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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-04-30

Mrs. Emory Warrington was severe
lyi INJURED last Saturday evening, re-
ceiving kick from the family horse
while driving it home. The injury
was to one of her limbs and though
no bone was broken, the injuries are
painful and severe.
The building mania is on in Cresco.
New and costly homes are being pro-
jected in all parts of the city with
probability that more residences will
be built in Cresco in the present year
than in any other year of its existence.
Every man who wants to work can
procure it without hunting for it.
The patrons of the PLAIN DEALER
may look for representative of the
paper soliciting revenue among them
at any time now for which visit they
should be prepared with the necessary
ducats. If likely to be absent leave
the Shekels with wife or member Of
the family ready for US.
Mr.. P. w. Clark the genial sales
man of the Rhoades Carmean Buggy
Co., of Marshalltown, has been assist
ing Alonzo Turner, the past few days
in sale OF that company's buggies.
Judging from the sales made and or
ders taken, Mr.. Clark as a salesman is
like the Rhoades Carmean buggy, up
to-date and tirst-class in.every respect.
.l-Moravia lowa) Reporter.
Geo. w. Ostrander came into our
office one day last week out of breath
and looking a tritle scared. When we
) quizzed him as to what was the mat.
ter he said that he had run away from
home to escape licking. t leaked
out that George was IS years old that
day. Though he is as spry as rabbit
. he thought he couldn't stand the
pressure of having his friends giving
{ him Seyenty-eight wallops and one to
? grow on.-Elma Democrat.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-04-30
For Sale.
The Park Hotel in Cresco.

The Park Hotel in Cresco.
business lots with house. Market
street.
Lots 13 and IA west of Northern
Iowa Telephone.
One lot in Globe Hotel block.
One lot in Berg Addition, north of
school house.
Restaurant on Market street.
Residence near Fair Grounds.
Residence near North School build
ing.
Residence near North School build
ing.
Irwin Barber's residences near DR..
KeSsell.
Residence near Dr. Roome.
Residence in Globe Hotel Block.
Residence south of the tow mill.
Residence on Elm Street.
Residence on Park Street.
Residence in Berg Addition.
Residence on Pine Street.
An room residence on Elm st.
A general MdSe. store on Elm St.
Miller s. Webberbuilding on Market
I Street.
% acres adjoining Cresco, 1921 per
acre.
/ 10 Howard county farms.
Il WinneShiek county farms.
, Nice cottage with 3 acres on New
Oregon road.
Real Estate and Loans.
j. Fl. LUERs, Cresco, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-04-30

The first dinner of asparagus
gathered from the garden of the
editor was enjoyed April Goth: one
day earlier than the first dinner of
last year.
Yesterday, about 10000 yonng fish
of various kinds were received at
Cresco for distribution in the streams
near here. $4,000 will be placed in
the Turkey.
A. B. Van Dee writes us from lnde-
pendence that he is getting along
very well but longs to get home. We
hope his desire may be soon gratitied
with health restored.
Now is the time to get yolr lawn
mowers sharpened and put in working
order. A first class job done at reason
able prices by taking them to f. G..
Moen at City Water Works.
For SALE A two story s room
house in fine condition on Elm ST., in
a good neighborhood, will be sold at a
bargain if sold within two weeks. For
Particulars see J. II. LuerS.
Cures dizzy spells, tired feeling,
stomach, kidney and liver troubles.
Keeps you we'll all summer. Rocky
Rocky Mountain Tea taken this
month 35c.-Dr. VIM. Connolly.
Just received car load of Henney
buggies which in addition to oul
already large stock will enable us tc
fit you out with any style you ma!
call for. See them at B. R. Evans. c
Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo
N. Y. Excursion tickets for month
of May-5 day round trip s23.25-1i
day round trip s29.65. Call on Agen
G. M. & st. Paul Ry. for particulars.
We have good supply Of the cele
brated Founder Harrows on hant
greatly improved. Also a job lot o
Triumph Seeders that we are giyinI
very low prices on.-T. S. johnson
Bonair.
"Have you any doubts remaining?
said Mrs. Jones. "No, Marinda, hav
not. / took Rocky Mountain lea las
night" Twill remove any impur
thoughts in the human family. 35c.
DIR. VIM. Connolly.
A conference of democrats includin
the state central committee was t
have been held in Des Moines las
Friday to make arrangements fc
holding the state convention and
talk over political matters.
Mrs. Lizzie Schulthies went
Usage, Monday, where she will visit
couple of weeks with her husband
relatives, where she will be met
her husband and they will return
their home at Grand Forks.
Owing to the fact that Preside1
Mckinley and party will make to
Of Yellowstone Park the latter pa
of May, the Northern Pacific Ry., a
nounce that the Park will be open
the public on June 1st, two wee
earlier than usual.
Fire in LIE Roy last week wiped c
an old landmark of the village in t
destruction of the store OF Megord
Bros. drugs and jewelry. The bui
ing was built by f. w. Frishee IN
early days of the town. Megort
Brothers loss is about $S, 900 with
800 insurance.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1901-04-30

