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7, i THE BKOOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. KE YOEKv TUESDAY, OCTOBEE 30, 1900. 19 OFFICIAL CLOSING PIGUBES. BANKERS AND BROICEKS. TRADING ON THE CURB.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC STRONG. To day's official closing prices, compared TRANSACTIONS IN STOCKS. The following table shows the course of the stock market to day, the net changes from the previous closing prices and the transactions in each stock: SAXES 07 BONDS. The following shows the transactions In bonds to day (in UNITED STATES BONDS. 1 3b 110X1 0 S3c 11096 itn yesterday wer To dav Yesterday, Bid.

Asked. Bid. Asked. Am. Car Foundry.

17X 18 RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDB. Clo Net in, change Market Was Bull and Quiet, With Irregular Price Changes Throughout the List. Important Buying of This and letters of Cralil IN Poonds SterHng 17X Sugar Caused a Rally in Stocks. 96 AND LONDON PRICES ADVANCED. 91 1X belt.

But it was maintained that froSt would help the development of the late cotton, so that It would not be an entirely evil thing for the cotton plant. Nevertheless, it is probable that If there should be a frost in any part of the belt prices would advance somewhat on general principles. But the bulls were not at all aggressive this morning. On the other hand, the bears were making moderate ventures, co that there were no very large trades. The receipts of cotton at all ports to day were about 62,000 bales, compared with 52,858 same day last week and 67,939 last year.

This total was made up of receipts at the principal ports as follows: Galveston, 18,506" bales, compared with 13,662 same day last week and 15,623 last year; New Orleans, 23,611, against 20,467 and Mobile, 1,529. asalnst 939 and Savannah, 9,100, against 7,648 and Norfolk, 2,079, against 3.375 and Charleston. 2,143. against 3,013 and 2,343. The receipts at Houston to day were 28,219 bales, compared with 31,965 same day last week and 18,262 last year.

Liverpool, October 30. 4 P. M. Cotton, spot, fair demand; prices easier; American middling fair, 5 ll l6d; good middling, 0 ll 32d; middling, low middling, 5 1 16(1; good ordinary, 4 ll l8d; ordinary, 4 3 32d. The sales of the day were 8,000 bales, of which 500 were for speculation and export and Included 7,400 bales American.

Receipts, 46,000 bales, including 40.70 American Futn 5 Tet St 7 Mux Intan 84 I Mich Ceu5sl931. 126 3 Min StL6s 118 II to 1C 2d t.6X 3 60 5 Mo 1'nc col tr 5s. 95X 4 Mo Pac tr5s 9691 1 9G9S 1 Mor 7 1901 102J6 1 IKY Ceil. La8 Shore col 95X 2 Klec 11 St Power 4 83 5 Norl i West 97X 21 97X 4 Nor Pec 3 COX 12 0091 6 Nor Pac 4s 103X 111 103X 1 Out fc West 104 OrcK ShtSs 114X 8 114 4 Kast 90 1CC4: StL4XsA.115 20 Keadilie 4 V7H 1 Brooklyn Rapid Transit Was One of the 33 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. 18 64X 36 S3X 35 37 69 6 25 41X 91 23X 75 34M 75 3 12156 117 4 00" 140 45X 18 47X 32 7356 74X 81X 61 170 9 87X I02 1346 62X 114 9 Adams Exp 103X 6 A tell AS 0 10091 1009 100 1 100H 14 100 J6 5 10096 won 3 100J6 3 A 8796 87X 8796 31 87 2 94 8 94X .0 AUs 4 9491 17 Bait Ohio 3X.

95)6 2 c95X 6 95 95X 1 95X 8 Hall Ohio 096 12 BtOSW 88 3 Can Sonth 1st. ..10796 10 CCCfcstLem 4a. 0HX 8 Con Ga 1st 449i 10 45 1 CenUflorKiacnfts iQ 2 95X 4 1 9596 15 95)6 3 9591 2 Do, registered 96 25 Central I'ae lt. 1796 1 Initial Pac 8X 3X 1 Che 4s 100 1 Che Ohio 5s. laOX 3 Chi fc Alt av: xs T4 3096 6)6 41)6 91 22)6 S4J6 76)6 12291 110 33 8296 O0H 45)6 32H 74 74 80H 0196 53 30)6 35)6 7096 32791 115)6 1CW 11J6 30 The outside security market to day opened with a generally steady tone, but with comparatively quiet dealings.

Price fluctuations were largely nominal and activity In the trading was confined to a few issues. There was small bidding for stocks and offerings were also restricted in volume. The curb market continued rather quiet, but fairly steady throughout the later session. Brokers reported a general holding off of customers until after election, and with new orders very scarce. Final prices for the day while somewhat Irregular show general, steadiness, while total transactions were estimated as between three and four thousand shares.

Amalgamated Copper was a weak feature of the curb to day and sold down to 90 'J In the early session. Later the stock Improved and sold back to About six hundred shares changed hands and it closed with 90 bid or a loss of points for the day. British Columbia Copper was again In good demand and sold up to 15. It closed at a reaction of 15 bid or a gain of a 91 1 88 1 87J6 10 88 1 6s. 12391 8 Klo West 4s.

091 1 lio. li island 100X 2 Rock Island 10 Man A A 76jl 0 Buuthern K'y 6S.110X 2 110X 1 tiontb. Pao K0X quiet and closed firm. I 96 96 )6 1 BOODY, McLELLAN BANKERS, 57 Broadway, New York, and 191 Wletrtague St, BrooMjS Members New York Stock Excising Orders Executed for Investment or cn Mrgds INTEREST ALLOWED OK W. N.

C0LER BANKERS, INVESTMENT SECURITIES, Members N. Y. Stock Exchange, 34 Nassau St, N. Y. Manchester, October 30 Cloths, dull; yarns steady with a fair demand.

Cotton was quiet but firm late. Spot cotton was 1 16 up at 9. NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. 81)1 21 80)4 174)6 1X 35X "06 127X Leaders in the Upward Movement. Trading Moderately Active.

Jere was a further falling of specula I interest, and activity manifested in to j'B stock market and transactions were In jialler volume and more distinctly professional than in any recent full day session. yThere was also more of the quiet liquidation of long stock, that has been a characteristic of the pro election speculation and the professional element took no decided stand on either side of the market. In consequence dealings were decidedly irregular, but for the moat part the upward tendency was most pronounced as a result of short covering of recent sales. There were few new developments of moment, although the monetary conditions continue to work toward further ease here, while discounts abroad show signs of further hardening in the effort to prevent further gold importations to this side. London traded but nominally here and most of the day's irregular changes, although these were gains for the most part, were due to the technical trading conditions and were generally confined to small limits.

The market opened with a marked falline 286 4 8091 30 80J (Reported by L. O. Quinlln ft New York.) Sales. Intf. 6235 Am X7H IrOO Am pr.

