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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-07

Bodily pain loses its terror if you We bot
tie of DR.. Thomas Electric Oil in the house.
Instant relief in cases Of burns, cuts, sprains,
accidents Of any sort
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-07

Buy Royal Patent Flour. 1t is the best in
the market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
SAY FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. Oct 25.-The official closing qHotS
M for mining stocks today were as ioIoNs.
THE TRADE N CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct q (speciaD What up TO noon va.
weak with prices of bsc. and Win iNt MAJ N''
one time &c under put figure. The carry iosS -
entirely recovered. and last prices We're t'"' ~
Tuesday December opened az io'.c sol ue'".'n
1910 bid and 7Ossc and closed at 7o'aHivsc' ''4
closed at IKE The early weakness was parry -
Indifferent cables but largely on the o'eANins !,
tho drouth I'm the Southwest Kansas snow"
branching rains A Nebraska crop summary 80
Omaha estimated the wheat crop OF me
% 900 90 bushels instead OF lb"'" "',''"'
os,,r,a+aa bv the Government. II continued "'e-
market I'D to noon. But corn nai '"'l'' -
strong and wheat finally began 70 s>mpa'N'@'
that Northwestern receipts were .ieht -'' -
comnared with ss5 the Wednesday previous o. "a
o5s last wear: here there were 10 cars. as@'ns' "
last Wednesday and 81 last year ih''' "" -,
unconarmed rumor that Kimberley haa "''" ~
bv ,be Beers That seemed 20 oe s-N'' -,
general alarm on the part or me sh'''7 ,or
was much heavy buying I'm the lasi nan -,
the account Of c. II. Smith. a leading ''" >,
The market. after II had started Wa .,.au
,ha lighter receipts and by an easier i"N' W. =.
-, olearances were 4ol o'o bushels NE
hoard renorted Is loads for export. ON Tic
wheat was 7os.c for Decemner. v .n,o
corn closed &c 10 Ac over TUESDAY. ""'" ,,,a
an active and strong market. Up 10 400" rss
WAS rather easy and the trade in''''' ~.,s.
occa sion for the upturn was rAiNei " Al.
Tho shining demand was poor 'F''' !, ar
though the seaboard finally reported 30 7es
sxoort Little business was done tio" ar
,n.nsction was &5 cars with 80 esUnA ga.
Thursday. Liverpool WAS IA 10 '1' '0" .,.r,.r,
board clearances were $500 hnrh''S ,,s
were a5o 90 bushels Little 10 any "'" -
business was done however. Corn IL .,oat
noDular deal The professional hesitate 81
he,ng sbort OF IL. the bulls no sooner 90" o~'
,bev want 10 get back In again. , ,,l-
or oats II is possible only 20 say tn'' nv
,o,,aa closely after corn The entire i'"s' .r.ly
a,er uas less than &C. and the last p''. &C.
l.c over Tuesdav-October 22iac pe'e"io' D.. III.
,,.y silac Receipts were 2@ cars WIN 80 ,..rs
roo,ea for Thursday seaboard clear 90, ,,,,n-
70 ON bushels Charters were mad" TOT
81. summing sales here were 5000 bus"'' s..o
rlaxseed was strong. the last p''''' q esil;
over Tuesday-Octobcr 81 2s'. pece"' D..,o,n us,
Nav g. 2eis. Minneapolis had q cars -,. com
C,n,caeo - cars. or g3 al the tn''e '''"''
Darea with Is, cars last year ,,.... - the
provisions dragged until the las' ma" ~, closed
soss,on. then they advanced sh"'pH ,,,, and
.,rone Pork closed .oc over Iu'sD'' '.,.,,tlon
r,n~ Sc to loo over Corn was "' o,iy fair
offerings were light: the cash de'n1nu ~ uroS-
7 ,vernoo, was decidedly weak on all S0f'S %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

