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The Detroit times., 1910-11-02
CHICAGO PRODTCE.

CHICAGO. Nov Butter Extras.
soc. frsts. 2shc; dairy extras, 2e &c.
nrsts, Csc Eggs. Prime hrsts. Csc
hrsta. csc Cheese: Skins, ian l4l2c,
young Americas, l5T15Ac c. Live poul-
try Fowls 1lG11hc; ducks. l4a
14izc; geese, l2Ql3o.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-02
Markets and Finance

lS.Bo; No. 2 t2:bO; shsspskinA. a. 60
wool. asa 76c' No. , hidsa. &C on: KIP
and calf &c OF.
Haasy-Fancy white. ls0iTc: amber.
Ia lac: extracted, .usc per lDs
Iemons-CalIrornla. s7.5aGs PEI box;
Messinas $6G650 per box
llmes-Sl u las per 100.
MushrOoms--lb q SIC Per IA
OnlOns-65e u Toe per ou. spanish,
tl925 per crate. picking onions. saSV
o. per ou. -.
OranEes-California Valencias. $40
A5e PEI box; Floridas. 50 u 3 % per box
Ptneapples-Florida $3.50 per crate.
Pears-Common. $4,000 per bbl
rotatOes-Michigan car lots. 3SgA2c
per bu.
PouItry-Springs. 12ls ql9c; fowls.
III fl2c; No >, l0G lie; old ROSTERS,
"a loo. geese. l2N lSc; ducks, young.
llg i5e; turkeys. lsgl9e ~ 10.
oufnees-fi. H6 o $50 per bN.
sweet POtatOes--virEIn 81 PEI
bu. Sl.sbQl.SO per bbl Jerseys. t2,60g
ais per Dbl. $3.50 per bu.
TOmatoes-Home-g grown. ~ Oh 70 gu.
TllIew=No. I. s%e: Nc; SAe 10
MoOl-Medtum. unWashed, $50 1tc;
one unwashed. IL q tse Der Ii
The Detroit times., 1910-11-02

+ MnsNsea.-tIke Prtntfna. ne fuss and
~ fLfhcrn TIE plain. neat kind that
.1|ha right Tlmea Printing Co. rs
|I1n h-st Main lass or City etsG
The Detroit times., 1910-11-02

tin
bn haV
Information you unprecedented
The Detroit times., 1910-11-02
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE"

rho Tmes
o not be
10
be
and nVestsaedJ
The Detroit times., 1910-11-02
SEU YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, Nov Money on call
axe Time money "a a for six
months Bar silver: London, % 1916;
New York SEC Demand sterling
S4s5 abd4s6
The Detroit times., 1910-11-02
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-openinG.

DunnIng & stevens Live stock Reports
EAST BUFFALO, y. Y. Nov a.
Cattle: Receipts. cars slow prime
steers. S6s5GI.25. shipping steers,
IS. 90 q SO; medium, butchers steers.
SIS: light steers. S45O95; fat COWS, SO
as tTimmers, s275a3 heifers. SO. rs q
s, stock heifers. $35Og375; feeders,
S425Qs25; stocks. s3.50G375: bulls,
SO rs q 525: mixers and springers, $50
fTO Hogs Receipts, 20 cars; low
er, heavy. $s254s5O: workers. IS 500
s Go pigs. $3.50 Sheep: Receipts, 20
cars, lower: best lambs. $3.50. year
lings, $5d $50; wethers, &4g5; ewes, -
n rs. calves SlO75
The Detroit times., 1910-11-02
NATIONAL GOLD SEEMS
TO BE WORTHLESS

south DAKOTA
stock AS neither of these companies seem to be in existence any nso
definite In opinion
South Dakota Co which s-nohnE
letter frOmt the
do yOuthi DO worth
The Detroit times., 1910-11-02
BURR BROS. INC.
IN WRONG AGAIN


this column regarding this firm getch
quick sharps
consider sending
Bros tnc) stock for their Kern Western OH
/ dissuae
parting the
The Detroit times., 1910-11-02

Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing. Go. No IS John II st Call
MaiR it9S or City 1855.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-02

The New York Sunday World has
just printed some interesting informa-
tion about Burr Bros (IncD," giving
their history and the history OF he
various enterprises through which
they have been taking in the money
The Detroit times., 1910-11-02
PRODUCE.

The market as whole Is very
steady at present Butter and eggs
are firm at the recent advance Re-
ceipts OF poultry are heavy, the de-
mand from retailers is limited, and the
dressers viii only clean w at their
own prices. the result being "A slow and
heavy market. Potatoes are steady,
but the market Is d small one at its
best tomatoes are done. and the sup
ply OF vegetables generally IS comm =
more and more from the south New
Florida oranges are in the market but
are not yet at their best Pears are
getting pretty well cleaned up, and ap-
plc stocks are not as large as they
were
AppIes-75c4S12 per bu, S2Q3.5O
per bbl. western apples, {2250275.
BananRs-GOCd shipping stock, 81 80
% 90. according TO quality.
Beans-pried Lima, Ga g7c 10.
Celery-itomC grown. Is q goo doz.
CauIIflOwer-15 n SOC per bu
Cabbage so per Dbl
California Fruits-Grapes, 81 5q1.75
cheese Michigan fats. l7a17bc.
York state, lie. Limburger. Il ~ u isc;
brick. 1914 n lgC, domestic swiss, n n
22c: imported, do. ZsH J0c per 10
Chfstnuts-lsH 20c per 10
Crab Apples 80 q T. - per bu
Crnnberrtcr--Capc Gods $Zu2 % Der
bu, 1915 . $50 per bbl
DEtes-Pcrsian. 8 lf6c per h. Fards
hNtt &c per 10.
Dressed Calves - Choice. I2Ml2Lc
per 10. common. lON1lc per no
FinnRn Hnddies-lOl2 q lie per 10
FiEs-lmported. new. a l5C per 10.
California S5c per box.
Fresh Negetnbies-Cucum hot
\ house. 81 25 a 90 doz. lettuce. 50H Coo
per bu, head lettuce. 81 per bu. rad
/ ishes, round, loo per doZ. parsley 20 II
2"c per dOz. green peppers, soc per bu,
red peppers. 81 50fti IS per bu
Grnpe--ponies. Concords, Ice; Nj
agbras and Catawbas, lie; Concords
! lbs. Csc
Grape FruIt-Florida. s45Oa5 per
/ case.
HRy-Detroit sealers are paying tn,
! following prices for baled hay in car.
lots. + o. b. Detroit: No. 1 timothy
new, SEA 1850; No. timothy. Sl5N
I To- 90 clover, mixed. &15d 1880; rye
straw, f775aS: wheat and oat straw
5000 Loose hay from farmers
! wagons on the ci.r markets ranged
from tlSQ g. a. TO quality
Hides-No 1 cured. iOs; No. ! groon
| 70: NO. 4 cured kip. 1DISc: so. i,gresn
| %: No. cured sanrraia ers No
| green. Sc; No. I cured. nalf. 1lhc: 40
] green. 1Sc per ID: horse hides. No.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-02
EAST BUFFALO-CIOse.

EAST BUFFALO. = Y, Nov. T.
Cattle Receipts. 200 head, market,
quiet and steady; prime steers, SI4
: %; butcher grades S4Q6.75. Calves:
Receipts. 100 head. market. fairly &C
tive and soc lower Gull TO choice, $50
1850 Sheep and lambs. Receipts. 5000
head. market. slow. choice lambs, SO
q 60 Gull TO fair. $50 q %; sheep
$3a475 Hogs Receipts. $3.50 head; ,
market slow and 10c lower, workers.
$SaS75 pigs. So mixed, Ss50ps.7O,
heavy. $500 $40, roughs, S'.5Og 80
The Detroit times., 1910-11-02

Il would appear that the National
Gold Mining Co, IVES consolidation
OF reorganization which included the
South Dakota company and the cir
cular letter informing stockholders
in tho latter corporatiOn was sent to
The Detroit times., 1910-11-02
INInN sTOCk YARDs.

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
Nov 2-Hogs Receipts. $4,000. mar
ket, slow. mixed and butchers. $3.50 3
SIS good heavy, s. 20 q 5 80. rough
pigs. 81 6Cn 40 Cattle. Receipts, 20
900 market. steady. beeves. S4.40 y so;
cows and heifers. 81 2OQ 6.25. stockers
and feeders, s. lOa65O, Texans, $500
ceipts, $1,000 market. weak. native,
81 80 n 40. western, 81 s. n 30 lambs
S475Q 90. western, {i.75 q . 50.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. O. Nov Hogs Re-
celpts, 1900, 20H SOC lower, heavies,
Ss2OQs25 workers.. {S50nS7O. pigs
and lights, Ss70qS75 Cattle Re
ceipts. cars, market slow Lambs:
Receipts, Is cars, So 35 top. Calves
Receipts, 100 head 50 20 top.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-10
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CARDS.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
BON DIS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Active trading on the Consolidated Ex x.
change early in the day was succeeded oE
dulness in the afternoon. Speculation was
evidently experiencing its usual ena OF
the week check pending knowledge as TO
whether the United States supreme Cours
would hand down it's decision In the
American Tobacco suit. The total for the
day was, nevertheless. respectable one,
amounting to S0,040 shares. with the nst
of different stocks changing hands en-
bracing ffty-eight. United states steer
common continued to hold the leadership
in respect to volume, its sales aggregatlns
81 $50 shares. 1t failed to sell under
S41b, compared with a New York STOCK
Exchange low of S4ss. Reading was sec
ond and Amalgamated Copper third In ac,
tivfty. The last named was In dena a1
and did not get under S01s, against 50
on the other board. Reading was offered
with considerable freedom at times IT'S
high for the DAY being 1913. 4 Of point
under the top figure on the other exchange
while it's low was 1885, Is of point IN o
der An incident transaction IN loo
shares of Chicago & Northwestern az
1874, this representing the initial arp.
pearance of that stock on the Consolidated
list Detailed operations follow:
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sa a. naa- 20 SIS. osi TIs OO6
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. March 4.-Consols closed LIP
higher at SIX for money and 81 ll-lo Tor
the account Anaconda was Is lower a.
fI01b; Canadian Pacific z lower at 1872
Grand Trunk Il lower, at % a
Money was in good demand at harueI-
ing rates Discount rates were dlstnlcIIS
frmer on the gold exports and the Conu-
mental demand for the metal
The stock market opened nrn VIII
marked strength. and activity in Rhode-
sian mines and good investment puEins
in ConsoIs home rails and foreign bones
later offerings of foreign rails and rub-
Der shares gave the market an irregular
appearance .,.- .,,
ing the early session. fears or strikes
caIIsing realizatiOns. In the afternoon
wall Street bidding hardened values. es-
pecfaIly Amalgamated Copper and nlte>l
States Steel Scattered offerings IN the
late trade caused an uncertain close
Call money in London. Z "a = per
cent: open market discount rate: Tor Snort
hills, % per cent: long bills. 212 q 9-l6
per cent. Berlin discount rate "a per
cent; Paris discount rate, "a per cent
Paris exchange on London. % francs ~ g
centimes: Berlin exchange on London. 20
marks a. pfenuigs. Bar gold as I'd
American eagles. 16s Id
Paris March 4-Three per cent renteS
closed unchanged at 90 francs 90 centimes
Prices were firm on the BOurse.
BERLIN March 4.-The tendency or prices
on the Roerse was downward, owing 10
unfayorabIe American iron reports
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

generally strong tone onneec' wi,d M in the
activity characterized specitins While
nIirht reactions set in at times; r inr'f FOL
profit taking by traders. reeoVTT1 The prin-
ni,'.1 feature was the sharp upward IIiot
ment in American Tobacco or , ~ in
accompanied by rumors thai a red down
hI, the supreme Court. StandaIu
moved up in sympathy. gaining . pnn;nt
United cigar Manufacturing, In
STANDARD Milling shares were stt'luN ,,.re
the mining list fractional adVant. tho
the rule. with considerable act1vltH y. tinn
higher priced issues Butte ',e.,r1,
yaiped = p,I Nevada Gousolidated httl.!
y point Miami improved Il. KAY OF
soiidated "a Greene-t 'ananea va W fle,,a.
",,,II eractirrol gains were shown III
bone there was fair inquiry. WIN
prices frm Western Pacific 5s were ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
MEETINGS.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS OF
RETHI.EH STEEL CORPORATIONS

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
Bethlehem Steel Corporation will be held at its
principal office. No. 76S Broad Street, Newark
Kew Jersey, on Tuesday. April 3. 1870 at i
o'clock noon Cor the following purposes: ID to
elect three directors serve for a term OF three
years: 90 rsiify the action OF the Board OF
Directors IL authorizing the guaranty by betn-
lehem Steel Corporation Of che performance by
Bethlehem Steel Company. Or its successors or
assigns OF the agreement dated February 1,
1910 between Bethlehem Steel Company and
Dioier-March Company. a corporation OF the
State OF New Jersey. in regard to the consfruc-
tion by Didier-March Company. or its assignee.
CT s by-preduct coke oven plant on property near
the plant Of Bethlehem Sreel Company anG the
manufacture and sale by Didier-March Company
TO Bethlehem Steel Company Of specified amounts
OF coke and gas. and raIify the contract OF
guaranty. executed in the name Of Bethlehem
Steel Corporation by its president. under date OF
February T. 1910 Of the performance Of said
agreement by Bethlehem Steel Company; and
(S) TO transact such other business as may prop
erly before said meeting.
The books for the transfer Of shares Of the
capital stock Of the Corporation. both preferred
and common viii be closed at O'Clock P NJ,
Monday. March Il. 1910. and will be re
opened at 2 O'Clock A NJ. on Wednesday. April
g. 1910
Dated. Newark y. J.. March / 1910
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S0ITH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY.
New York. March !. 1910.

A dividend Of one PEI cent has been declared
the common stock Of this company. payable
April / 1910. to stockholders of record at
fhe close az business March p. 1910. Checks
viii b. mailed BIZ IesSrs Muller, SchaIl K Co..
Of New York City The transfer books will be
closed on March n. 1910. and viii he reopened
April . 1910.
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ated. Newark. " /. March 1910.
y II IONFS Se~ra
Notice of Election of Directors.

Notice Is hereby given that meeting Of ne
stockholders Of Lawrence Barnum & co. will be
held the Office Of the Company. at No. %
Pine Street. in the Borough Of Manhattan. in
the City OF New York. on the 18Th dav of March.
1910. o'clock in the forenoon. for the
purpose Of electinE directors for the
suing year, and inspectors Of election 70
serve at the next annual meeting. and for the
transaction OF such other business may prop
erlY come before said meeting. Polls viii re
main open until eleven O'Clock in the forenoon
Of said dsv ?. Y. WALTERS. Secretary.
- New York CITY February % 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
LAKE SHORE & MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RY. CO

Grand Central Station. y Y Mich. l. 1910
The Board of Directors have this day declared
extra dividend Of SIX PER CENT. upon the
capital stock this company, including the
s:,:s3 500 OF stock known as Michigan Southern
d Northern Indiana Guaranteed Stock payable
this Office March 3Gth 1910. stockholders
OF record three O'Clock Z. NJ Friday,
March 11th.
CHARLES + cox Treasurer
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY.
New York. March ]. 1910
Preferred dividend

A dividend Of two per cent on the preferred
stock Of his COMPANY has been declared for
the second quarter Of the current fiscal year.
payable April /. 1910. 10 stockholders Of
record the close Of business on March 81.
1910 Checks VIII he mailed by Messrs Muller.
Schall & Company. Of New York city The
transfer hooks viii he closed on March II,
1910. asld viii be reopened on April @. 1914
F. DILIINGH AM. Secretary
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BANKERS. posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. = Boston. loc
and lZi5c discount: Chicago, &C discount;
San Francisco. sight NC. telegraph d9c
premium; New Orleans, commercial 2oc
discount, bank s. premium; Charleston.
huying par. selling 1-10c premium: 81
Louis 2ec premium bid. 30c premium asked;
MINNEAPOLIS 45c premium; Savannah, buy
ing 3-1ec discount, selling par
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York, ex
changes 1852 O33. s96, balances SO. 1901; Bal
<76: Boston. exchanges S29.015S5, balances
g 225 So: Chicago. exchanges &s,a3i.0lo, bal
ances s4oS4, a26-
SILVER MARKET.-Commercia bar sill
yer 5e2zc; Mexican silver dollars, 44c. Bar
eil1er in London closed al 1890. a decline
of I'D
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. SO; Lis
bon. IL
MEXICAN ENCHANGE.--Me Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted az 2olh2
GOVERNMENT REVENUE. : Receipts
from customs yesterday were S544,3N: III
terrlai revenue, S752147. and miscellaneous,
lenditures ordinary account OF Sz,zb1.955
FOR the month TO date ordinary receipts
rave been s4I22. S5I and ordinary eXpendi-
ir.res 8 $50 20, the excess OF receipts
amounting 10 s233 l3s For the fiscal year
10 Gate ordinary receipts have been $i5l.-
SO 94c. against s3S1. 2.9ls in the same tine
DO, 1905 and ordinary expenditures Si05.3I+,-
= against 1856. ts)3 654 II 1909 the excess Of
"a Oh corlrared with an excess last year
81 s70.72C 736 Including Panama Canal &C
t..,lFt and public debt. IN" excess OF al
expenditures over re"eHfS since July
the corresponding period 4 wear ago OF
500. i4e. ~.
STE-TREASTRY. The Sub-Treasury
svas Debtor 70 Tire Clearing House sASs.52@,
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MONEY IN CIRCULATION.

The Treasury Department reports I'll"
total money in circulation on AarcH 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
OFFICE OF
The Niagara aIIs paxsrGan,.
n RROAn sTPFrr

IL BROAD STREET
New York. February ~
To the holders Of ID
the sir Per Cent Debentur-. ~ th.
Falls Power Company. series ,e,s
series \. u and G. canadian CoIIat.-,,
The Niagara Fails Power Company "a
IN exchange for any Of Its de5en,,rs. :. al.
several series above mentioned 70 as,,vs "a
equal principal amount u the SIX Ps- NJ
Bonds secured BY IT'S Refundinz and c. r
Mortgage now executed and dslivsrsd :. "a
Ganke.s Trust Company. "a Trustee =.
bonds are payable January 1st 1892. s,.~ y.
uayabje april LIST and October lar. ard IN
issued either as coupon bonds or az r.x.- =
bonds the registered bonds being in sena-.'
lions Of $1,000. 5000. and $1,000. conv.-' 70
into coupon bonds AZ the option Of the hos,-
Pursuant 70 the provisions OF Law the Pas.
Service Commission for the second Distr.cs - y
given consent t. the proposed issue for tho : ~
funding of these debenturss- -
The Recording Tax having been pan =. m
bonds Issued In exchange for such dsb.u.,. ne
viii be exempt from local taxation WITH, !. IN
state Of New York. excepting transfer tsxsa
Copies Of the last annual report OF the Ca. Ut
panv. containing income statements and ri OF
ance sheets. and statements OF surplus and a, d.
a summary s;aternsnt Of the terms Of me =, a
r1ortRage and OF the security thereUnder mar -,
had on application 20 the Company at It's a, r.
in New York a,
Outstanding debentures 20 an amount ..
prox..nateIy. Of 81. 100000 have ALREADY ~
offered in exchange for the new bonds
The procedure and terms OF exchange VII g
found in the appended statement % the Baasn CO
Trust Company. %
THE NIAGARA FALLS POWER COMPAyr ~
EDWARD a. WICKES. Presias=, ca
90
Referring 70 the foregoing statement. ths 10
dersigned IS prepared on or before Marca Nrt
1910 10 receive any OF the debentures q rstr
several issues above Indicated. and in e1chau, a,
therefor to deliver the Refunding and Gensus =,
Mortgage Bonds bond for bond A the nT.,
bonds will carry interest from April l. 5H :.
the undersigned for the convenience OF dsoearz,
holders making such exchange and FOR accom- "
OF the Niagara Power Company. VIII pay az
cash without rebate. coupons due April ]. lM II
on debentures So delivered. and IN adjuscnz-
OF interest due May I. 1910 debentur.s an
delivered, viii pay SIS in cash for each sv
coupon representing such interest due Nay ~
next the remaining 81 being included in u,
coupon On the new bond Carrying interest fr.pt
April 1st-
Temporary receipts will be issued exchange
able into dehnitive engraved bonds ara
April 1st 1910 s
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. !,
Z WALL STREET, NEW YORK ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Van Schaick & Co. No. I Wall
GOVERN MENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, compared
with Thursdays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05


Name Maturity. Bid. Asked. yield.
Am cigar . c. Mch IL. 1911. Ss's eS SEQ
DO p G Mich Is, 1912 ells HlNt so
Beth steel + p c, Nov. 1914 49, pos. 500
c II & d " c. July, 1919 aTls asi+ asa
70 Z & 81 l. ) {. June. ~ zoos. lois 40
D & Fl edpts Az p c. July, 30 1913. 1924 s.t5
Erie Il D c. April. 1911 ..-...- loo Loo $50
Gen Rubber 4ls p July. 1913 a34. As $50
Hudson t'os Is p q. oct -, 1911 32'. 100ss -
Interior r r d 2 4, May. l9l los lU5it $50
X e Ry * l. L p G. sept. 1912. ~ e> SO
do 5p = May -. i9i3---... a5S. 96s. ssh
Lack steel = D c Mich, i3l3.- o. $40
NJ & 81 L. p c. Feb. f9it...- @'c 100 $50
NYC cops. p G. Nov. 1910 ~ 4. ~ 10 ISee basis
\ Y y III & II y c. 1910 loo i02
Norf & West y c. MAY. 1910 lGois ioOis $50
Penn Z p c. Mch IS 1910. itO trot. 500
- /. 4 : r : y e. Ian 1911. oaA4 10oi. $50
do 4'a p c, Feb. lM2 =" ~ SEQ
south ny g, Feb lal3 ~ y 9Ss. 5.4t
Tidewater y 9 June, 1919 tOiSl l02t, ) ~
Nest r & T p c. Feb. 1917 o99s 9os, SO
I'll Mfg Il y c. Aug, 1910 iooS4 lees. y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-05

Pine ST,
Name Maturity Interest yield.
Atlantic Coast Line p c. 19l0-T-. asa As
Buff & p 4-4ia p c. 1927. 49s +ss
Cent OF Ga 49, p c, 19i0rlT.--.-. as AZ
Cent r r OF y J p c. 1912r1T.... AS
Ches & Ohio 4 p c. l910-11.-..-.--. AZ "A
On & Alton i412-5 2 c. 1910 10. 800 A +As
c r / x 412-6 p c. 1ol0-19. $50. a. Al
c II & 4le-5 c. 10000. .....-- SIS -.
Del & Hud Ar p 1922. ............ 4s A.,
Erie 4-4l2-5 p {, 191o-1I ..-...-.-. SIS -.
Hooking Valley 441a p C, 19lor1S... ~ 4ia
Hud & Manhat p c. 1310-'l9. $500 So IS
X 9 Fl S & NJ Az D c. 19l0-'15....- 5is a..
Kan City South 49, c. 1910 b. "a s..
Leh Valley 44la p C. 19io-'16. ..... -, -.
Missouri Pacific p c. 19lo-'1T...... 5ls "a
Mobile & Ohio 4-6 p c. 1910-'16. .... A. 4Ss
n Cent Lines p c. l910-'22. 80 a.
Norfolk & West p c. 1910-l6 $500. asa ~.
Pennsylvania Si=4 p c. 191G-'7..... <a
st l. & s + A ia-5 p c. 1at0-lT.. ST.. 49,
do guar A c & f p c. I9IO-'i7 ~, asa
Seaboard Air Line 4la-5 . C. 1a10-'rT a% a.
Southern Ry az 44'3 p c. 1902 4Ts AZ
Texas & Pacific As c taIo-'I6 : a.,
Virginia Ry p c. l9l0I'1a. .....-. ~. a.,
Wabash X AS c. 1910 81 .. x "a.
VIII 4 I. f 4ir-5 c, 1910 .,.,.. "a.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened at 27s per cent; highest, 3 per cent;
lowest. % per cent: closing. 2ssa27s, per
cent: ruling rate. 2's per cent: last loan,
274 per cent Time money was unchanged.
Rates, 81 per cent for sixty DAYS 3i2Q3S4
for ninety days and 3S4 "A per cent for four,
i've and six months. Mercantile paper was
quoted al ~ q4l2 per cent for sixty DAYS
and 4lgd5 per cent for four. five and six
months.
FOREIGN ENCHANCIE--The foreign eX-
change market opened strong, with the eX-
ception Of long sterling, which was some
what lower on frmer London discounts;
Gables were quoted at 4.SI60G4.S7 demand
sterling at 4S30fl4 S735 and SiXty-day bills
at S4eaG1-S5. Short francs were 5l614 less
5-ss and short reichsnlarks 90 OILS. The
market was q shade easier in the after
noon, rates showing a decline of about ~
points from the mornings top level. Long
sterling was particularly weak on account
Of the rise in London discounts, which has
been induced by the losses of gold by the
Bank OF England and the renewed uncer-
tainrv which has arisen on account OF the
budget situation Gables were quoted at
4s7I504 1855, demand sterling at 4-S130 DID
and asked and sixty-day bills at 4SiH4g
1885 Snort francs were 5l614 less 0-oA anu
short reichsmaTks % BIC
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