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jjG BEEKMAN-ST. DEAL.
OanUnned trota vlereatb pa**.
*_T It 60** net wem that there _ anything
•SnoniK*! abr-tst th«»« Increases when the ken-
» 6 1^rrpvensent in coraaercial lJn^a is taken Into
J*s^iUion It»-Wl<l •*«'m that opwationa are
ES ft ncrrsal. nealthy basis, und that flctrres
•Sar'tie with those for Dc-cember may be Lmß
Cm to from now on. There are no dlscouras
g^urea in the situation In *o far as authort-
SUK tr* subject can ***■ There la in none of
cities enumerated a boom or any great apecula
51 nsoveraent Ir. either real estate or building but
f7^n,t:,r.t and steady demand for more bulldlnga
'~7cl the requirement* for all purposes for which
SdVimes rnny be needed whether Jt be for mer
**,<•«*mda«tr!al or residential purposes.
"^---i Uy » a line* industry are Prosperous.
iJVbi»' !t *• true that come Unes may be more
*?S* t *aa ethers the more active one* need larger
JC 8.?(:.v..-sB .?(:.v..-s while the lines les* active now
iSviater on show Improvement end these win re
**L, new baiidinea of greater capacity. There la
"21% vast amount of money ready at ell times to
** * :r . aailMiH houses and at the* same time
ES ire aecamulaurs fur with which to build
j*!g and thus thej' keep th- ball rolllnsr. and If it
*«?!?• "0" 0 it la another to make building active
11 '.is l: 1» in »' Period of genera! depression, and
SjTfi:i hr.ye a tendency to curtail expenditure* la
J5 fraction. >
rnr ia t realty.
C&tral Fifth-ace. Activity Remain*
a Feature.
•■** f»atui«e ot the real estate market last tree*
J£t e*3«* < r , or near **** central Fifth-aye. section
7« tie announcement that Messrs. Flake & iJowi-
Jt* trotlS retire as vice-presidents and directors
i? = e~rnlt*d States Realty and Improvement
TT^-t to become the manager* cf the City In
2jt»ant Company, recently formed, with a cej>»
."^ c.ooo,aoa. Messrs. Flake and Dowllnf ha<re
ttea Icr many years leaders in the market and
"iT^j the most successful operators that have
\a beer, connected with the local real . estate
'tW. I: baa been 6 * til t they will resume their
la places in the market. Naturally the Inference
IjUt ** ■*»•■ from that expression that they
Jt*<r. unidentified with the- market for some
—-,31* or some years. Such an Inference would
C *ax from **• truth, A* vice-presidents of the
"sited States Realty and Improvement Company.
£»W«t realty operating and construction con
,«! ja tils -: :r > • and as managers of th« real
*tate business cf the company, they have been
«stJr« , -- prominent In the market for a long
ijcM. '** Individual*, they have also bought or
alt a«r.e large choice parcels in the last few
M*r» But as most of their principal early euc-
Lssful transactions were made by them as vlce
vmi lt- - eec managers, respectively, of the New
ark Realty Corporation, an operating company,
« vl'J truly ■■■ like "old realty days" to have
t»:ea leading and managing again a purely operet
ta ewerr. *o€b ac the City Investment Company.
jj. ty trill take iq the work cf managing an
tjentin* ccir-peny during the present strong mar
ket lor cholso parcels on Manhattan Island. It
■m '.hat a resumption of such work on their part
not have MB better arranged for til inter
cMiir the market.
•js» sct!v:ty in the Central Fifth-aye. section Is
d-» for m surprise, for most realty roads have
jljisd now lead there. It Is a r.aturnJ activity
vi Uirreture i*nenclal and pleasing to th« mar
fcH g& Is epf^rer-tly only In the first ■*•••• With
Mf > fucceeiir.ff month It Is expected to become
set vigorous. The principal cause of the activity
•i tia cz^ryi^s cot of plans of many h!jh class
Kit. Isasei to ectjuire ' ■.- '.::..:... for their
Hg&tsf in Tiurty-fourth-st.. between Fifth end
■jtfc tves.. or in Fifth-aye., I --th of Twenty-
Mrt4t.
DEALS IN FIFTH-AYE.
JV prlacij-ai gift]* a— . transaction of the treek
«i tte eale cf ttm corner parcel of the Paran Ste
rn plot, «t tie southeast corner of Forty-fourth
ctsc P^fth-ave.. Vy the Fifth Avenue and Forty
jartt Street Company, the etoek of which Is held
a^tl. 17 the Crrtury Realty Company end the
ttttac Btatsi Realty a:. Improvement Comi>ir.les,
»C«si ' . Thome, president of the Xorth Amerl
65 Trust Conirs-^y. His plans f©r the parcel have
art- £t<.r. made public, but It ib understood that
%sr. will be l:nprcred in the near future. There
m a report that the proposed First Nisrht and
25 Sitte Bank would bulM on th© Thorne plot,
sc stveral persona interested in the bank project
ttj tiai euch a plan has not been considered. The
ItrtrEavt^s pajct-l sold in the week has a front
tit a! C It*: ia the avenue and cf Iv 3 feet In the
ftreet 7l'.< present purchase price vte-s a little less
ttac {uC.Cbi>. or about ; .-.. a bq ,cxc foot.
M ordinal Paran Sievrna plot b&d a frontaga cf
•sw 6i.18 fe«t ln the avtnue and of 150 feet in ttie
istei It *a S bought several years .^ro by a eyn
c»t« crzz^z^-i by lilciard M Slontgmnery and
•■ by tbsx trndioate about fix mcntfcs a*o to
t» treser:t w3er. A Fuui-av«. taitor recently
■"ft' th« easterly part of the plot, a parcel
«ta a frontage of 45 feet ia tne street and a
JJfr^ >- ; I>O feet, For that parcel he paid about
CJ.afc. The Belling coajaay syll c*rj '..c couth.
•»•«' of C;fc origfinal Paran Stevens riot, a
|«tl T.-r.h a fror.tc.ge of 21.10 feet in the avenue,
it ■•» thit the euin ebva:n«i for the parcels of
ta or.r»! Stereca plot aireaay sold by Rib Fifth
«craf csfl rcrty-fo^rth Strtet Company Is greater
*?at tae annour-t th* company paid for tfte entire
>*t »»d that whatever cum it receives from the
X!~ : ' unsold pared will be ''■•'• proflta from
2f*, ttteresrius and ;>criaj,t daals. Tue unsold
Jtred is heid at ea.'.OoO.
PCECHASB OF BROOKS LEASEHOLD.
stee were a number of other Important transac-
Vtu " cr near the central Fifth-aye: section re
jsnefl •' the werk. One of them was the purchase
tTJsfcn S. Goldlng for his own occupancy of the
■"** leasehold, northeast corner of Fifth-aye.
««■ Forty-fifth-st.. from Robertson Brothers, who
part of the premises. Mr. Goldlns will
[«aove t:s P.rth-^ve, office from No. 641 Flfth
"*• i* ti* bulldir-s, £^i 3 will occupy one-half of the
t^mls^s. Mr. Ooldlnf wll]
from No. iril 1
I of the
•fig ability of rea! estate brokerage houses In
r»—-s.'-e. to remain la the avenue, owme to the in
«sej demsiids of dewntowu retail stores for
•was a tie tnoroujhf art, has been a matter of
=-:o tepertaace to th* former. With the pur
*« of ta» lirooks leasehold Mr. Golding (.as
HFwM a rath tw, h«me for many years for the
branch of his bn^ir-ess.
«™ transaction of U.is tj-pe was the leasing
eLr. fc:allil & ' Co - °* Fourteen ta-et^ of the five
pTteatos; Ka. «» Wtst Thirty-feurth-st.. on a
rniJ"* S** *° r tw«-nty-cn« years. The lease
ejirT ln . as^~' v.-. : . the leases c.:. the property
?~t- which will be next falL Julian Benedict
!« -se broker. The Lea.d quarters of Albert J.
!sJ2£te some mastliS on tho ground floor
■ i^e tuudir.?. The total renuil of the term of
&.nr & Co -s J «»£e <a more than SCM.OOO.
— j«aaotD*>' 6i =^lar ceal was the lease made by
J-i 4 "^; powr.ey estate to Albert §imonson. of
iit£ Sffiy*- ?or twenty -one years, at C-S.OjO
*=*•• with the pnviiepe of renewal for twenty
•^ 7ean tort. ilr. -Eimoason will erect on the
.*■"'' marble front L _..!.:.£. for his own
!*g»acj. to co« KOO.OOO.
<ljS* a _ c^<J C. O'D. Iselin- sold ln the we*k
r I>* R- V.'.ssroHr. end Louis B. Preston
tS^«~ ::!ckerbocl:er Athletic Club Building, at
"ojT..ea?t c«rr.er of Forty-firth-fit, and Madison-
Cte»..ii"n t -7 ers ure Joli n D. Crlmmins and tha
ts'^ Htiiity Company. They paid XViOjG cash.
Jc vi' 2*!' iirisC * s 125 feet both in the avenue and
«irl^i lic:rfi ' ea th « c:t * wat put up et a cost
•ir-**,£,li«. for the Manhattan Athletic Club.
*«-." r11"™r 11 "™ to »SSi, • — the pro party was ••.:.*:.
7n*S?~s' y l?° iJ«Er£. Istlin under foreclosure
tc?rr» if " , or ■«*•■ years the building was the
*1» *r. * fc^cfc*rb»ekcr Athletic Club, which
!*r;Snt 3c^ by the Piqua ABsoelation. J. lltr
f-ziitKT'A * a 9 rbe of the Piqua Aaso
«*» ih», r^ 3Ti ***** t!s failure, several years
*.-.«►.';;.. : '«tion »m(< to be the If8»< • of
Km] , .'"■'; c " a Th * Kr.!ck«Tbocker Athletic Club
*«*jajv eflKejee. By the failure of the ''.qua
•**«■«?«. ■ esters Ip» d ..?;::•. became the
ieaSST "J tJ " : * propeity. The present purchasers
*^b^* tr °I >cr *-y because they think the land
*re«i HJ™ 1 than what thry paid for the
A L. ktarA^: 01 contains lMfla aquare feet.
r .»'. L ,», i»I?S c *L* t S0"S 0 " al *<> rcsc:^ last week to the
t! tS2i»j S^VL Ccmpary fer th * recently
■Mil * 1 *?•*■ la * Property knewc es the Lee»
lot»»r Vl* Me nteorr.Ty estate. .mpri«lng about
I:*-. F»a"rt,'i:i three blocks bounded by Aqueduct
!■» Jr^SSr*^ Lane and Maeomb'i Dam Read.
