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Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
lASIGI CONVICTED.
The Jury Finds Him Guilty on Twenty
 One Charges.

Boston, Nov. 11.-Joseph A. Iasigi, formerly Turkish consul in this city, who has been on trial for several days in the superior court charged with embezzling about $2OO,O0O from Pierre Charles Derieux and Charles Antoine Armand Berger de la Villardiere, of France of whose estates he was trus- tee, was found guilty today on twenty one of the seventy eight counts in the indictment against him. On only one of the twenty-two distinct charges preferred against him did the jury say he was not guilty.
 On the application of Assistant Dis itrict Attornex \n1e, the amount ot bail in II Icreased from
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12

Sacramento. Cal. Nov .u.-Theo- dore Durrant will not be hanged to- morrow. One of hts a.tcEneys, Eugene Deuprey, arrived alt the capital this morning to be prepared for a final ef- font in favor of the doomed man in the event of the denial of a writ of habeas corpus, for which his col league, General Dickenson, had ap- piled in United Status circuit court At half past two o'clock MT. Deuprey received a telegram from General Dickelson Informing him that the writ had been denied and that per mission to appeal had been refused.
 After a consultation of half an hour Attorney Deuprey prepared a petition for a writ of probable cause, staying Durrant's execution, which was par tially argued before the court in chambers. Deuprey based his appli- cation for a writ on three separate grounds, the first of which was that the supreme court of the Uni,ed States had acted upon Durrant's ap- peal from a decision of the federal court.
 A further plea was advanced that the superior court acted too hastily in sentencing Durrant yesterday to be hanged on Friday; that he should have been given from sixty to ninety days in which to suffer the death pen aIfv DpuInrev 11rpotd n1lrraa r,f 'y counsel also argued that the pendir g of an appeal in another case affecting the condemned should of itself be sufficient cause for a stay of execu- tion The court granted the writ of probable cause and Warden Hale was instructed not to hang Durrant until further orders from the state supreme court.
 AS HEARD IN SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco, Nov. 11.-William Henry Theodore Durrant will not be morning after all, the supreme court of this state having granted him an- other respite at the eleventh hour Up to 4 o'clock this afternoon, when Sacramento that the court now in ses- sion there had granted a writ of prob- able cause and instructed Warden Hale not to carry out tha execution of Durrant until further orders, there was ap oarently no further hope foI
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12

s25,O0O to $50,0O0, which, in addition to $25,000 in amothtr case, makes total of s75,OO0 in which Iasigi is neSS held. Judge Sheldon gave twenty days to MT. Chaplin, Iasigi's counsel, in which to file the exceptions taken dur ing the trial
 Iasigi was arrested in New York last summer, soon after tihe charges of emhezzlement were first made He strenuously resisted extradition. and unsuccessfully appealed to the supreme court from the adverse rul- ing of the New York court.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
IN. Y. Herald.

the condemned murderer of Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams, as his attorneys, Messrs. DickenScm and Boardman, had made a futile effort to secure another writ of habeas cor pus in the United States circuit court and had not even been granted per mission to appeal from that decision to the suprsme count of the United States.
 Meanwhile, however, Attorney Deu prey had gone to Sacramento and ap- piled to the supreme court of the state for a writ of probable cause.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
THORN'S TRIAL.
A Sick Juror Makes It Necessary to
 Renew It.

New York, Nov. 1.-The trial of Martin Thorn was not resumed today on account of the dangerous illness of Juror Magnus Larson, who Is suffering from appendicitis. An operation may be necessary and it will not be possi- ble for Juror Larson to be up before three weeks. This will probably ne cessitate the impanelling of a new jury.
 All the evidence already put in by the prosecution will have to be gone over again and if Mrs. Mack refuses to go on the stand the confession she made yesterday that Thorn killed Guldensuppe cannot be used against him.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
HE WAS A GERMAN CITIZEN.
For Whom a German Warship Will
 Cross the Atlantic.

