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POsToFFICE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON, D. c. POSTOFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily. as changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports Of
sailing daily, and the schedule OF closings Is
arranged on the presumption OF their uuinterrupt-
ed overland transit. Fer the week ending De
cember 9, the last connecting closes viii be
made from this Office as follows:
Transatlantic Mails.
MoNDAY-(c) At OILS p. m. for EUROPE per
$. Aller. from New York, via southampton
and Bremen.
TUEsDAY-(0 Al 9;15 p. m. for EUROPE. per
S. ;. 81. Paul, from New York, via south
ampton.
(c) At Hos p. IN. for EUROPE, per a a
Germ4nic from New York via Queenstown
(c) At HOS p. N. for BELGIUM direct, per
8 S. Noordiand. from New York, via Ant
werp. Letters must be directed Per 5. s..
NoOrdland."
(c) At II:O5 p m. for NORWAY direct. per
2 g Hekla from New York, via ChristiluII.
Letters must be directed Per s HekIl.
WEDNESDAY-(c) At 9:I5 p. m. for FRANCE
direct, SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN, PGR-
TUGAL, TURKEY, EGYPT, and BRITISH IN
DlA, per s, s. La Champagne, from New York.
via Havre. Letters Tor other parts OF EJ
ROPE must be directed ''Per ) s. La Cham
payne"
FRIDAY--(b) At 7;I5 p. m. for EUROPE, per 3.
5. Umbra, from New York, via Queenstown
tc) At Hos p n. for NETHERLANDS
direct, per 5. 5 Rotterdam. from New York,
Via Rotterdam. Letters must be directed
Per = 5. Rotterdam" ="
(cl At HOS p. m for ITALY, per s. s..
Aususte Victoria, from New Yors, via Ns-
pies. Letters must be directed Per S. ..
AugUste Victoria"
Co At Hos p. IN. for SCOTLAND per s.
Tanui, from New York, via Glasgow. Let
ters must be directed per S. s TsEui.
PRINTED NATTER ETC.-GeTman steamers
sailing from New York on Tuesdays take Printed
Matter, etc., for GERMANY, and specially ad-
dressed Printed Matter etc for other parts Of
1t ROPE.
American and White star steamers saiuliag
from New York on Wednesdays German steam
ers from New York on Thursdays and Cuuard.
French. and German steamers, tTom New York
on Saturdays, take Printed Matter, etc.. for an
countries ior which they are advertised 10 carry
mails.
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PENSION NoICHERs.

CHARLES Dupont RIDGEfY. notary. $40 10th
e.. NV, open Monday d. M experienced.
de2-3j tu
1 CORRECTLY ENECI TE PENSION Vouchers
9iiige DPel ai nidFiri, December .. f.. A.
PAL J.. AotaTt. t2i 3 ~. NV dr5-3t
PENSION VOUCHERS executed at 1884 Erucrsot
Il. nr.: open IA. Monday - cents a.
2. kEEFER, Notary de2-3t
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GO esis98ia,' = abi6 AL.

through rHv GrauussT seeneFg 81
America. All trains SCzfibuIrd.
Electric Lighted, Steam Heated.
All Meals Served In 45Intng CnFh
station sixth and 70 Strsetu-
Schedule 4 effect June Is. ISg9.
F.I5 4. "A DAL.I-I--4eluuau an st. Lcuii
SpecIal-SoIId Ir@In for CIaciHuItt. l'utiruaa
Slgepers % Cincinnati. LexiHgton. Lousssile, In-
diauapo!is. aRd ST. LCuiA without change P4rlos
Car CoyinSton. Va 70 Virginia uoi spring.
P4rior cars CIaciuuati Uu!edgo
iI.IJ ?. NJ. DAlLT-T r. ). Limited S0.iI
Train for Cincinnati PIiiuan S.eePrrs JiucJa-
rat. Lexington, and Louisville, without change
Connection i0r Hot SpTingA Va. daily Pul.uaa
Compartment ear TO Virginia IIot springs daily
except sunday Observation Tar Hlu-sa 60 Can
e!aEaJi. SleepeE5 Cincinnati ~ Chicago luJ s..
Louis.
2I5 P n DAILY-F0r Gordcnsyilie. Char-
lottesyiIs, Slaunton. daily. and for Eicam0HI
daily, except Sunday.
Reservation ant tickets a. CEeslrea,e ara Onis
Cf5ces. 5l3 Pennsylvania Avenue, sC3 lfth Street.
Near f. aud At the Station TelephOEe eali. llI
tor Pennsy Iylni1 Railroad Cab Service.
H. ~. FULLER
General Passer-aF Agent
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wANrEp-RooM A-p RoARn.

