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New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
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AMERICAN THEATRF-2-s:l5-Rip Van Wrinkle
BIJOT-s:l5-The Climbers.
CASINQ-s:I5-Flo ora. 100000 Was
CRITERION -TIEATRE-S:l5-When hH1sH'40'N 49,
Flower.
DGE.Y'S THEATRES: s:1o-San Toy.
EDEN MIrSEE-The world I'm Wax
EMPIRE -s:l5-DipoTnacy
FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE-e-1Nee' ''i"-'
GARDEN THEATRE-s:I5 :I5-Under TWO FLAGS. ryo
GARRTCK THEATRES S:31-Csptain Jinks OF the fhoiSS
Marines -,.. r,,-,,o -,
HERALD SQUARE THDATRE-S-The Brihtoh burglary
KEITH 'S-ContipuOus Performance. -
ROSTER & BIALS-f :45-7: :45-Nauoevile
MaDISON S0I-ARE THEATRE-s:3 :30-On the Quiet
MURRAY HILL THEATRE-2-s-The Merchant o'
NEw-YORK- -s:I5-VsudeHile-The Kings carnival
PASTOR'S-Dav ard Night-Contnuous show ,~.
PROCTORS FIFTH AVENUE-The GuV nor anu 'f'
Elder Brother and Novelties. -, r,,,, .,d
Sunset and Novelties ,a,L,.
PROCTOR'S FIFTY EIGHTH ST'REET-Niope aiH '"
Uncle and Novelties. --~,,-v r-rr--H
pROCTOR'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w E.S 49, AZ 40
sTREET-Cinderella a School and NoVeiues
REPUBLIC-s:lG-I-oVers' Lane. ,
WALLAACT<S HEATRE-S -20-Mistress Neii
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
THE HARVEST or THE WATERS

The catch Of mackerel this season not far from
the eastern entrance Of Long Island Sound is
reported TO be exceptional in quantity and quail
ity. An acute observer said long ago that the
supply OF food in the oceans lakes and rivers
of the globe is so abundant that 1t could alone
furnish sustenance to the peoples of the earth
for countless generations 1t must be admitted.
however that a changeless diet of fish and
nothing else might become uninvitlng after
few weeks or months.
But ii is plain enough that II would be an in
calculable benefit TO the poor the world over If
they could get plenty of fish food at small
pense. The seas produce the swimming Great
ures in countless millions, and the fishermen
who take them in nets or by other means get
low prices for their hauls. But before the food
reaches the consumer the expenses of trans
portation and of distribution, and the profits OF
the wholesale shippers, the mlddlemen and the
marIetmen, have made serious additions to the
figures of original cost. The sources OF supply
are practically ineXhaustible and IT cannot lie
doubted that in time fish food will be Ear more
widely diffused among the hosts of the poverty
stricken, and that the prices will be consider
ably lower than they
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
A CLOSE CALL.


A really serious misfortune. which came
nearly being a national and international
tragedy. has befalen Sir Thomas Upton and
his new yacht. During the early trials of racing
craft accidents are not uncommon, the incest
calculations being an imperfect guarantee of
strength in every part. Such q mishap of trivial
consequence temporarily disabled Shamrock II
week ago. but even if nothing worse resulted
from yesterdays blow than was Immediately
visible large amount of money and of time
must be expended in putting her into condition
again. 1t is possible also that she will prove
10 have suffered some structural injury or
serious strain. though the statement that the
masts fell overheard affords good reason for
believing that the hull remains intact and
unharmed. Doubtless the strongest feeling
excited by the disaster in Great Britain as here
also. is gratitude that King Edward escaped
unhurt under circumstances which can have
been nothing less than appalling to all on board
II ii should he found that the challenger had
been so seriously injured as TO diSarrange Sir
Thomas Liptons plans and make it difficult or
impossible for him to fulfil the conditions GOV
erning the races for the Americas Cup. il would
doubtless be the desire of the New York Yacht
Club 10 modify the agreement to meet the ext
sency and TO consult his convenience in every
practicable way. But it is TO be hoped that his
courageous spirit and abundant resources will
be equal to all the requirements of the case
and that the second Shamrock will be able to
keep her appointment off Sandy Hook with
whatever chances Of victory she may ever
have possessed undiminished by this unhappy
accident
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLEPS

On the Teutonic. which arrived here from Itva-
pool yesterday, were Mr. and Mrs Thatcher n,
Adams Miss Evelyn Adams. Mr.. and Mrs A q
Clarke. Captain o. L" Tennyson d'Eyncourt Arc,
deacon dollhouse. w. H. Lusk. John Lane A @
Northcote Mrs r. w Peck. jr;; Mrs. A E. Platt.
J. Il. Schemerhorn, John A. ShibIey the Me-,
Louise and Helena Sturtevant, Mr. and Mrs 49,
Tucker, w. w. Watrous. Mr.. and Mrs Mara
dyth Whtehouse, Eugene Zimmerman and Mrs
H. w Treat
Booked 20 sail the Auguste Victoria to-d,v
arc General Isaac Kahn. Persian Minister to thu
United States, and Mrs. Charles Kaufman Arthur
G. Meyer. B. p. Cheeny, sr.. Miss Cheeny Mr.
and Mrs. Elihu Chauncey. Miss w. F. Chauncev
w. A Crocker. Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell NJ Palmer
Mrs. Gouverneur Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Froh,
man. Marshall field. jr.. Mrs. Allan McI.ane Ham
ilton, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Frederic Weber Mrs
Fanny Woodleaf. Miss Woodleaf. John l. Wntor-
bury and Miss Waterbury.
Some of those who will sail to-day for Havre on
LAquitaine are Mr. and Mrs. II. de Buseau, Mr.
and Mrs. Didisheim, Mrs. E. Guthrie, Mr.. and Mrs
sss~ u--"-Ann H. Hofheimer. Mr.. and Mrs Rig
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
WEST POINT AGAIN
glnes.

Recent acts of INSTRUMENTATION at the United
States Military academy have been severely
punished 10y the dismissal of five cadets and
the suspension for nearly a year of six, while
the infietion Of minor penalties on a number
Of others is likely TO follow at the discretion
of the superintendent. In thus firmly sustain
ing Colonel Mills the War Department has
taken the only proper course. and the corps will
situation in a loyal and dociIe spirit All the
facts have not been made public. either Of
hcially or otherwise. but it is clear that gross
and peculiarly imrudent breach of discipline
was committed when cadets after various
the plain and trained it on Colonel Millss house
in order to signify their resentment at the
terms in which he had reprimanded one of
their number for neglect of duty Their con-
tention is that Colonel MiIlss action I'm that in
stance was not merely harsh, but fundament-
ally unjust and they confidently assert that Off
GERS stationed at West Point agree with them
but however that may be. their subsequent
conduct was intolerabe, and even among them
selves the fact is privately admitted that they
put themselves utterly in the wrong
we should hope that such n demonstration
against the president of private educational
institution would never be ignored, but IL It
should be urged that in such case the dis
positioh would be to treat the outbreak as n
SHY escapade which the general sentiment of
the student community could be trusted to re-
puke' the sun1cient reply would be that the
miiitary academy is a public institution. and
that suDordinaton Is the first duty of a young
1aan who Is being trained there at public ex-
pense for the military service of the country.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
HENRIk IRSEN'S SICKNESS

Christlania. May 22-The affection from which
Henrik Ibsen. the Norwegian dramatist and poet
has recently been suffering Is now diagnosed as
partial paralysis of the larynx, His voice Is prac
ticnlly gone. he walks. using a cane with much
difficulty. and speaks only few words consecu-
lively. His general health is improving bur
he requires NN''
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
BUSINESS DETAINS ". c. WHITNEY

William c. Whitney who had intended 10 sail for
Europe yesterday on the Oceanic found Il few days
ago that certain business engagements would make
II impossible for him leave the city at present
II is understood that he purposes going abroad in
August in time for the shooting In Scotland
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

The report that thousands of acres of the
Hackensack meadows have been sold gives rise
to conjectures that general crusade for the ex-
tirpation of the clouds of mosquitoes which sum-
mer breezes sometimes watt over to Manhattan
on heated nights may have been begun IN
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

