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GUARANTEED BTOCKB.
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a»* 1' ?'• Jil — ' Rof H. 150 —
rvi** * " ;*:; * : '--" n^ North Pan. 205 —
. 122 -' |OM r.^rny *M 2°«
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Mr'nlcn M«..115 — rst «• Kam«p0...175 —
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r^lKt'*ni:»l I*3 f^onf Av*nn».. .55* 207
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p-VjiWi-'S 142 South &At Tel.. 65 —
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BANK STOCKS.
OUtcrteS rv duiluu <Hlbert. Xs. 1 Wall streets
Bid. Asked. Bid. Artced.
Atneti'S .... '•■■ * v Lincoln 1.600 1.700
lai Ei-htßre- ''"*" * 2"* Manhattan Co.. 2»0 310
A«»r N«tl~itl «0 7W ; Market A Foil.. 268 275
Cmt Kitlona! 207% 215 Metropolis 3f«"> —
Vk ef l»coui.t 3.V) I* 1 " 1 Mechanics 1 .... 24! i 2.'.^
Bittery Park. IS I* Mech & Trad., i*B 175
U*'r> . S2'> SSO Mercantile .... 245 2,'J5
BB'.ct. * rror. lfi>» 170 Metropolitan .. I*V> 170
C«! * ! Nat. 0* 11 l Merchants' .... I*4 170
CoßM'.iitt»d .- 18* I*3 Merch Bxch.... 1«5 175
Cnvxr I" I*s Mount Morris.. 240 —
cy&f TOO — Mutual Sfv» jt;s
Chf.!*ir. ... '- •' 8^ j Nassau IPS 2"0
T.«!r.!r»l 4 ' ■-'■ «.2M New A m Nat.. 2<X> « JS
m '••-■ W 540 !« NT N B A.... SIS 822
City 2fi«i 273 nyn y County.. 1 —
O»!«ea Etch. IKi — NT Nat Bank. 2<v> «<«
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C*bM 7<«» - Nljrht 4 Pay .. — r^o
Co!un*is *'■'■ P25 North America. 2f.7«4 272*4
r-. &**!!«• Sli» 818 Northern Kat.. IKS 370
Tfrßtrfr.. . H«n 160 Oriental «-a «»SA
MO*/ SM — Pacino ..";.■;.' 240 2W
ft* JCsHesal. •• 719 Park 4.'* 411 ft
rx-.h ttiaaal '*• — ' -"lee .. *.(>■> _
r- Afer.a«..S.7.v» 4.W0 Phenlx .^. ."."*.^ 173 185
Rant Rat,!. 21" 218 P!a«a 660 £»
•cuTt'esth R. 2: — Prodaoa Exch.. M 175
<S*:'«tln 865 B<W Rlvenids . ... 250 MS
fa** ; — 6"0 Keahosrd 575 400
Crr-aa-An .. ISS — ! Pe-cond 700 —
Gwnitt Exch. 4IR — State 2 IWW _
GtrrrAn'4l .... KM _ Thlrtv-fonrth St 2*74 —
Gr^tiwiti ... :..- EC* Twelfth Wart . 850 —
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NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
!r\3ii!sbea by Wllilaa B. Nichols * Co.. No. 15 Wall st.)
. . -. B!4. Asked I Bid. APked.
lmU*7r....'m US NY&ERivcon
l*jjw ... »-J 100^ 6s 101 ifW
Jfat |C Gai C 5..10.-., JOS jjf A m Con r«....100 101
CO Gas Co U.. 87 J(.» NH O stock 47 60
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CBGLC»Si»IOI If!) ■ Ohio *I G «a... 30 40
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J-ftTTWjes. 55 40 Pt Joe O t>s — 64
autuil <>) 210 S4O !Ft Paul Gas Cs.. 69 100
».T#EEiTlst Westch LOg 65...10« 108
U Ifc44 103 187 1
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FERRY COMPANIES.
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.. DETROIT * iIACKfXAC.
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Ma.ni b
IRONTON
" nta^v.t;-- iS-JS «* 5 .«» » tc .i2 221
Financial.
CAPITAL . . . $10,000,000
Par Value of Shares One Dollar Each
The above company is being organized under tho laws of the State of New Jersey
to exploit properties In the Cobalt Mining District. It has already under option some
thirty odd mines including a number of developed properties comprising about 1500 acres.
All of these properties have strong indications of very rich ore equalling anything in the
camp, and are covered by a network of veins which are as promising as the best In the
district
Application for 5,000,000 shares at par will
be received up to three o'clock P. M., Tuesday,
November 20th, and lists will be absolutely
closed at that time.
All applications must be accompanied by
checks in full, payable to Grant Hugh Browne,
Manager, and mailed of delivered to The Equi
table Trust Company of New York, No. 15
Nassau Street, New York, which will issue
receipts for same, subject to final allotment of
shares.
Allotment letters will be mailed as soon
as practicable.
In case allotments are not made in full,
amounts oversubscribed and paid for will be
promptly returned.
THE IRON AND METAL TRADES.
"The Iron Axe ' i
October was a record breaking month, so far as
the production of pl«? Iron Is concerned. The out
put of coHe and anthracite Iron for the thirty-one
days was 2,196.606 pross tons, against '-',165,632 tons
in March of this year and 1.970,062 tons in Septem
ber, these totals being exclusive of charcoal pis
Iron. The greater part of the Increase in the out
put of October over September was contributed by
the steel companies, which reached the tremendous
total of 1,432,1*00 tons, as contrasted with 1.264.350
tons In September. The high output is reflected in
the estimates of capacity of the furnaces in blast
on the first of this month, when they were running
at the rate of over 600.000 tons a we?k, the first
time that that mark has ever been passed in the
history of the American iron Industry. And yet,
with our plants running at the rate of over 16,000.000
tons a year, there 1b a scarcity of metal all over
th© country, and foreign Iron is reaching our shores
in many cargoes every week. A considerable num
ber of cargoes of foreign pig Iron have been pur
chased abroad for American account, and the mar
ket Is taking the metal freely. a disposition la de
veloping to buy foreign iron for forward delivery,
and Iron cannot now be obtained by liners unless
it be for delivery next year. The marked differ
ence in this situation now and during the former
import movements is that the spread between for
eign and domestic iron is much smaller. It was as
much as $3 and $4 a ton when the last considerable
quantities were imported. Taking Into account the
cost of handling and delivering the foreign pig iron
from the vessel's Bide to the regular routes of
transportation, there is now little difference in the
cost of foreign and domestic pig Iron.
THE MARKETS.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. November 14. IBM.
BEANS AND — Marrow are ruling quits strong
for «pot Roods, because of very light offerings; It la pos
sible that quotations could tie exceeded; choice lots are
eelllr.c to arrive, however, at $2 50. Pea hold steady and
are In fair demand. Red kidney aro wanted to the full
extent of receipt*, and the position at the moment Is
quite firm. Yellow eye scarce and In fellers' favor. Lima
are fairly active, with Jobbing sales at $3 in. Scotch peas
steady. We quote: BEAN'S, marrow lftO6, choice, per
bush. $2 50; do medium. lf<o6, choice. $1 65; do pea, ?1 60
©$lC2>i: red kidney. 1906. choice, ?2 6&©s2«>; do black
turtle soup. »2 55'3f2 40; do yellow eye. $1 {W>ffsl 83: do
lima, California. $36*3 10; GREEN* PEAS. Scotch. 1906.
$1 25.
BUTTER Receipts to-day, 5.458 pkrs. Prices through
out are unchanged, but the temper of the market Is a
little firmer on top grades of creamery. Supplies are
shortening somewhat, and the demand is Improving a
little. Rather more doing In the medium qualities also,
but etlll considerable accumulation of these In first hands
and holders are meeting the demand promptly. Ladles are
moving fairly. Renovated dull. We quote: Creamery,
extras, per It). 270 (Mercantile Exchange, official quota
tion, extras. MV4c); do firsts. 24'62Cc- do seconds. 21'g2.'!0;
do thirds, 16820 c: do held, extras. £6#2CV4c; do firsts, 24®
tßc; do seconds. 21522 1--;1 -'-; state, dairy, tub*, fresh, fancy.
2ns2s>.ic: do firsts. 23g24c; do reconda. 21922 c; do thirds.
J6&2oc: Co Western, imitation creamery, lints. Jo^fiSl'ie:
do renovated, extras, 21H52201 do firsts. IB 20c; do
second.*. ITH'JISHo: do thirds. l&HCliVsc: 'Western fac
tory first* 1 . 20c; do se«rnd?, 1'SlOc; An thirds. 16H®lTHc;
packing stock. No 1. 18 l i'3'l9c; do No 2. 17&@l*o; do No
8. IBS We.
CHEESE — to-day, 4.659 boxes. Fancy Feptem
ber cheese 1* well under control of strong holdorj. who are
generally asking higher prices, and we hear of some busl
ress even higher than we quote. Bulk of the offering*
however, are October made, and phnwing jironounced late
made defects with eueh grades selling slowly and tone
lrrerular. Eklms only moderately active. Liverpool cable
nominal for New York state cheepe; finest Canadian. Ma
for colored and «2s for white. We qi: t<-: State, full
cream small and large, September, fancy. 13 '4c; do Octo
ber, best, V2\a; do fair to good, 12®12Hc- do Inferior.
10«iCll%e; do half kirns, small, beat. Jo^stlOHo; do
large, best lOHo; do part skims, prime, 8U31H»<:; do fair
to rood. 74£PViej do common BSflo; do full skims, 81T4c.
EGOS — Receipts to-day. 7.5*3 cases. No further change
to note. It was eaty to maintain yesterday's advance on
fine fresh Fathered ptock, nr.l (her* was demand for all of
»uch that arrived: 100 cases Western firsts sold en "Change
this morning in 2.V-ca«e let* at B2l4<J32*ie. Refrigerators
er« having • very fair demand at 220230 for the best.
We quote: State. Pennsylvania and nearby, selected, white,
fancy $91t4<i<*: do choice. .W?3 E c; do extra mixed. RnsrSflo;
do firiits to rxtra firsts. 32fj:U<>: common to good. 2P«3Oc;
Weetem selected, finest. 84e8.',0; Co average best. n2<??330:
/official riiotnt'.on for firsts. 32c): do sacomla. 2SffS<V: (Jo
thirds, 2- I **?-"" dirtlaa, fresh. 1«5j22c : checks. lMfl?e;
r»frlp*rator. April. VJ-fCic: do May. 21^23c; do summer,
lf>«?22c: limed. 2<""f?22 t ,iC.
FTU'ITS— FREPH— ArrIes in liberal supply and rrertlng
a good demand at steady prices. Pears and quinces quiet
and ea»r- Orapes moving rather slowly. Cranberries
weak and lOT Oranges and grapefruit p»uing w»-ll
when fancy. Pineapple* firm. We quote: APPLES,
Jonathan, per douh!e-heaa bbl. J2 MS$4 6rt; do Mclntosh.
I2W*3s*: flo Wealthy and Alexander. $2r."«rs3 •"/>; do
Oano J2r/iri»3 26; do Fnow. *2f.0«*8; no Oravensteln.
*2 52 75* In Twenty Ounce, $1 75«52r.0: do Twenty Ounre
Pippin «l B 8*225: do None Ftirh, I180M228: do King.
»2CJ3;' do Ben Va\\r. 117MM2.'.; do Baldwin. $1 H>«*
*2 2ff-*4o Fpl f *enberg. $1 MOTS; do Vorthem f»py «nd
Greening. Jl«<''a*2W; fin oemmon. $ia*2: do In bulk,
MT Mil mewure. 75c«$l tO: TKAP.S Peckel. per Hi!,
t"r,(xnt'- flo Beurre Bosr. fißfi^Tti r><V do B*urr» Clsir
r«-mi $2953: do Umirre <VAnlou, $2^*2 73: do Sheldon,
fnf - do Lawrence, %2*iVnT.- do Vtnar of M'akefleM.
*ir/H»I»2 5O: do Kieffer, 3OcQ«l BO: QUINCES, per bM.
*2f.'W}*4- ORAPE. C Cfncord. up river, per i'.im". ,'/if/wi-;
flo I<ei«ware, per 4-TT> basket, I4"fi«r: do N'larara. Rolßej
An per 2A-!t> Vnsket. 6iV: do Calawba rer 4 T?) basket,
Sftl2r; An black, per 4-lT) bafknt. 10ffl2c: do per R-rh
basket 16?T20c: d'> P>e!fiwnr». in trays, per 100 tti. t?,^
>3 6n-'<!n Clinton. J3f/«!$4: do Niagara. $2*i?f2 7n: do
»iiack j"qP2i' rnAvnfßßirs Car* f^. x-r i.vi ?fl^
t»- <lo r*r crate. »'l NMtfSSOI -In Jer«*v. per M.I. *T2s<rtt :
do' i-»r crat* I1TMI«S««: onANOHP. Florida. i<t i-«.
f 1 r/H»ta »■ onAVKFHUIT. Florida, nff box. *1 Wi-ii s?. BO;
PINrAPPLV:S« Florida. r*r crate. K22SC<am
HOPS Tradlnr continues very «iuiet on th» 'oca! m«r«
ket In Ml- f-'ntu a few it:u t.nrtlon» were reported nt a
range r,f JR^TJIc On t).e T'aclflc fJoast M>m« '•sport traal
netg has Keen done In Ore««n at |491SHa to the grower,
but ptwlm general trading Is quiet In all Him states.
W« ouole: Ptatfc. l^' fl . chr.ir* per TT.. 2?1H«24r: do
n-.edlum to prime 21<S2?'-: •:• V<<- 10«12c: Pnetflr CoMt.
](MM choice lTfrl*'- *"> rni-dlum to nrini.-. 13©1flHc; do
IST.' , ,;.,', to ,|.,'.e I?.*fl4'- do NOR, medium. Il#rl2i*.
POt'I^TRT ALlVK— Pe^eil.t* to d.iv in-1i.1e.1 1! car*
by freight a-"1 about 1 car vanning by express With it
continued good demand recall 't, are cleaning up promptly
on arrival. an/I the market In In • firm ration for all
grade* We quote: <"MJ""KI. V spring, per n. I.li :
V"OWIi? per H. lSwet ROOSTTTRP. »M, per It. Re; TI'R
KBYf» .^.r n. IS.- nVCKH. "r IT' I*'" rWEfIP. per th,
12H«: T'IOKONS per pair, 2So. DTtF.FSKr>— With tmp-
Niea of fr«-Kh ' killed fowl* nni rhlfkens tv>» »naW< r» 1
large a fair'v active demand tIM <■';!, faTn^aMo weather,
th* market *vow« in-reisir.g Qrtawmm, especially on chick
en«. and more pa;t:r*i:lfirlr in i"-ni?leil stock. 1-Vri'V bftavy
dry nicked fowls continue very aeaxea, an.l would tell at
Ufi'lSHo If here, but j-osjly «J1 lota running- small and
KEW-YOEK DATLY TTUBT'XR THURSDAY. NOVEJrBEK BK 1006.
