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don-East and West End, " and a paper o
Dickens was read by Mrs. A. j. Curtis.
social half hour was enjoyed and refresh
ments served. There were n ladies' pres
ent, including members and invite,
/ guests.
A handsome buck deer, weighing 20
lbs, was found dead yesterday by Pau
kabitoy in his orchard in Rochester Hol
low. The animal had met death tina
morning, as the carcass was warm wher
found. A large hole under the left fore.
leg indicated that the der had either beer
shot or had run against something like :
pointed stick. The carcass was sent Il
Commissioner +. A. Davis at Bethel last
night. The open deer season begins the
I'D, for ten days only.
Most OF our people know VIII TYLER
pretty well. His wife being i'll. be went Ia
the agency and purchased a pint OF bran
dy for her. When he took the bottle he
remarked to the agent, sNow / want YOU
TO understand how ! buy this you are TO
pay me for what | bring back unused. .
Agent Joslyn staggered against the coun-
Ter and tried hard TO collect himself. He
finally did SO and his reply was. Eyes, I'll
pay you-a dollar drop for it.n Will
says the only reason he didn't return any
was that Morrow would be after him for
selling.
About the usual number of season tick
cts Tor the lecture course have been dis
posed OF and the course Is assured The
auction sale Of seats will occur at Dubois Il
Gays hall next Monday evening. II will
De conducted on the usual plan. ANY
who are not able to attend can arrange
with friends to bid for them. Those who
nave not vet paid for their tickets should
DO 50 before the auction. to avoid mistakes
and confusion then. Season tickets can be
procured at the auction. il any still wish
mem. The first entertainment Swiss
Bell kingers-wiil be week from Monday
evening.
No crushed stone has been received dur !
ng the past week H. w. MCINTYRE went
Q Barre and st. Adams Tuesday and en- 1
cred vigorous protest against the SER 1
ice the railroad is giving in the delivery /
I this material. The officials admitted /
he fault and made profuse promises for
ne immediate future. They said that
lreak on the Barre branch had been re-
ppnsible Tor this last delay. Some Of the
ars intended for Randolph had got sent
way on other service. Our people will
npreeiate the force Of a telegram sent By
ohm Il. senter Of Montpelier to Rutland.
mere MS niece had sustained an accident
rad God and Central Vermont will
y ! VIII be there al 2 p. m. today
Over one hundred people attended the
supper given by the ladies OF !
ie baintree Baptist society at Elbridge :
olman's last Friday evening. The rooms
ere tasteiully decorated with evergreen
I'd autumn leaves. The supper was I
rived from snnenu Of fourteen varieties.
Though the prices ranged from only one i
mt 20 four, si5 was realized. Why was !
e house filled with people from all parts 4
the town and many from Randolph I
conundrum easily answered Because y
me knew that the proceeds were to be 4
cd a. little gift to Rev. T. A. Howard q
d wife and all We're interested, as they !,
E universally esteemed and his resigna- Il
~ has caused expressions Of regret from y
cry one. !,
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Letter to l.. r. Sparhawk.
Ran9dpl. Eermant.

Dear Sir; You give full weight Of good
coal.
So do we-23l inches 10 gallon OF paint
that lasts twice A. long a. oldfashion
painters paint, lead and oil and allow our
agent to sell It on this guarantee;
III YOU have any trouble with this paint,
either now In putting il on, or hereafter
in he wear. tell your dealer about 1t.
ave aut horize him 10 do what IS right
al our expense.
We know a dealer IN coal, who delivered
his coal with a public weigher's ticket
( FUN weight invited complaints. and act
ually exchanged the coal when complaint
was made. lie had half the business; a
dozen firms had the other half.
We are i46 years old. but not too old TO
sell paint as that desler sold coal. We like
10 pay damages when there are any.
Yours truly,
Is T. W. DEVoE & Co.
P.s. ". +. Iamson, Randolph, Topper
& Graham. Bethel, Campbell & Greeley.
Rochester. and L. o Tracy, Chelsea. sell
our paint.
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NORTH RANpoIpH.

