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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-11-13
Yor FIGHT.
listsr Prevent Him From
q Challenge.

-. Nov. iz-Premier MIila-
|~Psrde has Informed senor Salmeron,
ths Republican leadeH who challenged
him 10 tight q duel as a result Of the
preblsrs speech IN the chamber oi
deputies reproachlng the Republican,
Tor obstruction that hr cannot engag
In a duel while he H. - minister. The
cabinet ministers say that unless after
the debate on the elections they receive
fhe resolute support ~ the KING aud
the chamber they viii resign In q body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-24
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23-The cotton market
opened firm Mt unchanged prices to m advance
of points, and showed little further strength
on the Gull in sympathy with the recovery In
than had been expected. had raiIed to about tho
level due on the CIV York closing OF the pre-.
rlous night. Another factor III the early firm
ness was private reports OF frost? along the
Northern Texas line and antlcipa lions that the
Into sight for the week would fall below early
estimates. On the other hand, port receipts for
the day bid fair to prove heavy, ind the recent
ndvanc si naturally attracted more loss realiz-
ing, so that soon after the call the advancing
tendency WAS checked. The market cyrtinuel
fairly steady for n time, then r,mor was cir
cnlatcd that was was TO DO declared between
Japan and Russia This led to sharp break.
which carried prices down nbout S6ll5 points
from the best OF tho morning. The report
seemed to have little definite basis. however,
and while the estimated receipts for tho IL nd
Ing points tomorrow wero moderately full the
Official forecast called for frosts In the West.
crn belt, and BY midday the market had re.
turned to within n point or two OF yesterdays
nnals. After this Il ruled irregular, first sell
ing OF under realizing. and then toward the
close recovering most Of the loss as result OF
renewed bull support Trading was fairly ac.
tive during the entire session. bust mostly pro-
fessional in, character. The market closed
steady, net points lower 10 2 points higher.
Sales were estimated at 10000 bales.
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made a profound impression In some
OF the largest churches in New York and
Philadelphia, where no has recently been
speaking
DR.. Pott was born in New York city
about forty years ago. He was edu-
Gated at Columbia University and the
General Theological Seminary. During
his seminary course he became teach
er in Chinese Sunday-school on the
East Side of New York. Through his con-
nection with the school he was led
to make some study Of Confuclanism.
What he thus learned of the religious
,s---.c--e NJ China led him to offer for
missionary service. He went out to shang-
hal In 1888 and was for Il time engaged
In evangellstlc work there and In some
Of the Interior cities. Gradually, how
ever. the great Importance of educating
the young men OF China became clear
to him, and he accepted an appointment
as one of the teachers at st. Johns
College. In 1896 DR.. Pott became presi-
don't of the college. Under his manage
ment It has developed greatly, both in
size and in usefulness.
T st. Johns Is the only Episcopal Church
college In Central China for n population
OF 10OOO0,oOo. It's students come from all
parts of the enrnire; many OF them arc
the sons OF merchants, the most progress
sive class In China, and MANY others
are the sons OF scholars and oe'cials, the
most conservative people In China. At
present the Institution has 2so students,
but the applicants for admission who
cannot be accommodated number nearly
200 DR.. Pott Is therefore asking the
a'd Of Christian rcnrlc In the United
States In the raising of fund for q new
building. OF tho $4,000 needed, about
one-haIf bns already been given, and OF
this amount more than $4,000 hive been
given by Chinese friends Of the college,
most of them non-Christians, officials,
rerchonts and others. They recognize.
however, that ST. Johns. though dis
tinctlV y Clristan institution. with all
It's students 9lnderd Christian Influence
and receiving regularly Christian instruc-
tion. is doing vast amount for the en-
liehtenment OF the people OF China
Their conviction In this regard ls we'll
expressed by His Excellency, WI Ting
Fang, formerly minister from China to
the T-nitoI States, "'ho recort'w rn"t n
contribution from China to tho building
fund, and in letter to DR.. Pott said:
~ wish to reterato my appreciation OF
the good work YOU are engaged IN for
the education and enlightenment nj tho
youths In North China. which vii natu-
rally benefit my nation In general"
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BANK CLEARlNGS
Table Giving Figures for Chief Cities
in the Country.
~ VIC OOUHVF
nv Associated Press

