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tHE PEOPLES GAS TWilL AND COKEof Chlcaco-
iven mat dividend of ON-
on the Capital Stock of this payable tthe Stockholders on November 2 IW3
The will close In New York oNovember 14 at 11 M and will reopen
u wLBrCbesapeakB and Ohio lUllwar Co
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A dividend of1 has been declared onof the November 21 loos t
stockholders of record at the close of buslrttMonday 9 lorei
Chesapeake and nhln nallirar CoE WKLLFORD Secretary
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS
The annual meeting of the Mocihnldars of thFeed Company of New Jersey
ton street Jersey N J on ThursflsjD cember 17 lena at eleven oclock A M forth
tlon for the ensuingaj be brought before the meeting
Transfer liooki be closed December 7 1
and remain closed
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET
In first hour of trading there was i
disposition on the part of thn to ttsthe market for a further
VM put out that there would bePaclflo Baltimore and
Rock Island ieansjlvaalft wag sold heavilyand declined to Ml
Around 111 PeannylTanla reedyed gootsupport and began to recover 1U early loss
bid for SPOO shares or any parttbis amount and other traders also boughtThe tock moved up steadily under buyingby Manning who took In all about UCKX
eharw Ilnnnlnc OoO shares and othersThe was thought to bs largely ghor
was again th momactive stock of the list thi ale for therunning over 189000 shares
The traction Issnes were among thefeaturea of the morning and aervedthe market In afternoon Metropolitanwas particularly strong scoring a net adVance of 2 i points over Saturdays closingprice Brooklyn Rapid Transit participated-In the advance on what was said by the floorto b good buying
The preferred and common lo k of thChicago and Alton scored further advanceyesterday A great deal of buying of thetwo Issues waa done quietly by brokers whooften represent tho control of tim road
Toledo St Louis and Western Issues showedthe biggest gains of the day Tho preferredadvanced S i and the common 2iO-
TCT the last activity In the stockswas said to be due to the manipulations ofan old bull was apparently Inviting
to in
American Sugar displayed a good deal ofActivity on advices from Washington
to the Cuban treaty P J Ooodhart-waa a large buyer and Carlisle sold The
Is becoraln cautious about selling Sn garaa the supplyof stock seems to be very
limited There was very little tock to DO
had yesterday
There was a very noticeable change Insentiment on the floor yesterday after themorning decline culminated The activityof the market on the rally a feature whichhas been conspicuously absent In previousrallies waa widely commented on and createda favorable Impression There wee someevidence that the vigor of the rally had starteda wide covering movement by the
After the close one trader said Therewere more butt yells on the floor today thanIve in a long time a cheerful
a distinct help to the nerrfes
A year ago while the Horse Show waa Infull swing there wa quite a decided bullmovement It was brought bout largelyby the buying of those from out of townPlttsburg and Philadelphia who had plenty-of manor along with th m and took littleflyers In the market
A broker who waa In the loannight said that Pennsylvania sooversold that there was a limited supply Inthe crowd He added that It was getting tobe the fashion to be short of PennsylvaniaThere waa a jreod demand for Now YorkCentral and an ertraordinary demand forBaltimore and Ohio
In the early trading Reading was extremelyweak and reached the new low price of 87VfThis Is the low point for two year Itliter and closed at H of a pointSaturdays close The Belling was attributedby one rumor to a prominent Philadelphianforced to protect his Pennsylvania and byanother to a prominent operator whoheld a long line speculatlvely
The floor was in possession of the informa-tion that the earnings of Brooklyn Rapid
during November had Increased onM X a day There were also
reports that the system had been inspectedlast week by both the Metropolitan Interestsand the Interborougb The stock advanced
points over Saturdays close
DAILY TREASURY STATKIUEXT
Nov IB The caah statement ofthe receipt and expenditures of the Treasuryshows
TM day Thti month Jttcal trar1321025 2aS9WI 2137M4S7
Expenditures 207 000 2C2000CO 2ISKS017
