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The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-19
EAST ST. PAUL.

The Cleveland School Mothers' club
| gave a reception to the teachers Of the
school Tuesday afternoon Mrs Pontnam
arranged an excellent musical pro-
| pianist, and the high school chorus. Mrs.
5. A. Farnsworth and Mrs. F. Lilygreen
had charge of the refreshments. Over 125
| ladies were in attendance. Rev Alex J.
d. Haupt made an address.
The Hygea Gymnasium club will give
an ice cream social Tuesday evening the
2Sth inst, on the club hall grounds Rev
John Copeland assisted by a number of
young people, corner East Seventh and
Cypress streets
The graduating exercises of the infant
class of the Arlington Hills Presbyterian
Sunday school will be held Sunday even
ing. Miss Mabel Wicker and Miss Edna
Brack will have charge
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. BiIIingsby Of Reanev
street, ente. tained ? small company Of
friends Monday evening at cards, in honor
OF the,r tenth wedding anniversary. Mrs
j. r. James assisted
Rev. D. P. Peterson. of Burr street
spent the week in Moline, Ill, in attend
ance Of the celebration Of the anniversary
of the church of which he was once pas
tor.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Malmgren of
Seattle, and Mr.. and Mrs Westberg of
Wheaton, are visiting Mrs N. Johnson,
of Arcade street.
Mrs; D. W. Be ry of Lewis street, enter-
tanned the Ladies, Aid Society of the
Arlington Hills Presbyt terian church
Thursday afternoon
Mrs. F. c. Howe, of Whitall street, gave
q coree Thursday afternoon for the
Ladies Guild of st. James Episcopal
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A schermerhorn, of
East Seventh street, are entertaining
Mrs A. Lampher, of Hanley, MINI.
Mr. and Mrs. B. ]. Knapp. of Cook
street, entertained the first of the week
II. Guy Williams, of Ashland, Wis.
Rev A. E. Driscou, of Burr street,
spent the week in Philadelphia a dele
gate to the Presbyterial assembly
A surprise was given Miss Anna Luf-
gren. of Reaney street, Friday evening.
The evening was spent in dancing.
Mrs. A. s. Mills of East Seventh
street, has gone to New Lisbon, Wis,
for merths visit.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles q. PARROT. of
E03 Case street, will give a musicale Fri
day evening.
William Harris. Of Reaney street, Is
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-19
WEST ST. PAUL.

MISS Edna M. Williams, formerly of
the West Side, was married Wednesday
evening to Louis Wayne Bailey, at The
nome of her sister, Mrs. Manson. on Can
ltol avenue, Hamline The cereroonv
was performed by Rev r. N. Avison Of
the Hamline Methodist Episcopal church
The bride was attended bv her sister
MISS ELSIE Williams, and DR.. Hutchins
acted as best man. MIR. and Mrs Bailey
after June 5. eAl ''e
The marriage of Miss Ida Close +o
Claude S. Wardell was soIernn41e6
Wednesday evening at the home of the
bride on Pine street Rev Thonoa .
Hamply, Of the Clinton Avenue nj, p
church, officiated. Miss Frances Giese
attended the bride and w. ]. Kerlman
was best man. reception followed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. WardelI will
be at home at 2l5 Midway avenue.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
slonary Society of the Westminist
presbyterian Church met with Mrs
Brnkner, of Bunker street, THURSDAY
afternoon. The programme was in
charge OF Mrs. Lathrop. Papers We're
read by Mrs. Keck and Mrs Finn.
Mrs. C.. S. Bell and Miss Lizzie Bell. Of
BlInngs, Mont, who have been the guests
OF MI. and Mrs. M. A. Weisenburger OF
East ISABEL street. have retuva,ed home.
Ihey were accompanied by, Miss Clara
King, who will return in two weeks.
Mrs. w. Daratt and Mrs. T. You'd. of
East Congress street, attended last week
the state convention of the Order of the
Eastern Star lodge in Minneapolis.
Miss May Minea, of East Isabel street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-19

