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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-05-02
Four Engagements in Which the
Chinese Troops Made a Stub
born Resistance.
The GERMAN ASD.fRENca EXPEDITION.
Gen. Liu's Army Forced Back Over
the Wall and Pursued as Far
as ku kuan.
In One battle n Particularly strong
Position Was Taken After Eleven
Hours Fighting-The Chi
nese Suffered Severely.

London. April 27.-The Reuter- Tel
egram Co. has received the following
dispatch from Peking:
"a band of Boxers estimated at
thousand, is operating 90 miles
south of Pao Ting Flu. 1t has raided
three villages within week. and
threatens to massacre the Christians
in that vicinity, many of whom have
fled to Pao Ting Flu for refuge.
Peking, April 29.-The German war
office has received the following ad-
vices from Count Won Waldersee:
''Peking. April 27.-Three engage
april "a at the Great Wall between
four columns under Gen. ketteler
and the Chinese troops under Gen.
liu. The Chinese were everywhere
defeated, and after a stubborn re-
sistance were forced back over the
wall, heing pursued as far as ku
Kuan. Our casualties were four Oil
GERS wounded and three men KILLED
and 80 wounded. The French troops
were not engaged"
Subsequently the following addi-
tional dispatches regarding the four
engagements were received from
Count Won Waldrrsee:
"Peking. April 29.-The following
reports arrived Saturday night owing
to the difficulty of communication:
Gen. Ketteler's brigade, reinforced,
marched in four columns against
the Great Wall, Col. Ledeburs being
The right wing. then those command
ed by Col. Hoffmeister, Col. Ma..-
merich and Maj. Huehlonfels. Lede-
burs reached the wall April "a after
a slight engagement near Hal Shan
iiwan.
"Hotfmeister drove back the en-
eIny April 80. On the same day
Huehlenfels encountered strong
party of the enemy occupying bas-
1ion on the heights commanding the
pass. The enemy fought stubbornly
in particularly strong position,
which was only taken after eleven
hours fighting.
"Huchlenfels and Lieut.. Reichert
were slightly wounded and Lieut..
Drewells was severely wounded. A
standard bearer and another were
killed and six men severely and ten
slightly wounded.
"Wallmerich attacked and dispersed,
April %, far superior force of the
enemy in strong position east of
the breach of Haze Ho, and effected
junction on the battlefield with
the battalion under Maj. Muelmann,
from Using Ching. which. taking up
the pursuit, overlook the enemy in
fresh position to the south. This
was captured and the enemy were
pursued as far as Ku Kuan. Wallmer-
ich followed them thither.
"The enemy suffered severely.
Eleven old and two new quick firers
were captured. On our side one man
was killed and three severely wound
ed and nine slightly. Lieut.. Deus
terberg was shot through the right
arm.
"The enemy are everywhere in re-
treat. Gen. Won Lessel has arranged
with Gen. Bailloud that the French
troops shall occupy Ku Kuan for the
present and secure his left flank.
"Ketteler's brigade is marching by
short stages to Pao Ting Flu, and
Huehenfels' battalion along the
mountains to Peking."
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-05-02
ROYAL ARcANUM.
The Grand lodgc Of ohio. Met At
Columbus aud Elected Officers
For the Ensuing Year.

Columbus, o.. April 26.--The grand
lodge of Ohio, Royal Arcanum. Thurs
day elected the following officers:
Grand regent, w. j. Davies. Canton
grand vice regent. Benjamin Brady.
tincnnati; grand orator. w. l.. Ken
dali. Cleveland; grand secretary. Lu.
Glen Seymour, Cleveland: grand treas
urer, w. II. Bcebe. Ravenna; grand
chaplain. w. c. Hullburt. Niles; grand
guide. J. II. Sellers, Wellston; grand
warden, G. l.. Gibson, Cleveland;
grand secretary, J. NJ. Spettel. New
ark.
The next meeting will be held in
this city in April, 1909. The order
now has l2,132 members in Ohio.
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Natives Revolt.

Algiers. April 27.-The natives
broke out in revolt near the town of
Miinish, in Oran province. The de-
partment administrator of the pro-
reported as prisoners with the reb-
els. A Spaniard has been killed and
the village of Marguerite was looted.
Several persons were wounded.
Troops have been ordered to the
scene of disturbance
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DR.. w. G. Brcwnine,. Bill.

Pittsburgh, Pa, April 26.-Dr. w C.
Browning. the physician who attend
ed the late Senator G. L. Magee, and
whose bill for services rendered the
senator totals $l9O,OOO, arrived in
Pittsburgh, Thursday. The doctor
claims that his fee is in no wise ex-
orbitant. His attorneys say the claim
will be settled without a lawsuit.
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Anti-Cisarette Bill Signed.

