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19 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SATURDAY. MARCH 14. 1003.

BANKERS AND BROKERS. NEW TORK CLEARING HOUSE. BALES OF BONDS. The following shows the transaction! Is TIE STOCK MARKET. bonds to-day (in 11.000s) TRANSACTIONS IN STOCKS.

The following table shows the course of the stork market to-day, the not change! from the pro-lous closing prkea and the transactions ia eat clock: Official Statement of Brooklyn Non-Member Banks for Week Ending Saturday, March 14. 1903. Complied from Reports Obtained Direct from the Banks by the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. 1 Adam. Kip 1 HUt 7 104 3 Am ItMe Ik I.

Aleti T4S1 1. 1IU 4KTMIK 101 i Sort West 5 l'or4a. 91 2 Nor Vmt Sa 7'2, Xor Par 4s 1 Northwest the cees. Week Ends With Wheat and Corn Both Fairly Steady and Oats Quiet. FlSK HANKKHS Government Bonds 5 AtchT.tsKad 4 im 1H 22 dreg NaT 4 10(t, Aeenttfe Amount in liesti 0 Aten anj 4s 1 Bait 4 Ohio Bank Statement Better Than Had Been Expected On Strength of It Prices Rallied.

12 I 2 (treg Sh 1. 4s 12H A reran Anioitnl on 9 Fae C.Ast io lat.KtH Averaire Amount of t.eete. 1.C- I lis I 'l ender Notes snd I Hank Notes. Averuire Amount of lsins Slid lllscoimts and Investment. a-ttti other Net uncial Kennels).

t'spltil. As-eraee Amount of Net IteiKjsits. 10 Rait Ohio Halt a (IS 1 Hcech Creek 4.. .107 1 en tia sn 107 4 hi A All 7H Voml.smes "joi.2001.74t!,000 137.300 Investment Securities ei.866 400 72.1011 1.624.200 1 l'eun i-OQT 1014 34) 1C1S 9 11' 1 lleadlns Vdt 6 1 9t 1 Rich taoeutf.117n liis'k Island D4 2 K1 4 5 Rirek Isl gen The week's operations have not resulted In radical change In prices. The tendency of 311O.MOO 400 1.0 1, 14.4IIO 121.4110 39.600 17.700 43.300 44.000 393.8110 jo im nur a 4.

85 1 (Ml Fuel ft I er. 1 Col Midland 4s. 1 Cul tHHitb 9.14 tw 7B M4 MlMBrtS NtW VOItK STOCK EXCHANGE Flrooklvn ICighth Ward. Munufac.N'at'l Mechanics' Nassau Nat'I. Nutionnl City.

nn 3.50.400 5 313.200 M82.426 4 304.11110 3.0M3.000 11 nt 1. I Co 2 Col ft fllh A 1M lHH Hlrh-Patsu em AmalCop'r. "3 100 Am CarfcF. 40 100 Am Cot Oil. 43 200 AmOTwIne.

17' 300 Am Ice 7 2000 An 27'U 8000 Am Smelt' 49's 1000 AmSmeltpf 7400 Am Sugar. .1254 100 AmTelftCa. 82l4 2000 120 -2 200 Atchison pf 7' StiOO BsltfcOMo f24 4000 BknRapidT. 058 200 Bknl Gas 2 15 3000 Can raciflc.l287'B 200 ChesA Ohio 404 2000 Chi Gt 21 13ti0n 100 pf. 30 28 STATE STREET BOSTON SM CEDAR STREET NEW YORK r9x 25 8714 conkul lobao 4s.

ll North a ec 12 7i 4 'H Lew. st. 27s 40 43 174 74 274 49 124 824 1184 814 974 924 65 212 1284 464 23s4 1684 30 32 184 644 25-V lOO.tlOO 252.000 500.0110 100.000: 300.000: 300.000. 100.000 100.000; 100.0tll): 200.000, 100,000 200.000; 100.000 3.173 100 49211. 700 781.428 3.9:11.01111 2.926.000 1.020.433 1.363.200 567.6411 1,962.500 638.047 1.1S1.600 771.900 969.173 rlna Net Inr.

ehansa 734- 40 43 174.... 4 49 4 954 124Vf 4 824-14 120 1 824 4 974- 4 4 654 4 212 -5 128" 4 464.. 24 a 30 4 32 4 184 C478 25- 4 39- 4 431.100 443.100: 67.437, 444.0IMI 367.0(10 72.820 152.300 54.803 104.500 32 286 116.400 340 400 213100 112 303 275.000 47.173 65.800 i4.43H ltitl 92946 65.500 55.600 498.500 361900 36.9110 622.800 500 14 1.100 76.300 59.800 130.100 65.700 25.000 141.411 15.000 69,000 67.030 60.900 66.819 38,000 6.035! 137.100 42900 17th The bank statement was better than had been expected, and gave an immediately Tonger tona to the closing market, atoeks selling from to 14 higher than early figures. The Increase in reserve vas Btnall, but in the light of last week's showing, even an increase of I350.000 was well taken, especially with loans decreasing The loss in cash was about what had been indicated from known sources of information on the subject, and it had been anticipated that deposits would decrease heavily. The closing was decidedly more confident than traders hid dared to hope it would be earlier lp the day.

Aa expected, the stock market opened today around yesterday's figures; with slight activity, chief interest being in copper shares at the outset. It being apparent by a further Prague Nat'I. 1.459. 100 592.913 956.5O0 678.532 1.190.500 757,900 2iith Ward. Union Wallabout.

6s 6 214 2(1 '2 10 6'2V 1 lien ft Rio ti 9si 5 lien ft KloU44.10 6 1054 5 1(151, 1 lt.1 A 0(1 6 Kd Kl ill lst.ll4H 6 Krle 4s 7( 7 Krie.l'a.coltMs. 1Hl4 1 Uuusft coo 6s.lUl 1 Ill Montr A Tinli. ViH 10 111 CenWIIiie 11.104 3 kanC Kl SA 4a 't4 ft Kan City tmi 7ntt Lake A 2d. US'. 2.902.000 3.370,700 26.875.754 2,670,706 2.464.910 653.403,27.558.074 1 H-(4 32 H71, 874 St ft 8 FkmSs.llH 3 8t A 1 City Ut.l'-'tl1 1 Mt Paul ter Ill 3 South 99 8 9iH4 2 Smith Rt 8t I.

4s. 97H 1 Mind HAT tin 13 I nion Pac 4.. 1 I nloo 10 1D'-'H 120 M24 30 102H IOCH 1 Kl-'H 41 1024 Spencer Trask Co-bankers Fpeneer Trask. 3o Foster Prsbndr. tjwtn M.

Bulltley Charles J. Peauody. Aooata Nichols. 27 and 29 Pine New York, N. Y.

MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. 1 Increase, Ipcrrease. Decrease, lleeresre, 1.286.988 108JllJ482.251 v52.254l H90.950 First National, member of Clearing H. 1300.000 565.200 4.217,000 l.lOti.OOtV.. the market baB been lower, however, aud prices were about l4jc off from last week.

The decline has been largely the result of disappointing export demand. Europe showing absolutely no interest, and outside of the Lisbon busiuess trsde has been at a standstill. While this has been the case as regards exports, premiums on cash heat have been advanced at tho seaboard, and shippers state that there is very little wheat available for export until opening of navigation. The report of farm reserves was construed bearishly, showing that with ordinary demand there was ample wheat for the balance of the year, as the reserves are about' the same as last year, and last year the exports for the balance of the season were 58,000,000 bushels, which was on a larger scale than the current export. The crop prospects are very favorable, and the situation Is rapidly drawing around to the point where the crop prospects will be the most Important factor lu the situation.

The trade in wheat this morning was quiet, with prices fairly steady early, easing a llttlo with the market showing absence of ective Interest. Cables were steady with small exports from India, only 240.000 bushels. Late last night ten loads were taken for export at the outports. and there was little Inquiry to-day. The weather was favorable for-wheat West.

Movement continues rather light, however, and a further good decrease in the visible was estimated. An Increase of 700.000 bushels was reported In the English visible. Minneapolis stocks decreased only 20,000 bushels. Instead of ,4.344.000 A Mei Central 4s 774 Grand 3,202.000 3.935.900 31.092.754 3.776.706 2.464.910 653.403 31.902.000 10 Mel Central 4H. 941 1 20 in-4 394 20 1 Wabash lat 1084 2054 2054-34 RECEIPTS AT ATLANTIC PORTS.

ACORNS AT WILLIAMSBURGH. 1144. i Municipal VillriuJ 1144 decline in Amalgamated that the pool was following time, honored tactics in shaking out hangers on, who have been confidently getting' Into tho bandwagon and buying copper stock on the upward turn. Prices of the metal In London were reported as firm today again, but London's Saturday holiday always causes uncertainty here as to what sentiment abroad really is. During the first hour general interest was confined to Consolidated Gas.

which sold 3 points lower at 208; Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania issues held firm and the traction shares were inclined to be strong. BrOOklvn Ranifl Trjnail aaamvn in ha UUI1UU Corporation (j') tu t.t 1 Mei Cen 2(1 174 Mo Kan I4 12 Mo Pac Ss 11117. -102H 2 Molt ft Ohio Rs 12(1 AN Cen like lhorecol Wi 6 s'Y'cen Shore 90 8 VdasKleeLH ft 1'uwer 4 9314 1 lias meet, ft rower (is 111 10 HA It del. 2011 1 wnbasn -jn lot 1 Wabash deb 77 SO 784 5 15 77 10 774 77H 20 77 10 T64 8 70'4 8 West Shore 4s 4 Wis Central 91 Crowd Prefers Ragtime and Coon Songs 33 1704 37 86 16 35 674 334 4 171 38 4 86V. 16 36 67..

54s8 4 to Oratory, but Listens to Park Commissioner Young. Selected for eonserrsllve Investor. MKTS l'OX A 'ATIOX. Interest paid on deposits subject to check. Lawrence Barnum BANKERS, 27 AND 25 PINK ST.

KW YORK. Flour. Wheat. i.rn. Out.

Darrein. Bustv-U. Buh Uunh. U. NVw Tork K.tff) ltoxton a.iii 764 Philadelphia l'HUU 7.817 llaltlmorH H.n;j $,15 6.S17 Sw 1.445 J.5im) Ja 1 ves ton 10.

1R, no Total 4t.7..5- 40ft. 240 KXi'OKTS FROM ATI. ANTIC PORTS. lour. Whont.

orn. Oni. iiurrHn. BushHa. ItUHholt.

UuhIh'Im. Nw York 7.76j lll.34ti 11. MM ltnstnn I'hlliuioliihla Rull.moi'r Newport fl.4itf New 52 0.nlveton Totnl till, So2 111. 34ft 1 1,1 26 Mill mi Alton 100 ChiNW.18i 200 Col Fftlron. 65 200 ColSouth'n 2534 200 Col So 2d pf 40 8000 Con 207 200 Con Tobpf.

1148 1500 Corn Prod. 33l4 300 Del Hud. 1714 1800 38 200 808 200 Detroit So. lti 10000 Erie 86's 2600 Erie 1st pf. 67ij 2000 Erie 2d 5478 300 Oen 100 HockValleyl02'U 800 IllinoluCeivHO 200 Int 55 300 Iowa 374 200 794 2000 KauCity So 31i4 500 KanCSopf 55 100 39 500 LacledeGas 994 20110 5000 Manhat El.

140B4 The order of Acorns, which recently stast- 54 "pegged" around 63, and Metropolitan went somewhat higher, possibly upon a confident GOVERNMENT BONDS, fd a Bcrics of political meetings In the 1924 193414 lO' 102V. professed hope of getting all lovers of good Yesterday. P.M To-day. A.M.-, New Vurk Telephone. Brooklyn Telephone, AMI Brooklyn.

1394 189V- 4 government In line before the opening of the Bid. Asked. Did. JI7 Jolin. ASKtl.

108 554 554 .4 107 107 ..1074 next campaign, last night Invaded Wllllams-burgh and caine out of the struggle with flylug colors. Their political missionary 37 U. S. 2o U. S.

2s, coil tJ. S. 3s reK U. S. 3s.

cou 104 108 1084 fuBiuuu on me part ot tne management, manifested by the express willingness of its lawyers to have the books of the company examined by the district attorney. It is generally believed in street that the alleged discovery of discrepancies in the accounts of this corporation have been made by persons with an ulterior motive stock price Juggling or through incompetent examination of public records and statements of officers. The sensational action of cotton was one 37 794- 4 314 a4 55 4 .108 100.000 as expected. The change In corn prices during the week has been narrow for future delivery, the market showing a very firm tone at the West and some Improvement, with talk of oversold condition of the May delivery. Grading is very poor and owing to the bad weather receipts have been Interfered with to an Important extent.

A good many statements are being made that tho distribution of corn work led them to Military Hall, at Leonard 108 1084 108 1084 1094 1104 135 1374 103 103 THE COTTON MARKET. The speculative market for cotton has con U. S. 8s, small.1064 4s, HI07, 4s, lfi07, 1094 4s, 1925, cnewLSr; 4b. 1925.

07 1074 108 1064 1084 1094 135 136 103 103 121 794 304 55 39 994 119 1404 1154 39 994 4 1094 1104 135 1374 103 103 Geo.H.PRENTISS&CO. DEALERS IN LOCAL SECURITIES, 48 Wall Street, 208 Montague New York. Brooklyn. MKMHKRS OF N. T.

