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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-04
Rheumatism

Like Neuralgia, is now known
20 be a nervous disease. Tbs
kidneys become weak throueb
lack of nerve energy, and fsi
to filter the uric acid from tbs
blood; this acid attacl,s and
burns the nerves and muscles
and consumes the oil in tbs
joints, producing inflammation
fever, swelling-pain.
To cure Rheumatism. then
you must restore the kidnsy
nerves and muscles, and nes.
tralize the effect of the acid
upon the joints and tissues
with DIR. Miles Restoratiss
Nervine, nerve medicine
which has made many cures oi
this painful disease. Nervins
strengthens the kidney nerve,
and increases the circulation
and relief is assured.
"Before I took Or. Miles, Nsry,..
i had been looking for a ruro ~,
rheumatism for % years. Tbe ~,
time ! was laid up for several mouiFs
could not get out Of bed or aef ~
on the floor. I tried remedies Al ~
On. 90 drink, doctors rrescfieiia8s
etc. but none of them lad any oIs-t
one day I read about pr Mhs5
Nervine and got n bottle. After N.
first dose I had a good niahfa re.f
end after taking half a bottle ~
pains disappeared and ] went out ssf
walked an around the town. M a ussf
I went 90 work. and was perfectly
cured. but continued 60 taks ~
medicine for a time, 20 make sure tbs
pains would not come back"
TH0g. LONG.
sfs N. Chatham st.. Racine. Wa
Or Miles Nsrvine ls cold by you,
druggist, who Will guarantee that ~
first bottle Will benefit. NJ u falls. ~
will refund your money.
Miles Medisal Co., Ellkhart, Ind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-04

and few whites could be found that
would work for the wages that arc
paid the japanese and Chinese coolies.
Might Lose Thoir Lands.
"Anoihcr phase the immigration
problem that tho large landed inter
esis do not like arises rom the fact
that very large number Of American
immigrants could get together and
lease some Of The large tracts Of gov.
eminent land under tho island hom.
osioad act and have their own plania
tions Under tho present system the
government leases out large tracts Of
government land 10 plantation owners
who use 10 for plantation purposes
These leases are expiring rapidly now
but thItracts arc 20 large that no ono
but a plantation owner or a capitalist
could take possession and make che
venture pay
"Tho little man "a not getting much
of a show, hs tho American immigrant
can hardly take up such a tract a. the
government leases. Now, tho govern.
mont finding no loeaiors under the
homestead act, releases the tract % the
plantation owner who has held posses.
sion OF q for "a nugbcF Of years. In
this manner tho plantation men are
enabled 90 keep the tracts that they
have improved for innumerable years
Tho land h very valuable, but the gov.
ernment does not secure much from it
through the present leasing system.
Why Governor Carter Resigned.
"a peculiar thing that probably the
people OF the United States never heard
OF before was tho matter back OF the
resignation Of Governor George r. Car,
ter. The governor Il young man
aud has undertaken 20 control the eoun-
try and is controlling the islands and
running affairs Ia an honest aud bust,
esslike manner. Andrew Brown was
high sheriff Of the islands when Gov
ernor Carter took the reins Of Office.
After lengthy investigation the gov
ernoF Femov d Brown, alleging that he
Was guilty Of ofieial corruption and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-04
PATHETIC
STORY OF
OLD MINER
The Natural Ending of a Life
Following Mining Ex.
citvmen1S

