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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-22

With the arrival yesterday of the U.
s. cruiser Buffalo from Singapore and
/, Guam. the fleet of Admiral Glass has
sdded to it a vessel with an interesting
history Time was when the Buffalo
under the name of the Niehtheroy. in
the Brazilian Navy, was expected to
do wonders in maritime warfare. She
was equipped with dynamite gun and
this was thought at the time to be
enough to scare any navy Of that day
into submission
The Buffalo was originally a ner-
chant steamer and was bought by the
Brazilian government and converted
into a dynamite cruisef- At. the. break
ing out of the Spanish war the MIC
theroy was sold to Uncle Sam and the
vessel Joined the battleship Oregon off
the Brazilian coast, when the bulldog
of the American Navy was making her
wonderful trip around the Horn to take
part in the maneuvers off the Cuban
coast, while waiting for the Spanish
fleet to appear.
The Buffalo's last work was to con-
voy fiotiila of torpedo boats from
Hampton Roads to Manila, a feat
which was accomplished to the salts
faction of the Navy Department. The
hotilla comprised the Decatur, Dale
chauncey. Barry and Bainbridge. This
trip covered $4,000 miles
The vessel was then ordered 10 pro-
coed to New York via the Suez Canal
and had got as far as Singapore when
orders We're received to cruise to San
Francisco by way of Guam. Honolulu
and Panama. From Honolulu the yes
sci Will proceed to Panama where
large number of men, mostly lands
men. will be transported across the
isthnus to Colon, and then by vessel
to Hampton Roads. The Buffalo is I'M.
der orders to proceed from Panama to
San Francisco where she viii become
a training ship.
The Buffalo carries 573 men, of whom
15O comprise the regular crew. The
remainder are landsmen on the first
cruise. which will end at Hampton
Roads after a complete circuit of the
globe. The Buffalo originally left New
York on December IS, 1903. The roster
of officers is as follows:
Commander w. H. Everett, COM
manding.
Lieut.. Commander n. H. Hosley.
Lieut. Commander " S Nelson.
Lieut.. j. ID. Mcdonald.
Lieut.. ]. p. McGuinness.
Lieut.. A. II. Robertson.
Lieut.. W.. r. Sayles.
Ensign o. w. Fowler. 4
Midshipman r. Wainwright. i
Surgeon L. w. Curtis. II
p. A Surgeon ID. B. Kerr Il
Paymaster r. H. Woods.
Chaplain ]. f. Fleming.
Boatswains-G. B. Hendry, Robert |
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NOTICE.
Honolulu. HAWAII, May i, ia0l.


To the Public:
The last Legislature having failed to
provide funds for the maintenance OF
the Government Dispensary or provide
medicines or supplies therefor, and also
having failed to provide for a Coy
eminent Physician Tor the District or
Honolulu, the undersigned physicians
have mutually agreed to render their
services free of charge for the care OF
the INDECENT sick and helpless through
the Dispensary until July 1st, 1905. ox
until the Legislature meets and other
wise provides.
The necessity of this step is dis
closed by the fact of there having been
S66 treatments at the Dispensary and
go outside visits in the month of April
There will be an increase of calls up
on the Dispensary. To meet expenses
$125.00 per month viii be required. /
We believe the object will appeal to
the charitable and the funds be volun-
rarily Forthcoming.
Contributions may be handed to the
undersigned physicians, or forwarded
to the President OF the Board Of
Health.
(Signed)
w. H. MAYS. MD.
j. It. MCDONALD, MD.
H. c. SLOGGETT, ND.
W. l.. MOORE. MD.
J. r.. JUDD. MD.
CHAS. b. COOPER, MD.
Al. n SINCLAIR. MD.
ST. ID. GYNLAIS WALTERS, MD
r. HOWARD HUMPHREYS, MD.
GEORGE HERBERT, MD.
III. v. MURRAY, MD.
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Saturday. May %,

> MONSTER NAVAL BOXING CAR
NIvAL under the management of
PADDY RYAN
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CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.

ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL, and
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Osborne morning evening
CENTRAL UNION CHURCH morning evening
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH, Femy, morning
KAWAIAHAO CHURCH, Parker morning and evening.
METHODIST CHURCH. Pearson morning nd even
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. nornin
morning
ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL Services and
JOHN THE r. CO,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE building at andz
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A HYBRID.

