Show > BG BOND SALE MADE IN NEW YORK CITY t v Amount Vas Slightly Over Sixteen 32 Six-teen Million Dollars Dolars MANY BANKS WERE REPRESENTED I1 SEVERAL PRIVATE IXDIVJDTJlAIiS WERE ALSO HEARD FROM Slight Flurry In When at Chicnpo Chicago Supply of Cattle Wax Light SontlL Omaha Market Steady Money on Cal Ea y In TVew York Sterling Exchange Heavy Upward Up-ward Movement In Railway and Miscellaneous Stocks Makes Further Fur-ther Progress I Spite of All General Glimpses of tIc Worlds J Markets I NEW YORK Nov 10The largest bond sale ever attempted by the city ox New York has met with success Bids were opened yesterday evenng I in the comptrollers office for the 16 04659070 of bonds recently advertised bye by-e controller and the large number of bidders the prices offered and the aggregate ag-gregate amount of all the bids received assure the sale of ail Che bonds at figures fig-ures that will give the Ity 0 faST premium pre-mium on the lot Bids were received aggregating six times th amount of the bonds and among them was one for tihe entire issue is-sue S 1047L Nearly every prominent bank In Wall street was represented a well a several synditates of bankers But tine list wa chiefly remarkable fr the large number of private individuals individ-uals who were heard from These were residents na only of this city and its of ports of the vicinity bUL many p te counlary and their bids in many instances in-stances ranged above those of the bankers showing that they had taken their gold out of their hoarding places ana were looking for prime investments Gold Corning In WASHINGTON Nov 10The treasury treas-ury for tine first time in several years 1 receiving gold in considerable quan tities for custom duties From this and the further fact reason ad te fUte fa previously mentioned in these dispatches that geld is bSJne withdrawn from hoarding i hoard-ing places and deposited in the < various subtreasuries the gold balance at the dOS of business today had increased t 122234315 The present policy of I the department is t discourage the receipt re-ceipt of gold as the treasury has not on hand without inconveniencing itself sufficient currency to exchange for all the gold likely t be offered The pert treasury balance Is 229 I 503000 of which exclusive of th 121 I 000000 gold 51853000 is to greenbacks and 39471000 in Sherman notes Only I 513343000 in silver certificates remote The continued increase in the treasury cotnued incree in the deficit is now engaging the attention at-tention of Secretary Carlisle and will be treated by him in his annual repor tIt t-It is rumored tat he will recommend an increase in the tax o beer from 1 to 2 p barrel This proposition is sad r be favored by Commdssioner Miller The treasury deficit for ChIs month I up to date cnethird of the month having passed i 54453000 making an aggregate since July 1 1S95 of 37 I 442000 I Depositors Will Lose DBCOEAH la Nov 10 The First National bank of this city failed to open its doors this morning a a result re-sult of a loecial execution by order of the comptroller of the currency Bank Examiner Stone is in charge pending the appointment of a receiver The bank ha suffered a run ifor some weeks and was unable to convert assets sets fast enough l has 75000 capital No statement haa been made public of its condition but it is said to be in such shape that the capital will all bet be-t will lose heavily lost and depositors wi heaiy Iowa hank Fail SIOUX CITY Iowa Nov 10 The Iowa Savings bank failed today posting post-ing a notice on its door this morning that i had suspended payment The bank had suffered a steady withdrawal with-drawal of deposits since the failure of the Sioux National bank several months ago There was no connection I I between the two except that when the Iowa Savings was organized several years ago some of the same people were interested in it that were connected con-nected with the Sioux National Eri Richardson was president George W Wakefield vicepresident and F B Hutchins cashier of the institution A statement this morning showed assets in loans and discounts 419000 cash I 617 Liabilities due depositors 122000 capital stock 250000 The bank also cpial stoc had R nominal surplus of 50000 Inability I In-ability to realize on assets except at great sacrifice caused the failure The depositQrs ivill be paid in full and the I capital will be saved in part I 1 Wall Street I In = W YORK Nov 10 Money on I cal easy at 45 per cent last loa a r 4 and closing at 4 I t Prune mercantile paper 67 > per cent 1 Mexican dollars 50 Sterling exchange heavy with actual business in bankers bais at 48l7i < g > 4S2 r for 60 days and 4S74S7 for demand Posted rates lS24S6 I i j Commercial bills 4SO44Siyi i Government bonds easier State r r bonds finn Railroad bonds strong 1 The upward movement in railway and miscellaneous stocks made further l progress today in face o heavy realiz aitions by local professkrral artons lol profesIOnal opera f and foreign houses London firms were L disposed to accept profits in the high priced American stocks listed abroad r especially SL Paul and Louisville t IcashvfI ile but were inclined to extend f their line In the stocks selling in the neigh pod of 30 The selling ref re-f ferred to exerted little influence on if speculation for tfiie reason that the outside demand has greatly increased o late Commissidn houses generally testify to ihls and attribute the r j f akeriing o interesr in shocks and i bonds to the industrial revival In ad K dJtion the advocates of higher prices i for securities had a pull by the announcement r an-nouncement by Lord Salisbury of the settlement of the Venezuelan boundary 1 qusstdon J There was a large and welldistrib rJ re business in railway and miscellaneous miscel-laneous bonds the transact1 ons footing f up 3440000 There was a good inquiry x > f for Investment and speculative accounts i Brooklyn Elevated 6s rose 5 to 82 Detroit Gas consol 5s 2 t 74 Evansville Evans-ville Terre Haute consol 6s Ph to 107 Ann Arbor 45 P to 74 Kansas Tex 2nd 1 to 61f Louisville New Albany Chicago consol 6s 1 to 91 P Kao Eastern 5s 3 j to 92 Sus JjQueCianna Western general 5s IV t i 74 Northern Pacific 3rds 1 to 7 Nbrtlhem Pacific consol 5s 14 to 5 orthvestern consol 5s 4 to 139 JOhio Soutihern Ists 3 to 93 Peoria L Sastern consol 4s 2 t 78 SeatUe Let Le-t i r1Yre Sr Eaten 6g 23 Io 421 Toledo I T f Louis Kneas CLty 65 certificates I to 75Lilc Pacific sinking fund 8s I 1 5 to 85 United States Cordage 6s certificates cer-tificates o to 30 Wabash Detroit Chicago extension 5s 1 to 973 Wilkesbarre Eastern 5 5 ½ to 90 and Wisconsin Central 55 certificates I 23to 42 In government bonds 43000 coupon 4s of 1925 brought 120 9000 coupon 4s of 1907 109109 10000 4s reg istered 109 ½ and 10000 coupon 5s 13 Bonds Atchison 4s SO Atchison adjustments 4434 I Chic Nor Pac Trust Rects 5s 4a1 District of Columbia 365s 109 Denver Rio Grande Ists 110 Denver Rio Grande 4s 91 4 Erie General Lien 34s 6 Ft Worth Denver City Ists r Ga Han San Antonio 1st Gs 91 Ga Har San Antonio 2nd 7sICO General Electric Debenture 5s S3V Houston Texas Central 5s 110 Houston Texas Central con 6s 9SI Iowa Central Its 97 Kansas Pacific consols 72 Kansas Pacific isis Denver division 100 Louisiana consol 4s 93 Missouri Kansas Texas 2nds 61 Missouri Kansas Texas 4s 5 I Mobile Ohio 4s G Mutual Union 6s 10G I New Jersey Central general 5s117 N Y Chicago St L 410 Norfolk Western general 6s118 N C consol 4s MoN Mo-N C consol con Gs 114 Northern Pacific isis 114 Northern Paafic 2nds 114 ½ Northern Pacific 3rds 7 Northern Pacific consol 5s 5H4 Northwestern consols 139 ½ Northwestern debenture 5s HIC Oregon Improvement l3ts SO Oregon Improvement 3s 19 Oregon Navigation Ists 10914 Oregon Navigation consol 5s 90 Oregon Short Line 15s 114 Oregon Short Line cons 5s 68 Philadelphia Reading 4s 81V1 Philadelphia Reading 1st pref in 49H Rio Grande Western Ists 75 St Paul consols 12SV i South Carolina 4s 100 Southern Railway 5s 92 Southern Pacific of Cal Ists 107 Union Pacific Ists o 119510214 I S 4s reg of 1925 119 U S 4s coup of 1925 11974 U S new 4s reg of 1907 109 U S 4s new coupons of 1907109 US2s 95 U S reg 5s 111 U S coupons 111 Virginia funding debt 61i Stocks I Atchison 1 Adams Express 150 American Express 112 I American Tobacco Sl Preferred ice 4 Cnton Land Wi 1 I Central Pacific 17 Chicago Alton 160 Preferred 1 Chicago Burlington Quincy 8 Chicago Gas 773s Consolidated Gas 162 l Co Fuel Iron 27 Preferred 9 Cotton Oil Certificates 17V Delaware Hudson 127 Denver Rio Grande 1314 Preferred 46 General Electric 34 Erie 3H Ere 17 Preferred 3 Great Northern preferred 117 Hocking Tale r 20 I om sake 34iA tiois Central 0514 Iowa Central 9y Preferred 3 Karsas Texas 14V Preferred 3014 Oske Shore 152 National Lead 27 Preferred 2 OI Mexican Central S ilchiiran Central 90 Missouri Pacific 25 N J Central I07ii Northwestern 10314 Preferred 145 N Y Central 96 IN Y N Haven 181 O tio Mining 8 Ontario Western 1614 Oregon Improvement 2 J Orejron Navigation 22 Orecon Short Lne U N 17 Pacific Mal 264 Pullman Palace 15914 Quicksilver 2 Preferred e 10 Reading 3 Ro Grande Western 15 Preferred 40 Rock Island 7 St Paul i8f1 Preferred 129 Silver Certificates 6 Southern Pacific 16 4 Sufcar 122fe Str u 121 Preferred 10214 TVrie T > 2f > ifir 1171 Union Pacific 11 U P Denver Gulf 314 United States Express 4 U S Rubber 2514 Preferred 91 Wabash St Louis Pacific 7 Ti Preferred IS = WellsFargo Express 9 Western Union 9 San Francisco Board SAN FRANCISCO Nov 10 The official closing Quotations for mining stocks today to-day were as follows Alt 10 Belcher 47 Best Belcher 8 Bodie Consolidated 5 Bulwer asked 4 Chollar 2 70 Consolidated California Yirinla165 Crown Point asked 3 Gould Curry asked 62 Hale Norcross asked 120 Mexican GO Ophir 175 Potosi 71 Savage asked 6 Sierra Nevada 6 Union Consolidated asked 52 Utah 10 Yellow Jacket 40 = Cliienso General Market HICAGO Nov 10Two cents premium pre-mium over last nights close represented represent-ed the value of wheat at the opening of the market for that grain this mcrning This advance was established estab-lished on the curb so that no official trading between 78 an 8014 took place and yesterdays longs were richer by the difference Trading was not so extremely tremely brisk but there was a good business nevertheless The feeling was nervous such extravagant changes in prices being calculated to give rise to anxiety Higher Liverpool cables were mainly responsible for the strength but the cash situation was an important factor After noon a strong buying demand developed and a sharp bulge occurred the best figures of the session and the year being then quotable Bradstreets reported an increase in-crease in the worlds stocks of 3331000 bushels Exports clearances amounted to 269116 bushels Closing continental cables were irregular December wheat opened from 80 to 80Y sold hnnnn Qr n 1 cia nlnrl no en 2 higher is than yesterday 74 w b Estimated curs receipts for tomorrow 51 cars CornA slight advance in corn was deemed an adequate concession to the sympathy existing between it and wheat The conditions in corn are not such as to warrant anything important in the way of an advance so that the booming characteristics of another commodity exerts scarcely any influence I influ-ence Receipts were 243 cars and 125 000 bushels were taken from stock Liverpool cables were d higher I Bradstreets reported an increase in stocks of 740000 bushels Export clearances I clear-ances were heavy at 797739 bushels May corn opened from 29 to 29 sold between 29 i and 29Y closing at 2929 29o297 OatsRose proportionately to the strength derived from the other grains A reasonably fair business was transacted trans-acted Receipts were 306 cars and II 760S9 bushels were taken from stock Exports were 70651 bushels Brad t streets reported an increase in stocks I of 1046000 bushels May oats closed V higher than yesterday Estimated receipts re-ceipts for tomorrow 125 cars Provisions Initial trading in provisions provis-ions indicated a disposition to extract encouragement from the grain markets mar-kets but the packers sold a little and prices yielded The hog market lacked strength January pork and ribs each closed 2Y lower and January lard 214 < g 514 lower Closing prices WheatNovember SO December SOTs May 8484 CornNovember 25 December 26 May 2929 OatsNovember 19 December 19 19 May 23 Pork December 700 January 800 May 835 LardDecember 412yi January 43214 May 455 RibsDecember 3SO January 395 May 41714 Chicago Live Stock UNION STOCK YARDS Nov 10 T SUPPly of cattle was light today and as the demand was good no diffi cuLt in sustaining yesterdays prices was experienced Hogs were easy < and 5c lower The offerings w r moderate moder-ate but the demand was not brisk trade 1n ee was active and the feeling in the market fn i Cailtle Recedpts 4000 Fair beef steers 370400 good to choke stackers stack-ers and feeders 3353SO fir to gocd stackers and feeders 275330 cw and heifers dhofce to prime 350410 common to fair canners 170210 Texas steers 300415 western range steers 325425 Oithe prices unchanged Hogs Receipts 25000 Heavy packing pack-ing and shipping lots 320365 common com-mon t choice mixed 325365 choice assorted 350360 light 323367V pigs 250355 Sheep Receipts 18000 Inferior to choice 200350 lambs 300540 South Omaha Live Stock SOUTH OMAHA Nov 10Hogs Receipts 3800 market steady TO 5c lower dosing weak Light and mixed 325345 heavy 315330 Cattle Receipts 2000 market active strong steers 32o < 3 > 460 cows L1Q 325 feeders 275385 Sheep Receipts 1000 market strong Najtive muttons 360 Jabs 500 Kansas City Live Stock KANSAS CITY Nov 10HogsRe ceipfcs 14000 make slow LIt and pigs 330342 medium 325337 ½ heavy 315 < > 330 Cattis Receipts 13000 market steady Native steers best 415480 fair to good 315415 cows and heifers best 275320 fair to good 165275 bulls 175250 stackers and feeders 260375 Texas and western 250385 calves 500900 Sheep Receipts 4000 Liverpool Wheat I LIVERPOOL Nov 10Spot wheat fn moderate demand California club 7s 6d No 1 northern 7s 14d Futures Wheat red American quilte active demand November December January February and Mar 7s 1 d |