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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
PERIL OF FATHER-IN-LAWING
You May he Sued for Alternating Ycur
Daughters Affections.

Robert E. Lenaert, q Maiden lane jeweller,
has begun an action In the Supreme Court
against his f~ather-in-law, Ludwig Jochum
to recover $2S 900 damage for alienation
of his wife's affections. Lennert's mother
in-law is also joined as 4 party defendant.
Jochum ia said to be a vel to do barber
in Queens, and the parents-in-law would
like to have the suit tried on their side
Of the East River. An application to this
effect was made yesterday to Supreme
Court Justice Scott, who reserved decision.
The Lennerts were married On March 20,
1908, and in January hst Mrs. Lennert
q mother while on the visit, and has not
since returned 70 her husband, Lenpert
says that the parents have poisoned her
mind against him,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
,yUMPED IN THE WE'LL. u
Relief That Schubert Killed Himself In .
Fit OF Dependency.

The mystery surrounding the death OF
Albert Schubert, whose body was found in
st, Romans Well in Newtown on Sunday
has not beer fully cleared up, but the cir
cumstances are believed to point moro to
suicide than to foul play. The police have
found several persons who saw the man
wandering about Newtown and Corona on
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday last,
acting strangely and muttering to himself
When last seen Schubert was going IN the
direction Of St. Romans Well.
A son Of the dead man called Mt the New
town police station Yesterday n a
The son said his father had been Respondent
ever vel sinoeo one Of his sons died about a year
q. Before his father went away on
tuesday last he collected sssS' and gave this
knife which was found In the grass close to
the we'll was identified by the son as belong
ing to his father.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
CAME BACK AFTER 10 YEARS.
CampbeIr's Children Didn't Know Him and
His WIFE wouldn't Receive Him.

BLOOMFIELD, n. j., April 30, Pierce
Campbell. a plumber who has been away
from his home in Passaio avenue for nine
teen years and who had been given up as
dead, made his appearance at hs old homo
this morning. None of his children knew
him. His wife refused to take him back
and Campbell went away never TO return,
be said.
Campbell is now in the navy. where he
has been for " six years. He was one
OF the men injured by an explosion on the
battleship Massachusetts, several years ago,
He was one OF the organizers Of the fire
department here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
MADE DESPERATE BY 'GOSSIPS.
Mrs. OrtowitZ. Who Jumped before Train.
thought Husband Had Another wife.

Mrs. Annie ortowitz. who jumped in
front OF a Second avenue elevated train
on Sunday. begged Magistrate Baker In
the Yorkville police court yesterday to
let her go homo to enjoy her new found
happiness. She explained that she had been
made desperate by hearing some gossip
another wife living. The two have been
married only nine months, The police had
made an investigation and assured her
that her husband had no otner wife.
sIet mo take her home. Judge, and III
be good to her, She's the only woman
love- the husband put In.
The Magistrate discharged haN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
TRAIN ROWDYISM PUNISHED.
rs Boys Arrested on sunday on subWa,
and Elevated Cars.

When Justice Zeller took his seat on
the bench in the Children's Court yesterday
morning there were eighteen DO US in the
room who were arrested on Sunday for
rowdyism on elevated and subway trains.
Two were fined $40 each and Benjamin
Sinenovitch, IA years old, of 1850 East 1lsth
street, was sent to the Catholic Protectory.
Justice Zeller fined the rest Of the boys IS
each.
II intend to do all that I can to break
up this Sunday rowdyism. on the trains:
It's an outrage, and II ! had my way l
would send all these boys to the Protec-
tory" said the Justice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
DYING IL Not Opula

The number Of deaths In Greater New
York the past week was oaly ,523, as COM
pared with 1855 last year. although the
mortality from measles and broncho-
pneumonia has been three times as great
as last year. The decrease oomos from
heart disease and cerebro spinal menin-
gifts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-01
MRS. DU MONT PAROLED.
Policeman by Her he'd Kept Woman VINO
Took Poison in Hytterica Condition.

Took Poison IN Hysterlcal Condluoh'
At the request Of relatives Of Mrs. Ivor
du Mont, who swallowed poison accident
ally last Thursday afternoon in the Belle
claire Hotel and was sent to Roosevelt Hos
pital charged with attempted suicide
Magistrate Moss, in the West Side court
paroled her from custody yesterday after
noon until she is able to 60 to court.
The Magistrate took this action because
he learned that the presence Of a police
man beside the bed Of Mrs. du Mont oon.
tinually had caused frequent attacks, OF
hysteria and had threatened to prevent her
reoovery as long as it was kept up.
Mrs. du Mont will not leave the hospital
however, until she can go to court to have
the charge Of attempted suicide formally
dismissed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-29
LIVESTOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Say 2s.-CATTLE-R Receipts. $1,000 head:
1aIAri lge higher Common prime steers 81 15Q$6 20:
cows - 251S4 "a; heifeTs. s. 1JGS5 bulls 25d$4
'i!tes. - sockeTs feeders.
receipts A. 600 head. Market &c Choice
- PRIME neaNy. Sc i54SG %: medium good heavy
$50 40 butchers weights So 45G$6 80; good 10 choice
nay mixed 50 foqs6 49,; packing s6aS6 421s SHEEP
receipts 10000 head. Market lOc higher.
sAee3 $2SS 20: yearings So 900$6 81; shorn lambs.
Cincinnati. MAY 2s-HoGs strong: butchers and ship
iaiT 70 good shippers 81 254$5; 81 25qS5 10
SIEEp steady 81 5OGS4 IS LAMBS steady 81 25Q$7
East Buffalo. May s.-CATTLE-Receipts 400 head;
fairly active steady lower prime steers 81
g;5 -: Shipping 81 9OaS5 90 butchers. 81 5OQS5 Is;
heifcrs, s. 5GS5 20 S3dS4 50: bulls
ana feeders 81 ss So stock heifers 81 75dS3 fresh
COWS and sprngers slow S3aS5 lower s1sQs54 VEALS
--Eeoeipts. 22O head; active 25c higher. 81 50gS7.
Hogs Receipts 1890 head. slow shade higher on
pigs others 5alOc lower heavy mixed Sc e5a$6 10;
workers pSs So 10d So TOughs 50 S5S5 90
Isecets. 1900 head active higher lambs IS 5oa
81 20 yearlngs. SGaS6 So wethers. SGqSG ~ ewes So 50
as 80; sheep mixed. S3aS6r
Kansas CITY, May 2s-CATTLE-Receipts 900 head
Including 800 SOutherns steady 10 lOc higher
choice ana dressed beef IS 2Jds5 5. fair 10
Rooc - . - % Western steers T5S5 %; stock
ers and feeders s3asi 50: Southern 90as4 20:
Southern 50 6GqSi; native 50 Oas4 50; native
hflfeTs SO @aSd -: bulls S3q$4 80 calves SO 2jGsG s5
Sc z2iz bulk sales 25QS6 IS heavy SO 900 So s2is
packers So sass % pigs Light 40Qs6 30 SHEEP
ltecepis $500 head Market steady: lambs
Qs 40 fed sheep aud yesrngs s5dS6 %; Western fed
gcarinSs 50 Ease -. sheep. S5qSe stock
RS and feeders. 50 511S5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-29
ELECT OLD DIRECTORS
City and Suburban Homes Stock
holders Meet-President's Report.

The annual meeting of stockholders OF the City
and Suburban Homes Company held at the
Office of the company. No. PSI Fourth avenue. Man
haitian. yesterday, at p. The president of the
company. Elgin r. L. Gould. occupied the chair.
The retiring directors d. o. Mills, r. Fulton Cut
ting. Adrian Isein. jr. and Egin r. L. Gould were
unanimously reelected for period of three years
The other directors Alfred 7. White. Isaac N
Seligman, W. Bayard Cutting, Joseph S. Auerbach,
Frederick Gilbert Bourne Charles Stewart Smith
George w. Young. John D. Crirnmins and Robert
w. De Forest. The Knckerboeker Trust Com
pany. having recently made large investment in
the shares OF the City and Suburban Homes Com
pan; the board has decided TO appoint an advisory
committee of stockholdera, and in this committee
Charles T. Barney. president of the Knickerbocker
Trust Company, viii he prominent.
The report submitted TO the stockholders yester
day by President Could the tenth annual re-
port In it he called attention to the fact that
the company had not only demonstrated its useful
ness in providing model tenement accommodations
in Manhattan for 1415 families representing in
vestnent Of 81. SIS &C. and l69 houses Home
wood. Brooklyn, representing an investment of
$52s,o37 o.. but that it had promoted improved
nent legislation, and was actively engaged in the
management of tenement house properties owned
by outside parties.
The special feature of interest in President
Gould's report. at least 10 stockholders is the
rouncenlent that the board Of directors has de-
cided 10 put the stock Az per cent basis. Four
per cent had been paid annually since 1900 aud pre-
Nlous 10 that 5te per cent ird per cent The COM
pany's balance sheet shows assets Of some
thing over S4I75OOO. without taking account of tho
Increase in ground values. Under the terms of its
charter, the stock Of the City and Suburban Homes
Company is limited 10 > per cumulative divi-
dends
President Gould's report says:
1t may be worth while to add in addition 70 ordi-
nary purchases of capital stock of the company,
there is field for investment in such stock that
should appeal to those who have large sums of
money to invest for special purposes in the drec-
ton Of philanthropic work.
The principal performs a useful public end, in
extending improved housing in New York. and the
income goes for the benefit OF the endowment fund;
2 twofold purpose is thus accomplished by the
gift The donor may have the further satisfac-
ton. if he desires of having the buildings which
his gift has made possible designated by any name
he chooses.
By special reference TO such large investments Il
is not intended discourage the small investor.
The contrary is true; for. to the small in
weston the par value of shares capital stock
was made SIC, and not 800. is customary IN
porationS of this kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-29
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

Trading on the Stock Exchange yesterday was
almost entirely professional in character and
much restricted in volume. Reading was the
most active issue supplying full third Of the
days business, and the feature of the session.
If there could be said to be a feature. the
comparative strength of the "coaler' group.
The opening was weak, and under offerings
from room traders and some commission house
and foreign selling prices Of number of stocks
declined point or more. London rather
extensive seller on balance in this market, most
of the trading for that account being done in
the first quarter hour A depressing influence
was the hardening Of the money rates. both for
time and call funds. Call money went to Az
per cent. and most of the days loans were
placed at IA, the opening figure. The harden
ing of the money market is ascribed principally
to preparations making for meeting various
heavy impending corporation requirements. in
addition TO the June interest and dividend dis
bursements. Another cause for temporarily
higher rates is probably the fact that ex-
change holiday occurs tomorrow. and it is also
now questioned If the return flow of money
from San Francisco will be as large or will
reach New York as soon as had been expected
a few days ago the indications are that the
Middle West may secure a considerable per-
centage of those funds
the considerations affecting the money mar
ket were not however. serious enough to induce
active operations for the fall. and the market
during the morning hours made little progress
IN either direction
Reading opened at 1895 and, after declining
fractionally. began to advance slowly. under
pool support. The rumor that President Baer
would succeed A. ]. Cassatt as president of the
Pennsylvania was used as a bull argument on
hut oleo
and displayed firmness throughout the dav.
Reading has often been used 10 rally the mar
ket, and 1t played that part yesterday with fair
success. going up to 141% by l o'clock and
leading a general rallying movement. BROOKLYN
Rapid Transit one of the early Weddings
selling off on its rainy Sunday; but il subse-
quently advanced to within "A of Saturdays
final price, closing z point under the best of
the day. American. Sugar Refining and the
American Beet Sugar issues made substantial
gains, on the prospect of benefit from the enact
ment into law of the Free Alcohol bill The
market closed heavy. with irregular net price
changes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-29
CURB MARKET TRADING.

The market for outside securities was character.
lied by an irregular movement. although specula-
ton as whole was comparatively light Prices
after the opening were inclined to react fraction
ally under moderate selling pressure. although in
some Instances good rallies ensUed IN the late
afternoon. American Can preferred after a slight
recession. developed hrmness. Bethlehem steel
was down y and the preferred Z per cent. Ha-
vana Tobacco huctUated within narrow limits
Mackay common was of IS. Otis Elevator COM
mon was up point. Standard Oil was down
points Chicago Subway was steady. In the min
ing group Greene Consolidated broke sharply on
an Unfounded rumOr OF an increase In the capt.
taltzat alton Copper Securities was slightly higher
Boston was of 4. Nevada Consolidated. Niplssing
and Furnace Creek each ruled steady. Hannapah
Mining was introduced for the first time and in
proved about i. United Copper was irregular but
ended with slight recession. There was a fairly
good inquiry for bonds American Steel Foundry
6s were Up q. Delaware & Hudson Is were OF
and Marine AS g per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-29
RAILWAY AND LIGHT BONDS OFFERED
Tri-City Company Earned $204,S45 Last
Year, Auditors Show.

More than threequarters of an issue of s6.0OoOO0
Of per collateral first lien sinking fund
gold bonds issued by the Tri-Clty Railway and
Light Company and dated April /, 1906 have al
ready been sold to well known institutions and in
dividuals.. The remainder offered to investors
at IS and interest by Mackay q Co. and y. W Hal
sey & Co, Of New York and through their various
branch offices at Boston Philadelphia. Chicago and
San Francisco. The bonds run for a short term.
maturing April l. 1923. and interest is payable
April and October l.
The Tri-City Railway and Light Company IS A
Connecticut corporation which has acquired all Of
the stocks and large proportion Of the outstanding
bonds Of the various cities furnishing light power
and transportation facilities 10 the cities Of Daven-
port Iowa; Rock Island. Moline and East Moline
Ill These cities are essentially manufacturing cen
tres and consume large quantities electric light
and power.
During 1905 auditors employed by the bankers
showed that the company earned S204S45 in excess
of all charges against income and il is estimated
that during the current year the company. after
proEldlng for the interest the bonds now offered
viii show surplus of $3.50 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-29
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING-AbOut 155SO sba-..
sold here yesterday for London account uy,s 80
chases Of perhaps $500 The principal ss,r- pa'-
IN the Steel Issues. Union Pacific. Ontario a NJ ~ss
ern. Reading. Erie and PENNSYLVANIA - es-
stocks in London were Irregular Consofa .naa
steady. but the foreign bond market was Sss
with the Russian issues weak sa'a'.
ADMITTED To QUOTATION-Cana
Railway Company certificates Of subs -tD,,o- 'sss
instalment % per cent paid for new oraIna-, nv
itaI stock. and Baltimore & Ohio Railroad r,o-.. s
certificates of subscription. first INSTANCES.
cent paid for new common stock. have - ~
mi:ted to quotation in the unlisted deoartr,.-.a &c.
the stock Exchange.
BALTIMORE & OHIO NEW Stock,
noynced that practically aIF' the ~ go. az
Baltimore & Ohio common stock offered - ~ Nv
holders at par has been subscribed. Tba t,. eA-
not unHerwrittcn. Cash payments have go 60 Nss
on Subscriptions to the amount OF SloOosoo ''1as
tho amount due on the first payment. MAJ v As
only &.-o0Gao, the remainder represents Va vas
payments made on the second ustanent. A.
July Is aaa
ACTIVITY IN STEEL BJSINESS-Th.
for structural steel in the curren, month ,,' -
larger than in the preceding month Tn
OF the American Bridge Company alone WIN -
close 20 seoee tons due largely 10 the f9c, ,s ~
company secured the Hudson Co7lpanv.s o-,.-
from 2s.oo TO 5000 IONS Of steel To aa,a
tennessee coal and Iron Company has hoo<a5 "a
go tons Of steel rails. calling for delivery - ~
PACIFIC COAST AT ABOUT RE~0Br pm.
-PaC.Ec Coast stock is now q: sllbsfa,,t.n =
record p:.ce. Investment buying thar l. -
appears 70 tN Inspired by variety ~ ,,a',-' -
Some purchases are made on the theory 49,. !.
stock of the company should be co3sjdar.1 -
of railroad issue than an Industrial IN -.
the plans Of the Hartman interests To ex,s,a -,
Union Pacific system 10 Seattle some i,,,as, =
Pacific Coast regard the latter's terminal ,.g,.-
an Involvement to invest In the latter sac--s.-
The company owns thirty-two steamships 49, !.
now building three more out OF proceeds ~ r.r...
land sales.
GREENE COPPER RUMORs DENIEr- o-
GERS OF the Greene Consolidated Copper Cor-uo-.
deny current rumors that the compspv co,..,,
plates increasing its capital stock. now roWonn
or reducing it's dividend rate
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE .ppr,-.
TIONS-Arplicatton has been made to the 1o,sa-
Stock Exchange for official quotation OF the =,
lowing securities: Long Island Railroad Cor,,.-..
S,5l1,0c0 additional guaranteed per cent 80
ing mortgage bonds Of 1919. United Railway. - -.
Havana and Regia Warehouse. Ltd ftIrtba- 49,
of 100000 per cent cumulative preferred &C.,
Minneapolis. ST. Paul & Sault Ste Marie Pa,Iura
Company &S60000 additional first eo,sol,5..,
mortgage hfty-year gold bonds and Northarn p
cihc-Great Northern Railway COmpanv 8 50 ga a
ditional per cent joint Chicago. BurIngto, a
Quincy collateral coupon bonds.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITS RETURNED
There was paid into the local Su5-Treasurv vas,s-.
day $4,000 which had been deposited against golt
imports by banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-29
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Inc following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
Yesterday with the clerk Of the United States Dis
tTict Court:
de 3tsn h b Ledy, voluntary petition showing
Ds OF S5ViS and assets OF $780, The principal cred
TORS are the estate Of Mary Kepner. Reading
80 Sl-' Sl.Jpi Henry E. Peters. Allentown Penn.
go. j ne assets consist Of wearing appareL ex-
el.pt under the existing bankruptcy laws.
an Involuntary petition was filed against Isaac [,
IS'IgIs ana Israel Rodberg, comprising the firm of
Lpooe7g BROTHERS, chdren's caps, No. 7l2 Broad
M@Sy by the Northern National Bank Of New York
on notes aGGregatng $685.. Transfer of assets Is
dlle$eo as an act constituting bankruptcy.
ochequies of Morris Baumgarten and Victor Good
man show liabilities OF S3G53 and assets Of 81 139
me Inc PRINCIPAL creditors are Pollok Terker. No AZ
I.dsl l-tn street, S6S13: Samuel Sachs & Co. No.
% last 10th street, 1881 The assets consist of cash
N the State Bank. S.; stock of furs, H.75O and
$500 N ~ ~ NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

. Liverpool May IS Closing wHEAT-spot nominal.
lIts quiet July. es esd: September. 6std Deem
IS IA Is 9q S0EMsl9' nria american mixed new
- % = pienbeT 4s 4Fd PEASCanaGlan firm al Is ia
+, 49, LOUIS fancy winter steady S. HOPS
"a i-'bcon tfoclnc tolEU firm f3llfa REEFS
steaayi extra India mess 73s Cd PORK am. mime
s-ss' NesteIh RS I'd HAMS-Short o III N,
nfIn AZ "Ss % BACON hrn Cumberland cut 20 "a 20
scott !ib 10 70 - 70. 53s long clear mlddles
~ a - % - ~ SIS Ga long clear miades heavy Is
bellies. u 70 Is ~ SIS Sd sH0IIDERS- ~ ar
10 10. hIHa az AIS Ga LARD hrTa; prime Western in
ileI'ts SIS 90 American refined nails
ln.led states. shs: good United states
$3.50 ~ American fnest white Dps
1 III e,l2re ~ '- lLoWP Prime city hTm
it+.t-.N Tir1ts R,bSIk-COulToOn
From ~ Is 81 PETROLEUM Refined quiet al 81 Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-29
Bankers posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Nevv Orleans-C,om-
rnercial. soc discount bank. 81 premium San Fran
csco-Sight. par; telegraph. &c Boston-10c dis
count. ChicagO-5c premium. Charleston-Buying
par; selling. &c premium. Cincinnati-25c pre-
MUM. Savannah-Buying. 50c discount: selling 75c
discount. Minneapolis-45c premium. ST. Louis
zoe premium bid, soc premium asked.
BANK CLEARINCiS.-New York-Exchanges
$15S. 49,. 6o6; balances. $7.939.117. Chicago-Ex-
changes. So ,645 balances $1671775 Baltimore
Exchanges. s3439,659; balances S427. S6s Boston
Exchanges, $16S5007S; balances. s1135 $50. Phla-
deIphia-Exchanges $17.54997O; balances So $50 1S3
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 679sc; Mexican
silver dollars. 52c. Bar silver in London closed
at Md
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 80: Lisbon 400
MEXICAN EXCHANCiE-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 19Sl2.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receints
reported from Washington s55 i6o: internal revenue
receipts. Hls2l54; miscellaneous receipts s9oi IL
Receipts for the day. S21G5.40f expenditures s7go
900. Receipts for the month to date $43 H2 693: ex
penditures SSS2oOo0; excess of receipts S92 Sg3 Re
ceipts for the fiscal year to date S34 $50 3p2. ex
pendures. S530657C4i excess of receipts 81 eg 90
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasurv was cr,d
flor to the Clearing House S39.4S2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-29
"EvERYsoDYso eUED FOR 100000.

Bergstrom & Co, bankers of No. 6s William
street. served upon the Ridgeway-Thayer Com
pany. publishers OF "Everybody's Magazine yes
terday. the summons and complaint in suit to re-
cover $4,000 damages for alleged malicious and
wilful SANDER and libel" The action is based on
a!iegaLohs m a story in the June number of the
magazine entitled Bucket Shop Sharks in which
Alexander J. Halter is mentioned as one of the
members of the firm of Bergstrom q Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-29

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Cau money :,
London. 3AGSlA per cent Open market discount
rate for short bills 3M per cent: long bills sia2
per cent Berlin discount rate. 3s per cent Berlin
exchange London. y marks STA pfennies Poris
discount rate. 2@s per cent Paris exchange oo
London. % francs 1912 centimes. Bar gold in Lon
DON rs 9lad.
FOREIGN SECURITIES consols for
money ssi.; for the account ssI3 French rentes %
francs '17>- oentmes japanese 6s. first series I",
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-29
TONNAGE FIGURES AT SUEz.
British Trade Shows Large Decrease-Ger-
many Makes Gain.

London May 2S-According to a parliamentary
paper issued tonight there a decrease last
year of 476,9Ss tons of British shipping passing
through the Suez Canal, compared with 1904 while
for the period the tonnage of German vessels
passing through the canal increased 1898 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-29
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money call opened AZ
per cent: highest. AZ per cent; lowest 12 per
lon IL per cent; close. 1aq2 per cent; ruling
rate. AZ per cent. Time money quoted at "A
per for thirty TO sixty days Az per cent for
ninety days and four months 4l29424 per cent for
five and six months. and per cent for seven and
eight months. Commercial paper quoted at
5G52 per cent for sixty TO ninety Us. 5Q5I2 per
cent for four to six months and 524Q6 per for
others
FOREIGN Observation-Disclosures closed firm.
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-29
STORE TO CLOSE EARLIER

Following their custom. Arnold Constable & Co.
announce that during the summer. beginning June
ana continuing until further notice their store
other days. ~ . - H. Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-29
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. May 2s p. m.-The market for Anart
can securities was rather weak. Last quotations
follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-05-29
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing QUOTA
lions for government bonds. compared with Satur-
days: