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SIR THOMAS Upton SAILS.
Reticent a. to Cup Challenging. but Enthu-
siastie Over Ocean Race.

Sir Thomas Upton. Col. d. F. D. NELL.
John West wood and William Duncan sailed
for England yesterday morning on the White
Star Line steamer Cedric. Sir Thomas and
his party boarded the steamer early in
the morning. and as the rain was falling in
torrents when the steamer was to sail there
we're very few on the pier to see the Baronet
of.
On Thursday evening Sir Thomas was en-
tertained informally by some OF his friends.
He Is rapidly gaining health and strength,
and lust before the steamer sailed said that
he expected that the voyage would do him
lots Of good, and that he would be in good
shape bv the time he reached Liverpool
sir Thomas declined to talk about yacht
racing as far as challen ging for the Cup is
concerned That he said. would depend
largely on what the designers on tn other
side could do and he would walt to see what
could be done.
He was enthusiastic about the race proposed
for next year from Sandy Hook to the Needles.
and hoped that a large fleet Of fine vessels
would cross the ocean and take part In the
reuattas on the other side.
Commodore Tod has already taken up the
matter Of an ocean race and he says that he
will add a prize of s., 0O0 for the second boat
and smaller prizes for others according to the
number of starters. Commodore Tod says
that he already has assurances that Vice.
Commodore Morton F.. Plants. lngomar,
George Lauder, Jr.'s Endymion and other fast
boats will take part in race across the ocean
n Ope IA ARRANGED.
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FOR INTINIDATING NEGROES.
Whlte> Citizens Of Arkansas Indicted,
CHARGED With Conspiracy.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 9.--Twenty seven
indictments have been returned in the
federal court at Helena. Ark, against
white citizens Of Cross and Poinsett coun-
ties, that State, charging them with con-
spiracy to deprive certain negro citizens Of
rights guaranteed them under the Con-
stitution.
Twelve OF the defendants are from Wynne
and are charged with driving negroes from
farms of that county and with conspiracy
to prevent them from acquiring and owning
property. The twelve men are also charged
with murder, it being alleged that they
killed a private detective from Memphis
: who went there in connection with white-
Gaping cases.
The remainder of the defendants are from
Whitehall and the same charge is registered
against them with the exception Of the
murder
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LexinstOn Horse Notes.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. s.-Roy Miller Of
Macon Ga. sold here to-day to Frailll Georgi
Mooena. Italy. the seven year-old bay mare
Dulce Cor 2:OsN, by Baron Wilkes-Nancy
GLADYS. for s.. 900. The mare will be used for
European racing. making her first start In
Rome. Italy.
sally Toier. a nine year-Old brown stallion,
homaht here early in the week by Rouse
Frev 4 Cling, Dansvlle, H., was sold to-day
to N. W. johnson, Assumption. ILL.,, for
Willie Glenn, 2l1k. by Boyer. nine year
old brown geldinS. owned by Durbin Horn,
nj the farm OF ". q. Simpson. The horse
Vent wrong early in the season while In the
stable OF Scott Hudson. and was sent here for
treatment, but could not be benefited by
veterinarians.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-10
Columbia students Elect Manager for
Varsity Crew.

Columbia students held mass meeting
tn elect a manager and assistant manager
for the varsity crew yesterday in Earl Hall.
Considerably more than hundred men
were crowded into the small auditorium.
where they we're addressed by @. \. Tough
lin '0s law pres dcnt of the rowing club.
lanes MYERS. "a. last years assistant man =
ager. was chosen manager for this season.
and W T. Bradley. '05. assistant MANAGER
jasper T, Goodwin, the new graduhte coach.
faIl crews and urged all who could to come
ont and row,
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nj. 900 Monument for Old Trotter Black
Frank

HAGERsrowN, Ind. Oct. 0.-Capt c, B.
jackson of Jackson Hill on the National road.
has ordered handsome monument, to cost
a. 900. which he will have erected over the
grave of Black Frank. the famous trottlng
Morse who died almost twenty years ago.
Black Frank was one of the most noted
horses Of his day, and at the age OF 2,
trOtted one Of the fastest miles OF that
v.ar Capt jackson has sent out invita-
lions TO many hOrsemen to be present Mt the
linypilinc of the monument on Oct II.
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But whether an Operation VIII lie Neces
sary or Not IL Stil Uncertain.

Hamilton Fish, Assistant Treasurer Of
the United States. who is Ill Of appendicitis
at the Republican Club in West Fortieth
street, was said last evening to be improv-
ing. It was expected at the club last night
that he will be able to be moved to his home
in Garrison on Sunday.
DR.. Robert Able was with Mr.. Fish yes
terday. DR.. Able said that his patient
was doing nicely" He would not under
take to predict whether an operation would
be necessary or not
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-10
Wilson. VINO Robbed Women. Gets = LonE
Term,

Walter Wilson, who robbed many women
of the Tenderloin after giving them knock
out drops, was sent to State prison yesterday
by Recorder Golf in the General Sessions
for thirty three years He pleaded guilty
TO grand larceny as second offence and
to having choral in his possession, which
is felony
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baseball Ga mes Yesterds y.
At CHICAGO.

chicago ~ Il.. y q II
chicago "a IJ o o y y o % 1 0
Observation-Disclosures and KIlng, Owen and
sullivan
II Cleveland old weather
AZ Philadelphia. Wet ground,
A. BoatOn-Cold weather.
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Old Elevated Locomotives Sent to China.
The steamship Arara Of the American
Asiatic Steamship Company. which sailed
for Asiatic ports on Thursday, had In it's
cargo three Of the old Manhattan elevated
locomotives to be delivered to the America
China Development Company They will
be used for construction purposes on the
road between Canton and Hangkow.
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The Land !
of Beautiful
Calm

II is a land where we would some
OF US like to be in these days Of
political snarls. 1t is Corea. Two
columns of bright fact and COM
ment on the quaintnesses of Cosean
life-the men who stay home and
the women who CAD about at night;
the bachelors who are made to talk
baby talk until they marry or die,
and all the other funny ways of I
funny, pretty people.
It is an article characteristic Of
THE SUNDAY SUN. II amuses
and it is worth knowing. It does
not read as though it came out Of
the pages Of a school geography.
1t is not decorated with pictures
showing how a Corean's liver
looks when It has been boiled b
nitro lycerine.
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THE SUNDAY sun
IS THE
Sunday Newspaper
FOR YOU TO READ.
Try this one Coeean
sample. You will Stick to
the rest of It untI you have
read the whole publication.

read the whole publication.
Among other things you will find
the tragedy of a foolhardy cow
boys battle with 4 grizzly bear,
told by man who knows COW.
boys and grizzlies as few living
men do, few dixespeetful re-
marks about people who try to
"spot ringers" at the race tracks
by a man who joyfully describes
the stewards as " champing their
chewing gum" in their great emo
ton; study Of the growth and
character Of a New York gang Of
: ambitiously bad young men. writ
ten out of careful, if cheerful,
investigation, and not out Of >
romantic imagination; the woe
derful history of the tunnel which
a desperate convict dug out Of
Clinton Prison, two and three
minutes at a time, for four years;
a yarn of Indians by a veteran
carrier of the Deadwood mail; the
romantic tales of Boston girl
who risks her life every few days
in the effort to become a news
paper heroine-her principal joy
is setting herself adrift, half naked,
in an open boat; the girl bandits
of the East Side; a most remark.
able sailor tale about the way .
fortune teller foresaw sharks In 4
sailorman's fate and proved good
prophet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-10

Collegiate Football Game To-day.
p. NJ columbia vs.. Williams, Column bia Field
polo GrdsJ. Adm. Voc. Grand stand. N.-Adv
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sPORTS,iEN's GOODS.

Published Tuesdays and Saturdays during season.
! DIRkEs. A. NJ. 5oth ST. d 9th ave. Tel. SO col.
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DANR. 'SNEW WORED'SRBCORD
PAGES ONE NILE TO WAGON IN A
RACE IN 2:O4 Sd.
II. +. Smathers Payy o. 900 for Kent. but
Fails to Win the Transylvania-Cas-
plan Takes the Big Event 1t Lexington
From the FavOrlte, Hawthorne.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. 0,--In face of u
strong wind which blew over the Kentucky
Breeders Association track to-day. in the
iree-for-au pacing wagon race, Dan X.
driven by H. X Devereux, Cleveland, Ohio.
broke the worlds record to wagon in u
race by going the final heat in 2:O4%. This
performance and the trotting Of the historic
Pennsylvania $4,000 race were the marked
features OF another great days sport Little
Boy. 2Olh. holds the best time made to
wagon. which he scored last year at
Memphis, driven by his owner. G. X. G, Bill
ings, but that performance was against the
watch and not In a race.
The cool weather had no effect on the atten-
dance. 5000 persons passing through the
gates into the grounds. In the Transylvania
the favorite. Hawthorne. was dethroned.
the victor being Caspian. owned by c. s..
Emery. Cleveland. Ohio. who won in straight
heats. This is the first time in years that
this famous race has been won in straight
heats. Believing after the first heat, in which
Kent WAS second. that gelding had u chance
to win the race. E. Z. Smathers. the owner
OF Major Delmar and Sadie Msc. gave Is, 900
for him.
1t was the millionaire New Workers. desire
to win both the Futurity and Transylvania
at the same meeting. but. though his pur-
chase also trotted second in the last two
heats. he was outclassed by the Ohio geld
ing. who won the last heat and the race in
Jog. The slow time Of the first heat caused
all the drivers to be called into the stand by
the judges and cautioned that laying up
heats would not be tolerated. Caspian. the
winner. has now captured seven races in nine
starts this year His last start previous to
this afternoon was HIS winning race in the
IS, 900 Ohio purse at Oakley, Ohio. last week,
also drove the winner OF the 2:l3 trot. Norrie.
The 225 trot went to Great Spirit. which
is owned by United States Senator James
" Bailey. and the 2lS pace fell in straight nd
fielders breaking even on the day. The
grandstand applauded Starter Frank Walker
for his send of In the 2I9 pace. which. with
far of the meeting.
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7 RI.
AUTOMOBILES.

'ssN~s-a"se'-- o. r
IMMEDIATE DELIk EtN New, latest moGel
IsOI Panhard owner must sell: special price: ar
rivrs America Oct. 10. PANHAhD box 100 sun
uptown Office. 1924 broadway.
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PENNINGTON, n j., Oct 9..The Athletic
Association OF the seminary has sprung q
great surprise on the institution and football
the noted Princeton centre, to coach the
team In securing Ballet the association has
done something which the team was greatly
in need Of Ballet will divide his time be-
tween the seminary and Princeton teams.
but his contract will give the former eight
afternoons to, begin with Ballet viii bs Of
are greatly in need of instruction in line
playing. which he is exceedingly well ac-
onointed with
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In the semi-fnal for the second cup Miss
Of Canada. by 4 UP and 8 to play, and Miss
Anita Phpps Of Springfield beat Miss Harvey.
the Canadian champion. by up and TO play.
The third cup semi-final resulted IN the VIC
both Philadelphians. by up and to play.
and the success Of Miss Louisa Biddle or
Philadelphia over Mrs. c. Dick OF Canada,
also by and l.
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The oldridge Boys High School and Webb
Academy teams were to have played at Wash
yesterday flooded the grounds. and the game.
II played, will have to be decided elsewhere.
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TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Commencing at 10 oclooD,
AT THEIR HORSE AUCTION MART
ls0 and ISL East 18th St.
Between Third and Fourth Aves, New York
Catalogues ready morning Of each sale. PuY
chaSers will always md largo and interesting
list to select from.
Those desiring to sell can malNs entries as
any time MP to p. n. the Day before tho sale
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s by Henry Young. -voandcra: Owned BY r. h.
Thomas.
SIXTH RACE.
Hsndirar; for three year Odds and upward:
8 400 added; one mile ana a half N1thcrs course.
HORSE and Aor. w. Jockep. Betting, Fin.
Barry Eve. 4 ... ..,. % Jones, &c. ~ even 10
CaUghnavaga. t...... l2e .Odom ...,. as rs az
Warranted, S .. ..... 20 .Mllholland8-l IS go
Tribes Hill i...... i0i OBricn. ....3i ITO 4
Time 2.3s.
start good won driving: Early Eve. oh T.. I, by
Horoscope -tlosmlpg: owned by Amelia c. Travcrs.
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Mrs Stout was 2 up with Mrs. 4. H. Bar:
low at the turn. after having been 4 up. and
she won an easy match by up and to play.
The card WAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-04
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Extreme dulness prevailed in yesterdays stock
market. The movement Of values was generally
sn the direction Of lower prices. although final
changes showed unimportant net losses as COM
pared with Saturdays closing quotations. Com
mission houses were not active in the market,
while the more important speculative interests
we're not engaged in the days transactions
Professional operators were inclined to sell the
market short on the theory that the absence Of
public buying foreshadowed a period Of dulness
fn the market, with the chances in favor Of
lower prices In the so-called active list, Atchi-
son. ST Paul, Erie. Mexican Central. Pennsyl-
wanna. Rock Island. Southern Pacific. Union Pa
cihc and United States Steel supplied the chief
part Of the total volume Of business. St Paul,
Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific exhibited
considerable weakness but elsewhere in the list
there were few noteworthy declines The mar
ket closed dull. with prices near the lowest Of
the day.
There was no material change in the money
market, although in sterling exchange quota
lions exhibited q declining tendency Demand
sterling was quoted at 81 S5G$4 $50, which
about points under last weeks closing level
The current position of the foreign exchange
market encourages the expectation Of gold i'm
ports this autumn If the NewYork market
receives gold from Europe there will be dis
turbance in the local money market. while even
be no serious trouble at this centre. New-York
IS receiving an enormous amount Of money from
the interior, and as 3 consequence bank re-
serves are increasing at rapid rate. last weeks
bank statement, for instance showing gain in
cash holdings Of over 100000 and q gain in
reserve above legal requirements of over So.
100000. 4 careful examination Of the present
position Of the banks will show that the New
York money market IS IN 2 better position to
fr1y, in
terror than IL has been at this time in many
preceding years While the loan item. as given in
Zhe weekly statement Of the Associated Banks,
still stands 81 z huge figure. II is well TO bear
N mind that loans within the last few weeks
have not increased IS rapidly as deposits, while
q is also well 10 note the fact that deposits are
now heavier than loans. AS recently pointed
cut in this column. there is no occasion for IN
easiness over the position Of the New-Yorl
banks. There IS also no reason for uneasi-
ness over the stock market position, and
there is no cause for fear regarding the condi-
rion Of the business situation in this country.
Reports received yesterday from leading trade
centres reflected = most active volume Of bust
ness, and reports from the agricultural centre
Of the country indicated most favorable prog
ress in the corn and wheat fields Wall Street
IS looking forward 10 a period Of dulness. bur
there are few people who believe that there will
be q repetition Of the Generalization that char
scterized the course Of stock market trading
ten days ago Stocks are generally cheap ar
current prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-04
FAILURES IN JULY.

Reports 10 'Dun's Review from branch offices
OF r. q. Dun & Co. in the United States show
liabilities of insolvencies during July of S6751245
In the same month last year the defaulted in
debtedness was only Sc s51 and other July of
the last decade showed severe losses July 1885,
coming the nearest. with Liabilities of a55olO
Failures numbered 9l5. against S25 in the CORE
spending month last year but prior to 1898 the aver
age was considerably higher than last month. The
statistics compare with the same month last year
in detail as follows: Manufacturing defaults num-
bered 23 with liabilities of S637S761, against 1s1
failures last year for 81 56 49, trading bankruptcies
were 619 for SSH 5o3. against 573 year ago with
liabilities OF g sos 86; other commercial failures.
including brokerage, real estate and transporters.
except railways were 43 in number and s6Soo931 in
amount Of defaulted liabilities, against IS last
year for S1,557, 12S Each division shows more or
less increase in liabilities, as compared with the
same month last year. and the corresponding
month OF most other recent years but it is en-
couraging to md that the largest difference was
caused by a few large suspensions in Wall Street.
due to the speculative situation, rather than 70 any
unsoundness in the industrial structure Eight
banks failed with liabilities Of S2s5 800 compared
with two for S16605o q year ago.
Liabilities Of commercial failures in the United
States for each month are compared below:
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STOCKS GENERALLY LOWER.
ON n SHALL VOLUME OF BUSINESS PRICES GO
DOWN
Not TportantMoney Market Easier and Sterling Exchange
Heauier-Light Day Bonds

London. Ilza2 per cent Open market discount rate
for snort bills 2ssa2 7-16 per cent: for long bills.
27-160212 per cent. Berlin discount rate, S1s per
cent Berlin exchange on London, 20 marks $50
pfennigs. Paris discount rate, 2i per cent. Paris
exchange on London % francs 1872 confines.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-British consols for
money. 81 5-16; for the account, 81 5-l6. French
rentes 9S francs confines.
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver, 54asc; Mex
lean silver dollars. 421zc. Bar silver in London
closed at % 5-16d.
GOLD PREAnUM.-In Madrid 1913; Lisbon %;
Buenos Ayres. 12L27I4.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receipts
reported from Washington. S6S4165; internal reve-
receipts 226 361; miscellaneous receipts $3.50
6E Receipts for the day. 81 l6l 165; expenditures,
SL62A0o0. Receipts for the month to date. 81. 400
S56; expenditures ,55OO00; excess of expenditures,
$1S5086. Receipts for the year to date, 550l242;
expenditures. $50 93S198; excess Of expenditures s.
925.776.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
TO the Clearing House $51oS ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-04

BOND MARKET TRADING-TotaI dealings in
bonds were smaller than on any day this year.
over 100000 on the same day last week. The
heaviest transactions were in Rock Island IS
which lost points 70 76a4 There were also active
dealings in Union Pacific convertible IS United
States Steel sinking fund IS and moderately active
operations in Atchison general IS. ST Louis and
San Francisco refunding Is and Continental To-
bacco IS. The last named are selling at SOS. q re-
markedly low price, in view Of the nature Of the
security
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-04

The outside securities market was only second
edition Of the extreme dulness and apathy that
prevailed on the Stock Exchange transactions
were light all around but quotations remain fairly
firm and unchanged. The copper shares seemed
10 retain the most interest during the day. and
Northern Securities perhaps the second in i'm
portance. At no time was the trading active and
what little done appeared 10 be in short spurts
and then the market would subside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-04
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-AIoney on call opened at "a
per cent; highest per cent; lowest IL per cent:
last loan. l per cent. closed at 1z91al per cent;
ruling rate, ~ per cent Time money was quoted
a. z1z95 per cent for sixty 70 ninety days per
cent for four months and 5G5la per cent for i've
and six months. Commercial paper was quoted at
.Q5Es per cent for sixty TO ninety days indorsed
bills 5za6 per cent Tor choice four six months
bills and per cent Tor others.
FOREIGN EKCEANGE.-Market closed dull
Actual closing rates follow:
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FOREIGN TFADING.-Foreign houses were NOT
factors in the local market. as the London srocl,
Exchange was closed
NEW PARTNER IN FIRM-Rudolph II Kiseel
has been admitted into the firm Of Albert II vor-
nam & Co.
To-DAYs STOCK LOAN Quotations Loan
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Bankers posted rates were

DOMESTIC Orleans - Com
raeYciaI par ard &c premium: bank, 8 premium.
san Francisco-Sigft. nc. telegraph. loc Boston
Par. Charleston-Buyine, par; selling. Lice pre-
MUM Chicago-l5c discount. Cincinnau-Between
banks par: over the counter, 5)c premium. Savan-
Multiplying SOC discount: selling. &c premium. St
Louis-35c premium. Minnea polis-50c premium
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchanges,
SI5s ls3: balances 81 2242s9. Chcagc-Exchanges.
81 $500; balances Si.5OlzS3- Observation-Disclosures,
500 .403: balances. Ss12II8 PhiladeIphia--Ez-
changes 81 3o5.l4O; balances. S2,745sa2
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money IN
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tarions were:

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from Saturdays quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-04

THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market steady. Final
quotations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-04

Brooklyn Ferry stoa k...--.
Hceoken Ferry LIST 80 1916
do 81 Oh. ...--...-..' .-......
y J & = r Ferry 60 stock
do ist mtg IS. 1922 .....
\ 7 & II 7 Con rs. 1915
10th a-}d ST ist mg IS. 1919
Union 2 % y Y & y stock.
n ! 8 y J LIST mtg IS. 1916
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STREET RAILWAY COMPANIES.
FURNISHED by William 2 Nichols < CO. No u WaIi-stJ
H. -s-f-4 - Ts-s4s
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
ACTIVE STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY William Z. Nichols CO. No Is wali-stl
bia- Asked Bid. Asked
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.

Quotations furnished BY joseph Walker s sons No ~
Broad-sr)
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Liza biities Of commercial failures in the United
:tatns Tor each month aye compared below:
SOUTHERN INDIANA.

Southern Indiana has issued its report for the
year ended June 30. 1903. showing the following
comparison OF the income account:
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BOSTON STOCKS.
'ay & Co.. 10. 3 Sassau-st.)
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Dswing. Rugses & Mills No s6 wallis,
NeE-York. ana No. 10 South sth-st. PHILADELPHIA
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by.wuHam E Nichols & Co, No. 10 waI-st@
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WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

2oa.57a Total sales Tor the day. 'Unlisted