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i iMIhiiii i ii Mli ill I tL US.JMWH.lprw pm' efiyr 4vmW THE PII ILABELPIIIA TIMES, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 2G, 1901. bank Statements BANK STATEMENTS M-steamcr due neit week lit 20.78 and' August sold at a6.78 dows to MU.50, cloning with INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS Continued. (26.50 asked and S20.40 bid. November closed NEW YORK EUROPEAN STOCK MARKETS 125.25 sellera. American Tin Plats Company has not sdvauced Its price for tin plates, and I July SS.

BUI. As. July 24. Bid. I Ask the central cotton belt also received needed rnlns, while tho eaatero belt was being restored to new life by clear, mild weather.

Receipts at the ports continued very small. Spot cotton markets were heavy, and there were but few reported declines worthy of mention. Near the close room selling pushed prices well down to the lowest of the day. The market waa flnallv steady, with prices net 14 to 17 points lower, CLOSING PRICES. nn Its quoted rat Is still 14 at mill, but new oruers re not wanted owing to the strike.

But Job 105 bers are holding their atocks for higher prices, REPORT OF TUB CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC AT NEW YORK 245 feroadway Surf, 1st 6s.114 Po. 2d. i IKH Brookly City It. R. .141 K.

W. K. 101 OnL Park, N. K.R.laW Do. Ts lltW NEW YORK REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE SEABOARD NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK In the State of New York, at the cloie of business July 15, 118)1: RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts $13,073,007.57 Overdrafts secured and 32.72 V. S. bonds to secure W.Ono.oo V. 8. bowls to secure 11, 8.

derails 20l.t88i,(K) Premiums on li. S. bonds 12,500.00 and some special slsus have, been sold at 5 and even 5.20 per box. Tho Ikndon market closed 1(W 220 100 LONDON EXCHANGE with tin il 5a. lower at 118 and futures To-day's Yesterday's In the Slate of New York, at the close ef business closing.

unchanged at 114 10s. Copper was dull and nom closing. Columbus KOVj July 15. Hail LONDON, July closed blifher at 0274 for both money and the c- 10.1 Do. pref lloMj Con.

Traction of X. J. fill (i.S 11014 couat. Canadian Taclflc lower at Con. Traction 5a IOWj! nigh.

7.75 7.32 7.82 7.38 7.30 7.43 7.49 7.85 7.21 7.28 7.22 7.34 7.88 7.40 RKSOfRCES. Loans and discounts Ovvrdrafta .......4 U. Honda to secure S. bonds to secure V. S.

Deposits, July August September. October. Novemher. December. January 7.80a7.8l 7.40u7.41 j.4HuT-42 74.1a7.48 T.44a7.48 7.50ii7.B1 7.64(17.55 7.05a7.08 T2.3u7.24 T.20n7.27 7 7.40a7.41 Inal here at 17e, for lake and for casting ml electrolytic.

Iondon cloaed a shade lower with final prlcea for tho day showing spot at 07 12s. and futures at 08. Lead prices were la, 8(1. lower at Lotdon, closing at 12 la. wlillo the local market win unolianged at 4c.

Spelter was quiet locally at il.0 to 410 115 Anaconda sold 14 higher, but closed enslr Rt iS74, ypsterdny's final price. Spanlnh 4s closed 14 lower at 09. Supplies of money Eighth Avenue It. It. 400 ild St.

N. A. 1st 113 Do. 2(i 99 Grand Rnnlds St 28 101 $14,182,768.21 858.75 1,500,000,00 1,028,000.00 117,782,51 884,432.02 637.884 18 82,140.28 rremiuma on r. ikukis Stocks, securities, et Do.

nref 8U4 were not large to-day, and there was an In 884.638.45 57,277.25 872.85 20,100.43 4.870,930.02 29,415.00 907.16 21 Hi CHICAGO PRICES Ter. City, Hob. Tot. 10'i Da 4a 81V4 creased demand, partly owing to tenders Ranking house, furniture ami fli-turea i Other real estate owned Due from National banks $2,475,647.29 114 11 104 105 241 245 nil 208 220 104 100 50j 5214 ln'U-i H5 00 loonoy, 400 410 115 115 09 101 28 31 10' 20U 2fl 28 102 10H UW 205 81 Vi 8214 2814 25 118 119 215 217 119 121 20 25 00 08 110 113 110 117 109 111 113 114 105 108 :t.t5, while London closed five shillings net higher at 10 15s. Iron bum Here and abroad was onlet, and practically unchanged.

Glasgow Due from National bunks (not reserve agents) Due from State bunks aud bankers Internal revenue stumps Checks and other cash Items Exchanges for Clearing House Notes uf other National Fractional paper currency, nickels, and cents Lawful money reserve In bunk, vlx. Specie $3,141,887.85 Legal tender IJ. S. certificates for gold deposited 2.10,000.00 Nassau Electric 4s. 7W ictuji 28 clear, straight, patont, Rye Flour Wat steady and dull st practically unchanged prices.

We quote at per barrel, aa to quality. Baled Hay and Straw Uecetpts, 170-tona of hay, Supplies were small and there waa a steady outlet fur desirable stock, prices of which ruled firm at the following: Hay Timothy, No. 1. large bales. No.

1, ttnall No. 2, do. 16.60; No. 3, do. No.

1 mixed do. No. il mixed do. 112.. 10a 13.

Straw-No. 1 straight rya, No. 2 tangled rya, No. 2- and No. 1, $llal2; oat, No.

1, oat, No. 2, wheat. No. 1, wheat, No. 2, $7.

Feed Demand was fair and the market ruled a shade firmer, with light offerings at the following quotations: Winter bran, in bulk, per ton, 17.75; spring bran, in sacks, as to slse, per ton, Butter Til- limited receipts of fancy- goods were promptly cleaned up at firm prices, but defective qualities were plentiful and dull. We quote: Western creamery, extra, firsts, prints, extra, wholesale, do. Jobbing, 25a28c, Cheese Trade was quiet and prices favored buyers with free nfferlnga, We quote: New York, full rreams, mall boxes, choice, HV4aOe. fair to good. inferior, 8n8ijC.

part skims, as to quality, 0n8c.l new domestic Swiss, No. 1, do. No. 2, 810o. of oue million six months' Treasury bills, (ho applications for which amounted to closed the day at G4s.

and Wlddleslioro at 44a. ion I New Orleans Traction. Do. pref 103 VlntS Ivo 11W loljd. Local prices closeil ns follows: Pig Iron warrants, $11.50 to $10: No.

1 Northern foundry. the total allotments averaged 3 1-5 per cent. Discount was firm, the position of 205 K2V4! 25 N. Jersey St.R. 4.

MJ4I N. Jersey St. R. No. 2 Northern 1 foundry, No.

