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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
3ah Bolton unb suriif sum 9reiie
elmer Tabrt bia Nep gprf,

penn getpiini6t, fir Die &rn6fabrt
nia gtifel 8late 8abn, 5ur Gbri'
itian Scientiits @eeting i'm Sunni.
8iQete i'm Gerfaufe am 12., 10. uno
IA. Sunni nit ausgeoebnter &iid'
reiie : @iiltigfeit Bis 5ltm 81. Suli.
Sabrt = nnter6re6ungS 9eiu6 Der
geiagara Sails mtertpe9s miro oltdy
beDiuigt. MtGn i6reibe an Sobn ..
Callahan, General . Igent, III
IbomS StrdBe, Chicago, ST., tuegen
0etaiairter &uSfunft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
Die Snbilanmsfeier at SberriaS
&pnuo, Sa,,

ginq IN i90nIter @eiie Dor 1i9 uno
Stpar inter 8etbeiltgung elmer iebr
Bablrei6en Meni6enmenge. aus
Hort8 Dubuque County uno nod
gr0Berer Serne, paren Die 8eiu9er
b%er5eigeeilt. 9ie 8itterun9 ftimmte
eur SSeier, benin na9 Dem Regen itano
PLIES iebr i60rt uno frtI6 uno grim
IN @arteu, Sel6 uno 8ieie, BET belem
GOnneni6ein.
9ie Seier bega1m init feierli6em
2eoitenomte in Ser Stride. IS cele.
brirte &eb. s. SO. 8ape bon Seem
@ienna, a~IiiItirt bon &ep. 6. Sung.
biltt ais 9iafon, geD. $. &einert als
Slt60iafon uno GeD. 81. &llblp oils
Observation-Disclosures. 9ie englii6e
sSeitpre6igt belt &ep. g. Siernep BON
gentralia ltno Die oeutIGe &ep. 81.
800ing, 8furrer Ser 81. 8eiit>&irde
IN Subuqle. Geo. SierneD ipra6
iebr begeiftert uno Safer 906ing's
iAmungpoIle 8reoigt miro lange I'M
@eOGdtHiB Der 3ub0rer bleiben.
Bonn ho6n. G(eru5 maren nod Sit.
Qeqen: &eo. &. SO. S6erbr6Gliug BON
&l1rem6rrg, &ep. RG0ler bon @arna-
piQo, Hen. sos. &iimper, Der ebe.
molige langiGBrtge 8farrer Ser @e.
mein6e, pelber Defenders frelt0ig
bon alen begriiBt pur6e, 90 er bonn
fernen Carroll I'M &eiten 0eS Staas
teS 5rr Seier berbeigeeilt mar. Ser.
ner Geb. 8rinfmam bon @uttenberg,
DfeD. g. &oomep, Geb. Sullibm unO
Dteb. @larf. Die Stride mar berrlid)
fir Die Seier 9ei9miidt uto cine ge.
ho6ene Stimmtng berri6te tpG6reno
Der gan3en 9auer Der Seier. SIN
&aufe beS Cages fon0 cine ie6r uette
SeItaBara0e 1tott, nelGe Die oerihie.
Denen 3ettrdltme IN Ser @ei6idte Der
@emeinoe beriinn6ilOete (SSnoianer,
Sarmerle6en, etc.. SSn Ser 8aru0e
Daren audi Die Glteiten @niieoler
Bernard SlnuS unO @eorg Saber.
form.
Sier fet erpGbnt, 6aB mir IN
unierer 9eididtli3en Gfi53e in lester
9tummer ben Namen 6eS beroienten
uHo beitbefannten Serrn gngler ni6t
aenmnt batten, Dem Die gbre chen.
fails gebiibrt, ais iebr ebrenDertbes
@tttglieo Der 8emeiuoe gerlount Su
nerOen. Sin Bidnif I'M Sreien fon6
iaq8iiber bis 5ltm @inbrl16 Der geadrt
Itatt, Deldes auf oaS S60nite uno
grfolgreidite b%erlief.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
Spreht bury

@ir linb in Der &age, Sic nit allen
Sorten G%aenwaareu, Sefen. Seppi=
den, Matten uno Seltuh 81 perIebeH.
ale BON leitenben Sabrltanten gema6t
unb sesen 8odr setauft, uelde mir gu
Yrsiien anbieten, Die ionlt nir9enos
an9.boten iperoen t6nnen.
Sames 2ebi & 6 o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
gin SGnbiu6er.

Dir baben Oil 100, 900 older porSisli6er
Narms 9Gubereien III Miuueiota ulo Siio=
Dafota su 9~reiien pom So bis S21 pro Nder
gu perfauieW.
Gbenfals cine Sarm DON 1,O2O alder nit
9nten @ebduoen.
Gin Sarm pom 440 Gder, fdmmtli9 cults
pirt, nit 9uteu SebGubeH.
Gin ii6 gut ;ablenbss 6otel unb arberes
Sarms unb Staotei9entbum eniweoer tu pers
taufen ODER ju pertauiben.
gitte bel ms por3uipreden NIB mir per'
ben Sbren 0iiniheu entIpre6en.
Sobn Yier l. Co.,
@runbeiaentbum= ulb~ 8eriiherlu9ss a9ent,
352 Siebente StraBe, Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
&eiienoe N8enten:
Spiepb SletBuer. Spbu &nbler.
Paul Ruebel. 3. Q. 6amrs.
Der Ct. @unifatins Siima[inasperein

Der ct. SOnifatius Siinsliussueretn
ga6 am @ittpo6 gl6e1t0 Ser Sung
frauen-S ooalitGt einen @mpfangSs
Aben0. @8 nuroen &arten geiptelt
mo GrfriiGitngen aufgetii6t. gater
IS. @eiri6 ri6tete einige paiienbe
8emertuugeu on Die 5obIret6 beiudte
ltnO freuoig geItimmte @eieai6aft.
Breiie erbtelten: SRI. @aria Shr0-
Der, SRI. Soiepbtna Salen; gilbert
Eublan0 un0 Soiepb 8alIle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
@bic o, ben :. SUM-.

GbicasO, ben :. SUM-.
0etreiSe
Weiaen-
Suli: 715@72t.
Sspt.: 7O@71i.
Sorn-
SuIt: G2B@63t.
Sept.: 5SB@59t.
Sater-
Suli: 1863 @37t.
Sept; 29@294.
yiebmarft.
Sdpeine-
S6pere, 81. 10@7.45.
Sbwsre. rauhe, 81. 10@7.20.
2ei9te, S6. S0@S7.22.
@emii6te, Sc. 95@7.40.
0ieb-
@rtra Riubuieb, 81. 1O@7.6O.
Suites, S.. 10000.
RittelmdBises bis gutes, "a. 9O@8.75.
@infa9e Sorte, $4.25@6.40.
&Ibe, 81. 100000.
GtIber, So. 50@5.25.
guaeu unb O6ieu, 81. 50@5.00.
RGlber, So. 50@5.75.
Suite bis a~ussewablts Esras Stiere, $500
@6.25.
| eddie
28eitlihe Qdmmer, SIS. 75@7.35.
Ginheimii6e 9Gmmer So. 50a6.35.
28eitli6e S6afe, S4.25@6.25.
Giubeimiihe Sdaie, S4.00@6.25.
propiitonen.
S6weineHeilh-
Suli: 81. 35@s17.45.
Sept. ST.. 4o@sl7.50.
S6mali-
Suit: $40. 22@s10.25.
Sept.: S10.22. @S10.30.
| Clipper
SuIi: $40. 100000.
Sept.: SO. 02@$10.10.
Establishment
SUM-: $1.76.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
Mhtnng, &atboIifen!

SD babe 90 Sarmeu gu pertaufen, fleirtt
lrlio oroBe, nit ODER obue @ebauii6teiten.
glud Elm S6mieoes uuo Wa9uergeihGft,
mebrere 0pbnbduier nit 9otteH, ioDle einigt
Gotten pbne @%ebGuli6feiten i'm StGbt6eu.
IS mare bier and cine CUTE geleSenbeit,
eineu .9eibitaa, cine grauerei unb anoert
@ei6Gfte III srOfiueu. 8as 9ano III oieie,
@eoenb lit gut. Q1ir Babeu Stride unt
S6ule: ales 8eutid. lin nGbere Nus.
tuuit ,perlbe man lid al
abam SO inter,
Mbanp, StearnS Co., Winr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
@ate Welegenbeit.

Gas bstaunte altman Saus, wsldes piele
Sabre Don 3beobor altman, NIB In ben
lebten SabreH non Setter IS. Nltmau seiibri
uuroe, 1T al permietben. Gs 1T bieIes zines
Der b%etbetamnten @afbdufer Der Staot unh
~erfretlt Ii6 bes beiten 9tufes. Is iino 9e9eits
wartis int 40 &otgan9sr i'm Sauie. Sin
neuer glnbau purbe leBtes Sabr erri6tet.
Wit benz @si6Gfte limb quite S~tauun9en uer'
bunben. IS 1T bieisS cine CUTE @elegenbeii
fir ben rebten Mann sin @ei6ait nit cute,
Sunbidait gu iberrebmen. We9eu uGbere,
austunit ihreibe man on &beo. altman,
Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
Ebriitian Gcientiits . @%criammlnng

In 8oitor, bonn Is. Biz Is. Sum-. @5
miro 81 Sbrem &ortbeile iein, it6 Die
Babrpreiie 81 beri6affen, tpeI6e pta
Der &idel Blate : Sabu gema6t pers
ben, ebe Sic ionItpo f~ai1fen. 8iuete
I'M 8erfaufe am ~, 13. uno IA.
Sunt. @nbgiiltise &iidretie.@ ren5e
b. SuIt. Man ipre6e Dor BET ODER
benOe iid an: Sobn .. Callahan,
Benerots9[geut, iii abams StraBe,
Chicago, sd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
Sir Die Hatipmal GSneatiuHal Iiip-
ciatipn,

pelde bonn 7. Bis gum II. Sltli 81
WinneapoliS tagt, miro Die Chicago
@reat @eItern : 8abn bonn 5. bis Z.
SSsrli @rfuriions- Stdets nit &iifreiie-
@iiltigteit bis gum IA. Suli (ober 1.
September BET 9e3abllrng bon so
Gents ertra) Sum Breiie BON elmer
Sabrt plus $500 perfnufen. Naberc
9lusfunft BEL s. g. &oB. 695 Wain.
StraBe, DUBUQUE, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
Wooiten.raaren bel SaS.
SeOt Il So.

Ilnisre Iobifenpaarens 9btbeilun9 1T ans
ertanntermaBH bas 9rOBte uno bette Wtos
btiteuIuaaren Eager I'M mittlereu g8efteu.
g8ir labem Sie eiu, basislbs gu beli6tigeu.
Die beuti6eu 8ertduieriumeu limb Sri.
Waria 8rabmet uHb Sri. W. 8pad.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
Aaic9anolung.

Serr glois Saiel, Ro. 1919 Soma truBe,
Dubuque, Soma, bat tets cine pOlitGnOige
guspabl einbeimii6er uno importtrter 6diez
iorteu porrGtbig. 2lISpdrtige geiteGlm9eH
perbeu prompt beiorSt. Preisliite piIb aui
8srlau9eu 9erue S~u9elanot
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
Su Sanburn, }a.,

purbe am /. sunni bas Srobnlei6.
namsfeIt gum eriten @tale in ieier.
ltAer 8eiie nit Bro5eiiton I'M Sreien
begaugen. Gem bo6D. 8atet @iea
Inolo balfen babel aus: &eb. Suns
mann BON Sbebolt un0 &ep. Cooper
bon Charter Snf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
Der ct. Sransisfus @erein bon
SDersrile, Sa.,

bat folgenbe @eamten fir bas begon'
meme Sabr ertuGblt:
Br6itbent - S. Minbing.
e,Brdiibent - $. @0rot.
Sefretdr pno Sbasmeilter - SO.
Repens.
Sabnentrager - Sobann Meiiing.
Rari9oa - Us. 8oeel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
0e0en 3retSI6aoeu.

SD empieble hermit Stroop'S beriibmte
bentI6e 8ulper. 0ieielben bsilen ieben tno9
ni6t auigebro1enen) Grebs iowobl iunerli6
als dubsrlit. 8as anerfanut ein;is bette
Wittel, nm Wagenfrebs srfol9rei6 gu beilen.
gaesen Ndberem, 3engniiie u. I. No., i4reibe
man MI:
Coward =. 8oeStn9,
ct. QucuS, Soipo,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
3athnIifeu.

welbe fid na1 eiiem reusn Seim UNI.
i6aueu, If eiile quite 9elsSenbeit seboteu bel
Sulba, Wurrap &c., gRiun.. 80 Meileu pon
Der Soma @reu3e, III fru6tbarer @eseub,
elmer guten Gemeinbe, beuti6em prieiter uub
tG6tiser 9farridule, eiue Seimatb gu m6bts
gem Breiie ju erweiben. @essu @istuuit
wsnbe man ii6 OH Wr. 8. Sdlesel,
Sarmers Sont, Snlba, Winn., ober nit
Grlanbnib oil benz osgtiden 9iarrer &sp.
Watbias gorrei6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
Der SdaSen an Der eagle YOint'
Bride

miro prompt ausgebeIiert uno IN
Ueut9en Sageu miro Die Bride benz
8erfebre nieoer often iteben, cine
geahridt, Delhe man oiesleitS uno
ienieitS Oes Mtiiiiiiippi nit SreuOen
berne6men miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
Murkthrrtd1tr.
Tar Sett 0ro6perfamf.

Dubuque, ben Z. Sum-.
@etreiSe. Seu, MebI, etc.
Safer: 44@5Oe.
&oru: 60@62c.
@erlte: $1,000 per 9uibel.
&ossen: 5000 per guibel.
Seu: SO. 00@11.O0
@sbi: 8atent, s4.0o@4.2o; fraisbs,
49, 0@3.SO.
Sleie: $500.
Sutter Gierunb9 d.
@ter: 1Sc per Suseub.
Butter: Soirp, 1Se y. Hfuub; Creams
erp, 21c.
aaie: &abm 5 adie, 1916; srid. 1876.
groceries, etc.
'Geis: 6a-9sc per Bfuro.
3ptebeln: $500 per gulbeI.
Aepfel: $3.50 @5. 90 per Barrel.
S%artofeln: 90@1.O0 per guibel.
gtele Sartofel: 500 per Barrel.
8teh
Gtisre: 6 .25@6.OO
3tinber: So. 90.
6iibe: So. 5O@3.OO.
Sdiber: S4.00@5.00
Sriiblin9ssQ Gmmer: $500.
S6welne( auf benz SUP: $6.50@7.00 per
bunbert Bfunb.
@efliigcl: 7-10c.
Sieb (sei9ladtet).
&inbfeii9: 10@9c per 4iuub Ginber.
6t@9ac per Hfunb.
S9atfeii9: S9afheii6, he; 9ammeIs
feii6, 9te.
8ropi ions.
gerau6ertes 6leiid: Sdiuteu, 12@14sc;
Sped, 12@15ic.
S9mal3: t0@11c.
SObIen: Sarttobleu, $3.50 per Come.
Sol5: Suites @i6enboI3, 4.50@$4.75 per
8orbe.
gelaI;ene gulls Sdute: $50. /. 2 Gents
Jfo. 2, 6 Gents.
Srti6 geIalSene RalbbGuts: go. /, 10
Gents; $40. 2, 81 Gents.
Salg: 9to. /, 54@entS; $50. 2, Al Gents.
S6afSfeQe: 100 l4Geirts.
0rp gcue, $12. 90 per Connie; Wineral,
S21 per &auienb; Slaf Sad, S10@1S per
Sonue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
GInasoe Nebfain iel&e Ban.

8 Gtn3ige @ebt3ta pel&e ban.
Tacoma Goofb, 6eptsRbes lsp6
fskre 9c@terttf iet 4 SopreH on SoninNG seees
nst6e mSr pieledei pertubtea absr ohns Gzfo&1 BIZ
mas Suut uaIeul piarrsr Der Voftor abmias srrosu.
Stasfer empto1Gea me<h. wooow unfere ao&ter .
S4a'&eu .obut nub kAbea tstssu 1nion nebs Rofta
posir not. 0ott baHsea. G4a DsHasl
@. ei~e aus SssIod. o. ersIhrs. boo ipr Ssts
Sabse lang Don 0sr,tsa measn GptIepSs beRssotu
suzss, oAss saas ~stokelos; % purbt biussaes
tnriutmer. Getthem er aber Haftor 9buioB ssroes.
stdtsr Hinmt, bapsu bic au4dus gasS ~anigebbrf
nab &c foam abera1 aneiz binesBeu.
ebenso srfIart 8. 2. SponpiOn ana sDiufeh.
Datn., bob er pattor Rosis's Werpen-stdrfsr essea
g~rrpbfsdt aebraahf. nub honon hbsrssngt d. bob
q 70 mirft ps anesosbeH 70.
eth fpertppoIeS Ynn tar Yterpenisi5enpe
ftI11 tpiro Sebsln Der es oerlangt .5u9eiauet.
CIV Nrme erbalten aud bic Wtebtdtn unlioult,
9iek Wteoi5in tpuroe ieit benz Sabre 1876 BON oeii
Sotlu. gaftor 9bnia. Sort wapne, Sno. "5ubererfsi
nno lest inter ieintr @nDstinns BON Der
kOENlG MEDICINE CO.,
S3S Randolph ST., CHICAGO, Ill.
gset alpothefsrn su baben fir
$500 Die yIaiGe.. 6S!Iafdleu iar SS.0Oi
erpbe sf.s5, g far 5000.
gu baben in Subuque Bel s. 20.
&uete. Ipotbefer, 656 Wainitrabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10

Sic 81. Gariens@ emeinbe at @ltOn,
Soiua,
bat bei6loiien bas Yfarrbaus 81 Der.
gr0Bern unb eiHen &nbau BON So.
500 5u erri6ten. Die @emeinbe
poate pobl - uno nit &edt = Die
iebr grpBen @erbienIte TIRES eifrieen
Sfarrers anerfennen. &e6t fol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
Sur bie rrfe 81. &nmmuninn.

@rSBte Guspa6l bsuti6er uro eHslii6el
@ebetbI6er, Roieufrdu3e, Rsr3eu, uub bsr'
9Iei6sn bel S.. S. 8iebel, 1897 Clap ctr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-06-10
Staat nud Amgegend.

Entered atths Postofico at Dubuque, Ie wa
andadmitted for transmission through
themalls at sscond-class RATES.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
Sex dividend.
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Although there were heavy profit taking sales
in yesterdays market the general range Of
prices made further progress toward higher
level. Dealings were large throughout the list,
with increased buying for the account Of COM
mission house traders. There was a good public
demand for stocks and bonds. especially for the
low priced railway and Industrial issues I'm
portant market interests were actively identified
with the days course OF business. and it re-
ported in well informed circles that the leading
banking houses in the Street were committed to
the bull side OF the market. Trading in the
cheap railway stocks. such Colorado South
ern. Wabash and Kansas City Southern issues.
was a conspicuous feature of the day. Buying
of the Wabash stocks and bonds has been heavy
IN the last few weeks, and it is generally under
stood that the greater part Of this buying has
been for the account Of people who are well in
formed regarding the affairs of the company.
The demand for high grade investment Sc
curities was again active. In the bond market
evidence OF investment buying was reflected in
heavy dealings in all Of the more important
issues. Investment money is moving into the
cheap price railway mortgage issues. and at no
remote period this movement Will be reflected
in the share department. Activity in bonds is
generally followed by an active demand for
stocks, and IN the present market 1t appears
extremely probable that the buying Of bonds
will be succeeded by enormous speculative and
investment opera tions in railway and industrial
securities In yesterdays market industrial
issues were absorbed by good class of buyers.
Active dealings were reported in the steel and
iron shares Tennessee Coal and Iron advancing
over points and Colorado Fuel and Iron l
point The United States Steel issues on heavy
trading. closed at fractional net gains. The
pressure OF realizing sales caused small net
loss in Southern Pacific, but as a rule selling
Of this character was not effective in lowering
values as the new demand was heavy enough
to offset profit taking operations The Reading
shares were again extremely active, supplying
upward Of 173000 shares of the total days
business.
Money market conditions foreshadow period
Of easy money for some time to come. The
local banks gaining money, both from the
interior and from the Sub-Treasury. So far
this week the Sub-Treasury has lost TO the
hanks upward Of S5O000O, while it is likely that
snce in favor of the Clearing House institutions.
Foreign exchange market conditions are not in
favor of further heavy exports Of gold. In
The foreign markets exchange rates also indicate
that shipments from this centre not neces-
sary Regarding the foreign monetary stu
alton II is interesting TO note that the Imperial
Bank of Germany has made a further reduction
In it's discount rate 10 per cent. Easier money
market conditions abroad will. OF course, have
sn important effect on local monetary condi-
tions.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
GENERAL ELECTRIC.

According TO Boston reports the General EIer-
tic Companys business I'm the last year aEgre-
gated S36 100000 AT the Of 100000 a month
This compares with s279s9.54l in the precedinE
year S26223 636 for the year ended January 81 1900
and SI.1703l9 for the year ended January n 1900
Net earnings Of sl2000,0" the outstanding S25 20
oo"o0o common stock Uhere remains but S5OO t00
debenture bonds and 80 0o preferred stock not con
verted into common stock are equivalent 4S per
cent II is the eXpeCts ton Of the manageuept
having in view the fact that the output for 1902
is already largely contracted for. that IL will
transact business Of 81 $4,000 a month In 1902
33 TX per cent Of which should be net II is not
unlikely that in view of the remarkab BILE showing
Of earnings which the company will he able 10
present. covering tho opera tions the last wear
the question Of capital readiustment will he
taken M in the early sprng upon the return Of
President Coffin from abroad. After the restora
ton Of the Capita reduction OF 1895 the capital
stock Of the General Electric Company will stand
At So0N00o. and net earnings of s12 600 would
mean 81 per cent upon such a capitalize ton
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
OUTSIDE SECURITIES

Trading in the outside securities market was on
a small scale. although prices generally were firm
and two issues showed a slight advance
over the last close. There was fair business
done in Corn Products preferred at slightly lower
prices from those OF the preceding day. Northern
Securities fairly active around lO5 Dominion
Securities continued strong and showed frac-
tional advance selling up 1851. New-York
Transportation continued steady with fair de-
mand around l4A. American Can issues were o,liet
but somewhat steadier: the common sold up To
1874 and the preferred to 54ai. Havana Commercial
shade Oft. selling from 51Is to so Union
Copper was active around 3lsq34. Seaboard pre-
ferred sold at a. the is at So and the 4zs at 1Ola
Otis Elevator sold at 90. Standard Oil was strong
IN the early dealings. advancing to 672 but later
lost the advance. selling down to $50 Norfolk and
Western Is active on purchases OF $3.50 600
around 9414q94l3. The market closed quiet but firm
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New- Orleans - Com
mercial par and Csc discount: bank. 81 discount.
San Francisco-Sight ~ &c: telegraph l5c. Boston
&c and 10c discount Chicago-20c premium.
Charleston Buying. I-l6c discount; selling. i-I6c
premium Savannah Buying. 76c discount. selling.
75c premium. Cincinnati Between banks. 2oc pre-
MUM; the counter soc premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchange.
1892 3i9 SO: balances $l6 927 7 Exchanges
81 4560l3 balances. g. 40 80 Ch!cago-Exchanges
changes A30i, ,659; balances. S46 800 Philadelphia
Exchanges. $22.5lS437: balances. $l.5SOlgS.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cau money in
London, 24d224 per cent open market discount rate
for short bills, 2&a2s per cent long bills 2atQ2 1916
per Berlin discount rate Ia per cent for
three months bills and per cent for short bills
Berlin exchange on London, ~ marks g pfenngs.
Paris exchange on London, p francs Il centimcs
Paris discount rate, 2as per
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-B British consos for
money, "a 1916 for the account 15-16 Spanish Is
in London 77iz. French rentes. lm francs 10 cen
times.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 55c: Mexi-
can silver dollars, 1890. Bar silver in London
closed at 2Sssd.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid 30 81; Lisbon, so;
Buenos Ayres. lS7 10: Rome 230
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington $56 23S internal revenue
receipts. S5l4526; miscellaneous receipts. S9l02:
total receipts for the day. 81 S6: expenditures
lOI5OG0. Receipts for the month date $l5l76S5.
expenditures coo. excess Of receipts 81 O37 6Sj
Receipts for the fiscal year 70 date. 1916 i594 412
SUB-TREAS 81 RY. - The Sub Treasury WAS
debtor to the Clearing House SS7l654.
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RAILROAD BoNDs.-Market strong Total sales
amounted in par value 10 1895 800 against 81 6o2
Fa Monday, The heaviest dealings were in the
Atchison general IS Baltimore and Ohio debenture
A.. Central Of New-Jersey general IS. Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy IS. Colorado and Southern
fst As Fort Worth and Denver city lists. Green Bay
and Western debenture Bs. Kansas City. Fort
Scott and Memphis Is. Kansas City Southern 3s.
Northern Pacific 4s. Peoria and Eastern income
Is. Reading general -, ST Louis Southwestern
lists and 2ds. Southern Railway 1st IS. Southern
Pacific IS. Third Avenue IS. Toledo, St. Louis and
Western 4s Union Pacific convertible As and Wa
bash debenture Bs. Consolidated Tobacco Is were
also active.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money rates. quoted, fol-
low: Money on cal; opened at q. per cent; highest
2is per cent: lowest. per cent; last loan 2l9
cent; close 2Q2i2 per cent; ruling rate. 21a per
cent Time money quoted at per cent for
thirty to sixty days 4d45 per cent for four months
and 4d4I2 per cent for five and six months. Com
mercial paper quoted at per cent for sixty to
ninety days. 4q4a per cent for choice four and six
months single and 5H5L2 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed dull
Actual closing rates follow;
Cable~
Sterling 4 s7ssafs7a 4STG54s7i. 4s4s. Q4.S5
Francs-...- 6i5 15t.Rb 15 1-l6 '5.1Sis 95.1Sh
Rechsrn'ks. q5i5 9J%sQgS lG 81 10 -l6Gta6 lie
Ciu!iders. 80 3 i6q4OiA 4Oa4O lie
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD
london New York New-York

London. Feb. Il. p. m.-The market for Aneri-
prices follow:
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STOCKS AS A RULE HIGHER
ACTIVE DEMAND FOR BONDS.
SENTIMENT GROWING.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from Mondays quo
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COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min.
ing Stock Exchange. by the Counselman & Day
private wire from William p. Bonbright & Co.. OF
Colorado Springs:
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Brooklyn Ferry stock. -.-...
Hoboken Ferry lst 5s- ----.-.
y Y & f r Ferry 60 stock.
do LIST mtg Is. 1922. ..--..-
NY & HF LIST gn mg -, 1916.
10th & 23d ST 1st mg IS, 1913
Union F OF y 7 & 3 stock q
NY & Nj Z 1st mtg IS. 1916.
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
ACTIVE STOCKS.

,k.d
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Market firm Final
ouofations follow:
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GUARANTEED STOCKS
Quotations furnished by Joseph Walker sons. No IS
Wall-st1
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EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE.

Week ended Feb II $40 iS6 500 $40 iSSGos sa6
January 1...... 72O3IS 81. .4643 s. O7o 0s2
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
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'And interest.
STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES
NEw-YCRK.
FURNISHED by William <. Nichols Co.. No Is wall-st)
Int period / Bid I Asked
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MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
FURNISHED by William r Nichols & Co. No IL wall-,t
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SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Actual sales-i-Closing- Shares
lOpen High Low Fin Bid Ask sold.
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Int. period. Sid, Asked.
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'And interest.
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Int. -
rate. period Bid ASK d
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WHEAT.
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

May option. chic 77%i IS /
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Furnished by Tracy & Co. No 30 wa'-s'l
open Iiish-I Low lcl0'.-
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INACTIVE STOCKS

.Ex dividend 3 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-12

Total sales 1s 200
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