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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-08
THE LAND OF CHRIST.

Under this title, the Passenger de-
partment of the Chicago, Burlington
& Northern railroad has issued q
splendid series of views made by the
half-tone process from photo
graphs, taken In the Holy Land.
The subjects embrace people, scenery
and cities, as they exist today IN
that famous country. The work is
published in twelve parts, each con-
tanning from twelve to 1fteen views.
Each picture is fully explained BY
descriptive reading matter. A SAM
pie part will be sent to any address
on receipt of two cents In postage,
and a complete vet will be forward
ed, postpaid, on receipt Of ninety
five cents. Postage stamps will not
be received for the full Get, but re-
mittance must be made to the UNDER
signed by draft postal order, express
money order. or registered letter.
This 10 q rare chance to secure moro
than two hundred views of the Land
Of Christ for less than one dollar
Address GEO. p. LYMAN,
g. p. A., 6. B. 4 N. K. R., st. Paul,
Mimi. - 49,.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-08
MINING THE HARBORS.

4sgiuesriay Corps Busy Along the At
luntiC Coast.
NEw YORK, April Tho engineer
ing corps under direction OF Colonel
Henry M. Robert has begun operations
for tho submarine inning OF tho
entrances to New York aud other har.
bors along the Atlantic coast. Detach.
men1s OF engineers IRON Willets Point
were sent 10 Portland, Boston, Charles
ton. Hampton Roads, lori Wadsworth
aud korl Hancock to lay cables and
electrical apparatus for the moorlng
and operation Of controlled mines. It
will only take seven hours to conn
pletely NINE this harbor.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-08

Jno. A. fserkey went to 81. Paul
Tuesday morning. l.tgG q
Van Coil. III Terry, Mont, was In
in tn city Wednesday. ,5s5s,s 8,
Richard Kay returned Tassday
from a visit at Chicago. M .iSs$$ II
Attorney X. =. Clarke, Of Rovalton,
was In the city Wednesday. &,
n. E. Kaiser. Of st. Cloud, was q
Little Falls visitor Tuesday
L. H. Copeland, OF St. Cloud. was
In the city Tuesday on business.
H. J. Davidson. Of Glen wood, was
a Little Falls visitor Wednesday,.
J.H. Dask am, of West Superior,
was Little Falls visitor yesterday.
r. N. Nichols went up on the Crow
Wing river Monday night on business.
Thos. Bailey and Ed Tanner were
atSwanville Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Mecusker went to
st. Paul Wednesday for q VISIT with
friends. :"f L.. ,
Edwin Engebretson and n. G..
Wing. Of st. Cloud. were city visitors
Tuesday.
q. A. Weyerhaeuser and r.. D.
Muaser returned from st. Paul Mon
day evening.
Mics Minnie Bshr left yesterday
for Glen wood for visit with rela-
tives and friends. .I:$
Mrs. Frank Rodney left yesterday
for Elbow Lake. where Mr. Rodney
IL now employed. ,7%t.
Mrs. Lizzie Douglass and children
arrived In the city Wednesday MORN
ing from Seattle. Il -.
Mrs. F. x. Goulet. OF Staples, ar
rived In tue city Wednesday on a
visit to relatives.
Fred Crandall, Of Eau Claire. WIS.,.
arrived In the city Monday on q visit
to bis brother Byron. y. ,
Thos. Bailey went to Brainerd on
business Wednesday evening and
returned home this morning.
w. j. Sullivan, station agent for
the Northern Pacific at Swanville,
was In thecity yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Burton and
daughter Florence went tn St. Paul
Wednesday for u visit with relatives.
Henry Selleck, left Tuesday for
Graceville. Minn.. where he will he
employed for several months at hts
trade OF lat Their. ~ 4,
J. A. Olson and family. of this city.
left Wednesday, for Sweden, where
they will visit relatives and friends
several mNnths: "a. q .f
Ed Dumont left Monday night for
Tower CITY, N D.. where he will be
employed this summer on the farm
,oi Geo. o. Goulet., =. ~ .@'@ *
Mrs: Belle Wood, formerly agsresi-
dent 4 this CITY. now living at Vern.
dale, arrived in the city yesterday
on a visit to friends. 49,
Miss Blanche Foster, of Royalt0n,
who has been visiting. the past TWO
weeks with Mi. and 'Mrs.'A. 'WsAa6t
Rae, returned home yesterday.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-08
Feared q Recommendation Of
Intervention Would Pre-
" cipitate a Riot.
NO PROPOSALS TO SPAIN
NEGOTIATIONS Broken OFT Sew
; 0ral Days Since Not to
Be Reopened.
Must Declare tho Indopend.
Dnco Of Cuba to Avert
HostilitieS.

