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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-04-23

CHICAGO. ILL.,. April 22.-The Black Dia-
mond. the official organ of the coal indus
try, reviewing the Western coal trade, to-
morrow will say:
'Bituminous operators are busy with sea-
sons contracts this week. some substan-
tial progress having been made since
week ago. Contract prices named in some
instances on railroad fuels and other large
tonnage have been considerably under what
they were year ago, and this has resulted
in business being closed up in spite Of the
continued weakness in the spot market. In
the anthracite trade, shipping agents in
Chicago are considering the ACCESSIBILITY
of refusing TO accept any more orders until
those already on their books are filled.
Coal is coming forward from the East very
slowly and there Is no proba ability now that
any will move by way of the lakes till after
May l. In some quarters IL is not expected
that cargoes will begin to arrive at Michi-
gan and Superior ports till from the 10th
to 18th of May. Lake captains and vessel
owners continue Indifferent about the optn-
ing of navigation, and. owing TO the proba-
bility of labor difficulties il is felt I'm some
quarters that it may be later than the dates
mentioped before the tonnage moving by
lake and rail is of sufficient volume TO be of
any importance in meeting the Western
demand. This is likely TO result I'm a very
busy season the early part of the summer
for shipping agents and will undoubtedly
throw some business into midsummer that
otherwise would be taken care of before
that time.
mo further new prices have been named
during the week on bituminous Goals. ex-
cept on Hooking for Chicago delivery.
owing TO the heavy demand for this grade
of coal in Chicago, and the fact that most
of il comes all-rail TO a keenly competitive
market, which is always well supplied the
leading interests have named "A price OF
So (. o. b. Chicago. This price only applies
to the switching limits of the city and no
coal will be sold outside at less than the
dock price of 170 T. o. b. the mine.
THE opening of lake navigation is at
tracing much attention from the leading
producing interests of the country and IS
one of the most important features of the
present market. That the lake season
Will open much later than usual is a fore
gone conclusion as a result of the late
spring If carrying companies We're inclined
TO ship coal to upper lake ports they could
not do so before May /. at the earliest"
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CABBAGE MARKET IS IN
A PECULIAR CONDITION.
New Crop from south Is Selling Mt
Lower Prices than Last of Old stock
Sold at-Green Beans at $3.50.

The local cabbage market presents pc
culiar situation this spring. To fully show
this unusual situation IL is necessary to so
back several months. All this year cabbage
sold at much higher prices than those OBJ
tanning last year. This was caused by
short crop last year. Practically the last of
the old stock was sold last week. The price
of the commission houses TO retail mer-
chants for the last of the old stock was $50
a ton. or cents pound. This price was 3ia
cents higher than the price obtaining when
the last stocks of old cabbage were sold out
In the spring OF 1903.
Usually. when Southern cabbage
comes into the market il sells for much
higher price than the old crop. But this
year the condition is reversed. The last
prices for the old crop were higher by y to
] cent a pound than the price the Southern
crop is being sold for now. Florida and Ala
bansa cabbage is selling now in this market
at s. and s3.25 crate Goo pounds) The
Southern cabbage crop this year is very
large. and the crop is of fine quality
The Florida green bean crop is about ex-
hausted. Most OF the green beans coming
into this market now are of the Louisiana
crop They worth s.. 80 bushel.
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Days interpretations.

Oil companies are still leading in papers
of incorporation filed in the office of the
secretary of state. Firms Incorporated
yesterday are as follows:
The Big Four Oil and Gas Company of
Muncie; capital. $4,000; directors. l.. w.
Gates, Frank Garner. w. L. Lyons Joseph
Porter. NJ. Quill, j. w. Dragoo and L. NJ.
Coons.
Smith Clark Oil Company of Eaton; capt.
tai $4,000; directors. j. b. Pierce, u. G..
Pierce, w. H. Davis, NJ. r. Smith, S. A.
Quinn. O.. j. Miller. Clyde Emdee, Otis
Edinginton and S. b. Fike.
Marshton Oil Company of Geneva; capt.
tai s65 600: directors. c. g. Sixby. C. I.
Green, l.. ID. Meyers and Frederick Quinn.
American Coal Mining Company of Bra
gil; capital. $500 900; directors. w. NJ. Zeller.
w. ]. Snyder and Nj. +. Mcclellan.
Brazil Manufacturing Company. of Bra
zil company which will manufacture
gloves. mittens, overalls. shirts and skirts;
capital, $4,000; directors. l.. l.. Reffett. l..
r Alberts. j. A. Richards. III. S. Bynum.
Neal Carr. j. II. Sewers. NJ. c. Murphy,
Lewis McNutt. j. b. Mershon and B. S.
McNutt.
Home Fuel Company of indianapolis;
capital. $4,000; directors. A. G.. Rabe, Paul
Rabe and Isadore Febleman.
The Cairo Telephone Company OF Battle
ground gave notice of sale OF its prop
erty TO +. T. Roadruck, one of the original
stockholders.
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UNION TRACTION ISSUES
FEATURE OF THE MARKET
The Common Was Supported Yester-
day by Bid of - 1-2-B1ock of
Twenty-Five Shares Sold ut 30.
Fridays Sales.

Is Shares Union Traction ptd at.-..-... 20
20 Shares Union Traction com at........ 30
Union Traction showed strength yester-
day, compared with its weakness Thursday,
and there were supporting bids for both
the common and the preferred by one of the
houses which has dealt extensively in the
stock and bonds of this company. The COM
mon opened at "a bid and closed at 2S1s.
and 81 asked, with no sales. The preferred
was supported by a bid of 90. with 70 asked.
Sales of twenty-five shares of the pre-
ferred at 20 and twenty shares of the COM
mon at so were reported. The books on
Atlas preferred have closed for the quarter
ly dividend of liz per cent. payable May L.
New Telephone books will close April 20
for the quarterly dividend of ~ per cent.
payable May 1. The bid for Marion Trust
was advanced TO 220. with the ask price I'M
changed at 223. Union Trust bid by
two houses, and closed at 200. with the ask
price at 2l5. Indiana Hotel showed a gain
of points on the bid, advancing to 81
Official quotations:
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BROKERS VIEWS ON
THE STOCK MARKET
La. w. ThOmsnn1

NEW YORK, April 22.-Market has been
al a standstill to-day. the trading being
very light and the price movements slug
gish Many of the shares did not move
more than half point. None of the
changes was significant. and the trading
represented nothing but scalping by profess
SIGNALS. United States Steel preferred was
weak feature, and was one of the few
stocks to show net loss of much as a
full point. The leading railroads were gen.
orally firm. There was no news of i'm
portance 1t was estimated that the banks
have gained nearly s12,OOO.OOo in cash and
good bank statement is looked for. The
closing was dull and featureless.
Meyer & Kiser.l
NEW YORK, April 22-To-day's market
was a repetition of yesterdays In point of
listlessness, and the total transactions were
absurdly small There was no feature OF
particular interest. Fluctuations were mar
row In general, but the tone was fairly
good. and a majority of the stocks that
might be called active showed fractional
gains. Traders were absolutely disinclined
to make any new commitments. and the
tone of the market was such as to deter
aggressive selling the short side. There
is not the slightest semblance of outside in
appearance while the market continues as
il is to-day. The big interests seem to be
holding aloof and the speculative small fry
has not the energy nor the ability TO move
the market into a more active sphere. One
of the reactionary stocks to-day was Steel
preferred. which showed symptoms of ex-
cellent selling. The condition of the steel
and iron trade is not coed, and no amount
of imagination can construe present condi-
lions into possible favorable developments.
Constant strength was manifest in the
fractions, particularly Metropolitan The
strength in that stock must be attributed
to the prospect of the company getting one
of the new tunnels which are to be built
A close alliance with PETERBOROUGH Is also
rumored. Union Pacific acted we'll through
out the day, and st. Paul was strong and
relatively active. The coalers were not
quite so strong to-day, and Delaware &
Hudson developed easier tone. Mexican
| Central broke easily. Consolidated Gas was
inclined to be feverish, traders being in
| doubt as to what action the mayor might
| take. There were some fireworks in United
| States Realty preferred, that stock scoring
| for reorganizing the finances of the COM
| pany is ready. The preliminary estimates
| indicate a gain of about $12, 600 900 cash by
| the banks.
IA. r. Thompson & Col
NEW YORK, April 22.-The market this
| afternoon has developed absolutely no fea-
| lures In fact, there was no market except
little effort to scalp by traders. They
| first tried to bid prices up, but found plenty
of stock for sale. On the other hand, any
effort to break prices met supporting
orders. evidently placed by the pools and
syndicates which seem determined to hold
| the market steady Unfavorable conditions
developments. and we are inclined to advise
sales on any strong spot, but the market
will probably remain inactive for some time
unless money begins to tighten up.
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The Weeks Wool Trade.

BOSTON, April 22.-The Commercial Bui-
letin will say Saturday:
There is little doing in wool in Boston.
Fine fleeces have been sold to a fair ex-
tent at about 2 cents off from the top
Holders are anxious 10 clean up. There is
no great pressure to sell medium grades
Western markets have been lively. with
large transac tions in Utah. Wyoming and
other sections at he to l5c. which means
that the new woods are costing fully as
high as last year and in some cases higher
From &c to 24c is asked and being paid
for medium clips in Ohio and Michigan.
local spectators out there being the. prin-
ciPal buyers
Foreign markets are firm, with London
advices especially strong on quarter blood
ond a firmer feeling on merinos. At the
auction sales to open May g. higher prices.
particularly on cross breds, are antici-
pated.
The shipments OF wool from Boston to
date, from Dec. 81. 1903. are 7l,7l3.S5S lbs.
against .Sa92.770 lbs at the same time last
year The receipts to date are 5S.32i.55Z
lis against 65,3SS,2Sl lbs for the same period
last year.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 22.-Flour-Receipts.
22.557 brls; exports, 1853 brls. Market very
quiet and nominally lower Rye flour dull
Corn meal quiet. Rye steady: No. West
ern. NE, TO arrive prompt. Barley quiet
Wheat-Receipts, 5000 blu: exports. 557
blu. Spot easy: No red Sl.04 elevator;
No. 2 red, sl.05d10s f. O. b. afloat; No.
northern Duluth. S77sc (. o. b. afioat: No
hard Manitoba nominal, f. o. b. afioat.
Options showed weak undertone all day,
rejecting much improved weather condi-
tions, reported big offerings of cheap In
dian wheat. heavy Argentine shipments
and stop-loss selling. The close was &c to
sc lower. May. 90n90i4c. closed at 30I5c
July, SSSs6S9 9-l6c. closed at SS-sc; Septem-
Der. s. 9-1eaS4i4c. closed at s334c.
Co-E--Receipts. 3.225 bu: exports. 1904 bu.
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Oils

OIL. CITY. April 22.-Credit balances,
S1.65; certificates. no bid. Shipments, 47,745
brls; average, 61,5i9 brls; runs. SS,S5S brls;
average. 1883 brls. Shipments Lima),
1883 hrls; average, g., 500 brls: runs (Lima),
II .l64 brls; average 5295S brls.
CHARLESTON, April 22.-Spirits of tur-
pentine firm at 54c. Rosin firm; A, b, c, d,
50 .35 E, $40; F, 81 As: G, $3.50; HI, s2.55; 1.
81 TO- X, $3.50; NJ. $40; NJ, 1885; window
glass, $3.50; water white. $50.
SAVANNAH. April 22.-Spirits of turpen-
tine firm at 54f&c Rosin firm; A B. G, d,
$3.50; X s3.25 NJ. $3.50; n, S3.45; window
glass, S. 60; water white, $3.50.
WILMINGTON. April 22-Spirits of tur-
pentine steady at SAC bid. Rosin. nothing
doing at 1920 Tar firm at 81. Crude tur-
pentine firm at $2.25, s.. IS and 81.
NEW YORK, April 22-Tallow dull.
Ccttonseed OIL dull prime yellow, 301bc.
Petroleum easy. Rosin firm. Turpentine
steady at 5Slac
MONTPELIER, April 22.-Crude petro-
leum weak; North Lima, $116; South Lima
and Indiana, Sill.
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eading futures ranged AS follows:

