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La Junta tribune., 1899-04-29


II was suffering with what the DOCTOR called
chronic Indigestion. torpid liver. and vertigo"
writes Nrs. Martha E. Barham, Of Nevvile.
Prinee GeorKe Co, Va The doctor did me
no good Ny symptom. were giddineas In
the head. pains In the Chez and an uneasy
feeling al over. I also suffered with feaaie
II vas all rsn-dowu and could mot DO any
work At ali wfthout suffering from nervous at
tacka. I wrote to DR. r. " Pierce. Of Buffalo.
n Y, for advice. He advised to use DR.. Pieree's
Golden Medical Discovery and 'Favorite Pre-
scriptiou.' did 10, and used 6ve bottles Of
each. and cannot express the bene6t have
received from these medicines gained in
health and strength. When commenced to
use the medicines weighed only pounds
now weigh I<o pounds. thank God and
DR.. Pierce for my recovery. My husband and
friends all thought would die but to-day am
a we'll woman"
The wonderful effects of this great Dis
covery" are genuine and permanent; they
are not due to any false OF alcoholic stimu-
lus for Il contains no alcohol Real SUBJ
stantial healthy musuclar strength is built
up; the stomach and liver are toned; the
blood Is purified and vitalized; the nerves
are steadicd. the entire constitution is re-
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In case of constipation, there is nothing
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but nothing else is like them.
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New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

There was good buying yesterday Of NewYork
Central Pennsylvania, Rock Island and Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Insiders IN the last named stock
openly talking of higher prices and unless the gem
eral market should be depressed by some unex-
pected development the chances favor the views
of those who predict big advance for the Flower
favoritc. Metropolitan and Manhattan were life
less up 70 noon no transactions being reported in
the first named issue ST. Louis. Southwestern is
sues again strong and reports were current
that the property might be turned over by the
Goulds to Rock Island interests. OF the total deal
ings in all stocks the greater number were sup
piled by Sugar Refining Brooklyn Rapid Transit
ST Paul Rock Island. New-York Central Atchison
preferred. Pennsylvania and ST. Louis Southwest
ern General Electric in small transactions made
a sharp advance. Consolidated Gas was active in
the afternoon losing over point on selling repre-
senting In great part keene operations Some of
the days buyers and sellers were.
St Paul-Van Emburgh d Atterbury bought: Chi
cago, Burlington and Qulncy-Clark. Dodge 90
bought: Rock Island Sternberger & Housman
bought; Wassermsn & Holmes sold Brooklyn
Rapid Transit-Asiel, B. Waller & Domirick
bought; Hotchkss. W. h. Lawson and sneg ieberg
sold. Ct. Paul-Raynor bought; 7. d Hooper sold
General Electric-G. Dmock bought: selling scat
tered. Rock Island-Dominick & Dickerman and
Flower Co bought: ST. Paul-Goodhart bought
ylvania-Housman, Dick Brothers and T "
Myers bought Consolidated Gss-WsiL traders
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
MONEY MARKET CHANGES.

Money on time contracts was lent yesterday ana
on Monday in considerable amounts at per cent
Call funds were in good supply at 81. per cent,
while the general position OF the market indicated
n further tendency toward ease. The London dis
count market however. was firmer, owing 10 ti'e
action Of the Bank Of England in borrowing IN '%he %
open market. BY holding up private rates ."e
Rank ol England doubtless proposes to controi ~
foreign exchanges. Sterling at all the Con'i''A'''
cities advanced. At Berlin the discount ra'e was
h,ohar and IN London and Paris Government Sc
,urities again declined. This movement aD' o
failed to fleet the local sterling market slsnt "a
change closing trife easier. Later IN 'he -.
money may again work higher. owing 10 '.'e 80
creased demands for trade requirements OD 49,
-. ,,asert conditions are more in favor OF an
aosie, local market One bank lent more tnan nan
q 10000 Yesterday on time at per cent; 1e,,et is
stinnN of bills in the foreign eXchansy tiin % drou,n
NOT ieavv bul sales of commerclal nlIiS br W. DE-
against future shipments are int incressp pouIG soon
grees and the tendency OF the marhc' S" '
be toward lower level
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
NEW.YORK CENTRAL.

