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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20

In State issues the business was covered by
sales of Louisiana cOnsol Is AT vi I-4' sher
twenty and fifteen days. There were no sales OF
The general bond market ruled firm with
restricted business Fort Worth and Denver
sts TO 1OsaI OF IS Rock Island Ss f rlts
held Yesterdays advance 10 % 12, but the seconds
were easier at 81 1-2. Louisville Southern htsts
were up to 90 "a. Reference Is made To our
full report of bond sales.
The scare among borrowers brought about ny
the discussion Of Government deposits in National
banks was continued to-day, so that the lenders
able to command high rates. Till near the close
the rates ruled at Sa1O per cent, put there WAS an
abundant supply and final loans were at FER
cent. - e.,
lows Exchanges, 81 OO47, 6S7: balances, Sc, 1885,,
374.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House S704, 125. lis net loss on balance
was 5000 $50, made up by losses Of sol, 7G2 cur
rency and s139 ,Oos coin. The two days. opera
lions covered: Receipts, S2531 954 payments;
81 $50 7S0 consisting Of 81 "a 023,150 coin and
Sc, 62l currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceiv ed to-day S211 ,492 National bank notes Tor
redemption.
The customs receipts were s606,953, the in
tcrnal revenue receipts 81 79462, and the mis-
cellaneOus receipts S01,162.
Jo-dayS washington treasury stdtelneuu Oh ch>n
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
Ggares of the last previous statement as follows:
Nov. 49, Nov. 10. Differences
Net s%a on on fa@d iSGsSss
| Net legal. tenders =. 100 -..D o.o -,,
| q hand. lO,I4ZO5o loao<fooo Lev 200
Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
Inc ceracstcs 500 72i 500 s1e45o Dec 500 274
Deposits in banks 4lsS9177 Al 1856 80 Dec. 54S'9o7
Net cash balonccs202 73 sol s2o2 7nO Dee 4O2a1si
The foreign exchanges were quiet and firm at
quotations for actual business follows Bankers
bills at - ~ and 81 80 for long and short stcr-
ling respectively; French francs at 5.22 l-2 and
510 80: reichmarks at % 1-2 and 9j Ia, and
| guilders at 40 and 40 1-8.
| In London British consols were easy at 90 IS
| and 81 IA respectively for money and account.
The Bank of England lost 900 pounds bullion
| OH balaGce. In the open market money firm
at and 3 IL per cent between bankers, and at
4 and l-2 per cent for discount of bankers bills
| The market for American railways dull and
only responsive to the home market fluctuations
| At Paris French per cents rose 10 $780, and
sight exchange on London ruled at %. % francs for
sterling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
FURS AND SKINS.
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily receipts OF milk and cream az ,hs
CIV for the week have been follows: Erie ALB
cans OF milk 81 cans condensed milk and 10 cans OF
cream SusCuehanna 255 of milk and Fl cans OF
cream Pennsylvania Pougbkeepse and Boston 50 cans
of milk. New.York Central and Harlem. 400 cans Oh
milk lii cans OF condensed milk and 100 OF cream
NewYork City and Northern, 121O cans OF cream New
Western e99 cans OF milk and 40 cans of cream
West shore l. 045 cans milk SO cans OF CONDENSED
miI4 and is cans of cream: New.Jersey Central $40
cans OF milk and BY miscellaneous short routes LEO
cans Of milk and IS Of cream. The total dailv
supply has been 1878 cans Of milk 2O6 cans Of con.
sed milk and 4O1 OF The average price
nad for the surplus on platforms has been 81 70
can OF 40 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
nnsT0N WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Nov 19There has been steady demand Tor
domestic wool and the es foot Ia veFy goon Vol.
ume The market Is fairly steady though buyers 90 nov
GO much beyond their immediate wants In puIe
Sac for XXX and SIC for No Mehsan neeees neis
MI a0c and No ! held AZ 35d3Ge. No eomning Nyois
have been quite firm at S9d40c and unwashed eogons
has been selling at 276 Csc for blood and ySdoos ~, a.
sidSlc aud Mchg4n at S58sSc Texas ana
basis of as Coo for nne 55a57o for nrc medium ana
52c for MEDIUM Pulled wools have oesn IN s sdliees
from abroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
porLTRY AND GAME.