Jar ictHt. 7 *' as pur". v .: by a e>-nfiicate cbout
fauts- >,rife*i fc *' J Ti.e syndicate comprised the
f Jeck^-^f* Cotr.jAt:y. HeUner & Wolf. Klein
f«i«t w<% '" & faro., and V^iHiam H Chese
{*■■!«i hi a '- ; r^rcha?* the Cer.tnry Realty
5»«flia«« . i COT3tr °l of eJsrht blocks of land in th«
iathirsr v t? =lt J r c - l -e easterly approach of
ga«a*SSf* 1 -'^ «' t he week in the Weat Side
BBBBB«V hi * : >«ty-riatb-et.. was the m! « of th «
T- «»a TftW***! ftT the no to corner of Nlnetleth
"•Kjai^^^ Drive. The property Is assessed
J , taw TRAN SACTION3 IN REALTY.
**»» V \J* :i!n;aa &Vfk ecld for th* «state of
t*« o **™ No - I*7 Dist Seventy-first-Bt.. th«
»H2j;j™/ »*»«ner;t remodeUed house on lot 16.1
-?• i" w -.** * clleat toT ceeupaitsr.
* LLet^ t r Hwrty & Co. have sold for the Her. N.
f|ll J-ei*tk Gr^ nbe *« & G«l(sber« No. 417 Wast
*t, atrf !«""" Xo * «is and * a West Fifty-Blxth
•i*t^«;- •** A. Edward Les-^.T have sold for
*«a* Ot M ffillL! ' lh * four story fiathouse So. 4*4
Jar^.4T7' «d-and-forty-6ixth-st. to a client
?^»?^«li?- Bar «eh la the buyer of No. « VTtmt
T^M r"fhJ, he •* l * ©* wbicn by J. Henry
* 3 lSawT" 11 ' r^>orted.
•*»• iia* resold th* plot 100H00 f**t, at
brownstone dwVnl'nouse? I^' Wsh Bt0 ° p
tension, on lot KxTuO.s feet fflmne room cx "
Sn^lST I^^ J i°2 Clrtch to Jacob
second and Xlnety-third its. U bt{we * n Mnety
tenement houses, on plot 75x100 li felt fl%e Btory
fa Jimeldler & Ba;hrach have sold the r.lot Rft*inn
o et 'K at i he nortlmest corner of Ea?h*i? aye ?J$
One-hundred-and-Sfty-third-st,. to NeJbere R ro ?h
ers and have sold to Robert Arnsteir^^tSe'rloK?.
ICO feet, at the southwest corner of p?»hlh\l?-f
and One-hundred-and-fifty-thlrd-sY This comnle^;
•fee, sale of b , ock froac They have liSS^?ldfn
J. Romalae Brown & Co. the lot on the nortb «id 2
of One-hundred-and-fifty-flr*t-«t., ioo feet «« • °5
ove.. i4.LXJV.II feet. l West ° r
,/ s . I .^ tz^! loth and Jacob Adier have bourht No fi
i? 220 - X L*' st One-huudred-and-fifth-st three *Fl
BSUeSSS^ ° a plOt 75X100 - 5 feet « fr °™ Rose fI H!
Gutwllllj Brothers have sold th* plot, 60x100 feet
a* >£.* al x sltl / pf St * Mcuolas-ave.. 45 feet north
c \ One-hundrea-and-and-sevcnty-nrßt-Et. " u "n
Matthew B. JUarken has sold to William F. Koh
rlrig the five story flathouse. No £56 West Ot>«-hun
f^-awVtwwuy-EUih-pt.. on lot 23xiW feet.. Mr
liphring bocghl throiyrh the same broker four ad-
JO'JJng proper ues &t that point.
♦ w Warti a I*- Buaerxnar. has sold to Friend & Flelsch
the five «tory trrple flatbouse. No. 652 West One
nuwlred-aiid-tMrty-secoEa'-st., on lot 26x93.11 feet.
fciaon Badt has bousbt from tHe Fieischinann
*»eaJTy C»nr»ar.y two apartment houses now In
course of erection. in One-hundrtd-a.nd-forty-elßhth
■rju.l*tween Seventh and Eighth ayes.
\MlEon Prothent have bought from W. & J. Bach
cc £ l a 101 ' 7SxU>O et. in One-hundred-and-forty
nrth-et,. west of Le;;ox-ave.. and will erect two
8 i "* or apartment houses.
>:"?T3an & lasson hiive sold through E. Pollock
vie southeast co:ner of Crotona Parkway and One
buntired-acxi-.eishtieth-Bt.. a Plot 75*118 feet.
*»• **. Weisk^r, jr.. of James L. Libby's office, has
fold for P. J. Bioyaa to Ix>uis Eickwort the south
"V 1 r ncr of Aqueduct-aye, and Clinton Place. 103
x*>.'r.i£3 feet.
I- Reiter has sold the five story flathou** now In
t" ou L*-' of con<lruction « No. 162 Beach-aye.. on plot
itolflO fi.it.
Cohen it Glauber have sold No. 479 to 433 Court
landt-ave.. 10^x60 feet.
A. Esatrkln & Sons have bought the northwest
corner of Demtjt-ave. a O a Pell Place. 66x100 feet,
ana nave sold to K. Cfrenbw*; and others a plot.
1O«114 feet, en the south side of Two-hundred-and
twenty-sevemh-st.. east of White Plair.s-ave.
Aaron Goedmaji has bought No. £22 to 238 East
One-hus<3red-and-nlneteenth-st.. old dwellings, on
Elot 150X100.11 fe*t.
Lefkowitz & Kadin have sold to Enrico Viegianl
i^o. «37 E^st Ope-hundred-and-twelfth-Bt., a six
»tery tenement house, on lot 25x100.11 feet.
P. Fried has sold to Samuel Greenfield and Jo
sepjj Speevook the southeast corner of Ninety
lourth-st. and Sec.md-ave.. a five story flathouse.
M. L. & C. Ernst have bought rom Mrs. Kata
T»oble No. 640 Etirt One-hur.dred-and-twentieth-st.,
a three story dwelling house, on lot 18.Sz)0O.U feet.
Osk & Edelsteln have sold the plot. 33x1C0.1l feat,
with eld buildings. Nos. 151 and 153 East One-hun
cred-and-twer.ty-ihird-st. The buj-er will build a
sjt. story fiathouse. They have also sold to Nle
terg Brothers the plot. BGxlOo.ll feet, with old
buildings, No. 132 West One-faundred-and-twenty
eeventh-st.
Nevins & Perelman have sold to Tisehler & Barn
stein for improvement No. 133 to 127 East One-
Bundrea-and-. three frame dwelling
houses, on plot 60x100^1 feet.
Tobias Krakower has sold for I. Kcnkle to Morris
Col.ender No. IS East One-hundred-and-thirteenth
»t. ■ five story flathouse. on lot 19x100.11 feet.
James F. Malcolm has cold to George W. God
ward the southeast corner pf One--undred-and
nfty-fourth-st. and Melrose-ave., a live story flat
house, wita stores, on lot 20x100 feet.
David Davis has sold for Silas H. Furman to the
or: •. western Realty Company six lots at th»
e^utliw estern corner of Cypress-aye. and One-hun
cred-and-forrj--iirsi-st.
Jacob Leitner has sold for S. Greenfield to Louis
Etamm No. 3.&SD Third-aye., a five story flathousa
on lot 2ix^s feet
O'Hara Brothers have sold for Catherine r.rahon
and the Lloyd estate the plot, 127x100 feet, at the
northwest corner of IVebster-ave. and One-hun
drcd-anc-nSntty-seventh-st.. to Harry Jackson, who
■111 imxirot the site.
M. L. & C. Ernst have sold to Henry W. Down*
the southeast corner of CourUs.n<it-2ve. and One
hundred-ar.d-sixty-thira-st.. a plot Sxlls feet.
I. Abramron has sold to Victor Staller ten lots
on the south Bide of pne-hundred-and-thirty-nin:h
eu. 12H fee* east of Cypress-aye.. 2ioxloo feet.
Charles E. Duross has sold No. 343 West Sbt
teer.ih-st.. a four story building on a plot 25x60 feet
for Frederick Huffman.
A REALTY PAPER'S OPINION.
"The Real Estate Record and Guide" cays in an
ertic!© on the real estate situation in Its last issuo
In part as follows:
The real estate market Is a* Interesting and as
active as ever. The week's business ha« been
concentrated eior.g one or two lines, but It is go d,
■whaiescir* -si; -rs-s, which helps to confirm the
pleasant premise ©f UK. The whole length of that
; aft erf Fifcb-ave. which, is uevet<"3 to business la
Btill Cs*ra«rcinflrt!y actf^-e. In 1505 four oitrf.^rs, be
tw+rz-i E'gtiuentii aiid Fifteenth sta.. rncrssive, will
te In the coursa of irr.proveinent with store arc
loft b-uihUcga. This part of the avenue is passing
co cuajiJteteH- Into the- poseessron of h-? wholesale
trait that the piano and other itores EtIU lin
gering on Its blocks will soon find it ri'-cessary to
move' further north. But the retail Dart of the
avenue la even more active than the wholesale dis
trict. I", tie last ifttit there has been or.c big
purchase, el a, very, high price, for improvement,
and another for Investment. The number of cor
ners on which new ou'.hiings will be In the courss
of eractlsn is uncertain as yet, but If the nego
tiaTJoTi3 new under way develop, that number will
be very larg»?.