WARRINGTON, April IAN authori'
laeive summary of the Spanish Ameri'
can situation is as follows:
The temporary withholding OF Presl'
dent McKinley's message from con-
sress was due to the receipt Of cable
gram from General Lee, our consul
general at Havana. advising that it the
>nessags contemplated armed interven'
tion it be deferred until all Americans
Il Cubs could leave tho Island. Hs
mated that tho exodus could 10 COM
oisted by tho 10th inst. Members OF
The foreign relations committee OF tho
senate aud house. upon being shown
this dispatch, promptly concurred in
the opinion of tho president and cab
met that the message should be de-
layed until next Monday. The utmost
confidence 10 felt by the administration
and congress in the
Wisdom and Good judgment
0l General Lee In any emergency. The
Eumors of disturbances in Havana are
not confirmed, but the conditions there
are extremely threatening. Consul
General Lee is still at his post and will
remain there until all other Americans
are safe.
The presidents message has onlv
been changed in that 1t win ask con-
gress to authorize and direct immediate
intervention. Otherwise the message
will stand - heretofore outlined and
viii be OF such q vigorous, ringing
-ckaEaster as to meet the full expecta-
tflUn1pt congress and the country. 1t
wiz snevltabiy mean war. Hostllities
can only be averted by Spain herself
declaring the independence of CUBA
and yleluing her sovereignty over the
island. Negotiations with Spain
: n T., n Have Net Bee. Reopsnsd
b the United States aud win not b.
The queen regent has not sent per.
sonaA message to the president making
Q proposal tor peace. With the inaIu.
snce now 1T work through foreign diplo'
matte channels to bring about settle.
ment Of the difficulties between Spain
and her rebellious subjects in Cuba
this government has absolutely nothing
TO do. The administration and CON-
gross stand pledged to the freedom OF
Cuba and viii accept no solution that
does not involve the withdrawal OF
Spanish troops from the island and the
hauling down Of the Spanish flag.
i The five great powers have not sent
q j int note to the United States coun.
sslllng against war. Mediation Of any
sort has not been offered to this govern
ment and will not be accepted.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-08
DOUBTED At WASHINGTON,

No Fresh Negotiations Have Been Opened
With Madrid.
WASHINGTON. April 7.-Those closest
to the president refused to discuss the
Madrid situation further than to say
that there was no information from
that quarter and that no fresh negotia.
tions had been opened. It was re-
iterated that the crux of the situation
was in Havana. This was confirmed
by members Of the foreign relations
committees to whom this explanation
had been made in such form that they
protested them selves satisfied to &C.
cept it.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-08
What 1t Means.

When we advertise that we will
guarantee DR.. Kings New Discovery
Electric Bitters, Rucklen's Arnica
Salve, or DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
It means that we are authorised by
the proprietors to sell these remedies
on positive guarantee, that II pur'
chaser is not satisfied with results,
We will refund the purchase price,
These medicines have been sold on
this guarantee for many years and
there could be no more conclusive
evidence of their great merit. Ask
about them and give them q trial
sold at l.. d. Browns drug store. T..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-08
Rie Order for Submarine Cables.