Berlin, Uov. 1.-The German war ship Gefion will sail for Port au Prince, Haytd, next week to insist upon re- dress for the arrest and alleged inn prisonment in Hayti of Herr Lueders, a German subject
 Lueders claims that the Haytian po- lice forcsd their way into his resi- dence contrary to law, to arrest one of his servants. He resisted the po- lice, for which he was fined $500 and sentenced ito years imprisonment.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
AGRICULTURE IN CUBA.
Blanco Will Begin a Work of Recon
 easructiOn

Havana, Nov. 11.-Captain-General Blanco has issued circular an nouncing that he has decided to fur nish all the protection necessary to bring about a resumption of general planting, harvesting and ceconstruc- tion throughout the country, especially in The case of sugar crops
 He further decrees that all the au- thorities of the island are to lend unconditional support to proprietors of farms in the effort of the latter to gather their crops and tend their cat tle
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
A WOMAN FELL ON HIM.
New Yorker Dies of Injuries Rsce.ved
 at a Dance

New York, Nov. 11.-Edward Mack in, 30 years old, living at 117 Mott street, died today of injuries received a weak ago at dance at Webster hall.
 While dancing with a young wo- man friend who weighed 1SO pounds, Mackin became dizzy and fell to the floor. His panther fell upon him. and he was seVsrely crushed.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
NO LIQUOR FOR INDIANS.
Whether Under the Care of an Indian
 Agent or Not.

St: Paul, Minn., Nov. 11.-Justice Mitchell of the supreme court, in a decision handed down today, decided that under the law of 1894 liquor can nIot be sold to any Indian no matter whether he has abandoned his tribal relations or becomes a citizen of the United States or not. The court holds that the statute is proper police regulation.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
SPEAKER REEDS JOURNEY.

Montreal, Nov. 11.-Speaker Thomas B. Reed left by the Pacific express yesterday in private car. He will go through to tha coast and after see ing the situation of affairs in the west will return to Washington in time for the opening of congress.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
HEIR HEART WAS STOLEN.
Body of a Woman Resurrected and
 Horribly Mutilaled.

Milville, N. J., Nov. 11.-Visitors at Mount Pleasant cemetery today dis covered that the grave of Mrs. Phoebe Hilton had been openild. IT a nearby wood the corpse, cut open with an axe from breast to pelvis, and the heart missing, was found. There is no clue.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
A SISTERS REVENGE.

Middleboro, Ky, NoN. 11.-A spe- cial from Hyden states that in a row over political talk, John Sebres shot and killed Henry Davis, and was shot Davis, a sister of Henry.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
'FAVORING ARBITRATION.

London, Nov. 11.-Dr. DanIby, sec retary of the arbitration alliance, has prese ted to Lord Salisbury a me morial with 64,072 signatures attached in favor of the American arbitration treaty.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
KANSAS CITY STOCK MARKET.

Kansas City, Nov 11.-Cat.le re- ceipts, 1000; market steady; Texas steers, $2.S5@4.1O; Texas COWS, $1.75 @3; native steers, $2.5O@5; native cows and heifers, s1.5O@44O; bulls, $2.40@4; sheep receipts, 5000; market strong to 10 cents higher; lambs, S3.25@5.70; muttons, $2.5O@475.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
DIR. DUFFIELD'S LUCK.

Washington, Nov. 11.-(Special.)- Dr. William Duffield of Phoenix, A. T., was today appointed a member of the board of pension examiners for Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
BANK WRECKER'S FATE.

Kansas City, Nov 11-Presidentt J. c. Darragh, charged with wrecking the Kansas City Safe Deposit and Savings bank, was found guilty this after noon and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
AUTONOMY WILL BE GRANTED

Madrid, Nov. 11.-A royal decree granting autonomy to Cuba will be formally gazetted cn November 23.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
NO HANGING TODAY
The Indecent Haste of the Supe-
 riOr Court Rebuked
DURRANT'S DAY EXTENDED
By Writ of Probable Cause
 From the Supreme Court

Warden Hale Directed to Wait for Further Orders-HoDe Was Ut- terly Lost at San Francisco But Was Found at Sacram snto.
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12
WHEAT.

Chicago, Nov. 11-Wheat closed s1AA ~
Arizona republican., 1897-11-12

Continued on Eighth Page.)
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23

9es Sspt,mbtr III en- tusr anesn irGnetHoc
lnsoom, for Oermeo at Nialps osunt til a,
TONNE I en- isluitGHoig cipstiiiirg, entta
osrpso at be ieno,s / Stole eAsr peo at trrs
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Rongen / fote Siatsraaomsos aurs I.
aoalt i~oriiener flor 5af for NH 8a1niinbto.
asptr Ssint bar iolst fin gaarO til slui,.
r~ifansrsn 6ipino @rpte; ausriiauern I.
GaefiaO bar iiebt Grnis. Gle Sirtobtreens
bar for en- amsriianf srp ti9tt 9obu Souitr
Gntftaes BaarD; oenne FiDttr til 5rsaIao,
boor peian andre gaiosrisr bar iisbt fla
Gieuoomms. 7tt Fal orrs iaa gilt at tDmntt
I'D paa Storbpsoerre.
Ill Noorsn iomm.r Der Tampbano | 5ptr
i Sotunbeimtu. On gaab IT .isbt { frto,
ritsbolo for 5000 RrOuer: ben ital irastss
op / 0irtsr.
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life RasnbilO, bsrtr on, SUES Ott!!l auio,
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Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23

