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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-08

A few months ago, when it was an
nounced that capital would be invested in
factories to convert the pulp of cornstalks
into several articles of commercial value,
most people were probably incredulous. for
the reason that the material that is to be
utilized has been a synonym for worse than
wortl.essness as long as there has been a
cornstalls. Already several factories have
been established and are at work and one
has been begun in Linden. Montgomery
county, a village on the Glover Leaf road
Linden is in an excellent corn region, and
one OF the advantages presented by that
place over others is that ali the roads in
the vicinity are good. which reduces the
cost of full supply of the raw material
Tile North American Review for February
contains an article on the work of the
Monetary Commission BY ex-Secretary
Fairchiid, who was one of its members,
which sets forth the aims and results of the
labor Of that body in an interesting manner
While each member of the commission had
views Of his own, he went into its delibera-
lions determined to be influenced by the ar
gurnents presented. Being governed by
such u judicial spirit. the eleven commits
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-02-08

CrEed 10 senu TROOPS 10 AIusMa.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Senator Wilson.
of Washington was at the department to-
day urging that action be taken by the mill
itary arm of the government to preserve
order at Dyea and Skaguay, especially at
the latter place, where fears are enter
tanned that trouble will ensue with the ar
rival of more gold seekers. Senator Wilson
ditionS and saying that unless there is
something done looking to a government of
those places there would be serious diff
cuIties 1t is claimed that the Alaskan
ports are now thronged with the worst ele-
ments of this country and Canada, as well
as of Europe, and that there is no way
of governing the lawless element, except by
the military Senator Wilson recommended
that troops be sent until Congress could
provide some form of government.
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THE TROUBLE IN DIR. HALLS
CHURCH

II it be true, as asserted that the troubles
in DR.. Halls church arise from the fact
that many of the members are weary of
the restrictions of the old Presbyterian
doctrine and customs, and seek wider
liberty of thought and action than these
permit, blame does not necessarily attach
to them. If DIR. Hall could not hold them
no one could. He has preached Presbyte-
rianism in its sternest form, but times
have changed; the tendency to modify old
beliefs was in the very air and affected
even those who had so long listened to the
strict Calvinistic teachings of Dr. Hall.
But if they have grown dissatisfied with
the limitations of the old creed it does not
follow, even though these disconnected ones
are wealthy, that they seek freedom for the
sake of opportunity to indulge in more
worldly living, as their critics intimate.
Such discomfort may be a symptom of
growth. There is need of liberty of con-
science now as much as in the early days
of the church, and if people do not longer
find it within given creed the creed must
go. 1t is not likely that the dissatisfied
element in the Fifth-avenue congregation
mas reached the point of rejecting Presby-
terianism but has merely become restless
and anxious to profit by the newer ideas
that are accepted by the less rigid minis
tiers in that denomination. DR.. Halls great
mistake was in reconsidering his resigna-
ton after he had once handed it in. Had
he insisted upon giving up his pulpit, as
first planned, his retirement would have
been dignifed and, attended with all the
honors due to a pastor who has served a
flock faithfully and aceeptably for many
years. In his place might have come a
man, not less jealous and earnest, but bet
ter adapted to the newer generation by
reason of having the ideas that belong to
it and differentiate it from those that have
gone before. As it is, the church over
which DR.. Hall has presided so long is in
danger of disintegration and he of ending
blameless career in a cloud of unhappiness.
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THE RUSH TO KLoNDIKE.
Letter from an Indiana Boy Says Too
Many Are Going.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Feb 7.-Eugene
StahI, Hartford City boy, who has been
in Alaska the past five years. writes his
parents in this city from Dyea, under date
of Jan. Is. Young Stahl operates a trading
post at Sheep Camp on the Dyea trail, and
carries the mail between Dyea and Sheep
Camp every four days. He says:
THE rush has begun in reality Two
boats arrived last week, having over ZOO
passengers. One came in five days ago with
200. Everything, am told, is sold solid up
to July /. In London over $1,000 tickets
have been sold. Within three months there
will be the most terrible jam OF humanity
only so many cross the pass every twenty
four hours, when the weather is favorable.
and that number will moi be drop in the
bucket compared with the total to arrive.
Every one here is busy getting ready to
make the stakes of their lives. Lumber has
gene UP $40, and now sells for the modest
sum of $50 thousand and you have to sled
I'VE had terrible blizzard a few nights
ago. which came near proving fatal TO u
number of newcomers, who did not know
what to do under the circumstances. The
wind kept up all night, and almost every
hour some poor fellow would come to the
door of my cabin and ask to stay all night,
as the wind had blown away his tent and
he was nearly frozen | thawed out one
mans hands, which were so badly frozen
that he could not open the door. [ stayed
up all night and kept fire, for my guests,
of whom there must have been twenty-five
or thirty. In the same storm two men fr0ze
to death on the Skaguay trail.
Almost every day people arrive here from
the Yukon. Yesterday two got into Sheep
Camp from Dawson They are both old res
idenls of juneau, and one went in last
spring and the other in August. One had
$4,000 and the other $4,000. Every one COM
ing out boots at the idea of one starving at
Dawson. All say there will be big short
age of provisions and many may go hungry
later on in the winter, but there will be no
such thing as actual starvation. They make
all kinds of sport of the government relief
expedition. A large amount OF goods could
no more be taken in than it could be taken
to the moon. 1t is a hard enough trip to-
get out of the country light, to say nothing
of going in with big outfit. ! nave given
up the idea of going in in Fee uary.
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
Z o'clock, P. NJ.
IS,qgie R;ve2 Wis, Dcs. 1897,