Ida Rgtz Of Roxbury is dressmaking al
Mr.. C1arks
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Cone visited n
Washington last week.
drs. Warren Carpenter lost her gold
watch on the World fair grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs T. D. Rhodes from Han
cock visited a c. Il. Tafts last week.
Mrs. Clifford Taft and Master Harold
were ~ Washington The FIRST Of the week.
There was a surprise party at Mr..
FieicheE's saturday evening. ii being
Guy = 10Th birthday. All had nice time
louise Taft was at home sick part Of
last week but i better and returned to her
school IN Washington the first Of the
week.
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tory to Mr.. Kimball and provide site
without using for the purpose any Of the
library fund now on hand, he will give
$1,000 to be received, controlled and man
aged by the Board OF Library Trustees. as
directed in chapter As. section $50, of the
Vermont statutes, and to be expended in
erecting on such site a library building
for the sole use OF the town library.
There would seem TO be no aoubt about a
town like Randolph accepting such gem
erous offer and we hasten to congratulate
II upon its proposed Kimball public
library. Mortified News.
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GLYNN'S
HEADEASE
TABLETS
Relieve all kinds OF
HEADACHES

Quickly and safely 25 times for 25e. Miss
May s Reed, Acworth, \. H., writes, II
use them in preference to any other.n
Mr.. John F. Ballou East Swansey, n. III.
writes, "Your Headease Tablets are the
best | ever had At your dealers or by
mail. 25e.
Walter b. Glynn, Mfg. Pharmacist,
Saxtons River, VT.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

A Glee club is being organized by Miss
crandall
The first rheioricals take place next
Wednesday.
A straw ride was enjoyed by members Of
the school Tuesday evening.
The football team plays At Bethel satur-
day. return game Is to be played here
In / week.
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SOUTH RANDOLPH.

Clarence Prince j. very sick with pneu-
monia.
4. ID. Camps little son. Barton. has been
very sick with cholera infantum, but is
better.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-10

Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts, sprains.
stings. Instant relief. DR.. Thomas Ee-
Iectrie Oil. At any drug store.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-10

boon 70 travellers. DR.. Fowler's Ex-
tract OF Wild Strawberry. Cures dysen-
terry, diarrhma, seasickness, nausea.
Pleasant 70 take. Acts promptly.
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There was no mention made last week of
the death OF Geo. johnson of Beanville.
who died there short time ago. He left
wife and little boy. interment was at
Fairlee. He buried his mother IN June.
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IN APPRECIATION.
Mr.. ROBERT j. KIMBALL,

Randolph, Vermont.
The ladies OF the Randolph Book club
wish to express their appreciation OF your
generous offer for a library building in
our town.
Nothing could give more pleasure to the
book lovers, or be of more service to the
townspeople or OF more practical benefit
TO the schools.
As a club il affords us great satisfaction
to thank you for your help in the advance
ment of the best interests OF our town.
MARY LUCINA SAxToN. ANNE WALSH,
METELLA PAINE PRIcHARD, ALICE GAY
For the club.
Randolph. VT. Oct. z. 1901,
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Col. Robert j. Kimball's generous offer
Of $4,000 to the town OF Randolph for a
library building is not only characteristic
of the man, but it is characteristic of the
best type of Nermonters. Comparatively
few men in this rural state are in a posi-
tion to make such gifts. In Colonel Kim
balls case the peculiar LOYALTY of the YER
lnonter to his native state is especially
emphasized. He makes his money in New
York, but keeps his citizenship in YER
mont, spends his money here and calls
this his home.-ISt. Adams Messenger.
Col. Robert j. kimb ball. who has done so
much for his home town and who appears
to always welcome an opportunity to aid
by his influence and wealth ever, good
cause of public nature in his native state.
has made most generous offer to the
Town Of Randolph for a public library
Col. Kimballs offer, which has
ust been made public, is that 'if the town
Sil furnish architectural plans satisfac-
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Try our kerosene oil preparation, lamps
and lanterns will not explode, will not
smoke, give one-third more light. Ten
cents enough for 10 gallons of oil
A q 0SgooD 4 IN
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Iosr.-At Tunbridge fair, in or near the
fora ball Wednesday forenoon, iady's
watch. solid gold hunter case, the letters
N. A. Y. on the back, Elgin movement.
The value to the owner was more than the
mere cost of the watch as II had belonged
to her sister now dead. Suitable reward
for its return.
Mas. w. .CARpENrER, North Randolph 3
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
OUTSIDE SECTRITIES.

