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New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
MONEY! MARKET CHANGES.

As usual on Friday there was a good demand
+or money on call on the Stock Exchange There
d,d not seem TO be a lack of funds. The enort OF
lenders seemed TO be to get as high rates as possl
BILE. While a quotation Of per cent was recoIueu
This was not a representative rate. Very niue
money was lent at this figure. There was eoou
SUNNY to be had at per cent. but borrowers heio
ont for "A per cent. Most Of the loans were n 'ae
., az and per cent Out Of town money Is COM
ing 10 this market in considerable volume ana IT,
II nothing else, will IN a short time pring oo"h
rates. Chicago banks. in particular are becoming
large lenders here Their rates are unoer tnose Vi
7New-York banks. The control or the Lonoon
money market by the Bank of England Is maoe
clear by the fact that the open market discount
rate has moved up to the Bank rate Exchange IN
London has stifened up and no shipments oi
gold from that point are being made. All the golo
that comes 10 London is absorbed by the bahh'
While money may be stringent in Germany along IN
the fall as result of active trade, there Is no rea
son TO expect an active demand In either Germany
or france for some weeks TO come. Should gen.
eral European requirements subsde. there WILL OF
course be a prompt reflection Of the change IN he
London discount rate.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
NEW STATE CORPORATIONS.

Albany July 14.-The following companies were
incorporated to-day with the Secretary Of State:
West Disinfecting Company of New-York; capital.
5000; directors, Emil Taussing, Herman Mande-
baum. Max We'll and Tillie Taussing of New-York
City
Madden Lumber Company Of Lansingburg. to
manufacture DOORS sashes and blinds; capital s12-
900: directors William B. Madden, Henry w. Barry
and Sidney o. Huntington, Of Lansngburg.
A. G. Hutcheson Company of NewYork City. to
deal in fruits and produce on commission: capital,
500 900: directors Aubrey G.. Hutcheson, Wills A.
Hutchinson and Lorenzo Sample, OF NewYork.
The Niagara Falls Telephone Company; capital
stock 100000 The points to be connected with the
city Of Mag VI Falls are the towns of Lewiston
and Porter, an7 the villages Of Lewiston, Youngs-
town and Lasalle. The directors Samuel b.
Rawson, Fred H. Sudro. James A. Dake. Irving H.
Griswod, OF Elyria, Ohio: William R. Campbell,
James F. Rock Alan H G. Hardwick and Walter
A Horne. OF Niagara Fails.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
DISTILLING COMPANY'S AFFAIRS

The Distilling Company of America is now fu,x
organized. The temporary board OF directors VIII,
next week be succeeded by permanent board rbs
announcement was made yesterday that the s,ock
Of the company has been issued and the cornnsnv
lad taken actual control OF the four underlv,n,
companies. the American Spirits Manufacturing
Company, the Standard Disting and Distributing
Company, the Kentucky Disueries and War.
house Company and the Spirits Distlling Comnsnv
Inc stocks OF these several companies which rey.
deposited With the Central Trust Company ,,ndsr
the plan or amalgamatiOn, amounted 10 more thsn
80 per cent In each company and one comnanv
deposited upward or IS per cent All OF this s,ocL
has been transferred 10 the Distilling companv =,
America II Is stated that no further extension
OF time for the deposit Of stock by the underlying
companies will be made after July %. the dats 90,
within which deposits must be made
The Oistilling Company OF America yesterday took
over the properties OF the Hannis Distillnz Corn
pany OF Philadelphia and Baltimore which is fha
oldest rye distilling company in the United states
II owned and manufactured the "HannisviIIe" and
the Mount Vernon" brands OF whsk,y. r. J. ".
Cardeza, Edison Bradley. Henry j. Bissnger and
7. II. Wentworth were yesterday elected director,
OF the Hannis Dstilling Company as Representa-.
tives OF the new controlling Interests. A call has
been made for Sl,JO,Oo on account OF the cash m
derwrting OF the new company. and the money IA,
been paid In. Part OF this has been applied IA
the payment, through the Fidelity Trust Company
OF Philadelphia. for the properties OF the HANNA
Distilling Company.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
THE FLATBUSH TRUST COMPANY.