STOCK KXI'HANOE. IRWIN C0M 187 Dealers in Investment Securities of New York and Brooklyn. Orders executed for casli or margin. and Scholes streets, and a crowd of young acorns and old oaks, which was Inclined to treat the affair In a humorous light, was on hand to greet them. The Acorn band wagon, reinforced by phonographs, and a "barker," wllh a voice that was relished by the small 120 ai tinued in an unsettled condition with prices irregular and at times erratic, although excitement has not been at such a high pitch as 6s, 1904..

103 14U-41- 'it 1904.. 103 Dint. Col. 3-63s 121 200 Met Stcur'sllti was seen tho previous week. The bull Dartv this year exceeds any previous year to date, but such statements as that are not a fair recognition of the facts.

If it is taken Into consideration that the department report made the crop of 1899 2.078,000,000 bushels, while the census report made It 2,666.000.000 bushels, It will be recognized that the dls- has again been very much favored by tho ele 3300 Met St 1344 133 116 4 138414 26a4-4 71-4 boy, was alluring enough to arouse the Inhabitants of Wllliamsburgh to a sense of PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET. duty. Inside the hall a ragtime, pianist and (Reported by De Haven Townflend, 40 Wall option, as well as July, advancing on the opening 24 points. One excuse for thiB was the advance in call money late yesterday, to In a few Instances, 8 per cent. When money cannot be borrowed at reasonable rates on a Friday, to carry traders over Monday to deal in stocks cotton usually suffers.

Those in control of the New York cotton market continued their tactics of the past week or two and worked another surprise for the "lambs." A very astute stock speculator often shows him a quartet, composed of Acorns, furnished a 704 1264 99 26 rlbullon In that year was fullv as larcn as street, isew xors.j To-day Bid. Asked. -Teaterday-s Bid. Asked. FINANCIAL.

further entertainment, and this provision by the management nearly disrupted the Berlous "4 99 26 4 58 1 the current year, If not larger. From a careful review of the figures It would aeem as though the high prices this season had re- Alkali 50 Am. 504 58 portion of the programme. Ragtime and tricted the consumption to some extent. Con.

Superior 1084 108a4 4 The market opened steady, showing moderate 494 5 19 24 64 popular ballads touched a more responsive chord In the breasts of the auditors than 184 Con. L. Sup'r pf. Cambria Steel. 41 464 46-t- 4 200 MexCentral 2034 800 71 100 MSPtSSMpl264 100 StL 99 200 1:6 200 Mo pt.

58 7500 Mo Pacific. 1094 600 Nat Biscuit. 46 300 NatEnamel 36 300 Nat 26 100 NatofMex. 173i 100 3000 NY Central.139 1100 31 4500 714 300 NAraerican 105 selling pressure during the morning nnd eased off, although the weather was bad at the West for moving corn and offerings were 357i 64 disquisitions on political parties and mu Con. Trac'n, N.J ments, tne weather throughout the South being very unsettled, with heavy ralnB In many sections Interfering with farm work and the floods In the Ohio and northern tributaries of the Mississippi River have caused a rapid rise In tho waters of that river.

Reports from all along the Southern valley state that the high water mark has been reached, and it is feared that large areas in Mississippi and Louisiana will be flooded. On this news there was less popularity to the bear side on account of the small stocks at New York. At times, however, there have been decidedly weak spotB in the murket under general unloading of long cotton by room traders, and there were evidences that the bull party was selling through outside brokers. The movement has been liberal, considering the weather, and the amount In sight for the week was considerably above expectations, causing a sharp reaction yesterday, with heavy short selling. Southern markets ara 36 26 1 162 2 25 1734 light from the country.

The Chicago Record- nicipal government, and the crowd yelled long and loud to have Its desires satisfied. A persuasive address by Joseph Juhnson, Diamond Elec. Elcc. Storage pf. Electric of Amer self very green when he attempts to take profits Over the Cotton Exchange.

It Is a common saying in Wall street that New. York ought to let the Southerners lose their money in speculation in this staple. Bearing upon this, it may be said that the Southern markets are holding spot cotton for belter prices, and consequently New York is trading along on a. comparatively short local 162 .84 V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.VsV NEW YORK CITY TAX EXEMPT 3V2 Gold Bonds 1)1 1 N. W.

Harris II A Mv KM, 31-33 FINE ST11UET. NEW YORK. Herald claims that Armour has chartered a million bushels of room recently at Chicago and may take out either wheat or corn. Although the Western weather conditions Falrm'tP'kTrans 24 the "Great Oak," and the vigilance of several bluecoats and a guard of Acorns finally quieted the crowd, although some are unfavorable for moving corn, yet receipts 1384 1384- 304 31 4 704 714 4 105 105 86 30 4 T4 194 244 65 80 80 9 25 43 no 454 71 51 92 1 Insurance cf N.A 24 Lehigh Nav 73 Lehigh 42 84 24 24 74 42 109 facetious individuals persisted In punctu ating the remarks of the speakers with alleged witticisms. are rainy good, and the visible is expected to show another good Increase this week.

Exporters reported 5 loads. 100 Pacific Mall 368 Trade In oats has been very quiet this "Great Oak" Johnson, after sizing up the crowd, expressed his pleasure at Its size, week, but the market has been firmer aud As usual, Saturday morning before the bank statement is announced, there was slight information to guide speculators upon the money condition. Advices from the West stated that bankers there were acting in a very conservative manner, loaning rates going higher, especially in thn VftrttlweRt vher. lanri anoplitallnn la Marsden 34 Nat. 4 Nat.

Aaphnlt pt. 4 North. 109 Philadelphia Co. 45 Penna. R.

71 still very firm, hut the spinning demand is poor. New York is relatively, the cheapest market, nut stocks are small and at the high prices have shown Improvement at the close, wlht some little covering on the strength of cash property and claims that, notwithstanding the estimates of big amounts in farmers' hands, the movement did not tend A. E. HAYNZS, 504 4'8 18 244 65 79 79 9 254 244 75 I39 110 454 714 51 93 1 2 6 14 65 2 44 281 47 107 31 23 108 1084 7 115 1034 98 prices of Southern spot cotton it docs not pay to ship here from the South. The market this morning opened amid Penna.

50 Penna. Steel 91 Penna. Vehicle Banker find broker In storks, Ixmils, on slun. Send for upw book "How to Mako Mom-y on Htoi'kn," prion ith'. HI Npw at.

Kuum kU pht.oiio Cuban bomiB for mlr. srrb't nf fill-. to confirm such estimates. Trade to-day was Penn.Vehicle pf great excitement, prices being 4 to 25 points above yesterday's close. Liverpool cables quiet, with prices about steady.

6 Phlla. Electric. 6000 1434 1434.... 300 PeoplesOas 102 1014 102 200 Quicks'rpf. 74 74 74....

200 Ky 334 33 33 1C0 RySpringpt 874 874 874 28008 61 60 60 4 100 RepubSteel 204 204 204 300 RepSteelpf 798 794 794 14000 Itocltlslan'l 44 43 44 94 200 RubberG'ds 26 25 25 4 100 RubberQpf 78 78 78 -1 200 StLouisSW. 25 25 25 4 100 StLo SW pf 57 B778 500 Sloss-Sheff. 64 63 63 -2 6600 So 62 624 624-'fe 2000 324 32 32 Trade in provisions was quiet, with prices 13 DIVIDENDS. 6 14 65 24 eame as a great surprise to the trade, closing at a net advance of 2 to 4 points, where a decline of 1A to 6 points was looked but added that all who weren't satisfied with the programme could make an early and quiet departure. He told how the Acorns had been organised to fight for good government and honest office holders, despite party affiliations, and pointed with pride to the work the order had accomplished during the Fusion campaign two years ago.

Park Commissioner Richard S. Young, after a little difficulty, managed to quiet the audience, which acknowledged his introduction by demnnds for more ragtlmn. He spoke at length on the public parks and gained the good will and hearty applause of bis hearers by promising to exert his Influence to secure a public park and playground In the congosted section of Wllliamsburgh. He suggested that the young men interest 62 Phila. R.

Phlla. Subouo. showing a fairly steady undertone, with light receipts of hogs for the day, only 12,000, and estimates of only 110.000 next for. The advance abroad was thought to be 24 4 Tidewater Steel. due to I it rt her bull manipulation and Kcyp futuhb markets new tork.

'NIB ICMl'IllK STATE M'RkTY Brooklyn, N. Matt-h 3, ItilM A dlvlilettfl TU ') A Nil t'ENT. has litis ilti heen rteelfiretl. imyttlile Atull 1, to HtoekhohK-rs ot ri'coril lti, IBoil. WII.UAM M.

TOMLIXS, 14 I'l osu Serretnry. .280 45 71 49 91 "2" 64 ST' 24 44 280 46 107 30 224 1074 108 tf 114 103 97 Un. Cos. of N. J.

(Reported by L. Q. Qulnlln 61 Broadway Union Traction. 46 Yester- tltin buying. A large short interest has been created In this market the last few days, and yesterday "the crowd went home short, expecfing a further decline, and this morn fins- day's Hlgh' eat.

WHEAT Clna'f 47 1074 81 23 108 ing were thrown almost Into a panic, buying WlLUAMSIHtlHUI TRUST COMl'AXY. Hrtinklyn. N. Mareh 1003. A filvhlend ot TWO l'ER TENT, has this flay been imynltle April 1.

to eharolv till Opening. 77 75 heavily on tho call. Bull lenders were help running wild again. This real estate boom Is. viewed with apprehension by conservative financiers, as this kind of speculation has usually In the past been the culmination of a period of prosperity, and often has foreshadowed depressed conditions.

tendency late yesterday of call money to advance and time money to become easier was generally commented on to-day as surprising. The decllno' in time rnoney rates to around 534 to per cent, for four and six months loans was probably due to tho unwillingness of brokers to engage loans, upon the expectation that after April 1 money will become cheaper. The' (Sterling market is in a mttuh con-tfused ('condition. On last Monday, following the bad bank statement of the preceding week and on fears of high money, demand bills sold as low as 4.8610, and five days later with call money at the highest of the week to that time, or 8 per and time money only Vi per cent, easier for the long dates, sterling sdvanced cents- In. the pound to 4.8685.

Foreign bankers admitted to-day that they were puzzled by the movement and it was suggested in some quarters that the sharp advice yesterday had the appearance of May Sept 200 94 93 944 500 Tenn I. 63 634 63 4 ing the advance by substantial buying orders, 79'i. 76 75t9 702 77 75.i United Ras lmp.107 Welsbach Light. 29 BONDS. Asphalt of Am.

5. 224 Ind. Pass. Ry. 5s 107 N.

Con. 108 Nat. Asphalt 5s. 6 Newark Pass. 5s 114 People's Trac.43 1034 Union Trac'n 4s.

97 1084 ers or reconl. fit the nose or ItUHtness. Mureh lb, lnnn. W. AUDIKO.M FIEIA), Secretary, mhll 12 13 14 15 IS 21 25 2H 9t but local longs and outsiders sold heavily tug.

83 79N, 56 52 "4 50 AS 79 70 70 50 52 'j 50 500 Tex Pac. 384 88 384 Btifl prices sold off 12 to Kl pnlnis on the CORN- themselves In tho matter and announced his willingness to accept advice on the matter at any llmo. Commissioner Young deprecated the tardiness which has been In evidence In regard to McCarrcn Pnrk In tho Eastern District, 115 active months within the first half hour of MEETINGS. 300 25 25 25 -14 200 Twin 11(5 1154 115.414 1034 later the market quieted flown 52a 62 6214 March. May July little, but was erratic and nervous.

Port 98 A MUETINtJ OK THE EOT OWNERS Of TUB 200 Un'd Fruit. 1084 1084 1084 4 and declared that' the city should hurry LARD OHKENWOOI) OKAtETERY will be hel.l at the ortlce of ttte cemetery. No. 1 70 Rnmilway, New Tork. on WEDNESDAY, tho 18th day of MARCH, along the condemnation proceedings neces BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

10.15 10.45 12500 Union Pac. 924 914 924- 4 2500 Un Pac 814 91 914 2300 US Leather 124 124 124 4 icceints wee smnll. i he weat her wua titmin unsettled throughout the greater portion of the cotton belt, and Hood news was anything but HEBTKR'S SUPPLY. (Reported by H. Horton New York.) FUTURE MARKETS AT CHICAGO.

12 flock, noon, to receive tne annual reimn ttte trustees, pursuant to the provisions of th sary to acquire the lana. mere was no reason, he added why the park should not be put In commission within six months. (Reported by I. G. Qulnlln 4 66 Broadway.) charter.

HA MI'EI, Secretary. 100 Lea pf. 90 90 90 Tester- He then described tne porK system oi This Last 500 US Realty. 244 234 24 Clna. day's TITLE INSUKANC1.

Rrooklyn Borough, quoting his own report, WHEAT Ing. Week. Week. 3,777,118 3.8T:,.tiS 2.613.018 11.71111.61,5 600 USRealtypf 68 084 68- 4 I St year. 3, 176,631 kly cot- hich was given In full some weess ago in total Amerle the columns ot the Esgle.

200 Rubber lti id in -r Following are the Liverpool wee! May July Sept Otto Kempner. Deputy Commissioner or Puhlie. Works, urged the young men to co ton statistics: 10600 US 37 37 37 4 4000 Steel pf 86 664 86 4 This CIob'b 74 71H, 70 45t 47, 44 43 CORN 1500 VaCa Chcm 63 63 63 urgent buying to meet a maturity abroad. Closing quotations were fractionally above yesterday's closing. THE BANK STATEMENT.

i. The wpekly statement of averaged of the asso. elated batik tthows: operate with tho Acorns In their work. He attributed tho success of the Fusion ticket to the efforts of the order and asserted that Open High- lytw- 1ns. est.

est. 74 75 74ii 71 71 711, 70 70 70 47't. 47ii 46 44 44 44 43 43 43 1 35ti 85 84 81 31 81 28' 28Mi 28 200 Vu'can net 294 294 294 4 1500 284 284 28- 4 i 71 70 44 46 44, 43 34 84 31 28 'i Last week. r.li.lMHI S.iHill 74.fSVI r.6.tttvt 64,1. Of to f.71.000 2ta.

tins (SKI 8000 Wabash pf. 50 49 494 4 Last year. 44. is 3K.OO0 66.1X10 S6.IV1O 73.fWlfl 1.0SB.O00 Itl.VHTO 176.000 1.400 2.SO0 week. Kfl.isin 34.

nun 64. mm 7.fton ins. ono H2.fssi ftTK.fliSl Kiiti.fKtn 2.Vi,fst0 211.110 l.no Total sales Amerlean Trade taklnna A'-tual export Total Import Amerlean Total atoek Amerlean Total afloat American Hales for speculation I'urehaaea lot exp'l To-day. Yesterday. Closing Bid.

Asked. Bid. Asked. Am. Tel.

ICS1! 166 165 165j Arcadian 5 54 5 6i Boston fiAlbcny. 257 259 257 258 Boston Maino.l75'!j 176'fc 181 187 Brit. 64 6i 6'a Calumet 545 550 540 650 Centennial Min'g 29'i 29a4 29 294j Chi. June. 150 152 147 160 Chi.

June. Rypf. 121 123 123 Dominion 11741 118 119 121 Dominion Steel. 82 33 41 42 141 141 178i 180 182 Old Colony 210 212 213 Osceola 73s 74 75 76 Parrott 32- 33 82j 338 Quincy Mining. .120 122 120 123 Tamarack 185 185 188 U.

S. Mining 26 26i Utah 30 SO'fc 30 30'J West End 96 97 96 97 103 100 105 West lngbousepf 101 106 101 100 708 Wheel 54 53 54 1 May July OATS- May July Sept LARD Jinn i. n. iiuiiKr- Jre4.j00.lfll ree. HS.W2.KI Denosltf" Mti.fittt.T"' JtlU, Dec.

Sl.lTf.T'tO 500 Wheel 2d pf 34 334 34 4 34 35S, 31 28 500 WlsCentral 26 254 26 t'lreulatlnn 42.ftl!i.."0 Ine. 1K.1M0 L.ca tenders. tHi.ltis.3ttO tire. ins.eoft.frio 16i.7t7.6iio uc. Mr.t.mn 'tan KU.tM.tMI tiW.OM.oOO Dec.

$4,762,400 500 WlsCen pf. 50 494 494 4 The volume of business, hour by hour and INSURE YOUR TITLE. Why carry the risk yourself? Title insurance ia cheaper than th old system of counsel's opinion, and protects better. A hidden dower claim, an undiscovered heir, an afterborn child, a false personation, an invalid will, re all covered by the title policy. Title guarantee andtrust company: CAPITtbRApTnus.

88,000,000 146 Broadway, New York. 175 Rem sen Street, Brooklyn. 354 Fulton Street, Jamaica. BAKKIMU DEPAHTMF.ST, 1UH Muitlltie It, Brooklyn. 10.02 1007 Msrch.

The receipts of cotton at the principal Atlantic and Gulf ports as reported early to Res. required S29.lM0.5 Dec. for the day. was an follows: Shares. $1,024,000 Inc.

dsy were as follows: From 10 to Jl o'clock 81.700 From 11 to 12 o'clock 130,100 Ex. U. 8. Dep. M.720.120 ll.o7o.3.)0 Inc.

A year ego there was a surplus of and two years axo a surplus of $10,002,600. To-flay. Last week. Last yr. fialveston 3.447 4.s:i6 New Orleans 6.0191 6.363 4.329 bile 26 -ilia 10.1 Knvannah 2,102 3.

SIS t.a.3 l-hnrleston 14 116 Norfolk 431 1.11) 1,606 Total 211,800 Amount of United Slates deposits reported If the United States deposits they held the balance of power, wnten in the future would decide all municipal elections and result In the selection of honest men and clean government. He paid his respects to Tammany and pointed out that the activity of the Acorns hd swept that organisation out of power and placed In control an administration which gives honest returns to the taxpsyer. Robert H. Davis, an active Acorn, kept the crowd Interested with a sound and clever address, and the quartet closed the affair by singing a few more ballads. CIVIL SEEVICE EXAMINATIONS.

The Municipal Civil Service Commission has given notice that open competitive examinations will be held for the following positions: Tuacher (klnitersartnerl, 'open to women only) Wednesday. April 1. 10 A. M. Tho salary titlnehed to this, position will be from $70 to $R0 ver month for tho head klnder-gortner and $.10 per month for the assistant Teaeher iRvmnastte lnstruetor), fopen to men and womeni-ThurHiiuy, April 2, at 10 A.

M. The stflatv attHf'hed to this position will he from $76 to $fir. per month for the ehl'-f lnstruetor und $Mt rer m.mtlt for the assistant lnstruetor. offlee Thursday, April ft, at 10 A. M.

Klrer grade. Annual compensation, $300. in the near future for the following posi May 1022 10.22 10.17 10.12 10 17 July 10.05 10.07 10.00 10.00 10.02 Sept 1002 10.02 9.97 9.97 9-97 RIBS- May 1000 10.00 9.90 9-95 995 July 9.72 9.75 9.67 9 67 9.72 Sept 9-60 9.62 9.55 9.55 9 C0 PORK May 18.15 18-25 18 07 18.12 18.15 July 17-67 17-67 17.50 17.52 17.05 Sept 17.50 17.50 17.30 17-30 17-45 CASH MARKETS AT NSW YORK. Yeater- t.ast held by the banks are reduced from the aggregate given the bank statement would compare aa follows: THE LIVE STOCK MARKET. The total receipts to-day were estimated 17,000 bales, compared with 20,390 lust.

EARNINGS. INCREASE. litns. Iti02. CHK'AUn, INDIANAPOLIS I.01'ISVII.1.K: trtrst wool Mnn-h 1)3(1 Men.

7. Men. 11. week and 18.210 last year. ChanRes, Total deposits.

Beeves Receipts, 960 head, all consigned direct. No sales reported. Dressed beef steady; city dressed native sides, extreme The receipts at the principal Interior points 40, 21 2, HIM) Iter. 40,1 S3, 4i 10 l'rotn July 1 3.3ti2.M3 Pec. compare as follows: veoli ln MlHStS.SlPPI VA1.I.KV S9II.12T.W0 224.ind.7i3 234.K2H.ftoO 10!) 21S.H94.13': 230,004,300 To-rlny, I lee.

S.112,623 Dec. range, GViaflVio per pound. Cables last re Month February W7.337 t.38.11" From July 1 4.487,521 day, Last week. Last yr. S.312 1,305 711 11,1170, 350 softh shoiik and atlanti Houaton 2.668 Memphis 1.1S7 Allxnsta 312 Rt.

Louts celved quoted American steers at 12al3c dressed weight; refrigerator beef at 9aB4c To-day. WHEAT No.2Red.f.o.b..afloat. 80 No.lNortb,f.o.b.,aQ't. 8i' 3.711.22.7 i25 jai.wn $1,021,000 44.75 First week March 4H.824 Frrtm July 1 1,860,010 206 villi per pound. Reported exports for to-day Estimated receipts tor to-morrow, Lino peeves, quarters ol beef.

837. comparisons, follow: 111.B52 .13,027.01 C. AND ST, LOl'lS: First week March From July 1 1'KOHIA AND HAl-TKItN: Calves No receipts; none on sale. City Ksttmatel T.ast To-morrow. week.

dressed veals. Ida 14c per pound. Last ye 2.011 Sheep and lambs Receipts, 1,153 head; 3' 4S.2S' Flrrf weeli March W.3u Houston 4.400 to 4.nn 4.074 From July 1 1.7 CORN No. a Corn, elevator OATS No. 2 Oata, elevator.

RYE No. 0. afloat. FLOUR Minn. Patent care on sale.

Bhccp very firm; sales of NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. tions: Insneotor of sewer emiBtrurtlon, In- 56 44 61 435 3.55 lambs at a further advance of about 15c sneetnr reifUlo Intr. ct'ndlna nnd pavtnw (Reported by S. Munn, Son 56 Beaver St.) THIS -4ND OHIO SVSTl-al. In-eludlna the llnltlmore and Ohio Kallroad.

the Bal Dull 80 87 56 rirm 44 Qulat 61 Quiet 4-85 8.55 Quiet 10-50 Quiet 18.50 Qulat Saturday Weak 81 87 Wesk 06 Qulat 43 Easy 61 Dull 435 3-60 Dull 10-80 Dull 18-50 null IV 2 veterinarian, aearelier fl.aiv Department and Iteiiarttnent of Taxes and Assesami ntsl. tnspeetnr The pens fully cleared. Sheep sold at $.1.25 a 5 per 100 pounds; lambs at 7a7.85; dressed timore anil Ohio Southwestern Ratlroatl. the Ohio Htver Rallroatl. the West Vlrtilnla fchort Line repairs and supplies it'uhlle works, ete.

I mutton, general sales, 8a9ViC per pound Railroad, the I'lttsburir anil Western Ittillroarl. tlio 1'lttshurK. Valneavltle and Falrnort Winter Stralght.new Tester-Open- HleTtl- Low- Clos- Hay's Inff. est. eat.

Ins. Clos'g 9.80b 9 83 9 78 9.P0 9 62 May 9 83b 9 87 9 73 9 76 9-69 July 9 64b 9.66 9.54 9.57 9 40 9-3'Jb 9-15 931 9-36 8-21 dressed lambs, lOaUc. U. H. deposits Pep.

23 p. e. Hps. reipl Hen. held Bttritlus March It lliuvli 7 tVltruary 28 Kelmmry February 14 February 7 January 31 January 24 January 17 January lo January 3 Ijet-eniber 27 leeniber 20 LeeeniNer 13 l'eceniher November November '2 isovamber lo November 8 N.nve-,nl,er 1 Ortfilisr 2i October is 11 th'lober 4 Feptemhi 27 4eptetnbr 20 September 1-1 fcepteniber August August 23 August Aiul i August July July 19 July 12 July i Hogs Receipts, partly estimated, 1,519 TheLawyers'Titlelnsuraace Company of New York.

38 Court Street, Brooklyn, 37 Liberty Street, Manhattan. Capital and Surplus $8,050,000 Insure Tltlra to Krai KKiatp. lifMidn Mono on lloiid and Mort- on 11 rook I vn real estate in arte or ft Miall amountN. OlTerd for Wale First Mortgages to Investors. E.

W. COOQESHALL, President. ADTIftOBT COMM1TTE8 FOB HBOOKLYN: JT'lJAN D. FAIItrnil-D. Pwl'lpnt Kings County Triist ompany.

Wm. ARRNRf, Wm. Lamb. 'I'rtistc Hff Inn. niv, Bunfcj J.

f.A Wit KXrE MaRCI.I.' VfnWIX hl'VHMOKR, of Hubbard Ruhmor. Vimm Hav. Bank of fct kiyn. head; none on sale alive. 7m'l 247.

131, 47.7 Slill.S&.jOO 2L'S. 472, fill 220, Sill. 7111) 2I4.7SS.!1') 221. 222, 213.712. t'0 249.1' it, tss) 217.ISS,,.I 247.77S.4') iiH'l 6,931,000 9.041.07) 13.329.S7i Ih.

343. 075 27.SMI.773 211.414.975. ll.S10.3lrt 10.193.S3O 6.349.2"0 9.97:1.730 13.7stl.:ino 19.329.975 1S.32S..130 17.S.'.2..i.30 21.339. 17.7M.475 6. s.

230 1.327. 3." 1.VI9.21.0 3.230.23 4.n;tT,tl.,0 9.712.773 9.711.330 7.120 9.0.(1.2-30 13.7.1S.125 13.7e9.273 I2.2LH.9ihi 10.oSl.725 the Plttshurs, Cleveland an-i Toletlo Railroad and the l'lltshurir Hallroad companies: Fihruary, gross 4. 420.478 4.o:,7.0.4 Net 1.180.71 From July 1 lo Feb. 28, 40.9nn.1sfi 38.807, 72C Net 15.167.520 31 VNION PACIFIC PROPER: lut KtMl.4IK.KiO ito (171.1142, ll 100 l.7.',;ul.5ito 87il.371.auO ssi.4;i7,ft(rt s79.S2(i.tss) K70.4J4.JoO K75.4Si1.'SJ S74.l54 7.unO 874.I8l.KOO ss7.i:.4.4"(l Hti9.4!ls.iKI 9ls.iS7.!W 2.4:i4.SOO is i3. 327.

310 910.SS3.2'H1 ChlctgoCattle Receipts, 1,000 Including 300 Texsns. Market nominal. OoorV to prime LARD Dull Prime Western 10-50 PORK Old Mesa 18-50 OCEAN FREIGHTS null Liverpool 11 Cork, for orders 2 proeesH server. Inspector of conduits and reservoirs, hospital physician ffnurth grade; annual eompenfutlon. assistant engineer, Hapld Transit rommlsslon (fourth grade; annual compensation.

Arehltectural draughtsman (desltrnerl, lopen to men und wontenl. lelphth tenth grade. Inclusive; annual compensation, $1,600 to $2,100) Friday. April 3, at HI A. M.

orauRhlsnian 'designer) ffnurth to llfth sradf-a; anuuil compensation. $1,200 lo Inspectors uf lamps and gas Monday, April 4, at A. M. The sulary attached to this position la per annunv steers, Jjao.75; poor to medium, J3.o0s4.sn THE COFFEE MARKET stoekeri and feeders, I3.75al.75; cows, fl.50a From July 1 11,011,127 4.40; heifers, S2.25a4.60: canners, SI.Sva2.aO The New York coffee market to-day was a K'tKT IVdHTH AND f'lir: From July 1 to Jan. 11, bulls.

S2.2."a4.2.V. calves, SJa7.40; Texaa fed rather slow affair, owing to a complete I Net 807, 21 steers, ri.t.-at oil. appearance of local speculative and foreign COMPARISON OF CASH PRICES, Current cash prices at New York ot staple articles, compared with the figures of the corresponding days of last month and last Hogs Receipts to-day, Monday, Interest. Prices at the opening were un left over, 2 178. Market high er.

Mixed and butchers, S7.2r.a7.6ii; good to changed to 5 points lower, with a steady year, are aa La at arket and sales of only 1.000 bags ou the choice heavy, I7.tnis7.f0; rough heavy, S7.55a 7 60; light bulk of sales, $7. 30a IiEf'REASE, YAZOO AND JIle'SlMSlITI ROAD: January, gross Net From July 1 to Jan 31, gross. Net t'NION PACIFIf PROPER: Fourth week February Month VALI.KT 1M3. 2ti.M.-, 4.4.,'i(s) 3(8. fiU 1,740.048 call.

Total transactions for the day amounted BANKERS AND SS0XEB8. ENN1S STOPPANI RA1U-101. 114 tMS.tist 1.3.',1,SI JMQ Hi? l.Ksitiu 5fi2.MII 47, to bags, namely: One lot of Msy at 7.60. Sheep Receipts, 4.000. Sheep steady lam'Ds.

do. Good to choice wethers, :,0, four March at 433, two April at 4i, two INSURANCE. lulr to choice mixed, S4.25at; native lambs. September at 485 and two September at 400, I New "York Produc Eaehi If Mnhw, 1 ftonsntlflatwl Btock Exchi t4.7Ca7.10. FORT WORTH AND DF.NVKR f-ITV J-tnuary, grotts 221.3i, Net 43.I..U Cables from Havre were unchanged at the Eat.

11. ianRflf inf lilt. Mnntla. Cotton, mid. uplands 10-00 960 Print cloths 03 Coffee.

No. 7 .05 .05 Wheat, No. I .80 .82 Corn, No. 2 .53 .61 Oats. No.

i .44 43 Flour, Minn, patent 4-20 4 25 Pork, mess 18-50 17-75 Beef, family 14.50 15.25 Beef, hams 21.00 21 00 Lard, choice 10 50 10 00 Dtflolt. The same three Items compare as follow for tho corresponding date in preceding years: at Year. .09 .03 05 .88 .69 61 4 00 16.00 19 00 1900 9-80 .40 INSURANCE COMPANY PHENIX I Chteao Board of Trad start, but at close had declined V4 franc, with A PLEASANT FAREWELL. sales of 8,000 bags. The Hamburg market Mirpiua -jotni Tf serve.

reset ve. was unchanged, with sales of 7,000. Advlcca from Klo reported that market as firmer :t.tl2.'l A farewell reception was tendered to Miss Sanford and the Messrs. Gilbert and Edward Sanford, who will leave Brooklyn shortly to BANKERS AND BROKERS, 38 Broad St, New Tork. (Telp.

"MO Llrt of dealr.bla STOCK ft DOND INVESTMENTS, alio carefully prepared daily market latter glvlnt quotations andTaJuable Information, on application, 22-26 COURT STREET, BROOKLYN. Telp. "1IU3 M.ln." K. N. MtSSEY.

Mr. Loans. tC' list fiK.sbl.ood and showing an advance or ia reis tor no. lis, 71.17 lii'O ls'4 lst8 It', and private exchange lower. Santos was OF BROOKLYN, N.

Y. locate In Amenla, Dutchess County, by Mr, Mclassca, O.K. prima .11) 40 Sugar, 4 80 4 65 SPECIE IMPORT3 AND EXPORTS. The Imports and exports of specie for the post week through the I ni led States customs at this port were: Imports. Expirta.

Held Ktlver Ift.fi"9 tizi.r,fi:, Li--tit 2U.417 11,11,211 Total last week'i figures were: Ooltl 2tW.im 157 Silver 2.14 1 401 Iloth steady anti uncnangeu, wmi tuienur ru- and Mrs. W. G. Hanson at their horn In 4 75 12.25 Copbar. laka 12-82(i celpts of 19.112 bags.

The local close was East Twelfth street, Yale Park, on Wednei .30.32 29 67 26-85 steady, prices gaining a partial poiuis day. Mrs John Hoffman won the prize 1: from onenlng. Money ns easier In tono to-day, all loans being made at "4 per with 3 per cent, the closing offered rate. The debit of 11.. Lead 4.37 4.12 4-12 Iron, No.

1 foundry. 24-25 24 00 19.00 PHENIX BUILDING, thn "animal guessing contest, which wa The ofhYlnl Rio cable reported as follows: folowed by dancing. Among the guests were Rio No. 7 exchnnge stannarn, win. rhanre 124d.

Interior receipts, itj.iiza Dags, of the Sub-Treasury ut the Clearing Mr. and Mrs. A. Merrltt, Mr. and Mrs, Hoffman.

Miss M. King, Mr. and Mrs. Rio receipts, ll.uno nags, ana mo siocs, Shjer, Mr. and Mrs.

Alkens, Mr. and Mrs E. MILLIKEN rV'RW YORK A3 Broadwaf. BROOKI.YK-44 t'ourt st. 4Tnipl liar HMg Hotiftt (irdprt fnr pnrchan or al STOCK AND BOND INVESTMENTS Writs lor Mrkt Ltttr und Monthly yuotatiun Hsoor-l.

Telephone RRTO Broad. CODET 6TREET. J. Havlland. Miss N.

Hoffmnn, Miss GRAIN AND PRODUCE The following table show, the dally movement of grain, as posted at the I'roduca Exchange to-duy: RECEIPTS AT WESTUrtN POINT. SILVER. To-day. Par silver 49 Hnr silver In 22'Wl Mexican dollars 38'y Hoffman, Mr. Csnnon, Miss E.

Terwllllger, Yesterday. 49 2211-164 38 '(j Miss J. Hoffman. Miss Grace Toms, Miss Eva A. Melntyreand Messrs.

John Mclntyrc and Charles Toms. 000. Santos receipts, 20.000 bags, and Santos stock, H74.O00. flood average Santos, 4 200. The statistical position of coffee was officially stated ss follows: Warehouse deliveries at New York, 22,120 bags, and at all ports, 23,326 bugs.

Stork at New York, 2.013.323 bags, and bags ut all ports. Amount afloat. 008.400. Visible supply, compared with i.HM'i the same time last year. Cleared from Fllo March 11, steamship Titian, 11.000.

NICW TORK COFFKK MARKET. EMANATON EUCHRE CLUB, BANKS AND SAFE DEPOSIT The Etnannton Euchre Club had ono of th most pleasant sessions In Its years ot exist ence last night at the residence of Dr. Fron House was due to Increased payments and to a War Department warrant for payable to the order of the (iovernor of Con-ticrl lent. There was deposited at the Sub-TrcBiury to-day the sum of for trsnsfer to New Orleans. This makes a total of for tho week.

Cull rates to-day ranged at 3a4 per cent, and time money was at 1 per cent, for sixty and ninety days and the same for four and six months. Commerelnl paper Is quoted at per cent, for prime single names and bills receivable at per cent, for other names. riearlhg House statement: Exchanges, balances, lii.M9.838; Sub-Treasury debit balance, For the week Exchanges, balances, I7ig.40tl.77ll. Total clearings for all the bank clearing hntisos In the I'nlled States for the week ending to-day were 2.3,'i.9.'tl.lfl4.. an Increase of 11.4 per cent, orcr the corresponding period of last year.

S. Senior, 248 Arlington avenue. Mrs. Tressa ATLANTIC MUTUAL INS, 4l oud Kl Wall S(rrM, New York. Ulti.AMZKL) IN Innurrn nKnlririt iiuiilnu ami lnUii'1 trMtiKportatla rlnkn mill will Iffue Kiltil'ft iiiuktiiK lo iayubl Hi KriKlatnl, ArtRvti ten niilUut.

Uullura XuC th' rK-lUlity of ltn iolt't-i. ltie jirottm of th company revert to th maun-d ati'l nn livlti-1 annually upun the pi'tnluinit (luring th yrar. th( i hy rt-ilucliiat tht cent of ItiHuratic''. Fur HUch ara ltui-i bt-arlnn lni-rft until to be ra -V'vi'ieJ, in at-coiUdncu with tlio t'luirii-r. A.

A. KAVKN. rri'nl Mit. A. rXflSONr.

V. 'i'RKIiTrH KIJKin, V. I'r, TIIKO P. 3.1 V. rrvB.

O. PTASTON FLOTn-JOXFTS. Secrt'titiy. IMPORTS OF KC A I Tho VfQ OH R'-frul mt rL'ham)l iJh VPfatPw ruHtoma at tlie porpof Sow 'Lo past wt'fk amounted to week tho fimirp Th total import of dry gnota ami mprrhandise were I.tlt weeH tb total iiuporti war fllbloO. (Reported by B.

Munn, 8on 4k Beaver St.) Van Tyle Kip, Mrs. Senior's mother, was th Tester- BTDS FOR TRANS-ANDINE A dispatch from Valparaiso. Chile, via Galveston, ssys that the Secretary of the Interior and Mr. Terry, the Argentine Minister, will soon hold a conference, after which the government will open bids for the construction of tho trsns-Andlns railway. ASSESSMENT ON PHILA.

TRANSIT. Philadelphia. March 14 A director of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company Is authority for the statement that an assessment of a share will be called late In April and that sixty days' notice must Flour. Wheat. t'orn.

Oata. Parrels. Uushela. Dusln-ls. Bushels.

fhleajto 19, 23.123 2M.IIW JIT.I'.O Milwaukee Jl.sw as.taiO l.Vt Mlnneapoll o.mw 40. mo Ituluth HI. Ixiula 2i.xxt llo.fslo ifit.oon KattstiN t'lty 2.sfst s-Ri Detroit "I 2.iKX (,1100 k.fsu Total 3-' J60.SS0 J46.J.J H-C300 (tlllPMKNTS ritDM WKHTKRN POINTS. Klnir. Wheat.

t'orn. Oala. Barn-Is. Bushels. Bushels.

fhleaso 32.4'J 1.1,262 2o. 160 Milwaukee 1.120 16,,) f.l.l'Sl Minneapolis (. 30.160 2r.tt) T.a.vi liuloth 3.:,2 st t.ouia j37.ofio tssi Kansas t'lty 2s 2.Hfi Toledo Detroit "0 1.6M 2.33J l.soj UI.MI "iViji hostess and she provided a very delectabl and dainty collation following me games. These were won by Mrs. Iltirlne Thompson Iiw-est.

4 ilO 4-rio 4 cr Last flay'a 8a la. Laiat. 4 aoi, 4 4 nob 4 Ttitb 4 l'i5r 4 70b Hirh- st. 4.3S 4 .00 4 05 Open ln. Mareh 4 HO May 4 July 4 Brooklyn City Safe Deposit Company.

Charterad im. SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING, afONTAOlTE ST. CTIRNKR OP IM.ISTOM. APE8 ntnvi FIVB TO ONK HTJNIiHKR AND PItTT IXII.LAItS PErt YKAR, Trunka and packairea containing valuables taken on storage for any leagtb ot time at low rates. HKVRT N.

BRfPH. rramrtsnt. tiKOnOK W. fHAUNCET, Vice rmltltat TUUMAB S. CLyVBK.

eeretary. and Frank Eblers. Those present Include Ir. and Mrs. Frank 8.

Senior, Mr. and Mrs Frederick Ahrena, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Me Ijiughlln, Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick A. Voeller, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hlgglns, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Khlers, Mrs. John Conner t'revellnt and Mrs. Tbompsou. NEW EXCHANGE MEMBER. Henry B.

Tannon haa been Wccted o( tho Slock Eichango. be given. The which It will raise will be paid In during July. 1..