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15 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. YORK, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1899. FINANCIAL. I I BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT. AMSTERDAM GAS STRONG, OFFICIAL CLOSING FIGURES.

To day's official closing prices, compared with yesterday's, 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: SALES OE BOND3. The following shows the transactions Id bonds to day (In Jl UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS. 16 CS3 108 I 20 Virginia fOK 83M 100 17 4s new ...129 I C4)6 04)4 0 J4 899j 94 89)4 hU 89H, 3.1 31 1)4 78 77 7. 475 477 3 24 22 ::4 102 101)4 102 132 128 132 1 Bid.

Asked. Bid. Asked. Press'dstl cm. w.l.

04 PresKedStl pru.iv.i. 88)4 Koyivl Huk'Kp. w.l. bil Rim Goods cm. w.l.

32)4 Hub Goods pr. w.l. 77 Standard Oil 4,14 L'n Typewrite: cm 22 til Typ w'r 1st pf. 11)1 '4 Uniun Tob. 121) Ex dividend.

Yesterday To any YORK IlLiG liU BANKING CdNPHT. 16091 160)4 10094 Am. Sugar lmr ioOH Am. Sugar Ref.pf. ..1 15 Am.

Malting Co 28 Open High Low Clou Net Sales. Inc. est. est. Ins.

change RAILROAD AND 12 A us 100 82 AlabamaJIidlst It Made' a' Sensational Advance on Tremendously Heavy Transactions. Defeat of the Astoria Bill at Albany Advances Quotations for This Company's Issues. 5 Ann Arbor 49. 90 10 Atchison aUJ 4s. Main Office, III 5th New York Cltyi Branch Office, Eagle Building, Brooklyn MISS SCOGLAND SURPRISED.

82 823 8294 8234 OTHER BONDS. 3 Northwest c. 113 8 Ni.r l'ai: 4 1()3)b 21 103t 14 Norf West 4s. 93)4 1 5 Oreg Nav 4s 1013 10 102 3 PacCuu Co Ui.107 6 Rock Island 4s. .10794 10 Reading 4s 8u9l 30 8934 6 8991 6 Itio W'cst4.

97 5 97K 10 10 90 :53 i 1XS tne i St. her A pleasant surprise party was held at residence of Mrs. A. E. Scoglar.d.

40 Marks place, by the numerous friends of 825,000,000.001 4, 315, 029. 93 00, 173.3M Subscribed Capital. AnuPdi, Jnn. 1, 1SC9, ISurplui, Jan. 1, 25 Atch a IC2V.

Am. Malting Co. Am. Cotton Oil Am. Cotton Oil Atchison Atchison pr Ann Arbor Ann Arbor or Am.

Tobacco Toonccouf Are. spirits Mfs Am. Spirits pf. Am. District Tel Am.

Sfeoi fc Wire Am. Steel V.pf... A m. Tin Plate Am. Tin Pinto pf Anacondn Bait.

Ohio ad Halt. Onio. w.i.... 30 92 229 (13)4 14 30)4 Viz" I 4 311)4 40 IJ4J4 103)4 4194 95X 4t 09)4 6030 Am 10 1 161 15UJ4 101 400 Am Cot Oil. 30 3t)K 36 'ABH 2400 AmTouacco208i S01) y084 20i 10120 Ainer Steel.

03M 64H C3M 1200 AmSteol pfl03M 103 103M W.M 1705 21H 22H 21M 12260 Atchltonpf. 62 B3M 62 63W 7C0 Am 1M 1414 14 14 400 AmSp'tspf. 30M SBH 30 900 AmTlnl'late 42 42 41M 42 900 Am Molting 28 28K 28 28 600 Am Malt pf S2H 82 MM 82W 500 AnacondaM 43K 43H 43 VSH 122400BknHapldT114 118K 113 117K 7CO Can 85 83 8SM ICO CanSotuh'n. 69 50 59 50 THE WHOLE LIST WAS STRONG. Hi K'2) 1 BIG LOSS IN ELECTRIC VEHICLE.

24H h2)4 K0S4 93 22)4 836 10 38 1 10 14)4 3H91 47 C494 10394 42 90 44 71 50)4 7 7H, 9M 118 158 S5 i05U U9)4 best In building adl All too loan. Features Business 37 San A A 4s. 82 Strictly Local. 1 No real esn tate trans 117 2891 8 1 3034 93 21)4 0194 1(1 38 208)4 145)4 14)4 3914 47 0314 10394 42 OiV 439s 71 7 7) 9)4 113)4 158 85 203H 110)4 5034 52 58 98)4 58 S59S 14354 daughter, Misu Florence Sccgland, on Thursday evening. Dancing was indulged in until 12 o'clock, when the guesls enjoyed supper.

Tiie guests were entertained during the evening by the black face comedian, Fredcr erick May, in his lan st coon songs; John Fox, the tenor, in sentimental song, and Peter Roche and Frank Webbstein rendered some choice selections. After supper dancing was outside of the a' tlon considered Now Metropolitan District of Common Stock Declined Twenty Points on Small Transactions, "While the Preferred Lost Nineteen Points. Bait, Ohio nf. W.I. 77 Investment Shares carrying 6 per cent ii diTldftnd coupon through any! 115 28 821 3594 92)6 194 l)4 14 3111 208S4 144 1394 39 411 0394 103 4194 34 4UH 0994 6(1)4 77)4 8 11394 (54 81 202)4 119 6094 5 1 34 57)4 '111 57)4 85)4 27 14 173 190 109 CO! 35 8994 47 94 43 2334 5434 il as puyabli bank.

retmmed until A. M. Kiinu acted chief usher. Tile guests included: Pnlt. 011I08.

W.pf 8 R'Klyn RaDld Brooklyn Un. 164 anital 83 Consolidated 205)4 Central Nsw Jersey. 11.9 central I 17 stamt It lac 20 2 2 5 I 10 20 70 40 0 15 10 10 20 4 Stand Miss i 'Ifireiit ricoirl.ui.!. (V. i Manning, Miss 81)4 34 34X.

34 34)4 31 84)4 iUH 34 34 S4 34 349s 3394 34 333. 33)4 88 88)4 h)4 8934 1)2)4 4 1 IM 3 a The outside market waB very active but Irregular in its movement to day with gains and losses about equally divided. The trad l'iill Gnu' St'olail'l. Mr. Savings Pass Book Shares, dues pay i i iiimiwihw mentB 1 buy amount received at any time, and may bo wltburawn on aexnana with arcrued dividend at tbt.

rat, of 6 per cent. Installment Shares, dn 25 cents pr Cent. Pac. Spevor ct C. St.

CC.C. St. L. pf Canada Canada faciilc 613 58)1 97 08 8594 2794 ipstcln. II.

Urn emus, Mrs lil. Mls L. M.ii mo J. I.nvson, T. Clark.

Miss Miss .1. Maron Man ('tnuni Ml: nbHuni. Ii.tiiu s. Mi Fox, Fr. May.

H. f'i: I V. I I K. Wi bb lin Wl'l'nr Miss Sudl, I'. K.m Iic.

Miss r. Wi V.i. .1. i n. Miss K.

11.. ii, iiirk, iy, Y.t:. ftstij 1 8 59 80 2734 1494 A Very Favorable Bank Statement Was an Important factor in the Late Trading. Wall Street, March 25 Brooklyn Rapid Transit was the feature of to day's market andthe course the stock must have given gratification to the astute financier who has directed the affairs of the company as well as profits, to bis friends and followers. The whole list wao strong, but the Flower stocks, as they are called, were the leaders.

Atchison preferred was one of the active stocks that had a good advance and there was also a good demand for Southern Railway preferred. Of the Grangers, Burlington and Chicago, Grent Western were the favorites, the transactions in both being on a large seals. Sugar Refining wac more q.uiet and the American Steel and Wire and Federal Steel issues more active than of late. The strength of the market was based Ches. share.

Kstliuated maturity 14 years. A payment of ifo per month, on 20 saurs. will eive at, maturity. All dividends payabl from earnings. 9 102 3 llkn KIov 1st ut.

ItO 1U KallMJSXs i Il7 2 Col Fuel 1 8894 2 Chi 111 112 25 Chi 108M 19 iMSoillli Sb94 lo Hdfl 10 Mik. 7 Ches 4)4s OS 3 S211 03 1 Ches Cos 120 2 Ter 'i 10 U0H 100 38 Con Pac Jst 80 Cen pac i. 7)4 5 Cen Pnoos P039.1 19)4 17 Cen li it Ua en 5s 90 11 yilM 15 Don Itlc, (1 1003 3 Del gut. 174l 17)4 3 i79l 10 lirle TAX, 1(1 Krie 4k 1 Evi: Til Ufj 2 IOU 1 9994 2 7 Ev II 5s. 10W4 1 Fultun EI 1st 7 7 35 78 5 71) 25 6,0 2 Den Ny)o 10 Hems 4s.

171 til Central. Louisville (liv 9)4 5 111 Central. St Louis 3)4S 97)4 2 KlngsCo 1. NO 5 Ketj Kes.Mlsr.. 112)4 29 4s 1))4 30 9 Lake 107 (i tMulilJuMlu, lo s20 27 12 st I.

1st 6 St 2d. 2 St LitS Mortgages Paid Off and additional whrj ATTAINED HIS MAJORITY. A very enjoyable "majority party" was tendered to Mr. Clarence U. Dodge at his reside nee, I75A Dean street, Tuesday night.

The honored gu st had Just reached his flna anniversarv. Among those present were: conditions warrant. (IH, 70 3594 tojs 4794 5 9 45 2 1 5:.94 124 43 Homes Purchased tnT Bma" cah paymnl an balance paid monthly, sumo as rent. (Jorrcflpoudeiu'c or I'prsotial Inaiiiry Mrs. W.

il. 1 10.I1.', Mr. 1534 0994 3591 9014 47)4 95 0 4(1 24 5o 1294 43 0)4 19)6 794 5C4 24 M'H 80)4 13 94 191 a 1 'A )4 4 II. i Mrs Dislltf. Mr.

111, 1 Mrs. A. Mi Solicited. Unr. fc Qulncr.

I44) Chicago Alton 174 Chicago Alt. pr UK! Chi. Gt. Western. 10)4 Chi.

Gt. W. pt. OOfii Chi. fc Ot.

v. pt. S5)v chl.K Gt. w.neo.... 89 Consolidated (7)4 Cnnsolidated Ie pf 94 I lid.

fc 8 Chi. Ind. 1,. 42 Term, fc 'l'raus. 2494 111..

Term, fc T. ufd Lor. fc 11)4 L. fc pfd Colorado Midland Colornilo pf Colorado So 1 7 Colorado So 1st pr wi 501 4 Colorodn So 2,1 pf wl 24 Continental Tobacco 4l3s Continental Tob. pf.

8814 Delaware fc Hud I 1094 fc 1 7 LSI Iienv. fc Itio (J 22 Denv. fc Rio (i. 7a9S Kdlson Kiec. (11 Ev.

fc Tei re ACM Kv, fc Terre li.nr... 77 18 10834 1 St II I15J4 18 4 St I U5 St l'alll D2tl ..1 2 Paul 1 11)4 St 414. 1 13 5 So Pac is i 8094 2 SOW 2 86' 4 southern Ky 5s. 1,0) .....107 5 0 10t94 25 st 1, 1 1 lift 1U So fc (in 1 st rii scity 1st. 7 Telili fc 1.

1st I'unn. Mr. I Mr. un. I Mrs Wllliiiui anil Mrs.

K. IJviins. Mr. an. I M.

1 .1. Han 11 Mrs. A. Itruwn. th.

it. ss. Mis. l.tniK y. Adu Dunn.

r. niiinkiim. X. Miss. llli'lly.

i.Jariiiu.T. a. num. Tnxu J. Tnxt, F.

Carson. F. HolIliiKhi i.l. I 4 24 '4 51) Ml 1 17 17394 Eagle Savings and Loan Company, a i 9s 4M C. II.

v. II. M. DcIk, nrimdL rb. ru, Martin IV.

White. John Willi. A. Wlillc. .1.

Dunn. IC. Dunn. ii. Mallorv.

it. Hiker, iv P.olliu, I T. Wur.ll... W. Ui.ers.

W. Grot. I(. U. A.

Hallfj Master Hrowri. II IlIKl t'l. ing was especially good for a half day and the dealings in a number of issues were in the thousands of shares. The feeling at the close was noticeably strong and some of the issues that had made serious recessions in the early trading partially regained their losses. The highest prices at which sales were made were in New Amsterdam Gas common at 44 and the preferred at 72 1 American Air Power at 81; Bay State Gas at Car and Foundry common at 28 and preferred at 07; Electric Boat common at 401i and the preferred at 61V4; Electric Vehicle common at 120; Havana Commercial common at 34; New York Electric Vehicle at 19; Pressed Steel Car common at land the preferred at 80; Royal Baking Powder at S9; Rubber Goods common at 32', and Standard Oil at 474.

Amsterdam Gas issues were by far the most active features of the curb market and the trading In the common stock was even in greater volume than yesterday. The buying was persistently aggressive and was due almost entirely to the defeat of the Astoria Gas bill by the Legislature. On heavy transactions the common made a further gain today of 2 points, while the preferred advanced 2 points. There was persistent selling of Electric noat common stock to day and a large proportion of this was said to be profit taking on the advance scored In that stock this week. In spite of what seemed to he an effort to maintain the higher level for the stock the free offerings forced a decline which netted a lose of 2 points for the day.

In contra De liavrteleben. 10134 51 15 Tcxai l'ac i29s r4 9l Id 94 94 MEETINGS. oi)fi 51 54 K.5U KlKlitn Avenue 380 15 Met St 5s 8 5 Met Ei2u 9 Mo largely on the expectation of a more favorable bank statement and its appearance chesked the liquidation that had begun shortly before. The prices of the day were made after the bank statement came out and the close was strong. CTJBRENCY MOVEMENT AND THE BANK STATEMENT.

The Financial Chronicle reports receipts of $6,005,000 by the New York City banks this week from the interior and shipments of $4,919,000. Sub Treasury operations resulted In a loss of $1,250,000, making the r.ct loss of the banks $164,000. The bank statement did not prove by over two and a half million dollars but was more favorable, the increase in cash and the small decrease in reserves being especially gratifying. The weekly statement of averages of the associated banks shows: Rrle 144 Krielstpt 12li)a 12 I 67)1 B7J4 (57 TH I 'ST ci l.MI'A.VV N. i ilnnklyn.

city of A elHl liieetilli; YVlI.L,IAMmTtr;H tlce to stockholders: 11. Now Vork. Mat auli. the sts. khol.I,:rs 20 10 Tex fc 10 Union tnt ct.

1(1 7 1)4 3 Wll.I.IAMSHfUdH 7 50 2 1 4934 8.i)4 110)4 172)4 22)4 7494 iwfii 77 380 14)4 39VS 20)1 13)4 t5 53 87)4 27)4 190 117 71)4 77 1 IH 894 10 103)4 11 10)4 115 19f9 101)4 rilU.iT will ii. l.l th IMli lsy 2 l. Kne'id 1)7 20)4 Krle fc Wcstnri: 18)4 Krle fc Wnsi. nt federal Steel 6434 i Federal steal pf 88)4 t. drtli fc Itio Great Northern 190)4 ceneral Klectric I 184 24 Io 4s 10 Mo Pnc con 1 Mo l'ac tr5s.

1 933 1 20 95 94 Hi 01 April. at A. at snld Cornpany in the Firs: Hun.lliu, or Itroa.lway an i iu in the of liro.iklyn. Kints. City ai Stale of N.

of v.illc.K upon 11 pi i.posi:i,.r. 1.1 Iner is, its capital atoek fr.an eensisiinir of siiar. tlu par w. iuusli 1st 1 15)4 3 Wabash 2d 90:4 5 Wabash deb 10 ai94 20 10 fc (' ill) 22 WeBt Shore 4s c.114 2110 Central J.11BW 119 110 UU 1450 Ches 4: Ohio 27 273 X7H 27M 17210 Chi Bur 1449 148H 144? 112C0 Chi Gt W. 10 16M 153 16 600 o8 68V4 100 V7H 9H OTM iOO till 111..

72 7.1 72 73 3030 Con Gas 2025 206 202M t054 100 com ol lc 47)4 A7H 47V6 475i 22105 Contin'ITob 50 hOH 4HH 60 C125 Con'lTobpf 87 bOU 87M 8814 400 Uel 117 110 117 200 Del Lac 4: 173 173H 178J4 1500 Den RioG. 22J4T 2354 224 loOfi 7454 'ri9i 'ibH 28220 Keder'l Steel 65 53J4 5434 10:275 Fed Steel pf 879s USH k84 1410 GcnElectrlcll8 119 118 UtH 100 Glucose Ref 7154 7134 'W 7154 1 CO II oct Valet 8fc MM SH 8'U 900 Intor Paper. 52 53 52M 530 Int Paper pf 82J1 82H 82)4 525 UliiioikCeu.ll6)4 110 115)4 "18 100 KiwaCenpf 4.7 47 47 47 1450 Laclede Gas 54)4 5494 625 Lous Island. 7S)4 8(1 78W BO 3050 Lon i Nash 6t4 C0)4 6o3 fc'O U0 LakeEiWpf hBh 6G 665 4 0OW 14220 Manliat UOft U9H 1093s 10210 Met St 251)4 2cB 251)4 253 400 Mob.liOliiu. 40), 40X 40)4 405i 2S0 MtStLlpf.

Sj9 9UJ4 UBH li)K 20U 80 80 80 SH 600 MoK pf MOM 39M 38K CSJii 1740 Mo 16J4 4634 46)4 iUH 400 Nut M434 a4J4 HH PA 8470 Central. 137)4 13094 17)4 200 KYAirBr'kel8r 107 103 103 100 NYCSSt Jp 34 34 04 U4 500 iSat Bisollit. 51M 5l)4 51 51J4 800 American iiis 0)4 9)4 9)4 200 149 149 149 149 44 tO 5194 52)4 614 52 2063 783t 79M 7854 7i)H 200 Omaha 93)4 93)4 03)4 93)4 2e62 Ont Wast. 2894 289 28)1 2894 12450 People 12234 12194 12234 2760 4894 WH 48)4 4854 2030 PenilRy 133 133H 132)4 133 100 67 57 57 57 200 82 82 S2 82 210 Pullman 100 100 100 3760 PMla 100 100 99X t'9)4 b'00 Reading 24J1 2434 2494 2494 5000 Read. 1st pf.

67) 0791 07)4 07J4 2450 Read. 2d pf. 37)4 37 37 6010 Rock 1994 UOSf 119M 11996 7275 StPanl 127X 128 127)4 128 120 171 171 171 1900 12Ji 13 12 13 9460 Southern pf. 51 Slfc 5034 519v 1200 St San II 11)4 10" ll)i 2140 38)4 403S 38)4 4034 hOO StLonisSW lt9i 1034 101 103 3610 StLo SWpf 31M 31X 3094 31)4 1950 11)4 iV34 11)4 1194 11)30 Teias it Pac 2: 2394 23)4 U3 300 Third 205 200 205 200 2250 53 53 52)4 5234 tOO Twin 09 09)4 69 0y)fc 500 13 13 13 13 2710 Union Pac. 46)4 47)4 40)4 i7)4 0285 Cn Pac HVA S19S 81)4 81)4 2750 8 Leather 094 7)t 207 ":0 U6Loathpf 72)4 74) 724 7.r 3620 Rubbor.

51)4 52K 51)4 32 100 Rub 11791 117)4 U794 I179i 2100 35 3o94 35 3594 000 UnBagfcPpf S4M 85 84)4 85 27 0 Wabasu 8)4 8)4 8)4 8)4 1470 2294 23)4 2294 70 West Union. 9334 933 9394 39i 300 Wheelctip 11)4 11)4 114 94 80 MM 'Mil, 2L (,7 55 191 liy 1081 13 9 18 105 uu 4794 llii 52)4 8214 2H so 14)4 399S 21)4 19 07 53)4 8794 88 191 118 71)4 I 12" t'H 18 105 ilk 47 i 15)4 5254 83 28 1 1 I 111 roll i 4 fit 1 Si Wfgfts.lOS 6 Nash Fl 1st. 107 lluo ilihl eucil, to p. jyt of 7.000 of the par value of a. li.

Jenkins, March 18. March 25. Changes. GOVERNMENT BONDS. S778.48l.SO0 shares Frank Chaf.

Chas. J. a. Frank Willar.l I', Marshall S. ImIbks 11.

Heha rnamn, Henry Ilatternian, W. A. Fi M. Isaac Il. imburser, S' IS.l.TIIO 902.0,700 Inc.

3.359,000 M. Davidson, May. II. Jenkins, Harvey Field, 13.888.900 Yesterday. 2:30 P.

M. Bid. Aiked. Glucose Helming 1J4 Glucose Hel pfd. 107) Hawaiian sue com Hodttnc C.

fc 1 11 Hockinc Valley 8) liockinc Valley uf 10 H. B. Clatln coin 103)4 Iowa Central II Iowa Central pf 474i Illlnoiscentrai 11594 Internat'i Paper Co. 52 Interliat'l Paper pfd 82 Internnt'l Silver 27 Kan.C. Smelt.fc Kef 1 10 Kan.

C. S. fc R. 105 Knli. 10 9s )o 1 1 fc a 1)4 FRANKL.IN BUILDING.

1S6 RBMBBN ST. (Near City Hall Square.) AVINi AtTOCXTS DIIAW IiiTKRE8T AT .1 l'KU ISK AN'NUM, JULY AND JANUARY. INVIiST.Mli.NT ACICOIIJITS CAY FEB C'EST. I'Eii ANNUM, SEMI ANNUALLY. INTEREST r.KGlNs.

ON DATE OF DEPOSIT. MONTH I.Y IX. ST A KMSI1.1 RES PAT AVKRMJE UIVIIJKNIJS ON I Til 1 It A AL, l'JSK CUNT. I'Klt ANNUM. LOAN'S OS IW KOVEI) ItEAL ESTATE, IN 8.

j2. li AND 21 YEARS BY EASX MONTHLY PAYMENTS. OFFICERS: ELAVIN S. PIiJKK, President. HJIV.tllli E.

