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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-13

all declined. j. K. Kamanalu was then
elected first vice president and E. E.
Mossman second vice president. J. A.
Johnson was chosen for treasurer with
out opposition.
The executive committee was elected
unanimously as follows: Lorrin An
drews, chairman; K. George, Fred B..
Damon, j. H. Craig and w. F. Jocher.
For judges of election were chosen Jack
Lucas, George Smithies and W. L.
Howard A vote of thanks was ten
dered Mr. Noyes for the use of his lawn
and tent.
Previous to adjournment there was
speaking by Lorrin Andrews, r. W. Ay-
lett and Clarence Crabbe. Mr.. Andrews
spoke of the good showing being made
in registration and advised the menu
bers of the club to see that everyone in
the new precinct registered and that
they then voted the Republican ticket.
The attendance at the meeting, he said,
was an indication of the enthusiasm Of
the Republican party.
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EIGHTH PRECINCT
CLUB ORGANIZED
Republicans in N. WHY Created
Precinct Prepare for
Campaign.

With hearty enthusiasm the Re-
publicans in the newly created Eighth
district of the Fourth precinct formally
organized for the campaign last even
ing. The meeting was held in a tent
in the Noyes residence on Beretania
street and from thirty to forty voters
were in attendance.
w. Aylett presided at the meeting
until the selection of the permanent
chairman was made.
Chas. Hustace Jr.. was elected presi-
dent without opposition and took the
chair Immediately. Jack Lucas was
nominated for secretary and declined.
T. H. Petrie was then elected unani-
mously.
Lucas, John Kea and L. a. Andrews
were nominated as vice presidents, but
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space within the reef while not suf-
ficient to allow a big ship to turn,
would permit the island to be circled on
the inside of the harbor
The question of indemnity is also
one which will probably cause consid-
cradle trouble before it is settled. The
Marcus Island Guano Co. claims to
have expended in the neighborhood of
$4,000 for the purchase of the schooner
and Investigations already made, which
are rendered useless because of the re-
fusal of Japan to allow the work to be
finished. The samples of guano brought
back were found to be all that had
been expected, though as the party
was not allowed to finish it's investiga-
tions the extent of the deposits are still
unknown.
The Marcus Island Guano Co. was
organized with a capital of one million
dollars, divided into shares of ten dol
lars each, and the stock was reported
to be selling at anywhere from four
to six dollars per share, though it had
not been placed on the open market.
The company also had contracts for
furnishing 10000 tons of guano an
nually to California parties, and ex-
pected to do almost as well in Hawaii.
The guano was to be sold for fourteen
dollars per ton, and there was an esti-
mated profit of eight dollars per ton.
On these figures the company, in case
it is refused possession of the island,
will demand an indemnity of sum in
the neighborhood of four million dol
lars.
The claim of the company that
warship should be sent to Marcus ISL
and to place Captain Rosehill in pos
session is based upon a nearly analo-
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HARRIS WILL
MAKE THE RACE
he Agrees to Accept the Nom
ination for the Legis-
lature.

w. w. Harris said last evening that
he had decided to accept the nomina-
ton for the Legislature made by the
Republicans of the Fourth District,
contingent upon the withdrawal OF A.
G. M. Robertson.
Mr.. Harris will today send a letter to
]. P. Cooke of the District Committee
setting forth his determination to make
the race.
The friends of Mr.. Harris will have
a special effort made to show their ap-
probation of his determination to go
into the fight for the Lower House.
Gen. Chlcoye, the Haytian Firminist
leader who burned the town of Petite
Cove, and escaped in schooner has
been arrested.
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Lieutenant Henry Watterson, son
Of the famous editor resigned from the
army. 1t is said he did so to escape
court martial for having drawn his pay
twice.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-03
PRODUCE EXCHANGE TICKET.

The annual election of officers of the New-York
Produce Exchange was held yesterday, with two
tickets in the field: and although II was apparent
after the began that the regular ticket.
headed by Edward CT. Burgess for president. had
been elected there much scratching that
the of the votes not completed until 7:15
o'clock. The Burgess ticket by large ma
jorIIy. but 1t warmly opposed by ticket
headed by John V. Barnes. president of the
Exchange. and there only names which
appeared on both tickets those of Edward c. Rice,
for treasurer. and James +. Parker. for of the
SIX managers. The contest brought out 1459 votes.
Mr.. Burgess received $40 votes $40 cast for Mr..
Barnes. The successful ticket was as follows:
President. Edward G. Burgess; vce-president.
Robert +. Amin: treasurer Edward c. Rice: man
ayers to two years. II. Myers Bogert; Joseph
s Thayer. A. c. Fetterolf James T. Parker Frank
/. Mcguire and David D. Allerton; trustee OF the
gratuity fund. E. T. Hopkins.
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COTTON EXCHANGE ELECTION.

rbera was no opposition TO the regular uchet
yesterday at the annual meeting Of the New DIX
Cotton exchange, and by the votes OF 100 members
- c1yathmev: vice-presdent, Robert 2. Nc
rougaI,. treasurer George Brennecke: managers
George w Baily Eustratius A Fachiri' FRANK D.
cuest Hermann Hagedorn. James F. Maury, D.
Frank McFadden. David H. Miller Hermann MOI
49, nsrc,,s parrot William Ray, Albert L.
Rountree Richard A. Springs. Frederick an
Rinar Edward NJ Weld and Henry H. Wheeler
and trustees of the gratuity fund, Otto Arens ito
serve three years. Charles Stillman lto serve TWO
,,aars, and Edward f.. Moore Ito serve one year,
Tho insnectors of election were A. G. Mum, Jr.
John f. Black and Henry H Royce
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WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

FOREIGN TRADINCi.-Foreign houses dealt In
about 1900 shares, evenly divided. The London
market closed easier profit taking. though for
the most part securities gained ground on the day.
The realizing In the Kaffir stocks from local
sneculators but 1t was noticeable that the CONT
uent was large buyer. Consols did not retain all
their recent advance. and it was conceded that
there is larger speculative account open in them
than for years past. Realizing of this character
was well taken and the gain the day was sub
stantial.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
were: Amalgamated Copper. Anaconda. American
Ice Atchison common and preferred, Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Baltimore and Ohio common. Chi
caeo Terminal. Colorado and Southern. Delaware
and Hudson Erie common. first and second pre-
ferred Louisville and Nashville, Manhattan, Mis-
souri, Pacific. NewYork Central, Northwestern,
METROPOLITAN Street Railway. Peoples Gas, Reading
first preferred Republic Steel common and Pre-
ferred. Rock Island st. Paul. Southern Railway
nreferred Southern Pacific, Sugar. Tennessee Coal
and Iron Union Pacific common and preferred,
limited States Steel common and preferred Un1teo
States Leather preferred. Wabash preferred, West
ern Union. per cent.
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
Rock Island Railway officers say the corn crop
has an excellent start along lines of the road The
piant has an excellent stand and farmers through
out Kansas report that rains of the last fortnight
has furnished ample moisture to make the crop
Hot winds this year, they say, are very unlikely
The sands of the Southwestern desert from which
they usually come are under water this year. and
Will retain enough moisture all summer to pre-
vent the scorching blasts which wrought the dam
age last year.
NATIONAL CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the
National City Bank have voted unanimously 10
increase the capital stock from Sla00.0oo to 10
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sEx dividend.
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Securities values were irregular IN the greater
-,art of the day. with few more net losses
than gains at the close. The market was Will
out life or especial feature. In a few STOCKS d
fair degree of activity was recorded. but IN liie
majority o.. cases there little trading either
NAV and as rule no operations for pubic &C
count. Coal strike developments again ser'eo
TO check dealings, but they failed to induce any
.r,,ortant liquidation or any significant de-
clines in values. Reading. Ontario and western
Delaware and Hudson and the Erie shares SUI
fered fractional losses on a small VoIufne VI
business Total transactions In al ISSUES
amounted 70 less than $4,000 shares. while the
x--eafsr mart of the business was suppleo pS
atcbison Canadian Pacific, St Paul., FuieI
company. Reading and Union PACING Saha
dian Pacific was conspfcuously strong at
maximum advance Of nearly points mus -
which was lost however, before the CLOSE Inc
whole list declined in the last hour. traders
working on the short side because OF al 0u
vance in call money rates and also on accouii'
Of The failure Of active bull opera'iois IA -
local and foreign markets, as result oi ."e
sou,b African peace declaration In the IN
dustrial list further manipulation IN the uiiet
cononany common stock carried the price up
2 points.
[-a,a mining in South Africa will now be re-
s,-,ad on a large scale and, as a consequence
che available supply Of money In Europe VIII pe
largely increased in the course or the heN
er-el,,a months Industrial progress VIII natu-
rally he helped by the mining operations III .i'e
rr-ansvsal There will be more caplial io
,nIox,roent IN the channels Of trade. and, "iiiie
t,,,o-e will he the first to enjoy the results OF
,ha T3oer surrender, American marhe's wiz
a,,,,allv also be favorably affected In tiie
1a,5on stock market prices reflected 10 only q
s-,au extent the announcement Of peace but TINS
roc doubtless due to the fact that the ma'ori's
of onerators were more intent on celebrating 'he
end of the war than on securities trading To.
esen bouses were not active in the local narKe''
bnt they reported a bullish feeling on America
scenes IN London and Berlin. 1t is ooupless
,-,e that the prices of the kaffir shares us
count the benefits of peace, and 1t may lheie
fore come TO pass that within short time the
axcaIlant uncertainties make money IN Amer
,oo, issues will appeal more strongly to foreign
capital. ,,
-r,e heavy increase in bank loans last week
= Ana IN MART to financial transactions moi
,--ac+a6 with the stock market, ano 10 tne
ssr-oejtion of lenders to put money out On lilile
The approach OF the day for cutting on INC $3.50
-aTenne taxes is a factor in the nrne nioheS
arIa+ al nresent In yesterdays market eau
-aonav was frmer advancing TO D per ceht =
- aF+erroon II is not thought nhely lIial "a,
--,onev will rule at a high lever lof any fels .
of time while IL is generalIy pe-ieNeu &c "a ~
iii he extremely easy in the greater part VI '
summer.
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FAILURES AT A MINIMUM.

Discussing the subject of business failures. Brad
streets of June will say:
Failures continue well down a minimum. the
aggregate reported ''Bradstreets" for May being
the smallest for any month so far this year, and
fewer than May a year ago also With the ex-
ception May 1889 and 1900 in fact failures In the
month lust closed the lighest reported in May
for at least ten years past Liabilities show some
expansion true. those of April. due main
ly to the inclusion of few private bankers large
contractors and builders and shoe manufacturers
but except perhaps In the case of the large build
ing trade failures, nothing approaching structural
Weakness can be observed. AS to this latter class
of embarrassments. il might be said that troubles
growing out of demands for higher wages and ma
ferial nave constituted appreciate influence
uDOn building activity at several centres
There were 767 failures in the United states re-
ported to ''Bradstreets' during May with liabiii-
ties So 40S and assets or about Al per
cent of this These figures indicate decrease OF
ner cent in number from the total In April ana OF
ner cent from May year ago. II Is true thal day
ie19 failures exceeded those of 1899 ana 1900 Dy
cent hut back of that year comparisons 1aVor tne
month inst closed. AS to liabilities. IT might pc
I'D that they one-lfth larger In May than IN
Anril but Is per cent smaller than IN May d var
ago They were per cent larger IMAM ~ noo WAY
100 and is per cent larger than IN May 1888, out
we're smaller than in any preceding May by Lror
On 70 n ner cent Failures in Newly ork Clty "eIe
"a per cent greater in number and 10 per cent cen
Torger as to liabilities than In May year az 90
rrbia Canadian failures were ~ per celil siiitie
~ number ana 81 per cent less damaging do "
liabilities than year ago
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THE NEW EQUITABLE NATIONAL BANK.

The Equitable National Bank Of New-York' by
order of the Controller of the Currency opened ior
business yesterday. The capital of the oanK Is
5000 OO fully paid up the shares having par vaue
of 500 each Cornelius Van Colt, the president Is
the postmaster of New-York: James NJ. Bell, the
vice-presdent, is president Of the James M Bel
Company, wholesale liquors; Carl r. Schultz Sec
ond yfce-president, is secretary and treasurer OF
the Carl II. Schultz QncD Mineral Waters; John
Carraway, cashier, formerly Identified with
banking interests in Mississippi and elsewhere,
is a director of the City National Bank of Mobile,
Ala. director in the Mississippi Fire Association,
Jackson. Miss, and is connected with the Century
Sugar Manufacturing Company of Louisiana and
the Biloxi Commercial Club Other directors OF
bank William G. McAdoo, formerly Assist
ant Secretary of the Navy and president Of the
New-York and New-Jersey Railroad Company;
Charles A. Hess, of the law firm of Hess & Hol-
stein. and Charles E. Lambert for many years
prominently identified with the Vanderbilt system
of railroads. and at present general passenger
agent of the West Shore. James S. O'Neale. the
Chattanooga National Bank. of Chattanooga. Tenn.
the men connected with the venture officers and
business circles. The executive officers be-
lieved have been selected with view insurfng
capable and efficient management. The deposits for
the first day reported by the officers to be
large and to exceed the expectations of the board
of
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Outside SECURITIES.

Trading in outside securities to-day was on iight
scale although prices were generally nrm' Ihere
was frmness shown in one or two copper shares
which showed slight advances over last CLOSING
Tennessee sold up TO 1872 and White Knob to 25ss
Greene Consolidated opened firm. selling at %. but
before the close lost per cent United Copper sold
up to 35A Dominion Securities sold at H. a de-
cline of 3 per cent from the last SALE American
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nrwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. JUNE 3. 1902

o0oOO0 Books will reopen June and close again
on June L. remaining closed until June g. Inc
stock will sell rights after the books close ON
June 4. Stockholders entitled to subscribe for
one and one-half shares for each one share OF
present holdings.
BURLINGTON EARNINGS.-Earnings of the
Burlington in April showed an increase In gross
of 1858 1911 and increase in net of s26l.120 From
July 1 gross earnings have increased S,2Z4oS5 ana
surplus after fixed charges S,797622.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE-Gross earn
ings Louisville and Nashville In April increased
s277O3O and earnings $50. From July gross
earnings have increased s2,0S0,6o4 and net have
decreased S247,S 22 compared with the same time
in the preceding year.
NEW SECRETARY FOR n. A TRUST COM
PANY.-G. NJ. Wynkoop has been elected secretary
of the North American Trust Company, in place of
E. c. Lockwood
AMALGAMATED COPPER MEETING. - The
annual meeting of the Amalgamated Copper Com
pany was held in Jersey City yesterday. Charles
L. Corbin acted as chairman The number of shares
represented sO552. of total of 1885, S9 shares
No opposition offered to the reelection of the
present board OF directors follows: Henry H.
Rogers William Rockefeller, William G. Rookie
feller F. P Olcott Arson r. Flower, James Still
man. Robert Bacon and Albert c. Burrage. NO
financial statement issued After the election
of directors adjournment was taken until June D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-03
r,rYr DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market steady. Final
SEX interest

interest
RAILROAD BoNDS--Market eencrahs 81 81 Us
no, - amounted in par value TO S.l40o.
ai-st 50 10 500 on Thursdas- The heaviest deal
So we're in the Atchso1. issues central OF
Georgia Is and second incomes. Central facinc S.
chicago. Burlington and Quincy As hahsas oits'
-. SOFT and Memphis As, Northern Pacific IS
- =. 1,a.d,ny general As St Louis Southwestern
e-ste Union Pacific convertible As. Wabash de-
Venture Bis and Wisconsin Central general IS
Consolidated Tobacco As were also active
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Can issues were quiet. Northern Securities was
stronger advancing 1 per cent In the early deai-
fngs selling up 102, but lost fraction or the
gain before the close General Carriage trust re-
cefpts sold from 51s Az Frisco issues were firm;
the preferred traded in to the extent Of about
i 900 shares from ssh 65h. Transportation sold
at 13as United Steel 5s sold at 94a Virginia
Iron Coal and Coke IS sold at 81. The market
closed steady. but quiet.
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TEN OIL COMPANIES MERGE.
my TELEGRAPH TO TIE rR1RrNE.

my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
Austin. Tex, June 2-Ten of the principal oil
companies operating in the Beaumont field have
merged their holdings and interests into one con-
Germ. which has a capital stock OF $1,000 600. and
to-day received a charter under the OF the
oil Company. The corporators Iowa men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-03

1o,don Tune q. m-The market for Ameri-
a,, s.curities shared the strength which was gen
eral I'm home issues. Trading, however. was hght'
dealers spending the greater part OF the DAY IN
celebrating the declaration of peace in Soulh
Africa. Final prices follow:
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lean silver dollars 424c. Bar siFer III ~
closed q 1a-16d 49, ,,.ho, os 20.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid 3757; Lsoon E0''0'
Buenos Ayres 13l 80: Rome, L6Z- ,,.v,. rsce,nts
GovERNMENT M Sc i0feSnaf Tepes
nue. receipts sszs ss1: miscellaneous receipts ssSs
total receipts for the day. q 1s 3
expenditures 3s5 900; excess OF recep.s, So.vg
Receipts for the year to date sosi Sc
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-lreasui1 wa" ~
at the Clearing House, Slbs,oaz-
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money rates. as quoted FOL
low Money on call opened at per cent: hish-
est per cent; lowest. per cent last ioan' o72
ner cent: closed at 3G4 per cent? ruling rate, S12
- con, Time money was quoted "a per cent for
thirty to sixty days 44G4z per cent for three four
1--WE and six months. Commercial paper was quoted
AZ z64iL per cent sixty TO ninety days. 4Adf@s
per cent for choice four and six months single
names and sash per cent for others.
EoPEICN ExCHANGE.-Market closed firm
Ac-,al closing rates follow:
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INACTIVE STOCKS.
Furnished by william E. No. IS Wa-st)
I Ias; De Int, BID. Assd.
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IRREGULARITY IN STOCKS
MORE NET LOSSES THAN GAINS.
STRONG

CALL MONEY ADvANCES-BOND MARKET
STRONG.
Closing prices yesterday Of the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from Thursdays
nnnfafinns were.
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MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES.
FURNISHED by William Nichols Co., No. IS walts.)
/ Int period. Bid Asked.
Amer Light & Trac

Amer Light & Trac.
do pref 9 per cent --...
Bing Gas LIST mtg IS. 1885,
do stock
Bing Gems Elec IS. 1922 -.
do stock.
Buff c G. LIST mtg IS. 1e44--.
do stock
Butte E & 2 Co list mtg S.
Column Gas Co LIST IS. 1882.
D G & E C LIST Con IS. 1919.
do stock
Fl W Gas Co LIST 6s. 1925.
G Rap G L Co LIST 5s. 1913.
Hud Co Gas 1st Con IS, 1919
Indianap Gas LIST Is. 1920.
do stock.
Jackson Gas Co stock.
do 5s G. 1881 ..--.---
Lafayette Gas LIST SIS, 1924
l. & W V Gas LIST IS. 1925
do stock -
Mad G & z Co LIST IS. 1926.
Milwaukee Gas As. 1927 -
y Z G. & C LIST mtg IS. 1925
do stock
New-Hayen Gas Co stock
y Y & G E L & P Co stock
do pref ----------...-
Ohio & I G. LIST mtg 6s. 1926
do 4 p new.
Syracuse G. LIST mtg IS. 1876
do stock
st Joseph Gas 1st 5s. 1881
do stock
ST Paul Gas Con 81. 1914
do stock.
West G. Of Milwaukee s . 9.
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DOMESTIC w-orleans - Com
ynercial, par; bank, s. premium San Francisco
Sight I5c: telegraph, Ike Boston-5c and loc
premium Chicago-20c premium Charleston-Buy-
ing par; selling isc premium Cncinnati-Between
ba nxs 25c discount; the counter. 6oc premium
St Louis-Par Minneapos-i5c premium. Savan-
Multiplying i5c discount per N.ooo selling, 75c
premium
BANK CLEARINGS. observation-disclosures,
sIIsss1 1g7: balances E<Ss.s44. Chicago-Exchanges.
t.ee s1s sss 5s4: balances. s. 270o72. Baltimore
rxcbanges 81 $685. 3d. balances. Sss.214 Boston
rXchanres sI72l0327; balances. S.2m4oo
FOREIGN MONEY MARkEr-can money in
-ndon zIzG2az per cent: open market discount rate
- snort Bills 81 per cent: long bills ~ per cent
Berlin discount rate ~ per cent ior three mon,ns
change on London. % marks - pfennlKs: earis
.xc,,snpe on London % francs. e confines faris
discount rate. IL per cent ,.,.,, , Co.
FOREIGN sECURlTIES-BIins eenseLs 10,
Yuonev IS l1-zs: fc- the account. - lb-io Spenish
= IN London 7ss4 French rcnses. loi francs " cen
EEE syLyER AARKEr-Bar silver. 0xc; Mo-
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
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-, tHisbI sSae Fin. Bid. ASK. Sold.
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STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.
NETWORK
FURNISHED by William E Co. No Is Wal-st)
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GAS COMPANIES.

FURNISHED by William f. Nichols
Bid. Asked.
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STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
Furnished BY william E Nichols & Co.. IS wa-st)
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Bankers posted rates were:
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Atlantic Ave LIST. 1909 --.-
All Ave Con IS &. 1881 1880.
Bklyn Heights LIST. 1e+l 80
Rklyn 3 & W E Gen. 1888
Bklyn City Cons IS. 1871 -
Rklyn Crosstown LIST. 1905. 1.
Bklyn c < Newtn 1st, 1882
Coney Island & r 1st. 1908
Coney Island & B eff. 1so9-
Calvary Gem & G LIST. 1871
Opt 4 Lorimer LIST. 1910: -
Grand ST & Nm LIST. l9Uo-
Jamaica & Bk LIST. 1880 ---
New W & Fl LIST. 1871 1890
Sea Beach list. 1916 --------
f-rAraGr
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

aIes of bonds. s3.1I4.ooo