Coney Island merchants are TO have a financial
Institution almost at their very doors. An an
nouncement was given out yesterday at the New
York National Exchange Bank, West Broadway
and Chambers-st, part of which follows:
Formal approval TO begin business having been
received by the Flatbush Trust Company from the
State Superintendent OF Banking the following di-
rectors and officers have been elected at the com
pany's Office. No SD Flatbus have: William
Brown. president; John Il. Lott. ce-presdent:
John II. Ditmas. second vice-presdent; Gustave A.
jain, third vice-presdent: secretary Edmund ID.
Fisher for ten years with the Brooklyn Trust
Company: directors, DR.. Homer 1. Bartlett. Will
en- & Co. Pomeroy Burton, George c. Case. War
rem Cruikshank, Joseph F. Curren. Henry B. Dav-
export, John H. Ditmas; congressman Edmund H.
tave A. jain. John Lefferts, 1r.. John 2. Lott G.
w. Maynard Theodore Maynard, Lewis e.. Pier
SON D. S. Ramsay. George II. Roberts, A w.
Schmidt and Henry W. Sheriff.. The members OF
The Executive Committee William Brown, +.
A. M. Burreil, Warren Cruikshank, Henry B. Day-
export John H. Dtmas. Gustave A. jain, John u.
Lott. Lewis z. Person A. w. Schmidt Henry w.
Sheriff. and Richard Young. 1t is expected that
the company will begin business on July 10.
The capital is 100000 and the surplus 100000.
H. New-York National Exchange Bank will be
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

London, 313l1 per cent. Open market discount
rate. az per cent for short and long bills Berlin
discount rate. az per cent Berlin exchange on
London. 20 marks 4sk pfennigs. Paris exchange on
London. rs francs % centimes. Paris discount rate.
ga cent.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Britishc consols. 1o6 7-16
for money and l6As for the account French rentes.
10i francs ~ centlmes. Spanish AZ. $500
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 6Oc; Mexi-
silver dollars 477sc. Bar silver In London,
27%d
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 300; Lisbon. $500;
Buenos Ayres. 11450; Rome. 7T.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
PRICE OF HARDWOOD LUMBER ADVANCING
HIGHER NOW THAN EVER BEFoRE-DEMAND
EXCEEDS THE SUPPLY.

,z,cpre NOW THAN EVER BEFoRD-DEMAND
EXCEEDS THE SUPPLY
,,,pnsanoIis July 14-'"rhe Times says that hard
,rood humber was advanced in price the last year
a, an exceedingly rapid rate, and the price Is no"
,sbar than ever before in the history OF the trace
an this city The present status of prices Is due
to the shortage in supply Of northern grown hard-
wood and the rapidly increasing demand The
WISCONSIN hardwood forests are gradually being
exhausted and as result the supply for the local
markets is becoming less and less, and 1t Is as
serted on good authority that the local trade Will
An a few years have to depend almost wholly upon
The Southern forests for supply.
For many years Wisconsin has been supplying a
large portion Of the red and white oak, maple elm,
bassyood and birch used in this State. This de-
1nand this year is far greater than 1t has been for
many years The factories found it extremely diff
cult to secure a sufficient supply of wood TO fll
orders especially in the early spring.
The business up to date this year has been from
Is 10 40 per cent larger than 1t last year. and
seems to be the increase Prices to-day
from "a TO IS higher than last year. Every variety
of hardwood has been affected and all have gone
I'D above the previous maximum. II is possible still
further advances will be made. but this depends
largely upon the manufacturers.
big concern in this city was able to purchase
week the firm offered s32 thousand for a large
amount, but told IL could not have the wood
for less than $H. The hardwood lumbermen
well pleased with the prevailing conditions.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE
rhe July letter of the Anthracite Coal Operators