A. j. Miner a Spokane pioneer Of
1850. once a wealthy mine owner, but
penniless in his old age, Gays a spok-
ane dispatch, was yesterday given an
order by the county commissioners for
% cord Of wood and sJ to buy meat and
groceries for himself and wife, The
couple live at East 1906 Sixth avenue,
in Union pork.
The old man presented a pathetic
spectacle before the county board in
supplication for aims. Once he was a
giant in stature, standing fully six feet
and an inch in his stocking feet. Now
hci % years old. and the once stall
wart frame is bowed with age and
disease. Il was with tears in his eyes
that he asked an allowance from the
county.
viii Never SEQ %, He Says.
GLOW old did you say you are, o3i"
asked Commissioner Collin, as the old
man folded his order from the board.
."No." answered Miner with a trcmb.
ling voicc-"no, I'm o2 past. IN
never see o." he muscd as an after.
thought. "tt will be better FOR me and
for everybody, too, II I don't for I'm
Of no more use In the world-only a
burden, " and he limpcd into the audit.
or's Office 90 get cash FOR his order.
Mr.. Miner has been twice married,
and has raised family of two-a son
and a daughter. The son was killed
In 1862 by outlaws on Jordan creek, az
tho site Of Silver City, Idaho "we
we're in a eight" " said Mr.. Miner In
telling Of tho affair yesterday. and Eve
ou, Of the siH iu our party were killed
! being the only survivor. tt was while
saving mo that my son was killed. 4"
The daughter Mrs. Eliza Gould. is
81 years old and lives In San Francisco.
Mr.. Miner married his present wife
10 years ago, when ho yas SO and she
30. "fs she good 20 you In your illness
and troublot" was asked him. "0od
bless her. yes," 4" faltercd tho old path.
finder. 81 don't know What on earth
would DO n Il wasn't for herr"
Father Was with "old Hickory"
Mr., Miner says be was bora in 0las.
gov, Scotland, In 1919, and was brought
20 tho United States In infancy. lie
father was soldier under General
Andrew Jackson a. the battle of New
Orleans A. y Miner lived principally
Ia Virginia until the outbreak of the
Mexican war. when he Joined the Amer.
lean army. He went through tho war
with Mexico and IN lsas came 10 ore.
gon.
About 10 years later, according 10 his
statement, he went 20 Walla Walla. aud
says he drove the first stake OF the
present city, either ia 1855 or 1859
during William Johnson's adminisiFa.
tion as surveyor.
Was "a9eF IN California.
Prior 10 this, however, when gold
was discovered In California, he went
with a party 20 the new fields and ae-
quiFed considerable wealth In mining
He drove and walked overland from
Oregon 20 the mines and back again.
He has seen his share Of Indian fight
ing, as be was a soldier throughout
the Rogue T'veF Indian war in Ore.
gon.
All Of his life in the West he has
been a miner and prOspeetoF in Cali
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-04

There will be 50 Sundays in this
year, an occurrence that viii not hap,
pen again for no years This extra
Sunday can be utilized in attending
church. calling on your best girl, read
ing the Scriptures, playing with the
children, breaking a tWo-yeaF-old colt
or some other way.-Paonia (Col0)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-04
Sure oure for Pnes.

itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form, as well as
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
are cured by DR.. Bo-san-kO's Pile Rem
edy. Stops itching and bleeding. Alb
serbs tumors SOC a jar at druggists,
or seat BY mail. Treatise free. Write
me about your case. Or. Bosanko,
Phila., Pa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-04

cried Hannah Plant, OF Little Rad
Ark, "foF the relief / got from B'''
len's ATniea salvs. II cured my tr'
ful running sores, which nothing q
would heal, and from which ] lad q
feFed for 5 years." Il Is a maTVs''
healer for cuts, burns and Wogia
Guaranteed at J. @. PsFTy's drug se'
25e.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-04
Ro>a/
IYI$gs1 2SSS1sis;9
,-AbsOIuteGy Pure

For the third of a century the
standard for strength and purity. 1t
makes the hot bread, hot biscuit,
cake and other pastry light, sweet
and excellent in every quality.
No other baking powder is
"just as good as Royal" either in
strength, purity or wholesomeness.
ov priced imiaiion baking powders Ar
upon the narkc. hes
ophosphatic acid, both inhistofs Of digesiot
RoYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-04

All women should strive 10 be beau,
tiful Beauty rules mankind Hollis,
teF's Rocky Mountain Tea brings red
lips, bright eyes and eFeam,like com,
plexion. So cents, Tea or Tablets. Dr..
stones Drug Store.
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MORE COLD cnM1Nc

~ London, Oct. 6.-Tte Hamburg-Am- erican line steamer Deutschland, which sailed from Dover to-day for New York by way of Cherbourg, took $2,- 650,000 in gold.
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Boston Stock Quotations.

