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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-22
IereitcIter Ol,t0tperiudI.
ReipsPbilanelpbia.
GF'So6f fra6e.

Ser 9rana bes MenIhen mad sSrei=
belt maro ltets bon 0ibtern belunaen.
i'm 5treben nod Srsibeit fino 3baten
poQfubrt tporoen, Die in Der 8eidlbte
als leu1tenbe geiipiele fiir tonmenoe
@eI6ledter einsetrasen lino, uno oieler
Drane na9 6reibsit 1T nod beute cine
betpesenoe &raft, tuelbe bic arDbten
SinberniIe iiberminoet, namentlih,
wenn i'm 9intersrunbe - Dos 3uht=
baus plnft.
sSn unierer GountD 8afile tparen
leBte Wode Is @efangene, uno bic
M|ebrsabl berielben mubte. oaB cine
ldnsere ooer tiiraere 3udtbausfrafe
ibrer partete. Man tann baber bas
Ierlaneen Der @efangenen besreifen,
su enttommen, ebe lie mad Columbus
einseliefert tpiiroen uno Dem entipreheno
trafen lie auh i6re 8orbereitunsen.
Nus Dem gifengitter oes Corridors
muroe Elm Stiif beraus9eidst, grob
eenue, um einen @efangenen ourA5u=
laHen, uno oiele Sefnuna wurbe Die=
Der beridloiIen uno nit einem aus per=
branntem papier uno 9uppe bereite'
tenn 9itt 10 gut perI6miert. oab aud
bas i6drffe Nuge ni9t entoefen fonnte.
oab oas Sitter bur9brohen mar. 81
elei1er 3eit batten bic 8efangenen aus
getttii6ern Stride berfertigt, I'm it'd
an benielben in bic S6be 81 aieben, Unit
aug elmer 8ettiteae mar elm Querbol;
beraussebroden, tpel6es man auf ben
gfrid befeitist batte; nit einem Strit
baran, 10 oaB Elm ri6tiger Nuf3uq gu,
0erfisuns iiano, tpenn Die 9errldaIter
bereit tparen, oenielben 81 ihrer Mbrell'
gu beniiben. Ollie 8orbereitungen parer
getroffen, unb in Der Nabt bon Mlltt
mod auf 9onnerfas leBter Wo6e mol
ten bic @efaneenen ausbre9en. Nbel
Sheriff Wagner mar tuablam, an
Mi.tmob Mbeno bemertte er, bab De-
gitrihbooen our9broden mar, uno 10
fort ltelte er cine unteriuduns an, oi
ben 10 i9lau borbereiteten Gluhtperiud
pereitelte.
@ie tie Gefanaenen es fertis 9ebrad
baben, obne Siie bon auben auf Del
gtri9 au selangen, 1T Elm &dtblel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-22
Gntblat Elm grnRes 0e9eimnik.

Oft tpirp sefrast, pie es fommt, pab
burd uDr. &ins'S Stem Discovery" se-
gen Nussebruns fu iiberralAenoe unb
felbf ben beiten Nersten unerflarli1 iAei@
nenpe 5eilerfplse ersielt perpen. Das
0ebeimniB lie9t eben barin, es lpnbert
bic serpprbene unp infi3irte Sdleimiubz
tang aus unb beipirft Dur9 ben Sauer<
ftcf etne Belebuns uno Bereiberuns bes
Blutes. gs 1eilt bic bur6 grtaltuns
unp 6ufen ent3iinbeten &eblen unb Sum
gen. Sdipere grtaltuns unb BART
nadiser bulten tpetden l6nenfenS Bel Mn=
tpenbuns BON Or. Sings Stem Discovery,
bas unfeblbarte Wittrl fir ale 5als>
unb Qunsenleiben. @arantirte Jla16en
BON SOC. unb Sl.00. Drobez6ld1hden
fret in Der Npptbefe bon 5ranf Miler u.
Spbn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-22
Wotis an &onj,tMtenten bon
Wdfttrnn3.

9ie gait Sbio Sos 60. miro bonn Is.
SUM- 1902 an ben Gabatt bon 5 Gent
auf 1000 &ubitfuB @as, Der bisber bee
tuilligt ipuros, ni1t mebr betpilligen.
Ser preis bon 25 Gent Der Gubif=
fub, tpenn bas Sos an pber bor bem
10. beg nddlten Monats, in tpel6em
bas Sos eeliefert miro. unb ~ Gents,
tuenn bas Sos bis 3u ienem 3eitpuntt
ni1t be5ablt tpiro, ber preis. Der burd
ifdotiide Oroinans fefsefebt III, tpiro
an unb nah benz 25. SUM 1902 an fir
olles gas berehnet, bas bon Der gaff
Gbio @as SO. 9eliefert tpiro.
Sbe gaf Obio gasgo.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-22
Chr fSnttt 0eIO Sparett,

ipenn Shr bel S. 6. SOB poripred!.
Sie Qualitdt beitimmt ben preis. Sin
liberaler Nabatt aut pianos, Orgeln
uno Waf6inen miro selpdbrt.
SD unterbalte feline unter=Isenten.
bauliere ni9t unb lallfe Den 2euten
nidt na6. um meine Waaren gu ber-
taufen. 9lues bieIes foitet Gelo, uno
id bin bereit, balielbe ben Sunben au
iiberlaHen. ueberaeuat Sud ielbit, ir-
oem ybr an 223 Wef=9oditraBe i'm
.Sumelen= uno MuIit=StDre bon 5 Oh
SOP borIpre1t. tt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-22
cstaIicnt1de 8ienet 81. rers
f0ttfeat.

Die llnter3ei6neten baben 2l italle=
niIhe GtDde BON ben beriibmten glenen
u. s. Goots, bic lie auf oem pripat=
meee berfaufen tpollen.
Dies 1T cine ausaesei6nete Getesen'
belt fir 6armer uno anoere Bienen=
sii6ter, bpr3iglide gienen su mdbiaen
PreiIen 81 ertperben.
Man penoe lid miinoli6 ooer l6rift=
lid an s. s. Barr, uno
Sarbep Barnhtll,
Sruitees.
Stem g6ila., 20. Npril 1902. 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-22
Die Dennilon Gtabltperfe Iiiio
neIhlplIen, um Geparaturen porauneb=

Ote OeIHttDW SluullpeIte ltUu
neihloiIen, UNI &eparaturen porauneb-
piilefl.
- Gbontag. Srob Der friiben Wor=
-penliunbe ftr6men fdon bon allen Sei=
ten 8eIuder III Die 5taDt.
9as tparme Metter 1T ba uno
Die .,9trbeitsloien", tpel1e lebten Winter
als grntearbeiter teine 8eiddftiaung
finoen tontlten. iu6en iebt als Sdnee=
fhaufler Nnifeluns.
esn elmer Sohlenerube ber Grpal
glaD Manufacturing So. in Miopale
qing am lebten Sreita9 fa9mittag elm
MauleIel our9, uno Der Sreiber, 9arrp
Milep, brad bas re9te 8ein.
Sn Der Ndbe bon Gilmore tpuroe
am 5amftag cine SelqueQe getroffen.
Gem 8obrlp9e entitr6mten @as unb
Sel uno am 5onntae itiea in oemiel=
ben bas Sel 60 5suB bod. sn ter llnl=
oebun9 f0llen ipeitere Spbrberiu9e GEE
tnabt tperoeft.
Sames Tibeeralb, Der i'm Tebruar
1901 BON bier tpeeen ginbruds nad
Dem 3uGthauie III Columbus eel1ift
tpurbe, fiel am lebten 9pnnerstaa bort
bon einem @eriilte auf cine Rreisidse,
Die ihm bas re6te gein melt aufrib.
9ie @unoe III IL 3ou lang uno 9ebt
beinabe bis auf Die Gno1en.
3miI9eu Der olten uno neuen
StraBenbabn 60. lit ein &f aus=
eebroGen, Der borerIt sn einem Gin.
baltsbefebl i'm geribt gefiibrt bat. Sas
f66nlte Nreument Der 8ertrster Der
olten Gompaanie lit jebenfalls Die Se=
hauptung, oaB feline tpeitere SiraBen=
babn nDtbi9 lei. - SeoeniaQs nidt fir
Die slftiondre Der alten gompa9nie.
= Soiepb Nanon, Elm 9tHate, Der
in gfetu Gomerstppn pobnt, tpollte an
Montaa bort bon einem 9u9 iprineen,
beoDr oerfelbe gum Steben fam. Gtatt
bormdrts, iprang er ritf,pdrts uno
tparo aegen einen Yfoiten seibleuoert,
mo man ian in betpuRtloiem 3ultanoe
auFbob. St tpurbe nab Der Office BON
Or. geers gebraht. uno nah elmer
Stunoe mar er i'm Stanoe, na9 Sauie
al 9eben.
9tm gamitog bsrlieben @ilie
ghatp. Garl gocof uno Wilbura
Groud, brei Sungen i'm Ilter BON 16
Sabren, Seem Gomerstoun, Inn in
Der tpeiten Welt ibr Slid gu Iuden.
9Ddhreno mebrerer Sage batten Die
MnaebOrigen Der gBeltreiienoen feline
eeSoee, ipo ii6 Die SdlinaeI aufbielten,
bod enolib tpuroe ermittelt, baB Die.
telben ii6 irsenowo in Mef=Gireinier
aufbalten.
SeffiiBt auf bic Nngaben eine!
2anoItreibers, ber f9 gegenudrtis ii
Snoiana aufbdlt, miro bebauptet, bal
Sap, 5iBgerolo unb SaIep, tuel6e tpe
gen oes Santraubes in 5banespll
bon bier nod Dem 3uttbauIe in So
iumbus gefdift puroen, aud %. 6
eobnion in @arep. gDpaaoot gouutp
ermoroet, uno baB Die fiinf Mdnne
bon Wpanbot Gountp, wel9e tpeoel
oes Wtoroes in Columbus i'm 3udt
baus lisen, uni6ulbis iino.
Dim Samstas transportierte
Sherift Wagner uno Die Deputies Sta
fin uno @auop ftinf 8efan9ene nat
Columbus. 3pei berIelben, Mi6ae
Sople uno William 3pgers. puroe
tpesen &leinoiebftabl gu je fiinf Mona
ten Arbeltsbaus berurtbeilt; 5boma
ailber bat tue9en ginbru6 brei Sabr
I'm 3udtbauIe ab3uIiben uno Midae
5ung uno geter @otter ie 3pei tpeget
Dem 3erI6neioen uno Dem GiebItab
BON eleftrif1en 0rdbten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-22

2ube Was 1T eisentli9 bic ,Hins=
life" (slate) Der Demofraten, bon Der
man I'M .Nbbocate" unb In Der ,9ri-
bune" 10 biel liest !?
S6rg Gin NebelfIef i'm @ebirnfa.
.ffen Der republitanilden 9ebatt6re.
2ube: ST es tpahr, baB Elm ginbre=
der In ber Druferei elmer beuti1en
9ano5eitnna abaefaBt ,porben lit !?
S6rg Gang setbiB
Cube unb mas bat man nit benz
Wanne getban !?
S6rg !: Man fdifte ben einfdltigen
WlenI6en in Elm Narrenbaus.
/ Cube @eblt Du beute III Die Gbotp 2
sS6rg Menn i9 einen 4erI finoe,
Der mir SO Gents pumpt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-22

Mm Is. Mai IN llbridsDile GraM
Mebeeca Mobboloer i'm gllter bon GO
syabren an einenl 6hlaganfll. Sic
Berftorbene mar in ubrihspille bel
elmer Sobter auf Yeluh. Gle binter.
ldbt brei 5Obne uno orei S0hter.
Am IL. Mai in Canal Sober Grau
p6ilip 6bafer i'm Nlter BON 80 Sab
rem. Sic @eritOrbene binterldbt lieben
Ginoer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-22
Gottitta8SsG Gtc,trtto1tett

Muf Der 6. 8. & 90. giFenbabn
tperoen bonn nd6ften Gon1tag an tpieosr
regelmdBige Sonnta9s3ii9e fobren uno
tperoen am 6onatag ipe3iele preiie
betpilligt tperoen. Ndbere Mustunft
bei ben M9enten.
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~ ~ Nrbeiten iibfr Die 3eit, 4 x
Wir batten 9ilten uno gauen su Dffnen /,


gSr batter Sen uno gaan 0n u be,enen pdbreno
oe oeon Bten SDDn noem arbeetn maren
MIR TN Sanoe Die Mt gu Dalgen mon Die ebeae=
reaan auspadn Die in @biaso Weraeruna aau ba
SHer relae Gnauf reen 3 mad m6gi6 pree All MAIDEN
os mt neorlser nO als onign w 0dnr bf l bic nan,=
lihen Waaren beabln muHn.
Sest Ut Ole rtd)ttse 3e oen @roBen store su beden.
2Sr ermdbnen bier Die i bonbe aen Waaren BON mden
brfaut 1T. = go 1900 - ~
Sou3bs psteas uno 9bam eonnnbaubn fur rauen aoen
prels l5e., merth Is.
S0on eambrc Santhb nit geobnm 9anb fir dnn &c. per s.
Shirt gBsHen Nn5ge " prcal u Ganen $ co. NnSers ou
9epDbnllbe ueberphrfe 10 bie.
Musnba bon allen Jm fr ano 7 aema6 gertau fir
aon en goben S9bon Dmnbt nit gumen ua @aruruno
Sonh ibraa prtaut far $1.00, uner pris 39c.
HaAmtarbisss Glasanu ooer u S. Aald garo fir o.
Dosito Nbe, wib 4, farbis Gents Die garo.
e9ne 9paae SamnHrmpf nit Gpn onn Srein ooppeen
Jeren uno 3eben, fir 15c. metb Is.
Sdper gerppe Gnoerirampfe gutter bpar3r Garbe.
prsis 4e Sc &C. 7se s. ee8 1os 1ia ~ ,s y y
ad Sat 2eoerlrdmpe far inoer berau pertaut ar &c.
Ssis s. 6 loe IL l2 lse 1ae i5 1se II II ls 80
S9mer faumlol pae Graunhrimp boppeln esn uno bn
9eD0bnlide lOe Auaitdt 1900 paare fir Sc.
X Che 6arper Bros. Co., Strafbure, O. *
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NFxONEyNJSzILJN N5SNJyzCZIFSIJgxSIl
1x>Z<><<lx<I&<l&<lE< <l&<S<x>E<h<xl&<lN
Spibenuor9dnge

fiir Die Nrmen uno Spibeuborbdnge fir
Die &ei6en, su 35 @ents oas paar big
gu $500 oas paar. Dir tpollen, baB
Sbr uniere Dorbdnse iebt, oenn mir
baben cine prd6tiae Nuswabl, unb es
Derlobnt ii6, oieielben gu ieben.
sseniermatten init Geoeraufaiigen 3u
su 10 unb 25 Gents.
Sapeten au 5 Gents. Nber bic Bill
lisifen Sapeten iinb nidt bic billigften
gum Raufen. Rommt unb iebt uniere
i90nen Sapeten 81 10, II uno Is Gents
bic Goue in bunfeIn, rei9en G1atties
rungen unb 8olotapeten nit tpeitem
Doer ibmalenl Hanb.
ID MS GAeniunarett. M ia
WiBt Sbr niht, baB mir glentpaaren
billiger berfaufen, als irgenb Elm dnoerer
Store in ber Gtaot ?
BurttHfnes
gepnrtntettt $tpre.
NetD Ybilahelpbia. 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-05-22

Gin nur tpenis sebrau9tes 8a=
men=8icpcle bilig gu pertaufen. yfad=
5ufragen in bieIer Office. II
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities continued
strong but trading nominal basis. Cen
trail Foundry issues were strong and In good
demand especially the preferred stock which
rose per cent on dealings Of about 1000 shares.
10 Il; the common advanced l per cent on pur-
chases of about 900 shares. TO AZ Northern
Securities continued strong showing a further adj
vance OF over per cent dealings Of about 5.000
shares from IO9 to 10. Rock Island rose over
per cent on purchases Of 37Oo shares from 54s4 to
564: the preferred quiet. but frmer; about 300
shares were dedit in from SPA to s2l.. The bonds
were strong. nut quiet about $1,000 were dealt i'm.
from ss2s to 81. United States Realty common. on
dealings Of 25Oo. advanced to 3l5s: the preferred
sold to the extent of 60o. at 73l.G73I7. New-Or
leans Railway fraction higher selling up to
1874 Storage Power sold at l. United States Silver
Corporation IS sold 1Oois- There better
demand for the copper shares. especially British
Columbia. which rose per cent purchases OF
OOO shares 10 IA Greene Consolidated sold to
the extent OF s00 shares at 24IaN24 United copper
sold at 30TS and Montreal and Boston at 2@sd2I2.
The market closed firm. but dull
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE New Orleans COM
iheroiai- 81 discount. bank. par. San Francisco-
sight, PIC: telegraph. Sc Boston-25c discount
Charleston Buying. 1-lsc discount. selling 1-lsc
premium. Chicago-lOc discount Cincinnati Re
tween banks 59c discount. over the counter SOC
premium. Ssvannah-Buying. sc discount per
1900, selling. $50 premium
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York Exchanges
1916 esoOis; balances. Sos43a2 Chicago Fx-
changes s27.523 SOS. balances N.sSs2s7 Bostou-
Exchanges. 81. 2550o4 balances. sl.7a,257 Rslti-
rnoreEXchanges s432i sl2. balances 1892 7sl Phna-
delpha-EXchanges. so. .ll002s. balances. Sne3617.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-CaH money in
London ll4a2 per cent. open market discount rate
for short bills. 3is13ls per cent long bills 81. a3&
per cent Berlin discount rate. 2la per cent for
three months bills and 27s per cont for short hills
Berlin exchange on London. % marks 46iz pfennies
Paris discount rate. % per cent. Paris exchange
on London 3 francs lslz centimes
FOREIGN SECURITTES.-British cousols for
money. SO lis; for the account 9S1-ls Spanish Is
in London s77s; French rentes, l0O francs ~ cen
times
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. 5OI2c; Mex
ican silver dollars. 4oc. Bar silver in London
closed al 232sd.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 5152. Lisbon. as5
Buenos Ayres. 12slo: Rome. .O5
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTs.-Cus.oms receipts
reported from Washington, 1886 sO7 internal reve-
nue. receipts s64 1877 miscellaneous receipts SO3
total receipts FOR the day. s. 2S: expenditures
expenditures s22 S45O0 Of receipts 50 s54Oss
Receipts the year 10 date Sl 790 ss3: expendi-
tires sl6O 975 excess of receipts Sl O07 Ma
tional hank received for redemption s4l9 40s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sub Treasury was debtor
10 the Clearing House S932 81.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

RAILROAD BONDS Market strong Total s.tos
amounted In par value 10 g. ass 5on aea,,, 20 -,
~ on TUESDAY The heaviest dealings were In the
e., ',s0n senerai Ss Baltimore and Ohio gold IS
Central Pacific 3iss, Chicago. Rtrlirg,o 80, 60
ey as Green Bay and Western deben,ure ps 80,
can Central consolidated as first and second a.
comes Reading general ss Southern ps,,a. :.
- Sou.hern Railway FIRST IS. Union Pacific conye-,5'
tral general As Colorado Fuel ana Ir,, en-
Die Ss and Consolidated Tobacco Is were u
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
WALL STREET 4ND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING Foreign houses dealt in
90 GA shares the local market. Sales exceeded
purchases by 5000 shares London prices were
lower There change In the foreign huan-
cial situation
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS. Loan quotations
were: AmalEamated copper. Anaconda. American
Ice. AtchsOn common and preferred Brooklyn
Rapid Transit. Baltimore and ohio common. chi
cago Terminal. Colorado and Southern. Delaware
and Hudson. Erie common. first and second pre-
ferred Louisville and Nashville Manhattan Mis-
souri, Pacific New-York Central. Northwestern.
Metropolitan Street Railway. Peoples Gas Read
inE first preferred Republic Steel common and pre-
ferred Rock Island ST. Paul Southern Railway
preferred. Southern Pacific. Sugar. Tennessee Coal
and IRON Union Pacific common and preferred,
United States Steel common and preferred. United
states Leather preferred. Wabash preferred and
Western Union. per cent
UNITED STATES REALTY AND COSSTRUC-
TION. Application has been made 10 the Stock
Exchange TO list United States Realty and Con;
stock and S3.5joO00 common stock.
MORE EQUIPMENT FOR PENNSYLVANIA
Il is reported that the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad COM
pany will within the next few days contract for
> 5"o now freight cars and twenty-fys additional
locomotives The company mas ordered more than
go locomotives within the last year. besides build
ing a number Of rs own sAops
AMERICAN AGRICJLTJ RAIISTS' CROP
ESTIMATE hnaI report Of The American
Agriculturast' gives the wheat crop AZ $50 eoooo
h, shells. asainst 752cto.e" last year. 1t is divided
% spring. 10 IL argued that the acreage estimate
Of the Department ~ Agriculture is altogether
HAS INCREASED IT'S CTRCT'LATION.-The
First National Bank. ~ VAS learned yesterday. has
thin the few weeks increased Us circulation
s. 80 GO and intends soon tO take out additional
amount Of circulation
NATIONAL BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.
The adjourned meeting ~ The stockholders of the
National Rank cf the United States formerly the
National hide and leather Bank set for yester-
day. was again adjourned until November ~. on
"a hich daY N IS expected large increase IN the
apital stock ~ the institution will he voted and
soma changes may he made In the executive man
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

The Mergenthaler Linotype Company reports for
the year ended September so net profits Of s,Ss2slS
There were on rental az the close Of the year 500
machines. the rental value being soSS27s and some
what In excess OF the rental value Of the preceding
year There were delivered from the Brooklyn fac
tory IN the year Csc machines. The number OF ma
chimes sold was S7l Of these S74 held on rental
at the time Of sale. The sale Of miscellaneous sup
plies amounted st7e.O0O
The general hai ianca sheet as OF October I shows:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
HONEY AND EECHiNGE.

MONEY MARKET Money on call opened AZ =
per cent. highest per cent lowest per cent last
loan per cent. closing sal per cent ruling rate
per cent. Time money was quoted At per cent FOR
sixty days. per cent for ninety days. per cent
for fopr months and siz per cent for six months
Commercial paper was quoted Al 61z per cent for
sixty 10 ninety days per cent for choice four anI
six months single names and above for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Market Vas weak
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
of October I shows:
s11. .ea3. $50 s11. 1.O93. .051 Inc. $3.50

The retiring board Of directors Of the Mergen-
thaler Linotype Company reelected at the an
nual meeting yesterday The general offices Of the
company will be In New-YOrk City. according to
the vote taken to-day.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
SECURITIES VALUES ADVANCE.
IMPROVEMENT ~ HONEY MARKET SITUATION INDUCES
RENEWED BULL SPECULATION


Closing prices yesterday OF the principal active
securities and net changes from Tuesdays quo
tations were:
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

From whatever standpoint Erie figures arc
studied. the conclusion is the same. namely that
so much has been accomplished already that II will
be great pity if money is not found to put the
finishing touches the system a thoroughly
we'll equipped trunk line railroad
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

year IL is the intention elect present officers
at the meeting II the board 20 be held shortly.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16
LIE FEDERAL TREAsURY.

Washington. oct. l5.-The condition of the Treas
ury. divisions of issue and redemption. at the be
ginning Of business to-day follows
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

BANK OF BENGAL RAISES RATE
Calcutta. Oct 15-The rate of discount OF the
Bank Of Bengal was to-day raised from to per
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

sAnd interest
GUARANTEED STOCKS.
Quotations furnished Josenh Walker & Sons No %
Broad stl
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

'The Wall Street journal" says.
Some idea of Erie's progress during the stA years
that have elapsed since it's reorganization may be
CLEANED from the table which follows.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-16

Amer Light q Trac.
do pref = per cent. .......
Bing tias lst mtg IS. 1855.
do stock ck..-......,.......
Bing Gen Elec 5s. 1922. -.
d. stock. .................
Buff q G 1st mtg 5s. 1947.
do stock. ................
Butte L & r co LIST mtg IS. :.
Colum Gas Co LIST SIS. 1892
d G & z G 1st Con SIS. 1889
do stocks.
Ft W Gas Co tst IS, 1925. .
q Rap g T.. Co 1st IS. 1918.
Hud 90 Gas 1st Con SIS. 1850
lndianap Gas LIST IS. 1920. d.
do stock. ..............
Jackson Gas Go stock. ....
do Ss @. 1881 I-..-......
Lafayette Gas 1st 6s-
L & " V Gas LIST 6s. 1925. q.
do stock. .................
Mad q & z Co 1st 6s. 1925.
y r G & c 1st mtg 5s. 1928
90 STOCK. ......-........
New-Haven Gas co stock. o..
y Y & Q z L & p Co stock
10 pIeI 4.
Ohio & ] @ Is mtg Is. 1925.
do stock. .-.........-...
Syracuse q 1st mtg IS. 1896
do stock.
81 Joseph Gas ist IS. 1891 .
g Paul Gas G NJ js. 1854. ..
Westch l. CO lst mtg SIS. 1880
do pref stock.
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] rate. period. Rid. s,xd


'And interest.
STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES
NETWORK
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

Furnished by William E Nichols Co No. Is walI-,t)
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AMERICAN SECURITIES Annn,n

LONDON, Oct i. .. m-The market f,-. a.,
can securities Was weak Final ,,r5.e ,O' Ameri-
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nISTILIING COMPANY OF AMERICA

The DistilinE Company ~ America reports for
tho fiscal wear ended June 80
'hau~'s
Gross 531i. Sa SSi.1uNS IS Inc S6hlotl
cost road di~s 20 T6S, ,5l5 Inc 2i. 444
Ne, e,rnns. 81 sos $50 sta4l 363 Inc. 81 3e5. 497
misceilsne6,s i57e 5oa 2S3 Si3 Inc 1,2SS a9i
Surplus .. 81 T3433S 81 657 so Inc S76506
The balance sheet as OF June ~ shows
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MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES
FURNISHED by William E Nichols q Co. No. Il Van
Int. narin.t I
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STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
FURNISHED by William E Nichols Co. No. Is waH.,,,
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The stockholders CruIIble Steel have re-eIect-
ed the retiring board OF directors for the ensuing
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IL Roxns

GoyERNMENT BoNDs-M Market firm. Final
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'And interest
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CENTRAL VERMONT.

The annual report Of the Central Vermont Rail
road for the fiscal year ended June 80:
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ASSETS
ERIE'S PROGRESS.

&so. sI2. 23O slao.2il2'e Deo.s'o. 500 ooa
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CRUCIBLE STEEL.

The pamphlet rtpo.t Of Crucitle Steel for the
year ended August 81. 1892. shows;
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-15

Ger cent The official report of the
Trade and Navigation of the Dominion
of Canada, which has just reached the
Treasury Bureau of Statistics, includes
a series of tables showing the imports
for consumption from the United
States, Great Britain and other coun-
tries, and the total imports for long
term of years. This shows that in the
fiscal year 1896, the one Immediately
preceding the year in which the reduc-
ton of tariff in favor of products from
Great Britain began, Canadian imports
from Great Britain were $32, 979,742, and
in 1902, $49,2O6, O62, an increase of $751;
226,32O. In 1896 the Canadian imports
from the United States were $5S,574, O24,
and in 1902, $12O, S14,75O an increase of
So, 24O,726.