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The Columbus journal., 1901-07-10


the curhInz. D. Schupoach's store. No
damage that we learned Of
On tns evening o. tne Fourth a
dynamite cracker vas exploded a. the
north end Of the stand a. tas park.
where the band we're playing. putting
out sxo OF the electric h9nrs. and ca1s-
ing the Temporary deafness Of Burt Gal-
ley, one Of the members Of the band
Little Esther, daughter Of NJ. and
NrA D. Il Newman suffered q painful
sceidear Monday ot Last week A ~In-
dow fell On the closed fingers of the LET:
hand. and the sash vas % fastened
down that the WINDOW mad % De broken
and nsa pred out before the hand VA
recessed
-Thefe l. no longer a excuse fol
anyone 70 endure the torture InficseI
by pilas vnsn TARLER'S BUCKEYE
PILE OINTMENT 1Il cure them q
remedy % moderare u price and %
elective. Pnce 81 cents u bottles
Tubs, . cents- A. HsinE and Poi
lock 4 Co.
-Wsdnss1ay iAsr . ire - J. Il
Cr.un'a. five miles north OF the CITY. des
sroysd ahsds amounting IN value 70 500
Cas13e and horlns we're taken out ouiy
tn minutes before the fire. The fire
alarm to nei2nbors vas gwen BY mean.
Of the fzrm-6alL and brought some
thrt! 10 the rescne-
William Grayee. Who has recenri,
made . t1p N northern Kansas ana
southern Nebraska ssys tha. wheat
especially winter what looks very fine
One mac mentioned had threahei "a,
crop On @ aH1a. giying 3 bnshels Z
tis aaa. tie WHIST tsst1ng g pounds 9,
] IL DaBHzDd banal.
The Columbus journal., 1901-07-10

Mrs Nark.rira Smith died Saturday
morning q: ia the funeral taxing place
NoudAy afssEnooc - 2 O'Clock ., the
German Lasherzn barylnz ground 90
Snail ezosk. followed by The nsuorizI
services q ths ennrch. Rev Graneuhorss
o6aaslnR. Arx. Smith - born Il
SvirRfiaod, cane 70 Ansriea u Is1f
hvins af PAii.deSphiA Pa. one year,
ther moving 70 WDconsln. vhere sne
hved svsasy-svo ysas; after the death
of hsr hnshand vaieh oscnrred u July.
lSs9, she came 70 Pissse county. Ne
braakz. md has bved Vith her 500 Adam
ever siaoe. She I'D beeo siiinz for i've
weeks bsfme her dsash. The last three
bsine euaAnsd To hsr hsd Had sae
hvod tiH IL 16sh of this noosn- ane
v0uid hg1o naehnd hR Sch hxshdBy
The Columbus journal., 1901-07-10

1t v Necessary - be pretty knowing
these days, there ara 20 nAlv smart
Alexis u the vorid Al Tekanah tie
other day. young ma1- accompanied oy
MA osst ma1- vent 70 the court nouse
for . marriage license, and . clerk de-
nanded o; him naaith earsi6cars. The
groom essct sxprsned surprss AZ the
demand. but coa1soteG % seeompany
the best mAn 70 Q doctors of6ee. where
stter . complete examinauoc- he ~
told tnas the esrsi6cate required under
the law palsd by the iass ieglaia,urs
could not BE- given him However. ate,
some talk the doctor asreei for so &c
Mue the eeFsI6csta. The mArziASe "a
solsmnixsd On time, but the best MAJ.
the clerk md the doctor are uneasy a. &C
wa, may happen ras0-
The Columbus journal., 1901-07-10
The Sshe,sirs Cr~amry eomnany

The Sohe1akz CruamRy COMPANY
nave iisd Hsic30 Of incorporation Il
Lincoln. and nave let the con.r.ct for
the building. which vii be erscrsi .,
Omana. and VII De 66xlE feet. two
stores and hassmscr- and probably the
lsrness and most mo6akn Of sia drc U
the state. to cost not les than S1iM.
+. y. Ssevon1nn u u OmanA anG VII be
ksp, there constantly looking after the
interests Of the COMPANY. The Steven
SOC tamii! IN sbou. six weeks. xilI move
20 Guiana. vhsre they sill MAKE their
nome.
The Columbus journal., 1901-07-10
From EIs11praid. Gsocxa u,