Reported over private wire of Horn. blower & Weeks, members of New York and Boston Stock Exchanges; New Ha- ven oft1ces 27 Center street.
 High. Low. Bid. Asked.
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Closing Prices,

The following are the closIug prices reported by Prince & Whitely. Bankers and Brokers, 25 Broadway. New York, and 15 Center street. New Haven. Conn.,:
 Bid. Asked.
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United States Government Bonds.
 Bid. Asked.
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Et1ramEfaI.
HEsTERDAY'S STOCK MARKET
Speculative Interest Pretty Well Dead %@N

Speculative Interest Pretty We'll Dead
 --Money Situation the Cause
 New York, Oct. 6.-speculative inter- est, pretty well died out of the market to-day and the determination seemed to be reached to await more definite outcome of the money situation, The rate for call loans did not rise to the ~ high level of yesterday, but the average rate at winch call money was placed was above that of yesterday. Some of the trust companies were reported to be calling in loans and this gave the impression that those institutions had about reached the limit of their ability to relieve borrowers from the banks by transfer of loans, a process which has gone on steadily for several weeks past This being the case and with the de- pletion of bank reserves still uninter- rupted, an actual contraction of credits would be indicated for the immediate future rather than the shifting about of accommodations to enable the banks to preserve the semblance of a surplus which has gone on up to this time. OL ct WCth DdIk return tomorrow also came in for consider ation.
 Foreign money markets were some what disturbed also by the general po- sition, Paris selling investment secur- ities in London and London selling here. There was slight reaction in the discount rate at Berlin, but the rate advanced in London to within a shade of the bank rate and there was an upward reaction from the recent downward course of sterling exchange in Paris. It could not be learned that any part of the days large arrivals of gold in London had been secured for New York; but a report was circulated here that yesterdays withdrawal of S4,4Oo,000 from the Bank of France was
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LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Furnished by Kimberly. Root & Day. Bankers and Brokers, 133 Orange
 Street. Bank Stocks. Far. Bid AsItat3
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[. s: Rubber. 53k 53& " do ptd IlI%
 do pfd ........ ........l l05 1G5K
 do $. F. p. C. bonds. 9Sk 9Sg Va Car. Chemical ... 32jL 33I% "aDaSh e;'-----.'..-'.......- 22s 9
 do pfd .-........,.... 43 43K Wells-Fargo Express. .....235 250 Western Union ....... 93K 93a Westinghouse Elec. 170 "hes5i2g 5d 9S 6fa S Lake Erie, 55574 5s 5s Wisconsin Central ...... 29 34
 do pfd ................ 5SK 59
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STOCK MARKET FEATURES
CALL MONEY TAKES 4 NOTABLE
 DROP