House for rent. Inquire Of Mrs.
Erler.
VIM. Blackburn and wife returned
home on Friday last.
Good wheel for sale. Enquire of .
Clarence e. Milton. !
T. S. Johnson at Bonair will pay the
highest market price for eggs.
Bert Bean was down from Albert
Lea couple of days last week.
Good Timothy hay for sale, by N.
B. Wheeler. Call at Rink barn.
W.T.DALY, Physician and Surgeon.
Oesce over DR.. Connolly's drug store.
Curtis Miller left Saturday morning
on a business trip to Sioux Falls, S. ID.
Sam G. Ballard departed for his
home at Akron, Neb., Saturday morn
ing.
DR.. Ahern has moved his Office into
the rooms formerly occupied by DR..
Buck.
Geo. Morse was about town on
Saturday the first time for several
months.
Miss Emma Long left Sunday morn
ing for Austin on account OF the ill=
ness of her sister-inslaw.
VIM. Woodward left yesterday for
his home in South Dakota after few
DAYS visit at Lime Springs.
II. T. Williams is giving full price
for butter and eggs, in trade for goo dS
at his store at Granger, MINI.
A good line of mems hats, gloves,
overalls, shirts and Jackets at right
prices.-T. S. Johnson, Bonair.
E. A. Lee, Of Lime Springs, came
down Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with Miss Louise Miles.
To the ladies wishing me to do up
their lace curtains, am now ready
for them.-Mrs. Minnie Harris.
Miss Louise Miles came home from
Fayette, Friday, and on Monday com,
menced teaching in one Of the Forest
City districts.
Taken this month keeps you we'll al
summer. Greatestspring tonic known
Rocky Mountain Tea, made by Mad
Olson Medicine Co. 35c.-Dr. COnnollI
r. w. Beadle left yesterday for OF
tumwa where he will assist in th'
care Of Rev. G. e. Brown who Is IL
such feeble health as to be almost en-
tirely helpless.
A nice, new line of mems, womens
and childrens' footwear just in, bot
in leather and rubber goods. Try
pair of our mems shoes at $1.25.-T.
johnson, Bonair.
The ladies of the M. E. church wi
have their Market at the usual plac
Saturday, the 4th. The west SIDE al
TO furnish without further soliciting
Bring your eatahles early.
Lime Springs is to have brio
ward established and operated by
gentleman from ST. Paul who pr
nounces the clay of prime quallt
Its principal street is built up
wooden structures which IN u
course of time must give way to I'll
elements. At such time the vail
Of the enterprise will be manifesr
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31

