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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-06
Millinery Goods

We place on Sale to. day leo dozen straw
hats in latest shapes all colors ut one half
to one third their real value.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-06
1t Is Important


10 know that you can get good photos
taken at Cummings studio, 80? Market
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-06
FRENCH FLOWERS.

We positively have tho largest and best
assortment OF latest flowers at lowest
prices in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-06
RH,bs RR: T + Quick Relief Female Pills
Relieves in .gdayssl. 1909 South St. phila,.
and 4O2 Market street al.tLs-Sin

Howard Il, Staats at No. 407 King street
has fine line Of fish and fresh meats
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-06

LRdlos' Takc the lest. If you ase troubled
with Consti patton. SallOw Skin ani n Tired
Feeltna, taxe Karls Glover Tea. 1t Is pleasant
Market atreota
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-06

All tired feelings are quickly relieved by
DR.. Simm's Vegetable Liver Pills Tho
Standard Liver Pills Of the world, GJi
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-06
Special

One lot Of novelty skirts, full Yards
wide, lined throughout, were So. 49, marked
down to SI,3o
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-06
Coats, Suits, Capes,
Skirts &c.

Never have high grade garments been
sold at such low prices
Ladies' Tailor. Made Suits, skirts lined
Throughout, all wool, novelty cloth, full 4
yards wide, jacket, fly 'front.' silk lined
throughout worth $40, marked down to
S4.2S
Ladies' all.wool Habit clio Suits, full 4
yd, skirt, Jacket silk linod throughout, fly
front, worth s12, marked down to S4.9a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-06

Cupping and leeching, 1903 f. Second st
Phone 94l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-06

Carpet Cleaning 2H Cents Yard.
Electric Carpet Cleaning Works, Phone
TEL Office 209 West Fourth street
The times., 1897-04-15
THE HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT.
Statistics of the Board of Health
for the Past Week

The report of the Health Office
Just issued shows that the NOR
tality of the city during the past
week was 107, of which 81 were white
and 46 colored. TIE annual death rate was
1915 for the white, 16.9 for the colored,
and 9.S :for the total population. Deaths
from consumption were 4, as against 8
In the previous week; those from diseases
of the kidneys 9, as against by the Last
report; while those from heart maladics
fell from 10 to Z. The mortality among
children under five years of age stood At
25, showing the san rate as in the former
week, Of whom 10 were under l year old.
OF the zyrnotic class of diseases there was
death from whooping cough and from
grippe.
There were houses placarded for diph-
liberia, one card was AIKEN down, leaving
l . remaining in quarantine, with no death
reported. One house asisolated for scarlet
fever, . were released from quarantine, and
4 remained with warning cards.
The weather conditions prevailing dur
ing the week, were a mean temperature CT
40 degrees, a mean barometer of %. 81, and
q mean relative humidity of SO, with rain
fall of IL inches, and 9 cloudy days.
The Thermometer fell from Il degrees ON
the 9TH. to 80 degrees on the 7th, ranging
33 degrees. The direction of the winds was
mainly northwesterly, averaging miles
per hour, reaching velocity of 80 miles
per hour on the 10Th.
The times., 1897-04-15
FINDS HIS NAME A BURDEN
Young Benjamin Heidenheimer
Thinks 1t Too Long.
Wants the Court to Lop Off Several
Would Help Him In
Business and Socially.

