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New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET-The market
closed steady. Standard Oil closed at 54Od545
against 540d545 Tuesday. Last prices Of other
prominent issues Havana Commercial 1T4
1719; preferred. 5Sd59h; Baking Powder. 90a8l:
Bay State Gas. 1asG1N; Mar6een Copper 8ssG7:
Amalgamated Copper, 9113QD2: Amsterdam Gas
2512q2612; preferred, 4S150. Rubber Goods 2slsq
2a1a; preferred 1SGT9il; Distilling of America IA
IA; preferred. 26q2S; Sloss-Shefiied 24a26; pre-
ferred, 65a6712; Storage Power 12aI3: General
Carriage. 97s@10i2, ard New York Transportation
13913h
FOREIGN TRADING.-London bought stocks I'm
the local market in OF sales by about 20 600
shares. Dealings were well distributed throughout
the list of international issues
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS-LOa quotations
American Steel and Wire common and pre-
ferred Atchison preferred, Chicago Burlington and
Quincy. Peoples Gas. General Electric. New-York
Central. Northwestern. Northern Pacific common
and preferred. Rock Island. st. Paul Union Pacific
common and preferred. American Tobacco. CONT
mental Tobacco. Manhattan, Delaware and Hudson
Tennessee Coal and Iron. Southern Railway pre-
ferred, Louisville and Nashville. Jersey Central
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Federal Steel common ana
preferred. and Baltimore and Ohio preferred. ga:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. April e5 (SpeciaD.-Coru bears received
some punishment to-day. Prices were advanced
liac. partly the result of stronger and party
of bull effort by Patten and the other longs here
May sold at 5Si2c and at S9s4c and closed az $fsc'
July closed at 40st 20 4O7sC. Country offerings seem
smaller than Most OF the elevator peopie
said they had made no purchases West whatever
There better shipping demand. with sales
here at least 10000 bushels. and with large ous
doing at Kansas City Liverpool was Z 10
ssd higher Seaboard clCaTances were 6So9 busneIS.
The sentiment was effected somewhat by the an
nouncement in The Weekly crop Bulletin tna'
planting was retarded by the inceSsant rain Inc
local inspection only 265 ears, with 10 esti-
mated for tomorrow. samples were iac higheT'
The buying OF the day led by Patten. Trego-
Montgomery. Bartlett-Frazer, and by the pr0-
vision crowd. In short. the bulls. who have been
on the defensive for week We're asSressivey tax
ing the offensive to-day. The seaboard reported
65 loads for export.
Wheat moved up cent and held It. Cables WEE
all higher. was strong enough 20 be a SuA
Inspiration Foreigners said 70 be buyers
Private cables said French advices continued cS
couraging May opened 659sc sold between
65i5 65c and 66ic and closed at 6Sc July closes
at 67Sc. To-nghts difference almost Ully l.@
is the widest far and for the first time Il looked
II the big elevator people We're willing 70 tsSs
back their MAY and resell for July. In three days
the shipments OF wheat from Chicago have agsre-
gated 1O0OO 600 bushels SeabOard clearanee'
were 67sOO0 bushels. The receipts both IN ths
Northwest and at primary points to-day were e''-
siderably under last year. Foreign buyins VAS -
early feature here The covering by shorts was 'A'
factor finally.
Oats rallied iac and held a. May closing at zss'.
July 2Sas to 2SAc There was decidedly oes.s
shipping business with sales at least S0oo oushe~
The inspection was only 5S cars. with l3o estima1
for tomorrow. Clearances were 44000 bushes
Samples were isc higher. oats were bought oy u'
same interests which were buying corn
rlaxseed was easy In spite OF the grain ssrsaS'~
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
SECURITIES LISTED.

The following securities have been added the
Stock Exchange list: 100000 additional per cent
debenture stock making total listed S7l76500. Of
the Chicago Great Western Railway; s67s 900 ad-
ditional unstamped first consolidated. mortgage
guaranteed per cent gold coupon bonds OF 1897
making total listed S. 06.O00 of the Southern Pa
chc Railroad Company (of California;: So 100000 SR
per hundred year gold mortgage coupon
bonds of 1000 of the New-York and Harlem Rail
road Company; 600 first mortgage per cent
fifty year gold coupon bonds of 1916 of the Mobile
Jackson and Kansas City Railroad. and 81 900 900
first mortgage per cent guaranteed gold coupon
bonds of 1898 of the Allegheny and Western Rail
Hay CompanV
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
BONDS,
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS

The failure of the bear element TO force i'm
portant declines on Tuesday doubtless induced
traders 10 operate on the bull side in yester-
days market. Buying by commission houses
was not active but sentiment more cheer
ful and brokers We're inclined TO advise their
customers to buy good securities Conditions
be airing upon the actual worth of stocks are
favorable 10 advancing prices. The public how
ever, is not in the market, and until active
public support is extended TO values a steadily
advancing speculation is not probable Bear
manipulation has apparently reached its limit
as an influence upon prices. and active out
side demand for stocks would carry quotations
UP rapidly, the supply of stock available for
speculative purposes being small while the short
interest is unduly extended. It is possible in
fact. quite probable, that the bear element will
suffer more less trouble this year. The i'm.
portant market interests have not sold their
holdings, investors have not nquidated and there
is nothing in view that will force e large amount
Of stock on the market Political uncertainties
may restrain active speculation. but with polti-
cal uncertainties included all factors are more
favorable TO the long side of stock speculation
than they are the short side.
Wall Street stunned by the recent Amer
ican Steel and Wire scandal 1t will recover
however. and trading already exhibits evidence
Of return of normal conditions In Yesterdays
market prices were not affected by the an
nouncement Of a small gold export engagement
or by the probability that heavy shipments will
be made in the of the next ten days
This was due in part to the fact that the market
had already been sold to a standstill but more
TO the refusal of holders to consider gold ex-
ports adverse market factors In the early
dealings there were some recessions but in the
greater part of the day the tendency was toward
a higher level. American Sugar Refining stock
supplied more than one-third Of the total deal
ings in all shares. Its sharp advance fol-
lowed by covering throughout the list and,
while maximum gains were not retained until
the close. final prices showed substantial i'm
prOvement over Tuesdays last quotations In
the railway list there was a renewal Of aggres-
sive strength in Pennsylvania. Baltimore and
Ohio advanced point, and the coal shares were
higher, despite the permission granted for the
construction Of an independent coal road New
York Central. Wabash preferred Missouri Pa
cifc and the Changers We're strong features
and in the case Of New-York Central active
buying continued up to the close The local
traction group was higher Manipulation I'm
Sugar Refining stock was pronounced, and the
ancient stories of sugar trade war settlement
were apparently believed by a large number Of
credulous traders. The prominence of Sugar
Refining speculation was feature In the DAVIS
trading which did appeal TO conservative
interests.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26

changes ,sos; balances. >s43,e51 Chicago-Ex-
changes szl l4ss,sos; balances. s2.113sls. Philade
phia-Exchanges s5ssl 2s4; balances 81 s24 S45 Bos
ton-Exchanges s20.4I3.0 .0as; balances 81, ,7OS.0T.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money in
London. Sl1G4 per cent. Open market for discount
rate for short bills, 4a41s cent. and for long
bills. Al per cent. Berlin discount rate 4as per
cent Berlin exchange on London 20 marks 52la
pfennigs. Paris exchange London. 25 francs
lsis centmes. Paris discount rate 3la per cent.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Britsh consols for
money loohs for the account. 10oes French rentes.
lol francs 7l9 centimes; Spanish As, 7S.
THE SILVER MARK ET.-Bar silver. 59Ac Mex
lean silver dollars, 47ac. Bar silver in London.
q 7-16d.
GOLD PREMIUMS.-In Madrid, 1902 Lisbon.
4s 50; Buenos Ayres, 127.3 50; Rome. 6.12h.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market steady. Final
ouofaffopc follour. -'