WANTED -lia.rss. vita 5r without board: i1-. or
uHier- Ia 40 parts II eirg. permanent and
Transient alsuasaa-- ra charge lar registering
rooms IllL litHo co.., I3I q 80. de5-5t, rm
WANTED iErre fsr sa4il bat. vicinity uL WASH
fr-ta- Baltimore, he-l care ard ~ ..Hriou
rI--f Hn ss~Flra- good school odFauta-Cs, state
1e.u-. hdslr- Bon -ss. Tma- Ofdof Wash,
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10 GRANT PLACE Nw.-Good table board at
81 per week dc2-3t
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FOR SALE,-IARaES.

FOR SALE 80 acres, y clear; balance in white
aTa rcd oak, 2d growth; 5-rcom house, chicken
house, barn, setae fence. j. Yards from Waldorf
station Porrs Greek IiUs; orchard school and
H. o-- y IHr from cuJnty road ituut. Charles
county. Sid. pgiee Sl25g. ABRAHAM FISHER,
5l2 J. st. U~. ds4,0S
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FOR SALE-HouSEs.

FOR SAIL Bargains; a fine property on S.
Capitol St; large brick house; lot 54xlG0;
only S251D was appraised at $500; must sell;
only $500 cash needed, balance monthly. {.
BOYER son, PA 1,h st. sw. de3-Sr
FOR SALE On st. NV. house. store, and
dwelling, SLIGO; rent $50 per year. c.
Bo1ER son, 2I4 'ih ST. s" de3-3t
FOR SALON st, Sc, two squares from Lib
rary; brick, rooms; lot 20NIO0; s., 500. c.
BOIEk SOY, 2Il Ith St sw. dej-3t
FOR SALE Al sacrifice owner leaving city;
viii sacrifice coy Groom brick dwelling
beautifully stuatcd cost him s., 600; no reason
able offer refused; jl3 9th st. ne; between > car
lines; near Md. ave. STONE FAIRFAX, 500
81. nv. de5-"t
FOR SALE Two modern brick houses. 6 rooms
each. on 9Th st. ne: only blocks from
cars; near Holy Name Church; well rented and
in perfect order; $1,000 each; bargain
10. llS, III ST. So. 90 close an estate well
rented; will sell on reasonable terms; offer want
ed. JOHN +. DONOhOE & son, sos East Capt.
tol ST. de&-3t
FOR SAIE-At a great bargain, 507 9Th st. Sc. /;
open for inspection; hot water heat; tiled
bathroom, porcelain tub, nickel finish; electric
lighting; rooms, bath and cellar; the price
asked less than it can be built tori Is feet front
}. ". POINTS, owner and builder, G5I ;. G. ave
&c. de2-3 en-
FOR SALES $50 cash; balance Sl3 monthly, buys
Groom and bath brick. ". c. HALDEMAN,
~ 18Th 81. no4-3t, EN-
FOR SALE-New brick, rooms; bath, good lot;
5000; accommodating terms. Address Box
2I7, this Office. de23t EN-
FOR SALE 81 500 very cheap: 2S5 Mass ave ne,
house and lot, l6NIIO; No / location and
big bargain; see II. JOHN T. DONOHoE SON,
sos East Capitol ST. del-4t
FOR SALE-Nest, Groom brick house; No. l67
ST. Sc; water in kitchen; price $1,000; $500
cash; balance, 50 per month Enquire at l49
81 Sc nn2n-6l
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FOR RENT-FARMs.

FOR RINr OR SAIL z5-acre f5n; enc house
Eud cut buiidlugss coLsrulcUt ~ Mt. Vernon
Electric cara address j.. HERNDuA, p. o. 81
Erp3, Ai,1aadFlz Co., Va del-5t en-
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
LEGAL NOTICES.

FOR RENT-Furnished fat, three rooms and
kitchen; hot water. I4I3 \ St NV; So per
month. de2-3t
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FOR RENT-sToREs.

FOR RENT-Ianuary a, 1900, 1000 feet of floo'
space, for storage or light manufacturing
centrally located. Address Box 2J4, this office.
del3t. en-
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HELr wAxrEp-FEMALH.

Advertisements under thiH hend
viii be Inserted for one cent "a word
for each insertion.
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ron sALE-HORsES AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE RuHahyut buggy also trap $40 18Th
81 uW- de4-&g
FOR SALE il.r rosn horse, -adder er driver
Stah'e g,aG -a before s.a1, or y 81 uw.
drsst
FOR SALE Ctcap. fine lttlc HACKNEY cob, for
want Of usc; Years old; iine saddles and
driver. and G.ut scare at anything; also brown
l88r,; b years olds good driver: sound. fine style
and action. uli -r.t Dacap. apply al tLi.AE-
LAND PARK STABLES or T. NJ BOND. Woodlcy
Pags. D.. C. de2-3l om
FOR SALE Cheap. fine driving outfit. consisting
ei yCg speedy L4f-h.T-c, gears old, lG hands
uigA. and quiet far ladg TO drive. ala nice ulH-
ahoIJ. buggy and lHuc,s both most ury. Ask
10 see Mr. llHI- Horsa and buggy. a. lRESTUN'S
STABLES Co. -gI and 1 Sc. Hs. de2-a,,,i m
FOR SALE 4 good yaar@ sound mare. enc sad
d.gr aud es-ri good .u8dstcrs sslitablr for
F.uaz man. llUl llth 81. NV. WASH RIDING
$, HDuI. d-5-8l,rln
TOR SALE iEagse. 3 years old suitable far feed
coal wagon; weighs 80 pounds Us d
81. ue- da-5s
FOR SALE surrey, a,,ap. Laqure al 44s st.
HH. Col..l -su
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wANTED-RoosIs.

~ ANTED-Bs q1iet gentleman furnished room on
Grsl hoor. not over - per week. ] oF H. be-
tween 5,a and sgh sts us. AddrCs BOX zC5,
tf5s office da2.St
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NANTEn-Ne find employment flr all sorts -
competent clerks and servants, tie demand is
constant and steady i sou are looking t"r sltl-
atEuu. usEe yu.r name put IN our books we
charge 10 registration fee and make NJ iaiSe
prawiS-7- taU or send stamp t.r lUp.foailon
blank. TIE ITCRO CO.. Ill ST. il
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wANTED-lIoUsEs.

j. YDJ want yd.r houses ultsd -elI ue q If-.
and .iE ru fHu Ir-t. t..J. HAABAtk EIZ
b -l. Eu-, Room s. ls3-It
WANTED b. tarer aHu- s. suite % anfIluisaed
rHuui> small Heu-a- fa- T.. Tor house
syort- reasonable. Ad1Hfs- Bon -5f tlis oifiye
sag-.r
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FOR REST-HoUsEs
nor SNT.E-NORTUWEST.