Benjamin Heidenhcimer twenty five years
OF age, filed an application in the equity
court yesterday, in which he petitions that
his present name be changed, or rather
abbreviated TO that of Held
Mr.. Heidenheimer, who has been as
sociated with his father, Elias Heiden-
heirner, in the pawnbroking business, for
q number OF years, has all along found
his long name burden. But he Lad be-
come known by it both in the business and
social circles in which he moved, and now
oaly when heis on the eve ofleaving Wash
ington, has he called in the law TO relieve
him OF his care of too much name.
Mr.. Heidenheimer says he has eXpe-
rienced more trouble because OF his name
than any one can well imagine Rarely,
he says, is it either spelled or pronounced
correctly, and while, as rule, these mis-
takes are merely annoying, there have
been instances When they have been Of
actual trouble in business Bills which
should have been sent him go to somebody
else; his letters fail to reach him, and other
troubles arise which are too numerous to
mention
Because of his business relations with
his father, the young man says he endured
all the perpleXities above mentioned, bGt
as he has determined TO leave Washington
and go into business in the far West, he
sees no reason why he should start out
under the encumbrance OF so much name
San Francisco is where young Held. to
call him by his new name, will locate
after the court reduces his name to the
proportions desired, and he says he thinks
he sees a chance for fortune there AT
all events he believes he will have con-
siderably more time to devote TO actual
business when he is relieved ofthe necessity
of explaining the ramifications of his name
Mr.. Heidenheirner, ST., said he didn
much blame his son for wanting to change
the name inflicted upon him by his an
cestors, and that he himself had fire.
quently thought he would do likewise, but
had been restrained by business reasons
He said he thought such Il name as his
was entirely out of place in this nineteenth
century and that 1T ought to be shortened.
The times., 1897-04-15
THE GAIN IN POPULATION.
Complete Returns From the Pre-
cincts Show a Slight Inc rease.

Complete Returns From the Pre-,
cincts Show "A Slight Increase.
Returns have come in from three pre-
cincts. showing a gainof 500 over thepolice
census figures taken two years ago. Those
precincts which have reported are the First
the Third and the Fourth. They comprise
the central, the northwestern and the south.
western sections of the city.
In the First precinct there is a losi
In population OF little over 100. The
figures two years ago showed there Were
1888 persons living within the bound
aries of the precinct The returns 1uSl
made give the population as II, $40.
In the Third precinct there is sli ght gain
Two years ago the figures were 33, SOS
this year they are "a, 757. In South Wash
lngton the population has also increased
The last census figures were 3,07S, this
year they are 33, 1913. This completes the
returns so far, but the other precincts VIII
be heard from in day or two.
The times., 1897-04-15
City Brevities

Private f. L. Edelin, of the police force
has been fined $50 for violation Of para
graphs 35 and 1873 of the policemanlal
yesterday for stealing a watch valued al
Sl5 from Arthur Purks
Richard ID. callahan, a middle-aged man,
had his foot crushed 10y a Baltimore and
Ohio train on the Metropolitan branch al
noon Monday. Heis slowly recovering from
she shock al Providence Hospital
The times., 1897-04-15
New Building Association Officers

The annual meeting of the Northern
Liberty German American Building As
sociation for the election of officers for
the ensuing year was held last night, at
Nau's Hall, corner of Seventh and n
streets north west.
MIR Theodore Pitt, A s. johnson, Hugo
KucrSchner, 6 N. ErnmeriCh, who served,
respectively, as president, vice president,
secretary and treasurer last year, were
unanimously reelected without ballot.
The annual report shows the affairs OF
the association TO be in very flourish
iny condition
The times., 1897-04-15
FOUR RoBBERIEs REPORTED.
An Ohio Visitor Relieved of Cash
and Gold Watch.

Four robberies were reported to In
spector Hollinberger yesterday. n. H.
Barber Of Cambridge, Ohio, who is stop
ping at the oxford Hotel, was the first
victim. His recollections of Monday night
were evidently rather hazy, for he could
not tell where he had been robbed. All
he knew was that he awoke this morn
ing and was minus $40 and his gold
watch and chain.
Kate Adams, living at No. 1921 Riggs
place, reported that a nickel open-faced
watch had been stolen from her house
Some time since Monday.
Mrs n. H. rockingham lives at No.
2o2S Fifteenth street. Monday she went
shopping, and while in a shoe store on F
street, she placed her pocketbook on a
chain and a thief walked off with it
1t contained gold ring and $50 in cash.
Ignatius Geraci, Of No. 1927 Tenth
street, placed quantity of jewelry in a
trunk in his room. A thief broke in
Yesterday afternoon and secured the
valuables.
BEECHAM'S PILLS will dispel the
4.tNY
The times., 1897-04-15