A.i the exjicr.sjve property left in the hand* of
the realty companies is i>t-:n*r either improved or
Foid, a*tc tnese corapqjiies will doubtless soon be in
tbe market for more property of this kind. Dwell
ing BBea of all kinds Continue to be m good de
njard, conelrtcring the period of the year, and an
ur.L!. c '.'.al!y lan?% number of them will ur.6cru'hte€ly
be huilt In I*s. Oa the block in the eighties re
cently purchased Iw Mr. Dowllngr alone half as
many private dweflirig bouses will he built as there
were Biarte* in the" whole cf Manhattan in ISW4.
It is Mccat'.e also that the activity in The Bronx
is obSsk transferred to the line of Jerome-aye, and
to the heigtits In the western part of thai borough.
It Is very desirable that property owners in Uiat
part of the borough should combine to maintain a
high level of improvement. ■<
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Courtlanfit-ave, B w comer 14"th-«t. 27.ex»4:
Bernard DrachXßan to Eaward Gre«aebaum and
another: quit cliini • ...nominal
Same property: Edward Gr«enebaum and another
to William L*chayer ■■■ ■■■■■■ .Nominal
l^th-et. B s. 100 ft c of Broadway. 12&x««.ll;
lilfcro Jackson and another to Business Men ■
Realty Company; mortgage. f4f,ODU; o o and.. |100
6&ii:-et. No» 102 aid 104 West. 70x10i2; James
H ilcHC.Tey to Haiti* Sciiwarz; mortgage.
JTOCOO- o c and 10 °
Inr*ri«rr jot 196 ft tv nt White Plains Read and
5.'0 ft Bof Morris Park-aye, runs n .5* ICOx
I 75x c 100; EphraJm B Levy to Andrew G
Anderson ...r»oa!ns4
riuliHH -*•■» ■ '■ w corner 176th-st. 181x100; ACel!a
J Walgrove «t al. executors, to City of New
yrj-fc . *3,000
10Ptb-stJ * a. 100 ft • of 2d-av». runs ■ 125* •
£oOx n • 26x n HCt n 275; Pincua Lowenfeld
St a! to Israel Tttfisnn; roort»a«e. f 50.000; J<w
I21«t-rt. **.' 873 it wof Amat«rdatn-«.ve, 200 x
Irregular j John O Baker to Ellen t Scott; o c
BaSrW^St' 'No ' '63.' " w" V.' ' 25x100 • ' Abraham J
liah!n<?r to Meyer Ra.bin«r et al; Bi.-,rtgaga,
■31.600; c 0 and ■,;.■ • • 10 °
ITlsi-et. n a 573 ft w of Amateriam-ave. _00a
irregular; Ellen V Scott to Realty Mortcags
Company «t al: rnortffase. •«*.««» • • • • 100
DMM*Wt w a. 71 ft ri of 1561h-«t. 28x — to
centre Itoa Lertett's L<ane: John C Eavis at al
to Mary Ryan; mortgage, 125.000 .....Nominal
17eth-*t. c t. 100 ft w of Proapaet-s,'**, 60x191;
LJnda C OBrtes to Cltv of New-York ■ 12.000
Mcnricelle-ai-e. t s. 325 ft « of Jefferson-* ve,
SBxIW. EdenwaW: Richard Boehm to Marl*
Borhm, cne-half '.art. o c and • ■ • 100
Montlce!lo-av<?. w i>, 17.'. ft s of JeffTson-ave. 25x
100 E<ießTi-aia; Juliana U<-*hm to same, o c and. 100
lotp Koa 87. »3 and )<9. map of Van Nest Park:
Eptiraim B L«evy to "William P Eaadford Nominal
Broadway, set. Plot No 300, niao of estnt<» "'
Isaac Dyrkman. 52.10xiC2x41.11x2C2.6; Charles
KlreftT to Chrlstoph MJamll. one-half part;
r. rtamva, sXast 8.890
laSd Et. No 28»» West. 39.11x99.1J; Jacob Franken
thaltr to Leon Wa»Bfrman; rt*-as«. t:i-.i!i. . ..Nominal
lltr. -*.■.-. •* a. lot I.<M3. Trinity Churrh Cemetery.
coniilr^i "•• square, feet. EJJwln Parsons, exr.
to Charles Parsons 1.850
66th-«t. No C 8 Baal 22x1i«}.8; Hammond L. Har
f.lr.K <-t a; to Philip W Kardiae: mortgage,
(30.000 'N'omtnal
Central Park Weal ■ ■ cor 02d-st. l«X>.Bsl2S;
Henry "W Macomber, trustee, to Ardsley Hall
Co; all title Nominal
47tb-st. n b. 875 ft w of 23-«ve. 27.7x87.7x9.4x85.9:
Lena Echroeder ft al to John Michels; q c Ncxnln*!
47th-st. s 8, 145 ft • of Sd-ave, 4rt.0x105.0x20.4x
I(jC5; Lena Echreeder et al to John Michel*. .. Nominal
12Jr.h-«t. r. •. 2£o ft • at St Anr.n-ave 200x100;
vn'l'-BTn P-anfcln to Be* lamlr. II Marco Nominal
18Stii-«t Nos £B3 and 6C5 East. COxiitO: Benjamin
}' Marco to J<»hr> \Tll>nb-ok; mo-tsa««. $24 500 .Nominal
18»th-«t, N« fi^3 East. 2T)xlOO; Batljeilllll B Marco
to Israel RatjgJt Nominal
lE&th-*t. N» *r~ TT.r:. 25x100; Israel Raueb to
Ber.jsrriln B Marco; a c Nominal
Ba*ne proTTty. Benjamin B Mcrco to Robert
Gu<rr; morttaga, 112.250..... : Nominal
Broadway VI at first ar.rle north of r«*r*it
"l^irrin- « £2.«, w 3-Wi n 4Mx • — to 180th
i." T^»"aafl X c 814. « x•• — a 422: Rdt*rt R
Perklne ft al. txtcotora. to Bar«.h V Baker 450.000
ramV property. Farah V Baker to Ontral Realty
l&nd aoiTTu* do: roWUtaee. $337.500 Nominal
12.%-i' No TO East. lFJ>xl«.lT: Marl* A Roth to
Esther Dorf rrwrtirasro fU.noo; o c ana ........ 100
-«f;Jt Vo 423 BS*t flSodS.3: . "Hn Woytlse* to
T "jcseph 'fitraSky : mortf at*. $17.000: o « and. ... 100
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED.
ia«th-«t. ■ a 100 ft • nf M-«vb. *™*j 23 * ln^ru
:.:SnW Co loan, to Joseph Newmark «>4
Harry Jacobs • ■""""
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANB.
S?Sf^S« * KroalLhefcer. --••- •»«»
*"*!?■ . 4a ft w of Lenom-ave. for two ass
:: * 4 : ' Sai all •" 81 <*« 11 Itojaa ' ■
Xr,"i»r j H A«mlar. arcTiUact . . . . 80,000
44 F.ttl for a els aUiry brtck
. tOxrtU Ti Kurirok.
* Btram.. arehHaeta BO.oo*
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.
.» . m ft a at iatd-»t. five three story
XEW-YORK DAILY TRIBFXE. BUXDAT. JANUARY 15. 1905
MARKET VALUES HIGHER.
UNION PACIFIC TOUCHES BEST PRICE OF THE
SEASON.
Bank Statement Shows Heavy Gain in Cash and Reserve—Easy Money
Probable for Many Months.
Closing prices yesterday of th» principal active
securities and net changes from Friday* quo
tation* were:
STOCKS.
a^ < ?? pp v por •■■ 75H -% I National Lead... 25 + %
A " 1 «* L. 11 111 V O <fc W 41% + X
*° .V** - (V( V 60% _ % Nor 4 West..... 79% ? %
IS 0^ o"^^0 "^^ «3 * + % Paelflc Mall 44% — %
a"J fgfjWll*.*. 81% _ % Perm B R 187%
Af-! U^-^- 1 l 2 > + HP«> Ouof Ch^.107%
L P^ BF --- SE^ + * Reading .....7.. 80% 4- %
Bah 22 mMr nM ?™i? + J* I"** Ulan* 86% + *»
CM * b, VV i el>t -\ 2 ?* +** »LS W 25% I %
a % 4- •••• l I£S +1H flo I>ref Ba% 4- %
gen &R a pf.. H +%TSt L & W.... 86% — —
«t i;;";** -°S rnlon Paa Ul»% +1%
Monhxttaa 170% -)i do prrf. " : M J%
,X, X * 7 :::::: »* H — * Waal Un TM.... 82% + %
do pref A3% Wis Ont 4- «»
BONDS.
*» 'Job (8b 111% + Kings Co m 4m. 88% + %
A I*? £? * 8 - 103 * — % Mcx Can Ist lno 25% + %
B& O Gold 45.104% + % Reading jen 45.102 J %
Che» & 2 I* 1 '" 10^, + SA& A P 45.. 88% 4. %
S£&3J 3 --- 100^ + V Scab A L Gold 4s 88 +%
C IAP RR 4a 82% 4- %j D Pac con 4.. . .IIS* --2
do col tSa 60 +T4 U » SUel 55... 93% -- %
Co! &8n Ist 4a 92 +% j W«.baeh Ist 5a.. 118% -- %
Dls Sec C Cs... 70% + % do deb fis.... 67% + %
a B&W deb Ba 20% +I*4
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.
In the two hours of trading in yeaterday^i
stock market prices as a rule were strong on
a light volume of business, with the heaviest
dealing* in Amalgamated Copper, Union Pa
clflc, Rock Island, Southern Pacific St. Paul,
Pennsylvania, Reeding. Krte, Baltimore and
Ohio and United States SteeL In theea Issues
the demand came from a good class, of traders,
but there was little important commission
house business, public operators not even be
ing influenced to oome into the market by the
remarkably favorable bank «tateroent. The
showing of the Clearing House institutions,
which was one of the best ever published, cre
ated bullish «entlment amorg commission
house brokers, and it was confidently believed
that after the public had carefully digested the
significance of the exhibit there Tould be a
more active demand in the stock market for
so-callfed public account. Easy $J»oney la a
powerful factor In making bull markets, and
as all indications point toward a long period
of low rates in the loan market and business
expansion throughout the country, it is diffi
cult to indorse the sentiment of a few people
who do not believe that the movement of
values on the Stock Exchange In the ntxt few
monti-s will be in the direction of higher quota
tions. Although prices of many issues are
selling at a level that probably fully measures
the intrinsic value of the investment, this fact
does not preclude the possibility of further im
provement in quotations. To many minds in
dications point toward an extraordinary year
In money and business, and It is not unlikely
that extraordinary prices wfll be reached on
the Stock Exchange.