evening. 0N A'uISuay
The ,Woman's Christian TEMPERANCE
union heId dime social at the home 0f
MIS- MIS- Charles q. Magraw on Friday even
Mrs. Mrs. Gordon entertained the Ladies' In
qustrial of the Acker w. r. C. at bnr
nome on Thursday afternoon
Mrs William GardeIin entertained
Ihursday afternoon in honor of her
daughter Lllians birthday.
Miss Florence Buck entertained q par-
~ OF young ladies from MINNEAPOLIS On
tuesday afternoon.
r, Miss Cora McCarter has returned from
Iacoma, Wash, where she has beeo
spending the winter
Mrs. E. w. Haley entertained the first
Of the week Mrs. Du Shane and Mr..
George Bean.
Mrs. c. S. Humphrey entertained at
chndrens party for her daughter, Ruth.
on Saturday.
Mr.. John Washuns has gone to Twin
valley. where he VIII spend the summer
teaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Feltham. of Wape-
ton n D., are the guests Of Mrs 1.
Miss Grace Benham spent part the
week with Hamline friends
9. Mrs. Tennyson, Of Capitol boulevard,
mas moved to Kenyon.
Mrs. F. w. Smith has gone to Red
wing to spend the summer
Mrs. J. A. Myers is entertaining Miss
Marion Riordan.
Mrs NJ: I. Holly Is entertaining Mrs.
Young, Of Madelia.
Mrs. Nettie Smith entertained friends
from Dover over Sunday.
Miss Maude Gleason has returned from
Rrainerd.
Mrs. George Gilman has returned to
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-19

entertained. informally, Monday evening.
Mrs. j. j. Hurley, of West Winifred
street, has gone to Msron, o.
The Missionary Society of the Bethany
congregational church met Tuesday al
ternoon at the home of Mrs. David Kribs
West Delcs street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Truax, of Hastings,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs c. e. Messen-
turned.
Mrs. Daniel Ferguson, of East Wini-
fred street, left this week for Maine,
where she will visit for two months.
M: M and Mrs G. A. Pardoe. Of West
Mrs. Sam Hicks, of South Dakota.
Mrs. H; Larson. who has been the guest
of Mrs. John Christianson, of Ada street,
has returned to Spokane Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Raymude, of East
Congress stret, gave a tin wedding re-
ception Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Keller. of Green
wood avenue, are entertaining Mr.. e.
Baker, of Trimbelle, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs E. E. KendelI of Isabel
street, have moved into their new home
on West George street
The Kings Daughters met Tuesday
afternoon with Miss Theresa Bittricx,
of Stryker avenue.
Mrs. Volmer, of Northfield, Mimi. is
visiting Mrs. H. G. Dampier of East
Winifred street.
Mrs. Tuddle, of Wisconsin, is the guest
of Mrs. George Phipps, of West Delos
street.
Mr.. Frank Morgan and family, of West
Isabel street, will move to saltwater
Mr. and Mrs. S. j. Melady. of stryker
avenue, have returned from New York
Mr.. E. M. Randall. of East Winifred
street, has returned from Huron N. D.
Mrs. H. Grey of East Congress street,
visited last weeS at Bald Eagle
The Alumni Association of the Hum
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-19
Personal MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. A R. Currie. of York
street, left last Sunday evening for New
York, from where they sailed last
Wednesday for Scotland to visit friends
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Currie were at
the station to wish them bon voyage
and a safe return to st. Paul.
Mr.. T. A. Lienan announces the en-
gagement of his daughter, Leonie Har-
riet, to Mr.. Gilbert w. Dickey, of this
city. the wedding to take place late in
June.
Mr. Leslie Switz Parks left for the East
Tuesday evening, where he will spend the
summer months In September he will
enter the Columbia college in New York.
Mrs c. T. Tuck, of '"The Portland" :"
Virginia. Mr.. Tuck will accompany her
as far as Chicago.
Mrs. j. A. Humbird, of Dayton avenue,
has returned from Boston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Humbird will leave this week for the
Pacific coast.
Miss Ethel TarboX who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs Harry Walthers, of
Smith avenue, has returned to her home
in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs Rueben Warner, of Col
lege avenue, have returned after a stay
of three months in Florida and the South.
Miss Greenlee, of Buena Park, Chicago
is the guest of Mrs. Douglas Fenwick
SO Summit avenue.
John II. Ryan and wife, of Duluth
are visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs
j. c. Ryan, of East University avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Leigh Seixas
of q Floral street, will return on Mon
day from their Western trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Cooper and tbs
Misses Cooper. of the Aberdeen, will sal
this week for Europe.
Mrs. E. A. Murray and Miss Ethe
Murray, of Irvine Park, are at DelIwood
for the summer.
Mrs. c. H. Robinson ana Mss Robinson
264 Dayton avenue, have returned from
the South.
Mr. and Mrs. c. R. Robbins of Iglehart
street, are spending the summer al
Mahtomedi
Miss Olevlne Plante, of San Francisco
Cal, is visiting Miss Stella Verva,s, of
this city.
Mrs. Sherman Finch. of Portland ave.
nue., is entertaining Mrs. Dudley Ker-
sey.
Judge and Mrs. ]. w. Lusk will oper
their summer home at Blue Hills, Me
June l.
Mrs N. V. Friend, of 254 East Tenth
street, has moVe2 to 206 Summit avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Sargent, of Grand
Forks, are visiting Mrs. w. J. Troy.
Mrs. w. S. Timberlake, of Arunde,
street, has returned from Chicago.
Miss Charlotte Jones has gone to New
YORK for the summer
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-19
DAYToN's BLUFF.

