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-""""T the ■' "'**«< vot*^ to Increase. th»
6 L2S oari« a; 11: * 11011 from * 15 - 000 - 000 to I'M**!
tt *" r)<i < jj r ec:ors were v<^tf»«l with the power
«V. » r d" . r3r t .' th« additional $10,000,000 any
t & at Ps ;r«>. About two weeks after the. last
<** tbf?^t-' ; " $S.O00.O«<0 -•-.■■-•■• foM
•*** 1 «to<* hlV " i ' >r ' i at par, thus <^haustln» the
>" *** cf old etock. fo that If nora shares are to
(S * CS led th«" v «••' come, out of th»» now Issue.
f^^ENT OF COTTON.— "Tbe Financial
K^ |.'. Sparta the total receipts of cotton for
£•*** en , if ,l necemher 14 at ♦« .««* Vilos. apalnst
tf«**t ,M, M i n the prf^erflnß werk. tnakiriß th»
*^ l^ai finoe Sertomher 1. 19>>>. S.ICS.MO bales.
"**' [TT «U.T3 bitai for the same T»rrio<l of 1906.
a n Jn o:vase p lll^ Peptrtnl^- 1, ISOB, of 503,
v T -
13 CIXAKIXGS?.— The totnl hark clrAriTiifß
F * ntftaA ftates for the week rrxici December
* U *t day estimated) were C.Sje.R^.TJiS. ifnst
'r^<:4SS In the rrecedlnp araek and J3.417,5>5,533
f ?Zj|t«jnnflt-l' waak of last year.
ciT^ROAP GROSS HA INGS.— The total
*^ ' mJr.pß of s!xty>-n!ne roads for the month of
ftrrrrratod J57. 119,7^.0. oornpar**! with f"a.
gtfX In the corresponfiir.ir month a year ago. an
Z-tit* t£ BJK9,«i or 4 •'." rer cent. From Jan
%/• to November 30 the totai kposs earnings
Jltfia to OWJSWM. neaJr.sr J?!>4.T25.f.47 ln the
*\lj prri^-1 "' ' : * 6 - "W Increase of ■■ • - iJSB, or
|^ j,, r eer.t For the first ir«ek of Deoeniber the
)^i pross earr.lnps of thtrty-olsrht roads were $»,
03!, m crntpart-'l with 5».515.510 ln the same week
»««-f*r. an !ner»viM» of $?i"oi^ or 10.S par cent.
flfl OWN '"'nRTIFIOATKS.-Pig: Iron certJfl-
M «: the New Tork Produce >^cchang-e were
p«2T. T^* * eT * no !Wles - Prires for regular
«»«: C&sh Ud Depern>er. ?:?> bid. Quotations
)"„:•.**■ standard tosadir follow: January. Febru-
COPrER PBttCEa— ln trade circle* It Is
O* th«- Jt !* extremely ,'lfflcult to secare- ooprxr
ic4r H BBBta a po"n3. Senator Clark Is quoted
*rtTi=S that copper will pen at Sfi o/>ntß In 1907
iDinrrED TO QVOTATION.-The Stock Ex
oor* ta.«= EJmitted to quota-tloa American
yonks rlgWs a^d th« Norfolk & Western rights.
THE WEEK'S BANK CHANGES.
8~ "WMiSI W^fflS 'Tare-*
R ' - • - ■
■•
m
■
"5::»>! P-«t»s. fiepoidtj Jnclmv»i. $15.235.<» x
fnllowinx fhows the relation ■between th«
553; faan fir 1 the total deposits on the resper
rffd«tfs:
■
IT* •-: .MTi:A4.f««> |in,MMm r«.. ju P *^
ygipottn <W,fitqjuO Inc. I.2SS>M
M i«>o
*?OEIU 243.544.5TS i41,76T..5.V» I>ee. 5.T79.C21
l«n» "$5,702.17.% •>l J «>9 l orhJ 1n'5.55.0.-a.125
{hi fc:!o*ir.ff are the ohanc*»s for the inn aii l>
ft w^k for the throe rr^edirur years: i<*r-.=; .
'jet flecresMd 123.7518001, cash Increased $3,120.
j». deposits dArresMd *<;.S4r,^:«) and surplus resefTfl
fcr*a.«ed V-.'> '.. •*•"'. 3i*H— Loans decreased $22,031,700,
osi flaemUAd f;?T'.C"»\ deposits decreased $21,922,'
flKi rjrri"^ r*serv* in<"rerfised J5.1«1.42. : >. ISOS—
loirs decreased J2ir.-.«V». rash Increased 57.204.fi0Q
i^Mit* tacreased (5.C8^00 end eurpluS reserve 1-1-
B«s*d $3,«:,::?.. .
bol llasa on
• -- .. -.. . ..- .^ , ..
;«-• „ tW2T.«BB,SM $: ...4 ..-> $1.0»».057,T«ta
l»a» ........ l.l.*4ai<« 174.£1f>.1i"»-» 211.142 «iX
Up! teafiMJ.. C5.129^00 7;..714.1.v, 77 feito
!»?»:!» •r--7.<»,i.4<v< jma.fiß.s.r.irt lomlutl^d
Crsi»;irn .... &3.351.1U11 .".3,U6Ci,700 42,76»J,:,i0
Cs!t*4 Eta.r.s A-j-str.e ir.?lude'i, JIS.^S.OOO.
5» UDowlac fbovu the relation betw««n the
Kti reserve and the total deposits on. the respeo
ct Sites:
ive, in. -on. r>»?. lfl .op. i>, IT, . Oi
fcrt ........ UJJUWOIOO f]74.;i<t.l«» J^li.i4:»via
kttl tcien.. CS>I»JJO 7:.,;i4,K*» 77,433,40.j
*« wne fS^.C^.a* f24^.K"3^» "T^iT^S.OOO
'(ifjOEiu ..'.. 241,rCT.S.V> -'* '- '-'■ 274.0E>.573
I "■• jr i.
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FOREIGN' TRADE IN NOVEMBER.
Zix Derfir; rr.rr.t of Commence and Labor, bureau
fnflstfca. baa Issued its jii^liminarj- ■ratnmwU
t!t v.etxpr.r-sv .etxpr.r-s and Imports of th« L'nitcvl - tea in
Wmber. Tv:;h (-umparisces. It is as follows:
ifcto^- i»wi T «ns
-•* - •
DaUatl. ... €2.€lg.ta» 61,.i3'J.019
»^j . r- — ; v, US*- 68 *- 830 r»s.i-4.3i4
. : -
£/3*:.317 1.944.7W
Tsai — . Vie2.Z,r'j.z:<j t170.21:7.f:i
faMM d esporU. .„. «. . $62.819.3<eS J72.043.C07
r^"* •— *- K,«!fiM 53.a02.7M
■*"■—■ ~ __ 1.&03.757 1.137.01S
gf^cf lxr->rts *«. 971.201 $4.0C5.472
S2S!' f2/>14.15T J4.BfWXSSS
■J*" - 4.4^.^50 5.3-J1.519
feSf '' f'P'r's (1,407,671 }l Oj» {i!l
WWBBOBtrjI «-r.Jti No-.-. 3f) :
•SiJT.*: Ft**, of u . y - . i's KTft i^S tiV ;■; ■ • .**■•
r>utUr,:» ...".._.. «^i.IM,S27 t&S.24«i«SS
a^"* 5*5 * ~.51.18«.<1M,12S fl.O^nrti 7?1
aawKPwuwOo ._. 1.&-4.473 W2 i.4^e.^2.i.i<>-j
• Foreign - - . 25.22K.173
•ttt^ _ f1.<»7.<83.533 11AT!.~^'J.T:5
t?!! CJ '•' '" s - .... 1121.«57.*50 ?54V«.2.Vj..* 1 24
*?^"-» _ |147.961.fi27 %*•"< '24
■"• „ 44.631^03 44.123.859
*«■• ef J-jajrt* $103,150,fi24 J2,ir,*.r,S3
t .' -, ■
•JTU „ t*'*.r'Y< .74* $Rl.24«.S't»
9f-n» 53.400.5 M 4&.31<>.«i3
Bcoeti or •xport* tU.609.493 $1*.070.594
IST r rts <-.f mprchar:<l!se were larper than In any
P*«dir:ff mionUi Is the history ... -TV,
*ii!e eitK^ts, v.lth the f-x-fjeptlon of October, also
ko« zli preoedlns recorda.
FOREIGN COMMERCE.
TXPOTiT* or MKHCHANDISB AT new YORK.
*«<k tcc>^l I't-r i.7_ y.tt)*, ::*y-.. Z'Mti.
l**F*>ta tt.4sl.ca C2.sas.iss is.iM.oa
•«•.•*: Jnerctaadise.. 15.122,703 -,_■■
l**i* H5,574,5«2 $12,544 615 J13.«53.40S
,'rm Saasary 3 —
&?* t IZA.VSS.eSi $155^44.857 $117.144.0:-1
wat*. K*rc!±r.'.l!:*..yM.--JX.IM CC7.770.54S 4'».o7ti.«."A>
T'-i;T ' -i; $547.:ti0.74 i J $073,215,105 1580^30.704
}**■'• OF VEBCHA3SXHSG VROil NEW YORK.
**• 1 to Dea ::....?r,<j. 135.517 * ■ aaa.ua $47i.607.158
EXPOETS OS" Bl DCTJa
■
C. fsss.onn J14.C30 $i,7ss.ki2
'- X ... 4 • — . y-^ ft«aJ K'.S.SSO
•£*? ..-■■-' jsm.ios ;:,c;7,242
a.* |Jfl,r3l.aß« *.',«i.5«&.777 (103.417.010
J?* ,■. .. -v. ;a^'7.3( > 4 is.mi.O'xi
n*-*n *-* tei.7i3.6rt J73.C17.051 JISa.STS.MO
r. MPOBTB r 'H" SPKC7&
'« ft» ,reei_
I.;-- ■ ?77>2S J.^.'«« JWv«A7
"^ 45 4'.<l ri.4'j3 ■ • -
j. : ■ . ..... • i
••• . ...... i -;
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.