The outside securities market yesterday was firm.
There was a good demand for the copper shares
which showed net advances all around Union
Copper was the most active issue on purchases
Of about 1000 shares it sold up to ~. but later
reacted to I White Knob Copper advanced 1t2
points selling up %. British Columbia Copper
was active: about 800 shares were purchased at
H. Tennessee Copper sold at 13 and Adams Cop
per sold At Al American Can issues were dull and
fracuonaI!y on. The common sold at 1S'S and
the preferred down 20 65i4- Storage Power was
firm, and on purchases OF about l.5eo shares ad-
vanced to = Dominion Securities quiet, selling
at s9I. Fort Scott held firm around ia. Sea-
board issues dull and about unchanged. the
Is sold AT sGIA Mexican National issues were
strong and in better demand; the common ad-
vanced to II and the preferred sold at ,ifs. while
the sold at -. Standard Milling preferred sold
at 2uIa General Chemical preferred strong
and small transactions sold at loo. standard
oil lost about points. selling at 10. Compressed
Air sold H. and Union Ferry AT ~. The market
closed firm, but fractonally of from the highest.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
.Ex dividend,
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

= Was a day of ups and downs IN the STOCK
market with dealings aggregating little less
than LOCO 600 shares. Early in the day the
market was strong and active. withstandlng
well the heavy realizing selling, but In the iaSt
hour the strength Of the foreign exchange mar
ket made II increasingly probable that Solo
would be shipped, and the marking up OF call
money TO per cent operated with the former
consideration to increase the volume or prom
taking sales and to stimulate the bears to re
nawed activity Stocks fell and. although the
majority closed above the low level Of the day,
the market at the close was weak. with net
declines In MANY issues After the trading was
over for the day It was learned that S2,Nooco
gold had been engaged for export by to-rno7-
rows steamer. Union Pacific. St Paul ana
Great Northern all suffered net declines, al
though no adverse news came out 1t is under
stood to be strongly probable that a compre-
hensive statement relative to the Northern Pa
cifc settlement Will be issued to-day after the
meeting OF the Northern Pacific directors. which
is TO be held In this city. The local fractions
We're perhaps, the feature Of the market All
three showed decided strength and closed at
substantial net advances. hut Metropolitan was
the leader in point of activity well as of gain
There was a disposition attribute the ad-
vance TO short covering. and undoubtedly that
was a factor but the course of the stock during
the day seemed 10 close observers to indicate
that the Waldorf-Astoria conference Of Monday
was not devoted TO an interchange Of views
about the weather and kindred topics. but was
a step in the working out Of new deal by the
Metropolitan. presumably the leasing Of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit The latter road is
making good progress under President Great
singer but there is a general feeling that its
prospects would be greatly improved by its
-.-;tb he NefropOlifSr under he n
troll of Mr. VreeIand. Flower & Co. heavy
buyers of Brooklyn Rapid Transit American
Locomotive common had its rise" selling up
to 271t and closing with a net gain Of s. per
cent az 267s. Air Brake. always rapid mover,
advanced 61z points favorable reports from
Russia
There seemed to be a continuance in large
measure of the commission house buying of
Monday. and many Of the orders came from
New-England and the West, Chicago being
especially heavy purchaser. The bond sales
were again very large, about So,5oD,oUo par
value. Reports from all parts of the country
and increasing. and Of railroad traffic limited
only by lack Of in which to move the vast
quantity of freight offering. The course Of the
market Will not depend upon the extent Of the
gold movement which it is estimated Will
amount TO not than S10ooDop0 to S12,-
otb.oeo. This gold goes abroad to pay for
American securities sold during the last few
depressing effect on prices here. it viii be only
temporary and unimportant-
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.-Market steady. Fina

RAILROAD BONDS-Market generally strong.
Total sales amounted In par value to s5,266,50o
against Sc $40 500 Monday The heaviest dealings
were IN Atchiscn issues. Baltimore and Ohio
gold and debenture As, Baltimore and Ohio South
division 312s) Central Of Georgia first IN
comes. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy As, Chicago
and Alton SIPS Colorado and Southern first As Erie
general Is, Fort Worth and Denver City hrsts,
Green Bay and Western debenture Bs, Mexican
Central consolidated is and first incomes Northern
Pacific ss Reading general IS. ST. Louis South
western DDS Southern Pacific as. Third Avenue As,
Union Pacific convertible IS. Wabash debenture Bs
and Wisconsin Central general as Consolidated
Tobacco 4s and Standard Rope and Twine incomes
also active
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