lHe JuIS Ieltel vi tne anthracite Coal OperdtOras
Association. which was issued yesterday. SAYS:
The unusual quantity OF coal produced in luna
and he necessity for storing more than is cus-
tomary at this period has had tendency to ais.
turb the market, owing to the fear OF buyers that
as In previous years, this surplus might be un,
loaded and cause rapid decline in prices The
necessity for mining this quantity and the reasons
for holding as large reserve stock as practicahle
are. however apparent when the rate OF consump-
ton Is considered. At the close OF the year stocks
In the hands OF the companies were low Those
carried by wholesale and retail dealers were ex-
cceptionally small Daring January, February and
March nearly all OF the coal going forward was For
immediate CONSUMPTION, which owing to the cold
weather, was unusually heavy Since that time
retailers have purchased both for their Immediate
needs and 70 Increase their stocks 10 normal pro-
portions. NotWithstanding the unusually large tom
mage mined. this latter has not been fully accom-
plished partly through fear that prices may decline
In other words. the large amount OF coal produced
to June was simply enough to supply the actual
proportions.
This shows that exceptionally large quantity
OF coal has gone into ption and IL this ra te
continues. as is to be expected. the output for tina
year must be materially greater than al any pre-.
ViOus DeriOd
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its Clearing House agent, and the Hanover Ma
tional Bank will be its reserve depository.
EFFECT OF THE N. Y. LIFES DECISION
prsroeITIoN OF IT'S HOLDINGS IN THE NEW
YORK SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY
WHO MAY SECURE THE LATTER.

Inquiry among leading fire insurance companies
In this city yesterday as to whether any OF theih
would be likely 70 follow the example set by the
New-York Life Insurance Company in refusing 10
invest in or lend upon the security OF STOCKS III
the future brought out the information that the
fire insurance companies. having no chance oi
securing business in Prussia, would conuhue "
deal In stocks as heretofore
The New-york Life Insurance Company, in car
rv,ne out its decision to dispose Of all It's stocks
will have to dispose OF its holdings OF the s,oGn
of the New-York Security and Trust COMPANY IN III
which prosperous company II has controIllhs ~
terest III Is reported that President Charles ..
Fairchild and his friends will endeavor rpresent 70
ing National City Bank interests is piaIHhi,ie ~
buy the control Of the trust company c M Il pank
belief of Wall Street that the National Clty I Iooai
party who are already interested IN seVeral ioS 60
trust companies will secure the lanes Still
man Of the National City Bank, declined yes'ei-
day TO discuss the matter.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
BrcYCLE WORKS TO MAKE AUTOMOBILES

Kenosha Wis. July 1.-THE c. H Sieg Manu-
featuring Company will be reorganized' ana instead
of making bicycles will manufacture automobiles
and gasolene engines. The company has had lts
factory in this city for five years. and has done
successful business. Owing, however, TO the changes
and fluctuations in the bicycle trade, the company
has decided that there is more money In autOmo,
biles The present building will be enlarged ana
more men employed.
Elgin ILL.,. July 14.-Ten thousand dollars has been
paid as earnest money the purchase of the Elgin
Sewing Machine and Bicycle Works. long ldle. me me
start to work next week at the factory.
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cent on the common stock per annum. A ousvx.-,
dividend OF IA per cent on the preferred stoct ry y
declared, ana the announcement was made .rs
upon the advice OF counsel. the question Of S,,
dend on the common stock would he deferred NM, mn,
the courts had determined whether New Is,nn.i
corporation could legally pay any dividend an s.y ~
common stock until the dividend for one yesr ~
been paid on its preferred stock. "ad
TERMINATES TO-DAY.-The privilege ,.-~,
mates to-day to refund the first consolidated pno,,
gage per cent bonds OF the Pittsbury. Cincinr..,
and 81. Louis Railroad Company. maturing Auen.s
1900, into Pittsburg. Cincinnati, Chicago ana a.
Louis Railway Company consolidated mortgage SSi
per cent gold bonds. due isie $50 "a
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
IN CONTROL OF LARGE CIGAR INTERESTS.

The negotiations with the English stockholders
in the Henry Clay Book Company for consoda-
ton Of their interests with the Havana Commercial
Company were closed yesterday. II. B. Hollins
ment in which he said that this placed In the hands
Of the Havana Commercial and Henry Clay Book
companies practically all OF the best cigar manu-
featuring interests of Cuba. II also gave the new
company the control OF all the best tobacco grow
ing lands In the Vuelta Abajo district The Havana
Commercial Company was incorporated at Trenton
March s. with a paid up capital Of $40 10000
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
COyFECTIONERs ELECT OFFICERS.

Frontenac, n. Y. July 1.-THE National Confec
TONERS Association to-day elected the following Of
fcers: President A. J. Walter. st. Louis: vice.
president Martin Dawson. Chicago; secretary, F.
D. Seward, ST. Louis; treasurer A. NJ. Slauson,
New-York; Executive Committee, II. W. Hoops.
New-York; George Close. Boston; II. NJ. Smith,
Philadelphia: J. n Hart. Cincinnati; A. w. Paris.
inneapols: V. Price. Chicago, and c. w. Costello
Pittsburg. The convention then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
quotations follow:

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong and active.
Total sales amounted In par value to $,6230Co.
against 50 $4,000 Thursday. The heaviest deal
ings were in the Atchison and Baltimore and Ohio
issues, Central Georgia collateral IS, Missouri Pa
cfc 1st collateral S. Norfolk and Western consoli
dated As ST. Louis Southern ID incomes. Texas and
Pacific I'd incomes, Union Pacific As and Wabash
debenture Bs.
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CHARACTER OF TRADING.

The dealings in Brooklyn Rapid were largely
professional and there evidence OF a con-
tinuance OF the efforts to break the price OF the
stock. Sellers in the late trading were Gladwin
The buying was % scattering. H I. Nicholas was s a
considerable buyer Of Manhattan. and traders gem
orally bought this stock. Combs. H. Sternberger
bot ght by De Haven Domnick. Harmed and An.
drews. In Missouri Pacific, j. Amory and II l.
Nicholas bought, and Bragaw, D. Bacon and NJ
c. Bouvier sold. London sold ST Paul Miller
bought Atchison preferred. R; King bought and
Wcrmser sold Burlington and Quincy. ~
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
PETER A. WEIGH CHOSEN

Peter A. Welch, of the Produce Exchange firm
of Welch & Wech, has been elected president Of
the New-York Savings Bank at Eighth-ave and
Fourteenth-st. Mr.. Welch is prominently Identified
with several other financial organizations, among
them the Greenwich Bank of which he Is a al,
rector. The New-York Savings Bank was estab-
lished in 1854 One Of its earliest presidents was
William +. Havemeyer, who afterward became
Mayor OF the city. IT'S assets to-day over
SIG 900. with surplus Of g. 81 81.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, July 14.-Prices for American stocks:
Atchison. 20lz; Canadian Pacific. 997s; st. Paul,
135M Illinois Central us1z; Louisville, 74h; Union
Pacific preferred. 70; New-York Central 1929 Erie.
1S7k; Pennsylvania 69a.; Reading. l024; Erie first
preferred, 3Sh, and Northern Pacific preferred 1875
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
SUIT OVER ELEVATOR AT NEWPORT NEWS.