4%^* !Sar^ < ' for outside Ffi-urities was Irretrular,
-fj et tba opening; ren^w^i etrenK-th, under
■">' in tb» If-adlnp mlnlnp Fhsr«B,
Im-1 * !l<v *' ri - Aft*>r tKe first hour a reactionary
+■»,?''*' ''''•'i'T^, on b^avy profit takir.jr sn<i
r2?f.. ly lrafl - r »- aMhouKh th»» nariMt held fairly
S°l v - r ''' : "-''- T - Greene Coneo!i«!ate<3 Cr>jrpf-r
■y vv n *»» T iy 2 points at iij* opening, but eventual*
<>Cm n " : ' rB than ka ' f of th<i aJn -
♦as* ** :rA *'»* f -'l off % Nevada Smelting
•tarT" 1 * r<a^s-r»£ily wan up %. Portland \ras
•S^S p *"" rrayl -y firm Cfnseni Gold and Grf«»ne
(yLV_" v ' T **re firm and fairly active. Toni2»--«=ee
>^Z^' d& ir e^" l demand at a fractional Im
».. ."' sf Tj» industrial lift waa n^f^cct^d anfl
*U** A ? X> ** A ' f;r " al NVirtll< " r n rights were lr
ft,^" Northern J';u\f\r . ■-...■. quotr-d at
*\- J| Bon ''8 * f r- rt'.it *p<\ alx.ut BteaiJy. .Mi<
•""lr* mxAo :i new lilprh r*ror« at 7.4.
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
INDUSTRIAL.
**• i 1 <i{^n- I High- ! Ix>w- ! I>a-t
•"^r--— . lfi *- I SSL I *"t. I *»'<•
ifc. i n f • * >: <■ »
fcsfiJK**;; •"» ■ Hii 64 >,
*mj,*J.-'° i ! '*' ! 3-. an so 3<i
&St?«2S*K| £* 8* X*
r'bu^lL'-^'f.l'f*'-. >-T* •<>».» •i7*.'j CSU
*fi>.kHZ£-Jl iJ ...'. MS tis tss c?J
fcS| *is^t!^? rr ■■- I *'■**■• >■•>!», ***+{ ***»
RAILROAD.
MINING.
BOM. I j °l'« n - ) Hifh- j L"W- ' lJ»*t
' ln X- eft, [ ast | saie.
■ | - |%i
=••" British rtr;;'" 8 i * 31 **' 31 81
. isss:-^^- 3 T at 4; 444 4 *£
»» Bntte Cbp & zino; 4 W ii* J« ij»
*••=«]"« oA o Tun. 7 in 7 p :,,
5^ M v ln^- 115 144 »* 14^,
SS? 2 ?*^ rt 4 »i* »i? >s*
gMwSSsfi: s .-. y *5
ft^r Cohe.lt. ■ -C
, W: : Furnace Cr<^k Cop 1 "■ 2*. "•- «t.
• »'•■ .! mil 4^ m 4m 4 4T f
•»SSS rMrt T^ "** : ,85, 8 5 I" 1 * "H IS'i
: J»in i;i wr.f-(w r.f-(\ n new..! ;.s jr. »r, ••«
I.W. (ji>>»rc fl.-j|,l |s: jt' ,i ITI
; lo,V.Vr,r«.tl« rtnH-C llrer! j^ i-»j JJ T * |»»
*!iirt'Or«en Xl»»>ian ]i, 11; TiT *V
-.<«»>. Kir.tr Hiward j 212 1 - ( 2H ! 1 * '■ »
l.<*n / Manhattan Atl&s. mi jit, ,7." y\\,
*•»» ley-narrach ■• I 2U 2? 2H
Co of Amer 2% 2^i 2H "-i
2.>>iMiiehrtl Mtnlnir... R»i ft^, B u f^
?•? \\J> "■'«''•»• ,-. n C0r... 1 ]T .. 3v J ,-..; W JJ
•mWrtahM&s: 4»J in 4>J Is
lLii'X.nhnu,., Mining.. j 17S! 17* *17 17
: 14H Urn.
2.M0 tNorth Star of W. | 3T> I :« 31 <?4
nOOtOU Hundrpfl Mm. 4»i 4»* •« 4%
1.700 Portland ro rr .-r. . iv 1% i»» i%
I.OOoJBUvec 1^af........) Co _■• 4 "rt
l,niX»'Sl!v«T CJ'jP«n ( 21^ ««i "on %h
jp anoiptow-art Mining... I 2V, £14, 2 l k "Xi
",2f«> t T«>nn Coprer C 0 ... m\ ••■ ! -* »
.VV> Tramps Cons 2 2 2 2
.TT> ! Tonopah Exten.... 5"» ',- 5 -■, 5S
H««SS!JS.'9!2ES ■1 ? ~ 16 1 - Vl6; - 1-191 1 3-10
Llfl©;i;nit«i roppsr..... I 7.r-s -?\ ~",\
2.100 T-nOreenxrßtorOop 1 l >, ' ',
l.oort t West Columbus... C<> "» "0 CO
ennwhits Knob ' •- ( S %l ■*
_ >■■>; fl,-, .-o;, r « r pref.. I 2*«) 2^! i 2\ | 2%
BONDS.
R«!e« I I Open- ; High- 1 I>r. . 1 tat
B *'* a - I- I Ins. I est. I ast I sale.
Ill.^'Alllj. Chalmers 81.l S3 I M 53" I m"
3.^'Ara Writ ppj> Ss.. S9 8S £7H S7V 4
t S2
•Odd lots. tSalls cents per chare."
INACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
(Furnished by "A"tllißm E. Nichols & Co.. Xa. 1% Wall st.)
Bid. Asked. | Bid. Aeke.l.
Am Brass .. — I*3 — j Houston Oil rf.. . 38 45
Am Chir'.e ..16! ■ ••• b •-! Elevating.. 85 70
do rref I'W la", jlctrr fait 37 81
Am La F E Co. 20 30 do Si 62 67
a» Fret . 78 B<> Iron Steamboat. . li —
Am Press Asm. S4 103 J n Stetson. . 2<"«") —
Am Sch Furnlt. 3 5 do pn ■' ]".,". —
<5o «• 70 80 P IJej:* & I. E... 34 3S
am Soda ... 1 3 Pope Mfg ... 5 6
d • Ist pref. ... — 4S J dn Ist pref .... 64 74
do 2d pref .. 4 » I do 2d pref IB 17
Ara Thread ;.£.. -S 4 j Pratt & \Vh!t pf. 99 IOC
Am TyrwMrs'... S«? ."iS ! Procter ft Gam.. 375 3f«o
do rref M PS ! do pref 2"i5 210
Am Writ P rf« 23 ! i 23 ' Safety CH & L.. .275 S&0
<5o Ss vr,:, S'» ' Securities Co a, . i-_ 68^
Ol!u!o!d ISS 142 ! Simp Craw C 0. .. 27 40 "
Cent Fire-works. 15 IS Singer Mfg- C 0.. .400 BM
dD pref... —.. 7'( " StuiA Cr-:pJ«r.... 43 —
Chesebrough ...440 480 Stand Mill C 0.... i> 11
On Rub Tir» 4s. "4 M do pref „ 32 85
t>*n V W Co pf. 82 •' d> r.s 7* SI
do J.s _IW4 1O1«» Trent'-n Pottery., l« Ift
Eastern S S *• — do }<vt ■■•■ !<<
E W Biles ••f>..3 ' -■ 145 do ctfs 75 S*
<!o rrcf 1» 140 - --v Dlreetory. . 40 r.ii
do 61= 110 119 Un Bank X Corp. 57 61
Empire Pteel.... 8 11 do • ref 51 ?A
do prof .. . SS 41 Un ' ■••-.•'• r.. . S$ 02
Gcrfcara irpf..,.l3<) 135 flo l?t rr<=f 120 121
Hall Siersl !« I<C5 c!r> M prff... M 118 121
II B Clafiin ...i ! >.' 11.1 [• S Envelope.... 2«V4 _
Herr-Hall M ... 30 — do pref 92 —
Houston Oil .... *> »> !Wcrth Pump .115 113
CLOSING CURB QUOTATIONS.
(Furrirhei hy William E. Klchols & Co.. Ko. 19 Wall Ft.)
Pi!. Asked, i Bid. Asked.
An:eti-an fan.. «H — jGranby- Copper... Ja>.i 13 j
do i>r<-l ... '4 '" Havana Toharco. 10 10>j
Am Tnlacco 340 360 I do pref 15 28
Bay State Gas.. '; Si Ir.'-r M«-r Marino 10 l'» 3 i
li-r.arza 8011... 6^» 6'v: 'lo rr.-f ■ • • »► »i»»
Fr.r.anza <*r->k.. 1<» 1"\ Ir.t Silver deb to. 87 SS
Horder/s C M...17S I^s ILord & Taylor. 125 133
do prrf 110 115 [ do wet 100 IC*
R'.ston i>n Op. "1 31S|Mackay 72»i 7:{
Brit r"ol <"r.rr-er. 12i; 12V 110 •...•-•■•
CVntral Foondry ."'-4 S\]M &- B Cons % %
<Jr> pref 15 I* \ Xt\ a i?. Oons ... 17% IS
Chic Subway.... 4^3i 40 r- V Trans 44 B'i
Copper S*-c . . 30 35 |otis Elevator...". M M
Con Refr'ij ... 2H 34 do pref M &9
I'ora Ccp ■ ■ v. . T> 3 4 <! j Royal Pflk r iw. .ien 170
Electric 80at... B'> SI I d.-> P rt£ 108 112
dr> pref "0 77 !T^nne.-=A 6 Copper 4f»4 £>'>
niec-tric Ye!iic:e. l'> 15 Cnion Carper.... 1H r-i
d-> prpf . ... 15 80 United Copper... 73' 4 -:■-.
OoM full Cop... i\ r. da pref P2 *7
Cr<*n« Co n Onp, 33 S3H]Utah Copper .. 34 S3
Gr^er.e «'on »nild l\ 1T»1 T » W X per....* S X
Gre<rn«> EUver... l 7 i - 1 cio rref 2", 'J\
c
BOSTON CURB MARKET.
