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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
Eastman Bros. g Bancroft.
BRUNSWICK.

Peieg Chandler OF Boston, who was a
member OF the GLASS OF 1909, b. II. s.,
last year, is attending the University
school at Portland, at which school also
are Charles and Miss Cecil, children OF
Prof. W. A. Houghton.
Jamea M Chandler xho formarlv ha-
ZOO
iohseu 20 q. H. o., i9oo, leie iast week
for California. where he will be men,
her of a school which makes a speciaIty
80 o,,,oox ne 10 hon.. 80 49,. po.-
W
aoin year aIter next.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
MORRILLS.

The North Deering Congregational
parish will hold meeting Monday oven
ing to decide upon a plan for the new
church. Other matters OF Importance
are also to be considered.
This pupils of the Deering High school
will give an entertainment In Crosby
hall, Wednesday evening, October IL. for
the benefit OF the school room decoration
fund. The sum or $135 was cleared from
lecture last spring and has been in
vested In pictures and the students now
desire to make an addition to their al
ready line collection of pictues.
The High school Breccia, pu bllshed In
the interests of the students of the Deer
ing High school is to be managed by the
following board of editors as announced
by Principal Marvin: Editor-in-chief,
Miss Ethel wescott. 100; fiction editor,
Ethel b. Sparrow. 1890; business editors.
Timothy Scanlon. 1900, Forrest Il. Baker,
1900; subscription editor, Roger Wilcox,
1900; exchange editors. Francis H.
Thayer. 1900, Lucille b. Goddard. 1900;
personal editors, Ethel ". Leighton. 1900.
Harry N. jacobson. 1900; local editors.
dadassa L. Goodwin, 1900; athletics, Ar
thur W. Jordan, 1900; associate editors.
Mabel Files, 1900. Ethel L. Higgins. 1900,
Laura s. Willis. 1900. Edith H. Weston,
1901, Katherine t. Feeney, 1901. Abby
Harris, 1901, George II. May, 1901, Jennie
Austin. 1902, John W. Kellers, 1909,
Henry P. Chapman, 1902, Maria q. Hus-
sey. 1908. Clifton III. Foss. 1908.
The Ladies' Circle of All Souls U niver.
salist society win hold supper and
social in the yestry Of the church Friday
,, evening, October 6.
Two rooms are being fitted up at the
Deering High school building one to b.
used by the French department. and ths
other as class room. Three extra teach,
| ers nave entered the school this fail
Forty recitations q day are held this year
as compared with twenty year ago.
A movement has been started 10 secur,
funds for the purchase OF books for re-
ference library At the High school build
ing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
PORTLAND AND ROCHESTER,
The Directors Report On the Years
Business and the Proposed Console
tdation.

The annual report of the directors Of
the Portland g. Rochester railroad has
been made public. The financial state
ment shows gross transportation earn
ings Of s266. o4i. %. operating expenses of
sell, 232.19, leaving net transportation
earnings or S54, S09.01. Other income
brings the total earnings to s5s, 90.
Dividends have been declared aggrsgat-
ing SIS, 524.22. After the payment OF div
idends, taxes and interest thers was a
balance of S15,775.l3. This was carried
to the following accounts: Injury fund
$500; Back Bay land impro sement. $40 0;
profit and loss, sT75.13 The earnings
show an increase of So, s2i.2s. The gain
in tonnage carried has been 35,0S1 tons.
The number of passengers carried shows
a gain of 4037.
The report says: From the fact that
the Boston a. Maine railroad already
owned s dve-sixths of the stock of the
PorJIanu o. nUvi4estoI raiirssd, and your
directors being aware that the Boston &
Maine would purchase the minority inter-
est In the Portland s. Rochester, by ex-
change of one share of the common stock
Of the Boston & Maine railroad, foi one
share of stock of the Portland u Roches-
ter railroad, were of the opinion that they
would be serving the best interest of the
stockholders by submitting proposal to
the Boston & Maine railroad for union
of the two corporations on the above
terms, and II contaminated, would not
be detrimental to public interests.
The report goes on to relate how the
transaction was ratified by vote of the d.
rectors and In accordance with their vote
a special meeting Of the stockholders will
be held on Wednesday, October 4th at 9.45
a. m, to approve the terms of the agree
ment.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
SOUTH PORTLAND.