Newport News. Va. July IA CspecaD.-The Chesa-
peake and Ohio Grain Elevator Company instituted
suit here to-day against the Central Trust Com
pany Of New-York. The suit is brought in order
to secure legal confirmation Of the sale Of the
Elevator lot'' in this city recently purchased by
a syndicate for S25oCO The lot IS part Of the
collateral securing a mortgage made by the grain
elevator company in connection with an issue Of
its stO
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call. AZ to per cent.
with exceptions at per cent. The time money
market quiet and easier in tone. at 3lsq4 per
cent for sixty days. 5zq4l3 per cent for three and
four months and 4d4Iz per cent for six months on
railroad collateral. and above on mixed collateral
Commercial paper rates were 3lza4 per cent for
three months. 3zd4 per cent for four months. and
per cent for six months for the best names, and
above for paper not well known.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-New-Ore - Com
rnercial, 81 25 bank, SOC premium San Francisco
Sight. 12l2c; telegraph. 15c. Cincinnati-Over the
counter. SOC premium; between banks. par and 40c
discount Savannah-Buying. l-16c discount: sell
ing 75c per 81 900 premium Chareston-Buying
par: selling lsc premium. Boston-10c and SC dis
count. Chicago-2Oc discount.
BANK CLEARINGs. - New-York - Exchanges
$ls3,l62 $50; balances. T.44s496. Baltimore - Ex-
changes. 1926; balances. $6l.73s Boston-Ex-
changes. s225 s34; balances. g. s5O192 Chicago
Exchanges. SIS 100 $50; balances. N,243.si3.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.--Market firm. Actual
closing rates follow:
ghf CIxtx d.vs
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
THE NEW ABATTOIR AT NEWPORT Nh""'
WORK BEGUN IN IT'S Observation-Disclosures
FAIL TO SECURE CONTROL

FAIL TO SECURE CONlr0
Newport News, Va, July IA (SpecaD'-hkcaVa,
t,on for the foundation for one OF the pri'o'pa.
buildings Of the Newport News Aoattoir COMPANY
has been begun here. The work VIII De puSneu
forward with the utmost rapidity' ana 10
pected that the plant Will be IN lui opei ,,n
p"osr,har II is asserted that President Palmer
=, ,ha ,ocsI companv was recently approached py
representatve OF the Armours, OF Chicago Wno ,n
desired to arrange for the purchase Oh H, UU They
Interest In the stock Of the new company; fHH
Could not agree on terms, however and the oeai in
through MIR. Palmer. who has been mere mere Inhns bniId
ings started to-oay for Philadelphia. wnere ''o
ONCE of the company is situated az prg@sgnS @ he rnade
II is renorted that extensive changes VIII pe % %Iauo
soon in the shipyard here, electrical pow DOVE os
substituted for steam wherever piac'i0"'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
INVESTIGATING ALBANY PENITENTIARY

Albany, July 1.-THE State Prison Commission is
conducting an investigation OF the management OF
the Albany County Penitentiary at the request Of
Governor Roosevelt. The investigation was brought
about by the receipt by the Governor of a letter
from Of the prisoners charging that the food
furnished the inmates especially the meat. vege-
tables, and coffee, of an inferior quality.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIEs.-Market irregular and
active Standard Oil closed at 455a457 against 45p
457 on Thursday. Last prices on the other promi-
nent issues were: Amsterdam Gas 34d34%; pre-
ferred 5Sd59i2: Air Power 1880; Bay State Gas
2d2h; Amalgamated Copper. 9s%dS9A; Republic
Steel, l5dls; preferred eoa6l; Havana CONNER
cal 2sAa3O; preferred roar: Kentucky Distil-
eres 14dl6: preferred 4d57; Electric Vehicle l029
lO4L: Union Steel and Chain 26tsG2s: preferred
67dss
HIGH PRICE FOR IRON.-The Tennessee Coal
and Iron Company has this week sold pig iron
high as SIG 30 a ton
MONEY MOVEMENTS far as the known
movement OF money is concerned. the banks have
this week sustained loss In cash of s2lll.5l2
There a loss OF $2.424O0o to the Sub-Treasury
and gain from the interior OF 1912 4ss.
NATIONAL SALT COMPANY DIVIDEND.-At a
meeting OF the Board OF Directors Of the National
Salt Company held yesterday afternoon. the treas
urer presented report OF the operations OF the
company from the date It began business. April i5
to July t. 1899. which showed earnings at the rate
Of per cent on the preferred stock and 10 per
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