49,, an carloads OF live poultry arrived during the
hpouS o demand has along very close to the supply.
week Nv havr been only slight changes In values from
and ther the close the market Is Influenced by the
DAY ~ ~ dressed stock. and prices are weak most
low p, 81 dressed poultry have Increased rapidly. ano
~ anerallv slow trade prices nave favored buyers
sp ali kinds The outlook Tor me ThanASglSng market
H. r which prices are expected TO show some ad
tc AZ the close good turkeys are suauy out there
large surplus chickens and fowls which are pressed
for ns alen AZ have been in large supply, dun and
,,,9Srina buyers Partridges ana shaae easier
eoucst and nrm Rabbits OF extra large sire occa-
galy reach Doc but average good lots m western sell
sloii A. obe and poor qualities lower Threats by tho
mSH Commissioners 70 prosecute for sales Of yenson
es o"r,nhar 10 have caused most OF THIS article TO
after ron, the hubble markets although II u claimed
~ Hacrs that they the right 20 sell legally killed
y, ,, m ~ December l5 under Section 80 OF Chapter
,ai Laws OF 1886. The game laws are 40 eonnlcting
and ambiguous that different authorities oohsrue them
differently. -.....-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20

a., "a . short ribs about 25 firm at sss Cd long ana
s sbsr ci.sr middies about IS n nrm at as 0nsese
Spirits Of turPenne demand easy e. 9S asb Ga
agslno futures in poor dpmand prime Western spot
rone ne S5s "a November firm at 34 I'D December ana
Taana,~ Arm az 39s Cd Wheat and Hour IN alr demann
ssaapnjpot and futures poor demand mixed western,
sno steady at As I'D Hops at London-Pacnc Coast IN
fair demand. - .-, , ..,. ox n,.,,,nrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRrcKa
There little Of yesterday In the crude Ger.
uAcate market. The speculation. the narrow
basis which IL rcsts and within the small
range OF fluctuations Of significance. but IL bore
The Trbunes diagnosis in yesterdays issue that the
closing tone was not weak. Al the stock Exchange
sequen rally reached 10 81 10 and the last price
shade above the opening The options at the ConsoIi.
dated Exchange pursued similar course, The market
IA evidently waiting for development Of movement
and the close was devoid OF Significance.
The range OF prices and the total dealings -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
WHEAT. NO. Q

cash quotations as follows Flour .,, steady and
sssRg'N No. Ss sdD f 50s Tss' ~
S SSissa fS 5As am ~ si'
4 sss az els a ss ;H9s3sI;
whiskey dsters' finished goods pc. gal 81 o. sugars
Al Articles. R Sc dDo SAiD@sf9SsSsa
co Cora bush S'n a ssS SSS
rye bush ~ .......... i2SS9S . 1899
D' 5s the sa' Produce 8sEs:
s1dy and YSS Ased sSS' IN sood demand ARM
a $s $ss.Ds ZOOS 81
fss .esS sSs oas b; n:9 81 :s
si;ss Az; y s1 Ss;' ssssss
sS 8
the %est and little INQUIRY for
F Demand ssaPi ,gS nf ns sd under
s s g ssn c !s
sSsdy tf scus Ss' q 'GE Tn inquiry
SSps 1 snc ana hsSa
ii o f2c No. high MIXED in 2othst. elevator 4.s;
NS No. sGlG Icst9 % ssen p SseSb
e m,ss s car 80 lots aaes at @
SS a White ' il 2othss elevator gram
ruary 20 1-2d30c. Eggs steady for fresh stock; Penn
syyania frss 26627cs Potatoes steady Rose, choice
per bashe 5Oa5sc DO fair % good. s5at5e Burbsnks
moth Pearl 35a5oc Hebron and Prides S5945c mixed
varieties 25a35e Other articles unclaimed Reeeip as
basS Du oats ats 80 200 bush shipments $500
s.. Louis. Nov. l9.-Flour dull Wheat lover gen:
iS slg weak Closed % Sd January
so%c closed SOC bid May iSs4ac closed - &c asked
November 3OLe closed 30iad3osc bid December, 2sAc.
closed 2sasc bid Oats Arm and in demand No. cash.
1osGlotc bid Nav 22Ac and that bid az the close jan
uary. i9ac. Rye-No. hard 4oc bid Barley.No Dc.
mand IIay dull and weak prairie 81 5OdSS timothy
81 5OdsI2 Bran dull but steady at 35d352c. Faxseed
steady 81 o. LEAD dull and dragging; soft Missouri and
common were offered low 5000 while that was bid
refined latter held At s6Sc Bntter and eggs nm IN.
yisions-ar business done unchanged prices Rccegs
Flour 5000 bbs wheat 50 900 bush corr l9s no3
hush oats 81 600 bush rye. 5000 bush barley -
bush Shlpments-Four. 900 bbis. wheat noSSoo
bush corn 90 600 bush oats, 10 900 bush rye oooV
bush barley none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
rota since Jan 1s27s2OIoO s2oe s5l sso7 aGO sso
rrpopFAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London Nov. 10 p m. United States per cent
gy mortgage trustees certificates 34' Canadian Paeinr
10 Erie 2s3, Reading. 81 Mexican Central new
nos cont bon1s Co.'S. Bar silver Is quoted At 43 f3iGd
Ter ounce Money Sa3a per cent Paris advlees quote
exchange on London at - H. 70 cen'nes Tor checks The
on balance today Is coo pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20

Refined oil was unchanged az 40 cenb per gallon e
all ports; ouot,so0.-An,werp ia francs. s,,n
100 marks London. 6sa5a pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
CIosING pRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
THE GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS.
STOCKS.

Tuesday, Nov. up III.
And 90 the plot of which we had early informa-
tion two weeks ago exploded yesterday on
the speculative situation, after sharp advances III
values had been made, instead as AZ hrsu WAS III
tended. after prices had been manipulated uowh'
The natural situation in very hnlled nlarhe'
had proved to be too strong Tor the manipula'ols
for a decline. and the loaded charge prepared lor
n supposed possible condition OF the market hau 10
he discharged temporarily to check natural au-
vance OF course we refer to the sudden renewed
agitation of the old chestnut-the WITHDRAWAL Oh
Government deposits FROM. National banks. Sur
prisinc as it is it nevertheless Is fact that the
citation at the same time encouraged few lend
ers to call in loans to make higher rates, ana
frightened a sufficient number of borrowers to
enable the marking of higher rates at the STOCK
Exchange for balances Yet we affirm that either
yesterday or to-day any broker furnished with
oroper collateral could, by application TO banks
and trust com panies obtain oil needful accommo-
dation IT per cent
| II is absolutely absurd to suppose in the first
| instance that the Secretary of the Treasury or
that this Administration will take any unne cessary
step TO embarrasS the commercial and mercantile
interests of the country. Second, IT. passes the eN
IRENE of absurdity TO compare the conqllloh OF
| Government deposits now with thOse OF Jackson :
|
| security of any kind, and they exceeded Inc
capitals of the banks holding the deposits Now
the deposits are only in National banks, ana are
| secured by the pledge OF the Governments OWE
bonds, besides swelling the amount of deposits e
which the rule of 20 per cent reserve is maze
applicable x.o,
| I'VE know no more than any one els what may
| be the intention of the Secretary In regard &c
Government deposits in National banks. by
/ law the discretion lies entirely with him, eXcep
that all such deposits-great or small-must DE-
| secured by deposits of bonds. We do know thai
| during the last twelve months the public de-
pository banks have voluntarily reduced their de-
posits of bonds 10 secure deposits of pubic money
| from s51 ,73s,OOO TO s44,j0S,000. Why the
surrenders have not been and are not Larger
| at the prices which the Treasury
| paving for bonds passes comprehension. But 10
give the bears" in stocks the full benefit o. their
| latest scarecrow, what would be the effect Of the
| Secretary's notice given tomorrow that on De
cember / he should cali for every dollar Of Gov
| ernment deposits in bank ? On November | the
Government deposits. including some 100000
TO credit of disbursing officers, amounted to
s47,395,470. The following table shows the
amount of Government bonds pledged TO secure
| the cash deposits by the Treasury. the rate OF
| deposits permissible under existing Treasury regu
laticls and the total Of the deposits which under
| such rates could be made:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov 10, 8:f5 p. m.--Beef In fair demand
Pork IN poor demand. Hams-The demand has nllen %
short cut about "a 70 10 p. steady a. 6la BACON y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
election Notire.
ID RECLAMATION.
STATE Of NETWORK,

III SUATE OF = NV 1VulN'.,
Executive Chamber.
xuurpp,S ,,..ar., axtsfs An the once OF repi y
sentative in ConGress Tor Inc sixth Congressional
OF the State Of New.YOrk caused Dy the Mi have
Frank T. FITZGERALD whose term OF once hV"'A 49,
pired the fourth day OF March lool ar pro.
WHEREAS The COnst. tuition OF the Inl'ra ION
yides thar When Nacsnc.e, happen In ne M. s "a
from any state, the Executive authority tnSI'"
writs of election MI such Nac3nce chat such
WHEREAS, The laws OF the stats ,p,,,n 70 he called
vacancies shall De hle1 " az spScia s
by the Governor tg3t purpos, o-,or NJ the Ststs
Now therefor, David b M III an election for Repre-.
senfanve I'm ths Fifty first Congress o Wy ,sye IN Tho
- sr SIN ongr,s sonal District or saa otdle Ia
Tor the SiNn trsnk n Fitzgerald b. held in ths dS
Sixth on b IT. arg conducted
OF NoNcnool ,rsscrilei BY law for the election I" IVY
senaSes in Congress a. General Snea nv name AID
shed the pv seal % The STATE Y az nS IN the year
OF our LoFa on' DAVID u. HILL
IL. 81
BY the Governor
private secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20

POTATOES AND VEGETABLES
Receipts Of Irish potatoes are soanewnat ong oo GOOD
grades Few foreign arriving as YET ana cnoce Ts9
Magnums quito salab,e at 81 10 sweet pott,Dcss
nom southern points are pretty well sustained but high
priced grades from South Jersey have favored the Ouyep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20

Receipts for week, 30,915 pkgs exports o,491 pkgs
Trade has moved senR slowly, but With only moderate
prices been well sustained the top grades OF
fresh table butter showing slight advance gin cream;
cry closing firm ~ 26G27c For az OCCASIONAL lot OF
rt edge Western grading close up Il gin, 252c Is OBJ
tned but general rate Of extras Is 26c at that price
there demand sufficient take all hat arrives flrss
10 high grade extra nrst from l6a 23ac with the
demand best for grades worth 19a22c State creamery Il
winding up rapidly; quality Irregular, inquiry much
lieRtep and receivers do not stand price Western
nc creamery call. because OF scarcity -
useful fresh butter below 2Oc most sales Of held goods
are ut 14d17c for fair b. fesome lots range down
TO 1d12c and fancy wclkept stock reaches lsc state
dairy fresh tubs and pals quite salabe, and bring
and bulk OF are at zoe and below. Fancy entire
lrlrs are firm at 2062c, and there is
i1SIry rn dares at 1oc but for the class If
good. that the bulk OF the offerings the market
l. low and prices Irregular Most OF the Western pack.
ages are OF ordinary ~ fair quality ana such are ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Farson, Leach q Co., Wallst.. offer the
choicest line of investment bonds on the market
Lists furnished on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-DRIED.

po.ents for week. s267 pkgs; exports. 1;23I pigs
m p1 NJ evapoa.ei apples Increases 80 slowly, that
Ink Eeeps odd up pretty wen and prices are fairly sHS
slg. ne choice and fancy grades show most stfene n
E,gne good dsributpe trade su-dred sliced apples ro
are cIoce large western quarters would command
pe good price Chops again higher Jelly STOCK hrn
guou p,c,d,- but ouet Raspberries weaker 80 are
Peaches CSspSe dr Tor choice dry, but other grades
plum. Plockbcrries slow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
wnoLEsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRoDUUA
For week ending November 10, 1883.
BEANS AND PEAS.

Receipts week Beans. 2242 pkgs; peas $500 bush
Exports Beans 4o5 psgs peas s.s o6ls Im nR
ow trade increasing receipts difficult to get over
40 90 for choice at the close Medium sui In spal sup
ff en dull and weaker Very itae White Kidney Tqrte
soun or yellow Eye arriving. More inquiry for Red k,
ana With strong interior adyices prices are higher
Golforna Lima selling very well at 49, Foreign beans In
heavy supply, and values gradually settling. Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
roNnoN WOOL SALES.

London, Nov l9-The new series Of wool sses Mn
nerngs win consist Of 146,oov bales mostly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC

ssss' r:3 ss; .s$5 ., ''ss 33Ss
jan / to Nov H.. sS72'4$S 11,27d.GS2 12,S72029
CHICAGO AND EAST ILLINOIS.
Ss%ii, !. ( go IS ss
DULUTH, SOUTH SHORE AND ATLANTIC.
second week in Nov. -. s2s,OI7 $50, $50
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
NS%sf' week e T ID Sis fgfs
Jan. Nov. H.. 49, 79l 1856 1850 7l9 1547I $40
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
s sT%sf' rs ID seis ss 7s57
Jan l TO Nov. A.. 1902 200 1897 1874 500 o75
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
So SsT !" ,;ssSs s?
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
S$ S1 j. sd2ss So s5l SIS S.
ST JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND.
Ss%$' !, e: SaT 81 "a 5$8
ST. LOUIS. ARKANSAS AND TEXAS.
S%$, 81 s$$
TEXAS PACIFIC.
Ss%Si, !; s 81 sS 81
WABASH.
Number OF miles,. l.00l 100l
second week In Now. s2553,0 1903 500
WESTERN NETWORK AND PENNSYLVANIA.
$ceo"% wss :" Nov 1890 SO 800 S SSs
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEw.YoRK.
For the week seGeesle 90 .sss.s $50 isss sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
SUNDRlES.

NUTs-Peanuts weaker under lower markets At thS
Sontb now ouotef mt 5iaN51,c for hand-pfeked ana
4a49c for farmers. Hickory nuts wanted az " per
H0NiYpVcry dull az is914c for white clover. In ID
glass boxes buckwheat, l0o1lc
A Y ON tat0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
Total. .s44, sos, 900

Total. .s44, 50S. 900 Total. SAT ,sl4 ,OoO
So il seems that on November the total deposits
were nearly $500 900 below the amount permis-
sible Now if the Secretary should call these de-
posts in full he would only force the sale OF the
pledged bonds TO the Treasury. Leaving the
81 ,403. 900 OF per cents out Of the account,
at the Treasury figures for the l2 and per cents
the proceeds would be S49, ,256, or $4,000. GOO
Ct money TO come out Of Treasury vaults TO make
the settlements. We are almost ashamed 10 devote
so much time and space 10 so simple matter but
the invented ignorance, and the crop OF
dupes among men who should know better is
so great that we offer apology.
by the report Of the National banks Of New-Yorl,
CITY, dated September 80. they held s6l II 900 of
the total deposits OF about $4,000 000-thc otheI
Sal 900, 600 is distributed throughout the country
and large part Of il where il is for thc CON
venence and economy OF the Government 10 have
hank accounts 10 use in the daily transactions of
its business But returning 10 New.YorS CITY
surprising that the Treasury should call for ali
lis deposits. Allowing that the bonds pledged
bv the New-YorlS City banks are equally divided
between the IL and per cents. what would
be the result? Call the margin Of bonds per
cent over the cash deposits IL would take s6,l 90
900 out of the deposits. and add 5000, 900 cash
IN the total reserve thus increasing that all-im
portant surplus reserve s2,20O,O00 BY way
of parenthesiE, we must add that the National
bank in New-York City which on Septcm Der 80
held greater Governme nt deposits than any other
city bank. 10 one Of those which, during the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
ITs Am RERRIES-FRESH.

Receipts apples haye been heavy and on Pe6i19
qualities price. have ruled weak ana III buyers
fne 10 fancy grades table ut not over plenty
and an, well sustained in price Grapes arc OF lrreguar
cTy slow and while perfectly sound and DRY lots are held
0,nIv n is weak and irregular market for all defectNc
nrales Florida oranges I'm larger supply sales al auc-
fon AZ low prices depressed the market and values
W. ,rucb unsettled Sales nom mainly In range
Of $3.50 so only few extra fancy going any hgher 9H
Va been sold as low az 81 bOGtZ
al M nlctnn aaes Is not above S2aE2 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
HOPS.

,,,t for week, Gol2 bales exports, 1913 bales
1T. $40 bales. fair amon OF business Is doing.
ma ue S stsadv on other grades Exporters have been
osS bmsy and brewers are buying to the full extent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
state Of New. York s,.,. SIS:

STATE Of New-York So.
...sss NE secretary OF State. So .s.u,tion b
once Oh compared the preceding copy Of wih
- n mn Governor OF tho state o.. and DO here
nsiena proclamation on file In this onf therefroA
uo certfy that the same Is a correct trahs""'
U A m me whole thereof -. =, ,ha Secretary
i u uader my hand AID the seal Of once ninth dsy
e"' ~ state at the city OF Albany ,n ssat hundsse
H. 81 November IN the year gneer!nnJTaRicK Cook.
aud eghV'nlhe' secrctarr Of s"~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-20
THE PETROLEUM NARKE7.

only 10000 bales Of Cape of Good Hope and xs,a, vm
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SHERIFFb UFfT,r1r
CITY AND COUNTY OF NE., M,i H. isse.
Nosemox N the eleccoA
notice received BY me this day from az A. FLICK
sheriff Of the CITY ana C, County ns g III. advertise
publishers Of newspaper, WI - ~ 10 40. rv
ment unless specially AUTHORIZES LANES A. FLASR6n
sheriff .t the City saa c0asv q S
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Mob a Ohio-.--
y & s. ptL...--.
y y Central.
NY . & 81 H.
NYCd StL pri-
NAC&Sti. Z o.
NY LIE & W..-
ny d NE...-.-l
ny Mi ~ H.
NY % d Vice.
NY : d w...-
NYS& " pri..-
Norfolk d IVES
MOI d " pref.
MOI III PaC..-.-
Nor pAc pref.
q Ina d West.
OF q W pref.
Uli0 a. Mls3....
OHIO Soutn...-
Oregon lmp....
OT IL 70 N...-.--
ore IranscOn.-.
or Short Line-
L Dec d Ev....
Phil& heading
FtW d Cine.
Pullman PC 20
Rich n Aile....
Rich x WestPt
Rich * WPt Ori'
Rome w X Og.
st LArk&T--.-
StL A d TIL
StI. A d TIL Or
stL a. San fr..
Sill & ST. pref.
stl.tS ST ist d,
SIP d Dul----.
StPds u prf..--
SIP MIN q ii.
south Paciiic.-
Texas Pacific---
Tex Pao IT,.
Tolls ONO Cen.
Tol a. v c or.
T0l A A * " n
Union Paciilc.-
Va Nidland.---
Wiscon Gen. 80
WabaSn....----
Wabash pref..--
VII a LIE DIei-
Yves UnionJei.
Adams Gxpr...
Amer E1pT.---
US ENDr..--..-
WellsFargo IA
Amer Cabie..-.
Chic oar IT,.
Pacific Mail...-'
Con Cas...-..--
Phila EomlaDy
Cameron Coai.-
G & "A g n 49,
Col C0ai......-.
Con Coal ...----.
MARYLAND CoaL
New Con Coal.
TennC n i.....
DO pref .......
HOUestaEe..
Ontario Mining
QnicksIlyeL....
Quicksilver Dri.
Lac. e,ie Gas
Com Cable.
south Cot on.
Am Cattle I':-.
Cotton OIL.
do ceets-.--..
D d CT TIL
Lead TRUST.
rngas kebn.-.
j,runewick.....l
Chic a. Al cert
Alice MDe.....l
Cons T. Col
phOsnik......ss
Barcel0nA....s
standard. .....J
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