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New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
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Chicago, July 27-Wheat was dominated by the
crop news which was unfavorable Prices ad-
vanced sc TO 11sc. and held, The news which had
the most effect was from Kansas and Nebraska
Thrashng advices from that direction, whence so
much has been expected, told Of disappointing re-
suits. There We're reports Of blight in Southern
Dakota and Southern Minnesota There was the
same broad commission demand which was ap-
parent on Saturday. Toward the close there was
buying by the OF the professionals, Patten and
others. Everything favored the price except the
export demand, or rather the lack of It, But
stocks are so small the lack OF cash demand is
having influence in comparison with the dwin-
ding of crop expectations. The visible decreased
u7OOO bushels, compared with increase last
year Of 11760G0 bushels. The stock here 1855, 900
bushels. decreased $4,000 bushels Worlds ship
ments. 72S6O0O bushels, were 100000 bushels less
than the week previous much less from Russia,
the Danube and India. On passage decreased $685.
0Q bushels. Foreign markets were &c to 1850
higher. Primary receipts were less than half a
year ago; Northwestern receipts less than half.
Clearances were only 1000 bushels. The weather
conditions not especially unfavora ble-mod-
crate summer tempera lures and rains through
Minnesota Patten says he would not be surprised
TO see a runaway wheat market September sold
at 77asc and at 785c and closed at 7Ssc. Deem
Der closed at 7S4c; May, sosc sellers; everything
Up 1c.
The general inclination was to buy corn Prices
closed &c to &c higher and at one time they were
Of profit taking. The selling was led by Bartlett
Frazier Darlington and Patten. This profit TAX
ing tempered the buIlishness and closed the market
a little under the top. September sold Al 52Ao and
at 5Sc, and closed at 5224c sellers July closed at
521sc and December 521sc sellers. Receipts were l81
cars; to-morrow's estimate 245 There was in
tense heat, but Western advices report need of
rain. The shipping demand is fiat The visible de-
creased S000O bushels and the local stock s5S COO
bushels decreased 226.000 bushels.
There was a temporary break Of almost Sc in July
OATS and cash oats broke in sympathy. The ele-
vRtor people making standard oats fast, and
there was rush from the country TO catch the
high July price. The deferred oats futures were
strong. While July closed at 112c lower, the other
futures closed sc higher July left off at 3974c
after selling at 5Sz2c, September closed at SAC sell
ers; December. 34a4 c. and May, 36Jzc. The Howe
party continues TO absorb May. Receipts 2S0
cars: to-morrow's estimate 4S5. There about
100000 bushels standard oats from private bJgSss
and in the inspection to-day
Hogs were l0c to Z0c lower. It looked As though
important interests were selling proFslorS T-s
whole list was very weak; pork S0c o CSC lower;
lard. 1212c to 2oc lower ribs, zoe 10 90c .9@=--
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

NJ F. Kerby has sold for Tommaso GrOdano 10
John 6. Mumford. the two family frame house. No
1OoS East e-hUndred-and-sevenJy -eghth-st.. and
also sold Tor George BUckbee, the four story blck
hathOuse and stores, on the west side Of Webster
ave 80 feet north of One-hundred-and-seventy
Charles R. Smith and Frederick ". Jansen have
sold for the Lenlithorn estate No % Irving Place,
a four story and basement dwelling house. on
Richard Dickson has sold for William H. Keenan,
\ 10. $50 Beach-ave. three family house. on LOT
George F. Johnson & Sons have sold the three
ffaIhlly brick dwelling house, No. IS heIly-st, 20
2lX51 feet ana the size Of the lot 25xl0O feet The
price was $3.50 He has also sold the two family
The size of the house Is 2xO feet and the size OF
Bryan l. Kennedy has p'.i SOLD for Robert B. Gar
penLer No l35 West Seventy-second-st-, a four
house with dining room extension, 22xs5xl00 feet to
Herman b, Rarnch has sold Nos. $40 West One
hundred-and- tfth-st, hve story American base
Richard v Harnett & Co. have sold for John OF
telStfdt, OF Gutenberg, Germany No. los Third-aVe
ing tho northwest corner Of ThirteenIh-st.
IT ArnaI5 No 1sa 4Set oGf rom q tiJS stIT
HathQuse on lot SS 4xl00S feet. The same firm has
D. three story brick building. on lot 2lxS2 feet
Herman Cohen has bought through B. Nauheim
nIst-st. five story tenement house, on plot 2Sx
Charles I. Weinstein has sold No. 2O2 Elizabeth
ST, six story tenement house. on plot S7.4x96 SIX
Cyrille Curreau has sold the northeast corner Of
Ihrd-ave and Observation-Disclosures a
George F. Johnson & Sons have sold to John c.
EIdt No Il Beck-st., TWO family dwelling house
Rose, G. MerralI has sold No. 10 West Seventy
SeNenlh-st.. q four story and basement dwelling
house. on lot 21x102.2 feet l. ]. Phillips & Co
witz Nos. 546 54s and $50 West Thirty-ninth-st.
ffhree nve story brick buildings. on plot 75x9S9
feet; No. 537 West Thirty -ninth-st. a five story
6rlck building on lot 25x9S9 feet and Nos 4S4 and
plot 52x9S.9 feet.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
REALTY NOTES.

The James McCreery Realty Company took title
yesterday to plot lO0x2Ol1O feet on the south side
Of Northumberland twenty y-ffth-st 40 feet east
nal The realty corT.any in turn transferred the
title to Frederick +, Proctor. Mr.. Proctor has
mOrtga&ed the property TO the realty company for
Sl50N0 at per cent for five years, payable in gold
The plot forms part of Proctor's One-hundred-and
twenty-hfth Street Theatre property
The Stuyvesaut Real Estate Company obtained
title yesterday 10 parcel. 16SxeS9 feet on the
south side Of Thirty -second-st 1854 feet east of
Ninth-aye-, from Mary J. Kelly.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
Real Estate.

All that can be known or discov-
cred about a Real Estate Title the
TITLE GUARANTEE AND
TRUST COMPANY knows and
discovers through its plant, and
through its force of skilled lawyers,
devoting themselves wholly to title
examinations.
All that is unknowable and undis-
coverable, this company insures
against with a guarantee fund of
$8,OOO,OOO.
No buyer is justified in dispensing
with such protection.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
REAL ESTATE.
Sale of a Large Store and Loft
Building iR Park-st.

The Lovejoy & Noyes Company has sold for Rob
ert NJ. Donaldson. the six story store and loft
building. Nos. 90 and 81 Park-st.. 10 investor.
The plot comprises almost 1850 square feet The
building is rented for long term OF years 10
Oberly & Newell printers The price not made
public. but the property was held at $4,000. This
is only one several interesting transactions re-
Gently announced the district close 10 the City
Hall Realty values in the district would be greatly
benefited, il is thought If the. proposed big munich
PAL building built.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Van Buren-st., east side 1S5 feet south of Norris
Park-ave.. two two story frame dwelling houses
2lx5o feet; Joseph Gamacat. owner; E. Ebeling.
Van Buren-st.. east side 225 feet north Of Colur-
bus-ave. two story frame dwelling house 2Ix47
feet; Joseph Gamacat owner; f. Ebeling, arChi-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
Insurance Statement.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
WHEREAS. THE TEUTUSI.A INSURANCE

AIbany. June Jth,
WHEREAS. THE TEUTONIA INSURANCE
W Company. located New Orleans. state
Louisiana has filed in his ONCE sworn statement D
business and complied all respects the laws
OF this state relating Fire Insurance Companies III
corporated by other States II the United States;
Therefore. pursuance Of law. l. Francis lien
bricks Superintendent Of Insurance of the state o sew
York do hereby certify said Company is heLepy
transact fits appropriate business Of FIRE
accordance with law during
the current year. and business OF SAID
Company at the Of such statement December d.
Hpts 49, amount of available s7s4 OF O7
0f liabilities Except capital
and surplusl, including reinsurance llU -
actual paid-up carial- - ~
of IN CASH 134 SO -
of cash 6o4 S4s 30
In / subscribed name
IL 81 ana my Office be aflxed tho
Gay and year above written
FRANCIS HENDRICKS.
Superintendent OF Insuranca-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
ODE Fellows IN EoREcLosuRE.

Jacob Korn has brought suit 10 forecIose mort
gage on Odd Fellows Hall in Twenty-ninth-st near
Seventh-ave The property is owned by the Grand
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN WHAT

meeting OF the stockholders Of the AspeN Wholesale
Grocery Company win be hed at the Office Of the com
3l+3l6 Borough OF Marhat-
tan city of New~York the S0th day Of July. 1903,
at clock for the purpose OF eecttng five drec-
tors for the ensuing and two inspectors OF election
10 the annual meeting and for the trans
action OF such business properly come be
fore said meeting Polls will remain for two hours
Transfer books will be closed from July 20 1908 TO Au
10. 1903.
B. l. HACKENBERGER.
NeW-Yorh S 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
BRUNSWICK & CHILLICOTHE n. r. co.
FTTTySTr HFS,TS-(s C.r- pON-TDE
pAGIETC RANK
Financial Meetings.

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the Mechanics & Trader Bank will be
held at the office OF the association os 800 and o6l
broadway, in the City Of New York 1lth day Of
august 1903 at l2 m. to determine whether the Board
OF Directors OF said bank shall Increased 10
10 % and also whether vicepesidents o. the said
bank shall be created, 10 represent at va
rious branches the transaction of such other
business may be presented. Dated New York July
H. 1903 By order Of the Board o Directors
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
sAnc t-tsre
GAS COMPANIES.

49, Light & Trac---.-.--
~ pref 8 per cent. 49,
p,1g Gas Ist mtg 6s. 1855
a. stock. .---.--
gi-e !. 4 g. r lst IS. ls4--
ana E d p Co lst mtg Is
linn Gas Co Isl IS, l93&
. g & 7 c 1st Con IS. 1879
do stock .--.. -....- ..''-
- " Gas Co Isl 6s 1922
q Ran G L Co Ist IS. 1913.
Hpd O. Gas Isl Con IS. 1919
Ipdianap Gas Est 6s, 1928.
DO stock. k....--.--..- ---.'
T.E ~ Y Gas 1St 6s. 1873.
rSew-Haven Gas CO stock.
X y & Q r Z s, = Co stock
Dc pref -.---.-----.-.- --..-.-
Ohio 4 ] @ LIST mtg 6s 1925
do stock .--.--..----
Syracuse q 1st mtg 5s, 1876
q Joseph Gas 1st 5s. 1887
81 Paul Gas @ u IS 1874
VTestch L CO 1st nag IS. 1880
Go pref stock. k..---.-..--..
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
BOSTON STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Dewins Ruegles & Mills No 90 war-st
New-Yora. and No. l2a South 4ta-s,. Phlladelnbia,
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A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received al theiv Uptown ONO
NO I,304 BROADWAY
Advertisements will be received al 'ne Glowing oraHcn
offices at regular Office Untl O'Clock viz :
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7th and Sth aves West 125th-st.; t.sssSS
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FERRY COMPANIES.
Furnished by William E Nichols Co, No. Is wail-st)
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uoLLAND-AMERICA ~.

Ii New TwIn-Screw Steamers q - 500 Tons
NEW YORE-ROT-TERDAM via BCCLOGNE
SAILING Wednesday AZ 10 a H.
ror+e~1ara Aug -
=. Nocr4ztr1 Aus
t.,.----Ts1, Rctrer1ann---- a
IISI AMERICA LINE. 81 B'WAT. J.
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4 AIFRICAN LINE.

- TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Piers 81 and - Nortn River
Trr,b-fa 800 Avg II A NJ EtTurta- Aug. IS. 70 A. NJ
I.ucania. Aug S. 7 III. Campania- Aug "a r. AZ
EXTRA TUESDAY SERVICE
CarDatha Aug l. p. NJ Auranla- Aug is. Z p. ~
Carrying second Third Glass Only
VERNON 4. BROWN s. CO.. Gen Agents.
- BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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u AM BUREsA MERIGAN LINE.
FOR Ply TE-CII IIEItBoU Isct-HA AMBUFlG
Pretoria Aug l. Buecher--.- Aug 20 10 An
Aoitke. Aug g. 10 An Penusyl ania--Aug - PM
Naldersee- Aug 5 AN a Victoria Aug q. 10 AM
p Sgsmund- Aug. - An Patricia. % 1880 Az
HAAlBt FG-AAlEEICAN LINE
CTices, SS g Piers, E0BOksn. ~. =
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

OWNERS. Attention!-Don't bother with tenants and
~ ! wlu rent teuenents
and gve yoC casn secuIIty- PIcSCLA Co 3O2 way.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
OIL ID WOMI6y1ON LIME.