From Fitzssraid. GsocxiA under
dass Of Juns 10, 4 Il Jsnnines writes
,ha: work On thGr cotton MIL il going
On and the tvsnfy cottages are nearly
6niaAsd- SezsUbary shipping u done.
tho1eh thy ars not al sons; plums and
peaches sz~ bsin9 shiPpsd; next vii
come maioas md sraPsa. md BY the
middle Of August v<UM hagin planting
Irian posasoA Il sssns - thoagh this
country kssqs o. planting or harvesting
al the time. q ve VII % planting
sar6sns IN Sspssmher md October.
The Columbus journal., 1901-07-10
ChaDla1u 1cCa6e Coming

Banoo Charles NcCaoe. oGe OF the
most noted cITires OF tins county, VII
denver hls famous lecture The Bnxr-
Slde Of LIBBY pnsor. u me Columbus
opafa house. FRIDAY eve. July E.h 4
small ai1ission tee ot . eecss VII De
charged l. Il rarely tna- ANAL toEr
cau SECURE the services OF raIs man,
though large sum. az 0fferesi Cor bis
lec.1re- Ba- me B4shop Is E-a.nstoCs!y
1vIaS tss days OF DIS oasy he - rEs
needy churches ot Nebraska The
Methodist peopIs are tJr-anaEe Il get
u1- rals rsnsly s-slsIacc-- The p--spi-
OF Columbus AMI vIc.a9Ey saoU.1 sa0x
rnsic appreciation u ms sMicsas nan
snG Als famous lectare- The BIslop ms
oser delivering -nis lecture Il al parts
Of me world for over rIen-y-6ve years
yst ne u ever cnarx1.S me lecturs Dy
AIilssocs - recent sve1Ls- b. als scH-liy
patriotism aoouncIng srinusaasu aaG
cnlldilks se1der1eas. Ezsnop NcEaor
always capuyasss the people
OssooloSay. tae Dka9t0 Science
Il - nsa1s Of curing ilseases. With
o0c me ase Of drugs CT the knife. oy
using tns hands % remove azv pressure
O. me nerves. a-tef,ss arG veins. % thar
the circulation Of the nRids and gases OF
-ne body xll be restored 20 a carnai
cocd1rlon- l. u basel oc a xro.ieC-e
OF cne anatomy, physsoioGy aIG chem
istry Of rns sn1ar o0dy. OsreCosray
cnres al crrahls diseases
The sCSoe6<0fy rreatTant carrs eGrvs-
r1res ard al aocoru iIII.e- OF the soGue.
gn@c n. other methods fail This j.vire
- something neE, anf - .oald De glad
+ ~ have Inose Eso aa.- spinal troubles
call arG investigate rni= r-S rreAruen.
7 Consairzrloc and examination f-e~
G. p NKHs. u. o.
MILE n Mex. D D
Ofhce--Nrs. Ner-Ilfs resIsieccs c.
T iunbas. Nebraska Il
The Columbus journal., 1901-07-10

-ChiidEsn oftan cry. nos from pain.
but from hang1r. aiihooeh I'D abund-
antiy. Ths trouble arin0 frum mani
tioe; thair tnod u not a0inlassi. bat
dssoursd By vormA A tsv dosss OF
WHITES CREAM vERHFC6E VII
destroy tAe voe0a. Vhon tie childrou
VII h.gin 70 thrive q onee. Prics S
esntA A. Hlnfx and Pollock 4 Co.
The Columbus journal., 1901-07-10

-E1essstlon has osen begun for the
nev $500 nladenes Of O. z. Grsan
Postmaster Wake u hai2dlnS Q S1.5OC
hose An Sysar Old son Of Samuel
Psssfsnn Of Woodyilis vas thrown from
cart On Thursday iasc and recezvsd
severe injurias toR which q: thus WIT
ing it sosms doubtful If ne rscoveex
HIS foot csaaA. N the xnsei and be v.s
dragged some distance breaking his leg.
shoulder and jsv. He vss taken - the
Coiumbus hospital for trsarmeat.-
Genoa LAn6er.
The Columbus journal., 1901-07-10