The recent shooting OF boy fugitive by
New-York policeman appears to have been un-
justtfable. The officer had no sufficient reason
to suspect that the boy had been guilty of any
grave crime or TO suppose that he was des-
perate offender, who must be captured at any
cost Cases of shooting and clubbing among
the members of the force are too frequent
when there Is not sufficient reason for the
use of the pistol the stick Our department
should take lessons from that of London. Brit.
ish policemen are never allowed to shoot or
strike except in grave extremity or when the
danger is so alarming as to make it plain tina [
violence is unavoidable
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
A POPULAR SUPPLEMENT

FROM The New-york Newsdealer
sa.uraay May H.. Tribune Book Supplement is
81 .'i ~ aqVahce OF the other so-ca!lei Rooh SIM
Gd.n.s GiWar that II was only necessary to show the
Saturday Tribune. A ano posn 'as
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23
lander, Miss Highlander Alfred Bnsse de ST. Victor,
Henry Say, p C. Thaon and Mrs Wisner-

Among those booked TO sail for Bremen on the
Neckar to-day are Mr.. and Mrs William bes, oi
Chicago and the Misses Eliot of Cambridge, Mass
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

1t seems to be generally agreed that whatever
other elements of a tunnel there In the loudly
exploited scheme for a private line in competi-
tion with the rapid transit road to Brooklyn, 1t
is at least hollow
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

The fight against the franchise tax is being
stubbornly continued by the railroads using the
streets, but so far with absolutely no success.
II viii be surprising IL the Court OF Appeals
finally comes to their rescue after all the lower
courts have declared their objections to the
law i'll founded
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

Chinese Boxers and American boxers also
seem to be resting. Our professional pugilists
are no longer in great demand for the elevation
of the stage, and nearly all of the legislatures
of the United States have adopted severe laws
against prizefghts the thick fisted Anaks are
obliged TO take II out In talk. They are copious
conversatonalists. but their battles with their
tongues infct no mortal hurts. Our New World
boxers have been busy looters for years. how
ever. but. unfortunately. the prospect for COM
peliing them TO pay suitable indemnities is not
encouraging.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

The Seward Park awards are so bulky that
some of the taxpayers uneasy. But the
miseries Of tenement life must be lightened by
the opening of generous spaces for recreation
and fresh air That's the just for the
big expenditure the parks in the most
crowded districts Of the city.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

There is no room for insubordination at West
Point under any pretext, and the cadets should
learn that in the United States Army. in the
jungle, the head and the hoof OF the Law and
the haunch and the hump is-Obey!"
New-York tribune., 1901-05-23

Colonel Murphy says he needs one hundred
and nifty more policemen. Might 1t not be ad-
visable for him to train and drill his present
force thoroughly before he cumbers the pay
rolls with scores Of raw recruits?
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28

Content sold Hollister & Babcock and Goodha
& Co bought Rock Island; Walsh, Taller & Co. SOLD
KnobIauch O. 500 and W. S. Jones bought Northern
Pacific: Webb & Pran C2.oOW and Boody. Mcclellan
& Co. (2o0O sold Minzesheimer & Co bought
American Tobacco. Minzesheimer & Co. sold Con-
tnental Tobacco. Dick Brothers S"O bought
Atchison. Manson & Co. bought Atchison pre-
ferred. Wassermann Brothers Q.Ooo) and Chlcago
houses bought Erie. Halle & Stieglitz bought +Wo
Reading 2ds and 5000 Western Union Dick
Brothers bought Reading lists; Clews & Co 5000
sold. Halle & Stieglitz 1900 bought Ontario ana
Western. Goodchd bought st. Paul. a. H. Combs
sold. G. B. Hopkins q. .0O0 bought Wabash pre-
ferred other buying scattered; Eningwood & Cum
ningbam sold. Moore & Schley Q.0O0) bought North
ern Pacific; Iawton Flint & Co sold. Dominick
& Dominick O, COO and w. S. Jones sold American
Tobacco G. B. Hopkins d,00O bought Atchison.
r. B. Holmes QOOW bought Atchison preferred:
Ashwell & Co. sold Provost Brothers GOOD bought
Northern Pacific. Miller & Co. C20OO bought Alton
Sidenberg & Kraus bought Northern Pacific
Halle & Steglitz Q.OOO bought Erie 1st preferred
D. Henry bought American Tobacco; Dominick &
Dickerman sold. W. L. Stow bought largely of
Southern Pacific: J. H. Davis & Co. sold. Dumont
5000. Havens 5000 Wormser (2000), Sidenberg &
Kraus G.OoO) and Zimmerman & Forshay bought
Northern Pacific; Moore & Schey and trad
ers sold. Wassermann Brothers G5OO in alb
sold Union Pacific ]. W. Davis. Redmond.
Kerr & Co. Wassermann and Clark Dodge
Co. bought Chicago. Burlington and Quincy.
Wassermann 5000 sold Southern Railway. Hol-
lister & Babcock (about $500 bought Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy. Street & Norton bought
St Paul Halle & StegIitz 0.OOO bought Western
Union; Miller Co. 000O) sold Miller & Co. (2O00)
sold Reading Sdenberg & Kraus bought Reading
1st preferred. ]. II. Davis and London bought
Southern Pacific De Haven bought Northern Pa
cifc. Halle & Stieglitz (2,50O bought Erie 1st pre-
ferred. A H. Combs 10000 in alD bought Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
SECURITIES LISTED.

The following securities have been added 10 the
Stock Exchange list: Southern Pacific: 100000
additional twO-1ve year Az per cent collateral
trust bonds Of 1905; S35 OO0o00 first consolidated
general one hundred year per cent bonds OF the
Third Avenue Railroad. s9OSOO0 additional fifty
year hrst general mortgage 4 per cent bonds OF
1879. $4,000 additional preferred stock voting GER
tfcates and N925C) additional common stock GER
tihcates Of the Wisconsin Central Railway 81 52s-
COO first consolidated mortgage 4 per cent bonds.
5000 additional first preferred stock and $4,000
second preferred stock Of the Wheeling and Lake
Erie 2ooo additional capital stock and $4,000 ad-
diuonal . per cent twenty-five year gold bonds OF
1923 Of the Detroit City Gas Company 81 0OO0 ad-
ditonal first mortgage per cent bonds Of the
Commercial Cable Company. SS.48 90 additional
first consolidated income bonds Of the Mexican
Central Railway. 81 As OOO additional first consoIi
dated guaranteed per cent bonds Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad OF California, S2O00 oOO first mort
gage guaranteed 4 per ce-t bonds Of 1870 OF the
Greenbrier Railway Company. 500 600 first refund
ing 3ie per cent guaranteed bonds Of the Warren
Railroad Company, N2.5o00O0 capital stock OF the
Detroit United Railway $4,000 first mortgage
guaranteed bonds OF 1915 OF the Ogdensburg and
Lake Champlain Railway Company So 100000 3
per cent cumulative preferred stock and $I2 600 OO
common stock OF the Virstna-CaroIina Chemical
Company. 100000 additional consolidated mort
gage per cent gold bonds OF 1911 Of the Mexican
Central Railway Company.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
ERIE'S PROSPECTS.

The earnings of the Erie Railroad for February
show further substantial progress in recovering the
loss suffered in gross earnings during the coal
miners strike last fall The shrinkage in gross
returns from July 1 to November so from the same
while In net earnings the loss was SiSsu9 In De-
reduced to s60Al76 and in net to S479l2 The
company's earning power is greater than it was
year ago, and the indications are that il will not
be long before the common stock will he earning
dividend. Morgan and Hill backing will make the
Erie road one of the leading lines In the country
1t is proposed to place the company in the front
rank Of anthracite coal Producing and carving
roads, while current indications suggest that the
company's general freight tonnage will be largely
increased through closer connection with the
Northwestern railroads Erie has through and
direct line from New-York to Chicago James J.
Hill is now leading interest in Erie. Through the
purposed acquisition OF the Burlington by the
Great Northorn-Northern Pacific interests the two
roads named will have a direct line into Chicago
James ]. Hill is the leading spirit in the North
western roads. a great transcoutinentaI line with
the Erie as the Eastern link is not improbable
Erie issues strong features yesterday and ac-
tive dealings were reported In the bonds The new
per cent collateral bonds Of the company are in
demand. and II is believed that they will soon sell
at par. In the provision regarding the sinking
fund affecting these bonds IL IS stated that the
bonds purchased called Will be kept alive. and
the subsequently accrUing interest Will be added to
the amounts otherwise available for sinking fund
purchases.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28