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market firm Total sales
amounted in par value to 7O5ooO against 81 5ss 900
on Tuesday. The heaviest dealings were in the
Atchison and Baltimore and Ohio issues Baltimore
ana Ohio Southwestern division 31ks). Central of
Georgia ID incomes. Central Pacific As Chesapeake
ana OHIO 41ss, Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
IS, Missouri, Kansas and Texas I'd as. Norfolk and
Western 4s Northern Pacific Is, Reading general
IS, ST. Louis Southwestern DDS. Southern Pacific
IS, Toledo ST. Louis and Kansas City certificates.
Union Pacific Is. Wabash debenture Bs Western
New-fork and Pennsylvania general 3-4s and in
come IS. and Wisconsin Central general As
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26

ONO common, 2; Third Avenue, nat 4l; Missouri
Pacific and Sugar Refining. !. and Western Union.
fiat.
JERSEY CENTRAL AND LEHlGH COAL
RUMORS.-George f. Baker, vice president or the
Central Railroad of New-Jersey. said yesterday
that the company has 900 years lease OF the Le-
high Coal and Navigation Company. and that there
were no new Developments In the relations of the
two properties.
NETWORK TRANSPORTATION STOCK.-In
the outside market NewYork Transportation stock
strong and active, and the stock advanced to
1875 sales of about g 900 shares and on the an
nouncement from Albany that Governor Roosevelt
had signed the bill which gives the New-fork
Electric Vehicle and New-York Transportation the
right to run cab service in Ffth-ave. and other
streets.
HANOVER BANK CASHIERS.-At n regular
meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the Hanover
National Bank held yesterday. Henry r. Carse and
Alexander Cambell unanimously appoint
ed assistant cashiers
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London April 25. p. m.-American securities, af-
ter dull and sluggish opening. showed some i'm
provement but later eased off and closed weak
Trading not active. Last prices were: Ca
madam Pacific. 9sl2; Erie 1885; Erie 1st preferred
40z; Illinois Central. 1l7; Union Pacific preferred
IL 81. Paul. l22 New-York Central 1S7; Pennsyl-
vania. es; Reading e24; Northern Pacific preferred
7%.; AtchisOn. 26iz: Grand Trunk, 77s and Ana
conGs 97z
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money call. 214d2h per
cent. 2i2 per cent being the ruling rate. Time
money. 3a353 per cent for sixty days. 3H per cent
for three months. 315l4 per for four and six
months railroad collateral. Commercial pa per
4d4k per cent for three. four and six months for
the best names, and above for names not so well
known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market steady. Actual
clnsinR rates follow;
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26

GOVERNMENT INTERPRETATIONS receipts
reported from Washington 81 016,275; internal
receipts. S9lS99S miscellaneous receipts Sll6272
Total receipts for the day. $2,Os1546; expenditures,
75i 600 Receipts for the month date $ 1886:
expenditures S4695 900; of receipts. 1856.
Receipts for the fiscal year date, 64 COL 71S;
penditures S0755e $50; of receipts iS36.
Receipts of National bank notes for redemption,
$277 S4l.
SUB-TREASURY. - The Sub-TreaSury was
debtor the Clearing House s05. .533 Its net loss
on balance 81 ,G65 SO. made up by loss in cur
rency of sl2S76 and loss in coin of $052,9s0 The
days operations included: Receipts. 50. i90 pay
ments $4 8l2 $40: resulting in general balance of
$22 ST. consisting of S2l722O 705 coin and S3Oll2
currency.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
BUYERS AND SELLERS.

