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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19

Total TtnclNcs l'''+ F'ffFlN
Dec. i,J.J.p
The amount OF United States deposit, shown iu
this ,yccts statement IS s21G9d.501. decrease OF
,I6l 60 from lasl week Il these deposits wore
deducted from tue aggregate given, tnr surplus
would he Slt3is.5i0.
reserves 10 deposits OF the more prominent hanhs.
com nar-a with those OF las. week.
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table Life trouble; tho continuous reports
OF good railway earnings. such as those OF
the Erie's increase OF nearly 100000 In the
December quarter. saved almost wholly in
net by ourtSilment Of operating expenses
and the equally gratifying increase in the
New York Centrals gross earnings for the
month OF December; renewed evidences
as 10 tho prosperity Of the iron and steel
business and Of trade and industry in gen
eral; Undertaking strength OF the bond
and Investment market; rise in tho prioe
OF wheat owing, al is supposed, TO corner
In the May option. followed, however, at
the end Of the week by heavy speculative
profit taking; and the general dismissal OF
all fears that any Congressional legislation
Is likely that will DO hurtful 10 business
interests were the notable occurrences,
In addition 70 those which have hitherto
been specifically mentioned. In the last SIX
business days In the last fortnight the
weather has been admittedly bad for bust
meas, especially for the railroads, as was
attested to-day in the large decrease OF
the Missouri Pacihc's earnings for the
second week Of February. Hut such adj
versities are, Of course. only temporary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
live stock Market.

SATURDAY, FCh7 IS
Recclyts OF bceves. / car for the uarket No
trading In 1--we cattle day: fccling steady Dressed
beef IN good demand and arm al Ga 900. per 10
for native sidts extra beef 10 small way IN ia
sl.c. No Iatcf cables from London and Liver
pool. Exports to day were lao beeves and eco
quarters OF beet.
numlnAlly nrm' barpyard and Western calv,-
steady City dressed ycais In good demand and
firm At sGl3,5c, per b.. country dusSed active al
0filc
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were B4i head in
GLIDING cars for the market and making with some
stock held over from Friday. cars on ale Sheen
nominAlly higher. lambs scarce and i5a.5c hlghef
The pens were quickly cleared. Falr To go,d
Western lambs sold al tsaSs.G0 per 100 his no
prime or choice lambs offered. Dressed rnutton
rather slow but nrm al salOc perib. drcs,rd isfINl
steady ~ iliaRIac.
Receipts 81 nOgs were lie head: none on sal,
Feeling n0mllLuy lfu. Country dressed hos
STEADY at 5.EHsc. per 10. Tor heavy 70 ight
weights.
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Speculative interest in the outside market
to-day converged chiefly upon the trading in
the shares OF the Northern Securities Com
pauy which. like Union Pacific on tho Stock
Exchange. played tho most prominent part
in tho days business. From last nights
close II rose full poipts 20 1907, tho highest
price OF record. reactfng only = OF a point in
the final dealings Its strength was coinci
dent with rise In the price Of all the stocks
comprised In the so-called Northern Securities
group. but beyond the fact that a decision
In tho latest phase OF the merger case Is eS-
pected to be handed down by the supreme
Court next week nothing was heard by way
OF explanation OF the advance. Renewed
liquidation by Standard oil shareholders
caused another drop OF points In the price
OF Standard OIL stock. which touched $50.
The American Writing Paper issues were
again active. but the strength here was con-
fined to the common stock. the preferred
exhibiting reactionary tendency Follow
Ing the recent announcement OF reorganl-
Zatlon OF tho United Box Board Companys
AFFAIRS, the stock OF the company was dealt
in to-day for the first time in several months.
Both the common and preferred SHARES
showed substantial declines AS compared with
their last previous quotations
The transactions IN the market to-day wete
n all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. ?d2'. per cent. last loan.
a, per cent ruling price, ~ per cent inns
DAYS to six months and per cent for eight
and nine months. Iommerclll paper Is
quoted Mt 3'5m45s per cent. LOT primo single
names and bills receivable: other names
per cent. 80,
to-day on the usual limited saturday bust
ness Rates remntued practically unchanged.
Posted rates we're quoted at s. So for long
bills and 81. sS15 for short. Actual rate:
81 s7GOd s. s7G5. and cable transfers, t.s1e5.
Francs were quoted AZ DIS, lor long and
quoted al 81 1910 for long and 90. for short
builders were quoted at tO'' Tor long aud
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
5 and Zoe discount. Chioaeo-Par Charles
ton-Banks. buying soc. discount; selling,
8 PREMIUM Slne'p6p .,.,r premium.
60 TO soc. discount banks. 35c. discount. ST.
Paul-7Oc premium Minneapolis 81 pre-
MUM. Lousvtlle-25c premium: san Fran
cisco-ti Is premium. ~ Louis -iOc premium.
Money In London. 2td3 per cont Rate
of discount in open market for short and three
months bills. 2ti@24 per cent Consols for
at g0ss Paris adviccs quote per cents
al 90 francs 90 confines. The private rate
london % francs 20 confines Berlin adj
vices quote exchange on London 20 marks
49, pigs Tho private rate OF discount is
View York Clearing House statement Ex-
changes. s3l7,852,7i6: balances. So. $50 100:
SUBJ reasury debit balance. l,l5GOi6.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New
York Gle. Bar silver in LONDON closed at
~ Lied. Mexican silver dollars were quoted
at 47lsC.
The Imports Of sDecle for the week were
S.. 434 OF which S79.6t1 was gold. making
total specie Imports since Jan. /. s2s5 ,527
Exports OF specie were. Gold, 1864 800: silver
.537i5i total Of 81. sol. ASH against g. 273 nG2
tho previous week The exports of specie
since Jan have been Gold. s2s $40. 1856:
filYcr. s.. "A. "a. total OF $50 2bH. 300.
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BANK STATEMENT.
Loans Dccrease s0.oo4.ooo.

while tho bank statement was not n par
tcularly good one. Il more favorable.
In at least one respect. than Wall Street had
looked for. The loan account for the first
time in several weeks showed denreHse.
and this onset to some extent the fallIng OF
In cash holdings. which amounted to i,4aG 600
with the r, suit that tho reduction Of sl.s3250o
In surplus reserves was much smaller than
decreases Of the kind have been In recent
weeks. The decline In deposits of sio.h9. 400.
being only STA 200 less than the eum OF the
decreases In loans aud cash. made a salts
factory balance.
The weekly statement OF averages OF the
Associated hanks of tho City OF New York
compares as follows with that OF tho cor
REMINDING week q year ago.
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oats were quiet on the spot. No sales, Natural
white. % 70 g. lbs. sS2J9c, Rye was dull! No.
Western. sc. Corn was dun the spot. sales,
Gs 90 bush. 10. mixed. In elevator. Sc. Fu-
lures closed &c to 4c. higher Prices as follows:
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There was q moderate advance IN coffee to .dly
owing to better cables than expected. smaller
rccrins at the primary markets, light offerings,
buying attributed to roastrr5 and covering OF
shorts.
NAVAL STuREs.--Sprlts OF turprn1e. So q
65c. Common to good strained rosiu. SIS.
PRoyIsToNs.-Tard was quiet prime Western,
s. 2p refined Continent. s7.25 South American.
s7.75. Pork Was quiet at tl3 25dSt9.75 for mess.
Tailow. ~ ~ &c. Dressed hogs. SSN47Lr nut
,cr.- Creamery, nrSis, &c. EggS.-W Western.
arsts, sc. Chl--go, Feb. ls.-~There WIS almost
no trade at all In tho provision pit. Local receipts
OF hogs were $500 ard the market steady
SUGAR. Raw was dun AZ lb-i6g5c for cen
trtfuEal ~ test and 7-l6d4i4c. for muscoy ados
30 test. Rennci dun and steady.
CHICAoo. / Cd. ls.--Thcsc were to-day's prices:
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sUB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS.

Paid by Sub Treasury TO banks. ....... 1881 00n
Paid by banks to Sub-Trcasury. ......... 1850 ul0
Loss TO banks on DAYS transactions. . ;tgg ON
Gain TO banks same period previous week. $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-19
Imports OF General Merchandise and nr,
Gnnns.

Imports Of general merchandise aud dry goods
as reported al the Custom HOUSE, compare a. foI.
lows Win ihose OF last week and OF the correspond
ing week I4c year ago,
THIS usct. Last ir~rt tenf
nrl goods ........ S.Za2.7I S5.SStGal g ~ i =
General mds ....- h.'5oStS i3Id2,3s1 5slDss5
Toisls -..... p. Si77iSeSs Si7,1'6a59 S,.ve .g7a
From Jan they compare as follows WIN lagi
year,
i1ui 1914
Dfl goods .... ...+..... tl2.1s5,5u So 2g..i7t
Dtheth WtIthAhulse. st.hlh.i1 al-tf'.ef2
Io'els.'.'.'....,.....,.... Noan3o5l EsGls.zto
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Higher, March Advancing SHARPLY
on Covering OF shorts and Bull Nanipu'
iation-I.iyerpooi F1rm-Receipts Small
Grain Declines. Then Rallies-Cones
Higher.
SATURDAY. Feb. is.-CoTToN. Spot cotton
advanced 70 points Mlddng. She. against
Il 500 last year: New Orleans and Gulf S.ioo.
gainst i475o Galveston, New Orleans and
Memphis advanced 20; Mobile. &c; Savan-
nah. 3-I0c. Galveston. 7 l3-i6c.; New Or
leans. Savannah and Memphis. Ike; Mobile.
7s.c Sales Galveston, l .737 bales; New Orleans,
2.l50: Mobile. $50. Savannah. e25; Memphis,
2.loo The receipts to-day were as follows;
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

80 posted rates were

DOMESTIC Orleans - Com
rnerctai sc discount; bank. 81 premium san Fran
cisco-Sight, Zskc; telegraph, Sc. Boston-Par Chi
cago-soc premium Cha-leston-Buying, 1-Z0c dis
count selling 1-loc premium 81. Louis-Soc bid.
s5c asked Minneapolis-$ premium. Cincinnati
loc discount savannah-Buying, soc discount; sell
ing, 75c premium.
BANK CL4EARIoSGs-New-York - Exchanges,
s52l Os662s: balances s22 s54 s Boston-Exchanges.
Ss2 "a 49, balances. S20l4.517 Chicago-Exchanges,
81 ss2lZ7; balances. 2,S96572. Phiadelphia-Ex-
changes ts3.00O4sI; balances. &sS6,S5i Baltimore
Exchanges s6427.s $50; balances $75S,1 10
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. 61lsc; Mexican
silver dollars. 4sc Bar silver in London closed at
g $3.50.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. a.o7; Lisbon 16.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexican exchange on
New-York is quoted at 2o3.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
-e,ortea from Washington SZ75 s7; internal rsve-
me receipts S2s5 I6O; miscellaneous receipts s762s4
Receipts for the day. 1926 SIS, expenditures aSoO
coo Receipts for the month % date, f36l9,76; eX-
enaitures 50 10000; excess Of receipts, SJoS 7ls
Rcetnts for the fiscal year date, s2S 5l; ex-
6itures ss0sO7s4 AS; excess Of expenditures S21,-
sOssH.
errp- TPFzAsURY-Th sub-Treasury was debtor
,o the clearing House s,o5S,s7s
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Tae market for outside securities was quiet and
irregular The trading was largely concentrated IN
three or four OF the prominent shares, and losses
~ half points or more were scored IN a good
many instances IN other parts Of the list the
afiva nees partly Offset the weakness The feature
was the exceptional strength displayed in Inter
borof,sh Rapid Transit which was bought heavily
b, a Stock Exchange house for the account OF a
prominent institution. From the opening the stock
was readily absorbed and steadily rose 10 169. eN
dividend CT equivalent TO l62. the highest figure
vet reached. ard gain OF more than Per cent
over the previous closing IntetbOrough Rapid
Transit was erratie. Opening down = per cent II
fell II, per cent further but sqCently rallied
a point only again fall TO the lowest figure
Standard OH was strong. al a gain OF points
Considerable weakness was shown in The Marine
issues on limited offerings. The common declined
a point and the preferrsd q per cent seaooard
stocks were about steady. on a decreased volume
OF dealings. aAIackay shares were weak, the com
mon feu over I cent and the preferred a
smaller fraction American Can issues were hTm-
Northern Pacific. when released. Was ID about %
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
THE IRON AND METAL TRADES.

Interest centres in the steel rail trade, In which
there a shade of disappointment from the stand
pOiut of the mills The railroads have not come
forward quite literally with their orders as was
expected inCmatiDg some dissatisfaction with the
reaflrmIng of the 1904 price for 1900. During the
last week the Vanderbilt lines placed a total ton
mage of 5000. which Is below the estimates
and Will probably De added TO later The en-
cinnaIi. Hamilton and Dayton road has ordered
l0010 tons. which may be increased TO l5cc1 tons.
1t turns that the requirements OF the southern
Railway were very much larger chan was thought
at first The total amount placed was about l2it1
tons. of which the Tennessee company was allotted
another road two weeks since. and with the older
Louisville and Nashville and Could system orders
is hiled up prGcricaN the wHOte OF the cur eit
year. II fs worthy OF note ti- leading sellers or
light rails ask S-5 for the first half OF yhls
year and ST for the second six ILODths- The Goa
tnued buying OF the railroads is observed in roll ns
stock. Some large orders Tor steel cars have been
given and negotiations for additional lois are
pending. This has led 10 greater activity Tor the
plate and structural mills
" hat El=y be a EvTy large transaction Is the con-
tract for the bridge work for the Hartman lines
This calls for a miniWum5Of 1900 tons. but Il may
be expanded to a maximum of Z5-089 70 3Gel0 tons
the work going the American Bridge COMPANY
Some good work is corning up in other quarters
Our Chica 20 correspondent estimates that strUct-
in the drygOOGs district in that city viii re
quire about $3.50 tons. It is noted. however. that
sharp competition has again developed on fabriCa-
ton of structural material and that the bridge
shops are quoting prices which seem ineXpllca bic
IN view of the official figures for the shapes made
by the rolling mills. There has been a goOd deal
OF activity trade. which Is reflected In the
Skelp market. The mills. under the leadership OF
the National Tube Company, have advanced prices
point, and have promulgated readjustment of dis
counts boiler tubes.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
BUSINESS FAILURES IN 1905.

"Dun's Review" will say discussing the subject
Of business failures in the year Just ended:
Commercial failures in the United states. accord
Co. were Piss in number and S14i 202.Su in
anonnt against l2o6S defaults n , l9S Wee4 qhse ne
statistics mark the course OF business for the year
still showing the erect OF readjustne1t and abn0r
NAL conservatism, which kept money out or new
co11ing and o1Iv tbe aranciaIFv stranE Concerns
were able to stand the strain without embarrass-
ment Renewals frequent. and the situation
ters in the shortest month OF the year. Baltimore
was devastated by FIRE that rot only drove many
the suspension of several Iarge~dre insurance COM
ss1ana ti IL I,ie oSt S0 Io,,v oe "S c sry sTss
failure and several smaller defaults in the broker
sia storms iulpeded traffic causing serious loss OF
perlshaole freight. and the death OF two leading
they had controlled. The aftermath of these numer-
9Gs set seto2Gs produced ,d large total Of Liabilities
compared favorably with losses in the correspond
As As the year advanced the Improvement became
most F 3Tonouhced almost every month rnaklng
IdvOEaoIe comparison, not only Win the previous
year, but the closing months showed 2 lower com
progress was maintained up to the close and With
the bad debts reduced so low that the average was
last three months it is possible to look forward
most hopefully to the insolvency returns for 1895
''Bradstreets" will say:
There were 1872 failures reported to Brad
streets for the calendar year 1901 involving S1E.
S4j of liabilities and S75 e27 S64 32 per cent? of
assets These figures indicate increase in the
number failing of 81 per cent 1893 and OF 45
per cent over 1892. but a decrease OF per cent
cent from 1856 As regards liabilities we find de-
crease Of per cent from last year, but increase
Of So per 1902 and CT 10 per 1901.
Furthermore, We find about the liabilities re-
ported in 1898 and decrease OF y per cent from
1896. The percentage OF assets 10 liabilities
531 per cent IN 1904, q slight decrease from 19oS
but heavy increase over the years from 1909 10
1902, inclusive. These figures. the hand
point TO higher proposition OF assets ii the cur-
than IN the favorable lust
mentioned, but the other hand, by showing
such an expansion in the assets point to the ir-
crease in strain resulting In a higher percentage
Of solvency IN the failures, felt in both 1893 and
1904, compared with the preceding few years.
The 10.422 persons failing in 1904 constituted 80
OF per cent OF the 1S0S060 persons business in
this country. This IS a slightly higher percentage
than reported failing a year ago, but is the
same percentage as in 1902 Since 1888, II viii be
cent.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
WHAT THE RAILWAYS PAY TO LABOR

a prominent railway officer. commenting the
Interstate Commerce Commissions report for the
fiscal year ended June 80 1904. says Of the table
giving the gross and net earnings Of all the rail-
roads in the United States, with the amount Of
wages paid out, an6 the percentage OF the wages
the gross earnings. and the percentage OF wages
to operating expenses;
These tables demonstrate that. out Of every 800
received by the railroads, $40 so tTnne 1iaJely
paid out 10 the employees thereof that out Of every
SO paid out for expenses So went as wages. If IL
is considered that practically all Of the remaining
SIS OF expenses was used n purchasing materials
and supplies, and that 4 large percentage OF the
cost OF these represents wages. IL is safe to esCt
mate that not less than 50 per cent OF the expenses
OF the railroads IS money paid out. dtrecuy or
indirectly. TO labor
1t naturally follows that II railroad revenue IS
reduced there must be expense reductions TO meet
the new conditions
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

RAILROAD BONDS-Market Irregular. 1oDal
ssIss s,-,-.ss - nar value 10 - soeO O00 against
N1sS O0o On Tuesday The heaviest dealings were
IN The Atehison general IS. Atlantic Coast Line 4s
Chesapeake & Ohio t14s. Chicago. Rock Islano q
Pacae Railroad Is and Collateral Trust Is. chicago
Burlington & Quincy <s. Chicago Ierinln@I H
TrEnsfer zs Erie general and convertible As Asxl-
csn Central 1st and "a incomes. Northern Paclne
1s- Perusy!vanle convertible s1zs Reading general
A. 81 Louis g. San Francisco refunding As' SOUTH
err Pacific As Union Pacific LIST and eonvertiole S.
American Tobacco ls and os. Colorado fes4 q AFOl
rerttdcates Consolidated Gas debenture es and
United ststss Steel g. were also active
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

By order OF executors
mortgage per cent hfty-year gold bond, due
- August 1913 interest February and August. 80
SlOoo brookLn CITY Railroad COMPANY nrst mort
gage eonsoidated bonds, due 1Slt-lS+l; IN
- 80 terest January and July 10T
1000 Central Union Gas Company. OF Nsw-TOFk.
I.rst Ilartgase . Per cent gold bond due July -
81 900 Colorado Fuel company, OF Denver general
mortgage sinking fund per cent bond, due
May, 1919: interest Lay and November. .,... los
sl'VVV NeW-4ork ana NeN-Jersey IelepAohe CON-
pany general mortgage convertible per cent
s. 600 Fia56Gsh WaGsr WORKS Company frst mort
gage per cent bond. due September. 1911;
81 600 Northern Union Gas COMPANY. Of Nev-Yors
hrst nlortcage per cent gold bond due No -
$1,000 Atlantic Avenue Railroad. OF Brooklyn, hrst
Sons2.ida,@ed @ no.tEage . per cent bond: due ~
$1,000 caysry cast5Ty rseSpota and Broo1iy
hord. due June l907i interest June and De-
81 600 TSni57 Ferrv Company. OF Neur-York and
Rrooklvn first mortgage per cent gold bond.
due November. 1870; interest Nay and No ~
shares odd Fellows Han. Ho6oken. n. ].
1898 sha-es Aurusra Metal Mining Company Of
By order OF trustees.
% shares Farmers Loan and Trust Company. y.-. IA
For account Of whom II may concern
G2 shares Corn Exchange Bank 81
. shares PEOPLES Trust Corapany OF b-ooSlyn S4O
s1O0O Brooklyn Unisn Gas Company per cent -,
I, sSeTes anastsrdana Na1ions 3anL.. AS
20 shares National surety Company --.-'..--. -
30 shares North American Trust Company s. a
Is shares Trust Company OF America -
20 shares International Banking Corporatiou.-- 10
20 shares Trust company Or An-sIle;t s-
60 shares Pearson Publishing Company l9t----- 8
.o 900 T,,sei, sny SIs1te ma Iron Company
mortCaEa per cent bonds. due 1852. inter -
60 ooo Tsrmf3a1 warehouse Company 6 per cent
debenture bonds. due 1910. coupons January -
n an. h-ss Ja1s RovIne Green Trust company -
10 shares NeW-Anstsrdan National B@Ek-.----' 800
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY AIARKET.-SIoney on call opened at 3
per cent: highest, per cent: lowest. per cent;
last loan. 215 per cent; closed, 214G2% per cent;
ruling rate. per cent. Time money was quoted
at 97r3E per cent for sixty 70 ninety days and 3lG
sIk per cent for four. five and six months. Com
nercal paper was quoted at 445 per cent for sixty
10 ninety davs 4941z per cent for four TO six
months and zlA95 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market closed firm.
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

heiner has been a member Of the board Of diree-
tors for several years. The annual election OF
officers viii be held on january 10.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

Paris discount rate. sls per cent Paris exchange
on London. . francs Il centimes
FOREIGN SECURITIES. - British consols tor
money % Bic; for the account Sss.. French rentes,
IS francs
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

FOREIGN MONEY sLARKET.-can money ~
Sondoa Isza1E Der cent. Open Da1IAsS -. osl lcs
27-.s Der cent. Berlin Discount rate, 2% per cen
Berlin e4ctsur. on London. 20 marks so1t pfsnnifS
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
BY order OF executors.

The following securities sold yesterday at
auction at the New-YOrk Real Estate SaIesroom by
Adrian H. Muller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.


London. Jan. 4. ,. n>-The market for Ameri-
car securities was duh and heavy. Final prices
fall
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

points. selling at no The copper issues were weak
Greene Consolidated declined per cent with only
a slight rally. Tennessee Copper Baldomero and
Douglas were fractiOnally lower
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
lRREGULARITY In STOCKS
HEAVINESS IN MANY ISSUES BEFoPE rt,,, 1,r>o,-
Chicago Terminal Shares Decne-oney Market EasyFurber Gold
Exports
aago Terminal Shares Decline

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from TUESDAYS ouo-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

,r,.h.s by CHARLES D Barney & Co. No Is Broad-st
yoS and No I22 south Fourth-st.. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

INACTIVE STOCKS.
Furnished BY William z. Nichols q Co. No waEtsLD
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

100 Ame~ican Can
7. rfo so REF ..-.
200 Ame lean nickel
2.5 Arl ma C1n N n
= D Ea De mo Mines
sd Eri Colur1 Cop
4gH Con HHfrtserar b..
T5c G. eut Found y. ...
zoo dn rref -
l-G NCu-las f'0upc-
im Eie. .t.i- Foa- .
20 Eie Nehici pf
10. "a Greene cen Cop
10 g. creme rs
20 ffav m Tobacco.
so a. rref
@eH X O. Rv & /. pf
t~e Norccnr, @ N,a1-.
,1f a. pre- --.--.
a.'a0 aoif Tran .--.
. "A Na COS fx Cty1
90 Do pvof tex iivt
I 400 - F. H -
3 O s. Crth Sec tubs
2so No Gar " r...
So N y Trans. .--
80 Oris Eles ato- -----
8 Nto Nor Sec
500 e Tea a A Lne
st0i do re-
f0p Teune sse COJ-
% , TWO Reps Cha-t
% L : ship = W 6
10 u s Lean 2fw .
L&to ~ hl . hnol Ccp
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05
soNp MARKET TRADING.

GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Mariset steady Final
quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

$4,000 Total sci ''asd interest.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

Ia5. Rss ,!2iod R5Si BID IA.la
New-York tribune., 1905-01-05

SIS, 20 Total Iaies for the day. 'pniist-A