jacques E. Karelson,~ Adolphus E kareison anu
Frank z. Karelson filed petition III oaiiA' 1p'o' ~
aHN ..th 10 b,l,ties s55 564 and no assets. They
;ormerly did business under the style or r. ia
son importers OF precious stones at 10 10 Shnd
Seamless Stocking Company with factory AT Ohe
hundred d-and-seventh-st. and First-aVe. Ihey iaeu
in September, 1890.
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Thomas ]. Macarthur. promoter OF NO 200 "es'
Fffty-fourth-st has filed petition IN oanKrulHcy
,,th liabilities s11 377 and assets consisting Of stocks
in two companies, nominal value $1,000 but Wmlch IN
he considers are worthless. De mas an ahhul'S "a
$500 from the estate Of Mary Macarthur
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

David Randell. dentist, at No. al East Fifty
sixth-st, has filed a petition in bankruptcy with win
liabilities sS323 and assets. The deots lncuIe nI
s@S loan from Frank Levy, s5Sl judgment oo3 T9r "a
gambling debt contracted in New-Mexlco IN Iol d ~ m
Sotinp ~ George S Blunt OF Albuquerque, ana the
balance for merchandise and rent
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
NO GOLD EXPORTS.

An officer OF the National City Bank said Of 4
report that ,he bank would ship 100000 in gold 10
Europe to-day: II am quite that shall not
ship any gold tomorrow"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15

rz,rscb Newman. salesman. Of No. 1888 Third-ave.,
has filed a petition in bankruptcy with haoihties
8. .242 and no assets. He formerly in the dry
goods business.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-Customs receipts
reported from Washington s5SO6l3 internal reve-
nue. receipts. $.06,3S; miscear eous receipts soN =
66; total receipts. a7s4s36; expenditures s2O5OOoo
Receipts for month to date. 1928 09O expenditures
S236o,00o; excess Of expenditures s10O6S $780, Re-
ceipts Of National bank notes for redemption
s221. $40
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
at the Clearing House. It's net gain on bal
ance was Sl14,s76 made up by a gain in currency OF
sl5os5. and loss in coin OF sl30oi1, resulting in
general balance Of a7 $780, consisting Of s15s
$50 coin and sl4.si3123 currency. The business for
the week ended last night included receipts Of
s34737,s5s and payments $32ls4. s32 Deductng from
the receipts S5Sl,o0 and from the payments So
$4,000 for items which affect Its account with the
general Treasury only, It's gain affecting the
banks s25221S
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
STOCKS RECEDE SLIGHTLY.
WAITING FOR BANK EXHIBIT.
NOTHING IN THE MONEY MARKET TO
EXCITE APPREHENSION.
STOCKS

Closing prices yesterday of The principal active
securities and net changes from THURSDAY
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
MINING STOCK QUOTATIONS.

San Francisco. July 1.-THE official closing
quotations for mining stocks to-day and yesterday
were as follows:
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LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Judgment for s3,27S was entered YESTERDAY against
oreId CoIdbammer. Of No. SoS East Seventy
fourhs favor Of H. BssPdsedK Sa STder on of the
WewYork Advertising Sign Company pavaoie d.
No 80 Broadway.
r,,sa,,srt FOR $50 was entered yesterday against
-, u Kerwin who formerly had liquor saloon
a. No, sl3 Third-ave, In favor Of the F. d NJ
scbaefer Brewing Company for BALANCE due on a q
chaftel mortgage Of $4,000, made on No'einoei 49,
haa heen fOreClOSeQ-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Frederic H. Hatch No. 80 Broao-st,
STOCKS
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IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.
PORT OF NEW-YORK

PORT OF NEW-YoRK
Week ending July IA 1897. 1895 1900
Entered at the port. S23765S s17l9 432 81 627 1O1
Thrown on the market 2,704.5s6 1,572s32 1901 .O79
From January l.
Entered at the port ss5 O9 s37 s51 66 o36 $50
Thrown the market 92 500 2O6 1882 So 92e 7O7
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
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SALES aT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Actual sales Closing Shares
open High Low. Elm. Bid. Ask. sold.
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Sight. Sixty days.
Bankers posted rates were:

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money In