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The herald., 1897-05-25
CHICAGO MARKETS
The Days Transactions on the Board
of Trade

CHICAGO, May 24.-Wheat during the
morning kept the advance going which was
under way at Saturdays close. July, which
closed Saturday at 72c, started with buyers
at from that up to 721sc, and for about an
hour and a half 72c was the lowest it sold
at. 1t rose to 72%c before 1t had any serl-
GUS setback. but by II: 80 o'clock it had de-
clined to nNc. Before noon it had ad-
vanced again to 72Ac. The French situa-
tion was the trump card which the bulls
were leading, and the fine prospects for the
home spring wheat and such Of the winter
wheat as had not been killed outright was
one of several good cards the bears made
the, utmost possible use of. Statistics OF
the weekly and daily movements were for
the most part bearish. Northwestern re-
ceipts were 621 cars. compared with $50
Monday Of last week and 596 year ago.
The foreign markets were strong. Liver
pool started at hd advance and added an
other I'd to that, making Id advance for
the day. The market hung around 72c for
nearly an hour. The bulls became very
weak toward the end. There was an al
most total lack of of shipping demand.
This and the confidence that the coming
domestic crop will be at least 100, ,OOO, 900
buhsels more than last year, gave them
confidence to press sales. and the market
declined very rapidly. The closing price
for July was INC bid.
Corn was steady within a narrow range.
Receipts were heavy and the weather was
favorable. The market eased off with
wheat.
Oats were steady, owing to the large
local receipts and still larger estimates for
tomorrow. The market was quiet and
within asc range.
Provisions were heavy early in the day.
on the heavy run of hogs, but at the close
had recovered nearly all of the decline
Packers bought generally on the breaks
and were the chief supports of the market.
The leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat No p
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Money! Quotations

NEW YORK. May 2.-Money on cali
easy at 1A@1H per cent; last loan. ~;
closed, 1491h per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 3h44 per cent; sterling exchange
easy, with actual business in bankers
bills $s7G4s7A for demand and s4.s6@4. .S6A
for sixty days; posted rates, $4.S7Q4.SS and
$4.SSh commercial bills, A.S5; silver GER
tificates, 6011G6O5s.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 24.-Drafts,
sight, 17h; telegraphic, 90
LONDON, May N.-Consols, 1877.
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London Markets

NEW YORK, May A.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram says:
The stock markets were dull today on
realizations before the settlement. Mines
were lower because the bear element at
the settlement is less prominent than had
been expected. Contangoes were higher.
After sharp setback prices closed firm
though lower for the day. Americans were
firmer until the New York prices were re-
ceived. when dullness followed. About
G260,O 900 gold from the Cape sold today was
bought for Prussia. The Paris and Berlin
markets were quiet and steady
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Receipts. Shinments
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO, May A.-Cattle-The supply
was we'll taken at $4.0005.25 for common to
prime native beef steers. the bulk of the
cattle bringing $4.3oG5.00 stockers and
feeders, $4.0014.50.
Hogs-Sales ranged at $3.35@S.45 for
heavy packing, up to 1915 for prime light
weights, with sales largely at $s.e5Qs rs;
pigs, $a.0009.7B.
Sheep were saleable at $2250275 for the
poorest up to $4.60@4,S5 for choice to prime
natives. with sales largely at $S50D4 80;
lambs slow at $s2s0s.bo for inferior to sS. 20
@6.5o for choice to prime Colorados.
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Incorporation

A certified copy of the Incorporation pa-
pers of Michalitschke Bros. g. Co.. filed at
San Francisco May q. 1895. was filed yes-
terday with the county clerk. The capital
stock Of the company is $780, 900, there being
at tho time OF incorporation $4,000 SUBJ
scribed. The directors named are Anton
Joseph. Louisa. Emma and Charles Mich
slitschkc.
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California Fruit Market

CHICAGO, May A.-The Earl Fruit COM
pany sold California cherries as follows:
Black Tartarian, $100@1.45 per Genital:
Centennial, 95c; Pontiac, Soc; Rockport, 60
@S0c.
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Gold Shipments

NEW YORK, May A.-Further gold
shipments are announced for tomorrow's
steamer Of 100000 by Won Hoffman & Co.
and 81, ,250, 900 by Lazard Freres.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. May A.-Today's state
ment Of the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, 1921, ,164, 800;
gold reserve, $144, ,704, ,S42
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Silver Bullion

NEW YORK. May 24.-Bar silver, 60;
Mexican dollars. 47&.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 24.-Bar silver,
co. Mexican dollars. 49h@5o.
LONDON, May 2.-Bar silver, 27ssd.
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Last California Limited

Eastbound on the Santa Fe route will
leave Tuesday morning, May 25 The
regular overland express will continue
to run daily as heretofore, making the
run to Chicago in less than three and a
half days. only three nights out.
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Boston Quotations

BOSTON. May 24.-Atchison. 101s; Bell
Telephone. 2oO; Burlington, 75ss; Mexican
Central, ~; San Diego, 9.
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Petroleum
Local Quotations

NEW YORK May 24.-Petroleum was
dull; Pennsylvania crude, SIC bid.
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VIII List Pres for Next Fifteen Nav

Will List Free for Next Fifteen Days
First-class mining stocks subject to the
approval Of the listing committee and call
for six months free. Get listing blanks at
once. Los Angeles Mining and Stock Ex-
change, 202 s. Broadway.
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Livernool Markets

LIVERPOOL, May 24-Wheat-Spot No.
northern spring, firm; IS 11ad.
Corn-Firm; spot American mixed, new,
Is nd; do old, Is Cd. Futures steady; May,
Is nd; June. Is nd; July, Is sgd.
Flour-Steady; st. Louis fancy winter
IS Cd.
Hops-Paciic coast, at London, steady
at 70s
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Os ANGELES SAVINGS BANK.
230 N. Main st.

J.E. Platter, Pres; H. w. Hellmau, V-Pres.:
w. M. Caswell, Cashier.
Directors-I. w. Hellman, ]. e. Platter,
II. W. Hellman. !. w. Hellman. jr.. w.
M. Caswell
Interest paid on deposits. Money to loan
on first-clasS real estate.
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For allaying hoarseness and Irritation
of the throat Browns Bronchial Troches"
are wonderfully effective. Avoid imita-
tionS.
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Stimulant to muscular and intellectual
activity; relieves mental exhaustion. Bro
mo-Kola.
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Insurance

The Philadelphia Fire Underwriters as
ISOLATION has issued to all insurance bro
kers OF that city pledge to sign. the prirl-
cipal feature of which is an agreement not
to do business with non-signers OF the
compact and not to receive over Is per cent
commission from the signers.
= 4 =
The Bankers Fidelity and Surety COM
pany, capitalized at $780, 900 and backed by
prominent insurance men, bankers and
0nanciers of Cedar Rapids, Des Moines.
Clinton, Burlington and Dubuque, has been
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Cash auotations were as follows

Flour, steady; No. 2 spring wheat, 72M@
73Ac; No. spring wheat 6S@7sc; No. q
red, soHas2Mc; No. 2 corn, 241s@24ssc: No.
oats, 1sc; No. white. 22@22hc; No. 3
white. 1s%Q22c; No. rye, S5c: NO 2 bar
ley. nominal; No. 1 faxseed, 77@771sc;
per barrel, $500: lard. per 100 pounds. 81, 72n
@S.75; short ribs sides Qoose), $4,000 65:
whisky, distillers' finished goods, per gall
Ion 81 49, f-
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THE INVESTOR
CONDUCTED A
incorporated: Its principal place Of busi
ness will be Cedar Rapids.


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A novel scheme to provide money for
building church was inaugurated recent
ly by congregation in Camden, which
sent q representative to the Mutual Life
In New York to negotiate a loan Of $50. 900.
Asked as to the nature of the security Of
fered, the agent said 1t was proposed to
select six young men from the congrega-
tion and take out a fifteen year endow-
ment policy on each one for $4,000, the
church guaranteeing to keep the premiums
paid up. This would be cheaper than pay
ing per cent interest.
+
There is no doubt but that there has
been decided Improvement In the charac-
ter of the buildings constructed of recent
years. larger amount of f1reproof mate
rial being used in construction, and appli-
ances for extinguishing fires being more
extensively employed. The higher rates Of
Insurance and stricter enforcement of or
dinary precautions by underwriters have
also diminished the risk of loss. While,
however, there has been a substantial i'm
provement. the annual fire waste still con-
tinues very great. Just think of It! This
country has lost through fires In twenty
two years the enormous sum Of 81, 3Ss, ,237.-
oil. No other nation could stand such a
loss. but at the same time 1t is scarcely
creditable to our reputation for business
sagacity to permit such drain upon our
resources to go on.-New Orleans Picayune.
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M AIN STREET SAVINGS BANK.