Miss Alice Meia of South Portland is
enjoying a well-earned vacation.
Among the members of the Portland
Ladies' orchestra just organized in Port.
land are Miss Isabelle Skinner, Miss
Daisy Spear, Miss Lizzie Willard and Miss
Leila Broughton of South Portland.
Frank w. Richardson, who was burned
out ON Stanford street, has moved his
stock TO she building owned by W. T..
Spear at the head of Ferry wharf.
Commodore Preble council, No. 81, U
o. A. NJ, gave a clam supper to ths
memh ers of George Washington council
of Portland last Friday evening at their
hall Ia South Portland. The council,
composed of young men. is in a most
tiourishlng con dition and received 80
into mem bership during the last quarter.
In the near future State Councillor Nc
Intyre of Salem is expected to be guest
of the council. Special Invitations will
be issued and there will be an entertain
ment and supper.
James Gettings of South Portland will
move his family to Freeport the first Of
the week, having purchased a farm st
that place.
Mrs. j. K. Spencer, who has been visit
ing her parents-at Fairfield for two weeks
past. has returned to her home in South
Portland.
A teachers meeting was held Saturday
afternoon In Knightville at p. m.
Mics Rowe. Miss Hutchins and Miss La
mont gave exhibitions of methods and the
proceedings were Of great interest
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
McKenney,
Manufacturing Jeweler,
MONUMENT SQUARE,

TPrayers TUESDAY at 1890 a. m. at the resi-
dencc OF Mrs. Il. s. Nelson. No. 10 Prospect
street. Funeral services Wednesday at p. m.
at Sebago.
In this city, Sept "a. infant son of James and
Sarah Gillespie.
In Brooksville. Sept 1S, Mrs. Sarah l.. Doug
lass aged II years.
In. Bucksport. Sept IL. Henry Simpson. aged
rs years.
In BrooklIn. Sept. II, David S. Reddy. aged
81 years.
IN Waldoboro, Sept. Is. Mrs. Catherine f.
Wallace AGED 90 years; 18th, Robert Dreamer,
In South Nswburg. Sept. 10. George E. Dean
of Bangor, aged AZ.
In EddIngton, Sept. 10. ELIJAH B. circuit
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
Dress Goods.

All the Black and Colored Dress
Goods are in what is known as the
Brown street store, at the rear of the
main store on the right as you enter,
beyond the office.
There is much better light and bet
ter chance for displaying goods. We
have largely increased our stock of
both Black and eolored Goods We
think you will be better pleased than
ever with the assortment.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
MARRIAGES.

In this city, Sept. 70, by Rev. Samuel Worces-
ter, Malcolm c. Mcdonald and Miss Alice,
daughter of DIR. S. L. Sylvester all of Portland.
mo cards.1
In Bath. Sept 20, Gardiner L. Crockett and
Miss Lena PerO.
In Hermon, Sept. I6. S. NJ. wenber of Her.
mon and Miss AnnIe K. Gordon OF Bangor.
In Garland. Sept. II, Harry u. Pullen of Dex-
ter and Miss Grace A. Reed OF Garland
In Washington, Sept. 10. George ID. Turner Of
Washing on and Miss Lizzie Harmon OF l. berry.
In Rockland. Sept. 8. James A. West of Ire
mont and Miss Matilda Bradford OF Rockland.
In South Somerville. Sept. 10, w. Z. Dennison
and Miss Lottie M. Sprague. both of Washington.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25

