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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-15
n,N,~G APPLICATION NO. 2I7o

Mineral Survey No. 1878 A.
U. 8. Land Once.
Denver, Colorado, Nov. l.. 1855.
Notice is hereb. given that IN pursu
ancr Of the Act OF Congress approved
asy 10. 1874, The Dor,, Miuing. Milling,
fun;s Tr-nsporta,iou COMPANY. b,
Pred !. fairc., It's At'ornr, 1T IA I,
Ahosc pos, ttice i. liah, Springs, Clear
Greek countv, Colorado. has made APP
plea, on for "a en-, for fifteen nu d,ed
Us .o) linear feet 0nihr Black tone lode.
bearing gold Qua silver, the same being
SIX hundred And seveni. seven t6-7l Zee
nor;heasterly ana eigh: hundred and
t~enty three (83Y feet sruthes,terlv
suffice ground one huudset ami
fit, (i5ol teet IN ~idtn. situate ~ J.ck-
son and Cascade Mining dis ricts. ! leAr
Crr-k county, c" orano. and described
BY the tfc;al pi., nere~j,h pos ed and
D, tne fir--. d,tes ON tie III the .fic, OF
he rrsi. er OF the Denver I..d ..Istficl
Color.H.. as follows. VIZ:
B~suu.ine At Cor. No. I whence the
a. r. sec. 4 7 4 $ X q ~ Of tn-
b Ia = Il. bears n. IS 90 r.. OF. II !;
theme = As" IS W. 1900 f--t TO cor y
!; thence 40 7S' K I5s fee, to Cor.
No. ). thence y. $50 IS 1900 feet to cor
No. 4: thrn n A4o 7s' W. $50 feet ,"
cor. No. /, The place OF beginning, CON
tainiug five and eighteen-ou thoa ,andth
% IL Iooo) acres exclusive o. survey No.
1879 Dorit iodr) aud forming q portion
oi the northwes, quarter OF section ntne
(9) and the Northeast quarter of section
eIght tsl To.nship four ta) South range
"a. Vest O! Sixth T. ~, said goca ION
beng recorded IN volume 1851 aoI o.
tt l. 4 l. -
RADIO. Adjoining claimants on this lode,
none; on otnsP iod-s. the neA,e-t claims
BENG the Atlantic on the AtlrUtic lode
pn the north vest; l:se Dorit. Survey Nc.
1879 IN the Dom ode. eating across
lie Lorth corner snt the Prince Aiex,u-
dIr on the Prince Al,xandeA lode on
The Sosth cas-. The Dori, owned oy
Augusr and Conrad Bergen. The other
Two claims by the app'icAn, h re.
c. d. FORD. Register.
Fist pub Nov. II. 'oo: las. Jau. 10, 'o7.
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MINING APPLICATION NO. 2IAA
Mineral survey No. 1881.
Denver. Colorado

U. 3. Land Once,
Denver. Colorado,
October s. 1906.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of the Act OF Congress ap-
proved May 10. 1872. Thomas G. MALTA
lieu. by l.. Mclean. his attorney in
fact. whose postoftce is Idaho Springs.
Colorado. has made application for q,
patent for 1900 linear feet on the ,
r. G. LODE,
bearing gold and silver. with surface
ground $50 feet in width. situated In
Ohio mining district, Clear Creek
county, state of Colorado, and de-
scribed in the plat and field notes on
file in this office, as follows, viz: Be-
ginning at Cor. No. l. whence the w
y Cor. Sec: l. T. 4 s. r. IS w of 6ta p
NJ. bears n. 49, 2s' w. s923 it.; thence
$ 13' p. $50 IT. to Cor. No. 2: thence
S ~ "; 1900 #. to Cor. No 8: thence
y. 13' w. $50 IT. to Cor. No 4; thence
n. ~ f. 1900 II. to Cor No l, the
place OF beginning
Containing 5.1e5 acres. and forming
a. portion Of the s. W u Sec l and
the $: f. 4 OF Sec. 2. Twp. s. range
~ W; OF tho 9th principal meridian.
said location being recorded in oil
las, page 154, of the records of Clear
Creek county, Colorado.
Adloining claimants. owners Of Sur
veys Nos 337. 205y and 1875.
c. D. FORD. Register
First publication October 13, 1906
Last publication December Is. 1905.
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Mining Application No. 2I75.

Mineral Survey Nc. i78l4.
u. 5. Land Ofh-c, Denver, Colorado,
Nov. II. I9 s
Notice is hereby given that. in pur-
suanc- Of the Act OF { ng-ess approved
Nay 10. 1874. Alfred Young berg. ~hose
pos, Office address Is IGahs SprIps.,
Colorado. has made application for = pat
mt for fifteen hundred linear feet on the
Jenny Lihd No. J lode bearing Silver and
Gold, situated IN Spanish Bar and Idaho,
! ~aing District. Clear Greek Cous;y,
Colorado. and Described in the plat asd
field no,es on file IA this Office, ~ follows
viz
Beginning At Cor. No I, whence: the
9th. " bea'sS 81 so 50" " so7,. aft
Themes West II, 81 It. I, Cor. Ne. =,
thence n. $50 + 1888. IT. t, Cor. N. :,
thence y $50 + 4o9 J 4. to Cor. No 4.
thence Rast as, s7 #. 10 Cor. Ne S.
thence S. $50 w $40 Il. tn Cor. No. 3,
thence S So W sS7.af,. TO Cor. No. 1 the
place OF beginning.
Containing ) A2s acres. expressly sx
eepting and excluding al conflict With
>urs Nos S43 Christmas lode, 32So Adri~
lode, 1850 Lillian X. lode, 1850 Jenny
Lind No. lode. Ie33a Jensy Lind lode.
aud I7I97 O1den lode, and forming a
psrtieu OF snsuhdivided T. ) 5. K. Z,
W. OF the 9Th rrinelpal Meridian. Sad
location being Recorded in volume I,3
psge IS Of the r. seords Of Clear Cre.k
County. Colorado. Adjoining claimants
Snrs. Nos. S45 ChristA -. I776o Lillian
n, 1850 Jenpy L,nd No I, I7I92 Oy.
des and Ie537 Jenny Lind lodes.
c. d. FORD. Rssfsta
Last pub. Jan. 70. 1927.
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Timbe' Land Act June 3, I87a-Notiee for
Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OEvicH
Denver. Colorado, Jan. 2llg6

Notice 10 hereby given that in compliance with
the pros isions OF the act Of Congress Of June B.
1873, entitled An act for the sale of timber
lands in the states of California, Oregon, Nevada
ana Washington Territory" a. ATTENDED to All
the Puhtic land States by art Of August I, lsy2
Albert T. siraub Of Idaho springs county Of
this ds, fled In this Office his sworn statement
No 65l. for the Iurcbase of W :. W - and
= W. IA Of y W IL or Lots ? B. l. Of Section
81 in Township No. s. Range No. 70 " and will
offer prnoi to show that the hand sought 10 more
vaiuabi for It's timber or stone than for agricul-
tural purposes. ami to establish his ciSm To said
land before Register Receiver at Denver
Colo on Mo ltaS the u day Of January. 1897.
He NAMES as witnesses George W Strnub, of
Idaho Springs. Colo. Westley W. Csnnady. Of
Idaho Syringe. Colo, John Pu' hert, OF Idaho
springs, Colo, Vim. Mosher, 4 Idaho Springs
Colo
Any and all persons claiming sdversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims N this ofi's ON OF before said 2ist. day u
Jan. lS7.
c. D. FORD RaRtste,
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MINING APPLICATION NO, slsl.
'insral Survey No. 1914.
u, S. Lane Once

U. S. Laal Once
Denver. Colo. Oct. II. 1903
Notice is hereby given that In pursuance OF The A.,
OF Congress. approved Nay 10. ls7? G. E. Lovet,
whose po''onhce is Denver Colora1o, 1890 Stou, ST..
has made appicAti N flr patent for so lie . a,
fee! on the Leatville Extension ioas bearing eolt
ana silver tne same being 1875 Get n avp15's ana
IA feet stsIS from discovery SHAFT thereon With
surface ground $50 feet In With. situate in Coral
mining district: Clear Creek Couary. STATE Of Colo
rato and described In the plat and 6sa notes on 6ls
In this ONCE. as follows. viz:
Beginning at corner No l whence the 10 cor ss<
: T$sr ~ Of the 9Th .. hears n ~ ~ ~ !
ie.t: thence ~ la' 1870 # to cor No 2: thence
W - $50 II to cor No thence ~ lJ 1850 II
to cor No 4; thence w AS $50 n to cor Ne l. the
place Of beginning
Cor,aining s.lS aeres. expressly excepting and
sHeluding si conflict With surveys Nos.l1 ana
IorninR portiou Of the IL Of eec 5. twp ..
ian2e - OF the 9Th principal meridian said ioca-
oras Of Clear Creek County Colorado.
Aaloinine claimants the owners Of above excluded
survey and Of surveys Nos. 421 ana I7SSs
c. d. FORD. AAG1oeAR.
First pub Oct %. last Dec q. 1905
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Timber Land, Act June ;, I873-Notiee fer
Publications.
UNITED STATS LAsp orv,cv

UNITED STATES LASD OFFICE,
Denver. Colorado November y 1906 f;
Notice 10 hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act OF congr,s. of June 4
is'e. ehtNied An act for the sale Of timber land.
in the sisies of Ca ifornis. Oregon, Nevada and
Warrington Territory" as extended to al the
fuhilc Land states by act Of August L. 1892
Lucius Solomon of Idsho Springs county nf
lsar Creek. state Tor Territory Of Colorado, ha,
this day filed in thisofhce hssworn statement No
tS5 for the purchase of the nwix of nwL or iot
OF section 81, and vi of sw14. or l,ts and of
section 30, in township No. l. S. r. No 73v
and viii offer proof to show that the land sought
Is more valuable for its timber or stone tha, n,
agricultural purposes, and to establish hi. clain
70 saia lAnd before the Register and Receiver Of
TINS once At Denver, Colorado, on hopd.y the
sist day Of January. 1907 WV
He names a. witness: Albert E. straub. Of Ida
no sprtnga Colo; Wesley W. Cannady, Of Idaho
spriugs, Colo: John Puchert OF Idaho Springs
Colo. AND VIM; hoeher. of Idaho Springs. Colo
ANY ana All persons claiming adversely the
above-descrtbed lands are requested to file thei,
claims in this ONCE on or before said 21st day ~
Jan. 1907. "' VI
q n Fnnn o>A~
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MINING APPLICATION NO. .l5s.
Mineral Survey No. 1878.
Il Land Offce
Denver. Colorado. o,


Denver Colorado Oct. 10 1906
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance o! the
Act of Congress approved May 10 1872 Mary Ann
Morgan. whose pnstofioe address is Idaho Springs,
Coiurato. has made application for patent for 1916
linear feet the Early Birt lode bearing gold and
SILVER. the same being 2ol.e feet n. 70' IS and
ls2 d feet TO- i5' W. thence n. so W. s522 feet
from mouth OF discovery Gu, thereon. with surface
grouni 80 feet in width. situate in Iowa minin dis
tric Clear Creea county state of Colorado, ani de-
scribei in the plat ami heit le in this oce
follows, viz:
Beg ming cor. No. /. whence the n. x cor. sec.
IT l :. 13 W. OF the 9Th p ". pears S. SO 52
=" eat 35 feet; triankulation station No 80 bears
~ q 1881 2n feet: thence s 7o0 Is W. 423 50
feet to No g: thenc. n. 60 W. So 20 feet to
No 3; thenc. n. = ts' e. 35 feet cor No
1; thence S go E. So - feet cor. No 5: thence
N ,oo II {. i-'. 80 feet TO cor No s: therce S 3
ia W. l63 s5 feet to cor. No. the place Of begin
ming.
Containing 1895 acres. expressly excepting and
eacutn ng all conflict with surveys Nos PSI lls9
1874 ana 1883. and forming portion OF the unsub-
dvitei twp s.r 10 Of the srh principal merriam.
Said location being recorded in vol ls9 oage 80 Of
the records Of Clear Creek county. Colorado.
AIjoining Claimants the ownevs OF the above ex-
cluiet surveys.
c. D. FORD Register.
First pub Oct. 13, last Dec. Is ls6
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ibis rust.
D.i-i at GeorS-to~n, Colorado, Oct
tn, g D.
PETER D SPRASEIE
A. fuplic Trustee IN and for the COUNTY
II Ci sr Creek. oipr4do
Firt in>ei tion November 10th 1916.
Last insetti IN ID cembrr Sth. 10 o
A. The quest OF the psriie. i'll interest
this sale Is con'inu d from Decem Der ~
to DE eiBb-r -.
FIRST ins.r ION Dec-mher IS. 10 s
l. . Insertion December q, 1906.
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A One fare Rate to the Guy OF Mexico
and Return
Ga December -, al AID II. the Cole
rsdo aud Southern viii sell Tickets TO
ihr capitol Of Republic q, one fare
Z SIS % from Denver e ,od for s,opov.rs
n eAca direction. illustrated descriptive
lts.- -iu e ssn: on request.
I. T. FISHER C. p.
DsnNer
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" Sours- You Have HOPED to see Old
Mckee.
ihsls an OPP rtunlty. On December
20, II and "a the Colorado & Southern
VII sell tickets TO Mexico CITY and re
turn At the one fare rate $50, from
Deuver) S,opovers in both t,r,c,,, =.
W rite for ilius,r ted bookle,s.
/. l.. FISHER G. PA.
Denver. Cole.
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THERE ar the undeveoped
brought the OF those who
would attracted. Clear
is
county have these uncovered The
o would taxable
which
lead us Every county calling the
capital undevelop,d products Our
hiaden wealth Of should
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menus in your own handwriting. 1t looks bad
t.hec's on your standing. makes people think you
can afford u stenographer, and IL some " hat am
biguous
gu can write out Jour lstters-make out an
ABSTRACT fill ia An insurance poIicy-enter your
caro- memos-mhke out your accounts or huH1
menu-or do amy kind Of writing YOU need ~
my KIND, size or thickness Of paper, and space
ahy way you want to.
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You Can Easily Ope-
rate this Typewriter
Yourself

Don't worry your
correspondent.
Don't write him
anything by hand
that kes him time
to make out-thst
may leave him in
doubt-th that he can't
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And don't fill ont
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Kara, snalla gubben min, glom
inte bort att kopa mig EFT par Toff-
lor till Jul, - k0p dem hos Swan
sons, sa ar du saker pa att du far
dem bra.
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rouei with social evil problem which bids
does
police Jurisdiction hin the three mile the
the OF criminal require that
planning proof testimony upon prose-
stands ready to do his whole
people, complaint testimony
Without the authorities do
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A Missouri editor refers to his sanctum
As truth foundry" from which, We
infer, he turns out only cast iron facts.
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The exhibits exhibition will embrace
industrial development during three years
and classified visitors
and the development of specific
buildings
itou While the jamestown Exposition
greatest historical the
English speaking settlement America, Va
the and commercial displays
The
budin. display the
i. the Northwest and
etc. showing how the
vast mine wcalt o the northwest is mined.
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Geo, H. Curnow, tine eIpressnan,
Telephone Nos. Black 772 and Forks II.
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Homes ekers Excursions to Texas and
New Mexico
10 settle up the T.xts Panhandle. and
hlnalar' sc in. the Co orAdy & south
e'u cH-rs, haf fr.t-s for the round til.
|" poiaisi tina, territory. Wu,s for
paitlcuiArs.
!. Il. FISHER, C. PA.
D-nvsr, Colo
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ThentyThousand
Dollars
s2o.Ooos 10000 $4,000
S2O.OOOS

The entire amount of Fire Insurance upon the AL
pine mill under policies issued by this Agency; ad
ju>tment has been made in the full amount without
cent discount. Five companies contribute Four Thous
and Dollars "a OOO) each in settlement OF
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First pub Oct. l3, last Dec. Is 1893,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
CLASS W SHAREHOLDERS FIGHT.
Anxious to Maintain Preferred Right in New
York Building Loan Banking Company.

There was a meeting OF the New York Building
Loan Banking Company's creditors yesterday IN
the ofhce OF Referee Walter S. Logan. Alfred L.
Becker. representing Attorney General Mayer.
said he believed that the company had sufficient
assets 20 Justify dividend. not OF 15. but prob
ably OF 20 per cent. This was in answer to Re-
ceiver George W. Brestons demand that a divi-
dend OF 10 per cent be declared.
Attorneys representing disaIlowed claims, espe-
cially those Of the Glass W shareholders opposed
Mr.. Breston's request on the ground that were
such dividend declared the assets would not
permit the payment Of claims disanowed,
but which might subsequently be established.
The meeting adjourned until next Tuesday.
F. B. Woodruff, Oscar B. Bergstrom and
Charles c. Germany represented the disallowed
claimants Charles W. Dayton represented the
receiver. Referee Logan disallowed the Opposi-
tion's contentious the question, however. being
able by the Supreme Court
The holders of Class w stock maintain that
either the issue Of their class Of stock was in
valid, or else il was valid and their claims as
creditors" should take precedence over other
claims.
The other side maintains that as "guarantors''
Class w stockholders should not have recog-
milton until all other claims shall have been
satisfied.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18

that the 500" directors win meet rsv.
a quorum can be secured. TO act On ~, I'm s
question u is stiII thO1sht that uo~. q o.
cent will be declared or the common -. =
cIaI notice has been given that the tr.-ss.s.
OF the 800" company viii close ca Anor.. = =
remain closed until September . fsF tfa
OF the annual meeting os the stockhsis,. - -
held on September Is. II quorum carS-. i. y :
cured for a meeting of the 500 dira.fs-.
held next month. e IS not unlikely thaf 49,. {
the dividends viii be taken on the day a. ~.
nuai meeting Of the stockholders
CANADIAN PACTFIC.-The Canada -.
rectors are scheduled to meet next monfF 49,
the senI-annual dividends Wei inforr,o1 -
do not look for any charge 70 be raada ~ e--
dividend TO be declared at that time On ~. -
stock but they would not be Surprised "a I,-,
the directors had ordered an extra deel,-ss,--
bonus. out OF the receipts from the euo-7---,s /
sales made during the last fiscal year. A. -,
these interests have received fntimatIo-a -
announcement Of some kind favorable "a ~. -
holders would be made either at the 49,
meeting next month or at the annual stoeEs,,s
meeting later on
PIG IRON CERTIFICATEs.-Pig Iron c.-.,s.
az the New York Produce Exchange ope1eT -
and about unchanged There were no sol.q. ~
fer regular follow: Cash. SIC 50 bid. Iu1- -
bid; August, SIS 5O9S17: October SIS 400s1s -. I,
vember. $16 5OGs1s 75- Quotations for 49,.
foundry follow: July. SIT 156S17 50; Aueuzt 49,
S17 so; October. ST SOQS17 so; November. 80
S17 so.
GOULD EARNINGS INCREASE-Eaw,,-.
the various Gould companies are showing -,
aging gains over the corresponding tina \ u
ago. Missouri Pacific presenting gain - 4
second week in July OF $1,000 and Wahash = y
OF $1,000.
MONEY FROM SAN FRANCISCO.-Ths.
transferred $4,000 from San Francisco Z, \.
York yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
CANAL BOND TERMS.
Banks May Retain One-Third of
Proceeds.

Washington, July 1.-THE Secretary Of the
Treasury authorizes the following statement:
A large number Of banks have asked to be
designated repositories OF public money. To
these the Secretary has made the universal offer
20 leave with the bank one-third Of the proceeds
OF any Panama bonds il may buy under bid
direct from the government, taking purchased
bonds at par security therefor. These offers
have been in the main TO small banks He now
makes the offer general, but limits the amount
Of such deposits to any one bank to S5,000000.
The Secretary calls attention to the circular
invitation for bids wherein the government re-
serves the right TO permit bidders offering the
highest prices to increase the amount Of their
purchases. This reservation. the Secretary says,
was made to avoid the possibility OF a COM
binaGion between bidders, and will not be eXer-
cised 20 the prejudice Of any who has bid
ahnHa 1021h
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
CURB MARKET TRADING

outside securities. although prices generally ~
firm. Trading was more or less concentr..,l :
a few OF the mining issues In some q Ia =
dustriaIs pronounced weakness was shown a ~
crate offerings This was especially 50 IN e.
Tobacco common. which broke nearly po.ls :
moderate selling pressure Chicago SUhEav r-.'
steady NIackay shares were firm IntsFnas'-'
Mercantile Marine issues were fractionaHy -
Standard OIL was strong In the mining -
Greene Consolidated was firm and active. -
Coalition was run up over 2 points. vtah C,r-
advanced 11A. United was dun and huctuatsl Ma,
in narrow limits British Columbia was i-r.1'u
Tennessee was up H. Bonds were dull but s...h
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
ROSWELL MILLER COMING BACK.

Roswell Miller. chairman of the board Of the
Chicago. Milwaukee & St Paul Railway Com
pany. who started West on last Saturday. VIII
be present at the meeting OF the board in this
city tomorrow. IL IS learned. The Street was
inclined 10 draw the inference, from his return
from his Western trip 50 soon, that the board
would take action at this weeks meeting on the
long expected plan for financing the cost Of the
western extension Of the st. Paul system
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
closing rates follow:
LESS lie.
ed rates VOC as follows:
DOMESTIC EXCHANCE- n

DOMEoIIC EACHANGE.-New Orleans-Com-
mercial Soc discount; bank. 81 premium Boston
&c discount. Chicago-l0c premium Charleston
Buying par; selling. &c premium Cincinnatl-10c
discount. Sayannah-Buyng. 45c discount; selling
75c discount Minneapolis-5c premium ST Louis
sc premium bid, l5c premium asked. San Fran
cisco-Sight. &c; telegraph, 4c.
BANK CLEARINGS-New York-Exchanees
sSSS. .O55. .EO; balances. $2.467356 Boston-T.x-
changes, $50 2s032S; balances. S2.902 93s Chicago
Exchanges $4O,l3.747 balances. s3.4S322s Balti-
more-Exchanges S5OS7.S5s; balances S559 6Os
hiladephia-Exchanges SOS. .ss4 $40; balances g.
93sy032
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. 65asc. Mexican
silver dollars. 50lse. Bar silver in London closed
at s0,zd
GOLD PREAuUM-In Madrid. lL90: Lisbon zoo
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at ~
per cent; highest 2% per cent lowest 2 per cent:
last loan, per cent Close 24211 per cent; ruling
rate. 211 per cent Time money quoted at 40
per for thirty to sixty days, per cent for
ninety days and four months. 5A per cent for five
months and 5l9 per cent for six months CONNER
cial paper quoted 5G51 per cent for sixty to
ninety days. 5G5A per cent for four to six months
and 5%@6 per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Markct closed steady
Actral clnsiro rates fnlInrc,.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-18
SEX dividend


FOREIGN MONEY NIARKET-CaM money in
London. 2 per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills. per cent long bills. SB per cent.
Berlin discount rate, 31z per cent. Berlin exchange
on London. 20 marks AZ pfennigs. Paris discount
rate, 2lA per cent. Paris exchange London, o
francs I5 centimes. Bar gold in London rs 10sd.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British conSolS 1or
money, SIS; for the account 81 15-16 French
rentes, 81 francs Is centnes.