1 Southed foundry, No. 1 South 119 217 681, 111. IT 62,516.08 4,101,283.35 57,890.00 189.68 ern soft, 121 1,338,548.65 2,500.00 20.085.43 line rroui state banks aud j. Clieclta uud other cash items Exchanges for Clearlrg House Notes of other National banks Fractional paper currency, nickels, and cants t. lawful money reserviu In hauk, vis: Specie Legal-tender Hotel 1,481.8.15 Redemption fund with 11.

S. Treasurer (5 p. c. of circulation) Due from 8. Treasurer, other than 6 p.

c. redemption fund 25 08 Silver. Bar silver In London unchanged at 2d Ave. R. R.

consols. IIS Sixth Ave U. 215 Bteln. R. R.

Co. 1st fls 110 Syracuse Rop Trawdt. 20 Do. pref ft 2flth St 5s.U)06. 110 I'nlcn Rwy 1st 5s.

Itfl United Tract, 109 United Tract, bonds. 118 Wor. (Mass.) Trac. pf. 105 CHICAGO.

July markets mled fairly active and easy to-day, mainly because there had been some tain in Iowa and the Northwest. Soptember wheat and corn closed each e. lower and oata e. down. Provisions closed lower.

When the WHEAT market opened traders bowed to the influence of last night's rains In the Northwest, easy cablea ami also to tho weakneaa of corn prices. September sold from 7le. to 7014c under pressure of long stuff. Following this there was an almost Instant recovery to 71c. on reports of rising temperatures in the spring wheat It was feared the heat might be particularly damaging following the raina so quickly.

The market faltered for time at this advance and then continued upward on reports of rain delaying harvesting In France and a cable claiming the Russian crop la rapidly deteriorating. Tho strength at this time being 112 117 notice nor ounce. Yesterday's: New York Total LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid In $500,000.80 Surplus fund 600,000.00 111 114 price for commercial bats was unchanged nt 58n5t)-. Government BRsny bars V4 cent hither at 58'iaOO'i.

Mexican dollars un 108 4,114,735.00 Redemption fund with 444. 780.54 50,0, Gas Companies. changed nt MORE GOLD IN FROZEN NORTH the Berlin market causing anxiety. llnslnesH on the Stock Exchange was stas-nnnt. l'lrst-class securities were steady.

Homo mils were dull. American shares were dull; prlcos moved Irregularly, but mostly with a downward tendency, and closed Irregular. Kaffirs were depressed, nothing more having been heard of the peace rumors. The further rise In the discount rate here resulted from the market's disturbance through the Morgans' arrangements to meet the payment of one and a half million sterling, due to-day for the Leyland Line purchase. The money tied up to day In this payment will, however, be released to-morrow.

The following table shows London's closings of to-duy and yesterday, with Now York equivalents: Lond'n N.V. Lond'n N.Y. 75,000.00 7V4 It. 8. Treasurer.

15 per cent, of circulation 1. Due from V. than 6 per cent, red'ptlun fiini. 73 110 Rich Strike Causes Stampede to Point Beyond Nome City. 1,000.00 73 110 loo 58 displayed by corn was a contributory factor lu the firmness.

Later in the session the corn reaction and a decline in Northwestern markets Bar State Gas Buffalo (N. tock. Buffalo (N. Central Union 5s, gtd. Col.

Gas 5s Con. Gas of Newark. Do. bonds Con. Gas of N.

Jersey. Do. bonds 11,554,251.5 iidivided pronts, less expenses and taxes paid National bunk notes Due to other National banks $8,004,251.78 Due to Stale banks and banker 2,958,117.38 Due to trust companies and savings 1,579,085.41 Dividends unpaid Individual deposits subject to check 4,078.221.78 Demand certificates of deposit 7,323.00 Deposits held for1 acceptances 8,549,287.71 Cashier's checks out-stnndliic 684 7.10 48 loo 58 ns 72 109 104 50 105 12 80 655.00 POUT TOWNSEND, July 72 Kit) .104 50 105 12 80 108 io: 05 105 13U became potent factors and September Ndecllued aud closed rather weak, c. under yesterday at $20,927,888.89 $1,600,000.00 Total LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in steamer Nome City arrived late- Inst night from Nome.

Passengers report a rich strike S3 821 8214 Exporters reported 28 loads taken and 103 In the Falrhaven district, ninety miles Column). (las (J.C.) bds seaboard clearances were equal to 1.093.0(H) bush ciii-piiia runa Undivided prodts, lest expenses and taxes paid National bank notes Diitatand ng. els. Primary receipts were 900,000 bushels, com ouu.uou.uo 803.878.58' 1,448,760.00 19,284.00 north of Nome, and that a stampede has occurred from Nome. Over hnlf million dol 88 80 35 38 80 85 OS 79 81 00 OS pared with 887,000 buahels last year.

Northwest, receipts were 274 cars, against 213 cars last week aud 235 cars a year ago. Local receipts were 274 I'nlted Stutes deposits 190.18J0.00 31 00 08 lars has been sluiced at Winter Pumps, near Nome. The Nome City brings news that the 21,847.879.10 Reserve for tnxes. J'y 25. en v.

J'y Hi. eq'v. 315 Eggs Strictly fine stock sold promptly at outside rates, but supplies were mostly of beat-damaged goods, which were dull and Irregular. We quote: Pennsylvania and other near-by, choice, loas-off, 15c. Western cholca, loas-off, 14a 15c.

fair to gmxl, 12a13e. Live Poultry, Was plentiful ud prices favored buyers under 1 light demand. Quotations were: Fowls, bens, as to quality, lie: old roosters, 7c; spring chick-eus, as to size, 12ul4c. ducks, lOallc. 305 315 1305 cars.

83 of contract grade. That It is an extremely difficult matter to Judge the weather Uli 72'4 Atchison 4 108H 108V, 108: 108V. CM 714 reKrts received from various sources was shown 0l Dividends unpaid. .1 Due to other National banks $13,200,441. 6.1 Due to Malt bank) and bankers 1,912.488.12 Due to trust companies and savings 1,350,091.40 Individual lielHiaitil subject to 6,011, 988.11 Demand certificates of deposit 421.380.80 Certified cheeks 2,011,811.95 714! 57 50 by the action of the CORN market.

Hefore 113 115 113 lto. pref PO Ilaltimorc 07 Canadian 1'arlttc. .104 ('lies. 44-vJ Chic, ei Cit. Zl (, M.

St, 108 the beginning of the session private reports hud It that Iowa had received a fair drenching and 12 itenver uas Do. 5b Essex Hudson Gas. Indianapolis Gas. Do. bonds 6s Mutual Gas of N.

Y. New Amsterdam N. E. Gas Coke. N.

E. Gas Coke 5s. N.T.& E.R.Gas Co.lst, Do. con Northern Unlcn 5s. St.

Joseph (Mo.) 5s. St. Paul Gnu stock Do. bonds Standard Gas, N. Do.

pref Do. Syracuse Gas Western Gas Do. 1st 5s 115 112 110 (15 5.1 Total $23,350,806.04 State of New York, Count of New York I. 8. O.