The strength and activity in New-York Central
stock in the last few days are based upon the re-
ports that the companys earnings will show for
July an increase in gross Of nearly N,cooO ana
corresponding encourag ging gain In net state
n ent Of the roads business from July to July Il
was made In the Street yesterday by people who
received their information directly from the Grand
Central Staten showing an increase In that period
OF $4,000. New-York Central stockholders Will
receive the benefit of the Increased income that
will be derived from the Boston and Albany deal
and at no distant period from the interest saving
on refunded high rate bonds. Irrespective. how
ever, Of these sources OF additional income the
read is earning enough money TO warrant an In
crease in the dividend rate Holders Of New-York
Central know very we'll that the time is not rar
away when their dividends will be advanced 10 .
and possibly per cent. Stocks such as New ! orK
Central and Pennsylvania are selling at leVel;
v hich in a measure is dscountlng future dividend
returns but befo-e they get through this discount,
ing process they are likely TO sell q good zeal
higher than their present range
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26

ances were 327 900 bushels. There was an inc,...
in the worlds visible Of $4,000 bushela -
pared with decrease last year Of 10000 bu.h.,
The contract stocr, 4sll.c0 bushels. fncres..s
$4,000 bushels. There was fairly good weather c.
gesting a spotted condition The mood is for a ,.n.
after the l0c break in the last six weeks
Corn lost nc early and then recovered r. -.
last prices were Nc to &c over Monday sen,..
Der opened at 3%Q31%.c. sold between 3i%a3ic A..
&c. and closed at 32c. Patten was the seller ear,
the market especially feeling his attitude becau.
he was the bull leader a week ago The cos,,.
rally was largely with wheat. The taking on, =,
the low rail rates next Tuesday melted cons,da,
able shipping business; sales about 5000 bush.l,
here. Receipts were 9l5 cars, with s25 for to-ror
row Gables unchanged; seaboard clearance.
$4,000 bushels. The contract stock. l77100o bushels
decreased for the week 900 bushels The wea,bs,
keeps favorable: crop advices bearsh The uro
fessional element keeps bearsh.
Oats were active; July touched 25c and 2pkc ana
closed at 2issc. Patten is holding on TO his Julv
line Some other July longs letting go Short,
are covering when they get a chance. There wer.
329 cars. with 22O for tomorrow There were ua
cars new oats with II contract The deferred
futures We're easy early but closed firm: septem
ber l9l2gl94sc: May. 27sc The weather will be In.
deciding factor
Provisions were weak early on commission hons.
Half Of this recovered when grain rallied
Hogs SC 10 Ice lower Sentiment is rather
mixed at the moment Liverpool was higher on
hams. but lower on bacon and lard.
on the curb puts on september wheat closed al
7Os, a7O7sc calls 72c. Puts on September corn. az
032c; calls. 32sd3zl4
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Tho stock market continued TO reflect In ex-
.@rerne dulness the influence Of the monetary
situation unon sentiment Active speculation
has been checked owing to the uncertainty over
1be future Of the money market; but prices are
mot declining and holders Of stocks are not SELL
ing their possessions. While duness was the
chief characteristic Of yesterdays tradlng'
prices were strong the greater part or the oay'
due TO covering purchases by the professional
element and quiet buying in some or the spe-
ciaties by interests identified with the COM
panes There was also moderate buying by IN
siders of Rock Island. Brooklyn Rapid transit
Pennsylvania and New-York Central Although
speculation was dull on account OF the money
market. rates for money exhibited an easier
tendency. with several large time loans being
arranged at per cent
The fact that St Pauls enormous earnings
for the third week in July together with other
excellent exhibits for the same week, exerted
no material influence upon speculation merely
reflects the absence of outside trading and the
unfavorable position of the money market to
active speculation just at present. Ordinarily
an increase Of S21GOOO in st. Paurs earnings
would be followed by higher price for the
stock but in yesterdays market the quotation
remained unchanged from the final level Of
Monday II appears somewhat unreasonable,
however to believe that the multiplying in
creases in railway traffic returns will not be re-
fected in the stock market at some later period.
And it is extremely foolish to suppose that the
big gains that the smaller roads making
will not have important effect upon the
cheap stocks before the end of the current year.
road cannot continue to show week after
week an increase in its earnings without
Improvement following in the actual value of
its securities while actual value cannot
tinue to improve without a corresponding ap-
probation in market value. Bull factors
accommodating. and the time will certainly come
when they will be the measure of market prices.
At the opening traders endeavored to depress
values. but the failure of long stock to come
upon the market led to covering throughout,
and at the close the greater number Of active
stocks showed net gains over Mondays closing.
Good buying OF New-York Central. Pennsylva-
MIA and the grangers helped the general mar
ket. Last prices were generally near the best
OF the day.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
WALL. STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET.-The outside
securities market opened steady and Inactive
closing dull. but firm. Republic Steel common was
the feature at the close. selling up to 1872 Rubber
Goods preferred sold at s612 Standard Oil closed at
4e5d467 against 465a467 Monday. Last prices on
other prominent issues were: Amsterdam Gas. 3N4
G31l: preferred 57s 5Sl2 Air Power. Is: Bay State
Gas l1sQ2; Amalgamated Copper 97q9iz; Republic
Steel lSl4GlSs. preferred $685. Havana CONNER
cial. 25i2G27: preferred 65izls7; Electric Vehicle
lDo Union Steel and Chain. 27G8; preferred, 67g6S
Rubber Goods common 3Olzq3l preferred, S6l9qS7
HOOKING COAL AND IRON-Rumors that
Hooking Coal and Iron Is TO be taken over by one
Of the large steel companies have been heard in the
Street but they have not been confirmed
KANSAS CITY AND OMAHA BONDS SOLD
At the Real Estate Exchange yesterday {l5S5.5Oo
Kansas City and Omaha Railroad Company's first
mortgage per cent bonds sold by public auc-
tion 10 the Reorganization Committee OF the com
pany for $S3s 900 Opposition bidding the price
up from $42sCl0 tc the price at which the bonds
were knocked down There were l7253l2 shares OF
stock of that company bought by the Reorganiza-
tion Committee for SiO5
FOREIGN TRADING-LOndon was not a active
factor in the local market London prices were
below parity, and arbitrage houses sold about
5000 shares chiefly Of Louisville. Union Pacific.
Anaconda AMI St Paul.
The United States Trust Company will pay. on
September J. principal and interest OF the $31s 90
receivers equipment certificates OF November. 1S3s
Of the Wisconsin Central Company and $4,000 Of
the Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July % (SpeciaD.-September wheat
touched 7osc and then recovered lc. 1t opened
at 70Kq7O2c sold between 7OIsc and 7l%c and closed
at uAq1%c. The market was at put figure early
and closed calls. The crowd thought there
was considerable Armour buying on the decline
July closed at 703sgIoa.c. Liverpool was of I'D at
the opening. but recovered half OF II. Paris was
weak. and private cables declared latest French
crop estimates were for as big yield as last year
The professional mood at the outset was bearish
The market turned up on falling of in receipts
The total at primary points less than last
years, $4,000 bushels compared with $4,000 BUSH
els In the Northwest there 2s2 cars COM
pared with 742 last Tuesday and ll9 last year The
outsiders apparently assumed that the rush OF the
old reserve was The bear professionals 80
unanimously selling at the outset finally became
Just as unanimous In an effort TO get covered up
McReynolds. Logan. Schwartz and Dupee were con-
spicuous as buyers during the day Barrett and
Farnum. heavy sellers early. were among the larg-
est buyers at the close. The cash demand was no
help. II was slow here and at the seaboard. Clear.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
Canadian Pacific
FOREIGNERS WILL BE INTERESTED.

Jefferson seligman. OF J. W seligman Co.
has lust returned from business trip to LONDON
Paris and Berlin In speaking of the business SIT
uation abroad. he says: For the moment there is
summer dulness in business and financial circles
abroad Just as here is here. Influential interests
are in the mountains at the seaside. or In their
yactts perhaps even TO a greater extent than they
are here But they have not lost sight OF America
or It's possibilities They have grown to thlnk
better Of us than formerly and have been large
buy.rs Of our better class Of railroad stocks and
securities The traffic sh wing OF our railroads
has been very satsfa ctory to them and II is con-
cedel on all sides that are on the eve OF an up
vard movement AS yet the foreigners have not
done much in our ndustrials but they are awaken
ing 10 the fact that these stocks present some at
tractve features. When they understand the sub
iect and the situation better they are likely 10 be-
come more deeply Interested The industrial pre-
ferrei stocks will appeal to them more directly for
they offer good returns. and are the basis that
will generally warrant a continuance OF dividends.
Money is working easier in England. For while
II threatened to become tight. as II did in some OF
the Continental countries and Government ecun-
ties declined under the circumstances. This sltua-
tion however is hanging materially for the pet
ter France held her during the recent semi
crisis better than any other nation. because the SIT
uation there was steadied by the great array or
small investors Europe will need all the wheat
and corn we can send abroad. The market for these
products Is broadening in spite OF favorable crops
over
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
AMERICAN LINSEED COMPANY SETTLE
ME\T