On the curb Northern Securities, after advanc
ing to a new high record price at 146, declined
to 143 on realizing sales, closing: at a net loss
of % Per cent. So many reports are going 1 the
rounds on the Northern Securities situation that
"Wall Street Is somewhat mixed as to the exact
condition of affairs and the relations between
the Harriman and the Morgan-Hill interests,
but In the best Informed quarters there appears
to be a feeling- of confidence In the theory that
all differences have been settled between the op
posing elements In the Northern Securities Corn
car.;', and that an agreement has been reached
that will work for permanent harmony in the
Northwestern railroad field. A final settlement
of this long drawn out case will be a factor that
will encourage greater activity in the "Wall
Street markets, and it Is not Improbable that
the current movement in Union Pacific repre
sents the discounting process that generally
tr.arks the course of values on the Stock Ex
change when some development of importance
to securities is assured. In addition to Union
Pacific, of the high class Issues that are destined
to sell at a higher level Is Canadian Pacific,
which Is being accumulated by strong London,
New-York and Montreal interests. Paying 6
per cent and returning to the Investor more
than 4% per cent, this issue Is cheap In com
parison with Pennsylvania, for Instance, which
also pays C per cent and sells several points
higher. In "rights" and increased dividends
the Canadian Pacific has paid out in the last
few years about 29 per cent, & record that has
seldom, if ever, been equalled by any road In
the United States. Canadian Pacific returns to
the investor at present prices more than the
leading high class investments of the American
railroads yield, and for this reason an advance
in the price of the stock to a level more In
keeping with its investment value may be looked
for. '
Bank statement figures showed an increase
in cash of more .than £15.000,000, an increase In
deposits of nearly $10,000,000, and a decrease in
loans of $5,405,900. As a result of all changes,
reserve above legal requirements increased $12,
851,023, to $24,459,275, which compares with
123,181,750 in the same week a year ago, and
$20,217,125 in 1904.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London. Jan. 14. 1 p. m.— market for Ameri
can securities was strong and moderately active.
Final prices follow:
London New-Tork New- York
close, equivalent. close. Chine**.
Anaconda t>V »2 111 +1
Atchlson 301, l - : 87» + Vi
do preferred 103% 101 101
Baii.nioi-. * 0b1«....1»»% 1'»3% 109K +%
do preferred .....98ft *> —
Chesapeake * Ohio.. 46^4 M% 48 4- Vi
Ohlcaeo it Western. 23% 22% £•-.'** + %
ranadiun i aiiric 1574 154 133* -*- %
Denver S3 32% B*4
do preferred ?E% 6CH 8" ' 4- %
Erie * 41% *■' * 40%
do Ist preferred.... «>4 7*% 78«J + U
do 2J j>rererr«4 .... 83% Qtt 62 + %
Illinois Central 1"2% 158% 158% 4- %
Kansas i- T-xa» 33% 32% S2U 4" %
do preferred •■ 65% ■ 64 63% - %
laxllle & Xaab...l«ii 14<i\ 140% 4- ;*; *
Mexican Central 24 23H 23% 4- %
N I! P. of M pref... 44 4^'^ 42% 4" %
NorrolU & Western.. 81% 7»% 7t% 4- %
" do preferred 06 03% — ■
New-York Central.. .147% 144 143% 4- H
Northern Securities.. 149 145% 144 4- %
Ontario * Western.. 43% 41% 41 4- %
reniwWnla 70% "7% 137% — -
Readlr.s 41% 80% 80% — %
do Ist preferred . . . . 47 81% — ■ '
do 2d prefarred 43% *4\ — — ~
Rock islail. 87H mn. 8«H + S
Southern Riii'.wajr. . . 85% S» »4% + %
fcsff^r^EiS j^ MB -— •
Boutb«m Pacific «•% JJ + H
Unfcn Pacific 120* L 1"% 1"% +%
do prefSred 100^ W 97% 4- U
United States Btesl.. 81% «0% SO + %
±fcl I I If
Wasart »U 21S 214 f%
do r-e£erred ... 43% 42% 4->, 4- %
6c debenture B . . •»% 67^ «T% 1- %
FOREIGN MONET UAfItOBT.-CmU money in
London. 352% per cent. Open market discount
rat« for short bills, V&Oi»-i» V cent; lens bill".
2 9-ICiSH per cent. B-Tlln discount rate. 2% per
cent. Berlin exchange on Lonrfan. 20 mark* W4
pfennig*. Parts discount rate. 2% per cent. Paris j
exchange on Londoa. 25 franc* 1* centimes.
FOREIGN SECUIUTIES.— BriUah consola for j
money. 88 7-W; for th« account. BUI French i
rentes, 98 francs 15 centlaaea.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
BONDS.
kJ*£J TIIIIBBB Cs oK\\ 20C0 L, S & M So Dob
c*uim> do 96'»! is Iff*
I?^° W* 8000 L * N umi 4a. . ltt^
r£~^>n BjJ*;H>COO Mcx Ceat Ist Inc. 3S\
SB?Jg^^"S» S2 ::::::::::::: S*
*""J5 L .8. 8 of Mcx *••• U4V, 2uoo M ft St L IK Ref
48000 do 94-)% 4^ qa
¥£% v d V-;-VL-C*" 5000 ° Mo K"&"T"iit'4a.*lol
eOiS£ 1»:«5Jt1 »:«5Jt| 1 » ft ::: J2£
•iJg IS sSaS.*&::iS w » «5 *T of * *! SI
JSOOO do 4s 72 1000 Norf * w Con 43.102
*^*^ 5° 71%, 6000 Nor I'ac Gen Ba. . 77*
B^* d^V-'i 72 I s *** do Prior 4s 1084
A * T *J?P A « lfioOH4 N Con 45.103U
2000 do Gen 4a 103%, 8000 Peo 4 E Ist 4a. .. 9ȣ
5,5 ft A dc U 10;ft *l =*«> Raaflla* Gea 45..101H
2000 At Coast 4a Wl%. 6000 da . ldl",
6000 A& N W Ist Bs.llS^i ewo do :::::::::.".ioiC
14u«) B& O Gold 4s . . tag* ! 170.J0 do ............ .102
2000 do Prior 3%5.. S*Wi 100UO Et L I lit A, So
ZaOw co Swn SV^s... sc' » Ref 4s »4U
I*ooo Bkln Rap Tr 4s. fe4V 26000 do MS
1000 Ceot Pao Gtd to.iva TWO do! W?
2-000 C & O Gen ilUs.lOSti 1 37000 St L & S F Ref 4a S»
I Y°Pj > °° 108»4 1000 St L Swn Con 4s. 80 T t
iH)^*^"^" 1 " ! *- a d A o- i .. A .. p . 4 ?:::
Sm^ 2° ,V,-^ 100^» ■'"■'■" Stab A L Gold 4s. 87%
15000 C R I & p Gen 10000 do . .. IM
lonnn 1* i * lOfl 1000< > d » 8S
18000 do Ref 48 BTH 5000 South Ry Ist Bs. .117%
SS 0 •••■•■■•■ OH 1000 do M& O Col 4s »7^,
I £££ do R*» 50000 Und Elec L 65... 87^
.5?V5 1° 821 * ! Goo ° t'nion Pac Ist 45. 105
?£vs A; E - " '-' iM ' : " Convt **...- 117 '
£25 do Cl Tr 8e.... o&^j2s(XH> do 117H
,f£°* do 85% 175000 do 117*
$?9£°, d HO* 20000 do 117^
htf* 5° 95-i 120000 do UTH
Be£nr-»ii : !s 7«i000 do SB
2 1%% C^" Ter n *■•• M ='>i"W> U7?
,*°^ -° A S!MI 1 173000 do 117-,
J^o *° Coup 0ff.... 854,; 161000 do US
..^^ £ :::::::::::: M 8006 do :::::::::::::^
s«^ *° 8«%.^:7W» do 118*
ScoiVsoi.i-i,::S^;S do :::::::::::::il^
SguCO Col 480 let 4... eivj, 337C.W do "II [iSH
,*** „ ••. 82 80000 da 118*
10000 Con Tod 4a 74 30000 do 11ST4
lpnoo Dist Sec Cores.. TBH'IIuOOO do .'...'...'.".'." lts\
I °*« do ,• " l i| WO" U3 R A Imp Deb
2000 Erie Ist Con 45.-rtai4 6s T... . 93 >i
I' loo do ioih'ioooo do ::::::::::::: 93
If™ do Gen 4s »IS] 8000 " E S F.«! «» . 83«4
lOvOO •■+ & A Con .111 lIHOQP do 83
SUOUO Gr Bty Deb 8.. 20 • HWdOO do . OOT40 OT 4
«H» d 0 SOW 2010-jO do !! 93H
s=™o do 2*;! sooo do »2or. 93^4
**/ss> d( > «>}»|24oop do »3H
f.t°<l 0 , Qo ii-%:ioocoo do us
1JC()«» do -o**l 1(^0 do .... . 113"^
?2^ In i A a X 2d 5 »- llJ l ; i!w Va I C &'C Bs".'. 5wJ
,f"i _do Sd TW»! 10000 do 81',
l«fiO0 KCF 8 4 Sl* •■:< j 2000 do 91H
if"! v- do A «> J i;»'.'OU Wabeah Ist 65....1154
3000 Kan City So S.« . 7244 2TOO do ll«^i
47 CM KCoEI 4e Mad j drtJO do .'....". '.'."'.'. 118\
i(vwv 9 td 89 100 ° do 2d Be 11l
10 ™<> Jo Hr-*i3l«00O do Deb B 67H
,™°JJ do e3i;!l(!(iOO do Omailk S^a. 88
™X*> do .-;•_< -Mi do .TT. 8614
20000 do OT^IUJOOOO .>>t Mil 4i 92
J«n O< J rdo 8:j ** 1 luo ° wUn Cl Trss.Ho-,
150o«J Lar.ka Steel 8e.. 106 10000 do ... 110*
60000 L 9 to II So Deb 5000 W A L E Ist Con
* 3 102 HI 4s 0371
Total sales of bonds. $4.534.0G0.