,,,o a4,,ot market Is expanding under the In
n,zence OF support from important marker II"
terests. commission house buying ana IAs'' ou'
not least. covering OF shorts. Before the year
&c over the last named factor promises TO be an
,r,no-4ant influence IN advancing quotations. IN
Yesterdays market prices were suohs 0le
,r<a+er mart Of the day. while transactions were
,ooderately heavy and well distributed Lonoo"
was an active buyer in the local market Ooi"
mission house orders were larger ana "au04'
-,,r,,oa for an advance. Conditions rather than
theories are asserting themselves ana uiiieeS
obecl,ed by some untoward development or by
an adverse change in the money market 'hese
conditions ought to be effective in adding ma
terially TO the market worth Of securities just
"a they are adding value TO the intrinsic worth
Of stocks and bonds.
Railroad earnings for the third week IN &c
.oher now coming 10 hand tell story OF grow
d.. oroeneritv In all parts Of the country. In
.he face Of such returns II requires exuaordl-
,ar,, courage TO operate the short side OF
s,ocks esrecially at a time when strong men
holA securities acquired on the sharp decline
that took place earlier in the fall The raiiroad
animation is even more promising than II was a
month ago. because. IN addition to heavy trainc.
TRANSPORTATION rates are being advanced ana ar
rangements are making 20 bring about hsher
rate Of tariff throughout the country. me
shortage Of cars the advance In me cost or ma
4er,aI and the larger wages paid for labor have
,o,,,nsrled the railroads to take the long needed
action on rates while the increasing tendency
% concentration OF control among the com
,aries has also been n factor in bringing about
n more stable rate situation With Increased
traffic az higher rates. future earnings should
show enormous gains. and with the decreasing
nercentage OF operating expenses 10 gross earn
,ngs net results should make handsome proiits
for security owners
In the final dealings yesterday the demand
for stocks for both accounts was heavy ano
nrices made noteworthy progress toward a
hieber level The anthracite coal stocks wero
strrdng features especially Jersey Central and
Ontario and Western Consolidation POSSIBLE
t,es among the anthracite coal roads are not 80
renote as certain interests connected with the
conopanies profess 20 believe But outside OF
possitle developments OF this character, the
coalerg are entitled TO an advance on their earn
tngs and on the excellent prospects for big reve-
nues this winter. Reading and Ontario and
Western. Of the coal group, have made enor-
nous gains in earnings this year. without show
ing however a corresponding gain IN market
value. The coal stocks worth watching.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
MONEY MARKET FACTORS.

,rbo money market was a shade frmer yesterday,
- ..ri,ne exchange WAS also trihe higher.
neither market however. reflected an advance
caused by conditions other than temporary ones
Banks arc not sending out as much mof@y 70 tne
interior as noted last week either on direct or
sub Treasury transfers. Deposits at the sud-
Treasury far this week for shipment OUT OF Town
amount 10 100000. against $4,000 in the same
,,,,e last week The Treasury Department VIII
distribute fairly large amount OF money t ms
'nniieafious To- anticipate interest ON Governm, mt
bonds viii be heavier several Of the locai DanHs,
t,,n for advance interest and tho bank mentioned
has taken ont 10000 i'm new circulation SOM OF
me largest lenders OF money report loans az per
cont FOR four months fine collateral Inc mar
ket is 81 per cent for all dates. Prime nercanuie
naner is a shade higher. and IS quoted niIn ~ 92
ner cent The Assay Office has received SoVVVo
rranresenting bullion from the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26

confirmed the statement in The Tribune tnn. W.
company had already earned the fu'l oiN'"e"'
the year the preferred stock at,
NEW YORK CENTRAL "RIGHTS. - iho
rights on New-York Central stock consist OF the
privilege 10 take is per cent OF stock at par
Taking the price of the stock at 1879, the lib shareS
would cost an average OF 1884, 40 that al p'ese''
prices the rights are worth over per cent anu
are equivalent to a dividend Of that amount. ~
lss the rights are worth n little less tiiin 20,
cent at 1S7 about As per cent ana Al 100 ""0''
per cent
DIVIDEND DECLARED.-The Detroit Gas COM
pany has declared dividend OF ~ per cent pay
able November l5 This dividend IS the mist uo
cared by the company. The earnings OF the coin-
pany for the eight months ended September l were
$4,000 an Increase Of more than 81 per cent q"
compared with the same time last year
ELECTED A DIRECTOR.-Fletcher S. Heath
was Yesterday elected director Of the North
American Trust Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

