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SECURITIES VALUES ADVANCE.
GAINS MADE THROUGHOUT THE LIST, WITH THE GOULD
SHARES AND ST. PAUL FEATURES.
LOCAL TIME MONEY QUOTATIONS GROWING EASIER.
Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and Bel dunces from Thursday's quo
tations were:
STOCKS.
Arasl Copper... M -ISMK &T . 2«' 7 - 4
Am <- * V ■ 3*'* - *» do pref "■--■ f Ji
\ m lea . .. l"" 1 * 4- VNat of Mexico... t»i ! . + i.
Am gar n»f..l»'H - 1 NY <>"' & \V... SO + »«
Am H& L. II - HjN V Central 154 1 . + I*4
Am ly-.-.-.rr .. 'll'k 4- Si'Natlonal I^-ad... 27's J- 2
Ana Smelting... 44 - '» Sort* * West 7!. - I '•»
At Top A- 8 F.. M 7*M 7 * -t- l%;Peo O& C 102 4- 1
do rref . '.<•.> . -*- IS Peon RR ... . 157% + I 'l
HaJt A- Ohio I<iO'2 - - IS! Pressed Btl Car.. .'.'.» + 1
Brookbn RT . «2'« — 'sFiAadinf: MO - 2's
Canadian Pac .l:*' « + 2 : do l*t pref . . . .*<<( — -
Ch»s & Ohii 4(»S - 1 ■'-« Reek Island .... *:<~* 4- IS
c M alt P l*-> + BSi do pref SOS + 4'«
CM<- »Jt W«rt.. -."JS + '. H- !• I« s . - 2"'' + H
chl" A Alton... n*t + 1 ; do !>r.>r 70 + 1,,
« hi<- T T 18 - '« ! Rubber Goods 23*4— *»
do pref. . .13»« + Slsj &Ci I Ist pf . 86% -fc 1
r(' I 1I 1 4St U. '.'74 + I'ilSt 1.. A s v 73 - ••
Crrn Prrfucts.. -• -*-'«: d.. 2d pref 71 + *«
Coi v& 1 K»*i — '*jst 1. s \\" - ll > 1 * -is
< .-.! & £ atl ■■■ 4- !'* do pref ♦'►» '•■€. +. l'«
do 24 r> ' 44 ■• 4- S Southern P.\... . SSH — '
Consol Gs-i 219 4- 2'i do pref ... . B2Si + 'i
Den &RG . . 41 ' i - 'J's Southern Pacific. «.". S 4 - 2»,
do rr !!,,■..•."■! 'Term Cft 1 5811 -• IS
f>et South '7 . - Texas A Pacific. 44 4- 1 ■■»
•Del & Hudson l«n 4-2 TBtLftW .•»<■<'* 4- »
Erie. .'US 4- '•- do pref 47'r 4- ]Hi
d" is- jvr#f... 6S 4- '- 1 Union Pacific I"- 1 "- ~' •
do *M pref . 47 .4-IS I do pref Pl'i 4- 1)i
Gen Electric .IW -1 '" S Leather 12% 4- 3
Illinois <Vntral.l44 T « - 2'*'lT B Real AC... 23H 4- N
lowa f> n tral... *>*» 4- IHIDB Steel 37 1 . 4- «
Km •«-*..... :'.'.•'. 4- I'< 1 do pref MS 4- S
dn pref .Hi 4- 'J>t I Wabash SI - *»
L,outh & Na?h..l2sS +-. do pref 4^ + -"s
M»t St Ry .1«O^ — |W AT. X »Si — —
Hex central .. 2:<S> - is do Ist pr»? ...., + -
MPPtSSU. 774 + 1 'West Inion Tel.. *H - 1 - "s
Manhattan ....181 - I «i | Wis Central . S6 +IS
arisfouri rac...110 + 2'.4| do if •• ■• -IS
BONDS.
AT * F V m 55. 101% - '■* M" Can Ist inc.. 2<>£ - 4
PA O gold 45...100S -- Si <"." I'd in.- '.'>*» -1
ranada Botst*. .HsJS — HiOr*pon B L. 4«. .'.;"» r *»
CRIcPH ■• RSJi - '- r..-,':.ic gen ■-- ■"•,* i J
'" F& I NUT .'•« f'4'i - 1 t"n Pa.- cony 4f...i0«"-r -*•
CMkKtl T'b 45... «4 —'« , Waba>h r> Ba <■» +»"*
« B * V. T> Bs. -4 ; : • I*4 Wl« On g*n 4«... Hl* — »
THE DAT 1 OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.
Stock market values moved toward a higher
levjel throughout the day on an active volume
of business. There was a good demand for se
curities from commission houses, while buying
for the account of the short interest ,ip par
ticularly heavy, the demand from operators who
Fold stocks short a week ago being an impor
tant factor in the day's upward movement. The
slightest inquiry for securities was followed by
a material rise In prices. Dealings in the Gould
Fhares. especially Manhattan and Missouri Pa
cific, were heavy, supplying, with the exception
of St. Paul, the most active transactions in the
five hours of business. St. Paul was dealt in to
th» extent of over 100.000 shares, closing at a
net gain of nearly seven points. The advance
In this issue was not followed by news develop
ments affecting the property, but reports were
again circulated that the terms of the proposed
new stock issue would soon be announced. The
character of buying In St. Paul indicated activ
ity on the part of interests associated with the
property. The new Rock Island stocks were also
Important features, the common advancing over
one point, while the preferred on a comparative
ly light volume of business closed at a net ad
vance of four points. Rock Island preferred Is
now at a level that appeals to investors. The
stock, of course, will eventually sell many points
above its present quotation, and. according to
the opinion of careful market judges, purchases
made at the prevailing price should result in
handsome profits.
The entire list of stocks showed noteworthy
advances as compared with the preceding day's
final figures. Manhattan declined In the late
trading several points from the high record
made in the morning, owing to realizing sales.
There was no official confirmation of the re
ports regarding the alleged purchase of the
Manhattan company by the subway company,
but it was generally believed, nevertheless, that
th" ronsolldation of the local transportation
corporations would be effected. In the industrial
list there was a good demand for the United
States Steel shares, especially the common. The
buyers of the iron and steel stocks express the
greatest confidence in the outlook for the iron
end Bteel business, and they do not hesitate to
predict ■ continuation of the present prosperous
condition of th" iron and steel business In this
country and higher market prices for the stocks
of the I'nited States Steel Corporation. The
preferred stock of this concern is selling at a
price that yields a splendid return on the in
vestment. Industrial stocks in general are sell
ing at a cheap level. At prevailing quotations
the greater number of industrial issues are
mor«» attractive than the railroad stocks, and the
chances are that, in th" next active bull move
ment industrial shares will sell many points
above ruling: figure?:. The oar building com
pany stocks are well worth the attention of
careful investors. Orders for new cars are being
placed by every railroad company in the coun
try, and a? a result of this enormous demand
for new equipment the American Car and Foun
dry Company, the Pressed Steel Car Company
and the Pullman company have enough work on
hand to keep their plants busy for a year to
come.
The local money market is gradually developing
an easier tendency. According to the known
movement of mon**y in the week, the local banks
have gained a moderate amount In casn hold
ings, while interior movements show a return
flr->- from Western points to New- York. Ship
ment from th*> New-York banks to the South
and West in the last week reached a total of
$-.220.1 <"*"*. while receipts from the same points
amounted to $3.2.26,100. Time money was put
out in moderate sums at «i per cent, while call
money ruled at 4 per cent. Sterling exchange
«-a; a trifle firmer. People who have good in
formation are not uneasy over the money mar
ket situation, as there ts an ample supply of
money in New-York to meet all present require*
mentp. Including possible gold exports and spe
cial demands for syndicate operations.
THK r»AVS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
QOVKBXMEMT BONDS -Market slightly lower.
Final quotations follow.
Bid. Asked. 1 Bid. Asked.
Cfi. 2s.lß3o.reiMoS% 106% U.S. 4.«. 1907. cou. 100* 110%
V.B. 25.1930.t^)u.10>»% lf»% ITS. 4>. 1926.r«c 135* 18*,
V.B. 3e.l9oS.reir.loß 10U ; r.S. 4 . 3S<2.'>.oou. 135% 134%
VS. 3s.lS»oß.cou.lOS 109 I- ,S. •> ißo4.reg.lot 105
C.B. 35.1«05.5ni1.108% — us ss. 1804 1«»4 103
C.« 4s.l*>7.re(r.Hl&V» 1104, Dist. of C. 3-C55.123% —
RAIL.ROAD BONDS.— Market generally strong.
Total wile» amounted in par value to 52.841.3C0.
against $2,145,000 on Thursday. The heaviest deal
lIIKB were in the Baltimore and Ohio gold 4s, Chi
cago. Burlinßton and Quincy 4», Chicaßo. Rock
Island and Pacific 45, Green Bay and Western de
benture Vs. Mexican Central first - ln d second in
comes. Oregon Short Une U. Reading gt-neral Is
Union Pacific convertible 4s. Wabash debenture Bs
and Wisconsin Central general 4s. Consolidated
Tobacco 4s were also active.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London. Nov. 21, 4 p. m.-The market for Ameri
can securities was irregular, closing firm and
higher Final prices follow:
I»r.<l <n X. v. x. V.
■ cl<w«. equivalent. clo»«. - Chaos"
Anaconda 4 U W> 81 •*-*»".
Atchlson «>. XBH h3>«
Canadian Pacific ...132H 12»*» 125% 4. 14
«t Paul 17J»W 174* 173* +11J
Erie M* 34 M *
do In pref m «4>i 64H — V
I!llnoi« Central 146 142*» 142*4 'Z.
Louis 4- N«*h .....IM% 123»,» 121 -i. 1,
N y Central IMS 1!W I.V. "
!'»nni>y]v<.nU . . M 1.%6'4 16« + ii
Hea<jinr 2S%i ft* ft* —__
Southern Pacific ... eji\% «•« «SS 4- '4
Union Paciflp 10.1 100 •« 100« 4 -*- »4
United 1-tat-* 8l»*l. 87H M\ 3«»4 ' I %
■s rr.f M! 4 £4 63T» + %
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
BONOS.