Through the enterprise of Mfr. Thomas
Beeoham, proprietor of the world re-
nowned Beecham's Pills, photo-folios OF
public buildings, natural scenery. etc. OF
the british Isles may now be obtained
for the nominal price Of i've cents from
the International News Co., Duane
street. New York City.
70 those who have not visited the
places of historic interest which are por.
trsyed In thess books. the photographs
viii be OF extreme interest; England,
Scotland. Ireland and Wales have all re-
ceived their attention at Mr.. ReeehAm's
hands, and the book. win prove very in,
teresting and Instructive.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
FOR THE STATE BOARD OF TRADE

FOR THE STATE BOARD OF TRADE
Following is the complete list of dele
gates that win represent the Portland
Board at the annual meeting of the State
Board of Trade to convene at Bangor on
Tuesday morning next at half past ten
O'Clock: Frederick e. Boothby, Il. S.
Melcher, Edward b. Winslow, Charles
II. Libby, zsnas Thompson, Joseph H.
Short, Fred &. Richards, VIM. H. Gray,
CIV. L. Cooling, Aurellus S. Kinds, VIM.
II. Scott, Adam p. leighton, A. ID.
Smith, Charles d. Randall, NJ. N. Rich.
Most Of the Portland delegation will
leave on the IL o'clock Bar Harbor ex-
press Monday night that being the last
arrival at Bangor in season to attend the
meeting.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
THE CITY FATHERS.


The city council win be called together
Tuesday evening 10 consider the electric
lighting contract. Mayor Robinson is
sued the call for this meeting Saturday
afternoon. The order which was passed
BY the council Mt the last meeting win
come before the aldermen. This is the
order providing for . subdivision Of the
flve-year bid OF the Portland com any.
and is as follows,
Ordered. That tho joint standing COM
mittse ON lights be and IL is hereby In
struoted to make contract for term of
five years between the city of Por tland
and the Portland Electric Light conipa-
ny for lighting the streets, parks. squares
and buildings Of the CITY Of Portland, by
electricity. in acoordanoe with the re-
quiremsnts OF n joint order passed In
concurrence by both branches Of the City
Council, August IA, 1899, In so far as said
order relates to electric lights. The said
contract to be drawn by the city solicit
tor upon the following terms, to wit:
The Portland Electric Light company
shall furnish and install complete not
less thaE $50 1900 candle power arc lights,
and suoh number of 65 candle power or
30 candle power incandescent lights as the
city may require. All on the basis OF
gross and ultimate cost for a term Of i've
years, as follows:
1900 candle power arc lights at s306 each
for full term OF five years.
65 candle power incandescent electric
lights at Sl44 each for full term OF i've
years.
80 candle power incandescent electric
lights at $50 each for fun term of i've
years.
With any additional electric lights re-
CURED at the same proportiorate rates.
All other electric current required by the
city to be supplied at tine rate OF four and
watts.
The amoant to be paid ty the city to be
subdivided as follows;
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
Hosiery.

The ladies' and children's Hosiery
Department, formerly in the rear of
the corner store now occupies the
space in front of that store vacated by
the White Goods.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
Cotton Dress Goods.
White FIanneIS.

Just beyond the Ribbon stock will
be a new Department for everything
in fine Cotton Dress Goods, such as
Colored Lawns, DimitieS, Piques,
Scotch GinghamS, etc.
Beyond these, next to the archway,
will be the White FlannelS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
Dress Innings.

The Department of Innings which
is so important days will be
given increased space in the lower
end of the main store on the right
in the place where formerly were the
Colored Dress Goods.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
White Goods.

All the White Goods SUI oh as Lawns,
.Nainsooks, Musiins, Embroideries and
Aprons which were formerly in the
corner store near the Glove department
are now in the rear of the main store
in the space formerly occupied by the
Black Dress Goods.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
Buttons, Small Wares.