Stock market trading had a genuine bull ring
yesterday and bear operators We're again cor
fronted with the danger that IS gro"ihs s''
overv dav-the danger OF being short In market
controlled by capitalists. In the early oe"'."H9
there was some uncertainty In prices Oh, Su'7
ouentlv the whole list advanced under good DuSl"e
and covering Of shorts Leather common N"'
under the influence Of manipulation an" ino''"
noint that made It's equivalent IN ne" SUI
,rortb about 49, an absurd valuation 0'ee' ""N
Wire was sold down; also Natlohal h'""' ~ ~
where there was no noteworthy weakness ne
coalers we're aggressvely strong, Jersey Neh'i"i
dy.,cine on a rumor that Will not down l"a'
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western VIII iease mo
cnmnany Ontario and Western enJoy'u so
advance on good buying Texas ana i"''"0
came active for the first time In weeks an
co,,,ner, Pacific continued to advance on pool ouy
ing international Paper was supported ~ ."
newly formed pool and Manhattan continue" -
,,or, higher. An the Gould stocks save western
linton were features including Wabash preler'7U
Great Northern preferred made good au'"",'
and Street gossip predicted a big rise lo' ''''
stock Union Pacific common ana Ms asre in de-
IND some Of the buyers and sellers %ere' e.
-nifed States Leather. l.. DaT ,i, bought:
Ir,ir a. Usls.v Danzig and Watson brown sou
Post & Flagg bought Loo ". - tn,ght i5 900;
S 49,, II IRIS 4 90 5000. Content ~ TO. lupnP'
combs 4 co. N@0. W. y La"Iei n. ,.,, and g f.
Iawrsoce q 600 sold southern ka"ay ld o '
N Mon, a66 w s2es4i ~" Coz De cordqy ana Ky
hrefh sold Federal Steel-Content a 90 ~ Ward
we , sold 100 Brooklyn Rapid ,d dTsnTi'W Worm ~
Eearns and Dominlck & Domlnick, o2TTs"HT' 'H9f~h
% =. 70 sold 100 Big -Four " j. tid.,H
s c Union London Kirkner and i Hos
man q co. bought American cii,ooriit1 Iiudson
sheirner sold Tin Pate-lialle q sussr n boneht'
CO.. and Iadenburg Thama9gn c boug8i. p.
Metropolitan Railway Moore SUI iii, H. Hous-
man Co. ana London G9us4t JerseI 0f Hndson
IL d. Hatch bought 81 faulr 20 70 1nN
and Moore & achley bought Asel o S9 so' Cor
sew Central-Kohn q CO. seymour, JV M NJ Hatch'
Clark Gunher Keech and d dSeT To%as 60 Pae e2e
Halle q sueglitz bought iwD q l9 Co cold 90
Texas PsedcIae sqe aa6 Son go do and
sour H%o,,,gb,. Rragaw sold Texas Pacic-Ioier
& Halsey. Is. D. Hatch. F. F. Ames and Fayhor
l,,rfo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
BROOKLYN TRANSIT RUMORs.

For several weeks Wall Street has been nled
with various rumors regarding Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Persons whose information has come
chiefly from fertile brains have announced mat
nolitical influences would be exerted to compel the
company to adopt the underground trolley system
All rumors have been bearish on the STOCK De-
cause they have been put out by people VINO n'e
a,.,ous 70 depress the price Of the security. The
Tribune is able 10 announce on the authority OF
the only people who In position 10 know the
facts that the recent decline in the price OF the
stock IL not warranted by the condition OF me =,
AGAINST the efforts Of politicians and SPECTATORS 10
compel change from the overhead sySren - npo
,r,l1rground and that there is absolutely no Ioui-
dafion for the reports Of dissension among the IL
recfors over the management or the proper - ~
controlling interests In the company noid more ot
The stock at present than at any time IN me NJ
tory OF the road and they are connnen. 'nae ~,
stock Will reach higher lever on lts lnera, ss
Manipulation in Brooklyn Rapid transit COMES
from the bear side OF the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
SFCTrRITIES LISTED.