DERBY. Conn.,, April 1.-THE largest
order ever given by the government
for submarine cables to be used for tor.
pedo purposes has been received at the
Kerite cable works at Seymour, oondi.
tional upon early shipment. The order
10 for 50 miles of single conductor sub
marine cable and 10 miles of No. Z sub
marine cable. The works will DO re-
quirsd to run night and day for several
vookS,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-08
Trade { Conditions.

There was a slight decrease in thu
country trade the past week due no
doubt to the fact that the spring
work Of the farmers was in progress.
The merchants expect light
trade from the country for next
month, but the Increase in the
city trade by the mills resumina
operations will, 1t Ia expected, fully
offset the decrease In the country
trade. Wheat has advanced
two cents during the week, but the
receipts were light. and will bs until
after seeding ia done. .
The following IL the corrected
price list:
wheet-No. hard. 500: No l. Northern sc
No. 2, &c., No. s., 85c.
Straight grade: per bbl: $40. @i5oo
Bakers per Dbl $40. @ $40
Ground Iced, s14.6o per ton. ="
ehorts-SA.
Farley-S5c. ~.
So1n-25 so sso per bu.hel III"
Dairy butter-15 o soc. l.
Fss c.ss!e-s e4xc.
Cows-31<c. a SO ~
Stockers and ieeders-2 g $40.
Veal dres sed-5% a &c. I,
Hogs live-S3.OO to $3.50 per cWt.
Fresh pork-$4. so per cwt.
Mutton dressed to &c. /,
Cut meats. to 15c.
Chickens. 8 &c.
Lard. &c.
Potatoes-So q $50 PER bushsl
Beans 81. Copper bushel. =
Apples-S400 g $3.50 per Dbl -
Pess-76c per bushel.
temons-1bc. q 3Oc per dozen.
Oranges-l5 ID 40c per dos,
arsnuhted sugar-16 no. for q.
= Kerosene, l3c per gallon. ~
Hay-ShoO
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-08

Millinery opening at Mrs. E. E.
Stuart's, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, April Z, s and 9. All
ladies are cordially invited to call
and inspect the finest line OF millinery
goods ever brought to this city.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-08
REFUGEES FROM HAVANA.

Steamer Masootto Brings One Load and
Returns for Another.
KEY WEST, April 1.-The steamer
Mascotte has arrived from Havana
with 81 passengers aboard. She is
eoanng 1t the government dock and
win return to Havana as soon al
through. Every state room on the
Nascotte was engaged. It is reported
that there 10 great excitement in Ha-
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~, ,asasoeioa d Impossible.

LONDON. April 7.-Ths Rome oorrs-
spondsnt Of The Daily Chronicle says:
Archbishop Ireland has oabled 70 tho
none that mediation 10 almost impossi.
bio in consequence Of the resistance Of
public opinion. His holiness 10 much
arisvsd BY this check - his good in
tontion. $% %E4
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-08
brocklyn's Guns Tested.

FoRT MONROE. Va, April The
Brooklyn. flagship Of the flying squad.
ron, tried her s.inoh guns during tho
day in order to test the new slevating
apparatus designed to give them greater
range. The test was Of most satis.
factory nature and Commodore Sohley
oaid that the Brooklyn was in tho best
Of fighting trim.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-08
Extra Protection for American.

NEW YORK. April Tho oorre'
spondent OF The Commercial Adver.
tfser cables from Havana ss follows:
Extra guards of mounted police have
hsan placed around the Hotel 1ngla-
tosxa and everywhere that Americans
assemble. There IL no sign Of an out
break. IT,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-08
THE OLD COUNCIL MEETS.
Business Transacted up to
Date at Monday Nights
f@t' Meeting.

