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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-21
INDIANA FAIR DATES.
The Complete List Given Out by the
Board of Agriculture.

Charles Downing. secretary OF the Indl-
ana State Fair Association. has just COM
pleted and given out revised lists OF fairs
and fair circuits in this State for the en-
suing season. The fair circuits are made
up of cities and towns I'm which induce
nents are offered to exhibitors and horse
men. such places being so combined thaS
there VIII be no conflicting oates In any
given circuit In the accompanying lists
the locality Of the fair. the date and tho
name OF the secretary are given in regular
order The lists of fairs and fair circuits
follow:
PIainheld-June s. John Morgan.
C0nverse-July 1913. F. +. Clark
Marion Driving Association-July 1876. ]. II.
Bockius.
LOganspOrt Driving Club-Juiy S0-Aug- Z, j. L
osgood-July so-Aug p Charles w Gray.
swayzee-Juiy 9o-Aug. 2. f. G. King
AfiddietOwn-July 30-Aug. ?. F. y Wisehart
Fairmount-Aug. SO. Wilbur Lucas.
Hagerstown-Aug. SO l.. ;. Bowman.
Danville-Aug 10. C. +. Bowen.
FRANKFORT races)-Aug. CO +. o. Edmonds.
SafiloS"AGs. 1915. c. r. Johnson. jr
Bainbridge-Aug. 1916. A; X; Allison
Kokomo-Aug. is-le II. H. Leach.
Misunderstanding. 1929: Perry Leavell
Lebanon-Aug 1921: Riley Hauser.
Rockport-Aug. 1924. James A. Payne.
Elwood-Aug 20-23. Frank r. DE Hority.
New AIbany-Aug zO-23 Louis Strack
New HarmOny-Aug. 29-24, George 6. Taylor.
Ramelton-Aug 2J-24 c. 5. Campbell
Iawrenceburg-Au 20-24, "a l.. Nowlin.
Bridgeton-Aug. 2e-so. F. NJ. Miller.
Ioswell-Aug. $3.50. w. II. Mcknight.
Frankfort-Aug 1881. Joseph Heavion.
Oakland City-Aug 26-31. W. r. Harris.
Muncie-Aug Z7-9D. NJ :. ClaypOol.
Rushville-Aug. 27-30. John @ Thomas.
Franklin-Aug. 27-Sl William = Young
Newtown-AGg. 2s-So. Thomas schultz
Brazil-sept. SO. Chal. McGahey.
Cayuga-Sept. 4-6. Dan COnOway.
COrydon-Sept. PC. Emery n. Breeden
Lafayette-Sept 90 W. VI. Blackstock.
Poplar Grove (Carrol p. O.)-Sept. &c. \. d.
Princeton-sept %. S. Vet Strain.
Crown Point-Sept. Sc. Fred Wheeler.
Agderson-sept. Sc. c. X. Mccullough.
Shelbyyile-Sept 81 G. T.. Amsden
saiern.sept. sic. w W. stevens
Boonville-Sept. 9-14 J. +. Richardson
Crawfordsville-Sept. GA, w r. Hulet
Marion Driving Association-Sept 10-1S j. II.
Bockius
East Enterprise-Sept. 1913, J. r. Elder
Columbus-Sept 10-14. Ed Redman. jr.
Naparaisc-Sept. i0-13. j. W. Halliday.
Tiptor-Siept lib. Benjamin F. Ramsay
Indiana state Fair-Sept. 1921. Charles Down.
ing.
Huntingburg-sept. 1921. II. c Rothert
Huntlngton-Sept 1921. A. l.. Beck
Covington-Sept. 1870. William II. Miles
Iaporte-Sept 1920 Bert A. Orr
rrIne;enneseesept ,, 2s,2S j. D. William Williams
Richmond-Sept. 24-27. Joe Stevenson.
Evansville-Sept. 24-2s r.. l. Akin.
RochesteT-Sept. 25-2S, +. r. Moore.
Kendallvile-Sept. S0-Oct. A. G. p. Alexander
Bourbon-Oct. Ia. Il. W. Parks.
Portland--Oct. IA. c. o. Hardy.
Angola-Oct. sill. r. :. CroxtOn.
Bremen-Oct. Sill. Edward Hickman.
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When the earliest vioiets ope
on the sunniest southwark slope
When the cress and windfower slim
Paieiv light the woodpath dim
When the air Is sweet and keen
Ere the full-blown flower is seen
When that blithe forerunning air
Breathes more hope than thou canst haar
Thou. q buried. broken heart.
Irto ouivering life shall start
Thou shalt ask the fiower-ioved breeze
Wherefore waken these-and these
Soulicss gazers on the light.
Wherefore lead these up from night
And not send thrilling call
Waking eyes more sweet than ALL
Edith d. Thomas. In the Independent
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what Ma Didn't Forget.
,hicago Record-Herald.