272"<"> r B 4- Reg 11»07.10»%i 10000 Mcx Cent 2d Inc.. 16*,
2000 Adams Ex At, 104% ; lOiiO Mo K& E Ist. .109* i
SOW Am H & L. 65... «5 ; 5000 M X & I I* 1 45.. 10 C)
3000 Ann Arbor 4*. . 97%! 7000 <io 2d 81
«<»ni» A r & s v Gen | 100(1 Mo P Ist Col 85.c.106
4s 101 »g! WOO do 10M4
fjOO do 102 I KKMKt XOf M Ist Con 4S 74
23000 B &- 0 Gold 4s. .101 1 35000 do 75
.%oi«i do 100"«j 3000 S V Cent 1. S Col
6000 do I<>l 3 , 3' is 94
8000 do Prior 3%5.. 9S | 3000 d.. 04' i
16000 do Cwn 3',»... S9 134000 N V G * E L. H
10000 Bkln In El 15t. .101%; & I' 4s 95
2000 Can South Ist. ..105> 4 : 1000 X V O & W Ref
laOOO do 105% 4s> 102>i,
1000 do 2d iox ; 3000 Nft W Con I- . ..100%
6000 Cof Ga Con 6s. 107 | l(H)0 do 100',
4CKX» do 107%! 10000 do PC & C 4«. 93*
7000 do Ist lac 7.". ; 20000 do 93
fiUOO Cent Vac Gtd 45.101% i l(i<)ort N..r Pac Gen 35.. 72%
WKK> cA O Gen 4%8.1CS i 3000 do Prior 4s 108
1000 Chic * Alt *<£«.. 7»\ ; 4IM> do 103' 4
51100 C& E I Gen OS. 120% 1 lofio Ore Sh }. Ist <is. .12.M,
10000 C& W I Gen 0a.11«%i i 5000 do Ist Con ri»...115M,
8000 cß< QJt 45.. DSH|4OOUO do ** »2 7 »
3000 do ;-.v\ I 25000 do b2OF. '.'-•>*
20OiK) do li^ij 1000 do S»2»i
50<h>o do 95% 3000 do 03%
0000 Cl &I* Bef «a.C. 132 40000 do 93
«JOOO <■ M i St P c 4 10000 Perm I'onvt :t'is. 106%
PW 6a . lie%;«2000 do 108%
5000 do W& M Dlv | 11000 dc , . 107
f>s 118% 2000 Pen & E Ist 45... V.i
23(«"io c I! i & P n R I .vioo p c <- * st L 4'»s
4? B.'. B 112%
6.V100 do Ss%|3sooilßd Gen 45..520 F. 96%
ISOOO do 85% 15000 do '.'6%
33000 do 85% ! 30000 do Ws»i
*'""' do 85% 4000 St I. & I Mt Gen
110000 do S3* 4 i ss. 118%
4000 CStP M* O «». 1384 | 61WI do 114
•■-" Cle> cCI st I. I 5000 do 4s H2T»
(Sen 4s 101%; '■'"■" Sea» A I, Gold 4s. M
7000 Col *So Ist 4» . . f«l>- ! 5000 do Ref .Is 101%
4"O<» do 81% ; !'"mi t*-> pa.- 4--- . .H«>',
111'"*' da 92 ' 3000 do C.100%
10000 Col X A I Convt I 7000 do Cl Tr 4» 03 '
•'•" !>4' 4 35000 South Ry Ist !M>..llK' 4
■- NVlrt do 84% 30000 Stand R * T Inc. 11
:'7.>". Con Tob 4s . . 84>, 10Oi>"> do 11%
220(«l do 54% 5000 Third Aye Con 4a Ws%
."(Kuki do k«ii«li< do 98%
14000 do 83% 3000 do 98%
-'"'-'"" d/> ••> ', ii»h«i ] nion pai Ist 4s. 104%
M(K«> D i R G Con 48.101 : r.0.» do 105
loon DM * MI, 1... so ! sow) do Convt 4s . 105 7 »
26(>Oii Erie Ist Con 45.. '"■ 2io<"«> do . .. lort
1i««i do Ist Ext 45.c.113U i 200000 .- 10(>',
5(»;i» •in l'« CT 4s . B2< 2 ! :>..•. do 1W»,
!>»»•■ i Ft WA- D•■ 1f.t.114 ' 197000 no IO«\4
-'•■■i Ft \v 4n G Ist. S7 i 30000 do .... ... 10(5%
1000 Or Bay D*b 8. . 23 ; IMO Waha*h Ist 55. . . 11t5<"
Ijxiiki ,1,-, .... . -j.-.i., ( i.vk>> do IVh B ...... 77\
-»"'•<-' do 24 i :.(K«> do 77 : «
2i»«> do c. 24 .MiiOii dr. 7s
39000 do 23*« | .Vino do "M.
•'■•«"' do 24% : .•:.-{.^»i do . :••■,
7000 do 24V 4 I5n»( do . 7>-t.
9000 do .4' 1 10000 do 78%
li«iOi< 111 Cent 4s 1953. .103%' 72n«irt do 7S» 4
2.VWI KCI"S& M4s 87 ! 4r«H>-» do 7**»
3000 Kan City Bo 3s. . •''« ' 100000 do 70
*•""" d 0... Kf>', 1000 M* XV A r Ist. .119
7<H«» Man ("on 4»... 104S' •.•nc.i> W * I. X Ift Con
It«nm Hex Cent Ist Inc 2." t ! 4« '.!.".
*•«"•• do •.'«■, 10000 no 924
S2OOO do •_•<? 110.10 \V]s Cent Gen 4s. 91 •«
88000 do -'<•.•■, *3Ono do !o'i
5000 do 21 Ine . 15% lOdOfi do 91%
,wm do 16'« '
Total !-a>» of bonds. $2.541.20«.
VO\EY AND EXCHANGE.
MONEY MARKET.— Quoted rates follow: Money
on call opened at 4 l i per cent; highest 4 1^ per cent:
lowest, 4 per cent; last loan. 4 per cent; closed at (
per cent; ruling rate. 4 per cent. Time money whs
quoted at 6fjfiU per cent for all period.?. Commer
cial paper was quoted at 6 per cent for sixty t<>
ninety days. 6 per cent for choice four and six
months' single names, and above for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Market closed firm
Actual closing rates follow:
Cables. Sirht. Sixty day*
Sterling 4»7'i 4.8704.87>i 1.R3%C4.83%
Francs 15*. 5.16 - « ■**:. \:. : . :. ;-v . ..-, . ■,
R"!<-h»marks ;>.'. 7 16 P.". »'i;t:. 5 16 '.'4 11 l'.i.u .
Guilders M>%944> 3-16 39 ir»-l<s'n4(»
•I^ess 1-1(5.
Bankers' posted rates were:
_ „ Slaty days. n»n-n: 1
*; tPr » 5 4.84% 4.88
Paris francs „ r, IT i f> IS
lielßlum francs .VIS', 5.15%
.Switzerland franrs „ .Vis% .'.I?. 1 ,
(i»rn«ny reirhsmarks '•»"% A 5%
Holland Builders 40 40' 4
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE— New-Orleans — Com
mercial, $12:, discount; bank, par. San Francisco
Sißht. par: telegraph. :;4e. Boston Par and I".
discount. Charleston— Buying. 1-lSc discount; sell
ing. l-16c premium. Chicago Par. Cincinnati
Between hanks. 50c discount; over th.' counter,
50c premium. P.ivannah— Buying. 141 off; selling.
par.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchaiißrs.
|375.749.<ie1 . balances. J8.71H.0.C. Chicago Exch
129.(13^21; balance?. t5.Q27.577. Boston -Excbang. -
tS.O4B^OB; balances. J1.625.024. Baltlmoro—Ex
changes. |3,536,773; balances. J379.24 1 ;. Philadelphia
—Exchanges. $20,037,628; balances. J2.540.36*.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET. -Call money In
London, V* r <il per cent; open market discount rate
for short bills. 3 9-lCi3 11-16 per cent; long bills,
3 & *fi3»i per cent. n^rlm discount rate. 3',« per cent
for three months' bills and 2' 2 per c*nt for short
bills. Berlin exchange on London, 29 marks 46
pfennigs. Paris discount rate, 3 p<*r ■ ent. Paris
exchange on London. .'., francs i;;'-_. centime?.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-- British consols for
money, re 15-16: for the account. 93. Spanish 4a in
London. K\; French rentes. :<< francs 27' 2 centimes.
THE SILVER MARKET Bar sliver. M%c; Mex
lean silver dollars, 3^-ic. Bar silver In London
closed at 22-Nd.
GOLD PREMIUM -In Madrid, 35.15; Lisbon,
26.50; Buenos Ayres, 127 SO.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. Customs receipts
reported from Washington. 1765,536; internal reve
nue receipts, $636,551; miscellaneous receipts, $49.
535; total receipts for the day. (1.454,024; expendi
tures. $i.8K,000; receipts for the month to date,
$32,005,261.; expenditures. $36,330,000; excess of ex
penditures. $4,324,735. Receipts for the year to
date. "-■-'■.'•■- !•■■•. expenditures. 1220.456,970; exec-ss
01 receipts, 1v.222.489. National bank notes re
ceived for redemption, $735,173.
BUB-TREASURT. The Bub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House $437,5«2.
BOSTON STOCKS.
(Furnished by B. L. Day & Co.. No. 3 .Na»sau-st.)
Nov. 20. Xov. 21. i o , 20 N"<. "1
Best & Albany.. 258% ! • Shoe Much... 48% |£v
Boston .v Me.. .182 1!)2 do pref . 80% »|i,
Boston Elev. .. ir.4', 154 Atlantl.- Mir '■' -'
CJI *C 8 V.i.M; 188 Arcadian M1n.... 8% 41.
di •'•' — '125 1 Hinifham Mill .. . — "111*
Klt.ht.urer prrf..l43 143 Cal ,v Uecla M. isfi Jut
NVNH&H..22I 224 Centennial Mm. 18% 17
Old Colony 20»»i 210 Copper Han«e M. f.4»^ '..;
West End St By 94V, 94 Fr!,nkll,, Mm.. . . H * SU
d» pref.. ....-.— 113 Mass Con Mini . 14 m.'