NKLSON. Vice president of the above. named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge aud belief. STI'ART 0. NEI.80N, Vice President.

Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 23d day of July, 1901. W. K. CLEVERI.EY. Notary Public.

108 110 that tliere had been aeattered showers In other parts of the com belt. I'nder a rush ot selling 108 108 no 50 len. Itlo Grande. 4': 90 50 05 53 I 8814 Cashier checka out lto. Dt'ef.

8S4 429 880.77 standing orders September ojiened from 58e. to touched 5li-c. and then rushed hack to In short 1130 II 150 1155 oriler. The official weather report, allowing I'm ted States dcposlm l.Ouo.Ooo.OO I'nlted States bond account Erie llo, 1nt pref. Io.

'2d Illinois Ontral. ati'Xi 00 5(1 15(04 25.447.7IR.8 210,000.00 117 110 13! 155 117 19 101 10814 DANIEL 0. DAY. FRANKLIN (J11NBY, J-Directors. Lt'CH'S A.

COI.E. 150 115 15 08 107 19 Louis. Nnsli. H'4 Dressed Poultry Was In fair request and firm, with moderate offerings. We quote: Fresh killed, fowls, choice, Ulie.J old.

fair to good. lOHallc: old ronaters, 814c. broilers, near-by, weighing 8a4 pounds to the pair, near-by, smaller alzes, 16 a broilers, Western, dry-picked, large, 18a do. small and scalded, 12al5c; roasting chickens, frown, 12a 14c. 15 (IS 107 101 lOH'i Knn Texas.

25 PHILADELPHIA O514 KMilJ 43'j, 2174 158 3U'4 0114 3514 65 484 14714 101 251. 55 3114 45'-, 807 14214 8814 74 'i 50ii 27 S3 1 4 S7 3014 S8Wj 10'4 38 11714 08 105 42 wis 00 50 151 ll ai 5014 153 32 4- 14 8OI4 Oil 73-10 1.4 2514 5- ii 2014 8514 102 id) 40U. 00 201-4 1W4 0414 KKH4 4X14 21 15NVi 307(, 05 48'j 147 101 14-, 25 5574 15014 si 14 4014 8014 142iti 74 5( Hi rxi'i 2714 81 JtHVj 88 14 40 88 10'4 us 14 light showers, came later. Ita predictions also offered nothing of a hopeful nature for the crop, and traders faced about snd ran the market up to 67ic. A report saying that rain within the week will brighten the prospects of 75 per eent.

of the crop had some weight In the decline to which came later. Selling by longs to secure profits was. of course, against the price all day. September closed lie. lower at Slie.

Receipts were 138 cars. OATS averaged Weak with corn during nervous and comparatively quiet session. There was not aa heavy a trade aa on yesterday. Kings selling considerably Do. pref f2 N.

Y. 15S N. O. 32 Norfolk 48 Do. pref 8014 Nor.

I'ncltlc pref. Pennsylvania 7W-4 BOSTON STOCK MARKET BOSTON'. July 25-Ttie stock market Improved Total $29,927,686.39 State of New York, ciunty of New York, i I. V. II.

T. KEVSKIt, Cashier of the above-uaiued bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement la tine to the best of my knowledge and belief. H. T. KEYSER, Cashier.

Knlmcrilieri ami sworn to before me, this 23d day of July. 1901. .1, M. SToDDARDj Notary rubllc, N. Y.

Co. Correct -Attest: WM. ItAIROI'R, OEO. II. JIACY Directors.

CHARLES H. STOI'T. transport Seward Is In dlatress and will have to be towed to Tuget Hound. Her boilers gave out, and the transport Wnr-rcu will start from there with the Seward In tow on July 1(1. After eighteen months of continuous work It Is announced that work on the telegraph line to Dawson will be entirely completed on August 1.

KLONDIKE GOLD RECEIPT8 Special to The Philadelphia Times. NKTV YOUK, July 25. The announcement of the nrrlvul at Snn Krnnelsoo of about $2,500,000 of Klondike gold, which Is to be paid for at the San Franclnco mint by checks upon the New York sub-treasury, bus offset the effect upon the money market of the transfer on Tuesday of by New York hiinkstlirough the sub-treasury to Chicago. The ediecks for this gold, lu duo coui'no of mall, should pass through the Clearing House, or be puld over the eouuter at the sub-treasury In time to appear In the bunk Rtntement of August. 3.

lleeelpts of Klondike gold by way of Seattle are expected to continue tit the rate of about one million dollars, a week fir the next two months. These should more than offset any loss of the hanks to the sub-treasury during that period, and partly compensate fr the expected shipments of currency to the Interior. somewhat In activity, but It was narrowed largely to Steel and Union 1'aclllc. American Telephone again was In good demand. Copper Kendlng at Fourth Street National Bank OF PHILADELPHIA Provisions Sold fairly In a Jobbing way within.

the range of the following quotations: City beet, in seta, smoked and air-dried, Weattrn beef, la ieis, smoked, city beef, knuckles snd Do. 1st nref. tenders, smoked and air dried, 18a 18c. Western beef, knuckles and tenders, smoked, 14h1Uc. stocks were ajmost ignored apart from Amalgamated.

Following are the highest, lowest and closing sales prices of active stocks on to-day'a Boston market compared with yesterday's final prices: Yester- day's orvtj 251. 5714 a'4 84 .101 41 Ill 2014 Do, pref. Southern Pacific. South. Do.

pref 1'nlon I'aclttc Do. pref V. S. Steel Do. pref WuIiiikIi Jin.

pref leas. Weakness took the fonn of a lack of buyers. September sold between 881ia38V. and 35c. and closed lower st 85c.

Receipts were 109 cars. PROVISIONS were dull, the pit at times being almost deserted. After fluctuating narrowly, prices closed 214c. lower; September pork. September lard.

JS.70a8.72ij. am) September rllw, $8.00. Eotlmaled receipts tomorrow: Wheat. 170 cars: com, 145 cars; oats, 146 cars; hogs, 24. Old High.

Ixiw. Close. Clime. Hili.j I (I H.j llld'i 257 257 257 25 American Telephone Boston and Albany. Philadelphia, July 15, 1001.

Loans and Discounts $2.1,07,8,048.0 1 1H3 lilt l'. 705 705 705 urn r.u 70.1 705 beef hania. pork, family. hams, S. P.

cured, lu tlereea, llal2e. bams, smoked, as to brand snd average. 1214al314c. shoulders, pickle cured, In tierces, 81ic. smoked, picnic bairn, 8.

p. cured In tierces. amoked, BliaOc; bellies, in pickle, according to average, loose, lOa breakfast bacon, as to brand and average, lard, pure, city refined, in tlereea, 9'tc; do. in tuba, butchers', luose, 81iuS)ic. Green Fruits Were In fair supply and moderate request.

Due from Banks The leadiug futures ranged aa follows: HI eh. Ixw. Close. Exchanges for Clearing House 2,123,608.5 REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL PARK BANK AT NEW YORK CITY In the State of New York, at the cloae of business, July 15, 11)01. RESOURCES.

