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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29
Rscei7,s AZ tse ports sne i-,,io- Point. today. con-
pared VIA the same cay last u.sek and aef "a.

A-l-Ige special LlVerpool ostles: SPOT cotton
Ni-Ticsf 800 re-e.Pts 90 a-ss. AEneE.ran. 1000
poats Eigaer. closed STEADY net p5ats higher O. 50
!sassF. 5aga 5.s lsa5 e. assE ss oss s.
sl2s: Fe5r1s--ssrs. Sr- l s1-1 an
Clcths--A far 5usiuess doing
FloUR AND NEAL-TEsre was 70 material chance
2loes IL re aqsen1e % Important demand. closed
straigE,s s. 55ss - tn,er Ia:e-ss' IS ssi %. $50
b g1ts- $ soaSS lo Red D1z S2Jasz7 90 e sT-ve-
choce Z i fa- g r., az g Sc = -Ssss t5'
NJ 49, h.n cree. sSaass 81 a. g brand BAG
s. 30. coarse 81 0s9sI TO- FEED-F1-r Quoted. S7-.-g
spr,ae slaa ral5-ng s-oas- u sasas IS seea,
So 20 hq.k IS 81 sacks 70 arrive u meal s2{as24 s.
49, - ~ 81 iA5sr aisE ratler sharp aa-
et = 'e f,ass vas as7s, wee ii esene- q &c boT
market aside fr5rl rs rstte- oye--Sia cSaelr sSs ~.
bss6 Ia, ys5r ~ % 55 9 $500, S VS. Is,o 90
cry cisarpong 81 view 1f t1e l-e weather that has
bSgr ar-i-st "a Is5 81 ~. s- 49, " % ils3go
mes t5iz 5earisf showing was decline IN Eng-sa
amount passage s1e irz.sa,Ia.s RAJ sSg645err v5ai
shaiy- wan street news vas also di5-oroeras to jzs
~ .s-s -leia- s.t-r.ree s1al receipts ss noted AID
~ ge.se 81 Only 1900 6pzh IL t5e ylzioe vhe-s
-, are tsa.e5 -ss 6een eznected oont-nle9
ear-N fears only 81 losLs taken eli c1lpC--s
Local stocks decreased - 200 bush. ana 800
oSsn The 51ntr1ct stock Z wheat n Nsvy-Tork de-
creased 10000 bush -0 1u35n0 bush. Closing prices
Pars s1oved ar advance ~ from % 81 Tor re
ca3 northwest markets i- spite = the small receFts,
c@cnec r1o5erate being Influenced ~ some extent by
te TACT thaf minneapolis mills are san afe--ot By tie
sifiae luctatlEs = cash wheat at7at basis ve-e
= felows 20 Northern Duluth. $50 Octh her 1870,
No hard Chicago. $3.50 October lJi5. and No red
New-Ao-k. t2'sc C0TtN-Trr-e was E7ee K1ess 81 TIE
corn market a. FRS t7vec p partial recovery later
~ ne day which let the f-ai price sc ret lower T-e
sTe1.1 weather 81 trrCrE7 thr beit End absence z
frost i- leading states had -t o. tk ea-lv selling
pressure n opposition PC te decrease 81 coo bush
chicago receipts were large. bur contained relatively
small C See m
rrent for two days Lite s-ezalncss il n
moderate demand shorts oCrasr1ed after
uftu-u Local stocks ISL go bush than
last week while the contract supply increased 100
loads ourc--s 30 closed -27s~ elevator and s3+c
z b sfI1t- OAT~-Ei-h other markets Price Z
oats declined Eorevhat today. ard vas more or less
under bfarisE influence al day local cash market
800 visible Supply decreased Isl bush
local gained - 80 bust last week
closed l-r- 10 81 white and standard white.
SO. 40 white a. &c and track white. z274e- RYE
Market duh no Western. este. sd0at. state
and Je-Ee- F7TTgi-r EtPLTT-ATa-ket Gull
Feeding euote5 SC and mailing 5G1C5c b5Jh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29

lambs 5ssss t;s TIE sag q tss ;..s so, =: sygss IS
esy 5g5iso per 70 dressed lambs about STEADY
s.lsss Jgea O. eos STATE lambs . - ,vsTns .,
a S "a %. 3 n 81 At S IS ~ 90 g IS So
a. lo2 y s. so Sc Pennsylvania do III 70 at s. 80
Eas s9a C'ERasy is PsnR Tsy "a 2, -9 q.
S g. "a Iuaiaaa do . p 81 s. % 20 d 3 -. az S5
EsIaI9 DO IS p $ 80. - 60 g = at s. =; -
$ IS. Ia DO IL = at s. 3 Is Ias5a ssssP 12s n
81 q Pe9EsyvaHia 70 IA 70 at s. 10 &c. 100 d. Al
50 60. - .. al = 80 . -, -, ..
= Do Do 4 At $ 81 55 r:i,s r-, 90 IS
$ oa 9sea 70 > 2, s. 3 S;a; IS a. 20 2, Z Z a. '4
s ave &C. 90 a. & - y 60 Sc y At
s. - sac g. Is 70 4. 81 .. s. u. at s. Is;
Nsr5sa 60 p ksn,ae.y ,.s. $ n q; s. 3; e q
q 9s.5 5al 5 e z a. =, rs y ss Ga 90 !65 p a,
S 60: II West virginia q n s. 20. IS euls g.
s CO e gsa l. s4 lsEssi % Il :, q g $50
George l. DsHsaek: 20 Xgrt5srn Csnaaa ls-7sz rs
d. % b at s.: IS o. u. $ -. saee7 % n a.
D Harrington: I3l STATE lambs. : ? at s.: i:s g.;
= n az SSH 20 Bif57lo GO. :. = ID e. E, Is -
. n At s. ca Ssae s.esp 3 10 at IS o. do IL"
o. a. - 90; - o.. :. i vo,, lambs g - s. -
- do 60 @ e so - clls - y az 8 - . st.e
lambs 10 al - 81 -. az 8 5o- III do Is %
80 s. SO; state sheep and lambs
CD r. 81. Is state sheep IS H. al s. 20; A de- - ID
h. Hume & Bro. 223 state lambs. s. p So Is:
DO = 70 al 30 D. So. safe sheep. Isl
n at 81. I buck 80 n. al 50. -
II. Hollis. % lambs. $ =. al So 10 North
Canasa do IS %. Sc Al safe a.. = 70 e. 80 -
s. - 40 90, i9g n a S %: rs STATE lambs. q r., AZ
So S1-z. g 90. - u. a. s. 20
Andrew Mullen: ~ state lambs 50 81, 6 90, -
- s. So Go. = p. at s. 90 80 DO > 70 a So
70 a ! 10 u. 10 - =
60. 113 Il a 50 so - .
Je,!ee WrlEh- s. Co. - iar11- e. - 81. "A
DO ~ r. az ec-, 1913 Co : S7l-- 10 do %
4 S >. Il Stlte sheep 134 y at $ - - g. 10 n
at s. so % do l0l y a So -. DO. Il2 n at 81
HoGS-Eeceip .s for two days were g. ears, or 800
head including $500 head FOR the market Prices
quoted ana state and Pennsyva1ia hogs
selling mainly So 60aS6 20 per 100 Y az the open
ing Country dressed hogs steady a. s4sc per y -3r
5uu @ light weights
Sa1esB w Otis Co: hogs. i53 = average.
Sc 20 per 100 y, > pigs =, - 50 -. rSCSns IS
D. s. 20.
. az IS so: rOaghs SS3 n ~ $ 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29
LONDON WOOL MARKETS.

Lou1on sept 2s-The oTe-f-zs az the wool auction
szics To-Day amounted u $50 bales including
E--iy Of u@dg r-atss Competition was - ri-ed anI
r-f--~ raf-tzi-ed Ta-f-v ~c0urefs
re---ar SITS t7 keen ie-ard Cane % Cod H~pa
grades n fair and several parces
tH-ee-c-arte- b-ets taken h~ Are--
buyers Following The sales n tetai: Sv sou,h
Vaies 80 hcles secured 1i1GE1s i1Aad ca Z
01s Qu-HEssn1 I 900 bales; secured 1s i+fris iiis
sTf0i=e Tict-rfa loo bales 7cou- Z. 9Lzt-
Is I14. --e@sv fs~lu Il Australia 600 bal-s
F-esSv sEe-sd Seu-ZeaIa7d n01 bs-es- sc-u-et s&t
Gfs ql-d greasy 5tzEGIs ~. Cape q Cod Here and
Sa-sT an bafes. secured af0fs I'D greasy 5t.Gs4
E-glis1 100 bales greasy c81 Falkland Isau1s so
halls. greasy. Gf1i7d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool ss7teuaser 2s-closisz; vhsst-spot Ne
resy erfe-7 dull. s. I'D Northern
sp-irr NJ STOCK: auist: Ocohsr. Sc I'D. De-
center. IS 5-sc- CoTu--sPcts AreTca1 n1ixed quiet
a. -f- qu.et- October a $40. S@=eU5er.
go Dccenber - 3'&d. Peas--aradau Hrrn. IS FL
e5a-Pac.H. Coast arm IS losG1I Bes- 61ll. extra Izea
rlees Cs Pork dull prime mess Western rs &C.
Fs-s easy: short cut. IS SIS 81 Bscoa Gaiel
s-eacy Cumberland - 20 n SIS "a. 70.
fg p. clear uIa-dles. = .
= 60 IozT eez- r-iz5Ls. kssgy, IS ~ = is &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

business done. prices unchanged, American u1id5li-z
500 sales 2 the day 5000 bales % which
go Tor SPECULATIVE ard exprt. and nciutsd 45OO
Re-efrrs. 700 bales including 40
Futures r-srrd and closed steady. American mid
eIfrz & o September. 8 Ell September snd Ortoner
.g0= 4-d. O-t1her November. 1903 2g1 Novsr7-
Der and Deceuber 1Gd. December ard January. f3s
T4f. January a15 February Has. l2c FEBRUARY ard
Marc 51195 ia March ard April. 51lS5.i2t. April
= Nav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29

The premises described . Parcel Va vfr =.
90 si@s-t =, oftsasss t-I-sn a. iolloNs Premises
La NoTS CITY 20 sIF-
JEST ~ Mortgages q Seventeen thousand JSl1 0aO 80
IS "t1 .r-e rst ~ 81 from l5lh daV q,
June. Premises Nevg ~
CITY. VII 20 sid subject a mortrags
THOUSAND l&lslts1 tu1sl-zr thers.r
- anaga t59 tAs lath ty % June. t9U5 Premise. -
East 10Th 81 est yes York CIV sold sTIbss-
Inof,sese ot Fifteen IhoGsaad SIS cv0l DolaTs 80
interest tEereol az fsr1
June Premises described -
WI - sod SUBJECT - Two ulo-usasss ere -
Ihc-slnd trll.etsi Dollars. an -
except Al Washi-Eton Street With trte-r~- ,tssss
- per s1r1E3 from Nsy iJ,h. 1873. aad re 49,
-! .Ts2ss5 ae-s 20 EiEat TAousa1d IS so, ~ %
COZ erns Premises al Nas1ngtc1 -,.S 1ts.aFs
Gsreon a. - ArrfI 2srh tas in'erss:
Datoc. New 1c-& SsDrs-her z-d .acs
szR-S L.ES-rs z~s,-,. ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Sept. 2s.-FLOUR-Fi-a1: good demand. fancy
blended pateut 50 fancy spring patent 81 %. family
patent winter. 81 -, pastry. grade % re
s. - WHEAT-S1-ins steady; No ] Northern. spot
carloads. s. -1c. winter steady 80 red SIC CORN
0Ee-inEs laat No yellow. 53l.c No corn. 51E9
51i.c- OATS-FlrU- No . white. 4Iztc. 10 mixed
8SAc. BAELEY-Choics 70 fancy western c 4 quoted
f31f4c- ETE-NO 1. f. store. SEA c. CANAL.
York
chicago sept 2S-Ths Ieaeirs futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29

-e local rnrEeE fcr EG0t crtfrr closed culet WIN
zee lr hanged IRE haFts - n-l1nE -i-
80 a-c j So fof r1il-ling Gut- Total sales. aatS
.f. t-lllllrE 600 Per errrr and 800 delivered nl
...r--- southern sp0f marEete -cleeral 80 81
r--'.t N4uilEt-r r-r. T. rH--s lower at o - ---
e-e o1iet -LrlauEe-. a. ea.c. sa-es. 90 -la-es
- --le- unchanged. lalte
a t-ec-ss Sac sales i.0al bales Iatl-
- lor---li - lower ~ l0Ac- AUEusts siea-.
al Inclengec a. ssc ch2Tleston sleaey' uuc,LAIsee
cs sGleE. go hEies GSlrestcc strong, Gnch2-lgel
- DC. ssles z-2ss bs1es. NCv-orea1s STEADY. Cd
g. - sac sales. 0o0 bale Estn-a.e1 rece g
= - ears 20 to-r1orrDw 1880 20 $50 helee
-. sal4 a. weeE az $50 al yea calves
tltec - SCI - 900 $500. co1pSrc- rtfL 44.~s
Nee- ane z15z Houston r. essecee % -
-. -.o9 - 300 balc-. c1rFG-e1 VIZ LzsoS last
"a ar = 81 yezr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29
STOCK OK HAND

Asos-1 t--s
-.
IA Jos -''l
savannah. sept 2s-TURPESTTNE hrTn Sc: re-
cei-r. G5I chs, slz7 h1s. l. bh-s ROSlN
hr1 receipts ASH cts. sales 1914 bbls exports s55
O. s. AZ y s. 70; s. 20. h Sc 20: II. 81. y S4 " @.
Clsrsstoz- SeEt ST FeEE.2,TIs'E nominal RoSIN
STEADY A. 2 G s. % = $ 90. Z. So r s. 10. o. 3
4 s. :; I $ =: X So IS. u. IS o.. y. s. a.; " C.
celpts 81 casks ESIS STEADY 81 SoS 81 receipts. A.
tcs lar firm, = -. recetr--. l26 1bs CRUDE TCR-
PENTlNE frn. s.. IS % and - So pts. O. bbis
Nev-Orea1s SEPT es--Re-e-2ts--csi1 10 oo-s- Ex-
ports London Eosiu. ~ 5b1s
London. Sept S-TTEFENTISE-Sp-i EOSIN
American strained IS 50. fine q O..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29

f-r1 With price. those staples
however. unchanged We quote.
SPIRITS TTRPENTINE-oI and machine. bbls. ssh
TAR-Pi-e. tbIs. s. 7CTS2 81: ou bbls 81 1884 IS.
ROSIN-Counrnon -5od strained s. 80. z. s. -; +
81 s07Se - g. s. 5O1sc So Il $ $50 So So 59SS coz
81 eo7SS u SASS 10. = 81 100 s. " q. s. 20
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29
NAVAL STORES.

- s-ts t-rp.utt-s there ves . sio- eezzs2s a.:
este- "a zlis soc.. -s62cii7z e1otsd Elos1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29

,hor- eiea- Backs fs - 20 % 47s s-rr ss
~ - sos sr9uifers-Scuare. II 20 u u. fseAI. .
A. prime IN ticrces. as
refined pats. 5as Butter nominal Cncese
freS- uhte strong 5ss 81. American nnest so.o.se.
s--our 5r- "a TaI1w-P-u1e city firm 2ts - IlpeL
Petroleum Refined o71ts nom
raj F,sf--C-r-lcn frr. s. o. Lanseed Oh sea-
Cattr-seed oifTfuN refined spot stedaye o.
Talf5v-AustraIisn IN London steady. 9os 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29
Business Opportunities

yX-ANTED -Buyiar AGENT Cor America tor ne sac %
w a Trr-d .slsl deiicacv whieh would Rave nrss
.ae amongst WEISS people EXPORTER. Box $3.50, Sol
a1ve~r.sirg Caces. Lol-cu- Ems and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29
LIVE, STOCK MARKET.

Nev-Yo-z. September >. 1903
WEEKLY RECEIPTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-29

Ie-erts q h-eadsrus interior points thousandE
ciplers tlufI emitted 1lE- ll.s. busl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-23
'Ex dividend.
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS.
BID. Asked.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. 7M7h per cent; last loan.
* per cent; ruling price. * per cent: Time
four months, per cent. for Ave and six
months, So per cent. for seven and eight
months, Commercial paper is quoted At a. q
per cent for prime single names and bills
receivable; other nance, oHd7 per cent.
Foreign exchange was strong again this
morning, demand sterling being quoted at
the opening at s4ssaastss.. an advance;
Saturday. il is thought that the strength OF
the market is due rather to the covering OF
short contracts than to an increased inquiry
were light. The market closed arm. with
Posted rates we're quoted at s4.sa for long
bills and s4.se1i for short; Actual rates
asa s5'.. and cable transfers, S+s8h asa. se't.
Francs were quoted at $40 less lilo for long
and SHY for short. Reichsmarks were
Guiders were quoted at 40 Lie for long and
10 5-l5 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
Par. Charleston--,Banks. buying, at SOC.
discount; San Traneiscc.soes; premium: q:
ennatiac dse sssSsSs New o5GHi @
Bs4sse plenm s. Rfnaf gtI r 4ee
apolis-Par. Montreal sisht. par; telegraph.
1870, premium. Louisville-25c discount
Money in London. l1id2 per cent. Rate
of discount in open market for short and
three months bills, 5-l8d3s per cent. Con-
soils for money closed at IS 7-l6 and for the
account at SIS 7-ls. The Bank Of England s
minimum discount rate remains unchanged
at 4 per cent. The weekly statement OF
the Bank shows the following changes: Total
reserve increased $1,000; circulation de-
creased f4le.0Oo; bullion increased E2s8 ASA
other securities decreased fl4e,OO0; othe
deposits deere sed f227 900; public deposits
increased f74l 900; notes in reserve increased
Ge54. 900: Government securities increased
ga 900 The proportion of the Bank. of
En- glands reserve to liabilities this week IL
a. 30 per cent. contrasted with "A. OF per cent
last week. and compares with an advan CO
from 49, to IS 1915 per cent. in the cores
bonding week last year.
Paris advices quote 8 per cents at OF fran cs
y, centimes. The private rate Of discount
is ~ per cent. Exchange on London "a
francs IL centmes. The weekly statement
OF the Bank Of France shows the following
changes: Notes in circulation decreased
Increased 47,oso,OOo francs; gold on hand
decreased 7,O25. 900 francs bills discounted
decreased l4.8?5 900 francs; silver on hand
decreased 100000 francs.
Berlin advices quote exchange on London
20 marks Az pfennigs. The private rate
OF discount is 81 per cent.
New York Clearing House statement Ex-
changes, sl92 ,Os8, 500 balances. s9.o28, 3le
Sub-Tressury debit balance. ~ .o9l .es2.
Commercial price of bar silver in New
York eiIc. Bar silver In London closed
at 2si.d. Mexican silver dollars were quoted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-23

The chief source OF strength In the cotton market
TO day the hrmneSS OF Liverpool, where both
Lane ashire and Continental Spnaers continued
to buy and where, II Is understood Egyptian opera
tors were covering TO some extent The buying
there OF late, II turns out. has been pr2dcatcd
not only on the light Interior American receipts
and bad crop accounts, but also on more pacific
news as to the relations between Russia and Japan
The receipts continued moderate spot markets
were Arm and shorts covered TO a consdera bic
extent At the same time 1t was also true that
houses which have attery hnen good buyers for lonS
account have within the last forty eg hours realized
that there has been a good deal Of Liver
pool selling the rise. The weather was rlAvc
favorable New England sp,nners still ACld aicN'
and there some who question the wisdom "
starting a bull campaign 50 early in the sra >ou
taking the ground that the receipts both by rrA'u
OF the better weather and the recent ad, sncr,
are certain to increase In the near future. and ihat
II would therefore be sounder policy TO walt NufN
the first big Of receipts is past before starting
a bull campaign in earnest However this MAY w.
certain interests announced themselves As hulNh
for a long pull on account OF the bad crop news and
what they regard as a certainty tina the cup =
entirely inadequate 10 meet the demands ~ The
consuming world.
for No. 7. Sales. 10000 bags Santos No = ~ -
cost and freight 5000 Rio No on pr'vat" terms.
1900 Maracaibo and other large sales OF spots nu
private terms Futures closed steady AT net rise
Of TO 10 points with sales OF la6 7hn bags Havrr
and Hamburg were unchanged TO 10 higher. Amer
lean warehouse deliveries, 8725 bags. Rio was
firm: receipts, IL. 600 bags stock. 772 600 exchange
unchanged at 70 3-32d. Santos was hrm receipts
20 900 bags stock. i4iS,ooo. Prices here follow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-23
ICE COMPANY FAILS.
Cool Summer One OF the Reasons Why II
Decides to Stop.

The Peoples Cooperative Ice Company,
s74 Broadway, has become financially en-
blrras sed and the directors, Solomon M Ahr-
bach, Herbert r. Limburger, Louis EngcI-
hor, Leonard r. Dessar, Spencer G. Blake,
Lyman G. Bloomingdale and j. B. Bloom
ngdale have applied to the Supreme Court
for the voluntary dissolution of the cor
poration, on the ground that it is insolvcnt.
Judge Mccall of the Supreme Court APP
pointed Joseph d. Carroll temporary re-
ceiver of the assets and fixed his bond
at Sl5o,OOO.
The company was Incorporated on AUG.
10, 1900, with a capital stock of s?ooo",
which was increased, on February, 1902,
to 81 900 900 Solomon Mehrbach became
president in June 1901, and Spencer Z.
Blake is treasurer. The failure OF ,A"
enterprise is attributed TO several causes,
such as the unusual depression in the ICE
trade, poor collections, small sales owing
to the cool summer, and inability TO pro
cure cash 10 pay pressing demands mao"
upon the company, President Mah:ba'h
has advanced SIS 900 to the company %"
Of hi- private means in the past two years.
The NnnlvanN WAS unable to do the anOgn
Of business il anticipated when il was or
rln,.ei. hut il still has about 1000 C.--
formers Il manufactured artificial lc" ara
also dealt w. natural ice The lab'HN'-
mn, s,,a,., 500. oON and the assets $40! 132 VI
CluGiAs 4 claim against the Porter Vacuum
l,r, COMPANY for $50 900. which is in disuu'",
Among the creditors are Solomon NJ mr.
h.rh. SIS. 80. John ;. Lyle Of Tennfy, y j
s,nNN. Mutual Alliance Trust Company
SIS 900. Il Limburger $50 900: Fia-, po'T
( Carroll, s2lS5o, and the Dock Depart
n,ent Si,3lT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-23

The trading in coffee was again active and there
WAS further rsr In prices owing to strong cables
unsatisfactory crop reports. Hight receipts and
general buying while there WAS an absence Of AZ
gresslye selling, about the only pressure being
due TO the realizing OF pronts by recent buyers.
and even this was not very heavy
METALs-There were no noteworthy develop
ments in the metal market to day the general
list being steady with tin a shade higher. In Lon
don. tin advanced 2s, I'd for spot to fil8 l5s. and
IS for futures to els Is, Cd, Copper there was
lower for futures at ESQ 1875 Cd Spelter advanced
rs I'd 10 970 ias Sd The following arc the quota
tions Of the Meta! Exchange, Copper, lake. spot
IS i2lac; electrolytc, spot, 49, casting SCOT
i2s1r1c tn z5s7 a@3s l1lac,; lead, $500. speltrr
Si7i.c; Iron. Northern, No | X. 1873. No ? *
Si66sls.s0 No: 2 plain. Sit&tli.6o: Southern No.
foundry sli7sNtis? rs: No, I soft tII16@,I5 ?6
No. 2 soft, tli4sH 80 pig iron warrants. nonn nal
steel rails at mill, s7s
NAVAL STORES Spirits OF turp.ntiue, 30. aD6ic
Common TO good strained rosin, " SDGsp sb
PROVISIONS Lard was dull and easy prime
Western " refined Continent CS South Aner
can. "; Brazil kegs 30 Pork was easy AZ ti2 1DG
.sS for @s , rsilSw .. D5ss..d hog
sta,f 4s ma e6 ,Ss, a ar .s lSs1o
s ias A: s.,. teN'ts sis. sss'a fs aAfr4
.r a' II. ::de Of ss a,m msf or ia
was on buying BY English houses, The demand v as
supplied by packer Drain houses were fair
buyers Of hsy pork, The oash trads In meats
was po9f and ths demand hor lard was somewhat
suo.s.--sa= "" dun at $40. for ~ nH and
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EXTRA N. p. DIVIDEND, -
llask1ne Z Per Cent. on the Stock for the
Year Thus Far.

n waA.annouced in Wall Streetyester-
Aay that the directors Of the Northern
Pacific Railway Company had declared an
extra dividend OF one-half OF per cent, in
addition to the regular quarterly dividend
OF IN per cent. on the stock of the COM
pany, payable Nov. 2. This makes the
Northern Pacific dividends for the year
thus far. including that just declared, 7
per cent.
A similar extra dividend was paid in
February, but in May and August "a
per cent. only was paid for the respective
quarters. In 1902 dividends amounting to
6H per cent were paid; in 1901. per cent.
In 1900, per cent, and in 1899, 2 per cent
The first dividend in Northern Pacific
common stock after the reorganization
OF 1895 was declared In February. 1899.
II was the great contest for the control
OF this stock that resulted in the historic
corner" Of May Q, 1901, when the price
OF the stock advanced to 81 900 a share.
or the Sl55 ,0OO, 900 stock the Northern
Securities Company holds 90 per cent.
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Trading was at = minimum on the outside
market to-day. and the little that wss done
was, In the case Of most securities. at the
expense Of values. There WAS no pressure
to sell stocks. however. and the price changes
that occurred were Of slight significance.
About the only securities to show any strength
were Standard Oil and the copper shares.
Standard Oil was even rather more active
than usual. 1t closed at es3.. an advance
of points over the final sale Of YESTERDAY.
Northern Securities was very dull. closing
at IS, a fraction below Wednesdays quotation.
Consolidated Lake Superior common sold
Line issues we're neglected. 200 shares OF
the common selling at is. and $50 shares Of the
preferred at II. Greene Consolidated Copper
was fractonally higher than it was yesterday.
although but 800 shares Of it changed hands
White Knob Copper was strong. with trans
actions at from 81 tosa Tennessee se GGpps55
Copper. which. has not been dealt In for a
considerable time. was strong. rising from
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

o. ". Baruch and Benjamin Loeb have
been elected members OF the Nav York Stock
Exchange,
George II. Norman Of Bost on has been
elected chairman OF the board OF directors
OF the Pere Marquette Railroad Company.
The officers OF the American Mating Com
papy say Of the statement In the briggs
Letter circular. issued on Wednesday that
the present board OF directors holds Of record
only s.Sa2 shares Of stock. that the board
owns or represents more than 81, 900 shares
The directors Of the ~. Louis and San
robert Alather third Vice president and W, IT,
IVoTd general counsel Mr.. Lyford sue
Ceeds c. Henderson OF Guthrie. Cravath
n Henderson. The executive committee OF
the Chicago and Eastern Illinois, a part Of
the Frisco system, elected y J.. Wlncheli,
general manager Of the Rock Island 70 be-
Vics-psssident in place OF Mr.. Lyford.
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