Falls to PA Per Cent.-Fears of Higl
 Money Held Until Afternoon-N,
 Pressure to selI-sman Declines
 Reports of R. R. Earnings.
 Stocks hung fire yesterday much ot the day over the fear of higher money rates.
 Suddenly in the middle of the after noon session call money fell to 4, then to 3 S-4 and finally dropped as low as
 2 S-4.
 With this change a change in senti- ment occurred for the better
 The declines over the fear of tight money were small and there was little pressure to sell.
 There were heavy calls for loans yes- terady which influenced the market materially, but there were many re- newals at higher rates.
 The sentiment abroad towards our market is still unfavorable. London sold about 10000 shares. Both Paris and Berlin were reported weak. Paris Is credited with transfer of $4,4O0,- 900 gold to London, and bankers here nave probably secured the sum for shipment to New York. This will bring tae total engagements close to $14,O00,- OOo. The loss by the banks in cash this week is reckoned at between $6,0O0, ,06O and $7,000,000.
 There was slight feature to the trad ing in stocks throughout the day, un- less 1t was the rather good buying of United States Steel common, which re- acted only a little, and recovered cas- lily in the last hour. That a stock with $525,o00,000 outstanding should take the rise in the money market with such trifiing decline was regarded as signif- icant.
 The general demand for stocks in the loan crowd is small The short interest, if it exists, is not an active one St. Paul and Illinois Central were the stocks to lend under the money rate.
 There was a lurking fear that to- days bank statement might be poor, because of the estimates in heavy loss In cash since a week ago. Some ar gued that mo fellow could find out' from it anyway how things jibed
 The Gould Southwestern line made another unfavorable showing yester- day. Missouri Pacific lost S207, 1000 for the last week of September. and Texas Pacific, $4O,752. Quite in contrast was the report of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific systems for August. Their total gross gain was $1,75S, ,OOO, and the total net $S53,OOO. Southern Pa cifc gained 10 percent. Both have gained 20 per cent. net in the two montlls of the fiscal year.
 In spite of the heavy gold arrivals, the banks end the week with a loss of $5,l24,000 on the net movement of cur rency to all quarters.
 Disappointment among a small spec ulative clique on the failure of the United States Rubber directors to de- clare a dividend on the common was expressed in a decline of 1-4 points There was also some selling on the net loss of about $1OO,OOO for the half year.
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Consolidated Stock 1sxchunss,

Reported over private wire of W. B. smith & Co. Il Broadway. New York. New Haven office, 24 Center Street. N"rman A. IaIiner. ManAger
 Open. High. Low Last
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Cotton Market,

N0ttOn Wnrkets
 Reported by Dick Bros. & Co.,, mem. osrs of New York Stock and Cotton Elk. oh" nges, Branch office. S3 Center Street
 New York, Oct. 6.
 High. Low. Last.
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TRADING IN PENNsy ARRoAn

Berlin, Oct. 6.-Trading in PennsyI- vania railroad stock began to-day on the Berlin and Frankfort boerses at IA.
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Chicago Market.

Reported over private wire by ". R. smith & Go. II Broadway. N. r.. New Haven office, 24 Center Street, Nor man A. Tanner. Manager.
 Chicago, Oct. $.
 OpeE. High. Low. Close
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Opening, Highest. Lowest QuotatIOnA On the New York Stock Exchange reported by Prince & WhiteIy. Bankers and Brokers. b2 Broadway, New York and 10 Center street, New Haven. Conn.
 Open. High, Low. Close
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A dispatch from Berlin August 24 said that the Disconto Gessellschaft had that day applied for the listing on the boerses of Berlin, Frankfort ana Hamburg of the stocks and bonds Of the Pennsylvania railroad. This &C., ton, the dispatch said, was comment ed on. as a convenient and excellent thing for the German investors.
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destined for New York and not for i London, as was reported yesterday. { Limitations from Washington that plans were taking form for an issue 1 of Panama canal bonds took their place with other subjects bearing on future requirements upon the money market News of the day otherwise was not of much interest and was of scarcely any effect. Reports Of railroad earnings for August, including those of the liar r1man Pacific and St. Paul, were not able for the large portion of the in- crease in gross earnings which was ab- sorbed by increased operating expenses. which in the case of St. Paul was suffi- elent to leave only a nominal increase in the net earnings. The rate for ster- ling exchange went lower here in re- sponse to the stiff money market. Ex- ports of wheat for the week showed a decline of 992,290 bushels from those of last week, thus explaining the scarcity of grain bills in the exchange market. The early downward movement of stocks was generally recovered before the end of the day on a dull buying movement. The closing tone was ir- regular.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value, $2,O8O.OOO
 United States bonds were all un- changed on call.
 NEW FORK STOCK MARKEE
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If the Baby is Cutting Teeth, be sure and ana use that old aud we'll tried remedy, children teething. It soothes thefchiid. softens the gums, al1ays all pain. cures Wlnd collie and is the best remedy for 4diarrhoea. Twenty-tive cents a bottle.
 District of New Haven, ss. Probate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-15
bid; September. io.e3fD1o.2s: October. sl6.3lg
10 n. Novtri,ber TO- 33ft 10. s.; December. 1850
1857: january 10. 4s4Il0.4i; February. 1880
1851; March, IL. 69ll 10. 81.
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