in London 6sss. French rentes 100 francs 30 cen
times
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, o'1Ac: Mex
ican silver dollars 454c. Bar silver In LONDON
closed at 26ssd.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 42. .52 LISBON So'o'
Buenos Ayres 13l 80; Rome 2.62
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. recelP'S
reported from Washington, $69abZ'; internal o ie
nue. receipts s44S ST. miscellaneous receipts s4'So'
total recents for the day .lS7 554 expenditures
81 o52 COO Receipts for the month to date sI 44.-'
expenditures SIS $4,000; excess of receipts s.ol|-'
Recepts for the fiscal year TO date. s1s $4,000, eA
pendtures s1sO554.771; excess of receipts 80
s-+Ioa, ho-L notes received for redemption $751;
5i3. -.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was d oeo'-
or TO the Clearing House s2.340l5l
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - -New-Orleans-Com-
rnerciai 81 . discount: bank. par San Francisco
Sight loc; telegraph. l2ac. Boston-Par and &c pre-
MUM Chicago-5c premium. Charleston-Buying.
lice discount; selling. 1-Iec premium Savannah
Buying &c off. selling. par.
BANK CLEARINGS- -New-York - Exchanges
ss3 $50 20; balances SIG e2 SIS. Boston-Exchanges,
s2 4se CSC: balances 81 033, ,2l- Philadelphia - Ex
changes saoesl ss7; balances. s2S6l 22s Baltimore
Exchanges 81 ss5 TO; balances, sj63.S56. Chicago
Exchanges sH G5seo9 balances. 2.s67.64o
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-CaN money In
lordon 2i5Q2s. per CERT open market discount
for short bills. 3443 5-l6 per cent: long bills, 5-i6
22k per cent Berlin discount rate. pa per cent for
three months bills and per cent for short bills.
Berlin exchange on London 20 marks 421s pfennigs
Paris exchange on London. S francs 12iz centimes
Paris discount rate per cent
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money 81 i3-1Is1Or the account. 81 l5-l6 Spanish IS
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

The report OF the general manager says; AT
tention Is called the fact that of the total
amount saved in operations against the previous
year, viz slSs95i the of $93,752 eQualling 1870
per cent. was saved in the item of Conducting
Transportation This has been accomplished
without any expenditures for grade reductions and
with precisely the same locomotives and equipment
formerly used
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

Pitts, McKee5port & Youghioeh.nv
tstd. Jointly by Pittsburg & Lake F-
Lake Shore and Michigan Southarn, And
fryV'osnee Worcester 10 D. c. tg;d. hv n !
hensss'aer : Saratoga p. c. Cgtd. by n.i.
ware & Hudson). Deia-
f'Ins; Matertown & Ogdensburg : 80,
oy ~. T. z & H. r. R. RI eu0-
sara,osa & schenectady p. c. Cgtd. by Ds;.-
war; < Hudson) ......... ~ Neia-
eou,h~est OF Georgia p. c. tgtd BY csn,r.;i
United n. j. r. r. & Canal Co 10 - i
tgtd- by Pennsylvania - - y c
utica, ChenansI SusQuehanna VaIla,
p. C. tstd- by Delaware Lack & Wes.a.-'o
Utica & Black River ! .. C. (gtd nv psrnl-
Watertown & Ogdensburg).
valley OF New-York p. c. tgtd by Deia-
ware Lsckawanna Western). -.
Warren On: ~ p. c. Cstd by d., L. & W.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
1rynvoRK nAuy TR1RIJNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 1901

,rera. AmaIpamated Copper Anaconda. Atchison
preferred. Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Delaware anu
Hudson. Erie common, Erie first prelerieu' -
second preferred. Louisville and NashViile, Nia va,
haitian Missouri Pacific, NewYork Centrai.
Northern Pacific preferred, Peoples Cas- reauiAs
first preferred Rock Island, St Paui 0o"'
Railway preferred Southern Pacific, sugar ieii
nessee Coal and Iron. Union Paclfc cofhiioii ~
nreferred United States Steel common ana pre-
ferred, United States Leather preferred "aodSn
preferred, Western Union, S12a4 per cent A'cSO .
common, 3a31s; Baltimore and ONO comfhoii IN
cago Terminal Republic Steel common ana pre-
ferred, g. 4.
THE RETIRING BOARD RE-ELhCl hD--f>'
the annual meeting Of the Brooklyn Union u@' Is,'
Company, held yesterday. the retiring poaiu u "
rectors reelected
cuJp,fENT OF SIJVER-The United Metals
Sailing Company will ship about $4,000 ounces Oh
silver to-day !,
GOING TO Law TO SECURE CARs-An IN
terestfng corroboration of the reports oi He''
railroad business comes In a dispatcn from 'iio
West that ST. Paul shippers are threatening "
bring actions for damages against the ralir "
account of the delay in forwarding soous
MICHIGAN CENTRAL REFUNDING-Ihe re-
funding of the Michigan Central dept HiA'uiiie o
or before May l. 1903. of which operation the pres
ent Offering Of Jackson Lansing anu Sasiit
bonds is the first step, will result in large SAVING
TO the road. The debt refundable up 10 tue u
mentioned includes 100000 consoiloa'eo -, e. 49, 49,
Nav l. 1902 which the interest IS io" 80 ooo
600 6S OF the same loTtSdse'
E, s,7 on Jackson Lansing and Saginaw 5s' que
September last interest sso.S5o; 214'op De'roi'
and Bay City guaranteed SIS, due May l. l''-. IN
terest s21 $50 and $4,000 Detroit and Bay oitS
Bridge guaranteed S. due May l. 1893 interest," S1-'
ooo At 81. per cent the total fixed charges are re-
duced from SIS. TO to s42S saving OF go VI
per cent on SIS 900 stock Sc per cent Oh WHICH
is owned by the New-York Central
OFFER OF BONDS.-N. w. Harris d Co own
and offer subject SALE 100000 state OF New io n
ner cent bonds due January l. 1906. These ooiioS
orc axen,nt from all taxation in the State of New
York.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
STOCK MARKET IRREGULAR
WEAKNESS FOLLOWS STRENGTH.

SHARP DECLINE IN THE LAST HOUR
THE FRACTIONS a MARKET FEATURE
Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from Mondays quota
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money rates as quoted fol-
low: Can money 31zG5 per cent: ruling rate. 4 per
cent. Time money, 4i2Q5 per cent for sixty days
and three months and 4i4d5 Per cent for four and
siy months on railroad collateral Commercial
paper 45zG5 per for three. four and six months
for the best names. and above for names not
Well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed firm.
Actual closing follow:
Gables. Sight. Sixty days.
Sse-linz 1s7b494.saiz 4.S4Q3.s4M
Francs -. 514S h.15s9-5.15 51S5s dt5-1712
Rechsmarks 8s 95 7-i6q95 3-l6 $685..
C;rilders -. 4os-lea40Ss 40ts G40 3-le
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

Amer. Light & Trac---..
90 pref. e
BinE Gas list mtg IS. 1898. -
do stock d.
Buff G C. list mtg IS. 1917. .
do stock. k......--..-.-- q.
'Colum Gas Co lst IS. 1882.
% q x = g LIST Con 5s. 1919
DO stock. ......- :
Fl " Gas Co Ist IS. 1929 D..
&c Rap @ l. CO lst 5s. 1918.
Haye-straw Light & + Gas
Co Gen'l Mig IS. 1919
Indianap Gas lst Is. 1920 =
jackson Gas Co stock -.- --
DO rs @. 1897 -.--....--... ..
Lafayette Gas LIST 6s. 1924 e
" Y Gas LIST is. 1925 %
do stock .-..-..,-.-..- @
Mad G & z Co fst 6s. 1929.
~ + g * : lst mtg IS. 1875
do stock
y Y * Q z L 6 p Co stock
do pref. t....----.--.
Ohio < I @ 1st mtg 6S. 1873
Do 2 new. .-.---------
Syracuse q lst mtg IS, 1913
do stock &.
.St Joseph Gas 1st 5s. 1881.
do stock :
- Paul Gas Con IS. 1914 e
do stock --..-.-.------
West @ Of. Milwaukee q 2 O.
do Ss...... &.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London Nov r. 4 p. m.-The market for ATeTi-
.an securities closed steady. Final prices follow:
THE EEDERAI. TREASURY

Washington Nov 12.-The condition OF the Treas
ury. divisions Of issue and redemption. at the
beginning OF business to-day as follows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
Furnished by William E. Nichols Co.. No 10 Wall-stD
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

INACTIVE STOCKS
FURNISHED by William f. Nichols Co. No. 10 Wall-s
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Tracy & Co. No 40
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
a., ~. - go i36 SOS So eco l46 IS. or .a03
ES-orn January 2I5.o.2 pT 6IS 362 Ss'o1l'-lS
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

sAnd interest.
STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.
NEW-YORK.
FURNISHED by William E. Co.. No IS walls)
period Bid Asked.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

FERRY COMPANIES.
FURNISHED by William E Nichols & Co.. No Is Wall-sD
Ir, nertod / Rld , asked
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
ST. JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND.

The annual report of the ST. Joseph and Grand
Island Railway Company for the year ehdeu JUNE
20 shows income account as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
sAnd interest,

.And interest.
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES
fRepcr,ed by Clinton Gilbert. No. waIl-st)
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

"And interest. TEX dividend
STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
Furnished by William E Nichols & Co.. No. Is Wal-st)
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING.-London traded In about
80 900 shares in this market, of which 10000 shares
sales. The largest buying In Baltimore
and Ohio.
STOCK LOAN OUOTATIoNs.-Loan quotations
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

I-Actual sales-i-Closing- saaTes .s
Omen high Low Fin. Bid. Ask 500.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

| Open High Low -
New-York tribune., 1901-11-13

STOCKS.