BEECHAM's PILLS will dispel the
'blues.''
The times., 1897-04-15
Street Railroad Company Sued.

suit was instituted yesterday by John
L Cox and Virginia Cox. husband and wife,
against the Metropolitan Railroad Com
pany, for damages for injuries sustained
in an accident December 26 last, claiming
$4,000. The allegations are that Mrs.
Cox, when attempting to board car, was
thrown off by sudden starting of the
train, and sustained severe injuries, con-
cussion of the brain beng one of the re-
suits
The times., 1897-04-15

Two years ago R. ]. Warren, druggist
at Pleasant Brook, \. Y, bought small
supply of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
He sums up the result as follows: Al
that time the goods were unkno wn in this
section. Today Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy is a household word" 1t is the same
In hundreds of communities. Wherever the
good qualities of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy become known, the people will
have nothing else For sale by Henry
Evans. wholesale and retail druggist, 93S
street and Connecticut avenue and s
street northwest.
The times., 1897-04-15
Testing a sweeping Machine

The District Commissioners made an in
spection yesterday afternoon of a new
street sweeping machine, known as the In
ternational, OF which a trial exhibition
was made at the intersection of Seventh
and Nj streets northwest. 1t is under
stood the Commissioners were fayorably
impressed with the utility Of the ap-
paratus.
The times., 1897-04-15

wide porches and Show windows,
The Commissioners have amended the
provisions of the limitations for pro;eC-
tions beyond the building line, so as to
provide that the width of porches and
show windows shall be unlimited.
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CLOSING prices OF pHILApELpm!A STOCKS.


Interest In WaN Street to-day was centred
on railway affairs. the big deal which involves
the Northern Pacific, Great Northern. Union
Pacific and Oregon Railroad and Navigation
continuing II furnish a favorable subject for
discussion, while the report Of the Burlington
system for December and sensational rumors
about the Joint Traffic Association were factors
OF considerable Importance. The reports about
the last named were grossly exaggerated. and
contained absolutely no truth as far as the
reference TO possible disruption OF the asso
citation was concerned. for it can be stated upon
the best Of authority. that the members OF the
associa ton are satisfied with their percentages
and that the so-called opposition to the asso
citation exists chiefly among malcontents at Chi
cago who would profit by a disagreement
among the members Of the association The
importance Of the rumors confined to the
stock Exchange. where prices responded down
ward although losses sustained. were small
and not followed by any important selling.
London selling helped to depress prices. and
weakness in Sugar Refining and Chitago Gas
had a sympathetic effect upon the rest of the
list Weakness in Sugar Refining was due
purely to speculative manipulation. and in Chi
cago Gas to selling induced by the expectation
Of the introduction OF a bill in the Illinois Legis-
lature cutting down the price OF gas. Probably
burlington did not respond to its favorable
statement for December from the fact that the
company did not earn its per cent dividend
i'm the year ended December 81 1896. the pre-
liminary figures showing an increase in net
earnings Of $37G.SS9. and a surplus after fixed
charges of S2IS0655, which was also an in
crease over 1893. The company paid unearned
dividends last year, ard as yet there is no rea-
son 10 indicate that the directors contemplate
a reduction. For the month Of December earn
incs showed the effect of the heavy corn move
ment. gross earnings increasing S'@',2o3. and net
earnings $76 100, operating expenses decreas-
ing S43 J4G Jersey Centrals report for the year
ended December 81. 1896 published to-day. did
not make so favorable an exhibit as in the pre-
ceding year, but at the same time. in view OF
the general depression In business in 1876, the
statement was favora BILE, the result Of all opera
tons being a surplus Of SCI .41G. against one Of
500 431 in 1899. and "A deficit Of S642,IO in
1871 Full dividends were maintained In the
SG5S 1O4 against 2j.8 in 1898. representing
for construction account and
nurchases of land, equipment. etc. In details
: he report il extremely meagre, being a mere
skeleton and proving unsatisfactory 10 the
Shareholders who have the right to a fuller OK
nlanation Of the companys operations in the
vear The issuing Of reports which tell nothing
&c n FAINT common 10 many railroad companies,
and The best advice that can be given TO such
concerns if tina; they strive to follow the eI-
ample Of the Pennsylvania and New-York Cen
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Excursions.
Excursions to Venezuela.
Steamboats,.

BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND.
VIA SOUND LINES
sroNINGroN LINE. via stonipyIon nom Pier 30 n. n,
block above Canal week days only at 80 r. ~
:loKNIcH LINE. Via New London. from Pier 90 N. X.
next to pssbro..s. ST.. week days only, at $50 r. ~
FALL. RIVER LINE Newport and Fall River, non
Pis u.s. r.. foot Murray e.. week days osly
500 y 81.
NEW -HAVEN-FARE. 81: Excursion. $l.6O -
~ Fast steamers cave Pier Is f. r.. Daily (sundsys
sxcepted) A. ant ~ 1iidn ght. arriving In FOE
trains Esrden Hartford Springfield and poins setA
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BONDs-THE MONEY MARKET.

Twenty-Five shares OF the Park Bank stock
sold al Oh In State issues S1JOD Virginia 6s
deferred receipts sold at Ga.
Railway bonds were moderately active and ir-
regular AT small changes in the majority or
issues The principa! net gains were made by
Wisconsin Central first receipts. !, TO 3ois; st.
Louis and Iron Mountain first extension rs. Ia
to 10lh: ST. Louis and San Francisco Is. q 10
6G7,: Northern Pacific consol - assented Is 10
I95s; Oregon Railroad and Navigation Is. 4 10
S5&a: Northern Pacific general lien IS = TO - "a,
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit Js, 4 10 I9h. The
chief pet losses were in New-YOTk. Ncw-Haven
and Hartford Is conso debnnture receipts. ia
TO 1927: Atchison adjustment Is y 10 4Sls;
Chicago and Eastern Illinois -. q to 30: Hook
ing Valley Js. Il TO -: Kansas and Eastern
irss. a to 9ia.; oregon Short Line and Utah
Northern consol receipts. Y tn -: Susquehanna
and Western termnat frsts = to log. and Ulster
and Delaware first IS 10 .)S
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Guaranty Trust Co.

no. 80 CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK.
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REORGANIZATION
Atchison, Topeka & Santa fe
Railroad.
To the holders Of certificates Of deposit for
STOCK Of the
ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY.

February 1897. holders Of certificates OF
deposit Of Guaranty Trust Company formerly New
Guaranty and Indemnity Company isscd for stock
Of the ATCHISOS TOPEKA AND SANTE FE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY may exchange their New-York Lon
ANTY TRUST COMPANY 80 CEDAR STREET New
COLONY TRr'sT COMPANY. Ames Building. Boston. for
which they entitled under the Plan Of Reorganization
Holders certificates upon surrender
thereof shares Of the stock OF the
company OF the shares of the old company
represented their certificates addition thereto
company Holders OF entitled fractions Of
pany surrendered may
from ii such amounts be necessary entltle them
entire The price Of fractions will be based
closing quotations the York Exchange
Of the day previous II will be understood that parties
forwarding certificates by mail desire sell fraction
share which they may entitled, they
struct 20 the contrary.
Holders forwarding certificates by mail requested 10
whether they desire the sent To them
by mail by express at their expense. All certificates
be Endorsed blank stock IN requested in any
other than tina: appearing the face Of
cate assignment be attesed party salts
factory the Trust Company be acknow edged
before a notary public.
one hundred schedules per diem will be exchanged at
each depositary
The transfer books for certificates Of deposit Will close
permanently this date.
New-York. February q 1897
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Cost an0 fonn0.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~</ ~>~HS
7 OST-Bankbook NJ. 2Ii,oii, BANK for Savings 80
IL Fourth Ave New York. Paymen; stopped Please
hook bank
OSTA stick pin of pearls and erneralds the char
IL iy Rail Tuesday night. The Under will re-
wsrded returning the Hotel Marie AnDlre'te
Boue, and Goth street.
4 DNERTISEMENrS and subscriptions Tor The 1re-
une received az their Uptown once. No :t2 Broad
"a door north OF Slst st. pntn o'clock m. az
vers-mens received the following branch ofcss a,
regular Office rates until o'clock D. VIA -, Sff.
ave- = I'D St i52 Gtha ave. cor i.th-st Macy O.
9th ave and 18th i&2 Columbus ave
At % i
Nest sti and 9TH 10 Eas,
st 3sS ID ave-. between 10Th and 18th io.6 81
ave- near OIL. st .os lst ave. G-,r s9ih $50 81
ave- lis' st 81 "a ave. 30 Bieecksr 81. is
Bleeckcr- 2os 81 ave 2tO East Ipth 1921 3D.
ave c6G2 Sd ave; o3 Amsterdam t02 West s21 e.
East 10Th pJ East 18Th 50 9th sSf
9TH ave. lo2 30 ave. near 9Th -, %. Es,, sshs,.
1890 broadway. l563 81 l:S shave. 1915 Cd
;S or ave AZ the nsr'm ONES Soai "a Az, mar
i2eth-., be, IN and sth 40 West I&osh-st Al
the Brooklyn orices so7 Fuiton-s, .N Futoa-s,. ~
li32 Myrtle ave. Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05

Domestic exchange was as follows at the
places named: New -Orleans-Co Commercial. 2oc.
discount; bank. 81 premium. It, Louis-far
bid: offered to 2Jc. premium. san Francisco
Sight, 20c.: telegraph. 2oiac. Sa "arnah-B Buying
1-16 per cent off; selling at par. Charleston
Buying 1-1G per cent discount; selling, l-l6 per
cent premium. Cincinnati-.Oc. premium. CHI
cago-4Oc. discount.
Bank clearngs in this city were: Exchanges
Exchanges. S5O3i. 49,; balances. SAi9.2t'. Phil
adelphia-E Exchanges. SS.3ii .OJl; balances, 81
900 $50. Chicago-Exchanges Sl3,OO3,l2 III; bal
ances 81 .2iS.GS1.
The price of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was Gi&tc. Mexican dollars were quoted at
502.0j13sc. In London bar silver was unchanged
at 2934d
Money on call in London was 1a1}a per cent
Open market discounts ia per cent for short
and long bills. British consols closed at ll33
for money and 1l3 J-16 for the account Paris
exchange on London. - francs 10 centimes.
French rentes, JOB francs II centimes. Discount
rate in Paris. Ia. per cent. Discount rate in
Berlin. 219 per cent.
The weekly statement Of the Bank OF England.
published to day showed a decrease Of f3o,OW
in the tota! reserve and an increase of f2Ol .SSli
In bullion. The proportion of the banks reserve
to liability. which last week .L..'9 per cent.
is now - IL per cent. The banks minimum dis
count rate was reduced to 3 per cen. The weekly
statement OF the Bank OF France showed an in
crease of 80 0W francs gold and an increase OF
.4J00W francs silver.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement COW
ering actual results OF two days ago. compared
with the last preceding statement. gives the fol-
lowing balances:
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Money on call 11aG2 per cent. Time
money was per cent for sixty days, ~ per
cent for three months. 2am3 per cent for four
months and per cent for six months. Com
mArcial paper was 3i4n4 per cent for the best
names for all periods. and above for names not
well known.
The foreign exchange market was dull and
steady Posted rates for sterling closed at
81 Sjlz and - S1l20xi ~ for long and short bills
respectively. Rates for actual business closed as
follows:
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Ac,l cash bal 1915 .oi27li s2i5.oee oos Inc