(Ttepsr-tM by J. Thomas Relnhardt, No IS Wail street,
ICew York, and No. 19 Exehnr.ga Place, Boston.)
Eharos i I Open- ! Hish- 1 bow- | I^ast
ecld. I I lac. 1 w-u f •-s:. I Mi".
DO! Am - - «1 27 : .-l 274 274 274
25 Amal Nevada ::'« 3"« 3V« 3U
B>-' Arr.e (in ; ..'in .30 .2*.» .3>>
BOOJAriipa ! 4 ! ! 4 4 4 l i
7f.. Arizona. j ■■- , 32 | 32 82
li>o Ba:aka!a3a I 11 II I 11 11
7l^>!l!ir.phara Cea IS lHj 14 14
l<X»:Bla<.-lc ilounialn... '■• . J'^.; (•?. :■ .
2fioißostoa Cobilt 34 .?H i JW .S»i
lia'Butte Cen :--f... 11 M 11 M 1 11 114
4i.«»'Hutta E«p -i 1 4| 4*; 4^4! 4*«
raJßntte A Jjob. - - i 2 -
3,~- • • an in< 40 4" 1 . ; 3fl 3ti
80f»' Copper Sec ?.HH' 33T»1 Ri*4 MT i
f,'js ! <S;niberlan4 Kly.. 114J ll*») 114| UH
42>iT>avls Daly ]414|4 1 4| 14U! 34 I 144
110 iJom Copper (new) « 1 •; ' C <3
235 East Hutto ! llHi 11*4! Jl«4 US
.Vifi Xl U»vo . j <">'.:! •'•41 C.H «%
750 1 Ely mtd : 2 2; 2
800 1 Ely Con 3*4 34| a4j 34
•JT«> F'^t/>r <'oKalt 2H 2H 2V, 2»»
S«Jo ! KuiTiaco Cretk.... 2*41 - •. 1 - » 2 4
400!<Siroax I<>4 10* ilO I 1"
100 Gma«: EUrer .. IT4JI 15-16 -Ml.' ■■■■
100, Helvetia BVI 3?4| »?» 3*4
10 KeowfeniiJ 13 ! 13 1 13 1.
810 Uajestio ... BHJ 3'i 1 3*i! 84
25 McKlnler-Dar .... '.4' 2 ! 4 -■* -*
100 Mlcrr.ac 1 j 7 j 7 m 1m 1
♦OlMallory R4 34 ! 31 34
&X» NU'l^iiJf I-" 11 *' »'?< 34 ** 15*4
300 Old Hundred i 4"« I 4" - | 4%» * *
X.4oo]Osase OU ■ ■ s*. I M» CR t»
SOOPeruvian 3% 3% 3 S « 3»;
'««. ■■■ 11 J2lJ 2 1 I*4 14 11 848 4
CSo'poto^ M& M •'•"- ' ••'••■ r-2r -2 .M
lor»|Rav«i 0» ... I '■'•' V°
r. KfniHar.ia Ysr.i.cl '' l » | '' 1"
6.150 Silver King •••• ii, \YI r ' '- . }."
<J,6ooSUver L«f .... 20 j .2J i •!» .19 ,
.
laOieilver Queen 24: 24| -14 -4
a"*"" 2% J?s. - 1 * »*•
&5 SUD Copper 24 24 24 24
jjjsHtap «t Tins 25% »H S6J4 25H
BOiTroy Man 34 ?H Si 3>«
LS7S]CUII Apex -1 7-4. *4| .\| I
BANK STOCKS. *
(P.er.orf»d by Clinton C.ilbfrt. No. 2 Wall street.)
Hid. AFked.l Hid. AfV-d.
Am'Hra K-X 833 Uncoln . 1 •'.<•<. 1 TOO
Am Kxcha.Xe. SSJ2H UanhattM '"0.. 800 310
Af'or National 650 T.hi Mark-t A- I --.1.. 263 273
.fl-r.a National 2"7' i 215 Metropolis ..... 3fl« —
Rk of Ldscount 100 160 Mf.-hani.s 1 .... 245 255
Battery I'«rV:. 125 ISO !j, ler| > *'• ,, TrH<1 -* ■-.■ 12
Bowery S2<» 830 I Mercantile ...258 2iV>
Put.-h* r>r«v. IKS 17.'. MrtPopolltan .. j';o 17'»
<oal & I Nat. S» 865 Merchants' 1«S 170
Cor.»o!idat>-d .. i. 4 I'M Merch Evh . 170 175
Oenturv l"r. ISS | Mount Morris.. 24<»
Chaee new Btk 225 Mutual :«■<> 3:r.
Chatham B<W — Nassau 105 200
Cta«Ril<-ftl 4.100 4,2") New Am Nat.. 200 210
Clt <trt Nut., MT-i 147<i NYN l« A-... SIS B'J5
CHv -•• 2*5 270 IN V County.". 1.200 —
ChcU^a"E:xrh. I!'s — N T K«t Exth; 2"O 2^5
rommerc* ISO I*2 Nineteenth Wd. — 860
Colonial ..-■•' — I Nipht &- Pay.. — POO
Columbia 4.V) 825 North America.. 2<^ 27.'.
Corn Bii-hatifi »l*> Sls (Northern Nat.. 106 170
E«m mur... 150 •■■• Oriental . 275 :-'■
Kid^lity ••- V** — irarjflc 240 2V>
Flr*T National 710 Park 4%'» 4«3
Fifth National 3*o — | People's 300
Fi"h AYHiuc .3,!««"» 4 •■■" Ph*nlx 170 ISO
Fourth Nat;-!: 210 214 Plasa . . MO t*<i
Fourteenth Pt. 225 — |ri^ure <■■)•.. 170 175
riallatin ... 865 375 RJvenrtde 2si>
OarflA" ::.••• - iV *> F*«board HM too
Oermnn Am . l.V> 155 700 _
Oerrran Ex'-h. «S0 -- Stat^ 2,ViO _
•j'rS»nt. . .... 800 - Thlrtv fourth Pt 2f>7» -
CJr.-*nwirh ••• "*' ITweli Ward. 850 —
Hamilton .Cl" 360 T« tnty- Third W 100 —
Ifa^-Mr ... - v '2'i »12% Union Exch.... ■Sin 250
Imn & Tnid... K» — « s Exchange. rs'. 130
S2r^ro«.h .1« g W-M-g- Wj 225 -
KrWn'::::: I-., -;■. Torkville *'» —
Liberty .-. * * tut T,J> I
•
NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
(Furnished by William li. Nichols fc Co.". No. 15 Wall «t.)
Hi 1 Aik«l. j BM. Asked.
A- It*. Tr .111% 113 1 IN Y&E RW con
102
<v, fj s » Co .'.«•- !'7 100 INAtnConCs O^'^ 100
DOB J« CPs. '.•'> W N II ft 8t0ck.... 47 60
~2Z TrfiS ... M 01 nia q E LAP f.S 05
V.l 1-t con T. 5..105 IM \j u-.r .70 v.,
Ft W Gas CO 6» V) « IN V & }ltch . 30 ♦■.
V. Rf,L Co f,,.1..l 103 Nor V (si Cs 101 Mi
Ind Gas is: — 10 ° I Ohio aIO . . ,m 83
do etock. w 72 { do nocks 3!i fl
L*WWGCs. 25 40 i^jr*.-- !»(, 5s 103 103
Mutual <"o . n». p . -• J6t Joe OB« . — M
N V &■ E Hlv Ist 1 »-t l>aul Oaa 65. .105 lon
ts itiU....t..xn vm hves^u Us 04...i0a lw*
XEW-YOKK DAILY TRIBUNE. ST7XDAY. PECrariTKR tfs. if)OT>
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.
New York. December 18, 1906
Beans, white, bbls.. 1.U541 Live p«ttltnr. crates.. S3T
Plour. bbls r..i«fi r.^anges (FTa), c«se».. 4.775
Flour, sacks 10,951 Prunes (Cal>( pkgs... 7."-)
B. W. flour, plies.... I.H<O Raisins (CaO, pkirs... 2.275
Cgrmneal, bags 2.700 Apples, bbls B,?*)
Oatmeal hbls. 2,570 Potatoes, bb15..^..... 21.850
Wheat, bush «7.000. Onion*. pkgs 2.875
Corn.< bush 92.450 •'cranbrrrles. pkpt«" "75
Oats, bush 37.500 I)rle<l rruit. pkgs.^.. B.s'.'s
Rye. bu»h 975' Rosin. btls 100
ivas. boso 35 Rosin oil. bbls 125
Buckwhest. bush.... 2.925 Pplrlts '"'P. bbls.... 325
Barley. hush 22,! mVi SuR-ar bbls «>OO
"It. bush 6,000! Sugar, bairn 6.475
Rice, rkts „ 11.200; Molasses. bbl« 2,t?73
Hay. tons sro Oilcake, pkri. I.BU
Ptra\r. torn 40 oil. lub. bb!« 60
MiUfeed, tons 4S 61^ ptock, ;<kgs ftr»2
Oraas seed, bags 415 Walnuts, bags 2-V)
j ■;-••. bales 761 ! Tobscco. pkgs 75
FU«eed. bush 10.000 Whiskey, bbll MO
Fork. bbl« 40 Wool, bale* 115
Hams, i-kp-i „.. 1371 Wool, sacks 75
Bacon. r-kits HOi I-tJe. bales — .... 575
Cut meats. pkR» R3Bi Cotton, bales „ P. 725
Lard, tierce 5......... 4751 Cottonseed oil, beta... 278
I^nr.l ke»ti> «.PlB Copper, pieces 8.536
Lard. oases 2<".> Copper matte, bajrs... 975
Tallow. r .kps 75 Lead. pips "■'•"*
Grease, pkgs 100 Hides, No 1.080
Butter, r kgs T. 005 Hi.t««. balea 25
Cheese, pkirs 3,155! Hides, bdls 3.125
F.BV*. cases. 4.MOJUOBS. bales 2. >
Dres«ed poultrj'. pk*« 2.327 1 1 Wine (Cat), bbls 476
EXPORTS.
Wheat, bu0h. ....... 7.05*! Pitch, bbls 17
Corn, bush _ «3.133! Refined pet. gals... SOS.fino
oats, bush 6.550 Naphtha pal." 6no
Barley, bush 10,221 < Gascon- ira!>< 17.4.V*
Buckwheat, bush... 34.C17! Cottonseed oil. gals. M.WB
] »as. bush 374! Lubricating oil, gals 11f.900
Beans, bush 1.453: Pork, bbls Sol
Flour, bbls 6.215;' Beef bbli Ul
Flour, sacks SS.lfin Beef tr? W>
Cornmeal, bbls 2.0-.-S ; Bacon Ib 2 HAW
Bran. Ib •• 2,100. Hams, Ib 9H.40A
Grass -•>.-"1. lass... 77.; Lard. Tb 1,000,250
Hay, bales 2,6Wi Lard oil. eals - 250
Hops, bales 2561 Btearlne, n> 60.0«»
Whiskey, gals f>.V>| Tallow, rb l«.S00
Ollmeal. rb 100,50« v ar»ai"t ID '-'."On
Oilcake, rb 2.Pf>3J<lO: Butter. It) _ r.».300
Spirits turp. gain.. 17- ; Cheepe. tb Pl.flSO
Rosin. bbls . ... 256!
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Iron. Nor. No 1 fdy.«2s 75 Cotton, middling 10.55
Iron. So. No 2 soft., 24 50 Coffee, Mo 7 Ri0.... 7
ft-'l rails 28 00 .- -.bat granulated . . 4. *>
Lake copper ingots.. 33 124 Molasses. OK. prim© M
Exrhnnge lead HOT, p«ef family $13 78
£B* lter 6 fiSH) Tallow, prime 6 1 -Ifl
T\ heat. No 2 red ... 80*5 1 pork. mess . * ... is i«>
Corn. No 2 mixed... BlVi Bogs, dressed, 160 rb. % 7 i
Oats. 26 to 82 rb....8&«36H Lard, prim» twff& 10
Flour. Mpls. patents 440
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
-„___ New Tork, December 16. 1909.
COFFEE- Th» coffee market was firmer to-day; In
fact the showing was considered a remarkably firm
one In view of the reactionary tendency of th« French
market. The local market opened unchanged to 10
points hi her ' an! closed steady at a net advance of
JOHIS points. Buying by Wall Street people and big
trade interests caused the a-l\anr«. and it was
rumored that the. renewal of the demand from th«
big: roasting interests which have recently taken little
part In the trading was ba*ed on expectations of a
decided falling off in receipts In the near futurn.
Rather smaller figures for th» Jundiahy movement and
the. fart that the trade found nothing In the regular
news of th* day to explain the buying movement
probably formed the basis for tho conjectures regard
ing tho movement. Bales for the day were about
83.7P0 bapo. The market at Havre vra« hi to '-. bane
lower, following the stroi p advance of the previous
day, and this caused some disappointment, which there
v as I 1"I 1 "' 11111 * In other news items to modify, save for
the slight decrease in the receipts reported at primary
points. At the opening of tho local market, however,
there was good buying by one of the local brokers,
who ha* a reputation for being in touch with very
Influential Interests, and following this the market
had the support of the trade interests referred to and
who are supposed to have purchased about one-third
of the day's total Bales. The recent advance in the
trench market and yesterday's upturn in the local
market would suggest that the trade Is more im
pressed by the recent prog, ass made with the valori
zation plan than had been admitted earlier In the
week, but it Is still believed that the most Important
factor will continue to be the volume of primary re
ceipts. The market for spot coffee was steady, "with
Quotations ranging from 7 to 77 1«c1 «c for Rio No 7.
The range of contract prices In the local market to
day was a* follows:
Tester-
Open. High. Low. Close. day
December — — — 8.45«5.50 533
January 5.40 5.4" 5.40 5.50#5 55 840
February • ■ _ _ 5.60Q5.65 5.50
March 5.65 6.70 8.65 f. 70 ; ; 676 5.60
April -- — _ s.SOflo.So 6.65
May 5. go 6.90 B.SO 5.90§5.93 •"■" ■ 7:.
June — — — 95*36.05 E.SS
July ...6.«0 6.05 6.00 6.0556.10 X.M
August — -- — fi.10§6.20 600
September 6.15 6.20 6.15 6.20®? 25 ■•'•"■
October — — — t. 2596. 10 6.10
November — — — >.*»••.•! 6.15
COTTON cotton market made a steady showing
with buclness rather quiet and the demand for the week
end covering- of shorts for the most part. The market
c!r>sM steady at a net advance of 191 points. Sales for
the day were estimated at about 75,0<X> bales. The open
ing was steady at aa advance of 5-JfO points. In response
to higher cable dispatches than look-xl for. Uvorpool
was eki" to coma about 90>H points lower on the New
York close of Friday, and was B£4 points net higher at
her c'...s.>. Some cable dispatches said that the advunee
there was ' ist before the close, and had resulted from
buying oriers from this side, with a view to making a
selling lasis. but other cable, dispatches were more en
couraging as to conditions, attributing the advance to
oversold bears and the better showing of th« week-end
figures. The local market was rather Irregular early,
and lo?t a point or two of the gain, owing to continued
offerii from "Wall Street bears and some of the conv
missinn houses. There, was a rood scattering demand for
covering, however, and later the market firmed up on a
firmer turn In New Orleans, and at one time was about
HSU roints net higher. The close was StJ4 points oft
from the best. Private wires from New Orleans Mid
that mission fa uses were baying there In anticipa
tion of a bullish census report, but stated that this re-
I>ort was likely to show more cotton than, was grinned
during the whole of last eeason. and might consequently
prova l.<-arlsh. There were comparatively few spot ad
vlcea from the Bouth, but It was reported that strict
ral<ld!lr:g sold yesterday at 210 points on January in th«
lof-al market, and the advance In Liverpool would not
ursrue ar.y increase In Southern offerings.
The range, of contract prices in the local market to-day
was a- follows:
Tester-
Opening, High. I*ow. Close. day.
' Pe'.orrher f> 's.' 9.32 S>29 0.3099.32 9.19
! January !• 41 0.43 (<;<•; •.•;-■■» 932
February — — — 9.4!>@0.81 0.41
I Marrh ". f».6l 9.00 0.55 9.63(3 :. -.4
; April — — — '.■■..171 ■, .;,,
1 May 9.7G 9.83 9.70 !• 717 1 - 7!> !> 70
I Jun» — -- _ Si.KJSH X"i 075
July 9.86 PW. J>>6 Ps-i,',.r'l OSI
August 0.71 f'.77 '.> 7! •.' 7_- i'.' 7l •• Is 4
■ October '.'.'•'• 0.50 9.50 — ff— 0.37
FLOUR AND MBAL— The market for flour was
dull mid featureless, with quotations unchanged. Rye
flour was <iuiet, with prices firmly held. Spring patents,
$4 30GfalO; winter straight! $3 "■■.•*:: 40; winter
rfitents. $:i7o'tis4; Fpring clears, $3 40@$J80; extra
No 1 winter. (3@s3 10; extra No 2 winter, $2 90® $3.
BUCKWHEAT KI/iL'R — dull; quoted, >•': sO<|
fl V.O *pot and to nrrlve. RYE FLOI7R quiet; quoted:
Fair to good. $3 t>s£.«3 80; choice to fancy, $3 S5«T$4 20.
CORN MEAL stead]:; quoted: Kiln dried. $3 700
J-J ~:>. as to and BAG MEAL steady; Quoted; Pins
whit* arrl yellow, 512055125; coarse. $1 105?$l 12.
FEED — Western quiet: city steady: quoted: Western
Fr>rin«r. $22 SO: standard middling', |23 SS; flour do. $24;
rrd dog, ?25 7R, all December shipment; city bran. $L'l
bu!k, J::y$2"10 Backs; middling. $25509}!650; red
dog, |S«si>; hominy chop, $22 bulk, >..,:■■ sacks. Oil
meal, fSO 25@§30 50.
GRAIN— WlfKAT— There was a br»-ak of "8o" 8 o In the
December option to-day. Influenced by additions to the
local stock aciMuntins to more than 80.000 bush in the
last few days. *il No 2 •■ i. The rust of th« list declined
abuut 'oc and closed slightly above the lowest, in response
to seal-.:.; clearances of SW.OOO bush wheat and flour,
mainly rluur. From the start the general market die
closed symptoms of n>akntfs on account of a break at
Puluth an.l a lack of supporting orders from either pro
ff-Sflonals or commission houses. Throughout the foro
ticon there was no <llsi>ositlon to rally, and It was not un
til near the 1 o'clock close that the undertone steadied
up at all. At that hour December was quoted at B<»^ic,
Hay at H%c and July R3'7ic. Northwest receipts were
819 rars, compared with f.77 last week and 51-1 a year ago,
but parties Just back from th- rv Bald there was enough
wheat back D the country to keep railroads busy for the
remainder of the season, which did not agree with re
cently accepted ldeae us to the size of th« spring wheat
crnp. At all Interior points receipts for the day were
812.000 bush, compared with 707. t00 bush last year.
World*s shipments, according to liroomhall were, estl
mated at 10.400.000 bush, compared with 12. 076. bush
the previous week, «nil« the Indian exports were only
100. 0"rt bush, n gainst 008.000 bush a week ngo. The. cash
market at '■■ ■ York was quoted as follows: No 2 red.
7sHo .it...- and vj 5 «c fob afloat; No i Northern Du
luth, MK<\ and No 2 l->ri wiQter, 7* «c Mf Buffalo.
CORN Owing to d*-ar weather «rid much lower tempera—
turfs the corn market developed weakness to-day and
closed almut Ui?So below the, previous night. Local
prloes at 1 o".-lo-k ■««-ie as follows: December. 52*«0:
January. Slttc and May, ■•'>'■_■ Ileceipts Increased some
what, and, if present ithei holds out, are expected to
show a further material expansion, as there has been a
lot of enrn i 1". by the country during the last week. The
I! -it market was 'id n't lower. Peaboard clearance
were 270,000 bush. The ca.'h market in Nfv.- York uaa
quotel in the ba«» of 680 for No 2 la «lavator and t>l\o
fol< afloat; No - white, f:.\-, and No 2 yellow, 53V.0
fob afloat. OATB The market for oats was ea«ler. with
corn, and on proppeots for an increased movement. Cash
f>3ts tn New York were steady closing as fallows: Mixed
If? to .TJ Tt>, ?.f»f?:j!>Hc; natural white. so to 33 It) ;;■■. a
4f>S<". and cllrped white, M to 40 r&. 3!>'43-Uc. RYK—
Marker firm; So 2 Western, «J?io olf New York; Jer
tfy and state. 04'9<W delivered New York. BARLEY
Market steady; feeding. 4". . and malting. 4l*3sPc o 1 f
Buffalo. BIVKWII RAT— Market steady; quoted at $1 in
I»«r 100 It..
NEW YORK psjcbb.
Tester
\\T-.eat: Opening High. Low. Close. dsy.
riec^mbor *•** *»'■* 801-16 f>OH SI
JUV M l i M'» M 84^ S4 : »
July U% U% M\i 83^i BS%
Corn:
December — — — P2»4 f.2>;
Januar>' ~~ ~ — r 'l}? M'j
Slay — ~ — •*•"'- '■"\
MKTALS The. market for pig Iron certificate at the
Produce Exchange ruled dull and -without tranaaotlons.
Quotations were Bteady to firm. Standard foundry (new)
tr.-ades »<re quoted an follows: January, February and
SmO&JsIeS AND BYRUPfS— New Orleans reported a
fairly iron.! business at full prices, wit] market ilrm. «tu!
trtdln - »» No« York was KOO4 ln a JohMng way, with
th« marKet firm Syrups were stead/. Quotation*
follow- MOUA.B6EB Nfw Orleans . >-ntrlfug%l, common,
144iiac' 'fair, l63lSo; good. l&tO'Ks; prime. »><B>2Sc; New
OrlVanV open kettK .WBMO. BrkirPS -•■„,,.,.. 14©
if, : fair. "'' ■' l 7' jroo.l. lH "-°"- i"" 22Q>'J4o; fancy.
rfli-S f\jttonseed oil was firm on covoring of «hort»
nnd manipulation. May was most active, with sal<« la
iiirhor than the pr«vl«ia night. Spot ivus quoted nomlnal
:'a 4&c Bales: 800 bbls January. »»Vjiit. ■': 'I"** March.
L 7 »"c- ...... May, B7H»88c W« quota rFJTROLEt'M.
t tandar.fwhlte »•*>!«■. I.**; '-'-■ * 4 °°: ltilUdelrhl". 7.430J
,v ii-,.. reflnM cases, N'M York. 100; I«hlUulelphla.
B«ss- water white. New York. bt.ls. s.wx;; bulk. « f>o;
T'htiHA.iilhta ***■-■ bulk. f1.85c; water white, ca»e». New
\ J-V^ lL : PtiiUilelybla. 12.H6c. <X)TTONBIffEI> OIL—
Prime .xiide fob mill*. Ms; prime summer yellow,
l>er ra mb2r4lUO42c: January. &UeX>^a: February
MUe%S? VL*r'£ 37fl»»XWoi May, 87'»'/rtl7V.- and July/
m^iy-Saj vuus «'M« po<i yam* vvUtnc jy,^>*' nvuuaaj»
Trust Companies.
Capital, $!.000.000. Chartered. 1864. Surplus. 57.000.000.
Union Trust Company of New York,
NO. 80 BROADWAY;
Announces the Opening of a
BRANCH OFFICE
at
No. 425 Fifth Avenue. Corner 38th Street,
NEW YORK.
Safe Deposit and Storage Vaults Arc
in Course of Construction.
IJXSECD oiLr— Amertaaii seed, city raw. el^ttil out-of
town raw, 40a41e: Calcutta raw. 68c LAiiD OIU 7«©7Bc.
PROVISIONS— amaller receipts than expected, buy
i;ip by packer* and a (rood commission house trade. the
pr'.'vi«!on market on baturday was strong and higher.
Chicago rccetpti were It.OUO, Kansas City 4.ufH», and
Omaha 5.000. PORK steady; quoted: Men. *17 si.>gslS 50:
family, JI.SiV.SIIu. short clear. $11 f,".;*l'.' BEEF
ttna; quoted: Mess. »»©«»; family, flßWitH*: packet,
$10o0«$ll; extra India mess. ova »--•""' BEKF
HAMS firm: Quoted at .Vi'c s«>. DRESSED HOGS
quiet; quoted: Bacon, s ••■•• ISO lt>. SS'; 108 rb. >"»■"
HO tt>. »He; pica, v-,.Gi'\r CUTMEATS I'ickWd tal
lies steady; quoted: Smoking. 12Vac; 10 tt>, lie; 12 rb,
- 1 '. 1 •,i !'.'\r; un\ l «'ul"' pickled hams quiet, at 12c;
TALLOM steady; city, HI 16< . countrj. 5T»'6 4 ;Uc; LAIID
steady; quoted: Middle Western, prime. 0^»10c; city
lard firm at sHe; refined lard ateadjr: quoted: south
American, 1i">250; Continent, 8.40 c: Brazil, kegr*. 11-250;
compound firm; quoted at BVi@S*»c. STKAKIND firm;
quoted: Oleo. ll%c; city lard e>tearine. 10c.
RICE- Business was quite good locally, -with good
average business at the South, with receipts at primary
points fairly liberal. Quotations follow: Domestic scr«en-
Inga, S-i'gaHc; second hen-I*. 4Q4Vic; choic* heads. 4'sjp
4%c: fancy L.-a.:.«. S'SSVsc; extra fancy heads. ."• \ •<• .
Japan, domestic 4 i -sij-» A ■•; Java, 4 T i 1 -a'"; Kang an, In
bond. 2' t tJ-2!ic.
Pl.'OAR— A fairly actrra business was noted in r*fine4
pugar, with the market h-i*n.ly on th» baFls of 4.70 c net,
l«es 1 per cent cash for granulated. The- following *?*
list prfres, subject to a rebata of 10 points and a discount
of 1 per cent for cash, 7 ila.ys: Crystal dominoes, "<<••:,
Eag-le tablets, He; cut lc«f and crushed, 5.60 c; mould A.
6. 15e; cubes, Ratr!" 5 Ib bags powdered and Eagl* con
fectioners' granulated, ".'>•. X.VXX powdered 4.95 c;
powdere«i, coarse powdered and fruit powdered and Eagle
coarse and extra fine granulated, 4.5«."0; F.,i>c!» 2 It) cartons
of fine granulate,!. £.<■; 2 tt> bags do, 5.IO0; 3H Ib bags
do, 5.05 c; 0 lt> baps do, 00; 10 n> bafts do, 4-9&-. 25 and
I*} Vt> l>ajrs do. 4.ST>o; Eagle, fin* or standard granulated
and dlamon.l A, 4.M>c: confectioners' A, •*>•>><:: No 1,
4.."."< . KM - and 3, •i.ioc; No 4. 4.40 c; No 5. 4.35 c; No
6, i 8O0: No 7, ♦,2. a >c; No S. 4.20 c! No 0. 4.1.V; No 1".
4.03 c: HO 11. 4a; No 12. S.'juc; So 13, 8.80 c; No« H. 15
and 16, I.BSc. ijondon cabled unchanged prices for eucar
teets an 1 tone quiet, with December quoted at So M and
January at fm Mid. Locally the market for raw sugar
was steady to firm, for spot supplies, but refiners did no:
seem to be anxious for future shipment. Duty paid
prices were quoted an follows: Centrifugal. M test,
3 13-I6c; muscovado. Bi> test, 3 16c, and molasses sugar.
N» te?t, 3 l-16c Bales estimated at 100,000 bags Cuba
ceritrifuera.l. I)»-eml>»r-Jaiiuary shipment, at 2'iO, coet
a. . frelghi basis, M test, equal to S.tilc, duty paid.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New Tork. December 15. iX
BEANS AND PHAB— Buren 1 ho wed very little interest
again to-day, and while the market 1* not notably
changed, there Is rather an easy : ■ :ng. and our outside
t.ifursa are full Msh for th* standard varieties, Calljor
nla lima aro holding up very well. Scotch peas slow and
rather eaey. We quote: BEANS, rrarrow, laCiß. choice,
per bush. 1231 J240; do medium. $1 «0; do pea, (1 BO;
do re<l kidney ■:- 35«552 *0; do black turtle soup. J-i^jf
*2 20; do yell • »-«, *- 10; do lima, California. *3; PEAS,
Ereen, Scotch, I9l't>. Jl 2C»jsl 274.
BUTTER— R&ceIpUi to-day. 7,tX's pktts. Tho market ll
ruling steady to firm on choice and fancy UIM9 grades of
butter, both fresh and held. There Is no disposition to
disturb the lino of values, but It was easy to do business
In line with present quotations. The Increase of nearly
7.000 pkgs in the week' 6 receipt* is due wholly to th* fact
that laxK* blocks of storage butter were brought here from
Western freest rs There ar« some other lota to coma In
next week, but it Is thought that the heavy part of this
business is over. The Western packings of imitation
creamery, factory and renovated are all ruling flrci. with
supplies moderate. We qucte: Creamery, «\tra», per Ib,
£2 'a. :■'■'■■■: iMeroanttle Exchange, official quotation, extras,
32jc; do I'.rst*. IVUol^ac; do seconds, 2»Va2Sc. do thirds,
23'g-250; do held, extras, 30Q3o l ,ic; do firsts. 27'g2i>c; do
seconds. 24§2t>o; do thirds, 22923 c; state dairy tubs. fresh,
fancy, 'J»fpaoc; do firsts, 2ti<§:»c; do saconds. 23^20c; do
thirds, 209220; Western Imitation creamery, Ursts, ""-i
24i . do renovated, extras. i!4&S4Vtc; do firsts, r.'.i.-'.o; do
seconds, 20g21c; do thirds. 18Ol9c: Western factory, first?.
21H©22c; do ecconda. l&V>f 201*0; do thirds, lv.ri;!..-;
packing stocJj. No 1. ile; do No £ ll»liQ-2^ic; do No 8.
ls§lS l ac
CllßESE— Receipts to-daj-, MM boxes; exports. C 76.
Tho market Is rather quiet to-day, but fancy September
cheese well -:r ler control of a few strong holders and held
firmly Cheaper grades, howover, have little attention
and most of the late made pasty chwis has to go Into
store. Fine skims in. light supply and wanted by home
trade dealers, bat all other gxaden of skims plentiful, dull
and Irregular. Llverpol cable: New York state cheese
nominal; finest Cnnadian. *Kla M far colored and U's M
for white. We quote: State, full cream, small and large,
September fancy, 14Hc; do October. best. 134 ; do late
made, 12H#130; do Inferior, 11212 c; light EKlms, llo;
do half skims, best. »%910c; do part fkims. prime, M
f>Hc; do fair to ffood, 1 r.'jc. do common, 4Ow; do full
sklras, 2©3 c.
-Receipts to-day. 4.000 cases. There was an un
expected break In the market this mornir.fr. After the
fairly good trading of yesterday and the steadier feelins.
it was thought that values would be sustained, tut the
local weather condition* were bo unfavorable this morning
buyers were unwilling to take bold, except at some further
reduction, and quotations had to be" lowered about 20. At
the decline there Is more tradinsc and a better feeling.
Refrigerator eggs are unchanged in price, but the tone •
weaker, and it would be difficult to do business at the
figures now given: We quott-: t'tate, I'ennsylvanta and
nearby, selected, white, fancy, 88^eDe do choice, 85'<>
37c; do brown and mixed, extras. 33@35c; do rlrsta to
extra firsts. 30fi31*e; do seconds, 27{;2Dc; do common to
fair. 23fj2tJc; Western, selected, best. Me; do average,
prime, 28H6290 ■ official quotation for firsts, 2«S2S»c); do
seconds, 2»">'527c; do thirds, 23325 c; dirties, l*S>22c;
checks, lC@18c; refrigerator, special marks, fancy. 24©
26c; do average prime, 23c; do fair to good, -lti Io; ■•
under grades, 18#20o; limed. 206230.
-DRlED— There is no further change m th*»
evaporated apple market, and the feeling continues quiet
at prices lately ruling. We quote I AFFIXES, evaporated,
cases, fan.\\-, per Ib. 8*460°: do choice, S'jifS 1 *'-': do
prime, 8*4&8%e; do bags, prime, 7%@Bc; do sun dried,
rennsylviAua and Ohio, quarters, best, C'ig^c; tit*
chr>pn?d, per 100 T\\ »2tioes2 76; do cores and skin". «l 73
6*1824; CHERRIES, per Ib, lS@l9c: RASPBERRIES,
80931 c: BLACKBERRIES 13514;:: APRICOTS, new, 179
-■■ . PEACHES, now, peeled. 2<>{?24o; do unpeeleU. 12®
14 - PRUNES, California.. 8^C740.
— FREBH Apples in light receipt and higher.
Pears quiet. Ciiajj« selling well. Cranberries firm for
fancy, but lower grades dragging. Strawberries in light
demand. Oranges plenty, but selling well. Plneapt'f^s
lower. We quote: AJPPLiES, Oano, per double head bbl.
f2fi(MSS3SO; Twenty Ounce Pippin, $1 si>?3s2 BO; do None
Such, $150®5228; do King, $21i?'<; do i^pitzenbersr, $1 :■<>
'<:: do Northern Ppy. |160^|330; di» Ben Davis, »1 BO
fis2; d>» Baldwin, $1503*2 23; do Greening , cold storage.
$250 5O; do common st^ra*:**. |lfio6s22S; do common.
$■!■ >-. do in bulk, per bbl measure, 75f5Jl 50; •:.•> far
Western, as to kind, per box. ?I'ss2 25; PEARS, Beurre
Bosc per bbl. $2 st>3s4 60: do Beurre Clairgeau. *2/$3;
do : 1 irre d'AnJou, ?2'Ss2 '■'■ do Lawrence, $2'i(s2 r«>; do
Vicar of WakefleKl. $1 .''■■ »-' '■■>. do Kleffer, 73cift$l 75;
GRAPES. c.n.-ord. state, per livba^ket case, $1 23'<i$l 3.V
CRANBERRIES. Cape Cod, per bbl, $4fts9oo; do prr
crate. ?2^J2 2T>; do Jersey, per 1 ■!. -*'\>j it! 50; do per crate.
|lfiotfs2; BTRAWBERHIES, Vlorida. per .mart, 4'V-gfi<>c;
do California, per pint, ltrgSftc; ORANGES. Kioril:«. i>er
box, $1 25®$S 25; do California. • |3ti); TAXGERKCE3.
Florida, per strap. f26o^s4; MANDARINS, KlorMa per
strap. $1 6Og|3; BATSUMAS, Florida, per strap. $2!T$3:
KUMQCATB, Florida. p*>r quart, 10015 c; GRAPEFRUIT
1 "1 la, per box. $160«g|3 50: LEMONS. California, \, t -r
box, $8996; PINEAPPLES. Florida, per crate. $les2 5O;
do Cuban, *l''iS- -">: CITRONS. Jersey, per hbl, ."-■■•;.•..
HOPS— Scarcely any trading on the lo,'al market, but a
continued activity In the country, with pries running 1
from • - ,21' On the Pacitlo Coast rather m<ire trading
reported in Oregon, with sales at He, but little Improve
ment In other Pacific Coast sections. We qu'.te: State,
l!K»t, choice, per IT>, 20®220; do medium to prime i«»ri!k-
do 190S I'.'ll'; Pacific roast. I!**!, choice, per rt>. 16© 17c:
do medium to prime. 14£ir«c; •. . 10»K>, prime to choice,
12»14c: do medium. lO&llc.
POULTRY— ALJN'E — Pome I cars of late receipts are
being carried over on the track by receivers, and about
6or 7 cars unsold In jobbers' hands In the market. Very
little trading day, ais.l prices nominally unchangvd.
We quot»: CHICKENS, spring, per Ib, loc; fowls per
11), lie; ROOSTERS old pel Xt 7c; TURRETS per Ib
14--; DUCKS, per Ib, 13c: OEEBB. per Ib. 12^c- PIG
EONS. per pair. X, DRESSED— GeneraI trailing rather
quiet ►-day, but fancy grades have cleaned up tiretty
clostly and feeling firm On fancy turkeys, lprg« roasting
chickens an.l heavy dry picked fowl.". Medium gradea
of nil descriptions sell slowly, and large chickens aiul
fowls have ha.l to be forced out at very low figures.
We quote; TURKEYS, dry packed Jersey. Maryland
and Delaware, pei Ib, IP.:??-;-; do Ohio and Michigan.
lSo: do other Westi m, dry picked, ISc; do other Western
Braided. 15018 ; do Inferior. I2«14c; do old hens, choice.
17-. do old torn". 16 CHICKENS, broilers. 4lb to pair
and under, Philadelphia, dry picked, per tb, 18029 c; do
other Pennsylvania and New York, 15020 c; do roasting.
8 to 12 lh to pair. Philadelphia, dry picked, 18020 c; do
other Pennsylvania and Sew York, 11 ■:".;.. Western,
dry plrkr-1 13914 c; do Ohio and Michigan, scalded. 13o;
do other Western, scalded. 12H913c; do medium weights,
B to 7 lbs to pair, Philadelphia, drj' picked. 13914 c; do
other Pennsylvania and New York, 12 'V: . do Western,
dry Picked, 1014*3 18 c; do Ohio and Michigan, s.-oliled.
!'■>■• -''?il. . do Western, scalded, lii'i^llc- <io poor •; ,
XX-: FOWLS, pi iladelphla, dry picked. pe r ib. 1.TiT14.-;
do Western, dry picked. 8i?l.T A c: do Ohio and Slicßlgan.
scalded, !O*fol2c; do Western. sea ■ '. 6@l2c: COCKS,
old. ■!• picked. l>-3; do scalded. S'iTf'.^c: GEESE, spring.
Maryland per Ib, rj i; i.; . do Western STMX-: DITKS,
spring. Maryland, 1- ■■ !*■ . do Ohio and Mic-hlcßn. r.''.f
13c; do '.-..■•• ■>■!-■ 2 c; PQI'ABS. prime, large, white
per d- sen, $22*175; <1o mixe.l. $1 7.Vjr*2: do dnik. $1 s<>;
do culls. ,V>{?7.'Vc. Ice-'.- TURKEYS Western, per Ib. 11
BIBo; CHICKENS and FOWLS. Western. Southern and
Southwestern, average, run. 1n ■...-. do poor, »>^lh-;
fXX'KS. old. p"r !b •><;«'■■: . PtTi'KS and GKF.SK. spring.
Western, per 11 fr^iac.
SAME Quail working out at about steady prices. Wild
docks Irregular In quillty and value. Rabbits In light
supply, and |-:lme lots (link. Jack rabWs sell slowly. We
quote: QUAIL, prime, per dozen. S3sotfs«; WOOTXTM'K
per pali HOfISO fillOt'Sß, <-'.S<v«si PARTRIDGE
122095278 BNTPE. English, per dozen. ■_ |3 7r>; do yel
low leg .«•.'.".''►. ij^t .'•■">. PI»VER golden, jier ■' ... |4«
JlTift; do itrass. *3f?s3S": do foreign, bla^k. $nfis:tf->
"WILD IiPCKS. ranvosback. per pati M«$3.W: do roil
head, 1295280; do blackhead, 75cfi$l; do Hard $1 r>iv,j
$1 7.'. . do bluewlng teal, 7.'-.isl 10; ■•■■ irreenwlnsr leal
WSSS"; do ruddy, HOsl 88; do widgem. 2."vysf>r; do corol
nion. 2SO40o; JACK RAIIBIT3, per pair, tOQIIOr; .1 . coU
fntall. p,> r pair. Vl<3V<c.
POTATOES AND VEOETTABJuES— IrIIt potatoes plenty
ard weik; Bermuda lower. Swe*r potatoes dratrlnif
heH\iiy .minus firm for fancy, but |-0,. r *t<><-k neßle.te.l.
Cabbages steady. unbtre In llirht sup) '"aull
fiowers firm for fancy. Eton I <"•'■> slow. Peppers »i>ik.
Knl» niul spinach In llbernl suppl) and lower. [,»u
draKglng String beans firm for fan<-y. but few surh ar
rlvlrr. Tomatoes ••• I '> Other vegetables iiNmh ,
quoted. W« quote: POTATOES. Bermuda, rer bbl $S«
I-^SO; do Maine, 1 ••■• bag II &>Tsl 80 do Long iilan 1.
in bulk. per bbl $1 WMr*l "•"•: .1. »tat« and v.. tern la
bulk ]... ISO n>. II 28 til '" do IT: cr sick »1 2.V.J
11411 •: Jersey, per bbl or bag. »1 2.'.3Jl 4.1 SWKKT
POTATOES Jersey. r*r bbl. Jl2.^«it.V dc. pe r ba>ket.
«"Vtlsl; do •oDthera, per bbl. 9}9V ,'.O; A«»PA^\OUB.
French, green. P«r bnnrh llMSflll AIITICHOKKS,
French, per doxen. fl 4<'i««l 70: BIUTPRRLfI PPROITTH.
nearby, per quart, B©l6'': HEEfTS. nearby, per bbl ll*
1120: do New Orleans, per 100 bunchej, ?2iffJ3- CAR
ROTS, washed. per bbl. JI£S«SIW; do iiriwashei $!»
*1 20; do New Orleans, l»r 100 bunches. ?2<313: CABBAOEI
Trust Companies.
ALLOWS JNTERFST ON DEPOSITS. SUBJECT
TO CHECK.
ACTS AS EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR.
GUARDIAN, AND TRUSTEE.
CUCUMBERS. Florida, per bask*:. Jl6O£r-25- CAULJ
FIX>\VERrf, Long Island, short cut. per bbl. fSOfT: &<*
lony cut, $Hft26O; do California, p.rr case. 7.V'dsl »>:
•Jo French, i-. d sen, $2: 'KI.rKV. state and WVtttern,
p?r dozen. lZig&.in: do California, j-r case. s» :><*f<*S.
CHICORY, New Orleans r«r hbl. .> : s<Vg<3 s«>; do Fr.-nr.
per <1oi«n. $1; ESCAROVC, New- Orleans, per bbl. *2«S:t;
do French, p*>r d:itn. 11 : ENDIVE. Helmut. t*r rb. I""*
15c; EGOPIJ^NIS. Florida, p«r box. {•-.**;: HORSE
RADISH. p«T lante bbl. $5 GOgs«so; KALE. Sirfi pT
bbl. 78085 c; KOHLRABI. >:— v Orleans, p*r l'« bunches.
?4g-$5; LETTUCE New Orleans, per hbl. MS: *>
Klurlda. p»r basket ftsJ- do North Carolina, W.-'gtft
do Norfolk. 20f?7.V; ONIONS, email white pickle, per
bb!, tSifPi; do per basket. $1 "*ypJ2 s»>: do Connecticut
and Eastern, white per bbl. ?235-*>: do yellow. $1 "-^W
i 2 75; do red, $100012 do Oransrn County, red and >«> •
low, per bag-. 73cg$l iV state and Western, white, per
crat». Jljj4l 12: do red and yellow, per bag JI3SI "3; do
In bulk, per 3" Ib, SI 251i5l 7?>: SIIAT.I-OTk New Or
leans, per 10<> bunches, $1 f*l !W>: Kin. Florida, per
carrier. *2-ij*3; do Cuban. #1 »>3*2 iv. PEAS. Florida,
per basket. $1 60e53 BO; d-> California. p»r Bat boT. *1.
PEPPERS. Florida, per carrier. J£"fi*-t: PAT.Jj.NTPS. per
bbl. ? 1 25351 50: PARSLEY. New Orleans, curly, per 100
bunches, iIBOQC*; do plain. r»»r I*l $2Mvg>s3: PTTtP
KIN'S. per brl. .--> .Si RAMSHES. Norfolk. p-»r ba-«li»t.
2.V2J1; flo New Orleans, per 100 bunches. fiQCS; R« '■
MAINE. New Orleans, per Ml. >8Wt»; *> FT n.la. M
basket $1 2.1£?1 75; do French, per dozen. *13»1 *»:
PTRI.vr; BEAN 9 Florida, Kreen. per basket or ■ rat-.
$125^2 25: SQUASH, Hubbard. per bM. :■ Ifl: . *>
marrow. .r'-<7«l:. r '-<7«l: ■• Florida, nerr. per bisket. tlffj-:
SPINACH. Norfolk, per bb] $1 3P091 75: do Baltimore.
*IQsl 23; *> »•« Orleans. $-'<S-*2 .V»; TOMATOES.
Florida, per carrier. ?1 BOOM **>: do West Indies *1 ***
•2 00 do California, per flat hox. 91991 50: TrßMl>,
Canada, rutabaca. per bbl, SOS-**-: do Jersey and Lon?
Island rutabaga. »?s<3' R< V: do nearby, white, 1Bl«11 ■— >:
WATER' per 1«> bunchy. ftSfi WV
HOTHOUSE PRODUCTS— dull ana we^it.
Mushrooms selling slowly. lettuce drassln;*. ' '* SSL
RadlKhei ptfaiy. Tomatoes firm. \\« Q' l .'2i : Da FIX
OREENS. per bush bo*. MCTSc: CCCTOIOTTO.^P«
doien 75c«$l 23: do culls, per box. $21?54; LLTrltt,
rer 3-'do:-n%trap. 7,V«i»; MUSHROOMS, white per
V. D0«83e: do brnwn. fOfITZSe: MINT, per do^n hunrh-s.
7&i : PARSI.FY. per doien bunches. 153^0; R APISH E>.
f v 100 bunches. $1 .%O§«2 SO; TOMATOEd. per IT>, IS
S HAT VN*r> STRAW— HAT- light «* ■••••■•
to I a so until the car nhorta<r» Is relieved ,, T^ ale , r9 Tr a £lT-2;
likely to make, iniinilrn In prices whll» a ternporarr
famine la In v!a*t. The, early part of the coming ""e^ »»
expected to show some, special activity tn order to piece
out th« bu«v holiday tlm«. We quote: Prtice larjre tales
per 10ft n>, $1 VY<m IS; No 1. « <»«** »»? SSSSS
No 3 . : i 4^,v. Bhlppit)?. 7iv?7.-ic: clover, miwl **••*»•
S» rlear 6§SBoi. STRAtV-Market firm. strengthened by
Moderate -«Sp«ei I/>n« rye **<**« at *** «•£„,. R«^ s
of hay and straw. In ton-, reported at the- Produce Ev
charige at noon tc^dav: Hudson rUrer Railroad. 220; _Ene.
17ft; rennflylraraa. 1-V>; Delaware. Lackawanna « West
ern 20- iJblzh V»llev. 110: Faltlmor- & Ohio, 80: Onta
rl"'& Western lo>> river b.->ats. 60: total. >*♦><> ton<». R*~
crip* fo^weTic. 7.1 M t OnS ; last week. K321. H-celpts cS
straw. 40 tor*: for the week. 6<>O; last week. 40f>.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New Tork. Tecember 15. IV*
BEE\-ES— Receipts were 15 em •» 2*l head, lnrludlr?
13 cars for niaughtprars ami 2 cars for lh» market ax. i
a few cars were held ov»r yesterday. N«IMM * ..
live cattle. Nominally steady. Dre^ed beef had a light
Inquiry at last quotation* Uverj»>ol and tendon <"»»-•
and beef markets were slow and prices weak. Export*
to-day lnctude.l 10.1 rattle on th« Idaho to Hall. 4.1(«
quarters of beef In th* New Tork to London and I.W.W
Quarters in the Etrurla to Liv»rpnol. M sale, and
CAi\l»-He<»ipta were 1* hea :. MMtpal f r eaje. and.
10C W«-itpni and oarnyard calvea were held over yest»raaT.
hotlilng dotne all to a Ut» Hour Prim? mor« wool« aen
■teady if her*: ail other cal^- »-»H and rr.or-, by
butchers to toy. Dressed calves slow at 80130 p-»r r>
for cltv dreaeed veals, with a few fancy cart-asses Bellln?
at 134<v comrry dressed weak at 5912 c
SHEEP AND LAMBS— Receipts were 15S cars, or 3.1W
head, including 10 oar, for slaughterers and 8' 5 forth»
market, and ther* were «4 cars held over >esteniay.
BhTep wero stMdT at $4 s<vgs.> » per l<>o R. for rr.e.Uum t.
• nod prad-4. I^mba w*r« dull and medium irradea a fra*
i" 30C«7 74 per Sa. wer. nearly cleared Pales were at
$7 3Ogs7 7i per 100 Ib, with no prime or rf»olc» lamb 9 of
feredDresied mutton dull at H^NV per »: dress*,! lambs
plow "at loiiS-12'.Sck with selected carcaasea selling; aa hisrh
a3 Sa^s-Kerr.s Ommls-lon Company: MX **™*£™£*
lambs. 83 » average, at f 7 75 per lt-0 Ib; » »<^«* *>•
Tfl IT- at »TTO; i-^ Buffalo to. «U H>. at $. .. . -» 1
6,. "•' .it fTSTW; 71 In'.iuia s-heep. Ui> IN at «
: 1T V \ ? 'l »0 nuf^o^b,. «> » at $7 30.
R Saniers: 73 Pennsylvania lamb*. SI ft. at S7 «0: 2
3 were 25 cars, cr 3*5 bead, all for
BlauehtV-er* except 7 head. No sales had been reported
up toaTat« hour Nominally steady, Country dressed
alow at SHeiOc per Ib.
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]
aitca?o, Dec. 15.-Wheat continued to work off
Its rr'te gradually, the closlner flrma showins the
net toss for the day to be i»SV»c. Corn was weak
fox December, the market at the close showing »ie
loss. May suffered sympathetically to the extent of
Oats at the close were He lower. Pro
visions were firm at the start an.i stronger at the
close, -which wm at Improvements, compared with
closings of the day before, of from ISM* to 17'« cln
pork, from T^c to Ma la lard, and from 5o to 100 la
ribs.
Wheat started a shade easier, but th» shad©
deepened Into a darker hue for holders of the grain
In a very few minutes, during -which time a de
cline Of !4e took place. There were no good rea
sons for the additional weakness.
Forelcrn advices were without particular point.
aivl the domestic situation offered nothlns differing
In important particular? from what had previously
been amply discussed.
The market 'did not improve upon the bearish
ness with which it started, and at th« close De
cember was n*4o an.i May Obja to TS^io, or a de
cline of l :,o in the current month and *s§Uo In th»
May delivery.
""I'ncertainty Nt to corn receipts caused a weak
ness at the opening which lasted throughout the
session. Near the and the pressure to sell Decem
ber corn became stronger, with the result that the
dosing price for the current month's delivery was
down to lie at the close, there bates plenty of buy
ers at that price, however, as the market stopped.
This was ■ loss of %o to " s c from Friday's price.
May closed at 43**0 t<-» IS%c. compared with 43 s
yesterday.
r.h<» market for oats acted heavy, the derJlnlns
tendency In wheat and corn restraining; those from,
buying who might otherwise have given the market
the necessary support. December closed at Sic,
■gainst 31^o the day before, and May at o"*c to
360. compared with S(so to 3>;-,.\
Bosmeea in the t cr prodocti wns aot qnlta as
brlak as <>n recent oecaatona thai week, bat the t^n<»
was Strom: end the comb of baying "■ the beet, with
the hojr movement H atronsly ravaging the bliurt
eui'j'ly theory aa " r any tim« of tl
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
CFumi.-hed by Van Sohalcic & Co.. No. 7 Wall street.)
Bid. Asked. 1 Bat Asked.
Vntte.l Hallway. 14 lllaiCottrn Pu.k . l- 13
do Incomes *« >il . 8!> | do Incomes 83>» •"»
do 4s 884 *>Vi N<>rf Xv > 1. .*•*. k»7^ —
GB& 8 V T... 74 Si«: Liu:ht ,t 1' prof.. ■»" —
do Incomes . ."2^ S3 f do V.*. H 93H
rto i ••- . . ■''■. ■- 1 - '; •- ■•■•■■ 5.-«.liis<i 107
Seaboard 23 l * — I Chas «"cn Eleo ■ ■ i« >iri
d.> Ist pref — 82 | Cont Trust IM lU7
•I" •■ .i pref .. .li> Bltjjl'nlon Trust XV aa
ijo 4^ . »m M | Third Nat Bank. 125 185
,i,, i«i-year ."^s.l ll^ IWi Fidelity & rep..l»> 132
Cnnsol Oas H> 90 Maryland Trust. .llo lit
do 63 VXJ4 1"«H
BOSTON STOCKS.
(Furnished by R. U Vmy * Co.. No. 3 Kaeaeai arreet.]
Dei- 14. T- IB Deo. H. Dec. I*.
BO!<t * Mbanr. *-*" • :i " Cal ■"■ Ileola '•' "•■" 833
Boston E1er.....i50 l»» i nit until Mln..S7 ..: .
Flfhhun pref.. IXI IXI | fopper Ran;- M. S0< 4 NX,
S VNl' & '!•'- ''"'• ! Franklin Sin .. CX 23
.',] rol. ■ 10 1 * — iOranhy Mln 13>ti 13* i
Wtat End St K7*«3 WSjMwew Mln... 7'i 7',
do pre' ....!•>!» iii> I Mohawk Mm — t>> . •7'« l s
J!a«s EleoTon.. 1»V, l'» No HUt- .. 11l in
do ii-f «> *• C^Nola Mln I37ti l.a»
Am Tel * T rn.l3«*i iM\ ' »ld Pom M1n.... 10 s-4
New En* Tel...r.t> 1» Parrot Mln - • sj»
\\ Tel A T Co. 1» W Qulnoy Mln I'" 1
d,-, pr ef »' J>"> Tsnutrack Mln... 101 Iff]
Dow Iron ft Kit. 24 — Wolverine Mln... 171 171
In Sho-> Mai-h.. «7 flf.i,,U S tfmelters C>. «li, tils
■!,> nref V . 8" , do pref . . 45 4.".
Arcadian ■'-.-. \V B CMI ( .v, i.i,
Atlantic Mln 13' : US. Mass Qaa 57-., S7 l k
Shannon M1n.... '•'> '"'x' ■'■» rr«-f ■M . m,
Hlngham Mln... SO 314'! tnh »VS» 4 «7<-
Btwton Cons.... ;< (11 i "i
~ • Asked. if.* dUUend.
FERRY COMPANIES.
Hid. Ask*fl I nil A^ke.l.
nklvn F *t.rk.. 2 3 XVA NF r An. 104 10*
H.»h Ker 1« ss.l>vs Vl«» 1 10*23 SK 1 mtS -1 HI
do nf.-ck M l'«» INY .% NJ 1 nig 5* - . 91
N T*B r r at «t5 7'> il' Fof NT4B ttk 21 •.•;
IN THE LOCUST'S WAKE.
There i* very bail ntwa from Abys»inU. Aa a ae-iuel
to th* devastation hy locust* iom« inontha aa wiit«
tract* of country ar* now In a »Uta of tanun*. frl m
havA pona ui> twentyfold, and destitution of lha mM
acut« kind ra««a everywhtro, owing to the utter deatruo-
Financial.
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Advances 100%
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•i, this would advance several dollars a
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1 Madison Avenue,
Room 2071-D, New York.
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| Cobalt-Silver Mining District -Ontario.
| Th* recent developments in r«Bar-5 tt> th% N^pUaloA
Mln*3 «/>ok» have in no w««y a.tf.rf*<l th<» r«al va»u«« a*
Ike phenomenal «il\->r-eohalt bwurtasr mines nea.r Cobalt,
Ontario, tut hsv>> pr»s*nt»l an opportunity tor •_jbw«
Investors to »*cur« stocks In th» bee* mtnes «X prksea
that will return SSMSaSSBSI clvl<V»n<Js. with a. certain ty~«4
very tqte advances in price of the artxlsal pur^harno
Having, as a huyor of th* «ihalt-«IITSS- ore*. risfcs4
th» section Li* Its *arlv sta«<Hi and kept In tcmeh thr-ragS
frpqu^nt viaits and constant business intercourse with the
rain* owners, havins s^<>n their s^upr I ."* receipt* for or«
fornrar<le<l t.» market, with copies nf a3j>f»s^. 4r., I _*t»
Be**, ani now am. In position to cat at tnsid* facts as
. to tr.o valuable mines, An,\ to «rr-v> re.ll&bl» and trns^-
I worthy lnforma'fon to lnt«n.lln? purchasers.
TV» thi3 <>ml I lnvlta can>»pon<3«rtc» xrttS. ■ *r»fta ill
j prudent Investors, who ar* looking tt— actual fact*,
0. W. DAVIS,
125 Broad St., N. V., Room 1907.
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but numerous populations who live sanrrng tha loww slopesj
of the mountains difficult of ao<xe». If '■* Voomrng a>
mest lmpo!>«1b!A t . feed and cloth* the chlidrad g»Oier(><>
' Into the a lesi nan." school*. l -mdon OlobA.
NEW TOWNS TAKE PLACE OP FIELDS,
Twenty in South Dakota — Postal Authorities
Can't Keep Up*.
New towns ar»> ppnnsinjf up 90 rapidly la Soutlii
i Dakota that even th* all-knowlnsr postal authori
• ties are behind tht» (jam-, .nnd makers of g«o<r«
raphy .1 •■ hopelessly distanced. "Where a £c-&
■weeks ago only riotously rich grain fields existed
may now be found handsome brick blocks. In ad
dition to th.- new towns on the Milwaukee 4 North*
western extension, the Minneapolis A St. I<ouls
Railroad has a.l<l«-d about twenty to the map.
The St. Louis towns have the) advanta««» over
tho other new towns in that they are located tn a
i country already thickly settled. One of the moss
remnrkablo in this respect la Florence, about
twenty mile* northwest <•( Watertown. Early last
1 pprinjr Thomas A. Way. townslt* aarent for the
Minneapolis & St. Louie, th«» advance agent of th»
apprmebing railroad. Inspected a wheat field. th«
liroj.erty of ono «"hrls Stem ■■ list
-ThtswlU m:\krt a good townstte." said Mr. War.
and utralshtway the pr»i»>rty was bought by tho
r«l!rortd and the wheat Held was platted. Stake*
werrt driven ti> show wherw tha streets were to b«
li >on ted. and shortly afterwanl the bull.iin< of the
town hee;«n. "
Material \\.»s hauTod lat^rlousty overland, and In
some cases bniUllnns w»-re> moved bodily. N" >>v
retire has it* handsome brick blocks, its* cement
sltlewalks, Its postonr*. Its newspaper and a.l
the othtT appurtenances el ■ full grown mnnirl
patlty.
Tin- .-<:> me thltisr w.»s .lone at Wallace, then at
Hr»-ntford and CresbanL and tho other ft(t>--"\
I towns on tin* main Una of the Missouri River ex»
i tenjfc* hnvp r>e»-n bronstht Into existence.
Tho «occ«« nf the Minneapolis n. St. Louts towns
\t :\ marvel ii\ town building. One explanation
pivon hy S.nith itaKntans la that the towns are be
| InK huilt oons^rvattvely and the lota sold by prt
; nil Mils entirely, ■ uuitiue departure in tin* rneth
| oda usually adopted in new town building.
It la planned to have trains running- Into L*
Beau. th*> western lermtQua at the rj*l. to JfcOM
I i n 'ifcim •• iih "
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