Mrs Ncrthrup, of Fremont street, en-
tertained the following young ladies
Thursday afternoon: Cassie Lefeyre.
Grace Brownson, Lillian Campbell Lulu
Becker, Bessie Tisdale, Mary Sharp, Frn-
lily ard Nellie Townsend Maud Rasmus-
sen, Edna van Duyne and Dora LeMay.
The entertainments for the benefit of
st. Peters Episcopal Sunday school,
which were to have been given by the
Junior Brotherhood of st. Andrew, were
postponed until Wednesday and Thurs
Gay evenings of this week.
The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club held
its final meeting Friday afternoon and
elected officers for the coming year. After
the business meeting the members were
entertained by the teachers Of the Van
Buren school.
Miss Ada Henry, of Bates avenue, gave
lawn party Thursday afternoon for the
sixth birthday of her niece, Evelyn Zim-
norman. Miss Henry was assisted BY
her sister, Mrs Edward Zimmerman and
Mrs Carl Pattee.
Mrs. William Lefevre, of Mendoza
street, entertained at cards Friday even
ing for her husbands birthday. Mrs.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-19
FUTURE PLEASURES.

4, Mrs. J. NJ: Bradford, of Virginia avenue
mas ISSUED invitations for a granite show
SI 10 De given Wednesday afternoon in
nonor OF Miss Lillian Dodson of Mime
apoIis, a June bride. Yesterday af, err
noon MISS Tanning, of MINNEAPOLIS. gave
Kitchen shower for Miss Dodson.
MIS-. Z. r. Aldrich and Miss Lucy GiAbs
wiz give euchre party tomorrow after
noon at the residence Of the former Res
ton avenue, st. Anthony Park in honor
OIL Miss Frances Shattuck, of M:nneapoiis
The Ladies' Social Union of the Uni
yeTsalist Church of the Redeemer will
hold a silver social on "Wednesday NAV
= at the residence of w. e. Han 2Sl
Arundel street. i"ii' @oi
w. A. Gates, of St Paul. will deliver
ms stereoPticon lecture on Oberammagau
and the Passion play of 1900 Tuesday
evening at the Congregational church
The Norwegian-Danish NJ. e. church
VIII give their regular bazaar May 20,
q and p, at the church, corner of Thir,
teenth and Broadway streets.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Central
lark M. e. Church will meet Tuesday
May u at 2:S0 p M, in the parIors Of
a.! me l = ASSUMPTION Social society will give
It's last card party of the season at AS
sumption hail, Tuesday, May Is.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-19
PLEASURES PAST.