OSH 110 Am Cot Oil. ZnH 2239 Am Ice 3WM 8S0 AmMaltlne. 5to 20C0 Am Smelt'; 4XH 050 AmSmelt pr 01 AmRtcelH'p 72 15 Am 34H 1G10 Am Steel pr 74K 30410 Am Sucar. 121K 100 Am Sub pf. .110 4200 AmTlnPlate 33 100 AmTln.

pf 8296 8000 AmTobacco i)6 400 4iH 7275 Atchison. 'J1H 70i'0 Atchison pf. 73H 12503 Bait Ohio 74 2400 Bait pr SIX 15162 BknKapMT. 69JS 123 8Ji 770 Can South' 53 S600 Ches Ohio 20 0SS0 new 3oH 3260 pf 7M 1G50 CM X.7H 2H75 Chi tfs 12 J0 Chi I ICi Jtj 510 Chi at VT XXK 650 Col 39 1025 Con Gas 40C5 2SH 1100 Con Tob nf. 81 233 Del Hua.

XX2H 300 Den HioG 10H 100 pf. 70 220 Erie 1st 440'i Fed'l 38 1054 Fed Steel pr tSHU 200 900 Gt North pMClH 2C0 Hock Vallej 0J 100 HockVal pt. 64 100 Iowa Cent 19H 900 Int 21 400 IntPaper pf 00Jj' 2150 llllnolsCent.llbW 300 Int C3H 500 344 1010 Lou Nash 3650 Manhat El. 400 Met St R'y. 158 100 Mob Si Ohio 40 100 Minn 4c StL 5UH 310 2 pi.

98H 100 Mo 10M U00 Mo KtfcT p. bXH 7740 MoPacttlc 65 300 Nat Biscuit 35M 100 Nat 1 200 Nat Lead fcG 700 Nut iti) 120 Nat Steel pt 88 2390 Nat 53 787 NatTube pf 9'Jf 3200 CentraI132s 53 64 S2M Ye ter ex 6 Stand ft 6U 10 Stand fc Tine. 10 o4m Cloa day's Am. Car Fonnd.pf 04 Am. Cotton Oil 36 Am.

Cottcu OH 91 Am. District ZV Am. Ice 36X Am. Ice Co. uf 63 Am.

Linseed'OlI 1196 Am. Linseed Oil h'JH Am. Malting Co 5X Am. Malting Co. Am.

Smelting Kef 41X Am, Smelt'g ti R. pf 91 Am. Stoel Hoop 2296 Am. Steel Hoop 74X Am. Steel 3496 Am.

Steel W. 75 Am. Spirits Mlg IX Am. Sugar Ref 12294 Am. Sn Ear Ref.

113 Am. Tin Plate 32X Am. Tin Plate 8296 Am. Tobacco 90J6 Am. Tobacco pf 130 Anaconda 45X Ann Arbor 16 Ann Arbor pf 46 32)6 Atchison pf 73X Bait.

Ohio 74H Bait. Oblo 80M B'klyn Rapid 619S Brooklyn. On. Oat. ..165 Brunswick City 8X Canada Pacific S6X Canada 53 Capital 101X Central New Jersey.

183X 0., C. C. Bt. L. CSX C.

t. L. pf. UOX Ohes. Ohio 3 OX Old.

Alton 3546 Chi. It Alton pf new. 70H nur. uuincy. 12796 Ind.

21 Ind. 4 tt. 54 Mil. St. Panl.ll6?6 Mil.

St. 1. pf.172 Hock Iul.4 Pac.L08X Chi. Term, 8X Chi. Term.

T. 20X Chi. Ot. 1LJ Chi. Gt.

W.pf. 72X Chi. 4: Ot. pf. 33X Chi.

i Gt. W.deb.... 67M Lor. Wheel. V3 L.

Jc w. pf 62 Col. 1'uel Iron Col. fuel Iron pf 110 Colorado 5X Colorado So. 1st 386 Colorado So.

fcd 15 Consolidated 174 ContlnentalTooacco 8 Cont'l Tobacco 80X Delaware Hudsoull2)6 Lack. West. 170 lienv. Rio Grande. 50X Oenv.

Rio G. 70)a Eighth Avenue 376 Krie 1156 Erie 1st pf t46 Erie kd pi ly Erie it estern 3.j)6 Erie Western pf. 1016 Ev. Terre 11 40 Ev. 4: '1 erre H.

pf. ,8 Federal steel i 8X Federal steel pi C8' Ft. Worth i Klo 17)4 Gasst Eiec HergenCo 74 General Electric 142X Glucose Kelininy 53s Glucose Rellnlng pf. 9 Great Northern 103K U. it.

Uattin Houkltig 1 1 10 Hockicg Valley 3M Hocking Valley 03! Illinois Central 119)6 Jnternat'l Paper Co. 2u? 315X InR. Clos'R 8. 1 10 4 10X 173 109 8.80 8.80 64 32. SB 64 11X 52X 41X 90X 2236 74X 34X 116 33J6 130 5J6 10 46 31 73 74X iOH 60J1 165 8X S6X 63 101X 133X OS 111 turn 35 1K7 54 114Jt 17 1U8X 8X 2c HX 72X 34X 23 02 38J6 120 5 38J 1X 173 28X BOX 112 175 10X 376 1136 34 18 101 40 78 3S 67X 17X 74 142X 54 iH 161 102X OX 30 3X 118 20 60X 33 4 19 41 Opening.

October 8.83 8.80 8.87 January 848 8.8B March 8 87 High ent. 8.E5 3 8. B7 9. CO 84)6 9.01 Low mi t. 8.80 8.83 8.85 8.88 8.80 8.86 96 96 2X tit Jos (II 1st.

SO .3 8.93 8.0 8.95 896 8.97 1 85X 4 St I So 7991 KKJ6 3 8: 83U 83X 83i 83X S3 83X 83 83X sax 8.92 1 8.03 8.90 8.93 12 64 35X 5S" 30X 65X 1156 53 25X 42 via ft 35 75 123 110k 33X 82J6 OCX 140 46 18 47X 32X 74 74 814 eix 170 SI 87X 53X 102 134X 63X 112 30X 36)6 70Ji 127X 22 E4X 115X 172X 10S OX 28 32 53X 33X 8j 27 08 SH 120 656 39 16 175 28X 81 113 179 70M 425 12X 35 19 104 41 78 8S OsX 23 SI XiiH 101 104 no i7X 36 14X 11W, VK h7 aim 4a 19X 42 13 35X 4 16 i3X 10 1 24. 10 3 10 17 5 11 2 53 2 Chi SEIiliis New fork Teiepnone. 8T90 John. Brooklyn Telephon "Ol Brooklyn. no 28 St I.

1 K05S.1JJU 4 St X. SF 82 lu at ti 93; 5 93! 87X small fraction for the day. There was a notably good demand for American Woolen issues to day, but offerings were small and dealings were consequently restricted. Both the common and preferred issues made advances and closed with lrac tlonal gains in bid. The preferred was especially strong, and in demand.

Rubber Goods common sold at 29 and was then offered down to 29. It closed at a fractional loss for the day. Compressed Air sold at 31, but closed unchanged at 29 bid. General Carriage made a fractional loss while Distilling issues were in fair demand and made fractional gains on small trading. Chicago and Alton issues were heavy and made declines on light realizing sales.

There was fairly active trading in Union Copper, inside buying being reported. The stock gained fractionally for the day. Brooklyn securities were dull and unchanged. Chancellor of New Jersey Magle. at Trenton yesterday, decided against the proposed voting trust by large interests in the Distilling Company of America.

The Chancellor holds that the voting trust is against public policy and grants the application of minority 5 0396 10 03X 1 93X Ai .03 3d 130 0 40 83X 115X 9 Col Midland 77 Geo.H. PRENTISS DEALERS IN LOCAL SECURITIES, 48 Wall Street, 208 Montague New. York. Brooklyn. MEMBERS OF N.

Y. STOCK EXCHANOBl 10X 174H 2SX 10 tit a aa. U3)6 15 (S3 5 03X 1 St Paul 4s Ill 1 St Pan 1 1" B. 11996 1 2 Teua it 1 1st T.105 1 Union J'ac 4s 1. 591 THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Beeves Receipts. 226 head; no trade of importance; feeling, weak; cables, steady; shipments. 740 cattle and 3,500 quarters of beef; to morrow, 5,200 quarters. Calves Receipts, 94 head; market steady; about 60 unsold; veals, grassers, city dressed veals, cents per pound. Sheep and lambs Receipts, 2.097 head; 23 cars on sale.

Market quiet; 15 cars unsold; sheep, 2a3.75; lambs, no Canada lambs sold. Hogs Receipts, 4,539 head; no sales; nominally steady, at J4.90a5.25. 113 178 HiBh Low eat, est. 17 1CJ6 64 039i 3556 35J6 3C96 30 4156 41 01 COM 2216 S2H S596 34 75X 74 13 J21M 116 116 J3H E2X 8296 S29S 07 96 4tK 45 32X 3196 74H "36 1iH 7391 SIM H0H mi 6096 8 86 S3 E3 30K 29K 35J4 34Si 7096 G9J6 127 I20i 1KJ4 11476 1CSJ6 10SW 11J4 HH 39 8891 174J6 173 28M 27)6 81)6 81 112)6 112)6 20 19 70 70 349t 3496 30 3796 6896 07)6 142)6 142)6 10i)6 161)6 3GH 36 C4 64 lOX 10M 2196 2091 68)6 i 66 119)4 11S 331 33)6 35 3451 rvo 7496 9C91 95 1501 158 40 40 oiiH OSH H8H 10)6 1C)6 3191 32 b6 55 E5 356 1S.M 00 9496 as ztu fcS MJ6 63)6 53 976 133 1L2M 58)1 57H 3691 36)6 78 77 J. 191 2196 4291 42 U4 UiJt 13456 13496 51H 51)6 43 42)6 IBS 188 18 17M 58)6 57J6 29 28)6 1C96 136 l.W B6)6 3)6 E5J6 3291 196 50)fi 56 7 7 10)6 16)6 3596 3596 HH 14X E296 31 5U91 E5)i i7 1696 60)1 68)1 01J6 60J6 16H 75 1196 11 70)6 70 32J6 3196 96 96 lb)6 1896 81 SC91 BJ1 196 25J6 25)6 34M 34 2 19M 81)6 112) 20 70 349i 38)6 08)1 142)6 1C3K 30 C4 19)1 2091 COX! 119)6' 33 35 15 90)6 159M 5'M 'M 10)6 32 i5T6 f5)6 19a 04 29 87)6 17X 1S296 591 24 3691 2191 U3X 6 Col Slid 3 4 76X 5 t'ol South A', 82 2 Don i Rio S9X 2 99 5 Detroit Ga 93X 1 Krie lieu 71)6 2FW4 Den 73X 10 73 0 6 Iut 55 2 lowaC'en 1st 114X 10 Kan Sou 3s.

e7 4 67X 4 0791 1 Lake sh 3M 2 Lnnc 1h1 iiji 4.. 1 0 ILl'AtCIi 1st. 2 Alanliattan 1 Met Elevlst 11691 Seller 20. 425 12 JAS. H.

OLIPHANT BANKERS AND BROKERS, 20 Broad Street, New York. Telephone No. 3907 Cortlandt. JAS. H.

OLIPHANT, ALFRED L. N0KB1S Members N. Y. Stock Exchange. 34X wauasli 1st no 2 Wabash dob a3X 18 33X 10 3X 1 West Shore 4sc.

113 6 Wheeling cn 88 10 Wis Central 8BX 10 80 1 8591 1 86 Interests for an Injunction. 19 35 104 41 SO The wing table shows the quotations of the ui. active local securities. It is corrected daily at the close of the market. As off of activity as compared with the recent averages of the dally transactions and the dealings were also less widely distributed.

The general tone of the initial speculation, however, was steady and early prices showed general improvement as a result of the continuation of the same class of short covering buying that brought about yesterday's clos ing rally. Fluctuations as a rule, however, were confined to small fractions and were generally unimportant. The trading was again distinctly professional and commission houses did little in the early market. Among the Issues that were prominent in the early session was Sugar Refining, which, after a fractional reaction, made a sharp 38X OSX far as possible, it is made up from actual transactions ascertained by the Eagle in the 96 a i 96 9 X' 96 96 3X 96 IX 96 7X 1 2a HI 143 sta.t. 18GS.

Tel. CU 2385 CortUsaflt. FRED. H. sniTH, STOCK BROKER, 8 BROAD N.

Y. Member N. Y. Con. Stock Exchange.

GOVEBlfMEira BONDS. open market: Brooklyn Quotations. 5X L01X 10:30 A.M. P.M Htd. AskPC.

UIJ. 104 ornnve 301.60 Nor Pacitlc. b'iH AND GRAIN, 0 UUIU Chicago, October 30 Cattle, receipts 3,500, Including 300 Westerns and 600 Texans; generally steady. Good to prime steers, poor to medium, stockers and feeders, cows, hellers, J2.6Sa4.75; canners, bulls, 4.50; calves, 25c lower than last Tuesday, $4ao; Texas fed steers, Texas grass, Texas bulls, Hogs Receipts to day, to morrow, left over, 5c lower; top, Mixed and butchers, good to choice heavy, rough heavy, light, bulk of sales, EARNINGS. BUFFALO AND SUSQUEHANNA: 1900.

1899. Quarter ended September 30, cross $160,923 1211.392 Net 72.2)3 111.931 Net income 30,820 67,270 CHICAGO. BURLINGTON AND QUINCT: u. U. S.

2s U. 8. as. U. S.

3s. 1049H K496 lt9X lxUH 800 Nor Pac pr. 7tjf 16 S7 C4X COMMISSION 1 1TH. Boole ot Railway Statistics upon Application. U.

8. 3. small bd 1(19. 1186 rally of about a point on professional short Yesterday. Net change Bid.

Asked, of bid. 115 116K 1071a; 10S 300 115 117 329 232 116 117 108 110J4 102 325 330 102! 103 ICS 1(J3 110)1 111 111 116 116 iaa 1L556 113)6 115 ICS 1(5 110 116 U5 lae U3M 115 21 07 1(496 H9X lll'M li i 115)4 115M U4X lioX 11291 114 124X ii.auii draper oot covering. Tennessee Coal also made a good T. H. CURTia.

33 33 To day. Rnllrondn Bid. Asked. AtlantlcAv 110 5s.lM9.107H 10SH 1st 5s. .115 117 Brooklyn City 29 23'.

Brooklyn 1st 116 117 Bkn.QC&S 1st 110M Bko.B&WE 1st Bs 102W Coney Isl Bkn. 335 330 1st 5s 1CI2M 103 Crosstown 5s 1C5 ClnpB Co li new is. SJH 83 Nassau pfd. new 70 Nassau 4s, new 88 N'nFSJiu 5s 113 115 rally, but the dealings in the other steel 4s. 1907.

rex 116X 48,1907, cou lioji 4s, Itilio. uevr. 1E4X 4s, laao, c. nevf. 136n 5s.

rec, 1904 1XUU 6s, Itl04 114 Uiut.ColumUl tos XXiii X. T. MEAD. I. F.

imuum run er. Juternat'l Iowa Central Iowa Central pf 4 (0 41 16 stocks were in small volume and some of these Issues showed despite the 'I Kansas City so. 12M 4i 12 34 44 46 BROADWAY N. Y. luo 81X 10M Twenty five years membership In New YorlB Stock Exchange.

stocks vrv bonds 134J6 5B6 42)6 188 17J6 68X 28 396 50)6 83 70 RX 115 improved trade reports and the advances' in prices. In the railway list Northern Pacific Was prominent and there was heavy local bear selling which was initiated by similar selling from London. TBEASTJEY FINANCES. To day's statement of the Treasury, compared with yesterday's, is as follows: 4 10 September, gross 4.772.004 1,652, 25S 113 IllumlnittlnE Companies To day '6 1.99i,009 1,178.191 12,856.200 5,210,254 Edison Is Klnirs County 140 Avallable cash balance Gold 90.49 Northern Pacific declined about a point and this had a depressing effect upon the railway "6 144 105 now 55 76' 100 05 144 11 105 103 119M 118 et 2.D2T.755 Balance 1.202,755 July 1 to September 30. gross 13.225.020 Net 5.227,726 Balance 2,752,726 CANADIAN PACIFIC: September, gross 2,663,492 Net loss.

700 Bought and Sold for Cash or on Margin. IRWIN 187 Montague St. Members N. Stock Exchange. Brooklyn N.Y.

Investment Securities. Orders In New York Stock Exchange and Investment executed for cash or tnarstn. 2,762.799 2,649.785 1.I46.S85 nan. city eo. pi.

30 Kansas Texas 10 Kansas Texas 32 Keokuk Dos 3 Keokuk Ic Ues JNf. pf Knickerbocker Ice Knickerbocker I. pf. 45 Lake Shore 210 Laclede Gas 69X Laclede Gas pf 96 Long Island U2 Louisville 75 Manhattan Con 96X Maryland Coal nf. 70 Metropolitan St; Ry.

159)1 Michigan Central. ..105 Minn, St. 5su Minn. St. L.

2d pf 98X Missouri Pacific 555 Met. V. S. Kl Chic. bW Met.

W. S. El. CUi pi. t2X Mexican 11)5 Mobile Onlo 39 Morrifl Essex 186X Yesterday.

36. 0,737,099 12,060.151 128,0. 14 0, 2,192.727 1. 45.100.000 188.809.825 74J6 90X 36X 2)1 1291 a 7 iex 3596 96 1491 1100 Norf Vv. E0M 100 pf 78 200 Ont 41 West xlH 3660 Pacific Mall 43 35U0 Pe jple sGas 93H 2700 Penn ISO 5154 300 Steel 43 :50 Pullman.

...388 S617 Heading 176 3800 Read 1st pr. 5SK 14B0 Heart 2d 28; 335 P.epub Steel 13tf 100 Rep Steel pf L6K 68180 So ZCH 1450 12H 41b7 Southern pr 6096 100 StJoa I 7 1C0 16 200 35H 5C20 StLouls SVV 4175 BtLo SVV pr 32 1050 Tenn I. 56 100 Tex Pac. 169S 150 60M 13260. Union Pac.

61J4 1420 Un Pac 75H 7296 Leather 1196 1720 Lea 280 Rubber 32H 200 Wabash 794 100 Wabash pf. 1S96 445 West Union 81 200 Wheel new. bH 420 Wh 21 pf n. 2SX iOO Wis Cent pf 34H U. S.

notes in Treasury Treasury nous or lUSa. National bamt Receipts this day Receipts this month Receipts this year Expenditures this day. Expendit's this month. Expenditures this year Deposits in nat'l banks 11.UCU.8U. 84.5 0 8,211,872 53,020 1,415,000 40,575,000 190,224..

23 97.712.352 January to September 30, 21.910, 443 20,197,511 S.275,496 8,160.932 CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY: 422 280 270" 400 855 313 200 333 105 413 275 163 255 355 260 307 100 185" 422 280 401 255 HIS 200 338 193 8U 159 bo" 99 56 3 1 4 Kings County 103M Kings County 118 Trnat Companies Brooklyn 41'2 Franklin 275 Flatbush 165 Hamilton 255 Kings County 355 Lonir Isl. Manufacturers' 30 Nassau People's W'llllamsburgh 185 Banks Broadway 243 Brooklyn First National 325 Kings County 100 96 32)1 60X 1,334.293 600.232 1X ,389,018 fceptember, gross 1,247,128 'et 471.201 January 1 to September 30, gross 11,518.443 4.5S7.97S 10,867,045 4,405,537 liX 55 113 OdH loO bo 76 'i H0H irO ifitiM six 50 33 xiii 40 J87X 35X 91X iO 9514 2U 88 51X 125 133 14 88 fc7 134 National bank notes received for redemption, $287,780. Government receipts: From internal revenue, customs, $669 890: miscellaneous, $36,865. Expenditures Si DE HAVEN TOWNSEND 0 Wall Street, 428 Chestnut St, NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Being memhe'rs of New York and Philadelphia Stock Exchanges, and our offices being connected by jtrivata telegraph, orders in either market will he promptly executed 4U DENVER AND RIO GRANDE: 187)6 September, gross L039.2S1 557.275 366,159 3S4.17S 35X 180.391 110 205' Kational 3536 National Biscuit pf. 90 National Lead 19)6 National Lead 4)6 National Steel. National Steel 37 National Tube 53 National Tuoe armt BOH 61Jii 96 7oH 1196 'tX 3U 796 18)6 iOH 996 25)6 i4 1 393.376 392.391 189.435 173,435 3.037.29S 1.136.812 1.165.09S 532,688 10 33X 1UX 31H 14X 46 206X 69 97 12 74X 90 70 105 68W 8 55X 32 IV 166X 23 00 19X 1)6 29 im H8 121 132 36 132 iln 15 57H 72H lilM 66 84 H8 43 184M 400 93 22 1)9 61 82X 182 42J6 81) Net Total income Balance Surplus July 1 to September 30, Net Total income Balance Surplus PHILADELPHIA STOCK MABKET. (Reported by De Haven Townsend, 40 Wall street, New York.) 240 110 325 100 200 200 275 285 105 158 i'25" Manufacturers' Mechanics' 200 National City .275 Nassau 285 Peonle's 1.05 FINANCIAL. 165.391 933,403 1,033,431 431.136.

110 26a" 65" 2l6" To day. Yesterday. 1 N. Y. Air 122 Bid.

Asked. Oldest, 205 210' Hid. Asked 3S6.US Scherroerborn 15J SpragUe Nation il 31 DVX.VTH. SOUTH HOB 13 AND ATLANTIC: 31 union .120 Third week October 51.941 59.398 31 29" 10 American Railway. Brooklyn Gas Con.

Lake Superior, Con. Lake Sup'r pf Cambria Steel Ferry Companies Strongest lu J596. 18M 83 u9H 1556 irom January 1 2.117,095 FORT "WORTH AND DENVER CITY September, gross 183 074 Net 53.799 Januar' 1 to September 30. gross 1.1SS.854 1.90S. MS H3.S0C 52.S2J 1.1 IS.

700 "Ex dividend: The volume ot business, hour by hour and for the day, was as follows: Clt. Pass. 27 Brooklyn 18 J. Bkn Ferry 83 NT 25 6JH NTtKRFy NT So Bkn 30 71 Choctaw 31 83V4 71 '33" 04 89 8 Net 33 94 mi 32 60 4 75 75 CITY. MEMPHIS.

AND BIRMIXO From Shares. 1 to 2 72,799 2 to 8 91,004 KANSAS HAM: 28J6 J5X 27 fl 58 61 65 956 23 53 24X 8 30 92 86 104K 82 95 From Shares. 10 to 11 11 to 12 o'clock. 29,489 12 to 1 o'clock. 60.120 Total NT 80 Bkn 5s.

92 10th 23d St 88 1st is.lOm Union Ferry 32 Union Ferry 5s 95 9J6 OUST SOX list generally, Lmioii Pacific, after opening firm, also lost sharply. The tractions, under the lead of Rapid Transit, opened firm, but later suffered reactions. The Reading issues were also rather heavy. Dealings after the first hour became more irregular and even more distinctly professional in character. There were no new developments of note to influence speculative sentiment but the market showed the recent tendency toward conservatism now that the election Is near at hand.

Cables from London reported dull and generally heavy markets at that center. The monetary situation and the tendency toward higher discounts was an adverse influence, while consols and investment securfties were weak on the reported illness of Queen Victoria. American Issues were fairly 1 steady and showed early fractional gains as compared with York parity. Arbitrage houses dealt in comparatively small voiume 1n thi3 market and on both sides of the ac count. The principal sales were of Northern Pacific, while the buying was scattered.

On balance London business was estimated to have come out about even for the day. The market was dull and almost featureless during the midday session, although in the afternoon there was a general improvement in the tone of speculation and prices showed better strength. Sugar Refining led the Vitrternoon rally and was bid up rather smartly on the shorts, catching many stop orders. A rally of several points was made that gave stimulus to the entire list. Tobacco also improved and made a fractional gain.

Tennessee Coal showed continued strength due to Its over solid condition and the desire of shorts to cover. The other Steel stocks showed improvement of fractions while Tin Plate was heavy under heavy realizing sales from a bull interest that was recently active In bidding up this issue. Rapid Transit also developed strength and led the tractions in a general advance. There was bull manipulation in Transit which was attributed to the Consoli dated interest that has been active in speculating In this issue. It made a smart rally well over a point while Metropolitan on re ported inside buying also gained.

Manhattan was rather heavy, but its decline was kept In small limits. Northern Pacific was by far the most active issue of the rails and, after the London selling stopped, it recoiled smartly and showed a small gain and with some good local buying, said to be for Morgan interest Union Pacific was fairly active and 303,938 rhlrd week October 3S.329 34 079 From January 1 l.OSo'449 n.S SCOTT AND MEMPHIS; Third week October 121.531 1:2.376 Irom January 1 4.133.911 3.605!s3Cr OMAHA: SH 05 05 21)6 t4 a ex 17 Miscellaneous Diamond Steel Electric Storage Electric Storage pf Electric of America Horse Collar Insurance of N. Lehigh Navigation. Lehigh Valley R. Marsden National Nat'l Asphalt Northern andTRUST WFiW.

4 Academy of Music. 109 300 96K 111 34o" 120 137H 2436 100 SOJ 340 110 Chee6ebroughMfg. .340 WALL STREET NOTES. 345 120 137 8)6 17X EXAMINES AND GUARANTEES 32 'iH 29H 10X 15 32 60 4 75 75 10 22 c4X 24! 17X ice" 38 0796 55 91 391 2W 791 28X 296 2S8X E4X 11691 uontn September i.oso 907 From January 1 7,291) 353 RIO GRANDS SOUTHERN: iu Bliss Co t.7 125 North PennsylvanialC5X lt6 38 Bliss Co pfd. 125 Fire 100 Nassau Fire Ins 160 Tel 155 7,519,800 49.902 27.134 27.30:; S.761 128,710 63,191 63.723 9,530 165 1C5 113 07X 165 165 113 September gross Total income Surplus July 1 to September 30.

gross. Net Total income Surplus 47.587 21.694 21.785 3.932 139.045 58.184 60,556 6.131 ieu 160 165 111 177 S80 100 1 Tel Ill Phenlx Fire Ins 177V4 S2 02 20 SJH 29 55 124 133 14X 90 38 134 212 10X SOX 78 5776 73 2156 58 94 68 4256 134 93X 24 61 57 84M 43" 81 190 18 58X 28X 200 13X 67 90" 7X 50 X'iH 14X 11 30X 65 225 19 6 SO 15! 56X 6 1' 310, 62 11X us 390 2 Projectile LW 256 45) At yesterday's meeting of the directors of the American Steel and Wire Company a vacancy in the board was filled by the election of P. A. B. Widener of Philadelphia.

This would seem to indicate that the Philadelphia interest In the company Is becoming more prominent and influential in the management than heretofore. A number of stockholders of the Bankers' W'burgh Fire 450 Worth'n Pump pf. h7 105 37X 67 53 87 336 i 3 2X 268 U5X 21X 54 110 no NORTHERN PACIFIC: Third week October SOS 23S 8 28W 766.854 trout July 1 11.262.180 i3X 10.814,860 Ex dividend. 1 or 132X N. Chi.

tc bt. lS Y.Clli.SSt.LO.stpI S3 N.Y.Chl.iSt.L.2dpt 35 N. Y. Lack. West.

130 N. North American 1556 Norfolk Western. Norl. WeBtern of. :6 Northern 5734 Northern Pacilio pi 72 Ontario 21w Paciflc Coast 6B Pac.

Coast Co. 1st pf. 84 Pac. Coast Co. gd pf.

60 pacific Mall 42 L34W Penn. coal Co 400 people's Gas 9394 Pere 22 pere Marquette 5y Pitts, cln. C. St. L.

52 St.L. pi. S2 Pitts, it 1S2 Pressed steel 43V Pressed Steel pf 79W Pl'lllnau 188 Reading ct 173 Reading 1st Df 58X Reading pf. ag Rens. 192 Republic lioui steel 13)x Republio I.

00)6 luo Giande Western 50 Rio urande West, pf Homo, Ogdens. I32)i St, Jos. Grand lal. 7 St. Jos.

G. 1. 1st pf. 48X St. job.

G. 1. 2d pf. 10)J St. L.

So. Western. 141' St. 4: So. W.

ijf St. h. san llii St Ii i s. F. 1st pf St.

S8.r lid tsg Sliver Bullion. 04X sixth Avenue 200 Sloss sliefl'. Steel I 18 Sloss fcj. I.pf (MX Southern Pacific 3s! Southern R. 12a? Southern It.

itl? Standard Rope 5)g Tenn. Coal 56 'lexas Pacific HSM Third Avenue I in Twin City Rapid 69 C. S. Leather X1H U. S.

Leather 70 U.b. Rubber 33 U. S. Rubber pf 115 Uuioa Pacific am ,5 Union Bag if Paper. 12)6 Un.

has Paper pf. b5 THE NORTHERN: rJACTTrrr ouinrnf 1. 1 i WJi 7X 268X Philadelphia Co 37H Pennsylvania R. Penn. Steel 54).

Penn. Steel pfd 88 Penn. Elec. Vehicle. 3X Penn.

El. Vehicle pf Phila. Electric 291 Phila. Traction B7X Phlla. Erie 28 Pittsburg Con.Trac.

23 Susq. Iron 2X Tidewater Steel 796 United Cos. of N. J.26S Union Traction United Gas I15i4 Welsbach Light 21X Welsbach. 56 BONDS.

Asphalt of Amer. 5s 69X Ind. Pass. Ry. 5s 108 N.

J. Con. 6b loo National Asphalt ss 51 Newark Pass. 6s 110X People's Trac'n 1O0X Union Traction L.994 jross Other Outside Securities. To day.

Yesterday. September. Net CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $5,000,000 146 Broadway, New York, 175 Remsen Brooklyn, Net change 2.965.895 1. 538,740 1.239.121 i. 302.

839 1 Cit Net oper. inc Net Inc. main Trust Company and the Atlantic Tru3t Company are discussing the possible advantages of consolidation. The matter has not come 11U 22 1 Co' Bid. Asked.

Bid. Asked, of bid. 212 15J6 S6K 78 F. 72M 23 58 94 68 li 61 59 83 43" SOX 190 18 BSH 200 13 57 96" 756 49X 17X 32)6 1JM t9 6 Sl 225 19 65 tX 66X 1 112 02 1196 32X 1.8 G1H 13 L7X 71 IS) 130 80 20 Total before the directors of either company and Cent Un 8s .107 Eqult 1st con 53 114 Mutual of NT 306 has not progressed far enough to amount to 108X NewAmsfdam 106 3,152.267 1.865.395 1.553,151 1.591,723 1.635,102 8.071.0U 1.390.377 3.420 511 3.49:.i75 S7.M7 135,419 41.155 32.405 40S.1S7 125. 46S even positive negotiations.

109 July 1 to September 30, 4. 151. 843 Net oper. Inc 3.166.549 Net inc. main sys 3.33HJ3 Proprletar lines 103.23S ST.

JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND: September, gross 133 314 63,646 NY ti consols, mo NT 1st 5s. Ill 6991 108H 109J6 52 117 107 99K 108 10891 50 11 OX 106X 50X DIVIDENDS. The increase in the quantity of coal export xx i 107 Standard 1st New Yorl Rullrom Broadway fitlthAv 99J4 ed from the United States this year is nearly 2,000,000 tons and the value of the coal is nearly $5,500,000 greater than in the same period of 1809. The quantity of coke exported increased. It is consid HAMILTON XEUST COMPANY, Dividend No.

34. Brooklyn, N. 1. 1500 The Board of Truatcea declared a. quarterly dividend (the 34th) of TWO CENT, on tha 188 17X 6SM 192 50 13ZX 48 18X 14.

3iU 116 iX S536 04 2u0 18 6) i 50 6X 55X 109 0U 11X 70M 31X U4 01 7oM IX 05 74 1SX 121 80X 4U 2(1 July 1 to September 30. 36l'i44 142.909 jst. xu 2d. 110 X07H 107 107U 116 114 110 306 LCGH 106 106M 10s 105 108 113 111 113 114 lid 11 In Z35 105 104 105 112 110 11 119 117 11U 100J4 103W 10SH 2i 265 290 105 118 116 118 1G2H 101 102K 11 115 117 203 SOi iiOit 210 203 21J 385 105 WASHINGTON STOCK MABKET. nuiliiua 116.659 99,218 all ualn.

while Southern Pa SANTA FE. PRESCOTT A.VD PHOEXIX: Third week October elfin was the notable strong Issue ot 18.073 19,695 B'way Sun 1st 5s. .117 B'way Surface 2d. 10dK CentralCrosstown. .265 Cen P.N&E River.

la DD.EtsiiB 1st lib DD.EB&B scrip 101 Union 1st rrom July WISCONSIN CENTRA 7. this group and, on short sovering September, ifross To day. Bid. Asked. Am.

10 Am.Graphophone 10X Capita Traction 10EX 103)6 Tel. 03 6415 City Suburban 37 Georgetown Gas 50 Lanston Monotype 1296 Mergenthaler 185X 180 Pneumatic Gun 10 .12 Washington Gas 54 04J1 Saturday. Bid. AskHd. 10 10X 10X 103X 03 64X 37 50 1J 1256 185X 186 .10 .12 5446 54X Net Total Income Surplus 2S7.735 470,932 183,301 1S4.033 4S.301 1.412.054 52S.0O5 531.298 of sales made recently as a result of the discredited reports of change of control, made a rally well over a point.

The grangers made general fractional gains and with Gome good investment buying, notably of St. Paul. There company capital stock, payable ovemoer 1900. to stockholtl' of record October 25. 1900.

Transfer books close October 25 and reopen November 3 olS I6t JOSEPH B. WHITE.Secretary. THE PEOPLE'S TRTJST COMPANY, BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. New York City, October 23. 1900.

A DIVIDBM) OF ON 13 I'EU CENT. FOR THE TUOXTK Of OCTOBKIt has been declo.re.l by the Bonn! of Trustees of th! company, payable November 1. 1900. to stockholders of record October 31. o25 st of Am EmVARP JOHNSON.

Secretary. Second Avenue 201 Sixth Avenue .203 July 1 to September 30, gross. Net lilk hth Avenue 000 ered probable that the total value of coal exports this calendar year will be $22,000,000. The imports of coal for nine months of this year were 1,362,715 tons valued at $3,603,052. It is stated definitely that John Gates, who since October 24 has owned the former syndicate holdings of Kansas City Southern securities, amounting to about $6,500,000 bonds and $3,500,000 stocks, has resold the entire lot and that the purchasers Include the prominent interests In the former syndicate.

Mr. Gates began negotiations to resell these securities within a day of the time he purchased them. The buyers represent pri OIX Total income 7oH 13X was also some good buying of Baltimore ana Ohio common, although that issue moved surplus 124,397 270.902 55S.7I0 252. 07S 2J3.4SS 131.331 1.617.851 715, OSS 718.784 327,350 2.218.164 1.061,813 6.055.220 2.715.105 749.803 3S7.159 2.102,721 111K 113 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD: within limited fluctuations. Gross 2,398,063 Net llu 105 BUTTERMILK CHANNEL.

Major Ebstein served during the Soantah 108 103 13U 81 Dealings improved in the last hour and there was also a notably better tone. This was largely due to the bul manipulation of Southern Pacific, which frightened the shorts and started a covering movement vx Waoash pf ly Wells Fargo 127 Western union cOX wneuiiug Lake j. yjjj Wneei. L.K. 1st pf.

49) Wheel. l.k. xd pr. 25jf Ex dividend. XVJ 1U5 25 75 50Hi July 1 to September 30, 6.92r!o72 Net 2.913!921 OREGON SHORT LINE: September, gross 880,489 Net 460'30 July 1 to September 30, gross THE BROOKLYN I'MOX GAS COMPANY.

Treasurer's Ofllce, 180 Remsen st, Brooklvn, NT. Y. October 26... 1900. The coupons due November 1.

1900. on the bonds of this company, will be paid on and after that date on presentation at the Chase National Bank, New York. o29 4t E. Tl. CHAPMAN.

Treasurer. American War and was retired recently on thirty years' service. He was stationed in Cuba during the greater part of the late war. Last evening he was at the armory 1.Z78.07K 65 to 6 23 1.045,548 OREGON RAIT.unin vn rr w. ana maae anotner inspection of the place.

756.517 680,310 INACTIVE STOCKS. 23 7M 64 7 4 20H "i)H 75 Ult IX 14ii t2 Me was very much pleased with what he saw. but declined to discuss the lieutenant SUGAR ftEFOTEBXES. that pushed up prices. A number of stop orders were caught on the advance.

In the last fifteen minutes there was a general reaction, and with Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, the Tractions. Sugar and Tobacco all showing recession from the highest levels. The close was rather dull, but with a generally steady tone. Net July 1 to September 30, 364.378 2,075.369 896.807 1.SS4.742 920.852 colonelcy. Following are the closings of less active ivi.

UNION PACIFIC KTST1TM While General Barnes has not announced stocKs: 18 75H 62 XH 15H 94 September, gross Bid. Asked. I Bid. Asked. that he will accept the colonelcy of the reel 4,035.070 3.648,279 lnma n.12914 130W ment, it is thought by the offlcers that when he learns that they have secured a suitable July 1 to September Mah.Coal pf.108 Man.

8 Manitoba 180 12 1.816,082 1.801,278 .11,481. 141 10.043.6S3 6.08S.S05 4.6S1.605 IIM Alb. SUBC1.1H5 Allegh.fc W.115 Amer. C0.1I.. 140 100 Amer.

157K 100 HUM 113 3V man for second place in command and on ready to elect him. he will accept the place 28 3 at 4J4 1H 54 ft There were some returns of railroad earnings yesterday which were encouraging in their character. The report of the Chlcairo Am. T. C.

BU4 vz tendered to him months ago. In that event THE AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING Refiners of All Grades of Sugar, 117 WALL STREET. MEW marily the Chicago and Alton Railway Company. It is expected that changes In the voting trust will soon be made to throw the whole power into the hands of the present owners. A Chicago dispatch says that the checka paid bv Mr.

Gates to the syndicate for control of the Kansas Southern were returned and destroyed and a new deal by which the Harriman syndicate became a purchaser Instead of a seller was arranged. The purchase of the road by the new owners removes from the Altbn's field a line that might easily become a serious disturber of rates and make a deep cut into the profits of the older lines. There will be no new. plan of reorganization of the property. The owners will proceed on the lines of the original reorganization.

The Alton will have nothing to do with the deal as a corporation and will guarantee no securities. There is a certain feeling in commission house circles that it is not fair to expect brokers to provide 90 per cent, of the money needed to carry customers over the election when the customers put up only 10 per cent. The loss of a customer, in case Bryanism both oincers will bo fitted at the same time. Bos.AlrL..pt.J.uu liuft.H.& 73 pf.110 Ninth Avenue 10o Ferry Companies HobokonFy 1st XXXH liobukenry, HobokcnFy iiiiiii Met Ferry 1st lus 1st SI ixcel laneons Am As 23 Am Ag Chem 73J4 Am Chicle 64 Am Chicle pfd 7a Am Bicycle 4 Am Bicycle 1 Am Bicycle 5s Am Woolen Am Woolen Amalg O'JH Bay Slate Gus Xii British Col. Copper loH Chi.

Alton 88 Cm. Alton Chi. Alton Compressed Air I of li Distil of Amer 10 Electric Boat 18 Elcctr.o Boat pf JJj Blectric 1 Elec Vehicle pf 40 ElectroPneumatio. An Oen Chemical 15 Carriage liuvaua Co 10 Havana Co pf Illinois Trans IH Inter Pump 24 Inter Pump 60 tnter State Oil "fig Js Now Ens Otis Elevator 26 Oils Elevator Royal Copper Royal Baking Rubber doods Rubber Goods va Storage Power 11 Standard OH 066. Union Copper 2yi UnionTypowrltcr.

20 UnTypcWr 1st Ex dividend. Milwaukee and St. Paul Rllway Company 73 115 ibi" 1B3W 1G2X 00 38 ior oeptemDer furnished additional proof that the company, in the present Deriod of Chi. E.I11.. 03)4 123 Chi pf.a02 65 6 23 75 10 76J4 ill XH 15M 81 82 113 32 5t 21 22 42 21 50 2 100 5 12 45 XH 24 58 8 4M 27 8744 DM 05 2U 7U 13 600 3 27 113 wex.wat.

ct. a M.SP&SSM.. 16 48 Nat. 5 N.Starch 1st. 00" N.Starch 15 Nash.C&StL.

40 N'ewCenCoal. 20 87 N'wcst 110 N.Y.& Or.R.&N. ct. 42 Or.R.&N. pf.

70 25 Ont. 0 Or. Sh.L. ct Peo. East.

8 24 Quicksilver. 1 Quicks' 8M St.Paul&D... 50 St.P.&n. pf.aosw Stand. CStPM.tOnC.160 declining gross earnings, Is able to reduce the large operating expenditures which have been the feature of the previous fiscal year The reduction in operating expenses last month was so large that out of a decrease In gross of $150,940.

the company was able to make an increase in net of S36 K02 Tt to BANKS AND SAFE DEPOSIT LTJOKENBACH BROTHERS SUED. Notices of suit against Lewis and Edgar F. Luckenbach were filed with the clerk of the United States District Court this morning by the Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Company for $70,725 damages for the loss of a dredge off the const of Virginia last September. Citations were issued for appearance on November 7. This is part of the same suit reported on Monday against the ocean tug M.

Moran. which the Luckenbachs sent to Wil Col.C.&I.Dev C.C.&I.D.pf 100 47 71) 33 7 8 8W 2 fji 20 19H 41 21 45 2 100 5 11 4u 1 24 71 58M 8 4 27 87W OS 2M 70 13 G02 27 113 ISM 18 3 iO 40 05 10 22H 0OJ4 5hH 7M 3 26H 87 OH 03 2s 78 11 5J8 20f, no Con.C. of Md 50 115 175 3 170 i'oii 110 5 13 1079 so" D.M.&Kt.U.. perfectly legitimate for a railroad corporation in times of large gross earnings to invest them to the best advantage of the physical condition of the property. This being done, the company has a right when gross revenues fall oft to economize within reason D.M.&F.D.p.

US 4 11W ErlcTcl.fc T.105W rt. W. Home.Htake.. 70 lll.LcasedL.. 00 50 3.35 17 Brooklyn City Safe Deposit Company.

Chartered 1872. SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING. MONTAGUE ST. CORNER OF CLINTON. AJ EB FROM FIVE TO ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS PER TEAR.

Trunks and packages containing valuable taken on storage for any length ol time si low rates. HENRY N. BRUSH. President. GEORGE W.

WHITE, Vice President. THOMAS E. CLARK. Secretary. 6M MONEY.

The money market to day was without Important change, although the tendency continues to be toward further ease. This is largely a reflection of the smaller demand for funds, a natural result of the recently dwindling volume of speculation. Receipts of money from various sources has aided the Improvement and also the facts that gold arrivals to about five millions will be on hand this week' while the sub treasury will also pay out about $5,000,000 this week, mostly representing bond Interest. There are no deposits of money at the sub treasury for shipment to the interior and the direct shipments by the banks are said to be on a comparatively very small scale. All these developments point to further ease, and a marked decline in rateB is expected after election.

Call rates to day wore easier and ranged at 23V4 per cent. Time money Is easier, with rates quoted at 5 per cent, for two months and 4a5 per cent, for three, four, five and six months. Commercial paper is more active, with local financial Institutions showing a disposition to acquire thiH class of Rates are quoted at 5ao Per cent, for prime single names and acceptances and BHa6 per cent, for other names. CloarlnB House statement for to day: Ex Changes. $209,180,908.

Balances, $9,102,205. The Sub Treasury had a debit balance to day of 11,807,492. EXCHANGE. The foreign exchange market closed firm and dull. Rates for exchange are: (Reported by LadenburB, Thalmann Co.) Sight.

Sixty days. 2 aoie limits in its outlay on operations. Tho Union Pacific, In its Septernber report, shows only a small Increase In net etLTMnrm al Tex.Pac.L.T. IB Tol. O.

C. 25 45 P. V. SH 100 V. S.

Exp 40 Wis.Central. 1SH Wls.Cen. 34 ofci Jell. CI. pf.

40 Jcllet Chl.lTo 15 3 Man. Coal. ..160 10 10 53 30,4 BOSTON STOCK MARKET. (Reported by H. I Horton New York.) mington to tow the dredge to Washington.

EEGILDING THE STEEPLE BALL. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: The reglidlng of the ball on top of the steeple of the Church of the Pilgrims, corner of Henry ahd Remsen streets, which, during the past week, has caused many pedestrians to look up toward the sky, recalled a brief Item of the Brooklyn Star of 1854, "A workman, making repairs, fell from the Pilgrim Church steeple this morning and was killed." S. B. Brooklyn, October 30, 1900. BRIDGE BOND ISSUE PASSED.

Tho Council to day pnssod the $4,000,000 bond Issue for the work on the new East River bridge. INSURANCE. THE COTTON MARKET. The news that came in the morning from Liverpool wbb not up to the expectations of To daj. Closing Bid.

Asked. lesterday. 1 Closing Bid. Asked. snoum iriumpn on November 6, would be limited to his deposit of margin.

The loss of the broker carrying him would be Indefinite. It is reasonable, therefore, that a spirit of conservatism should prevail to some extent on the eve of the national voting. Some observers contend that a quiet speculation would be far preferable to an extravagant one in the current week. Better results, It Is argued, might be obtained from the market In case the election goes right, as it is believed it will do, If over enthusiasm is now put under some restraint. The outside public and the large operators, If they rcallr.c profits which aro In sight, will be stronger to meet nny unexpected reverse or to take advantage of the business improvement which Is linked in common opinion with the victory of sound money and sane politics.

EXPOBTS OE MERCHANDISE. The exports of merchandise from tho port of New York for the week ending to day were valued at $11,095,777, against $10,626,149 In the preceding week, and $10,316,745 in the same week last year. Since Jnnuarv 1 tho PHENIX Amer. Tel. 14 7W INSURANCE COMPANY most tradero.

In the early advices showed a greater decline there than was made at New York yesterday. Thus the Boston Mo Iloston A Maine llu Boston 31S opening abroad showed a decline on futures of 2 to 3 points, and the closing prices were Butte it hombtv British OX though It gained in gross more than 10 per cent, over the corresponding month of the previous year. For its new fiscal year its policy has been the same since the year began, and hence If there is some reverse to earnings in the near future the company will be justified in cutting down operating expenses and preserving some gain in net. Other satisfactory railroad returns yesterday, as regards both gross and net, were made by the St. Louis and San Francisco and the Buffalo, Rochester and Pitta burg companies.

BOY MAY BE HORSE THIEP. Patrick Cooney, 16 years old, who lives with bis mother, Mary, at 378 Hamburg avenue, was arrested last night while attempting to dispose of a "horse which it Is supposed had been stolen. This morning the boy was arraigned before Magistrate Lemon in the, Gates avenue court and was remanded to Jail until Thursday until the police hare an opportunity to make an Investigation. Calumet 7s Centennial In lower than they closed yesterday. Tho Liv OF BROOKLYN, N.

Y. PHENIX BUI LDINQ, Dominion coal FitcliliurK pfd 1ST MerKenthaier 148 140 147J 246 247 1H3 101 S20 310 313 04 62 01 16 15 16 15 78H 706 10H 17X 40 iO 40 138 135 13 1S7 188 7 71 71 0 1 S01 202 45 44V 45 150 150 55 250 258 33 31M 3'3 (12 Sill 02 49 Gn 6Vt Go 13 12 Osceola Tlltf lid colony Parrou 4' 4 4.849a4.84 4.80a..8 erpool spot mnrket was easier, with middling uplands quoted at 5Vid, and sales were 8,000 bales. The receipts were 46,000 bales, including 41,000 bales American. The local market started with a loss of from 3 to 8 points, but It Armed up and within an hour after the opening this loss was quite recovered. This firm turn was due to reported cold weather In the West, with a probability that it win work down into the cotton Quincy Mlnlner Tamarack k'i CHAMPION'S TRIAL BEGUN.

Alfred, October 30 The trial of George Champion, indictment by the Grand Jury on a charge of murdering four porsons at West Newfleld, was bogun bore r.21 aG.U IX" 94aU4 1 16 30M3U 13 16 Sterling guilder terllnr cable O.lMWao.l SM tH 9a04 11 lli 40Ma40 3 10 4i4Xn4.84 Utah 1 Knd Hallway. I exports of merchandise from this port have aggregated $488,637,298, against $381,471,150 in 16 COTJBT STREET. DON'T WAIT UNTIL. TOO LATE; against sickness, accidents or death; mbsr reliable companies and lowest rates. Call or addrcus for particulars Room 18, 1,181 BrcJitfVajr.

M)K Tork City. Westlnshousc YTestlnRhoupo (S White mo same period last year. ft.