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GEN. JOHN C. BATES.

gained during the civil war. on account oil
the valuable services rendered and the gal
liant conduct to his credit, two brevet titles.
For thirty years after tie civil war he was
stationed west of the Mississippi river, and
d great part of that time was spent in the
Indian country He was made a major In
1882. 8. leutenant-colonel in 1885 and colonel
=. 1892.
Two of the most important details during
the peace periods of his professional career
were his appointment president OF the
board which devised the present drill and
firing regulations, and a member of the
board which adopted the krag-Jergenson
rife, the superiority of which weapon was
fully demonstrated In the Spanish war.
When the war with Spain came Col.
Bates received the commission of brigadter
general of volunteers, and while in the San
tiago campaign was promoted to major gen
eral of volunteers. In December, 1898, he
was stietaied as military governor Of the
province of Santa Clara and administered
its civic affairs with signal ability.
In the spring OF 1880 he was sent to the
Philippines where he commanded the LIST
division, 9Th Corps. Department of South
ern Iuzon, and conducted campaigns In
Cavite and the Camafines and took posses
sion OF the island of Mindanao. During his
service in the east General Bates was
brought prominently into public notice by
conducting peace negotiations with the Sui
tan OF Sulu.
General Bates was made brigadfer gem
era1 in the regular establishment In Feb
ruary 1901. and major general In July.
1902. After two years service In the Philip
pines he was ordered to the United States
Department OF the Missouri. with head
quarters at Omaha, Neb., and later to the
Department OF the Lakes with headquar-
tiers at Chicago H., ana I'm January, 1904.
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TO RETIRE TOMORROW
GEN. BATES WILL RELINQUISH
DUTIES AS CHIEF OF STAFF.

Lieut. Gen John C. Bates, chief of STAN
ard the officer OF highest rank and power
In the army will be placed on the retired
list tomorrow by operation of law on ac-
count of age. He will be succeeded as
lieutenant general by Mai Gen Henry e.
Ccrbin. now m command of the northern
division at ST. Louis, and as chief of stan
a. Washington by Brig. Gen. ]. Franklin
Bell recently in charge OF the staff col
1ege at Fort Leavenwortb. Kan.
Gen Bates was born in St. Charles coun-
ty. NO., August 26. 1912, and spent his
boyhood In the vicinity OF ST. Louis His
father was Edward Bates, attorney general
In President Lincolns cabinet. Young
Bstes was educated In the public schools
OF ST. Louis and was attending Washing
ton University when the civil war began.
He received a commission as lieutenant .n
the 18th Infantry May Is 1861. and re-
NAMED In that arm of the service con-
tirUously until he became q general officer
He participated In the battles OF the PENN
sn!ar campaign. Antietam, second Bull Run,
Fredericksburg. Charlottesville, Gettys-l
burg and In Grants campaign. eliminating
at Appomattox
From May 1859. to the close of the war
he was on the stan OF Gen. Meade. He
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such steps in these cases would be of ma
terial benefit. but even in these cases, he
claimed, it will not be particularly neces-
sary to impose conditions of quarantine
upon the patients. In answer to a ques-
ton from Commissioner mcfarland. who
presided at the meeting, whether or not
tuberculosis was dangerously infectious.
DR.. Nichols said that il was not. and that
the seriousness of the disease was greatly
exaggerated in the District, this due to In.
correct or erroneous publishing of stats
tics He said that he did believe that the
apartments of patient should be always
thoroughly disinfecte4 81
Free Examinations.
Regarding the free examination OF spu-
tum by the health department, which was
the subject of considerable controversy at
the hearing, DR.. Nichols declared that to
persons OF means such free examination
would be extremely distasteful. and tina
opinion was expressed that nearly every
one. who had reason to believe that a new
ly contracted cold might be tending toward
tuberculosis. had examinations Of sputnm
made at once by their physician. The free
examinations, DR.. Nichols added, should
be offered only to the poorer classes whose
interests were particularly guarded In the
bill prepared by the medical societies. DIR.
Nichols said that the money which would
be uselessly expended on free examination
of sputum could much better be applied to
the testing of foodstuffs and upon other
features of the care of tuberculosis cases
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THE WHITE PLAGUE
DISCUSSION OF PREVENTIVE
MEASURES AT HEARING.

General discussion Of the ways and mean4
OF best preventing the spread of tubercu-
losis In the District OF Columbia occurred
today at a hearing before the Commission
ers in connection with a hearing on the bin
now pending in Congress providing for the
compulsory registration In the District
health department of tuberculosis cases,
the free examination of sputum of suspects
and other regulations. The bill. with Its
present provisions according TO DIR. ]. b.
Nichols chairman OF the special COMMITTEES
of the medical societies Of Washington, is
almost universally disapproved by the mem
bers of the medical profession In the city.
They consider It's objects useless In the
prevention OF the dieease.
w. Fl. Baldwin. representing the conn
mittee on the prevention OF consumption in
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Best Oil
Beaumarchand'a

Beaumarchand's
French Olive on,
IN quart cans, TIC.
Lucca Olive Oil,
59c. per quart, in
original cans.
Sea Salt. a 25c.
bag for lie.
Insect Powder,
25c. pound.
Rough on Rats,
&C.; usually 15c.
25c. dig ate
Tooth Powder and
10c. cake Cashmere
Bouquet Soap. 15c.
Munyon II air
Tonic, regular soc. ;
tomorrow. lie.
Glycerine, 25c.
per pint.
Nadinola Cream;
regular price,
DOC; our price,
42c.
French r o s e
water, 25c. per
pint.
Powdered 3 o.
rax, DC. per ID.
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Recommend Adverse Action.

The Commissioners have reported that
they believe adverse action should be taken
on the bill recently introduced In the Sem
ate providing for the construction of a
sewer from Wisconsin avenue to Rock
creek. One OF their reasons Is that the
sewer would create insanltay conditions
by emptying into Broad branch, from which
1t would flow into Rock creek. They also
claim the District would be liable for dam
ages. as the streams mentioned floW through
private property.
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President Roosevelt an officer.

President Roosevelt addressed the execu-
tive committee OF the Fairgrounds Asso-
citation of America. at the White House,
yesterday afternoon. After an Introductory
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Daily Drug
Needs.

: EHer v e 3 c e n I
{ Vichy and Kissen-
& gen, In pound bot
& ties, sec.
!. Combs. Ice.
; Colgate's E K
2 tracts, any odor,
, ounce. 25c.
/ Bromide of Pot
I ash. Y h., 1Oc.
5 10c. box of Cold
. Cream tomorrow,
; &c.
2 cold Cream In
Z pound Jars; regu-
1 lar prf C e. $1.W.
Z Special, 49c.
= save the BABY
: buy a dozen Black
5 Nipples for 25c.,
: OF 2 for &c.
!: Oil of Winter
Z green; the kind
Z they t a X e for
Z rheumatism. No
1 charge for bottle.
I Per ounce, 10c.
& Phosphate Soda,
3 In pound cans; the
4 best; re & III ar
8 price. 25c. Spe-
: cial, 15c.
!. Fife r V e S C e n t
5 P h 0 s p h a t e of
/. Soda; best made;
: in pound bottles;
: regular price, 81.
: Special, soc.
? Seidlitz P 0 W.
Z ders; fresh daily.
I Special, per box,
I 15c.
I Belladonna PIas-
/ tiers, 15c. kin d.
/ Special, 4 for 25c.
/ 5-grain l. / t h ia
5 7 a b | 9 t s, 25c.;
!. now 15c.
!. Sugar Milk, 30c.:
!. now 21c.
) Bay Rum, per
|. pint, 50c.; now 25c.
i. HYGIENE Witch
. Hazel Soap, 10c.;
!. now, sc.
!. Boracic A d,
: pound, 40c.; now
!. 20c.
; DR.. c h arl e s.
: Flesh Food, $1.00;
= now 1Gc.
: Wade & Butcher
Z and Wostenholm
I Razors; good as
others advertised
! at $3.50. Special,
: CSC.
7 Nine. LIE Fere's
I Mando; at the de-
partment stores,
!. SOC; our price to-
!. morrow, SIC.
. Moth Balls. 21xc.
. pound.
!. Pinaud's H air
!. Tonic; regularly
. SOC. Special, 32c.
. Household Am
. monia, &c.
. Extract Vanilla
. (compoundD, used
. for fiavoring; soc.
; pint: r e e u a r
; price, 81 to $3.50.
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Malt Extract.

Liebig Malt Ex-
tract, Slipper dos.
Long Islam d
Malt, Sf.25 per dog.
Lime Water and
Court p asst er
Free.
Best Fren c n
Rosewater. per
pint, bottle in
cluded. &c.
Licorice Powder,
per pound. 25c.
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Pitchers
Castoria.

The old kind, the
genuine: regular
35c. Special, l7c.,
3 for SOC.
Dickinson's Ex-
tract Witch Hazel.
25c. quart: regular
price. 50c.
Finest G pc
Juice in town, per
quart, 33c.
III a n d V Lotion
for chapped hands:
regular 25c.: spe-
ciai. 1oc.
German NJ alt,
re & u ] a r price,
I.25; special. SI.o4.
II e s { Clutches.
with rubber tips.
special, SOC.
Beef. Wine and
Iron. contains best
fresh beef, citrate
of iron and best
sherry wine. in
full pint bottles,
price &c.
Adams and Bee
mans Gum. Chic
lets and Smith
Bros Coug h
Drops-2 packages
&c. all the time.
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The Presidents Address.

A: the afternoon session OF the newly
formed Playground Association of America
yesterday, after The Stars report closed,
national officers were elected, and Prest-
dent Roosevelt having received the unani-
nous vote of the body. was declared to be
elected first vice president. The other Off
GERS elected were: President DIR. Luther
Kulick OF New York: second vice presi-
dent. Jane Andrews OF Chicago third vice
president, Joseph Lee of Boston; secretary.
II. S. Curtis. Seth T. Stewart of New York
was named chairman OF the executive COM
rnittee.
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went to st. Louis, Mo-. to take command of
the northern division. During his command
he was charged with the organization and
execution of the maneuvers at Fort Riley.
Kan, in 1902. He became lieutenant gem
New-York tribune., 1906-03-29
N. Y. C. AND SUGAR.
RUMOR OF INDICTMENTS.
Federal Jury May Take Action on
Relating Charges.

| According to a well defined rumor about the
FYederal Building yesterday. the federal grand
! jury a result of its investigation OF alleged
| rebating between the Sugar Trust and the
/ Western trunk line associations, will return
indictments against the Sugar Trust and the
New York Central Railroad Company. The
same rumor said that indictments would be re-
turned not only against the two corporate
bodies but against the principal officers Of the
two corporations for violating the Elkins Anti
Trust law. This law provides a severe punish
ment for such violations. upon conviction
against both corporations and the officials as
individuals.
1t is ssd the evidence adduced thus far be-
fore the grand jury duplicates the Sugar Trust
and number of trunk lines carrying westbound
freight. Evidence Of rebating between New
York and Buffalo, where the freight was trans
ferred TO lake steamers for final delivery is said
to have been especially conclusive. This it is
further intimated, involves the New York Cen
tral company.
The federal grand jury yesterday examined
many witnesses. among them J. A. Carr,
sistant cashier OF the Market and Fulton Ma
tional Bank and z. Woodruff, the Boston super
intendent OF the Brooklyn Cooperage Company.
one Of the principal subsidiary companies Of the
Sugar Trust
Evidence given last week by witnesses from
Buffalo, IT is said indicated payments Of alleged
rebates to Lowell NJ. Palmer, one OF the traffic
managers Of the alleged trust. The payments
Of the alleged rebates, it is understood, were
made by checks deposited IN the Market and
Fulton National Bank. one of the principal de-
positories OF the trust. 1t was 10 trace these
checks that Mr. Carr summoned He
brought with him big book, resembling a bank
depostors' ledger.
of Ighterage charges refunded in Boston by the
trunk line companies but which were really re-
bates in another form.
H. T. Leeming, now handling the traffic of the
Edison company, from Orange, y. J., but for
merly associa ted with the traffic managers of the
Sugar Trust people. was recalled for the third
time
F. J. Bendernagle. superintendent of refneries
in the employment Of the Sugar Trust. was
another witness as were several other former
minor employees Of the sugar people.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-29
REA ANSWERS MGOWAN.
Tells Why Board of Estimate Should
Not Make Rates.

Vice President Rea of the Pennsylvania Railroad
has replied 10 President McGowan's letter asking
why the company objects 70 the provision in the
proposed charter of the Connecting Railroad Com
pany giving the Board of Estimate authority to
settle complaints of shippers OF discrimination
against New York, In his letter Mr.. Rea says:
The power 10 determine rates for carrying prop
eTty within the limits of the city of New York
could not be vested in the Board Of Estimate or in
any other public body, except only the railroad
might be subject general regulation under legis-
latlVe authority. It would be impossible TO raise
the capital for this construction If the entire value
Of the enterprise subject TO the hazard of un-
limited special determination Of rates by the Board
of Estimate any other local board
Practically all the business which the Penusyl-
Xanla or New Haven would bring the Connecting
be traffic coming TO New York from other states or
gong 10 other states With respect 10 such inter
state commerce. the Pennsylvania and New Haven
railroads are subject 10 such constitutional enact
ments as the United States Congress may make
and 10 the lawful Jurisdiction Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
l regret therefore. TO be unable to comply with
your request to prepare a clause for insertion in
me proposed certificate binding the Connecting
Railroad and its allied companies as you suggest
l. repeat however. that II the other provisions Of
the proposed certificate should be satisfactory
iLere would be no objection TO provision prohibit
ing excessive rates.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-29
TO ABOLISH HORSE CAR LINES.
Railroad Commission Orders Those in Lower
Part of City Changed.

Following the hearing on Tuesday the state Rail
road Commission made a set Of recommendation
Yesterday for the Improvement Of traffic conditions
on the East Side. II directs the New York CITY
Railway Company 10 change the Cortlandt Street
feTry line from horse line 10 an electric line
ana also recommends the same change on the lines
IN Chambers. Grand and Desbrosses streets The
same recommendation IS made in regard 10 the
East Broadway line. between Canal street and
Chatham Square
The board directs the company to make these
changes as soon as possible, and to inform II inn
mediately on their completion This practically
does away with the old horse car service on the
New-York tribune., 1906-03-29
wall sTREET AM EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreigu houses dealt n
1000 shares i'm the local market most Of when
we're purchases in London the general maFAs'
was firm and dull CousoIs We're strong Money
was in demand. but there was no change IN dh-
count rates.
AMERICAN STEEL. FOUNDRIES- Tho earn
Iugs or the American Steel FoUudries I'm the monn
of February were slightly i'm excess of S2oo,o Ins
Simplex Railway Appliance Company. the new slT
sidary. made exceptionally E1od Sao"lAs
While earnings en- February were at the rate OF
$4,000 year. it is expected that the net for ts
fiscal year ending in August viii be about S-1O1u'@
The earnings or the company are now larger tl''
they have been AZ any time since its orsanLzauo'-
VULCAN DEFINING DINlDEND-Ihe di'f
dend meeting OF the Vulcan DEFINING COMPANY
will be held next week I'm view OF the very saus-
factory conditions existing I'm the steel business
with which this company is allied, &c IS sxpecl'-
that a dividend OF pa per cent viii De teclarsl
ON the preferred stock. being the regular QuarJen
dividend of IL per cent. and an extra dividend Ok
/ per cent. This IS the same dividend as was pau
in January
CONSOLIDATED GAS-rhe trustees Of the Cor
soudated Gas Company will meet to-day, but X =
not probable that the matter OF the dividend ra''
will come before them In any formal way. Il'
regular time for the declaration OF the next oilF
dend is the May meeting. and. inasmuch as ta'
company has fled notice of appeal nom the ~
cisiou OF the State Gas Commission. there = ~
reason TO look for early decision on the Quesu'7
STOCK EXCHANGE IN PORTLAND. ORE-A
stock exchange is being oragnizsd iu Portian'
ore 10 is expected that IL viii begin bushes
about April Is. The manager viii be IT, G. Keller
of Los Angeles Quarters have already been sl-
ranged for in the BroCke-Giesy Building 4'
membership will be limited 90 one hundred. ana
seats viii be sold al 500
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF COPPER-lm.
ports o. copper i'm February. 1850 were valued >
S20St0,S, ao increase from 1876 of SletI5. and q"
eight months ended February. 1906. Sl6o2a.lS. az
Increase over 1905 OF 0I0IGS Exports of co7pe'
tor February, 1915 We're valued az SiS6.z2l, a a.
crease froU 1873 Of S96.Ni and fer eight mon'n
ended February 1895. S7Z.I031S. a decrease fron
1873 90 81 g132S5
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS IRON AND STEEL
Exports ~ iron ard steel and manufactures t5er~
OF in February. 1915. were valued at Se1f1.SE- A
crease over 1885, S5SLo5I; for eight months eaiis
February, 1885, $oi 4s69es. increase over 1875. SN
ss9.l't Imports Of Iron ana steel and manutactarS
New-York tribune., 1906-03-29
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Noney call opened at Il.
per cent: highest per cent; lowest "A per cent
last loan, 4 per cent: closed TAR per cent: rlins
rate, 4IR per cent. Time money was quoted at 81.
per cent for sixty and ninety days and 5a6H per
cent for four and six months. Commercial paper
was quoted at $685. per cent for sixty to ninety
days, 5q6l2 per cent for four TO six months and
per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Marke heavy De
mand sterling was quoted a. ASA bid and asked
sXty-day bills at 4S2a5Q4 81 20 and cables al
4S5a4Q4&.0 The market for short francs is abou
5175 less l-32 and for short reIchsmarks 81 1916
less 1-64.
2I5 p. m. The foreign exchange market holds
steady at 4S4u45So. the rate which has been
prevailing all day Short francs are quoted al
515'2 less 1-32 and short reichsmarks at s4l3-r
less 1-32.
Ladenburg, ThalmaHn & co. quote actual closing
rates Tor eXchange as follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-29
-4ctiOn for DirOrce


CCPREME COURT, COUNTY OF Nrw
Eo-I- -i:1rt7Eh 81 SMILEY Plaintiff sgsiD., C,,,.
y EuileN. Defendant. summon action Ile
T :ze above named defendant yo- sqAo 'ite
med rc answer the complaint tetF
re-e oeIy of o-- answer tLe PIaEtir-e a,s l 10
witr-- twenty 1sZf after fnr service % -
sScl-eiTe o- 'Ee cay - service and case = c--
u-e o apiraf ~ answer. Judgment win Dc raken apr-
default Ter the re'l't demanded -talht
DATED February lsra. 1876 EDWIN 8 s.- h paint
Plaintiff. p-rr.eH.e ----As..s Al
ErcacDay. Borough - Manhattan. cew ~ 80 ~ ~
Carrie IS smiley. he defendant above narle5- ~-
going summons l7 sssEed upcn by p4ocatir1 t
sLsnt 70 an order q Hon Jsmee A Pisrlt.-1 Lal
JUsticeF - fhe Supreme t.rt ~ 49, 80 one of
York oEtcd ne -oth day % Februars zoe - 80
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Comfy = &ew fo-k y y oesre ia - J7e
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New-York tribune., 1906-03-29
EDeEMERE LAND SUITS STOPPED.

Three suits over property al Edgemere said to
be worth between two and three millions OF dol
lars were discontinued yesterday before Judge
Kadien IN the Sd Municipal Court at Jamaica One
Of the actions brought by Frederick c Allen
against Franklin c. Norton, and the others were
brought against Allen by Sarah J. G. Norton and
the Clinton Park Camp Association The dlspufed
property lies between the Long Island RafIrnaJ
Companys tracks and the Atlantic Ocean
New-York tribune., 1906-03-29
JUDGMENT FOR METROPOLITAN LIFE

Deficiency Judgment for S56 q was entered
against Edward J. Welch, az executor Of Robert
Il 6palding and Myer Hellman. in favor Of the
metropolitan Life Insurance Company growing out
OF the foreclosure sale OF the property on the north
side OF 43d street S201O feet Of Sixth avenue
l0S 8XlO5 (Hotel Spalding). on September g. 1906.
The property was bought IN 10y the insurance
company for $3.50 900
New-York tribune., 1906-03-29
HUDSON RIVER BOATS START.

The clearing Of the ice on the Hudson has uer-
mitted the big steamers Adirondack and c. W
Morse, OF the Peoples Line. 10 resume the regular
schedule Of the Searchlight Route The c w
Morse Will leave at p to-day from the foot Of
Canal street for Albany, and the Adirondack at 8
D. m. from Albany for New York After Nav X
the up-going boats will touch at l29th street
New-York tribune., 1906-03-29
Bankers posted rates were as foIlows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-New OrIeaus-Con-
mercial 25c discount; bank 81 premium San Fran
cisco-Sight 2igc, telegraph, SC Boston-lOc dis
count and par ChicagO-10c discount. Charleston
Buying, par; selling, I-1Oc premium. Cincinnati
l0c discount. Savannah-Buying, soc discount; sell
ing. 75c discount. Mnneapolis-45c premium St
LCuis-20 premium bid. 25c premium asked
BANK CLEARINGS - New York-Excbsnees
S3l3 3910.795; balances. s13.54s,SI7 PhiadelphIa-
Exchanges, 2SS2.S S68, balances. $46I6271 Boston
Exchanges S2493S,29l; balances SL6550sl. Chi
cago-ENchanges. $31.9I6,336; balances &l.7576SO
Baltimore-Exchanges, SO 37s3.577; balances $442.-
279.
SILVER MARKEF.-Bar silver 64Ts: Mexican
silver dollars, soc Bar silver in London closed at
so sd.
GOLD PREMlUM-In Madrid. 10. 90: Lisbon A. 90.
MEXICAN ENCHANGE.-Mex exchange on
New York is quoted at 1881.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
reported from Washington, ST. 4B8 O6O; internal rev
enue receipts $7O5S92; miscellaneous receipts S64
53S. Receipts for the day secs 49O; expenditures
$l0lO000. Receipts for the month to date S44 SO4 o.
39S; expenditures, $4356O 600; excess Of receipts
$l24i29S. Receipts for the fiscal year To date
S4i0.641S7l expenditures, $43s BOP 600: excess Of
receipts. S23iJ,7O2.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was cred
itor to the Clearing House S74.757
New-York tribune., 1906-03-29
rEwKsRuaY CASE POSTPONED.

Philadelphia. March 2s.-By agreement OF counsel
the habeas corpus proceedings in the case Of Lewis
G. Tewksbury indefinitely postponed to-day
Bail was renewed. The divorced wife Of Teu,ls-
bury In court 80 press a claim S20 900 against
him. She came from New York. II was on her
charge that Tewksbury arrested.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-29
Financial Elections.

-i1- Pl--1-t COOPER FIRE 1881 r AA,F5 tsDHP.e-v
- -- aaldel Lane, Kew York March u fooe .
\ = ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS AND IN
- a-os ~ .-eet-n W.. be- heI1 on Mondav tho
. .-- -t - AI-l- q Lhe of.ce Of the C0nnanT 'raiis
SD-- i-~-- J. IA 10 --5e :. ul luis
Q. 3. CAEDIDUs. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-29
GOVERNMENT BONDS

The following shows yesterdays closing quota.
tons for government bonds, compared with Tues
days.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-29
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

FURNISHED rs Charles d. Barney & Co. 40 25 Broad
street, Ncw-Yor-. and No 10 South 4th stree.
TpUsfslrhfaN
New-York tribune., 1906-03-29

IVNtTEN MVNE4 NARkET--CaH money 4,
london. 800 Per cent Open market discount
rate Tor short 0lls Sl2 Per cent. long bills 263iE
per cent Berlin discount rate ( DeT cent r3tits
exchange on London, % marks asa. pfenniEz Plrts
qlscounl rate l'-lb per cent. Paris exchange on
London Is francs IS ceutimes. Bar gold In Lon.
FOREIGN SECURITIES British co3sols f
money. SOFA for the account 90 9-l6 French rentse
50 francs 22ls centimes japanese 6s Io51I ''''0''
New-York tribune., 1906-03-29
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. March 2s, p m.-The market for Aneri-
can securities was dull and heavy. Last quotations
follow.