Lansing, Mich, April 26.-The Mich
igan house of representatives Thurs
day passed by unanimous vote a
stringent anti-cigarette law, and if
in by the senate and sign
ed by Gov. Bliss, it will be unlawful
to manufacture, sell, or give away
any cigarettes or cigarette paper in
this state
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Washington, April 81. 49, Hearing
was begun in the court Of admiralty
In the suit instituted by Adm. Samp-
son aud others for prize money for
vessels captured in the naval fight
of santiago. The arguments are
along the same line as those of Adm
Dewey's proceedings, hearing in
which was closed Thursday night.
The case will continue probably sew
erAl daNs.
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suicided In a Hardware store.

Springfield, Ill.,, April 26.-G. e.
fitzgerald, a cigar maker, of Bloom
ington, Ill.,, Thursday went into the
hardware store of Harpman & Son,
in Havana, and asked to be shown
revolvers. He loaded one, placed it
to his head and fired. He died in a
few minutes.
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Cheaper Coal Gas.

London. April 29.-The Daily
Chronicle says it learns that DIR.
Ludwig Mond has discovered meth
oil Of procuring illuminating coal
gas at two pence per 1000 feet, which
will effect a revolution by cheapen-
ing electric power and also as bear
ing upon the production of open
hearth steel
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Coal Property Sold.

Steubenville, O., April 26.-The prop
erty of the Wheeling. Lake Erie and
Pittsburgh Coal Co. at Dillonvale.
was sold Thursday by F. r. Cowen,
master commissioner, in the .foreclos-
ure suit of the Mercer Tile Trust Co.,
Of New York. Willard Crawford. OF
Cleveland, representing the reorgan.
ization committee, bid in the prop.
erty at $35o,OOo. The property in
cludes 1000 acres of coal on which
there are mines employing about
800 men.
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The Contract Let

Toledo, o., April 27.-The Toledo
Railway and Terminal Co. gave to
c. H. Sawyer the contract for build
ing of the line of the company
which Is to be the connecting link
between the Wabash and Wheeling
aud Lake Erie in this city. 1t will
be miles long.
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wiu Not he a C.udtd.te.

Lincoln, Neb., April 26.-In state
ment given publicity Thursday night,
w. j. Bryan says in effect that he has
no intention of seeking a third NOM
ination for the presidency. Mr.. Bry'
ans announcement is in answer to an
article in an eastern paper speculat-
ing ON his future plans as a political
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Youngstown, O.. April 26.--A league
composed of the independent baseball
teams of Youngstown, Warren, Kent,
Canton, Painesville and Ashtabula, O.,
and jamestown and Dunkirk, N. Y,
was organized at a meeting of rep
resentatives of the cities named held
here Thursday afternoon. A schedule
will be arranged providing for games.
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Two New Railway. Incorporated.

Columbus, o., April 26.-The
Youngstown and Chagrin Falls Rail
way Co. and the Chagrin Falls and
Cleveland Railway Co.. the former
capitalized at $4,000 and the latter
at $4,000. were incorporated Thurs
day by c. w. French. v. A. Dehnel,
6. d. Crouch, J. p. Wilson and T. w.
Sanderson. The offices will be in
Akron.
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Spanish War Claims,

Washington, April 25.-Alexander
Porter Morse, of this city; VIM. Il.
Rogers, of New Jersey, and Charles
F. Jones, of Indiana, have been ap-
pointed assistant United States at
torneys in the consideration of the
Spanish war claims before the com
mission now sitting here.
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Attempt to KIN King Charles.

London, April 26.-The Vienna cor
respondent of the Morning Leader as
serts that man named Petroff at
tempted to enter the royal palace
at Bucharest, the Roumanian capital,
TO murder King Charles, but was pre-
vented by the sentries after severe
struggle.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-05-02

Paris, April 27.-During the present
week Parisians have been plagued
by clouds of dust from the Place de
la Madelein to the Place de la Re-
publique. 1t has been difficult to dis
tinguish anything at distance Of
20 wards.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-05-02

Helena, Mont, April 26.-Carrie
Henderson, 1O3 years old, a pioneer OF
Fred Douglass in the south before the
war, is dying at the county hospital.
He came TO Helena with the first rush
after the discovery Ct gold in Last
Chance" and at one time had . con.
siderable fortune. N.
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Kansas City, April 27.-Stephen A.
Weltmer and Jos. H. Kelly, formerly
president and secretary of the Welt
mer Institute of Magnetic Healing
at Nevada, Mo-, who pleaded guilty
to using mails to defraud, were each
fined 81 500
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blaine Mansion Sold.

Washington, April 27.-A deed has
been placed on record by Harriet S.
Blaine, widow, conveying TO Margue-
rite Erskine Walker Westinghouse, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, the James G. Blaine
residence, just off Dupont circle, for
Sl5OOOO
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Will Visit England.

London, April 27.-A dispatch to
the Daily Mail from St. Petersburg
says that the ear and czarina will
privately visit England and London
-tll.ssssisss- tia canning season They will
attend the Glasgow exhibition.
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Mrs. MeKinle,,. Aunt Desd.

Canton. o.. April 2s.--Mrs. Maria
saxton, aunt of Mrs. Mckinley, died
Thursday morning. Mrs. Saxton was
with Mrs Mckinley at the white
house for several weeks after the
first Inauguration. She was the Wild
ow of the late Thomas Saxton. who
established the Canton Evening Re-
pOsitory.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-05-02

Valentine, Neb., April 27.-The
southwestern part of Cherry county
represents that disastrous prairie
fires are raging there; that the build
ings of one cattle ranch have been
entirely wiped out, and that other
ranches are Threatened.
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Portland ExposItiou Named.

Portland, Ore, April 26.-The Off
cial name Of the exposition TO be held
in Portland in 1908, as decided upon
by the Oregon and Washington COM
missioners, is the Lewis and Clark
Centennial and American Pacific ex-
position.
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Contract For street Letter Boxes

Washington, April 27.-The con-
tract for furnishing the street letter
boxes to the government for use in
cities throughout the United States
during the four years beginning July
l next was awarded to the Michigan
Steel BOX Co., of Adrian, Mich. A
new size box is to be put into use.
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Washingt on. April 25.--rhe war de-
Partment has published a dispatch
from the commanding officer of the
14th cavalry and the commanding of
ficer at 1T. Leayenworth denying the
-s-.rl.rI tLat 200 meu of the regimeu1
had deserted.
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Toledo, o., April ga. J. Ball,
formerly assistant superintendent of
motive power of the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton and Dayton railroad, has been
appointed superintendent of motive
power for the Clover Leaf and will
L, 10 .,a..r <a,.t;as AFav
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GaIIery Of Card Sharp.,

New York. April e7.-A rogues gal-
lery of card sharps 10 to be provided
by the New York police to be hung
mp in the card room of each of the
big trans-Atlantic liners running out
Of this port.
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The Republican state Convention

Columbus, O., April 27.-The repub-
lican state convention will he held
in Columbus Tuesday and Wednesday.
June Is and 10. These are dates that
have been agreed upon by the party
leaders, ana unless some good reason
for changing them shall come up,
they will be ratified at meeting
of the state central committee call
ed for next Tuesday.
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Cape Town, April 26.-The Genet
first seen here Thursday morning.
is visible on the eastern horizon. 1t
is brilliant and triple tailed, and is
;aaidls. aIaIroacLiuU the sun
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Manila, April 26.-Gen. Morales, an
other prominent Filipino. has sur
rendered. With few Of his follow
ers he gave himself up TO the Amer
leans after he, had been bestsn u .
Aght In Bulscan province.
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Toledo, O.. April 26.-Mrs. Lobarter
was fatally burned by the ex-
plosion of lamp in an incubator
She fell and the incubator fell ON top
of her, holding her fast while she
was being cremated.
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New Orleans. April s7.--Secretary
Hesfer's statement of the worlds
visible supply Of cotton shows total
Of 3.7s7.ss7. asuinst s.s7s,si4 last
year. OF this s.6s4.e27. against D.
sll,si< last ysar. was Amsricsa.
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niepes VITA a. Ola Lover.

I Wooster, o.. April ee.-John Balrsr
1lsd suit. for divorce Thursday fyosn
Nrs. Lettis Bsker, whs dineppasD11
frop here some days sgps H ieloiDe
" the petition that ~ .Ni1s ~ -
her, plA lovess uovM y caS14sy =
ClovaIand.
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London. April as.-Gen. French, &C.
cording 70 . dispatch TO the Time
from yredefort, will take sea voysgs
70 recuperate his health.
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Ashtabula. O., April 27.--Charles
johnson. colored, believed to be Chas.
Anderson, wanted in Buffalo for cut
ting his wife's throat, was arrested
here.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN DEALINGs.-London dealt In 5000
shares the greater part being sales. The heaviest
dealings in Southern Pacific. Atchison and
the Steel shares
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-The was a good
demand in the stock loan department of the Stock
Exchange this morning for Atchison common Chi
cago Terminal, Erie common, Missouri Pacific Re
public Iron and Steel common and preferred. Rock
Island ST. Paul. Union Pacific common and United
States Steel common. Loan quotations were: Anal
gamated Copper. Anaconda. Atchison preferred
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Erie common first and
second preferred Northern Pacific preferred Peo-
pies Gas. Reading first preferred. Southern Rail-
way preferred Southern Pacific Sugar Tennessee
Coal and Iron, Union Pacific preferred United
States Steel common and preferred United States
Leather preferred. Wabash preferred, AZ per cent
Atchson common. Baltimore and Ohio common
Delaware and Hudson Manhattan. Missouri Pa
cifc. New York Central Rock Island. Western
Union. 4; Chicago Terminal 2G3: Louisville and
Nashville, st. Paul, Union Pacific common. 4d4IA;
Republic Steel common and preferred, fiat
ST PAUL.-St Paul stock heavily bought by
Flower q Co, and II was said that Standard oil
interests were accommodating it. There was talk of
the possibility of the resumption of negotiations
with a view to closer relations with the North
western consolidation. The opinion of the traders
was that In Its present position ST. Paul could be
advanced without interfering with the plans of the
larger. interests II said that a large cliuue of
opera had been caught heavily short of st Paul
and that the stock scarce the price was
being advanced TO force them cover A good
many stop orders caught the advance but
none OF any large size.
VANDERBILT SHARES.-Good buying was noted
in the Vanderbilt shares. especially In New York
Central. The usual fall talk of an increased diy-
dend New-YOrk Central is beginning but there
is according well informed people little chance
of a change this year.
NORTHERN PACIFIC.-Northern Pacific reports
gross earnings for the first week in September of
sSss 27 an increase of s13.SOs the same time
year ago. From July l gross earnings have IN
creased 81 .054 551.
COPPER OUTPUT AND EXPORTS.-The figures
of production and export of copper for the month
August 1901, as follows in tons: Produced
by United States reporting mines, l9,267; produced
by outside sources estimated, 3400; produced by
foreign reporting mines, $3.50; exports 6.s4O
WORLDS AVAILABLE GRAIN SUPPLIES
"Bradstreet's" weekly statement of the world 8
available supplies of grain shows: Wheat stocks
east of the Rockies increased 24Si.000 bushels Eu-
ropean stocks increased. 100000 bushels: world s
stocks increased 25S4 IO bushels United States
stock decreased $4,000 bushels; increased
l,542, coo bushels.
BANK OF THE STATE OF NEW-YORK.-Frank
K. Sturgis Of the firm OF Strong. Sturgis Co.. has
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities yesterday was
strong and quite active Tobacco IS the
chief feature There was good buying of these
bonds, upward of $4,000 being purchased up TO
6s. There was an excellent demand for Dominion
securities which advanced points on purchases
of leo shares 7s The Can issues were strong;
the common was active and about 1900 shares
We're sold at from PASS to %; the preferred sold
at 70. st. Louis Transit issues were strong and
showed fractional advances at the close; the pre-
ferred sold up TO S2IH. Fort Scott preerred sold
small trasactons Seaboard Air Line issues
held firm but quiet. The copper shares showed
fractional gains in the bid. The bank shares
quiet but strong
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