The old city council met In ad-
journed regular session Monday
evening to transact all business that
should come before 1t. All members
were present. The meeting was free
from discussions.
Recently the council passed =
resolution that all fire bills that
were not presented during the
month following the fire would b.
rejected. Hose Go. No. 3 presented
two bills Monday evening, one for ser.
vices at the depot fire and one for
the Bourassa fire. The former was
rejected hut the latter was allowed.
The folio wing is list Of the BILLS
allowed and other business trans.
acted:
Richard Bros, mdse to citv poor
and election supplies....................- 10
St Paul Dry Goods store. shoes to
Mrs Baker ........... l3
H Williams, mdse to city poor S ~
VIM Won Douarus, to bus fare. L 50
Auver and Trebby, printing ......... 66 90
Chas Tanner, special policeman. W
Nelson & Swanson, ndse to city
poor Gu
H Heltonen, house rent to city Mrs
Lungrpn wv
A Pura, month care of John Ander-
son ~ w
DIR o c Trace, professional service
to Mrs New. ....................... AGO
Jno Ruff, care of sick man 200
st Gabriel's hospital, care of T
OSher ID w
St Gabriers hospital, care of
Wetzke ldren........................... 9W
st Gabriels hospital, care of Eva
Moe. .............. 600
Geo Stillwell. meals to city poor %
Peter Medved, indse ..-. . -
J w Tanner, wood to city hail.. so
Chas Jansen, hauling chemical to
Nowatny fire.. ......-. 5O
Robert Muske, wood to city hail.. II 50
C d Boom, mdse to city poor..-......... 30
Morrison County Democrat print
ing ~
l. u Brown, medicine to city poor. 2 81
Chemical Co No 1, services at No
watny fare...--..........-........."... W
A T Newman, clerk of electiOn......... %
E G anderson, witness fees. ,............. IL
E S Brown, insurance on city hall g 90
G w Massey, insurance on city hall
and apparatus. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
E & w Co. lights for city hail.. Is SO
"hvdrant rental March. 2S6 81
" "two cans potash".... 10
"arc light rental - 125 90
r ] Mathieson, railroad tickets to
citv Door 1894
Hose Co No 8, services at Bourassa
fire ........................................ $50
,rho hill ~ A1,s pl'O No. Z in the
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-08
OHIO Approprist,s oi.ooa. ooo.

OoLuHDus, o.. April THE senate
has passeu the Riley bill, appropriating
1000, 00o$to put the national guard On
var footing. There was not : die.
snnating vote. Stt ..E
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-08
I rurch .,.a s.pplie. Ia rr..ee,

PAINS, April Tine United States
spyernment has purchased in France
oonsiderable quantity Of ammunition
End number Of quick firing guna
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-04-08

The hill Of Hose 10. No. .. IN the
sum Of $3.50 for g. rvices at the depot
fire, was rejected.
The monthly report OF Street Com
missioner Lafond was presented and
approved and bis bill Of go Is was
duly allowed. t..
The monthly report Of Justice
Shaw was presented and approved.
The quarterly report OF City Treas
urer A. SimOnet, for the quarter end
ing April l, 1898, was returned from
the finance committee mSrked,
correct" aud was duly approved by
the council.
After approving the minutes OF
Monday nights session the council
adjourned, sine die.
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CUIT4GO STOCKS
THE TRADE ~ CHICIGO.

Chicago Nov 10 CspcoaD. Wheat got to call
price Tor December. '.0a,c over Frilsy. The May
gained only i.c l. was small market until the
last thirty minutes Such 9Th as wheat
showed was from corn. The wheat news was
rather bearsa. December opened Al 6s2.q9isc.
sold between j2 a6j'.c. and closed at c67sc. Tho
Ny closed a. 66i c. sellers Ilalr tho wheat
traders were over I'm corn. VIII the call price.
however BEGAN 10 De involved. mos, OF them had
to hurry back Liverpool WAS isd lower; Paris
was or trlar The scaboaId finally claimed u
loads for export. Cash saios from here were put
no 10000 bushels. Western receipts were large
i35 cars ID tho Northwest. against 81 cars last
year: 93N cars for tho week AT Minneapolis and
Duluth. against GA cars a year ago. Clearances
for the twenty four hours were 10000 bushels; ior
the week from both coasts, $4,000 bushels.
decrease in the loca stock Is expected on Ao""aS'
possibly 10000 bushels, and Smaii decrease III
the already small contract aggregate. Local re-
CENTS were - cars. against 5S last YEAR me
Monday estimate Naa $50 cars The market closed
m about the calls. Elevator people say there -
l5oooGc0 bushels in tho Northwestern country ee-
vators which is twice AS much as the stafisticiahs
have been announcing.
Corn was the leader mp is1'Sc and closing at the
ton May opened at ;s,ai &c. sold between 3@1tc and
34,c and closed at 3r,r. December closed at &c.
only 90 under May. The bulls have velvet now
and ere doubling up. shippers and elevator people
brv the December ard predict that the December
discount VIII be wiped out Comstock. Patten ana
Troeo-S Smith were the best buyers to-day. The cash
business from here was 3a"ooo bushels. New-fork
reported % loads for export at the seaboard. Liv-
erpool was i,ni,d niger; seaboard clearances were
"a 900 bushels Receipts we're only 23G cars. with
$40 for Monday
oats gained asc and closed strong. May opened
AZ 25ssc SOLD between 25c bid and 25'sc, and closed
A. osa,m25-.c December closed at 2jllc. Receipts
were 2t1 cars with 2}o for Monday. Patten. tho
nrjncinal bull Jed the buying CARROTS continue to
bring better prices than futures.
Provisions felt tho coarse grain rally. Pork. lard
and ribs closed 5N7t.c over Friday. The advance
was IN spite ~ large hog receipts. There were
% ooo bore. 10000 estimated for Monday 100000
estimated for next week and prices AT the Yards
were &c lower. Il corn bulls. provisions will Pack
ers. however. DO not believe In bull marke- this
month
Puts on December wheat closed At 6''sa66Aa,;
calls G7Gc. Puts on May corn 3iG33isc. calls.
34i.V3lAC
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BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Foreign selling for German account was
4eatpre in Yesterdays stock market. which.
however did not prevent a higher level OF val
mes Al the close. The continued Berlin selling
Of Northern Pacific and Atchison securities is
significant only in rejecting the acute financial
situation in the German capital, and the neces-
sity for German bankers and spectators TO de-
crease rather than increase their Liabilities Ad-
dtonal evidence Of the serious position or the
Berlin money market was indicated yesterday
nv the action Of the Bank Of Germany in rails
,rg its discount rate from 5l2 10 per cent. the
Northern Pacific securities which have been
sold heavily for foreign account and persist
entity "beared" by local spectators, owing TO
a false theory regarding the character Of for
eien selling and TO an exaggerated Importance
attached to the so-called Northern Pacific ter
rit5lial dispute were well taken yesterday by
interests Identified with the management OF the
rroroitv Efforts to establish a lower price for
the common and preferred failed, both issues
closing unchanged from fridays last price The
vaol, market. after early hes!tancy. irregularity
ard weakness ended at net gains in the greater
number Of issues, with pronounced support from
suastantial market interests
o Traders were surprised at the good showing
made in The weekly bank statement-a showing
foreshddowcd in this column yesterday morning
and The publication OF the exhibit was fol-
lowed by covering throughout the list. Receipts
Of currency from the interior last week were
heavier than shipments. The banks gained on
suo-Trtas ury operations. and liabilities through