Mass Klec Cos. . M M%| Mohawk M1n.... 30V ::i.\
do Pref !..:•. IMJ'/i i Osreola Mln . .-,,,* -, , *
Am Tel & T Co. 161% 161% Old Pom Mia 15% •!«
New-Eng Te1...U8 187 parrot Mm . . 21% 22
"Tel & T Co. 2.1 35 Qutaey M1n...:.. 108 ,1M
do pref Ji7 i>7 Tamarack M1n...14« ' 14<1
Westing Klec... «i 100 Wolverine Mini 58 58
11 ■■ P r ' vf 1«:: 101 I" .« Mining ... 30% "f)K
Don Iron & Stl. 54' i 54<i f 9 oil .. . 14^ Trtv*
Dominion Coal. .126 M 126 | 4
'Asked.
CHICAGO STOCKS.
(Furnished by Tracy & Co., No. 40 Wallet.)
I Open. I High. 1 Low. |Closei
Diamond Match | 140 1 140 140 1 uo~
Lake Street Incomes ; 46 ! 4fl ] 46 ' 46
do Ist mortgage I 'joy,! 90* !«.', {„_
North Chicago , 1711 1 170 ; , 7<( ,7,,,7 , ,
South Side I, I 107 i 107 1 107 107
Northwestern 4* , ».-, I •».-, 1 j|-, ■ ....
Metroi>olltan common ' :<8 i 3S i 3S ;ts
,. dd < r>4s - • ion* 100% loo* 100%
I nlon l»op 5» | H2v t| |12* j 11-1, 112*
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
(Reported by De Haven it Townsend. No. 40 Wall-it. )
. „ , Bid L Asked I Hid. Asked.
Alka '« '4 North I't-nn 110 —
Am Ry Co $31, .-,4 Phi la Co 47«» 4714
Con L. Slip com. 3i'- 3,i, ivnn It Tt Co 7s»i 7«
do pern.. ->■■ -<«.. '.nil Steel com.. :.<> U
CunbrU Steel... 27 -7', do |.r»f ... iot» 102
t.T"" Tr of NJ. «>» ' KU » pp ' nn Bl v , »> Co. 1 14
I'lamunJ Bt«el.. 1 p4p 4 do pre 2 ,
Btoe St Bat Co. 7* M ' Phlla Klfc ,;.'.'.'.'. !> m,
_, do I'ref 7s Ml Phlla R T 17' 17H
l^'i i? ,O, Ot Am - " S fl * I'hll* * Erie.... 04 «7
Kmt Park T Co. 24 26 S us Iron & Steel. 24 2%
lihi L' !f "A- •* -* 1 * Tidewater Steel . B .%ij
l^h iV."---- «* , «»U U Cos of N J...251 253
M.r £ "Rn 34 * "5 l ' nl " Traction... 4«» i 47
s>t *?' » U Gas Imp C 0... 112 lis4
dourer .!:. : 1* ,*|weisssßii.<js. — 30
BON
NJ^h h> «,» f « P*«ple-«Trae 4S.JO4S 108
N.t SShSiii: I *?* "2 l ln '" n Trai: 4e - • 98^ **
KEW-YORK DaTLY TBIBtHsTE. SATURDAY. ypTT^rBEK 22, 1902.
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
~ I Actual sales I—^^ostng— i Shares
i Open H\gb Low. ; Fin. [ Bid I Ask. I Sold.
A4am« Express. | — | — j — | — |2W !230
• 5714 50 . 57.858
Amer Apr Chem —j — ~.-| !» | j,-, l% '
Amer P H |rie" '&"u\ 10% T\ ' 10% 111 [ 10% 11 i 800
d v prof 137 - : 37% [37 i :i7>4 3rt\.37ii s*l
Amer BlcycU..'. 1% ;-. 1% IHi 1% 1H 100
Am*CaT*&*3rd"ry 34% 34fc 34 34% 34 2 i 34% 2,100
do p%fV. ... 100 ! 90$ 90 00* '»■•. 61 1 200
American Coal.. H- — — •— i>' 210 — —
Amer Cotton Oil I 4844 47 4«',. 47 j 4«H 47 .0(>
do pref •■ I — — I — , — *° i '•'"
Am-r Dlst Tel..' — | — — — 34 39 |
AniT Express.. -- — — ; — 280 |243 I
•Am Gr Twine.' 4l*^« • 50 , 40Si 50 : 80 j 50% 04.".
•American ice.. 104, ' U>\, 10*»i 10% 1">»» 10* .Vw>
•do pref.... I :,7', 38 j 874 38 |38 I SSH • •.«<>
•Amer Linseed.. — I — | — | — f 17 I Ift |
•dr> prof I — I — 1 — I — I 42 I 45 j .
•Am Locomotive --'7% 27", '-7'i, 27 7 »! 27 7 j'; L's I 808
•do pref ... I lX>Vi '•>'• i »>''>! 01 Si 1 '••- j LOO* I
•Amer MalttnK.., — I — I — | — ■'■* '•'-
•do pref . i 2i> 4 ! 2.Ti| 23* 23* 28 ! 23* 100
•Am Smelting... 44 ! 41 | 44 j 44 ; 43 | 44* 800
•do pr«f. I Ul'i.l 98 \ 91* •■'"■ ] 92* 'J-'i | 700
• mci Ie "i Snuff — I -•- j — i — 124 1 126 |
•do pref i — I — I — I — ; 99 \ 100 i
•Amer Sugar... 1 119* 121* ' 119* j 120* ; 120* ; 120'j lS.noo
•do pref . 117 11181 118 ! 117 !11S 117' : 119 ! si«
Am T^l ,t Cable hi) fell |Ml !89 ! 87'» 90 \ 92
Amer Tel * Tel. — — ! — [ — ! lii' ;i*4 i
Amer Tob pref.. — — I — — i 140 14S . •
•Amt-r Woollen.. | — I — , — — 12 , 14
Mo prof •76 ;78 176 76 | 7.". •78 100
•Anaconda 190 ttl j B»% 90 i !K''J! !<1 i W»
Ann Arbor |4" I .•> 40 !40 i4O j43 | ?0O
do prof I 68 I 08 i 68 i 68 68 70 j 100
Assn ter Ist pf l — I — | — -- 00 93 (
Atchlson .. 1 83* 84% S3-, 84* S4%\ 84* 68.650
do pref 98% 98 98* U9* !''-' ; *. 90* 4.700
Bait & Ohio 1 98% 100% 96* km)i, lOlHilHiO* 27.350
do pref _{,_.__,.;_ 93 94%
Boston a T. pf .-. ; — I — —■ . — I<#« — — —
B'klyn Rap Tr. R.i;> 4 j 63',i 62 j «2 7 /i 62*1 63 j 21.862
B'klyn in Gas." 1224 224 224 224 222 230 co
Brunswick — — — — 10 ■ 11 ■ —
15i.1T n & Pitts. — — I — -- 120 124
do prel ... ;— — — — HI 143 —
Bur <• R & Nor. I -- - — I — — — SCO
•Butterick Co. — I — | — — 51 52
Canada South...! 80* 83 ! 80* 82* I 82* 84 7iO
Canadian I'aclfic 128* 130* IL'n"; ' 130* ISO* I 130* 12.:i<J<>
•do bs4thpd 130* 1»)* 130>« 130% 130% 131* 100
Central of N. 1.. (166 It*; \> >'■ 169 NVi 168 200
Ches & 0hi0.... i 41 , 4tiV 44 7 4-;% 16* 16* 8,200
Chicago .v Alton 133 !34 133 33* 83* 33* 1.300
do pref I 10* 70'ij 70', 704 70 71 100
Chic & !■:.')•> 111. — — ' —I — " 200 !212! 212 ■
d» pref I— !— — I-_ 120 133 .
Chic Bur &- Qj-.i — ■ I — — I — 188 210
Chic fit West... 1 25% 28U| 25% 26*1 25*1 26",] 7.7(>0
do prof A...,. I — I — h— '— 824 -:
do pr«f B ; 41 414! 401, 41* •"!>■■>» 41 ' 300
do ■ ■■!. !— — — I—' 89 90 i
Cll 111-l ,v Louis. — — —:\— — '73
do pref i- - I — — — 191
Chic Mil &St !<! < 173* ISO 173* 180 170% ISO 106.500
do pref ... 190* I*2 IW/IM 191 192 828
Chic & N'orthw. 224 •.-_'."• 224 225 224 '-'-'." 800
«'h Sll'MiO. - — ! — I — 1 180 1 163
do j.rrf , — I__ ' _ I — ISO 1200 I _
Chic Term Tr... 18 I 18% 18 IS 17-,' 18 I 1.000
•1., pref . . I ;-;'. 33% 33 33% 33\! 33% 1.900
Chlo nlon Trad IS , 1. ,- ■ . i.; . 15 16% lrt i 4iX>
do pref. . . I — 1 -_ 1 _ _ I 47 60 — —
'■'•<•* St I. .' 96 97% :»l B7f S»7 i si7'j I 1.300
do pr.-f ; - — '— — 116 124 1
("■l«v LA Wheel.: — — [ — — 6S |:. |
do pref j — — : - si> I 93 —
Col Puel A Iron K3 ! 844' a 63% 83 84 2.n01>
do prel ! — - .12.". 130
Col & Southern. -*'■,' 30 ; 28* 30 1 80 | ;-fOi C.:ti»>
do Ist pref.... 714: 71' 714: 714| 7141 72 ; I<h>
.io 2d pr-f . 44* 44-» II ; 14% 444 1 44*;! 1.300
■ ■ ■■■ All<■ & Ir.l 20*1 22 20 '• 22 ' 21 : 21% l 1 800
Com <"ablr. I _ j __ | _ | 17" 'i.mi I
< - .in.«r.| Coal 1 — I _ I -_ 1 — j {.;{ jMi ' —
Consot 'Us 213%!215% 212% 213 UK. 215', 2.100
•<-oiH T-r. - ref. ll^VillS',, USi, :UKi;'l|7'« 118* •-••'0
Corn Pmducts. 29 !29 i 29 | ..■ !.- , 2!» ■ 150
<io pref R2 ■ ■*- v- ' k 2 ; M - 1 100
Pel & Hudson.. ' ir.s 160 158 . I*o |ftl* 142 i I .ton
Del Lack & W. 24.'. 1245 24.'. ,24.'> 240 :2«s 200
Deny A Rlo Or 39%! 4J4 30% 414' 41»» ll* ! 3,500
do pref >> >. , «.«> ; :«ii v ; : ... j;■ .. son
Den m & Ft l>.. •*.'. 43* 41:4 : 4.<- . : 424! 44 ."•■ ■>
u»troii Southern] i 7: 4 ' 174 17 ! ,; 17' l«* 17 400
do pref 35 ' ::.-. "".;35 ', 34% :"..'.•», l"Ni
n't fnlti-d R R J«7 87 *>'. | "•: (•(•>, 89 :V-n
Dlam 11 1 Mat<-h. - — 1 13.S \—'\
•Dlst of A rtfs. - I — ' 'I — 44i 5 !