~~--------~~---)~
FOR RENT-7l0 + st. ne, 0 rooms; fine condi
tion; $3.50; Is st. ne, > rooms, Sl2. W.
T. WRIGHT, 6I9 st. de2-3t.em
FOR RENT-lS2l Kenyon St. Columbia Heights;
house of rooms; in good condition; hot and
cold water; $3.50. JOHN ". NORRIS, Ga
st. de2-3t, en-
FOR RENT-Il q st, NV, all modern improve
ments; arranged for two families; $3.50.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOX SAiE-Lunch room and confectionery; IN
best location on Pa. ave. cheap. Address
bon @e This cfiicc. de4-$t
FOR sALE-Cigar and tobacco store, best loca-
tion in city. CAN at lbs y st. mss. dei3t
FOR SALE-Egg aud poultry stall, X st. mar
keJ sales S75 per week. ". H. MciNTU RIFF,
go Aa7e ave. NV d1i-5t
GRocERY-Bargain; come quick. Corner 9th and
t SIS NV de5@t
ANY ONE having patented novelty which they
desire to have manufactured on contract would
do well TO communicate with Bon 2Jf this office
de3-3t
THE finest stock system in existence; large
assured income and guaranteed principal.
STOCK BROKERS' - p. 0. Box 1854, y. y.
de3-u
OYSTER HOUSE, cigar and confectionery store;
grand chance Tor active man; investigate;
cause for selling I'll health Address Bon 2s5,
this office. dg3-3t
STOCK and fixtures Of flrst-class ice cream and
confectionery store; cheap ii taken at once.
Addrcs 3goj NJ sr. nw. de@-3J
GROCERY STORE; cheap; must be soId at once
aNJ u ST. S" de2-5t cru
CHANCE of a life time, an established business,
need more capital; 5000 to 5000 can be iu-
creased double Address BON %, this Office.
FOR sALE-Cheap, oyster house doing good bust
ness; good reason for selling, Address BOX
POS, this Office de2-3t
FOR SAI.E-Two grocery stores; 81 900 cleared
last year; two oyster houses, one furnished
house with r0Omers, one tobacco and notion store;
good bargains; see me CHARLES WYNDHAArS
co, l2oo New York ave. nv. de23t
WELL equipped paying printing office; outfit
cost $1,000; $500 Will buy it if sold quick.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1905 + 81.
de2-3t
GROCERY Daily sales $50 cash; established busi-
ness; rent Sl7, price $500; death cause. NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1905 F 81. da2-5t
GROCERY, horse, and wagon monthly sales
$1,000; rent only $40; owner compelled TO
leave city; price 5000; genuine bargains NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1905 st. de2-8t
GROCERY and provision store; daily cash sales
$500; situated NV; price 81 500; exceptional
opportunity. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS',
lO0G i 81. de2-5t
DINING-ROON and 7-room furnished house; com,
plete; Cleagtng sl2j month; $500 viii take 1t.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1O06 + St.
Ge--oL
BAKERY and confectionery; old stand; portable
oven; daily receipts $50; price 500 NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, l00G ST. dc2-3t
FOR RENT-A business property rooms and
bath, so; now candy, cigar, and notion
store 945 Florida ave NV de235
SALOON; one OF the best; centre Of city; sick.
ness cause OF selling W J. DUGAN, Base
men), 4sG Ia. ave. del-3t, EN-
FIRST-CLASS diniugroom. with unlimited pos
sibilities; strictly central; near New Post
Office; fur. rooms connected; can seat 100; an
honest deal and good opportunity. Address
Box 2J5. this office. del-8t EN-
FOR SALE An established -four and feed busi
ness; on account Of i-hedlth. Apply to 1927
l4th St del-&t, EN-
WANTED-To buy stocks of groceries; spot cash
paid; drop postal TO l. FRIEDMAN, 422 10th
St NV. .o22- limo, en-
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n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA HOLDING a SPECIAL TERN
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS.-In re
Estate OF JOHN F. /. DENOE, Deceased. No.
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ANTED-PTANOs

" WANTED -Good upright second -Hlud standard
pisuo; not 10 exceed SO Addrr-a BOX 2sd,
t.Ia uILL.n. ll..L
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Nl5INs62: balances. s5o2s 624 Chicago EXCHANGES
S24o7l.5s2: balances S22oSG2o. Phiadephia-EN-
changes 81 sol 5l4. balances s2157o2. Boston-tN-
changes NSe5414s: balances s243i.sso. Baltimore
Exchanges s67. $50: balances. S2sl2o
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Vah money III
london 91.7s ner cent open market discount rate
7-l6a4ia per cent for short and ~ per CENT ,o
long bills Berlin discount rate 81 per cent h'''
exchange on London - marks - pi'hhtS' 90,
.,.... 49,, 1ordon q francs % confines Paris
discount rate. sis per cent Tor
FOREIGN SECURITIES British consols lot
,,.r,, ins,. for the account 1895 French ren'es'
100 francs l73s confines. Spanish As IN ho'''0''
6}. -e,I, >fox-
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar siNe'' '''sl 49,,
1n..lr do,ors i7i.c. Bar silver in London
2sa.d. So, o-o- lisbon
COLD PRTMIUM-In Madrid. 3D. L'S'0''
4. Baenos Ayres 1860; Rome $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.


The stock market opened below Saturdays
closing rallied almost Immediately sold of
again I'm about fifteen minutes became strong
at noon and ended the day on an advance which
left final prices al ne, gains IN the greater num-
her of active issues Transactions. except in a
few stocks. were small The loss H. surplus re-
serve and the approach Of a holiday restricted
operations but. contrary to expectation. they
40 not induce liquidation Of Importance In
view If the light supply Of lendable funds at this
centre the action Of the stock market yesterday
was particularly encouraging - the advocates
of higher prices !. showed that stocks were
strongly held. that weak accounts had been
remareined. and that the demands upon hor-
rowers Of money from the banks had been met
without much forced liquidation Of securities.
Professional traders endeavorcd 10 break the
market but their success was immaterial. and II
was offset hy general advances in the after
noon.
The position Of the local banks does not re
feet any scarcity Of money In the country at
large As a matter Of fact. there is now In cir
culation in the United States. outside Of Treas
urv holdings S97 1896 more than At this time
n year ago In October the net increase IN
circulation was Sl5Ol2962 and had it not been
for the absorption Of money by the Treasury the
bank holdings at this centre would not now be
below the LEGAL reserve limit. The local banks
did not suffer SO much from Withdrawals for
the interior as they did on their operations with
The Sub-Treasury. For the month % October
the United states Treasury showed a net gain
Of sol $500. good part Of which was sup
Piled by this city The Government gets the
greater part q its receipts through this centre,
hut its disbursements are not made in the same
,.~cro~tfo~ Ifs raceirte centre here. its nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07

nanios securities As an Indication Of tho march
~ prosperity In the South nothing could be- NOR"
orcouraplnc or bear stronger witness ID the indI'-
trial revival thar is now going on In that section
Of the country than the enormous volume ~
traffic moving over The lines named southern
Railways gross earnings increased Tor m" 'S'
week in October S139 iO9 making a gain for the
month Of Sa~50j2 and for the fiscal year 10 oc-
trhor 81 81 o~Ggie. Norfolk and Western FOR tie
month increased in gross earnings Sl'l'" max
Ing a total increase from July Of S7il2io Louis
Vile and Nashv.lics earnings IN the last week IN
October increased Sn935 and for the fiscal year 20
October 81. 81 rs G30 Louisville and Nashville is
making the best return If earnings in IT'S history.
and there now appears 10 be- no doubt that me
stock viii pay regular per cent dividends begin
ming ir 1900 Buying ~ southern Railway, NorfoiS
and Western and Louisville and Nashville issues -
n.--.A- t-r --A---l mon. an-nuu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET Market
closed steady STANDARD oil opened az i''"'"'
against 467aisa ON Saturday Last prices OF otn''
rror,lnenf issues were. Havana Commercial. z'N-''
preferred G0f5 Baking Powder @'2H" h'y
state Gas r.a2 Pump. -oi.n2l'q' preferred.
7mi7is. MarAecn copper. 7i4nll. Amalg'nated
copper sg.0N. Amsterdam Gas. z9'20"'' pre-
ferred 5sa57: Rubber Goods 2'i4n2o's. PREFERRED
81. Distllmg Of America. l3al3is. Preferred a''sn
ss7.. sloss Sheffield (whcn issued. %pm. prci'rr'''
774-s. Subscriptions l-DIw
FOREIGN TRADING London traded ON BORA
sides for the account. dealing in about '"' sh'''7
Sales amounted 10 about 800 shares
COTTON OH. DIVIDEND The American cot
ton oil Company has declared a somi-annual di'i-
dead Of 3 n.r cent upon IFS preferred stock ana Z"
dividend Of : per cent upon its common stock IT
is understood that the company's earnings were
in excess Of per cent ou IT'S common stock n"'
conservative dividend policy was deemed best 10y
m. management The annual meeting OF the
sfockholders VIII be- held on December T.
TRI-Sr COMPANY OF NEW-YORk Tho name
Of Colgate lioyt Was yesterday, added To me "s'
~ trustees ~ the Trust Company Of New-f'rN
which was recently incorporated There VIII pc
a preliminary meeting ~ the corpoiators ana OF
the Allotment Committee al the National Bank OF
North America on Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07
BANKS AND LEGAL RATES.

The money market was Arm yesterday. but It pre-
eentcd no Indication Of the decentralization that Sat
urday's bank statement suggested would take place
The actual position Of rho banks is far better than
Oh, bank statement shows. and conditions do not
warrant eNorbitant rates Tor money. Certain banks
hold out for rates which are not justified by the
monetary situation. and n some cases rates much
higher than those quoted the Stock Exchange
have been oxacted. II call money could be regu-
lated by a legal limit. and If the laws OF usury
could be- applied 10 money market manipulatOrs the
severe and uuwarrantcd fluctuations that often
take place On money would not be possible. The
so-rallcd legal rate for money does not cover call
loans. II Us unfortunate however that IL does not
Wall Street needs n limit for call money and that
limit ought 20 bee the regular legal rate OF per
cent Certain bankers maintain that they have tho
right 90 ask whatever price they may wish for call
money. and while this is liberty which they en-
JOY thc interests of the public would be best served
il the banks were compelled 70 limit their charges
per cent. II Is treason in Wall Street 10 criti-
else the banks but certain banks deserve criticism
and in The matter ~ the bank statement all banks
n The Clearing House Association merit mild cen
sure for approving system that seldom II eyer
reflects Tho true position Of the money institutions
Tho average system has proved its worthlossness
as am index to actual conditions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07
LEATHER MANIPTLATION.