Junction Of Main. Spring and Temple Sta.
Temple Block). Los Angeles.
Capital paid Observation-Disclosures. 500. 900
Officers and directors: T. L. Duque.
President; l. N. Van Nuys, Vice-Presidents
.. v. Duque, Cashier; H. w. Hellman,
Kaspare Kohn. H. W. O'Melveny, ]. r.
..alkershim o. T. johnson, Abe Haas, w.
G. Kerckhoff.
Money loaned on real estate.
Five per cent interest paid on term deposits
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Drink Glen Rock water Address F. L
Smith. 216 South Spring street. Tel. 26.
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Latest style Of wall paper az A. A. Eek.
strom's. 1924 South Spring street.
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Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO, May A-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks today
were as follows:
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Bond List

NEW YORK. May N.-The following
were the closing quotations on bonds today:
u 8 n As reg. .122X C p 1sfs of sas 10aiL
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, May 24-The following
are the closing stock quotations:
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Building Permits

The superintendent Of buildings yester-
day issued the following permits
w. Orr. cottage. Lander. near Jefferson;
$500.
r. w. Bulla, dwelling. Thirty-first, be-
tween Grand and Figueroa; 1854.
c. Rhone. repairs, 1406 West Fourth: $780,
j. Lamonte. dwelling, lot 25, block s. Park
tract, $1,000.
M. Weinshank. repairs. 224 East Second
$50.
o. Johnson, repairs. Westminster hotel
$50. 900.
K. B. Uber, repairs 1912 South Olive; $3.50.
Rees & Wirsching, brick upper story, Los
Angeles. between Requena and CONNER
cial; $4,000.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS

Receipts-Cattle. 1850; hogs, $1,000
sheep, 1900.
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Or POheiun The Tailor

Makes the best fitting clothes at per cent less
than any other house on the Pacific Coast See
prioee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-20

| CH1CAGO-Whcat was very dull but
firm to-day. Strong outside and foreign
markets and antlclpations OF less bear
1 ish statistics Monday caused some Gov
l crlHg by shorts, resulting In Nose In
May oats leaned decidedly toward the
| bull side. corn and oats advancing about
&c each and pfoyifI0ns closing 9ig87i.e
higher.
Wheat opened very tame but quite
firm at about iIC higher than 1t closed
the day before May gl7sc II sold a few
moments later at 92C ana FOR some time
held mt glEng2C The Liverpool mar
kct, which yesterday refused to be in
fucnced by Thursdays advance at Chi.
cago, was equally Indifferent to-day to
Yesterdays decline IN thIg market The
English market was n shade higher than
II CloPcd the day before Some other
items Of the carly ncws was also help
ful to the nrmncss the market showed At
the opening and fOr The greater part Of
the session. The wcck's clr1ianccs Of
wheat and flour as reported by Brad
strcctp were considerably smaller than
they have been running for q long tins
baCk. The amount ~ the weeks clear
unccs from both cnngls IL 1900 100 BUSH
els, against G,2BB0OO bushels n week ago
mud 4gg9,OOO bushels the corresponding
day Of the year before. The Mlnncapo-
liz and Duluth receipts to-day were $50
cars. against GSS last week and 376 the
corresponding dag of 1896 Chicago re.
ccivcd 22S cars, against % cars year
ngD Dn tho plmllnr day Minneapolis
and Duluth receipts for the week. were
G33 lcss than the week previous, II was
reported from Minneapolis that 40 cars
Of their receipts to-day were Armour g.
Co ~ wheat on route from Eureka sta.
ton to Chicago
weather In Argentine was reported
more favorable BCrrbOhm estimated
the worlds shipments for the week Ia
Europe Of 100000 bushels aud expects
n decrease In the quantity ON ocean
passage Minneapolis announced tg ~.
Innate ~ itE stock Of whCut for the week
from 100000 bushels lnCrcnHr, ~ re-
ported yesterday, to 100000 bushels to
100000 buehclR increase In addition 10
wheat delivered yesterday afternoon az
ter December contracts, 1880 900 bushels
were delivered OUT to-day by Armour n
Co aud paid for ny Allen. GrlcT a. Teller
II had already been tnl,on for granted
however by tho lrndc that an thp wheat
sold lo French Letter would H. taken
care Of nnd that they have for come
llmo hnd the money In bank ready TO
pny ON demand
outside markets all showed ptrongth
The dny'H crnrnnccp ut wheat aud flour
wcro Hwollod 10 q total ol 800 900 bush.
otr by tho additional Information that
New Orleans Ahlppcd 100000 hiiAhcla NJ
wheat nnd 2aOOO barrels VI flour, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-20