GRANT HUGH BROWNE, Manager.
Bank Statements.
Condensed Statement of the Condition of
The Citizens Centra! National Bank of New York
at the close of business, Nov. 12, IQO6.
RESOCKCES:
Time loans and dl^ounts $14.51 C,974.74
IT. H. bonds 1,979. 7.-.0.00
Stocks, securities, etc 619,424.00
Due from banks $3,350,661.79
Demand loans 2,471,680.72
(ash and exchanges 8,443,837.34
14,272, 179.85
plnfrathery. and average best rarely exceed 12 4 c Spring
turkeys are more plenty and tone a shade easier. Choice
laitfl rln* ducks and choice largo squabs in food de
mand, out all other grade* slow and Irregular. We quote :
Fr«6h killed— — TURKEYS, spring, dry picked, per Ib.
leg 18c; dr> scalded, 12@lSc; do old, 11^16.?: CHICKENS.
spring, Philadelphia, broilers, dry picked, 199290: da
H'astingr, 14618 c; do other Pennsylvania and New York,
broitera, 14fl»o; do roasting. 12ffl«Sc; do Western, dry
picked, milk fed. fancy. 15^cl(l l»c;l »c; do other Western. 12®
14c; do Ohio and Michigan. scalded. I3«UHo; do other
Western, 12014 c; do Southern and Southwestern. 130
12Vac; do poor. 10911 c; FOWLS, Philadelphia, dry picked,
per Ib, 18tjl4c; do Western. 10#12 l?c;l ?c; do So-ithern and
Southwestern. 12(gfl2V4c: do Ohio anil Michigan, scalded.
11V&&12Hic: do other Western, !<>'3'l2 1 ,ao; do Southern ana
Southwestern, Italic; OWD COCKS, dry picked, 0c; do
scalded, 8H«*Jo: OEESfiX spring, Eastern. 15®20c;
DUCKS, 6pring, Western. 6^l6c; SQUAItS. prime, large,
white, per dozen. |2O|S 75; do mixed. $1 75S$2j do dark.
$1 60: do culls, BO#7S
GAME) SmaII, scattering lots of fresh killed venison
selling readily at firm prices. Vh« season will close after
November 54*. Rabbits In fair demand. Fresh killed do
ir.estio game birds very scare. Foreign game birds steady.
We quote: QUAIL, prime, per dozen. $4 80<fj$4 75; WOOD
COCK, per pair. lIQSI 60: OROT T $2 So£s3: PART
RIDGE. $2 264/^2 76; PNtPE. English, per dozen, *2tf
»2 7.'. do yellow leg. f 2 Bo@'s3 (SO ■ PLOVER, golden, per
dozen, J4jj»4 DO; do graea. $S'(t?3 »•'): do foreign, black.
Sigs3 50; WILD DUCKS, canvasback, per pair. *B©?3 .V»;
do redhead. |2#s2 BO; do blackhead. 75c©$l; do mallard,
$1 60$T$l 75; do bluewing teal, TBeOfi 10; do greenwina
teal, tiOQ'SSo; do ruddy, ?l<gsl 25; do widgeon. 25-3500 ; do
common. 253 4C0: RABBITS, cottontail, per palr^i'3Q3sc;
VENISON, fresh, saddles, per Ib, 85it45c; do frozen,
whole deer, 1032 100.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES— Irish potatoes in lib
eral supply and weak. Sweet potatoes more active ami
firmer. Onions firm for fancy, but most receipts poor, and
such are dragging, Beets and carrots slow. Cabbages
steady. Cuoumbers plenty and weak. Cauliflowers firm.
Celery dull. Chicory and escarol steady. Eggplants weak.
Lettuce firm and higher for fancy. Mushrooms in active
demand. Peas In light supply, but generally poor. Pep
pen dull. Parsley steady. Radishes firm for fancy.
Itomalne firm. String beans In free supply and weak.
Squash, slow. Tomatoes steady. Other vegetables range
about aa quoted. We quote: POTATOES. Maine, per bag.
JHWyg-JISS: do Long Island, in bulk, per bbl. $1 fiJ ;<1 75;
do state In bulk, per ISO Tb. $1 r><vs7si «52; do per bbl or
»ack Jl 4K@FI 5.">: do Jersey. per bbl or bag. $1 «OOC] BO;
BWEET POTATOES. Jersey, per bbl. Jl 2. r »<frsl 75; do per
basket. r/^J-POc: do Eastern Shore, per bhl. ROciS.M 12:
BRUSSELS SPROUT 3. nearby, per quart. 4*?l2c; UEETS.
nearly. per bbl. $I<ssl BO; do New Orleans, per ICO
bunches $2 60<553: CARROTS, washed p*r bbl. $1 2S-^
$150- do unwashed. $HSsl 25;: CABBAGES, white. Dan
ish feed per ton. $12<rtl3: do domeatio l --7<!10: CV
CUMBERS. Florida, per basket, ?1 7!V??!?2 V»: do Boston
and other hothousn. per dozen. 6ft'"rfsl:6 ft '"rfsl : CAULIFLOWERS.
Long Island, short cut. per hH. ¥26 53: do loner cut.
*T9-$2- CELERY, state and Michigan, per dozen. IS-??
60c; do Jersey per dozen stalks. 10«4<V-: CHirORY.
nearby per basket, *11T$1 25: do CHICORY nd ESCAROL.
New Orleans, per bbl $4f?*s; EC.OPLANT3, Florida, per
box. $175jf520l LETTUCE, nearby, per bhl. 7r.r-?fsl Rf»:
ir> state per basket $1«$2; fin New Orleans. per bbl. $«<?»
$0- do Florida, per basket. $1 TROs3i do Norfolk. $l<fr?2;
do Boston per strap. *1 23f?.«S f^>; LIMA BEANS. Cali
fornid per flat box »1 60; MUSHROOMS, white, per ib.
finc<3¥l- do tan 4<V7T7!\c: ONIONS "mill white pirkle. rer
bbl t:>^t<\: do per basket. HB0«M2B«: da Connecti
cut and Eastern, white, per bhl. $2MVSSS: do red
and yellow. XI t,C/!f%2: do Orange County, white, per
bag. Slr.fvr?s2 2r>: do red and yellow. 7Kcs?sl 2fl: state
and Western, v.hit« per crate. «I^sl 60: do red anrl
yellow $1«??$1 r«f»: do ohallots. New Orleans, per 100
bunches. 5.3: OKRA. Florida, per carrier. *2 **">!$:? r.n :
fin PEAS. Florida, per basket. $2"T$4: do Virginia. $1»
S3; do California rer fat box. ft: PEPPERS. Florida.,
per carrier. *lfr*l do nearby, per M' «I#TW: do V*T
basket 50c«K1: PT'MPKIVS, per bbl. WVBJI; PARPNTTS.
per bbl *1 25!i?$l 7.'.; PARPLEY. per 110 bunches. 75cff$l;
RADIPMES Norfolk per basket. *B«»76o: do New Orleasn.
per 100 bunehM $2#r.«S: do hothouse., r^r I<*> b-mehes.