The following securities have been added TO tho
regular stock Exchange list: @5'hVo addluoha
first mortgage per cent gold coupon ponds OF IA"
making total listed Ss5s7so0. OF the Union Pa
c,ac Railroad Authority was given 10 add to the
list prior 10 January l. 1850 additional amounts Of
4 per cents not exceeding @.5oDo issued in ex-
change for Oregon Short Line per cent income
Ar; $4,000 first mortgage per cent gold bonds
~ 1q39 of the Ciramercy Sugar Company: 600 ono
additional common stock making total listed >@-
90 90 Of the Colorado, Fuel and Iron Company
s9e "a Gn Southwestern division first mortgage ga
her cent gold bonds OF the Baltimore and ohio
Raiiroad s2l 2}55oo additional preferred stock ana
e. 40 ~ additional common stock making total list
I'd Of the preferred $s6.3S55O0 and OF the common
sa9 s5l 300 Of the Union Pacific Railway. This stock
i. uar Of the SIS Ooo 100 preferred and S7ls6o com
mon issued I'm exchange for oregon Short Line In
come bonds = and oregon Railroad and Navigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY.

The Bankers Trust Company will open for bust
ness on November ]. az No. 10 Wali-st At meet
ing held Yesterday the following were elected off,
GERS and directors George W. Ely PRESIDENT Fran
els n L4geett and Louis V. Bright Vice presdents
Alfred Il swayne. secretary. and John H. Allen.
resistant secretary. Deterioration +. DRYDEN
president ~ the Prudential Insurance Company
Newark. William II HOLSTER ~ Kountze Broth
.rs. X h Thomas of r. H. Thomas Co. +. r.
Hal-.- of Halsey q Haisey Louisville. Ky.
George Coppcn ~ Maitland. 'oppeh CO.. Francis
= s,rith.r- Of r : smith.rs x Co.; Edwin Could
,.,,.rt, u pacet i Walter Wood Jr OF l.. Won
unrman < 60. Bayard Dominick. Of Dominick *
pogninick, -. Crawford Clark. OF Clark, Dodge q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
WABASH DEBENTURES AND EARNINGS.

