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2T THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SATURDAY. JUNE 13. 1903.

BANKERS AN? BR0XER8. NEW TOBK CLEARING HOUSE. -3ANSACTI0NS IN STOCKS. The following table shows the courts of THE STOCK MARKET. THE GIN MARKETS.

the stork market to-day, tha net changes from tba previous closing prlcei and tba transactions la each stock: Official Statement of Brooklyn Non-Member Banks for Week Ending Saturday, June 13, 1903. Compiled from Reports Obtained Direct trora the Banks by tha Brooklyn Daily Eagle. SALES OF BONDS. Tha following showa tha transactions In boods to-day (in ll.OOOsl. 1 Am Hide A A.

f9 I IWtl 4 0IX8ILI- 111 10 PH4! 10 rnn MS 11 Allan foM 4. I 4 Ball a Ohio I4 i il P41VAStL4liB 1H IS titHi 1 1H 10 Bait Onlo 4... 1(111, 2HefPn4i (Iota .1 kUn I'n Ki lkt.liMI 11 tteaituut. Jersey 22 ten l. ron 5.

105 I eiilrnl eol 4.. f4 Low- Hirti- aW 100 Allls-Chal. tng. ehiinr i3'4im. S6 Irregular and Sagging on Profit Taking in Spite of Favorable Bank Statement.

est. 13 57 3tV'4 Wheat Seems to Be in a Waiting Position Corn Situation Depends on the Weather. 14000 amal Cop'r. Amount on I 1 Fisk Robinson BANKERS Government Bonds and othrr Investment Securities A verfitf Amount of Net lHoU. Troll! 1 1 title: at Mil A Trrae Anioiin of Ti'iiofr Hunk Capital.

ATrnnre Amount on lMIMt inif Huc Attfitt. Amount of l.oHn unit llM-OIlllt InTestnicnt. het Ohio 5 Bock Ulmnd 4. N'H VV.lU'i.h aict Tru! 89l si 17 Chi A Alt 3 1000 tuCiriF. 400 AmCftPpf.

100 Am Cot Oil. 400 Q(M J. 1' I 1 t'tll A All 7 3fiSi 2:1 cm Bur 05 500 "11 rl50.000 f31rt.854e2.0nK.00ll HllO.500 f54.0iNi 300.000 ltil.OTH 1.5S.l.iHtO 100.MMI Ills. 2(111 27 1.1 81 1.114 81 81 14 01.0OO 1.619.500 441.200 100 Am Hidepf 215 100 I 13 Bnck till fta I Brooklyn CleHh Ward. Manuff.c.Nat'1 22.023 4H1.000 3.VKIMII 40.2i'0 13.600 252.000 514 470 3.23.1.300 410.400! 513.000 500.000 391.703 5461.200 531.9O0 225.tiO0 3.YOOO MElBcRS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE 2d 194 30 11 4 -1 1S1.1MJ14-.

88 4 St 1 11'-' 1 8eah Air Line 5.H'1H 17 0:414 1 Chi Bur A ll Chi A III i Chi it Krie 1M ....111) 2. Cul Fuel 4 1 Col 8 10 Consul Toiiae 4a. 61 2 601, 17 lien A ItliiCi 4.. 0-H 100.000 110.000 71.5.V.I 10.000 Nassau Nat'l. tftlO.OOO 633.4.r).r 4.02:1.000 ftlili.OOII Ki I2.IH HI 22 000 35 Cedar Street 2a State street NEW YORK BOSTON Nutiunnl City.

i 400 Am Ire 31 100 AmLlnaeed 11 lfiOO Am 23 200 Am Loco r' S0'3 400 sroSmelt pf 94 4000 Am 12111 600 90) 3.720.400 6 102.800 992.810 4 4 mi. 1 11 11 1 3. 35 1.000 946.862 1.521.500 650.308 1.066.900 1.451.000 806.700 The wheat market Is in a position where It is extremely difficult to outline the future. Buyers and sellers do not sho enouen courage of their convictions to force prices ei'her up or down to any considerable extent. Such a condition of aftairs is not conducive to anv volume of speculation.

If any contingency should arise, which would bring about a wider volume of public Interest In the market It is possible that prices would improve, but the long continued professional control against this. The prospect of possibly a record breaking wheat crop is anuther feat, ure which is hard to overcome, and Europe shows persistent indifference. The claim that the European shortage will be sufficient to absorb the American surplus this vear at 1 8.iulh Par 4n 1 8lann Til. 2Q Stand Inc. 8 2 2 Third A4 11 TolStL4VW4a.

1 I'pt .11 A I0 North Side. People's. 17th Ward. WIS 'H 7H 7 P7 74 10 llt Sei urOi 300.000 580.663 3.122.000 42:1.000 269.000 100.000 165.685 1.022.037 73.989 36 425 55.524 100.000 160.875 1.410.900 176.600 46.200 76.400 100.000 84.999 641.433 60.763 72.931 4H.391 200.000 264,423 1.078.000 130.300 198.100 23,000 200.000 122.258 1.413.100 132.100 91.700 128.200 100.000 70,285 812.000 73.600 35.800 57.600 Speculation was largely professional today. Dealings were only moderately actlvt and Irregular, aa waa to be expected after the sharp rally of the previous two sessions.

The chief characteristic of the aession was heavy profit taking. There waa also some mild bear pressure and London markets were steady, except for Americans, and with nominal arbitrage sales here. The 'market stood the realising very well, in the opinion of expert operators. In fact, quite a number of Issues showed pronounced strength and closed with gains, notably Baltimore and Ohio and Copper. The bank statement was favorable, with a good gain in cash, large reductions in loans and deposits and an increase of $35,000,000 in surplus reserves.

Closing sentiment was fairly confident and especially as the majority of declines were Sprague Nat'l. 8:43 84 64 8.1 I nlon Wallatout. 48200 1 10 1 3 Erie 4a 10 Erie lien 13S, 56 3fll4 88 aim, 26 194 30 11 23 908 94 1204, 90 fi9'i 95 215 8 68i, 384 19i 74 152 14S, 74 27 667 17234 Union l'c 1 1024, 46 Union Pac Cf 4a. 1V 1000 Atchison pf 95Hi Spencer Tr.ask Co. 2.802.000 2.992.813 27.215.870 2.527,211 2.490,819 614.315 29.242.510 29000 Bait Ohio 874 72 23 7a F0- 94 1203s- 90 69- 95 87 14 58 Vf- 215 Hi 8 124 -1 38- 4 19VR- 74-f 8 844 14 8574 BANKERS 1 8.5 Increase, iperreaae.

