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A Spring Medicine

Last April | took a sudden cold. and I
was laid up with neuralgia in my Shout
der, which brought on fever and took
away my appetite, but by using DUFF
FY'S PURE MALT WHlSKEY 1 came
out all right, and ON Memorial Day
was leading my band and playing. as
well. l think your MALT WHISKEY Is
just the medicine to tone up and keep up
the strength of old people.
Hoping your medicine will prove bene-
fetal TO others, | can truly recommend
1t as valuable help. &C. l. PAR
FRIDGE, Franklin, Mass, Sept. /, 1906.
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Left Lung Almost Gone.

LAS l am a member of the Hull House
Women's club, | was called out many
times when the weather was very bad.
and so caught a very bad cough and
doctors claimed that my lungs were af-
fected in fact, the left lung was almost
gone but since l have taken your valu-
able DUFFY'S pUR EMALr WHISKEY
feel better, and would not do without
it. / have not been taking it very long.
but | am sure of good results; l have
good color in my face and feel that | can
work with "a great deal more ambition
| cannot praise 1t too much. | have
recommended 1t to several of my friends,
and they, too, are thankful FOR the
benefit they have already derived from
it."-MRS. VICTOR a. BEAUCAlRE, 25o
Ogdpn ave Chicago ILL.,
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Always Cures Grip.

For thirty years DUFFY'S MALT
WHISKEY has been my one medicine
have always used it as prescribed and it
has proved a valuable aid, as it has not
only cured several attacks of grip but has
prevented any badly after-effects. [ cannot
speak too highly of what DUFFY'S PURE
MALT WHIS<EY has done for me, and
will always keep it to stimulate and tone
up my system and as a sure cure for colds
and grip. Although IS years old, l am
hale and hearty. due to the judieious use
of DUFFY'S MALT WHlSkEY. w. A.
stage, 1868 Pacific street. Brooklyn.
N Y.
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Holy Week Services.

Holy week services will be observed at
st. Anthony's church on Avenue III as
follows: On holy Thursday high mass
will be held at clock. After mass the
blessed sacrament will be carried in pro
cession to the repository. where it will
remain during the day for the alteration
of the faithful. Beads, litany, short in
structlon and night prayers will be held
at 1880 p. m.
Good Frday-Unveling of the cross and
mass of the presanctified at a. M. sta
tons of the cross at D. IN. Evening de-
votions at 7:30.
Holy Saturday-Blessing of the new fire
paschal candle and baptlsmal font at 1874
a. IN. High mass at a. m.
Easter Sunday-First mass at a. m
High mass and sermon at 1920 a. in. Bene.
dction of the blessed sacrament aftel
high MISS.
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Weak and Nervous.

Il can certainly say your tonlc-stimu-
liant. DGFFY'S PURE MALT WHISkEY.
has been a great benefit to me. 1 was
weak. nervous. and could not sleep and
was troubled with loss of appetite.
Il was recommended 10 take DUFFY'S
PURE MALT WH1SKEY, which | did.
and the result is that l am stronger and
better in every way, can sleep nights
and my appetite is much improved.
Il write you this as l thought 1t was
my duty to let you know what your great
medicinal Malt Whiskey has done for
me. Yours very truly, MRS. 2. r..
SOUTHARD Woodmere, /. l., Jan.
8 1907
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Valuable Watch Stolen.

L. C. Henkel, a first helper in the open
hearth department of the steel plant, had
the misfortune to have valuable gold
watch, fob and ring stolen from him last
night The articles were locked in a box
or cupboard near where Mr.. Henkel was
working and sometime during the night
presumably when his work called him
farthest away from the box the thief
quietly broke the lock, extracted the ar
ticles mentioned and as quietly slipped
away The loss was not discovered until
early this morning, when Mr. Henkel was
getting ready to leave the plant. The
police departments of Ensley and Bir-
mingham have been notified.
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$5.237.a5o Bonds Purchased.

Washington, March 7.-The amount of
per cent bonds of 1907 purchased on
the offer of the Secretary of the Tres
ury December 10, 1906 is shown by the
treasury books to have been 1927, $50;
the amount redeemed under Secretary
Cortelyou's circular of March IA, is IS, BOZ,
800. making a total of H3,794.150, which
leaves the amount of these bonds still
outstanding $102 96l 400
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Night Sweats and Chills.