»I«fs2: ROMAINE. nearby. per bbl. *I*rsl M»: <1o New
Orleans, per bbl *-)**» : FTRINO BEANS. New Orleans,
preen rer basket $2f>s2 P0; fin Florida. «rrejn. »l H<VJ
2r ,,V do ti-ik $2ff*3: do Savannah ami Charleston.
crf n «jr.n«T«riO: 1o Oiarleitton. ■"•?!•«. $2-3*3: do Vir
gin Ik ' r.ocaJ2.V>: 6QUAPH. Hubbard. per bbl ;^*l:
fin nmrrow. ftOr^ll; <* 0 Florida, pew. per bfsket. r..". ,r. - :
HPIVACW nearrv per bbl. T!S"*M!t 25: do Norfolk «1 SMI
| 225: TOMATOES nearby, ripe, prt- r>or nnr-WSI; do
irre^n 2T.Gr.Oc: fin Florldn. per carrier. JlffJl .5: fin
rallfnrnia per fat box. $1 25WJ2: do hothot^ rer g r.p
«<V" TT'TtVTP«» r.e. r > v white, per **■ ißp^*l »: fin
>rFey and Lone: I»'anl. n>»nba«a. 7BIMVV; dr, Cnnada^
rutabaga, P«c^sl; WATERCRESS, per 100 bunches, $10
$IHAT1 HAT AND HAT— •Receipts were of fair vol
,. ' m but in no way exceo<!ed market want., sndaJl useful
STies were steady and firm. We »»? t «-.f »*2 !nrr«
Kirn. rer lf« n». *1 r/,«Ji 10: Na 1 »7Hc«M; No 5. MW
o*r^V« 8 l»««nc: .hlr-plng. CtvftKc: clover, mixed, raw
MV.: clover clear. «o«»<Vc FTRAW wns unchanged for
,v,e week* at WHrWo for long rye. Market fairly
£?,," Tlereir.ts of hay nnd straw, in ton- reported at
%l Pr-.d.Ve Exchange at noon to-day: Hudson "River
r.ntlrU/1 W. Erie TtallrosU!. SBO: Pennsylvanij. natlrosd.
Tr T»eln«-are kswanna * Western *««">«* l)-v.
T^hiJh VBlleV R,!!road. 140: p.«ltlmor* * Ohio T»n!lrm»d
In Ontario & Western railroad 80: Centr«l Rallroa.l <,'
50. r "J'»^- *»: river boats lßftj total 1250 tone. Re
cef^« for 'hr»i P 124 tons. ' Receipt; of straw. 100
ril«- f'r the week. Wi tore. F.Tr«r!s of »ja» ■ *n bales,
I n .vl weX To TTsvanfl "fi«7- Cir.Vr.aa, W: Cuba, M;
STr.ro- V» e'f»-lrlfl»1. M; Me,!,--.. TOT: scattering. 10;
' . . vov 14 rT/YVrTtPFiTD cash srid November.
AiSrKF.. $7 73. __
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. Novsmbar 14.
RFCVKS— K«ceII>U wera W) cars or »•«'{. p e " d - '"
Financial.
$31,448,328.69
Financial.
Bank Statements.
jl LIABILITIES:
Ca P 1 *"! $2,550,000.00
Surplus and profits 890.57fi.02
Circulation 1.572,797 50
Deposits 26.434.935.07
$81,448,338.59
A. K. CHAPMAN. Cashier.
per 100 ft; oxen at J4554 75: bulls at $2«vg:s4- one
extra bull at $4 25; cows at $1 15Q?3 79; tailends at $1
Dressed be-f was slow at last quotations. Liverpool
and London cables quoted live cattle dull. Shipments to
day Included 2.&»n) quarters of beef in the Teutonic to
Liverpool. To-morrow the Dominie, for Para, Hrazll,
will take out 100 head cattle, for J. Shamberg & Bon
Sales — J. Shamberg & Son: 15 Kentucky steers,' 1512
Ib average, at $•> 25 per 100 Ib; 16 do, 1355 n> at ft\ 15
8 Illinois do. 1331 n>. at J3 80; 4 do, 1355 Ib at $5 60 !
1 do. 1000 Ib, at $5 75; {I do, 1090 Ib, at $4 00: 1 heifer
1300 Ib at «5 75; 1 bull, IBM tb. at $4 25; 1 do 1600
tb. at $3 75; 3 do, 1490 Ib. at *;» 40.
McPherson & Co.: 17 Kentucky steers 1320 Ib at
WOO; 10 do. 1273 It), at IBM; 16 do, 1337 Ib. at J5 60:
II -«°" »1248» 1248 m - at * B -' 0; 21 Virginia do. 1319 Ib, at
♦5 75; 7 do. 1183 Ib. at $4 73; 10 do B<v2 Tb. at *4 25;
22 Pennsylvania do. 1127 Ib, at $4 2fl": 26 Pennsylvania
steers, heifers and cows, 873 Tb. at $3 60; I bulL 1420 tb
at $3 70; 1 do. 1220 Tb, at $3 20; 2 do, 820 Ib. at $2 »'•
C co-.VB. 1145 It., at 60; 13 do, 878 Ib. at $2 85; 3do
e33 tti. at |2 SO: « do. 853 Ib, at S3 80; 23 do. 872 rt>!
at $ ?00 a do, at s |l^. at 60; 10 do. * &i *at |1 83; i
To . * Shannon: 1 steer. 1090 Ib. at 14 75; 11 West
ern bulls 1277 tb. at $4: 8 do, 1112 »• at 13 65: 2 stat«
do, 78 ,.n>. at »2 8&; 8 do. 717 tb. at «2t»; 1 cow. 1000
Tb. at »3 40; 1 do 880 n>, at $2 50; 3 do. 740 to. at $2 40
2 t do. 075 "*' at 91 ° a; 5 do. 7£>o "*' at $1 25; " do. 675 "*•
Kerns Commission Company: 18 Kentucky steers. 1257
Ib at $5 85; 20 Co. 1247 Tb. at $5 30.
6. Judd & Co. : 6 bulls. 853 Ib. at |3 80
J. O. Curtis & Bom: 2 bulls. 11*3 rb, at 13; 1 do. 040
Ib at $2 90; 1 do. 700 Ib. at $2 60; 7 cows. 1031 tb at
$3 15; 2 do. 1020 Ib, at f8: 1 do. 620 Ib. at $2 60; 11 do.
©36 tb. at $2 25; 6 do. «7 Ib. at $1 60; 8 do. 900 tb at
$1 25; a do. S.i« rb. at $1 »>: 8 do. 73» n>. at $1 15; 2 Vir
ginia oxen. 1850 Id. at $4 00; 2 do. 1300 Ib. at $4; 1 Vir
ginia bull. 15S*> Ib. at $4.
6. Sanders: 17 Ohio steers. 1150 rb. at $5 10; 2 state An.
£23 tb. nt. $3 75; 121 Kentucky do. 1420 To. on private
terms, something over |)1; 1 bull. 980 Tb. at $8 40; 1 do.
122<> tb at $3 00; 4 cows, 1067 Tt>. at $3 73; 2 do. 815 tb.
at $3 10; 1 do, l*» Tb. at $3; 3 do. 105H ib. at $2 90: 1 do,
820 tb. at $2 75: « do. 791 tb. at $165: 1 do. 850 Tb.
at $1 73; 1 do. SSO Ib, at $1 60; 14 do. Slo rb. at $1 35.
Newton & Co. : 18 Kentucky steers. 1300 ft. at $5 90;
20 Ohio fed Western*. 1462 Tb. at $5 80: 17 do. 1378 tb. at
$."> 80; « do. 1321 to. at $5: IS Ohio steers. 1300 Ib. at
$■") 70; 17 Virginia do. 1159 !t>. at $3 25; 20 do. 1201 Tb, at
•3 25.
Jelliffe. Wright ft Co.: 1* bulls. 83.1 Ib, at $2 80; 4 da,
62* Ib. at $2 50; 7 cows, 894 tt>. at $1 60: 11 do. 630 Ib.
at SI 20.
John P. Nelson: 6 bulls. 091 It>. at $2 00; 1 do, "70 Tb.
at $2 80; 3 mixed cattle. 978 tb. at $3 40; 1 heifer. 670 Tb,
at $2; 8 cows. £67 tb. at 12 25; 2 Jo. 756 !b. at $1 76: 1
do. 850 n>, at $1 80; 19 do. 738 rb. at $1 20.
Andrew Mullen: 2 oxen, 1515 It), at $4 10; 0 bulls. S6B
Tb, at $2 83: 8 cows. 840 tb. at $2.
W. R. Hume: 2 cows. 645 Ib. at $1 90.
MILCH COWS — Receipts were 115 head. Including 65
for slaughterers and 60 for th» market. Demand strong,
and price*, quality considered, were $2gsß per head higher.
Common to fairly good rnllkara, calf included. sold at $25
•965.
£a!e* O. Curtis U Bon: 16 covrs and calves at $25@
$55 per head.
Louis Hellbrunm 12 cows and calves at $40€568.
A. McCabe: 3 cows and calves at $36^*50.
C. Rockefeller: 6 cows and calves at $33<g$30.
Andrew Mullen: 2 cows and calves at $42A550.
TV. I;. Hume: 2 cows and calves at $403(30.
CALVES— Receipts ware 2.044 head. Including 448 for
butchers and I.SIHt for the market, making, with the stale
calves. 1.740 on &ale. Prime veais were not plenty and
Just about stead)'; tha undergrade* slow and weak;
crasser dull and barely steady; good Westerns unchanged.
The pens were nearly cleared. Common to choice veals
sold at $."'u' J'j per 100 tb. little calves and culls at $3 :avj(
$4 60. aiaaaaia at $2 4< l i/$2 73; prime Westerns at $4 60.
Dressed calves slow at Mi Ho per tb for city dressed veals
and 6911 He for country dressed.
Pal«»— Je.lllffe. Wright A Co.: 23 veals. 133 Ib average,
at $6 per 100 Tb; 38 do. 142 Ib. at $9 60; 43 do. 123 n>. at
$7; 3 do, 120 Tb. at $« 60; 10 do. 100 Ib, at $8; 13 do. 84
tb. at $6; 10 do, t(s Ib, at »4; IS fed calves. 814 ft. at
$3 23.
Andrew Mullen: 41> v«ala 142 It), at SH 60t 7 do 129
; n>, at $8; 6 do. 110 Ib, at $« 66; 8 do. 111 Ib, at $6; 11
I gressers. 254 Ib, at $2 75.
W. R. Hume: 2 veals. 183 Ib, at $»: 04 do, 14T It), at
$8 75; 106 do. 142 n>, at $9 50; 11 do. 116 to. at $5: M
grussers, 210 Ib, at $2 40.
John P. Nelson: 17 veals. 127 Tb, at $*»>: 10 d* 122 ft,
i at $8; 81 do, 128 Tb. at $7 40: 4 da, 135 tb. at $7, « do,
00 rb. at $6 60 6 do. 102 Ib, at $5; 66 do. 70 tb, at $4 ■<,
, 2 fed calves. 323 Ib. at $3; lit! Western calves, 218 ft, at
$4 CO.
J. O. Ourtls & Bon: 18 veals, 187 Ib, at IP; 8 do. 163 Ib.
! at $8 TO; 20 do, 130 rb. at $5 00; 1 do, 90 ft. at $«; 6 do,
' 118 m. at $5; 2 fed calves. 233 ft. at $4; • 00. 232 ID. at
$3 00.
O»orr» & L. B. Plllenbacki 5 veals. 168 ft, at $», 2 do.
165 ID. at $8 78; £ grassy*. 160 ID, tt $2PO.
B. VT. Otis ci Co. i 66 v»als. 157 rb. at $9; 3 do, 117 ft.
at $0.
6. Judd & Co. I 6 veals, 144 Ib, at $5 60; 14 do, 137
Ib. at 9% 20; 4 do. ISO ft. at $8: 28 do. 12» ft at $7 75;
67 do. 11l ft. at $7 37\4; 61 do. It* ft. at $7 35; 2 do.
16 ft. at 10; 3 fed oalv«». 207 ft. at $4; I do. 305 rb.
j at $3.
B. Zanders I 13 Teals. 188 ft. at $8 60: I do. 117 Ib,
at $J SS: 3 do. 140 ft. at $8; tfl do. 13J ft. at $7 73: i
do, 145 ft. at $7 60; 14 do. 112 ft. at $5; I do 83 ft.
at $3 60; 3 fed calve*. 860 ft, at $3 78; 2 grasi«rs. 340
Ib, at ID SO.
TobiD A Shannon! 11 v °«l». »0 ft. at |«; 3 do, 160
ft. at ♦»; 9 fed calves. 448 tb, at $3; 8 grassers. 110
ft, at $2 E9. v
McPherson A Co. • « fad calves. 40« ft. at $1.
FHEEP AND LAMBS— Receipts were 4 Hi cars, or
*,78« htiiid. lucludlng 16' i cars for slaughterers and
2H for the market, making, with the stala stock, SIU
cars on sale, ©f which 13 were at Jersey City a-n.l 1&%
at «Oth st. yards. Sheep were quiet at steady prices;
lambs firm end good stock 100 higher. The pens were
quite cleared. Common to prime sheep sold at $S»
$5 13 per 100 ft; a few bead at $& 10; culls at SI Bo^
I: 80. medium to choice lambs at $«Sotfs7«Q; a few
state lambs at $7 78; culls at $4 *i«ss ;5: Canadian
lambs at J7 80. Dressed mutton dull at »©:• per
Ib: dressed lambs steady at iodise.
Halts— a. bander.: 11 athte limbs, 73 ft average, at
(7 16 uer 100 OH saX'tik Tl IK ai VI 001 05 sVu la.
Trust Companies.
Morton Trust Company
33 NASSAU STREET.
Capital .... $2,000,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits $7,500,000
Acts as Trustee, Guardian, Executor, Administrator, A<»ignea, Receiver, Regiitm and
Transfer Agent. Take* charge of Real and Personal Property. '.'
Deposits received subject to cheque, or on certiflcata. Interest allowed on daily balancas.
Travellers' Letter* of Credit issusd. Foreign Exchange.
OFFICE**).
LEVI P. MORTON, Prsaident.
THOMAS F. RYAN. Vie©- President. JAMES K. CORBIERE, Vice- President.
CHARLES H. ALLEN, Vice- President. H. M. FRANCIS, Secretary. rres<aen *-
CHARLES A. CONANT, Treaeurer..
Counsel, PAUL D. CRAVATH.
DIRECTORS:
John Jaoob Astor, James B. Duke. A. D. JullHard. Samuel Rea.
Charlei H. Allen. Henry M. Flagler. Joseph Laroc<jua. Wtnthrop Ruth^rfurd.
G-orge F. Baker, Daniel Gussenhelm. D. O. Mills, Thomas F Ryan
Edward J. Berwind. G. O. Haven, / L«vl P. Morton, Jacob 11. SchirT '
Paul D. Cravath, James N. Jarvle, Richard A. McCunSy, Valentin* F. Snyde»
Frederlo Crom^elL Walter S. Johnston. W. G. Oakman. Harry PaymsVhltnp.v
I.XVI V. MORTON. EDWARD J. BERWINP. JAMES N JARVIE
THOMAS F. RYAN, PAUL D. CRAVATH. JACOB II SCHIST
CHARLES H. ALLEN. Q. O. HAVES. HARP.T PAYNE WHITNFT
Bowling Green Trust Co.,
26 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Capital, $1,000,000"; Surplus, $3,000,000
OFFICERS I
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR - Ist Vice-President
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG - 2d Vice-President
JOHN A. HILTON ■ - 3d V.-Pres. & Treas.
WILLIAM M. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS!
Charles P. Armstrong, Myron T. Herriek,
Frank Brainard, Edward T. Jeffery,
Harry Bronnsr, William M. Laws,
Robert C. dowry, Wm. Willis Merrill,
Edmund C. Converse, Winslow S. Pierce,
Wm. Nelson Cromwell, Dick S. Ramsay,
Grenville M. Dodge, Frederick B. Schenok,
A. Goepel, Andrew Squire,
Edwin Gould, William H. Taylor,
Frank J. Gould, Edward R. Thomas,
George J. Gould, • John P. Truesdell,
John A. Hilton, E. F. C. Young.
8<777/c Statements.
[No. 1.261.1 . _
REPORT OF THB rONr»TTTO>f CT TTTB JfATIOVAX.
BUTCHERS AND DROVERS BANK, at New Tor*.
in the State of New York, at ths close of buslnoas.
November 12th. 1*06:
RESOURCES. „. _ c , _.
Loans and discounts ...~. * 2 27 2 > *« "
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured.., ♦—. .^S^ri
U. P. bonds to secure circulation-. — 5S*S>aS;
Bonds, securities, en - k'iSliS,
Furniture and fixtures •»•• --S'lTi,.
Due, from national banks (not reserve. a*er.t*>. 18»3-'J **
Due from Mat* banks and bankers 12 ii
Checks and other cash items ••— •vl*2;v I *2; lr
Exchanges for clearing house... — •••• "HirtJU
Notes of other national banks — .- I'JJS
Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents. . Z.tti» •»
Lawful money reserve in bank. via. :
Spools tindVr" no\v 9 ::::::::::::.':: $4(W. 118 50 430.15500
Legal tender notVi ::.:..: H7.09T 00 490,15380
Redemption fund with VB. Treasurer (5% of «.„.„„
circulation) — _ 2.»0O CW
! Total - -~ $8,437.87212
LIABILITIES. . ft
Capital stock p*!4 In - 'MSSo
Surplus fund -;•
fndlvlded profit-*, less expenses and taxes paid 3-.- '"47
National bank nntes outstanding JsT-V ii
Due tr» other national banks fit,f 'it, oa
Due to trust companies and savings banks.-.. B,«v-.- ■«•
Dividends unpaid __„ 44 5.
Individual deposits subject to check 2>B iv2ij?:U
Demand certificates of deposit S'UTic 12
Certified checks S , iJV 2.
I Cashier's checks outstanding 7.824-3
Bills payable, Including certificates of deposit
for money borrowed - 200,000 00
Total $3,487.87213
State of New York. County of New York, ss.:
I VTSI H. CHAPE, cashier of the above-earned bank,
do 'solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to
the best of my knowledge "^belief. m,,.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of
November. 190.. DAVID" STRAt *9
Notary Publlo New York County.
Correct-Attest: j, JOH^ ON- .
OSCAR STINEK. V Directors.
HENRY HOFHEnrETR. )
[No. 1250.1
KETPORT OF THE CONDITION THE k
MEfHiMfS' X ATIOVAT. BANK.
at New York In the State of New York, at th* c!oss ot
business . November 12. 190 A (^^^ ,, Q „
Loans an.l discounts $15._84. : W «3
Overdrafts, secured an.l unsecured «... "''"
r. 9 bonds to secure circulation SraSsw
Bond?, securities, etc .S«rSS
Banking house, and fixtures....... t J*?-^ »
Due from national bank* (not reserve agents) I.B MM** •*
Due from state banks and bankers thiVoSi fx
Checks and other cash items ««»SS
rxch-n K e 3 for clearing house IS.! »«•«»"»
Notes of other national bank 5 .............. B'JT,,8 'JT,, ?2
Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents 631 4.
Lawful money reserve In bank, viz.: 4=< . w
Pr>er!» .......... .-$2.734.4.R '"•
iSSTaf tender 'notei: :::::: 1.S&5.Q0O0O 12>4280()
Re.ramrtton fund with V. S. Treasurer (8% TKnnM ,
of circulation) 27.600 00
Total $41,223.50220
Capital stock paid ta^ ! *:::£:: '•'nSftflSoS
Surplus fund 3.000.00000
Undivided profits, less expense* and taxes eßoeid4?
P'il' 1 ..,.............•••.••••••.* Bx\nii» * i
National "bank 'notes outstandlne. . . . . . •••••• 497.1<X> 0«>
DM to other national banks .... SO4 01
Dim to state banks and bankers. 2.2t.».4t>l 31
Dun to trust companies and sav
ings banks _... 2.543.W*
Dividends unpaid B>s — l! >
ID UaI .<. <r M . 1 . . . subject .!?12.823.«02 82
r | 10 ,.^ 12.n2!>. """»>-
Demand certificates of deposit... 135.053 91
Certified checks ».«14.47M><>
Cashier's checks outstanding. . ■.^ 803.053 IS g^.,^,^
Reserved for taxes 78.902 76
Total ...s4l 288.602 20
State of New York. County of New York, **. : _"«.'-.
I FRANK O. ROE. cashier of the above-named bank,
do "solemnly »we«r that the above statement is true t»
the best of my knowledge and^elief^ ROE
Subscribed nnd sworn to before me this 14th day ° f
Notary Puhllo.
Corr^t-^«est: H b sToKEg
CLARENCE H. KELSBT, V Directors.
V. EVERIT MACY. J
Surrogates' Xotices.
IH PURSUANC3 OP AN ORDER OF HON. AINER
C Thomas, a Surrogate of the County of New
York, notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims againet Henry Thompson, late of Stamford.
Fairneld County. Conn., deceased, to present the same
with voucher* thereof to the subscriber, at its place
ot transacting business. No 63 Vail Street. In the City
of New York, on or before the 18th day of May next.
rated New Tork. the 7th day of November. 1904.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COM
PANY. Executor.
W. T EMMET. Attorney far Ei»«'jtor 3J Wall Street.
Manhattan. N. Y.
C THANE. EDWARD A. — IN PURSUANCE OF AN
KJ order of lion Frank T. ntzgerald. a Surrogate of
the County of New York, notice Is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Edward A. Crane, late of
the County of New York, deceased, to present the
same, with vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at
their place of transacting bcilr.isi. at the ofßce of
Crane & Lockwood. at No. 42 Wall Street. in the Bor
ough of Manhattan, in the City of New York, on or b«
fore the «th day of April next.
Dated New York, the 4th day of October. ISO*.
SARAH GRAY CRANE. ALEXANDER M. CHANB.
Executors.
CRANE 4 LOCKWOOD, Attorneys for a »«re, 49
Wall Etraet. Borough of Manhattan. Now Toric
City. _^_
at $7 CO: 1" do, 89 ft, at $7; «T Aa .--« ft. at $BQ3Ht
I*l Pennsylvania do. *4 ft. at |7i 823 •?*»• oulV 47 ft
at $4 S5 49 state sheep and lambs. 63 R>. at W i\)| 7
stat« yearling* 76 ft. at $3 50: 83 stats, snee^, 106 ft.
at $5; 53 do. «a ft. at $3 25; 10 do, »4 ft. at $3; 6 culls.
SI IT. at $1 B*>.
Kefns Coiruritsiioo Companri IT4 stat» lambe. 63 ft. at
$7 25- -3S Buffalo do, & ft. at W6O; to, K«ctucky
ihe*.p 122 ft. at $5 25: 28 state do, 87 ft. at $3; 74 Ken
turkv culls 78 Ib. at $2 80.
Newton 4 Co.: 230 Weal Virginia. lambs. «1 ft. st
$0*00; 2 West Virginia sheep 63 ft. at $S 26
T bin £ Shannon: 13 state lamb*. 82 ft. at $7 73.
TV It Hime 211 Northern Canada, lambe. 6* ft. at
$7 60: 2O» do. Tl tb. at $7 60i 201 «•. CO ft. at V 60:
"32 Pennsylvania do, 78 ft. at $7 00; 0 culls, 60 Ib, at
It" 3) do. 43 ft. at $4 23: » Canada sheep, 104 ft. at
to si» 1 buck, 160 ft, at $4.
J V» Curtis it Son, lbO Vermont lambs, 63 ft. at $3 80;
184" state do. 70 ft. at $7 87W; «$ do. e7 ft. at $7 23:
U do. 77 tbVat $7 20; 147 do. A ft. at $7; 70 do, 62 ft.
at J6 *° I* *■ Dllienbaoki 194 «tat« lam^ <"* r^ at
17 80- 63 culls. &3 ft. at $3 26
Hi.;- receipts were 43"* cars, or 7,4«» bead, teclud
lnir a car» for the market, reeling steady, and heavy
flight stats hog* wero quotable at Srt 60S $6 SO per ICO
ft Country dressed boga flow at i\,»10o per ft.
a j j(fn P. Nelson (late yesterday*: 80 state hoc',
123 ft average, at $3 SO per 100 ft; « roughs. 243 ft. at
$s!>o
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
East Buffalo. Nov. 14. — CATTLE: — Receipts. tSS
head; market steady: prime steers. 15 «O\,"ja 13 s ship
ping $4 7S»$5 50; butchers'. *4 75»55 30. VEALS—
Receipts. ISS head: market active. tic higher. $4 809
• 78 HOGS — Receipts. 4,300 bead; market fairly
,-ti\e and about steady; Torkers. l« 3SOS« 4* ro'lg^ <
$3 754f?i SO: tlalrtes, S»;otfs4Ss. BHi:: a, ■
IAM 113— Receipts. 3.000 hen.l; market active ami
hi-h.-r; lumt>s. $5S$7 80: wethers. IITtOI*- ■••*
3SEO&}3"S: sheep, mixed. lifflss 75.
' jlsasu citn Voa iir-<u.rriJs>-Ji*c«i»u l u,»at
Trust Corn paries.
Bank Statements.
_„.._ [Ns. 1.5701 " ~ "*-■
REPORT OF THE CONDITION* OP
THE MERCHANTS' Ml ML BANK
W U 3. 8 l»oSt" KtrW TW '*' *'* tbt ° < * )n °° t businoM ';mm
kr^"^" K ~ Y^ «-•■'" ■■ ••»=— ■<•— -
_ HISOURCES.
Lo»r.# and discount*...... ... ,-»,--» _•
&■'•£**?'"{ insured and unaKurid'S. '.'.'." ' I 143 So
0 a. W>nds to ascitr* clroulatton B5o!o0oS
U. S. bonds to secure C. S. deposits-....!.. 60 000 S
Other bonds to s<kup» U. fi. deposits..-.;!.. 71", mto
Premiums on C. 6. bonds. 1111111 81 00004
Bor.da. socurtti-s. ate —.. "*" b'i Oil
B»nklr.« housa. furnltur* and flxttsros '.'. B'as.'a67 M
Duo from national banks (not nsaerrw asentS) 1 «1i904 2
Duo from stato banks and basxers . — <•< Wt M
C&ecks and other cswati |-«sia M .. 53.7 M M
Exolianroa for cJeartny h0ur*. .............. 2 TSB'sol »•
Notes of other national banks. .. — - 000 »
FVactloosJ paper currency. tdcksla and «snu'. . *o§ 41
Lawful moc«y t*mw in ha&k. vis.:
6p*-'« 12:117.883 40
Leical tandsr notes 947,000 00 — B.oA4.sM«s>
R»<Jompt:on fual with V. S. troa»ur«r .Baw of
drculatlos) .. — r.MIM
Duo from X}. 9. traaaursn othor than S»o ro
daxnstlsa turtA _ ),«s)
Toui x\MiA' ■•■ v- t23,oa».aaß)a»
Carital r- < psJ4 in - $iOOO,ltf ff
Surplus fond -. 1.000,598
V r ■ ■ :«.i profit lass expanse* and •«»
paid - «»D.4l|«
Xatlosal bank ncytu 0ut5tand15v... ......... 390.009 M
Rostrvod for tax«». ....... — ... ............. zS.SOSW
Duo to other national b*nk».. .53,848,891 89
Duo to st&t* b«sks and bankers 817. *4* ii
Duo to trust ooxnpaaias and
savtnga bank* - a.tSo.M* 47
Divldands unpaid 1231**
Ir.dtviauAl depcsiU «übj»et ta
check «JT8.177T«
Demand certificates of deposit. 54.13S tl
C«rtlflad checks . JHW.*<3 48
■ ■i.-..-. ci«:iL» - t»tsadla».. KCZ I- 1 53— t? JB«.»| fj
rnited States deposit*.. .^-.^ * Oa ??9sf
Bot-ds borrowed .. — .^.... ....— .... — ... lOO.OOsjq*
Totai — $32.03* »•«•
State ci N'sw York, ccunty of New Yark. is. i
I. ZOHETH 8. FREEMAN, cashier of the alio'r» MHN
bick. do »o!emnlT swear that •-» abcw« statomeat La am*
to th. best of my knowlod^ -^^^^^ Caahlo*
evb»orlbed ard rwara t» bsfore me •. * H' H . 4ar o< 3te-
Temb«r. 100* a E. FATNTEJR. Nouirr >u»tt*»
JOITV A. BTE-WAJIT, 1 _.
DONALD MaCKAT, VOtrastassi
R M gallawat. J
tNo. 891.1
T> spout or Tira condition ot
XV THTS NATION AX PVRK llAjnL tfc .
at IT«w Tor; Ity In the Ftate New T»r«. at «»•
close ef business November 12th 10O«i
RESOURCES. MB|l|
Losvrs and discounts • * *« s '' r ''?s2
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured .««,.,$
V. 9. bonds to secure circulation iSS
V. 8. bond, to secur* U. 8. deposits _-Jr?*?g
Oth«r bonds to secure U. B. deposits J^'SS
Bon<3s. securities, etc ■Sv'T-S
Banking house, furniture and fixtures s.»«..ub. 03
Due from national banks (not reserws _-„_-.