388.05'J Itecrease. Pecreane. Derrcare. 067.661 624.553 good prices or not is still In doubt, and there 6R00 BknRapldT. 59L4 100 BknUnGas 21o 100 Brunswick.

8 90110 Can Pacific. 125l4 William Pine Sts- New York is no evidence in the present demand that I member of 5 Kan Ft 8 A 4a 85 22 Kan City 8ou 10 6fti 6 MeaCenlatina. 24a 20 Clearing H. 300.000 f556.758 f4.584.000 1,112.000. I :4.701.000 there Is any foreign aiety regarding the supply.

Exports of wheat 'from the I'nited States during May were 8,050.482 bushels, and total wheat and flour 14,627.636 bushels. The ex 14 MeiCon21 MH limited to fractions. Professional opinion is mixed on the outlook for next week. Some Investment Securities. Members New York Stock Exchange.

Branch Office, Albany, N. Y. Grand 3,102.000 31 ,799.807 3.639.211 2.490.819 614.315 33.943.510 1 Mo Kan .4 Im. IOxU 01 Un BBSanKr4a. 100 CanSouth'n 6'i 000 Ches Ohio 89 "fc 5000 Chi Gt 19's 100 Chi GtW.

A 14 f5 to; II5M 5l4 15 S5', 78 78-4 8SI4 8514 8(4 8514 85H 854 859. operators expect the bull campaign to be vigorously resumed against the still large short ports for eleven months have been 1S9.0TS. WALL STREET NOTES. interest, while others look for a period of dullness- that will be considerably prolonged 17500 ChlMAStP.153Ts '8 112 Dusneis, against 219. 777.

666 bushels last year, a decrease of 30.6Sfi.5.'.4 bushels. The THE COTTON MARKET. It has been a week of sensations in cotton with the trade thoroughly puzzled at the close to know what to look forward to In the near future. Almost as may theories 20 Mo Kan 4... 7H .10 3 Mo l'ac 5 1017.

.10:414 11 SStecla 2 Mo l'ac 6j 1H20. .104 1 27 INT en Lake Shore col 34,.. HO 10 1 Ch St 1. 4s. 10214 I 10 1 Ytiae KlecL I 10 i-ower 4a 024" 1 2 10 Norf West 04 I S3 1 Nor l'ac 71V i 8 14 Nor Hue 4 102 1 Va Iron i 5a.

Municipal The Improved market and the general in exports of corn for the month were 5.f29.7;t8 and for season have been 6S.471.1j3 bushels, against 25.728.869 bushels last year. The ex 4 TO 6 BONDS after recent stirring events. The main chractcristtc of the opening session was the heavy volume of profit taking. Initial dealings were fairly active and there was no let up In the recent general con- Railroad Corporation crease in confidence Is illustrated In the revival of bull rumors. In spite of semiofficial denials there is renewed talk of an re propounded as there are different oper- 25 172..

18 19 60 ports of oats for the eleven months have 8(1 71H. 77l 74(4 tors. 1 he claim that Mr. Brown and his 12 OregSbL4a 0141 3 following are in control of the spot cotton 35 Wabaah deb 11.. Increase In the Missouri Pacific dividend.

Very positive statements by banking firms are also made that the Baltimore aud Ohio dividend rate will be increased. Ituatlon In New Orleans, New York and Selected for fnurmtlrt Investor. MSTS MAILED UPON Interest paid on deposits subject to checlL 811 fldence. Early prices were irregular and generally easy as a result of the heavy realizing. This came from various sources, but traders were chiefly consptc.ous in the possibly control the Liverpool market and will thereby be enabled to squeeze the shorts elllng.

The fact that Americans in Lon Lawrence A special meetLng of the stockholders of GOVERNMENT BONDS. To-dnv, Yeaterday. A I' T41.1 Aakerl. Pld. Aaked.

ror the oalance of this crop year finds advocates. On the other hand the statement is made that enough long cotton has been sold the Trust Company of the Republic will be held at the office of the company, 346 Broad BANKERS, J7 AND 29 PINE 8T, NEW YORK. don opened fractionally off had an adverse effect and this was followed by moderate foreign selling in the early market here. The local movement was by no means uniform, a large number of issues made and re this week to almost satisfy the short Inter 19642 30 1724- 253 106 est. Careful observers of the market look way, at 1ft o'clock on Juno 27, for the purpose of voting upon a proposition to reduce the capital stoi of the company from 106 107 108 108 pon It as purely a question of manipulation 274)2-4)3 Broa4 Telephones 1UV 108 108 tained early advances.

For the most part and say that while it is possible for this vio 29'42-l $1,000,000 to 2500,000. been only 4.3oo,738 bushels, against 8.709.4X6 bushels last year. Rye exports, 4.8:i2,6il bushels for season, against 2.262,538 bushels last year. The trade In wheat was quiet to-day with very little Important news affecting values. Cables were dull and indifferent, and there was no foreign trade or practically none.

Weather conditions were better, and prices worked off a little at the opening, rallying later with some adverse reports from the Southwest. The close was quiet. No export sales reported. The corn situation Is likely to be a weather one for the next three months. The favorable weather conditions have checked the advancing tendency, but It must not be forgotten that there is certain to be a loss in acreage this year, which according to the Price Current is estimated at 5 per cent, and the start of the crop has been made under adverse circumstances.

Therefore, favorable weather conditions are needed right B. H. F. W. PELZER, this strength was in the specialties and in active issueB.

85 Bonds received for refunding yesterday 105 106 107 107 106 110 111 135 135 102 102 121 O. S. 2s 105 IT. S. 29.

con 106 U. S. 3s tl. S. 3s.

107 D. S. 3s, small 106 Is, 1907, H0 Is, 19C7, ecu. is, 1025, 135 43, 1925, 5s, 11104.. 102 os, 1U04.

102 Dlst.Col. 3-Ojs 11 lent manipulation to continue the claim that the prices are warranted by the demand Is absurd In view of the print cloth situation. If spot cotton prices were warranted cloths would be worth more money than they are at present. emoutuea to or wntcu ,56,100 weie The local realizing ceased In volume after the first half hour and the market started upon purchases for both accounts. The buying was not very aggressive, but dealings 17'8 19 60 29 IOGSj 30 172'4 253 2914 85 42 13'j 75 12H 17 33 55V8 62 180'is 993i 1344 15 "2 111 112 136 136 103 103 111 112 136 136 103'! 103 44-46 Broadway, New York.