BOND MARKET TRADING.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-llaxkot steady. Final
Quotations follow:
Bid. Afk» ' I Tj'd Ailcsd.
; L.9. 2s. lf..ir>.r 1.,-, 104T»|C.& 4s. 19-i7.c0u.105U 106
U.S. 23.in30,c0j.1(Ki» IO4%[UJI 4s. 1925.regr.130H 130%
Hi' 33-lJ t^.« ff .10-.:»? 104 US. 4a. U»a.cou.l3lH 131H
U.S. Bs.l»*.cou.l&irj 105 (Philippine 4».....10»> —
U.S.ias.l*^aml.lO4«i — | Ist. of C. 3-«Se.U9 —
U.S. 4s.lW7,reet'ju4 106 I
RAILROAD BOXES.— Market strong. Total sa>3
amounted in par value to J4.534.0CN). asair.st $5,732,000
on Friday. The heaviest dealings wera in the
Atchison general 4s, Baltimore end Ohio cold 4s,
Chesapeake and Ohio 4',s. Chicago, Burlington and
Ciitricy 4s. Chicaso, Rocl; Island and Pacific Rail
road is, Chicasro Terniinal Transfer is. Colorado
ar.d Southern 4s, Erie general 4s, Green Bay and
Western debenture Es. Mexican Central first in
comes. Missouri. Kansas and Texas 4% Northern
PSflnc Is Reading general -is. St. Louis Iron
Mountain 4s. St. Louis and San Francisco Is. San
Antonio and Arnr.sas Pass 4s, Seaboard Air Line
Koi<s 4s, Union Pacific convertible 4s». Wabash first
5s and debenture Bs, American Tobacco 4s and 6a
and United States Steel 5s were also active.
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.
The usual weekly table of price changes for tha
J active stocks follows:
I Saturday, l Is I 111 (Is ' Net
] Jan. 7. I Jan. li. ; cfc'iij-es.
Amalgamated Copper i. 73 : 75% I -1- 2H
4lßancaa Car * Foundry.. 1 33 34 1 * i 4- 1%
American ice 84 6H 4- H
American Sme.:lajr f S.* 1 * ; Rl"» 4- II 1-*1 -*
Amerl«iii Locomotiro . . . ' SB So 1 * — %
American ' Sugar Kef ' 141 142 1 ?* -(- **
AtcMlaoa Too *: Santa Pe. 6f1?4 SS^s -»- llii
do pr«T erred ] 101 lOJ'i 4- H
Baltlnjara & Ohio 1'" "i 1 103H — •»
Brooklyn Rapid Transit... So?i 6- 1 -, - 2«»
I'an4.dian Pacific I 131% 134 V* J ->■ 2*»
Cncear>eaT;s & Oh\r> I 47 T i t»% ) + %
Chicago & Northwestern.. 203 20fii* ' 4- \.
Chic Mil &St Paul J l.: : 3 174^» 4- 8
Chicago Great Western 22-% 23'» -r H
Chlcaga Terminal J ; ij t MHi -i- 1
do preferred 19^* 20** -i- 1 '»
Consolidatml Gas ll"".V4 U»% — 1%
' Colorado FuaJ & Iron 48H 47 ; i — 1
Colorado Southern..., 2^<4 Z2\
Corn Products 20V» ll* j —1%
Deiaware & Hudson IS4H IS3H I —1
Delaware, Lack & Western) •>»♦■ £42 ! + 2
Denver cl Bio Grande, pref. BWi {""-V
Erie : 3»^i «Me ' + *
do Ist preferred 7S^ 18*
do 2d pre'errevl «iy* «l'/» -r ■»»
General Btaetrtc | 181 ISBU —IS
InteuadcnsJ I'aper Co 22 23% -4- I**
Illinois Central 15«>4 137 -*- "**
Louisville & .Nashville Ui*'-* m' T !i 4- ',
M.A.iri Central 23H 23H
i Manhattan j IBrt^S 17O^a 4- 4 -
Metropolitan Btreat Ry : l:r. ! a ' \XI% + I*4
Missouri Pacific - ... IW 3 | 108% 4- 1-j
Missouri. Kansas &. Texas, ■ 33% ■ Z2 -r 'a
di» preferred i B3 6C»i 4. S
National Biscuit I CC 65 , — 1
National Lead ...... ...j 24 hi 23 — hi
National of Mexico pref. . . . ! 4"lS* 44 - 2 4 «
i N 1 Central & Hudson P.. ." 144 143% ' -- ;*; *
N V Ontario & Western ... 41 41*4 | — »4» 4
Norfoiic & Westeni 71--»7 1- -» 78 7 , , 4- : %
People 1 a Gas Light lOCVs 107 . 4- 1
Paeirio Mali 45 44& — *«,
, Pennsylvania i :S7Vi 137** 4- Vi
Pressed Steel Car : 37 S7 hi — U
do i ierred tH>*k BU% — '%
Reading- , bIH »i>OV» 4. -,
do Ist preferred ' t!2 «2
Republic Iroc & Steel ( Vi\ la's -f i,
do preferred I **$% "0 4- 1\
j Rock Island. '■ M>>+ S«Ti 4- V
do preferred MM 1 * •>&'■*
Bloss-ShefT S& 1 ! es^i as ' — *
Southern Railway I S-i^a ' 8."- 4- V
Co preferred I V>7H SHlta —
Southern Pacific j 04 68 4- 3",
St Louis Southwestern . . . :i.".*» 23? i X 14
do pfeforrwi I 681* B6H 4- H
Texas & Pacific ! 8S 84% ' — 1,
Tennessee Coal & Iron ... 70 71 *a +14
Toledo st Louis & Western Sfl»4 ! 30^4 — "t
Twin City Uapid Transit.. lus 1(«H 4- hi
Union Pacific US 1 * 110H 4- 5H
do preferred j 07%. ; 87 — *
United states Leather 12^j , 14V4 4- 1»*
do preferred J 101 % 1 lu2>» 4- V
United States Realty ! 79H 7t>4 — —
United States riteel 2sS 30S I 4- 2
do preferred... »•!* 84 , -r 2\
Virrnia-Carohri* Chemical 37^ . 3SH 1 — *a
Western Union ; U3 1 , ; C2T» — *,
Wisconsin Ontral 21\. 25! ' + Vt
do'preferred ' 45k 45H j 4- V
Wabaah 21H 21%. ; '4- S
do preferred ! 42V» , 44H i 4- lVi
Total sales fcrtha week 3.454.179
Total sales In precee .Un* week 3.«62.514
•Ex-dlvld«nd.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MONEY MARKET. -Money on call. 2 per cent.
Time money was Quoted at 2% per cent for sixty
days, 3 per cent for three, four and five months
and 3U per cent for six month Commercial pa
per was Quoted at 4hJ4Vj per cent for elxty to ninety
days, 4$JMi per cent for four to alx months, and
41^5 per cent for ethers.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.— Market closed firm.
Actual cioslnjr rates follow:
Cables. 61|rht. Isty dan.
■terUn* - 4.H7H 4.87404.87% «.<C>«o4.Bß^
Francs "i-1* 6.15^»-3.15H a.lS^©-ilT^
*V?"-.8tnarka »96 »-lC WVtfttO 7-18 iH li-J6«S6
Ouilcfera •40**40% 40&-l*840k
•Lesa 1-1«.
Bankers' posted rates were:
Sixty days. Demand.
plrls ln rranc."-^ t.m % SI4H
PftXisfrar.es »-J*s »-IJJ*
ow-.twfrland franc. 5,5? 6.15H
Hefsrara francs » -«Ji o2i>
O»raoa»y relcbemaxics "J »J
Hoi land guilders 4UH 40h
DOMESTIC EX —New-Orleans—
mercial par: bar.X. ti premium. San Francisco-
Sight ie- telegraph. T^c Boston— 6c and We pre- i
mium Chicago— Ukj premium. Charleston— Buying,
l-20e discount; belling. l-10c premium. St. Louis—
35c bid Me asked Minnesipoils— C premium. Cin
cinnati— a*c premium. Savannah— Buying. 600 dis
count; selling, 7Se Dr«mMm.
SILVER MARKET.— Bar allver, 60Uc; Mexican
sliver dollars, tV&c Bar silver to London closed at
rrxt-tsd. ■■■ -- ----- . - -
GOLD PREMIUM.— In Madrid, 3L47; Lisbon, It
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.— Mexican m | n»*> on
New-Tor* is quoted at 2C2*i. i
EAIIEOAD AJCtt) OTHEB STOCKS. I
■awes f 1 Actual mi— i riiMim •
•^■■i- I iOixnH^aLuir., gin., Bid, I A**.