DOMESTIC CEXCHANGE.-Domest exchange on
New-York was follows at the places named:
ew-Orleans-Commercial 5Od75c discount; bank
81 premium San Francisco-SiEht, 12I2c; telegraph
l5c- Cincinnati-Between banks, 20c discount; over
the counte-, 50c premium. Boston-l2Igdl5c dis
count. Chicago-35c discount. Charleston Buy
Ing par selling l-l0c premium Savannah-Buy-
ing, l-lsc discount; selling 75c premium per 81 600
BANK CLEARINGS - New York - EXCHANGES
s2s5.342 sS1: balances $0452s ss1. Philadelphia-Ex
changes. S7OSl.4s7 balances, S2.267564 baltimore
Exchanges, S0503S6; balances. S44j573. BostOn-Ex-
changes, 2i573.2S0; balances. $l,Sls552 Chicago
Exchanges, S2iO27,7s4: balances. S2O6L9O6
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-CaH money in
London. 4d4l2 per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills 1S $685. per cent: long bills
3StN5% per cent. Berlin discount rate 37s per cent
for three months bills and per cent for short
bills. Berlin exchange London. 20 marks 42i4
pfenngs. Paris exchange London % francs 20
centimes. Paris discount rate 2a4 per cent.
FOREIGN SECURITIES consols for
money, $685. for the account 50 7-l6 Spanish As in
London, 72% French rentes. l0l francs 25 CEN
times.
THE SILVER MARK KET.-Bar silver, 592tc: Mex
lean silver dollars. 49c Bar silver London closed
27Ikd
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 35.45 Lisbon
AZ; Buenos Ayres. 1910; Rome 80
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market closed firm
United States Steel was steady and prices showed
only a fractional change. American Bridge steady
Seaboard Air Line was strong and active through
out the session and scored net gain of per
cent in all issues, Denver and Southwestern
shares were fairly active. The common sold ar 81
and the bonds at 81 Brooklyn Ferry. on small
transactions advanced points. selling UP to g.:
the bonds closed firm Consolidated Equipment
was weak, selling down to 1O24. White Knob Cop
per was active and strong. advancing 215 points 70
20, sales of $500 shares. DistilIing of America
issues were steady; the common sold up TO 624 and
500 shares of the preferred sold at so. Cast Iron
Pipe sold at 5 and the preferred at 3s1t. Union
Copper was firm. selling UP 49,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
BUYERS AND SELLERS

The principal buyers and sellers were: Adams a.
Co. d.00o) bought Atchison preferred. Moore a
Schley C2.O0O bought Northern Pacific. Moore &.
Schey Q0oO. La Montague and Bissel .o0o) bought
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. A. H. Combs
(5.eO bought Union Paciic: Wassermann Brothers
10000 sold. Provost Brothers & Co. Ca.0oW bought
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy w. r. Houghton
C2.OOW bought Erie: Floyd L. Moore and w s
Jones d.OOO sold j. S. Beapns. De Cordova & Co
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28