Buttons and Braids and all Dress
findings and all the little things
known as Notions and Small Wares
will be amply Accommodated in the
place vacated by the Lining Depart
ment, on the left of the main store
near the elevator.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
ANOTHER INCRNDIAkY FIRE AT
ELLSWORTH.

Ellsworth, September a4.-There was an
incendiary fire here late last night, yet
but little damage was done. Inc fire
bug was seen near the scene of his
operations, but succeeded In making his
ssoape.e There have been several fires
in the oity. during the past six months
and they are attributed to the work OF an
inc lndinry.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
Handkerchiefs.
The Handkerchief stock will occupy
the corner of the main store at the
foot of the stairs where you have for
merly found the Buttons, etc.
The Basement Department.
Domestic and WOOIeDS.

We have converted the front half of
our Main basement into light, COM
mo1ious and airy sales room, and be-
ginning with Wednesday morning you
will find there the following goods.
COTTONS
PRINTS
PERCALES
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS
OUTING FLANNELS
WOOLENS
COLORED FLANNELS
BLANKETS AND SPREADS
And other goods which come under
the general heads of DomeSticS and
WooIenS.
The stairs to the basement are at the
front of the main store on the left,
There are just 10 easy steps and
you will find them penny-SaverS
every time you use them.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
Speaking Of Eyes.

This Is the way we do our
Optical business. We guarantee
"A perfect fit or refund the
money. we do All kinds of
Eye glass and Spectacle ssepair-
ing while you wait We can
make YOU any kind of % Iense in
n few hours. We have the
largest stock of Optical Goods
In the city. We can give YOU
any price glass you want. and
we Will not charge yOm $1,000
for a $500 pair OF glasses.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
HAS A GUIDES LIoENsE

''ieneral Charles P. Msttooks of Port
land. has made application for guides
license" said Commissioner Carleton,
Friday" and 1t has been granted him.
Hon. Albert A. Burleigh, the president
of the Bangor s. Aroostook RAILROAD.
has also been granted guides license
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
Linens.

The Linen Department will find
permanent quarters in the rear of the
middle store, just through the first
archway to the right Of the main
entrance. 1a
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
FRANK P. MCKINNEY,
opt1C1an,
MoNUM EMIT SQUARE.
5tthorSthp
CORRECTION.

BY somebody's error the J. r. Libby
Company's opening OF garments and suits
for women was advertised in one of the
Saturday evening papers to be Monday,
September 25th. 1t should read Wednes-
day, September 9th. See their ADVERTISE
ment in another column Of this paper.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
TEN EYCK AND NORRIS.

Halifax, N. s.. September a3.-Ths
Ten Eyck- Norris boat race was postponed
from today until Monday ON acoouns OF
rough water.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
Ribbons.

Just to the right of the main en-
trance we shall open Wednesday a
completely stocked Ribbon Depart
ment. This will be practically new
line of goods for us. By the variety
and quality Of the stock and the low
prices we intend to make this the
place where you will most naturally
come for Ribbons.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25

We everybody OF Wednesday,
We
Everything will be ready Wednesday all
and will
o tvothN lconrg
Following
ok one.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
BY SPECIAL REQUEST,
mrs. DR.. FRANCES h. DREW,


Americas most eminent Lecturer, and Prac-
teal Educator of Women, win give TWO Free
her life size charts, TO ladies only. at \. M. G.
A. Hall, Congress Square, Portland, Me.
First Lecture, Monday Evening, Sept.
a5th, at s.45 O'Clock.
Subject;
BUILDING THE HUMAN TEMPLE.
second Lecture, Tuesday Afternoon,
Sept. &c, at 3 O'Clock sharp.
Subjects
MOTHER THE LIGHT of the HOME.
DIR. Drew has devoted over twenty-five years
physicians in this country. She is highly en-
dorsed by the press and profession, and Is a
registered physician. She has proven great
success throughout the United States and
abroad, where she has lectured to crowded
houses. Her subjects are new highly interest
ing. and of vital Importance to women. Every
lady in Portland, Daering. and vicinity IS cor,
daily Invited, and should make special effort
10 attend, as much Will be gained by the ideas
advanced by DIR. Drew.
NO ADMISSION FEE.
NO COLLECTION.
Mrs. DR.. Drew and her able assistant. Mrs
N. Bodwell Wright, will be at The baker
House, 5a7-A Congress ST., Portland
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, from o "a. m. TO o p. M, and
Saturday from D n. m. until noon, and
receive all ladies' who wish to interview them
DR.. Drew's home ONCE is, and has been fol
years, al 81 Central St., Central Block, Lowell
Mass. Ladie wishing TO correspond with hei
may do so, as all letters receive prompt atten
ton. DR.. Drew's book on the laws of health
will be furnished upon application, free O.
charge
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
DEATHS.

In this city, Sept. "a. Joanna H.. widow OF
Colman Brown OF Sebago, aged ~ years, mos,
4 days.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25

lights at 8 so. 90
Second year. 1900 candle power arc
lights at 66.40
Third year. 1900 candle power arc
lights ut &C. 90
Fourth year. laOo candle power arc
lights ut $500
Fifth year. 1900 candle power arc
lights at 500
-
Total for five years, $306. 90
which is a yearly average OF $61.c0 for
1900 candle power arc lights net per
proposal for q term Of five years.
Any excess over and above the before
named number of lights or other kind Of
lighting, whether by meter or otherwise,
should DO on the sar1e relative basis as
applied TO prices and terms hereinbeIore
enumerated. One fifth of the gross con-
tract or such proportion thereof AS shall
apply annually TO the provisions aud con-
uition of the contract shall be charged
to the general appropriations for lights
and lighting when made.
The city reserves the right to cancel this
contract OF the end Of one year and also
tract without increase of the gross and
ultimate costs herein named, for an ad-
ditional term of i've years from the termi-
nation of the original five years contract
The Portland Electric Light company
shall as further condition, continue the
same bond which now applies to its rights
andsprivileges already granted which Is
the payment Of $40, 900 In cash to the city
treasury and the forfeiture of it's entire
pole rights to the city or other sureties
IL required,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
|C0rsHts.

The Corset Department, for long
time cramped into corner now
stretches across nearly the whole
end or the corner core.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-25
A JEW ELRY
FACTORY.

We have the only Jewelry Factory
in Maine in connection with first
class jewelry store. We can make
you any special article you wish. We
can make you first class Wedding
Ring in IA or is KIT. gold in 30
minutes.
We make all kinds of Diamond
Settings, aud if you have stone you
prize we can set it for you. We have
all kinds of stones--Diamonds, Opals,
Pearls, Rubys, Emeralds. Gafnets
and all other precious stones. We
carry large stock of Diamonds
bought direct from the importers and
can save you 20 per cent. We have
the largest stock of loose stones and
can show you any kind of stone.
We can make your old jewelry look
like new and do the best of repairing.
We do all kinds of Spectacle and Eye
Glass repairing while you wait. Our
work is far superior to all others as
we have all the modern tools and
methods.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-23
TELEGRAPHIC.