LOCAL SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD. Securities listed on the New York Excfcanfefl for Investment or on conserTttlve margins. 6 per cent, and 1126,300 were 4 por cent. Exchanges yesterday amounted to $362,000, and the totals of both accounts were CheckB Issued In settlement of ex-ehangea to date amount to $3,091,851. The Llvcrpol weekly cotton statistics show continued fairly active for a half-day ses slon.

Traders Joined in the rally largely in sales for the week of only 34.000 bales. ftuenced by the outlook for a good bank gainst 62.000 last year; trade takings. 46,000. statement later. At the end of the first hour the undertone was firm and while con PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

Brooklyn Telephone Brooklyn, Ktw York Telephone 8790 John. against total Import, stock, 593,0011 bales; decrease 29,000 bales, compared with the previous week and 355.000. The short interest is still held to bo large and stubborn. Many of these bears are holding out, as they still hope to cover at aiderable irregularity In price fluctuations (Renorted by Da Haven Townatnd, 40 Wall through. The loss in acreage is equivalent was shown a large number of issues retain compared with last year.

to possibly 125,000,000 bushels ln normal pro better prices. At the worst, these opera street. New York.) Torday 1 -Yesterday- Bid. Aaked. Bid.

Aaked. ine 1 nronlcle cotton statistics show a vlsl. ductlon, so that the crop starts with this ed gains. Baltimoreand Ohio was the active and strong feature, with smart bidding for the stock for both accounts. Fine earnings tors ciatra, tne market win grow dun and hie supply of 2.478.904 bales, a decrease of 1117,974 bale for the week, and a loss of handicap, besides the other coftdltlons re ferred to.

Geo.H.PRENTISS&CO DEALERS IN LOCAL SECURITIES, 48 Wall Street, 208 Montague New York. Brooklyn. MEMBERS OF N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE1.

Am. Railway. and belief in a dividend increase were tnnu' 46 45 46 balej compared with last vear. The sagging after the present recovery is over and will give better opportunities to cover than at present. Again, there la a strong hope that the bear party will resume Its ences.

Baltimore and Ohio gained well over merlcan visible supply Is 1.361.904 bales. Con. L. Superior against 1,840,150 bales last year. The amount 500 HHi 2000 ChlTATrp: 25'i 1000 CM ft Alton 21 1000 Chi ft Al pf.

67 1000 Chi ft W.nS'fe 400 fnlH Coal 1ft 2000 ColSouth'n l0 100 Col So 1st pf 60 600 Col So 2d pf 2QHt 1000 Con 1972 200 Corn Prod. 30'i 600 Del ft Hud 173 300 Del ft W. 253 1000 400 85 3000 427s 400 Detroit So. 14 1000 Detroit Un. 754 300 12'fe iooo pf 16400 Erie 33r 5000 Erie lot pf.

61 3000 Erie 2d 56 400 Ev ft 62 1000 Gen Elec.1811!! 2000 Hock Valley lOOHi 2000 IllinotsCen 135ls 200 Int 1584 400 IntPaper pf 100 Int 41V 1000 Iowa 28Si 100 Kan Mich 36 100 16 800 KanClty So 25 200 KauC So pf 47 100 33 3500 Luu Nashll2 2000 ManliatEl.13 1000 Met Secur's 8W2 4100 Met SI 2000 MexCentral 238 3000 63 16C0 2000 Mo 1500 Mo at. DlMi 18000 Mo 105'ts '100 Nat 11 300 Nat of Mm. 214 400 Nat Mcx pf 43'ii 1000 4100 NY Central V1Q 100 6200 26 5400 Sort 65'. 100 American 88 400 Pac 55 15000 11000 1 a point and this advance materially stimu lated sentiment. The trade In corn was quiet to-day with the market a little weaker at the opening on tho more favorable weather conditions, but Improved later with wheat and oats, with Con.

L. Sup'r pi. Cambria Steel. 26, 23 67 111 stgnt for tne week was 48.525 bales and 42'22 14 752 12li2 17 60.. 55- 62 -1 isov.

99 134- 15- 684! 4181 28 36'2-5 76.. 25 47 17'8 33 2 1112.. 137 128 1 2338 00 2 326VH 5034-- aggressive campaign. A bit of speculative gossip that Is of In. The coalers also developed firmness after for the season, 10,326,055 bales, against 9,936, 788 bales last year.

Con. Trar'n, N.J Diamond initial small declines. Reading was little outside miylng. The close was quiet Exporters took 20 loads. terest la that J.

R. Keene Is leading a bull feature and made a good fractional advance 1 67 67 Liverpool waa again the principal ton In campaign against the still large bear ac 65 65. Trade in oats has been active this week, Eleo. Storage. Ulcc.

Stornee pf the local cotton market to-day. Snots there and with stress laid on the coming fine statement of earnings for May. Other firm with July oats the feature. This delivery IRWIN T.REf Dealers in Investment Secnritiei of New York and Brooklyn. Orders executed for cask or marg-in.

count. Recent big buying by brokers who usually act for Keene gives color to the snoweci a gain 01 in points and last prices on Elp.r.trir. of Amer 8 '8 issues with small rallies Included Wabash, has developed decided strength on shorts, inures lu to 111 polntB advance. Trade waa frtrmtT'lTrflns 26 45 26 23 67 65 65 8 26 24 67 40 107 4 14 5D St. Louis and Southwestern and "Soo" ratner quiet at, the start, but later in the report.

Tho really interesting feature pf this rumor, however, Is that the Keene small stocks, small receipts and belief that the new crop will not move ln time for V'6 25 68 40: sues, with rumors of improved dividend campaign Is said to be backed by Morgan nrst notir more activity was noticed, with further gains in the new crop, owing to fihort prospects in regard to the latter. Bear prea and other banking Interests. A statement July delivery. September and December have been Indifferent. Further advance was made ln July this morning with moderately sure, however, waa not lacking and was FINANCIAL.

from close Keene connections was made 'to covering and commission house buying in those positions, but the near months suffered mainly directed against Canadian Pacific day that Keene Interests are working on nctlve trade. some depression on selling by local long hold the bull aide of United States Steel. Insurance cf N.A 24 Lehlpli Nav 68 Lehigh 40 Marsdcn 2 Nat. Nat. Asphalt North.

107 Philadelphia Co. 42 Ponna. R. ti'i'a Penan. 49 i'enna.

Steel 90 Pcnna. Vehicle. The provision market to-day was quiet and with a break of about a point. Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific also reflected this pressure, with fractional losses. Cop crs and for New Orleans account, Liverpool "PRACTICAL WALL STREET" Our pamphlet.

