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New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

In the early dealings in yesterdays stock
market transactions were moderately heavy in
volume on an advancing movement Of values,
but the activity and advances of the morning
were followed in the afternoon by duness and a
sagging tendency. Selling represented in great
part profit taking operations but the declines
as a rule amounted TO unimportant fractions,
the only exceptions in the active list being sup
piled by st. Paul Missouri Pacific, Tennessee
Coal and Iron. Union Pacific and Canadian Pa
ciic in which net losses averaged a trifie more
than l per cent The copper shares were firm
especially Anaconda, while Chicago and North
west. Big Four" Consolidated Cas- Louisville
and Nashville New-York Central and People's
Gas ended at net gains. The improvement in
these issues. however. was confined TO small
fractions. Total operations were we'll under
the record of the preceding day. the reduction
IN the volume Of trading apparently being due
to the unwillingness of the so-called public IN
engage in speculative operations on a declining
market. The outsiders like to buy stocks when
prices are advancing. falling to appreciate the
fact that profits come to the operators who pur-
the direction of lower quotations. There were
no movements in the five hours of business thar
suggested or foreshadowed important deyeIop
ties, the course of values being controIled en-
Irely by speculative considerations last
prices in the greater number of securities were
at OF near the lowest Of the day while final
operations were extremely limited in volume
= Al the moment the only bear factor in sight
a. i"i aS Ihe STOCK market is concerned, is the
hIsh ie'eI at which many of the leading securi-
ueS are selling. This level has been reached
by an advance that has covered many weeks
ana IL Is natural to suppose that in the course
or the upward movement a large amount NJ
stock holdings of the more important financial
interests has been distributed among the So
called public. Whether or not the nubIic i
strong enough TO hold the stocks Thus houpbt
presumably on margin viii be made clear when
the money market begins TO feel the effect az
the demand for funds for crop moving purposes
That money will be much dearer in the fan &c
a foresone conclusion All indications point
toward higher rases- The bank reserves are
low, the bank loans are enormously expanded
the requirements for money from the crop sec
ton OF the country promise to be unusually
heaVy, owing 10 the expected large harvests
and the demands on the money markets OF the
world in connection with the settlement of tbe
war in the Far East will be tremendous No
thoughtful banker believes that there will he
anything approaching money panic but IT is
thought in banking circles however, that bank
loans now outstanding will have to be reduced
to an extent that may cause considerable selling
pressure in the stock market. Wall Street he
lieves that before that time arrives prices for
securities will sell materially above the current
level. From the present course of trading there
is little reason to believe otherwise
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
Bankers. posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANCE-New-Orl Orleans - Com
mercial, 75c discount; bank, 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-Sight Sc; telegraph sc. Boston-5c discount.
Chicago-l0c discount. Charleston-Buying. par:
selling 1-10c premium. st. Lous-+0c discount bid:
SOc discount asked. Minnea polis-4Oc premium Gin
cinnati-l0c premium. Savannah-Buying soc dis
count: selling 75c premium
BANK CLEARINGS - New-York - Exchanges.
1929 1O2; balances s3.715ls0. Philadelphia En-
changes. 24242 623: balances. $SO35,657 Baltimore
Exchanges $.628.S73 balances S762 cog. Boston
Exchanges. S26 Os9 521; balances 81 ,6S 404 Chicago
Exchanges So, ,s69, ,S45; balances $3.522 204.
SILVER MARK ET-Bar silver. 59lsc: Mexican
silver dollars. 45l4c. Bar silver in London closed
at 27l4d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-ln Madrid. 3222; Lisbon. $50.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 3l2
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-C Customs receipts
reported from Washington. S1esOOl internal rev
enue receipts. 1921 1855; miscellaneous receipts. $5s
Receipts for the day. $l,l9.66S; Expenditures.
81 900 Receipts for the month TO date ST. 1869:
expenditures. s2l5O,O0; excess of expenditures,
81 $50 3S2 Receipts for the fiscal year date $50
4s2llS: expenditures s6S 2s1ooO; excess of expend-
lures. Sl47ss.Ss
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury debtor
TO the Clearing House S3l7.2i9
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
OFFICES or THE
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ a MEETING oF IL BoAKD Or Is
Brewing co. 1st rs.

4 I A MEETING OF TI-E BOARD OF DI-
rectors held this dag thee declared Of the
surplus 80 1897, sem-annual div.
dend per upon the Trst Preferred capital
stock Of the COMPANY payable september 18th 1868
Stockholders a
August 18th 1893 and dividend of four per
upon the Second Preferred captal
payable October 9th 1890 20 sockhoi Of record
the closing a. transfe~ books September 18th.
1866 per payable April 9h. 1906.
holders of cosing OF Jhe
For the payment Of such dividend the First Pre-
ferre9 capital books
ferred capital stock viii be cesed T. NJ 18th
cay Of August 1905 ard VIII be reopened al 10 A. NJ.
the Sth day u September 1905
For the payment of the first instanenJ 0f two per
cent the Second Preferred capital transfer
books OF the Second Preferred capital stock viii n
at p. NJ. the llth Gay Of september. s5 and " il
be Teopened 10 a NJ day of 90 ier 1908
For the payment II the second cent
on the Second Preferred capital
Of the Second fref4sred capital closed Al
p NJ on the 18th day March. 1896. and viii oe re
opened at 10 4. IL on the 10Th 5ay Of APRIL. 1906
ERIE RAILROAD CDMPANY
BY DAVID BOSNIAN Secretsrv
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
.Ex lntere.t

RAILROAD AND OTHER BoNDS-Market
firm Total sales amounted in par value to g s12
90. against E.7y,Jco on Monday. The heaviest
dealings in the Japanese issues RaIttrnora
and Ohio gold 4s Brooklyn Rapd TRANSIT 4s
Central Leather 6s. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Is, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railroad .s
Colorado Midland frs As Colorado and Southern
a., Erie convertible Is, Kansas City Southern Is
Mexican central hrst incomes. Missouri Pacific 4s
Northern Pacinc IS. Oregon Short Line Is Penn
sylvania convertible 31as Reading general 4s Union
Paeihc convertible A.. United States Steel 6s and
Wabash. PittsEUFG Terminal frsis and seconds
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money call opened at 2
cent; highest, 224 per cent; lowest per cent;
last loan. "a per cent close, 2q24 per cent; ruling
rate, per cent Time money quoted at per
cent for sixty days 314 cent for ninety days $12
per cent for four months and per for six
months. Commercial paper quoted at per
cent for sixty to ninety days. 414l4 per cent for
four and six months and 41aG5 per for others.
FOREIGN EACHANGE.-Marketc closed steady
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

FOREIGN MONEY MARKETS.-Call money in
London. 1Iz per cent Open market discount rate
for short sight bills 12. per cent; long bills 1s per
cent Berlin discount rate. 2ls per cent. Berlin
change on London. 20 marks Al pfenngs. Paris dis
count rate, 1l2 per cent. Paris exchange Lon
don 20 francs 15 centimes
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Brtish consols for
money, 80 7-16; for the account 90 gle; French
rentes. 80 francs 52l9 centimes
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RCo

u BTtHdWay. New York.
The Board OF Directors 81 he Louisville Nash
Vile Railroad Company this day
dividend q three 3CJ on and after
August 10 1895 such shall registered STOCK
holders Of the Company al o'clock p. N. July 2st
The stock transfer books viii 3 o'clock p NJ
on July 2ist 1893 and reopen 10 4 NJ on August
10Th 1905.
F. J.. sMITHERs. Asst Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
DiUidend Notices.


Coupons payable at this office and after
August /, 1905.
Beaver Dam Water c. 1st 5s.
Beaver Dam Water 60. 1st Consolidated 5s.
Colorado Fuel X Iron Co. Convertible 5s.
Corning. New York. Bridge -,
Goodwin Car * Elmira Bridge Car Trust 80.
haght ID. l.. -.
Hastings, IlaSe of tSewersi -.
Hudson River Electric Power co. 1st :IS.
lmhndon Coal q coke 60. General ~.
North Georgia Electric 60. 1st GS
safety INSULATED Wire K Cable 60. lst IS.
Santa Cecilia Sugar 90. lSt 6S.
Sing Sing Electric Lighting Co, 80
SNett. 4. J.. Eler. Light * Pow. Co. LIST 5s.
Union Club -.
DUE FIFTEENTH.
National Consolidated Oil co. lst Us.
Staten Island Beach Land Imp co. Registered
int. SO.
DUE EIGHTEENTH.
Cheektowaga. y. \. Union Free School Dist.
No Z. -.
DUE TWENTIETH.
BreitkOpf Brewing GO. 1St IS.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

. DVERTTsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
n Trbuae received their Uptown ONCE. No 1884
proadWay 36th and 37h until O'Clock
Advertisements eeivea a. the following branch Offices
until O'Clock m viz: "a
ave :. 13d l55 Gtha'e 'or. i2th-~f - Fsst
18th 81 West 42i g. between IN and sth aEes
I1yth-st rs 3d-skr between 10Th and 18th
sts IO2s sd-sve 9lst-st. Los LIST ave.
i57 East I25th-st 750 fremont $50 3D.
80 -,.sr sIst-st: !54 81 u" Eisecker 525
kssscker-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Aug. i, D. m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities dull and irregular, closing lower
Final prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
To Whom 1t May Concern.
WHEREAS, THE TEUToSfiA 'T9S TSsTRASS 5ftR: lsG5,
STATE OF NEW YORK
rNSTR nee DEPARTMFN-.


INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
-. Albsny, June 18th 1905
WHEREAS, THE TEUTONIA INSURANCE
Company located New Orleans In the Sts...,
Louisiana Office sworn sfa,er,slr.
the proper officers N areof showing its condition ana bs
nd has compiled in all respects with fbe
fhis state relating Fire Insurance o'ompsros %
porstcd by States % the United '0-
Now, Therefore, pursuance of
Superintendent - Insurance ~
ese York. here!T certify that said q npany is hefeby
q ,horzed its appropriate
Insurance St i.,.
L year he condition business ,s -
e ~ such statement QDeceyrI.-
shown = follows 80
ssresaJe amount oi available assets 77s %
Ia .-- 4 % 1-t--
uf fs.1 az,
surplus ti ~ '.i'4-t,s
fpint - ~, Jun .f ne $50.
Allio1il ~ ~
30 WItnrf~ Aff-tetf have hsgeuntO suhgrrll,ed ms,
name aa4 caue"l the seal OF my 0ff!ce 10 Il,
I-.al-4 -inA"c tHr LAY and sc.-r above written
ftsANClS HENDRICKS
Superintendent Of Insuranc.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

quotations for foundry the II and =. n.
calls yesterday compare with the final prices
Monday follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
N-EW YORk srPREME CDrRT. NEW
NEW

- York Couusy.-In the matter a. Termination =,
s- terIrste eA,sies- OF the Ganscvoor1 Of the
oroeG ~ Hon. Ja1les blanchard. Justice of The New
'-l-l-erne made IN The above
r0creoiLg and fled or Cferk ~.
county OF New day II June 1908 to,
persons having claims against Gansevoorf PAM .,
The CITY = Ne~ York required 10 same
fhe vouchers thereof the SAID for
ohe4 % the bank Sos. 35i 35G Four reenb
SfseoL Borough 90 Manhattan. New York cts on or
l-f5ie ;he I5th Cay II October. 1906
Dated York June 18th isO5
GANSENCDRT BANK OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK.
X. ROSS APPLETON President
PHILIP }. BRITT. Attorney for Ganseyoou Bark No.
p william Street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

Quotations for regular AT the n a. and I p.
Monday as Follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
NEW-JERSEY SECURITIES
Revised daily bv J Thomas Reinhardr No IS W'iF
BONDS.

Revised daily bv J. Thomas Reinhardt No 10 W."
BONDS.
American Iss,k 4 Imp Go 5s. 1921. s J..,'its
B,rgen rg npike Go tst IS 1851 s J......'HS w
bfu-isWtck Traction 5s. 1856 mn
camden y Trenton I.y Isl Ss I929. NJ s. N-.-IMsS
TO Sa 1891 , 4 J.. ~
camden q SUBURBAN Ky Js, 1876.
.1,,.,Ts FiystSt o. - iei5 ,sss sss
Nisu,utrs Llsrt "a 4 4 $50 as. ts4N D = J. 't1
.t.~.t lies q tp tF.,teGsol lsI Ss, ial& y J. ~
-- t9-i Il n. ~ 10
t-ti-, az zen Ter ~ ist ss, '9aV. s - t-''
ia.s,' Rart,sr Street ny S. lsS4- ,sS, Ioi
--stN t'sscngVr AZ 4 Us, ivto NJ y no l0s
N~s x L.ey 60 1f by.g 60 Isl 5s. io4S. = p''ASs
tlt,SeEsSSs Mater c. Ist A. 1882. \ In III
a. ft &C. Fe-fy lsJ con Is. 1886 NJ n S-'''t5a
rt <f L. "a 40 '9ll \ y ---' 80 10
y t.sr'5s Sisa5 80 80 -. iss ss. 7ss
-e~-sS t',', tt,s 4 ~ 40 u. ls4s. NJ S y 'tsS
10
~ ','~ "a IN . Z, q. A.. 'S ,,,sSS = ~ lssS
liUl@seN ooDi,tact traction os. 1900
~Mh.!sId II OF y 6s. 1910. A q O..--s.s'ssss III
eMurris EsseN lst Is. 1914. NJ Il N.----.-.-tt1sA
do con Is. 1915. j D..-.......--s-----~--s"'
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
BOND MARKET TRADING

GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market steady. F4na,
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
Closing prices yesterday of active bonds dealt
in, with net changes follow.
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS

sex interest.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

enlisted. Tex dividend.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02
NETWORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES

sAnd interest
New-York tribune., 1905-08-02

74.O39 Totll sales. <Odl lots-
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-06
JURY coNVIcTs coBURN
Third Trial in a Series to Break Up q
Horse Stealing Band.

LA INQUIRE, N. D., April 6.-After
trial lasting ten days, the jury re-
turned a verdict of guilty against
Frank Coburn, charged with grand lar
ceny. A stay of sixty days was grant
ed, and new trial will be asked for
This is the third in series of pros
ecutions arising out of what is believ-
ed to be an organized system of horse
stealing Coburn was twice tried in
Brown county, South Dakota, charged
with stealing five horses. No verdict
was reached in the first trial, and an
acquittal was secured in the second
Coburn is also under indictment in
Sargent county, North Dakota, charg-
ed with selling one of the horses he
has just been convicted of stealing in
this county.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-06
FIGHT AGAINST PEACOCK MILLS
IN WATER CASES HAS BEEN
COMMENCED.
City of Milton Nor the Milton Irriqa
ton Company Have Taken Up
the Matter.

Three demurrers have now been
filed at Pendleton by the defendants in
the case of the Peacock Milling COM
pany, against the city of Milton and
rover 300 private individuals and COM
panies, in which the milling company
has sued to secure possession of 1000
inches of water from the Walla Walla
and Tum- -lum rivers for the purpose
of operating their mill.
One of the demurrers was filed by
Haley & Lowell, and the other two
by James A. Fee, eacn being the at
torneys for a number of the defend
ants. Among the names ON one of the
demurrers is that of the Finis Irriga-
ton company, which is one of the prin-
cipal defendants. However, the city
of Milton nor the Milton Irrigation
company have yet taken the matter
up.
In the demurrer the following facts
are alleged by the Defendants:
That the complaint does not state
facts sufficient to constitute a cause
of suit against these defendants or
any of them.
That there is a defect of parties
plaintiff and of parties defendant to
the suit.
That the court has no jurisdiction of
the persons of the defendants or any
of them, or of the subject matter of
the suit.
That several causes of suit have
been improperly united.
That said suit was not commenced
within the time limited by this code.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-06
WOMEN WAR ON GAY POSTERS.
Trenton Club Would Have Censor for
Lurid Autographs

TRENTON, N. j., April 6.-Trenton
society women, members of the Civic
club of this city, have started a cru
sade against sensational billboard ad-
vertising The subject is to be inves-
tigated by a committee composed of
Misses Margaret M. Satterthwaite and
Alice M. Metcalf.
The clubs strongest protest is
against pictures of chorus girls in alb
breviated costumes and to other pic
lures of torture of political prisoners
in some of the Russian plays. The re-
monstrants say such displays are
harmful to Trenton's morals.
Appeal for reform is to be made to
the managers of the Trenton theatres,
and if this does not bring relief the
common council will be asked to pass
an ordinance making it illegal to put
such posters in public places.
A public censor of theatrical adver-
Using is likely to be asked for at an
early meeting of the Civic club.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-06
George 7. p. A.

MACON, Ga, April 6.-Macon is in
gala attire in honor of the members
of the Georgia division of the Trav-
elers' Protective association, whose an
nual state convention began here to-
day. Delegates are in attendance from
many cities AMI. towns. The reports
of the several officers show the asso-
citation in Georgia to be in flourish
ing condition both numerically and fl
nancially. Delegates will be chosen t
organ cation, which is to be held in Sa-
vannah in June.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-06
UNIFORMITY OF FEDERALISM.

In the light of recent experiences nothing appears
certain thin that the reached parting
of where they between acting
dvdua in uniformity certain broad subjects
federal legislation the general
Renewed interest by many of the in the
subject of uniform interstate legislation has been mani
tested in the recent legislative sessions and the is
considerable discussion of the necessity of uni
such matters divorce,
gotabe Wills but particularly
to divorce
significant agitation of this question
uniformity should impress the visitor The Honorable
Bryce is in America after absence Of
rs years, in The Outlook: There does however,
growing reaction against the laxity of
in divorce SUITS we'll against the freedom
though of proposal that should
divorce law for the whole
suggestion that efforts should be made to in
duce introduce greater uniformity, and to
the procedure for obtaining divorce less liable to
abuse, finds increasing favor
should most impress the states in this connec-
is that public opinion reflected in the
is fast approaching the conclusion that states in
provide the uniform legislation
CURED say least, doubt, not of
inherent to act these needs but of
practical ability meet the needs with anything like
Thickness The states aggards upon this
fifteen since they began to consider 1t,
enough to justify confidence. Now,
renewed they should take
action. Unless they do SO
capacity individual states but forming and strong
federal legislation The states
recognize the immediate future their last
unty. On hand the states such
capacity deal with broad and general conditions
providing, for instance uniform divorce law, there is
like extent will be referred to them instead OF 10
he federal
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-06
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Copy Of change advertisement must be delivered to the
bu,;ne,s office by Of o'clock to insure insertion
In the issue Of even date.
REPUTATION OF THE CITY AT STAKE.

Walla has the reputation on the outsideof ex-
conservatism 1t has been said that this city is
composed principally of rich who hold on to their
money caring whether the town goes ahead or not
Whether statements concerning Waia Walla were
formerly true not, This may
it is not true if the way the people have
responded solicitations of the committee of business
men that asking with which to erect build
ing the prospective Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton criterion The fund now amounts to over $31OoO
and is daily growing.
The Statesman is always glad to note public spirit
citizens During the past two years 1t has oeen
demonstrated a of We sure that in
people of this city shown their farsight-
SO conclusivey they have in their giving OF
money freely for the young mems building
while the Statesman is throwing these bouquets
thoroughly merited it must not be forgotten
a Y. NJ C. A. building for Wala Wala is not yet
assured. And the organization a Y. M c. A. is
getting proper building While the commit
having charge has done WELL it is yet
some s13 600 away goal that is large
to top $4,000 already subscribed This is
discourage the committee of the large
number of people who interested in seeing the project
carried through successful completion 1t is said to
spur yet be solicited to do the best they
of their gifts and in the promptness
they handed in, that the building may
assured the association organized but that
the structure may begun earliest possible day
The Statesman believes that the Y. M c. A, building
it believes that the business men
generally of Walla Waa have too much PRIDE
the least permit to be said of them that $4,000
offered by and $4,000 by others for a
great public enterprise let this handsome
gregate go by of $13O00 which they
themselves be easily found among large sums
lying idle because Statesman has faith in the
business judgment of the people that it believes this
building will be provided in the near future.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-06
Latter Day Saints.

LAMONT, Iowa, April 6-The worlds
general conference of the Church O.
Latter Day Saints began it's session
here today. In addition to members o
country there are in attendance re
turned missionaries from England
Australia, the Sandwich Islands, an
other parts of the world,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-06
THE EVILS OF JURY DODGING."

in while the Jury dodger" the man VINO is I'M
to his time to settling disputes
his neighbors in the law courts finds himself IN
intelligent honest jury the merits
VI a lawsuit his George w. Ager in Leslie
Magazine writer is able record at least one such
jury dodger' in question was large clota1er
elude jury service by the an
donation of overcoat where it would do the most
he secret of the scheme by which per
a years he had avoided being drawn lie
large real estate and day Old
IRISH fell downstairs in of his tenement houses
against him for fabulous
which demanded for her injuries When the came
trial happened that the list of jurors from which the
weve the box had to be selected precisely
hat he deserved The jury system in mis- just
hat he other jury dodgers of his class had tried to
axe it, A supiler irresponsible looking dozen
would be hard get together anywhere. When the
weight of evidence entirely against
had but herself for witness in her
behalf against four five witnesses called by
lodging adversary the jury after listening
eticaly, the eloquence of the defendants lawyer
promptly brought nearly $4,0 against him.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-06
THE LONG DELAY LOOKS SUSPICIOUS.

The delay the department in deciding upon
the kind foundation to be used for the barracks at
Wala suspicious and it is somewhat ex-
asperang people Waa WaIla after the repeated
that have been given that the post is to be
permanent. There is reason why 1t should
good foundation for large buildings
the than is in the city If necessary concrete
pan laid moderate depth covering sur
considerably than the of the building to
be erected This plan would make safe foundation
The quibblng the depth of the excavations to be
the necessity of resting the foundation
hard rise the suspicion that the depart
only seeking for building the new
a abandonment
the governments earliest convenience.
Senator Ankeny is doing his best to induce the
department take action in ordering the
barracks begin 0 hoped efforts will
prove successful.