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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-11-17

Invitations reading as fellows
haze been received at Hillsbnro
|.Mr, and Mis-. a. w. Graham IL
quest the pleasure Of your coma ATTY
at the wedding reception Of their
daughter, Alice, and Mr.. Henry
Ga,nett Shirley, on Tuesday even
ing. November 20. 1904, from 80
to 100 O'Clock, M~aplehurst,' o.
| ford, N. G." The bride to-be Is q
daughter Of Judge A. W. Graham. a
brother Of Major John w. Graham,
E,ot Hillsboro. She is a. brigh, and
Eattractiye young lady,, aud Is well
known and has many friends here
where she spent her childhood. The
prospective groom is a native OF
j Charlestown, West Virginia. He
was formerly commandant at Hor
ner Military Academy, and at pres
ent is superintendent of bridges aud
construction in Baltimore county.
Maryland.
Mr.. Thomas. Fl Webb, General
Manager Of Erwia Cotton Mill, No
!, II, Duke, N. g., writing to The Oh
, server under date of Nov II, says
. "Tbis is a great, place, one third
larger that the West Durham mill
The town will have 5000 people in
! it when we get everything going
Haye a bank already in operation
Department store 100 feet square
Opera, house wiIl sea 1000 people
and nice arral gements tor schools
ohurches for all denominations, drus
y store, lodge rooms, dental Office. DC
IT and il fact every thing a city OF IL
Lsize ought to have" IA few year
IS ago aud there was no such place a
d Duke. North Carolina is going t.
d the top, and in a few o year
u her own children will not know
st their mamma
70 Owing to an increase of bus
ness, the West End Grocery Con
pany, under the management {
O. VIM. H. Newman, has added
room 10x38 feet on the north sid
They have also increased their. stoc
aud are ready to buy all kinds
country produce, and guarantee ia
treatmen, and your moneys wort
t. every time. Call and see how We
you will be treated at West III
~, Grocery Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
ARGUE NINE DISPUTES.
anthracite Board Of Cancellation
Holds a Meeting.

meeting o. The Anthracite Board Of Concilia-
uon appointed under the recommendations OF The
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission. was held in
ms city yesterday The board is composed Of
William Conaell president; T. D. Nichols. secre-
tary; John Fahey. ". d. Dettrey s. d. Warmer
ana r. G. Luther. The last named two with Mr.
Council, represent the operators and Messrs.
taheT, Dettrcy and Nichols represent the miners
Carroll d. Wright United States Commissioner OF
Laaor, is the umpire All were present and Eve
cases were argued, 10 he decided later by Mr.
Wright
ono OF the cases was that Of the miners OF the
DeiaNafe ana Hudson Canal COMPANY IL Ply
mouth, Penn, in which il was asserted that the
company had changed its system of laying roads IN
me mine chambers. Mr. Nichols explained that
me company used 70 lay its mine roads in the mid
oie q me shaft These roads are now AT one side
enc me miners contend that they should get in
1850 pay Tor loading because they have 90 ham
&C lne coal twice whereas formerly they handled
u only once
A miner OF the Peoples Coal Companv was SIS
4,tlneo lnlrty DAYS He had posted a notice OF,
TIE property Of the company calling a rneeffne ~
- lecal OF which De- was president. He asserts
mat ne was Disseminated against and wants nav
Tor the thirty days he was IDLE
- Anytner case was against the PENNSYLVANIA Coal
NyI.il-hl OF Danmorc, Penn Before the avard
@ nc strike commission the men had been Uork-
--titi. 49, tney were ordered 20 work nine hours
&c tneir wages were reduced from PSI cents M
~ cents an hour They contend they should 49,
received an increase, not decrease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
ACCUSES HIS PARTNER.
JezceIIer Lays Failure to Loss of
Diamonds Worth $4,000