The older henderson, the family hav-
ing departed in gala attire to attend a
wedding, the two-yesrold EIbridge i'm
quired OF Sister Helen, aged five, What
is a wedding" I'm afraid you're TOO
young to understand was the worldly
wise reply, but it's something between
a funeral and dancing school ''-Har-
per's Magazine.
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Rohange, A. o. Larsen.
Chief Gunner j. c. Evans
Gunners f. RohrsFiacn. j. T. Roach,
j. J. Grady.
Warrant Machinists j. yenable, r. T.
yickery, j. L. King.
Pay Clerk G. T. southgate.
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FILlPINOS WILL ASK FOR IMPORTATION or CHINESE

of the Philippine
obtaining Chinese labor Philippine Archipelago
of a n
the Philippines OF
possibilities Archipelago viii
of Chineset TO perfon the mental work
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26
BREAK In STOCK MARKET
THE OsTENsIBLE REASON FOR THE
DECLINE WAS LONDON SELLING.
The Market Was Not Acuteiy Weak
at any Time, and Mt One Time
Seemed strong.

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-The movement OF prices.
which had crept slowly upwards since last faiI
until last Thursday. when they began to ad-
vance rapidly on a large volume OF business
turned backward to-day and showed net losses
on the days business.
The weakness was not at any time acute. and
there was a period of positive strength after the
opening. but this was palpably availed OF to sell
stocks. The reactionary tendency gained force
as the dag advanced. and the closing was weak
Many of the leading active stocks lost l and :
points These included ST. Paul and the grangers,
steel. These declines by means severe
after 50 considerable an advance. but the reac-
zion was decisive and unmistakable.
the decline than there had been the advance,
which had been admittedly due TO the operations
of powerful bull party. What happened In
stocks was very similar to what happened IN
in the winter wheat belt and renewal OF war
rumors entitled the market to an advance
The moderation of the advance awakened the
suspicion of the traders that the big speculative
resulted The same state OF doubtful sentiment
obtains in the stock market. The lack OF eyl-
dence OF any large share in the buying by the
outside public helps TO keep the apprehensions OF
the professionals awake.
its renewed fears of war by selling SOME 5oO
shares of stocks in New York. a matured
consideration of the Saturday bank statement
did not help TO reassure the speculative mind.
IL Is believed that the Tanid loan expansion is
uue. IN considerable part. TO the nOldlnS OF
newly-issued railroad bonds. well as to trans
fers OF loans from trust companies TO banks.
The question is raised whether the heavy ac-
emulation of funds in New York may not be
an indication of slackenins trade. which would
not be favorable to an advance in stock Prece-
dent also shows that the return flow of funds
TO New York is likely to come to a stop by the
end OF January, while the expansion Of loans
is likely to continue into February and even
into March. with New York bank loans already
in excess OF any previous record by $1,000. 600.
Weakness in the copper market a stock-brok-
erage failure in baltimore and several reports OK
decreased net earnings of railroads for Decenl-
Der aggravated the downward tendency.
Peoples Gas rose the decision by court
in favo" Of its contention against the city of
ChicagO's right TO fix 70 per cent. rate for
The points of strength In the market were
due to special causes. and the gains were
generally yielded before the close
Bonds active and irregular. Total sales.
par value, Sf0Sj,000. United States twos, coupon.
advanced a per cent. and the old fours declined
"A per cent call.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Jan. e5-Flour-Receipts. IL. sss
brls: exports. 1880 brls; sales H. 900 packages
Market duh. but firmly held. Rye nour hrm.
Euckwheat quiet. Corn meal steady Rye steady
Barley dull.
wheat-Receipts. $50 bu. exports % ss4 bu:
sales. 100000 bu futures spot easy No .
red e4c elevator: No led &c. nominal. r o
b. ahoat; No. 1 northern Duluth. 997sc. Z. o. D..
afoat No hard Manitoba. nominal aHoa /.
sales included: No. red toptions). May. s1s.a
% l-lGc. closed 9ia.c July. ssis assisc closed
at sslsc.
Corn--Receipts $1,000 bu; exports. ST. bu:
sales. 5000 bu. futures: 5000 bu spot spot
easy No. > SIC elevator and 53igc Z. O. b.
ahoa;: No. . yellow. 55c: No : white SIC OPP
ton market opened stronger with wheat. but
turned easier Oh the fine weather and later was
rather weak with the wheat break. closing
s.c net lower Mey. 054o5ste. closed at sc;
oats-Reccipts. 5000 bu: exports. - bu. sp,,
quiet No ''.se white siend ar. T6i'e fg'se
sic; track white Western. f5d,0c track Waite
states; asa DC Options nominal so
Feed fina. Hay quiet Hops nrDl- Hides firm
Rec steady. Cut meats steady. Lard e-n
Western steamed $50 January closed at 81 :,
nominal Refined arm; continent. 1915. Porh
firm.
Japan nominal Molssses Arm. Conee-spot Kie
hrn: No. invoice s,se. Mid steady; cordova
2 2i-sec: centrifugal IS test. li-sec: molasse.
sugar. ? is-2ec, Refined dull.
a decline OF 3 to 70 points. following lower Euro
pear cables. but was steadied b. fresh buyins
MAJ ao.9teo eseTtpa rosi ~ "a Sins
however Increased liquidation on the part III
large holders and some selling for European &C
the market nominally steady. prices wer.
10 to % points lower. sales were reported a
7.s51775cs April. ssocs May. Tso1rs. 1ocs June
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TRADE III GENERAL.


ST. LOUIS. Jan. 25.-FIour steady: red winter
si.lsq4le: clear. 81. io9Ss IS Timothy seed steady
al S3S12 10; prime higher: Corn meal stes9S
sec Wheat lower: No. red. cash elevator.
sliac; track. &c: MAY. Sic. July. 5S'4c. 10
nard, SzisnsSe. Corn lowe: No cash. '.,se
lower; No ?, cash. S9izc; track soc; MAY. 20, =;
twine. &C. Pork higher: jobbine. sl5s5 Lard
clears SIS Rcceipts-Fiour. u0Co bris. what.
5000 bq: corn lsi,Ooo bu; oats, 800 bu. ship
mentsIFlour. 1000 brls: wheat. los.oco bu. corn
1000 bu; oats. 5000 bu-
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 25.-Wheat-May &C
! .9S ssc July Ne Cssa-N ss M n're.
No. mixed 5sllaloc: No. white. sod iolsc.
No. 3 5si2@soc Oats-Na , Waite 5Sa59c; 10.
ceipts-wheat ls2 400 bu: corn. ios 400 bu; oats.
1000 bu. Shipmenis-wheat IS 500 bu corn.
5000 bu: oats. 1900 bu.
CINCINNATI. Jan. ss.-FIour quiet: fsrcy.
siai.s5 family. s3.5Og575. Wheat quiet: IA.
red. 97q9Sc. Corn easier: No. mixed: i5al5 'sc.
No. >. sac. Lard quiet 1t ssso Bulk meats
quet at $50. Bacon steady at $40 NhisN, :
Dsiillers' finished goods Gull basis OF 81 y.
Sugar easy: hard refined. 4Isa55Sc.
DULUTH. Jan. 25.-Wheat-In store No.
ern, S27sc. To arrive-No. | hard safe: No
northern, Sse; No northern. $3.50; May,
s ss.S. jury S'''' oa''-O" track and TO arrive
TOLEDO. Jan. 25.-Cloxer seed closed. Cash
and January. S. 22ts: February. 1855. March. 81
prime aisike. $3.50: prime timothy. 81. 90. Wheat
Close; May. sl3sc; July. SIC: cash. 81.
MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 25-Wheat-biay. $50
Ss.tc; July, S5ssc September. 76s4c: track No
/ hard, SSssc. No. ] northern. SS@.c. No north
ern. S5isc; No. northern. slaSsc.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 25.-Wheat-Spot. uominsl
Corn-Spot American mixed new. quiet: A. 81
American mixed old. firm: Is sd
BALTIMORE Jan. Close: Mheat-Janu
ary s2l4c; May, SIC. Cofn-January. $3.50: Feb
| ruary. 4ss4c.
MILWAUKEE Jan 25-Barlev-D Dull No 2
| CSC; sample. 100000.
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Wool.

LONDON. Jan 25.7-The offerings AZ the wool
auction sales fO-daS medium and low
grades. amounting TO l2.oS2 bales. The home
buyers purchased large lines or cross breds A
good selection Of West Australian Cross brcds
In spirited demand. Locks and pieces we're
readily sold 10 France. MerinOs were purchased
freely for GERMANY. Americans secured a few
lots OF medium merinos and fine cross hfcds
Following the sales Ia detail. New south
Wales. 200 bales. secured. Il Sdnfs I'd. greasy
5isd0ls I'D. Queensland. ]. fo0 bales: secured
1iadd7s: greasy. 9dliikd Victoria 800 bales
secured. i0dnis Id: greasy. sdUis South Aus
traiia. 300 bales. secured. Is ID. greasy 10 lad
West Australia. 600 bales. secured Is 5i.df3
is SID. greasy. 7dfls Jed. New Zealand 20
bales; secured. SdH1s SID. greasy. sdGls Gaze
OF Good Hope and Natal. 900 bales: secured ii
4GGis sd: greasy, 1Tiod.
ST LOUIS Jan. Wool steady. medium,
grades combing and clothing. f7sf2ic. light fine
50l1igc. heavy fne. isulfzc, tub-washed %
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day. and the reaction intimated in Saturday
letter as being i'm sight developed. and with
benefit for il establishes a more stable basis
upon which to predict further bullish aggres-
siveness, which we believe will be noted later
in The week We therefore deem ii wise to
recommend purchases of standard stocks. when
weak, for turns. Developments indicate that a
trading market is in sight for a day or two.
ana would govern ourselves accordingly. A
resting period will be accompanied by hardening
and hammerng of the list into compactness,
with the elimination of weakness and fostering OF
a short interest incidental Herewith. II Will be a
trading market with gradually improving char
acteT. The nservatisIn evidenced is welcomed
in the best circles of the street to-day. War
news was conflicting. Some small failures were
announced. but they not important as stock
market factors. Realizing was in progress by
Lon ion. but the selling was reported well taken
Money continues easy and is likely to be so
month to come. We still bullsh on
Union Pacific. Southern Pacific Missouri Pa
cine. Atchison Baltimore q Ohio. Pennsylvania
and the Wabashes to the extent that they should
be purchased for turns at present.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26

block OF 5000 Union Traction hvcs
sold the Philadelphia Stock Exchange sat
urday at %. Another block OF $1,000 sold
in the Philadelphia market the latter part of
last week at the same price. This is the first
sale OF Union Traction ives OF Union Trac-
ton stock i'm Philadelphia market for
time The controlling interest of the common
stock and large holdings OF the bonds of the
Union Traction Company are held in the Quaker
city. The report that block OF the Union
Traction fves was sold IN the local market
last week at 94s4 and interest was mistake
ty-fve was bid for the bonds on .the Stock Ex-
change here Friday. with the ask price at 97l2
F. D Bush & Co. report that they have sold
$4,000 Indianapolis & Martinsvlle Rapid Transit
Company hves during the last few weeks. All
sales were at par. This firm underworld 500. 600
Of the indianapolis & Martinsville Rapid Transit
Conlpany's issue. The bonds listed the
stock Exchange last fall. but few. II any. sales
of them have been reported TO the exchange.
r. ID. Bush & Co are not members OF the eX,
change. The indianapolis & Martinsviile Rapid
figures $751; 600 gross. Flfty-hve per cent OF this
is figured as operating expenses As the road
was I'm complete operation not quite eight
months last year. the earnings statement for
the present year is expected TO show an immense
ga In over the 1908 earnings. II Is estimated that
the net earnings this year viii be at least $4,000
in excess of the company's bond charges OF
$4,000.
The Puritan Bed Springs Company has issued
s. 600 of per cent. preferred stock The stock
Is being offered by the A NIetzger Agency as
trustee The issue will be listed the
change The common stock OF the Puritan Bed
the common is held by W L. Higgins, Joseph
Spelinire and Henry G. Thornton The company
earned last year SlGIS.
According to the advices received by some
Of the local commission houses from their Wall
street correspondents. il looks as II a good deal
of the liquidation in the stock market yesterday
was by some Of the bull pools which have been
putting the prices OF several stocks UP Tor some
London account high as $1,000 shares but this
estimate was generally regarded far too
large The news concerning the Russo-Japa-
nese situation not especially depressing,
dation Of the latter part OF the session. The
btN pools We're not doing much the buying
side and they probably dumping
of their holdings. The selling Of the Steel issues
could not BE- located.
Meyer x Kiser from Bartlett, Frazier & Co
WaiI-street house Money continues very easy
ard there is no reason doubt that funds
will be available for a long time TO come. The
heavy increase in loans shown b. the bank
statement saturday is not regarded any too ia
ever. There was little news OF Importance
YESTERDAY
/ The New York Life Insurance Company-s an
nual statement shows assets OF S3Js, co., Oo0-an
increase OF sso.Oo0.Oo0 during the year. although
a new rule has been adopted OF not taking credit
in securities for the market values at close Of
year over the cost vaiues-an excess OF 5000 Ooo
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26
BROKERS VIEWS OH
THE STOCK MARKET
IA. W. Thomson. J

NEW YORK Jan. 25.-The market in the
early session stood Up well against To foreign
selling Estimates as nigh $4,000 shares on
the selling side placed to the credit of
foreign account but We 90 not oeleve ina.
source. Ii looked 10 us that some OF the pools
VINO have been instrumental In advancing the
market recently were disposed TO let some Oh
their holdings 20. Nothing occurred over sun
day to cause any change of sentiment and the
news from the far East to-day, Whhe some
what conflicting. did not foreshadow that war
was more Imminent Heavy seIIing oil tne 9te steel
issues could not De traced. In the last hour
the selling pressure continued. which forced a
majority of the issues 10 POINTS down from
Saturdays nigh point
Never & Kise-.l
NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-Although the early
tracing in the stock market to-day manifested
strength and reflected a good undertone, the
market essed off the later trading and at
tines evidenced some weakness. There was
profit taking throughout the day. The profess
attempt to sell the market The later trading.
while reactionary. active and conse-
auently the impression OF weakness not so
pronounced. London came in lower this morn
Ing and that was not without its subsequent
effect There is still a bullsh feeling in the
market and IL should occasion no surprise IL
morrow on large scale. Many of the prom
inent stocks suffered decline OF more than a
point I'm the later trading. Among these may
New York Central Atcnison, St Paul and
Union Pacific Steel preferred developed a
great deal of weakness and II was heavily sold
Peoples Gas was very stroug on the favorable
dec sion rendered in Chicago. fractions did not
show very much animation Reading was strong
in the early dealings. but reacted later. South
ern Railway was largely traded in but with
out any wide fluctuations London heavy
seller, probably because OF the uncertain news
from the far East and the approach OF settle
inert dag. The leather stocks were strong to-
day and the buying good. Commission bus
mess light.
IA r. Thompson s Col
NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-Another irregular stock
market. with specially advances occurred to-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-26
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Sixteen Transfers Made Matter OF
Record Yesterday

Instruments filed Tor record in the recorders
oG-ee o. Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending az : p. m. Jan. - 1885,
Richard T.. Tuftc 10 Herman G. futile
undivided - interest 1T Lots and
II. Naudcs e. Wilkius's sub. So 1oo.
Los - kenwoosl Park. Lot s.. naries
+ Robbins North indianapolis add
Aiso pt =. See i6. tn Is. r 8 also
Los ~, McWhirter's sub Fletchers
"a Brookside add..-....-............... 81 600 90
J4uaca 81 Watts tu William r. Dame
wood "a ux-. LIT e. Jackson Dawsonfs
adj broad Ripple ..-..-............... 5000
Susan Ifurkharr 70 George ". Mct'faN.
~ Lot : furlshart'a partition .-.-.--.-. $50. 90
George ". Mc1lay Ct uN. 90 Jesse q.
Moore 81 ux.. pt Lot E. Burkhart's add 500 o.
Herman g.. Igttie 81 % Richard
- futile undivided j. interest Lot
-. farker's cub. F1ctcher's oak Hill
SUBJ Also pt lot 0t NoJngs sob.
oufiof Isl. city OF fndianap olfs.-.-.. u8l 90
FHesssr1cE Mehriug a. Luther 1fehrlas
~ u--. ~ -. Sec a. TIP T.. IL s.... Loo 60
Luther Nearing 90 tx. 90 Owsal D.
Mehftug. II p =. sec a. Up D.. r. 10
HarE az AicLaugalin A. oiin :. No
IaUghiin. ~ " =. Sec ?. Ip Il, X f. 100
William H. Robinson 81 TX 10 James
n Edwards ct II Lot !. Biz :.
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Eliza ]. Morris. 94S Huron street. repairs. $50.
J. NJ Hightshoe 621 South Alabama street,
repairs. $500.
Frank owens 2ie Martindae avenue. frame
cottage. $3.50.
Frank owens. 1919 Columbia avenue. frame
cottage. $500.
George Groves 22O9 Yandes street two-story
frame. 81 900.
H. e. Atkins. 115T North Meridian street re-
model dwelling. $3.50.
Dora Rooster. 1851 Madison avenue, addition
to dwelling. $40.
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Poultry.

boston. Jan. c5--i Special. Poultry firm:
fowls lefsl'c: sDrinEs. l3Nl4c: Young tom fur-
keys. l70isc, Young hen turkeys. 1850. capons
iIQ1gc. Eggs steady az yeu3ec.
NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-Pouitry-AIIve nominal
Dressed firm: Western chickens. i2al4c: fowls
I@0l3c: turkeys. lIHlac
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 2s.-Poutry higher. chickens
oizc springs. 3. e; turkeys. I34lsc. ducks. iac +,
geese &c.
CHICAGO. Jan 25.-pouitry-Itee Arm: tur-
KEYS. lie. chickens. lie: springs. lie.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 25.-Poultfy steady hens.
t0iec. sp4ings. &c; turkeys 1850.
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Copper Company Issues stock.

NEW YORK. Jan. e5-Announceaaent was
made to-day by the Green Consolidated COMPANY
Of new issue Of stock of the par value or 81 10
o0o. 10 be sold to present shareholder al par
The proceeds 81 the sale To be applied 10
payment Of all maturing obligations to complete
the company concentrating plant and to suppIv
needed additional working capital
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Total sales ...............t6 J, ouO
sEx. dividend. 'tOffered.
TIED STATES BONDS
Chicago stocks.
|. AIbsrt r. THOMPSON & Co. $ Wire. /
New York Bond Market.

Atchison general Sess
AttniSOn adjustment fouts..................... "a
Baltimore \ Ohio fours.. ................l 02
Baltimore * ONO three-and-a halls 9ll.
Central of Georgia I06s
Genital of Georgia ist Observation-Disclosures. IL
t,hesapealSe * Olio foGr-and-a- hal l08Ss
(hlcazo ~ Alton three-and a halls. .-...... 76s
Chicago. b < -. new tours. ........ g31s
Chicago. NJ. * 81. Paul general tours. 80. 100
tsntcaca X Northwestern cOnsol sevens -. 1911
t.hicaSo. T. 1. p. Z. Il. fours.............. az
t-hicaco. X. L. & i. r. r.. co.. fves. .......... Sgi.
T.. =. 4. x ST Louis general fours. 81
Chicago Terminal ST.
Consolidated Ioraeco tours. 60I4
Colorado a Southern tours .................... 81
Denver * Rio Grande fours ................... 9S
Erie prior lien as
Erie genera ioufs-- S6i<
tort Worth X Denver city frsts ............. lOt
Hooking Valley fOu -and-a- halls ........ i05
Louisville Nashville unified fours..........- %
Manhattan consoi gold IO3is
MeAlcan Central tours. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Mcxican Central ist observation-disclosures i
* 81 Louis fours.
Missouri n. fours.. 95Fs
Missouri, X. & 7. seconds. S)A
NAT r. r.. Of Mexico conso fours. 49,. 7eis
New York Central general three and-a-halfs. IS