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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan. a7-sP1RITs
TURPENTlNE,,S Nominal; receipts casks.
Firm at sl.so. Crude Turpeatin Film ut
81. 95as; 50: receipts, I barrels
Firm at Dsc.; sales, Ill casks. rarei t., rs
casks Rosn-Flrm: sales. ?.5n barrels: re.
caipts. 1886 barrels: exports, 1.025 ba rels.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Jon. 7.-TURPEN.
TIEE-Steady at 5sAc. Rosln-Steady at $l.2j.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
onr OF RICHMOND. JAN. :. 1904

PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN. Z 1904
ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. merchan'
disc and passengers. Old Dominion Line
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk and
James river landings, mercandlso and pussen'
gers, Virginia Navigation Company.
SAILED
Steamer Berkeley Shelly. Norfolk. mer,hsn-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JAN. 2, 1904
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dortmond, New Orleans.
Steamer Linda, Galveston.
SAILED.
Steamer Dortmond. HamburG.
Steamer Linda, Liverpool.
Schooner NJ. d. Greasy Boston.
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NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan, 7.-COTTON-..
SPOT cotton very quiet; offerlnys light md

NEW ORLEANS, La. Jan, 7,-coTToN.I
Spot cotton very quiet; offernrs lTht "nd
10 bales 10 arrive. delibered on contracts 800
bales. Qlo,ations nc. lower.
higher to i: lower. Soon after tn opening
London cables reported decline OF 10 10 n
congols This caused somewhat of panic
and weak longs threw their h'ldip- over
board In the most reckless manner, and bear i
mornIng there was a recovery OF several
POINTS on buying ny the bnll leader, who : !
definite news in regard to tn, war situation
was received and the only bad at r. IN
morning cables said that ennsos had d rsc9 py
effect on prices. In the trading May first ad-
yanced pSIn,s to ls5 sh =; r. f,l 80. o. ~ 4
on To 1851 The market closed firm with not
gains OF sail points
February, l3l3nl3 IL: March, 10 3oq13 81;
April. u, ioalSi2 May, lS.6sqls co.; June,
10 67Gtl36y; July. lS76uBn; August, led
~,
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CHICAGO, ILL, Ian. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO- 900 head. Market dull Good t. prime
steers, s5.log5; Ga; poor !o medium. 3sssgtSo:
stockers and feeders sssg - H. cG %M ss0Gs
i25 calves. s3tod475. Hogs.-Receipts to-day.
800 head mHrrow so'o bt h + H. mar s.b e5
S65; good to choice, heavy $4a595:l2: rough.
heavy. s4s5g+0O light $ 5.d4:ao; bulk Of saiea'
sI76p4eO SheepE,keceipts, ID. QUO head - ~.
higher, Good TO choice wsthers. ,sL'oa4bl;
fair to choice mixed, $3e5Q4,N; native lambs.
SiG6. IS, .sr- ~
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my GOODS MARKET

is outwardy quiet, but there Is con sderab 9
inquiry and more or less OF an undo ur ent
OF activity, resulting from buyers who are IN
need Of goods for inned late deliver. The out
look Is 70. increased buying as soon as lite
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IrNcHBuRG. TOBACCO MARKET.

Lynchburg. Va. JAM. 1906.
Sales Of tobacco on the L,nchburg market
reported by John L. oglesby. OF Lynch's Ware.
house.
Sold week ending December 18th, 600 100
pounds; sold week ending December I'D. l.3 Iol
pounds decrease for ~ week s,r ending Deee'npsr
"a Sad poSnds ia
from October /. 1902. to December %. 1902. o.
22s, loo pounds: decrease e. 1903. A4is.O0o
pounds.
much lighter than for :he same quarter lost
YEAR caused by the very dry and cold wsa the
offerings has been rather more inferior than
was expected. but small proportion OF fine
have averaged rather. lower on all grades ex'
cept fine shipping and wrappers
Sales will open again on Monday January
4 4 3 =
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The quotations arc as follows:
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEANI1T MARKET.

NORFOLK VA. Jan. 7.-PEANUTS-
Farmers market t1rmer. Fancy, 3tzv. Strictly
2Hc- Spanish. ssGs5c.; machine picked at
PETERSBURG. VA, Jan. 2.--PEANUTs-
6prnixn. yotfa2Isn Market nr.u. stuck lEht
fancy: market steady.
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NEW YORK. jan, 7.-.BEEyEs.Recspts
city dressed. native sides. s7d9,.b. Calves
Receipts as head veaIs barely u steady rs gsr5
baIpyard calves $3aa60, Dressed yeals, 9D
~. per pound Sheep and Acknowledgements e aIS,.
sl;o; a few wethers Tor export at IS; culls II
$3.50; lambs at se.6n7,lo: one ca s. 90
am nis o,4aiic. per pound Hos Receipts,
hess head, Market firm. STATE p4gs sold at
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F. Cotton Quiet; middling. u TO-; net receipts,
sssS bales: gross, i.644 bales; sales. I'D bales;
stock 7l,le6 bales; export y Gr,at Pr tain
Total to-day at all seap7rts-N.t receipts,
3l.en bales: export to Great Britain. 's6'
Consolidated at all seaports.Net receipts,
1873 554 bales export To 9 eat, &C 25) bales; TO
France, 35.i7l bales; to the Continent, lll'lls
bales. a.
receipts 6,4ob 2c0 bales: export to Gre Britain.
5sS. 10: bales; to France. 5iseSs bales; to tho
Continent, La52,l7s bales,
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sA1Es:

$50 American Can. co1l....
$50 American Can. pfd....."..
200 Amer. Cotton OH, conn.,.
110oAtner. Locomotive, col,i.,..
Amer. locomotive, pfd...
4 1Go0Ainer. Car and Follndry....
1900 American Sugar ..........
ol5W a. r. and sire, coin......
IS a.. r. and S. F'e. pfd.......
1900 Amalgamnted Copper ......
100 Baltimore aud Ohio.......l
$4,000 Brooklyn Rapid Trahsit....
2000Cnnatllnn Pacific ..,.:........
800 Chesapeake aud Ohio.......
Canada Southern ........,.
ESQ Colo. Southern, cotll..:.....
400 Colo. Southern, list pfd.....
1900 Colo. Southern. "a pfd......
1900 Chit. MI. and s. P..........
1850 Chi, Il. I. and Faciiic.....
90 Colo. Fuel and 1ron..........0
400 Chi. Great Westcrn........
Cler.. Gin. Chi. and S. L..
1el5 Consolidated Gas. .........,.
500 Delaware and 11udson.....
Del. Lack and NVcstertl....
800 Erie, com......... .......
$50 Erie, 1st pfd..................
100 Erie, 20 pfd... ...............
100 General Electric ......."....
1a5 Illinois Central ...........
800 Leather...... ,,;....
1000 Louisville and Nashville.
$50 Mnnhattnn...... $3.50. $3.50.
1850 Metropolitan. 49,. $3.50.
10 Mexican Central ............
500 Missouri Pacific .............
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c.c,TToNsEEp OIL MARKET

OF seed In the South and high prices at mi
cottonseed oil here continued :, dry at ful
summer yellow 37c.: of summer yellow nom.
inal; prime white. S9G40c.; prime winter yel-
low. 4OGl42c, pa s5aita R,. tlS.l 3lf.l h IA
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| {:
RECOVERY
More Sober View Of Far East
ern Situation Taken ii, the
Stock Market.
is SLUGGISH AND LlsTLEss
Stocks Move Very Narrowly
and Positions Not Maintained.
Bonds Dull and Irregular.
IS SLUGGISH AND LlsT u

New YORK, dan. Ito days stock
market rejected a more sober Wow OF
me condilons growing out OF the Wal
nris,. in the Far East. The result was
u .ooera,e recovery from the I'll ot Sssll.
day.y.Nar news continued something OF
a5fac;or In all the speculative ma. kcts.
ara wheat rose and cotton tell IN re-
spouse. London had already scored so, ,.',
recovery IRON Its early recl He o dav,s
inarKer h.Te was sluggish and Lstie.s
81 The standard STOCKS moved very, , iMl
rowiy and d d not maintain the poSltions.
renectys the shifting operat.o oiy ~ p fni-
low prices. g., /, co,.
lection OF minor stocks principally among
low priced industrials as vel. ,, un,.eu
Slates E.eel preferred was firm through
out the day until the closing deannsss'
wnen its san which had reacn rea c irS,
in th.. whole list. Buying In United states
Steel pre.eIred was attributed 70 PAM
ing interests, ass ociated with the corpor-
AEON ard Vas Non .e"e ~ ,h " d. duv from the
trade offered no explanation OF the NM
ness OF the stock. ~,
The advances in specintes Were i,o W't Of
q former rumors of the destined purchase
of control Of Chicago and Alton, and 10
share In a combination OF minor rail-
roads. 49,
Etirmness in face Of the heavlne's OF the
general market, and then weakened &c
a cnoed.v presumably on account OF tho
reports Of a judicial holding on a minor
noint in one of the companys numerous
ut.gauons. The stock scored loss on
the day of "a.
Money continued TO work decidedly cas-
Ter Tor all kinds of loans. time funds being
offered in abundance at IL ler cent.
except here la. &c proportions OF indus
trial cola erdl tsero sought TO be Included
This removed any obstruction 10 the az
vance in sterling exchange.
RI One of the unsetthnG innuences OF an
N outbreak Of hostltles, which has boon
mos, teareu was large withdrawals or
\ French capital now invested In London
discounts to take care nf French holdings
Of Russians. Inc market closed rather
easy at i cuons.
bonds were dull and Irregular. Total
sales. par value, $1,S5O.uO0.
y United States bonds were unchanged on
Total sales of stocks were 1920 shares.
NEW YORK. Jan. 7.--Money on call
easy, to per cent. closed; offered 2
per cent Time loans easy L. to 81
per cent. fr.lne mercantile paper to
S l-2. Sterling exchange strong, with ac-
1ual business In bankers bills at S4.Sol5
to S4so25 ,or demand, and at $2 TO
S4.a2lJ for sixty day bills. Posted rates
H. % Ia 10 S4.93 and s4.S5 IL to S4.s6. Com
me. ciai bills $4.Sl ga; bar silver 81 sd;
Mexican dOlla 10 ga.
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TOBACCO MARKET,

Richmond. Va. Jan. l. 1904.
Tobaccn-Dark tr.d rubarro-t Reorder.d)-
Old; Receipts continue light and market luiet,
New; With light receipts the market cont,ns,
arm at quotations, Brlghts-Fnir receipts;
market quiet. but tlrm. Sun-Cured-Receip, pts
continue hight ana murket active.
The quotations ore as follows:
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va. Jan 7. D,s.

i =a.5I tt|ch!Nopl, V d., Jan 4 LJ)t.
SALES.
Virginia Centuries-slo,0oo at 9sh; 1850 at
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co. preferred.-lo
shares AT 50,
( STATE SECURITIES. Bid Asked
North Carolina Is, e, 1910 .......... 1o2 -.
Va IS, New. c., and r., lsaa:::.-. % ssa
Va. Centuries, 2-3, c, and r.. 1892. % OK
CITY SECURITIES
Richmond City As. r.. ls9olsao...... lo'H lot
RAILROAD BONDS
Atlanta ano Char ISL rs, r., 1901. los -.
a Z. L. X r. Con, TT. =. c...,... % -.
Georgia L. ainc LIST Gs. c., l3-...,... III -,
Georgia, 4lnern and Fla, 1876. 10 -.
Georgia and Ala con Is, l9i5..,... l0S -,
n. and W Ry. Pocahontas 4s,,,... IS -.
Rick. and Meek. lst AZ. l5E........ -, 90
s. a l., Con LIST as. l55j..,......... G5t Gs
&. A. l.. Collateral TT bs, l9u.,.... IS a..
Western n. G. LIST 6s C........... liz -,
RAILROAD STOCKS,
Atlanta and Charolte.....,......l0 100 $50 49,
Atlantic Coas, Line "A"....,.,.,,l0 100 100 -,
Chesapeake and Ohio ..,...,,....iu0 ~ 49,
Eolfpik and Western com...,... 100 81
r., i, and r. Div. obiig ..,..,.,l0O 2ln
Eeaboayd Air Line ptd,.,..,,...,.l00 lSis lOIs
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. Jan 1.senboa,rsdi 4 AZ Ar
Tina common aMm10: do. preferred 1S9sql w.
Senbonrd As, 66Z bid Atlantic Coast Line
common, l06;.d do. preferred, nothing 90
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sd5,.c. Cabbag es--Flr1n;l domestic. per ton,
si5G25oo; per loo, $4,000. Cottoa-By steam
to Liverpool 12c. 8
CHICAGO ILL, Jan. 7.-Proflt-taking caused
loss OF one cent In the price OF May wheat i,,,1
to-day. Final figures were near the potion.
Coarse grains and provisions shared In the
decline.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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UNION STOCK YARDS. ,PITTsBuRG, PA.
Jan, 7.--CATTLE--Steady. Choice, fb29Gb,&
r PRIME heavy. S. 81 mediums. so heavy YORK:
ers 500; light .9orkers' s5ioma q; p,Es slosp
wethcrs. 81 3OW4.40; culls and common, $40
40; choice lambs Se.40g6,s5; veal calves, 3s0
6.75.
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FIRM No spring wheat, saus+:.: Ms.
75aSoc,; No. 3 red, $aasShc. Nc: corn. ~ a3c
White, ssSssiac NO 2 rye 53c. Good feeding
barley s6aaic.; fair to choice mailing barey.
4Sdl6Sc No. | faxseed, 9Src.; No. north
western, sLO5; prime Timothy seel, $2.a).
Mess pork. per barrel, sls.1 lard. per
100 pounds, $50: short ribs sloes lioosel,
81. s7G65O; short clear sides % xeD, $50.
Whisky. basis Of high wines. Slsl glover.
creamer1es, l6p2Sc.; dairles, l492lc. Cheese
Steady at 1OQllOrc. Eggs-SteadJ at mark.
ca SEES included, 15l2Sc
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

7r,hicnro p. and Quincy now 4s............ 90ta
Chicugo, NJ. and st. Paul gen. 4s.......... loS.s
Chicago and Northwestern con. 1s...'.... 1alh
Chicago. n. /. and Pacific 4s.............. "
c,, :, l,1 ,,d r,oc sol hs,.,..,. T3
r, and st Louis gen. is.....,... a59i
S;;,, ~, I,ar,,ipni AZ ..,,,,,,.,,... ~
cnnsoIidate ted Tobacco Observation-Disclosures. ss
oinntn oN, Sn,thcrn ia .,,,,......... 81
$ S.: 81 -
i lSnr, Wnrth and Denver City 1914
{iesk :SIo Valley snI Soss. n,ea lst
Nh nhnttnn coisoi gold Observation-Disclosures. 102
Marican e,cntraI n observation-disclosures. 67Ht
MexIcan Sentrni 1st AZ
Sti.r ~ a ouis ds ....,.,,.,,.,,.. 81
S Ni.al I'M Kansas md Texas is.......... 9s>s
Nissouri Kansas and Texas 2ds.......... 79A
Easio1al r r of s Mex'GS con III IL
New Jersey Central gen. '6s............... l2s}s
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CINCINNATI. o.. Jan. -7--HoGs--Actlro and
higher at $3G515.D Cattle--str ,ng at SO
lis. sheer,-Strong at S".:5Q3s5. Lambs
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BALTIMORE, Md Jan. 7.-FLoUR-Firm
and Unchanged Whsatnpuli sp9ti c co9I arn
spot quiet; spot and the m nti. Io75.Hc.;
southern white corn. 44uSlc. osts-Frm; ~.
white. 43ts@tic- Rye-Flr1n; No. export
eleva Tor &C, Butter, Eggs, Cheese and
S,,par--Steady and unchanged.
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Northern Pacific Is .......................1 1925
Nortborn Pacific IS 7o;i
Norfolk and Western con. ts............. o6as
Oregon Short Linn Is and Partic.......... elss
ponnsv,varia cony.l AIS ,,,............... Of
Rendlns General Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 0.%
81 Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s..... III
81 iouis and san Francisco fg. 4s........ 81
81 Louis Southwestern lats.....,.......... VIZ
Scnhoard Air Line As OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6llh
SnitEprn PncifIC Az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SSh
Southern Railway IS ........,.............. 1l1h
Texas and Pacific Observation-Disclosures. llnfs
Toledo ST L, and Western 4s............ II
tInlop Pacific IS Observation-Disclosures. 1D0A
Union Pacific conv. 4s Observation-Disclosures. MS
&. s. Steel "a 5s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G9%
Wabash lists OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ia
Wabash Deb. BE- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G 4
Wheeling and Lake Erie As ................ 90
wisconsin Central As ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sy!s
Colorado fuel and Iron 81. 10 :
II and o. Colatertal Trust 4s.............. 93ts
Central Of Georgia I'd Inc. 98ss
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Spot cotton closed quiet p points lower:
middlnr uplands. 1E10; middl!ns gulf. 1873
sales, 1l0 bales.
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a 9,2 2Ss tons. az compared with q $40 tons IN
the same period last year
INTEREST IN EQUIPMENT SHARES.-There
was revival OF interest I'm the railroad equipment
issues Such companies as Pressed Steel Car and
American Car and Foundry expected TO bene-
fit by the lower prices for material People
in touch with the business OF those companies say
there sre indivations of an increased demand for
cars.
HEAVY COPPER PRoDUCTION.-The copper
mines OF Lake Superior produced during August
IS 257.O0O pounds Of copper. new high record
figures Of 100000 pounds before having
been reached The August output is at the rate
of 2le 100000 pounds year.
NETWORK AND CANADA RAILROAD IN
CREASES STOCK.-At the stockholders meeting
of the New-York and Canada Railroad Company
held yesterday 1t voted increase the capital
stock OF the company from 100000 to Ss.0000o0.
TALK OF METROPOLITAN ASSESSMENT
Metropolitan issues were affected to some extent
by rumor that assessment would be made on
Metropolitan securities.
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'Less lie.
Bankers' posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New Orleans - Com
mercial 75c discount; bank 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-Sight, sc; telegraph. nc. Boston-1Oc dis
count. Chicago-40c discount OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
par; selling 1-1oc premium. Cincinnati-40c dis
count. Savannah-Buyng. SOC discount; selling
75c premium st. Louis-15c premium. Mime
apolis-40c discount
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York-I1xchanges
s22Ssl6,es7; balances. 5000 792. BaItimore-Ex-
changes $3.6S5443; balances. ss05.s21 Chicaeo-Ex-
changes $40 063,54S; balances, $.557046 Boston-Ex
changes $50 $50 053; balances S2I6429 PHILADELPHIA
Exchanges. a7759,522; balances, $30s1,72Q
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Call money in
London. 1Aa1l2 per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills. 2hG2zs per cent: long bills
29-16a25s per cent Berlin discount rate 27s per
cent Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks 42ll
pfennigs. Paris discount rate. l 3-ls per cent
Paris exchange on London, q francs % confines.
money. ss1z; for the account ssss. French rentes
as francs TN centimes.
SILVER BiARKET-Bar silver 5s7sc: Mexican
at Is 3-l6d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid 1851; Lisbon 90
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington, s1,3o5745; internal reve-
nue. receipts, S7e417; miscellaneous receipts 1857
Receipts for the day. SAIL 429; expenditures
81 600 Receipts for the month to date sn
expenditures. s11.140.0OO; excess Of expenditures
S2o65a Receipts for the fiscal year. $Q2 sl0l21:
expenditures. s126.5SOzl9; excess OF expenditures
s29.T7I,5sS
sUB-TREASURY.-The Sub Treasury was debtor
10 the Clearing House s4O.54s
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the outside securities market conditions al
most similar TO those OF the last few days existed
After showing frmness in the opening transactions
the market developed irregular tendency under
the selling pressure which was instrumental
in forcing prices down on Wednesday. Trading was
only moderate in the general list although in spots
transactions totalled a parity with Wednes-
day. Manhattan Transit. after a small fractional
advance, broke y per cent. but was bid up to the
opening figure. PETERBOROUGH Rapid Transit was
forced down per cent Northern, Securities
firm at a slight advance Southern Pacific pre-
ferred was down small fraction. American Can
issues were steady Standard Oil was up points.
Seaboard stocks were heavy. In the copper issues
Greene Consolidated moved UP over a per cent but
near the close lost the gain. British Columbia
was up * per cent. There was a slightly better
inquiry for bonds. which ruled generally strong.
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market steady Flna

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong Total
sales amounted in par value to $4,000 against
s5Sseeco on Wednesday. The heaviest dealings
were In the Baltimore and Ohio gold IS, BROOKLYN
Rapid Transit IS. Central OF Georgia first incomes
Chesapeake and Ohio 4izs, Chicago and Alton 21ss
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy As. Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific railroad 2s and collateral trust
IS. Erie general zs. Missouri Kansas and rexss
second IS, Nassau Electric As. Oregon Short Line
IS FennsyiVania convertible BIS, ST. Louis South
western consolidated As seaboard Air TN. ,roIs a.
eoulnern Pacific As. Southern Railway first IS
Union Pacific first and convertible As ana wabssb
cebenture Bs Consolidated Tobacco Is sna TTntted
States Steel IS were also active
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London fsev-Yori1 New-Tork
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS

London. Sept E-The weekly return OF the Ranl
OF England shows the following changes: TotaI
reserve increased n.O07.oO9 circulation decreased
EGs0n bullion Increased fsS755 other securities de-
creased 26Sl00o. other deposits decreased ego Oo
public deposits decreased fs57ooo. IN reserve
Increased Es5s.oo0 government securities decreased
roo The proportion Of the banks reserve 10 la
biiites is now BIS per cent against $50 per cent
last week and compares with an advance Of az IS
FER cent 70 5ih per cent IN this week last year
The rate OF discount unchanged at per cent
Paris sept. s-The weekly return OF the Bank OF
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARI<ET-Noney on call opened at l
per cent; highest per cent lowest, x per cent.
last loan 5 per cent; closed at 3 per cent: ruling
rate per cent Time money quoted at 90
" per cent for sixty days, 2i per cent for ninety
days 3s per cent for four months ana 81 per cont
for six and seven months. Commercial paper was
quoted at Sq4 per cent for sixsy to ninety daye
4045A per cent for four 10 six months and per
cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE 49, Market closed 5,,r
Actual closing rates fnllnrr.
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FURTHER GAINS IN STOCKS.
PRICES 4DVANCE ON HEAVY DAYS TRADING
Reading again Strong Feature-4cry in Steel Pree-oney
Unchanged

France shows the following changes; Notes in cir
culatou decreased 49,950,O00 francs, treasury &C
counts current decreased 492950OO francs. gold on
hand decreased 13,475.O0O francs. bills discounted
decreased o225ooO francs silver hand decreased
$4,000 francs
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quotations We're:

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from Wednesdays
quotations were:
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. Sept 6. 4 p. m.-The marker ,or AVE.,
can securities was generally firm and active 1J,,t
heavy buying Of Rock Island Final ouotat,ons
follow: Se0-oHS
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4 RS; p 85S BID. IA.14
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OTHER CITIES.
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

Ished BY Joseph walker & sons No. 20 sroaa-.s,
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STOCKS.

s1l9coo Total sales. tseu and interest
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BONDS.

81. las Total sales. 'Odd lots
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'And interest,
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Rate. Bid Asked
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

Furr.shed by Charles C. Gates & Co. Nos IA 10 and
Is wall-st)
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-07-16

The Republicans of Hennepin county
have among their candidates for con-
gress Albert H. Hall, whose portrait
appears herewith Mr.. Hall is one of
the brightest attorneys in this city and
has hosts of friends who are working
in his behalf. His record as assistant
county attorney was perhaps the best
ever made by anyone holding that po.
sition in this county.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-07-16

miles from the Northern Pacific rail-
way, and there the crops are so great
that they have only to be gathered to
put the state in most magnificent con-
dition. On an occasion of this kind.
too much thought must not be given
to mere financial matters. and the
speaker desired to congratulate Dean
Collins on the work he had done, and
hoped that all would join hands with
him.
Mr.. \. NJ. Packard was called on to
speak to the toast of the Press Of
North Dakota. Mr.. Packard made a
few pleasant remarks on the subject,
told some funny stories, and congratu-
lated Dean Collins and his congrega-
ton on the magnificent church edifice
that has been begun.
The proceedings We're then brought
to Il close, a nice sum having been
realized from the banquet in aid of
the building fund.