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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13
DeutfAe Wsber unterliesen.

Die arbeitsfperre in @rsia, Sdrfteu'
tbum Reub alter 2inie. pelde felt pieIen
Wo6en anbauerte unb fi& au einem
idpersn S6Ias flr bic TsrtiIinbufrie su
aeftaIten orobte, bat ibr gnbe erreidt.
Die Streifsr mubtsn tpobl ober iibeI Helm
beiseben. ba ibre 5onbs eridbpft uno bic
ertpartete aussisbise Sllfe bon auspdris
nibt eeIeifst mar. Die Sorberune Der
a%usfdnbissn betrufen 2obnerbbbuns,
einsn Winimaqobn' Tarif far neueinee'
flbrte ArtitsI unb ssbnftdnbiee 4rbeitSs
seit. Sn ben Iesten Wo&e ftanben 650G
@ebfdble ftia, unb $500 Grbeiter feiers
ten. Die Snbrifanten batien bon pornbers
Elm erfIdri, iie tpiiroen unter fsinen nm'
itdnoen na@eeben. uno tpenn tein einsiees
Wufter fur bic na6ts Saiiou fertie
pirbs. .Dur6 ben isbieen 8sfdIuB Der
Irbeiter, trel&e fur bic Wiet erboIun8
ibrer Sorberuneeu cine 8elesenere 3eit
abtpartsn tpoQsn. 1T bic 8Ifabr slnsr
alsemsinen ar%beitipsrrs bsieitist pcrben.
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@onopole fur sas Dole.

grs@oupsrneuer Sobn 3. Alteslb bon
Slinois belt In elmer Sablrei&en guide.
fuGten MaHsnbsrfammluns unter ben
auipisien bes ySnbepenbent Club" in
Buffalo cine Reoe iiber bas Ihema /:
SOL bas Bolt bic Nonopole signen".
Ser Steiner bob unter Mnberem berpor ]:
,.Dis Srinouneen. bic gntoedun8en, bic
Sortidritie Der WiRenidaft in benz lsb'
ten Snbrbunbert braneen barauf bin. bic
enifernten @rbtbeile in nabe 8srbinbune
su brineen, ben 8srfebr Der Waaren uno
Der @eoanten 70 ihneu pie m5slih 40
permitteln. DarauS bat iid cine Nera
Der @oniolioaiion unb Der Concentration
entpideIt. glus fleinen 2dnbern iino
grobe, aus flsinen g~iienbabnen eroBe
Observation-Disclosures %eetpOrbsn. Dieie
8eranoeruneen Iinb bleibsno uno es 1T
Gled. bsnten 3u tpolen. bab man bas
6nbern fam. unb pieber auf ben Stano.
punt Der tIeinen S6'fe. flsinsn 2dben.
fleinen Giienbabnen etc. Suridfebren mag.
Die eoniolibotionen Iinb fir bic Wens
i1bsit auh nibli@, tpenn lie ri1tie per'
tpaltet perben." Ser &sbner fibrts
bann aus. ouB bic iebisen Wonopole
nidt sum 9sitsn bes Bottles pertpaItet
tperoen, unb Denies in m%siiterbaftsr Weiie
bic Notbpenoisfeit, baB ie @smsinsisen.
tbum oes 0olfss pstben ioaten.
Ism Sabre 1861" i6IoB Der Rebner
feline trsfIidsn I%usfdb,unsen. .itanb
glbrabam 9incoIn auf benz SdIadtfelbe
bon Gettysburg unb ididte, nit Gbrdnen
in ben Mueeu, bes @ebet empor, baB bic
Reeierune osS Bottles burd bas Bolt unb
fur baS Bolt niGt bonn groboosn ihtpin.
ben m6ee.-unO penieer oils 40 Sabre
fpdisr 1T bsr @runbbesriff Republican,.
ider &esierune eei&wunoen, unb mir
iBnnsn ibn niGt tpiebsrfinben, Bic mir bic
Nddte, tpeI&e i'm untercridten, ausae'
piidt baben. Wenn ss feinen unberen
@runb edbe. eS su Setlansen. baB bns
Bolf bic MonopoIe eisnen iOlte. 70 mare
es ber, baB ibm oubur@ feline Selbfre.
eieruns tpieOereeeeben piiroe,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13
Su Der xhrfsi iperben satIrei@e
WarbentrGaer Derbaftet.

General Gbafir Bahia, Elm Brubsr hss
bstitorbsnen @robpssisrs, in bon benz ME
litdrifdsn @oubsrneur bon ~@onitaniines
bel Sab Gbin paiba su 2onnf nuf ber
Sniel 9riniipoS petbafiet tDorben. Die
sablreiden @inipsrruneen unb 8erbanns
unesn bobsr @dtbentraaer erreeen in
GonffantinOpsl srObe 8sftirsune.
Osman Yaiba. Elm Scbn bes 2urbens
Sduptlines 9ebraban Bahia. ipurbe in
esbeimer @eri@tsiibun8 tpessn SO&per.
ratbs sum Tooe psrurtbeilt. er lou iebod
Su IebsnSIdneli&er @efaueenidaft bes
enabiet iuerben.
General Nasmi 8nibu. elm S&pieasrs
fObn 6ss frlberen @rOb' 8ssiers Ali ga'
iba, 1T perbaftet ipOrben.
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Susaiion Sss stabltrntss.

Der amsrifnniiGs Stobltrut bat faf
bic idmmtliden Aitien Der i&nebifGen
@saibare' Ora : Nttieneeieaitnft oufses
tauft. 9ieie Nuiisben erreeenbe Truns.
%nfiion, nit pel6er bic guropareiie bss
Truaprdioenten S6pab -trob aqer Bee
mentiS beHelben-in 8erbinbune eebraht
tpirb. betrift bic beutiden Snbufrieaen
iufofsrn. als sabIreide beutide giienbits
ten auf @runo bon Soniraften, bic aaf
LANCE 8eit binous ubsefdIoien fino. far
iene 8efelidaft @rs su liefern bnben.
Man erblidt in Der @riperbune ben Dor.
Idufer nod tpeiterer unb sr6bsrer an.
tdufe uno camit cine Supuiion bes ames
ritanii@en Stabltrufts auf eurOpdif8sm
8ebiet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13
Sercsss 10 Ghtna.

sIuf faiieriiGen @uni& ipurbs ben
Sinterbliebensn ber bel Der Bertbeibieunp
Der @eianbti&aft in Dsfins ~eefaIenen
beuti&sn See /. Soloaten cine bierfa&e
Nusssidnuns au 9bsil. Sic bsftebt en-
items in Der 8erleibuna Der 8Iiees. gr'
innerun8amsbaias 10 8ronse fdr Som.
b~attantsn nit DipIom stpeitens in einem
8ude nit BEN Titsl ..Oeutide Seeiols
batsn BEL Der 8~eIaesruns bon Betting i'm
Sommsr 1907. bas auf benz Gitslblatt
bic 8ilbniHe Der bamnls esfoaensn Deut,
iden traet !; brittens in einem ansifsnn'
uneSidreiben. unb piertens in Der ueber'
fenbuns zines @eIbseidenis.
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Bon ben 9bilipiuen

BdbrenO Der @cuusrnsur Der Propin3
8isal bic Rduberbanoe unter benz SnEur'
eentenfdbrer Selisurbo fiber bic 8eree
Der 9ropins Gapite perfoIsie. oruns Ne'
liSurbo nit % Wann. reIde nit @s'
tpebren bstpufnet tparen III ben DIT
Gainta, BroUina WOrone, elm unO nubm
ben Wapor. Senor Grnpil, unb bic at6'
bere 9obI Der bortieen 9oIisiften eefan.
pen. Arnpil ealt flr einen tparmen
Ba~rteisanser Der Entertainer unb man
befitdist, bnb i'm bic 2aorones t6Oten
tperben. Sc III babsr cine itarfe Iuibsi'
lung betpufneter @ontubIer ubeef6idt
tporoen, UNI Arnpil su befyeien.
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Semofratifaes Senebmen bat ben
@riusen car ni&t eef6dpist.

Sine fortidrittli&e 8eituns, bic iOnfi
niht cine srobe 8ersbrune fur bic Wons
ardie an ben Gag lest, 1T entsidt iiber
bic Nrt unb @eiie, nit tpelder Bring
Ssinrip bic Amerifaner flr ii6 ein3uneb,
men tpubte. Or. 8attb bon Der ,,Na'
tipn" inet:
Or bat ME Elm frsier, moberpsr Wann
untsr freien Ndnnsrn iih benommen.
obns iene ensbsrsiee Steifbeit. bic als
cine beionbere Ranss etiquette BEN Suns
fsrtbum eieen it,"
Des prinsen Taft uno gutter Sinn
psrben, nit 4usnabme Der SOciaIiften,
bic ibre LATTICE 2ritii nidt einHslsn, BEL
allen politiiden Barteien belobt uno iein
6emofraiifGsS 8enebmen auf Der Reife
bat Wunbsr b~etpirft, ba man bislana
getpobnt ipar, sinen Sobensoaern fir cine
unaniafbare Perion su baIten. Man
fam ni6t bssrsifen, ipie ber Bring unbe'
tonnten 9erfonen bic 9anb i4i teIn
ionnts. Der 8wii&enfaa nit benz @ou'
pernsur bon Minnsiota, ber benz BrinSen
pertrauIid auf bic Shulter ilopfts unb
in 10 famiIidrer @eiie nit ibm psrfebue.
bat @rftauuen erreet.
DaS &eiultct Der &eife fummireno,
peripridt ii6 feline einaiae 3eituns in
politiider 8ssisbuns biel bnpOn, bod
seben aae su. bnB spiiden beioen 8bl.
fern oauernbe unb freunbibaftlide 8es
seibunsen eefndpft tporben iinO, mas
immsrbin idon Elm ~ipsrtbboasr grfoIs
iei. Die ,8reumeitune', bic ben Ser.
sinisten Staten nidt isbr tpobI nil.
fam aud bieie Sefasit ni&t bordberseben
laHen, obns elm bis&sn ausfalsnb 3u
tpsrbsn. Sic finbet bic 9emonirutionen
risisnbuft. bic Gmeriianer tbun niats
fIsinIi6, aass eebi ms eieantifde, uIes
ssbt barauf aus su blenben. Obne auf ben
Bern elmer Sa@e ei%nsuseben. Das III
eben cine SoIes Der bemofratiiden Gins
riGtuneen, mo bic WaHe bic 9olitif cons
troIlirt unb Obsrfddlidisit tpie bas Sc.
fallen an Der dubersn gridsinuns bor'
berridenb finb.
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o dter@su sreift su in Iuelaub
aeppbnten Metbpbeu.

Cine 81. 9etsrsburser Dspeide meIs
bet, bas Gar NifoIauS i'm 8serif ftsbt,
cine Ifrenee nnierbriifunsspOIitif eeeen
NibiIiften unb anbere 8erihp6rer su
berfoIesn. Inter ieinem bisberisen mil.
ben Resime - 10 beiBt es BADEN Die
8srittpbruneen eesen bic Resierune iid
melt burd bas &eih bin, iopobl in Gu.
ropa ipie in giien. psrbreitst. unb bic
geridpbrsr tparisn nun auf sinen efnitis
asn aueenblid gum Insrif auf ben
9bron. DabH bat iid Der Gar snt.
TalpRen. in bieier SinIidt ipieber in bic
SuBftupfen ieines 8uters au treten unb
bic sebeimen Seinbe nit benz Sdreden
au bsf6mpfen. Sc iinb bereits Weiiuns
gen nn6 Sibirien eeianbt tporbsn, ale
poIitii6en @efunaenen, benen mar frii,
Der perbdItnismdbise Sreibsit eeIafsn
bate. bic aber o ibnen sur SortieBune
ibres beridpbreriidsn 1rsibsnS bsnubi
tporben iein lou, in bic 8sretperfe 3u
i&idsn. Wsbrsre Militar . Ofieiere,
tpsl&s Der 8srpidluna in bic nibilihif&e
Asitution iduIOis b~efunben. beren lit.
tbeile aber iuspsnbirt tpprben iparen, ba'
ben iebt ben Sob erIittsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13
S6ldAter In st. &ouis perSen
meiter arbeiten.

Die Atbsiisr Der srOBsn SIsifdersien
in ben 8isbb6fen bon on ct. 2Ouis baben
iid nit Der abfdIdsliden Initport ibrsr
Irbsitsebsr auf ibr Griudsn UNI aobusr'
b6buns sufrieoen sessben unb bsnten
nidt baran, su F%freifsn. Sic bauen aber
buruuf. Oob bic Slsii6sreisn ibnsn tlrs
sere Grteits;eit fOtalo ais tbunIid be'
piaieen tperoen. 9ie 5ieiidereien mrs
den iebt sldnsenbe @ei&dfie un6 sruar'
ten einen nod srbBsren gufidtpuns i'm
Sommer unb Serbft, tpenn bic neuen
Anlueen ron Relfon Worris unb GrmOur
fertie fino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13
aepolution in Ruslanp.

Ser .,DaiIp Rsps" ssbt ibsr @opsn'
baeen bic Na6ri6t su. bub bic reboIu'
iiondre 8%epeeuns in Rublano iid na&
alien 8idtunsen bin berbreite unb ernite
Dimsnlionsn annebms. I'm pislen Srs
ten Sibirisns fei es su nnruben eeiom.
men. Ser 8ouperneur bon Tomsf babe
cine Orber erIaHen, our& peIde cas
abtaIten BON 8dreer.8 sriammIuHsen in
idmmtliden Stdotsn uno D6rfern Der
8rouins itrsns unteriOst ipirb. Wel'
bungsn bon bsbenfliGen 8ratpnlen Beben
aus 8iSi. Marinst RopaniioIaiebst unb
4arnapul Elm.
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6lciDermt0berin.

Die llntsrEi6ntit tmpfsblt f6 ahtunssSsa
grbtitsn in itetr Sran&e sur 3ufrithsnbet unt
m6bissn preiien. au4 atGnptruustn nHe
Rsparaturtn bttsns bsferst.
6rau ". R. Morrow,
4t0 Spruet Straet, sbtHauf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13

- Sn Der @obnuns bon SRI. Ma,s
Moran an 9utnam Strabe brad frtb
Samfas Morssn Elm Seuer aus uno elm
Alarm ipurbe bon auftsn SO ~seseben.
Die Slammen fonnten eeIbi&t iperben,
ebs ls tpeitsrsn S&absn anri@tsten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-13

: Die Drbrs sur gri6NBuns alsr
fret lumber laufenben Sunbe Obne Wauls
fOrb IN r~idsdnsis ssma&i iporben unb
fie iuerben aud ni&t. pie poreei6Iasen,
eineefaneen iperben. Mun III su Der
giniidt %eeIanst, oab bic Nusbreituns ber
3OItputb nidt 10 befimmt 1T, aIs tpie
es eri6ien unO bic @efubr fur Weniden
tpeiter nidt sriitirt. 8iS bic 8ranibsit
mebr al ausbsbnuns setpinnt. tpirb alto
UorIdufs fein Dumb msbr eri&Ofen ipsr'
ben.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATION IN STOCKS.

Stock market values were strong in the greater
part of the two hours of trading on a moderate
volume Of business. Realizing sales at the end
Of the first hour caused some recessions from
the best, prices. but at the close there was
long list Of net advances. extending in some
cases to 1d2 per cent. Bank statement figures
showing a decrease in loans and gain in cash
and reserve holdings naturally created bull
sentiment while they also increased confidence
in banking circles in the strength of the none
tary situation. Loans decreased $1,000
cash increased S5733o0 and reserve above legal
requirements increased 81. POI 625 TO S19.329,91o
This compares with S14 4S6925 this time a
year ago and S12.27S,275 in 1900. Dealings in
St. Paul stock we're again on large scale. the
price advancing to 1915 and closing at 11S1s,
against 100, the closing quotation Friday. The
high class investment shares were features, New
York Central, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Hud-
and Illinois Central. for instance advanc-
ing from ! TO points. The Gould stocks were
in good demand and cOnspcuously firm Man
haitian sold as high as 1921, but closed I'M
changed from Friday. Reading and all the hard
coal shares were favorably affected by the re-
ports regarding the proposed settlement of the
differences between the owners and miners
Selling in the last half hour represented profit
taking incident to the end Of the week.
Current stock market trading apparently re-
fleets an absorption Of stocks by commission
house traders who believe that liquidation is
over and that prices will enjoy an upward
movement Stocks are also being taken by
investors while the short interest is covering
its contracts Although there may be further
liquidation in securities, prices of good stocks
are now at level that should appeal to people
who have idle capital for investment. Condi-
tons behind actual values are sound. Money
market conditions are improving, and the grow
ing supply Of time money in New York en-
courages bull traders in stocks TO look for an
upward movement at no remote period. Per
haps the advance of the last week has been
too rapid 10 be maintained and il may there
fore be wise not to make COMMUNICATION mar
gins until reactionary tendency develops 1t
IS quite evident however, that leading market
interests are disposed to be more optimistic and
that the people who a week ago could see moth
ing but disaster ahead are inclined 10
believe that the bottom has not fallen out Of
the industrial and financial situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-The London tNchanee
was closed, and arbtrage houses had no orders i"
the local market. -. ,.,,,r,
CARS-Thc entire product Of the Pressed Steel Car
ComDa0v-over one hundred cars day-wIli be
ginning on December and continuing until June
l. be taken by the Pennsylvania RAILROAD system
The order which is now being filled is FOR 1900
cars to cost about N51O0O00 These viii increase
the capacity OF the railroads equipment about
-50 90 tons The orders for the engines to move
these cars have been given. and plans TOT aodl-
tiCnaI facilities yards and tracks for TINS naw
equipment are being made on scale never before
thought Of by any railroad This Is one OF the
plans the Pennsylvania Railroad has devised to re-
eve the freight congestion in the PittsNurS district
THE COTTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO The
Financial Chronicle" the total receipts OF cotton
for the week ended November 81 reached 3l9. SOS
halas against S4l AS week ago and BIS SIS In the
preceding week making the total receipts since
September l. 1902 323697S bales, against So6S6o9 for
the same period OF 1901. showing an increase since
September / 1902. OF III 1853 bales.
ROCK. ISLAND PREFERRED-There was a
good demand for Rock Island preferred in yester-
days market. at advancing prices. Investors evi-
IDENTIFY are absorbing the issue as brokers report
active outright buying or the stock II ia asserted
that the company is earning large Amount ap-
plicabIe to dividends on the common. and. in view
Of the price at which IL IS selling. this prob
able The preferred stock draws per cent from
November l. 1903. TO November I. 1879; per cent
Tor six years. and per cent thereafter.
RANK CLEARGNGS.-The total bank clearings
81 all tho clearing houses OF the United States for
the week ending November - were S.6S6 $50. 13i
against $3.50 1883 in the preceding week and
3 2c5.75s 400 the corresponding week last year.
WESTERN ROADS SHORT OF CARS.-A St
Paul official says there IS absolutely let up in
traffic moving In any direction. and the road is
short OF all around. with the deficit increa sing
It may BE- safely said that the road will have more
business than handle until late in the spring
\ Burlington official says that all the country
there is a heavy movement OF business. and that
the company is still short OF cars.
ST PAUL DIRECTORS MEETGNG-The month
" meeting OF the directors OF the Chicago. NIL
waukee and St Paul Railway Company is due
this week II is reported that the question Of issu
ing a part of the S25.OCD00O stock authorized
time may up at that meeting
CLOWRY ELECTED DIRECTOR Colonel r
&. Clowry, president of the Western Union TeIc-
graph Company. has been elected director Of the
Seventh National Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities was strong
The volume OF business transacted was on a fairly
large scale and quite number of issues figured
in the days total. Northern Securities continued
strong and active i'm the early dealings II advanced
y per cent above the opening figure. but reacted
slightly before the close on realizing Upward of
$500 shares were dealt in from I075s TO lO7 AIis-
Chalmers preferred was somewhat frmer selling
up to S5iz. Greene Consolidated Copper sold to the
extent Of 1000 shares at 2534 Montreal and BOSTON
vas stronger. advancing u dealings OF 500
shares. 10 %is Union Copper sold to tho extent Of
400 shares At "a; National EuamellinS common
sold at g. Standard OH at 66n cx-dIvidend New
Orleans Railway common sold II for eoo shares
Seaboard Air Line common sold AZ 25ia. Consoli-
dated RefrigeratIng advanced to 6 on purchases OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23
'Iess lie.
lnkers' posted rates were

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-Orl Orleans - Com
mercial 81 % discount; bank par. San Francisco
Sight, par; telegraph, PIC. Boston, and l0c
discount. Charleston-Buyng, 1-l6c discount: SELL
ing. l-f5c premium Chcago-Par. Cincinati-Be-
tween banks SOC discount the counter, 00C pre-
MUM Savannah Buying. &c of; selling, par.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-CaH money in
London, 2tzd3 per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills 3116q3& per cent long bills ga per
cent Berlin discount ,t3l4 per cent for three
months bills and 2 per cent for short bills Berlin
exchange London. % marks 45 pfenngs Paris
discount rate, per cent. Paris exchange Lon
DON % francs 1872 centmes.
FOREIGN SECURITIES-The London Stock Ex-
change closed Spanish IS in London. S3&. :
French rentes IS francs 92l5 centimes
THE SILVER MARKET--Bar silver. 4s21c Mex
lean silver dollars, 3Sl4c. Bar silver in London
closed at 22zd
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 35l5; Lisbon
$3.50; Buenos Ayres 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23
RAILROAD GROSS AND NET RETURNS

The following compilations from official re-
ports made directly TO the New-York News Blu
reau:
For the first week OF November the gross earn
inGs of hftytwo railroads amounted to $40 OS5 1856
against $.3S5912 in the corresponding period last
year. increase of $699.s14. AS per cent For
the second week in November the gross earnings OF
thirtyseven railroads amounted S. 76I FOL against
$SOSSSS in the corresponding period last year an
increase of S612,92l, or S.Sl per cent. From JULY
TO November IA the gross earnings of thirty-seven
railroads amounted to $685. 9, against S14S O92-
46I I'm the corresponding period last year an in
crease of $1l405.252 or 40 per cent
The gross and net earnings Of ninety railroads
for the month of September as follows:
1902. 1901 Changes
Gross Sl05 402 sos 544 Inc 81 G5 s5
Operating expenses 6ss220l5 dO314 I54 s5O7 26i
Net earnings. $3.50 5sOO4 sasO52 700 Inc s52s Ief
The gross earnings increased 9S7 per cent ex-
penses increased 4lO per cent and earnings in
creased 1.46 per cent.
For the quarter ended September 80 ninety rail
roads report as follows:
earnings So53249a7 $2sOSsS al Inc s24 0s6 22s
Operating expenses 202 42l Isl Inc ~ 10 SI
Net earnings S1O2 9O3 $O5 4O34l Dec s. a3e eos
The gross earnings increased $50 per cent ex-
peuses increased 1880 per cent and earnings de-
creased III per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23

Total sales amounted in par value to s1.135oO,
against s2s41,200 Friday. The heaviest dealings
were in the Atchison general Is. Chicago Rock
Island and Pacific IS. Green Bay and Western de-
benture BIS. Mexican Central first incomes, North
ern Pacific As. Union Pacific first and convertible
Is. Wabash debenture Bs and Wisconsin Central
general As Consolidated Tobacco As also ac-
tive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
c. Schumacher & Co. say:

Q. SChumaCher 4 Co say:
The managers OF the Bank of England have
used their utmost efforts 10 prevent shipments of
gold from London to Paris, and by their tact and
good management have stopped any exports either
from London or New-fork to France. at least for
the present. In London a week ago monty and
discount were in good supply and long papSx was
discounted AT about 3A per cent The BaIA OF
France probably thought this good tiuue/to in
crease its already large gold reserve. and forced
sterling down to % francs 1li2 Ccntimcs in Paris
and a small shipment of gold from London was
the result. The Bank of England manipulated the
private money market In London. causing dis
counts "a advance from 5% to 3as and 35s per cent
This caused France TO again seek employ ment of
money in the purchase of long sterling bills TO OBJ
tain the high rate OF interest and result ster-
ling is now from to 81, Centimes higher in Paris
The supply Of commercial bills has been very large.
but the demand for remittanCeS is and our
exchange market has remained very firm and ac-
tive for short bills but any further advance has
always been checked by the flooding of the mar
ket with bankers finance bills. We fnd that the
majority of our foreign loans are being renewed
until spring. and the large commissions that are
usually asked make the money obtained in this
way cost from TO per cent for ninety days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Quoted rates follow: Money
call per cent. Time money quote ed
6ik per cent for all periods. Commercial paper was
quoted at per cent for sixty to ninety days. per
cent for choice four and six months single names
and above for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed firm.
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23

800 shares Electric Lead Reduction common sold
up to 39s- Manhattan Transit Company sold to the
extent Of ZOO shares from Ole to 5+s American
Tobacco sold at S25. Dlstilling of America 5s were
dealt in for s25.0OO from 1915 30 Bay State Gas
AT lt2. There was little Inquiry for marlborough
Sshlres and no trades were recorded. There was a
better inquiry for international Banking Corpora
ton at a material advance from the last quoted
price sale OF 100 shares made at 204 Amer
lean an common sold at 1914 and the preferred at
g. United States Steel 5s sold TO the extent of
4l0Vo at 81 Inc market closed outlet but strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23

Brooklyn Ferry stock. ......
l3oboken Ferry list Is. 1896.
do stock. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
~ 7 & T. r Ferry CO stock.
do tst mtg 81. lP22 ....
y Y & ~ T con IS. 1850. 4.
10th & - ST ist mig IS. 1919
Union r Of n Y & n stock .
N i L ~ ] LIST mtg SIS l945.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23
STOCKS GENERALLY HIGHER.
FINAL REALIZING SALES DO NOT PREVENT A LONG LIST
OF NET ADVANCES AT THE CLOSE


Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from Fridays quo
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.

The usual weekly table of price changes for the
active stocks follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23

THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN RoNnc
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market STEADY. Eyr,,
quotations follow: ma