Uitl'lTON. lot Vice Pref. It MT. TKAVEKSiS It. MAXFIELU, Vtt Prealdeifc G.

WaKIOMAN, Secretary. 1A A. Mct'ORMACK, Treasurer. JAMES T. ASHLEY.

Asm. Triaeurer. THUsiTEliS: Edward M. Grout. halwurtl a.

Britton. KioruLrd 11. LalmtMier. jr Ira A. McCormack, Tiaveise R.

Muxfleld. Klwln S. Piper. James T. Astiley.

John A. sctiwurz, George J. Jurdin. Amoe. H.

Cropsey. John T. ReftVrty. G. Wilbur W'akemaiv Iimel H.

FerKiison. Elward M. Child. Frederick H. Schroeder.

OENRRAL COIJNRFL: i Her. Grout. Mayer Sc Hyde. ijoans Deposits Circulation Xegal tenders Specie Reserve Ttefl. required Dec.

66.100 33.JS i7.CO0 Inc. 129.S00 190.2S2.fi00 Inc. 20.1.200 21 1.100,100 Inc. Ira I. 1.9)4 r.

iK 53.727.S0O 190.059.300 243,787.100 224 712 OH "l9.074.'l75 108 Inc. 849.750 ALmaJorlty of tho Hoard uf DIVIDENDS. surplus IS, 537.425 Dec. To day. A.

Bid. Aslied. U. S. 2s.

reg U. S. re It 8 tl8)4 U.S. 3s cou 10S 10Sj. U.S.

small bd IOS(i 4S. 1907. ilk UI94 112(4 tlas 114 4s. ViU 4s, 1125.0.. 129 (29: 6s, UK14 IJ'Ds ll) bn, 112)4 U3h t5s 117)ii The surplus a year ago was and two years age It was $48,895,750.

108)4 lUt 108)4 U2)i 114 11294 1UM 107)4 11194 12il 129 11214 i 17 lii Kansas fc Texas 13 diction to the movement of the common the preferred stock advanced fractionally on light transactions. Bay State Gas was a weak feature of the trading and continued its downward course bv a small fraction while Electric Vehicle 1014 1 1)4 39(4 aim 4 Kansas fc Tex. pr Keokuk fc Des TlTliE OVAKANTKK AM) TliTsT CO." 11( r.w YoHK, Mareh l.iHUi. A til. AliTKKLY UIVIDKNO i.

TWi I'Kil MONT, has lain l.e. lar. lie li Trustees, payable April yt, 1 ri (' rd Ihe W.xinK of ir.m l.T ks a i I'. 15 Keokuk fc Des M. pf.

35 ieKUK fc Knickerbocker 10t4 (4 39)4 5 17 50 58)4 81 79)4 2C294 54)4 100 953 58 il. on March 24. The books will bu onened ut Knickerbocker I. pf. M.

i. ril 79 was the weakest spot in the market and tho common lost 20 points on transactions that were confined to small odd lots. The preferred declined 19 points In the bid price with Kl WAK1 O. STAXbKV CHICAGO STOCK MARKET. (Reported by H.

L. IIirton New York.) Tu day. Yesterday. usurer. Id VtliKNli s.

rlt.VNKI.IN fT I'nJII'AXV, No. Iti li, N. M.u ii Long Island LaxeShore Laclede Uas Laclede Uas of Louisville Maryland Coal Minn, fc St. 200 54)4 90 00 52 63 ifiara ol Iruspas has this ipmr MONEY. Money on call was 4 per cent.

Time money Is quoted at 4 per cent, for sixty days to six months on good Stock Exchange collateral. The total bank clearings of all the clearing house? of the United States for the week ending to day have been $1,861,819,962, a decrease of from last week and an Increase of $809,363,767 over the corresponding week ol last year. Clearing House statement for to day. Exchanges, balances, $10,960,401. For the week: Exchanges, balances, 574,448.286.

The sub treasury had a debit balance to day of $S21. EXCHANGE. The foreign exchange market was un NT. upon the out any shares changing hands. New York Electric Vehicle was also heavy and lost 2 points.

terly 2'4 I'UR ital sleek of this vimpany. to the st a kJ yai.P April io.i, tile elaslllL: of Ike 09 Minn, fc St. L. 1st pf. Tn ns fer SB Minn, fc St.

I. id. unti; tralister bu fi om 3 P. April 1. I.3ti Mai A.

3.1. GQhIPANY 9s 3s 1 )4 ZM 4 a 1H 1 a IS4 94 191 1 a ii 110 105 10)4 13)4 37 4 15 35 57 78 77 290 95 0594 53 52)4 Kl)4 180 109)4 5)4 4 0)4 25 I. Mi 40 1.13)4 4)4 13 05 2491 I124 17 148)4 1911 205 51M 78)4 190 It THE LAWYEHS' TITLE INSURANCE of New York. Capital Sur Ser retnry. i rtitriok Tine pi iri.K'.

TRi'HT lyn. N. Mareh lsjli A Morris fc Kssex ISO Con 10fc94 Manliat.Con. rights I'acihc 40)4 Metropolitan St. lty.250 Mobile fc Ohio 40)4 Michigan Central N'nt.

Linseed Oil 434 N.Y..CM fc.Sf.L... 13)4 lei n.l ef Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked.

Am. Straw 32 U2 Canal ana bock 1 ",5 City Kuiiway 2u0 2IIU 202 Liaiuclid Match JUUJi, 140 138J4 LlO." LaKeSt. Kl 13 134 14 14)4 Lake St. El ctls 11 Hit, Linseed Oil com loH 1()4 15s 111 Linseed Oil ul'ii 024 03 02 02.t4 Milwaukee iirrw. pf 22 1 North Clue.

St. lly .225 20 22 1 220 National Biscuit 5(l 5. 5094 51 Nalioliul Biscuit I. 3 ll3)4 National Carbon rin 2 1)4 24)4 24)4 2 National Caroon pit! S4 8 134 Nat ionui steel 44yv 4494 National Steel 92 9 )4 lii 9l9i Soutn Side Kl 77 78 7'Ki 77H Street's Statue 21 22 21)o 22 Tin Plato com 4 L34 41r) 4l9li TIu. Plate pfd 95 95)4 West Clue.

St. i)7)i 9794 97 TWll AMI (INK HALF I'KIt this ii. eii ile. iare I by (he Horn I Prrust Lhi eonip iny. payable April.

I. Tr.nis.Vr will be closed Mai Ii i i 1 KUWAltli 5 iry. mhi8 i is in l'i 2:1 l'i; 2s 21 cnangea to aay. Kates tor exchange are: 9994 8094 181)4 109)4 ibfti 252 41 Hi 0 15 'in 34 3434 Vti" (, 54 119 1D3 2(18 51)4 78)s 198 Sight. plus Jan.

1, 18i)9 Tote.1 Lonhc ninco SI, 699 387.69 Sixty days. orzanfzatiou SIS. 73.13 insures titles to real 80 20294 ,5 100 00H 58 54 100 8094 18 110 250ift 4 0)4 0 L' :4 5 114 994 18 Wl 140)4 193 208 52 7994 19 51)4 9494 Inu mo" 49 18 05 i.H'AHi4.C'.)4 5JlWafi.ilJi 9 1U UOJsaHO 1S 1B Examines and lUj. a. Ut lbai 40IW0 1 llS 4.fc(5a4.BUM FINANCIAL.

Sterling Francs Relchmarks Guilders Sterling Less 1 10. N.Y..Chl.fcSt.L.lstlf On N.V..Chl.fcSt.L.'JUuf Natfonu1 Lead 3494 National Lead pf. It2)4 North American t')4 Norf.fc W.new Norl. fc W. pt.

05) Northwest 149 Northwest pr 100 N. II. fc li 205 American Air Power was traded in but slightly to day and scored a decline of over a point. Advices from Worcester are to the effect that the plant is working night and day to keep up with orders and insiders are extremely bullish in ragard to this stock and maintain and upward movement will be inaugurated shortly. The Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad has placed an order for five hundred coal cars with the American Car and Foundry Com puny.

The following table gives the quotations of the most active local securities. It is corrected daily at the close of the market. As far as possible, it is made up from actual transactions ascertained by the Eagle in the open market: Brooklyn Quotations. EARNINGS. estate, the assured selecting; his own counsel, if he desires.

Defends insured titles at its own expense. Also pays any loss up to the amount of its policy. Cnmnels an obiectinz ourchaser ta To day. Nor. Pac.

ct ATLANTIC AND 'DANVILLE: SILVER. Yesterday. 13ar silver r9 liar silver in Loudon 27'd Intrinsic aluc of silver 11:1 Mexican dolhirs 471.. 1S99. 100 Wneellng pf 32 32 32 The volume of business, hour hy hour and Tor the day, was as follows: Shares.

From 10 to 11 o'clock .......280,388 From 11 to 12 o'clock 200.273 1S9S. $14,431 110.7S1 AND (For Estates Second week March From January 1..: BURLINGTON. CEDAR $11,209 10S.58S RAPIDS institutions Stocks Rfltld take title, or else indemnifies the seller. The only company which publishes Individuals Total its losses. i a c.

ct. ui ih X. V. Air lirake 193 Hiscult 51 Natiouiil ittM uii pr. IC3 New York 137)4 otaapa 93 ouumi of I'iO Out.

fc iV'eslern 284 Penn. Coal Co ijtili Pullman 159 Pacific ilail 4834 Pacine Cuasi Co 44 Pac Coast Co. 1st pf 87 Puc. Coast Co. 2d ul.

02 ruts, fc Cleveland. 180 Pitts. C. Cm. st.L SORIBEKX Second week March SS.S21 82,189 From January 1 77G.952 BUFFALO, ROCHESTER AND PITTSBURG: February, gross 200,642.

25S.S5S Xet 82.532 Itl.WM From July 1, gross 2.411.912 1S7 Moulague Hi. Simnlilyn. For Sale. Will Buv To day. PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

(Reported by Mathews, Grange 8c N. Yesterday. Not clinngo Bid. Asked, of bid. Ilronkivn irk I OENEP.AL OFF1CF.B: Nus.

and WJ Liberty St, and 44J4 and 4 Hold i Lano. Now York. T1ROOKLYN OFFICS: I'X ami 165 Mor.iai'UB Btrcet. KnllroiMln Bid. Askd.

Atlantic Av as, '31 112 1 15 Atlantic Avis. HKKI 107 1UU BUEFALO A SI 7 SO I EH A i'njl I.RO 4 V) Yesterday. Rid. Asked. To day.

Bid. Asked. AutoinoDile S6.a:S4 u. Vi;" nam Pitts. L.

i Citv Jt I Bltnt'ity Istas ll Ua Rkn when issued tl nkii I't't. w. 1.... iH ti." Brooliivn i4 SVt? 20) 24 41 2094 105 Iviinsvivania l.I'9 i NATIONAL UNION BANK 11s 107 2T: in M'J t'47 117 1 ID SB tinti 2094 24)4 42)4 '034 107)4 100 45 gross 4S.932 Net 20,441 July 1 to February 28. gross 517.36(1 Net H.

AND O. SOUTHWISSTERX: Third week March 122.651 From July 1 3.8(3. 100 CHICAGO GREAT WKSTERN: Third week March 120.138 From July 1 4,152.544 a IMS 1 IIS iicidm w. iter 7 Trust 'o. St" Aeii.P my Mii' lc 'ranklin Trust Man f.

tiiiers' Trust I. Loan iin.l Trii Tru: Co. 13.109 4.1:!. 690 1S7.19?, 145.42S 3,750,616 110.543 3.917.047 N. V.

City Il' Vr Kxempt Iloiuls. du. 11CS. iiklyn Water Pi. lux exempt, lit'S 1..

I. It. It. Hon. is.

Qu ns C. ui Sub. li lilk Jul. 15 11. A title Av.

It. It. ei. ie p.klvn.. qvi.

1 51 .1 I Cas lion Is Killli Av. Hank Sf Inits 1 HiulI: X. iliomil 1 'lly Hunk MeihsnlcK' Hunk Hiiluillor. Trust Peoniu's lias 12294 Philadelphia OOvii Hemline cl ":4 li Keudini: 1st old 133 12 109 197 1 JLU il 130)4 91 189 2894 190 48)4 48 90 (.5 53' 82 122 1(9 2 i 5h 5 1 Im 197 119)4 V6" 7ii9i 11 11)1 im 38)4 (II 4 3094 1294 51 Mutual Life Building, Nassau Street, New York. 24k 2('34 105 l6 1S5 45)4 29i4 22 28)4 20 12 32 Brooklyn 1st is.

11 1 Ih Hkn.iJ C.V Istas. 110 11 Hl 1st Is NS "7 Conev U'lilvn I 'Sll (VupvH: Hklllsr 3s Id! 107 ('rosstown a 10a 2d pfd liens, fc Saratoga. 28)a I 112 117 Jl iO inr "V'm CENTRAL NEW YORK AND WESTERN: .192 119)4 10. "WEEK IN PETROLEUM. Trading in refined petroleum this week was fairly active and save a slight advance at Antwerp and Bremen, prices are about unchanged.

In crude oil trailing was extremely dull. The work in the fields continues fairly active and the center of interest lias been transferred for the time being from the Scio district to the Elk Forks district in Tyler County, West Virginia. Indications now point to an extension to the north of the northeusi extension of the pool. Operators have been drilling anil have struck seme Hood wells. The Rice Farm test was drilled into the sand parly in the week, and the showing made would indicate a 75 barrel producer.

The latest, extension of the Rayniilton development, is also attracting considerable attention. Some interesting developments are also expected within the next fortnight in the California fields, where the Union Oil Company is making ready to begin active operations. Refined petroleum closed at 7..15 cents per gallon in barrels and 4.S5 cents in bulk at New York. Philadelphia prices being on a basis points lower. Foreign quotations were: London 5 13 lCd per Imperial gallon; Antwerp, 1S francs per 100 kilos, and Bremen G.85 marks per 50 kilos.

Quarter ended Dec. 31. gross 19,748 17.17 Cambria Steel 24 Cit.lt'y, Indianapolis K'ec. ol America 2C94 Klectric Storage 104)4 Klectric Storage 104)4 Elec. Vollicle .132) LehmU Nuv 4.94 Lehifc Valley 29 Marsden 2194 Ponu.

M1b 28M Penu. Vehicle 1934 Penn. Vehicle II J4 Palmetto Un.Trac, com Union Traction 30 United Gas imp't 154 West. U. Y.

a Pa OH Welsbach Welsbach Com'l Welsbach Com'l pf February 4, 1899. CC IXM HCKS. I.Jis Iet earnings 2,349 (def.il.343 New York Trust Loftim find I ICir.as Co. a 1 Nassau 77 1 1 Nnsi'au Is. now 110 ''0 Nnssauas 10!) 1 11 10i) 44 2814 2i9s 29lf 19) "oii 34 154 30 10 lie.

lfr. It.nk jeiicit CENTRAL BRANCH: Third week March From January i 2l jm 1994 "(ii 34)4 3434 154)4 0 3994 ti'6" ll.illi 18,000 227.620 27.00C 2S3.000 Host. hanK" 1 1 1 11 in i na Comnanles OrilelS executed N'ew V. more. I'llllud.

lpllla I other vvir. lo New Vnrk City. cuiintR Ju; from BnnkR oh ji for Clearing Hiuso. Cash 3U54 155 094 112 112M ltock island V. Ogll.

Itio (iraniie West en: Jtio Grande West, pt St. L. fc So. W'esi fct.L. fc So.

W. Standard (tope fc at.L. fc San 1 rnn. ct. st.L.fc s.F.

isi pi. St.L. fc S.P. 2UPI CI. silver million Sotllliern I'acihc.

it. teolltliern K. ll. ptd. hi.

Jus. fc ilraud Isi. KdlHon.ls.. 7'iU 'ft 31 I 1)4 1 IX 70 49)4 01) 74 UM, hlt CANADIAN PACIFIC: Third week March 449.000 463.000 From January 1 5,041,570 4,509,372 iiii', 151) 1074 Kdlson 4s Kings Co Klnss Co. iU4 150 U7H 123 DULUTH.

SOUTH SHORE AND ATLANTIC 107 1 ti'J 93 170 28) 4 300 L59 18 44 87 82 181) 57 80 L32M 12134 1 94 24)4 37 2 lli'W 131) 35 70)4 1094 an" il 1034 70)4 599 29) 4 I '94 5934 4() 11 2U1I 739i 127)4 200 (in o)4 7 194 110 4t. 81 13 2494 8)4 2294 125 1 (Mi 31 59 00 32, 30.470 Kinpsco. $22,545,937.51 Decona weeK From January 1 GEORGIA RAILROAD HENRY CLEWS INK BP.S. II, 13, 15 and 17 Broad St, N. Y.

Members flew York Stock Exchange, i.irtli i ox.ciiL"vt for or on i.iui Trim i.uniLiriF,s, BOSTON STOCK MARKET. (Reported by li. L. Horton New York.) 14.1 107 122 4f0 580 240 2S0 250 172 278 Capital Stork. Hnrplns uaJ Net bt.Jos.SU.

I. 1st pj.ct 41) Yesterday. 1U at. Jos. fc li.

I 2u 1'rotits To day. Closlnsr un depniiltd. RubJ' ct to nls r. r.iTnii!7. (l and trade Closing Bid.

Asked. Second week March 37,449 From January 1 327.002 FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE: Third week March 63.213 From January 1 600. 24S FORT WORTH AND DENVER CITV January, gross 129. 000 Net 43.33S GEORGIA RAILROAD: I.M It A velllle ('o lust'g 22)4 1 11.3 1 10.TSI.0lil.S9 (Tin, Intrfpt allowed check at sigrht. Knllro.i comblnatlnf1 tfc d.

Bid. Asked. Circuiatioa Deposits. Art Flr.rmcidl Acnti tanuuru Jjist pro. ,4 American Bell 3c5 Boston fc Albany.

...245 for Corinrii ifiiA and Invest or.1 12734 Paul 283,310 37,117 377,820 C2. 19S 634,230 114.G40 .14,301 1 ,6.362 49.048 300. 10. 8S, 13.1.729 33.79S 1.114,4r,0 382,011 78 11 31)4 11)4 4t 30 i.i i 194 47 12 23M 7494 128 171)4 219 2.ii 5291 7391 52)4 1 1 7 4 47)4 Slw, 13)4 8.Ui 128 1)4 01 92S3S February, grcss $22,545,327.51 JOS. HENDRIX.

President. 0. LEECH. Cashier. I i 121.942 2.

jet January 1 to February 28, gross Net IOWA CENTRAL RAILROAD: 170(4 207 23M 2H 111) liT 5 5194 mi 47 ST. Paul pfd Third Avenue Ti xus Pacific Ttinn Com fc Twin City ltiipld S. atlier S. Leather Old. V.

S. itubbor S. Hu fiber pld (juiou Pacitlc. now 76.5S7 I 3o7 359 360 245 1,2 305 305 90 89 89)b 700 45)4 45). 4tS 47 47)4 181)4 121)4 121 31 32 91 89 89 2(12 160 150 155 225 230 1)4 94 93 93)4 48)4 1 Urooklvn 400 i Franklin 2S0 1 Hamilton 240 KiliKS Countv 310 Lone Island 1.

2.1(1 2'iU Nassau 72 People's 278 Hunk llrooklyn First National 380 Fulton 1 Manufacturers' N. 240 Mechanics' 101 I Natlnnul City 280 Nassau 2K0 People's lO'l (Srhermerliorn I4'l isprnRue National. 18,1 Union I Vrry riiiipnnl' likn. I'errv 4t( 1 Bkn b'nd. il.S' It 75 fl; ItFervy'n il'l 8" K'Ulvil 2 1 1 5' So H'ItIvn ,4 SS I Mil St 811 fl.m 1 47 12 7 1 VZVi 171 204 S.iM, 01) t) 7 11014 4.UM SIX V.iH 84 ll 'H UM 'M (il Boston fc Maine 173 Boston fc Montana.

300 Butte Boston 88 Calumet 750 centennial 45 Dominion Coal 47)4 Fltchburg pfd 12 LX Lamson Osceola 90 Old Colony .....202 Clulucv 159 Tamaracx 236 West'JEnd IX West End 93)4 Weutinsnouho 49)4 Weutingbouse pfd ROOKLYN CITY BANK OE SPAIN'S STATEMENT. Madrid, March 25 The weekly statement of the Bank of Spain, issued yesterday, shows the following changes: Gold in hand increased 422,000 pesetas, silver in hand increased 142,000 pesetas, noteis in circulation 'decreased 4,602, 000 pesetas. THE COFFEE MARKET. There was but little disposition to trade noticed in the coffee market this morning and the tone at the opening was fuiet, with December 5 points higher, but other month VE January, gross 161.1:4 Net 47.009 July 1 to January 31, gross 1,277.689 Net 366,101 LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN: Third week March 62.419 From January 1 721.S91 81)4 Union Pacinc 'UILDINQ AND LOAN ASS'N. I'n l'ac.

Jj. fc C0.09G 737.253 AND SAULT STF. Office: 91 COURT STREET. BROOKLYN BRANCH, Ml CIU HT I nl'lI'DlXR. WALTER C.

STOKES X. V. Excliiiiijrc New York Office, No. 66 Broadway, BRANCH OFFICK, NO. 187 MONTAGUE ST.

OriK rs cxftitciJ, York ritutlc KxiaiiKe, casli or margin. In niVlitl tn prlv. it wlr" to Yr'rk. murt ncivf riHt 1 1 .1 nvcr A '( I' TS tA I) W. N.

COLER BANKERS, INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Members N. Y. Stock Exchange. BriiBclies: 7j.lf)lli Van Brunt St.

MINNESOTA. ST. PAUL MARIE: Second week March From January 1 MEXICAN CENTRAL: 66.99. Ri5.ni. 64,251 6.10.623 Union Hag fc Paper.

3591 t'n. liag fc Paper pf. tt tM W'. IJIIMI 79s Wahasn ntd 23)4 Wells Kargo (25 Wlieio. fc K.

4 I 1'4 L.K.pI.4p'l 31 li Wh.fcL.K tstpf. w.i. Western Union 93:4 I Jx dividend. EUROPEAN STOCK MARKETS, INSTALMENT SHARES I were at last night prices. Sales on the Third week March 290,496 246.326 From January 1 3.14S.018 2.870.43.7; PITTSBURG.

BESSEMER AND t.ilfp: ERIE: 13.138 20. 132 132 300 380 ROtl 201) 200 2110 2 10 200 1111 "20 280 320 280 ltl.1 11)0 105 1 10 185 13!) 47 47'J Ol) O8I4 PS) any oii 21; 2.0 K8 112 81) 02 101 U)C 45 4 4 4.1 104 103: 104. 122 UK 122 210 liHI) 310 330 115 115 138 125 55 55 f)4 1)3 04 100 KWi 1.11) lOTi 170 114 112 114 20 1 330 0.1 OO 05 420 5() 110 117)4 HO "inird week March From Januarv 1 PITTSBURG AND WESTERN: 1S9.IM2 102,211 5S.40S 2.15S.05S 1 Cnloii I'errv 44 t'nion 'erry lOHK .11 isrclluiicooa Acaiteiui ol 1J8 Uoiid it Mort (iuar 210 Third wcok March 63.473 From July 1 2.210.324 INACTIVE STOCKS. rollowlnj! are the closings of less Averutt lntei.t li irr cent, per an num. auy Klun tnken train 50a, ur; iutcrent cumpuuuded civery 6 month.

PREPAID SHARES lNxiied for 50. SI OO, SI .10. S'200, 82 or inorei iuicrcm. Sit per cri. per nnnum, puyuble In catih half yi'iirly.

Any Sum Withdrawable on Demand. SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC Cheusebrouitli Mrc 310 DTalliiaKoSollspf 10S Uliss Co 138 Bid. Asked Asked 102 Man. Heacn. 5 34 Nassau Street.

N. Y. Jt 10 February, gross 60,632 52,331 Net 17.S49 10.804 July 1 to February 2S. 625. 6C9 Net 251.056 232.168 TERMINAL RAILROAD OF ST.

LOUIS: Tear ended December 31, gross. 1.997.753 1.S62.22S I F. Hliss Co 12.1 180 Xe 3. Vi.ilc Ti 14 Cortl: nilt. KrnoKlyn TelephAnr, i li! ri.

call amounted to only 1.000 bags. European cables were not encouraging ami In view of the continued large primary receipts and the small warehouse deliveries dealers were inclined to hold off. Offerings, however, were not excessive and priccfi held about steady. Havre was irregular at unchanged to Vi franc lower and Hamburg was pfg. lower for March and unchanged for other months.

The Brazilian markets were steady. Rio receipts amounted to 7,000 and Santos to IS.000. The United States warehouse deliveries amounted to 11,138 bags, including at. New York. The visible supply of coffee is 1,305.031 bags, against 1.113.203 bags last year.

The steamship Hevellus arrived at New York with 1 17 113 jset 1,263.467 1.184,611 London The market for American securities advanced at the opening and remained steady all day. BullB operated freely. The closing was Arm, with a moderate demand. Money was 2a2 per cent. Rate of discount in the open market for short bills was 2a2 Per cent, and for three months' bills 2a2 9 16 per cent.

Berlin Americans were firm on the Boerse to day, in sympathy with New York, and Canadian Pacifies were maintained in spite of the decrease in traffic receipts. Spanish Fours advanced on bear coverings, in view of the settlement. Local shares were in good demand and Iron shares were animated and I 'TriOS. F. LEWIS, JOHN H.

KAMPF, Geo.H.PRENTISS&CO 1,520.103 10S, 1S 5 President. Secretary. Btocks: Bid. Atn. T.

Albany 17r, A in. 1411 Auatns.Kx.. I. AllllT. 10 it.

P. li" R. P.uf. Oa K. N.100 Uninsw'k Co UlWi Chi.K pf.l'JO Colo, "0 Colo.

I 'uel uf. 1)7 Con. C. ol Mil 54 21 hO 75 4a 00 20 Mali. 14, Coal pf.lO.i M.St Pis IK do.

pia 45 Soutli. TO NewCell.Coul 4(J Nat. 5 N. Starch 1st 45 N. Starch 2d.

10 N.V.Ilar'iii:!8(i N'wi st 110 00 17,742 189.S62 Het.ker Mlllpf Heclier b'ds KiniisCo Fire Ins. 100 Nassau Fire 150 V.v. .1 T'lle'no 170 Tol 112 Phenix Fire 200 Title uar Trust 330 8 Projectile UU W'hnrKh Fire 420 Wortb'ton Punipc. 50 Wortb't'n Puinppf lI7? 6 Ex dividend. local'securities, rotai income 1,611.813 Surplus 236.430 TOLEDO.

PEORIA AND WESTERN: Second, week March 18.407 From January 1 196.204 TEXAS AND PACIFIC: Third week March 149.0H From January 1 1.736, 054 TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL: Third week March 30.464 From January 1 342.736 BANKS AND SAFE DEPOSIT CO'S. 137.921 1,783,313 87 YVilliiun New Yrk. MKMrtKitS OF X. T. 208 Montairnfi SI.

Itl'Odfil VII. STOCK KX CHANGE. 74V1 1224. :i.i!i It) I 5S Vw Brooklyn City oo 45 30.843 349. 95S Or.

It. N. ct Or. R. N.nr Ohio Soutb'u 70 from Com.

175 Col.C.&I.Uuv D.M f't. 1. IbJu 3. 175 bags from Bahia and 25.022 bags Rio. CO I' FK LT li ICS.

UNION PACIFIC. DENVER AND GULF: Second week March 61.100 From January 1 721,142 7 WISCONSIN CENTRAL: Other Outside Securities. Out. Sll. Mm.

0 Or. Sli. L. 4'iVi harder. Exchange on London was 20 marks 42 pfennigs for checks.

Frankfort Prices were firm on the Boerse to day, but business was not brisk. Foreign Net chance Peo. F. Opening Hid. Alii 90.871 369.072 Hid Aske.l of bid.

Pitts. JcW Peo. Jt Kast Uiiirks'r Mm 4 (A Third week March 95.331 From July 1 3.55S.33I ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN: Third week March 11.1.200 From July 1 4,18 1.314 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO: Safe Deposit Company. Chartril IS 72.

SAFE DKPOSIT BUrLDINfi. MONTAI1UK ST. COllNiilt OF CI.IKTOS. BA.FKS FitO.M FIVK TO ONK HL' NDKED AITS FIFTY DOLLARS 1'KK YEAH. Trunks cud packages containing valuable taken on storage ior any length time low rates.

llKN'RY N. BRUSH. I'retidnt. IjEUItllK W. WIIITK, Vim l'reslileat.

Cl.ARK. trotury. SS.200 4.093.0SS i On 5.0O 05 1 1 10M securities were steady. Italians were easier and Americans were in good demand and harder. 43 tt 0 3 10 4 2 105 5(1J 150 WH 24 48 5(j' Jas.

H. Oliphant BANKERS AND KROKKRS. 20 Broad Street, New York. Telephone No. 39 )7 Cortlundt.

II. Or.II'HA.VT. WM. .1. AI.FI'.ED 1.

Special Partner. tnberp N. Y. Stock Enchantfe. IRWJN 187 Montague St, Members N.

Y. Stock Exchange. Brooklyn Y. Investment Securities. It arch I April i May I June Jnly AUKUHt 1 September I October I UUJ AC UU Hf st.P.s Du.

ur st.L.A.KT.ll. 5fjif 233. 61S 1 1 cl.iT; 1.1)5 4. 5.00 5.15 5. '5 5.

"5 5.4 1 5.45 5.00 5.7(1 ft. 15 Third week March From July 1 223, 119 S. 584,867 rioslnit lfd.Ak 4.0500 5 05 fi.05 it: 5. 1 0 15 5.15 20 1 5.25 5.3510 5.4550 5.4 5 55 5.000.1 5.7075 5.75 80 To day. X.V.Gns Co EM.

Asltfrt. Central Sskiiiu 107 Koilit lit Kt roil 1V.I 117 Kiiuit flmt 111 101) Mutual or 31K Vi'i Nuw AlHtirilaiii. 44l4 44Vfi N'l Aliist'illllll llf 7'i 7i'J. Nuw 10i 15 II consols 1H1J It first Is. I 114 com 1 tf 141, sianilard nftl l.V Stanoaril firm in 5 1 1 118 Vork Rn I lroln 4 2" Ulll.

il.l fi. 4II U.Jl.itr pt U. S. S. 34 D.s.s.KA.nr.

I'k i.rt W. c.lMi Flint i'. M. VI 47 (i I HI. V.

I. III.Leaseil .1 Jell. CI. pf. 10 Clii.

180 King. Pom Kanawnni I4v) i. 2 Mex. Central 0 Ex dividend. S.593.B4S AND TEXAS: 192.217 9.273.011 LOUDON QUOTATIONS.

MISSOURI, KANSAS Third week March From July 1 9,474,512 Vosterd.iy 5.U5 40 5.15 5.4. 1 55 70 5.7fl 75 .1.75 80 3,000 oa3 Cloa Tex.l'ae.l..T. Tol. O. 21 pt.

42 ti I'tica H.U. 170! 1.1 U.S. ,11 Wis. Cent. u.

19 xSH Wis. c. pr.u. N. T.

November December February Total sales. equlv. 41M 1 04n 114 141 l.V. 11!) 1(10 ll'i lit) INSURANCE. In 100 119 IUI1K Kxct.itnee and Tor cash or PEOPLE'S SINGING CLASSES OnierB In New Yorlc vestment aecuritlea executed roarcln.

MINING QUOTATIONS. The following shows the quotations for th principal mining shares to day on tho Consolidated Exchange: INDUSTRIAL EXCHANGE, 3S Nett Street. New York. The following shows the quotations for the principal mining and industrial shares to day on the New Street Exchange: MINING STOCKS LISTED. I31d.

Asked. I Bid. Asked. Burt.Gold .0094 .10 1 HighPive .1094 O. Magnet .01 14 .02 I Blanche .3934 .40 G.Sama'n 7 I Miami 0 GregoryG .0034 .10 I 003)4 .005 Gil.

Lin .45 I Ky.Monnt. 02 Treasury stock COPPER STOCKS. Rid. Asked. Boston British Columbia 2.112)4 3.00 MINING STOCKS UNLISTED.

107 IK! 100 4 70 104V4 1011' U. i 105 111 llii asu 1K0 11 10414 11 1 iy: t) llu Oiiii 1.0s 101 SI 40 ti'J SI To Give a Concert at Hanson Place Bap tist Church. Bid. Ake'i i ma. Aalcm Alice SO 1.1 .80 Iron SIlTftr.

Isabella Marine and inland insurance. Atlantic Mutual Insurance Companj. OUicc. 51 Wall Street. J(cv York.

OFIGANIZBD IN 1S42. AO.A1NST MARIN F. AND 1NUAN1 TrtA.VSPORTATIrtN RISKS WIL.I. ISl'B JIAKlXt: LOSS PATA1H.E IN KNO LANIi. OVI 7R TKN MI1.MON rHj.

L.AKS. FOR THE SErl'RITY rip ITS IJLICIK T.V the Company rt i tne assured ant an annua lly 'jpon the premiums tec luritiK year. Thereby reducing the co of For iur.h. certificates hnrinit intercut or lereJ to be redeok d. In ac ur iance with Cna.

A A. RAVEN. I'l nt A. PARSONS, Vice F'l sldent. Cnr.NKMt'5 Rr.ni33lT.

Second V.ce President: THKU. P. JOHNSON. Third Vlo j. H.

Secretary. ll." '00 SKI iso ArkbUtiiin To day Cloa N. Y. 'ng. equlv.

Consols, 110 13 10 Consols, account. .110 16 1(5 Atchison 22H 215 Atchison pfd (J3k Wl Central PaclQc. 53 51 Canadian Pacinc. 88 80M Ches. St Ohio 28Hj 'J7H Denv.

Rio 33 JJenv.fclt.G.pfd. 77W 7oHi Erie UM 14 Erie 1st pld 40! 30 114M Louis, ic Sauli 07ftf 60 K. fc 14 1396 JT. Central 14 IJ 1U7 Korthorn l'ac jh, Kor. l'ac.

nirt Sid N7f(' Norf. fi W. pfd. I17J4 Ont. Westnrn.

i3Dkl 'JSi 1'atiusylvania 08 I'dZH ViH y4ti KeadluKlst H7U KoadiuK'Jd pfd. 1BK 37 St. Paul 133J 127M tsou hern Itv 13t I2ji Southern llv h2i 51 Union Pacini; 43 40W Union Pacific pfd 83H HI Wabash pfd 23) 2M Inir. 110 111 yiM tl2i 88 a 2K 40H 118 UrJV ii 140 5 809i Viliyi 2UH es 12 34 10H 13 48 HI K'KHtOll foiii 1 .01) An "Evening of "ny the Urooklvn People's Sight Singing classes, comprislns both the advanced class of Apollo Hall. Court street, and tbo Hanson Place class, i will be given on Wtilnesday evening next, 21H tl 509a 83 21W 73M 1 H4K laoM f)OT 7H 'IM 28 2 1 079l 1 48M f0H 4tlW 80W '21H Con.

Little RUDOLPH KLEYBOLTE hank Kits. 1 x.SAi;yi', yoick, A1WNICIPAL BONDS. lor lim ut' llicb trutli: E. B. Havens 10 Wall Street.

BANKERS AND BROKERS. xican Auacouua 1 Alamo 07 AduuiH (Jun "0 jieai liolulior itreoce l. io tlrunnirlcKCoa (jalttUuinalj.il CriiJpleC'Kijuu creed KCr.u'K CUollur 4 0 Crown ioi at. Cdrynolao Con.Cal. V' l.

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Cortlaad. C'uiu iU.i'U l.l' tiuuds Mareh at the Hanson Place Baptist Church, corner of South Portland avenue. The programme will include part songs: "March of the Meii of Harleck," "The Flight of Love," "Could I a Maiden Find," "Oft in the Stilly Night." and toli: songs: "Within a Quiet Valley." Ciluck: "My Love is Like a Red. Red Rose." Schletterer; "Thou Shepherd of rsrael." Bortniansky "Watch on the Rhine," Wiihelm; "Farew 11 to tho Forest," by Mendelssohn. Therj will aiso be soprano solos by Miss Margaret Oaylord of Plymouth Church, including "Sorfc of Sunshine," Thomas; "The Sveetest fVlowfr," Van der 17 4 110 lllo SI l.t K'i 10 47 KW OS 1 1 y.t4 744 IS :7 Ml.

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The imports of specie last week were $385, 531 In gold and 537,306 silver, a total oi $422, S37, against a total of the previous week and $8,169,528 in the corresponding period of last year. Since January 1 against $24,031,601 in the corresponding period of. last year. A. li.

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V. 1 Cuban bonds tor sale. Strict of 'Aft. Jacobs. '1 16 COURT.