the deposit and loan items increased only
s. 3jS % against n gain in cash holdings Of
S4O13 500 thus leaving an increase in surplus
Of 81 6.,5.515. as compared with a decrease
week ago Of 81 oil $50. Loans increased $685.
500 against 5000, 800 in the preceding week,
the falling off being accounted for by the lighter
requirements for stock market purposes and
the cessation Of the sterling investment move
ment The demand from commission houses
for money. with which to carry stocks, has been
lighter. owing to the fact that there are more
investors in the market than spectators, Bank
exchanges for the week in this city amounted
70 the enormous total Of 81 095 I0S 461 against
SS47. 1875. 5O7 a week ago. For the week pay
rnents through clearing houses were the largest
on record being 81 per cent heavier than at this
time last year.
The stock market closed under the influence
a. good demand from traders and commission
houses sharp decline in Federal Steel secur-
tiles IN the day was said 10 be due TO heavy
sales hv insiders; but the ease with which the
shares recovered before the close indicated tnat
there was more manipulation than important
selling Sugar and Tobacco were strong
throughout the day. and the railway list AFTER
earlv losses. closed fractonally higher.
Changes for the week IN a number OF active
socks are shown in the following table:
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Totals
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Nov. 80 p. m.-Amercan securities de-
clned all day. There very little trading and
the market closed dull Last prices were: Atchi-
son, 1913: Canadian Pacific. SSs st. Paul JIG:
Illinois Central. l1i2i Louisville 61ss: Union Pacific
preferred. esH: New-York Central! 1909; Erie, -:
Pennsylvania, eo's: Reading. sia; Erie preferred,
Ss&; Northern Pacific preferred and Grand Trunk,
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Increase Of $3.50 1899 os1 last week and An In
crease OF 1920 III sos compared with the same
week last year.
icc' computes the gross earnings Of 10 roads for
tho first week OF November. 1898 at 50 44eolS. an
increase OF 1851 .6l3 ~ per cont: ~ roads Tor
the second week NovemhoT, 1888 at s4""'t< d
decrease Of s67,037. or Ia p'r cent.
Comparative statement 81 ''rn'ngs ana expenses
OF 1873 roads for September shows
earnings $50 800 72 Ss5o2t ~ Inc 81 10
Oper expenses. COS. 793 5tl2T pol Inc ''"''1
Net earninQs s32 12l.a7e 500 SOC 233 Inc si2-'o4'
From January 1 to September :" 1's roads,; 49,.
earnings $741 $50 773 $500 III ~ inc 80 % e9
oper. expenses. SOS. 494. 2"i 4'''"'''" ihS ','
Net earnings s2sc 1852 s2io IA Inc sl6oa37Ss
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCIsCO.-The earn
ngs OF the St Louis and San Francisco for the Sec
ond week in November reflect the growing strength
Of busIness conditions In the Southwest The COM
panv showed an increase I'm gross earnings, as
compared with the week last year. Of over
$4,000 Business growth is confined to no one part
the country.
OFFERS or BONDS.-E. & &. Randolph offer at
aS fat s250OOO Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad
Company first general mortgage per cent gold
bonds due April /. 1912 The company reports LOT
over it's fixed charges. The gross earnings for the
first seven months of the current year sho" IN III
crease OF $4,000. about per cent. The properly
is administered by the Standard OH Company
Redmond Kerr & Co. offer in another column 10
investors a choice selection of bonds. and Goldman
Sachs Il Co offer choice selection OF high-sraue
railroad bonds.
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

F.rsl quotations follow: ~, .,,.a
Pid Asked ~ ia Nss 80,
g =. ~ ,a5s. = - 1Qn4regili@ i2if
=. - .Dnp .oss, i05s. 7 So 1904 cou i1i% 1iois
:. o. .r ro5 zoe is cur a. 1890 1922.
IS 1907 reg. itl's - ,hor . o.. &c
rs a. 1907 clull2 lib Dish OF g d" o's'''i'
I : - 1928 rex 1867. i@''s
RAILROAD BONDS -Markof Irregular ana active
:. .,,.n eral changes Total sales amounted IN
~, rs,,o 80 :, sos0n. The heaviest dealings were
IN ,he A.cbison issues Colorado Midland 2-is. Cen
,rsl Georgia consol s. Eric general Hen IS Fort
Worth end Denver Cil, ,s's. Louisville. Evansville
and S. Louis IS receipts. Kansas and Texas 2ds
Nev.York Central Lake Shore Sils, Oregon Short
Line rs Reading a. To1as AID Pacific 2ls. 'n'on
Pacific Is and Wabash Cd Is