Explains manipulation. Free, MALLETT WYCKOFF, 10 Wall at. New Tork. a little lower on some little selling pressure Very bullish talk Is again heard about was worried pos6lbly by reported operations of Mr. Sully end bullish cables from Copper and from people who have been con at the west.

FUTURE MARKETS AT NEW YORK. per waa firm at a rractlonnl rally, while the tractions and Twin City made good Cains, the latter rallying 2 per cent. The Elde In the way of unfavorable weather. '8 46 6 27 23 68 1 67 67 8 27 25 60 41 2 108 42 if J2 1 2 6 13 65 1 2 278 45 8.1 22 20 106 105 4 116 103 99 spicuously right on this stock. It Is stated Some traders who heretofore have been able (Reported by O.

Qulntln ft fll Broadwn? on very conservative authority that Stan DIVIDENDS. tone at the end of the first hour was firm lo forecast tho market with some degree of Yaater- dard Oil Interests were never ao large ln in spite of the irrogularlty and Influenced accuracy at present will not say anything as Copper as at the present time, as that party Cles- dnva Ing. Clea'f Penn. Vehicle pf. Phila.

Electric. by the bank statement outlook. regards future developments. The out of 104'ti- 2 17 Va 21-1 6 12 6 12 has been accumulating this stock la its recent break. Intimations are also given sight movement of Amerlcjn cotton last week The hank statement showing was, contrary Phila.

R. T. 81 "4 77 was 174,000 bales, against 156,000 hales the try custom, about as expected in all items, Lnw-aat. 81 77V9 77' 56.4 that the current reports of a probable divi Hlsh-at. 11 777 56V 54'4j Opening.

8iv, 7742 56" 544 77n4 Phila. E' Susque. Tidewater Steel. 108 42 63 51 91 1 2 6 13 65 2 24 277 45 90 22 20 106 105 4 dend Increase have considerable foundation. A good in the surplus reserve was or Si.

701, 000, and which makes this seme time a year ago. The world's visible supply of American cotton of 1,362,000 bales 11 777'8 56 5 4 Mi DIVIDEND NO. 35. SAFETY CAR HEATING AND LIGHTING No. ltio liroailway.

The Board of Directors at thin Company hava thla 1ny rtfclarefl tho regular tuarterly of TWO TEll t'HNT. and an extra dividend of ONE PER CENT, on the. outstanding capital atoek of the company, payable July 1 to all Btockholdera of rei'onl on June IS. at 12 o'clock, noon. Transfer books of the company will closa June 13 at 12 o'clock, noon, and July 1.

r. H. WAHDWELL. Secretary and Treasurer. June in, 1M3, 12- WHEAT- Sent Dee CORN LARD Cash i 56 t'-n t9.1.l75.

The cash gain was $1,752, is the smallest for this period of the seasou Un. Cos. ot N.J. 276 700 rr 'liRhtly smaller than estimated. The in Ave years.

In spite of the scarcity of cot With three dayB' rally the stock market has progressed so well that whatever may come In future, the average price of tho Union Traction. 45 43 2 l561a4 1282- 2 1(31 65 8 88 55 2 ton, manufacturers In thlB country hold lib heavy reductions in loans and de however, were made amounting re tsa-i2 20 eral atocks of goods, owing to overproduction stock list cannot be expected, even by 9.02 9.02 United Gas Imp. Welsuach Light. BONDS. A3Dhttlt of Am.fv "ely io $11,776,000 In loans and til.

and relatively low prices, as compared with cotton. A possible 1.800 bales expected at FUTURES MARKETS AT CHICAGO. thorough pessimist, to fnll so low as It stood at the close on Wednesday for many weeks f00 in deposits. This favorable exhibit 19 (Reported by L. O.

Qulnlln ft 6 Broadway.) 276 45 K9 20 19 105 104 3 115 103 99 the ports to-day. Spot cotton was 15 points Yeatef. helghcr, tit for middling. MONTAUK THEATER COMPANY, HROOK-lyn, N. June 4, 1903.

At a meeting; of the Board of Directors of the VIONTAUK THBATER COMPANY, held thla day, the followlnK resolution was nnsseo. anil ailonted: Reaolved. That a dividend ind. Pass. Ry.

105 Con. 105 to come. There have now been two full days when short covering was by all oddB the feature of (he wholo list, although the total Cloa- day' a was tho signal for a smart and 1 rilt (pklr.g movement that lasted the close. Many traders had from realizing in the hope that a V-iU statement would cause a closing The receipts of cotton at the principal At Low. at.

75 72 dealings have exceeded 1,000,000 shares. It Htrh-est. l-, 73 of TllltKE PF.n CENT, lie paid to the stoekhold- lantic and Gulf ports, as reported early to, day, were as follows: Cloa' 75 721 72'i 7542 72'W 7278 Nat. Asphalt 5s. Newark Pass.

5s 115 People's Trac.4s 103 Union Trao'n 4s. 99 ers of record on June 20, iw'3, on ana alter July 1, 116 103 99 9n3. and that the transfer books be closed on Tort.Ty. Last wck. Last yenr.

Opening. 75. 72'42 72 48 471 46 lialvestnn la probable that there must be further urgent short covering of the same character. The market on Thursday recovered more than it lost on Wednesday. Yesterday and June 20, 1903.

and opened on July 2. 1903. Jet 11 FRANK BAILEY, New Orleans Mobile Savannah ttr. 322 SSI 710 338 .1.72 3 142 127 53. "iis 7 BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

vVILLIAMSBURr.H TRUST COMPANY. Itrooklyn, N. June 3d. A dividend of TW (2) PER f'KNT. has this day Charloaton 41 27 36'a 76 25'i2 47 33 111 137 89 127 i3' 57 125 22 104V4 17 L4 21141 42 155 128'2 161 25 64'ia 88 54 125 Vk 97 85 55 48 66 15v8 35 72j 244 77 70'a 18-4 39 43'j 60 25V8 88 54 29 24 447 95 9 82 9 87 173 63 14 492 31 81 56 119 21 44 192 85 22 21 iReporttd by H.

llnrton ft York.) Norfolk Yesterday. To-day. The total receipts to-day were estimated been declared, payable July 1st. 1903. to shareholders of record at the close of business June 20th, 1903.

Cloatng- -CioBinir-- Bid. Aaked. at 1.800 bales, compared with 1,202 bales last Bid. Asked. WHEAT July Sept Dee CORN- Rept Dec OATi June July Sept Dec LARD July Sept RIBS July Sept October.

PORK- to-day it recovered fully as much as it had lost for three whole days prior to that. As on the decline every unfavorable circumstance was magnified to the limit of credulity, now the utmost possible stress Is laid upon every favorable occurrence. It Is wonderful how tha human mind discriminates ln the matter of news, absolutely disregarding (hat which, If observed, would operate against any obvious tendency of the market. 152 150 week and 4.403 bales last year. The receipts nt tho principal Interior points compare aa follows: 2 THE EMPIRE! STATU SURETY COMPANY.

Brooklyn, N. June 2, 1903,. A dividend of TWO AND ONE-HALF PER 126 IV- 98 85'j- 55Vf 48- 67 1 -s 35 8.8 72 24- 77.. 71 18' 40 441'a 50'-. 25- aa 88- 54 29 ",9 25V4 45 95- CENT, haa this day been declared, payable July To-day.

Last wek. Lait year 481! 48t. 48'i 48i 47 47 47 47'i 46 45 464 46 38 37 38 38 33 83 33' 334 33 33 33 33 8.82 8.77 8.80 8.85 8.97 8.92 8.92 8.97 9.30 9.25 9.30 9.32 9.27 9.22 9.27 9.27 9-02 9.02 17.02 16.97 17.02 17.15 1685 16.80 16.82 16.90 1. 1903, to STOCHfioiaers "r'l dune in, 172 38 33" 334 8.82 8.97 9.30 9-27 2 1600 PeoplesGas 98'i, 200 Pera 1400 Pres'dSteel 557fe 40000 191! 600 Read 2d pf. 67 400 KepubSteel 16 13000 Rocklsland 36 1000 Rock Isl pf.

73 1000 RubberG'ds 24! 200 RubberG pf 11 1000 71 1000 StLouisSW. 1200 StLoSWpI 40' 2000 SlosB-SheH. 45 11000 So Pacific. 5000 2h 400 South'n 89 3000 5000 Tex Pac. 30 1600 2b 2600 46 2600 Twin 97 600 9 W1L.I-IAM ai.

149 79 2141 17 167 5 475 21 147 120 Houston MemiihlB AiiKUxtn gt. Louis Estimated comparisons, TITLE INSURANCE. 3 252 170 4'(j 475 21 148 89" 137 1824i receipts for to-morrow, with follow: many worked on this theory that tv -Rflllrr; was in large volume and forced ir Isle reaction although in the final trad-i-ic there was a general, if limited, partial recovery from the lowest. The Inst half hour was marked by general declines, although these were mostly confined to fractions. Baltimore and Ohio showed good resistance and closed near the top or a gain of over a point.

Copper was also Arm and closed' at a good fractional rain, as did the tractions and many of the specialties and minor rails. The general railway lost sagged, however. The coalers and other prominent issues lost the early mall gains and made equally limited declines. Union Pacific and St. Paul made extreme losses of about a point, but rallied fractionally from the lowest at the close.

Canadian Pacific was also under apparent bear pressure and lost over a point. Erie and Rending scored slight fractional losses, as did 'Missouri Pacific. Southern Pacific, Atchison, Rock Island, New York Central, Pennsylvania and Ontario and Western. Sugar lost a fraction, as did Steel issues. The gain of over a point In Brooklyn Rapid Transit waB cut to a fraction, as was a similar gain in General Electric.

The small rallies from the lowest attracted same late short covering and while the close was active It showed a majority of small losses for the day, but with sentiment fairly confident. Last yenr 32 Efttlmated Last to-morrow. week. 1ST) to 211 131 Houston 149'ij 250 166 3Hi 465 20i 145 119 83 13 136 183 44 201 67 224j 100 115 21 30-4 89 89 89 NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. AndTRUSTCOMRINY Am.

Tel. Tel. 15 I'll Arcadian Boston Maine Brit. 342 Cnlumct. 470 Centennial Min'g 20 Chi.

June. 146 Chi. Juno. Ry pf. Dominion Coal.

vn Dominion Steel 13 Fltchburg 136i Mergenthaler Mohawk Mining. Old Colony 200 07 Parrott i Quincy Mining. .101 Tamarack 119 U. S. Utah 30' West Knd Ry 90 Westlughouso pi 90 Ex dividend.

CAEH MARKETS AT NEW YORK. Yeater Last IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE. The Imports of dry goods and merchandise at the Port of New York this week were valued at tl2.4ftf.31!, against (9.018.611 In the previous week and SO.754.363 In the corresponding week last year. From January 1, $287,246,514, against $257,249, 861 In the corresponding period last year. NO DEX3ISIONONRATES.

Traffic officials of the Eastern and Western lines who have been considering plans for harmonizing import rates, ended their conference yesterday without formulating any definite plan. Another conference will bo held ln September. fiaturday day, Qulel (Reported hy B. Munn, Bon Ik Ueaver at.) Yeater. Open- HIKh- Low- Cloa- day's Injr.

eat. eat. Inir. Cloa't July 12 20 12.30 12.20 12-25 12 11 1180b 1187 1172 11-HH ll tiH 9.9Kb 10 18 1018 Pocomber 9.76b 9.9'J 9 78 9 99 9.73 in 1 902 did the largest year's business in its history. But its business for the first five months of 13'ii 138 185 45 203 584j 23S, 105 120 ill 90 03 3 58 234 103 J25 85 "a 89! Quiet 1903 is far ahead of 1902 or any To-day.

WHEAT No.2Red,f.o.t..afloat. 85 No.lNorth,f.o.b.,aO't. 89 CORN UI' No. 1 Corn, elevator. 57 OATB No.

2 Oatt. elevator. 40 BYE Qum No. 2, f. 0.

aflt-. 59 83 i 88 178 29000 Union Tac. 2000 US Leather 1600 US Leapt. 2000 Realty. 58, Quiet other year.

30 90 95 95 40 THE COFFEE MARKET. Trade ln the local coffee market to-day waa verv nuirt. prices opening unchanged 1000 USRealtypt 63'4 Quiet STOCKHOLDERS TO MEET. 141 Qulat 85 Quit! 67 Quiet 40'tj Quiet 58 "2 WUItVt 450 b.70- Quiet 9-00 Quiet 18.50 Qulel 59j 3U0 Rubber 1400 USRubpt. 50 Quiet A meeting of the stockholders of the Trust Compeny of the Republic has been 4-50 12000 82- -2 9- c-7-1 17..

633 14 CO 1 31- 818- 60V8- 119 1 25'fc-l-l 44- 195 3 85 4-50 3.70 CHICAGO STOCK MARKET. called for 10 clock on June 27 at 34" llroad BECAUSE 10. It makes tba best examination that con be made, and then assume whatever risk remains. If a title tarns ant to be bnd. It takes Its responsibilities phecrfallr.

and paya the loss promptly. 3.7 New York. 1 way, when a proposition will voted on to reduce the capital stock from $1,000,000 Eaay H. 1-. C' To-day 1 Minn.

Patent WliuerStratght.ns' LARD Prl.ne PORK -Teaterday- 9.1 to $500,000. ill'. 2 Steel pf 81s4 VaCa Chem 56'a VaChem pf 119 20 Wabash pf. 44Ta West'houselOli WeutUnioa. Hb 9.00 Eaay 10 5 points lower, with Bales on the call of 250 bags of September at The Havre market was Irregular at franc decline and sales of 10,000 bags, while Hamburg was also pfg off, with sales of 11.000.

Rio No. 7 gained 50 rets, with a firm market, and private exchnng" lost l-32rl. Santos was steady and 100 rcls higher. There were clearances from Bnhla on June 10 of 500 br.gfl per steamship Byron and from Samoa on June 12 of 3R.000 bags by steamship Carrlrk. The close was barely steady.

Total sales 11,000 bags. The official Rio cable reported as follows: Rio No. 7 exchanged standard. 3 950. Kx- 12000 1000 200 6IJU0 5000 1000 1600 18.2, MORE CAPITAL FOR A BANK.

Old Mesa Eaay OCEAN FREIGHTS. IV When you buy real estate, or borrow or loan upon it, consult this com l'l IV Tho directors of the First National Dank of Paterson, N. have resolved to recommend an Increase In the capital stock from Liverpool Cork. for 2IW 21V 281'yd THE BANK STATEMENT. The weekly statement of averages of tha associated banks show: niansrs.

6. June Decrease Loans DepoMIs 4'lrrulation im ri.1 Leant T0.i):i:i.2'l Spt.fle lofi.Tif.MI 4.4" Reserve 223.4.11. 1.7".2.7'0 Howfrre required. 22l.7'i7.425 2.P4S.4'.'.". 4.77.-.S..1 9.477.175 1-x.

C. S. dep 14.u79.li') 18,778.175 M.WK Increpne. A year ago there was a surplus of and two years ago a surplus of $8,782,115. Tho three principal items compare as follows for the last preceding weeks: $400,000 to 500.ooo.

The aubscrlptlon price pany. Fees moderate and uniform. COMPARISON Or CASH PRICES. Current caab prices at New York of atapla 6U0 22'u 1000 WisUentral 21'j 1000 WlsCen 43'j will bs $300 per share. 21 2 43 43 articles, compared wltn toe figures of tat corresponding daya 01 last montn ana Ian Title guarantee andyrjusf company: Aaked.

Rid. Aaked. 6 5'4 6 44'g 43W 44 51 121 124 1247'a 3', 3 3 21 20'ia 21 5 4 6 Si 35 34 200 190 132 131 i 132 54, 22 21 66 404 394 39a4 101 100 25 21'd 247g 95 125 100 98 100 30 65 CO 65 B-Am. Can Am. Can Co.

4 4 Am. 4 Am. Radiator pf-1-4 Box Board Box Board Chi. In. Trac'n.

A Chi. Trac. pf 30 City Match. 131 Lake St. Kiev.

5 Mot. W. S. Elev Met. W.

B. El. pf Nat. 40''8 Nat. Biscuit pf.100' Nat.

Carbon 24a Nat. Carhon 94 North Cbl.St.Ry 120 South Side Elev. 90 Street's Sta. Car Wct Chi. St.

60 rear, ara as lonows: BANKERS AND BROKERS. imststoppani; The volume of buainesB, hour by hour and for the day, waa as follows: Shares. Trora 10 to 11 o'clock 238,700 From 11 to 12 o'clock 175,000 change, 12 5-lwi. Interior receipts, hags. Rio receipts, 1,000 bags and Rio stock, 651,000.

Sanlos receipts, 23.000 bags, two days, and Santos stock, 812,000. Good average Santos, 3 700. NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET. Teater- (Reported by 8, Munn, Soo S6 Beaver at.) To-day. c4m, saooo.ooo Cotton.mlrt.

uplands 12.B0 print (M'i Coffer, No. 7 1 Consolidated Stock Eirhange, Members New York Produce Exchange. surplus lutul rebtrve. rt-rtL-rve. Eat ma.

413,700 Total. Wheat, No. Lonnl. 915.138. 104 1U.477.I7J HO Broadway, New York.

175 Koinaeu Street, Brooklyn. 240.4.18.4: Corn, No. 2 Oris. No. Nominal MONEY.

T.ant tUst Month. Year. 11.80 9.4m MWt .384 4.30 400 18.25 1875 17.50 1(5 75 0025 2200 9-30 10.05 .40 .10 4.80 4.70 Open- Hlffh- Low- Last day's Inf. eat. eat.

Sale. Last. July 3 70 3 70 3 70 3 115b 3 70b 3 90 3.95 3 8 3.85b 3-95b 4 30 4.35 4 30 4 25b 4.35b I l-mraico poaru 01 iiaae, i BANKERS AND BROKERS. IS Broad St, Trip. BllMO List of desirable STOPK BOND INVKHT-MKNT3.

alao carefullly prepared dally market let. Manuf'rs Branch. 19S Montagus B'klyu. 92.1. 163.

I'M) 939.2".) 923.OMJ.200 The call money market to-day was largely nominal, with rates quoted at 2a2Vi per cent. Jt.ti4:.. 8.W2.f25 10. 11. K1.S.V) 3.741.

31 10 Ut Riving qiiotatlona and valuable Information. Junf 13 Jun 6 M.iy 3') Muv 23 Mny May May 2 April 21 April April 11 April 4 Murcll 28 Marrh 21 Mnivh 14 Flour, Minn, patent 4-50 Pork, mess 18.1)0 Beef, family 11.00 Beef, hams 211.2.') Lard, choice 9.15 Mclosses.O.K. prime .40 on application. i it mo rates were uihiiuiiku i'-. wii.jui,at) ct-nt.

for sixty and ninety days. 4Vt per cent. for four and six months and SaO1 per cent ifl.i, IWt.U"1! I EARNINGS. INDIANAPOLIS AND Branch ollliel 22-26 COURT Brooklyn. CIIICAfJO, Ii3.

C2MI.I tail Sugar, i rt5 E. N. HUSSEY, Mgr. Tel. liMli Mala.

M.22S r.U.7l 4,271,979 WESTERN CEOP REPOBTS. Chicago, June 13 According to reports made to W. C. Brown, third vice president of the New York Central Railroad, lu charge of operation of the Vanderhllt system, by rron exnrrls who have traveled extensively 14 62'i, 14. 87 12 50 Coyper, luke IheLawyers'Titlelnsnrana Company of New Yort 38 Court Street, Brooklyn, 47 Liberty Street, Manhattan.

eiK'ii. win, wiud I paper is quoted at. oa.lvj per cent, for prime 1 single names and bill receivable, and 5Va I per cent, for other names. I The Suh-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing House to-day to the extent of Tin First week June From July 1 t'NION PACII'IO PROPKHi Fourth week May M.mih From July 1 4.67'. 4.12't.

28 21 March 7 February Fi'Utuury S37.4.'!) 2iiU''2 Lead 4 iron, No. 1 foundry. 20.50 21.50 14 thrnnvh Ihu Vrat nH Hnnthu'eat the rwnl H'H'TH SHORE ANtl ATLANTIi; Clearing House statement Clearances, 1ds, while disastrous to the area linmedi- rnitl and sitrnln tft AA E. MILLIKEN Mi-mhT" Stork Richfnffo KW YOltK-ftit nroadwtr. UllOOK I'otirt pt.

iTmtlt Bar BtflrJ iolic.t ordsri for purehia or ial of STOCK AND BONO INVESTMENTS rnrripon1nr4 Pohritd. TlpliOfi afl TO DroRl. balances, For tho weik Clearances. $1,41 IlU.SVVlt aiely affected, covered so small a crop territory, comparatively speaking, that the damage to wheat and corn amounts to little. With 702,127 GRAIN AND PRODUCE STATISTICS.

Tba following labia shows tha dally movement of grain, as posted at tbs Product Kxcnank-e to-day: HBCKllTd AT WESTF.RN POINTS. Klour. Wheat. Oata IJunuls. Uushtle.

Dushels. Buahtfia. seasonable weather from now on big crops of 2li.8"7.'Ji t)t2, 775 235.4.12.675 237. 621. Ml 227.li.Vi.

452.225 236, 2.l2,220.9i(l 234.826.9'l4 215.oOH.500 247.131.475 253,607. 2'io K.4. 61X.1I00 245.495. 11 2.13.212.704 22N.4(2.6'i'l 2S.U57.6') 226. 819.

700 229,914. 404 2W.7I5.50O 238.4ili.50O 237, 883. 200 219,822.9110 2l4.7K6.9uO t.T,53.8Kl 221,81.9,740 219.612, iuO 219.3,2I)0 22n.575.700 227.9o7.4oO 234.946.600 243,742.400 :i9.6"4.50 247. IH. 100 218 942.0)0 253,024,500 253.526 704 250, 81.2,504 rliet week June from July 1 2.MI.W4 Tfll.Ktxi, I'KORIA AND WESTKHS: First week June From July 1 l.lil.lla KANHAS 'IT HOl'THKHN: Fourth week June 111,721 Month SSl.TiW From July 7 M.l7.8.'.4 MKXH'AN KNTHAL: First week June From January 1 10.912,140 balances, Total clearings of all the bank clearing I houses In tho United States for the ending to-day were on Increase of 23.3 per cent, over the correspond all kinds may be expected from Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska and Missouri.

President Yoakum of the Ht. LoulB and Han Frnm'lsco Railroad MM.7'i2 5, 2ft, 292 30.039 412.991 U4H.S9S aV.3"' estimates the loss to the corn crop from the 4T.IM') ing period of last year. 1,021. UuO 6.901,00.) 9,1111. In) l.i,52:i,075 In.

545, 675 30.217. 123 14.810.3n0 10.1'v3.5) 3 0..3.0. 0 S.3SS.9.A V.II73.754 15.7Sli."00 M.B2!",;S 18,331,354 17,352,350 21.3J9. 100 17,781.478 6.808.2:) 1.527,350 l.Sl!).2"0 i.23,23 l.42.l5 715.075 4. 097.

050 3.742.771 13.738,125 15. jii2.404 18. 709. 7. 12.226.900 KO.jllJ.Si.O PMi.

ill'. 7(10 11:1.1. 4'J) fO4.01u.iU4) Ki.4H.l'X S71.4i4i.luO 870,371. 2'0 81, SU8.217.200 87d.4htt,8'4 IIS, 61 S70.1)77.C"0 a.4.Vi.SO0 71.I147,1I"I) 72.3i)3.:00 S74V.ll41.ltOO "0.J7,X) 91S.tlH7'0 fill. HI INSURANCE.

floods In the bottom lands In tho Southwest at about 5 per cent. Mr, Yoakum Is quoted ChtCMKO Milwaukee Mlhn'Hpi'lla Dululh Ht. U'Ula Toledo Detroit Peoria "HI 27. Wl 3.6W YAZOO ANll MIHHIHHIIM'I VAIXKY: a.H'io 4. "VI 12.

ii "i 2:,. Il'f, 84. 0 KI 7 January 31 24 17 Jtfiiiiury 10 Jtinuury 3 bfcemtwr 27 Ootritlwr 2ii. lcc-iniber 13 23 Novfinbt-r 22 Sovernbt'r IS Xoveniber 8 November 1 October 25 October 18 October 4 27 4F ptrmber 20 K. ptember 13 kf-ptember 3 Auguit 30 AllutUjt 23 AiiRti't 13 AllKUMt AUHUet Jilt 2 Inly 19 July 1 14.

INSURANCE Insures Tltlea to Real Estate. Lend Money on Bond and Mora Rngn on lironklyn real estate la irire or small amount. Offers for Sale First Mortgages Investors, E. W. COaaESHALL, President ADVISORY rOMMITTBS rOB BIOOKLTVl rUI.IAN D.

KAirtfHILI). Prfsirtnt Kinss County Trust Ok, 1. LAWRKNCli 11 Tr'-asursr Dims lavlngs Bsna. WIIX1AM HAnKM.i. 1'rasiant Nassau Firs Ins.