,+s hands OF practically all stock bought TO pro-
+ect lower down. AS the signs of early ter
rntnation of the steel strike have become more
pronounced uneasiness has developed among the
shorts in the United States Steel stocks The short
interest in these is large and It's enforced
covering is expected have decided effect on the
market price of the stocks
CONSOLIDATED TOBACCO BONDS.-The per
cent bonds of the Consolidated Tobacco Company
soon will be admitted dealings the Stock
Exchange The trading In them In the outside mar
ke has been fairly active. The security behind the
bonds Is large, and inside interests predict sub
stantial advance in the price of the bonds after
the delivery of the certificates.
INTERNATIONAL POWER.-The buying OF In
ternational Power has been steadily good. and
much of 1t has from the important interests
which few months ago became Identified with ttle
company. The consummatton OF plans now uIluei
way WILL it is said, materially Increase the earn
ings of the company
GRAIN EXPORTS" -"Bradstreet's" exports or
wheat and flour for the week aggregate 6.676h
bushels against 66O6 $50 last week and 32iSaS last
year Since July l. 81 286 9S2 bushels against 26.-
94 761 bushels last year Corn for the week aggre-
gates Al bushels against 523SSS last week and
3.717i90 last year. Since July /. Dls2s6s bushels
against 81 09l .979 bushels last year.
PEOPLES GAS NEW STOCK.-A meeting of
the directors of the Peoples Gas Light and Coke
Company has been called for next week In New
York to determine the details of the increase In
the capital stock from 100000 I35 000,Gg0 The
stock will probably be issued with rights TO
shareholders.
SILVER EXPORrS.-The steamer sailing for Eu-
rope to-day will take out 100000 ounces OF silver
shipped by the United Metals Selling Company.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

The stock market was strong on a small VOL
,Irne OF business Opening prices were at ad-
vances as compared with Thursdays final
quotations and throughout the greater part OF
the day the tendency was toward better quota
rions. Contrary to general expectation. there
was no trouble in the money market. and
apparently no uneasiness in speculative circles
IN holding stocks over the three days suspension
Of business. Traders appeared unwilling TO take
the short side OF the market, owing, no doubt. TO
q fear that q settlement OF the steel strike might
be made before the resumption OF business on
Tuesday. According 10 the latest reports, the
steel strike is practically settled and there is
therefore no reason TO expect adverse develop
ments in the strike situation. The steel shares
were strong yesterday on buying by an e1-
-ellent class OF traders. The days course or
business was not Influenced by predictions re-
ssrding the weekly bank statement. From the
known movement OF money in the week the
banks have lost heavily in cash holdings, and
the prospects are that the reserve above legal
requirements will show a material reduction in
to-day's exhibit OF bank changes. The greater
mart OF the loss in cash is due to the demand
from the West IN connection with the annual
movement OF the crops. Transfers OF money
on this account through the Sub-TreRsury in the
week amounted 10 over S4.000,oO0. while on the
direct movement over 81, 100000 went out The
demand from the interior has begun earlier tnan
r,susi this year and the chances are that the
total flow Of money from this centre will be
this fall as heavy as, II not heavier than. In any
oreceding wear There are large supplies Of
money IN the Western and Southern cities, but
not enough 10 handle the crops and the needs
Of general industrial activity in those sections
OF the country. If money continues to leave the
city at the current rate, the money market VIII
soon begin to reflect in higher quotations the
urgent demand for accommodation in all parts
OF the country Higher money rates. however,
will be followed by gold imports. Foreign ex-
change market quotations are well above the
gold importing point, but the tendency OF the
market is toward q lower level
Foreign houses continued TO buy stocks in this
rnarlet but local commission houses were not
overburdened with orders. The general public
was not IN the market, the greater part Of the
business being done by board room traders
There was a fair demand for number OF the
usually inactive railway issues, such as Lake
Erie and Western. the Nickel Plate shares
Chicago Terminal and Wisconsin Central These
stocks all made noteworthy price Improvement
while elsewhere in the railway list important
gains were made by Southern Pacific. Union Pa
cific Atchison and the Erie shares. There were
no developments affecting the railway list, and
there was nothing in the days news that had
an adverse bearing upon the value OF securi-
ties. Railroad earnings received in the day We're
favorable, and the weekly trade reports showed
further expansion in general business.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago, Aug so (speciaD-SmaiI corn price
uants. only 1SSOOOo bushels tunpe" t'' - 40 with
az Liverpool Iad TO I'd. ana ma" - advanced
making rs, sus % closed so to io over Thursday A., AS
ssr,smber made the best gain, narro~n's ss,,rrov.d
coi,nt under the December, There was ~. nsst IN
sbtpping demand, with bids Felativoi! -. - and
n month. but holders of cash raiseu 80, tsn oao
consequently the business closed N'9 , x,ssc and
bushels. September sold al ao7s1 70 ,euers
ms Nav 5s,.o. sellers, Receipts were u sspts
estimate for Saturday, as ears f'H asatsst
were larger than last year, 5000 0usi:-- ts Sep
$50 eco bushels The statistician snow - 81,
tenber srep report dropped the corn S .r rhs
points making il 5S-s. against sAi A's .nassrs
corn states had rather favorable wsSiheit -. an
s. s'r Nssr and showers ara predicted quite ss,,
.raux for Sturdsy, VsSxa - fssiiaS t0a'
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
IMPORTS or DRYGOODS
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING. - London prices were
higher. and foreign houses bought about 9ON0
shares In the local market
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loa quotations
wereI Atchison common. Rock Island. Union Pa
oihn common, Manhattan, Delaware and Hudson
Western Union, Louisville and Nashville, Baltimore
and Ohio common, Norfolk and Western, per
cent? Atchison preferred, Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, Peoples Gas, Anaconda, Amalsamated
Copper, General Electric Missouri Pacific, New
York Central, Northwestern Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific preferred, Reading LIST preferred
St Paul Sugar, Union Pacific preferred, Wabash
preferred Erie common, Erie preferred, United
States Leather preferred, Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Tennessee Coal and Ironr Southern Railway pre-
ferred United States Steel common, United States
Steel preferred, 2l2 per cent? Republic Steel COM
mon and preferred fiat
DENYING STANDARD ROPE AND TWINE
RUMORS-The directors OF the Standard Rope
and Twine Company declare they know of no good
reason for the sharp drop in the per cent in
come bonds Of that company Thursday. They
say that the Street has been flooded for some days
with rumors that the company's affairs were in
bad shape. These declared to he I'M
founded The company is paying all its obliga-
tions. The interest its bonds was paid on Au-
gust /. and fifty OF the bonds wee bought In the
market and cancelled 1t is admitted that the
twne and cordage business has been very indiffer-
ent for several months, but it is asserted that a
marked Improvement has taken place during the
last three months
UNITED STATES STEEI.--It said yester-
day that the underwriting syndicate in United
States Steel had been able. owing to the uniform
strength throughout this week and last to clear
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
touotatIons furnished by ,ph Sons. No 50
WaIl-st)