agents) 3 I? T?? il
Due from state basks and bankers. . ♦« )'•> «I
Checks and other cash item* 2£r«Si*
Exchanges for clearing house » •^222
Notes of other national banks 87.0W »•
Lawful money reserve tn bank. via. :
Sce.-le $1«. 043 4*
Legal tender notes. 2.6^4.990 00 „ m —
R»<ftmption fond with XI. 8. Treasurer (M ,— ,»-««<»
1 of circulation) V'ZZI-'il" 150 - ocoo<>
Due from U. S. Treasurer, ether than 64 _...-*-»
redemption fund 114.000 0»
Xotal -. ... : ... $1^,907.174 69
Capital «o=> paid lIABITJTTra. '»M
Capi'a! stock paid m Iff! '1
eu^ius fund - a.wo.wooo
Undivided profits. le»»-«xpenses asd taxea ,-4.—^^
National' baiik' notes outstanding, .^. . . .... 2.977.«Ki<> OO
Due to other national bunks.. s3o. MS. 7" 1 54
Due to state banks and bankers 13.742.134 .3
Due to trust companies and __^. .
savings banks 8.192.2V>41
Dividends unpaid 8-4- °°
Individual deposits subject to w1 R1
eh^clt 83,*14.55." Bl
Demand certtflcates of deposit. sp- 4S 5 71
Certlfled checks rr 24-43^^2 4 - 43^^
Cashier's checks outstanding.. 8.209.443 89
_ i 84.741. Sol WJ
l*nlted States deposits^ ~ ?^ 5
Beser\-ed for taxes «...«. **________.
Total $100,007,174 M
Btate of New York. County of New Tor*, ea. :
I. M H. EWER. Cashier of the above-named hanK
do solemnly swear that the above statement la true I*
the best ot «ny kAowl«<i 39 and^'^f jj^ c^ i^
Bubscribed and sworn to before me this 14ta day at
I>oTem *WM. 'ffi. DOTTOLJLB. Notary Fu>3» ICngs Oe.
Cert, filed In N. Y. Co.
Corroct— .Attest:
JOS. T. MOORS, }
JOHN E. BORNE, .Dtreatos*
CORNELIUS VANDER" I
[No. 733.1
"DEPORT OF THE CONDITION* THS
Xii NATIONAL BANK OF " i •-«*«.
In New Tork. at New Tork. in the State ->' N»w Ter*. a*
♦he close of business. November :2t'.i. 19C(J:
RESOURCES. , lrt «^»«^«i
Loans aai discounts ..~ $100>7 T? > "" 2
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured .H'S^S
C. S. bonds to aecura. circulation **£!2';c52
V. S. bonds to secure U. B. depoalta L.823.00»«B)
Other bond* to secure V. 8. deposits.. „..— 4Ba.ia»f»
Premiums on V. 3. bonds . rt W* -""1 14
Bonds, securities, etc — — • x «'^r-°J*i
Banking house and lot _ ..._■_. 8.320.00©
Due from national banks (not reaer»e<
airents) .....•.....••-.-••••••••••••••.••• 7.C54.4TT1 * 4
Due from state hanks and hankers .... — . 1.012,885 W
Check* and other cash items J-J^'ill 2?
Exchanges for clearing house * 7>O lv « 5i
Notes of other national banks 131.C33 02
Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents »53 0T
Lawful money reserve la back, via. t
g pec 1* $24,100,814 50
Legal tender notes — .... Iff. V -> 29.133. {2101
Redemption fund with C S. Treasurer i5*J _»
of o!rcula«on> ■■■ «*4.«» a»
Due from U. 8. Treasurer, other than 8%
redemption fund ~ lIS.CJ Jt
Total ~ ....8217.297.8<»W
XIIABIUTIEftV
Capital stock paW to— —.. »^2?5?2
Surplus fund 10,00«XOOO«
UndlTtded profits, less expanses and taxeei
National* bank notsi'oii'tstandinfr .M^-ISi!
National bank notes outstaaaing U. 714 3Oa «•
r-ue to other national banks. .$88.«1*32S 88
Due to state banks and bankers 40.GG2.3.52 13
rivldends unpaid 7.513 50
Individual deposits subject to
check - 491<»aM940
Demand certificate* of deposit. 1.009. Ml 19
Accepted checks 81,777.741 «•
Cashier's checks outstandla*. . 8.734349 30
Vnlted States deposits 1.430.12107
Deposits of V. S. dlaborataa ...„_.„
offlcera 234.372
Reserved for taxes 823.20: 13 163.819.7W If
Bonds borrowed 462,180 0»
Total ♦ $2ir 2sr Dotar
State of New York. County of New Terk. aa. :
I._ WILLIAM C DUVALXi, cashier of the ahov«-cvaais)4
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is trut)
to the best or my knowledge and belief.
W. C, DITVALL. CashlSTV
■l*aiilli< and sworn to before me this Uth day ef
November, IW* A. J. OXENHAM. Notary Public*
Correo»—^Vf.est:
JACOB H. SCHIST. 1
PAUL MORTON VDirsctors.
V. P. SNYDER. J
head, tnoludlna ••• Southerns: market stsady to
streng: choice export and dressed beef steers, $S iO
$S7B; fair to good, $4955 40. Western ste«rs. $3 50 9
MM: sto^kers and feeders. %i 50 if? i 65; Southern
st.-ere. $>••#•> 23; Southern cows. $:«?$3:3: native
cows. 93914. native heifers. $<9s;>: bulls. $2_ > 3»
$3 85; calves. $3tfs« 73. ' HOG3 Reoelpts. 000 head:
market strong to shade lower; top. $3 17H; bulk of
*al«s $« 07»» «*s* 12S; heavy. $• 10 i:^». packer*.
!JO;VSHIS; plga and! lights. »5 75 U*i 12 V BHBBP
—Receipts. 8.000 bead: market slow to stead*.
L-*MB3. $Bffs7tS; ew«s and yearlln**. $4 8» •Ml
■ stern yeaxlin«». $0 23*54; Western sheep. |i 23*
13 80; atockera and feeders. $1 78 9la
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.
Uverpoo! Nor. Ctoatnf: WHEAT— Srot •*. 1t If»
2 red. Western, winter. Oe llW; futures quiet: _ D . ■'*■*
«» 4Wd: March. «s»»'a4: May. •»4%>J. ' — Spot ««M|
American, nixed. 4eM; futures quiet: Pacsaßber. 4»3%d;
January 4e Va HOPS— LoaJon (Paclfto C»a*t>, nrm
ats4lse4»«S PEAS- Canadian steaJy at <• M. rtOXm
— 8t LouliTfanoy winter «•&" «». DEEF^-Extra *!**
neae nrm at 70s PORK— Priss* m.«. Weatera. quist 4.
at 82a Cd HAMS— Short cut. 14 , to 18 m. Cm at **.
BACON— Cumberland cut, 2«t to 80 n>. firm at 61s (»4l
short rib 1* «o 24 ft. firm at 66s 6d; lonj clear mld3l«*,
l'tht. » t.. 34 ». »t»ad» at 64. dc ' ceavr, » to 4O ft,
steady at 53* <U; short clear backs. 16 «oja> IN steady (el
46- clear b«lll». 14 . to 18 !>. steady M fee* *L SHO&L-
Kllß.%— Square IX to 13 ISi. strong at 48* *». LAlttV—
Prime \V«stern. la tletvefl. st?»dy **i*f«J dj Amarteaa
refined, in pats. steaJy at *7s Bd. CltEESO— Cawvllam
finest white steady »* s - «• colored steady at «4s. TAL-
I»W— Primo city strong at 2 d s- TURPENTINB—SpIrIt»
strcn* at 60s. fJNSBUD OIL strong at tta 3d. BUT
TER-nneet United states steady at Ma: a»| da steady
at bSs PKTROLEUM tteadv a: **4d. ROaiN—
firm at 10» "tad.
IW otaM* wrwsssi sm aUram* *B*
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