Surplus I1MK net DeM2l34S3a
Internal revenue II 133471 miscellaneousNational bank received for re
1483285The cash statement of the united States Tress
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niSUTBTCXDGold coin and bullion 140003000-
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Reid against notes and certificates 492 4 28SO-
KNBBAL ITKDGold cot and bullion 74107183Gold certificatesStandard diverSliver
bullionUnited States noteNational banknote
TotalIn national
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and Tinfl Slock Ami PatMiStandard Oil 112 Dec IS-
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Live Stock MarketMOXDXT NOV 18
Receipts of beeves for two days were 4472 headIncluding 68 cars for export alive in for alaoghlsTars 75 for the market Trade wu rather
at a decline of 1UU15O en nearly alt gradesbulls and thin cows were iteady fit cows
lo too lower Tire yards were not Sullycleared Common to prime natIve steers at-U25X15M per 100 Ibs 4 for export at tl40oxen at hulL at cows at
PreMed beef In fair demand at B29cIb for native ildcs and at for Texas
beef Cblea received from London and Liverpoolquoted tIe cattle slow at Oxalic per lh
at the SonneT and liUlOijc at thelast named today none
SSJ bcevu 1800 and 44M quarters of beetRecrlpUs of calves two days were 2017
Including 2AO for butchers and 17R7 for thn marketVeals were In fairly demand at pricesand prime were Otto
held to last weeksThe pens were cleared Common to choke vealsold at KiO Ibs little calves at Itrrauia and fed calves st S37ia5M iU a41B2 drwjfd veaU ateady at BJ13cper lb country dremnl at
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of tlio In the clotting hate hourthe Stock KxclutnKo session on RatunlaIndicated to tIre majority of theso observerthat rmrkot hating lost protoctioiof Ibm short Interest to a oonsidnrable eitnt woe again hcadrxl downwardvcoro on three outlook thorpforn for a
on tho customary violent Hoalobear oporatlonH thin morning Tho familiarprophecies which have for a week past hcc-ioiistoraary iKsfore thra opnnJnf of thn marketon oh day of tho low prlrrrf to which variouBlocks would ho put worn howeverlacking tItle morning and althoughWilt a good deal of miscellaneous pollingIn the first half hour of trading it veryscon becarno evident that tho larger operators were bending all their efforts to afurther retirement in as wary a manneras possible of their extended commitmentsfor the fall Manipulation with this endIn view was indeed tim feature of themarket today It was especially noticeableof course In Pennsylvania and tho UnitedStates Steel preferred stock In which oper-ations for tho decline have been simplyheadlong by both tho large and small fryof speculators The character of the sellingIn thftso and other issues has at last how-
ever become thoroughly and generallyunderstood No intelligent person nowhas any idea whatever that the recentheavy sales of Pennsylvania stock reflectany fear on the part of any holder of theshares that the present 6 per cent dividendrate on his holdings is in peril nor is thetact at nil concealed that the recent weak-ness of the United States Steel shares hasboon due to anything else than persistentand intense boar pressure for which thoapathy of the investing public and the verylarge volume of the issue afforded an
The sustained and powerful buying ofthe traction shares added not a ofcourse to the tlmorousnesa of the bearishelement The usual story has been circu-lated that a consolidation of all the localtransportation lines is Imminent for whichtale it is believed there Is absolutely nofoundation Something more no doubtthan a mere general appreciation of thevalue of the street railway stocks is behindtho present movement in their marketquotations and exactly what tIde Is willprobably be made known In due season-A fair guess about the matter is howeverthat the buying represents no more thanthe reentrance into the ownership of theseproperties by various largo capitalistinterests which disposed of their holdingsmany months ago because of doubt AS tothe money situation and as to tho generalmarket outlook An impelling influence tosuch action has very clearly been the dis-
closure of tho facts regarding the opera-tions of Manhattan Elevated Railwaysystem during the last year with its proofof economies resulting from tho substi-tution of electric motors for steam loco-
motives upon Its lines And it is wellknown that the earnings oftho Metropoli-tan Street Railway and Brooklyn RapidTransit systems are now increasing veryrapidly American Sugar Refining Amal-gamated Copper tho Alton and the Toledo-St Louis and Western stocks wore alsobought at advancing prices and tho bondmarket showed a much livelier investmentdemand than has been the case at any timewithin the last two weeks Call moneywas a little harder in tone today hut timemonoy woe offered on easier terms Onlysmall amounts of money were transferredby the banks to the West and South forcrop moving and nearly 3000000 in goldwas engaged in London for export to thisaide In the statement of tho countrysforeign trade for October published todnyample light was thrown upon tho reasonswhich have justified our bankers in makingthese gold imports and indeed havecaused such action to bo simply unavoid-able on their part Our exports for October wore 100370050 the largest evermads in October from tbis side of the A-
tlantic except in the year 1900 when thetotal was only slightly exceeded Imports-too have fallen off as compared with Oc-
tober 100 The total excess of our ex-
pcits for the month Is 78459054 as against28518801 in tho preceding month end50903858 In October of last year The
trade balance in our favor for tho entireten months of the calendar year thus farIs In round numbers nearly 300000000as against 298000000 for tho same periodlast By reason of tho purchase ofsterling bills drawn to cover todays goldimportations foreign exchange In thismarket advatad a
The annual report of the Baltimore andOhio Railroad was published in detail today the results according entirely withthe preliminary summaries thereof TheStandard Oil Company declared a dividendof 12 a share for the final quarter of theyear upon Its stock the company thusmaking a distribution for 1903 of only 1 ashare less than in 1002 This does notaccord very well with tho stories whichhave recently filled Wall Street of the dryIng up of till wells and falling off in the oilbusiness which had caused Standard Oilintercuts to take most dismal views regard-ing tho future business conditions In ourcountry AB hearing directly upon thesebusiness nditlons and upon the muchdlecussnd Hubject of the orders for steelrails which tho railroado of tim countryare likely to place for execution In tho appreaching year Wall Street may bo not alittle intercstedjln the fact that orders forover 000000 tow of steel mils for nextyears delivery have already beet placedwith steel roll makers tins quantityconstituting nearly oneqimrtor of theirtotal steel rail production the laat fl cal
New York Stock Exchange Sales Nov 10CIXH1NO PRICES or UNITED STiTRS BONOS-
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AtcbToptSPi 45 1000R83 soutb Ptclllo 4527000 Han i SI Jo com IOOOM7-
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Total salts of bonds par value 11748000RAILROAD AD OTHER SHARES
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3SOATSF f 80 881s 80 715500 Sal Ohio 7334 72la 739 1
ZOO Dal If Oh pf 871a 871a 1
20390 B R Transit 3S3 36341100 Ca Faa 1 1734 117 11734
4Qi Chej Oh 2flla 24 74600 Cbl Ait 1IU U01 31I8350 Chi Alt pf 70la US 70
100 Chi Ot W 1 478 1478 1 47s18700 Chi 11 SIP1 363 1347s 1 367 1
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SCO Erie Jd pf 4739 4714 473s is10 Gen El Col 4SU 1 4S 148U12
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9S7 111 Cent 1 281a 1271 13H UZOO Int Paper 1O100 KG Sou lOia 16ia lOts U
1000 Lou tt Naih 100U 00 100 U9800 Manhattan 403 140l ilI3B
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149990 Penn n 1 2s 1111025 PeoGai 93 B2la 881430 Pres 1 Car 271i 37 4100 Rep Steel 7 7 7 4 IB-
lOOAepSteslp 40la 4012 40la3350 Reading t83t 3712 3S5s
Head lit pf 76 70 714 o Rock Islnd 23lR 221g U
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1410T01SILAW 20 18 20 i2U-4050TSLWp 31 20la 31 401a-
100Twin City Slug 8078 86722450 Union rae 71 60la 70si U
100 Union Pac p 8613 86la P5la46t 46U 46U-
COOUSRAC 4lg 4lg 41s U-244USRAOp 34 UH 34 4 4
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100 181-1SJ3 Wabiih pf 33
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET
Today session of the outside waswith business a minimum
and price changes of little ButIt Was a firm as a whole and thetendency of quotations was If anything
Rapid Transitthe security that elms ofactivity of this company wereIn demand and were to a
extent been the case forweeks The price obtained for most
of them was M with a sales at Thestrength of Transit Isof course In with the higher prices
Northern Securitiesabout a point to 7 on transactions of only400 shnrcs The Seaboard Air Ilnn Issuesworn weaker About MO shares ofthe common changed hands at prices betweenl and 14 at the latter Th
were more neglected than they are usuallyhut remained firm The Copper stocks were
with quotations very changedThe traniactlons In market today
wero as followsOpeC mah Low C7 i-
fHXft fie nt tn tnt200 American Cn 314 3H 3j5-
A Am Can pfd 28 28M 2KH10 Am Chicle 102 1O3 102 102
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WFedSujar 60 SO SOGold HIM Cop J18 aid 818-
S11 141 I 4J15i2 InterhoroRT 08H P8 4-
2SO Int Mer Mar 4 4 4l-S7 11 Salt 0 O B
100 MtnTrani I I 1
IUM McnADCon IllS 1118 tllfl25 New Or S HV 8 H 8-
lOiNoAmlumP ft 6M U41 N Securities 86 B71i
Otis nf SO 8O 80HO Seabd A L 1 4 M 1 4U 14
JO eai I 2AV 2ft 24IStandard OI164A 6ft6 fl10
260 Tenn Copper 37 273 13M 1 6 4
BONDS
stan Amstmrs5a104i 1O4ti 1O4VJ-5oori Cuban Govtu 8j 30 i7000 Int Salt 5s 36 35
QUOTATIONS OF INACTIlE OUTSIDE STOCKS
American Can common 3American ran preferred 28 21American Writing Paper common 2Anicrtcau Paper pfd UAmerican Writing Paper bonds 08 Of-
BrItUh Columbia CopperBrooklyn and New York Ferry M
Brooklyn and X Y I 6 per cent 58 6iHay State GasBrooklyn Rapid Transit Is 7Ruff A Susiuehtuna pfd 95 8Central Foundry common HCentral Foundry preferred 6 HCentral Foundry 8 per cent 40 4JCompressed Air o
Consolidated Lake Supr comConsolidated Lake Superior pfd liConsolidated Refrljerator Co ajDominion Securities 6Erie Railway new 4 w I 8fElectric Boat common 20 2Electric lioat preferred 47 51Electric Vehicle common 0Electric Vehicle preferred 8 1
Electric Lead Reduction corn I
Electric Lead Reduction pfd I sEmpire Steel commonEmpire Steel preferred 48Electro pneumatic M
Gold Hill Copper IfGreene Consolidate Copper 144 16-
Usckensack Meadows Company 1 lf 1400
Havana Tobacco common 20 33Havana Tobacco preferred 30 Iia-Intcraallonil Mercantile Marine 4 4
nternatlonal Mercantile Mar pfInternational Mercantile Matbd 06 100Interborouth Kapld Transit on BOInternational Salt Trust receipts B
International Salt 5 per cent 35 37Light Fuel and P of W Vlrtlnla 3 0 j a I
Luckawanna Steel 60 p c paid 80Manhattan Transit 1 1
Montreal and Boston CopperNew York Transportation 44 tNorthern Securlllei 8flU H7
con 71New Orleans Street Hallway pMNrw Orleans Street Ry p cOils Elevator Company corn 25 U7Oils Elevator Company pfd 7tl H2Royal flaking Powder common I 0 at-Hoyal Baking Powder preferred OR 09Safety Car LUht and Heat Co I oRjSt Transit common I 3li I 4Seaboard Air Line common 1 3 4
Seaboard Air Lint preferred 24 25Seminole Copperstandard Oil Co of V J 005 076Storage PowerTfnuewee Coiiper 27 Sfl-Tonopali Gold Mining Co 6 0Union Copper i irotted Copper 1 4Jj 10Tnlted Railways of St Ixiili pfd 5B1nlon Typewriter 96 108-Ttlon Typewriter let pfd I OH I 00Union Typewriter pfd 103 100-Worthlnrton lImp pfd 106 110White Knob Copper 8 10
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JtllCAfiO CLOSIXfi QUOTATIONS
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BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Post A Alb2MReM A M 170Dost El 140C J R AS Y131CJ R4SYpF-ltchburg pf196-Mais EkeMass Klec pt 76Mex 8
OldPere Marq 71
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Edison Elec210Gen Elec 147HUa OajMats Gas pf 7
Mar TelN E Oas A CNew TelPlanters CPlanters pfSeattle 40Seattle E pfSwiftShoe 43Shoe Mchy pf 21
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West Tel pf 75
I4C Wool pf 75 6014j MINING STOCKS
Adventure 4157 Allouez 4
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1M Arcadian Htf 100201 Arnold a 5011 Atlantic 772 ningham n40 Ilonanta 45 K01 DostCCAG 7 8
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Centennial 14i 15
CochlllCon Mer 65 7SContlnl Z4LCop Range C 44
70 DaIS West 31Kim River 2Franklin W-Oranby
75 lflisle Royalo iMajestic lai-MawCAOd 4
4 Mayflower 1
125h Michigan 7
Mohawk 354
Old Col Cop 7501 Old porn
7 Oweola SSW 57115 Parrot 1H-T4t Phcenlx I
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123 United CopUS MiningUtah 2fllJ
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MOXEY AD EXCHASGE
Money on call 4ffi per cent last loanper cent ruling price 4 per cent jima
money ouoted at iy per cent for sixty daysa per rent for ninety days 6 per centfour month fl per cent for five andmonths cent for seven and eightmonths Commercial paper Is quoted at
cent for prime namesreceivable r names fja7 per cent
The firmer tendency of foreignat the close was exhlbiteiIn th market today Demand sterlingopened at an auranro of 5 points Whll
of cotton bllU large therewas a dcmnnd not only for remittancehut also for Investment At clohe of themarket demand had advancedpoints to HM s J t Posted rates were
at for long bills andshort Actual rates Ione bills I470479 sight drafts 4 i3 fll4 35 and cable
Francs were quoted ntless 118 for long and 420 116 shortRelchsmnrks t for long94 016 for short Cluilders ver quote39i for long and 40 for short
Domestln on New KoSton Be discount Charleston Banks buyng 50o discount San Francisco 25c pre-
mium St Iouls fioc discountPar Cincinnati oo New Orleans Commercial 125 discount hanktl discount Plttsbure Par St PaulSellIng 80c premium 30c discount
Montreal Sight 7Sicpremium telegraph l09i iiremtum Louis
Money In London 3i S3 per cent Ratof discount In short andthree months itM per cent Consols for money closed at 67 1118 and for theaccount at 87 13ir Paris advices 1per cents at ns francs 77H centimes Theprivate rate of discount Is 2J p r cent Ex
on London 25 francs 17 centimesHerlln adviceS quote exchange on London20 marks 4Sj pfennigs The private rate odiscount Is US per cent
Now York Clearing House statement Fxchatieen 140718507 balances n070013SubTreasury credit balance 148068
Commercial of bar silver In NewYork M4o Bur silver In London closed atITJid Mexican sliver dollars were quotedat 44
RAILROA D EA RlSAnn Arbor
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From July 1 77S3SI 6S7564 Inc S7 17
Seaboard Air LinetMisni 3 8 2 Inn S 39
Month 114701911018711 Dec 13MO4M5I8 4133117 Inc J
Texas Centrallas week Nov IJ3it3 1740 Inc M434
1M7U 2 sni incNashville Chattanooga and M Iout-
12M imVO Inc 70From July 85114M 3207l9fl Inc aoiisB-
ALTIUORP ANtI OHIO
The and Ohio Railroad CompanyIncluding time Baltimore and OhioRailroad Company reports for the year endedJune 30
1003 IflcT Clitinqt-JroM earnlngsM449 47M 93 Inc
Op expenses HX fl4 37nn i i Inc J6 l 79
Net earningsMT796flB ju villO Inc W 4164Other Income leoo850 123520 Inc S74B30
Total lncom M4ROSI9 Mt207SO Inn 33M7Charges AC 1187IU7 129469M Dec 1275589
f917377t Inn 4844 s
Pfd efk divds 4onooM 2 fo0ioCom sfk dIrt 4 704 30JOS4i Inc 1930 34
Total dlvd I7J704K S439 8 Inc 1030654Improvements ayinOun 2500f i lire inmr i
M7W 315 l Dee 2I01H9
Total dedct 108S 737 8255272 Inc e l ll
t 2MI l 018502 Inc IM2W3surplus 362V22I 17 719 Inc OKvW-
TA L corp Jt01IM8 2825221 Inc 25Jlt25Kissers KXKIAI ASP TEXAS
The Missouri Kansas anti Teia1 Railway Com-pany report September
11103 1B02
Gross earnings IISISMO lft48fl Per 44Ml-O czp and taxes 1110021 1052954 Inc 570i
Net earningslot and
lf LM OIO l Deo 101944-32J 78 3087M Inc IB01S
Surplus I1BW1 I30173U Dec flisssD-BTROIT rMTII
The Detroit Tutted Hallway Company reportsor October
1 03 1902 rianonGross earnings 3 4M7 H422 0 Inc 4lfl7l-Op exp and taxes 284238 100222 Inc 85017
Net earnings IIM02S 1143071 Inc i4Otter income S073 9203 Dee 5
Total income 1153101 TlWW Imv K7M-niargei UUW 4 4l
Surplus K7 M W52SM Inc J2603-
COXBT ISLAND AriD BROOKITN
The Coney Island and Railroad Conilany reports for the quarter ended Sept 30
1903 1902rosaearnings 518570 V 2555 Pee xusiper expenses 293705 2S2108 Inc n5 6
Net earnings 222 243412 Dec o577Other Income H7 404 lIce 217
Total Income 223052 124SSte Dec JVO 7 4
charges 7 2S c iSurplus J155424 1175004 Dec IIH SSO
sun ISUtND lUlflD TRANSIT
Tbs Staten Kaad Itnpld Transit Hallway Cornreport for the quarter ended an
19 19023ross earnings I1M007 15550ii Inc IS1497
expenses 100750 78010 Inc 24740
Net tamingIhcr Income
Total IncomeIxed charges
M2i7 79490 Inc S7B711349 11160 Inc
tKI Inc 5W7-44U3I W49 UCC 5418
Surplus IM07S 140310 Inc 3CS-
STATIN ISLAND rAILWAY
Tbe Staten Island Company reports forquarter ended Sept 30
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Irovs earning MI377 M2770per expense 60405 3011 Inc 1084-
1tet earningsIncome
Totl Incomecharges
10972 13212 Dee 2 418820 550 Inc
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Surplus 8449 10051 Dec 1002
0MEMIIER JIAYK STATEMENTThe weekly statement of averages of tho banks
it this city Jersey City and Hoboken which arcmembers of the York Clearing House
iallonbul which ilr r of tire memIs a tallow
discounts KOI 13 vnr 6 Cinvestments 79755500 79035100 Inc 220400
CirculatIon lU4oo lui2ai flea 4101-ict depoalU 87322100 88MB400 Inc SI27lO
with CII agents IOIM700 9774500 Inc S51200-lth andtruntcomnanles JWflnnn 31XSOO Dee 438v-egal tendersbanknotes 4 45nn 47sir i Inc 26anm-
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Total reserve21JMnni 2nP64 nn Inc 271300l erve reqd 2ts fi35 2l7 2 o Inc 178175-
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Chartered 1822
The Farmers loan and Trust Company-
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Capital 1000000Undivided Profits 7000000
COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANYor NEW JERSEY
15 Exchange Plaoe Jersey City N J Adjacent to P R R FerriesCapital 1000000 Surplus Profits 1890003
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS INTEREST ON DEPOSITSOFFICERS
W Preftdra-trone W Tonne TlefPrMldeat William J Field Treasurer
Robert 8 Bee VlcePresldrat H Perkins Asst Trea nrerOscar L Gnbelman VlcPre and Secretary J Richard TenJlin Aait 3 rrt rr-
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Cotton Declines Sharply Liverpool WeakHeavy Continental and Keypllan-
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ceipts Heavy Grain Lower 1arseRussian Wheat Shipments Inereailng-Vlilble Coffee Firmer
MONDAY Nov u GnAts Wheat Spotwas dull Sales 94000 bush No 2 rodnew te over New York December afloatfor export No I Northern nulutb 2c overNo t Northern New York over TheNorthwestern receipts were 1141 cars against13M last week and 2 last year Chicago135 cars against 127 UM week and ycnrFutures closed C to c lower Prices asfollows
Open Utah Let Clog nttr tit Inf Klfhi
December S5H Mi 81 MM-May HIM M MJuly 79 7 78 U 7SH
Oats were quiet on the spot Sales 75000 bushNo 2 white No 2 white clipped 4ScNo 2 mixed tOo lIe was steadyS4c c I f Corn was qulel on the spotSales Wooo hjsh Including Mow for nreand at the outports No 2 white new to arrive4 yellow futures closed e tolower Prices as follows
Open lite Loir lot Prthe nt tit tna flyhl
December 4S 4 49 4 4 4M 4
May 47i 47i 47 471 47HThe following shows the grain movementNew York WHrat Otis nvt narltv
Receipts 22X150 M7nn MSjnO lAseiOK134 MM1port ISIBZJ
ChicagoZttUin 5CKOOO 1MOOO
Shipments tlOono S2SOHO TMrfl-Huflalo
Receipt TVOttV 601OD KOilo-Hhlpmmts 244000 I7 0fi IWnr
The visible supply14 Vor 11-
1WW IdaWheat 7B5 O JSOWOOO Incelm 7S90000 in ooo DecOats 873SCKIO 7J71O1 IncRye 113BIWO lS43 O Inc
Ctiangtt2771000-
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1903 19i2 CtiancuWheat M tW2 174 12 Inc 12829Corp 2 M1 1099M Inc 222213
401745 7 t02 lIes 14IWRye S133 MIC1 Inc IMOBarley es 3 41831 Dec 22432
Dominated by heavy Russian shipments a largeIncrease In the visible supply weatherarid news and a weak at St Louiswheat declined and closed at near the lowest figuresof the day There was a rally at onetime on coveting of shorts influential Interests
the sold freely and there was ati nbsonceof The shipments were theheaviest on record w Ototal worlds shipments amounted to 1212ofiO bushagainst eS24 1 last week and lOHOsOOO last year
amount on passage Increased SpOOOiXl huhThe In the vl was than expectedbeing hUsh si Louts sold attaco The primary receipts were iossOno bushngilnst cables Irregu-lar and had no edect Parts advanced S to 10 cen-
time English market were unchanged to Mdlower Berlin declined H nik 2 krCorn declined owing to the depression In wheellarger country oSerlngj selling both ac-
counts The cableS id lo d lower The worldsshipments were 4129t burrO agaInst S 4St X
last and 14340011 last year The amount onpassage decreased kMHn hush Tlie lslble
40 iooo bush Primary receipts wore 4MOonbush against 820000 last flaw were rasterwith the rest of the list The visible IncreasedS4800n bush Chicago received 221 cars Including2 of contract gratis
rtotR Quiet sy Kales SMOReceipts 1J778 bbls and SJS83 sacks exports
and 15015 sacks Winter tn hblsi Superfine 13 No 2 extra StOftWIS clears 34Sc
S 5 4t 40 Springin DIeo JSSn tralghtspatrols 44O44i5 Kje flour l IS e S0
spot rot ton hero declined 20Sales Son hales for spinning and 1200 delivered oncontracts 119 airalnM fVVlest New Orleans and qUit against8iSc This last year January closed at SOSffl-
Mi March 7fi5e GalVeStOn Savannah anddeclined me Norfolk
3lfic Sales Galvston 7 Xih s New Orleans4100 Mobile 0 Savannah lIes Memphis lsoo-Ilverimol declined 6 points on the BDte121 sales 70 o bMes Imports 70000 futuresdeclined 7 to 9 iwlnts but recovered t to 2 of thelo v Nov 59SHAWI NorDec 592 PWcJn-nvssjiasssd Ian Feb SMesHid The receiptswere as follows
fait Jait-To day trvet Year777BO 71973 MJ14-
UIUSta 22V3 2KH IMMiMemphis 13M3 132O1 11053St 2COI1 2977 3 71
Houston 19817 21100 15918Estimated receipts fn l Lett tv f
TomOrrow west Ytar i njHouston 451X 48CKX 400SO 209 2 useslalreatori 4 ft t20uci 43244 25774 145M-
ewOrlcans 30ono S0000 30410 1B771 21159The movement at the thirteen principal Interior
towns was as followslKit tnit-
TnHay lEech Ytit-rlltcdnts 4 M 4S475Shipment 43945 MJfn B5WS
The exports from the were 102771 beltsIncluding 47nl to fleet Ilrttaln 31830 to Pranceanil 23514 to the Continent
1utures In New Orleans were as followsOpentit
December IOMJanuary 1101March 1121
IaillliaiI07J 11051082 11121100 llSO
future lucre declined 18 to X recoveredA to 14 of the low html reacted and declined 24 to 80
dating with estimated talc of MOOOO bateOpening Htatttst x Y f Clottnf
November HM 1091 ItiWeiOBtDecember 1112 1150 lOtS 0 8 IOV9January ILM 1133 I0 5 lOtSniOMFebruary HA 1M 10 XS10MMarch 11 U 1123 1101 ll ltll0lApril 1120 1120 lllt 110261104May 1117 1123 1101 I101C1U02-lune 1124 1124 llOT 110201105July 1114 1121 1102 ll10tttl03August 1UW IOM 1075 1073 IO7
Liverpool Is evidently to feel theof Importations toeffects
clay they amounted to bsl of which 85100were American scud InsWLd of being higher
ns WUA generally expected that rsarltet wa lowerPrivate stAteil that the declInethere was dun to the large Importations and rapidIncrease In the Liverpool Is addedU changing a strong position Into one
strong It not actually weal Americaneiporls of cotton to Europe cwnatnly cut both
indIcate it l true a large foreigndemand on this side and they relieve Americamm her load Rut at same time they also
as an entirely unavoidable mult to anIncrease In European stocks which heretoforehaYs been so low as to greatly encourage the bellovers In better the clrcumitancesIt Is not altogether surprising that Continentaland Egyptian have sold MbeaMly-HI they did In Liverpool today Large quantitIesof cotton are arriving nt markets anti
quantities are for such destinations-and aro on shlpbotrd reidy to be exportedthither Meantime a new element thepublic has entered the market and remIton the Idea the crop Is short and that prices t
must eventually reacn a lou U ii Vuo IJthe news become distinctly bearish tn characterthis outside lorg Interest might bo StampededCertainly the market would appear to a newstimulus of sonic sort and nothing-of the klml to be In sight excepternmnt report of I eccertain tn he very bullish but which will not bereceived for over two weeks However the cottonmarket like till other mnrten or dis-counts tens whatever their nature oftmllmetwell In advance nf l heir nrrurrenee and Itrmpwii that fears of a blr sirprt B In the Gov-ernment report f a will ImpM bearto greater and f tIlt a rallyuf no However thlatIre Liverpool advice of large
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mission house selling lucre on stop ordraand favorable weather Cn the olher spinnine Interests bought to sonic extent a well
tim day all New Orleans housesbought to at least a moderate sIlent and finally
predicted a cold wave In thoSouthwest with temperatures M low as 28 degreesand the result was a temporary rally of to 14
points But later the the sellingfor both sldra of the account proved to bn
too great to be withstood stud prices to thelowest figures of the day Prominent In the fellingwere Messrs Hubbard Fernle Allenanti The buyers IncludedHen Rich Grocer and Shearson-
n W Mlchaud president Travellers PrntectlvaAssociation of has just completed atrip through tho entire cotton section ol TeeMestimates thn crop of that State exclusive of IndianTerritory at 28000rx bales maximum this dIrerconsidering the Increased yield of the San Ansrelo
and those sections of the State truverscdby the Southern Pacific Railroad and Texas andPaclflc Railway where heretofore little or no cotton was raised The Planters Cottou FactorsgoCompany Augusta Ga writes We dr not be
in a crop over lOOODiOO bales and wouldnot he surprised to tee It go us low as iniwiixmbales saw a cotton famine lest year sod13cent cotton In Southern markets What tattoohas been sold up to this lime has brought them ansveraje of over rent and they mean to dlctttithat prle on the balance of the nod aa theyare quite able to do so hacked by their banter andcotton factor It looks to us as If they will succeedInthf flort GalvestonTexwill soon tie In excess of last season
Territory crop will exceed hates Myviews of 2760000 hates remain unchanged Totalamount to come Into sight to Dee 31 cannotreach 70000nO bides This In ray opinion would
a crop below 10jnofXO cottonin hands of factors here less than 10000 halesJulIus Hunge A commission house said Itwas only natural that the heavy movement todayshould weaken confidence In values for thebeing It Is still n question how far the market
Mulch depends on the extent of the short Interesta Interest of magnitude wr doubt
wbetfcor the market will show material Improve-ment for awhile
Alexandria Egypt Nov 14 to Fr Jac AndresMarket strong prices a c hgher Sellcman
4 Meyer It Is have bern heavy sellersof March of late for Wall Street acrounr lispeaking of Inc large at Liverpool nbroker Much of the recent hasbeen by new speculative I tereus ba ed on ex-trem crop predictions of priceswhich nay materialize In season hutwhich are Inconsistent with existing conditionA Liverpool despatch An unfavorable
of the market Is gaining ground InTexas the weather was cloudy and warm theTerritories It was cloudy and cool In the Memphisdistrict cloudy Sod warm Th lat timeWe th r Uureau predicted 28 In the Southwest the prediction caTtle nowhere near bringfulfilled The bulls hope It will conic nearer themark this time Co were at one timebuying nether freely
Orleans La Nov 14 Lieut Covrier of Mississippi liw lust returned from H tripthrough Valley and reports torrr thatpicking U about finished crop Isnot short h n dIsaSter Lamlnrilorrns of plantatIons that will make one half oflast years crnp C C Cnrdlll Some think thehears ar likely to get A disagreeable Inthe Government report of Dec 3 New OrleansNov in Tenses pRrlili rustic snOco halesyesr The tax collector says it will not make vo v
this year Ssvannsli Os Nov 16 Rftlroi tireports farmers holding for 12 cents Sold enonjhto balance Private Information colnildv-Ie Texas seems to be trying to marketthe entire crop nt nee truyid 10 cents Mon-roe La Nov It Many large are de-livering all of their remnant this week on salestirade last week to exporters They are tSmuttifor 1903
Corn Rio on the was quiet at B 31V forNo 7 Futures advanced 5 to 10 bat lo lpart of the rise closing unchanged to S higher
lth the tone steady llsvre unchonfrl in-
j f hither Hamburg advanced M pfg Americanwarehouse deliveries MOI bacv w firmreceipts 15 b ITS stock 707o j exchongf 1 Kllower at 11 20 Kd SocIal was nrmi reclpts2-30W bags stork lKTOuO Prices here as folliw-
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There was a moderate advance In coffee owingto unfavorable reports from nrszll In retard to theflowering firm tight receipts and offeringslocal and outside buying foreign burlog and covering of shorts Part if th tile wailost on realizing and selllnff by Importers
MKIAM The local market was futureIn London spot tlu Advanced lox to 111-
2s ed rind futures 1 to tIll lOs there dchord 2s 8d for to CM futureto 55 lOs The following are the quotations ofthe Metal Exchange Copper lake spotelectrolytic spot 132SC spot 1v tin25 spelterl7V Iron Nunhum-No 1 X H5i5flB No 3 No 2 plainIISTUMOJ Southern No I foundry S14314SNo 1 soft 14 I145 No 2 soft II4 II4M pIgIron warrants nominal steel rails at mill lit
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Lcosl packing Interests rime to the support of themarket on spots There was a tradeIn meats and a good demand for lard
SVOAR Ii w was dull at for 8 lest and3ie for W test Refined was quiet granulated
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