Corrected daily. Unless otherwise stated tnese
quota lions are wholesale prces)
r LIVE POULTIaY-sprlng chickens. large. p %;
pound. lfc.; spring. medium. per po,u lI
lie; spring smtal per pound 1tss l5c.; hehs'
lper'ponnd I0c.; ducks large. old per pound iiic
i0e1lic.: ducks. large, young. per pound,
per piece, live. per pound. aOc ,,-,,- /.
choice dairy packed per pound 17fplse: !. choice
pound. &c.; common per pound i4c.,,a ~, .
crates = other xcctlons, lSul9c.; barrels ana
eG1gs I'LL SS p;oofuis Eai paeches
fancy. per pound. lio9jiic.: peaches, VirE lnle.
fancy per pound lalse peaches .,. nResle es;
Bound pet APPLES evapora ted, per pound
.I5c. I Pcas-I3iackeyc. No. 4 per bushel. non,-
mai; No -. per Uushcl, nominal. -,
sc; veals. thin, per pound ~, runners;
ehoiGe PER poan4 h.e sas sntl. e eo
mon to prime, e,aG4Hc, & bulls. per pound, snh
&c. Irish potatoes, fancy. per barrel WY;
choice per barrel. Sis; medium. per barrel
tI.p5 Country hams. l.Ql4c. -
FLOUR-Winter SUPERIOR 81 b01396: winter
extra, ts75@54 Is; winter clears sos =; WIZ VIII.
Ter straight. l5.25155o: winter patent. s. 20
500. BuckwheAt. per pound. 2t1I3c Gornmea,i
cIyt sacked, 70Gl72nc.: country bolted, sackea,
ssiS dG5c Milifeed-Shipxtun, per ton, s2l.6OR
22iU0: bran Sl9,J0J21.G9,
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MARKET OPENED
WEAK WITT. RUSH 81.
Large Selling T. Take = Profits,
However, Had Increasing E .f
feet As Day Progressed.
RECOVERY CANE '. LATER
Days Dealings Made On the
Whole abroad and IF
Il fcctive Market. !.
RECOVERY CANE NE LATER e:
nv Associnted 1oress.) !

m N,,rtxr |yoI3tS AiuliHt 14--IThn sIleclIln :
Nun IA - T., =, e, ~, !.
tive forces whlch ucVciopeu ~ iis ' " s.''h
stock market gathered energy FOR q
,.,,yb OIL lila openIng Of thu week which
M VIVA ,.h,,la Va h, II ID IA I'M B 4
swept my WHY q ~. ~. ~, ..nt =.
d higher lever OF prices. me very large
selling To take profits Which the market
saaF,,, ,.nnn,,j ~ hnd norr,o.,.ln ) orrnct
i '1. - .,.'''', i
+ as NC gay aProsIesseu and gave ZIG !ilter
y market some appearance Of Wcarness,
or,o.ad forco or ~ ,ni.n.lIanon,i. All !.
crenseu io.Ge ~ w ,'llseelIal,eous ~.
sue ueElhnu coming from various sources
&itseit nhtlllest N the 2hcculnuiatlon. -
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.PLUMLEY PASSES
ON FRE ! [: 4 CLAIM i. ! I'M
Allows Sum Aggregating $3.50
Two Cases Dismissed;
One DisalloWed. s
(By Associated Press.)

j
.i NoRTHFIELD. Wiz: August la41 81
Claims aggregatitrg 7. more than sG5o,ooo.
held by the French government against
Venezuela, have been allowed By Re,
fierce Frank Plumlcy,got this place, to
whom they had been referred for q de-
cisiDn and iinal3adju dieation Mr.2Plum-
lcy's decision was announced here to-day
to Representatives of the two govern
ments. Count PERTH de y, la h, Rocca and DR.
Jose de j. Paul MI
Il The claims were for damages alleged
to have been sustained by French citi-
gems conducting mercantile enterprises In
Venezuela during the insurrectlon Of
1901. Mr. Plumlcy's decision is ANAL
II Eight cases involving claims of forty
million francs against the government
Of Venezuela, We're sumbitted N TO Mr..
Plumley or the eight cases two were
dismissed for want of equity and one was
disallowed. sf.S.tEas
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Aug u -coTToN-The cot
ton market was not more than moderately ac-
lice. but selling was qyi,c general q, times
and prices ruled generally easier, closing az q
net decline OF sliGl7 points. Sales were tstl-
n led at 10000 bales. a. 3e az, l5s3 n
The opening was weak at decline OF
Sail points In response 10 lower cables Lad
Willie there was some demand on g scale
down through wire houses. attraated by re, re;
and too little In the west the decline was
not checked until covering by shorts was
attracted at net decline OF about l+Gfi5
rally In lie early afternoon. hut utter an in;
provement OF or Z points the market eased
tn lowest point Of the session under New
Orleans offerings and reports OK easier spot
markets According 10 official reports rs, " ne
at tho decline. The weather, map showed
in Texas. where rain is supposed %, be needed,
l229s bales, against s.9i2 last week and 2slS
last year. For the week s!m ma o,op
To-day's receipts at New Orleans, were 1908
ton, 2,7o5. against 2.2so las. year.
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE Of STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BALES.

300 a. 9. L., Observation-Disclosures.
1900 hnlnlgainntcd Coppcrt......
900 Amer. Car und Fo,,n...o....
1000 Amer. Car and roun. prd...
200 American Cotton Oll.n.,..
1880 American 1'obncco, pfd.....
lW American Can .,.....,..,,..i.
200 American Can. pfd .....,....
1000 American Locomotive. com.
American Locomotive, pfd..
2lOO American Sugar. .i,.....,....
3Ii00s Al, r. and 3. re, com ,n.n.
300 A.,IT. ana 8 re. bfd.s..t..,.
25200 >Ballltno1cIAnd Ohlos........
1900 Brooklyn Rapid Transit. ~.
1900 Canada Southern ...........
31W Canadian Pacific ,....,......
1900 chesapeake and OhiO.......
1900 Chi cago I, area t RWestern.,..
l2l0O CHI, Mil ana st Paul. ......
1900 Colorado Fuel and frOt,...
100 Colorado South, com \. .N....
Colorado South, list pfd.....
1900 Colorado South. "a spfd. s....
25O0 Clev., Gin, Chr and ST. T..
Chatta. and 81. Louls...s.s -.
110O Consolidated Gus ....s.. Il u.
200 Delaware md Hudson ....,. .
200 Del.. Lack. md Western. \. /.
2GyW Erie, Onl.....................
$500 Erie, list pfd..................
2i0O Erie. I'd pfd ....................
100 General Electric .,..i......
2lDO Illinois Central t..............
10000 louisville and Nashvllle....
100 Manhattan ...................
200 Metro. Street TAilwny.......
G401 Mexican Central ............
23s00 Mo-, Kan. and Tex, CON-.
1900 Mo- Kan. aud Tex, pfd....