The manipulated Leather common stock sup
one hrm eupposed 10 represent Standard oil in
tercsts) taking about ilrOn shares II WAS said
yesterday that efforts We're now being made 10
punish prominent bear aud that H., stock would
be advanced until the big buyers had IT c0rnered.
II is good stock TO leave alone While the
common advanced TO 49, the preferred fell To- 7sa.
closing at net loss. against net gain ~ points
I'm the common. The following statement WAS
made yesterday by n prominent holder OF the pre-
ferr"d stock regarding a possible change in the
position Of that issue
Stockholders II the United States Leather Com
Ian} should bear I'm mind that any change I'm tho
position 90 tuc preferred stock can only Doe accom-
llishcd with the consent Of the preferred .,o0 -
holders In View pf IA" large earnings of rho
company and the reasonable expectation of in-
surrender ,neir present rights without very fgll
compensation. To suppose that thoroughly -,.-
cured stock. probably soon TO go much higher
dividend basis. wiil h' voluntarily exchanged for
Joss interest bearing dtHeufurr. as suggested I'm
some quarters. a. absurd and as no settlement
seem that the present common stock Interests
could hardly expect - clear away for dividends ON
if- holdings az ~ points below par n would
seem that NOT less than l3u should bee considered
ly fhos. people. with whom some settlement must
DO, made before the common stock becomes Of any
value
TIA, argument is good II tho biggest owners Of
the common are not also I'm control Of the pre-
f~lrrl Speculation iu Leather stock has passed
from buying for control 10 acute manipulation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07

Yesterday To-i4vl Yesterday .5-dN
\. r = COM 49, NsefInS rftf -
g. pref ...... rl's to At.ilsn :. .... 80 -
Am Beu Tel 3is 3t> y Erelri fs. lif
\ r 60 com. 1883. ~ 0I Dom Nn1 -
d, pfrf ......ll7 Atlantic
BAY STAT, Gls - .sS Boston - NDr'. 1922
lo~f * Albany. llltf. : "
D. 81 NJ nl.t5 Calumet ~ H,t lN- 49,
Chl p - .i12a- la5 Centennial ...... -
Fitch ~ i2o i.1 Franklin ....... i-. j.!
Gen Flee com l-l I-fis O~0t.lt ......... ~t4 n
ia pref ... 1880 ..n.f f. 81,
Mex Central .. l3ie 1875 T4nara.k ......-
Ol q. i1uy .....I1 o> IS .sfrut, ..... 90 -
$ Elh com az. 4-il BIS. n Ei ..... f.' ~
T. paO rm az. az, Ar.aliar ......... -s s.
West Fni .m. OBJ. - Ntanl..te ...
lY lrof .ll5 lii AN.lft
Nr-trs ~ - lwrir Coal. a.. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07
bankors' posfed rates wore.

DONif-S ~ hA'hANGE-New- Orleans - Com
oisco-S!eht. l-'-c; telegraph. l5c Cincinnati, ovc,
the counter, y9e premium. between banks irc mr.
MUM. Savannah Buying &C. Of over s. selling
par over s. Charleston-Buylng l-lOc discosn,.
selling. l-lOc premium Boston-0 and 1920 dis
count. Chicago-loc premium. ST Louis-5Oc dis
count
BANK CLEARINGs. - New-Yo1k. - Exchanges.
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BANK POSITION BETTER THAN IND
GATED BY THE BANK STATEMENT
prices were:


Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from Saturdays last
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EAKNINGs II THE SOUTH

Southern Railway. Louisville and Nashville and
Norfolk and Western return earnings that should
satisfy thu most enthusiastic holder OF the com
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OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.

STREET RAILROADS IN THIS CITY.
d2eported by c. l. Hudson & CO.. Nos. "a SO wa-st)
BONDS
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STREET RAILROADS IN OTHER CITIES.

GAS SECURITIES
Reporiei by C. ! Hudson Co.. Nos "a & 30 wai-s,)
BONDS
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BANK STOCKS.
Reported ty Clinton Gilbert NJ Waii-s')
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GovERNMENT BoNDs.-Market firm. Nnai
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'Ex dividend, "Washington mafket-
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tD.erease tlncreaso