cisco-Sight 1oc: telegraph. 1251c- Boston-le &c
2oc and z5c discount Chicago-l0c discount Charles
ton-Buying par: selling. l-1oc premium Savannah
Buying l-lsc discount; selling. 75c premium per
s.. 600.
,21 ca sa7: balances 81 s53 229 Boston-Exchanses
SIS 21 17s: balances. siS6s 2s6 PhadePhi,amEox-
changes sle $50 l27; balances. $40 go ChicagoI
Exchsnese ~ 1es s7s balances. 81, ,6s. 5S4 Balt-
more1Exchanses tls baances ssas 5oonsv $40 in
London Id1A per cent; open market dlscpuI' SI
rate for short bills 2.m2as per cent; long ner
cent for three months bills and per o cent & I3r
short bills Berlin exchange on LONDON ~ f Hlarh
AZ pfennigs Paris exchange on LONDON % francs
% rentiues Paris discount rate. ia per cent g.
FOREIGN SECURITIEs.-Britsh consols 1or
money FOR the account 3d. span@ish @ esntmes IS u,
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver, es44ci sa MeA,
can silver dollars. 45lac Bar silver IN L'huo"
closed at I'D -, =, ytshon a5 75.
GOLD PREMIJMo--I ma Madrid; 4lS'' iisOo" ''''
STB-TREASURY.-The Sub.Treasury was oeo'-
or TO the Clearing House Sl,st5.soa
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market firm. Total sales
amounted par value S2 2}4001. against s37Os5o0
% Monday. The heaviest dealings in the
Atchson issues Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Division 35s) Central of Georgia 5s Central Pacific
4s. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Is. Colorado
and Southern 1st As, Erie general As. Mexican Cen
tral lst incomes. Missouri Pacific Trust 5s Mohawk
and Malone incomes. ST. Louis Southwestern DDS,
Southern Pacific As, Southern Railway 1st IS. Union
Pacific ist and convertible Is, Wabash debenture
Bs and Wisconsin Central general As.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
HONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY MARKET.-Money rates as quoted fol-
low: Call money, 21z95 per cent ruling rate AZ per
cent: time money per cent for sixty days three
and four months, and 4iz05 per for six months
railroad collateral Commercial paper, 5q5k PEI
for three, four and six months for the best
names. ard above for we'll known
FOREIGN EXcHANGE.-Market closed weak
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

gage bonds has been paid. and the sinking funds
have been provided for by retiring $4,000 first
mortgage bonds. and $50 420 has been charged off
for depreciation. The report states that the con-
ditions OF trade have again been very unfavorable
ard violent fluctuations in the price of raw ma
terial have caused the company a severe loss
.rir he
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
Plan OF REORGANIZATION ADOPTED.

The reorganization committee Of the Mutual Mer-
camille Agency have adopted plan OF reorganiza-
tion drafted by Hopkins j. Hanford OF st. Louis.
and recommend its acceptance by the creditors A
new corporation with the same name has been
Organized to carry the business of the old Mutual
Mercantile Agency. The new company VIII nave
81 900 common stock and S2oo.uS per cent non
crnuatve preferred stock. and will issue 100000
twenty-year per cent bonds
The creditors of the corporation have the option
of assigning their claims and receiving in lieu there
uf certificates emitting them to receive preferred
stock in the corporation to the amount OF their
claims so assigned. The bonds OF the company Will
he sold at par the basis of a bonus of $50 OF
common stock with each bond OF s1c0 Preferred
.o,rboIders of the old corporation will have the
privilege of purchasing the bonds upon the terms
indicated to the extent OF 40 cent of their
nresent holdings of preferred stock
The company will begin business with 10000 cash
T., tho treasury and Indebtedness other than its
bonds. - soIaotad ,a tho axa.ut,va
Mr Hanford has been seieceeu us the executive
head OF the new company
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
Bing Gas 1st mtg IS. 1888

do stock. ...........-
buff c q lst mtg 5s, lsi'' =
do stock.
.Colum Gas Co LIST IS. l932
% G & L Z LIST Con 5s. 1919
do stock.
TT w Gas Co LIST is, 1929. .
&c Rap q l. Co LIST 5s. 1910.
&c Rap @ l. Co LIST 5s. 1915.
Haverstraw Light & + Gas
Co Gen'l Mtg 5s. 1919: =.
Indlanap Gas lst Us. 1870. :
jackson Gas Co stock. ...''
do SIS c.. 1897. ...-.--...'.
Lafayette Gas LIST is. 1874 .
l. & " V Gas LIST It's, 1870 :
do stock. .-.:;
Mad q * z Co LIST Us. l9So
.N f c. & c ist mtg os. is-o
do stock.
n Y < Q E l. & + Co STOCK
do preferred -...-......:
Ohio & l G. 1st mtg 6s. 1926
do 4 p C new. --.-.-.:
Syracuse G 1st mtg os. l"so
do stock. .....--.--
'St Joseph Gas LIST as, 1857
10 stock ........-..
ST Paul Gas con 5s. lo7' =.
do stock ......-.-.- '.-''
West G of Milwaukee q p c.
do 5S. ......'-. -
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

DOMESTIC Orleans - Com
Rsrcial. 81 20 discount: bank, 81 premium San Fran
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Sept Il. p. m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities strong the opening, but eased
of before the close Final prices follow
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18

The pamphlet report of the Colorado and South
for the year ended June 30 shows comparative
income account as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-09-18
STOCK VALUES IRREGULAR
CLOSING PRICES ATDECLLNES
MONEY MARKET STERLING
EXCHANGE WEAK
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal ac-
!, tive securities and net changes from Mondays