Galveston IS 900 bushels OF wheat. The
market became much firmer in tone near
the close and made It's best prices Tor
the day then. Shorts covered quite
freely, and as offerings We're moderate
prices moved up easily. MAY finally
rose TO 99laG92%c and was bringing
92he as the session ended December
was dealt In very sparingly IL closed
at $50, or &c lower than II did yesterday.
Corn was dun, of a shade early on
moderate selling, but became strong and
advanced when wheat did. Country Of
ferings were reported on freer bids OF
Chicago last night May ranged from
29lsq29Ac and 2S7sc and closed S@Ac
higher at 29lsG2si4c,
With the exception of about fifteen
minutes activity toward the close, trad
ing In oats was very dull Scalpers ana
others sold short early but covered when
wheat advanced, and the market closed
strong, Elevator interests also bought.
May ranged from 92fsc TO 22Ac, closing
&c higher at 22%c,
Trading In provisions was fairly ac-
tive around the opening. Small hog re-
ceipts and the presence Of some outside
buying orders caused an early advance.
Subsequently trade was very light and
almost wholly local, but prices We're well
maintained, Al the close May pork was
hd7hc higher at IS S2ihaS So, May lard
2lka5c higher at 81 1904 72ia, and May
ribs 2hq5c higher AT 81 52ls,
Estimated receipts Monday; Wheat
425 cars corn $50 cars; oats $50 cars;
hogs 40 900 head,
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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Wool.

Eralstrccts: The market Is quiet as
wbolc, but prices maintain n fair
amount Of GtcadIncss The strength OF
to market abroad 10 Huniclcn: 10 keep
~llc' "cry Arm here, as there Is yet
considerable margin between the sell
'0s price OF wool and thn cost TO i'm.
iarl Adylcca from Melbourne quote
i0ai market nrm, with the sale post.
lonal over 20 January 10. Purchases
ior Amodcl IN Melbourne are esI!m1t-
"a al about 5000 bales thus far while
about $1,000 bales VIII be the probable
lN'.d1sos Fleece woods are held about
N" Hlrlc, but BNll Slow, quarter bloods
a' 1ull The bert demand OF late being
lo' Tho finer woods. This IA true Of both
i"'tRH ma domestic woods. fhe move.
mrut In territory woolB Ia SLOW. but
Prices arc quoted on about che secured
"'.7 Of SOC Tor flnc medium and ilnc,
WIN medium At i6c Cape and Mon
Tim
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-20

NEW YoRK-The dry goods district
is the scene OF more activity at the close
OF the week than was tho case at the
opening. The shipments Of goods are
heavy. particularly in staple cottons,
buyers having taken goods in large
quantities since the reduction OF the last
three days. Sellers at first hand as
rule ere paying little attention TO the
future, but are selling freely where they
can obtain their prices. Several of tho
leading lines OF bleached goods have
been well sold un and the report is that
Fruit Of the Loom Is "at value" 1t Is
probable that The present condition OF
stapir goods viii result in working the
nRIiet into better shape oil uround,
Oth- staple cotton goods besides
bleachc1 are in unchanged condition as
far Us the price Situation is concerned.
Brown goods have gained only slightly
in sympathy with bleached cottons
Export goods continue dull and quiet
Coarse colOred Cottons are unchanged In
any important particular.
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TREND OF TRADE.
Affairs Assuming More Encourag.
ing Shape in Stock Market.
THE OUTLOOK FOR BUSINESS

Very BrlSht-At the DHIlsIt Psroia OF
tile Year Merchants with Few EHcsp-
uon,, Report business Fairly Active.
Railroad EARNINGS Tell a Remarkable
Story-Another Favorable Feature IA
Renewed Foreign BuyIng-'Prlrss for
Wool Maintained.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-20

OIL CITY-There were sales to-day
OF 5000 barrels cash oil al 65is and 5000
barrels at &c. At she close 66c was bid
for cash, and January options were Of
fercd at 67c; credit balances unchanG-
ed: shipments. 5S.2j2 barrels; runs, 50, =
S74 barrels.
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BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS.

u. s. new As reg 1921; lore. II. & Nav. 36
do coupon" ".l2gb Pittsburgh ....,ldS
u. s, Is,...,......ll3 Reading ...,.... 22T
do coupon....lliS Rock lsland.,.. 90's
do IDS. 80. -.,.. 81 st, Paul,...,..., AiA
U, S, bs reg. .lliiy dc prcfarrcd II"
do Is coupon. .llit. lSt. p. & Omaha. IS
Pacific IS OF 80. 1925 do prolcrred. ,lrgia
Atchlson ...u,. 49, Southern paC,.. 2Oi9
do preferred. 3Oa. Texas & Pac... III
Bal & Ohio..-.. 1873 Union Pacific, 2fa
Can. Pacific, -. SgL Wabash &c. .... :
Can. Southern. 55Et do preferred. 1Ss
Central Pacific. 1917 Wheel'g & /. II. >
Ches. Il Ohio,n 2ih do preferred
Chi. & Alton....lj Adams EXPIRES: lT
Chi, Bur a. O.. 99a, American Tx. III
{. &. G. Il St l. a.. U. S Express. ., 40
do preferred. 50 Wells Fargon.li6
Del e. Hudson. 49, Am. Spirits, ~
Del, Lack. e. W.lj6ig 10 preferred. 1S!
Den q Rio Gu. ll9s An. Tobacco. 1874
do preferred, ijIs do preferred IN
Erie lncW).... II Peoples Cas-. NJ
do first pre-. $50, Col i. & Iron. 229i
Fort Wayne. 1851 do preferred, 20
Illinois Central. .iOiA Cen Electric, 3Jil
Lake Erie & W, i6 Illinois Steel. 4gls
do preferred. llis Lead ..........., -
Lake Shore,,o,.i ia do preferred 1885,
Lou. q Nash. 90. ~ Pacific Mail .,.. 291s
Mich, Central. .i02lg Pullman Pal.".lis
Mo. TaClhc.,.. 34ls Silver Ccr.."..a W
n. j Central. giis Sugar ,...u... .lb's
n. Y Central, .iOTts do preferred. III
Northwestern ,l2lN Tenn Coal & !, -
do preferred. .l6l U. S. Leather.
Northern PaC.,. 2l3s do preferred. w
do preferred. GQL lWec'ern Union JUS
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sc during the week while the old As cou-
pom have advanced &c and registered sc
during the week
The Fnancler says;
A decrease Of SS,l5l,S 75 In the surplus
reserves Of the New York banks follow
ing reduction equally as large for the
previous week, brings the excess cash in
the banks to SIS ,726,0jO, or very nearly to
The point reached at the height OF the
outward movement during the crop sea-
SON In view OF this fact the sharp adj
vance In money rates noted early last
week, may be expected TO continue for
some time, although the upward ten
dency has been regarded heretofore as
temporary incident. The changes In the
statement for the week are so Intimately
connected with the payment OF $500, 900
into the sub-treasury by the Union Pa"
cific committee that the totals do not
require detailed attention. This National
City Bank,whlch has been prominent In
financing this operation, loses over
N,OOO,OO0 In deposits It's cash reserve
mas also decreased something like
100000, and Its shrinkage in loans is
more than the total noted in the average
OF al! the banks, The other banks, aside
from this one institution therefore APP
pear to have gained both In deposits and
cash, and their loans are slightly higher.
The bank statements for the next few
succeeding weeks should be unusually
interesting and important, as two addi-
tlonal payments of over $S,0O0,O00 are to
be made to the sub treasury before jan
nary oh, and the treasury, on the other
hand, vii! begin December q, the dis
bursement of the principal OF maturing
Pacific bonds, which viii release, when
the operation Is completed, something
like S30.0O0OOO,
whether this money which may be
slow In entering the advice market and
the rather heavy deficiencies which the
government Will probably incur over tho
January disbursements will make up for
the cortractions due to payments into
the treasury on Pacific settlements, Is the
key 10 the immediate future OF the
money market. II interest rates con-
inue 10 harden, and exchange weakens,
as was the case last week, some interest
ing developments may be expected,
There can be no profit In sterling ex-
change Investments under these circum-
stances, and as the treasury reports show
an Increasing export balance in our
favor rates for money abroad Will have
to be maintained very firmly to prevent
losses OF specie 10 this side. Shipments
TO the south and the natural shifting OF
funds as the January dividends become
due, are points IN favor OF continued
hard money, or course these condl-
tons are as yet but vaguely defined, and
may be quickly changed. but on the
whole are important enough to bear in
mind during the next few weeks.
Evening Posts London financial ca
bleGram:
The stock markets here were quietly
firm to-day, Americana were reflected
New York prices. To"day's sales OF
eagles by the Bank of England is for the
continent and forms part OF the 100000
pounds ordered FOR Germany, as told in
these dispatches Yesterday.
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NEW YoRK-Plg iron dull Copper
dull; brokers iOTc. Lead strong; bro
kers 81 50. Tin plates steady.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD

after Noy, II, 1871. Explanation Of Refer
ence Aarks; sDally, tDaily, except Sum
uay, fDaily, except Saturday. lDally, ex-
cePt Monday, Sundays only. saturdays
only. Eastern Standard Time.
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