Guy g. Major. president Of the American Lin
seed Company made the following statement yes
terday in reference the adjustment Of the settle
rent between the National Linseed oil Company
and the American Linseed Compan The officials
Of the National Linseed Oil Company and the
American Lnseed Company have been in consul
tation since Friday morning last adjusting the
accounts between the two companies. Substan-
tally al! Of difference have been adjusted
and settled. and the officials now engaged in
making out complete statement OF account be
tween the companies A statement TO the stock
holders OF the National Linseed Oil Company will
be issued during the coming week"
In reference TO the report from Minneapolis that
Douglas & Piper would erect new linseed oil
mill at Minneapolis, a company having been
formed and 100000 OF capital paid In. It can be
authoritativey stated that when the plant Of
Douglas & Piper purchased by the American
IInsred Company part of the contract and con-
sderation was that neither Mr.. Piper nor Mr..
Touelas should enter into the business OF the
manufacture Of nnseed oil for the period OF five
Years 1t would be absolutely impossible 1t is
yaid 10 operate a plant OF the size mentioned
with the amount Of capital named
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
Bankers posted rates we're:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - -New-Orleans-Com-
mercial. 50q75c discount bank DOC premium San
Francisco-Sght l0c; telegraph. l219c. Cincinnati
over the counter. SOC premium; between banks
par and SOC discount Savannah-Buying l-lsc dis
count: selling. Toe per 81 900 premium. Charleston
Buying par; selling. 1sc premium. Boston-Par
Chicago-25c discount.
BANK CLEARINGS. - NewYork - Exchanges
sl7Ss79529: balances. ss706 63l. Boston-Exchanges
500 go 7l2 balances, S. so Chicago-Exchanges
sSG25oO balances. a.56743O. Philadelpha-Ex-
changes $039s S36: balances. $3276472.
BANK OF GERMANY STATEMENT.-Th
weekly statement of the Imperial Bank Of Ger
many shows the following chang e=s: Cash in hand
increased $4,000 marks treasury notes increased
$4,000 marks. other securities decreased 24s40co
marks notes in circulation decreased 45 so 900
marks.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money In
London. 1s.a2 per cent. open market discount rate
3ss per cent for short and 3%63k per cent for
long bills Berlin discount rate. 3% per cent. Ber-
lin exchange on London. % marks 1914 pfennigs
Paris exchange London. 25 francs z3l1 centimes
Paris discount rate, 2% per cent.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Brttish consols 100 9-l6
for money and 100 11-16 for the account French
yentes 100 francs 5 centimes Spanish Is In Lon
don e07s.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 6o9.c; Mex
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
FEDERAL STEEL DIVIDENDS.

At n meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF the
Federal Steel Company. held at its offices in the
Empire Building yesterday afternoon. It was unan-
,mousv voted TO close the transfer books of the
company for the preferred and common stock at
the close of business the books to remain closed
until further consideration by the Board OF Drec-
tors or the Executive Committee. This action was
taken at the request Of the Governing Committee
OF the Stock Exchange. which Is considering but
has not vet formulated plan for the equitable ad-
iustment of the interests OF all the stockholders
The Board OF Directors also adopted bylaw liking
as dates for the declaration Of dividends the second
Tuesdays in March. June September and Decem-
49, u Oh
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
PRESSED STEEL CAR.

The advance in Pressed Steel Car securities in
the last two days draws attention 10 the fact that
the company is earning at present enough money
TO pay dividends on both classes of stocks. Under
the companys charter however. nothing can be paid
on the common stock until after the full per cent
has been paid on the preferred Shorts in the stock
have found considerable difficulty in getting out,
save at a loss owing the fact that the securities
are in the hands OF powerful interests 1t is not
unlikely that both the common and preferred Will
sell higher. Street gossip intimates that the com
mon will pass 90 on the current movement
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Railroad earnings for the third week IN 1'y'
received Yesterday. showed the same remarKao'e
ratio o. increase year ago. as noted IN me
returns for the first two weeks Of the mon'h' 0''
Paurs enormous gain of Nlo'm laIed 10 "u' 49,
the price Of the stock but II adueu iie'I. .htng
.,aI ,ror,b ~ the security. And the same thlhs
av be said OF about every stock in the list wtlch
To,ls 70 advance in response to big tritfc receipts
The time will come. however when these wonNeI, -,
f,I exhibits will be reflected in market Values. VI
the roads reporting yesterday for the tn.ru A We"
the following gains were shown over 'he '"'''N
New-York tribune., 1899-07-26
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, July 25. p. m.-Amercan securities after
n firm opening were quiet with a declining ten
dency. Toward the close the market recovered and
closed firm. The settlement absorbs the attention
OF members Of the Exchange Last prices were
Atchison 2o14; Canadian Pacific. 99ss; St Paul
1888: Illinois Central. 1894; Louisville and Nash
Vile. 75b; NewYork Central. l4 Union Pacific
preferred. 1884, Erie 13ss Pennsylvania. $685. Read
ing. 1O15 Erie first preferred 3714; Northern Pacific
preferred. 7sis Grand Trunk, rs and Anaconda.