Town Coard met pursuant to adjourn
ment, Al members present. Minutes OF
previous meeting read approved.
On motion the following resolution
offered by Supervisor HirzeI was ADOPT
ed;
Vilas County: -
Town of Eagle River -
WHEREAS, six resident free holders OF
said town having on the 2nd day Of Dec.
1887, made and filed with the town clerk
OF said town an application in writing
Tor the leylIigout OF a highway described
as follows, to7wit: Commencing on the
the quarter post between sections six
teen and seventeen Of townships 20 n II
Is E.funning thence north along the.
section line bet ween sections sixteen and !,
seventeen and sections eight and nine to
the north west corner OF said section
nine; THENCE east along the section line
between sections four AMI nine to inter
sect the road now laid out and in pres,
ent use: thence northerIy through section
four along the said road and west OF the
right of CO. NV ,R'y Co.'S track to q
point west OF the ercorded highway
which runs from Eagle River to. Conover;
thence easterly across the right. OF way
OF said G. & NV ,R'y track TO the inter /.
section Of said recorded highway, all OF
which said highway being in said town
10 y + 20 East, 49,. !. .vd =.
Now, THEREFoRE, Resolved by the
BOARD Of Supervisors OF said town OF
Eagle River, ttatsaid board meet on the
10th day OF Dec 1897 at 2 O'Clock p. m.
of said day at, the point o. beginning Of
said proposed highway, to examine per
sonaIly said highway and 40 decide upon,
apphc,. ton, and the town clerk of said
town is hereby authorized and directed
| to post notices OF the time and place and
object OF said meeting in at lenst iour;
pubic and CONSPICUOUS places IN sals
Continued on rGge 4)
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
Sec. 2, T 80. r 6 q,

A. TOUSSAINT'S
ADD. TO THE
VILLAGE OF
WOODRUFF.
Lot. Blk
IA I
VILLAGE OF
MINOCQUA.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
gaa @. Rec.

Ia CO. Rec.
A piece Of land
In Lot z. Sec. 22, T
40, r 10. Pea. on
Page 619. Vol. 8.
transcripts Villas
Co. Rec.
w e st II of q
p | e C 9 Of land In
Lot 1, Sec. 30, T 40,
r 10. Des. on Page
10. Vol. E. Tran
script Villas c. o.
Rec.
A piece OF land
In NV NV Sec. 3S.
T 40, r 10. Des. In
Vol. 2. P a g Q 223.
V III a 8 c o. Rec.
known as Lot Is,
Blk 2.
A piece OF land
IN NV NV Sec. SO,
T 40. R 10. Des. on
p a 6 g 231. vol. 2
and Page 315, Vol.
2 known as Lots s,
8 and 10.
All that piece OF
land situated lying
In NV NV Sec. 80,
T 40. r 10, south Of
County Road. Des.
In deed recorded In
V 0 !. age 149,
Villas County Rec
ords, except t h at
p a TT decided q n d
assessed to o. B.
Moon, ct al.
All that piece or
parcel OF land lying
a n d being in t b e
NV NV Sec. 33, r
40. r 10. South Of
County Road. Des.
in Vol. 2, Page 318,
Villas Co. Records,
X n o W n as Lot S,
Blk. z.
All that piece
situated lying and
being In the NV
NV Sec. 80. r 40,
r 10. a 5 d e 8. In
Vol. 2, P a &c 319,
vii as c o. r e c.
k n o W n as Lot 8,
Blk. 2.
Plat Of the NE NV
SEC. 80. T 40. r 10.
Is It. by 80 It. In
SW corner. Lot s
Blk I.
ia ny,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18

All Of Lot 4 Sec.
%, T 40. r 10, e.
South of Illinois st
and Weot of C. L.
Perry's list Add.
All that piece or
parcel Of land in
Lot 4. Sec. 20, r 40,
r 10 e. Des. in
v Q ]. 2, P a 6 e 80,
Villas Co. Rec.
All that piece or
parcel OF land in
Lot 4, Sec. %, + 40,
R 10. Des. on page
LAG in Vol. 9, Villas
90. Rec. not In
Guiding any build
Ing or | m p TO v g.
ment thereon.
All that piece or
parcel Of land In
Lot 4, Sec. %, T 40.
R 10. Des. on Page
1913, Vol. 2, villa 8
Co. Rec.
G. l.. PERRY'S
BIRD ADDITION
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18

Sec. 90 r 40, r 10.
A piece OF land
in lot l.. s rode long
by 6lk rods wide, $
Of county road, as
described In Vol.
2. page. 20, Villas
Co. Records.
Sec. 80. T 40, r 10.
A piece Of land
in lot 1, 10 rods
long by 51s rods
wide, s o. comfy
road, as described
in Vol. 2. page 152,
Villas Co. Records.
Sec. 80. T 40, r 10.
A piece o. Land
In Int l. 10 rode
long by 615 rods
wide, $ Of county
road, described In
Vol. 2 page 267,
Villas Co. Records.
Sec. 80. T 40, r 10.
A part Of a piece
OF land in lot i. s
rods long by 61h
rods wide. 8 OF
county : road. de-
scribed in Vol. e,
page 41S, Villas. Co.
Records.
Sec. 80. r 40, r 10.
A piece Of land
in lot / on $ side
Of county road. 1879
It. long by 107 3-12
wide. as described
in Vol. 2. page 266,
Villas Co. Records.
A piece OF land
in the sW NV Sec.
%. r 40, r 10, de-
ocribed on page I,
Vol. 1. Villas Co.
Records.
A piece OF land
IN The SW NV OF
Sec %. T 40. r 10.
described on M e
200. Vol. 2, Villas
Co. Records.
A piece ct land
in the SW NV Sec.
28. r 40, r 10 Des.
on Page 633. Vol. e
transcript Vilas
Co. Records.
A piece VI A1uu
in the SW NV Sec.
2s. r 80. 2 10 nes.
on Pa ge 5N, Vol. G.
transcripts Villas
Co. Rec.
A piece Of land
In the. SW NV Sec.
%. n 40 r 10. Dos.
| in Vol. 2, Page 128,
Villas Co. Records.
| A piece OF land
! in Lot 6. Sec. %, T
! 40. r 10. Des, on
| Page 81, Vol Vi
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18

S.AHHad II o
End ADDITION /
TO VILLAGE OF
EAGLE RIVER.
Sac. IS. T 20. r 10
1t. Blk.
I Ii
3 1
I and S l
G. L. PERRY'S
LIST ADDITION TO
VILLAGE OF |
EAGLE RIVER, !
Sec, %. T 40 r IN n /
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
ANN O'CONNORS
1ST ADDITION
PART SW Sc S SO
n IN d 10 n
DTCKENSON

DICKINSON
COOK & TAMB-
LINGS ADDITION
TO VILLAGE OF
EAGLE RIVER,
Sec.28. T 40. R 10 q
Lit. Blk. :
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18

FRANK TAMB-
LINGS IND ADDI-
TION TO VII r
LACE OF EAGLE
YxYrHn
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18
RIVER,

All t b a t
piece or par
eel ! Of land
between Lots
5 and s in
Eagle River,
recorded in
Vol. 2. Pa ge
no, Villas Go.
Rec. and Lots !.
K and
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-04-18

Dat e d this 4th
day Of April, A. D. !
1898.
OLE SWENSON,
County Treasurer
OF Villas Co., Wis.
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For Weddings and ordinary
they give the shng touch Of excellence the we'll dressed
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We the advantage of good clothing
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and through grade
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We also ha about thing would wish the line of and
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be- made with linen
the six dollar line to five dollars
of time establishment and
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Yours to please,
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Stallion Notice.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16

RAILROAD BONDS-Market strong ard ac-
tive. Tota! salcr amounted In par value TO
3:3SS 600 The more important dealings were
IN :he Atchison issues. Canada Southern 2ds
Central Georgia Isl incomes. Chesapeake and
Ohio 4:as. Denver and Rio Grande As. Erie gen
era lier As. For. Worth and Denver City lists
Kansas and Texas LIST 4 and DDS Missouri Pa
cifc collate:a! IS Lake Shore collateral "'c'
Northern Pacific genera, lien 3s Oregon Kan
road and Navigation "A. Reading rs. Rio Grande
Wcstern lists San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
o.. sout rern Railway "a, Texas and Pacific -ds'
Union Pacific IS Union Pacific, Denver ana
CUT lists. Wabash I'd is. Wisconsin Central ISL
receipts Erie prio- Is. Missouri: PACING consoi
Gs. Norfolk and Western Is. Oregon snort Line
income A. and Wabash debcnture b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16

London. y per cent. open market discoun.
rate. lasGlla per cent for short and IN 10 ~
per cert for long bills. Berlin discount rate
3l per cent: Paris. IL. per cent Paris ex-
change on London. - francs "A centimes Der
I'm exchange on London. 90 marks 4lH prem
ninSs
EUROPEAN SECURITIES.-British cohsoiS
10 r. IL for money and 11G'S for the account
Holiday in Paris. Spanish per cents IN Lon
don. 42is -o.,
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 'V'sc''
unchanged Mexican silver dollars. 46c Lar
silver in London 27ih. unchanged.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 90; LisooH
go: Buenos Ayres. 1870; Rome. JUDD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
Following ar. the posted rates Of the leadin
drawers Of foreign exchange:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New-Orleans -
Commercial DC premium; bank 81 premium.
Charleston--Bu par: selling. Nc. premium.
San Francisco-Sight 15c.: telegraph. 1',ac.
Cincnnati-Over the counter. SOC. premium;
between banks. 25c. discount. Boston-Sc. and
lOc. discount. Savannah-Buying 1-16c. dis
count: selling 75c. Ter $1,000 premium Chi
cage 1Oc. discount.
BANK wYork--Exchanges.
&7Ol1S.5SG: balances. S3.OO4. 1871. Chicago-Ex-
changes. S15,44OO22; balances. 1862. OJ9. Bos-
ton--Exchsnses. $40. 4o2 1872: balances S1.116-
o01. adephia-Exchanges. S6,447,175; bal
ances S1.472.571 Baltimore ST.
o10.24I balances $3.50, C82
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cai rate in
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WALL STREET AVID EXCHANGES.
OUTSIDE SECURITIEs.-Ma Market dull and
steady Standard OF closed nj 423d i24 against
42O0 421IA on Saturday. Last prices Of other
prominen; issues were. Brooklyn Elevated. new
stock. 2JN2G: preferred. j7Q59: Brooklyn City
Railroad. 2l3iha2l5 Standard Gas common.
14OM AZ: preferred. 157N 1862; Mutual Gas. 3.i0@
$40: New-Amsterdam Gas. common. 3lhm3l's
preferred. 75hG1G
BANK OF SPAIN STATEMFNT-The week
" statement OF the Bank 81 Spain shows the
following changes: Gold hand increased
| $4,000 pesetas; silver on hand decreased
I .421 900 pcsetas: notes ir circulation decreased
1870 600 pesctas.
EASTBOUND SHIPMENTS. -Eastbound ship.
ments from Chicago last week amounted to
II ,2SS tons. agans, 4J.11S tons the week pre-
vious and $500 tons las, year The Erie led with
Z ,035 tons Other lines carried Michigan Central
1894: Wabash 42O1: Pan Handle" CAST: Fort
Wayne 5.462; Baltimore and Ohio go: Grand
Trunk 4aJO; Nickel Plate" 4.5O3: Lake Shore
1918: big Four" !. 9l6 tons
ATCHISON'S PROSPECTS-It is said on
good authority that the forthcoming annual re-
port OF the Atchlson comy any will show a con-
siderable surplus after all charges, and that
dividend Will be paid on the preferred stock
Trading in the preferred stock was heavy yes
terday.
c. II. COSTER'S RETURN.-Charles II. Cos
ter Of the banking house OF j. PIerpont Morgan
has just returned from trip abroad.
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MONEY! AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call. llaa2 per
cent. with exceptions at Ia per cent Time
money. 2N per cent for sixty days. per cent
70, thee months. 3 per cent for four months
arc -. per cent for SIX months. Commercial
papec ra,es were 3AG3% per cen, for the best
names fer all periods. and above for names not
50 well known
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Market slightly
hrmer., Actual closing rates were:
Cables Sgnt sixty
Sterling. 4s6t &SIdiSSI sSt1@Stx
Franes 51sti-16 3 co95 ia', -lG ~ 1851 ii6
Rmsrks.. 3JN .JhY933.S 90 lGgath
ou.lders.. 20 f0'.diVS-iG 4Ol -l6T401t
Following ar. the posted rates OF the leading
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Aug. 1.-THE market FOR American
securities advanced at the opening and remained
steady all dly. the bulls operating steadily
The closing tone was steady and tho demand
moderate Las, prices were: AtchiSpn. IN :.
Canadian Paci@c. sG;i: s.. Paul. lT9ia. Illinois
Contra. 112: Louisvil,. ',,'s, Mexican Central
rev Is. 81: Ncw-Yorl; Central. 12.i3: Erie
14ss. Pennsylvania Gli9: Reading. ?iY. Erie
first preferred. 3si1. Mexican ordinarr. 20. and
Grand Trunk. ~
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STOCK MARKET BUOYANT.
ADVANCE IN PRICES
ST. PAUL TOUCHES 100 AND BURLINGTON
1iG-BONDS ACTIVE.

Closing prices yesterday ~ the principal ac
tive securities ard he. changes from SATURDAY
quotations were as foi!>ws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron W.

~
SINKING FUND NOTICE Ia,
Sealed proposals will be received up J." r~ust COM
September 90 T. NJ. by the GUARANTY l,e, "a Il
pany G5 Cedar Street. New York CITY for the ned
Trustee n price exceed 100 ana ~ this
teres OF sufficient LIST Mtge. per cent poh.s
company the Of Twenty seven nous cents
hundred and sxty-nine Dollars and nny adj
tso1 100 80 Proposals should be In sealed raorsd
dressed the Guaranty Trust Company, ana nruud"
Jefferson and Clarified Coal and Iron Co Snkns .aer
GEO. H. CLCNE. Tres''
Rochester, n. Y. August IS. 1898
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san Francisco INNING STOCKS
CHICAGO STOCKS s.

Stocks steady.
Saturday t. day Saiurfav 4ol1F
rt.r,i, con, r7. 80. North chicago 2i2', 2'"'-
s. pref. ...... 0>ir ~ stamford 80 -
Diamond Match 40 lW's West 'hichs'.'-r 90 ""s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
TIE FEDERAL TREASI Rl.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT.-The daiiv
washington statement. covering actual results
Of two days ago. compared with the last pre-
codinc statement, gives the following balances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
Anrtion 5alcs- financial.
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LOUIS NESIER. AuctiOneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN II. FULLER & son,
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 18TH.

a. 10 80 o. clock Al y Y Real Estate Salesroo@s
No III Broaiway
dor account Of whom II may concernD o,,
s. AS CITY or santa Rosa. cal, D. Water bds sS~
81 600 Pennsylvania Co "A D. c Regst 3D., i92l
II shs Franklin National Bark
o5D shs Goshen 4 peckertown Il. X. Co.
=. shs. Mount Morris Bank.
shs Camden Thread CO.
Is shs Central National Bank
) chs National Park Bank. a..
So 900 Chicago * Eastern Illinois h h Ten 'on' ~
%, Reg Bonds. 1887 -.
5000 New York Biscuit TO. lst Mtse. 81 Gold boh"'
1911. 49,, L.
SIS ono chic burlington Northern r. r. LIST M'se ."
BIDS 1926
100 shs Toledo * Ohio Central r. X.
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Saes. S464.JOO Is
(when issued at 1JjQ 1O5l.. Final quotations
follow:
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