POINT LOBOS. June %, 10 p m-Weather
hazy; wind west; velocity u miles.
CHARTERS,
The ] D Spreckels loads mdse for Mahukona:
Ruth mdse, for Kihei.
SPOKEN.
June l. lat 50 N Ion y W-Br ship Posedon,
from Oregon. for Queenstown.
May IA. lat " Ion % W-Fr bark MahoE,
from Swansea, for San Francisco.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MENDOCINO-SaiIed June 22-Stmr Point
Arena. for San Francisco.
CASPAR-Arrived June 22-Stmr Tillamook.
from Eureka
Arniral Troude, from Newcastle, Aus, for San
VENTGRA-Arrived June 22-stmr George
Sailed June 22-Stmr George Loomis. for San
Francisco.
NEAH BAY-Passed June 22-Nor stmr Siam,
from Nanaimo for san Francisco.
SANTA BARBARA-Sailed June 22-Schr An
PORT los ANGELES Sailed June 22-stmr
Mineoa, for Nanaimo.
COOS BAY-saiIed June 22-stmr Empire. for
EUREKA~Arrived June 22-stmr weeott.
hence June 20; schr G Wall, hence June S;
schr Helen IIimball hence June l6.
Sailed June 22-Schr Bertha Dolbeer, for -:
schr Alice. for -; schr Fortuna, for San
ASTORIA-sailed June 22-Stmr State of
California, for San Francisco.
FOREIGN PORTS.
NANAIMO-Safled June 21-Nor stmr Siam,
QuEENSTOWN-A June 21-Br ship
Merioneth. from Oregon Br ship Miltonburn,
hence Feb ..
FALMOUTH - Arrived June 22-Ger ship
Schiffbek, from Tacoma.
SANTA ROSA LIA-Arrived June s-Br ship
Comliebank, from Cardiff June 13-Br ship
Ben Dearg. from Cardiff. June 14-Br bark
Haytor, from Hamburg.
In port-Fr stmr Admiral Banda, for Eu-
rope.
GUAYMAs-Arrived June L. at 10 ? nl-Stmr
Curacao: sails at IN for usual Mexican
wayports and Topolobampo and Asuncion Bay.
the officially declared port of the Sierra Pin
tada goldiied
PRAWLE POINT-Passed June 21-Br ship
Port Elgn from Tacoma, for Queenstown;
Ital shin Salvatore Ciampa, from HAMBURG
for San Francisco.
LUNDY ISLAND-Passed June 21-Br SHY
Lord Cairns from Swansea. for San Francisco.
KINSALE-Passed June 21-Br ship Balasore,
from Oregon. for Queenstown.
NEWCHANCi-Arrived June T-Schr Lyman
d Foster, from Port Gamble.
MANILA-Sailed June 22-U stmr Relief,
for San Francisco.
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMERS.
LIVERPOOL-Arrived June 22-Stmr Teu-
LoNNDoN-sailed June 22-stmr Nenominee.
for New York.
ROTTERDAM-Saile June 22-Stmr Spaarn-
dam for New York, via BoulOgne
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-23
COMMERCIAL WORLD

siderable activity on the decline and more
appearance of liquidation by tired holders than
has been apparent before this week. The late
selling movement based on approximations
expressed by the bears of very heavy exports
OF gold on Saturday. some OF the estimates
ranging as high as $40 600 600, though the only
announcement was the engagement of 81. 000,
600 As matter of fact. the. rate for sterling
exchange eased off Il for sight bills. the rate
Tor money in London showed easier tend
ency and the relaxation of the strained poll
teal situation in France relieved apprehension
Of drain upon this country's gold reserve.
The market closed firm at the rally caused by
covering of shorts.
There were two yielding spots in the bond
market, but prices were generally firm
moderate volume of business. Total sales, par
value. sl,925. 00o.
United States new fours and the old fours
coupon declined a. and the threes registered IA
in the bid price
The total sales of stocks to-day amounted to
&S4 GOO shares. including: American Steel. 81,
300; American Sugar. 4s.600 Anaconda, 5l00
Atchison preferred, $500 Brooklyn Transit a..
100; Burlington, HOO; Continental Tobacco
p 100: Federal Steel, 81. 900; Federal Steel pre-
ferred. 3Go0; Manhattan, 1900; Northern Pacific
5000 Peoples Gas. $500; Reading first preferred
l0Soo: st. Paul, 1880; Union Pacific. 1900;
American Spirits, 1000: Baltimore and Ohio pre-
ferred, 3503: e. c. {. & st Louis. 30C0: G.
s. P. NJ. & S NJ, 300. New York Central
$500; Ontario. 5000; Pennsylvania 300; T. G
& L, 1900; United States Rubber, 5000.