Loans and dlsconiits 50,920.13.87 orenlraita, seentvd and iinsei-urcd. 17.931.54 S. Honda to aecure circulation. Sn.OOO.OO Stocks, securities, etc 299,049.90 Ranking house, furniture and fixtures 1,354.250.00 Other real estate owneil 667.85 Due from national blanks (not reserve agentel 4,770,745.53 Due from State banks! and bankers 2K4.S32.no Checka and other oasli Iti nis S71.713.M) Eichantfes for clenrinir bouse 6,818,760.11 Notes and other national bunks 27,000.00 lawful lnonev reserve In bank, Specie ,10,414. 4M.4 Legal-teuder notes 3.777,993.00 14,192,478.84 Redemption fund with HI.

S. Treaa- nrer (5 per cent, of circulation). 2,500,000 Due from I'. S. Trenaurer, other thau 5 per cent, redumption fund.

60,000.00 7074 4 Hi as 41 Cash and Reserve. 10,0043,273.05 70 wo.i 72'i 7(W 74 ij 72T4 Movement of Gold. Special to The Philadelphia Times. NEW YORK, July 25-The National City $38,887,432.7 55, 67 7o 1, 71 731, 5414 5(1 5(1 35 ai' 1P3 770 5'; 7it'j Xi 2X 17! 42 SN14 41 ill 1314 2914 HO 848 5114 70 'i 85 Boston and Maine Calumet and Oochlti Mining 5 5 Topper Range 77i 7U7, Dominion Coal 3S'i Mexican Central 23' 2.H7, Franklin Mining 17 17 Isle Rovale 41', 41'I Mass. Klec.

Companies. 38 Mohawk Mining 41 41 New Kng. Gas Coke. 6 New En. Gas Coke 5s 55 r.l't.

Old Dominion lBi'4- 2 Osceola Mining I W2 I'nlted States Oil 13 Utah Mining ami KO'-a Wolverine (to 00 Tamarack 848 848 Parrot Mining 51 51 Westingliouse Elec. pf. 78 7S Trinity Mining 3414 8-114 Wheat No. Onto. July (iC4 September DecemlHT 721s Corn No.

2. July 63'j September 6.1 December 50 Oats No. 2. July 3514 September 85 May Mesa pork, per barrel. Quotations ranged on the following figures: Ap 5- 58 35 35 I.IAKII.ITIOS ples, per barrel Red Astracban, Delaware aud Maryland harvest, J1.Mh2.oi; huckle Capilal Stock $1,500,000.00 3d 3814 berries, per quart, 4a8c.

blackberries. Wilson's) per quart, 8a8e. raspberries, red, per pint, 8a8e. pears, Maryland and Delaware, Kllsabeth Man Surplus and Net Profits 2,108,278.91 Paris Bourse. PAUIS.Jtily 25.

French per cent, rentes closed 5 centimes higher nt 100 fr. ti214c Spanish 4s closed at 70.8714, against 70.37 yesterday. Prices on the liourse opened weak. Toward noon there was an all-round recovery, continuing until the close. International shaves were irregular, and rentes and Italian stocks were fairly firm.

Spanish 4n were calm. Brazilian and Turkish securities reacted strongly, but the former partly recovered. Industrials closed firm. Iiio Tln-tos improved, owing to large repurchases. Kaffirs benefited, and there were a few purchasers.

Berlin Boerse. BERLIN, July the Boerse bank and mining shares opened firmer on bear covering. Later, they reacted, owing to speculative selling. Home funds and International shares were quiet. Cash Industrial stocks were somewhat easier.

Canudiau Pacific fluctuated. 13 3-18 51 78 34 '4 September .14.45 nonary 14.35 14 50 14.90 14 4.1 14.85 14.50 I4.7!i Circulation 1,070.907.150 Deposit 84.11fUM.23 ning, per basket. BOaTSe. watennelmia. Georgia, extra, per car, $225a275; medium, per car.

$15(ia2(a); cantaloupes. Southern, per crate, 75c. a Bank ordered $500,000 hi guid from the Sub-Treasury to-day. his gave rise to the report that another shipment was to be made to Germany. It was learned afterward, however, that the gold was not taken fur export, hut that $200,000 was for the Bank of Montreal, for shipment to Canada; the rest of the gold was for the City Bank's own use.

The bunks transferred to St. Louis to-day through the Sub-Treasury. RIVAL FOR STEEL TRUST WORK Independent Wire Company Will Enter Field Against Combine. I'lTTSBt'Kti, July Pittsburg Wire and Steel Company, a new concern, Maryland, rhuli-e, per barrel rrate, seconds, per barrel crate. 50a7.V.

peaches. $38,887,432.70 Georgia, per carrier, Klliertas, Belle of Georgia, Chinese frees, E. F. PITTSBURG STOCK MARKET Special to TUB PHILADELPHIA TIMES. PITTSBUKG.

July following taMe gives th complete transactions to-day on the l'lttsburg Stock Kichauo: rawfortls, flul.OO; peaches. Delaware and Mary SHANBACKER, Cashier. land, Karly Rivers, per basket, pine apples, ioriila. per crate. Jamaica oranges, per barrel.

$(ia7. FINANCIAL High 200 Av. B. R. pref 100 Chartlera alley no Vegetables Potatoes were in moderate suinily and dim.

1550 Crucible Steel 21 will niuke application to Governor Stone THE Low. Last. fio 50 M'i JTI'i )7t'4 fwii S50 30 30'li FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS LONDON, July 25. -The weekly statement Laid, per 100 lounda. September 8.72'4 8.70 8.7214 Oelnlier 8 75 S.77'4 8.75 8 75 January 8.85 8.0214 8.85 Sh irt ribs, per 100 pounds.

September 7.97ii 8.00 7.9714 R.oO (letober 8.1m 8.O0 8.02U January 7.7714 7.80 7.7714 7.77'i Cash quotations were aa follows: Flour linn: No. 3 spring wheat. Adnilc; No. 2 red. No.

2 com, 5.1')4c: 11N. 2 yellow, 55c; No. 2 oats. No. 2 white.

3a4li.c.; No. 3 white, 3Sn40c: No. 2 rye. Nqi 1 flaxseed. prime timothy seed, riiess pork, per barrel, lard, per 100 pounds, 8.0714; short rllis aides, liaise.

dry walteit slumlilel-s. boxed. 7'4ii7c. whorl clear sides. Iwixed, whisky, basis of high wines, $1.20: clover, contract grude.