Daniel Kleinberger. senior partner of the firm
OF D. Kleinberger & Co. diamond merchants. at
No "a Maiden Lane Manhattan. filed a petit
ton in voluntary bankruptcy with the clerk OF
the United States Court in Brooklyn yesterday.
He lives in that borough. In an affidavit the
petitioner alleges that the firm is hopelessly
insolvent and that he is not Joined in the petit
ton by Henry Fischer. his partner, because ne
does not know where Mr. Fischer is Within
ten days according TO the petition. Mr.. F1scner
has removed part of the assets OF the hrm con-
sisting OF a stock Of loose diamonds worth about
$4,000 as well a number Of promisSory
notes.
According TO the schedules unsecured credit
ors hold claims amounting to S31,Z9l 3D. ana
secured creditors to So GA IL. The assets are
given at S37, III -. The largest creditor Of the
firm is A & NJ. Fischer, No. 40 Avenue 0uentih
Matsys. Antwerp. Belgium. whose claim is Tor
S37I50O7.
In several newspapers yesterday morning ap-
peared a notice stating that Daniel Kleinperger
and Henry Fischer had dissolved partnership.
and that the address of the latter. until furtner
notice. would be at No. Sc West One-hunored-
and-thirty-third-st
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities vas 800 "
trely centred in the securities directly -..,us
the merger decision. The market az INC e sr,-+h-
was demoralized under the heavy tradnis :. -s,.s
ern Securities which sold at three dlnei1'i Linz
a. the one time. Interest elsewhere was iac''I \
although prices continued to show s-s-.s,r
the end OF the first hour the activity III --.,n,.l
Securities abated somewhat. and. prices 10 -
some irreguiarity Toward noon specdii1 .-.sss
In Northern Pacific and Great northern. 4
released The former huctuated over a -, sus
7 per cent The first sales were made at lN 49,
a reaction OF per cent followed. undsr .-.u
pressure Almost az quickly the price jumps a
10 iss and closed at 49, Great Northern II
176. but broke per cent. to 1s9. and eloss ne
The transactions in Northern Securities ~s.<sa
largest ever recorded. Dealings eisewhsio cor
decided Improvement. especially In Tsnnss
pr. which. under inside purchased. adssn -
point. Greene Consolidated sold - p- . ~
Standard Milling issues were strong esssS'-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

FOREIGN TRADING.-London trading IN sni,
market yesterday was altogether on the buying
side and amounted TO something between 5000 ard
10000 shares. The stocks principally purchased
were Union Pacific. Southern Pacific. Sc. Paul
Pennsylvania. Atchison and Baltimore and Ohia
The buying for foreign account represented IN tns
main short covering.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS.-Loan quotations
were: AmaIgamated Copper Anaconda. American
Ice. Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Erie common. Louis
Vile and Nashville Manhattan Missouri Pacific
Norfolk and Western. Peoples Cas- Reading arss
preferred. Rock Island. Southern Railway pre-
ferred Southern Pacific. Sugar. Tennssses Coal and
Iron. United States Steel common. United Stats
Leather preferred. Wabash preferred smsltsrs
common. Republic Steel common. IA per cent;
Atchison common and preferred. Baltimore and
Ohio common. Canadian Pacific. Delawars and
Hudson. Metropolitan Street Railway. Union Pa
ciho common and preferred. United States Steel
preferred IL per cent: Erie first and second pre-
ferred New-Yor< Central. IA per cent; ConsOlidat.
ed Gas. IzG1st per cent; Pennsylvania 191N PEE
cent: Western Union. Shelters preferred. Republic
Steel preferred. American Locomotive preferred.
fat: Alton common. I per cent
FOR EXCHANGE HOLIDAY5.-Ths Stock En-
change Governing COMMITTEES yesterday decided to
make Good Friday a holiday the Exchaaga
The Cotton and Coffee exchanges viii be closed
both Good Friday and the following day.
COPPER PRICES ADvANCED.-Prices OF laks
and eIsctroIytio copper have been advanced Is csns
pound. to 2ss91S cents for the former and ns9
f2Ts for the latter.
STOCK EXCHANGE SEATS HIGHER-rwo
Stock Exchange memberships were reported sold
yesterday at $1,000. The last previous sale was az
$50 coo.
TENNESSEE COPPER ACTTvE-nors than 5000
shares OF Tennessee Copper were traded In yester-
day on the curb the buyers being Charles @ Oates
& Co. Allen McGraw & Co. and Harrison q Co.
The sellers were J. S. Bache & Co. and Foshsr q
LOunsbury.
LISTED ON STOCK EXCHANGE--There has
been added TO the Stock Exchange list E.0oooO
additional capital stock OF the Delaware and Hud-
son Company.
APPLICATION TO LIST.-The Texas and Pa
cisc Railway Company has applied to the Stock
Exchange to list S114SoO additional first mortgags
5 per cent bonds.
BUFFALO AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD
COMPANY.-The regular quarterly dividend Of II
per cent on the common stock OF the Buffalo ard
susquehanna Railroad Company. being common
stock dividend No 20. has been declared. payaois
on April l.
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sLsss 1-Ao
Bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-O Orleans - COii-
mercial soc discount: bank. 81 premium san FRAN
cisco-Sght 12lkc; telegraph, 15c. Boston-Far ana
&c premium Charleston-Buying. par; selling. live
premium Chicago-10c premium. Cincinnau--1zc
discount Savannah-Buying. SOC discount; selling
75c premium. ST. Louis-25c premium Minneapo-
lis-5Oc premium.
BANK CLEARINGs. - New-Tork - Exchanges
s1s5 Oss s29: balances. S7.2os.5l6 Phiaoelpm@-H-A
changes. S1s3S2.s16; balances S22S5SlI- Balinore-
Exchanges, S3,i23 $50; balances, $4s46So. Bostoh-
Exchanges, SCI 251 75l; balances, $22o4Z% Chlcaso
Exchanges S24 6eS, 2O5; balances. S2,NOSAo.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Can money In
London, 1854 per cent Open market discount rate
for short bills 3 per cent; for long DIS SI-lo9Ss
per cent Berlin discount rate. 3l5 per cent. Der
lin exchange on London. 20 marks Asa pfenngs'
Paris discount rate, 2s4 per cent Paris excnangs
on London Is francs IA centimes.
FOREIGN SECURITIES. - British eonsols lor
money IS 1916: for account. Sc. French rentes 90
francs s715 centlmes.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. b57sc; Mexican
silver dollars. 4Ftc. Bar silver in London CLOSED
at 254td.
COLD PREMIIJM-In Madrid IS. IS; Lisbon, "a
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington, S6s3Os: internal revenue
receipts S4S252 miscellaneous receipts. sOSIsl. ne
ceipts for the day. NlsO777: expenditures. a0'eOOO
Receipts for the month to date. S3l.Oeoo; expehd-
lures ss2 s27O21; excess OF receipts $l5SI.OA he
ceipts for the year TO date 1897 ss21 expenditures
$685. 52s ss5; excess of receipts. S6,ils.SsS
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
to the Clearing House sso42o5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday IN the Uhited States District Court:
HENRY WoBBE. Nc. 222 West Twenty-arst-st ana
NO l4l Broadway: liabilities 2Se: assets $50 re
PRINCIPAL creditor lE Carrie Rowland BROOKLYN
LENA E-ICEETENSTEIN. 40. 3I5 East e-h,,n6red
ty-nrst-st. liabilities. S2177 No
creditor claims than 49, -
l@Alls laANGsDOhF No 20 East Nlnth-st.: labii,ies
S2uae no assets Petitioner was a member 81 I.sng--
cor A. Co. dissolved IN lss3 without assee The min
opal creditors Lesier Whitman. rsrosd,va,
sitf". Auspock a. SRartz. address unknown 81 0eR
80 uftarE petition filed WILLIAM
l.ENEhLh HARRISON. No 65 East sixty-nInth-Ft b--
three cre1itofE Arthur Suterman
Regatlng $500 The charge is made that the alleged
bankrupt transferred 20 various parties several HUNDRED
sets or bound books, The a part OF fis
tets knowing himself the be insovent infe1s
ing 20 prefer those individuals. 1900
Sailas 81 Gqhen vas ap29inted receiver the--1usi-
ness OF Safer a. FRIEDMAN, No lI2 West F,nr
tee1th-s with bond OF $1,000 Charges OF rero,s, -.
assets made by creditors. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong Total
sales amounted in par value 10 SSS14.5OO against
SSS2o5OO on Tuesday. The heaviest dealings
in the Atchson general As Baltimore and Ohio
gold Is. Chesapeake and Ohio 45zs. Chicago and
Alton 35ks Chicago. Burlington and Quincy As
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Is and collateral
trust 5e. Colorado and Southern first Is. North
Pacific Is and Is. Oregon Short Line IS. Penn
sylvana convertible 3iks. St Louis and San Fran
cisco refundng As. Southern Pacific Is. Southern
Railway first IS. Third Avenue 4s. Union Pacific
FIRST and convertible Is. United Railroads OF San
Francisco IS and Wabash debenture Bs Consoll-
dated Tobacco As and United States Steel SIS were
also active
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
TELEPHONE COMPANY REPORT

