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weak but the mining stocks showed sone h'
strength. There change In eAchaneo ~
tations in Paris and Berlin. and the oenaiu 'O
money was not out of the way In those cenC s ?,
MANHATTAN'S INVESTMENT POSIIIoN.-ih
viavv Of the approa ching dividends on Manhattan
any one purchasing Manhattan stock no" AT prs
ent prices still gets considerable ABOVE tne sieiu
of 5 per cent which per cent STOCK SHOWS
those buying il at 40 and interest III snouu .
borne in mind that the first six months unoer 'ile
lease ending September 80. the report OF which mas
Just been published. show surplus OF Soz'V'' a0'
dividends at the rate OF per cent ana represent
the lean half of the year. and that the earnings
for the coming half year should be at more thah
double the rate of this surplus over per cent
This together with the Interborough Rapid Tran
sit guarantee, makes absolutely certain the pay
ment of per cent dividends on Manhattan stock
It can safely be said that other guaranteed
stock of similar intrinsic value can be bought to-
day less than cent basis.
NETWORK CENTRAL.-Traders have started
a selling movement in New-York Central the
idea that it should down in sympathy with
Pennsylvania AS the result of this selling the
lending rate indicates unusually large short In
terest- II earnings any indication nowadays OF
the value Of property. it may be stated that the
earnings for October of the New-York Central sys-
TEN are the largest in its history
GOLD IDPORTS.-The total gold engagements
made yesterday in London for import here amount
ed to 100000 of which the National City Bank
will receive $4,000 and Lazard Freres 81 $4,000 The
gold is expected to arrive here next week. The
National City Bank has deposited at the New
York Assay Office gold bars to the approximate
value of $4,000 representing recent imports from
Europe This is the only deposit of gold on ac-
count of recent imports from Europe.
MOVEMENT or MONEY.-Increasing pension
payments were reflected in increase in the debit
Of the Sub-Treasury at the Clearing House yester
day morning. which amounted s742050 Pre-
viously at intervals in the last week or so. the
Sub-Treasury was small creditor The banks lost
Wednesday $4,000. and since Friday have lost
So, 170n Last week in the same time the banks
lost $5153o00 The transfers of currency yesterday
amounted to 500 $4,000 to Chicago and 10000
to New Orleans.
NEW MEMBERS.-Grant B. Schley. jr.. Of Moore
& Schley' Alfred Goldman. of Boston. and Benjamin
Fleisher, of Philadelphia have been elected mem
bers Of the Stock Exchange
SOUTHERN RAILWAY Observation-Disclosures
Of the Southern Railway for the first week in No
vember show increase Of S74. 4S4 over the
week year ago, making. from July /, gain of
t1,137.es9
ELECTED DIRECTORS-The following have
been elected directors Of the National Railroad
Company of Mexico: Charles II. Tweed, Adrian
Iselin, jr., Cleveland H. Dodge ]. n. Wallace and
I. F. Loree. Speyer & Co, at the request Of the
Mexican government, remain the fiscal representa-
tIves of the company
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Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-Ori Orleans - COM
merciaI s. Is discount; bank. par. San Francisco
Sight par; telegraph. PIC Boston-Sc premium
Charlestan-Buying. 1-l6c discount; selling l-lOc
premium. Chicago-5Oc discount Cincinnau-Par'
Savanfsh-Buying SOC discount; selling 7Sc pre-
MUM. St Louis-6So discount. Minneapolis-lec
discount.
BANK CLEARINGs. - New-York - Exchanges.
SCI os2: balances Sl1.24sS5s. Boston-Exchanges'
SOS lol &c: balances 81 Oh. SIS Philadelphia - Elk
changes 1854 SIS: balances. s2655,s97. Chicago
Exchanges ssa5s5 IA: balances. 2,0O.4S2 Baltimore
Exchanges. So SSS6Ss balances. S6lS,S62
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money in
London S1Rd4 per cent. open market discount rate
for short bills. 4IsQ4 per cent; for long bills 41sg
a.. per cent Berlin discount rate, S15 per cent
Berlin exchange on London % marks IS pfennigs.
Paris discount rate. rs per cent Paris exchange
on London. Is francs Is centimes.
FOREIGN SECURITIES. - British consols for
money. S7l5: for the account SIS; French rentes.
IS francs 50 confines.
THE SILVER NIARKET--Bar silver, 57Isc; Mex
lean silver dollars 44c Bar silver in London closed
al Is 9-lsd
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. S5.S2; Lisbon. 245o
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington SSl55S; internal revenue
receipts 1852 09; miscellaneous receipts, S24375. Re
cepts for the day. SIN 95S; expenditures, 81 600.
Receipts for the month date $ls9Sl.91; expendi-
lures Ssn0Oo0; excess of expenditures. S2,47SO2S.
Receipts for the year date 500, 81; expendi-
lures. S29lSS0l7; excess of expenditures, $,soS7eo
UB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
TO the Clearing House S742,05o
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DN" IndeA Number Of prices proportional N
consumption sa7s25 on Nov.r,har -, -
$slS'S on October l. and $s9.579 on November
I'O- Inc net alteration in wholesale prices ~
leading commodities In October was not stril.t,,
AS yet there Is no evidence OF any weakening IN
although in sections there Is an ircr11
number of unemployed, which in time cannot gatI
TO affect the demand for commodities An NJ
usual degree OF irregulariy is in the month,s
fluctuations OF prices In leading staples As 10
meats there Is a general movement downward
which has continued with scarcely any interryp
ton since the summer Of 1872 when prices were
at the top OF most sensational advance T,a
months fall amounted TO almost 10 per cent and
compared with the highest price last year there
appears loss OF over 81 per cent In dairy and
garden products an advance Of about per cent
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-Ex dividend
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS

Further weakness developed in yesterdays
market although declines were not as a rule
heavy. There was renewed pressure against the
standard railway shares notably New-Nork
Central and Pennsylvania and considerable &C
fual liquidation in various issues. due TO de-
pletad margins and fear on the part Of some
holders that the dividend records of American
railways in 1904 viii be Ear less favorable than
they have been in the current year. In proper
zion however. TO the volume OF business in
stocks such as Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylva-
MIA and New-York Central. the genuine sales as
indicated by the company's transfer books have
been small in the last week. on Tuesday, for
tnstance. dealings in Pennsylvania amounted to
over 100000 shares. YET the number Of shares
presented for transfer was less than per cent
nf this amount Selling Of Pennsylvania affected
Norfolk and Western and Chesapeake and Ohio,
hut the downward movement appeared 10 be
wholly professional The manipulative charac-
ter Of current stock market trading was re-
6ected in The efforts Of certain operators TO
advance the Steel stocks by circulating a report
that a prominent life insurance company had
bought S150O0e00 Of the United States Steel
r per cent bonds The Steel shares were among
the few Issues. however. that showed net gain
at the close. other strong features being Anal
gamated Copper. Sugar Refining and the Alton
shares. The decline in the railroad shares was
indeed, general news items were encoura ging,
but conditions on the Stock Exchange were
based more on the possibilities Of the future
rather than on the current favorable features
in the situation.
Sterling exchange lrmer. but there was
still a fairly heavy pressure Of cotton bills on
The market and further enga gements in London
OF gold for shipment to this country Foreign
supplies Of cotton are low. Foreign buyers have
held of in the hope Of lower prices on this side,
hut their necessities are now so urgent that they
ere simply compelled to take our cotton at pres
ent quotations, thus fulfilling the predictions OF
The men who engineered the corner in cotton
that Europe would buy American cotton IN vol
Dre al record breaking figures. OF course. with
Europe in the market for cotton. adverse views
of the possible effects Of the recent corner in the
product may be modified. Large purchases at
present prices mean a large increase in this
country's wealth. while they insure gold i'm
ports If need the metal irrespective Of objec-
fions TO shipments on the other side The Bank
Of England did not raise its minimum discount
sate al the weekly meeting yesterday and It
was supposed that London had decided to make
Do further opposition TO exports 10 this country.
Call money ruled at . per cent in the day. with
lime funds at 6 per cent Total gold engage
snents amounted to 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-13
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London, Nov. D.-The weekly return Of the Bank
81 England shows the following changes: Total
reserve decreased Ig2gO. circulation decreased
asF0n, bullion decreased E3Se001 other securities
decreased 1854 600 other deposits decreased Il @ 0o9
public deposits decreased $1,000 notes in reserve
decreased 1900 and government securities de-
erased ttlS.ut Inc proportion 81 the Bank Of
England's reserve 10 liabilities this week is IS 3
per cent contrastcd with $50 per cent last Week
end compares with an advance from 49,. uer cent
70 60 ner cent in this week last year. The rate
q discount unchanged ~ per cent
Paris. Nov. I2.-The weekly return ~ the Rank
o. France shows the following changes: Notes in
circulation decreased 757e0Oo francs treasury ac-
counts current Increased l5.l25ay0 francs gold in
hand decreased 80 0V francs. hils discounted de-
creased l9.f75oso francs and silver or hand de-
creased J. 725.019 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-13
STOCK DECLINE CONTINUES.
SELLING PRESSURE DIRECTED AGAINST THE STAND
ARD SHARES.
Pennsylvania gain Acu Weak FenTe-Ca Money at Per Cent
j Further Gold Import Engagements.
quotations were:

Closing prices yesterday OF the principal acuVe
securities and net changes from Wednesday
.-uo.asfors We're.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED By r L. Day & Co. No 5 Nasssu-st1
Nov II Nov II Nov IL Nov "a
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occurred during October. chiefly due 70 the scar
city OF eggs Clothing cheaDened slightly despite
the recovery IN raw cotton, and metals faiied
10 show the full effect Of the reaction in iron and
steel because OF high prices for minor metais
petroleum and other products embraced IN that
class In twelve months fall Of almost per
cent has occurred. although clothing ana some
food products advanced; notably eggs sugar COL
fee tobacco fish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-13
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD
London slew-Yo-k New-York

London. Nov T. T. m.--The market for Arneri-
can securities Was generally higher. Final prices
follow:
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-AIarket lower. Fine
quotations follow:

RAILROAD BONDs-AIarRet lower Total sales
amounted n par value 90 $4,000 against 81 5s9 900
on "Wednesday. The heaviest dealings were in the
Atchison general IS. Atlantic Coast Line 4s Balti-
more 2na Ohio gold IS. Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy IS, Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
soad Is. Mexican Central first incomes Norfolk and
Western IS. oregon Short Line IS Pennsy Ivania
oonvertihe 3is Reading general IS Southern Rail-
way nrSt IS. Union Pacific convertible IS and Wa
1ash debentUre Bs. Consolidated Tobacco As and
Gnitco States steel % were also active
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OTHER CITIES.
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

Quotations furnished oy joseph Walker ssus. y,
Broad-stJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-13
comparative statement ~ liabilities and assets
Of the roads reporting for 1902 is as follows:
DUN'S INDEX NUMBER

..........Sl4. o3l. %. 0o6 Sc. %. -. -
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened a. 8
per cent highest. per cent. lowest, ~ per cent.
last loan, "a PEI cent closed at 2Q2z per cent ru-
tng rate. per cent Time money was quoted az s
per cent FOR thirty days -four months 6 per cent
Tor Eve and six months. Commercial paper was
quoted al per cent for choice four six months
bills and 6ask per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-sarlet closed steady.
Actual closing rates follow.
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WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses dealt in
5000 shares in the local market. mostly purchases
In London consols were heavy at SiA. losing a little
ground. and money harder in the open market
In London. The bank return was a fairly good
one, although the loss in bullion on the week was
more serious factor than reasonably good pro-
portion of reserve TO liabilities Rio Tintos were
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
STOCKS.
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FURNISHED by Frederic H Hatch. No. 30 Broad-''1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-04

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Inranc Der 6nabsnzS riaaOe.

Die bier i'm Gonpent tagenOen 8dosts
ten DeranItoften einen 4us3u8.
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