$10. Reoelpfs -Flour. 42.000 barn-Is; wheat. Illil.iKSl bushels; corn. bnshela; outs.

bushels; rye, bushels; barley, bushels. Shipinellt's-Flour. 2.1.000 barrels; wheat. 17iU0 bushels; corn, 128.000 biiiihels: oats, bushels; bar-Icy, bushels. On Oie Produce Exchange today the butter msi-ket was firm: creameries, 14a dairies, 13al7c.

cheese firm, eggs steady; fresh, Minneapolis Prices. MINNEAPOLIS, July cash. OIiic; on August 14 for ft charter of lncorpor PHILADELPHIA TRUST a I ion. The proposed corporation Is to have of the Bank of Englnnd shows the following changes: Total reserve, Increase, circulation, decrease, bullion, 2 20 capital stock of and will, it Is stated.erect one of the largest and niott Increase, 70.884; other securities, decrease, SAFE DEPOSIT AND INSURANCE CO. 413,415 and 417 CHESTNUT ST.

complete Independent plants In the worid 90 Do. pref trim PlttK. Plate Olaaa 71t 60 Pittsburg Trust 550 2800 Pitts. Coal 3na; 40 I)o. pref 04 200 Pitts.

Brewing 211 3 Do. pref 150 Philada. Co 4s. 155 River Coal l.Tji 100 Union Switch 200 U. S.

Steel 41 100 Po. pref Kill 115 West. Elec. 2d pref 07 37 West. Air Brake 1X4 685 Window Glass 62H 1 Do.

pref tHi other deposits, decrease, 1,00,1,. (too; public deposits, decrease. 2.034.000: on the line of the l'lttsburg and Lake Erie with a fair demand. We quote on a bunis of the following: Potatoes Southern ltoae, prime, per barrel, do. madium, per barrel, do.

No. 2. per barrel. $1.75 a2; Jersey prime, per basket. 50a60; medium, per basket.

seconds, per haa-ket, aweeta. North Carolina, red, Xo. 1, per barrel. do. do.

No. 2, per barrel, Refined Sugars Were In limited request, but list prices were well maintained. Ketiners' prices, subject, to a rebate of fifteen rents per one hundred pounds st the end of thirty days, were: Dominoes. 5.9.1c Itallrond, a few tulles south of this city CAPITAL, $1,000,000. SURPLUS, $2,903,031 45tJ 40 13 O814 4014 8014 0714 18.1 11114 Sill 4514 48 13 (l-SVj 40-H SIH'j 1st fil '4 (Hi notes reserve, Increase, Government securities, decrease, 1,739,000.

The Established tor tbe settlement of Estates, either The Incorporators are A. Dempster, Walker, Lieutenant Thomas W. Fitch Total i $78,150,943.22 LIABILITIES. Capital stoct, paid In. $2,000,000.00 Surplus fund 2,500,000.00 t'lidlvideil profits, less expenses and taxes paid National bank notea outstanding.

49,400.00 line to other national banii $24,891,583 83 Due to Slate hanks aud bankers 7.204,727.31 Due to trust companies and savings i 4,217,992.73 Dlvlilemla unpaid 6,322.50 Individual deposits I subject to check 33,820,815.28 Deiuund certificates of deposit 157,850 89 Certlfled checks Cashier's checks out- 02212.247.976 22 Total $78,150,943.22 State of New York. Cojinty of New York, sa. I. CEOIMiE S. llICKflK, Cashier of tbe above-nauied bank do solemnly swear that the above etatenient la true to the best of my knowledge aud belief.

(JEORGE S. 1JICKOK. Cashier. Correct-AtteBt: JOS. T.

MOORE. I EDWD. C. HOYT. Directors.

(IICO. KRKD'K! VIKTOR. Subscribed and sworn to before me this iid dav of Julv, llMU. WM. A.

MAIN. Certified in N. Y. Notary Public, Kings Co. (1352.) REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK AT NEW YORK In the State of New York, at the close of business July 15, 1901: HESOl'RCES.

Loans and discounts. I Overdrafts, secured and unsecured SB liecutor. Administrator or uuder assignment, end for tbe execution ot Tiusta: also for the Safe John W. Garland and Robert Garland, all keeping of Securities and Valuables, and tbe thoroughly experienced In the steel business, Mr. Fitch, who Is to be superintendent proportion of the Bunk of Knglnnd's reserve to liability is 50.50 per cent.

Last week it was 40.45 per cent. Kate of discount unchanged nt 3 per cent. PARIS, July 25. The weekly statement of the Bank of Frnnce shows the following changes: Notes In circulation decreased 58,025.000 francs; Treasury accounts cur the new works, said: September, DecemlHT, On track: iteming ol Mo mi t'rtvat la lta Indestructible vaults. Deposits of WILLS reoolved upon the Conk pany's Certlllcate WITHOUT CIIAHOE.

Money received on Deiioslt at Iuterest front Trustees, Executors, Ouanllana, Administrator! "We are not going into (his thing with No. 1 hard, No. 1 Northern, (wnse.j No. BONDS. tl.000 Allegheny Co.

cou. 101 101 101 1.000 Con. Gas Da I14t4 11414 H414 2.000 Monon. L. 4 T.

5s losi lonvi louls 2.000 North Olds Bridge 102 102'i 3,000 Pitts. Brewing 6s 11174 11174 111 the purpose of challenging the coinhlne It Is simply that we realize the wire Indus and others. All Trust Investments are kept aepa. try furnishes a field which we con entc: and make money." rent Increased 14.325.ISH) francs; gold In hand increased 10,275.000 francs; bills discounted decreased 40.075,OijO francs; silver in hand increased 1,875,000 francs. 2, HSKjf.

LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS NEW YORK, July 1.314; no trade of importance; cables steady. CALVES Receipts. 437; slow, about steady; 200 unsold; veals, no choice here; mixed calves, $4. SHEEP AND LAMItS-lteceipts, Cambria Steel. tale aud apart iroui the company a aaaets.

DIRECTORS. J. Livingston Errluger, Lincoln Godfrey, James M. Aertsen, John II. Converse, Vllljam 3.

Giaot, Samuel Y. Ueebner, William Welglitman, William II. Lambert, William L. DuBola, N. Parker Shortrldge.

John Story Jenka, William W. Kiazler, OFFICERS. J. LIVINOSTON KKRINGKR. Prenident.

WILLIAM U. Dt'llOIS. Vice President. It is regarded as Improbable that when FOREIGN FINANCIAL NOTES the next dividend Is declared on Cambr'a 8.704; sheep, steady; fair to choice lambs, 50c Steel that anything will be declared 011 the BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET Special to The Philadelphia Times. BALTIMORE, July local market today established for itself a new record in th matter of dullness.

The trading waa literally dead. Money on call was at 5a6 per cent. Complete transactions for the day, amounting to 842 bares of stock and $21,000 worth of bonds were aa follows: STOCKS. higher; common, slow and unchanged; 12 cars $2.50 paid receipts. The receipts do not be unsold: sheep.

lambs, EDMUND D. SCHOI.EY. Sec'y and Treasuren come full paid until after the time when It Is expected the next dividend will be made mainly culls, $2.75. HOOS-Recetpts, 1.414; steady; Western bogs, State hogs, IIK.MII K. Kl SNKl.l..

Assistant Treasurer. HENRY B. liELFRlCH. Aexlatant Secretary, payable, about the middle of August, and the $2.50 was called only tiliont a month ago, while the dividend on the full paid CHICAGO, July 13, cut loaf, 5.05c; confectioners' lozenge XXXX, 6.80c,; powdered, 5.00c.; crown 6.80c; crystal 6.45c; granulated, 6.70c; cubes, 5.70c; powdered, 5 55c; standard granulated. 6.45c; fine granulated, 5.55c; confection-era' 6.25c.; soft grades, 5.10c.

for No. 1 down to 4.40C. for No. 18. Cotton Demand from spinners was light and prlcea were lower at 8c.

per pound for middling upholds. NEW YORK PRICES NKW YORK. July 25. FLOUR-Recelpts, 15.. 048 barrels; exports, 28,410 barrels; steadily held and quiet.

RYE FUlt'R-ynlet. city. $1.10. RYiv Kaay; No. 2 Western, 5l)Vsc.

f. o. b. afloat. HA Ul.EY tmll.

WHEAT Receipts. 179,550 bushels: exports, 79.835 bushels; spot easy; No. 2 red, 70c. f. 0.

b. afloat; No. 2 red, 7814c. elevator; No. 1 Northern Duluth, f.

0. b. afloat; No. 1 hard Duluth, 87 lie. f.

o.b. afloat. Options had an active and weak opening, uuder rain newa in the Northwest, from which. It later partly recovered on big clearances, heavy foreign buying, late renewal of bullliih Northwest uews and covering. A final sharp drop under realising left the market easy, at a c.

net loss. July, 7714a 7814c, closed August, 70 7-18n77 3-llic, closed 7'ie. October, V. S. bonds to secure cttcuiaiion.

V. S. bonds to secure deposits 6.200.0.K.00 5(8), Including 25 Texans; slow but nominally t'. S. bonds ou hnud.

steady; official yesterday, 35,472. largest on rec stock ulll ue lor three months. The pres 142,930.00 175.868.92 High. 20 Amer. Bonding 04 4 Fidelity Deposit Trust.

1K 50 Maryland Brewing 414 50 Norfolk Railway A Uaht. 12 Premiums on V. S. bonds. stui'kH.

securities, 1.9H0.713.U1 ord; good to prime steers, poor to medium. stockers and feeders, $2. 40a eni amount pain in (icing so small, a pro rata distribution of Interest on the receipts would be an insignificant Item In the aggre. 2,450,000.00 Ranking house. furniture, and fixtures other real estate owned 4.00; rows, heifers, can Low.

1)4 Ilk'. 4'4 12 214 44 Hill. 2714 48 Last. 105 414 12 2'4 041,4 WHi 2714 48 OB.OW.UU 214 uera, bulls. calves, $3.50 LONDON, July silver 27d.

per ounce. Money, lJn'J per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short bills Is 2 7-1i(a214 per for three months' bills, 214a254 per cent. Gold premiums are quoted to-day as follows: Buenos Avres, 130.50; Madrid, 3A05; Lisbon, 30.00. LONDON.

July 25. Th amount of bullion taken into the Bank of England on balance to-dny was a BERLIN, July rates: Short bills, 1 per three months' bills, 2 per cent. I'AItlS, July 25. Three per cent, rentes, 100 francs G214 centimes for the account. Exchange on London, 25 francs 18 centimes for checks.

On account of recent bank failures In gate and scarcely worth the clerical cost, consequently it Is anticipated that the Texas aleora, HOGS Receipts Due from national banks (not reserve agent,) 2.195,620.53 Due from State banks iiud bsnkers 1,087,502.64 Internal revenue stamps 64l, 27, 48 Co. 511 Chestnut Street 300 Nashvills Rwv. 93 Consolidated Gas 10 Georgia. Fla.lst pf. 115 Seaboard com 300 Seaboard prof BONDS.

To-dny 35.000, to-morrow left over, 8,000: August dividend will be upon the old stock opcued steady to strong, closed steady to 5c Checks and other cash Items Jvl'to" 'XA lower; mixed and butchers', good to choice, heavy. rough, heavy, $,180 simply. 1 Stockholders Charge Conspiracy. DAYTON. Ohio.

July stock Exchanges for Clearing House Notes of other national baiika SO.IUU.OO Fractional paper currency, nickels an.l eenta I 13.73 $9,000 Seaboard 4s 82i; 7.000 I'nlted Itailwavs 4s 7,000 United Hallways 73 821 73 Mid tlli'i 73 a5.85; light, bulk of sales. SHEEP-Receipts, sheep, steady; Iambs Penna. N.Y. Canal R. R.

4s, 4 'is and 5s IjuUhI niiaiey reserve In hank, holders of the Miami Valley Gaa and Fuel lower; good to choice wethers, 4.25; fslr to choice mixed, Western Specie Company brought suit here to-day for the Legal tender ami att other steam Railroad Bonds dealt lu by Pfaelzer, Walker Go. 114 tTNTOM HOl'Mti PLACE sheep, yearlings, native lambs, appointment of a receiver and asking an 8. Treaa- Reilemntlon fund with injunction to prevent local banks from niiv Western lambs, Official -re eelpts and shipments for yesterday: Receipts- 17,729.079.50 150,000.00 74,000.00 iii-er ill nor cent, of circulation Iny any money to the Central Contract and Due from V. S. Treasurer, other Cattle, 38.882; hogs, 35.581; sheep.

10,548. Shlp- CHICAGO STOCK MARKET Special to The Philadelphia Times. CHICAGO, Jnly cents discount was the rate on New York exchange to-day. Money for call and time loans could hp had at 4I-Ja5 per cent. Trading on the local Exchange continues quiet, and the action of tho market ap than 5 p.

c. redemption lunu Finance Company. They' allege that this corporation, controlled by members of the nients-Cnttle, 8.1,11; hogs, 5.82(1; sheep, 1,044. lll'FFAU), July supply, lug made on the new road which Is to avoid Total $97,606,747.08 i.iann.i'riF.s. family of the late Senator Calvin S.

Brlce. general outlook considered fair; calves, receipts the heavy curve at Claymont station. Germany, the government will shortly propose a new and rigorous seml-annunl Inspection of the standing of all banking houses In the empire. LONDON, July Central London 77a 7714c: closed December, 78Ha7llijC. Closed 7814c.

COItN-Receipta, 70,000 bushels; exports, 18.550 bushels; smu easy; No. 2. 57 V. elevator and 5SV. afloat.

Options market opened weak, under reports of raina through the com belt, but gradually recovered on subsequent advices of hot winds In Kansas and Nebraska. There was a flnnl reaction under realizing, with the cloaa unsettled, at Hale, net decline. July, closed 50c; Septenjler, cloned has received since 1804 flOO.OlK) in royalties Capital atock raid in 1 $3,000,000.00 Surplus i 5,000,000.00 about 100 bead; tops, f8.25a8.05. HOGS Receipts, 14 cars; medium to choice heavy and from ownership of oil wells secured throngh a conspiracy, in which Brlce and others Undivided pronia, iesa ei neuses nun mixed packers, pigs, Pennsylvania Freight Agent Change, Special to The Philadelphia Times. taxes paid pears almost entirely without significance.

Tin Can, which is the only thing that shows signs of life, is affected by the movement of United 434.874.P1 2,986,800.00 "were prominent, SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 8 cars; spring lambs, choice to fancy, handy weth National bank notes line to other national 1 POTTSTOWX, July K. Frulm, for states Hteei. banks ers, $4 25n4.40. Illffh S8Hc; October, closed 50c; December, 69'ia 0014c, closed tfiif. OATS Receipts, 85.000 1 six years Pennsylvania Itallroad station agent at Pottstown, has been appointed Due to State bauks EAST LIRERTY, July 25.

CATTLE and bankers steady. Extra, prime, 5.7(1; good freight agent of that company at Reading. Due to trust companies bushels: exports. 800 bushels; spot steady; No. 2, 40Wc; No.

8, 40c; No. 2 white. 4314a44c; No. 8 white, 43c; track mixed Weatern. 40a42c.

aud savlnga bnuKs. COMMERWMETS PHILADELPHIA PRICES Wheat Receipts, 01.917 bushels; shipments, HOGS steady. Prime assorted mediums, bejit heavy yorkers, heavy hogs, common to fair light 43,962.503.59 8,744.00 Last. 21'4 75 2l Hi 1(1 14 142 12 42', lOlllj, 87 Low. 7414 200 1514 142 1214 an 42 87 O414 track white, 4214(141)0.

Options weak at Brat, on Ills successor here will be Lewis t. Werner, of Hamburg WOMAN'S LUCK IN STOCKS 2105 American Can 2414 118s Do. prof 75 30 Chicago city Rwy 2ml 440 Chicago Union 1(04 75 Diamond Match 142'i 120 Lake Street F.lcv UJ- S75 Metropolitan Blev 30 125 National Biscuit 42li W5 Im. pref 101 10 National Carbon pref 87 60 Northwestern Kiev. 0414 rains, then recovered with com, HAY Steady.

Dividends unpaid Individual oaita subject to check. Demand certificates of yorkers and pigs, skips, 1071,057.55 HOl-S-Qulet. HIDES-Stendy. LKATIIKH- roughs, SHEEP steady. Best wethers.

culls and common, I'ndcrgrotind Hallway, otherwise known as the "Tuppenny Tube," has declared a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum, and carried forward flO.000. LONDON, July Stock Exchange will be closed Saturday, August 3, and Monday, August 5. The Imperial Bank of Russia gained gold in the last week reported on. As compared with January 1 it has gained only $0,500,000, and still stands $41,170,000 below this (late lu 1000. In the first half of 1000, England Imported $11,410,000 gold from Germany.

In the six months just ended It received only Steady, WOOL-Qulet. COAL-Steady. BBEK 17,580.20 deposit 16,504,171.64 stock, Offerings ere light and the market Certified checks Steady. CUT MEATS Quiet; pickled bellies, Christmas Present That Started Her 2.50; yearlings, veal calves, CINCINNATI. July Steady.

Cashier's checks out shoulders, bams, 11a 1.451,247.84 standing nded steady, but there was little disposition to trade. Cables were lower and foreign limits were generally below a workable basis. Contract HVjC. LARD Quiet; Western steamed, ft); CATTLE Steady. SHEEP-Hteady, $2 35.1O4.057.U 2.80.

l.AMJi.S-Strong, on Financial Career, Special to The Philadelphia Times. Jnly M. 11. Need I'nlted States deposits. 6.033,087.46 2,076,680.00 refined, steady: continent, PORK Steady.

TALLOW-Steady; city, 4a4i)4c. ronntVy, 4V. COTTONSEED OIL-Dull. ROSIN-Qulet; Culted States bond account Prices of Oil. wheat, ns to location, was quoted on call as follows: July, 74a7414c.

Oar lots, In elevator, No. 2 Pennsylvania red, 75a75iic; No. Delaware red, 75a751ie. No. 2 red, 74a74Hc; steamer No.

2 Total $97,606,747.08 ham, a widow, of IDS Dodge street, received strained, common to good. $1.40. PFTROLECM State of New York. County of New York, sa: Firm. TURPENTINE Steady, HICK a present last Christmas from a Western OH, CITY, July balances, CertlBcatea, no bid.

98.11(16 barrels; I. JAMES T. WOODWARD, president or tne above-named bank, do solemnly awear that the red, No. 8 red, rejected 01114a rejected BtlaOUiic. Quiet.

MOLASSES Firm. COFFEE Easy; spoc Rio, easy; No. 7 invoice, 6c; mild, quiet; Cordova, Salll-Oc SUGAR Raw, steady; fair re bove atatement is true tl tbe best of my know average. 101.21)9 barrels. Runa, 114,437 barrets: average, 87,248 barrels.

friend, whom she had not seen for years. It was solitary rose, to which was attach ed a certificate for 2(10 shares of Amalga ledge and belief. i NEW COMPANIES CHARTERED Delaware. DOVER, July certificate of incorporation waa filed here to-day for tho Washington Auto Vehicle Company, of Washington, to manufacture, sell, ond lease motor vehicles of all kinds. The Incorporators are J.

B. Chamberlain, A. P. Clarke, and W. H.

Ronsavllle, of Washington, I. and James Virden, of Dover, Del. The capital is $1,000,000. Railroad Earnings. In addition to the earnings alrpady reported for the third week of July the following companies made returns yesterday for the same period: l.

rresiucur. HUNGARIAN CROPS SHORT fining, 8 9-10c; centrifugal, 98 test, 4 318c; Corn before me, this 24th Subscribed and sworn to RAILROAD NOTES molasses sugar, 5-lUe. day of July, 1901. I mated. Copper stock.

She did not suspect the worth of the paper and laid It aside as a JOHN C. RYEK, New York County. miuic, ao. bo. Receipts, 1.800 bushels; shipments, 2,283 bushels; stock, buahels.

The market opened lc. higher, but afterwards reacted ic. and cloaed Theodore X. Ely, chief of motive power of the Pennsylvania Kailrond, will start this NEW YORK COTTON MARKET NEW YORK, July 25. The cotton market was Correct Attest: JAMES M.

DONALD, VERNON H. MOWN, Dl reefers. ELIJAH P. SMITH souvenir. A friend who chanced to see It some time afterwards told her of the pos Rye Alone Shows an Increase Over Yield of 1900.

I1CDAPEST, July official estimates for the forthcoming Hungarian crop place wheat a); 33,000,000 metric centners (about 2,125,000 tons), which Is 8,000,000 nominal, as there was no trading in opliona and exporters were unable to do any husineas at cur morning with a private party for a month's trip to the Pacific coast nnd Yellowstone rent prices. Local car lots continue scarce and sible value of the certificate. Not many weeks later Anialgatntitcd Copper begun to weaker again to-day, with prices another step lower under heavy liquidation, bear selling, and total absence of speculative support. Operations were active in a spasmodic way from the start. DIVIDEND NOTICES Park.

The party consists of Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Ely, Mr.

and Mrs. (5. TV. Knowlton, Miss Henrletie Kly and Carl D. Kly.

They firm, with No. 2 yellow nominally quoted at 61c. on track. No. 2 mixed, as to location, wns quoted on call as follows: July, BltaSDKi Car lots, in export elevator, No.

2 mixed, steamer, No. 3. Roaoji-jC. bound upward, until greatly to her delight and astonishment her 200 shares were worth $50,000, at which price she sold them. metric centners below the production of 1000.

The quality of this wheat Is considerably below the expectations. The rye crop with the August options leading the decline. First sales showed a decline of 4 to 9 points, with will travel in a private car, going first to FRESNtin NT EE fc CAR CO. l'lttsburg. July 23, 1901.

PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. 10. A nuarterly dividend ot: ONE AND THREE- the market officially bulletined steady at the and thence west by. way of Toronto, Is estimated at from 11,500,000 to Prior to this unexpected stroke of good Sault Ste. Marie and the Selkirk Moun St.

West $45,041 Mo. pacific Do. Cln. branch Meilcan National 142,403 Canadian Pacific SISl.Ono Rio Grande Southern lo.ftll Evanaville A 7,017 Erana. ft Terre Haute 28.111 Kan.

Texas Lor. Wheel 40,1124 Texas Pacific 171,672 Increase. $7,816 124,0110 5.017 103,1100 778 2.5110 63,316 12. IKS for the QCARTEKS (1-V PER CENT, will be paid on the preferred atock at this company August 22, 11)01, to stockholders of lecord at the close of business Aufnlst 1. 1901.

Checks will be mailed tains In British Columbia, and returning by way of Yellowstone Park and Chicago, arriving in Philadelphia August 31. fortune Mrs. Xeedhain hud been Ignorant of business methods, but now she Is one of the most extensive as veil as successful decline. Pronounced weakness was developed before the netx ten minutes elapsed and prlcea dwindled rapidly aa long cotton sought almost vainly for a resting plsce. The low point of the morning Indicated a decline of 11 to 18 points.

Then came a alight rally on proflt-tak- fromethe office of ihA ccmnany. The transfer metric centners (about 738,000 tons), which Is somewhat above the crop of 1900. Barley Is estimated at 10,000,000 centners (about 015,000 tons), which Is a decrease of centners. Oats Is estimated at from to 10,000,000 centners, being a decrease from last year's production of centners. books will cloae at 8 P.

W. Annst 1, 1901, and operators In the stock market. reopen at 10 A. 11. August 22, 11)01.

Ing and a temporary lull in the liquidating move "There Is no reason why a woman A. lTeaswrer. Central New England reports quarter ending June 30: ment. The list as a whole worked up 5 to 8 shouldn't Invest her money In stocks as well as a man," she says. "I never Invest more than I can stand to lose if my Judgment should prove faulty.

I feel that one PRESSED ftTEEL CAR CO. Pittsburg. July 23, 1901. COMMON DIVIDEND NO. 4.

A nnarteriv dividend of ONE (1) PER CENT. points and this led faint-hearted bulls to predict a turn In the course of the market and 1 marked rally. Bnt later In, the afternoon the 1001 38.7,10 1.040 8,108 1000. $104,310 27.277 1,710 8,027 market again turned weak and went off to Gross Net Other Income. Deficit should never risk their all on anything.

the lowest level of the day. A prominent factor Oats Receipts, 28,707 bushels; shipments, 6.508 bushels; stock, 235,884 bushels. The market was quiet, but offerings were very light and prices further advanced 1a2c. per bushel. Sales of 1 car No, 2 white, clipped, on track, at 47c; and 1 car do.

in Twentieth street elevator, at 48c. Flour Receipts, barrels and 1,758,180 pounds In sacks. Offerings from the mills were light and prices were steadily maintained, mjt buyers lacked coniidence and were holding 1 off. Winter super, extras, Pennsylvania roller, clear, straight, Western winter, clear) $3 05 83.30; straight, patent, fij.55a3.75; Kansas, atratgbt, In sacks, patent, in sarkfl, spring, clear, f3.00n3.25; atllaight, 3.80; patent, farorita bramli, City illlla, extra, Never go In a thing hastily is my motto, will be paid on the common stock of this company August 21), 1001, to (tockholdera of record at the clone of business Auirust 8. 1901.

Checks will be mailed from the (dice of the company. The transfer books will cl se at 3 P. M. August POOR FOREIGN CROP OUTLOOK STOCKHOLM, July crops me seriously suffering as a result of the continued hot. weather.

Elres have devastated the forests of Jentland, Western Gothland, and the Smaland and Upland districts. The Interstate Commerce Commission's report for the year ending June 30, 1901, shows that the number of railroad employes in the United Ktntes was Increased during the year, by 88.720, and that comparisons with the five previous years show that the number is steadily on tne Increase year after year, Instead of decreasing from the absorption of small railroads by the larger ones. The present number of railroad employes is 1,017,653. A report Is current at Claymont, that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company y-tends making that place a central point for Its coal handling trade. The company owns a great, block of laud In that neighborhood along Naamnn'e creek and out to the Dela hut drop a thing hastily Is another.

When In the early decline was sensational weaknetis In Liverpool, due to the tremendous liquidation and apathy on the part of speculators. Supplementing the cables were reports that good reins had fallen over Northern Texas snd that showery I have the slightest fear that my stock Is going to drop I sell at once." 11HJ1, and reopen at io A m. August 1901. A. R.

fRAZER. Treasurer. conditions were likely to-night and to-morrow over most of Texas and all of Oklahoma and the Bank Clearings, Bank clearings yesterday compared with the corresponding day last year: 1001. 1000. Increase.

Fblla $13,212,241 $13,615,909 $403,758 Boston 18,417.175 15.940,677 2.478.4D8 Baltimore 2,789.502 3,128.582 New 221, 000,814 145,110,700 76,800,114 Decrease, Excursion Trains Bring Buyers. Six heavlly-ladcn excursion trains from THE METAL MARKETS NEW YORK, July local tin market was unsettled and higher, with available spot Indian Territory. Drought damage news from business men who have llfteen days to visit points of Interest herenbouts. Nearly all went to the seashore. Upon their return they will make puixhusis jtor fall snd win various points In this State and Ohio river points, and one from the Lake Ontario supplies well concentrated.

The closing spot the Southwest was fairly plentiful, but few advices contained buying orders to give weight to tb bullish couvictloua of the senders. Parts of ter trade. I price was $27.15 to $27,25. Sales were made region, arrlvedyestcrdav. iiey.

brought ware river. Meanwhile good progress Is be-J.