day were SJ12 80: internal revenue receipts
S561 .J99 and miscellaneous receipts, SIS. 49,:
total Government receipts for the day, S1,1O2,-
S2S; expenditures. 81. 1O2 900; excess OF expendl
lures $500. III. Receipts for the month to date
81 SIC 1863; expenditures SG2J4,OD; excess OF
expenditures 81 .6Ei.6W Receipts for the fiscal
year To date, S1SG3S4,96l: expenditures, S231,
I;3,3SJ: excess Of expenditures. S4j.J4S 42S Re-
ceiptG OF National bank notes for redemption to-
day we're <242.G36.
Sub-Treasury receipts for the day were S3,632, =
OF and payments $2g9l SCI. resulting in a gem
eral balance Of $50 POI .31S. consisting Of Sl2i-
800 600 coin and SJI ,2.'3,IIS currency The Sub
Treasury had credit balance at the Clearing
House of So "a, and its net gain on balance
was $640 49, made up by gain IN coin Of S21S.
10 and a gain in currency of Sl2l, 434
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CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY,
CHICAGO ILL. Feb : 1901.
NOTItE.-A quarterly dividend of TWO DOL
~ LARS per share has this dsy been declared on the
Preferred Common stock Of this Company
the nrs day n March next - the stockholders
a: the close ~ business hours on the lOth instant
dividend shares registered York viii h,
paid At ONCE OF the Companys Agents Messrs tyle,
Morgan & Company ~ Pine Street New York. and he
dividend shares Chicago will paid AZ the
ONCE Of the Treasurer OF the Company
- II. POSTER Treasures.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London Feb. 4. p m.-Consols. li33- 10 FOR money
and ila5 IL for the account; Canadian Pacific, 5iA
Erie l5 Erie nrst preferred. 36s.: Illinois Central
NJ, Mexican ordinary -: -. raul common ,ss New
York Central 9Gl. PENNSYLVANIA. 53's Reading. 13',
Mexican Central I per cent bonds. IL. Louisville and
Nashville. A;chison common. iJs-. Money. lm1i2
per cent The ~ discount In the open market for
both short and three months bills is -. per cent.
t3O D. rn-The amount ~ bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank 81 England o balance 10 day is 10000
BERLIN Feb 4.-Exchange London. 20 marks 4O'
pennings sigh, and ~ marks 0z pfennngs for 80
day bills
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trail. whose reports full and clear in every
particular
The Bank Of England reduced its minimum
rate of discount to-day from 3i2 to 3 per cent.
the weekly statement showing a further in
crease in bullion. making the increase in this
item over SIT .0DO,WW since December. and about
ofsettng the losses sustained by the gold eX
port movement To this country. open market
discounts in London and Berlin continue easy.
but the effect has not yet been pronounced
upon the security market. In the local security
market the large supply Of funds at this centre
is reflected in the good business being done in
the bond department, but IL has yet to show
its influence in the share market. Dealings in
bonds to-day were moderately large. but In
stocks only 143 lJ9 shares were traded in, OF
which Sugar Refining. Burlington. St Paul
Chicago Gas and United States Leather pre-
ferred furnished 81. iG6 shares. National Lead
weak and more active than usual, on re-
ports of contemplated trade opposition. The
market closed heavy with net losses in most
stocks.
Prices for last sales Of the principal active
stocks, compared with the final figures Of yes
tcrday were as follows:
BONDS-TIiE MONEY MARKET.
Sales Of Government bonds were $1,000 coupon
4s OF 1907 at 1l21s. Sl1 900 at i12h SlJOOO at
112A. and SlO,0W coupon Is of 1879 at lbs
Final quotations follow: