davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
.gterke-Mils

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9rlufebera airfe. Goret pioeS life
iaa usic. men oei bar antagcIia ON.
firing 1880. Sans Rooer be6 Matte
% ifuIoe o9rc lioeu, men ui9opauIig
iterf.
Oct fprtnlIes, at bun meb 2etbcb
bar eli Eenbc Rile poa 8obIhten, og
On bun ifilIoe bipe R~ueirffeu Oh pao
@Guter, par bum for fort, og ben
ioIbt ueb fIerc @onge. "a bIep bun
flint oa iogoe: On rurrer mig, on,
men iee fol life rarre dig, iea." Ger.
pna FOG bun Ben meo beQae SGuber
% fofteSc ben mcS ilia aroit, OF ben
for Iiae moo @Gg9eu.
On Ssnnen 9tils oiheS life tort
fra hanS 9arnoom. Oct iortPaeS
Dog, at ban fit &citemeIf, "a ban por
Iiber. % at bet bar herat ban bIep
iod 'tcrf.
"a ban par heutmoo ooren, fom
han ! TIeneite hos Breiteu / Seljor0.
Der puo ben Sio beo Ole Rilsion
Sporp. TiIS bar mil og piaig o9
al CT meeet iagtmobigt Sino, ioa ban
tnoItc inc ReotienereS mango 9ril.
lcrier.
6ngans, bo man / Breitegaaroen
prntebc 9iipen, BAD 6rlen bam gao
iii gornotercu cftcr Sflrreiano. "a
han ipurgte, bpor meget ban ifuloe
tage, ioa0e DC, Of han funbe heutc ina
meaet, han orfebe bare.
San too ia en- SsnbciGf % gif
til gdruotercn, Ct Sielo, Der liqacr
omtrcnt 3 SicrSingpci fra Breitc'
gaaroen. Sm Ell goo StuuS font
ban ieieu meb fuIb Srf, og ga han
ifuIbc goa op Stoburstroppcn, broit
heuue, ng ban iIeuete Soften fra
iia poa @uInct, ian bet rpitebe cQ
fIaaeoe | belle SltIet. Sra Den Sio
nupeoe tn9eu al Mebtjcncncruc at
bopc ham tilbebitc.
Son fit mart rig Iulehuina til al
bic, bpiIfcu airmpefor ban oar. !
SIutboI Nnncr bocoC bcuaaua ct iTIt
Meuncifc, iom hcbtc "SporthnlSs
0irmpeu". Sou bar berpgtet nibcu
ON Tor lin Stprfc % ltporrCnbc6.
ga ban bap6c 9iort iia ifpIoig /
ct airfetpperi, og Ereitcn bopbc taft
BAN I'll Rettc oerior, % iibeu meI6t
ham for 2nriobcocu. bIcp bon ioo
rnicnbc. at ban rsa ligc poo Ereitcn
% Hog ham iIig. al ban maottc boil
be Scuacn | mango Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
CT IidsbHisds - -
90 fra Jeismarken

