The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1904, Page 8

ons TOCKS SHOWED A ~-LOSS ON THE DAY Grading the Lightest for a Sat- ) \ urday in Five Years, and f Sugar the Only Issue with ker * Real Strength. “ ‘When the stock market gets to a ‘point when only 92,000 shares are dealt 4n during the entire session, as was the case to-day, !t has reached a stage that to the professional trader 1s quite hopeless and which to the commission hhouges ts a source of despair, In the first fifteen minutes or trading to-day| the sales were only 2)800 shares, and during the first hour the total aggre- gated but 61,00, while during the last half-hour, after the bank statement had Deen issud, the market had come to al- BANK STATEMENT GOOD. | LONDON STOCKS STEADY. 5; Solfd Gain in Cash, While the Loans sqme Demand for Americans, While Were Well Cut. As was expected. the bank state- mont to-day was a good une. The banks gained more than $4,600,000 In cash, while loans decreased $4,229,700 and deposits lost $105,200. The qurplus re- serves showed an increase dn all de- posits of $4,643,000 and the reserves on all deposits other than United States. Increased $4,834,700. The statement follows Loans, decrease....... jeporits, decrease Circulation, “decrease Legal tenders, incr: tert Reserve required, dec: i 200 rolus, ‘Increase 4,649,000 8. Deposits, increase. 4880 700, urplus reserves are now $32,1i against $5,951,900 , two years ago largest surplus since | 1897, surplus was about $67,500,000. re CURB STOCKS IRREGULAR. last year and This is the when the —— r; Standard O11 Loses in Quiet Trad-| — ing in Outside Market. Dealings on the curb were quiet and irreguldr to-day, with Standard Oil showing 1 loa of & points, at 608. The bid and asked prices of the principal outside securitles were: 30,- |eables from the forcien grain ‘THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27, 1904. i {1-8 to 541-4 osink priced were 8 bid; July, 100 1x; bid." Cori—March 62 1-4, Ma 1-4; July, 61 Other Insuen Show Netter Tone, | A eeetneet AAA Noe LONDO: COTTON MARKET. |trom the ¢ 7 ned firm to-day to 12 tal rt if ngth yed. surp a ° orders absorbed well as European rings, July, 1; September, 12.71 to 12.00; Novem- December, 11.06 to ——___— WHEAT MARKET. Wheat opened weak to-day on lower markets 11.58, J and on liquidation. The closing prices. were: February. 4.4 New York's ¢ ‘| normal, 8 to 14.49; April, Wheat—July, 100 114,67 to’ 1 ¥, 14.81 to 1484; June. September orn—May, 62/1478 to 14 uly, 14.78 to 14.80; August. 14.27 to 14.28; September, 12.81 to 1: re: October, 11.93 to 1194; November, 5 mber, 11.68 to 11.70," ‘The steady The Natural. Cure ‘for BORAXOLOGY Boraxology treats of the kitchen. And |To-Morr most a complete standstill. * Stbeks made’ a slight advance after aI the ftatement and there were some tn- ‘4 Wications of strength, but before the ryt close they begun to sag off without any fe particular increase In activity, so that]; at ithe, majority of the issues that were | New, a8 Py tactive showed a net loss for the day. ‘There were absolutely no news devel- opments. ‘The railroad reports on the whole were good, that of the Penn- sylyania was really exccjlent, but even ee WHEAT SLUMPS IN CHICAGO. CHICAGO, Feb. 27.—Wheat and pro- visions rec CONSTIPATION DRINK ON ARISING HALF A GLASS OF THE NATURAL LAXATIVE WATER Hunyadi- Janos to a great many women the kitchen is a iplace of scrubs, rubs and duds. But it needn’t be. A box of Borax will do more to make the work and time you spend in the kitchen go quickly and pleasantly than all the cakes of soap you can stack on the thig did not stimulate outside buying. Erie was weak on the prospect of poor Jearnings due (o several causes. Penn-| ‘sylyania was stronger than 3 on short covering. Uutside of Jasues and the Copper stocks, the fothing doing in any of the active is- sues. American Sugar has been strong on| fthe bellet that it would benetit by the Cuban reciprocal treaty, ‘I'he stock is Very scarce in the street ‘The trading to-day was the lighest for @ Saturday in five years. The total ales of bonds amounted to $417,000 4 ‘The Closing Quotations. en OF ie t }|and lard lost in proportion. Board of ‘Trad his following gave the outsiders au y Wanted and there was an ear) nash in prices, May wheat, after seli- Ing at 107, closed at 104%. 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