Some of the buyers and sellers In yesterday S
market Londons purchases of stocks
amounted to 10000 shares. The principal buyers OF
Sugar Refining on the early advance w. X.
Houghtaling & Co., 45G0 f. =. Freeman & Co,
5000, and Andrews & Criss. 1900. II. Clews & Co
bought 1000 Missouri Pacific II. Clews & co.
bought Northern Pacific preferred. w. b. Wheeler
sold ST Paul D. Henry. w. r. Houghtaling & Co
Q,OOW and Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co, 1000, and
Dominick & Dominck sold Sugar Refining. The
crowd in Sugar Refining was TOO large to allow
accurate reports of all the buyers and sellers The
buying easier TO than the selling. for the
buyers bid for the stock. while the sellers merely
supplied bids quietly. Large lots were bought by
+. w. Savin & Co. c. NJ. Dodge & Co. Tilghman,
Rowland & Co. and Andrews & Crlss. II was gem
orally supposed that the principal buying was short
covering and that Standard OIL interests We're
engineering the rise. Haugh & Roland d.OOO)
bought Southern Pacific; J. Keidner O,OcO sold
Tilghman. Rowland & Co 0,OOO. bought Sugar
r. II. Thomas & Co. Q.000) sold st. Paul X. IL.
Bissell & Co G,5cO). T. l. Manson tr. & co. G5O0).
Joseph Connah and II. Content & Co. G00O bought
Sugar Refining; w r. Houghtaling K Co Q,JOO),
H. Content & Co. f. b. Havens & Co. 1000 Hop
kins Bros and Weaver, Harris & Co $500 sold.
John Muir K Co. sold 5000 Southern Pacific. 7. l..
Manson, jr.. & Co and A. de Cordova & Co bought
Sugar Refining; Tilghman. Rowland Co. sold
Halle & Stiegitz sold Missouri Pacific and Reading
first preferred r. II. Bissell & Co. bought 100
Sugar Refining up to 1874 Bell Co. bought 5000
around IA. and Thomas & Post 1000 at ia. DICK
Bros & Co Q5OO) bought Pennsylvania Pearl
Co and j. NJ Shaw & co. bought Sugar Refining.
II. Content Co. bought American Tobacco.
Domnick Domnick bought Missouri Pacific. l.
& S. Wormser q COO bought ST. Paul. Andrews &
Crfss (2.0O0) bought Sugar Refining. Dick Bros.
& Co, j. r. Willston & Co and H. B. Hons &
Co. bought Pennsylvania. +. & c. Randolph O.00D
sold Northern Pacific. |. II. Waggoner 2.GO0) and
+. K {. Randolph bought American Tobacco; ii.
Content & Co. G,5Oo) and Price. Mccormick & Co.
q ,O00) sold Floyd and Moore dJG0) bought Wabash
common; w. NJ. Imbrie & Co. 0O0l sold. Charles
Head & Co. bought Sugar Refining.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-O Orleans Com
lnercisl 25Q5oc discount; bank, 81 premium. San
Erancsco-Sight, I7lzc; telegraph. 2oc. Cincinnati
Between banks. 1oa1Jc discount; the counter
SOC premium. Charleston-Buyin~ par: selling Ac
premium Boston-12Ixc discount. Chicago-9Oc dis
count St Louis-15c discount Savannah-Buying
par; selling, 81 per 5000
BANK cLEARINGS. - New-York - EXCHANGES
s1ss. ,s74; balances. $4,000. Baltimore Bx-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26

Edmund c. Converse, president of the National
Tube Company. speaking on the relation of the
tube industry the iron and steel industry and
giving his views upon the statements made by the
American Steel and Wire Company officers, said
yesterday:
OF course. l am not acquainted with the exact
position OF the American Steel and Wire Company
to its particular trade and do not desire to ex-
press any opinion that business SO far as the
statements those officials have relation to the
steel and iron trade generally. OF which the Ma
ttonal Tube Company is an important factor am
quite convinced that is nothing in the situa-
ton which is at ali alarming. Ordinarily, our
mills have been occupied at this season OF
the wear than they at present, but consider
this advantageous to the companys interests. pc
cause of the fact that the greater activity In prior
years mas been by reason of the advantage which
The iobbers dealers and distributors generally
have taken of the winter and spring inactivity TO
place large speculative orders with the manufact-
ilrers only to command the market thereafter Tor
the balance of the year. There Is nothing in the
future of the iron industry, as l see II, IT people
only keen their heads that is not encouraging and
that is not incident to the business, year in and
wear out. as l and others have seen IL IN our lohs
experenCe as manufacturers.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
SOUTHWESTERN STOCKS AND EARNINGS.

Bear traders disposed to sell the South
western Railroad securities because of decreases
shown by of the companies in third week
earnings. Small reductions in earnings from a
year ago noted in the returns of Missouri Pa
cific and Texas and Pacific, but as the cause re-
sponSble for the decreases is not permanent the
stocks not likely to prove safe short sales
High water conditions have interfered with the
movement of traffic in the Southwest, but they
have not reduced the earning power of the roads
for more than a brief period. Texas and Pacific
showed decrease in gross earnings for the third
week in April of sl0S44, while Missouri Pacifcs
loss was $29OOo and the International and Great
Northern's $15,659. AS the Southern Pacific does
not issue weekly statements of earnings the effect
of the foods upon its traffic will not be known un-
til the April report is issued. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas and St. Louis Southwestern both
turned increases for the third week
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
THIRD WEEK EARNINGS.

Earnings received yesterday for the third week
in April showed the following changes compared
with the time a year ago:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26

CHICAGO STOCKS.
Furnished by Walker Brothers. No. II Broadway
iph
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26

Washington, April 25.-The condition OF the Treas
ury divisions of issue and redemption at the be-
ginning of business to-day follows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
STOCKS CLOSE HIGHER.
MANIPULATION IN SUGAR.
GOLD EXPORTS BEGrN-BoND MARKET
AND MONEY.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
prices
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange, furnished by William p Ron.
bright & Co. of Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday q,
auction az the New-York Real Estate saiesrooua h,
Adrian r. Muller q son.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
BANK STOCKS.
? Clinton Gilbert No . Walls,

.And interest. TEX dividend. TEX coupon.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26

Consolidated Gas. Pennsylvania and Baltimore ana
Ohio common, 2; Third Avenue. fiat al: Missouri
Pacific and Sugar Refining. l. and Western Union
New-York tribune., 1900-04-26
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES

STOCKS.
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Take the most popu,ar rou te TO st
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HOWs THE WAR
First Words OF N Sailor Rescued
From no Sea.


Scripps-McRae League
Point Pleasant. N. j., Feb. rs The
British four masted iron ship. County
Of Ediuburg. which came ashore OF
the Msuasquan life saving station late
last night, vas driven further up the
beach during the night by a high
wind. and big seas, and is in danger of
going to pieces. Captain Lord and
che greater part of his crew decided TO
stand by the ship through the night
As the storm grew more furious
Capt. Lord signalled tha life-saving
station that he wohld abandon the
ship. The breeches buoy was set to
work briogiog the shipwrec. ei men
TO shore. Tremendous seas br X , over
the buoy and the men were su . merged
more than half the time during the
200 foot trio
Many tainted as they were landed,
their strength being spent in the fight
for life through the rough sea.
Capt, Lord. big bluff Englishman.
was among the rescued As he came
through the surf to the beach. half
drowned and gaspiOg, his frst words
we're:
"How's the Boer war;"
The Couuty Of Edinburgh was bound
from Capetown for New York with
general cargo
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es. Pullman Sleepers. Call on near
est ticket agent for full particulars
relative TO through connection east or
west, or address
Q. b. Hart, General western agent,
Oklahoma City
J. F. Holden. Traffic Manager, Little
Rock, Ark.
Henry Wood, General Manager, Lit
tie Rock. Ark.