The proprietor Of the Telegram u
determined 70 make the plant worthy OF
the city. Much Of the n.1srlA vhicn
had bss1 IN uss tor yssrs has bsen DIS
posed Of fhe Campbell newspaper
pres, couparsrveiy nsv. has bsen sold
70 NJ. Doaivan Of XaG3isoc, and tins
week Q nev Babcock Standard u 20 oe
piaesd IN the crick building On Neoraskz
Avenns. recsntiy purchased . me future
home for the Telegram and a new
T-horse-pover e.soline en<ine u % be
used for motive power. When settled
u the nev place. the Telegram Argus
and Bsece viii De within fev feet OF
each other oa the vest SIDE of the block.
WITH the Times ou the east SIDE: al OF
them doing their newspaper prsss-vork
AZ the Telegram
The Columbus journal., 1901-07-10


Becher, Hocxenber9er 4 Chambers,
rsal estate ASenrs- report me following
.eal estate transfers lied u the ot8ce Of
the county CLERK since our last report:
p Z Jones - Emil kouArsx-
lot c. bI !. Snirn add - Col 3 80 o.
And 3atlnsr - Joan Ba.Lnsr,
vsv r4.3 3.G-- .G D.
w II Eooerrsoc 70 Martin No
san. .ve aI-s3s, vt 2+S %
H Nur1ock 20 " z Weaver,
lot 3. bl C BecKers sub. Col I.0 "a
Patrick Ducey 20 Wu Losxe.
vse SI3-:x, Ej----------- 3ls9 "a
J N Drneen 20 c & Sheidor,
15S acres II SbI.I= 6+s) y
Caas D1neen sc a. 70 J n d.
neer- 9cd- SANE u
Chas Reznks % Rosa EsenaAa-
er. - .oes :. $ "a Ii, Col &c I'D -
J W FaHbie - Anna Arcner,
lots 3. 1. Il l6G- Col I'D - q
E A Henri e. q. 20 CXGrusn-
tnar, pc lot l. d Il p c 4cd 30 D
q RAaatz- mayor. 70 Geo ber-
ney. lot 3. b 213, Col 9cG l. q
Lena II Eivards 70 D P Ma
honey, Iots 3 4. bl :, Pi Cvd loS D
e HocHe1ner1er % Alice
II Geer. lot 2. d q. Becasr
Place 80 o
Same 70 Anna Fox lot l. 81 II.
Becoer Place. 90 ---------- - q
e GAiiIgac u Anton Loefser.
Esx I95l3F. xt 24-5 q
julius 10th 70 Gsrna-c: Loseks.
"a 10 acS ux So lI-IaI- i:G u
Total $>scs,r: n,
The Columbus journal., 1901-07-10

We hsve dscidsd 70 continue sivina
. han0snns rug With svsry carpss bought
trun u. amounting to SIS or ovsr. No
charge Tor laying enEpse Vsviu allow
you . good peies tor your old carpet IN
exchange tor . ~ onA We earry the
newest patterns Of earpsss and hnoisnms
ss al tmaa Best PLAIN window snadas
compisss q &c. Sash eursaln rods ss
&c sach- The Fsr, Elsvsnth srr.ss.
The Columbus journal., 1901-07-10

The 6sasry snow Sarurda. vAs q
decided success To the doss. q me
SNOW ~ originally. hsse bssn addsi
elephants. poaiss and moakeys. which.
with q good bcn1 hand maze q comb
nation that u very pisaang 10 the
smusensns-loving public. After ths
storm ss Grand Lsiani- vhicn v,s her-
aided over the country u the dziilas. II
rs supposed By many thai thsar data
mere would BE- cancelled We isaru that
the Gentry Bros. have four SHOWS and
that ths one exhibiting mere Vas not II
the storm q. Gfaad Island.
The Columbus journal., 1901-07-10

-HESBfNE clears the COMPLEXION,
gives nE..SyAacy "a the u,nd- cures a-S3-
acne, re3utasls .ce scouacn acd ong-is.
sEimulafas the Erer. and u. u taca a
paFSses saarrnn Of tie haalaA Prscs Sd
e0fA 4 Halnfx and Polinek 4 Co
The Columbus journal., 1901-07-10

EIzaseen bulls for sale. 7 want yog
% see then .hetaer sou ..sh 70 huy or
nos L vii do Won good 70 Iooa az
them They are for sale ., pr.res zua--
anb-e-i ID De as Esv as II IosA a. -eralA
II Ck Dawes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05

Chicago. Oct (SpeciaD.-Corn shows &c to "
decline tonight. The incident was large selling Ut
May-2cO0.OO0 bushels by Schwartz-Dupee- the con-
Germ which stirred the market the day OF the
heavy frost a fortnight ago by buying 50 largely
The offerings taken by shorts, Patten. Fra
zier and others There good deal OF bear
news Snow advanced his condition point
over September making IL SIS The Iowa STATE
authorities estimated the corn yield in that state
at 225 100000 bushels, although the government es
mated Iowa a month ago at only 1Io.sO'toO ouSheiS
1t is assumed the October government report next
Thursday will make the condition about % OF
higher compared with SIT last month Consider
ing all these bear influences. the market held wei'
losing only i9c 10 ssc. December opened at 90sc'
sold between 557sc and 56ssc and closed at 5olsc'
May closed at 5Sisc. Country offerings were smaH'
the shipping demand; sales. 10000 bushelS-
Argentine shipments only 424UN bushels
Gables were off a fraction. Clearances to-day We're
81 600 bushels and for the week $4,000 bushels Inc
weather West keeps favorable for movement
Wheat held within the narrow range of Sc and
closed only tsc lower than Thursday. December
opened at SSsc, sold between 6s7sc sellers and eSs
and closed at 6Sssc; May closed at 72i4c sellers
The generally bearish-S21 cars IN inc
Northwest. against 40 last year. AMI primary re-
CeIpts $eo.eo bushels larger than last year Inc
Northwest predicted still larger receipts offerings
of this market were freer than they have Deem
Cables were lower; Liverpool reported freer rus
sian offerings. Caarances to-day $4,000 BUSH
els. and cearances for the week 6195.Oo0 Business
The market was steadied by covering. While Lis-
crpool was of fraction. Paris was up fraeuoh'
THE Modern Miller declared it too dry for seeu-
ing. Argentine shipments were only $4,000 bushes
The visible next Monday viii Increase prooa0N
100000 bushels.
Oats did not iuctuate than &c; they eiossu
rely lsc under Observation-Disclosures 359sc seHsiS
and the May S7tac. Receipts 175 cars; the ss
innate for tomorrow. 10 Patten, the Iesu-sS
holder. bought moderately; there was Seatlsan
commission buying. Country offerings We're slas
The New-E England demand fair CleafaiiissIIS
$4,000 bushels Snow estimates the oats sas
at s0o00o.eIS bushels. compared with S2e"e" ou'"
els last year. o,o,sr
Fraxseed easy. with the cash and Oeto tSs
about &c lower. There were IS cars or See9 ~
points. against 90 last year. The No ~ the
western closed At 81 80. the No. at ~ "A an" -
October at 81 Al. -. ,ha
Provisions steady; the trade was " NJ ari,sr
market inclined hold after its sharp break
in the week. The list closed about &C over ssrs
days The PRINCIPAL buying was through o TSerc
ana for January. Trade generally was siiitll.
were 47.0p hogs West, against 200 last Se'I-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN Reconsideration operations I'm the
local market small, amounting to about 5000
shares AS rule early dealings the
selling side, but on the break about 15000 shares
were bought by arbitrage houses.
STOCK LOAN oCOTATIONS.-Loa quotations
were: Amagamated Copper. Anaconda. Atchison
preferred, Brooklyn Rapid Transit Delaware and
Hudson. Erie common first and second preferred,
Louisville and Nashville. Manhattan, Missouri Pa
cihc. New-York Central, Northwestern, Northern
Pacific preferred Peoples Gas, Reading first pre-
ferred. Rock Island, 81. Paul Southern Railway
preferred. Southern Pacific, Sugar, Tennessee Coal
and Iron. Union Pacific common and preferred.
United States Steel common and preferred. United
States Leather preferred. Wabash preferred West
Union. 3la@i per cent: Atchison common, 3GSia:
Chicago Terminal. 2; Baltimore and ohio common,
3la; Republic Steel common and preferred 3.
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSTT-The report
that the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company will
issue s0o0 COO of bonds is said to be entirely
founded. Possibly the report arises from the fact
that Brooklyn Rapid Transit has been putting its
guarantee upon the bonds of controlled companies,
with the idea Of thoroughly uniting the system.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit is applying for the
listing of $4,000 of Brooklyn Union bonds. the
balance of the authorized issue of sl6W0,0H Tho
proposed application merely completes the work
that has been under way.
GRAIN EXPORTS "Bradstreet's' reports tho
exports of wheat for the week 6.195i9 bushels
against e470. 352 bushels last week and 67 BUSH
els last year. Since July l, SiSiS.2s0 bushels
against q 22l 667 bushels last year. Corn for the
week aggregates 907 92l bushels. against 49, 706
bushels last week and 2.30i 2l9 bushels last year
Since July l. l362sSs bushels against 4iS1l 6sl
bushels last year.
AMALGAMATED COPP lR.-Ama lgamated Cop
per declined to SGa4. closing at ssas, net loss of
1ss points. The stock sold by Boston houses
and room traders. There news affecting
the shares but traders bearish the theory
that the Standard Oil interests would let the stock
go lower before supporting II.
MINOR STOCKS WEAK.-The minor Gould and
Vanderbilt stocks weak features Lake Erie
and Western, for instance selling off points 1t
was thought that pool liquidation was in progress
Liquidation in Wabash and Texas and Pacific was
aDparently for the or tired holders.
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESrERN.-St. Louis South
western earnings for the last week in September
show a gain of sl9il3 the time year
ago For the month the increase $577
making from July | gain of s171,49i
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

weak; prices throughout the list showed fractional
declines. and the trading generally was small. The
copper shares were off nearly point, but recov
cred fraction before the close. United Railway
bonds were :. per cent off; upward of 100000 were
dealt in from S92sc 10 S9i.c. Compressed Air sold
a 13c. Hide and Leather preferred lost nearly
points small transactions selling down to 80.
Fort Scott preferred sold at 1876. General Chemi-
cal preferred sold g7ia Dominion Securities sold
at a.. The railroad issues dun. Seaboard Air
frmer. selling up to So Standard oil sold al 725.
There a fair inquiry for International Salt
certificates which were quoted $685. The mar
ket closed weak. hut with slight recovery from
the lowest.
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number and in the liabilities of failing traders
shown over last year and over 1899. The result
is that for the nine months of the calendar year
1901 there is shown an increase of about 10 per
cent in number 1860 and over 1899. while the
occurrence of a few large bank failures in the
mopths of May and June operated to swell la
bilities this year to figure nearly IA per cent
larger than those of last year and 40 per cent
heavier than in 1899 When these increases over the
exceptionally favorable 1900 and 1898 are men
toned however about all that is unfavorable has
been said Comparisons with years previous 10
1899, both regards assets and liabilities, still
largely favor this year.
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discount and par. Chicago-zoc discount. Charles
ton-Buyng, par; selling. 1-10c premium. Savan-
multiplying, Is off; selling, par.
BANK CLEARINGS. = New-York - Exchanges,
s2O4 SIS 1893: balances s1037S04S Observation-Disclosures
s24, 722 o33 balances. s. 02S352 Philadeiphia9Ex-
changes, S17 $4,000; balances g. S9664 Baltimore
Exchanges s.. POS 1875; balances, s452.9S2 Chicago
Exchanges s25 go S79: balances 81 205, 359.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-CaH money in
London 2d213 per cent open market discount rate
for short bills. 3lfd2h per cent; long bills. 2Aq
TX per cent Berlin discount rate. per cent for
three months bills and 2a per cent for short bills
Berlin exchange London, 20 marks 80 pfenngs.
Paris exchange London % francs 10 centimes.
Paris discount rate IL per cent.
FOREIGN SECURfTIE S.-British consols for
money e3Is: for the account 93i. Spanish As In
London 6s]s French rentes. 100 francs centimes.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 5fTsc;
Mexican silver dollars, Size. Bar silver in London
closed at 2634d
GOLD PREAIIUM.-In Madrid $3.50; Lisbon, So. 70
Buenos Ayres, 1880; Rome, 291.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
NINE MONTHS FAILURES.

Failures and liabilities Of failing traders in Sep
TENDER. compiled by "Bradstreets' were the
smallest of any month this year. Very much the
report can be made as regards the third
quarter OF the year. except that liabilities in that
period slightly exceeded those of the first quarter
Otherwise however, the showing made for the third
quarter is quite favorable one though in this as
IT. other periods of this year. increases alike in the
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Markct steady. Final

RAILROAD BONLS-Market irregular. The
heaviest dealing. I'm the Atchison general Is.
Brooklyn Union Elevated lists, Central of Georgia
lst incomes. Central Pacific 3i9s, Chicago Burning
ton and Quincy As Colorado Southern 1st is. Erie
l,-ior lien a. Mexican Central LIST incomes. Mo-
hawk and Malone incfnes Reading general as
southern Pacific As, Urdon Pacific convertible As.
Wabash debenture Rs and Wisconsin Central gem
eral IS Consolidated Tobacco As We're also active.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-10-05
"POOR'S MANUAL" FOR 1901.

'Poor's Manual for 1901 advance sheets OF which
have just been received, will furnish. as usual a.
valuable addition current railroad, financial and
Industrial literature According to the statistics
compiled by THE Manual there an Increase
in the railroad mileage of the United States for the
fiscal year of 1900 of 4l60 miles. The total mileage
was 1sl S6 miles, the total revenue from traf-
fc aggregated 81. 501 695 37s. Operating expenses
were NO1S S52 which resulted in net earnings of
S4S3 247 546 The total available revenue was s5o-
,4s9, and from this sum there was deducted for
interest. rentals. dividends and similar purposes
s45S, i60571, leaving surplus over all charges and
miscellaneous payments of S2,559,sS9. The total
assets of all railroads l2,16S9l0,S3I. The
stock capitalization S. s9 3i6 go and the bonded
Indebtedness S. 75S 592 1854 The stock, bonds and
funded debt. representing approximately cost of
road and equipment, 1854 a mile. The av-
erage gross earnings mile We're 81 s26, and net
earnings $2.5l9. The average interest paid on the
bonded debt 424 per cent. and the dividends
paid on the combined capitalization aggregated
2.42 per cent.
An idea of the tremendous progress made by rail-
road properties in the last few years may be gath
cred from the following condensation of some of
the general results presented in THE Manual in
elaborate tables for the fiscal year ended June 80:
1900 1892 1895
Number of miles l01 S62 1S6.5lO Isl Jsio
Total S12 9lO S12 OLE sI2 100
Total liabilities IL 42s 6O22 IL e 397 $40 20,
Exc. assets. sssoos4sl5 s2e1.N4e.Ies sss.sl 49s
Net 423 Gal, ESQ $50 $50. "A
Other receipts. G7I1a03i 55.6i0.4O5 lo.,53e,yo4
Total net rev. s55 900 4Go $40 sol SAL o3,sTs
All payments. 4|S46ObI1 40 623a9 i3o.ool'i ~
Surplus. so2. $50 seseas7sS SOs,s42 2ss
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MONEY MARKET.-Money rates as quoted fol-
Low: Call money, $685. per cent fruling rate. Sis
per cent?; time money, 1izd5 per cent for sixty
days three. four and six months on railroad col
lateral Commercial paper. 4itG5 cent for three
four and six months for the best names and above
FOR names not well Known.
FOREIGN EXcHANGE.-Mar&et firm Actual
closing rates follow:
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.


London Oct 4, { y. m.-1The market for American
securities generally dull and heavy. Final
Iriccs follow:
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WISCONSIN CENTRAL RAILWAY o.
Annual Meeting of StOck h olde RS. !. III
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the SfocSho'u

of the Wisconsin Central Railway conps's ar h-
be held. pursuant OF bylaws OF said Company
general offices the Company. Colby US
Building City OF Milwaukee, in the state "i
the Tuesday. wit: the sshn "a
October. A. D. 1901. the hour Of II O'Clock nooa, III
the election OF Directors and for the TRANSACTION
such other business before said meets
The transfer hooks for the trauss.s.r
stock viii he closed IL o'clock. IN Seposa,
TIN and recp>ned morning OF October eth ISL
CHARLES NJ MORRIS. seSre's-''
Dated. Milwaukee. Wisconsin, August 18th. l'''
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IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

ended Oct. 1901 1900 1892
Entered the S206S 49, S7I11iS Si.59s
market. 2.0s9, SEQ ls6S l4J 1,543.o2s
From January l.
Entered at the port s02 $40 7
market. 81. 367. 1G5 S93i3330 20
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COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

STOCKS.
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EFFORTS TO LOWER PRICES
INDUSTRIAL SHARES WEAK FEATURES
BONDS AND MONEY

Closing prices yesterday OF the principal
tive securities and net changes from Thursdays
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Nsw-orleans Com
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ssDcffco-sient, %; telegraph. nc Boston dc
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Be mixers, posted rates were:
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

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IOpen High Low. Fin Bid Ask sold
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'Dcllars per share.
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.

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