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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Call money in New York, 2 to 8 per rent.
New York S~ub-Treasury gained 81, 1897. 900
from the banks yesterday, and since Fri
day it has gained 49, 1863, 600, but was a
debtor at the clearing house for $S4S. 1852.
There was withdrawn from the Sub
Treasury this morning $500. 600 gold for
shipment to Canada. This makes approx
mately $1,0O0,O0O taken for that account in
the last two days.
Commercial bar silver in New York, 6sh
cents; Mexican dollars, 81 cents; bar silver
in London, 81 5-16d. premiums on gold at
Madrid, 1905, and at Lisbon, 2,25.
Paris rentes, IS francs 10 centimes. Paris
private rate OF discount, 3A per cent; ex-
change on London, Is franc 151a confines.
Berlin private rate of discount, "a per
cent; exchange on London, 20 marks 40
pfennings.
Money on call in. London, 21a03 per
cent. rate of discount for short bills.
2hd3M per cent; for three months bills.
8 s-16G3sh per cent. conso1s for money.
s2&d.; for account. $50. The Bank of Eng
land today purchased eS5.OW bar gold in
open market
Foreign exchange market held a nniat
tone. Demand sterling was quoted at
4. g720a4.S72b cables, 4.S77O04s775: sixtv-aav
bills. 4sss5@4s4; short francs 5.16K less
1-s3 to 5.16A; short reichmarks. 95K less
1-32 to 95M-
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE.

points on old crop months and unchanged
to I points higher on the new. Near posi-
ions were relatively easy during the
early session with July selling of to a
net loss of 10 points on a very light bust
ness, while later months ruled steady
with active new crop positions working
up to a net advance of SAB points on
covering and some fresh buying attracted
by a bullish Southwestern condition re-
port showing an improvement for the
State of Texas of only AZ per cent. for
the Month, and reports that the rains IN
the western belt had been too light to
relieve approximations of drouth. Trading
was not active ana after the advance
to 11.S4 for October prices eased on
slightly during the middle of the morning
under realizing.
The cotton market was very quiet late
in the forenoon. but after losing most OF
the early advance ruled steady at midday.
with active new crop months showing a net
gain of 2d3 points.
furnished by Van Sehsick & co.
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$4,000 HOTEL FOR BOYS.
will Be Erected in Harlem-Low Prices
to Prevail.

NEW YORK, July 3o.-A hotel for
boys, which Is to cost $4,000 and be
under the management of the Chill
dren's Aid Society, is to be built in
A
Located at the southwest corner of
Lexington avenue and 125th street, the
hotel will be five stories high and have
accommodations for one hundred boys.
Besides reading and writing rooms, the
hotel will be fitted up with a gymna-
stun and plunge.
Boys working in offices, stores and
factories at from 81 to IS a week, Of
whom there are a large number in the
neighborhood. are expected to furnish
the patronage of the hotel. They will
pay from thirty to seventy-ive n a
week for lodging, and meals will be
served at correspondingly low rates.
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OFFICIALS TO ANSWER
FOR RAILROAD MERGER.
s~ubpoenaed to Explain the Combine of
Rapid Transit and Street
Railway COMPANY.

NEW YORK, July 30.-Prominent of
hcials of the various New York tram
sportation lines were s~ubpoenaed today
to appear Thursday before the Public
Service Commission to testify respect
ing the merger of the Interborough
Rapid Transit Company and the Metro
politan Street Railway Company, which
took in virtually all the transportation
lines on Manhattan Island. The hear
ings will take place in the City Hall.
The commissions chairman. William r.
Wilcox, late postmaster of New York,
will preside. William Fl. WINS, who
ran for Mayor on the Republican ticket
in the last Mayoralty campaign, and
who is an expert on civic matters, will
conduct the examination, having Deen
appointed by the commission special
counsel for the inquiry into the merger.
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WALL STREET
DECLINES FROM YESTER.
DAYS PRICES IN STOCKS.
Rally in First Hour Gives Way to Lower
Trend in Representative
Issues.

NEW YORK. July s0.-The opening
movement of prices was irregular within
a narrow range, and dealings were light
A rise in Southern Railway OF 5s and q
fall In Mexican Central of Z were the mosi
conspicuous changes.
II a. ma tendency toward improve
ment after the opening was checked be-
fore the movem ent had proceeded far by
heavy sales OF Smelling. Reading and the
grain carriers This selling was in turn
succeeded by a good rally all around, but
the market in the meantime had yieide1
TO n large fraction below yesterdays clos
ing for many Of the representative stocks
Brooklyn Union Gas dropped 312 under
its previous price. Smelling III, st. Paul
preferred IA and Great Northern pre-
ferred. Northern Pacific, Lead and Pa
cifc Mail l. Consolidated Gas moved
up ia.
Noon-Prices were slowly lifted in com
pany with Il rise of 12s in Southern Pacific,
but the movement 1attened out when the
average of prices had been restored 10 last
nights level. Kansas and Texas rose IS
Kansas City Southern l and Central Leatn,
err preferred ia. Minneapolis, st. Paul ana
Sault Ste. Marie preferred and Republic
Brake ? and St. Louis and Southwestern
preferred IL. Bonds were Irregular.
l p. m.-Spasmodic efforts were made to
create a general advance by bidding up
StoChS, anu lHe Stllcill lONCi u
the market was held firmly. United States
Steel. st. Paul, Reading, Erie and the
Hartman stocks were bought at inter-
and showed the most Improvement.
Southern Pacific gained 15s; Union Pacific
and Erie IA. and the second preferred
l. General Electric declined l.
2 p. MA further slight rise in Erie
comprised the only feature of the mid
afternoon dealings. Other stocks, although
neglected, were steady.
3 p. m.-The market closed easy and dull.
Realizing of profits by traders carried
prices backwards. Erie reacting rs. Man
haitian and International Pump rose l and
he preferred "a. while Mackay Companies
preferred fell 13s and United Railways and
Investment preferred ?. Prices did not
ally with any effect after the reaction.
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For third week IN July:
Texas and Central. $19,267. increase. SAL
231.> From July 1, $59.13 increase. $1,000.
Detroit. Toledo and I~ronton. s75.262; de-
crease. $3.50. From July l. s2SO.2o5; in
crease. $131. 1874.
For june:
Cincinnati. New Orleans and Texas Pa
cihc. gross. 1858. 4e2: Increase. s1oi. $40; net,
xl95. SCI: decrease. $6,21s. Fiscal year,
gross. ss.77s.s41: increase. S23,951; net, ST.
AZ. All: decrease. $3l4S14.
Alabama Southern. gross, $S7S, 45S; In
crease. S61. 375: net. $S4,5f7; increase. So
Do: net, $51, 700. increase. $32,32l. Fiscal
year. gross. "a, 1863. 455; increase, s394,S75;
net. S7s2.S7. inefe Ease. S70,124
Texas Central gross, $9o,Os6 Increase,
$34. S66: operating expenses, SlS.SSl; IN
crease. S3S, 1871: net. SIG, 705; increase. sll.IS5;
surplus. sl4,122: increase, N,f30. Fiscal
year. gross. 81, $50. 342: Increase, s2sS. $50
operating expenses, $154.479i increase. $3.50, =
15s. surplus. s458. 627. increase. SllS.1OI.
Detroit and Mackinac. gross, $ll4,S29; IN
crease. 1901: operating expenses and
taxes. 1881. increase, Sll,bSl: net Slo-ySs'
decrease. $3.50. Fiscal year. gross, ST.
311 .273. Increase. S156 AS: operating ex-
penses and taxes. 81. L3b2s increase. SlSS, :
6S1: net. S219.g21 increase $3.50. 49,
Southern. gross. $4.6O9.30o increase $al5-
|735: operating expenses and taxes, y 49,
100: Increase s207. 013: net, $l,ll6,bsS: In
crease. sos. 1z2. Fiscal year. net, $lL.sos.flz;
decrease. $780,. 5S7.
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 3o.-Receipts. ABS;
sales. 1900. Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Receipts. 10000 bu.; sales. 100000
bu. Although wheat opened higher on
firm continental cables, the pressure from
bears. Influenced by fine weather and in
creasinR receipts, forced later sharp de-
clines. September. 99d99M; December. LOPEZ
@1.O3: May, 1.06ad, 06A.
Rye-Nonlinal: No. 2 Western, IS +. OBJ.
corn-Recelpts. sss $50. Market was with
B~eef-Steady; family. 13.00@1s.50.
Pork-Steady.
Lard-Steady: Western prime. 9.s0-9.40.
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining. 3;37k@
3.431b: centrifugal SO test. 1881; molasses
sugar. 3.12h1S. 1874. Refined, steady;
crushed. $40; powdered, BIO; graduated,
500
Parliamentary; refined, all ports,
coffee~oulet; No. 7 Rio, sM; No. 4
Enthusiastically; New Orleans, S7@4S.
B~utter-Steady. unchanged; receipts,
Is, 1856.
Cheese-About steady at unchanged
prices: receipts II, 1888.
EggeNominaily unchanged; business
held up by strike truck drivers. Receipts
81, 223.
Poultry-Alive. steady; spring chickens,
IL: fowls, IA; turkeys, IL. Dressed, poul-
try business completely tied up owing to
strike of truck drivers, and In the absence
of any movement prices entirely nominal
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NEW JERSEY ~coRpoRATIoNs.

TRENTON. July sO.-certincates Of in
corporation were yesterday granted to the
following companies:
The Vernon Grange Company; registered
office, Vernon; agent, Arthur e. Ruther
ford; capital stock, $25, 000; incorporators,
Andrew S. Drew, James A. Dillenbeck and
Arthur e. Rutherford; to have a general
store.
Enterprise Realty Corporation of New
Brunswick; agent, H. Raymond Groves:
capital stock, 500, 900; incorporators, John
w. Hanson, Robert Carson and H. Ray
mond Groves; to deal in real estate,
Columbus Realty Company; registered
ofice, Newark; agent, Samuel Roessler;
capital stock, 500, 900; incorporators, Sam
uel Schechner, Samuel Berger and Rocco
Tortorieiioi. to deal In real estate.
Capital City Power Company: Registered
office. Jersey City; agent, Corporafion
Trust Company; capital stock, 81, 100000; in
corporators b.. r. Higgins, Samuel Hart
man and Henry S. Leonard: to supnlv and
convey water and water power.
Acme Sanitary Manufacturing Comnapv.
registered office. Trenton; agent, Theodore
q. Kitchens; capital stock, 500, 900: Moor
porators. L j. Murray, z. L. Kern and
and sanitary fixtures.
chatham Land n Improvement Com
pany; registered office, Chatham. agent
Frederick s. Higbid: capital stock. IA mn,
ncorporators. William b.. Brokaw. Fred
erick :. Hlgbid and M. Casewell Heine: to
deal in real estate.
The Durham Engineering Company; reg
Poole: capital stock. $4,000: incorporation
Arthur Durham. Frank A. Reeve and Les
cCaoe TO manufacture automobiles.
parts etc.
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REGULATIONS GROW
MONEY S0UANDERED BY
ONCE TRUSTED CLERK.
Kenney, who Robbed Foley's. Assists
Experts-Bought Rig and Piano.
No Bail Reduction.

Although expert bookkeepers have
been working for over a week on the
accounts of Foley Brothers, of 36S Cen
trail avenue, who were robbed of many
thousand dollars by Thomas Kenney,
a former trusted clerk, they have not
as yet arrived at anywhere near the
exact amount of ths money missing.
In the First Criminal Court this morn
ing, where young Kenney was taken
Thomas Foley, a member of the firm,
said that he knew that he and his
brother were out over $1,000 by Ken
ney's regulations.
Kenney is working with the experts
in the hope of Strengthening out the
tangle for which he is to blame. Ken
ney remembered, he has said, nat the
following list of goods was bought with
money taken from the Foleys:
One plano, $500; one moving picture
machine, 5000; one horse n carriage,
$500; one automobile ride, $50; one trip,
to New York with seven friends. $72.
Kenney kept no account of the
money taken from his employers that
he squandered. He could not explain
various amounts obtained on checks
cashed at the bank, and the bookkeep-
ers who have the affairs of the COM
pany in hand say that it is almost i'm
possible to make n head or tail to
the check book, as no dates have been
kept. The accounts of the company
are in poor shape.
A member of the firm said today
that it would not surprise him to see
the total populations exceed $4,000.
There Is some chance that part of the
money may be paid back to the losers,
a.. lTk@-, l. 49, wrra ~ a.
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NO ORDER ISSUED
RAILROADS NEEDN'T PAY
TAX ON I'd CLASS.
state Board of Taxation DEGREES That
Railroads Ought Not Be Assessed
on Some Jersey City Property.

JERSEY CITY, July sO.-rhe State
Board Of Taxation today refused to make
an order compelling the railroads with
second class property in Jersey City TO
pay the city a sum Of money on account
of those taxes. Corporation Counsel
George L.. Record applied for the order.
There was nc argument made. The rail-
road companies owe Jersey City about
81 100000 in taxes.
Before opening the continuation of the
hearing of the railroad appeals, Major
Carl Lentz. president of the board, an
nounced:
THE majority of the board declines
at this time to make the order applied for
by the City Counsel
There was no reason given for the re-
fusal of the State board and the members
refused to discuss It. Mr.. Record was
very much disappointed and abruptly left
the hearing.
CITY Treasurer William II. Ely was very
indignant at the refusal of the State Board
to make the railroads pay Jersey City on
account of the money due for taxes-a
sum equal at least to that paid In 1900
for taxes on second class property.
THE railroads are trying to put Jersey
City In a financial hole" stated Mr.. Ely.
and it will be a hard struggle for us to
borrow the large sums of money that
failure of the railroads to pay their taxes
is depriving Jersey City of. We can do 1t
but 1t is a burden upon our local banks.
Hudson County will be hit harder than
Jersey City by the refusal of the rail-
roads to pay up; the county will soon be
short of funds.
THE county has a number of large inn
proyements on hand and requires all the
mon ~ 1t can raise. 1t cannot sell bonds
at a per cent. and 1t cannot raise the
interest rate to AZ per cent. as the laws
authorizing those bond issues fixed a 4
per GENT. rate.
The State Tax Board should have con-
sidered that the failure to make the rail-
roads pay part of their taxes on account
would injure both Jersey City and Hudson
County. l favor having City Collector Ed
ward Fry proceed to sell the railroad
property for unpaid taxes as soon as the
State board disposes of the appeals before
it. The action of the State Board must
have been very satisfactory to the rail-
roads,
AT the hearing of the appeals this morn
ing William D. Edwards, counsel to the
railroad companies, had as an expert
witness Thomas A. Ryer, a Jersey City
real estate agent, who testified at length
as to what he considered to be the values
Of railroad property owned by the Lehigh
Valley and the Central Railroads.
Among other Mr.. Hyer snow
ed that fifteen acres owned by Judge John
A. Blair was assessed at $4,000 or 5000
an acre. while q Central Railroad plot
of 258h acres nearby was assessed at ST.
125,0 o. or close to $4,000 In acre.
Major Lentz remarked that the Blair
was before the board on appeal.
Real Estate Agent Douty, of the Le-
high Valley, admitted that the city as
sessments on certain of that company's
property were at true value. and. no APP
peal was made by the company. The as
sessments were: $295.ooO. 1920 $4S1,O 900,
$11, 600, $2S, 600 and 1900.
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RAILROADS FOR BRAZIL.
New York and Canadian Capitalists to
Construct New Lines.

NEW YORK. July 80 The syndicate
OF New York and Canadian capitalists
consisting of Sir William Van Horne. Per-
cival %Farquhar. William Lanham Bull and
Minor c. Keith and others. which has
been engaged in traction and harbor under
takings in Brazil will extend its operation
to steam railroads. II Is understood. The
syndicate Is said to be planning the con-
struction ot 1900 miles of railroads in
Brazil to connect and extend present lines.
meet Rio de Janeiro with Montevideo. cap
ital Of Uruguay. Among the railroads all
ready acquired by the syndicate. il Is re-
ported, are the Sac Paulo and Rio Grande
and the Sorocabana lines. Paraguay. as
well as Uruguay. Is to be connected with
Brazil by railway.
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nIv1nENn ~pEcLARATIoNs.

Thorndike Company. Of 5 per cent, pay
able August /; to stockholders OF record
July 10.
Cords Mills, of s per cent, payable Au-
gust /; to stockholders Of record July 20.
Pastor Duck Company, of . per cent.
payable August i; TO stockholders OF rec
ord July %.
Jefferson and Clearfield Coal and Iron
Company. usual seml-annual of 2z per
cent. on Its preferred stock, payable Au-
gust Is; to stockholders of record August 8.
United Bank Corporation. Of l per cent.
on It's common stock. payable August 10;
books close August 1; feopen August 16.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. July S0.-Wheat today opened
fctive. and with firm prices. Commission
houses were good buyers, chiefly because
Of higher curb prices at Minneapolis.
Later prices reacted on selling by pit
traders. which was based upon reports
of good weather throughout the country.
September wheat opened u to Is higher at
92ss to 92ss and sold at 90.
Corn was quiet and prices were steady.
September opened unchanged to a shade
higher at 5Srs to 531k95S4s and sold up to
5SA.
Oats were steady. September opened a
shade lowe 10 "a higher at 1894 to $500
397s, and for a time held within that
range.
Provisions we're dull and prices were
easier despite a 5 cent advance in the
price of live hogs. September pork opened
~ lower at 1910. Lard was down PA at
925. Ribs were 21s lower at S.721s.
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RATE is EXCESSIVE.
Al Cents Per 1o2 Pounds from Augusta
to New York Ia Too High.

WASHINGTON. July N.-In a decision
rendered today by the Interstate Conn
merce Commission, through Commissions
Clements. in the case of the Riverside
Mills. of Augusta, Ga. against the South
ern Railway and Others, it was he'd that
defendants rates on cotton waste, a by
product of cotton goods, from Augusta to
New York, forty-one cents per 100 pounds,
or the same as their rate on cotton goods,
was excessive and that no higher rate
than t~hirty-five cents per 100 pounds should
be exacted for the transportation of COT
ton waste by sea- and rail from Augusta
to New York.
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RAILROAD MEN STRIKE.
Colorado and Southern Refuses to Grant
Demands Of ~switchmen.

DENVER, Col. July 9O.-Announcement
by Colorado and Southern Railroad Of
hcials of their determination not 10 grant
the demands OF switchmen and %yardmen
here, who are striking for an advance of
two cents an hour in wages. resulted last
night in the issuance Of a call for a meet
ing Of the general grievance committees
of the Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen
of the Union Pacific and Denver and Rio
Grande roads. The committees are noti-
fed to gather In this city at once. That a
sympathy strike Of trainmen will be the
outcome is freely predicted by leaders,
and, further. that the scope will be
widened, taking in the entire State OF
Colorado.
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THE LoNpoN MARKET.

LONDON, July 30.-Early prices for
American securities were frmer with
prices IA to y above the closing at New
York yesterday. .
The stock exchange opened weak. Liaui-
dation ceased In the afternoon and gilt
edged securities and closed firm.
American shares opened over, especially
the Pacific stocks. Covering operations.
combined with fresh buying, however,
made the market firm about noon, but later
New Lork sold, prices eased and the mar
ket closed dull. Copper shares were heavy.
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LAWSON OWNS SHELTER.
Boston Financier Now Controls thu
Humboldt Mine.

PREsCoTT Ariz., July sO.-Thomas
W. Lawson. OF Boston. according TO an
announcement made last night, now
controls the Humbolt Shelter. near
Prescott, having secured possession on
July 9 of all but $4,000 shares of the
capital stock of the consolidated Ari-
IONA Smelling Company.
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B.. R. AND. P. DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK, July s0.-The directors
of the Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg
Railway Company today declared a
semi-annual dividend OF IA per cent,
payable August Is. This Is a reduction
of one-half OF / per cent as compared
with the semi-annual dividends paid
IN February last. The stock has been
on a 6 per cent per annum basis since
1905.
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STEEL TRUST BUYS LAND.
Generally Understood That Big Deal will
Soon Go Through-Tennants Notified.

WINDSOR, Ont. July 3O.-Tenants of
property along the river front here upon
which the United States Steel Corporation
lis said to hold options. have been notified
to AGATE on October l. The steel cor
poration is said to have about $3.50. 600
worth Of property there under option. This
Is taken to mean that the proposed Ca
madam plant may soon be started.
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TELEGRAPH TOWERS.

NEW YORK. July s0.-The United
States government has let a contract 70
the United States steel cQrpoIat,on t9r
ized for vvlreless telegraph service IN
Alaska. The so Tfrnment INTENDS g naee
a chain Of {he 5Wers erected aions tns
Atlantic and Fnffh coasts and on the Gun
OF Mexico I'M, towers Will be us rect
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NEW CORPORATIONS.

The Advance Building Company had it's
articles of Incorporation recorded In the
County Clerks Office today. The authorized
capital stock Is $125, 900, while there Is
5000 paid up. The incorporators are 10
seph May and Moses and Benjamin Meyer.
all Of this city. The registered office is at
II Clinton street, this city.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

The appended list OF Quotations on the
active local securities Is furnished by
Herman j. Egner, room SOC. Prudential
building: Bid, Asked:
seoSSliaStfs T Trset10n Gas g.. IS 1o ms 1o 90
Celluloid Observation-Disclosures. 100 1872
y. G.. Hob. & Pat. st. Ry As s7h sslk
sNorth Jersey st. Ry AZ. ...... SO 10
Newark Passenger Ry 5s..... 1o6 17
sEliz.. Plainfield & Cen. Jer. IS 81 SO
Public Service int, bearing ctfs 651e ssh
sPublic Service 5 p. c. notes.. 1914 81
Public Service stock ........... 90 95
ANewark Gas Is, 1914. ........... 100 1871
Newark Con. Gas IS. 1913 -. 1o4tk 1854
Newark Con. Gas stock ....... 90 81
Essex & Hudson Gas stock. lis 119
+Pat. & Pas. Gas & Elec. S.. 100 101
Pat. & Pas. Gas & Elec. stock "a 6S
Hudson Co. Gas 5s:...-....... l0lls l02M
Hudson Co. Gas stock .......... log 1914
IS. ]. Gas Elec. & Trac. S.. 81 9S
s. ]. Gas. Elec. & Trac. stock 113 115
sUnited Electric 4s.............. 671k 6Sk
Bergen Co. Gas & Elec. stock 81 81
Newark City Water As, 1922 100 10I
Essex Co. Park As, 1898 NM. 101 10S
%And interest
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CLOSING PRICES.

Following are the quotations Of the days
closing prices, bid and asked, as furnished
By Byrne & Mcdonnell. stock brokers, 800
Broad street. Telephone SIS:
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Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell, stock
,rokers. 800 Broad street. Telephone SIS.
Opening. Closing.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.


Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell. stock
brokers, 500 Broad street. Telephone 61o.
Onening. Closing.