I Adams Express. ; — j — 1 — — 236 \ZM
— — i Albany * dus... — ,— ,—. __ ... l —
lOO.Allis-Chaliners . IC~ ltlV,, IS-, lU'jl I*V i«%
lou cio preT , Oft , tit ;«6 «5 « , *
EQ.iWoi*Amal Copper—, 75* 15% 75% 7M» 73H* 7S!i
, --Am A«r caem..| — J — t — l — la i 22
1.100 Am Car * X dry »U »■*'♦ 64V»j 34', .** 344
• ■; da peer.. — — — — l-««V»! WVi
— — lAmer Cotton Oil. — — — 1 — Si ;;£
: So pier ...: — — — I— •»„ UK
Acr.er Uiat Te1..l — — — I — >'. «»
,-lrr.*r Express. .-1 — I — t — { — 21 215
• i*Am Gr Tarine... — , — . •— — IJS : 13
2.Stt»jAra HW« * U., UV It-; li U — I —
2.**', do pref , 41M 51%! 50%} So*. £B%J *1
.iii. 'Americas Ice.. o : «, ..■%. •• ; ». t-»' * ■" ••'*
3JO. 'do pr*T aiv» 3S-%i 37-, J*S I 37*.) Jv,
# Aci«r Unseed... — i — I — . — I 18 • 17
— — ' *J© pre£ : — t — \ — — t*S t4l
800 'An Locomotive .>.%'« 361* 36>» S^i ; 35* 3SH
! 'Uo pr*r — — — — KH-* lb»
4.300»«.Vmer Jt*iUn*... ■**»£ Mil Mi' Mil * | *»4
I.IOOJ -do pr «f { 21* , »* ZV+Y 2IS 27>»j Sir*
S.JOO »Amer sjmeiUn*. -*r»! fcS r *>!•»»( »i . W»,f £2
TOO! «.; o pref 112 HIT* 112 Hi.- 11--, lU\
•Anwlca'a Snuff. — I — — — l.v ( —
'io pref >—4— 4 — ( - »3 I »
1.700' Am Steel F*drj-. 13% i IV, 13% H%[ 14*4 ! 14-S "
S,WX>, do pref M i 674- i* 5,-, 87% 57S
8.600 »Amer Sugar. ... .Wa<* W:\ V+a 1«% 1«S
*^o pref — — — , — 13hi» 1 .»» •,
Am Tel A Cable — [ — [ — — i » |I*
— — lAo Tel & Te1.. 1 — i — \ — — I+S 147
400 *A Tab new ctfs 84 , M M 04 — —
«*- 'do ne* fcrtif *"*»[ 30*1 JK^it- »2\ 82 T 4
100 »Atner Woollen. 22* 2*% 22V —>. 22 » .
— — ( 'co pref — I — — I — ;k; »3
cOO 'Anaconda 111%, 111'^ 111 111 How 111
( Ann Arbor — — — — 81 36 .
1 do praf — — — . — i «2 > W :
— — |Aseo M«r IK pfi — - — • — ' 83^1 <W'i ■
O.lOOtAtchlaon 1 KSV* SS*k »7 7 i- BS*il >H«S fc^H
2001 do nref l^W K'l^.lol-, lvi, Ml lrtl'» .
lOOfAtr Coast Line. 123 I^3 irt i! 23 IS '123
10,&00;Balt & Ohio ly34Uu3H!lU3i»jluS<»i!lU3*i}loaH !
■■ do Dre f »6<-i BtJ'it BB%| i»C-, uv^s 67
— — -lOowoa a L pf.. — ' - — | — 1»* i —
7.800 Blt.jrii Rap Tr.. «% CSV, 61% 62H! «>2>it 02%
iJ'k:vn Un Ga».. — — t — — ,2U» 21« i
|Urur.»»lck — — — — 'll| UV4 !
- Burr r & Pitt*. — — , — — |1M (iaa i
——I do inr........ — j — — — 155 id i
600 Buff & Sus nref. SS x BS% M B.S"-, 188 t!S> !
'Bntterlck C 0...; — — ! — — jto 81
!Cacar!a South...! — ; — — — ■ 71 ;
4,800 Canadian Pacific; 133% 134ii'133H 134U,134U:1:« 1 i
IC a; So Am Tell — . — , — — 11$ 123
Central of X J..f — f — | — " — 1»1 lI9SH i
M>iolw * 0h»....f 4»»w- <*»»• 4»»~ ***»' ***«? •»»*» i
«*•" Chicago & Alton 41% -LI 1 41%! ■;_ j *!-)» -;J » i
R loi>i 4» pr-<. ....... «•«».»* 8»-{ **-[ «h> vIK ,
O.^COlChic Gt W*st.. .23 I 23Hf 22% ! 2*** 1 23 23^ t
1 «o pref A * — — } — i — «a I 71) i
*" flo prof B S3-*: 33^ S3 35% 35 j33 i j
■; — ~i da (i*b ..... — — I — _ so K7 I
25. 400 j Chic Mil iSt P 174 175 173Vi;4!» 174 V l74*;
— — i do pref | — ■ — ; — j — iisa ISi
I.9CO;CMo & Xorthw.,2a7V2OS»i'2O7 1 2t.wr A -■ S«\i -21i> I
lUO do ar«i 1237 IS 237 237 - — I
'-h St PM.ft 0' - | — , — — |l* s 155
——I Co pref — — ' — — IS3 ;iB3
4(H>!Ch.c term Tr. ..} 10% lOTi 1O%" in 1 -, 10H 1-)%
-*i e 0 nr«.( ..j 21 r 21 I 2Ofci 20\j 2-h»; 2t'^.
S-O.Cblo Union Trac 12% 1 ir-i 12 I - 11%! 121*
400; c a pr^r ....... 141 «l I ■!" I.- I 4& (40
CCiSi L. . 80% 80% * j - 1«
f do pref — — — — [Hi Sl2O
tClev Lor & Wh. — 1 — — — t 79 I 80
Co nref — — — — 100 l<j~,-i
CSr : -.--. ... _ | — — —.>.-. —
O.E-CO;Col Fn«! & Iron! 10%, 17- ■ 45%; 47-, 47-.« 4TH
- — d-> ant ■ — • — ' — ft — ■ --9 —
100 Col & So-atSern. 221;! 22\ 22\ 22** 22 1-'1 -' 23
300! do Ist pre:.... or™ 61T» ai'i 613, 61%' r «
——l do pr-.f — — j — — 3d i3t
600 Col & H c * Ir 13 19 18 14 M l^i
Cotuol Coal ... ) — 1 — j — . — 77 j —
1100;Consol Ga« .... |10S>illS3% 198 IBSV4 138% l»»S'i
'•-:,..: Tob pret. \ — — — I — i 127 130
■.OOOCorn Proilucti .. 20 2i>7i IS%, .-- 1* J i--»
300, do prt: 77 !77 I 7<;«, 7*4 76 77
700! Del & Hudson . IS4 1"34 183^183% l^t
Dal Lack * W.. — ; — — [ — ,335 1350
100;D»av & Rto Gr. 33^1 :j.l , rr, ZZM'. 3.1 | 33-1
BCHji d 3d 3 nref 86& *<^»: hS^;. I«5V» S«?»; WS
- Dcs SI4FtD. — - - i— ,22 3S
1 do rr«r — j — ! — j — ;ICO .130
7CO, Detroit Southern «V 6 T i 6%: 6» <S% 7
1.500! do pref 84V, 35 : »*5» : 33 3-i ; » S5
- iDe; United RP.,— '; — | — [ — 77 | 77'-i
r<\^-r»r ?*-":riu«>9.: ?-;.;! T7=» 371;, fr%| 37%; M
■■"•'■ -- p & Atl' ishl l.T^i' lju t-r-.t xr^> |«4
1.5C0J «-o prs? t ass 2THI 2«il 27%, 27-. are
riiwliioo Ist arai W* i -■, > | >-» 7S*! 7»4
I.7tw: do ad pref. 83% «SS 61X.' 61*. «Ti 62
'Evans & T H... — — ■ — — !70 .73
! do pref — — — j — }85 '80
'[Federal 11 & S-.l — — — _ ■ CO «
1M do pr«f '78 78 |78 78 175 '78
"Ft V>- i D City) — — ! — — '42 ,48
(Gen Chem Co.. ——[—!— 57%' 63
1 cio nref — ' — — ' — ,'10Oi,:l'«-5
1,530! Gen Electric Co 1--S [18S»!U9 [iaß%(lSS%[ltß%
iGt Northern pf.i — — i — ! — [231 258
Hoaiestake [ — — — — {T8 73
6.500 Ililnois Central. 158% ilsS«si 157 157 !1371ii157%
: do Lease.! L.. ..: — j — f — | — 109 | —
20O|lnt Paper f 23% | 2S\ 23% SMS! 23 I *' 23H
— . do pr«f f — i — I — 1 — ! 77 j 77S
lint I'o^^r . — ! — • — • — 8-1H «TV|
1 I tot Purap S3 '33 i 39 » f Z*W S»
1 -- ;• Co prei ! — 1 — — — I JWr M
1.., a Central — — , — — 2J* :30
de Dref I — — ! — — : 5." ■•. C 3%
'Kar.a & Mich... 1 — — ' — — ■ ! 98
aoe Kan City South. | 2«** 29 , 25% 25% ■%; a* l *
300! do ore.' J &3% 53% 63H 53% 53%' S3 l ,
-|X Crß& Mpf — • — ! — — 92. I 82"*
;K.eok &" D«- li. — — — — 13 [17
. i do pref I — — — ■ — 47 :fl
- X lee of oh pf. ■ — — — [ — i6O f62
Lael. Gas pf. — — — — 00 105
L. E & Western. — — — ' — !34 r ■
Co pref.., — — — ' — '93 160
Lake Shore ' — — — — 299 | —
JLon* Island — — — — !57 «3
8.000 Louis 4 Nash... 140«t<141 139% 139T»!13dH : 140
'Mar. Deaca — j — — 1 — ; 9% 11
6. Manhattan E:... 1 171 1171 ! 183'»1f170% ! 170%i17t)%
11. Coal pr»f...| — : — \ — i — 115 I —
l.eOO'»Met See Snbs..f 77 I 77% ' 79% TB%f 7«%| 76%
2.t)oo,«Met Street Rv.l'TH 1!7H:17 1 117% • 117 V. 117%
7.2Oo|Mexican Central! 23%! 24 j -3-* 23%; 28% 23*
IMlc-h'san Cent.. — j — — — 188 MS
200 Minn &St L.... ' 53% i 69 55%! BO '5* !<»
1 do pr-f — — _ — !•! • S5 32
1.6fi0 MStP«SSM' M IM4 »4 M | 82%; »4
40O: do pr«.. : I?'> 160 IN) 15© ;H&*;i.'rO
I.IOA'Mo Kan & Tex. 32-% 32% 32 32 32 1 32^;
l.COO! do pref 63%! "3"% C 3% 63% 1 «3%* iW*
7. 10O; Mtsaouxt Pa c!Sc. 10«% 107% ■ 1(«% IW% i 10«% ! 107
! Morris & Essex.' — I — •■ — ; — jl^ IM
100 Naafa 4 Chat 139 IS9 [139 IM '1384 140
20O'*Nat Biscuit 55* 55% ! 55 ! 55 • — ; —
-—{Nat Enam 4 St. — — I — j — 22 [24
'■ da prat — >■ — — • — !85 Ii»
200 'National Lead. 24%! 25 | 24% 25 '25 25%
! 'do cr«f I — I — I — — 07% 88%
10.7C©'N RRof M p:. !43 I 44% 4:: 44 44 44%
20<i do 2,1 pref 23% 23%! 23%' 23%! 23% 24
. New Cent Coal.] — — i — i — i4l 45
100 «N T Air Brake 'lß-% l"\ 157% 167% 153 158
2.CCON V Central.. (143% t 144 [143 j 143% . 143% 143%
NYCh&St LI — I — ' — — 42% 1 44
. : do Ist or»f... ' — — — — lift : 120
100 io«ml.. 78% 76% 78% 76% 76% 78
» V Dock ... — — — — I 18% 20%
do pref . — — — — 57 jGO
N r Lack AW—,— — — 1134 1 13*
-N T& N J Tel! — — — — (185 .1«
IX YXti ft H.I — 1 — — . — ;200%;202
5.5001N V Out & .V . j 41%! 41% 41% 41%: 41% 41%
2.600J Norfolk ,v West! 79% "'•)"»! "9%t '.\ 79% | 79%
1001 do Drer i 8! iBB ! M X I»I J6
100 North A!re:t-an lul% 101% 101% 101% j 101 101%
;Ca:ario hilver. ..! — — — . — 3% 4%
Pacific Coast ... — j — — — 73 ,71
i do Ist pref.... — — — — 100 108
' do 01 pr*f. .. . — — — I— M . 88%
4 0 Pacific Mail ... I 44 j 44% 44 , 44%} «•% 43%
23.300 Pern P. X ... ilO7*«il37i* 137% 137«» 137%;137«4 >
iPeorla ft East... — ) — — — !2* 31
I,6o*' Peo Gas i Cok«Uo7^ 107% 10714 107% 107%|107%
- !PCC4StL.J- I- — — 75 7S
do pr-,f - ; — — — 102 , —
-iP Ft & Ch..f — — — — , 133 —
1 do eo*cial I — — — — 170 I —
2ff>; Pressed Bti Car. t 37%: 37% 37% 87% f 37% 38
2(»l do pref .1 7 ,; .s. s 9 T »j 80% r .'•• **%! 00
3WPu:imdn P Car.;24S ME [ti» \t*s- 24* 248
10OR R Securities..! S<2 j92 82 82 blTif 82%
Uaa:*Pjr SU 39dXU»J 53% _% 33%, 33U., 33.U; 33%
10-j «,io ret [ 03% i 03, *•,%! KJ4i 93 ■ 63^
25.3W Reading *»4j «'?»! f«i •£% *?% Wi
600! do Ist pref.... « !8= B 92 [ gUs 82
300 do 2,1 pref . 54%! 64% : -*~* 84%|J4%; -5
I ißens & Sara . . i — ■ — i — — 20« —
«C ? Iron * Stll 1«4 1R»; IC% !J* — —
&'oi *do prel 1 t'&V "0%l cs 1 * 7° I — I —
25.400;R0cH Island ' 36%! 87%; 88% | 36", M%; 36T,
do pr»f _____ Wl 94
£aOB -Babboi GooS.: « 27% 27 274 g% W%
mUr^^-i:: — : — . — , — • 3 . ***»H
Bt Joa *_» 1..| —1 — — — J3 lrt
do Ist p:»f . .-—(— — — "2 j53
'■ 100' do 2,1 ? ist"pf —<— ! — — 78%* 28
100 St L&S T Ist pfj 79 iT» f7» 7!> , 7«i. 79
1.1001 Co M P>-f ..... 71% 71% 71% 11%. 71%- 71%
! do Cft E I cm. - - - - V* 180
1 do r>-. ; . — ) — —, 1 — rS?..! 133
r,co;st I_iJi southw »* »s. 25%; en wag
lf>oo do Dref I 58%| S«S s.>< i 55% '*% SS-,
l.l' SISJSh St * Irj «£ jS3 ' _ 162 ,61 O%
10-"-^ Southern* 'PadHci «^i> — . — ; — ■ | «T» It—
1000 do pr?f... !11«%! 11«% 117 T11«5% 117 fn«% un%
South.™ RK. 33% 53% 35 | 55% 83% '■ 35%
='• do _T_ o'ctf.; " = = = BS|BS,
700 Term Toa! ft Ir. La 71H : 71% 71% 71 Tt%
l»00 T«__« & Pacific.; 34i' 35 ; 34% 84% 54% S3
•^ .Jo Land Trim] — — — — ,22 ' *J*
— IToI Peo tc. West! — ; — . — ! — 17 | 20%
lOOIToI Ry & Light; 22% 22%" 22% i 22ti 22%; 22"»
100 '?O St L Si W. SB^I 3<:H 3«H' 38% *l ' B»tt
IpiHiif? Pi » « a pi si
ifnltej Fralt.... — [— • • — I — — ;I#7
TSc?Br . 21% 21% 21% 214 5T 4 « ,
iS-rVc t; * f 34% » 24% 2£ :J»: J»
Soo: *do t)ref. *3 851 85 85% Ms "«%
It; 8 Exrjre— — I — I — { — ll2"> J127
fj& $& L-afher.. IT%' $8 l-^ '♦% k» »♦«
JaS ■ I"'H' 102% 1"1% lrtCH l'-j
1 loo! I C 8 Rubber [**« ' i^ T i - Mo%|Me%[»i<riM
4* ao aT-f ... • U""* «__ I'"** i««% i- 13 * J" 1 -
Bn."oo'U S Ste«t "^' 30% SOU* 30%! 30% 3ft%
Ssi^, do orer.. S3H 1 »4 ' 93%t 94 »3V ! »4
Va-Caro Ch-m. »€ JEJ -12* .*.' ««%' »7U
»M do ore>f l l"* |1P»4I1O« lOPHUCft (1C9%
1000'Va Iron C * C. ! 42 42% 42 42\ 42%j 43
8f*!»vul« D««nalur. I*>H V>% 10H! ion — —
?(3>|Wabaßh ■' 21% ' 21* M% 21 «i 21\ 21",
I 206! do Pref 43 j 43%» 43 | 43% 4»%' 4*%
.! We.--- Farso Ex. — I — j — j — '2TS 343
s-f.-v.-.^-. Union TeL 92U' vr* 9=% »s% or, 9.1
SOOlWfSttisKh Mf*...USl 131 ISO 18» [ISO W3
I do 1- pref ...t — [ — I — — lv 7l v 7 i-> 4
VnSaa. ALE...!- — — — 1«%: i*%
j d»l«PT*f.... — — — — , 44%! 43%
i an M Pref - ' - - - ' r
~100 1 Wisconsin Cent! 22 22 i 22 22 -j Hi S"i
800 do pret . ■■■ 43^1 435! <5Ui 43% 45% 1 40
730.430 Total sales lor the day. *Tr.'._?»l.
THE WEEK'S BANK CHANGES.
Jan 7 J»n. 14. QbMBJM
I>Hin» f1.»».T4»T1» $1.0^4.^.5:0 D«r. ,»3 4**.<«w
Ppecl« . . 2«« *>4 ■•«> 215f»1.4'"0 me. H.fflT.^nrt
LesV' tiaiew." R5.2in'.400 8« Ci7.9Ot> Ine S '41 6 0
i.ep>s:ri . . . . - 1.-108 18 «0 •MlfcUM.lOft IOC. ft-M.^
Circulation... 43.172,400 43.t20.100 I«e 132.350 ,
•United States deposits included. $22,530,300.
Tba followlns ahowa the relation between th*
total reserve and the toUl deroaitj cm the r«B«
tlve dates:
Jan. 7. Jan- M- Cuniw
Sr*d» . ... $3n»«is4.«>» t3i«..'«n.*or> lae.SU.aoT.4or>
Legal te*ier». $3.2.1*. 4tK> &a<S7,ftaa Ins. 3.U:.* O
Totals fZS&.XOLV*> HH.MMW Xw». SlS.s4a.tt>>>
Cash ruwlred
pSita**.... 4 *. 2rr.sai?> 23.7*>.«s ia». t,*»T,S7S
poefw rrr.sziv* v* ?»«• *»»• »<a* tn
Reserve Sll.euN.23oi J34.45U lae.fX&SIMM
Reserve on deposit ©riser than United State* la
creased $r:22UDOi
The followias are th«» changes for the coxr«spoad
tag we** for the threw prec«*iiiy| years: I9o*—Loaa3
increased £HC3L*ft. cash increases »7^33.«C9, de-
Boaits Increased aaviV. 3B» aai surplus reserve in
creased li.ttN.77a. I*3— Loans Increased C4.C2,«».
cash Increased «i :*:.»'. deposit* increased ££.-
CCCSCO and surplus reserve increased Bf.Ba. lUsr-
Leans iacreasea iOCSCC. cash iacreased 9t.Qa7.JIS.
deposits increased iU.a*>». and surplus rea«r»*
increased J6.IOS.CCO.
The rollowiar t*fcie shows the bank holdings on
the rea.?«frtiv» dates:
Jam 14. CV Jan. i*. '04» Jaav Hit
Uaaas ....«: ••> -■ '** *22f-2f b 25
Sped**.. . . Z&39f.4UQ IV. •*?*?**» im8.341.4G0
Lnrtt tender* . . . »*. <W7.ua* 7»^l».j»U» "•***•
Deposits ..*i.ti!».nio.n.<» i*i.2S»,«Qi> 90i.in.aoo
Circulation x^irtt iui) 41 777. "00 44.8aa.85>
•Cnnad States i;;ojl!j jacluded. S22.S3tX3ott.