on Tuesday. The heaviest dealings were In the
Atchison issues Central of Georgia IS and ID in
comes. Central Pacific SIS. Colorado Midland ist
3-4s Colorado and Southern list As, Erie general As
Fort Worth and Denver City lists. Mexican Central
list and I'd incomes. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
% As Northern Pacific 3s. Reading general As. ST
Louis Southwestern 2ds Southern Pacific As and
4iks San Antonio and Arkansas Pass As. Toledo. ST.
Louis and Western 4s Wabash debenture Bs and
Wisconsin Central general IS.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London March y. p m.-The market for Amer
lean securities strong. with heavy buying for
NewYork account. Final prices follow: Atchison.
62la; Canadian Pacific 96at: St. Paul 1854 Illinois
Central, l39S Louisville and Nashville, l02 Union
Pacific preferred 81: New-York Central. 80: Erie
S57s Pennsylvania. 1914: Reading IS; Erie lst pre-
ferred. ms Northern Pacific preferred e2ls: Grand
Trunk 81 and Anaconda Oh
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY rMARKET.-Money rates follow: can
money 243 per cent, closed at 2i4q3 per cent Time
money, 3l2 per cent for sixty days and 3l5G4 per
cent for three four and six months railroad col
lateral Commercial paper 3t2dFz per cent for
three. four and six months for the best names and
above for names not so well known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market dun and barely
steady. Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-Customs receipts
reported from Washington $685. 349 internal revenue
receipts ss52o; miscellaneous receipts, $500 Total
600. Receipts for the month date si3 19l 10l;
penditures. sS7175,ooo: of receipts, ~06.l01
Receipts for the fiscal year date s42s 417os6:
penditures. 227S of receipts. ss91S4SOs
Receipts OF national bank for redemption.
1924 $40
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
STOCKS CLOSE STRONG.
CHANGERS IN DElnAND.
COAL SHARES FEATUREs-MoNET AND
EXCHANGE

Closing prices yesterday OF the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from IuesoaS
final quotations were:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
BOSTON STOCKS
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange. furnished by William p. Bon
bright & Co. of Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
GOVERNMENT BoNDS-Market strong. Fin,
quotations follow:

RAILROAD BoNDs.-Market strong. Total sales
amounted I'm par value 2oo aRain3t 5. ss coz
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
THIRD WEEK REPORTS.

Railroad earnings received yesterday for the
third week in March showed the following changes
as compared with the same time year ago:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
STREET RAILROAD BONDS.

Atlantic Ave LIST. 1909. ....
Atlantic Ave gen. 1881 -.
Eklyn Heights LIST. 1ai1. -.
Bkiyn B & w f gen. 1888. 4.
Bklyn . c & 5 c. 1871 -.
Bkt'n Crosstown LIST. 1903. g.
Bklyn c & Newtn 1st' 1899.
Coney Island S- u Ist. 1908.
Coney Island & u eff. 1908.
Calvary Gem & G. LIST. 1907
Opt & LOTimer lst. 1910. -.
Grand ST x Nm LIST, 1906.
Jamaica & Rk LIST. 1880 -.
Kings County L. 1a49--..-..
Nassau E.lec con. 1881.
New w & FL LIST. i9i1- ..-.
Sea Beach 1st i0t6. .....
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. March 27.-The condition of the
Treasury, divisions of issue and redemption at the
beginning OF business to-day was as follows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

open THighiLow.I Fin Bio. ASK. sold.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

Port OF New-Yerk-
Week ended March 81.
From January l......
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
Int period. BID Asked

r 5 & F FIR Il { LIST IS. 1909
p & 9Th Ave L r Co 10 p c.
do Ist IS. 1904. 4.-----
DO I'd 81. i9Ii.............
B'wav S r r Co lst IS. 1925
DO I'd 5s. 1905. ...........
c r y & r II r r Co stock
p c -----.-
% ID F II * r Il n O. tst
5s. 1892 ..-.....-...
do scrip s p c. 1918 ...
Sth Ave r II Co - p c.
i2d ST NJ & st n Ave r r
60 LIST 6s. 1910 .--.-..
do 6 D inc. 1915.....-..
DO stock. .........----..-.
9th Ave r Z Co : 2 &C..
I'd Ave r r Co 3 p c--.--...
do con KS. 1909 .-----.
do LIST con IS. l9iS- -..-
9Th Ave r r Co 7 y e.
s Ry Co GICO 1st IS. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28

1899. 1900. 1901,
HAAS. c39 i49.56o. o39 ianh22 soI
New-York tribune., 1901-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
ACTIVE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by c. F. rockingham. No. 20 Broa