Chicago Record-Herald.
sspa
Yes"
THAT Mrs. Flpley was here to-day. and
guess what she said about YOU
"Oh. I can't" the old gentleman replied
beginning 10 get interested. What was
it,
a MISUNDERSTANDING man and held your
age so we'll.
'.She did eh?' he replied. pushing out
his chest and pretending that IL didn't make
any particular difference 10 him what she
said
But" the sweet child continued, ina
told her she ought to see you In the morn
get the side hair slicked up over your bald
spot
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atmosphere. and the conditions In tna st
respect are much more apt TO be favorapie
in winter than in summer. An oosersa-
ton in the inside. and outside temperature
would create a dissolution Of the sensitive
lens, and the consequence is that tne as
tronomer is frequently half frozen al ms
post. Many an observer has contracted d
fatal case of pneumonia while seated az
the eye-piece OF his telescope. and neaTiy
all the older men are shattered IN healtn-
Ii Is fine evidence of their courage tneiI
devotion and their single-heartedness that
we hear so little about these things.
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Central indiana Fair Circuit.

W F. Hulet president. Crawfordsvilie. W. NJ
Biackstock secretary. Lafay cite.
panVille-Aug 80. g. r. Bowen.
BainbIidge-Aug. 1916. \ r. Allison.
I.ebanon-Aug 2l-93 Riley Hauser.
F'rankfort-Aug- 1850 Joseph Eesvilon-
Boswcll-Nug. $3.50, W. II. Mcknight
I.afayette-Sept. &c. W. NJ Blackstock
CrawfoTdsville-Se 9-13. W. r. Hulet
Gov incton-Sent. 1872 William II. Miles
Indiana state Fair-Sept 1921. Charles Down
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Eastern Indiana Fair Circuit.

NJ :. Ciayrool. president. Munce f. \. Wise
hart. secretary. Middletown
Middletown-JuIy Sl-Aug. ,. +. \ Wisehart
HagerstOwn-AUg. Gle, l. :. Bowman.
New Castle-AUg. 1917. W L. Risk
ElwoC--Aug. 2o-1S +. T. De Hority.
CreenGeld-AuR. 20. Charles Downing.
EUshVfile-Aug 1881. j. . Thomas
Muncie-AUg. ISL NJ < Claypool.
Indiana state Fair-Sept. 1921 Charles Down
ing
Portland-Oct. 10. 4. O. Hardy
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Northern Indiana Fair Circuit.

+ +. Moore, president Rochester: Fred
Wheeler. Secretary, Crown Point.
Crown Point-Sept. Sc. Fred Wheeler
Nalparaiso-Sept. 1913, J. w Halliday
Indiana State Fair-Sept. 1921. Charles Down
ing.
Rochester-Sept. 24-e7 r. +. Moore
Bourbon-Oct. IA. b. W Parks
Bremen-Oct. SILL Edward Heckaman
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Vienna Correspondence London Mail.
An Industrious collector OF curiosties has
made a list of the choice expressions used
at a recent sitting of the Austrian Parlia-
ment These are some of the potter cpl
thafs used. Liar. scoundrel. rufian. brig
and cad. cur, thief. rascal. convict. pro-
fassional drunkard. maniac. fool. idiot
beast. lump OF mud, shameless swindler'
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incapable donkey, swineherd. reptile. creep
ing insect. DEVIL damned soul. dirty heath
en-, OK, pickpocket. filthy jew. pirate. burg
lar. street-cleaner. clown. clustering poopy'
murderer. brainless nobody. assassin. pen
niless hanger-on. elephant, street ARAB
rhinoceros. crocodile. negro, skunk. rogue,
blackmailer gaoibird. ape, vulture, beast OF
prey and blackguard- These were an ap
plied by Austrian members of Parliament
to one another The author Of the list Tears
il is far from complete.
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Indiana-Kentucky Fair Circuit.

j. Freeman Little president. Owensburg. Ky. /;
George G. Taylor, secretary, New Harmony.
greensboro. Ky.-Aug 1917. ]. Freeman Little.
New Harmony. Ind.-Aug. 20-23. George c.
Taylor
Oakland City, Ind.-Aug. 26-3l, w. r. Harris.
Princeton. Ind.-Sept. 81 S. Vet Strain.
Boonville. Ind.-Sept. S-14. J. ii. Richardson.
Huntingburg. Ind-Sept. 1921. II. G. Rothert.
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southeastern Indiana Fair Circuit.

F. II. Nauer president. North Vernon; c. w
Gray. secretary. Osgood.
Osgood-July 3O-Aug. ,, C. w. Gray.
North Nernon-Aug. GO. Fred III. Nauer
Madison-Aug. 1916 c. r. johnson. Jr.
Iawrenceburg-Aug 20-4 IL. l.. Nowln
Franklin-Aug 21-3l. w. :. Youag.
shelby ille-Sept. 81. &. r. Anisden
Columbus traces)-Sept. lila. Ed Redman jr
Indiana State Fair-Sept. 1921. Charles Down
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Detroit Journal.

To-day 1 told Clifford about silk: how
the beautiful fabric of my new Easter
gown came originally from a poor. insig-
nifcant worm
not?'
And this, although | had taken the
precaution to send my husband from the
room before entering upon this subject
But j would aot let Clifford see that I
was pained. Accordingly l brushed the
scalding tears from my eyes before I took
brizfsest little boys no longer cracked this
1cke-
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Gas Belt Racing Circuit.

J. T. Tomlinson. secretary. Logansport Ind.
Marion-Juy 23-26. J. H. Bockius.
Logansport-July S0-Aug. ?. J +. Tomlinsor.
FrankfOrt-Aug 6-9 T.. q. Edmonds
Kokomo-Aug. 1916. II. II. Leach.
Elwood-Aug 20-25 Frank r. DE Hority.
Muncie-Aug. go. NJ. 5 Claypool.
Anderson-Sept. IS. c. X. Mccullough
Marion-Sept 1913, J. II. Bockius
Indiana state Fair-Sept 1921. Charles Down.
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Theory aud Practice.
Washington Post.

Washington Post.
Prof George D. Heron. the professional
Health-hatcr = 10 marry a woman VIA
possesses H.o0e0oo IN ter own name. Like
other advanced thinkers. George Is strong
est IN his for-publicat on-oniy stunt,
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keeping the stream Of American life clear
OF the mud which has stained the litera-
lures OF other lands.
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at tho Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPO-
LIS. April 2o.-Cattle-Receipts light; shipments
none The market was steady az unchanged
prices closing quiet. with all sold. Quotations:
Good to prime steers. 1850 lbs and up
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S525d $50

Hogs-Receipts 1,5Oo; shipments 1870. The
quality fair. The market opened active at
about steady prices. possibly a shade lower In
some instances. The demand good caused
by liberal orders from Eastern packers. which
were not all filled for want OF stock The clos
ing steady Quotations:
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Sheep-Receipts 300: shipments. 175. Most
OF the sheep and lambs were billed through
and went out in first hands The few on
sale brought yesterdays prices. This
weeks receipts are the largest I'm over a
month, and there is a gain OF 1850 so far
this year compared with the same period
last year. Prices early in the week were
strong, but later. with increased supplies,
they suffered a decline Of 25c. Quotations:
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nominal. shipments none The
Ialty was rather ordinary. The market was
eady at unchanged prices, and the demand was
bod for all grades. Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Activity and advancing prices marked the
course Of stock market trading yesterday. Ad-
vsnces were general throughout the list, with
exceptional strength in Sugar Refining. the
Reading shares. Colorado Southern issues. Mexl-
can Central. Missouri Pacific and some of the
less active industrial securities There was a
good commission house demand in the greater
mart of the day: also active operations for the
account of we'll known market interests. Chi
csgo houses were heavy buyers, taking large
amounts Of Atchison. Reading and Missouri Pa
cihc Philadelphia interests also had large or
ders in the market. The publication Of a faVor-
sbla hank statement and several optimistic in
terviews with prominent Wall Street bankers
were influential factors in attracting an in
creased demand for securities In the last hour
reactions from the high prices of the morning
took place. but just before the close renewed
speculative buying carried quotations for most
issues n the best figures of the day. The heav-
lest dealings were again in Sugar Refining.
Amalgamated Copper and Reading. In the rail-
way list Atchison. st. Paul. Manhattan, Mis-
souri, Pacific and Union Pacific were leading ac-
tive features The heavy trading in Reading
WAS apparently due TO the company's big earn
lngs.
The bank statement was more Favorable than
generally expected the reserve above legal re-
nprenoents increasing over $1,000 600. The gain
n hOiGlnSS
while Fridays estimates indicated a loss of
about 100000 The heavy expansion in cash
was probably due TO the peculiarities Of the
average system which did not show in last
weeks statement an indicated gain of S2OOoOOO
and to the local movement of money incident to
the large holiday trade at this centre The
weeks activity in the stock market suggested a
large expansion in loans. The increase, how
ever. was less than 81. 100000. Total reserve now
stands at 81 S91, $50, against S11,525,900 in the
same week a year ago, and S11,l6S.015 in 1888.
The movement Of money from the interior
showed a heavy gain in the week, and 1t is
probable in the next few weeks the local cash
holdings will be largely increased through the
movement Of interior funds. Call money rates
were nominal at per cent yesterday. 1t is not
thought likely that in the remaining two busi-
ness days of the year money market disturbance
will develop.
The usual weekly table of price changes for the
i active stocks follows
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The outside securities market yesterday was Ann
but steady. Tennessee Copper was active On ,rr
chases of about 5000 shares it advanced ueariv /,
point. to 141s but later lost half the gain se,r
down to 1872 There was a fair inquiry for wh,rs
Knob Copper around IS. but no trades were mad.
The Greene Consolidated Copper Company on pyn.
transactions. advanced about points selling ~.
to 331A. but toward the close also lost abort b.,
of the gain. North Platte Copper sold .up 70 ~
but reacted to 151s United States Reduction ro,,
mon was fraction of. selling down to asss- Nora
ern Securities continued firm, selling at inn
Hackensack Meadows Company sold at 4s@ NJ
minion Securities at s5Ss, and Seaboard Air r,r
As at s51. Virginia Coal and Coke bonds advances
per cent in the bid to 50. without sales. The ma.
ket closed generally quiet.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
CAR COMPANIES PROSPEROUS.

Railroad companies are ordering cars with
out regard TO prices, and a consequence the
car building companies are making handsome
profits with the prospects of extremely heavy gross
and net earnings for many months to come In
deed. both the American Car and Foundry Com
pany and the Pressed Steel Car Company have
enough orders their books to keep their works
busy for the next two years Some railroad COM
panies complain because their orders be
hlled more quickly. but the fault in great part
their own, owing to the delay In letting their con-
tracts. In the case of the Baltimore and Ohio 1t is
said that the policy of a certain element in the
BOARD OF directors has cost the company a large
amount of money by its refusal TO purchase cars
when prices were lower than they can be bought
Tor now. In the last few months the Baltimore
and Ohio has been forced to place heavy orders
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

The aggregate Of capital stocks of companies ac-
quired in the year is s125l6,oo. and stock OF pro-
prietary companies was issued to the amount OF
S1S5,OOo making the total stock of proprietary COM
panies outstanding s3O3 924,572 There were issued
during the year s15OOO,OO0 Southern Pacific Com
pany two-fve year AZ per cent bonds and s712S0eo
other bonds. The total of bonds retired during the
year s69l357, leaving the total funded debt OF
the entire system 1858 03o against SS7 2ilo last
year. The sinking funds of the proprietary COM
panies amount a balance on hand of I4.1lS0ii
Sales land $50. 162 acres. at an average or
81 e5 an acre There remain 1879. .s4s unsold,
of which about 54s721s acres are IL litigation The
expenditures capital account We're sS4 1893 OIL for
stocks and bonds of constituent companies, stocks
of the Houston and Texas Central Railroad and the
Cromwell Steamship Company. The other capital
expenditures were IS, ,1s0,so2. which include pur-
chases of 81 locomotives 25 passenger cars and 2s
freight cars. OF the capital expended s2On.S4s was
paid for out of earnings and credited 10 the ac-
count Expenditures for betterments which are
charged income of proprietary companies were
81 9is IA east of FL Paso and 4ss6l65 west of FL
Paso The inventory Of equipment shows sales o
condemnatons which cost ss9o.le0. and purchased
during the year equipment TO the cost of S,5716s2-
The charge to maintenance of way and structures
shows an increase over last year Of N.1S7lsS, or
13 "a per cent
The average tons per train mile have increased
from 2S9 O1 10 303 equivalent to Sc per cent. The
average tons per loaded car have increased from
1717 10 173s. An average OF only n locomotives
More locomotives being thus converted.
and considerable saving in this item of expense
is expected The report says that the large amount
of lightweight rail in the track should be taken
up as rapidly as the earnings will permit. The
percentage of the mileage still laid with 50 and SIS
pounds rails is 36.is; 50 pounds rail amounts TO
only 21 per of the total; 2o46 cent OF the
total is laid with 80 pounds rail- The total pas
sengers carried one mile increased SsS per cent.
The total increase Of all freight per mile is SIS
per cent. The average receipts per train mile of
freight increased 76 per cent. The classification
OF freight traffic shows 232 per cent OF the total
TO be products OF agriculture, 35s per cent meat,
wool and live stock. S7s per cent COAL 1872 per
cent lumber and similar forest products and Ill
per manufactures.
The general balance sheet OF June 30 shows
and liabilities of s2s7 1ss $50 and profit
and surplus OF so ss5. 343 which compares with
total and liabilities for the last previous
year OF S272 800 and profit and loss surplus of
So Ol9 9n.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
NEW GRATUITY FUND PLAN.

The board OF managers of the Produce Exchange
have formulated gratuty fund plan. under
the terms OF which the Exchange will have the
right to purchase and retire membership Certif-
Gates. II is proposed that any member who sells
his seat shall with II dispose OF the full amount
OF insurance that IL carries. Formal announce
ment OF the plan will probably be made by the
managers in the course of the coming week
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-Orlea - COM
mercial 81 % discount: bank, par. San Francisco
Sight, TIC; telegraph, Ice. Boston-oc ana loc
premium. Chicago-90c premium. Charleston-Buy-
ing, 1-16c discount; selling 1-16c premium SaVan-
Multiplying, 75c discount: selling, Toe premium
Cincinnati-Between banks, 1oc premium; over the
counter. soc premium.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-CaH money IN
London 32.d4 per cent; open market discount rate
for long bills, 7-e per cent; short bills, Ss per
cent. Berlin discount rate per cent for three
months bills and 3k per cent for short bills ber-
lin exchange on London. 20 marks 3S pfennigs
Paris exchange on London, % francs 10 cehtiines
Paris discount rate. per cent.
FOREIGN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. consols LOT
money S41s for the account. "a 3-16. Spanish As In
London, 76. French rentes, 100 francs 30 cehtlmes
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 55ssc' Mex
ican silver dollars 43Ssc Bar silver in London
closed % 11-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, $50; Lisbon 81
Buenos Ayres, 139; Rome, 157.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

for cars at stiff contract prices. The manasemen's
of the American Car and Foundry company anu "
the Pressed Steel Car Company are working IN mar
mouy Both companies are ably and conservatVeiy
operated and their preferred stocks are sound IN
vestment issues The election of three new direc-
tors of the Pressed Steel Car Company strengthens
the board as two of the directors are repre-
sentatives OF Charles NJ schwab. the president OF
the United States Steel Corporation
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
HONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY MARKET-Money rates as quoted fol
low: CAN money. 5a6 per cent; ruling rate per
.. iiiis money per cent for sixty days and
three months and 5G5h per cent for four fya on5
SIX months on railroad collateral. Commercial
paper oa55 per cent for three four and six months
Ior 'ne pest names. and above for names not SO
we'll known. ~
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

Is Erie General As Mexican Central first incomes
Reading general As. St. Louis Southwestern hrsts'
Southern Pacific As Third Avenue As Union Pacific
convertible Is and Wisconsin Central general As.
Consolidated Tobacco As were also active.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

awanna and Western Railroad Company. Il. per
cent: National biscuit Company. 1 per cent COM
mon.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market firm r,r.-

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong ro,a,
amounted in par value to s24245o against g s54 oo
on Friday. The heaviest dealings were in the
Atchison general As. Baltimore and Ohio gold and
oeoenture is Chicago and Alton 3l1s. Chicago. Bur.
ungton and Quincy As. Colorado and Southern ers,
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
New York New-York

London. Dec. 2s. ? p. m-The market for Ameri-
can securities dull and firm. Final prices fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
STOCK VALUES STRONG.
OUTSIDE DEMAND HEA VIER.
MONEY

RANK HOLDINGS INCREAsE-BONDs AND
MONEY.
Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities AMI net changes from Fridays quo
rasious
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED by r. l. Day & Co.. No. Na,sar

CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Tracy & Co.. No. 40 wali-st1
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES
ACTIVE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by William E Nichols Co.. No IS WALL,
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

And interest tex dividend
STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.
NEw-YORK-
FURNISHED by William e Nichols 4 Co.. NO IS Wali-s''
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
Int. period. I Bid. Asked

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New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

Actual sales-J-Closing- Shares
open High Low. Fin. Bid. Ask. sold.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
sex dividend.

rots, sales lor me 23I
IN pINosolis
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

Saturday. Saturday, Net
Dec, 81. Dec. Is. changes
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!ss.. aS5, ps4'oa- .as5 Bid. A.x..
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
STOCKS.

Iopen- High Low Last shares
ing. est est. sale. ! sold
New-York tribune., 1901-12-29

THE FEDERAL TREASURY
Washington, Dec. 2S.-The condition of the Treas
ury divisions of issue and redemption at the be-
ginning of business to-day as follows:
RESERVE FUND.