The large earnings Of the Wabash company and
the near approach Of the time when earnings Will
10 toward interest payments on the deoenture
bonds have induced an active market FOR the issues
named IA the last few days In recent years the
company has renewed three-quarters or It's entire
equipment ana relaid almost all OF the main line
with steel rails out of earnings. and otherwise I'm
proved the property. In the near future heavy
Expenditures this account VIII cease ana holders
of the debenture issues and preferred stock VIII
receive a return their investments. Returns TINS
wear will doubtless show the rl interest earned on
The debenture As. with something over for the rs.
The earning power Of the company Is increasing
m 4 rapid rate ana with a reduction in expenses
future results will add largely TO the value or the
.ompAnN's SECURITIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-New- Orleans-Com-
mercial slQsl 70 discount; bank. par. San Fran
cisco-Sght l2lzc telegraph. l5c. Cincinnati-Over
the counter soc premium, between banks. par and
l7l142Oc discount Savannah-Buying, nc OF over
81: selling. par over g. Charleston-Buying l-ioc
discount; selling. par. BOston-6 2-3q9)c discount
Chicago-5c discount. St. louis-sl discount.
BANK CLEARINGS - New York - Exchanges.
nsf1ls 2s; balances 81 473.sS2 Chicago-Exchang
szs 4lSs3l; balances s. 52s7. Observation-Disclosures.
81 oSs 5Si; balances. &.6SJ673.
RANK OF GERMANY STATEN ENT-The week
~ statement Of the Imperial Bank Of Germany
shows the following changes Cash In hand In
creased p 500 900 marks treasury notes increased
10000 marks: other securities decreased 5I720o
marks; notes IN circulation decreased 6SSo0o
marks
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
WALL STREET 4ND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET - Market
steady STANDARD oil closed az lG6o4s against
i6ii. n $50 on Tuesday Last prices OF other promi-
ncot issues were. Havana Commercial 2ip25ig;
prefcrred 6lQGie. Baking Powder. @izp@ Ray
State Gas. r4Qls.. Pump 2-a&. preferred llpi-.
darkecu Copper 7a.0l0. Amalgamated copper. sara
s7.. Amsterdam Gas. 2sz3,. preferred 5a55' Rubber
Goods g7i.q@. Preferred. Si2pN2i2. Dstilling II
America De-: preferred i0is. SiOss- Sheffield 'when
issucdl Ssl a4o preferred 76ig07S. subscriptions.
IMalw. old stock S0a5. American Graphophone.
127.4I3l.: preferred. l3i2ol%
FOREIGN TRADING The beginning 81 the
fortnightly settlement on the London Exchange
oloscd "A large short interest on Americans
which WAS foIowed by active buying for tho for
cl,n account 10 the local market. Atchson pre-
fefr.d. Ontario and Western, s. Paul and Union
Pacific We're in active demand
STOCK LOAN QUOTATlONS.-Loan quotations
yesterday w,i,. Aichison preferred. Chicago. Bur
ineton and quincy. Peoples Gas. Consolidated Gas
METROPOLITAN street Railway. General Electric
Missouri P4cinc. New-York Central Northwestern.
Northern Pacific common. Northern Pacific pre-
f-rr,l. Reading Rock Island. -. Paul Sugar Re-
filming Union Pacific .ominon mon racine pre-
f.rr,d American Tobacco. Manhattan southern
Railway preferred Southern Pacific. Jersey Gem
trial. United States Rlhter preferred United States
p.hl.r common brooklyn Rapid Transit Federal
Steel common Federal Steel preferred. per cent.
Louisville and Nashville, 5ne per cent? Delaware
and Hudson Tennessee Coal and Iron. Western
Union BaItmor. and ohio common ana Baltimore
and ohio preferred. per cent; Leather common
renewed mar. now g. and per cent There was
"a good borrowing demand for Atchi-on preferred.
Chicago. Burlington and quincy. Metropolitan
street Railway Ncw-Iofk central sugar kean-
iug American Tobacco. United states Leather
common. Southern Pacific Louisville and Nash
Vile and Brooklyn Rapid Transit
AMERICAN LINSEED DINlDEND.-The presi-
dent OF the American Linseed Company yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26

RAILROAD BONDS-Market firm and active.
Total sales amounted in par value 10 Nl""~
against so4G3.40 Tuesday. The heaviest deal
,,gs were In the Atchison issues. Baltimore and
Ohio AZ Central Pacific 4s, Denver and Rio Grande
Is Detroit City Gas 5s. Green Ray and Western do
henture Bs Missouri. Kansas and Texas DDS.
Northern Pacific As. Pacific Coast IS. Reading gen
sral As. St Louis Southwestern 2ds. southern Pa
c,ec As STANDARD Rope and Irvine incomes Toledo.
G, rlu,,s and Kansas City certificates. Union Pa
r.ac A and Wabash debenture Bs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26

ro,oo, IL nsr cent Open market discount ra'e'
as@a nsr cent for short and 47-lo045 per cent TOT
io sS' bills I'M Berlin discount rate ~ per cent be1,
M onn,sa IN London 20 marks At pfennigs' Paris
exchange on London. Is francs q cennineS runs
discount rate 81. per cent. o,s for
FOREIGN SECURITIES - brlus" 'o'aV ~,
~ ~ Confines Spanish As In London, oO's
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 6''sc Mex Mex
oa,, ill., dollars Az. Bar silver in London -o7su'
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid $780, LISBON -
Ruenos Ayres 40 3O Rome. 6s5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Oct. 25-American securities opened
a,mer in response 10 better overnight prices rom
n-a.-york The final tone firm. with a light
Aouoand Last prices were: Canadian Pacific.
e.A erie 1874; Erie first preferred &c., Illinois Cen
,ral. 1lsz; Union Pacific preferred. 7e>' 50. Paul
rornnon. 1Scss: New-York Central. 1924: Pennsyl-
.or,a Is: Reading 10s4 Northern Pacific pre-
ferred 77s.; Atchison- 22ls Louls''"e ana 4'Asn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26

Co; BENJAMIN w Duke. Of the American To-
bacco Company; William Park. president PARK nf
steel Company Pitts6grg' rr snS r. & sWuer
schai CO.. John Simpson Of Reed s ~
Goodhart e. Co: Percival Knauth. Of Knauth
Nachod & Kuhne; Gilbert NJ PIymptoS1 r OK reg
Rrlght The Executive Committee consists OF
= Dryden. ", II, HOLSTER, r s. sRi'h q Tex g.
gett. Perciva Knauth. G NJ Plympton and the
nrnadenf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
PACIFIC COAST EARNINGS.