Oa, MtHWlN RLUlilull. Ot llubbarl Ruabnura, Wll. LAMB, Trustae Wllllamabursh Ssvlnss Baaa, as saying that with good weather conditions this loss will be more than counterbalanced .21 Month May PHENIX I.oi; 27.H41 1.741,. VALI.KY by the rains In the uplands COMPANY HAIL- THE MARKET OUTLOOK. Ennls Stoppanl say: "We have reason to believe that sAme men who are exceptionally Informed upon the merits and prospects of railroads have been big buyers of stocks for some days past.

We believe the rebound Is still far from over. The failures predicted have not materialized. Crops will be up to average, flood losses will be made up, and I'resldent Fish of the Illinois Central, who has Just returned from a trip of inspection, Is quoted on the crop situation as follows: "It will cost the farmers more money to raise Total ellll'MKNTS KROM WESTERN POINTS'. Klour. Wheat.

t'orn. Oata. V. I S.r l.i:'4..42 1. ,901 From July 1 YAZOO AND MMrilHHIPPI no April, gross Net From July 1 to April 30, Ne- HT.

JOHF.l'H AND OllANII Ro a II: Acrll, Kloee Net From July 1 to April 3). Net liaitvls. Uusliela. Bushels Bushels. crops this year than heretofore, owli to ex 1.133 217.1) IHLAN'II UA1I OF BROOKLYN, N.

Y. cessive rains. If they are willing I 1 do the l.rni. Stt.iViu labor will be more reasonabh-. The boom Is i pxtra amount of work there Is chance to harvest better crops than In many 1 iit'1 il.TM ('hlcasn Milwaukee Miiin'-apolls I ml ut Ht.

U.Ulft Iietrolt 1'eoilK 122. MT 22.132 1.H7. 114 22.M14 I.132.l 422,4411 l.iHH, PHENIX BUILDING, GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC. 7.2'H off; the country will get down to a more-economical basis, our Imports decrease and our exports Increase. There has been good Investment buying.

Stocks are still In many casea below their reasonable Investment value and market, should continue to work upward again. Reaction! though can be looked for. Deficit. The same items for corresponding dates S.7fi 3o3.itl Total President Sir Charles Rivers Wilson of the Orand Trunk Railway will sail for England to-day, having completed plans for the Grand ItKC'LlI'TS AT ATLANTIC PORTS. In previous years are: Flour.

Uheat. 4'otn. Oata 14 COURT ITSKET. Itni'ls. Duth' Is.

Bushels. Trunk Paclne Line to the I'acinc rnaat The Total reeerve. 2o.441,JO U.Tii. 3.:. hi Surplus.

I is. a si Loans. IM.7".4KI 900, OR lieo Trunk Pacific Railway will build 2.860 GOLD AND SILVER EXPORTS. Exports of specie from (his port to all countries for thla week annrcgatn fins.ltiO sliver and gold, a total of acalnat V.2'.m gold and silver In the same week last year, rllnee January 1 the exports of gold amounted to f3l.nns,t!$ and silver against gold and alive rln the corresponding period last year. 1W1 lfi 1M BANKS AND SAFE DEPOSIT Brooklyn City Safe Deposit Company.

Chartered 1ITI. SAFE DBPOSIT BUIUlINO, KONTAOIJIt BT. CORNKR Or Ares p-kom riviv to one hunurkd ano rtrrr poulah pr.R tear. Trunks and packages containing valuables taken on storage for any length of time at low ratsa, HENRY BRL'BH, Prestdenl. iiKOHUR via Prisld'sn.

1-HOatAS B. C1.ARK. (eorMary. AXLAKHC MUTUAL INS. 4U aud Bl Hall street, Nenr lark.

oK.iAM.Kli IN 1(43, New York Boston I'hlla'telphla Maltltnoie New GaUeston 15. IS" 14.4 '4 J.4II 1CI 2.4'l l.cm 12.1'T, 713 2.94 Insures against iturlns ani Inlantl transportatli risks an'l 44 111 Issus tijllilt-s msklns Ichh i.aysbl 4.M0 miles from Quebec to Port Simpson on the Pacific Ocean. The firand Trunk has a line from Quebec to North Hay, but will build aa air line between the two points. The main line will pass through Wlnnepeg and Edmonton. There will be branchet to Port Arthur, Reglna and Calgary.

The highest summit to ANOTHER TROLLEY COMBINATION Brldgeton, N. June 13 Phlladelph'a capitalism are planning a merger of tho principal trolley companies in southern New Jersey, similar to that of the Public Service Corporation In tho northern part of the slate. SILVER. To-day. Bar Har silver in 24 5-1 (id Mexican dollars 41 434 10M7I) L9.343 Total Yesterday.

53 24 41 EXPORT FltOM ATLANTIC PtillTS. Kloiir. Wheal. Porn Asia IMPORTS OF SPECIE. The Imports of specie this week were be climbed will be only 2,400 feet, while th Barrels.

Bualisle. Bushels. 20.4D 1D7.27J 7. Bill In Knslinl. Abs.ts ten nillllun dvltara tur th- a-cMiilty of lu rolklr-s.

Ths pr-jflts ths rsvsrt to th assured sn are rilvMe.l annually upon the t'remlunis tfr-mln'ite1 niirlng the thereby reiluolng the eoat cf Insuran'-e. F'T such rllvlrn, rertlll-at'-a sr Iasuc4. benrlns Interest until oHerr't bs ra dcamcd. In s-Hh ths t-h'irtsr. A.

A. II tv. Preslrl.nt. T. A.

A RM' INS, V. 1'resl lent. roiiNKI.M'S KI.PKIIT. V. Praa tnr.n joiivjios.

V. Praa. iTANTON Its. 2 gold snd 141,749 silver, a total of S31. Sew Host en Philadelphia other lines reach altitudes ranging from 5.202 to 8.247 feet.

The road will open un nearlv :2.: 12, in 10.14s gainst in tne previous week and 1209 4I7D V'2 Itlmore TRENCH EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. Paris, Juna 13 During the past flva months French Imports Increased (22,382,200. export! decreiaed 199,700. POWER CO. INCORPORATED.

The Public Service Power Company of Newark has been Incorporated under the lawa of New Jersey, with 11,125,000 capital. acres of Inhabitable land. Vice President Charles Hayea will have charge urlesnt EAGLE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT KauLE 14T-ILDISO, aslllNiiTnK asd JoHSsos rVra, 417 in the ssme period last year. Since January 1, 14.048.761, against S1.S42.996 ln the corresponding period last year. of the Total M.101 11.

HT St.tte kj.177 ronirut tkur. lake large psssesgr It ksa 1.