(By Associated PresS)
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The following
table. compiled by Braditreet. shows the
bank clealings at a number Of the pr n
22d. with the percentage Of Increase ard
decrease, as compared with the CORE
spending week last year. ) xty,tour OTHER
cities are Included In the totals.
New York Sl.161, sos, Ill, dec case S.9.
Chicago 1856, 200, sos. increase 11.8
Boston $35, 1854 9i1. deer case 3.4.
Philadelphia sos. 740. 1853. decrease 1879.
St. Louis s50.420,3 sol, increase 2.
San Fraci CO. IS 7Ss57s, inc. ease S.
Baltimore s425. ,S4 1870. Increase l1,9.
Cincinnati~$23. 31S. $50. increase 1913.
Kansas City Sz6 4266s9, increase 1874.
New Orleans SCI. O3S,S01, increaso 43.3.
Louisville S9,S07, 37S. increase 60.
Richmond $4,065,33l decrease 90.
Washington $3.S37,65l. increase 90.
Savannah s5.276.572, increase $50.
Memphis $5,5S51f2 incl ease S.4.
Fort Worth 1851, 075, increase III.
Nashville S2A4S.92i. increa 11,9.
Norfolk 81 933, $50. inc ease II g.
Augusta. Ca, 81, 540, 031, decrease 1874.
Birmingham $l,l23414. decrease 2.S.
Little Rock 81. 133. 1857. decrease 1874.
Knoxville 81 753, 7S9. increase $50.
Macon $1,171,000 decrease 7.6
ahCttanooga S703,e53. inci ease 28,3a
Jacksonville $41o,2So, increase 1T.4.
Houston $l9439663 Increase 1876,
Charleston s1,4100Q0
Totals United States $2,44,les,516. de-
crease 20.b
Totals Canada s62. 2ea ,eS7, Increase SIS.
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Numerous Labor Controversies, and
Furnaces and Mills Close.


(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, October Or. g. Dun
and Company's weekly review OF trade
tomorrow. will say: ony
Numerous labor controversies have ap-
peared, and more furnaces and mills have
closed, the tendency being TO operate only
the plants provided With the most modern
equipment Despite the curtailment of
activity in many manufacturing lines,
a heavy volume of business is being
transacted. rsi
Jobbing trade has become more quiet
with the advancing season, and at many
points the weather isinot calculated to
maintain buying OF wearing apparel at
retail. Gross earnings of the railways
thus far reported for October surpass
last years by 6.2 per cent.
Efforts are being made to secure foreign
trade, with fair prospects Of success,
particularly for machinery. Bank fail
ures In the Pittsburg region have added to
the unsettled condition of the iron and
steel industry, and the financial situation
Is largely responsible for the postpone
ment OF contemplated structural work.
a little encoura cement was given to the
textile industry by the. placing Of mod
crate orders for brown shcetings to be
exported, but this Chinese business Is Of
a special nature, and not a revival Of
regular trade for the East. Otherwise the
cotton goods market is without a fea-
ture.
Failures this week numbered 279 IN the
United States, compared with 239 last
year, and in Canada .twenty-six, against
twenty-five year ago.
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NET LOSSES
But SMALL
Amalgamated Copper Domi-.
mates the Stock Market.
A FEvERI5H PUNCTUATION
The Stock CLOSED at Net Decline of
Loss than Point After Very Heavy
Dealing s--Market's Close
Siagnant.
,pv ASSOCIATED press. )

tBy Associated rrcss0 80
NEW YORK. Oct. . ssA%alg ga prol
portion Of to-day's business IN the SOCK ,e
market. For good deal of the, nle
the dealings n tis stock ad Were nd II 'a COM
prised about ona-thild of the asBreg tte
sales OF the day. The days total shom ani
d cons dernble shrilkaBe from tne recItiiit
canoe could be drawn from tne days mar.
ket FOR simultaneous sales. which were
market must be said to have 1iier,d
factor AZ has been tho case during the
whole OF the week. From the point or
view OF the professional traders t.e ere
was an Incl nation tt 20 araw nv ,ne the AM
gainated Copper company would Ind oe
O very conservative. market attituas or
the part Of the Standain w snr nal ie -.
mated Copper at iilst AT the ming
1880 shares were thrown upon tte ara
a made ier a, IS "a down TO 81 i.2 Within the
first faw minutes Of the trad'nt fr N
thirty 10 forty thousand shares efanr ,aa
hands. The NANTES. ms de ts SUP re toI
e Ct and II f R4 during he Whole Of
the day. CARRYING IT BACK TO- ne Up,' my
closing at net decline of 7-S Tie &C.
cision to shut down The comp,a a w %o ans
in PS san6 he o On
Who whose seriousness rI 10 tho eorporat on can
hardly be gainsa d. The ntipal' to
The contes. eSshlnngsf t dr ret the
But the impression gtinsd free ve.-
tl,elcss. thnt tho uceum lation of the
stock was Of a substantial character and
the supply of the selling showed some
falling Off In consequence.
London's removed nnea mess over Inc
far eastern situation had some depres
ing effect. Tho cl sing was pra &c ny
stagnant and showed generally small net
There Is a continued absorption. OF
bonds at rising. prtces. New York Cen
trnl general 8 les advanced to-day thin
u shade of pal. Whon this DO q orokl
par early IN July II was regard d q
sinister development Tho prize suhs..
auentiy fell TO 95. The greater part OF
It's recovery has been mado within IN,
last few days along with the ne al
awakened interest to tho bond market
Total snles, par value. WEI 81 $50, %.
Total sales to-day we're soitVy shares.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE e. CLOSE:
Money on call steady. at to 2 IL le.
cent: closing bid, 2; offered at Ia; time
loans, easy: xty days. 4 per cent: nj! ETY.
adys and six months, 1-a14 3 s; prime
mercantile paper. s 1-2G5 "a; sterling ex-
change easier, with actual busln IS n
bankers bills at s4S5.75 for demand and at
sis2.25 to $is2.3g f5r Xty-d y bills: poit:
ed rates. s4S3 and 1886 IL; connme. cal
bills, s4s2 III; bar silver. 81 3-S; Mexican
dollars &c 2-4
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A MAN OF, GREAT TALENT.

Sunday will be observed by tho Epis-
copal churches Of the city as missions
ary day. In all the churches missionaries
who are now actively and prominently
at work In tho mission fields Will speak
to the people. DR.. F. l.. II. Pott, OF
Shanghai, China, will speak In st. James
in the morning, in St. Paul's in the after
noon and In Holy Trinity at night.
Mshop Cameron Mann, OF North Da-
kota, will preach In All Saints In the
morning, in the Holy Comforter in the
afternoon, and In Grace at night.
Bishop j. II. Van Buren,, of Porto
Rico, will speak in st. Pauls In the
morning, in Monumental in tho after
noon, and in Christ Church at night.
Bishop ]. NJ. Honor, Of Asheville,
Western North Curolina, will speak In
st. Johns In the morning and In st. An
drew's at night.
A special feature OF the day will BIO
great missionary rally OF all the chill
dren OF the Episcopal churches In st.
Paul's at o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Short, interesting addresses will be given
by Dr.. and Mrs. Pott.
The vislt Of DR.. Pott Is Of unusual
interest, and his addresses on China and
conditions there will doubtless attract
widespread attention. DR.. Potts seven
teen years of residence in Shanghai,
combined with his occasional visits to
other parts Of tho empire, and his con-
slant intercourse with students who
come from most OF the eighteen pro-.
vinces, have made him one OF tho lead
ing authorities on all Chinese matters.
He Is an admirable speaker. and has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-24
WHOLE CAMP TO 90

Lees Veterans to'Be In Parade in New
nrr' News Thursd-N
RE Lev caa.p Confederate Veterans held
their regular meeting last nisht, Lieu
tenant Commander G. G. Scott, rres ms
in the absence Of Commander James
Power Smith, who Is in Abingdon
the trip to Newport News next week to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-24
BY ]. D. Carneal & Son.
a UcT1oN SALE or A