Reite Sang, Greitcn ifuIoe til Gin.
neret, toa ban gtils meb iig. De trnf
SportboIS .aiGmpen, % Ireiten bar
after uoiot for @ronbeoer. gt RiIS
beIer life Hop fri er LET at ifienne.
"a toe beume BAN, iom ON oct bdpbe
nGret ct Iioet Barn, % bonfeoe barn
Zig OBJ, at ban life popeoe at gisre
Dem Sortrpb iioen. Sra ben Sio
gif Gieneitegutten paa 8reitesnor.
bcn unber Raunct; Sterfe,RiIS.
On anben Sang ifllIoe Der boIbcs
ct SfoaIe. @ieitebub / 5iertodI. Gr
rig SeIiorbing piIoe berbort. men
ban onino oct iitreit at foo Strrfe.
RilS meo fig, bn SiertosIerue par
banSe iterfe oe fomplpine. &c tier.
re aiiteo. % oft off goot os bel De
fsrite Gage; men ba oct Iaffeoe moo
@noeu nf 9rplluppet, % ben itcrfc
9rif ret bapbc giort fin SirfutHg.
blep Der SlnaSmoaI. % man piIoc
babe Selior0ingen meo.
Rils iputes Dog. oct par siogCit CT
bolbe bam tiIbase. toa ham / 6aHGct
% iatte itg uco meo bnm / 9Gnfer
pucnior 9~uugborbet. Ser tirreoe Oe
ham ioa lGngc, in0ttl ban blep tint.
Oil : fommc. fol leg rpb6e Rel"
iaGoe ban. Serpnn tog ban mocr
Snngboroet meb hcn enc Sadno 90
lefte6c oct OF. mcoeu8 han meb Den
onoen Hog ioa baarOt paa 9oroiti'
pen, at beu rcpneoc % bper Del fnIot
ira hperun6rc. "a blcp set tbit I
Snact, % &c Hap for nibcrc lllciIig-
hco Den Sang.
1852, ia Bills bar omfriua %
Glur, blcp han Solont. San itob
llu9gltt ! 5rrSrifSpHrn og oiorbe Der
mango itore 8nrp. Guanng pGooc6c
&c 10 8oIer meh ham, at ban life or
fcoc at bare 3 Senner Salt op pan
2oftet, San aioroe oct BOG, ltoatct
Sroppcn off iitpffer, og ponot ionIc.
bcS Siboler.S cboeIcn.
Oct par uctcp pno Den Si6. at Den
me 6ritltin9Smlr i SrcbrifSprrn
bIeb bpgact, On 9oa too 6 Mnnb
oa itrGpebc meb at ioo Ell flor Stcn
op poa SGituiu0Smurcrl, men oct
luffeoeS life. "a bo6 Stcrfe. 9tilS
Dem gno tiIiioc og toa fot o9 Gsitchc,
ioo han inrf nco / &orbeu til Infes
len. men ban 1rciChc Steneu % set
pcnt. % Somman6outcu ioo Octtc,
ingOr ban, al Den Stcn ifuIoC iton pcO
Eorteu iom ct Niubc, % oct fortGI.
les, at oeit itonr Ser cnoIuI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
] UDGE CLANCY
3 SOrnrasbinc, y. g., afsiOer en-
pigtis ajrnoelic.

5 Saaen Or. 9opib aennebp's
5oporite &cmebp imoo BLOB og Sc.
peronoer bar Gommer Sames S.
Glonep | &orneaspile, q. g., en- of
DC melt fremraaenoe Surifter /
berne biitoriife gp. npIig fienSt for
8et, at into6 Blob oa 9eperonoer
fortiener Or. Gapio aenneop's so.
norite &emeop ben bsieite &os. San
flyer:
1Seg bar brI9t Gr. 2apib Renue.
ops Ssapprife Henieop o. nnbetoler bet
pda bet bebiie for bets gooe Birinina |
nit EiIiGloe: Blob pg 4eperipgoon.
2et bpgseoe mig RAFT pp os bebrebe
min Seibreo meset~
Geo. $. Gift. s7s Sfiper Street,
Iron, q, g., leo al 2eperonbe, og
bans BLOB bar belt noe af Srben,
og efterot bope bruet "Soporite Re.
meop" bar ban bette at iige:
"5pr enbper, Der Iioer af ben uo.
flsrie eler ubtr0ttebe ssornemmelie.
fo%raarldget al Blob, eIler 9eperonoer,
er 9r. 9apib 6ennebn's 6apprite @ern.
eon bet beoite WRipoel man fan fipbe.
Sec bar brust bet pe peo bet"
Den eneite iifre 4ur for Spa.
BONNIE ! Hprerne, Seneren, gIeren
90 8looet, R~beitmotisme, 9pspepiia
og froniif 5oritoppelie er Or. 9abib
Senneop's Soporite 8emeop. Set
bar beIbrebet | mense SiIfGIoer, bpcr
aft anoet bar feilet.
2iee mcaet, boor ing De er, bnor
lGnse DC bar libt cher boor mango
9Gger bor feilct / at biGIpe Gem,
Or. Gnpio aenncbp'S Saporite Re.
mcbp bill belbrebc Dem, bpis Selbre.
belle er nltlie.
ane Ipoteferc ipleer Or. Saoib
9ennebbs Sdporite 3emebb / be II h E
so Gents SLATER og rceuIGre
$500 SLATER.
ErepsraRs = NOT for en- grsS., frtt pr. gpf.
DR.. David Kennedy Corporation. Rondout,N.Y.
Dr.. David Kennedy's Golden Plasters. itprfsr
fH "A HIee4A ffrffR~ En1aWNar aAarAIN IAf hAax
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24
"Suspenncn,"

RaIfincn "Suspcuneu" CT mobtaact.
% ben arbeibcr gobt og lint o9 or / ale
Selc en- fsritc aIdsieS &difiuc. og icg
bill dnbcialc oeu til cubper, iom bill
bape CT goo 9iaifine. Srdsteu bar
S1.31. Carl InbcrIou, 9rainerS, yRinn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-24

Dr.. David Kennedy's Golden Plasters. Itprter
nffterue, fiernsr Smerter ooeraIt. l5c bper.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07
Trick Novels Hold
Attention Under Difficulties.

the girls misery. the other to her happiness,
Nth the chances equal for either-in short.
the book cnds with an Interrogation that
ilstsEs Itself upon the readers mind. THE
1Gdy OF the Tiger scarcely surpasses this
book in Point Of climax.
!}ut the most surprising and most
mysterious Of novels is the old Mystery Of
Edwin DrCOd." Reading II without Il
knowledge of the cause of its sudde and
surprising termination, one would say that
Dickens deliberately exercised all tho arts
% ingenuity for the sole purpose OF mysti-
~tirGf.gn.
Edwin Is all at once whisked out OF N.
pages under circumstances that suggest
murder. At the outset the reader Is led 10
suppose that Edwin will lie murdered. and
reads on in the hope that he will b.. .rur-
dtToi-not that Edwin is n disaSreeakle
person whom one wishes killed; for, Oh The
contrary, he is a very likable young man
BIT because murder has been implicitly
promised. and the readers morbid Interest
vi! be satisfied with nothing less than full
fIilmcTt.
has been present The circumstances all
70 Inc reader lies in the fact that the muir
Ter, If such Il was. has not been committed
before his very eyes. And no fault can be
laid TO tie reader for such a feeling. fer lie
l. NIT the victim of the authors wites and
s+"lttlons; every skill has been employed
10 0het his desire for blood.
AZ THIS point disappointment sure:seics
interest In the story. then after a time tile
BOOK Is resumed through curiosity to learn
who made away with Edwin. One casper is
vaguely suspected of the deed; his motive
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

WRTTTEE F"E THE %U%oAT EEPUTLIC.
Frank =. STOCKTON Tie Lady ~ the
Tiger set many thousands "f brains p.lz-
zllnC over the fate uf his unhappy hero.
Many writers o5 late years have INDUCED
= cruel pTopensit" ia p"rQlnE and jAEtglize
the public hy abruptly Abandoning the
hero or heroine to "a dilemma which adj
mits equally Of two soIu,iuns-aud the poor
reader goes p~r2zllnr .uWu the ages with
the question in his brain.
\ similar method VAS employed II ore
Of Mark Twaiu's stories. where, having il
VOWED the hero in such dire complications
that L WAS impossible 70 extriga;e him.
Tho author accompanied him ~ the verge
Of 4 prsciplce AMI thcra most Uuex1c.t.i-
~ left him To the reader imagination. but
with the frank explanation THAI his nEvn
ingenuity had been exhausted IN the effort
10 lose the enemies that were pursuing
the hero at n gallop
Somehow these novels porScSs a terrible
ffascinaiion. wnICt, can only lie explained
upon the ground that the mind delights
to attempt impossible solutions. y lIte
book CT similar character r.: The Things
Which Are Caesar's." by K. Is. Kaufman.
Like the Others II artfu'ly engages the
readers interest from the first by telling
q clever talc-inGeei. none Of these hooks
would be read for the mere sake IF The
puzzle and without Thought fer their sub
stance-and enliSts full sympathy cor John
Haig. a man who had tried In vain to
expiate e crime hy taking his lust punish
ment- incidentally, the love or a pure girl!
for the eX-conyict IL bound I'D with the
story IN q manner thai appeals. Finally
the reader IL left 10 speculate upon two
COURSES OF action, one of which leads TO
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

seems 70 b. following digressions Of no par
ticular interest, which only srrve to make
his interest keener in the mystery. but he
consoles himself with the reflection that
Dickens i. 50 much cleverer than he. and
that these digressions are very significant.
that their meaning Will suddenly crystal
i:ze ana become clear at the supreme mo-
ment when Edwin's murderer IS discovered.
The reader reflects. as the depression carries
HIM on and on. My. how far away from the
real business we seem TO be-" Then. wholly
without warning or Inclination. he turns
over-a blank page. and all is finished. IN
answered.
Vet in spite of the suspense. hopelessness.
chaerin. anger. in which ne IL left he lays
down the book with the consciousness that
he has been wonderfully entertained. How
Goes he account for it? The answer is sub
Lime genius.
To the reader who has not Yet learned the
-.asoa of the abrupt stoppase it maX seem
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that Dickens became suddenly d.sa fecte5.
got Interested in something else: that he
surveyed what he had done and was i'm
pressed with the utter mystery of 1t. and
exclaimed: I'm not finish the thing, I'll
call it the. Mystery and let the public
guess the solution!"
But most people are familiar with the fact
that Dickens's death was the real cause Of
the abrUrt breaking off. When that la
ment.d event occurred in June. 1870. d spe-
ciaI pang WAS added to the general grief
for his loss. In the knowledge that he had
lift unfinished a work which promised to
equal his best. As the Mystery of Edwin
brood" stands it is one OF his most effcc-
tive and popular books: some have called It
his greatest
II left a great trail of mystified readers,
and gave rise to thousands of specUlations
and not n few attempted explanation, by
authors both English and American.
II was hoped that the work would be COM
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

was stronger. The deed was cleverly per-
formed. There is Some curiosity 20 learn
just the manner OF It. BY whom was it
done? Just how? Whsre2 with these
questions impeDinG him, the reader pro-
ceeds. a little reluctantly at first. resenting
the authors seeming breach Of faith; then
gradually he becomes diverted from bis re-
sentiment, beSuiied by coEsummate character
drawing. pleased with descriptions: his in
terest grows and follows the side plots; Re
has already fallen In love with the heroine
better than many of Dickens's-and soon
he has pardoned the authors breaking faith
with him. Added to curiosity. which never
once ceases to be the main motive, he now
has other motives to lead him on.
What promises TO be a clew turns IN Tho
reader becomes impatient. The characters
grow In interest. the side-plots deveIoT, tho
humor OF Sapsea and Durdles constantly
eohVuises. 1Hen after awhile tbs reader
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

their joint book. John Jasper's Secret" Il
was n conscientious effort and for q time
was deservedly popular. but 1t has not come
down 10 the present hand in hand with the
work Of true genius and one rarely hears II
spoken of to-day.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-07

pictsd tom materials thought to be in e1-
isterce-but materials there were almost
none.
Perhaps the most noteworthy attempt i.
clearing up the mystery was made nv
Charles Dickens. Jr.. and WiIkie Collins IN
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
nrTSLnE SECTRLTIES.

The market for outside securities was hrm- out
dealings were on a somewhat smaller scale tnan
those Of Tuesday. Northern Securities was UresH-
lar bur active. dealings amounting 70 80"
shares it sold up to I1-s Rock Island issues we're
stronger. bur less active. the common was deaH IN
% the extent Of 200 shares from 5'74 10 9+s AMI
the preferred 10 the extent of lsoo shares from -
20 S. The bonds we're more active; upward or
$4,000 were dealt I'm around SA9s United states
Realty was Grru t.r tu" Common, which on det--
iuEs amountiug ro geo shares. advanced 10 "+f
in he earIy trading but reacted slightly before me
close. The preferred opened strong. selling up To
7Sia but on realizing lost over 4 per cent or the
early advance. selling back to i''4, about L"''
shares were traded I'm. American Writing Paper
issues were Hrmer and i'm better demand, the com
mon sold up s7s dealings Of about "'"' snareS
while the preferred traded I'M 10 the extent
N 90" shares from 24S. to 25 Seaboard common
sold }t There hrmer tone displayed ln
Steel shares. Empire common advanced per cent
on purchase of $40 shares 70 10, while Central
Foundry preferred sold up to +lt Bamberger-
De Lamar sold at l17suIG3,. United states Sliytr
Corporation 6s sold the extent of Sto" AZ l'N's
BAY State Gas sold al li4Hl+s Greene ConsoHdaiel
Copper sold y70GS's White KNOB an ltdl'-2.
DISABLING OF America AZ %'G3l, Transportation az
70. Montreal and Boston a. 2A40", san r fEan'lS'"
- and preferred at ble4. American loodoco
BIO. Storage Power At iis and standard OH al
6t3Htso The market closed quiet put Steddy
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New Drlears-4-aun-
rnercial 81 . discount, hank par san Fra~risra-
sight, -is- telegraph 81. Boston and f.r dis
count Charleston-RuyinE. 1-l6c discount. selling.
l-lsc premium. C1icaso-loc premium. Clnrirrats-
Between banks Soc discount. over the counter. soc
premium Ssyannah-Buying &c discount per
5000. selling. 75c premium.
RANK CLEARINGS - Nevv-York - Exchange.
SSs 24s 7-o balances. SlSeSfoia Exchange
$50 ts7ees balances. S22H.s-6 Boston-ExchauEe-
So % 2Es. balances S213-.527 Baltimore FN-
changes s. s5a --t. balances. NsE15
FOREIGN MONEY MARkET.-Cam money IN
London gi-ac per cent. open market discount rate
for short bills go, v=r long bills. si. pea cent
s,rfin discount rate "a. per for three months
bills and az per rerl ,for settlement ror short
biIs Berlin exchange on London. - marks A.
pfsrrfE- Paris discount rate "a. per cent Paris
exchange or london. - francs l6'z oentimes.
FOREIGN SErI-RTTIES. british consols for
money tE 5-6. for The account, saiz spanish sg 3n
London. ~. cox interest. French rentes. 50 francs
N'- r@rtlus-.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 5llsc. Mex
icaH silver dollars. aDis Bar silver a. London
CLOSED q 1l-l67
GOLD PRFNIUM-In Madrid. 34l7 Lisbon = 60
Bu'no- AyT's. 1-s--0. Rome. Is
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-Customs receipts
reported from N ashuEIou. S-2s lsl. internal
-, total receipts Tor the day. Ssb.5ss. eEpeDGi-
tuTes. 81 7s5.VHl Receipts FOR The month date
Sels $50. expenditure 81 75oo. excess of receipts
Nll-ss Receipts Tor the year 70 date l4s.6ls-15.
- National bank notes received for redemption
SIB-TRFASI RY.-The sub Treasury was debtor
70 ne Clearing House sis5.ls6.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
RCNpS
THE nAY's OPERATIONS II STOCKS

The furious pace established 'n TUESDAYS
market was not mai0taine5 cst7~77v. prices
moving in an irregular fashion and showing rha
effects ~ heavy realizing sales Iu number
~ issues decided losses were recorded. although
at the close net gains were made hy the creater
number ~ stocks Tho only important net de-
clines were I'm ST Paul and Louisville and
Nashville. the latter losirE over points
and ST. Paul . points Althourh 'he general
market failed 70 enjov noteworthy improve
ment. sentiment was cheerful because of tho no
LIEF that tho monetary situation has success
fully passed tho danger point. and also because
of the expectation of a settlement ~ the coal
strike as result ~ the proposed Washington
conference tomorrow. Can money opened AZ
S per cent as against Is uer cent Tuesday.
while the highest rate WAS ouly 30 nor cent.
with many loans at lower figures Selling ~
Louisville and Nashville WAS credited 10 mo
minority stockholders who do not fu1 their
position improved hy the sale ~ the road ~ the
Atlantic Coast Line. but on mo decline the buy
ing appeared 70 come from good sources. I'm
che reaction In the late deaIinCs stocks In
general were taken hy an excellent class -
buyers. last prices were wen under the he~t
~ the day while the market was somewhat
unsettled ~ the close.
The stock market outlook IS favorsh'e for
further advances IN values before permanent
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measures b,,r ertbue,asr, ~ sao,,~,tfas NAV.
y,es, a ,,,5o ,,o,l, 4. 49,. l,,,, .,or,.t,, 4.
indulged in an present. There appears. however.
little chance ~ a runaway r7srket. conserve
r,x,a Interests ,o,,,-,I ,t t-,,,-t-~, - !. s
likely thar sr,e,,,fst,,,, MIN D. MA , -l-l ms q,
danger of further 77orey- market trouble fe on
firely opt NJ ,bs o,es+i,, T2,,l -,s-,,.,. ,,r
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
THE TREAsURYs CONDITION.


4 SURPLUS OF slle100 FOR SEPTENRER
washington. oct l-Ihc mCuthly comparative
statement ~ government receipts and expenditures
shows Thar for September. 1872 the total receipts
wore Si>aS'.Nl sn incrsa-. m over S4oa40-l as
compared Uith September. 1871 The expenditures
ior September were ss71.s.7eS leaving "a SURPLUS
for tho month Of 81 .060 60,
The receipts from the several sources o. re,e-,.a
are given .- fOIIoRe
n-''1-. 50. --s. ~. increase s. 0sl On
rt'si revenue Sls 20. 7Os decrease s. 101 0.s1
N''ffilan""us. S2a6s 49,. decrease $50 Oas
The Expenditures on account Of the War Danarr
S SlslL we're about S-i0oo5 lD excess OF those Tor
-, 'il.'ti. Lei anc on account OF The navy thers
- an increase = about s. 50O0
N r. Laenlnts circulation statement shows that
ne close of business Sepfeuber Sd the total
- 4lalon of national hank notes was Ss6S ga 80
,r .u, ,teese Tor the OF ssle3 O5O and a. fn-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

- n'.>I'9- -- Market strong Total
:. - -, ''' par VAIN" @" 1.b.'l aEains'
@'zo'"" on Tuesday. The heaviest deslfrrs v-s-s
IN the Atchison issues. RrookIy4 i-rior r-l.,.o,s
lists Chioago. burlington and Quincy is Frt. pe,,-
- = ~ 20 anu western oehenture Bs
5,,s,. - o. '"i'a ana Eastern income As
= 5S-lt. ST-',. " N'""oeio Ar Line refunding
debenture Bs Colorado tueI and Iron ro,,,.,-.t,i ~
bs and Consolidated Tobacco 4s were also acttv.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

based on United States bonds was 1923 s431A. de-
crease for the year % S50Jl,e23. and an increase
for the month OF Si55.555- The CIRCULATION So
c-veE ly lawful money amounted 10 S43l5Q.454. a
Increase for the year Of S2lsts72 and an increase
f-r ~ month OF s. .175.3H The amount Of United
states registered bonds on deposit secure cir
cula-lrs notes was t3f'sz71o and 70 secure public
---aSlrs S--7.r-5lIo
f-e monthly statement ~ the Public deat shows
rrzr an me close 0f business on September 81 the
s-r+ less cash fu the Treasury. amounted 70
s. ,- ,s- which is decrease % f106754 434
rzr.G lyfr- September T.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

me following securities were sold yesterday ar
auction at the New-York Real Estate Salesroou by
Adrian n. Muller & Son:
- saaresWestchestsr Trust Company. --.-..... l8
l2 snares Farmers Loan and Trust Company L4@i
"" Snsres Bay state Seam Face Granite Com -
share 7ys ae o'o Ninins ..a'. Company s21
N''" bnrand Company second mortgage Per
cent gold bond due MAY. 1925; coupons NAV =.
$40 shares dominion Securities COMPANY 14ls 81
~ shares American Ice Company preferred -
So''" oregon short Line Railroad Company. Serl
=. = Per c-nr non-Cumulatve income oohds .,
- due July 1915 ....-..-.. .-------.- - -
S+"n Oregon short Line Railroad Company series
4 = per cent non cumulative income nonoS 80
90 z-aras Nf-rriz ana Ezsv PafI-oad company lajtt
- shares Atlas Match COMPANY. per snare -
864 shares Aladdin Manufacturing COMPANY. iot -
81" -t .nsT-- Alliance Realty Company 1e.,'.., 10
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
AMERICAN sECiRITIES ABROAD

London. oct, a. p. m The market f,r Ar,s-
ioan securities was irregular and hea1s Ftr,I
quotations follow
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

Amer Light e TraC ........
do pref q per cent .......
Bing Gas lst mtS 5z 1855
do stock ..-... ........
Bing Gen EleC -. 1922 ...
Do stock .-..-..-.....-...
Buff g. = tst mtg 5s. la4I
do stock ...-.... ....
Butte p * p Co lst mtg s.
Colum Gas 90 lst s. 1872
r - 6 = o. 1st Con IS. ta4a
10 stock -......
F. w Gas co 1st Is. 1928
q Rap q l. co lst s. 1918.
Ilud O. Gas lst Con 81 1919
IHdianap Gas 1st Is. 1920
do stock .......
Jackson Gas Co stock ....
d. IS q 1897 -..........
LAFAYETTE Gas lSr IS ..-...
T. e " Y Gas 1st ss. 1925
DO stock -....-
Mad G & r 60 LET Ss 1926
y r . & q tsr mtg IS. 1928
10 stock ..........--
Haven Gas % stock
= Y 3 Q r L&P 60 stock
do pref ......--........
ohio < 2 q 1s mtg IS. 1923
10 stock -............
syracuse q tst mtg s. 1854
d1 stock -..-..-.-.
81 Joseph Gas 1sr IS 1927
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
STOCKS

Closing prices yesterday ~ the principal active
securities and net changes from Tuesdays quo
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

'''Nt' MARKET The money market reflects
NE completion ~ tho end ~ me month r-erara-
flows f0~ interest and 5t.FFrrE disbursements f-
n'af-r7I'v e7s'Nr rates on can. as compared With
tNf extreme hiEh figures recently -ullr- There fs
n0'f'rr ~ show that wo-rr V1" r1le below 8 ra~
cent for some rlre ~ come mo hanks win GER
f7fnF not exploit rho money newly released by the
Secretary ~ rns Tr'asurys RELIEF plans ~ sr-rr--
'Nf-Hr7raU~F i0 fHe stock market Srfrrrertz af
0.'r-rrv 30 rhe interior arc likely ~ frc-ea1a and
-F'aE7'l0n iu rates here Is rIav 20 cause money
'Ha' had been needed m mo interior rlf was
H..r fE New-Nork 20 Eet me 75varrsza ~ t-s -v-
fr.n8iE high figures recently current. Fa sent
f' Obj" country The greater part 80 rho $1,000. -1
G'r o for ths fourth dividend 20 fre Trrr5 States
steel ''oruorario- ur3ervririrE syndicate v."r 10
returned ~ me banks almost irurrrdiatar Money
rrfr- as quoted follow Money o. .aU opened at
rsr cent. highest lo per cent: Lowest rsr cent.
lasf Joan. s per cent. close. 61s per cent. rrru-
r-f@. 74E Dsr cent Time money was quotes ~ D.
prr cent f1r am dates Commercial paper e-e.
quoted at ne- cent for sixty ~ ninety 5ave rr-
rerr fr~ choice tour and SIX months. single ----.z
and above others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Market closed e-u,
Actual closing rates FOLLOW
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
GUARANTEED STOCKS.

-re Furnished 5v Joseo7 Walker a SouS Ma N
Br18i-sIl
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS,

Actual saIes--I-C1ostng- Shares
0.e- H.sa Low. Fin Bid ASK sold.