The annual meeting of the Dayton
Bluff Mothers club was held Friday at
hcers were elected: President, Mrs. J.
Frestone; vice president Mrs. J. w.
Bergmeier; secretary, Mrs. Conneu:
treasurer, Mrs. Samuel Brant; additional
members of the executive COMMITTEES,
Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Naumann, Miss
Laura Hand, Mrs J. n. Smith. MeetinSS
next year Will be held the second in
stead of the third Friday of the month
Following the business meeting Friday
the members Of the club were entertain
ed at a reception given by the teachers
OF the Van Buren school. The kinder
Sarlen room had been decorated and fit
TED up attractively for the event The
teachers in charge were Miss Hand,
principal Of the school; Miss Kendall.
Miss Mcmillan and Miss Golfer Mrs.
SWanstron had charge of the musical
programme, in which Miss Lucille SmiHf
Miss Benedict, Carl Munich. Walter
Seiger and Anna Seiger participated In
Of the school sang.
The senior class Of st. Josephs acade-
my presented "Fabiola" a Christian
drama il: five acts, yesterday afternoon
and last evening in the assembly hail
STAGED and the various parts were cred
1tably enacted by Miss K. Kennedy, Miss
f. Murphy, Miss L. Riegel, Miss M.
Miss NJ. Ryan. Miss A. Leonard. Miss
Mary Ryan, Miss Mary Twohy, Miss NJ
Elicit, Miss S. Rarteau and Miss M.
Matlack. The closing exercises of tn.
convent will be held either June % or
June z. the exact date having not vet
beer decided. The convent alumni will
mold reunion at the school the evening
OF June -. The following young women
will receive diplomas: Miss Kennedy,
Miss Murphy, Miss Riegel, Miss Rios,
Miss llienney, Miss Moran, Miss RYAN
Elliott. 7'
Tho LIor,iI+o,, Iryt;. -,
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs Sim
cox, of Summit place. The high scores.
east ana west, were between Mrs Met
calf Mrs. HintermeiSter Mrs Kane and
Mrs. Ringold. The north and south
scores were made by Mrs. ]. Kane and
Mrs. Strong.
Miss Mamie Malloy. of Wabasha street.
entertained informally Tuesday evening
IN honor of Miss Elizabeth Donovan. of
tracy, Mimi, who hase been her guest
1or tnree weeks. Favors at cards were
won by Miss Jennie Ryan and MIA
Emma McElroy.
The Young Ladies' Card club was en-
Iertalned Thursday afternoon by Miss
Hart, OF Lincoln avenue. Favors were
Won by Mrs. Chadwick and Miss Shan
The, Prompt Euchre club was enter
IaiRed by Mrs. Cannon, of st. CLAW
street, I9esGay afternoon. High scores
Me- NE HHade by Mrs: Tobin, Mrs. damon.
Mrs. Brunner and Mrs. Montgomery.
Mrs. w. c. Flick entertained a pro-
gFesslNe euchre Tuesday Favors were
Won by Mrs. Flood. Mrs Atkins Ms
McRae, Mrs. Peterson and Mrs Thomn-
son. - AiiOlllP-
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-19

TIMES TRAGEDIES

They'd been parted half year
BY the force of circumstances
And the will of those austere
Jewelers. of young romanceS.
q allude to parents here)
Now they were again to meet
At a party, large and stately,
And their hearts together beat
Beat as one, but separately.
(Which was surely more discreetO
She had dressed herself with care,
Though her fingers were a-trembling,
And three times she'd done her hair.
Ht-tO speak without assembling
Gave up shaving in despair.
To the ball, while early yet.
Just to see how each one bore it,
Went these two. with souls a-fret,
But they did not-I deplore it
Know each other when they met!
The Smart Set.
Judge and Mrs. Walter H Sanborn
gave dinner party Thursday evening at
the Aberdeen. Covers We're laid for ten.
Mrs. c. Roach has issued invitations
for a euchre party to be given Friday
afternoon at her home on Dayton avenue.
Miss Evelyn officer gave an informal
reception Yesterday afternoon at her
home on st. Peter street. in honor OF
Miss Haynes, of Minneapolis. Miss Of
ficer was assisted by Miss Grace May,
Miss Helen Filebrown, Miss Edith Nc
MILAN. Miss Harriet Fairlough, Miss
Julia NcAIast ers and Miss Williams.
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-19
MATRIMONIAL.

The The marriage of Miss zulema Cook
uIler, OF this city. to Dr. Philip Wal
lace, of Minneapolis, took place Wednes-
cay evening, at o'clock at the residence
SI, OF the bridegroom. 124 Laurel avenue
minneapolis: Rev. W. B. Riley read the
service, which was witnessed by about
seVenty-flve guests. Both the bride and
groom groom were unattended. The bridal
and white llacs, the mantel banked iiI1i46 WI \
PAINS pam and roses forming the background
draao. rne tide tide was goWned in white silk
GISSbe over white taffeta and she carrisd
pr ana Mrs. Wallace viii reside at ia
Laurel avenue, Minneapolis.
On Thursday May 16 at 497 sherb,rne
avenue. nue. fccurred the wedding of Edwin
- -. Hayf@ d to Eloise Blodgett. recen-
tion was given in the evening at $50 to
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-19
HA1ILINE.

The final recital for this year given bv
the pupils of Miss Eleanor MiiIer ~
Hamline university, was given TUESDAY
evening in the chapel. Those who took
part We're Misses Grace McGandy. Lulu
Wyle, Grace Lossill Winnie and Mae
ellis, Nellie Hall; Messrs. Noltirnier
William A. Rice. r. A. Crawford Josenh
kk;ahl, k;a, w. H. ellis. George Dredge, Alvin
was furnished by the Euterpian nuar-
tette. Hamline University Glee club and
the Hamline University band
The. Woman's Foreign Missionary Soct-
ETY. OF the NJ. e. Church will have charge
or the evening service in the M. =
church on Sunday evening.
The first annual social gathering Of the
alumni of Hancock school win be held at
the home of Miss Edith A Taylor next
Friday evening.
The wedding Of Miss Flora Freegard
and David Perry was solemnized at the
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-19

entertaining Eddie kirkland, of Memo
Mrs. William Lee, East Seventh street,
has gone to SciotaVille, o. fer months
Mrs. Carrie Ditmar, of Case street has
as as guest her son Jerome Ditmar, OF
Mrs. j. J. Quinn of Lawson street. has
gone to Chicago for a two weeks visit
Miss Alice Johnson, of Greenbrier ave-
nue., has returned from Waverley.
Miss Clara Lindstrom. and Miss Cora
Bohn left last week for Europe
has returned from Willmar.
Mrs. p. F. Thomas. Reaney street, has
returned from Chica go.
Mrs H. Alexander is visiting in Pipe
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-19

about thirty relatives and friends. Re-
freshments were served and an enjoya-
BILE evening was spent with the newly
welded couple.
MIR. and Mrs James G. Claffey of East
ment of their daughter, Mae Lorena. to
Charles p. Dawson. The marriage will
occur in June
The Saint Paul globe., 1901-05-19

boldt high school met last evening at the
home of Frank King, on Concord street.
A. T. -Rosen, of Cherokee avenue, has
returned from Chicago.
Mrs. E. Farrell, of East Winifred
street, is in Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27

mons & Slade sold Brooklyn Rapid Transit-H-
l.. Langhaar q ,OCo) sold. Missouri Pacthc-Ames &
Miller Q.O1O and ". c. Stokes bought E Chapin
q OoD sold Erle-Buying scattering; Wasserman
sold. Manhattan-W. H. Granbery Qoo ana T.
Sweet QOoO bought Alton-Mnzesheimer & CO.
q .ocO bought; Woerishoffer & Co. 0.ocO sold
Brooklyn Rapid Transt-H. Content and Elling-
& Co. .OoO. Douglas & Tones Q.oo0 and Payne
Van Antwerp sold. Chicago, Burlington and
Qu:ncy-Halle & Stieglitz q .00O) bought. St Paul
II. Content q ,O0) bought; S. V. White Q.5oO and
Strong Sturgis & Co. sold Northern Pacific
Moore & Schley Q.5oO bought Alton preferred
Halle & Stiegtz q SOD bought Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy-Day & Heaton Q.ooD. Housman
solfdated Gas-Chauncey. Hedge. Lounsbery &
Foster bought; Dimock about 2OcO sold Mime
apolis and ST. Louis-Sdenberg & Kraus bought.
Wabash preferred-Hudson & Co., j. S. Bearns and
scattering bought. Ontario and Western-LondOn
bought $500; Townsend. L. Levy and F. L. Seigs-
berg sold. Atchison preferred-E. & c. Randolph
sold 1900. Chicago Burlington and Quincy-Moore
& Schley COCO in alb and w. r. Houghtalng
bought; ii. C. Campbell O.0o0) sold American To-
bacco-T. W. Myers Q50O, sold Manhattan
Wormser 2OO0) s V. White G,OoO and Fl. G. Camp
bell O,eoO bought Sweet & Co g.5OO. Iadenburg.
Thalmann & co. sold. Brooklyn Rapid Transit-W.
Brothers dOoN bought St. Paul-Sdenberg &
Kraus. Mcdonald and Ames & Miller bought Chi
genson and Fl. Content bought; Shaw & Co 2Wo'
and Moore & Schley sold. Atchison preferred
Henry BROTHERS G.Co) and sussdorfr Brothers
bought: Tower & Sherwood and s. V White QGoI
sold Union Pacihc-Nuir & co. bought. Brook
Iyn Rapid Transit-De Cordova & Co. 6.Os1) and
Cooper. Cramp & BeadIeston Q.O0l sold. Northern
Pacfc-Housman & Co. bought; Seligman & Meyer
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
NEW ERIE BONDS.

The Erie Railroad collateral per cent bonds
have been bought in large amounts by prominent
financial institutions. and bond brokers report a
good inquiry for these issues and an expectation
that they will sell we'll above par few months
hence. II is pointed out that the nature of the
curity warrants higher price while the fact that
the Erie company promises TO become one of the
leading roads Of the country adds value TO these
issues well to all of the Erie securities. The
bonds secured by the greater part of the capital
stock of the Pennsylvania Coal Company. by all
the stock of the Erie and Wyoming Valley Rail-
road the Delaware Valley and Kingston Railroad
and 81 per cent of the capital stock of the New
York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad AS ad-
ditiOnal security the Erie Railroad will annually
appropriate and pay to "a sinking fund the sum of
10 cents for every ton of coal sold and delivered
through the preceding year from the Pennsylvania
Coal Company's mines. This fund Will be applied 10
the purchase of the bonds and II Is estimated that
the whole issue will be retired in this way at or
before maturity. The interest charges will be
than met by the net income from the Pennsylvania
Coal Company.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
AMERICAN NTELEPHoNEANDT TELEGRAPH

OF the surplus ss3725s carried TO reserves
and Si7O,199 carried surplus
The balance sheet OF December 81 shows:
Assets-Construction, equipment and supplies sl6.-
y" on telephones s431192s; real estate. S5670s;
stocks and bonds. 81 s2i; patents. Ei.1O1; ma
cunrry and tooS 3l,41s; cash and deposits, N,O7S.-
O72; accounts receivable. S2iO.640; American Bell
Telephone so no 40: total s22 234 93 Liabilities
CAPITAL stock $50 100 500: surplus s1s131ss: bonds
SO coz 900: reserves 1856 accounts payable 81
92S no. contingent s59O2lO; total sl22 pa sS3 OF
the bills and payable. H2s22T7 Is for the
dividends payable January 15 1901, TO stockholders
of record December 81. 1900
The retiring directors were elected at the annual
meeting Of the stockholders yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market closed duh and
weak. United States Steel fairly active but
SOLD off toward the close. American Bridge was
active. and held fairly steady. New York
Transportation active. about 1000 shares
sold around l. Cast Iron Pipe common sold
down to 7Ia Bessemer was firm around 36s,
St Louis Transit strong In the early trading
selling up 10 25. and the preferred 70. but re-
acted slightly at the close. Otis Elevator was of
being offered at 2S9s without "A bid Lake Iron sold
up TO 170. Denver and Southwestern was strong
advancing points for the common IS. and II.
points for the preferred TO 67A. Rubber Goods sold
at 2Sia.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money rates follow: Call
money. 2I2d22, per cent. closed at 2a2I1 per cent
Time money 3I1 per cent for sixty DAYS and for
three months. and 3izd4 per cent for four and six
months railroad collateral Commercial paper
3i9d41e per for three, four and six months for
the best names. and above for well
known
closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market firm. Fin.,
quotations follow '"N'

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market irregular ro,a,
sales amounted in par value ss,5ssG5 agains,
s. .3ss 500 Monday. The heaviest dealings were ,r
the Atchison and Baltimore and Ohio issues Gem
trsi OF Georgia IS and I'd incomes Chicago and
Alton 3iks. Colorado and Southern lst As Colorado
Midland lst 3-4s Erie general IS. Forth Worth and
Denver City lists. Mexican Central LIST incomes.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas I'd As, Northern Pa
citic 3s. Peoria and Eastern income ls ST. Louis
Southwestern lists and Eds. Southern Pacific a.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27

GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. s74i.32s: internal reve-
receipts. s279.327; miscellaneous receipts
Total receipts for the day, 81 053 100; expenditures
$92e00. Receipts for the month date. sf 654. 5s
expenditures S36 10000; excess of receipts. s6I4
Receipts for the fiscal year 10 date s4a &c. ex-
penditures. sss 1877 2s excess OF receipts s3S6S 2s
s52 3le
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
BUYERS AND SELLERS

The principal buyers and sellers We're: Wabash
preferred-Strong Sturgis & Co. bought Shaw &
CO. sold. Sugar.. Kirkner and H. Content
bought; Chapman, Housman & Co., and Lockwood
Hurd & Co. sold. Metropolitan Railway-Sim-
New-York tribune., 1901-03-27
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: