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The Nome nugget., 1901-11-02
Packed to. the Roof .

Have you seen Gus Browns clothing /. emporium since he received his winter stock? If.not, you should do so. Any thing you went from pair of suspend . CTS tosa fur coat. And the prices are ! far better than those quoted anywhere between Seattle. and the North Pole.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-02
Council City District.

w. H. Ferguson, United States com- missioner and recorder for Council City distric., who has been in Nome for the ssssast three weeks, left this morning for his home at Council. Judge Ferguson
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-02
Lowest Rates Shortest Route

Seettle to all points East and South, east, via Portland, Salt Lake City Nd Denver Pullman sleepers, library and dining cars, upholstered tourist sleeps CTS and tree reSliains chair ears. steam heat, esn:soa light. For tickets to ore Canada, or Europe, call on or address E. E. Ellis, Genl Agt.. 6lS First Ave.,' Seattle. A. L.eCraig, c. P. A.,
 Ppgtlaea
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-02
Don't forget Hotel Lawrence; steap

Have YOU had Nome Trading Com pany quote you prices on their high class goods?
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-02

See Nome T. ading ompany for walf papers.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-02
SOCIETIES
, MEETINGS

OcU. w. Club meets. every Sa. irday 7, q: A. z P M, at 23O Front Street.
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-02

ELKS CLUB-Over Reception Regular meet E ing Friday evenings, at o'clock
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-02

FAC AGLES-Meet every Sunday afternoon at E o'clcck in the Golden Gate hall
The Nome nugget., 1901-11-02
PROFESSIONAL.
LAWYERS.

w. IT. Bard w H. Brinller Geo D Schofed DRINKER, BARD & SCHOFIELD, O LAWYERS
 Onsce. Nome
 Oyer The New Waldorf Alaska
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
MILLER SEEKS REFUGE.
WHETHER HE HID MONEY OF
SYNDICATE IN CANADA

,nz before Referee TYlney to discover
~ the bankrupt Franklin Syndicate was
,,sd Yesterday in the Federal Criminal Court.
coh.-. COLI Buldag. Brooklyn. Robert A Ammon,
f~..I fo- Miller was present, with Lawyer Fred
Gu :, look after the interests Of Miller. Elicit
Of the law firm Of Wingate & Cullen.
eel for the trustees, called Louis Powers as
~, SGT witness Powers said that he had the
',s,ent - Of the Boston branch Of the Franklin
1-a..+e and that he had sent the receipts Of his
-a,. each day TO Brooklyn None Of the money
- saen sent to Schlessinger. He said that on
hau 1e,n he took passage with Schlessinger
a. -ne steamer Majestic for FTankfort-on-the-
,,.in Germany. Both travelled under the assumed
ou,e of Peterson. Witness returned home alone.
,.rinr Schlessinger in Germany Since then he
t.5 received a cable message from Schlessinser
A. uodgskin endeavored to establish the fact that
scbessinger had given power Of attorney to Pow
e that he could transact his business in Amer
a., Powers denied this. Witness admitted having
,s,vsd letter from abroad concerning Schles-
s,zer II was from q man named Gray. and con-
rsd the information that the big man as sick
7saning Schlessinger.
W Zimmerman, assistant cashier OF Wells
Fargo & Co. was called to the stand and ques-
aonao 5S6tSer ef 5000 The rst, he said by
c1icate OF deposit which Colonel Ammon asked
4 smmon mon Tad brought the so,5oo to the bank and
asked him TO place il TO Amuon's credit OF the
hp1ar
sSnetbine left at the time. Seymour Johnson s
Co he said, did not give his firm their check for
Johnson & Co check for $4,000. in exchange for
one al Mr Ammon's. Several deposits had been
v5rhdragn against the account of Mr.. Arnnaon, ana
n was finally balanced by the payment Of S1ooceo
This was &c all intents and purposes, he said the
same Se}00 which Miller had delivered TO Am
mons account on November %. 1899
William F Miller was the next witness He ad-
nitfe5 having signed confession. but questions re-
lstinc 10 some of its statements were objected
n hT LAWYER House the ground that the In
mig
ness His testimony was review OF his former
evidence on the stand. Lawyer McCloskey en-
6eavored 10 show that Miller had hidden a lot or
rnonev in Montreal. He asked to trace his
movements from the hour he left New-York, and
Then The questions became too hot he took refuge
behind his right To refuse to answer questions that
might incrininate him He insisted that all the
ronev handled by him belonged to the Franklin
Syndicate and that Schlessinger was the proprietor
of that establishment
An adjournment was taken until 10 o'clock Tues
dav morning December 8. when the hearing will
&c concluded.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
PEST HOLE FOR WATER sToR4GE'
LAND WHICH MoRRIssET MAY SELL TO THE
WATER DEPARTMENT SAID NOT TO BE
BEST FOR PURPOSE.

II was said yesterday that John J. Morrissey, the
G-avesend contractor. had practically sold his
farm at Trentv-secoad-ave- and Kings Highway,
Brooklyn 10 the Water Department The property
vii be used for water storage purposes. It is
saii to be q most undesirable tract of land and In
no way suited 10 the use of the Water Department
&r Morrissey has been trying 20 sell his property
the city for years. and soon as the result or
the recent election became known no time was lost
In consummating the deal. There is a possibility.
however that the scheme may not go through.
The property which consists of thirty-one acres
Is fifteen feet below grade Part OF il has been
nsed dump for garbage and ashes from Coney
Island another section has been utilized as farm
for sick horses and great many dead horses have
Been buried in the soil. The place has been re-
gsried as pest hole for many years Originally
there was a little pond the farm known as old
Indian Pond" which covered about two acres. An
sld barn. with stalls for about hundred horses,
Tss in the middle of the property, where Morrissey
Kept horses belonging the city and others OF his
,En which he sold to the different departments
The people in the neighborhood four years ago
si,ioned the Board Of Health to abate the nui-
snce, but MorTissey it is said. who is one OF the
Democratic leaders of the district, and in close
oueh with Ufougilby Street, had the petition
lgeonholed. and the place continued to be useo
"a dumping ground and sick horse farm
It has been the intention of the Water Depart
aEat 10 establish a pumping station at this point
wzs proposed TO purchase the property some
me age but the matter was kept a proiouno
hcet Deputy Commissioner Moffett referred the
matter 10 Chief Engineer Van Buren. VINO NAG a
i-'Tey OF the property made and recommended
nat i be purchased. although he is fully aware OF
.1s Character Of the place
Deputy Commissioner NIorfett admitted yesterday
;aai regulations pending for the purchase OF
hesrssey's farm. but declined TO say what the
Purchase price was From: another source it was
ssneo that the assessed valuation OF the property
G0rrlssey has made a speciality for a number Of
Ears Of city contracts At his stable he had horses
.eA the Fire. Street Cleaning and other depart
neats He has also had some contracts Tor paw
e Streets His son-in-law. John w Murphy,
r,.as tie contract for removing ashes from the
.nrieth and Thirty-first wards. together with a
zg 49,
aenry Hawkes.. of the Water Department, said
cAe7day that money for the purchase or the farm
~ s not available at present. and that II would De
aosssary TO obtain q special appropriation from
Board Of Estimate and Apporuonn1ent
..asssc Controller Coler. President GuEgenhelrfes
= Ma Council and the other members OF the boaro
- 'ate for such an appropriation is doubtful
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10

Exchange special LyeTPool SabszsSs , ae
Gmercs receD $500 bales eAa5 AegssR ase
sss cSssd qGts but teady % Poi5s; ds
pecember-January 434s February and F96r- In
Jupe!aEy 6EE Ra extremely light
General CONDITIONS unchanged Quotations to Liver
PsG and necenb2 G9nGGn s<d Hun and Newcastle 2
lid Hamburg 30 PIGS Bremen m m 20 pleS 5don oats
Gan" caARTERs British 1esS s t2ns coal
steamer paauT to PhadePhis ass or 5a Ba
eaa baltimore to Paysander and back private terms
sTsh s5naaoS safa to Baenos Gyres SO sl brig
5s1 tons general cargo fs1ce 20 hence 70 Havana
81 50 and loaded 5ss tons asphalt Trinidad to
MSTih MaTa to to- NortS Of Hatsers charges
hooneT nSD SOC tons lumber Mobile Baltimore
private toms tes es fRsSe nsfmoFe to to
Boston option 81 sohSSne5 oe1r lsS s toms toms
coal Phadehia to Boston pTVofe az p,Hats eTs 81 @
'oT FioGR AND MEALThe -four market was held too
high Saturday for much business traaeTs oelhs ] Sg
pasehts pRssa IN we4s 's quoted sr&shs ss
g. .4trs nte[ No 6ai'th %ntsr s So win
ter t,T. s. sSeseai ssssa at aour 81
RYE FLoUR-FiEm oSs quoted @ Far g sGGf fsesf
Snoted ShSss 70 Kiln dried a<s 40 to to brand % = 5a
s s:fs 1rrEt 200 IL So
asie 25 spring bull. SIS @ e9arse o wnee 5se.6 9ran m
s9ss2.lo 90; o oil Cake s22 honiny chop
meal. $50 ,,.-t,.+ on SATURDAY. vas
,rreruar and at rather weak as result Of North
i,, for long account b. weak holders VINO wanted 10
- tber accounts the end of the week This
.ssip lasted until shortly before the close when de
nand suddenly expanded and alarmed me snoTs VINO
1 the balance session made active e1lots 70
throughout the curo continued
pace advancing prices 1kc. and closing December
I, soc bid at O. clock. The feeling among conservative
.ro,ors yenaned bulish, the west is sun very
A. while at Kansas City farmers show no aisposton
and feeding wheat 70 STOCK
a. larger than ever AT Chcago aae cary s sh.
.bort particularly heavy anu tae
int ior ,,ntIrn accordingly vigorous than In
ther markets by strong advance IN corn; Inc
rnarkefs were fairly steady except Tor dccnne
* to q points Paris wheat and nonr out es
OF in the cash MARKET ouylhs
Div il loads at points Northwest re- reeeps ss &
Or the primary movement lus5.esU push;
Is1 sex ZOO bush last year. At the close No REQ
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Naoy-YorI o. 1901
% cars. or Ao5 heaa - carr
Da recr ana ! cars be sold Dressed peer s'sSy
Sr.ssed native sides 6qGlzc per ~ Iexas peel 9g
Iic az received quoted American hye Catte
dressed weight refrigerator beef 20 l9c per
rI Tasaba tcok out to-day 4SO cattle and 1S 9ua,
80 80. the ontario 200 cattle: the Unbria -'ooo quar-
AIVES-Receipts all for the MAJ were a iao ,,1 a
~ Jersey C'ty Sxtieth st lhere was o. ,I-
limited business market however ,0 far faI
$500 few veals sold $S y Per 100 ID IL" ieu
calves ar 81 So grassers at - - ~, -.ra O.,
Sa1as-Tobin & Shannon: veaIs' lop l" Ateioee' ~"
IS n5 per 100 Ii: fed calves, 80 ~ ~ .o-
y r5r.xr Mullen: "a grassers. 225 H. at 50 20 - .
AND I.AMBS-Recepts. lhc4uuHs, ~
dract were is cars 3.Io1 head making %itn siS e
car carried over from yesterday. total OF cars
sold at Jersey City and at sxtieth-s AT tne I ae
1iaca trade was dull prices fully steaoy. Al
t,ty sheen rated very and lambs fuiiy steaas-
sofa ar 5o9S3 90 per 100 fb cus at q; rea!y s'o
" vere no,ninaIy quoted around 50 62 ordinary 70
prime lambs at 81 1898 70: cuI!s at ~
mutton 5GgIsc per 10: dressed lambs, i4?c' * -,
SaIes.Andrew Mullen: e. Pennsylvania iainps 80 %
average at So % per lb II do 53 10 at q 20
c,,Ils ~ n, at So Pennsylvania sheep. l-o ip III
S3 30: culls. so ID. at 81 lambs "a N at S.
90 Kentucky sheep. 80 n. at So 10 -. sS
Is cuis 81 h. 81; e5 STATE sheep 100 ID at >' No.
qIbGS 30 S n ecents cars 1,435 head; deck on
s,a Tho market slightly hrmer. deck OF Western
hogs brought SIS so per 100 lb Country dressed heavy
8Sfc pep fb: medium. 7i4 97S.c; light s@sae 90, -
Sales-S Judd & Co: 126 Western hogs, ~ 10 aV-
at 100 Ib
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. eclosns: whsesmsPot hn No
loAd California 6s nd futures quiet; December;
m,xed new SIS 2&d: futures quiet; November nominal;
Deoenber IS Sd March 5s I'D. Peas-canadian firm m
Ga "A E1our-St Louis fancy winter steady, IS 3D.
Hops at London Uacno coaso steady fs sssefs ISs;
Beef steady: extra India - PORK nrrn; prime
7ss Cd Lard steady; sc Ame1ean a 5eGasd
Short cut il to I6 No. quiet AS Bacon--C Cumberland
cut 2s to 80 n quiet sss short rib I6 to "a H. qust
ASS: long clear niddles light 2S TO "a ID du! AS 90;
long clear middles heavy. IS 40 ~ dull AIS short
to is 10 quiet, shouders-squars II 10 10 oI n
ouIet s6s Cd Butter steady: finest United STATES US
good United States. 7os Cheese quiet american nnest
white. American finest coored a9s % oo slioW o
steady: prime city 2Ss 3D. Australian in LONDON Us va
steady IS I'D C9tronsesd Sias oIs
IPtrpleumNReined firm 7Xd Lnseed oil fra. s3a
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10

MOLAssES AND SYRUPS-The market Tor n1q.asses 2,
prices syrups quiet Quotations follow New-oE-
s7ns I7soc Pm 3aSoe open
i7c: good isg isc prime 50a2ae fancy 2iaSOe
oIi.s~The cottonseed oil market du on SATURDAY 1
sef dun E Petele1m ~ ,b5 6Si o s .S &
S. rennea re- cases NeW4York s. 3. Cottonseed oil.
pe Skinner GFqe 2eo Seis s46 Pne White s5c prime
ow 39c Linseed oil-Ameriean raw g9goSG 6no, ao g
under city brands. Lard OIL 72953e . c, all aav
on good demand rom shorts through commission
h hSis sse aPaTn in grain The closed T@ IN @ here & ana
was strong at cheago 49, %TgTv and $50 600 next
Kansas city received 800 and Omaha Is sort
stsaey. 3 S9G5ea seasa Quoted ess
50 90 si7msS f7g;ly Slasl2 8fr $50 5S
Sd n Sc; iso n Sc 40 n. ssc: piss SIC
MEATsPickled bellies qgie' 2a2ted PIekied Shoulders
sJeaav quoted at Picked hams easy ,1x Sao5s
as. c LARDTrm; Quoted At s $50 S,o,sa @ s6aih ai
itnaGY ReGa a3Hs ioc tonfiSsn Brazil kTgs ne
pound quIet; quoted at 7;g ~; Ios stearine i6fsc
oPfYo new features to pass IN the naSgT ] i
ses to6sg sos ao,stons follow coming" to
low fair go 49ta&S & 5si! 20 Sfaa f93 4a5' japan foreign
-. Ss5Ltc: do domestic. 4isai7-e' java T'S' ~
in s36a a9e&a & "s5s ss' 'aa3 aae
AZ unchanged prices Quotations t9tto". ,tcs Sc
egaRsd ade2e AND a2t 5S pawdere powdered and
fruit powdered and fxfa fine ranuiated Bloc 5ase
-, Ttens 2 n base and 10 bags OF fine stanuta'.l
15o Eagle nne granuate,d standard sds Ho l.
4S5c: Nos and B. goc No 80; T9 No o. No TO- oS
Nos il ana ~ c5c Nos 10. u - and lS q S24 IN 20 a 1
rags Of fno granulated 5loc Inactivity ss before
aoa that is 3sc for centrifugal 3iic for nuseU' ~
a. sor rnolassee sugar Buyers were conspicuous DS
Their absence Cable furnished litue ~ No
ouIet unchanged market Win ~ ~
venbsr and December deliveries quoted respectively g.
It Aea futures opened quiet in tone With prices u
changed as follows: November - 4oa - 2ec ~ 505
20 ~ u Coo January l350al3G0c; February, ISPoH
70 iS 29c 10 March i3 60a 37oc; April. l36ogls7oc May
IL TOd Il. soc.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10

COTTON-Cotton decidedly fTmer to-oay dssp!le
rather tame Investment trade and continued Iack OF
sdence among the rank file OF the bull facoL lte
everything 70 indicate that the market 'at oSe
formidable short account IlaI
prices
fe-s Of cent Of the recent purge
the attention Of bull operators on Fflasg
there were strong tious that prominent pun
Of former preparing to make anotier Do'
Yo- 1DresumabyD to-day added 10 TINS
.nrresson and tended the bears very uneasy
The market steady with prices le" points
uudertone after the can on
buyi January up 70
Then came profit taking by yesterday btyeS aiu
IN Prices Setted 10 O-s
scalpers disposed 70 look
further change in prices But IN he la' i
quietly absorb oieE-
and cautious shoFts
san their cotton matter Of safety over te ouhlay
room continRent before the movement esseed Jan
had sir With the market showing a
strong front a smaller movement next Week
she western pel to.isil
ard fear that Liverpool may on Monday come lluel
higher inspire buying Tor ooth
The market finished day steady IN tone with prices
net 3d6 points higher The months led me ADVANCE
reports that strong export lL1oAeH
troiled the small at this port The market
steady. with prices lioc
HIGHER 70 TIC middling upland and s1sc to rdcis
but 112 bales. PORT receipts LOT Clt
ssv ere estimated $1,000 bales. against $3.50 bales
las, yeek and 81 year. Houston estimated
Mondays receipts at 5000 10 SVoo baes ae6'S 4o''"i
beles last week 10 555 bales last year; -,
prices IN the local market
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-Iork, Nov. 2.
CoFFEEThe situation in coffee futures continues
buliish. The market to-day opened
prices unchanged points lower. decline resulting
from profit taking sales by the smaller speculaors
almost Immediately following the covering and
ncwed investment demand in and for Of the
session the trend Of values steadily upward the
market closing nrn in with prices rejecting net
advance OF 21I25 points. Buish Of days
advance Of II. 9li2 French
market. advances of 325 Rio and 800 at
Santos Increase Of 3-52d IL the Rio exchange rate
quotations being ia and light receipts at port
and interior Brazilian towns the former amounting
1000 bags as 100 bags. Another
damage influential starting early
ing movement. The German market closed at net de-
cline Of II Withdrawals from domestic warehouses
heavy amounting 2S.iSo BAGS Spot coffee in
ruled and active with the basis for
quotations advanced 1i4c for Rio No and sSsc for
Santos No 4 invoice lots
OF prices the loca! market to-day
wa follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10

quoted $3.50: Northern Duluth, size, and No
hard Duluth. ssSc. all ahoat.. .CORN-Through-
Wheat and led the final advance. closing very rn m at
4sHt< the previous night late curp
was further advance 661sc for December at O'Clock
ne PRINCIPAL features Of strength light offerings
here and West cash situation, with NO Z
quoted re Chicago, increased export demand
lat resulted in 30 loads being OF IL at New
York and continued nervousness among short interests
The English market 1s@3sd but had little
effect No closed &C: 2 white. 6S&c and No
yellow. 6ac afoat basis .OATS-In this mar
ket there was fair trade the West, and general
steadiness to price, following The late close
was steady without much change from the previous
night No oats closed 45c: No g. 44c; No white 47
4itac; No white, 461sc; track mixed 44446c: track
white. 46G5Oc, and No white clips, 4Sc. RYE
Market firm; No l Western. 661ac, and No Western.
o6c Doth T afoat State rye. 6o96fc BARLEY
MARKET firm Feeding quoted 52d54c and mailing.
oonoo12c. poth c T. Buffalo. -EUCkWHEAT GRAIN
Market quiet quoted SIC arrive, NewYork,
NEw-YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov e-Cotton steady; middlirg 14sc: low
noiddiing 8lsc ordinary. 1516c: receipts eo5S
bales exports Britain $780, sales 114l; stock
savannah Nov Cotton steady; middling. 7ao; low
middlng 1ll6c; receipts 8457 bales exports to Great
Britain. 1920 sales. 1875: stock l4oOeo ,.s lon,
Memphis Nov 9.-Cotton steady: midolinG, I4c low
miCdiing Tc; good ordinary 6izc; net receipts. 4SSo
bales; gross 62O6 shipments. 1876 sales 6ooo STOCK
New-Oreans Nov. Cotton firm: n,iddling, 5-16c'
low mddng 15-16c: good ordinary. 6Hsc receipts
55 bales Britain IS c30 coastwtse 6I5
sales, 4 stock. los, $50
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. Q. / p m-Cotton.Spot quiet; prices
unchanged; American mddng 5-l6d Ihe sales OF
which 300 specula-
ton and export and Included 46oo American Receipts
600 hales 600 American Futures opened
quiet and closed quiet but steady american middiing
Noyember 9-64d sellers; November and De
cenber 5-64d Sellers December and January 4-o4d
sellers January and FEBRUARY; S-osgi 4-oad ssliers
April 3-64d buyers: April and May s1e4d ouyers;
NJ. Inne 4 buyers June and July, 3-6id
buyers .July ardA 3 Sad buyers
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
sELIEF FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS.

nae- ~ o'Brten president Of the Central bohro
s@eceatior. has completed arrangements for the
s'eT OF sl75o0J surplus money from the Man
.'sa fund 10 tie fund to be used for the payment
a NE salaries OF the Brooklyn teachers. A resolu-
-. 80 VII be introduced al the meeting OF the Cen
r. aSsosrd next Wednesday providing for the trans
ri . .als fund, and IL Is likely that the teachers
sea. sceive their salaries before the end OF TINS
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
nrprED UNDER 4 SANDBANK.
c.vEs IN, TWO BOYS LOSE THEIR
lives AND A THIRD is INJURED.

- CAVES N, TWJ BUhs LOSE THEIR
,vrs AND A THIRD is INJURED.
,ovs we're killed and another injured yes
ofternoon by the caving in OF a sandbank
Eavemeyer-st- and Norman-ave James
eord nine years old. Of No. 255 Nassau-ave..
- EDWARD Fagin, eleven years old. Of No.
o.. Nassau-ave.. were killed James Donohue,
I'm wears old. OF No. 90 Sutton-st. received a
e-..+,,re of the right leg and was taken to the
rastern District Hospital The boys were play
.rdhauk when the overhanging ground
ing 1 "a eIid down and buried them all. Luck
s9aueN noIicenan was watching the boys when
~, erei6ant occurred He summoned ambu-
the onS a hook and ladder company was sent
lanee' ennt 10 rescue the boys.
10 ourord tnr and Fagin were both dead when they
Cui .ro+ ont of the sand. Donohue was finally
We'd, but had TO be taken TO the hospital on
.oornr of q fractured leg.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
NAY GO TO A. T. WHITE

~ HoWard swanstrom. Borough President-elect
A. -looTiyn, says he has not as yet settled upon
!. ~ " ms appointments but II understood that he
n pn,sssaerlng offering the place OF Commissioners
air.s.-ae Works Alfred T. white. whose ad-
las st.,elon in that Office under Mayor Schieren
N .ass1ss .asss been considered model. MI White Is
sgsnst..pehcent Republican. II is said that Mr.
nonms.soml has promised TO give the Public Works
sonershp 20 q Republican.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10

..r. school debating society has been more
work CT. cl organized this year than ever before
COMP for debates up 10 February has been
A scne4sS The society has grown in numbers.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10

Rio-Conee market firm No Z Rio. 1878: exchange
Nd receipts 2oo bags; cleared for the United states
600 tags cleared Europe 5000 bags; stock ouo
statistical position Of Brazilian coffee is as foi-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
STOCKS REMAIN STRONG.
INVESTMENT BUYING AGAIN.
BANK LOANS DECREASE AND RESERVE
DECLINES-RONDS IN DEMAND.
tations were:
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from Fridays quo
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10

Foreign Coffee Markets santos-Coffee market firm
good Santos 5ST0O; $4,000 bags stock
10000 bags Hanburg-Cofee market opened : PFC
lower; 2:30 n. !. pfg lower sales. 5000
hags Havre-Coffee market opened steady "a :. franc
higher; M unchanged al advanced !. franc
$50 advanced 4 franc; total sales. 1oooOo bags
To,,a- a. 20 July ...-....-.....- so
I-eI1~1ar1,
March SS9 september
Aprl 10 October 500 %
November 800
december
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10

Saturday. Saturday. Net
Nov. :. Nov. 3. Changes
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Market steady Final


RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong and active
Total sales amounted in value to 81 $50 800
against So 800 Friday The heaviest dealings
were In the Atchison general As. Baltimore and
Ohio debenture IS. Central of Georgia 5s lists. Eds
and Sd incomes. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
4s Chicago Terminal Transfer As. Erie general As.
Fort Worth and Denver City lists. Mexican Central
1st incomes Peoria and Eastern income As. Read
ing general Is ST Louis Southwestern 1st and DDS.
San Antonio and Aransas Pass IS. Third Avenue
As Union Pacific convertible As. Wabash de-
benture Bs. Wheeling and Lake Erie 1st 4s and
Wisconsin Central general As.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10

Actual sales-l-Closing-l Shares
Open High Low Fin Bid Ask sold
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10

Receipts Of bTeadstus at interior points IN thousanus
ciphers (0 omitted flour bbs grain oush as
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10

sEx dividend
New-York tribune., 1901-11-10

Total sales for the week
Total In preceding week