Nalt-St-b
Albany & susquehanna p. =. (gtd by Della
ware < HudsoH). $4,000. .--.....-..-......
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line p o. (Etd by
Boston & Albany p. c. tstd by n. Y. c. &
D, Hudson Eye' Air Line nf D 9 istd by
y. Y. y II. q ,............
Boston & Lowell p. c. tgtd by Boston &
Boston & providence 10 p. c. (gtd by n. Y.
Beach creek p. c Cgtd by n. Y. C. s. Hud-
d,ntyts1 son iuneT} x r Go. p. G. ri. stock jgtd
NV PhUndelphia & Reading) .........,.,....
Cayuga & Susluehanna F. ;. lstd oy Della
ware Lacknwanna y WESTERN -,
Cleveland * Pittsburg I p. 9. (std by fenh-
ch9ynectic4t ti, River 10 p. c. (gtd by Boston q
,t1,a,l, MANI icni & FassumpsiG River p. Q. tgtd
by Boston n LowelD ....,,,.,.' ,,,,,',, E
CoI9rhus S Xenia p. c. (gtd by Pennsyl-
con~ard yaniTi & Montreal p O. (std by Boston
nli Mainf1 = Bound Brook p q, jstd by fhlade
phi, u1ssaIa hGSh,hs& s southwssiain p .. istii
hv r. s. 4 Michigan Southern ,r,.,t,,,,
Erie 4 PITTS, p, O., !gtd by FenhsylHahla' E
f,,r, WAYNE s. Jackson 5lg p, O. ~, (gtd by
We Shore < Michigan Southerm
Ga H. II, \ Banking Co. Co. tpa p, o, o. 4s'9 DS
Iuinois Central I.oased Line p e. tgtd by
Illinois tbi Gi"1'4p D. a. Gtd BY chic N!op
iaEe shore gtd stock 10 2, Ct tStd by Lake
L'tHo L'taf',rs 4 Michigan southern, .ttttf-.tt+ft
Lille Miami st p Q, tgtd by Penasyiyahia1 );
H'G" - a. G. (gtd by Phila, Reading;
,stre TiiII 4 schuylkin Haven p, c, tgtd by
Philadelphia & Readingi. ,ti;:jttB'ji jiJit
\, ,lr.is Flssex p. C, (gtd by D., T. 4 VI;
4 Harlem IA p, c; Sonl. ana pr. tStc by
New-Yori6. Lackawanna * Western p C.
lSSSa,a5E lSta 9y ii 10 T. p. c. jstd BY n. r. N, II,
,,SS-,lich & hf & Worcester pf. p. c. (gtd BY
NJ Y. n II. & H.: OVERWHELMINGLY;
Norih pennsylvania p. C, (gtd by Philadei-
nbia & Readin6b. 49,. - - Z; :; =; /;
Oid Colony p. c tgtd by y: y; "; ID, X D.
0sxego & Syracuse j. c. tgtd by Delaware
panria & Bureau Valley p. 6. tstd BY CHI
caeo Rock Island & Pacifcl cl.:-::..::.:..:
pittsbhrg Fort Wayne Chicago p c.
retd nv Pennsylvania. .-.....-........-.
I9itIs McKeesport & YoughioghenY d j. c.
fsti Jointly By Pittsburg & Lake Erie and
lake shore & Michigan SOUTHERN;
Providence & Worcester 10 p. c. tstd BY y:
Rensselaer, & Saratoga s b. c. tgfd By Della
ware & Hudson].
Rome. yvatertown & Ogdensburg s p. c.
(etd by y. Y. C. & H. Z. Il. RI. ......::.
Saratoga a. schenectady p C. tgtd by Deia-
ware & Hudson) !. {;
Southwest Of Georgia p. C. gtd by Central
United T \. J. r. r. S canal Co 10 ., c
tgtd by Pennsylvania). .......,-...::.::.::.
Utica. {,henango Sussuehanna Valley q
C. tgtd by Delaware. Lack. & western.
ufna 4 RiaGk Ripsr zS>- a laid hr nnsaA
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market firm and ac-
tive The continued heavy trading In Consolidated
Tobacco As was the feature. Those bonds were
strong throughout the session; upward of E25c0O
changed hands from 6S TO 6sas Dominion SecurI-
ties became strong and active IN the afternoon.
shares American Can common was firm and more
active; about 100 shares changed hands at from
24% 25 Fort Scott preferred was frrn selling at
I'M. Detroit Southern common advanced TO 1874
on small trading Seaboard issues firm but
quiet. United States Reduction issues were dull
Union Copper sold at 5A and British Columbia at
1872. small lot of Trenton Potteries preferred
sold at 20. First National Bank sold at $50. The
market closed steady but quiet.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
RAILROAD GROSS AND NET GAINS.

The figures presented herewith from official
reports to THE New-York News Bureau" The
returns of forty-hve railroads for the third week
of August show gross earnings of 49, 93 COL against
SsT,365 in the corresponding week last year. an
increase of sS156S5. 9.39 per cent. From July
to August q fOrty-four roads report gross earn
ings of s6,522 S4, against S597aS6io IN the corre-
spending period last year. increase of s.. S2O9
u.36 per cent.
The returns of gross and net earnings of twenty
six roads for the month OF July are as follows:
1901 1900 Changes
$50 966442 IncS4 436 l38
Operating expenses p 7456 6os 244426SS Inc 27o27lS
Net earnings. SI3 $40 s1l.523,749 Incs1 22l
The percentage of increase in July over last year
1888 per IN gross earnings, 1-Oo per cent
in operating expenses. and 1904 per cent in net
earnings.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong and active.
Total sales amounted IN par value TO Ss4s, 100
against 81 sz4 900 Thursday. The heaviest deal
inss were IN the Atchison issues. Central of
Georgia first incomes Colorado and Southern first
IS Erie first general IS, Missouri Pacific trust bs
Mohawk and Malone incomes, Union Pacific first Is
and convertible 4s. Wabash debenture BIS. Wheel
ing and Lake Erie first consolidated Is and Wiscon-
sin Central general As. In miscellaneous bonds
Standard Rope and Twine issues again active
and heavy
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31

changes. a45s4,5l5; balances. sz.21e.ss5 Chicago
Exchanges 81. sS9. .5s5; balances. S.78s.2e Balu-
more-Exchanses sd; baianoes. si5s,Zo
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cal money IN
London. / per cent; open market discount rate for
short bills, 23-led2A cent; long bills, "a per
cent Berlin discount rate 2A per cent for three
months bills and per cent for short bills. Ber-
lin exchange on London. 20 marks 4S pfenngs-
Paris exchange on London. 25 francs 20 centimes
Paris discount rate. rs per cent
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money s4ss; for the account, "a 1918. Spanish Is
In London, 7Oss French rentes. lel francs 80 cen
times.
THE SILVER MARRET.-Bar silver 5slsc; Mex
ican silver dollars. 4514c. Bar silver In LONDON
closed at 27d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. Ss72' Lispon
$3.50; Buenos Ayres. 13l-eO, Rome, 41S
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKEr.-Aionsy rates quoted fol-
low; Call money, zQ3 per cent; ruling rate ~ per
cent. Time money, per cent for sixty days "a
per cent for three ana four months, and 41Gg6 per
cent for six months railroad collateral Com
mercial paper, 41zn5 per cent for three four and
siK months for the best names and above for
names not wei known.
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures closed weak
Actual closing rates follow;
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31

DOMESTIG EXCBANGE-lSew- Orleans : Corn-
nasrcisi, saS %. bank 81 premium. San Fran
eisco-ssht lSc; telegraph. l2IHc Boston-ls 2ac
discount chicaso-5o9e9c discount Charleston
Buying, par; selling. l-l0c premium Savannah
Buying. l-3se discount: selling 7sc premium per
gy999.
BANK cLEARINGs - New-Yor1 - Exchanges
Flssss6ef; balances. ss.432lss goston-f.xch changes
6s.s@.sls; balances. x.uesza Philadelphis,-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31

COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.
Closing quotations the Colorado Sp-fugs W.
ing Stock Exchange, furnished by william P Boz
bright & Co. o. CoIorado Snrings:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, Aug. 30, p. m.-The market for Ameri-
can securitise dull and firm. Final prices fol-
low:
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31

Wa.ertown Osden.burs). ....,.,-..,--.-.- fs1 r1a Il
Valley of New-York S D. c. tgtd BY Delaware, Il
Lackawanna & western). 1S0 Il
Warren IN j. . c. (gtd by D.. L. & Wa lS1 isoa /
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. Aug. sO--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., 1901-08-31
BOSTON STOCKS
Furnished by R. I. Day Co.. 70. xas..,
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS

San Francisco. Aug aA-The official ciosirz -,,-
tations FOR mining stocks tntzy were zs tarIo-z.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
STOCKS AS a RULE HIGHER.
BANK STA TEMENT' FORECAST.

HEAVY MOVEMENT OF MONEY TO THE
wEsT-FoREIGN EXCHANGE EASIER.
Closing prices yesterday OF the principal active
securities and net changes from Thursdays quo
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Frederic H Hatch. No. 80 Br1ad-stl
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-Customs receipts
reported from Washington $577 go: internal reve-
nue. receipts. s6s6 n; miscellaneous receipts $23 63
total receipts for the day, s. 2s7 SCI: expenditures
10000 Receipts for the month 20 date S43sl75s4;
expenditures $50 0o2 900; excess OF receipts Asl556i
Receipts for tie fiscal year date ts5l37eOi: ex-
penditures. ss1. 800 800 OF receipts $s7 54
National bank notes received for redemption.
500 9oi.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31

BANK STOCKS
reported by Clinton Gilbert No. 2 waI-st1
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

'And interest
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31
GAS COMPANIES
NEw-YORE.

Furnfshed by william z Nichols. t5 w,o
RID ~
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31

Bankers posted rates wers.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-31

.Dol,ars per share.