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The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
K. ?. lnstAIatioa.

The Knights OF Pythias installed the
following officers at their meeting last
Tuesday night. N. r Welch. C. c; NJ
v. Mathews, v. c.; J. E. Shock. Prelxte,
T. B. Geer. NJ. OF W.; Charles Bowden.
NJ. at A.; H. F. Mathers, I. G.; F. n.
Dickersou. o. G. Clarence Nelson vas
to 60 as representative OF the
local lodge to Grand Lodg. which meets
in Colorado Springs August 10.
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70 ss~s ls,and from Ssa.

The island of Nordstrand, the only
portion OF once fertile North Friesland
which 10 - yet unclaimed. ts now to
be saved nom the SEA By the con.
s,ruction Of . large dyke. The island
vas nrst separated from the mainland
BY . terrific storm In lSs&. during
which over six thousand psrsoas
Saro drew::S:.
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Must havs Been a Good One.

A man who was vending his va,
homeward very unsteadily from t
lengtheued carouse was heard to a6
dress the whisky inside Of him: 81
could ha' carryit - easier in . Jar
The quantity Of liquor he had con
sumed may be imagined from the size
Of the vessel he required to contain
n--From 0eikie's Scottish Reminis
eences.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08
NOTHING CONFIRMED. !.
Rumors Of Considerable HShtiai
The japanese claim 10 have DESTROYED
several OF tho Russian torpedo bosts,
but this also lacks con dr nation.

1t Is isreported that Russia has. through
France. nfsrrd TO surrender Port Ar
thur to Jspau, together with Ito ships
and arms there. providing the garrison
10 freed. A confirmation OF the report
il impossible and it is generally rssssdsd
to be untrue.
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Take LAXATIVE Bromo Quiniue Ta blee
All druggists refund the money il it
fails to cure. E. w. Giove's signature
on everybox Sc.
The Delta independent., 1904-07-08

A rumor vas current at st. Peters
burg July 3. that General Kuropstkin
had defeated General Kuruki 10 great
battle, but lost 1900 men. 1t 10 not
likely that this 10 true although COO
siderable skirmishing 10 taking place
bet tween the two armies continually.
Reports have been received Of the ap-
pesrsnce u japanese outposts 90 ths
ro.ds leading 10 Mukden. A coupany
Of japanese infantry scouts were sssa
near Lixo Tishan. On the other haad
the Japsnese have vIthdrsWn from the
passes taken June 2G snd q and their
advances from Lien Shan kvan has
cessed. The japanese seem to bo try
ing to enter by all doors. Probably the
armies commanded by Generals Kuroki
and Omu sre combining to operate
against Tx Tohe Kiso and Hal Chsng iu
order to gain possession Of the railroad
and ensbls them to advance TO Lao
Yang.
1t % reported 1t St. Petersburg that
thirteen companies. Of Russian troope
sent out by Lieutenant General Count
Keller 10 . reconpoisssocs 10 forcs to
.sceetsiu the strength of the japanese
columr's advance force moving on Lao
Yang. came into collision With the Jspa-
uess between Mo Tien aud Feng Shut
pasass on the Alb Of July. Sharp fight
iny resulted and tho Rossisns retired
before overuhelming uumbsra. after
.scert.iuiog the exact strength Il the
japanese forces. Tho Russian sossss
are officially said to be 100. 10 csss the
information obtained by Geoessi Keller
leads General Kuropstkin to consider
that Lao Yang 10 seriously threateosd 1t
u probable that some OF the troops wili
return north from Tz Trhe Kiao. Theo
the japanese arc ijkeIy to repeat their
Att .npt 70 capture New Chusnd.
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shsnhass.a Rarsnssts..

TIE wool oa the back Of . sheep b
the shsphsrd's earomster. TAs csrt.
,sr the veoA ths ansr vlll b he
weather. rs
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ne oeal u ~ oaly - waioA en-
~ - soankefeslesA n AeatsaAa
tlnta ean Hee - repesAasea.
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Wednesday it is claimed vas the cold
est July day 10 Denver for twenty years.
Tho average temperature for the day
wan 50. which 10 20 below tho normal.
Tho saw mill and 10000 feet OF lum
Der belonging 10 the Colorado Cot -Oper-
stive colony at Pinon. was recently
burned to the ground. causing loss OF
about u 100.
Every member Of the executive COM
mittee OF the Western Federation OF
Miners 10 to be arrested by the authori-
ties OF Teller county. They will be
charged nth murder and melting riot.
A wreck occurred ut Litch6eld, ILL.,.
on July Ath iu which twenty we're killed
and about fifty persons injured. The
wreck Vas caused by running into an
open switch.
A loes OF nearly eNO,OOO resulted from
= hre that completely destroyed tho
Electrical Vehicle Equipment compsuys
factory 10 Brooklyn, n. Y. Tuesday.
The building covered nearly two acres
and vas owned BY the Edison company.
A runaway car which plunged down
. grade from Cameron toward Colorado
Springs Tuesday. killed three persous
outright aud wounded about Fifty. 1t
70 claimed that the accident v.s caused
by the negIiGsocs Of emPioyes 10 not
properly setting tho brakes when the
car v.s left 90 the grade.
One OF the biggest mining deals in
this state 10 some time has been con-
summsted by the transier of the stock
OF the Gold King Mines company Of Sill
verlon. to the Venture Mining company.
Tho price paid is ssid to be 8 600. QUO.
This company o~ns many OF the bess
mining properties 10 Colorado.
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The recent Fourth" is said to have
had more disasters taking the country
over than any Of our previous fndepen-
dence celebrations.
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GENERAL News items
News from Over the Country
Briefly Told.

The Danish steamer Norge foundered
Tuesday. June q. o6 Rockail reef. north
west Of Scotland. With tho los OF GAG
lives.
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Wednesday it is claimed vas the cold
est July day in Denver for tventy years.
Tho average temperature for tho day
wan 50. which 10 20 below the normal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
CONDITION OF TRADE.
"Dun's Review" says:

DunS review says:
l., Holiday week brought customary quiet conditions
tons for annual statements monopolizing atten-
tiGn except in some branches OF manufacture
where immediate deliveries We're required Severe
storms also interrupted communication and trans
pOrtatlOn, particularly the West, but the
whole the elements were helpful drouth
ton Of boating stage on the rivers Shipments
of coal We're made possible ard the coke output
soon IN the fuel situation. as numerous manufact-
ousiy retarded Annual reviews indicate that the
year has made much better showing than seemed
very favorably With the first six months, and the
dqTe 1L TnJsSs on is oUoKs IN Iae tgos ,9
Traffic returns for December indicate that gross
than in the previous Year and foreign commerce
for the last week at this port shows an increase
Of $l,543, los in exports and very large gain OF
S,l92i5 In imports. as compared with 1903 Prices
anteipaton Of Very IaTge dividend distribution
n % r9 & s % Of foa the 5S fSf
exports of gold did not produce any stringency in
the yeaI with ample surplus reserves. Bank ex-
changes at New-York for the week were p per
cities ii there was Was gan of i2O7 per cent
"Bradstreet's" says:
Rstr!butivs trade generally is marking time ins
W ecs Of eonsderation period Of marked even
unexpected, activity in holiday goods OF higher
which, because Of marked Improvement in the last
quarter. has ended better than it began, and GER
the turn of the year Wholesale trade is natur-
and inventory and stormy weather and the Hurry
in cotton have been additional chilling in
huences. Rather less than the usual annual clear
ing sales have occurred because of the notable abb
of stocks of finished goods pressing for sale.
Collections show some effect from the recent heavy
circulation OF money in retail lines in enlarged
cepts. Money shows remarkable ease for time
when annual settlements and dividend payments
call for large movements
Industry Is of notably large volume for this
of the year especially in iron and steel and
kindred lines of manufacture. The cotton goods
manufacturing trade has, however. been again
settled by the slump in cotton to below cost OF
TT0G and n de has hRR SSA1
in tone thereby. The Fall River strike is now in
its last days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

Ey0RFJGN TRADINGr-FOreign houses dealt In
over 5000 shares in the local market, most of
which were sales Union Pacific was actively sold
for tho foreign account also Baltimore and Ohio
and Rock Island This selling represented aroitrase
business In London consols were firm and jap
anese bonds again strong The general mar
ket was steady. Money was easy. and there were
no indications of higher rates In the immediate
future.
COPPER COMPANIES PROsPEROUS.-In 1894
more than $50 10000 was paid in dividends by tho
leading so-called Boston FER companies in this
country as compared with about S7500000 in 1905
and s. 6O0O00 In 1902 The total this year has been
increased through the payment of the 500 dividend
on Boston and Montana representing an accumu-
lated surplus of net earnings in the current year.
Anaconda disbursed s. 10000 in dividends. making
a total payment since the organization of the COM
pany Of $24450.O0O The Washoe Smelter Of the
Arnalgarnated Copper Company at Anaconda is now
treating $3.50 tons of ore daily from the Butte
mines OF the Anaconda. PARROT. Washoe and Colo
RADIO companies. and is turning out 10000 pounds
Of copper every day, the rate Of li6.Ol0OJO
pounds year. There has practically been no IN
terrupton In the running of the companies in the
last year. The ore treated IN the year averaged
about 72a pounds Of copper to the ton and on this
basis the production OF the Amalgamated company
for 1904 will be 2200l0000 pounds of the metaI-a
large increase the preceding year. There is
nc truth in the reports that have been sent
that the Anaconda group of mines and the other
mines in Montana getting poorer. Indeed, the
has increased fully per cent in average values
over 1903 while 100 to $50 feet has been added
to the depths of all the Anaconda mines.
DOUGLAS COPPER.-In answer TO inquiry
from a reader regarding the Douglas Copper Com
pany, the stock OF which is being actively dealt
In on the curb. it may be said that the concern
properties in the great and rich mineral
gion in the State of Sonora. Mexico. The mines OF
the company are not far from the Barranca ccal
aelds IN which the Southern Pacific Is interested.
but the company its own coal lands. which
promise to be of much value in its operations. Ac-
cordng to expert reports. the company's ores con
tain sufficient amount Of gold and silver To admit
Of the copper being mined free OF cost 4 factor
which. OF course is OF the utmost Importance The
property has been placed in advanced stage or
development and the fact that Its management
Is In the hands of a well known mining engineer
and other men who well known IN banking and
mining centres has attracted considerable interest
% the company's securities in the New-York mar
xet
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES MARK ET.-Pig ircr
certificates at the New-York Produce Exchange
opened featureless at practically unchanged prices
There sales Prices the call follow:
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-Or leans-Com-
nerclal SOC discount. bank 81 premium San Fran
cisco-Sight 21ac: telegraph &C. Boston-Par Oh ca
go-25c premium Charleston-Buyng 1-2Jc discount
selling 1-10c premium st. Louis-Soc bid Soc asked
MinneapoIis-90c premium. Cincinnat-l5c dis
count Savannah-Buyiug SOC discount; selling, 7Ic
premium.
BANK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Exchanges
S214 700; balances $434S 800. Boston-Exchanses.
s22 slS 956; balances. s1s736Ol. Chicago-Exchanges
SCI 2o5 $50; balances $25S729S. Philadelphia Elk
changes. S176S8.I25; balances, $315Ssi9. Baltimore
Exchanges. s., G40911; balances, S662.6O2
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 6l7sc; Mexican
silver dollars. 4Sc. Bar silver in London closed
at 2S 9-l6d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, $3.50; Lisbon, 10
MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures exchange on
New-YoIk IS quoted at @S.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington, S23; internal reve-
nue receipts $751; 749; miscellaneous receipts, S5O66
Receipts for the day S177324S; expenditures $ll90
GOO Receipts for the month to date. SlS65OZSl eX-
nenditures $40 100000 excess of receipts. S33ezsl
Receipts for the fiscal year to date S22S9 eX-
pendttures S298 747; excess Of expenditures, ST.
629 5GS.
SUB-TREASURY-The Sub-Treasury was DEBTOR
to the Clearing House S1.So3,70A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31

Cash s,70s,7 so: December 7Qsi7 50 January ST 10
S17 %; February SIT 10@sI7 20; March. sl7gl1 80;
April s7Gsi7 30; May s7 O59sl7 20; June si7si7 p;
July SIG e00s17 %. On the second call there was
an improvement In the demand but very little
change in the price level. The sales were 100 tons
of January and 400 tons of May. Closing prices
were: Cash and December-March. 81 05qs17 50;
April ST; May. S7Qsl7 10; June. ST; January. si79
s17 25 February sl7qs17 25 and July. SIC 80.
800" EARNINGS INCREASE Earnings of the
Minneapolis. st. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie for the
three weeks ended December q amounted to sol9,-
S24 an Increase of 10 per cent compared
with the period year ago From July
there has been increase of about IL per cent
Earnings. which have been heavy for a long time.
are now showing the effect of the increased traffic
resulting from the opening OF the Winnipeg ex-
tension.
GRAIN Observation-Disclosures reports the ex-
ports of wheat, including -four. for the week at
$751; 40 bushels against 10SO7OS last week and 2S0-
236 last wear; since July "a 5s3 27 bushels against
S. 1850 7S6 last year. Corn 15s2342 bushels, against
1852 500 last week and 92 Os5 last year. since July
l. 1850 1874 bushels against 2S.623 436 last year
MOVEMENT OF MONEY.-According to the
known movement of money In the current week
the local banks have gained nearly s5ooOo in cash
holdings. The gain from the interior was over
100000 while new gold the gain was over
100000 The loss gold exports and Suo-Ireas-
ury operations was $.SO000O.
TAPE APPROXIMATIONS CHANGED. The
New-York Stock Exchange announces that. begin
ming Tuesday. January 3. the following changes
will be made in the authorizations printed upon the
stock ticker tape: United States Steel will be
printed u. s.. Amalgamated Copper will be prin-
ted c. and Rock Island will be printed r. All
registered bonds will be designated REG. instead
Of K. United States Government bonds will be
printed U. S. GVT.
GREENE CONSOLIDATED GOLD-The large
pumps which have been installed in the mines of
the Greene Consolidated Gold Company began full
operation on Christmas Day. The volume of water
which is being utilized in the sluices of the
pany will. it expected treat about 5000 tons of
gravel day.
STEEL BILLETS-Producers of steel btlets,
sheet and tin bars adding from 81 to s. a ton
to the quoted price premiums for early delivery
This makes the price equivalent to S23 ton in
most instances for bets 1t is believed that there
of the next week
NEW LISTINGS.-Speyer & Co.'S temporary
tifcates for the Mexican government 4 per
cent gold bonds have BEEN admitted to dealings in
the unlisted department in the Stock Exchange;
also Kuhn, Loeb & Co.'S temporary certificates for
the per cent sterling loan second series. of the
Japanese government.
GOLD EXPORTS.-Goldman, Sachs & Co. will
ship $4,000 gold coin to Europe to-day.
NEW MEMBER OF ]. P MORGAN & Co.-An-
nouncement is made that Arthur E. Newbold. OF
houses of Drexel & Co.. of Philadelphia and J. P.
Morgan & Co. of this city, January l. George c.
Thomas retires from these firms on that date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities at the opening
strong. and further advances were scored in
most of the important issues. Trading was fully
up TO Thursdays average. although in one or two
late afternoon reactionary tendency in. in
sympathy with the weakness in the stock market.
and prices in a good many instances sold off from
u to per cent Northern Securities opened slight
~ higher. but subsequently, fell IA per cent Amer
lean Can common lost a fraction. and the pre-
ferred per cent. Greene Consolidated Copper az
ter an early gain of q per cent, broke than
per cent. Mackay shares ruled firm. Seaboard
stocks rose sharply on what looked to be excellent
inside buying. United States Leather common
when issued. fell about per cent While the pre-
ferred declined a point In the copper issues Brit
lsh Columbia, on extensive buying, gained Il per
cent; Arizona Consolidated advanced "A per cent;
Baldomero. after early hrmness. fell q per cent
and Douglas Copper improved y per cent The
bond department was dull. but steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

IBY rELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSEl
Chicago Dec. 3O.-TradIrg in wheat was OF enor-
nous volume and in the forenoon the price OF NAY
was lifted by successive waves OF buying to tie
extent of nc. only 70 lose part OF its gain, now
ever when the swell Of buIlish enthusiasm sub
sided Every large house in the trade had buying
orders Of unusual size I'LL during the forenoon.
and il was the opinion that the Eastern crowd
was using energetic measures TO STIR the market
to activity. with Armour. who has just completed
a whirl on the short side. possibly taking
at scaIpirg in opposite direction Local oper-
ators caught by the spirit OF a big mans game.
joined heartily in the trade. with those who were
fortunate enough TO pick the long side coming
out with the best end Of the argument as they
parted with their holdings at good proht
Nav wheat opened 81 lbs TO 81 l+%s, sold on 10
81 lila. then with swinging salt went TO los
from which price il fell back 70 81 y at midday
There was plenty in the way Of news TO encourage
bullsh sentiment. Chicaso receipts were seventeen
cars against twenty-eieht the same day last week
December sold from 81 I3la 81 1ls closing at s II
The range of May was from 81 loss early down 70
81 l3NalSl 149s. closing at 81 1872.
The corn market fairly active and strong
for about half hour. and after that it lost IT'S
activity and part OF its strength Local receipts
were light the number Of ears inspected being Ia
and Of those 81 were No. 5. There trans
ferred from private houses 10 cars and LOO
bushels. Shipnle nts hence 440tao bushels anu
from the seabOard Isl eco bushels Estimate OF to
morrows local receipts was so cars. The highest
for December was soc the lowest 44s4c. The close
Use. After selling high 15-sGi5slc and
as low as E2sc. May closed at +5iac.
The volume CT business in the oats market was d
slight Improvement that of yesterday. Al
the outset prices were firm good demand oS
commission houses. Later in the day the market
became duu ana quiet. Country offerings contihus
light. with only % ears inspected in ard Il go
estimated for tomorrow. Shipments we're 10
bushels. SeabUard SlearanceS l2uO0 bushels "
cember closed at the top. 295sc. gaining &c y
the day. The range OF May from SAtse y
Sl%4c. closing At SlIAc TO 3l9sc July scd -
Slatc Down to SipgGSlSsc. closing at the - S.
price At the outset prices We're fairly ste@aS'
continued s5lline by packers and January hH~ =
ton by discouraged holders soon caused pfics
take II the downward path -.
Hog receipts to-day Were 1900 head f''o 49,.
the Yards We're steady. May pork sold rom - 80
To ST. S2Ie. or To 81 %. May bard sold nom 80
81 o2l4 and May ribs from 50 Ssia TO - D AZ
~ IS SSGSS Ss1A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong Total sales
amounted par value to s6.Ss5oo against S66Sleoo
on Thursday. The heaviest dealings were in the
Atchison general H. Atlantic Coast Line as. Brook
lyn Rapid Transit IS, Central Pacific S3fs' Chesa-
peake and Ohio as Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy 4s Chicago. Rock Island and PACIFIC rail,
road As and collateral trust 6s, Colorado Midland
first As Colorado and Southern first IS Erie general
As Green Bay and Western debenture Bs. Kansas
City, Fort Scott and Memphis As, Louisville and
ond incomes, Missouri. Kansas and Texas second
As Northern Pacific 3s Oregon Short Line As Penn
sylvania convertible 82s, ST. Louis and San Fran
cisco refundng As St L9us sSuthSwestePFn G0n
frsts Union Pacific first and convertible IS, wa
bash debenture Bs and Western Maryland as
American Tobacco IS and 6s Consolidated Gas de-
benture S. Consolidated Tobacco As and United
States Steel 5s also active.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
SECURITIES PRICES DECLINE.
QUOTATIONS SELL OFF AFTER GENERAL STRENGTH
At THE OPENING.
1uaIgam0d Copper Weak FatreHeavy Realizing Sales-CaA
Money at 5 emit

S3S 1000 heavier than In the current year. For the
five months of the current fiscal year net earn
ings of the system have been larger than In any
preceding FIVE months record For the third
elk in December roads reporting gross earn
ines show an increase of nearly per cent over
the same time in 1903, the heaviest gains being
made by Canadian Pacific which leads with an
increase OF $780, 600; Denver and Rio Grande,
St Louis Southwestern Southern Railway and
Missouri Pacific. For the first three weeks or
December the increase In gross earnings has
amounted to over ~ per cent. There was no
disturbance in the money market yesterday
and the advance in call funds to 5 per cent was
not responsible for the selling of securities Inc
year closes in the money market with RECORD
for ease that has seldom been witnessed in the
history of Wall Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31

FOREIGN MONEY MAKKET-Call money In
London 21aQ3 per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills. 25sa2&4 per cent long bills
25sQ24. per cent. Berlin discount rate, 3% per
cent. Berlin exchange London, 20 marks 3'33
pfennigs. Paris discount rate. 2l2 per cent Paris
exchange on London, % francs 49, Confines
FOREiGN SECURITIES - British consols for
money SSas; for the account SSas. French rentes,
a7 francs s2A confines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
IMPORTS OF DRYeooDs.

Week ended Dec. 30 1894 . 1909 80 i99O02::oo
IbrsYn on the market 24S4.611 2GT1,99s 3.O9l,Is9
From J@nIa s122 es9 727 s13s 391 $3.50 OPS
Thrown on market 12l 466 l3l 40Ooo lz"o1oo4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
tations were:
STOCKS,

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from Thursdays quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money call opened at
per cent; highest per cent; lowest, per cent;
last loan, per cent; closed 31kQ4 per cent; ruling
rate, per cent. Time money quoted at O.,5A
per cent for sixty to ninety days and 34G3h per
cent for four, FIVE and six months. Commercial
paper was quoted 4q415 per cent for sixty to
ninety days 4Q4lA per cent for four to six months
and 4lhG5 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed steady.
Actual closing rates follow:
Gables Sight. Sixty days.
Sterling ... 4S7& 4s7bQ4S7h 4S4%3AS4B
Frarcs ...... 5.165s 616HG@5.15% 51s%@+5.1Sls
J2eichsnarks -. e5 1l-l6 90 7-l6G9Js 94BQg4 I5-f6
GulderS 4o7sq4U 40 Az S-lO49o7a
lie.
Bankers posted rates were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles ID Barney Co.. No Is Brosd,
New-York and No. I22 South FOurth-st PhiIadslphia)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles C Gates & Co. Nos L. 1e ana
Wau-st.J
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London New-York New-York

London. Dec. 30. p m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities was generally firm Final quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
BONDS.

o.. 1861 Total sales. .odd lots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
BOND MARKET TRADING.

GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market steady Final
quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-31
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

IO2 eOa Total sales for The dey. UNLISTED.