The following stiowis th* relation betweea the
total reserve and the total «*poa*ta oa tha respe,e
tlve dates:
Jan. I*. "SB Jan. 1«. *•«- *•*»- XX "«■.
specie 12i&59i.40a «ai.e;».ju> *i^«.«»
Las>l tender* .... «.«3».aou nm*Mt» TT.;~.7C0
Total iwrr-e. ... SSO*.2t»3CO 523».435.»0a 1243.4*3.100
B«s«rv» required . • __ __ „
a«a4aat dejcilcj. 2T».Tao.a2i 233.23T.1Kr 223.CT.3.5
Roerve *n.433^?s ssusijTS* 52a.2iT.123
Pfr cent of r«sarv»- 27.3 27-i ZT-2
CONSOLIDATZB EXCKAS6E SALES.
STOCKS.
Et>»raa I L 09*+- ( Kl«t»- I 1^»»- I L*«t
told. ! i ■■■*■ •«»■ — «- ** M
10.510 !Amal Copper .. \ »V Wai p% "*•
30|Am c« i rasa. 34 >*. [ •* ( ■•
*>.Am Ice f «'*[ «J» «J* •*
de pref I W« as 1*;1 *; «*>l f»»
ao'Am tacomot;™.. 33H »•«! 83S 83V»
&feS aaj»lila«....; Sl>; i^h . .81* iSh
Dt«> Bait * Ohio./ «5* W3V 10K^ M>
810 Bklyn Rap TV '12 f *CH •11 e»V»
70' Onadlaa Pac«c. I 121%, 123 7 » I33Ti ■■
140' Chic Gt West. ..l 23 ~ 23U » »■
iSSO.'Chic Mil 4St F. it» ITS ■ if** 1 ms
SKitCfc^ CBtoa Tract : »* , «%» «i» Ml »
l.Sb*> Col Fuel & Iron.! 47»* 4" 1 * 49%. 47*»
2.KOiEH« 4#V 4tlS *O «{«
20 do Ist pr»f -.. T* 1 * 13 1 * IWa •*
8oniiao!» rSmi it IMS; l»»^ WIH »TH
2«0 ; Ix«:s * Ma»Ji...f 14OH Ml«* MMt" X
3l>"i:un. at:an 170 ITOS ,70, 70 M
»««►•■ 3S« Street f 11TS 117S l U? 117
2Si> ilexlcaa Central r>' ( i"! » 23>^4 23' i
120.M0 Kan * Tex.. 32Hf S2 1 * , J2 1 * 83V,
»>M!rwiirt Paeifio.. ■ IC«Ht 107 M«% Xo?S
4»'N T Cntm) ..' 14»%" U3% M»*4' M»2
120 N T Oat * W\. 4JW' 41V- 41%j 41 »♦
J©:!»orfolk 4 Wart. IMb T9S T»H 73»»
SO Pact Vail,..— 44%, *4S, *4.'i 44 i *>
940' Pennsylvania ... 137*»i 137 7 » 137 1 * ItTI ,
50 Pmp!f> Gas ...1 107S* 107 10T 1 * XOTH
SO' Press** Stl Car.. S7*»- Bf7% V SJK BTI ,
HOSOReadtns • *•«»• B©*f *JS »U
40 R«t> 3te*t 1«% I 1«\ J«« ' M
UM Rock Island | »7 '■ «7 t |*H MS
T.SPO So par- fie 1 «#% aa «a% m
410 So HaiH>« 7 S6 ' MH- M 83*4
l«>;Tran Coal * I. 71 72 Tl 71
-ft T-*a» >•*■»»«.... I 34 : , MH : 3*4 aS
M.»*> Unloo p«eiae....i 11TH! 11»% II7H U»U
l.»7»»;U S Leather 13H 14 1 , 13 V 1«&
CO. do !«••/ 102% I©2M I,*-%; IC2V*
3.B7or»Su»i :... , *,;« aaV B»>H •»?
M.HH-- do D r-f W-, «H j »3V» »4
I * ITu.r 3RuiWC»... S-» : « S-^i 87^« STH
130^'abasii preT , aVa>{ 43r»j 43H «S
lOfWeat Union 92S 82Hi BttS 82%
112. IDO Total sales. '
.■ : 1
BONDS.
_ , 1 ! Oiwn- ! iiiz>.- I Law. > Last '
. Eat -- ' t tag. 1 aat. ! aa. 1 «a^
$S ■*»-> <■_■>.'<; RI 4 ? 3«' BY M\ »V 9r5
I 1.000 U .-< S:e.- 3»....! 93^ 83U! 63^! 5^
I <c.COO Total aalaa
\ ■ ■ . ,'
MINING STOCKS.
i ■ ■ 1 — — — — — — _____
Shares J I Ooen- I Hls!>- ' Low- ! Last
«°»3- I I 'Pg- r ■<»!. ' «m. 1 ■*!•>
SCM-Chollar • .33~1 .» i 182 «2~
KQtCoa Cal ft Va...j l.Tn I J.7> 17* |101 0
2>- Elktca f .»» j .«» *» t ,es
CCOIJuUa t .06 • .CO. ; .6* 1 m
100 Mexican .. ...A 2.C5 . 1.(8 2.f» 2.05
l<»;Ophir f5.25 T 6.23 625 6.23
BUi;3av*eo j .47 [ .47 | .48 | .46
1.600 Total sales.
WHEAT.
*•*•*■ \ ' Op«a- { H'srb- ] Low- I Last
! b"»°- I ' tag- (eat, f s«t. ! —la.
' SSO.OCOiMay option... .j 1.19% 1.17% 1.15%| 1.1«S
t ■ 4
■ ■
FOREIGN COMMERCE.
IMPORTS OF MERCHA>T>ISE AT VT^HT-Trtny
tVe«k endtd Jan. I*— 19f 5. 1904. 1806.
Drrtcods 13.127.174 t2.««»4<» $3.0»2.8«>
Genera; merchandise... 1(0i2.373 ».t»6.U»S 6.89.1.654
: Totals Ui4t>i).3oa »:i.£i3.«4l $10,674,314
From January —
Drrroods J6.397.251 J3.13J.135 W.IM.4M
General merchandise. .. 2u.a26.3fi3 14.48C.T13 l?.fln.aia
Totals 927,323.603 119,315.847 S2S,«a.4M
EXPORTS OF MERCIIAXDISE FROil NKW-TOHX.
January 1 to 10 JU.2»,5»7 >U>.ae7.«o <IXSS3.Cn
exports or SPECIE,
For the w««k —
Gold 52.71M30 Jos.an© WOO
S:lvw 700.317 1.2i7. >i0 451333
Total* 437.44? »1 . »*3. 1« 1429089
Front January 1—
Gold 53.074.300 $:79.581 8T.514
Sliver _ 1.463.223 "00.313 1.taa.889
Totala 58.533.723 C2i2.201 1 1.427.809
IMPOSTS OP aFECia.
For th« ireek
Gold $an.<> 3« •8.07».4«i mm
Oliver 7.04« 17.25? 1a.133
Total* Sahara S3.Cflfl.HS 5».777
From January I—.
Gold _... S3B.a?a S3.e9s.es9 1233.3:0
Silver - W. 743 17.237 73.713
Totals $33,671 53. 713.916 5373.C24
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WALL STILZET AND EXCHANGES.
FOREIGN TRADING. — For*.'?a kooMB 4aaJt fa
30 *» shares In tha local ra&rk»t. buying: en bal
ance. In the London market een *•!."» w»jt* steady.
Rio Tin to aboved eonst£»rab!» streets, wtthoca
tnfluanclne Anaconda, materially. Th» ff-nera.l
xsaxket ton* «v cbaerfal, is spit* of ructors of a
dissolution of Parliament aad a ea>naa«M«t s«aeral
ejection. Money was ensy and should ba ehett?
enough for urn* littu tlm* to a*BM. new tJMU th«
London saxtlaaiar.t to aver.
ANACONDA.— Ar.accn<3* Mislaa; Campur is
declared to ta showing a much larger eaml^x' ca
pacity than tiia ata'ewewta of nrnliin filed fa
Butte each year for taxation purpose* wuuM lli
iest* It ta understood that the eo-calied **■•«
earnings'* of the Anaconda company, which form
tb« fcaeta of taxation letlpa. tiavg &CT3 mad* c&
dtxly small in the statements as filed, by reason of
heavy charges to des>rertatirra. These cTutrjas rep
resent, in a larse measure. wrfte-offs agatnat Via
cost of th« dismantled Anaconda smelter, which
stood on the books of the company at over f&OOO.-
COO. Then again, the Anaconda company to nnder
stood to hare a atnkins fur.d of 93 cents a ton
lUd It pays to the Waabaa Company, the lesal
owner of the new tW.'MO.OOa Washoe smelter, which
slnkln? fund payments are to continue far tha next
ten years, amounting to ah*mt t3eo,<Ji» per an
num, at the expiration of which time title to the
property is to rest with the Anaconda, company.
These heavy charjea hare been lncorttorated la
Anaconda's yearly expense account and have mad*
the showing of ret earnings smaller than was act
ually the case. In the year ended June 30. 1304,
Anaconda treated 533.0G1 tons of or*, the average
value of which waa C*> 93 a ton. th* srosa yleM
being C 0.7. 7 " 1 -*"- Notwithstanding these large gross
earning*, th* "net earnings" were placed at only
C 233 ST3. rr 11 per cr.t at the gross.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT to -The
Financial Chronicle** the total receipts of cotton
for the week ended January 13 reached 1H.154 bales,
against 200.167 last week and BLTSi the previous
week, tnaklnir the total receipts since September
1 uoi. «.».5S* bales, against a.«*t«U for t!» ■■■
period at ISCO-'O4. showing an increase since Sap
temtMr 1. MOt. of SCT.ITO bales. Reports froia the
South Indicate that th» weather has been rathsr
unfavorable at rr.any points dnrtrr tho week. Rain
has been general, and In a number of localities tae
prec'pitatlon has been heavy. Some reports ■****
that the bad weather «nd the disposition to hold
cotton are leapoualbla far the raatrteaaw m>'"*«"t
of the IRON— Oae of the larseat i»rodacers cf __
Pia IRON— On* of tha largest actxnaea*a m tm
tron in the country says: There has been a aH«at
falling off in the demand for pig iron since th»
first cf the year, but this ts Quite natural ta Tiew
of the scramble to secure troa before the aid ax
pired. Consumption Is heavy and I Millll ■ are
that It will continue •• for some time to com*. I
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