•■ pref r-tfp.. — ! — 1—34 r,r, I
•l>ul .-• S & All 17' 4 ' 17% 17* '7'» 17 17*. 120
Mo prel - i - ...:..;_.; -.v 27 !
Krlf ! .13", .14» h ."IS 7 ,: .....
ri^> Ist prpf.... 1 <-! ■"." «4 ; «n 1 t\:, ; <".!,: 4 000
do 2d prrf I 4. - . . 17' 4<i4 171 17 - 1 is i 7o<>
Evans A T Hi.". 57 .'.7 :: :■: :>«t " !i«.
<!n pref I I — • ■ ' ><5
•Xl WA- D City 80 ; 6<> '^> 80 ' M>tj R3 ! 100
On «T.«m f"0... t'l 1 * 1,4 1
do pr«-f 1100 inn mi i<»> , :.-.. ' 101 mo
'Jrii Electric C 0.117041181. 1 1704 1 181 17»% 1 11 181 l-i'« ►<-!
>',t N'.rllirrn pf.IlM ' ISr, 1 -■• '-•; is« j.7 s, N >
Hocking Valley; '.n\ !'2 fH4 : ;«:• ;<j •.', 4.«.
do pref : 9"»% :«i*.. '.«> '.»> ; sfi .„, Jfi.l
Homestako ■ \ •:<• 70 .
illln-'ls Olitral H.i, 144-, 14:t' 4 . .':... - 400
do Lfk»<M X.iTif — \\K, _
Int IVi-^r I - !._i_.j ]> isi,
•!•■> pref I - I _ I — 1 : 714 72%
•Inl Power i - I— — - W< .'.4
•Int Silver — — - 1:. -»
•<3o pre: • - I — _ — 32 I >•>< \ —
li-.t Steam I'ump. - ! — • 4>'« fa> 1
do prof i 87% l 87% 574 87% W '.<i ! M
lowa Central — 3U%| 411*4 :!!•', 10% 4"4 4n»« : l,.V»<t
do pr«-f iTi'i »">» 4 »"', BS% ft 1 --, I'.r^ 300
Kana * Mich .. " ' 3*l^ 3t»%| .__
Kan < "ity A S>. .';1 32% 31 32% :: j .2'» 324 100
do prrf :,:> .-,7 - .v. b«% :••; i s«% a.i«^
X <• F > * M pf 7:t 70>i 7li 79V, ;;i 7111^ 7...
K'«ii & V's M.i .v.%: .^s ."', 3."i*i :«»:,! :.•» I .in<i
do pref I .*,.', «;, .
Lacteda Ou j - — i — j — . 1«
do pref I - jljrt
I. 1; .-. WVsK-rn.l 52 63% ft 2 53% M M ,<,.,
do pr^-r - — , I — ; nil |ii,\
Ixin k - IsU:jd '7. '■ 7« 7»« |7« 77 1(V(
I>r,Mi!. A- Na?h... 123% 125% 123% 125% J 25% 125% 7 >«>
Mhh Beactl 1 - - ;- - 1 - i -- ; {, \ 12 j — - -
Manhattan Ei...u.vt IS4', n:'"»ni ii:.i i:.i',' si hvi
M.I ..... - — I j f»> tin 1
•M.t S«- Fuhf..: : l2.'\ li' 4 |V2\ 1-4 121 \~<\' 1 .'^O
•M< I Street Ry. •-....-. 14'»', 13U% ... ; -,
M.t IV S of <Jh.l 37 3D
do rr»f I — I — ! - <■* •.*
Mexican <>nt...| 2T,i IT, 2T- 2.T 5 * :» 24% .MV»
UlchiKan <>nt..| - \ -.jus 117.% 1
Mitin A: .St I.'.ulr! - IM% 108%
do pref j — — . .'■-" lIS ;r. ¥ s , .
M Si !■ A, SSM 77. 774 Te% 774 77 T7u 1,250
do pr«f ■ ! 1 — 1-.-2 I.V.
M>. Kan ■■■.-. «,■.:, -jr.., -.•, ,T 7imi
d" prof ; :.7V •'• % <4 I 57% M>% :.»'. .■.-", 1 TOO
Missouri fartn<-. 107%[ U0%i107% ll« lt«T» 110 i<l :»'n
N.irl, A ChatrnllOa 1 10.% ijon vc, h(is I. - 41m
•N.<t BIBPUIt.T:'. • I — , — ; 44U i.%
•«lo pr^f ■ 102%1102% 102% 102% I<»2 IK! ' 2i>n
•National I^-ad..! ::.',! 25% l'7>. 27% rr% 1 ••.>..
•do prt>f 1 n:t 03 :>-; ki " :».t ' •..< hk>
Nat n Rof Mcxl 16% lfl% l»v . : i<;ij in*, i«« 4 .-^1
do pr'f Itft%l 35% l :!.'.>- 35% 33% '•:■• 2nfl
N»>vi cent «'oal.| - 4:. ; p.»
'X > Atr Brak«}lS3%|l«3%|ie3% 1A3%|163 . |85 ir.o
S V ■ ntral . 1 152% {154% 1152% IM% 154% 154% m.:-,,
N \ f'h A- St 1..; 42% 4H'..' 42% 43 | 42'«' 4.1 i.-i
do Int pr.-f , - 1111 ■, ;
■ dr. 2-1 pref ■- — 53% K-. i
NT V I>'-k i — — — — ! !•., ! ••;{
dr. prof — _ _ — :,;, ibo
N v I,.i .•;■ ,v w. —■. ■_;■■_-;:_ 139 11421 142
X V N II * Mi l-i.:- 223 1227 I
X. Ont A W.. 20%] V.» r.i, 80 :•,«• ; ;io% 8 200
Norfolk St UYst. «(>%l 7P, «•% 71' 4 : 71.. 71% 17' 100
d" prof . I - - i ... I -14 j
North Am«rlran. 119 121 118 ,121 121 : 122 i 1 !00
Ontario silvor. . .l - , | :-, s IT_
1 "i. ! v ' '""*}■•■■} 71 '. i 7 -'«: 71', 71 '» i 71^» 7.. 1 500
"•• 1 I prel im, no
do 2d prof j77177 i 77 77 !77 ! 7V- ~7un
Pacific M ill ! ;•• 1 ■■< | :«» ;«» } :t :, 1 111 • H•>
Perm nit n.vt 157 155% 157% 137H 157% 37.600
Peorla & Eastr: _ 34 41, 1
''-• ''" A; Colve "-. 102 101* 102 1102 1024! 2 300
pCOa st L... - - I — I - I9a 04 I -----
do pr< r . i — I lin . 120 !
P P-1 W A <•!,...' - . . liwiii _ .
I'ioss-M -1 : Car. I 88% .'.9 158 I T.fi 1 . r i7 .".it^g 2MO
•i" pr ' ' - — - ■-. I. — I i»2 it."i •'
Pullman l' Car. I — — — - 225 **'«>
Quicksilver - — — -- "24 "'n
do prel I- - — — _ 7 "■",
R R H». urltlrs. .I - - -- — I _ :c-. ••!
•Ry Steel Spring 35 i 35% 35 35% 35 33% roi>
•do pref ; — 1 _ _. -- XS /j
Reading . . I 57* BO* : :.; •» 50% m ISR 500
do Ist pr.'f....i S>\ ! K« I .... Ml ' •>'••(■(>
do 3d pref 73*1 73% j 73%! I* 74 I 74' s l "70.1
Hens .v Bara.T.. - _ 210 — ,
•Rep Iron & Btl. 19% 19% 19% 11114 vn 4 l v .t\) Ift 10
•do pr^-f ''. 7«; I '■■' 7« 7rt 1 -;.;. j 7,
Rock Island ...44 1 4rt% 44% a:.\\ 45% 43% 8T..200
ro^^^: 7K^I I^l h " % \^> !2'd
•luihl.er Good».~. I 2.'t%! 2:!*j,| 22 23% 2.'{ 2.V-.I 1 irtii
'do pref 172 172 172 72 !71 73 In.,
Rutland RH pi — ) — — ... 1 n.s «s
BtJos&Grl... 18% i«% i«% ft* 18 17 j,,,,
do Ist pref 86% <^ii 4 «h% 6jw,| ... •(« ■..„,
do 2d pro.' . . .I 27 I -"•• ! 27 I 2Vt | 2'i ■■- „,
Ft 1- & San Tr. 72% 73% 72% 7:; 7.! 7:t' . ; ., H1
do Ist prof ...| 82 IR2 iB2 IKi 81 N4 1 :.
do :■: prof !70 171 i7O i7l 70*. 71 I |ioo
St Louis Southw) 28 I _ • 27 7 »' mvl 28% 2S 7 i '|-m»
do pref «3% 64* «{% C 4% ti4' 4 ! «4% •> h.h,
81oss-Sh St &II --- I — — I _ ' 6o£ I- '
do prof -- I SB ' I hi !
Southern Pacific 6:<» 4 | >.:.- fi3% «5% ... 65% 44400
Southern R X... 32% m 32% 33% 33% 83% 10 1(10
<<•• prof ' 92% 92* 92% 02% 92% 92% 300
do M& O ctfs -- I — — 1 — j '90% — j _ .
Stand Rope .>. T -- I — - 5% 1; !
Term ml & Ir. 67* s«* 01% 58* 58% 58% 3.250
Tol Hy A Light - — - — 30 134 I 1 _
Texas * Pacific. 4.-!', 14* 4:1 4 1 i 44 444; 10. -.00
do Land Trustl .'lit 7 ,, I 3!i7, 3'J% X» 7 » i ::s 1.1 ■ ' ■■..,,
Third Av< R R.I — I — — — 126 127 i — —
Tol Peo & Wost. I — — - — 13 !25 I
Tol St I.* W...! 29% 30% 29% 30* 29% ::.i ! :• 1.0
do pref ■ i 4.1' ; 474! 4ii' 4 ! 474 1 1..". 17 ' ZIOO
Twin City RTr. 1 118 '117 116 117 U«%'117 ! J, |i
do pief ! — I — — — [51 I |fi«i I
•fnion Bag A,- PI — I — ■ 12% 13 |
'•do pref .. I 7*-' , 784 78* 78* 77 "j 7s | 10
Union Pacific ... 1 I<h)%!l<i2% loo"* 102* 102%|102% <V\ lixi
do pref ... i '.Hi 192 I •«> 91% 91% H2 ! 3,370
Un Ry Inv <•<>..: 224' 224; 224 22', 2o*j 23* 100
do prof I — I — - ._ , ;i .i; ,|i.. .. ..
•v a c ll' .v k 13% 114 I 13% 11 is* 14 ' | 1 £00
*''" fret ! M".. .'.4 ; 60* 52% *,» 63 j ' 000
I! S Bxprsu.. 131% 131% 131* 131* 132 136 i 7
•r s Leather... 124! 12* 12* 12* 12* 12* 1.600
•do pref .. .. 89 I 89% K0 ! 59% 80 ' HO I .-.77
t: S Realty <■... 22% 24 22% 28* 23% 23% 4 100
do pref I 08* " f|S *! " Sli ! 69* r - s^l '••'••■'»} 1500
I S riuhber I — — _- ~ 17 1K I__
do prel I - I — .- }__ I .-, 1 |53 j
U S Steol I :t6%l 37% .W,i :!7'i — I 00 .(10
do pref. I 83% 64* -.\ 84% -- _ j ilS(>
v•■ C .1 1\ pc 63 ! 64* l\:\ | <.'\ 64 7 j 65 | « : ,( ,
do pr.f ... 1125 !I2H 125 1 121 112.". ]■•>; ' ',".i^'>
•Vulc Detinntng. l .*>> I 30 I 30 | 30 27 I 30 ! ,fo
•do pref ! — I — |-- :._ |77 Mi _''f
Waba«h I «»Si 31*1 30% 31 ! 81* 31* 6.500
do pref I 44%! 4--. I 14* 4!i I 44% | 40 4 ,
Wells Fargo Ex. I — I — I — — -jin 240 __!
West Union Tel.! 80'.il Bfl%| 89% 89% SO v.,, »oo
Westlngh MfK 1202 1205 202 1308 120.1 806 400
do Ist prel I2i>4 204 204 1204 I2fk"i 210 ■ JOft
Wheel AI, E... I 25% 25% 25% 25% 15 23% 10rt
do 1« P ref....j 53% 55 I 53% 65 !55 57 ! 400
do 2d on ! - I — — — .•?.', I 35%
Wisconsin Out.. 24* 26 | 24% 26 j26 | 20Vi 1 70u
do pref I 40%; .•-. I 4 i> j r-. jSO | .•„,-., 5,,,
Total sales for the day 1.076 il'«
•I'nllstrd.
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODB.
TORT OF NEW-YORK.
Week «ad« 4 Nov. 31- 1002. 190] Iboo
Bnt«re4 at the port . >2.6.">5..*>41 $2,133,207 SI 74s SSI
Thrown on the market 3.A36.003 i: ••■<:? :•.<>• i v,, un
From January I- «.em«n
Entered at the port . .$113,742,717 tM.4SO.tIM ttoa 771 fill
Thrown on the market 111.831,012 8«.02i\0;7 100,tm$'.0*.7
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
STOCKS
I Open- I Hißh-1 Lew- j Last | Share.
I ing. I est. I est. I seJe. ! Mil
Am Car ft F. . %V m 551 »4j 10>^
Am Cottoa OU.: ** *• *:•, «•„ J
lS^r°!! ye : i-5$ .=; H \ ms ™* n.«
At TopA BF* si «4** £si 84H J 3
J M« BBS I"" 1 " »% 0"
KooWTO R T.: %$ O* «J m i
Can Pacific. ... I»J4 I»J4 «»H «», «^
Ches ft Ohio . M> H'j 44 ■» 4^, 310
Chic & Alton... 33S 34 33541 J* ]""
Chic Gt West... 2B 26H! 25% 1 ,^ !•«»
. Mil ft st p.. 17S*; 179% 173% ITMk 32.,h0
gg-aiAi-g 84'n MH m|| §
Col Southern. ... S»H 2»« »> »» »>•
Col A H .c. c ? aI :::! S$ »« S% »H »
111 Central ... 148J4 144% 1«J« 144% ».«
Louts A Nash... 124 1 1254 124H 2.^ V"
Manhattan . 163 IMH 150 < |»1*» l».»«0
Met Street 139 Vi 140% 130 '.H I*> 4 »
M KAT »> >•* 2fi I *, "5
do pref. . *$% '•«'! BB'i] WU , o 30
Mo Pacific 10-S UOSI 107% llrt I ».a»
N V Central 152<i IMS! 162H IMS, I.MO
NTO*W... 2riS' » ii\ || "IJ
Norf A West:.! s»% 71-* »$ Hi* >™
:"nia -.: 1M« iwj loejl JW%| l.l»
EC*:::: 'S» W "Si W »S
ii°£r : .: S8 S» s!i S» S
Ro°k Island 44»»! 4«S I 44S 45 •» , 2.580
Southern Pacific 6RV, «S T » « 85% «■=!»
Southern Ry 324 i M 32*4' 33 2.0
Kn?ooaij[i:: 57% »* 57% I 55% t.g
Texas A Pacific. 43 S 44% 42 •• ! 44 I «10
Union Pacific;. 100« 102% 100S 102% ».0»
V S Leather....! 12"» 12% 12H i r » . 3W>
V s st^i ■•7 57% 3«» ii *' 4 r.TOJ
.1, pref.:.:... :. s»% m- 1 * 83% 844 ■• *£
Wabash 80% 31»J 30% M 470
do pref 44 , 45% 44 . 4.". « «>«
West Union ' Sl>S *«'-♦ I MS SOS| 10
W| Central . 25 I M I 25 I ■ I ■
Total sales 186.510
MINING STOCKS.
I Open- I High- Low- | Last I Shares
I tnic. I est. I »st. I sale. I sold.
Rest A Belcher. I .85 J .5.% .35 I .85 I 500
Brunswick • 0« .06 .0« '. .OR , 2.500
Rrrec* ..:: ' 67 ! «7 .«7 .«7 BO
<*om«ock ....: .05 .0 .05 j .05 >.««
do bond... . OS .05 ■<* I .05 1,000
Con Cal * v 1.10 1.10 1.10 1.10 100
C A Cripple Ck .03 .os ' .os .03 l.om
Dunkln 00 I .0» ' .00 ■*» ■"" )t ' >
MomVGIh BAn...i8 An...i .W.! .0.-i -08HI -08H ' l.ono
Mollle Qtbeonl • '•«">
Total <"al«>!« SriiW>
WHEAT.
" I Open- ! Hlith-I Low- I I**t I Sal-*.
I ins. I e»t. I est. 1 *al«. I bush-
Pec option I 75V 73V 74%] T4V 1R5.000
May option ...^ 7«'»! 7B'4| 7BH I 755 1 «s.nnf*
WALL REFT AXD EXCHANGEE.
FOREIGN TRADING— Foreign houses dealt in
40,000 shares In th*» local market, selling 35.00rt
shares. In the London market money was harder
in the open discount market, and the Bank of
F.nsland again lost gold. Indications point to an
early advance in the Bank of England rate, proba-
My in the first part of December. Paris exchange
on London was firmer. Bar silver continued weak.
an.) the test advices Indicated the probability of a
further decline..
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.— Loan quotations
wen Amalgamated <"ripper. Anaco.ida. American
Ice. Vtrhtson common and preferrod. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit. Baltimore and Ohio common. Chi
cago Terminal. Colorado Fuel and Iron. Delaware
nnd Hudson. Erie common, first md second pre
ferred. Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan. Mls
sourl r.-iclfU-. New-York Central. Northwestern.
Norfolk and Western common. People's Oas, Read
Ing flr«t preferred. Rock [aland St. Haul. Southern
Railway preferred. Southern PaelfV-, Bngar. Ten
nrssee Coal nnd Iron. Union Pacific ccmrnon and
preferrrd. I'nlted States Steel .• innwn and pre
ferred, I nlted States Leather prrf.trri.l. Wabasn
proffrfod and Western Union. 4 i>er cvnt.
CURRENCY MOVEMENT. the principal r..ove
ments r,f currency this we«k, as compiled by "The
Wall Street Journal,*' indicate thai the tanks
Knlnf.l th«rehy $950,3(0. The '■•inks received from
thf Interior JM^T.Yirt and s*nt to th" Interior Jl 3*1.
■jft> «.f which there was transferred through the
Sub-Tr#a»ury ..■>. ■•■■ to San Fran m*-o and $700. nno
to New-Orleans The gain on the interior move
ment wa« 8.38n The banks revived new gold to
the amount of 12.148J00. Of which $cSS.:iOO was paid
n New-York Assay Office checks. j:. 1*)1 *) i«yi on Seattle.
Ahmv OfrV«* check* and 0.060.000 was raid on tele
graphic order against the deposit of Australian
gold at tbe Ban Ft nciseo Mint. The r>«riKs re
ceived from the sub-Tr> asury on ordinary govern
mr-nt illxburwmentx HI w>s«' and paid to th» Bub-
TrVaßury for customs, Inter -ev»nue, r > j>er cent
redemption fund. etc.. $19,R3S.flttV The loss on Sub-
Treasury operations proper was SI.SS4.VX>. Th" total
snln from the Interior and new .-..1,1 was SZWhAW;
deducting the los* of 5t.3M.800 to he Sub-Treasury,
Iha net gain wan J9.V>,300. The features This week
ari>: The return of money In large volume from
tlr* South, while shipments of currency to that
.vpctlon have practically ceased, cv -i» it to New-
Orloans for the sugar crop: smaller shipments to
the West, and the. beginning of th« return move
m<-u*. from the Northwest; the large transfers «-f
gold through the Sul>-Treasur>' to San Frnnclsc.-.;
tie miiji.ll loss to the 3ub- Treasury, due to the dis
bursement <vf t2.M9.0u0 for pensions. .>» compared
with 8.598.000 last week.
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT HAS PT-RlF.r»
its FEED WIRKS. - The decline in Brooklyn
Rnpid Transit stock yesterday morning was attrib
uted In some quarters to the action of the Brook
lyn authorities requiring all electric light, tele
graph, electric feed and other wires to be placed
underground Immediately. This was supposed In
uninformed circles especially to affect the Brook
lyn Rapid Transit Company. When the statement
was called to the attention of certain officers and
directors of the company, they said at once that
the situation was entirely misunderstood. a.« the
overhead trolley wires of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company were made special exceptions to
the law to be enforced, and that so far as the, com
pany's feed wires were concerned, It had been put
ting them underground for the last year, and had
dmie pr». not because of the enforcement of the new
law, but for economic reasons of its own. and
therefore the law did not affect the company in
that respect.
NEW AIT-ROAD EQUIPMENT -The follow
ing companies have ordered cars from the Ameri
can Car and foundry Company: The Armour Car
lines. 100 40-foot fruit cars and 100 Sri-foot beef
cars; the Evansvllle and Terr© Haute Railroad
Company. 350 freight cars; the Fort Worth and
Denver City Railroad Company, 200 freight cars;
the Denver ami Rio Grande Railroad Company. 7.v
.-.irs: the St. t-iouls and San Francisco Railroad
Company, ■<" flat cars; the Central Railroad Com
pany <>f New-Jersey, M steel gondola cars of SO.
ik») pounds capacity, in addition to the order re
ported on November 14; the Louisiana and North
western Railroad Company. SO box cars; the Na
tional Suit Company, of Mexico, 25 dump cars; the
New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad
company, 10 60-foot baggage cars; the Johnson
Auto-Refrigerattng Company, 5 refrigerating cars
of RO.OOO pounds capacity; the El Paso and South
western Railroad Company, i cabooses; miscellane
ous companies, 15 cars, and inquiries for 20 to SO
cars of various types.
KXPORT ORDKRS FOR CAR AND FOUNDRY
COMPANY. Dutllh, Smith. McMillan & Co.; who
represent the export Interests of the American Car
and Foundry Company, have received a contract
from the Wellington and M ana water Railway, in
New-Zealand, for six passenger cars and one din-
Ing car. The same company has received an order
from a Mexican railroad for three baggage and
mail cars also an order from the National Tehuan
tepec Railway for six passenger cars. Th*> Cape
< 'in-/. Construction Company, which is building a
sugar plant near Manznnillo. on the south side of
Cuba, has placed an oruer for fifty cane cars.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK.-•Brad
street's" reports the exports of grain In bushels
for the week with comparisons .is follows: Wheat.
flour included. 5.277.672. compared with 5.518.930 in
this week last year: since July 1. 105,862.324. con
trasted with l£.'.7<n.:MS In the like time In 1901; corn.
243,381, against 41... '', iin the corresponding week a
year ago; since July I, 2.432.163. compared with lt.
522.843 In the same time last year.
APPLICATION TO LJBT.— Application has beer,
made to the Stock Exchange, to list $2,206,000 addi
tional Wabash Railroad first mortgage 5 per cent
bonds of I 98».
MOVER SUCCEEDS SNYDER.
At a meeting yesterday of the directors of the
International Banking Corporation, which was
organized a few months ago under a special char
ter granting unusually broad powers to conduct
an Internationa] banking business In all parts of
the world, the acting president. Valentine P. Sny
der. tendered his resignation, which was accepted,
an.i William L. Moyer, president of the National
Shoe and Leather Bank, was elected president.
Mr. Snyder also retired as a director. Three new
members of the board of directors were chosen.
John R. liegeman and Haley Fiake. president and
vice-president, respectively, of the Metropolitan
Lite Insurance Company. and Sylvester C Dun
ham. president of the Travelers' Insurance Com
pany.
The board also decided to increase the paid up
capital stock and surplus of the corporation from
iYni.n<v> to $io.«v>,ooo.
Mr. Moyer. "he president-elect, has had a suc
cession of promotions since coming to *'?'-J°T*;
tw •> years ago. He was first elected vice-president
01 the Western National Bank. A few months ago
he became me president of the -National Shoe and
Leather Bank, and will continue In that -'»PacU>
for the present. It is expect* d that he will later
be one of Its vice-presidents and on Its executive
committee. He is one of the best known and
most popular hankers in the country.
The Interests identified with the Western Na
tional Bank, including the Equitable Life Assur
ance Society, are large holders of the International
Bank stock, and it is understood that those inter
ested in the National Shoe and Leather BanK
are liberal subscribers for the new stock.
The headquarters of the bank are at No. 1 *\all
st. It has established branches In London. i,"* o
hama. Manila. Shanghai. Singapore and San Iran
ctsco. and is represented in all parts of the world.
By government appointment It is the fiscal agent
for the United States in China, in --harg* of the
collection of the Chinese indemnity, and is also
tne fiscal agent for the civil government of tne
Philippines. The future policy of the International
Banking Corporation. It is announced, will one
of vigorous activity In international banking
especially In the Orient and South America which
thus far has been done wholly by and through
European banks, at a great loss and I" oon0 on ; e
nlence to the foreign trade Of the I nited States.
NEW TITLE GUARANTY COMPANY.
At a meeting of the stockholders of the We3t
chester and Bronx Tit!" and Mortgage Guaranty
Company, held at White Plains on Wednesday for
organization and adoption of bylaws, the following
board of directors was elected: Frank Bailey.
Charles S. Brown. Francis M. Carpenter. Thomas
R. Hodge, James P. Horan. Clarence H. Keisey.
Frank V, Millard. Henry T^ewis Morris, Richard
O'Gorman. B. Frank Palmer. Charles A. Peabody.
jr.. William Popham Plan. Frederick Potter. Henry
W. Sackctt, Theodore H. Silkman. J. Crawford
Stevens, Moses Taylor. Robert B. Van Cortlandt.
J. Mayhew Walnwright an.i Charles H. Young.
After the meeting adjourned the board of directors
met for organization and elected the following cffl
cers: J. M. Wainwright, president; Francis M
Carpenter, vice-president and treasurer; J. Craw
ford Stevens, secretary, ard B. F. Palmer, general
manager. Th.) company has a capital of $stjO,oo*>
and a surplus of S3SO.OW. and will he prepared to
search and guarantee titles to real estate, loan
money on bond and mortgage, ami sell mortgages
with the principal and Interest guaranteed. Its
principal offices will be In White Plains.
CONDITION OF TRADE.
Dun's Review" says:
Voluntary increases in wages by some of the.
largest railway systems in the country bear elo
quent testimony to the amount of business han
dled In the past and emphasize the confidence of
officials In continued heavy traffic. Moreover,
by this addition of large sums to the purchasing
power of railway employes there is assurance of
a larger demand for all staple lines of merchan
dise. Temporarily sales of seasonable lines of
wearing apparel are retarded by mild weather, but
this loss will be fully made up when low tempera
ture becomes general. Preparations for holiday
trade are on an unprecedented scale, especially at
Interior points. There is no relief as to the con
gestion of railway traffic, nor any immediate pros
pect of free movement at the points of most se
rious blockade. Coal freight is steadily gaining.
and all railway earnings thus far reported for No
vember exceed last year's by 5.9 per cent, and those
of MM by 15 per cent. Securities touched the
lowest average price on Tuesday, notwithstanding
sensational dealings in Manhattan. Total sales
were heavy, which accounts in part for the in
crease in bank exchanges at this city, for th«
week 12.7 per cent over the corresponding period
!ast year and f.2.9 per "cent over 1533. At other
leading cities without the aid of speculation there
wore gains of £.7 and 27.3 per cent, respectively.
"Bradstreefs" says
Favorable condition* still govern 'he trade situa
tion. The mild, open fall weather is complained of
as restricting the movement of winter gtods at
retail and delaying collections at a few points, but
it is not to be forgotten that present temper
favor the continued growth of the cotton crop and
a larger yield than heretofore expected, while it Is
enabling the railroads to make .1 far better fisht
against the prevailing freight congestion than was
earlier deemed possible. In finan -i ii circles the
tone is rather better. The feeling grows that much
heedless speculation has been liquidated without
revealing any important . structural detects in th«
general business world From Western centres the
report comes that money has ceased to Bow to the
country, and that the return movement has b^gun.
No renewal of bullish stock market activity Is ex
pected or honed for. but the tone of the money
market Is undeniably better than some weeks ago.
Bank clearings show gains over last week .irnl last
year, in keeping with the generally acknowledged
increased activity In all business ltn*-s. Export
trade returns look better than preliminary reports
foreshadowed Agricultural products, owing to high
pnc>'.-». have gone abroad in smaller volume x'nar
expected, but there Is evidently a larger move
ment «>f manufactured goods, be.cause the decrease
In October from a year ago Is a very small on«.
and only three months in 'Tie country's History «x
ceedfd that of October this year in value. Th»
outlook 1^ apparently for a heavy distribution of
Christmas goods, particularly Jewelry and fancy
articles. Spring business, too. 1b In a more forward
ronditl >n than In previous years.
THE "WOOL TRADE.
Boston. Nov. 21.— "The Commercial Bulletin"' will
say tn to-morrow's report on the wool trade of the
United States:
A quieter demand ha* led to no easing off in
prices Actual sales of medium Ohio fleece bars
been made .' the highest prices of the year. The
costly new fall wool* of Texas are selling -i • a
profit, and have advance.l within a week.
Foreign markets are very firm and advancing.
Melbourne la fuel-."- on choice wools At the Gee
long sales »v4s quality sold at e|-:ai to 60
cents scoured landed In Boston. A strike at Buenos
Ayrea ha.< temporarily suspended business there.
The receipt!) of wool In Boston since January I,
1902, have been pounds, against ;42.v>4.3>2
pounls for th»- same period In 1901.
The Boston shipments to date ,-• 2.V>.4«V>.«13
pounds. igalnst shipments of r<S.fi6s pounds for
the Fame period in 1901.
The stock on hand In Boston January 1. 1902. was
:;..»> pounds; the total stock to-day Is n4.^"«.?57
pounds The stock on hand November 3 1901, was
85,069.952 pounds.
TRADE IX CHICAGO.
TUT IK!F.;R»rn TO THE TRIKfNE.I
Chicago, Nov. 21.— The wheat specula tot wa.=»
more Intent on Armour's operations ro-day than on
anything else In the wheat market. Apparently
the leading interest was disposed to work the mar
ket lower. With that view It kept selling Decem
ber moderately. Naturally the pit felt the load that
had been put on it on Thursday, the millions of
May sold by Armour. The market to-day closed
' 4 c 10 -V' under the day previous, though the news
generally was bullish. May opened at 76c. sold be
tween 7fi' 4 .- and 75 l «c. and closed at 75 3 4 e: December
closed at 74Vc. The scalper was inclined to buy.
because he was still of the opinion that the Armour
selling of Thursday had been merely to dispose
of "tallers" and to get a better grip on the market.
But every one was timid. There was no uncertain
ty about the shipping news. DUlUth reported MS.MI
bushels sold to the seaboard, and New-York re
ported W loads sold by the seaboard for export.
The foreign markets were off less than the Chicago
decline of Thursday. Argentine shipments were
only IS.6M bushels Clearances to-day were 377A10
bushels; for the week, 5,277.000 bushels, or about
1,000,000 over the week previous, and about the same
ns last year. "The Modern Miller" reported the
crop conditions favorable, but the general view la
th.it the weather Is too mild and the crop too rank.
Everything from the Pacific Coast was bullish;
further -..lies there to Australia and prices consider
ably higher than the Chicago. The wheat trade to
day was much smaller than Thursday's.
The corn feature wfis selling of Dece<nßber by the
longs, notably Cudahy. The only strength was in
the January; as the holders of December L.ell. they
are buying January. There was a very Irregular
market, May strong early, but weak finally. The
close was V t.. i' s c lower for the active futures;
the January closed at »c t.i \c higher. It has de
veloped l:«-re In the last few days that the big;
December holder was Cudaby. May opened at 4S I -.. ,
sold between MHfi and 4.V bid, and closed at 43 l»c;l »c;
December closed at 36 TT H <": January. -4&* 4 c sellers.
The cash was decidedly weak; car lots. It- to 4c
lower, with no buying except by the glucose people.
The Inspection was IN cars; estimate for Satur
day. 260.
(>ats w. re 111 »re active Th- futures closed 'v' t >
'r higher, The car lota wen tirm t>. '...• l-tgher;
shipping s.tles were rm.'ioo btwheli December closed
at So%c; ti\. May, Oc sellera Receipts were only
us curs, the estimate for Saturday, only M <t»rs
it looked as if December shorts were covering m.ii
reselling for May. The outs longs, whi. have keen
leaving the market alone ol late, to.>k courage to
day and helped the advance along.
The pro\isiun list closed aßchangetl to Me iow.-r.
There was selling of pork and rths i>> the pa rkers
Hogs were ;.<■ to Me lower. The lard demand lias
not he^n qviite so energetic f..r several liays. Pro
visions fell the corn break to-day. West there
were T:\oort hogs, against m.ssl last yen
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
Trading in the outside securities market was on ,
a fairly large scale, and prices generally showed a
further upward tendency. There were a number of ;
sharp advances noted, notably in 'nteroorough :
Rapid Transit stock, which showed a further ad- j
vance of ti> per cent, on various rum >rs concerning 1
deals in connection with the taking over of the ;
Manhattan elevated road by that company. The ;
full paid shares were traded In to the extent of j
I,o^o shares up to 123, while the *) per i»t paid '
advanced to 123 on purchases of 500 shares. North
ern Securities showed renewed strength and activ- \
ity, advancing over 3 per cent on dealings of» 10.000 •
snares, from 104*» to 107%. Allis-Cliahn?rs pr*t»n«i *
sold up 2 per cent, on dealings of abeut 500 shVrtj
from *2 to So. while the common lost about I w l
cent, on small transactions, to 23. Manhattaa
Transit was active, but somewhat Irres n ar an jj
although the dealing- showed a heavy fnll:n» »
from the preceding day. about in niii shares •*•»*
dealt in. from 5» 4 to y.,, Th- co PP^ r shares g>n!
•■rally were firm, but th? dealings wer» nn a c<w*
siderably smaller seals thin yest«>rday. flbsssa
Consolidated sold to th* extent «.f l.Bo> xharss fn^!
23 to 23«. : Union Copper to the extent ..| it» shaw?
from 2*4 to :",; Montreal and Hoston advanced
fraction, on dealings of *.0W shares, to lV In t *
i Copper sold up to 31. on purchases of ' ' , h _,
while White Ivnob lost V t per cent on .'..1, ""*•
30i) shares, from 1Z to 11« 2 . Amoric-m Caa^rSKlS
sold at 13; about 3»«» shares changed hands?? 1
market closed strong and active. ' 13
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
STOCKS.
iFurnished by Frederic H. Hatch. No 20 Bro»<}.j. »
|D M D ! v - ! T «
I rate | period, j BH. fa,^
\ Alii.- Chalmers, ........ — ____ j «...;
j Allls Chalmers pr ... — j JJ^' r?;»
; American Can — ' ..- m
j American Can pref | — ' j .|»£ •*
. American Bank \" ■ t« j — . ' --, • " If*
American Bo kCo i — j on .*!•
I American Chicle l HI f Q-j jj^ fj?
American Chide pref •. y_j 9> ~
j American Thread Cw. pref.. 5 Q.p 3k3 k •*
American OJraphoplmne . . I X j Q-D 5 V*
American tiraphopbone pf . . ft Mo ml !:.
Amer. Prrss Assoel r».... _ j.-, ./•
Amer. >.»la l..u:v com j . _ ••
Am Soda Foun. Ist pref... — _ j- J:
Am. Soda Koun. 2d pre-f. . . 4 Q_j | j^ £
Amer. Typefounders' I 4 q.j ( 4>4 >
j Amer. Typefounders' pref..! 7 13 r [ ■.<; I<Z
! Amer. Writing l'aper com.. I — j . 1 5 .„
! Amer. WrttinK Taper prtf . . I _. • j ~n •£*
1 Barney &8. Car pref I S 1 Q-M | j",, ;j^
I tUy State Gas ... 1 — 1 __ 1 ; v if
I F.rden's Cond. Milk r f ' •" I — ! '•" L t«» "*
! HriTi>.h Columbia Copper . , _ | \ K i., ™-
. < SB. Fireworks com j — j — ' 3"i 3
, ten. Fireworks pr*-f j 7 ! F& A ' «.-. j m
■ Cen. ft So. Am. Tel ...1 « I q_j 100 1 t, B
I «he»ebrough MfR v ' Mo ! 4. 4» f m
I cuttln <H. B.i Ist pref I 3 ' <j-F : •>:> I<U
Clartin »H. B. 2d pref . * | Q-j j i,», |j
ct.mprejse.l At- — — ] j«^i .
Con. Car Heating V F A A 60 ( _ '
Cons. Storage Battery — 17 ! •.
Cramps S. * E. Hl-is — SJ | m
Dominion Securities | — | n 1 3.
Electric I^ead Keluctlon . ! _ __ ! *\\ j:»
Electric Boat com I — ) ;» ' 3*
Electric Boat pref j — | 35 I is
Electric Vehicle- Co. pref...! — | 10 I r>
i Electro-Pneumatic . — • \ ']
: Empire St*«l mm — [ _ I 12 I 1J
I Empire Steel pref — I - ' -»1 ' 43
' mil Signal ....... « I Q-J ,11;, «j
; Hack^nsack Meadows I — I ! .1 1 j
, Havana Tobacco ] — | I 47 : 49
• Havana Tobacco pref — | t 6." I w
Heninc-Hall Mar in ! _ | 24! ft
HerrlnK-Hall-MarMn Ist pf. ! _ I ! 3ft I -*
Herrins-Hall-Marvln 2-1 pt. _ f 5 f _
H.->b-->k<>n Ferry : — , 70 72
Hoboken Land & Imp. ... ' — I ](Q | _
Hudson River Tel — ! Q-J i \>M [ jg-;
Inter. Rap. Trans. 40 p ■■ pd — t - — — | tit —
Inter Rap. Trans, full paid.! — ! I t<>7 _
International Banking , I — | ! 175 SSI
International Palt ; — I ! 30 j jj-
J. B. Stetson com I 19 [ J & J I 150 j _
.1. B Steteon pr'f > ! J i J I MS I 15)
ly^rlllar.l pref - ! Q-J I OB I -
Madison S<ju»re Garden ... — | | 19 | _
Manhat Trans I — ' — i :,S: ,S »'•»
' Mergenthaler Linotype 1 v I ' lvi t 15»
Montreal *• 8.->?ton Copper..' _ ; _ 1 2 T »: ]
! National Enamel * Stamp..! — j ; .'U j 335;
i National Enamel & 9 Diet. 7 | Q-M S4 | .«)
EnsrUr..l Consol lea ...I — 1 3 | •;
N. V & B R. Ferry ' 4 I Q-M dj ( gj
N. Y. I^oan * Imp.'. ' 4 ! Q i M I —
N. Y. *N. J. Te! ! 7 ! Q-J m I IS9
Nltes Bemsnl com 1 : Q-M ' 125 ! 135
N rthern Securities ..- ! — | ——I •."•-S 1 MT*
Otis Elevator I — I — — j 39 i 40
Otis Elevator pref J — I Q-J I M I 10»
Old Dominion P. S 1 « • Q-J I 13* f —
Pacific * Parkins N'av. com; _ 1 I | | 5
Pacific Pa.-ktns & Nay. ;■' . . ' — t I g| ! Sl*
Pratt -. Whitney pf. new... I ft 1 Q-f 1 ■ I —
Procter * Gamble 12 ! \ ..- I 337 ! 3S>
Pioct^r & Gamble pref I a I Q-J | 2»»> '210
Royal Rakine Powder pref. I | Q-j f 101 I 104
Safety Car Heat & Ught...! H Q-J ! i<t« 1 ITT.
S^nboard Atr Un* j — I ——21 I iT 3*3 *
?rab«api Air lin» pr»f i — : — - | 45 ! V>*»
Simmons Hardware c0m. ... I g 1 An-F ' — ' I*2
Simmons Han'war- Ist pf . . I — . I — I 13T> ! —
I Simmons Hardware : : pf...! — | — ' :.•■• . us
I Pln«er Mfr. Co . I 7 1 Q-.r 1 27i> * 3«>
i Standard oil — ! v ' ■;• ■ I m ' >w»
1 Standard Coupler I V I Q-M I ." ; 45
: Standard Coupler pref I I I J4 J I nji '■ no
j Standard Flour MUltnfr ' — ! I 7*s! 9
; Standard F!«ur Millirn pf.l _ ( ! 3> ' SI
1 Standard Flour Mill bends.! — ( t: | Sf>
I St>ras^ ro»-«r I — ' % 1«5
loth 4- 23d Street Ferry ' — ! Q-J I 5* - 1 : ■ ■
T'nnfsse'! Copper ! — f I IS ' '>>'-»
: Trenton •■• : lei com ... '■ — t ! H ! 21
Tr?nt->n Pottert»-s pref ! — ! I I<U ! v*
Ti ■■»■ Directory, new ! _ ' I 70 I —
! fr.lfn Ferry [ I I Q-J I #> { 4S
i t-nion Switch & Sinnal .... — ! I — 1»>
fnlon Switch & Stimal pf. .1 — ' I — '21ft
. T'r.ion Typewriter com ! — 1 ' 124 ! 12»
: Ir.lon Typewriter Is: pr»f . . I 7 ! A 4 O ! 131 ■ 13
1 T'nl«n T>re»riter 25 pref . . . « ' A 4 <"> ! 124 ! 127
! T'ntversal Tobacco ccm — f ( — 1 8
I'nlversal Tobacex> r-" 1 "' — f j — ■ 35
V 5. Envelop- com — 1 ' I<"> ' 20
U. - Envelop,, -«f — I I 72 77
I*. S. Glass com — ' ■ 34 : — '
IT. S. Glajs -■>f — I 1 14f» l.V>
V. S. Printing 1 ft I 79 I »S
T\ P. Shipbuil-tir.sr -m. ... — I 13 ! 22
IT. - Shipbuilding pref . ! — I — I J*
T. 3. shlpbui!dlr.jr b.ir.ds... — ! — f *>
IVefstineh«i"»» Air Brake I VI Q : 3H» ' 3*
Worthlnctnn Pump pr»f ' 7 i M 4 N 1 IP ' 12>
, V hit- Kn-'b Oppe' I — ' ' 12 I 12%
BOXDS.
I div. 1 r>v^ j j
I rare } period. ! Bill, fAak'it
Acker. V-rra!l ft f»ndtt . .. . I « ! F * a I m I 101
Anierlc.m Writing Paper 3s. 5 ! J * J I "77
Rarnev & Smith. Oar « J * J ! 1I'"> 112'-i
BrcoklMi Terrf 5 FA A : 7> 82
Carnen Sr»el ."is — ' m 11^
CA- O. Grain E!ev*tor Inc. — j 13 ! St
C. * <V Grain Hi'varor 4 A v O «■» —
l?ecker-Jor.»s Jewell R M •. 3 ' M M
H->bok#n 1.. & 1 3 1 M* X ' 1« —
. International Silver I ' J & r> : KW l'U
Madison Squire Garden Ms » ! m <■ v ■ a —
M.iine Steamship ... - I — 1 7"» *»
M-tr.->pollian F-rry Ist 5 'mv N* t I<*S 113
N. J. Steamti 11 3 I M* N ! 9* 93
N. v *N.J. F. Ist .. a (M* N I l'» I°*
New-Tor* Blfult « ! 31 i ? | 11J —
NT.*N. J. T ... » 'JA J ' 111 —
Swift * Co l?t 5 ! J .* J ! I*l MB
M»h *jm Streel Ferry- .1 ! JA J ; I*> 1"*
T»x«s * Pa-iflc ,•«•«. -; A ft O I IMM BO
fnlon Ferry !••« .^ ' m * N ' 9* ' »
XT. S. Envelope « i J A J ; 107 i •■'.:__
B\.<K STOCKS.
iR»r--'t-'i by Clinton Gilbert. N*.->. 2 Wa'.!-sM
«^^ -
i I Divtdend. i !
Nam». 1 Capital. I when B: '.. ;ASKfA
I _J payab'.tf. I __!__—.
AniertcH |91.500.0e0| IS J. ... J. ' ft 4."> ! 55J
American Bxch... :. •«».... .. >t. i N. i 2~* 2^
Astor National... I 3S*>.ik^: ii Quar. J. | 7» I.OOt
Brewery- | ZM.OVO\ rt J. *J. 325 -
Broadway l.tK^.i^^i 12.1. i J 32S -
Butchers A Drov. 300.00 A I 130 1~
Central - 1.000 -J. AJ. ' I* 1 * 19 °
Century WO MX ! 175 —
Ohase 1 ••> •»- 12 J. AJ. ' T" r,
Chatham . ... 43«.«*>: V. Qua- J. j 3** Sl»
Chemical . ... 30ft.O«O[l5ft Bt-m. J. 4.30^ *.*•»
.•ttii^i^- ... i .....> nor « j. AJ. > 2CO 21"
City j 25.000. OOO; »; M. A -V \ -"> I 2^
Commerce [ 10.000.000 1 SJ.i J. ! 310 >> 3>
Colonial I '■- •- ' ' STS ' —
consolidated . j ■ 000 -i ! 203 2*»
Columbia i .»«• •' S.I. v.l ' "»"x % "
Corn Kx.-h«n«(». . . I 2.«H.^.i^«<: j^ y ,4 .\. ' *20 ** 1
East River 2.^>.i»i« v ; >J. .* J. ' I.V ""
E.iuttabl« 200.U00 ! "■' ""
Kiilelity 2>IO,«T»V I 210 ~T
Fir;t National... 10.00 ' 2^ Quar. J. ] '"& 'i
Fifth. National.... ... *4 12 J. &J. I 375 \*^
Fifth Avenue 10D.OU»tlOi> Quar. J. 3.W *•£?
Fourth National . .•"»■••<» "■»> 7 1 A I I 2S'> -"
Fourteenth Stree-t HMXSOB rt V *N. ' - >1 * *T-
C.allatin l.f»».»i<>ti 12 A. .\i " I *S *- a
Gsnsevoort . 2M ">»> 1 14ft "™
Garfleld l.»>O«).00ti] 12 Qua M. I Bss —
German- Amer. .. T30.000 rt F. v A. '" —
German Exch ... 3SU.OOK 11 J. AJ. ' • -'"' 1 "*
Germania 200.i»»» 20 M. ,v N. I ■* "
Greenwich 200.000. rtM AX. j -V* ""
Hamilton 200.00|V rt J. .v r I 17!> "t
Hanover :; i«ii mi» in .r. .- J. [ !«•» •»"
Inux.rters * Trad' I.S*».(Wi 2«. J. ,v .T. 1 "•
IrvtnK I.OSm ••" 9J.A J. 1 24<> —
Jefferson . 300.008 »«•"• '
leather Manuf... fimvnon, '•> .1 * J. ' 2*> ="'
Libert MO.OUO 2'» Quar. J. f™ ~~
Lincoln 300.000 1» Quar. F. I. 1 "" 1
Manhattan C 2.ti^>.rtH> 1<» F. « A. ai> J*
Market A Fulton 900.000 irt J. A.l 2>v. - 1
Metropolis ' 1.000.000J 12 . I. A I>. >V . J^
Mechanics 1 2.080.000 .<* JA J. 3g rfl
Mechanics 1 ft Tr. I 7.».<». ! «J.-v J. M* , IS
Mercantile 1.OoO.O0i>! sj. *J. 310 3*"
Merchants' ■•«> 00» 7.1. AJ. Mj ,— .
Merchant*- Exch. I SSD.SSB 6J.A J. ! 1"J | LSL
M.unt Morris - ' 250.000 ' I** j r'^
V.utual . 2IX>.0Oo: ' -■. 3] »
Nassau ! fiotf.COnj >M. A N »5 '
Nat l^nk >? rS. Siio.ooo! ■"■" > -i
New-Am»ter Nat. 5»>O.0OO 32 Quar. J. j ••■ j £ rt
XTX H A . IOPO.OOO 10 J. AJ. ! 3f£ *Z
X V Count v ! 300.000 »» J A I J 1-52 -.v,
X T Xnt Kxch... SS».O» 9 Quar. M 273 i _.
Xlneteenth Ward. 1 3H0.000| . »» \ _
North America... : i«ns.«*o 8 T A»■ j f?* "1.
Xcrthern Nat ' ata.SM IIS : _
Oriental ' 3On.onn 10 J. A J | J=J __
Pacific OS.VII •< Qusr F. j-»'" fel>
Park I 2,f1t».«« 13 .7. AJ. C? «»
People's ! 2i>\<»«! H> J. AJ. -••: I I4a
Phenix ' I.«rt>.ntW '_
Plaxa 100.000 ; *V.' _
Produce Exch 1.000. 0 M I 7A.A O. JJ« — •
Riverside. too. 000: ft J. A J. •>£» __
Seaboard B00.0i» rt .1 AJ. ■ 2S —
Second 3<-iO.oo<li ie J. A 3. w» ,
Seventh 2,:*n>.000: — , Jl-; '!.
Sfcoe ft Leather.. 1,(»10.0oi> ; i*' _
State 10i>.000 20 J. 4 3. , p»J __
Twelfth Ward. . . . 201.000 SJ A3. : 2 _
Twenty -thtr.i W.I ltn> ..«» .*. F. A A. »-' 140
T-nlt«d National.. I.SSD.««> , J^JJ _
Vartek 100.000 J^ —
TN'ashlnKton ... I 100.00.^1 ■ | £ rt _
Wnshlnnton Hts. 100.000 |2S —
Western 1 2;ltt).Oflo! ■ «" —
ff«t Side 1 30.X 000! 13 J. 4J. I ** ' , —
Torltvlllo . . I 100.0001 . I «S J_ - — .
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GAS COMPANIES.
NEW-YORK. , .
810. Asked. , ,p' d ■ \u*i
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Con, Deb 6s 110 11* •*> ••• lii !».•
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