VI N}uiebul siennenl en- tpno 9orours, Dor ~tilItoppes
"O I'll Horf, opppet aeroiine. Nluier, iom buerten ipnsS
VI" sH0ten eler Smasen al ben, tommer alorig Der mere.
5oooe meo Ssns og 3urteps er bet Ell a~ienoS9jsr'
1"8' al Ru9e99 alorig Dor tomnc ira un9e; enten iaar mani
"sFR NQun9er al benz, eller oisie bliper noele ipa9e Slut
luger.
TN eemon bar en- albeles maeeIsS Sirtnino paa Ell
,tNtS. Nan beler @itronen Qemon) 2 Dele, Satten trpt'
= 10 o0er Sl0oet, os, naar man ia bar itrellet Stauet at,
.Ss'9 0eten al 5nbbolbet ino ben iammenrnlleoe Steg.
sOaft teot oa sobt Stptte aioo, ba bliper Ste9en me9et
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''Vson0cr ReH Counting pirier pelaiOrenoe moo Sore,
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Aan9en 9ammel 5ruetbape, iom ipr GAP riseil9t az
y, r""' M %lortommeu; Colt tror, bet er aloerer, iom 9lor
"' 'r oct life; 5ru9ttrar traneer @isoning, Iiseiom al
,% "'soe, Der Ital bore 5rnst, 90 mere, tbi De tarer mere,
'"u0"ael er l~lmpeltben ben: be bar liot 0nnserSnsO.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23

clI'r ret Iinacr 20 trrrer lauoe SoIen, er bet omtreut par6i,
leit iom Sober.
Grns for Hnin.

Spir er 9rpSroenoe Spr; be luger Ores n,eo ben itcrite
Ic9irrli9beb; Hip benz no paa en- alspermart, % De er Der
reniuo %'lu9uorne. On Sapnesong, lagt ITO for Spiu, Dor Der.
for BELT pare inoiaaet meb Sleper; men en- Gina Naien
itnloe De pore foripnet meo, tbi elers rooer be oaiaa Gres.
rsooerne op.
Oar man life en- iaaoan 6aunspIabs for benz, men bolber
benz tnoeitGnGt en- f%orbolosuis lioen 5nbeiarbins, ba er bet
Seoite, man fan 9isre, at baue lise peb Sioen al ct Stptte
Nano inoiaoet neo 6aure % sGrter eler Bitter (vetches,
tares( Gette er ct nomarfet Sraitfoosr for benz.
9aar iao sGrternes eler 9iftern.s Yalaer, Stolmer,
begpnOer at piie iie, laaes 8rcntf ooeret neb, Iiot for bper
Sang, efteriom oct tren9es, men siu benz aloris mere, enb be
ct Diaal Goer. Naar be iaa bar ipiit ben Slaes @rsnt, iaa
nil Corn omtrent pare farotst for benz, os srsn Dlais er 10 ct
iortrinlist Sober for Spim, aier os 6ehe.
S'aar 6apre' sGrte' eler gittte' stptet er aibSfet, plsics
bet, 90 uaite 8aar boruss oct inoiaaes 90 siper after Ell aoo
apline at fig al iamme Slass icm iibf.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
SRA Wal0rcs.

Seq Oeo, at be iom er TONNE fra "tbe olo
touutrD" alorig faar rot al GDbsoer; oerior
pl lea siUe ct tibet SioraS.
Ser cr bltt iprrt lipligt mcn aoiicrnc
igicu. 9i har 10 9alaaar. Chit blep en-
bel Gel Ipiitr isnpt gratis MI bor be iiteott
llaat ntp Vlaopeugcne; famine apiier iaaes
for fisrospelen al, boao be is0panlig toiter.
Oct, icm iommer til at file melem 4ars
titrnr. er p%iitnof. at noGlc pil aioe Stemmes
ret til ale oosr % Tar, andre biz ropiOe ben
lici. 9aaot Ssire % @ruitrs trrrcr 9nnite
enItcmmiq Sob poa iadburms 9arer, iom
@onecr bar OF irlet. gu mentr noate, at
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23

psrutan o. anion Cpptu. Ran fror otrior
ftieri M, al Den upt Gier ip,iul,rtr Yda
5dbriiaHIae / en- tusr aHotH R,fhins iaa
messt mere, iom or Ser lie mangI;r paa Ra
piial.
R,tp9 iom ita iiOper bsr % friU,r elu
bette, mootapsr ifa 5tsionbtfto ON, at
RanOsforO INSTRUMENTATION I RAJ. u uep'
brandt. Il. SpptSaarb.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23

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Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23

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lima, grRit I North g%onitautid, Rep gort,
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gaooe tabt al li1ib 1T gleuneiter o. Gage
mioicr % iorbereot ia paalen ~mmogaasiig
26o. 6GnS greu IBoer iaaleoes:
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urtntetuirg % ~ 10 @auas bO.r Rat aogH s%gbRtler
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ore. oelad ira Tanner, Nrs. Marn ". can.
man al Reel, B. 8a., leo 20 War; Mr5
Sarab 8itnt Gbttboro, b.; Nrs. 8. q.
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auore CT enise ON at oione ON gltapis bio.
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5ormsr al Vprs; o9 ligneuoe S~psooHne %
al andre beiuGrli9e for auiroeilsnHet iGr'
rBuc S%pgoomme.
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i25 5ourtb Gue.. Nep 9ort, be eueite ,Juf
portereraf bette HpsgtiooeI; og at 9oer for at
bcpiis bets 8rrot o9 ior at slpre bet bsfieUot
off be >enoe en- fri Bebaubling at altaOts, for
uobetalt pr Bot til enbper 2Rier, iom Iioer
al lloroeuer / Nprerne ellsr BIRreu, 8rtgbts
Sngbom, Rbeumatisme, Battsriot, Rpregrls.
5merter iHpggen, apiuoeipgoomme eler an
ore Sungbebsr, Der itdntmer ira urigtig Biri.
iombeo al Jprerre sller urinsC rganerne. vi
tilraaoer ale 9loenoe at lenoe oeres ytdpn og
Noresie I'll Rompauiet og iaa GItaDts irIt.
| Bet blluer ienot 3em irit for at beotie bets
piouHoerli9e 9elbrebeIiestratt naar ItHao.
uer bette Blao.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23

utouroerltge 8dua'
Raoa Buif, bsotit at
oTrs ct Uiouresrtigt
6tibreoc HcsnttoosI
ale 5psoomme. BIO,
rarer6e fra urtainre
4 Blooet eaer uoros
Her / Nprernes OF
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iomeeo. New York
Nynvld oveutiindiar
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
on @hlrhuur.

Gn al Slaoets Saiere enifer at iaa pibc libt ON, bporles
bes man Hal saa lpei meo at ~anlasse os inorette ben; brfor
Ial Der mebbeles Roget oerom.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23

ION III
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|os iua!s
Ia aatH'.
log mag
|er Enits
|er Iageot
|e Strrt.
CastOrs.
|U(alttntH
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|os trps
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
2G0

a" ''1t udar man sr filter paa, at Gunecn er al @r9S'et.
gF man paa ben Waaoe bolot baaoe Mtober og uuger |
'1t I u9er, oa fan be trpet ilippeS no alIereos noaenliroe
"'Oa' ON Dlorsenen iammeu, men nan Dor iaautot muIi9t
VII Nalien bope belle 6amilien inoeitGn9t.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
Srtt III pore YGftre. Ten npe Qnr
for Tpre' 90 BI@reiDsoom,
Hbenmafi5m me, o.i.p.

5om meooslt / port iorriss go. tr ben
nus bo,nntitc Cpongslie alfauis, irG ben
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-02
Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago, Sept. 1.-The leading futures
ranged as follows: Wheat-September
933sc.; December S95sa9S3sc.; May, 9O5sa
94%c. Corn-September, 29Iaa3lAc.; De-
cember, 312iaS3Ac.; May, S5l4aS61sc. Oats
September, lsBals3sc.; December, 2O1Sa.
2O5sc.; May, 22&a239sc. Pork-September,
sS.S0aS. .97l2; October, SSS5a9 02la; December,
$9a9.07H. Lard-September S.S2lga4yO;
October, &.S5ai.96 DECEMBER, $i.g21aa5.
Rbs--September-$5.70 70a5.S0; October, So. Goa
$50. Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steadier; No 2 spring wheat, 9S7sa
&c.,; No 3 spring &heat, S6a90c.; No. 2 re l.,
937sa96c.; No. 2 corn and No. yellow,
3ll4c.; No. 2 oats, 192sa19lac.; No. white,
f. o. b., 2la24c. No. white, 2O14a2212c.; No.
rye, slice; No. 3 barley, f. o. b., 3OaS5c
No. 4. f. o. b., 2aS5c.; No. l fax seed.
Sl.011aal.G; prime timothy seed, $275ia;
pork $S,9oas.95; lard, $4.S71aa49 80; short ribs,
sides, $565a5.75; dry salted shoulders, 5la
a5%c. short clear sides, 614a63sc.; whisky,
$1.22; sugars, unchanged. Receipts
Flour. 5000 barrels; wheat, $50, 900 BUSH
els; corn, 2,095OOO bushels; oats, 10000
bushels; rye, $4,000 bushels; barley, 49 900
bushels. Shipments-Flour, 1000 barrels;
wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 6i3, 900 bushels;
oats, $4,000 bushels; rye, none; barley, g.
900 bushels.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-02
BONDS.
Scranton Pass. Railway, first
mortgage due 1920 ............ lis 90.
,1ffe
New York Produce Market.

New York, Sept. 1.-Flour-Strong and
held higher on the rise in wheat; city
mill clears, S5.45a5.55; Minnesota patents,
$5.iOa5.Sj; Minnesota bakers, S4.4Oa4.7O;
winter patents, $5.35a565; winter low
grades, $3.3Oa3.5O. Wheat-Spot strong; NO.
2 red, S.023s .025s, f. o. b., afloat; No. l
northern New York, Sl.041s, f. o. b., afoat /;
No hard, $l.05bs, f. o. b., afloat; options
opened firm and advanced all day, closed
strong at 39sa4c. net advance; No. 2 red
September, SO 3-16c .a$l004 closed 81. .OO1s /;
October, 95a9S2c., closed 9SAc. November
closed 9Sc.; December, 94a4a9SBc., closed
CSC. Corn-Spot strong; No. 2, 373sc. ele-
vator; 3SAc. afoat; options opened weak
er, turned strong and advanced, closed
1Bal3sc. net higher; September, 53a37lsc. E,
closed Ssc.; October, 361sa37Igc., closed
1880; November, 371aa3SAc., closed SSAc. /;
December, 97laa3S 11-1Gc., closed 3SSsc.
Oats-Spot stronger; No. 2, 2Slsa24c.; No.
3, 23a234c.; No. 2 white, 25a251ac.; No. 3
white, 24Aa2il2c.; track mixed, western,
23lza2ic.; track white, 2iaSDc.; options
quiet but stronger closing 2ic. net higher;
September closed 24c. October 235sa2414c c. f;
closed 24c.; December closed 251Rc. Beet
Firm. Cut Meats-Firm. Butter-Unset-
tied; western creamery, 12alSl2c.; do. fac
tory, Sa1lc. Elgns, Isle; imitation
creamery, 10a13c.: state dairy, 1Oa17c. do.
creamery, 12a1SlAc. Cheese-Very dull;
large white, 99sc. small white, 9Ac.; large
colored, 95sc.; small colored 10c.; part
skins, 6a6lac.; full SKINS 3laa4c. Eggs
Quiet; state and Pennsylvania, 171sa19c. (;
western fresh, 161ac. Tallow-Quiet; city,
3l9c. bid, 4c. asked; country, 32sa3lsc. Pc
troleum-Steady; united closed 72c. bid.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-02
THE MARKETS.


New York, Sept. 1.-The indications
from today's market We're that prices
generally would have suffered a ma
terial reaction had it not been for
the stimulating effect of the sensation
al advances shown by individual stocks.
Buyers were evidently possessed by q
furor of speculation and the difficulty
of moving the prices of the most of the
leading railroad shares led to those Sc
curities being comparatively neglected.
Stocks concerning which some favor
able prospect We're reported, but with
out definite details and not backed by
authority were chosen as the faVorites
in the speculation. The sensation of
the day was the jump in the price of
Omaha, the stock touching S2la in the
final transactions. The extreme rise
was 10A points, and the net gain a
point less. The stock was not exempt
from depression which weighed on the
grangers and in fact on most of the
railway list during the early part of
the day and 1t sold down 1s from last
nights close. By one o'clock it had
recovered the loss and gained over two
points additional. But in little more
than an hour of the latter part of the
day the price mounted seven points
and was in full tide of the advance
when dealings ceased. The trading
was attended by great excitement and
the pauses in the advance were only
momentary and at wide changes. The
rise was due to a belief that the stock
will shortly be placed on a regular
dividend basis, the size of the pro-
posed dividends forming the subject
of the excited speculation. Total sales
550742.
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