OAlLA SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth Primers
Point News. connecting Eulsrsburg.
Richmond virginia Beech. Washington D. c. and entire
South and West
Freight and Passenger steamers from Pier "a
n R. Beach week 3 =. NJ
II B WALKER VIce-President & Traf1c Manager.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-30
wEARE GRAIN COMPANY.
Omaha Branch 11C-1II Board of Trade
RufIdinu.

CHICAGO April 29.-WHEAT-There was
a weak market early and the crowd seemed
inclined to sell, but on crop damage talk
from st. Louis there was general covering
and the market recovered its early loss.
Foreign markets were all some lower. New
York reports 25 loads taken for export.
C!earances were $780, 600 blu. ST. Louis re-
ported 10000 bu. of No. 2 red sold from
there, There were 100, 900 bu. of contract
wheat out OF private houses here. There
will be large shipments of No. 1 northern
in the next forty-eight hours. Primary
receipts were $4,000 bu., against 10000 last
year. Primary shipments were 246,OOO bu..
against $4,000 last year. Northwest re-
ceipts were 1O1 cars, against 115 last year.
Local receipts. 81 cars, with four contract.
Estimates for tomorrow. 20 cars. There
are predictions for snow as far south as
Kansas for tonight. Minneapolis wheat
100000 bu. The buying side seems to be
the popular one for September.
CORN-The market has been small and
featureless. The cold, wet weather and
the predictions of more had most to do
with the buying. There was some inquiry
for corn from the east. Country offerings
were smaller. Local receipts, So cars, with
one contract. Estimates for tomorrow, 11C
cars. The cash market was NC higher.
Clearances. $1,000 bu. New York reports
sales. 5000 blu. st. Louis May was fully
1c under the July. The weekly crop bulletin
said planting, was making slow progress.
last year. Primary shipments, al 600 bu.
against 227,OOO last year.
OAIS-Ine market mas Kept STEADY
helped by the cold weather west. the pre-.
diction for snow and the report by ths
weekly crop bulletin that oat seeding had
been much delayed; but there was nc
shipping demand and the cash market was
hq1c lower, and between these conflicting
influences the market changes were small
July and September gained some on thu
May option. Local receipts were ia cars
with 3 contract. Estimates for tomorrow
100 cars. Clearances. Is, 600 bL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at about yester
days closing and sold up on buying By
packers. The weakes feature in the mar
ket was lard. and there is very little casl
demand. Swift and Company, the larges
holders of lard, sold considerable yester
day. Cudahy sustained the May porl
through brokers. There were 5000 hogs
and the market opened rather slow AM
easy, 10c lower, closing active, but 1Od15
lower. Estimates for TOMORROW, 26,O00 hogs
Hogs in the west today. $1,000, against 70, 90
last week and 1900 last year.
EARL GRAIN COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-30
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various
C~Ommoditfes

NEW YORK, April 29,-FLoUR-Re-
seipts, 400 bills. exports. 1872 bills; mar
patents, S,7OdI.0o; winter straishts. ss.5Oea
$50; Minnesota patents, A.O0G4.30; Mime
sofa bakers, s.; 96da4O; winter extras, s2.sO
to fancy. Ss.25as.46.
S0R INN yellow western.
fE-Du No. 2 western. 60kc, (. o. b.,
anoat; state, S6qSsc' c. l. T. New York.
Buffalo; mailing, 52q5Sc. c. /. T., Buffalo.
-WHEAT-Receipts, 4,9l5, bu:; exports.
x vator P and s siSSc steady oy N SSos 2 red g. sS'4e osls -
ern. Duluth. 791kc (. O. b. afoat: No, /
hard. Manitoba, sshc I. o. b. aioat. OPP
tons opened steady, but at once eased on
under LIQUIDATION In spite of cold weather
west; later they recovered on export talk
and reports, OF Hessian fly in the south
west, the close being steady at a partial
10 net loss. Sales Included: No. 2 May,
SohqSOAc, closed at S0hc; July, 76hd76Mc'
closed at 763sc; September, 74%q74Ac. closed
CoRN-Reeeipts, 10000 bu. exports. 81. 1856
pn;; spot dull No. 2 $40 elevator and
dlac. Option market after holding steady
for a time broke under liquidation and
fears OF expanding receipts, but finally
net higher; May, 54q541sc, closed at blJke;
September closed at 5OAc. 49,
OATS-Receipts, ln,OO0 bu.; exports. Q 375
bu.; spot dull; No. ?, SSci standard white,
4Oei No; I, sc; No. 9 white. 4Oc; No. 3
nal; track, white western. sSa45cn;' tTaek,
white state, SSq45e. Options active and
sGsyt My closed at SAei o,so. .
choice $LOO01.5O.
H~oFS.Quieti state, common 10
Pseihc coast. 1902, lSa22c; 1901. i5ai7e; old
'GipEs-steady. Galveston. 20 to Is lbs.
tSSi y htt . ~ q 70 % pounds lsc; Texas
LEATHIER-steSdy. Acid. 24a2sc.
kiSEJfIIm' domestic. fair TO extra,
TALLoW-steady; city, bAe asked; coun-
PRoVisioNs-Beef, steady; family. sr2 "a
9i3.OO; mess, S9.OOql0OO; beef hams s20OOd
2l50; packets, N0o0Gil.5O; city, extra mat.
bellies. SgiOxe: picked shoSiders AZ iG nscs1
led hams, ll&Qi24c, Lard. steady; westerr
steamed, $3.50: April closed $780, nominal
lea. SIC; compound, s7.5SaS.S6. PORK. A aSn'
tamily!. slsi short clear. ~Sl9.OOd20OO; mess
BUTTER-Receipts, 4,4ss pkgs.; unsettled
state dairy, l7d22c; creamery, extra, 221kc
creamery, common TO choice, lSq2Sc.
CHEESE-Receipts, 1924 pkgs. steady
fancy, large, fun cream, fall made. colored
l4kQlfAc; white, 14hd14i4c; fancy, small
o9lored lSc; fancy small, white. i4e;
steady; state and Pennsylvania. lsRlshc
was. Is Cd lower In London, while future
declined bs TO Rl36 lbs; locally tin was hrn
and a shade higher az S9oO5qSo.l24 at Lon
don copper prices advanced l5s to SEQ l6
for both spot and futures, while the New
York market was nASgILb for lake
in London at eli LIS Cd and at A.sTh Ii
New York. Spelter advancing los ON tn
London market to $40 p Sd, remained hrn
locally at $3.50. Iron closed at 52s Cd Il
Glasgow and at AS Htd In Middlesborough
locally iron H. QUIET No. ! foundry, north
dry, northern. at t905OaZLOO; No. / foun
Ary, southern, a N q 1 foundry, south
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-30
Total receipts .1sl
The disposition Of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-

OLd
CATTLE-Receipts of cattle were quite
the supply for the three days of this week
considerably in excess of the same days OF
last week, and also of last year, as VIII
be seen from the table given above. the
demand, though, was equal to the occa-
sion, so an active and steady TO strong
market was experienced.
Steer buyers for local packers were OUT
early this morning, and the market was
active and steady TO strong from the be,
ginning. They all seemed to have liberal
orders, so the more desirable grades sold
readily at stronger prices than were palo
Yesterday. The commoner kinds sold about
steady. The quality of the bulk OF the
offerings was again good, as will be seen
from the sales below.
The cow market showed very little change
from Yesterday. The demand seemed to be
Of liberal proportions, but at the same time
buyers did not want to pay any more than
steady prices. Sellers, as a rule, were will
inE to cut loose at steady prices, so the
buik of the cattle was disposed OF at a
reasonably early hour.
Bulls were in good demand at steady to
strong prices. and veal calves held ruby
The demand from the country for stock
ers and feeders was again disappointing
Yesterday, and as a result SPECTATORS were
bidding lower this morning. The very best
grades were not a great deal lower but
ali others were rather slow sale and un-
evenly lower. Prices nave been going
down quite rapidly all this week, and all
Einds have suffered, the good as we'll as the
common. Representative sales:
bEEE ATEERa-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-30
Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS, April 29.-WOOL-Steady,
with receipts of new increasing; medium
grades and combing, 15Q1Sc; light fine, 14@
lie; heavy fine, lOQlSe; tub washed, $50
2SIkc.
BOSTON, April 2e.-WOOL-Fine staple is
medium, 46q4Sc; medium, 4Sq45c. Idaho
fine, 14d141ac; fine medium, 1oQ1512c; me-
dunn, 15a16c. Utah and Nevada fine, 14g
14lsc; fine medium, 15Q15hc; medium, 100
16hc. Dakota fine, 12Qlsc; medium, 15016c.
Montana fine choiceY lS@19c; fine average,
16kQ1715c; fine medium choice. 1S@19c; aver
age, 17q1Sc; staple, 1s@lsc; medium choice,
186i9c; average, 17@lSc. Colorado, New
Mexico, etc, fine, 11@l2c; fine medium, l3a
14c; medium. 14G15c; coarse. lSq14c; New
Mexico improved, l5Q16c; Arizona heavy, 1!
613c; average, I47l5e; choice, l6@17c;
Georgia. 2l@22c. Fleece woods have been
fairly active, with prices firm; Ohio and
Pennsylvania Xxx and above, 3l15@32c; x,
27a2Sc; No. 1, 3lQ32c; No. 2. S1Q32c; No. ]
and No. 2, 27q2Sc. Australian woods are
very. dull because there is such a small
supply and all quotations supplied.
NEW YORK, pril29.-WOOL~Firm.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-30
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
ark stin Restricted, but Gus
tOmary Reverse Does Not Come.

NEW YORK. April 29.-The stock mar
ket was still restricted to a narrow pro-
fessional channel today. but 1t got through
the day without the recent customary re-
versal of the course of prices. For several
days with the diminishing volume of bust
ness the tendency OF the market has been
taken I'm the morning. Today the course
was upwards throughout and professional
leaving their contracts open over night.
The market closed at practically the high
est level and with a notably firm tendency.
The improved tone was largely due to the
sympathetic effect on the general list of
a very persistent absorption of the Erie
stocks, which left the common IL, the first
preferred rs and the second preferred 3A
higher than last night.
The report of earnings Of Lehigh Valley
for March showed a surplus after fixed
charges of 1924, 500, compared with a deficit
for March of last year of $544, 116. Supple
menting the favorable showing reported by
the Erie for March. the Lehigh report had
a stimulating effect upon the coalers gen.
orally.
The buying Of the Fries, however. was
of a special character and gave rise to
to an early increase in dividend distribu-
tons.
The general market was inclined to hang
back and moved in a rather irregular
manner until the persistent strength of the
Eries decided the general upward move
ment. Some of the New York public utili-
ties were Inclined to react after yester-
days short covering movement on the de-
clared validity of the franchise tax,
Amalgamated Copper rose early in re-
spouse to a sharp rebound in the price OF
London copper, but lost most of the gain
when the London copper market ran of.
The reaction in the silver market had
some early effect on Mexican railroad
stocks. but they rallied in company with
the rest Of the market. The shipment to-
day of $500, 900 to South America, following
yesterdays similar shipment to Paris, kept
alive some conjecture as to a continued
outward movement of gold. The sustained
frmness of the London money market and
the doubt as to the hoped for reduction
tomorrow OF the Bank of England discount
rate caused some reflected depression early
but London afterward turned buyer OF
stocks here and helped in the rally.
With the announcement of the franchise
tax the decision of the professional traders
were inclined to take the view that Ali OF
the bad news Immediately expected wal
now known and the market reasonably Sc
cure against depressing factors.
Money continues to work easier. There
is little demand for time loans for the
shorter periods, owing to the inclination e
depend upon the call loan market. Fol
season the demand is greater. But sup
piles offering even for the longer period.
show an increasing tendency.
The increasing supplies Of money affec
the bond market more distinctly thai
stocks. A wide variety OF issues was deal
in today, although price movement still
continues somewhat irregular. Total sales
par value, s., l32, 600. United States As ad
vanced Il on the last call.
The following are the quotations on tn
New York Stock exchange: