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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-21
First New York Through Chicago.

Cn-cac3 III. Dec. 1.-Two train 3 q
troops. consisting Of five companies o. ths
Fir-i New York volunteers. arrived n HI
ct-o tccsy over the Burlington road from
san Francisco. The men were transferred
20 the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
and left over that road FOR their eastern
homes There were no cases OF sickness
or the train and most o. the mea. though
tan. we're crouzed and hardened from their
camp re.
san Francisco. Dec e0-Companies n.
X and II. Of tne FIRST New York voIun-
teers. the last regiment remaining here.
lect the city tonight for thetr homes. The
men wfu Be rushed through 70 thzt hey
can spend Christmas zlrh their f-sensss
Company II Vii - cent 20 BinRhanton.
company X - Pouzakeepsi-. AID company
II - Esrrze1-
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wheeiIag ana Lake Erie sale.

Columbus. o. De- s-Uri-ed States
Judge TAT has ordered The SAFE O ~
wheeling ard Lake Ere raii-oae. TIE 5s-
cree j. dated DECEMBER =. and PROVIDES
taat tas sac sazI occur Ei-h.n Ten days
Cleveland. O.. Dee H-In ;hz Uastes
STATES cp1zt y ? Carlton 1zs h-e1 zp-
pointed sD--cisl master 20 sell rhe proper
y OF the Wheeling and LAKE, Ere Raj
zzy company under TIE decree q fore
ciosUrs and sale tszue-i a. Cincinnati -
Judge Taft- Z = provided that ne sac
Shall take place u Toles5 z1thiu three
months ard .Azt 10 ID - lasSs tAzu 3 ssa.-
- San - received Tos p-ocsesS WI
apply OF zso-tzzze he'd ~ the Centrzl
T-rrrsr cfsanpsuY y <=z Fgrs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-21

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Elsss ard drank 4 81 ~ 5rezezoe % tn
Psssszzs-z- sne rs removed 20 4 srE<
s1ore IN great sxa-y- No rszzoa - kzoza
TO- TIE 91-nz- zctisu
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-21

Galveston, Tex, Dec a.-Cotton-Quiet
s 7-16c.
Liverpool, Dec. 20-Cotton-Spot fair de-
mand; prices unchanged. American mid
ding sgd: futures steady.
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EAGLE PRINT
OF COURSE

Good printing Is not ascss
sarily high priced Cheap
printing is not necessarily
poor printing. Good ma
chinery is one of the princi-
pal features. The purchase
Of material in car lots direct
nom the mills is the greatest
factor In the Eagle being
able = do GOOD PRINTING
CHEAP. Then you can get
the best at the prices yoa
pay for the poorest at the
EAGLE OFFICE If East Douglas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-21
GaAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETs

CHICAGO.
Chicago Grain and Provision markets,
furnished by r. L Bossick. Commission
Broker. Rooms 10 and u. over Kansas Ma
tional Bank Telephons 167.
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MIA For Instance, q per capita tax -
levied uoon every passenger who is fool
isn enough 20 sccede TO the demand. upon
the ferry across the BAY 70 cayite Then.
again, collectors stand a. the gates OF all
The big factories on pay day and nsiics
the employees. according 20 their salaries.
as they leave o. course. this only az
fects the Fflipinos. but Il leads 10 show
that the rebels can and are dong pretty
much as they Ike in spste q the authori-
ties.
THE REBEL TROOPS.
SO far ~ their troops are conce<ncd.
they are, for roe most part H.enAtxe 20
reason Some q them VINO are quar-
tered in the sGoarbs presumed 20 exercise
eheir authority but after Agusnaido had
summoned Pc &c PHar and one OF TWO
other turbulent spirits to Malcios and keps
them under his immediate supervision.
there was no further trouble.
They stiR surround the city. but a.
s0ch a distance "a obe no longer q
menace % the peace and safety Of ia
SUBURBAN residents q Manila
THE NEWSPAPERS OF MANILA
The Won SSpaRosa a rabtd anti--Auseri-
S-u tatrA- AaS SrrI 50 pEe>~fA - us
AUTHORITIES and its editor arrested Tor
printing lsoelous articles. rue Dlaro ~
Manila. whicn Was founded an fSss. nss
suspended pUbiscarion and two others. the
Oeeauia Espana and Comererio. are daay
expected 10 follow suit.
On rhe other hand. aal1 dozen rsIspinos
papers are n circulation here ard any
number OF American publications T7ss
Mania Times. an evening daily. was 30
first newspaper in 5he neid. It's iTst issue
being on the i3sh inst. Two days later
me American. a morning psFer. whfca
claims 20 have the only Associated Press
news a the group. Teen cane Freedom.
tri-weeiiy. Uncle Sarn-and several more
weeSlieS, al OF whsca appear 10 De doing
fairly well
Milwaukee. Wis. Dec Especial Mas
ter IN Chancery Carey. who has bad
charge % the litigation concerning the
Northern Facific claimants wlro have
made claim a.sins: the lands cast % me
Missouri river. has issued notices 10 cred
ito-s thas he VII begin the hearings upon
the claims on Decemoer =. sitting az chi
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TIE tes- % god ustase Pc r. ri -
ca s-eep tSc nlg1t alter y5u estEt-AscS
go G.coe
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Capital Stock $50. COZ Paid Up.
u you want Stocke7s OF Feeders. wrfta
us Reasonable advances. experienced
statesmen n each department. Cattle
1zogs and sheep Telephone ISss
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GEO. R BARSE. J. II WAITE
President Sec-TreAs
D.DcE Live Stock
fDANSL Commission Co.

Rooms 1890 Live Stock Exchange BIdy
KANSAS CITY. NO.
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MONEY 4YU EXCHANGE

MONEY RATES.-Money on CALL IN per cent
with exceptions at 1ih per cent. Time money
per cent for sixty days, per cent FOR three
months. 81 per cent for four months. and saga
per cent for six months Commercial paper
rates were 4G5 per cent for all periods FOR the
best names. and above for names not 80 wen
known.
. GOOD demand but light supply. Actual closing
rates were:
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RAILROAD BONDS.-Market dull and rregu-
lar al small final changes. Total dealings
amounted In par value to Sl77lOOO, against
s166S0 900 on Tuesday. The more important
dealings were Ia the Atchson Issues. Burlington
and Quincy (Nebraska extension 4s). ontario
and Western consol 5s. Northern Pacific gen.
sral lien IS and prior As, oregon Railroad and
Navigation Az Reading general 4s, St. LOUIS
and Iron Mountain general os. Texas and IA
cifc second incomes. Union Pacihc as Union
Pacific Denver and Gulf first receipts. Wiscon-
sin Central first receipts Brooklyn Elevated
FIRST receipts Brooklyn Rapid Transit os. Chi
cago Terminal is. Fort Worth and Denver City
nrsts San Antonio and Arkansas Pass 10 and
Wabash first 5s.
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DOMESTIC ExCHANGE.-savannah-
ing 1.18 discount: selling lie premium. New
Orleans-Commercial. 25c. premium; bank. II
premium Chareston-Buying. par selling. u
premium San Francisco-Sisht. 121kc: tele-
graph. 15c. Chicago-5c. discount Cincinnati
over counter. 25c. premium between banks,
par. Boston-5a10c discount st. Louis-3Oc.
premium
BANK CLEARINGs.-NewY orie-Exchanges.
$3.50 14o. 300; balances, 6.S95.900. Chicaso-Ex-
changes. sol 100 9O7; balances 81. 72o 781. Balt-
more-Exchanges. s3.261 Sol: balances. s56S.64
Boston-Exchanges. S16523 142; balances. ST.
6S6342. observation-disclosures. $18.S35.546:
balances. $1.266.755.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call rates IN
London 2h98 per cent Open market discount
rate. 81 per cent for short and long bills Ber-
lin discount rate. 81 per cent; Paris TX per
cent Paris exchange on London. 20 francs
S41z centilnes. Berlin exchange on London. 20
marks 49h pfenninss.
EUROPEAN SECURITIES.-Britishc onsolA
40 3-13 for money and 110% for the account
French rentes 1O2 francs IS centimes. Spanish
( per cents in London. 82k. declined u per
cent.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid 1850; Lisbon.
90: Buenos Ayres. 1880. Rome. 1880.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 67hc..
lars. 45Hc. Bar silver in London. 20 7-16d..
advanced I'd.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD
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public selling. Shipments were large Aooom
pounds meat and 100000 pounds lard. N
sentiment is mixed, the packers a. q class r,th.
bullish. but not unanimous.
On the curb puts on July wheat elosed :.
81 OF; calls. 81 II. Puts on September vhe.,
1914 cents: calls. 80 cents. Puts on July O.,
345sG34% cents; calls. 353s cents.
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Act cash bal s2o7,o ,eo7 sasiio.bi Dec ss"'fSo
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re-
ceipts reported from Washington, S9Ol.S0l IN
ternal revenue receipts. $500 262. and the mis-
celaneous receipts. $37 O92; total Government
receipts for the day. $500. 446; expenditures
$2215OOO. Receipts for the month to date. Sl7'-
800 202: expenditures, sos 1856 600: excess OF ex-
pendtures 81. 1888. 70S. Receipts for the fiscal
year to date, 1888 623. 242; expenditures. $780,
SIS. 1885, excess Of expenditures. S17.S34953. Re-
ceipts of National bank notes for redemption to-
day $3.50 4O5
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub Treasury was a
debtor at the Clearing House S69O.O93. Its net
loss on balance was 81. 1913 66S made up by
loss in coin Of 81, 2S3 665 and gain in currency
Of SS9,997. To-days operations Included: Re-
ceipts, SS6S7677; payments, $5.ss1 3l3 result
ing in a general balance OF S146 99S 727 consist
Ing Of $11467O.S41 coin and S32,321 $3.50 cur
rency.
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday
at auction at the New York Real Estate Sales
room by Adrian H. Muller Son:
$4,000 Terre Haute Electric Railway Company nrst
mortgage y per cent twentyyear gold bonds.
April. ls9I. coupons on ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =
50 shares Western National Park.
IA shares Pennsylvania Coal Company. .855
&t.7s0 Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company scrip
OF 1895 ............................ 1861
10 shares Manhattan Company Bank. .227
1900 Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Company
mortgage per cent bonds. December.
1SN2 coupons on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
5000 Texas and Pacific Railroad hrst mortgage
per bonds June. 1895 coupons -. l02|
shares Central National Bank. ...............l
&c shares American Air Power Company ....... 10
20 shares United states Casualty Company . l2ot
30 shares MerchanB' National Bank ..........l46
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West Virginia & Pittsburgh
Railroad Company.

To tho HOLDER Of tho Five Per cent I'm
Mortgage Gold Bonds. dated 1st April
$780,
The West Virginia and Pittsburgh Railroad compal
having failed provide for the payment Of the Couua
Of tho aforementioned BondS due LIST April, iSeA q
desire 20 give notice 10 the BondhodsrS that 10 -
intention immediate steps for the prosct'oa
their interests To this end Il 10 necessary for 10 han
Bonds ana accordingly request the hoo
ers 70 deposit their Bonds with us without delay
In exchange for shall issue negotiable sesta
Gates u Stock Exchange quotation for which YIN Y
applied for) in terms Of an agreement bearing dsts
APRIL 1885, copies Of which and schedules Of deposit M
be obtained ONCE and after 18th April 1888
Prompt action 10 desirable and In order that We M
know to what extent represent the Bondhold9@
Bonds should b deposited than ls NJ
1898
BROWN sHIrLEY . co
Founders Court. London. z. c.. 9Th April. 1898
Holders IN this country may avail Of a
above by depOsitfng their bonds with ~ -
We recomm End their doing promptly.
Tho time allowed for depos1t has been -
tended to Ist June. 1898.
BROWN BROTHERS & CO.,
So Wall strsse
New-York MAY 50. 1894
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quiet ana weaker. but recovered toward mo
close on a more buoyant feeling. and left ON
firm with a moderate demand Last prices were;
Atchison. 1925; Canadian Pacif,c. ssh; st. Paul.
80; Illinois Central. 1861; Louisville and Nash
VILE, 547s; Mexican Central new Is. 64s4; New
York Central. 11S; Erie. 1924; Pennsylvania, 3d.
Reading. 9ss: Erie Arst preferred. 3J4; Mexican
ordinary IS. and Grand Trunk. SA.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.-Market dull and
strong. Standard OIL closed at 4Oo64O8 against
4O9r41O on Tuesday. Last prices OF other
prominent Issues were Glucose common. 1910
5Oh; preferred. 1579183; Standard Gas com
mon. 1389142; preferred. l568l62; Mutual Cas-
32s9332: Amsterdam Gas. 81931*: preferred
6947O
BANK STOCK sALES.-Dshty shares OF the
Mechanics Bank stock sold on the Stock Ex
change at 175 against 185 the last preceding
sale. and nine shares Of the Continental Bank at
1925. against 1870 the last preceding sale.
INTEREST IN sILvER-The New York
News Bureau says:
'oT'here Is great interest TO- day In tho silver
market in the advance in the rate for Indian
exchange in London to 16d. per rupee. tho high
est for many months. and a rate which may be
called the par of exchange. The advance Is in
large measure duo to the high price Of wheat.
which stimulates Indian shipments; but Il is
also aided BY the uncertainty 10 the outcome
OF the Indian Governments currency proposals.
In the best Informed circles II ID not Understood
how 1t can be intended to melt down rupees on
account Of q redundancy ct the currency when
the bank ratio Is up to about IA per cent at
Bombay"
REORGANIZATION PLAN.-The Reorgani-
cation Committee of the Columbus sandusky
and Hooking Railroad Company--Louis FHtz-
gerald, John T. Terry. Levi C. Weir F. K stur-
gis, John G. Deshler and Henry w. Putnam. tr..
with the cooperation Of Strong. stursis & Co.,
syndicate managers-has published a plan for
the reorganization Of the property
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BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

With the exception Of several stocks that are
being supported by interests identified with the
respective companies the course OF values IN
yesterdays market was irregular and toward
lower level. At the close the majority OF Issues
were under Tuesdays final figures, but net
losses. as a rule. we're confined to fractions
Trading almost wholly professional ana
in the absence Of public support or insp'r''ihe
war news traders worked for lower prices. II
is noteworthy that in the current market prices
respond readily to the least buying pressure
while exhibiting a marked unwillingness to de-
cline on bear operations. People who hold
stocks are not inclined to sell. for they expect
a higher range Of values at no distant time, as
the result Of increased support and better
appreciation by the public OF the intrinsic
worth Of American stocks and bonds.
The covering movement following Mondays
decline was completed soon after the opening
yesterday. and early strength was succeeded by
weakness throughout the list with few ex-
ceptions only. The bears tested the public on
Monday and discovered that they could bring no
long stock upon the market They attempted
the same thing yesterday and were again I'M
successfrl An unexpected change in money con-
ditions and unfavorable war developments are
possible, but not probable, and unless the bear
position is strengthened by such occurrences
there appears little reason for more than tenn
porary setbacks. The extraordinary facts IN
connection with this countrys financial and
commercial condition are gradually being taken
into consideration by Wall Street operators who
recently refused to hear OF anything save the
war. and while war remains potent factor IN
shaping the course Of values. II no longer over
shadows the brilliant prospects OF the business
situation. AS a longtime calculation the war
has ceased to trouble bankers
London sold few stocks yesterday, but arol-
TRACE house dealings were too small TO exert any
effect upon sentiment prices. The heavy for
eign selling noted last week has apparently
reached its limit, and 1t is not unlikely that
upon the first indication Of the end OF the war
European spectators and investors will return
with q rush to this market. The highly specu-
latiye shares such as Sugar Refining and Amer
lean Tobacco suffered substantial net losses. but
elsewhere among active stocks declines were
generally fractional. An incident Of the day WAS
the crossing Of Burlington by Rock Island the
last-named ruling strong the greater part OF the
day on inside support. The money market was
ca sier and sterling exchangeswas higher
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Saes, 1000 cou-
non 5s at III. $500 registered 4s Of 1907 at lO9,
$4,000 at 1885, and $4,000 at 1885 Final
COY
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financial
Columbus, SandlSky & Hooking
Railroad Company,
REORGANIZATION.

The undersigned Reorganization Committee aet,,
under the Reorganization Agreement. dated May IL ~
adopted the following plan Of reorganization OF q
property and securities Of the Columbus. sandusky an
Hooking Railroad Company. Holders Of and soch
the Company notified 10 deposit their securities vts
Depos,aries Of the Committee The Mercantile Inv
Company New York. and the Desher National Ban,
Columbus Ohio before JUNE 30. 1895. after viii.
securities will be received except upon terma
be prescribed BY the Committee.
New Railroad Company 20 be organized. and to -
the following
New Securities.
FRS, Mortgage Four Per Cent. God Bonds
tpresent issue 5000 900: rcservins 81 100000
for additional property and requirements OF
new Company ......'..'.'.. .sAooo0
Second Mortgage -Four Per Cent Income Bonds. 10000
Preferred Stock -four per cent non-cumuative. 10000
Common Stock. A0000
Present Securities to Receive,
o. For each present Prior Lien Bond Of 5000:
"a In new First Mortgage Bonds. $1,000
d. In new Preferred Stock ......... go m
q For each present General Mortgage Bond OF Gle
paying cash assessment OF $3.50:
"a In new First Mortgage Bonds. $50
d. In new Second Mortgage Income
Bonds Observation-Disclosures. 800
(c) In new Preferred stock........ 80 ~
a. For each present Income Bond OF 81 900 paying ~
"a In new First Mortgage Bonds.... 800
Ib) In Preferred Stock. 800 ~
90 FOR each present share stock paying SO cash;
al In new Second Mortgage Income
Bonds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
D., IN new Common Stock .......... 80
Cash payments will be called by the Committee m b
salments % per cent. upon ten days notice. 70
published after plan 10 declared operative.
Copies Of the Plan and Agreement OF Rsorgan!ssuQ
may be obtained on application to THE MERCANTILE
TRUST co.
New York, May II. 1904
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
JOHN T. TERRY.
LEVI c. WEIR.
FRANK X. STURGIS.
JOHN q. DEsHLER,
HENRY w. PUTNAM. JR,
Reorganization Committee
ALVIN " KRECH sscy 100 Broadway.
SEWARD. GUTHRIE 4 STEELE. Counsel!
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OFFICE OF THE TERRITORIAL TREASURER
Phoenix Arizona, May tn lsS~
CALL FOR ARIZONA UNIVERSITY b0NpSS,. ,,A
THERE being $9.937. 80 In the University Funo
the Territory OF Arizona and accrued interest therec1
numbering from four to both inclusive o. provcs
for In Section 25io r. g. Of Arizona Interest 70 ess"
from and after June !th. 1905 , ~
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STOCKS DULL AND WEAK
LOSSES FOLLOW EARLY GAINS.
MONEY MARKET EAsY-sTDRL1Nd FIX
CHANGE HIGHER.

Closing prices yesterday OF the princ'p1i Ao.
...rr,,ss and net changes from Tuesdays last
quotations were as follows:
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$175,00o
CITY OF TRENTON
WATER BONDS.
Office OF the City Treasurer,

Office Of the City Treasurer.
City Of Trenton, N. j., May 10th. 1898.
Sealed proposals will be received At this ono
until three o'clock P. NJ. WEDNESDAY. MAJ
25th, 1898. for the purchase Of the whole OF On
Hundred and seventy-hve thousand Dollar
Water Bonds Of the City Of Trenton. N. J.. M
turing January LIST, 1927.
The above bonds will bear interest et the ~
Of four per cent per annum- They will DO ~
istered or coupon in denominations OF 800 q
muluples thereof. Interest payable seni-annu
ally on the first days Of July and January q
each year, at the of1ce Of tho City Treasurer
the City Of Trenton, N. J., or mailed by check
the registered holder thereof wherever ps1
chaser may select
Each bidder will be required. - an svtden9
Of good faith. to inclose with bid ceruod
check on National Bank for $4,000 payable
the order of W. J. B. Stokes. City TREASURED
Checks will be returned to unsuccessful b!ddsrl
Purchaser must pay accrued interest on bond
from January 1st, 1SeS. One years interest fron
January LIST, 1897. to January LIST, 1893 eeinl
Cancelled. Bonds must be taken UP within thiru
days OF award.
The above bonds will be awarded to the bidde
whose proposal will be the most favorable to "a
city but the right 10 reserved to reject any Of q
bids net deemed for the interest Of the city.
All proposals must be Endorsed Proposals "a
City Of Trenton Water Bonds" and addressed d
W. }. b. STOKES,
City Treasurss.
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Brooklyn Elevated Railroad CD
REORGANIZATION.

TO THE HOLDERS OF
Frat Mortgage Bonds Of the
SEASIDE AND BROOKLYN BRIDGE
ELEVATED RAILROAD -
Second Mortgage Bonds Of the
BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAILROAD 90.
second Mortgage Income Bonds Of the
UNION ELEVATED RAILROAD co.
Capital stock of the
BROOKYLN ELEVATED RAILROAD CO.
Notice is hereby given that I'm pursuance -
tho plan of reOrga m nation heretofore -
nounced, the FOURTH AND LAST INsTAE
NEWT OF 3S PER CENT. of the amounts "
he paid by the above described secor.S
holders IL called and IL payable at the omvs
NJ the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF Ne
YORK, "a Wall street. New York cis'' "
JUNE I. 1S0S m-s
Payments made will be stampeo o"
Compm ny certificates of deposit.
NEW YORK. May a. 1898.
r. r. Olcott,
Chairman.
james r. Woodward, | rc.wittea
Charles ParsOns,
Ernst Thalmaun,
Leonard Lewtsohn,
ADRIAN H. JOIINE. N WALLACE. eeo"
Counsel 81 Wall ST.. N. Il
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
THE TREASURY sTATEMENT-The daily
Washington statement, covering actual results
Of two days ago. compared with the last preced-
ing statement gives the following balances
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OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.
NETWORK STREET RAILROADS.
BONDS.
(Reported By C T. Hudson o.. No. 30 waii-st)
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Sales. $1,000 cou-
pon 5s at III, $500 registered 4s OF 1907 at lO9
$4,000 al 1885 and $4,000 at 1OS9s. Final
quotations follow:
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. May Ia p m.--rhs market for
As~.~ican securities aetw As1 eesutuE Wa
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Actual sales Closing SHARES
Omen HigliIow. Fin Bid. ASK sold
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WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

GOLD IMPORTS.-Including all engagements
the total gold import movement to date and
firms importing arc as follows.