The report OF the directors OF the Ar,erics, -r,,.
phone and Telegraph Company 10 the stoclrholders
Tor 1se has been issued IL shows that for the ear
me gross revenue of the company was S65ss s2 and
me net revenue so5s4es5. The company paid IS s1s
- m oiNioenos ano carried the rest OF its net rev
enue 70 reserve and surplus funds --bsr. -.
ABOUT @1@ "ooeo calls on the conpauy's telephones
=, ~, ne year. while the number Of the compan,-s
tisI-Sles was increased by 62s 1e- mrlire = 80 ii
OF SissolA The number OF exchange sfafioS,s =. -
enc o. the year was 1525 ls7 an increase 81 Ss- 90
ane toral nileaBe OF wire for EXCHANGE ana 80
eeryice was 1855 So miles OF which ~ 90 So ro
were added during tie year ''--' Nii'es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
LEnIcH NAY PAY DIVIDEND

here was report IN wan Street yest.rasv
c-seo on a statement by director OF the COMPANY.
Ia -. oiN'oeno on Lehigh Valley stock Is 20 be
declared July l. Nc di.idena bss - 80 =
the Stock since 1874 All earnings above charges ha
,, ~ "esn eApendec IN Improvement The last an
nrt incomc. after dxed charges ~ 20 6,o 40 ~ =
g. v,Y ISSUE Of consolidated bonds authorized n,
TIA bonds have beea cold W - ses none OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
RAILROADS WIN a CASE.
Rates from the East to Chattanooga Not
Unreasonable.

Washington. March 23.-In the case OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce OF Chattanoosa against the
Southern and other railroads. involving alleged dis
crimination IN freight rates against Chattanooga
ana in favor OF Nashville traffic from Eastern
cities the Interstate Commerce Commission to-
5av announced it's decision In favor OF the roads
Ii held that the trafflc from New-York and other
Eastern points carried 10 Nashville and Chatta-
nooga under substantially different conditions; that
The higher rate Chattanooga is not unlawfll nor
sona hle and cannot be condemned merely be-
cause a lower rate IS granted 10 Nashville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
A NEW PREMIUM CATALOGUE.

An attractive catalogue has Just been issued by
the 1Ialta-Vita Pure Food Company. OF Battle
Creek Mich IN which is shown a list OF articles
that are given away to users OF their food. Malta
Vita Il IS announced that all coupons issued IN
1893 and 1904 Rill be redeemed until January !, 1905
A catalogue will be sent 20 address for four
Mata-Nffa coupons. four cents in stamps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
NETWORK CORPORATIONS.

Albany March Z3.-Ceruhcates Of Incorporation
were fled with the Secretary Of State to-day as fol-
lows:
St Regis riotel Company. Of New-York City; capt.
tai 100000; directors. r. NJ Ham, Joseph HAN.
OF New-Hork City; George =. Perkins. W. r. Toffey
end ~. J. ". s. Cooke. OF Jersey city.
Turfmen and Breeders AssOcia ton OF America,
Of New-York City; capital $1,000 directors, l. d.
Crawford F. c Hall and George Pauls. OF New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money call opened at tx
per cent; highest. ~ per cent lowest IA per cent
last loan, Ia per cent; closed 1sf112 per cent:
ruling rate ia per cent Time money was quoted
at per cent for sixty days. az per for ninety
days s%a4 per cent for four months and 4G4sk per
cent Ior hVe and SIX months Commercial paper
vas Quoted at assQ5 per for sixty to ninety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
BANKS IN RECEIVERS HANDS.

Washington. March 23.-The National Bank. Of
oldenvile Ind. T. has been closed by order OF the
Controller OF the Currency and Myron r. Sturte-
want has been appointed receiver.
The Controller has appointed John W. Wilson
ceiver OF the Orange Growers National Bank. Of
Riverside CAL which closed its doors yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
JUDGMENTS

The following judgments We're among those aiea
yesterday the first name being that of the debtor.
Barrett Thomas Traditional Park Bank OF N.u
rssob i.irt u a.. 1851
con seR'D7 7,.,., . 627
eTTis,,t Te--.s leston q Moerz e.Os5
zy PSsy i,..,,; CTS
7- se'sfssins Acne -.-.--....-. 45s5
Ts-cli--1 -. Mestine 1.o05
Zones fsovsc II 80 r,s NV II Darcy 4542
K,,cl.F alarieh receiver :..--..--.-. 72e
so-ke ~ oi sSeS'-f ork
S1iiie- y,st ~ -. -, L1stie 1884
- al fiinSing Company
koeaer- Adoluh III A Caldwell and another "a
e.c-, tge,e sonnson .--------.-.- ALA
- 49, a - Stem ano another i2e5
~ i-,.e- Iank i flsher Conpany......... 847
-' '"o'ias - { Conastock ---.-------..... ESQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
THE LAND ACT STOCK ISSUE.
Loan oversubscribed Seven Times-0ne-
Fourth Per Cent Premium.

London. March 2S.-The list OF applications for
the issue Of SIS 10000 in "a per cent stock. created
under the Irish land OF 1908 the issue price OF
which is S. was closed to-day. The loan was
oversubscribed seven times and is quoted at u per
oe,f uranium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
STOCK MARKET EXCITED.
total SALES NEARLY 1,4OO,OO0 SHAR
Price Reaction Securities GroupHdUy Profit Taking
IN the Session

days. 4a5 per cent for four to six months and 81
per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed firm
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
rREAsURYs DAILY TRANSACTIONS.

washington, March 23-National bank notes re
ceived to-day for redemption. ss5s ss2; government
receipts from internal revenue S4S5.522; customs
90
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The following satisfied judgments were among
those HE'D yesterday, the first name being that OF
me debtor the seoone that OF the creditor and
date when judgment was hled:
Baikin. Chnrles-S Solomon. February - raos .,-.
- NtN-fork Elevated Railroad Company ana ~0
...snAttsn Railway company-B child. sep
tcuter -. 1902 -
JUDGMENTS VACATED
sauiss1gh William 1T Todd; February "a 1902 Il ola
JUDGMENTS CANCELLED
ldttrnar. Jacob-S Arrstein: October n fsae Goo
F'r,.-s Al N u Murray snd another:
Ae-t1af1 -. lsot Rs
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tations were:

Closing prices yesterday OF the principal active
securities and net changes from Tuesdays quo
80
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ELECTRICITY ON THE CENTRAL.
Bill to Provide for Its Use Instead of Steam
Along the Hudson to Croton.

Albany. March "a four-track electrically
equipped railroad. for thirty-hve miles between
Nevr-York City and Croton: two tracks Tor last
trains and two for trains running practically WITH
out schedule, after the manner Of long distance
trolley lines is the plan behind bin introduced
to-day by Assemblyman Apgar at the request OK
the Nev-York Central Railroad Company
Already provision. has been sought In bins intro
duced FOR the granting or State prison land at sing
Sing for the widening OF the rOadbed at that point
Mr. Apgar's bill adds 70 the purpose for winch a
railroad may take land under condemnation pro-
oeesirgs additional main tracks. or for oranches
sidinrs connections cut-offs or Tor strelehtelhng
or Improving the alignment grade OF It's road or
any part thereof. for building reservoirs or LAX
ne water FOR the purposes OF It's lncoIpoIauon.
Also where 81 shall require any fur1her ElBhOs u
lands or the OF lands"
This bin OF Assembiyman Apgar is along the lines
OF the proposed change in motive power on the
Nev--YorK Central Tho Tribune some time ago
pointed out that TIE Central intended TO abandon
its division terminal Spuyten Duyvil and create
a new division terminal at Croton- All trains TO
be run from Croton 10 the Grand Central Station
and from the Grand Central Station TO Croton are
70 be hauled by electric motors Steam engines
will be attached and detached at Croton and motors
substituted for the TO New-York- II is neces-
sarv to get the right from the state 70 use eiec-
tricty on this division and the bill Is introduced TO
secure that right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. March %. p. m.-The market for Amer
lean securities closed strong. Final prices follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24

The following securities were sold yesterday -
auction at the New-York Real Estate Salssroem ~
Adrian H Muller Son:
BY Order Of Executors.
"a sbarsa Csruauia Fire Insurance Company. la
100 shares United States Reduction and Refining ,.a
Company preferred ss-s'.' -
By Order OF Administrators
share Clinton Han Association i, ana; al, is 80 =
s2s5 u claim against the Cashier and Sh1nO,o2
I hlll.s and advanced 800 shares Nsw-Yark
and colorado Mining syndicate S0T IlpaInS
Company: shares St Law-saCs River sea ca
Estate Association; SO rs Ss s9is ss -
payable one DAY after date t59sF a n ssi al
n i0a ss and $40 900: one dated January J.
1892 for 81 "a %. and two es's en-. apr lar.
Cashier and Champion Mining c9H sss,
power OF attorney not sSs s,e 'sI,diessz
COMPANY power OF attorney not sxscafsa''.-e
By order OF Trustees.
Rights on 100 shares Delaware and Hu"a
&C.
Ear Account OF whom It May concsrn-
60 600 Galveston Harrisburg snd san Antonio -
oa per ,S sP rR sns s6 6g9s h nSs 5ssa
and pasted together again. and ara M foSz
sod delivery on the Exchange -. -
5000 Shares Houston OIL Company Of Texas ~ % IA
1000 shares s25ns Exchange National "a
20 Shares Northern Pacific Railway Comp~0s. .if.ss
SHARES SaiioBSl Shoe and Leather BANK Ss
$1,000 Broadway surface Railroad irst mor'sas' MA
per cent bonds due July. l9l4 ..--s.,. snt
10 Shares Westchestsr and BronN AiN' fyf1
Mortcaae Guaranty Company -. q
"a shares LAWYERS Title Insurance Co1fs..y 70
rs shares New-Ybrk National ENenalse
co coo HrookIvu and Montauk Railroad u.s. -. rQa
gage per cent bonds. due March; - So
shara First National Bank. New-t -
10 shares Bank OF New-YOrk National San-ln' .sss
A ssaSss Clinton Realty company Of New
n sS mars Metro1oiitan Trist cosnpany ,.v
81 500 Western Maryland Railroad tFoton.Ao
Railroad first mortgage per 60 $500 rao-
tsed bonds. due January. 1871; in'eIe7' = -
uary and July. ss''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
SECURITIES At AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday -
auction at the New-York Real Estate Salssroem ~
Adrian H. Muller Son:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

i.aas. s4s Total sales for me day. unlisted.
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RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Actual sales--I-Ciosing-
Iopen lHighlLow.i Fin ! BID Ask
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-24
By Order Of ExecutoFs.
Bv Order OF Adminlstrat0rs

50 shares Gsrmania Fire Insurance Company: .-sA
100 shares United states Reduction and kenins ,,.u
r.rafarraI =
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