Net earnings of the Pacific Coast Company, the
successor TO the Oregon Improvement Company,
for August were SIG SOL. and for September partly
estimated $4,000 To July l net earnings from
January 1 were S8000 and. estimating the net
earnings for October November and December at
sl5potl the total for the year would be SLti5'.n
interest on bonds and full dividends on the stocks
can for $1,000 which leaves estimated surplus
of Sanahl Prosperlty Is not confined 70 INC East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call o. per cent
-u,.,h excentions at 4Q7 per cent. The time money
market was quiet at 14a6 per cent for sixty days
,,L,s ner cent FOR three months. and eas per cent
,or four and six months on railroad collateral ana
above on mixed collateral commercial paper iA'es
- 90, cent for the best names for three
80 and six months Paper not so well known
ruled higher.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE--Market duH ana "ii"'
Actual closing rates follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26

TO ACT oN THE REPORT TODAY.

The New-York Clearing House Association will
hold "a meeting this afternoon for the purpose OF
taking action upon tho report OF the Committee
on Admissions relative 90 the application OF the
Hide and Leather National Bank to be admitted
20 membership IN the association. II is believed
that The application VII De- granted. The Hide and
Leather Bank now clears through the Mechanics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
STOCK MARKET BUOYANT.
SHARP ADVANCES RECORDED
ACTIVITY IN THE COALERS-MONEY
MARKET CONDITIONS-HEAVY
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
sales were

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from Tuesdays last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
THE FEDERAL TREASURY

The daily Washington Treasury statement issued
yesterday, covering actual results Of two days ago
compared with the last preceding statement is AS
follows
Oct Chance.
Net gold $3.50 S2i $50 s25s col Dec sos ass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
R.4i7.q72 s.hOs. esg Inc vi'ol,
1881. III IL. N39.p37 Dec H. 80
$40. 400 81 .2Oi Inc. IA

No, guver 4TQ72 eNOs qeA Inc p1OII
~, II . notes 1851 III 10 p37 Dec nlit
NJ, Trea. notes S46460 81 2Ot Inc IA
Actual cash
outstanding .oo- -0e
tihcates .$&ieV3b"Ie $50 N" l.'l l'' F"-'
Deposits IN Ma 20 900
tionnl banks. S305I3D e2bll.Zlo Dec "'"i-'
,,,, sb sgeo fo4 as Ssei RAJ Dec Ss73 927
No. Ito h,lfies eq s27 81 81 SIS GAP Dec lGiS35
Actual cash 500. 5G7ol1 s2a2 3il 1893 Inc S''43SS
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs-Custom receipts
reported from Washington. $ss5,313: internal rev.
enue receipts $7ei So. miscellaneous receipts. VI
22s Total receipts for the day $l6l7.3s9; eXpendi-
tures 81 255cO Receipts for month to date, SS-
77s 1903: expenditures 1851 o00 excess OF receipts
s. 262 $685. Receipts for the fiscal year 10 date,
slsgl39s79, expenditures $i7s1S,0i excess Of re-
ceipts. & e56I@. Receipts Of National bank notes
for redemption. E4l 500
UB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was
debtor TO the Clearing House yesterday S6iS 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
OUTSIDE SECURITY MARhET.

STREET RAILROADS IN THIS Jill
reported by c. l. Hudson E Co.. Nos 81 & 80 "a'-s''
BONDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
EARNINGS CONTINUE HEAVY.

Railroad earnings received yesterday for the third
week IN october show the following changes as
cornpared with the same time a year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
quotations follow:

GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Marke, strong. Final
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26

The following securities were sold yes,erd,v -.
auction at the New-York Real Estate sales,o.-"
by Adrian II Muller e. Son. WA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-26

BANK STOCKS.
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