A UCT1oN SALE OF A
n CORNER LOT.
BY request we will on WEDNESDAY,
October 2S 1903 at 1870 o'clock r. M, on
ton the lot on West Leigh Street, being
northeast corner of Bowe ind Leigh
Streets; Is feet front by abb, l5o feet
deep. lnis property Is in every way de-
College and the large business enterprises
lately started In that community makes
this property very desirable. It can be
had low and on long time. Tel ms 1T sale.
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u. e. refundny o.. resIstercd............. lo7
u. s. ,refupdng "a. coupon .............. lo7
n. & a. rosittered . los
II & ss eo,,non Observation-Disclosures. 1888.
II, s. Serv 80 rcristered .,.,,.,.,..... 1874 n
Il. s. New Is. co,pon ................. 1861
Y ). 6 GA = T. c FsS,s1ered III
II 4. Is registered. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. iol \
n IA cnsnou iO2h
AtchisoI general As .....,.............. 1ooii
ntrhi.on sdtustmpnt 4s ,.,,..,......... 81
Htinn,in Coast line is.,,,,........... 80M
,.ii;mnro md Ohio 4s ......,........ 1OOh
raiijmore and Ohio 3Hs................ D5ts
cpntrni NJ Georgia Is .,..,........... 100
centrai NJ Georgia al Inc, 68H
t.ne, nnenkc And ohio 4Xs,.,........... 1919
chisngo and Aiton Embellishments. ~
Chicago. y. and Quincy new 4s.......... ,n39i
chicoro' and Northwestcrn con. 7s...... 1a1!
f.hiesso. r.. l. and racf 4s.............. 78as
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT, 81, 1908.

PORT OF RICHMOND. DOT. as, 1908.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Berkeley. Guy, Norfolk. tnercha ndis,
AMI pnssenyprs. Old Dominion line.
Schooner Sarah and Lucy, RULER, New York
salt, u, A. SAUNDERS Sons.
SAILED.
Steamer, pocahontas. Graves james River land
ings aud Norfolk. merchandlse aud passengers,
Steamer Brokeley. Guy, Norfolk. ruerehapdlsp
aud pussrnpers. Old Dominion tine
Barge Sharon HILL Batterby, James River,
Schooner Clarence A, Holland, lnsley, James
River, light
PORT OF WEST POINT, OCT. %, 1908.
ARRIVED.
Baltimore. Courtney, Baltimore, passengers sns
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Juiy .,...... $50 DOS 9.S2 0.s9
Spot cotton closed quiet. - point, hish sr
sales, 1870 baiet.
Cotton. quiet: middlins. 1910; net receipts :, s
S SsS b. .,eck Sfsss O.ss oa'es s'e'
Win,ins,on~Hdd 70 net reeeiots;. s.47e bales
Total to-day At al capS,'sSet, refe,Pts
nsss$ % Ss, esan sock. s 5isdS Bales -
.spor al to GPsst Britain
Gales 10 France x e75 baits 10 the Continent,
Is, 800 baies; 10 Japan. 90 bales M.
receipts. l.5G3.64s bales: export to Great
Britain 4ia. 1872 bule. t. France 15o;sl9 osi os
70 the Continent 500 ;4iiis bales; To Mexico YOU
new ORLEANS la. Oct. 2s.Ec o. TON,
ss'y ese saa e graz grade Sales
Including G.s00 to arrive. Quotations declined
3I8t. on all grades. 40,
higher than ycs,erdays closing. Prices wero
Showing their usual buoynI,' tone and bulls were
99Dns we're received several
that war had been declared between Russia ana
Japan These together With another .nnof b ..
shorts and liquidation by longs In the New ao Tx
market operation which were ERE aset prcdct
, IN ' fros,s in many sections aud heavy frosts
in some. did not have the effect OF stopping
the selling. and later on the MOI n,ns =, p res ;
were Bn7 points lower than the close OF yes.
terdsy and from 10I12 points lower than me
highest level In the morning. In the late trnd
INK there was an improvement ola few points l1,a.
The NET losses being 26ta points on the earlier
rostions. including February while the more
distant months, from March to July. lost
points eech. ooee,o -.
November, 0O3M094 December. 9.6+M0e Si
january o.7omo7l FEBRUARY n ". 9 9n.G "a
June MussD' e ssas.S July. 1000.
The following are the total net receipts OF
cotton at all ports since September LIST; 400
Galveston S16.5s2 balcs New Orleans, 2 6S'-
bales: Mobile sosi1 bales savTnn%h sa
IsS on7 bales: Norfolk. 1894 bales; Bait.
more 7oi bales: New York. 77ss bales: Boston.
1.4os bales: Philadelphia. LIZA nnies; br pnst
wick. 1913 bales: Pensacola. 1870 bales; FORT
townsend, 30 bales; San FRANCISCO: 200 nales,
I'll paso. 100 bales: Eagle Pass, 1o3 bales' La
redo, $50 bales. Total. l.oGS,64s paieh'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-24
REALTY SALES
Four Houses on North Fourth Street
Disposed o.,

II. "A. McCurdy and the A. ]. Chewing
Company, real estate auctioneers had tie
only public auction sale yesterday. d.s-
posing of four. houses on North rou h
purchased lii.ee tenements, Nos. S., !
0S4 and .9s6 No tn Fourth, paying Tor the
three $3,450. The detached house was
Mr., Chewing sad yesterday afternoon
that t!ere Is a Tendency u. the pam Of
the people to let stocks alone and put their
money into real estate. which does mt
has recently sold several very attractive
pieces of improved property IN Lee D.s-'
trict to investors and homo seekers,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NORFOLK. VA. Oct. 2s,-PEANuTs--
prime. 3Nc.; prime. &c.; common. 2E a3c.;
spanish. per bushel, soc. No new crop coming
PETERSBURG. VA, Oct. 2s,--pEANUTs-
Spanish, 9O@O2ILc. Market nrm. stock light
aud few being offered Virgipia's. bic for
fancy: market STEADY.
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NAVAL nTonEs.

WILMINGTON, N. G.. Oct. 23-SPIRITs
TuRPENTINE-steady at b6c.; receipts, SO
casks. Rosin--Firm at $40; receipts, Ala BAR
rels Tar--Firm at $3.50; receipts, 81 barrels.
Crude Turpentine--Ftrm at $2,25qDs'so; receipts,
: SAVANNAH, GA. oct. a.-TrRrENTINE--
Firm at &c.,; receipts, 444 casks; sales. 02s
casks. Rosin-Firm; receipts, l,s4a barrels;
sales, l,5l2 barres exports, 2,808 barrels.
CHARLESTON s. G., Oct. 28,--TURpEN-
TINE-Stepdy at 55hc. sales 90 casks.
NRosin--steady; sales. 400 barrels.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct, 28.-ROSIN--Receip
$50 barrels. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., l01 casks.
Exports; Costa Rica, rosin, rs barrels,
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
g TREET RAtLwA z, ELECTRIC
y LIGHT AND ICE PLANTS AND
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. AT PUB

S l1 EfGHr : MD 4 : ICE q { PfLANTs AMp
REAL. E EST FOR SALE. AT PUB
More than ELK nonths' default having
the e. bonds Of the he Charottesville City End
the deed OF trust from sad Railway. Com
Corded in the clerks office OF the Cor.
poration Court for the Corporation q
Charlottesville, 2. B. y; pages ~ 70 o 49,,
Of Albemarlc County, 3. 3. l1S, pages la6
TO 162, at the. written req uest OF the hold
ers Of a majority Of said bonds. the IN.
dersigned, substituted trustees under SAID
deed r e s;Sst, w Nbs4 eh 10 1908,
at IL NJ, at public auction. at the front
c Court, in the city Of charlottes-
vile, Va, expose to sale all the prop.
erty, real and personal. conveyed by said
Street Stree Il RAILWAY tracks, With ali its sldings
and connections, an Ice Plant and an
Electric Plant with all It's connecting
wires poles &C; tegelner W right az PAN 2rnn-
chssss and contracts relating and pertain:
Ing to said railroad or either Of said
plants Al equipments and
Intangible used IN connection with said
railroad. electric light plant. ice plant,
SC: several pieces Of IL Real Ii Estate ate some
in the city Of Charlottesville. especially
about no acres Of land along sad rail
way. on which there are mineral springs
and valuable hotel bu- ding. IN tsnors
trust will be sold. This Is valuable and
desirable property.
TERMS-As required by said deed OF
Sale Will be made subject to a mort.
gage OF the Piedmont Construction and
Improvement Company, dated February ~
bonds, and also subject to q lien to Sc
cure the payment for new rails recently
bought by said G. G. q 8. co:
r. T.tW. DUKE; pJr.,
G. GUY ROBINSON,
oct4.4w. Trustees.
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Dead Man1ld entitled.
lRx Asnnnlated Prnss

C3y Assnnated Pressl
KNOXVILLE, TENN. Oct, 2s,-The UNI
known man found near Clinton. Tenn.
yesterday was Identified this morning as
Marshal Mynatt. OF stony Point, Tenn
It was at first thought the man might
bs II. l., Wentz, missing son OF the Phil
o delphia millionaire,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-24

oregon shor. line Is and rart,c. ....... oiN
Pennsylvania cow. Observation-Disclosures. o.
Reading General Is ..................... 90
st. Louis ana Iron Mountain con. ESQ.,. l11h
st Louis and San francisco fg. 4s...... s21s
st. Louis Southwestern lsts............ 0+h
seaboard Air Line 4s............,..... 66h
southern Pacific 81 ......,.....,........ s7H
Southern Railway IS DECENTRALIZATION. 113
Texas and Pacific lists .as .......,.... 1i6
Toledo, st. L. and Western .4s.......... 70
Union Pacific 10 ......!............... 1924
Union Pacific conv. IS .................. 85M
y. o. Steel I'd IS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Tx
Wabash lists ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l.6
Wabash lists Observation-Disclosures. ll6
Wabash Deb. Ok ..:.................... 5414
Wheeling end Lake Erie a. ............ 80 &
Wisconsin Central 4s ................... sos
Colorado Fuel IS Observation-Disclosures. 10
n. and o.. collateral trust As .,........ 90
Central OF Georgia ID Inc i.,.,.,,........ II
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/. Will A iourn To-Day.

The County Court of Henrlco Will all
journ to-day for the term. The October
session of the court has been rather lln-
eventiu,. The grand jury meets next
month,
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n COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NINETY
~ EIGHT LOTS. Jul ST WEST OF, TIE
CITY LIMITS IN HENRICO COUN ~.
IN THAT PART THEREOF KNOWN
A s .nIISRIlRN.n -.s.t-.s a.-.- ~ ~.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

cn,c,ro n 7. And pae, col. Bs........ "a
e r. q, ana 81, Louis gen. 4s......... COW
C1eoao Tcrmira1 a. ...,............... 78N
Consolidated Tobacco 4s................ o.
Colorado aud Southern ~ ............. sS!S
Eria nr,Sr lion a. Observation-Disclosures. p7E
isrie fT:naraI a. Observation-Disclosures. sag
Eart Wnrts md Denver city ists...... 1914
ifnaLtn, v.,iey Observation-Disclosures, l06
inmsri1le and Sashvilie Cui6ed 4s.... 9sh
Manhattan con-. gold 4s................. Ioi%
Mexican Central As ...,......,......'... a.
Mexican Central LIST Inc................ l3b
MINI. ana st.. Louis .oa rs ss:.1 : e7E
Missouri Kan and Texas 2ds.......... 70h
National r. II. OF Mexico con. 4s...... - r..
New York Central gen. ahs............. ,SSSS
Ser,,crn Sac31c IA .................. 1o2ks
SSE;6sEn nd rse Western 81 con- 1. osa
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WIN, B. Plzzlni Company,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Tenth and Bank Streets.
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TIE bond required Of the Special Com
missioner by the aforementioned decree
80 4 ID al III CHAs. o. sAvILLE.
oct 24-tds salfG5 Clerk.
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