Cash quota tons were as follows: Flour
dull and easy. Wheat-No spring,
SSd92c; No. 3. S5G92c; No. 2 red, 95d99c.
Corn-No 2. 49q491zc; No. 2 yellow. 5Ol1c.
Oats-No. 2, 3611Q37c; No white. 3SQ41c.
mailing. 45055c. Flaxseed-No. l, 81: No.
Northwestern, sl.oSh. Prime timothy seed,
So. Mess pork. per Dbl, 81 .95Q12. Lard, per
100 lbs. $6.5566571a. Short ribs sides Qoose),
81. 25d637h. Short clear sides (boxed)
S6.50Q6.75 Whisky-Basis of high wines,
Sl.2S. Clover-Contract grade, S1075.
Receipts-Flour. 2i700 brls; wheat. 1900
bu; corn. 1920 bu; oats, 1880 bu; rye.
III coo bu; barley, $500 blu. Shipments
Flour. q 800 brls: wheat. 400 blu; corn,
25 200 bu; oats, 1920 bu; rye, 10000 bu
barley $500 hu.
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Ia. R. THOMPSON & Col


LIVERPOOL. April 22.-Frederick Ley
land g. Co., limited. the first British lire
purchased by j. Pierpont Morgan when
forming the shipping combine, issued a re-
port to-day for the thirteen months ending
with December. The directors say that even
after drawing $1,3i7 500 from the reserve. it
is only possible TO pay the preferred divi-
dend for six months. This withdrawal re-
duces the reserve to 1926, 600. The directors
attributed this result to the epidemic of
foot and mouth disease in New ENGLAND
last year. stopping shipments of live stock
therefrom, and to the inadequacy of Allan
tic freights.
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New York Rates.

NEW YORK.-Money on call easy at Ia
IA per cent; closing bid. l per cent; offered
at IA per cent. Time loans easy and dull:
sixty and ninety days, 2izQ3 per cent: six
months. 3G311 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 4G4lz per- cent. Sterling exchange
easier, with actual business in bankers
bills at s4s7.2564.s7.30 for demand and at
81 IS. 3Od4 5.35 for sixty days bills. Posted
rates. 81 S512G4.S6 and s4-SSd4SS11. CONNER
cial bills 81 S5h.
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Brndstreet's Exports.

Wheat including -four exports for the
week ending April q, aggregate 1,645.42s bu
against 1.2lS.S55 last week. S.SSS.5i2 this week
last year, 3,750.5S9 in 1902 and 4,2S2 129 in
1901. From July l, 1905 to date they aggre-
gate 100 696 237 against 1885 095 last sea-
SON zoe OBJ PAL in 1902 and 167, 642, 500 in 1901.
Corn exports for the week aggregate
626 1872 bu against 5S3.SSS last week, 1499. 900
a YEAR ago; $50 1S6 in 1902 and 1.344.6 600 in
lgoi. From July /. 1903. 10 date they aggre-
gate 4S762.377 bu against 5S.104.S05 last sea-
SON. % 9c5 97S in 1902 and $50 653, Isl in 1901.
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Local Cash Prices.

Wheat dull: No red. 81 track; No. red.
81 on milling freight No. red, sc track;
April, 99c track; wagon. 81.
Corn dull; No. 2 white. 49c; No. white.
i9c: No white Acc nominal; No. white
mixed 4Sc nominal; No. 3 white mixed, +Sc
nominal; No. white mixed, 4512c nominal;
No. yellow, 4Sl2c nominal, No. yellow,
4s12c nominal; No. yellow. Acc nominal; No.
2 mixed 4Sc nominal; No. 3 mixed 4Sc NOM
inaI; No. mixed. 45c nominal; ear. 4Sc.
Oats dull and nominal; No. white, 4l1ac;
No. white, 40iAc; No. mixed. 391ac; No. 8
mixed, 3yc.
Hay steady and nominal; No. 1 timothy.
S12; No. 2 timothy, 5000
Inspections-Corn No. white, 2 cars; No.
white 10 cars: No yellow. / car; No. 2
mixed. car; No. 3 mixed. cars. Total, %
cars Hay: No l timothy, cars.
WAGON MARKET.
Wheat-N.
Corn-60d65c.
Oats-Sheaf, sSd10: shelled oats 45G50c.
Hay Glover, sl0dl2; timothy, Sl4q15 to
SIC: mixed, S12G14 millet. S5d9.
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prices Paid by Shippers. J

NIICes Uy SHIppefsD
Cheese-w'sconsin. 13c: New York ftill creams
l3c: Swiss 16c. brick. lie; limburger 1ec.
PouItry-Hens. 10c: stays Sc; cocks. &c: capons
Iec. young ducks. DC. springs. l04lO4c: geese &C
per H.
But,er-Choice ROLL lie; Elgin creamery. Csc;
state. 24c
Egxs-Steady at lac.
Wool-Local dealers are paying for wa gon lots:
Good medium merchantahe unwashed. 17c: coarse
and braid. 15c: heavy merino. 10ff12c; half blood
I2dI4c; bury and cotted. 12di4c: Western l2c
Feathers.Prime geese. soc per ID. prime duck
1oc per H.
Beeswax-30c for yellow, &c for dark.
HIDES AND TALLOW
Green-saited HiGes-No. 1. TIC. No. 2 sac.
No 1 calf 1Oc. Nc. calf &c. -
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Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money. 1G1h per cent: dis
counts. 2lsd2A per cent. Consols, IS 3-l6a
SSA.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 97f zoe
for the account. Exchange on London, 25f
l2c for checks.
notwithstanding on London e0m
43Iapfg. Discount rates: Short bills and
three months bills, "a. per cent
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. April 22.-The dry goods
market has been quiet, although gossip
has been busy about the transactions that
have been consummated on certain lines
of print cloth yarn construction. The vol
ume is higher and the price lower than
was generally estimated, while in narrow
odds sales have also been larger and on
basis of 312c for regulars.
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Depo~itors VIII BE Paid.

BOSTON, April 22.-The investigation of
the condition of the Union Trust Company.
which closed last month. shows that
depositors probably will be paid in full
Former Congressman William T. Barrett
the president. who has nearly 500 600 on de-
posit In the bank, has assured the Saving
Bank Commissioners that his deposit would
be the last one TO be paid.
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The 100000 Laclede Gas Light Company
bonds, recently purchased by y. w Harris
x Co. were delivered TO the bankers
yesterday. The bonds were largely over
subscribed prior To their being delivered
by the COMPANY
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. April 22.-Cotton firm:
sales. $500 bales. Ordinary, IL l5-l6c: good
ordinary. l3Lc; low middling. 137sc: mid
ding iil4c: good middling. II s-lec; mid
ding fair. II l5-l6c. Receipts. 1856 bales;
stock OF -e5 bales
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Markets for Silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver. 5iHc; Mexican
dollars. 43i1c.
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WASHINGTON.-Fri statement OF
the treasury balances in the general fund.
exclusive of the sl5O0o0.oo0 gold reserve in
the division of redemption. shows:
Available cash balance. 500 lie, 795
Gold ................. l03, $50. 7g1
Silver OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1865. 500
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In cellar; soc per ton extra second floor or car
ried in cellar. From wagon. 25c per ton extra
by wheelbarrow. chute or basket.
Alcohol. s.. s5a2.75; asafoetida. &c: alum. 2s0
&c: cansphor. d-o3gi-os. cochineal. SOC: chloro-
pure. ssGs5c: indigo. s5gsoc; licorice. Calab
genuine. 25afOc: magnesia. carb OF. zoo
oil b %asnnlas per b. S. p opium 11 7
balsam eopaiba. 55a6ec: soap. CASTLE. FIR, $50
sona onE stpeter o
tine s0a65c: glycerin. sisd20c iodide potassium.
oen sord ate
s4c. carSolic acid 25G2sc; cocaine. muir. So s04s.
Dry Goods.
Bieached sheetings Androscoggin L. Sc:
Berkeley. No. So SIC: Cabot. si1c: Capitol TIC:
Cumberland s'ie: Dwight Anchor. s&c: Fruit Of
Width. sac: Gilt Edge. sac: Gilded Age. &C:
Hill. size: Hope 7+.c Linwood. Sac Lonsdale.
ia &c: Androscossin. "a. &c; Androscossin.
poet {. sssc: Bucks Head Sc: Carlisle. 4c-inch.
TIC: Dwight Star. Sisc. Great Falls f. sac:
Srsis rss Fen res ins e A had
scoggin. 81 &c; Androscoggin. l0-i &c
Prnts5A sI dress styles e., &C; Allen TR sSe
long cloth y. &c; Arnold Lie. sc; cocheco fancy
&c: Hamilton fancy. Sue: Msrrlmac pinks and
.noarninss sac: simp.on's Berlin .oiias Sc:
Simpsons oil finish. &c: American shifting. SC:
'' KID nissea 's srss exc. warren
&c: Slater. f&c; Genesee sxc.
TiekingsaA,nosk.as AGA. lsc; ccnss.oga BE.
lee. Hamilton awnings. 1iizc: Kimona fancy.
' LsR01 fancy o asnoI xS os o9s
Isle: shssucket sw. SC: shetucket F. Sc: Swift
Grain Baes-Amcskeag. so: American. so:
Oanshams-Amosxess. she; Amoskeas dres-
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS. April 22.-wool steady: me-
dunn grades combing and clothing. lSG22c:
light fine. HOTTIE: heavy fine. l2Qlii1c:
tub washed 3oQJlc.
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THE WEEKS BANK CLEARINGS.

NEW YORK. April 22.-The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
ApriI 81 with the percentage OF increase and de-
crease as compared with the corresponding week
last year:
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Central Of Georgia first nc....-........-.... lVts
Chesapeake & Ohio fouT-and- halls ------l9-Ss
Chicago & Alton three-and- "a halls. -...-..--- -
Chicago. b. & Quincy new fOurs. ~
Chicago. NJ. < St. Paul gen fours. Jog
Chicago & Northwestern corsol sevens------l2sas
Chicago, r. l. & Pacific r. r. fours-.....-..- rs
Chicago. X. l. & Pacific r. r. col. hves..... sos
=. g. g & St Louis gen fours. -lVl
Chicago Terminal fours .................----- SOS
consolidated Tobacco fours ................... os
Colorado Southern fours ..........--.....-.- S54
Denver q hlo Grande fours .-.......-..-...-- ssiz
IRE prior nen Iours SIS
Erie general fours 81
Fort Worth & Denver City frsts............. 1861
Hooking Valley four-and- a-halfs 1854
Louisville Nash. unified tours 99Al
Manhattan consol gold fours .l02Ns
Mexican Central fours ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 65ia
Mexican Central first inc ................... ia.
Mimi & 81 Louis fou-s AZ
Missouri. Kansas Texas fours............... 1915
Missouri. Kansas & Texas seconds. ........... 7Sz
National r R OF Mexico consol tours. ....... IS
New York Central gen. three-and a-halfs.... sS2s
New Jersey Central general fives. 1921
Northern Pacific fours ......................l0 S3s
Northern Pacific threes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 72.
Norfolk & Western consol fours ............. 97ss
Oregon Short-line tours and partic.......... GAS
Penn. cow. three and a halls --.-...-..-.- %
Reading general tours 9Siz
ST Louis & Iron Mountain consol hves..... .1l27s
St Louis & San Francisco fg. fours.........- S2s4
St Louis Southwestern frsts solz
Seaboard Airline fours ..-.-..---....--...- bSl2
southern Pacific fours Ns's
southern Railway hves ----.-----.-, $780,. Iis%
Texas & Pacific frsts
Toledo. St L. & Western fours. eslt
Union Pacihc fours oas
Union Pacific tours ...-................ Ssss
Y. > Steel second fves... %
Wabash rsts HIS
Wabash deb. e23s
Wheeling Lake Erie tours ................... 81
offered