81 have taken DUFFY'S PURE MALT
WHISKEY for three months for lung
troubles. When | first commenced ! was
belfast, and now | am able to work. Now,
the doctor of our town said that nothing
would help me, but DUFFY'S MALI
WHISKEY did what the doctors could
not do. / had night sweats and chills and
weighed sc pounds. | weigh 100 pounds
now, the chills have left me, and the
sweats are also gone. | am looking for
great results Mr.. JOHN BENTLY,
Grand Rapids, Mich, Nov. ID, 1906.
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Tonic for the Old.

Il have been using your DUFFY's
PURE MALT WHGsKEY as tonie-
stmulant for the past two years and
feel that I have derived marked benefit
from the same
II am now over eighty years OF age
and since | have taken DUFFY's MALT
WHISKEY I have taken no other medt-
eine."-ISAAC Z. LADD, Albany, L. Y,
Aug. O. 1906
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Personal and General.

Miss Sarah J. Davis, sister of City
Treasurer w. II. Davis. arrived in the
city this afternoon from Cleveland. O.
Miss Davis will make her home with
her brother.
Mr.. John Kellher is spending q few
days with his sons, John and VIII keli-
her,
Rev, j. w Aiken. pastor of Oakland
church. spent the day with friends IN
the city
Mr., +. NJ, Arnold. father of City Clerk
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Blooming Mill Breaks Record.

The blooming mill of the Tennessee Coal.
Iron and Railroad company, under Walter
ELLIS, roller, and Lee Ellis. engineer, broke
all previous records yesterday in the num-
Der of tons of billets produced. Six hun
dred and four tons were rolled yesterday,
the largest number in one day heretofore
being 565, an increase Of 80 tons.
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A number of prominent merchants have
been indicted by the grand jury at it's
recent sitting for failure TO pay the fer
tlizer license tax of 81, which is levibd
by the state. The warrants were served
today and the parties made bond for
their appearance in court. Owing to its
insignficance the tax has been over
looked. A penalty for violation of the
law is fixed at $3.50 with a solicitors fee
of $37 so. The indictments came as quite
surprise to the merchants as they were
taken unawares.
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March the Most
Trying Month.


vitality March,
down
DUFFYS
quickly quckns the
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Strong at 81.

ut is tue [ have used your whiskey
and like 1t the best of all l have ever
used ! was "a on June 9th Among my
other presents was some of your Malt
Whiskey from my nephew. l know
that / would not be alive today did | not
take it regularly in moderate quantities,
as | do not have much appetite. MAR
SHALL PIERCE, Putney, Vt, Aug. !,
1gO6
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A Temperance Doctor.

= indorse DUFFY'S PURE MALT
WHISKEY as a medicine and for medical
use and for nothing else. ! oppose intem-
perance and favor all laws that ten to-
ward the suppression of drunkenness. =
r. p. PALMER, NJ. D., Rives, Tenn,
Aug g. 1906.
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Internal Revenue Increase

Washington. March 27.-The monthly
statement of the collections of internal
revenue shows that for the month of
February, 1907 the total receipts were
$40, 1858. an increase as compared with
February. 1906. of 81, 917,319
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FAIL TO PAY TAX
ON FERTILIZER
Gadsden Merchants Overlooked Small
Item and Are Indicted BY Grand
Jury-Reward for Safe Cracker.

Gadsden, March 27.-(Speeial)-J. NJ.
Adams. the Keener merchant whose safe
was robbed of about $500 Tuesday night,
was in Gadsden today and has offered u
reward of $l0o for the arrest of the guilty
parties. He also notified the banks not
to honor any of the checks stolen. Good
descriptions of both of the suspicious
characters were given the local officers
and every effort will be put forth to cap
ture them.
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Best of Spring Appetizers.

Il am a veteran of the Civil War.
served three years. and am GA years of
age.
Il take DUFFY'S PURE MALT Wills
KEY before each meal and find it the
best of spring appetizers. l think that
there is nothing better for a man getting
ON in years. | am temperance man and
only use your product as a medicine and
only at such times as | need tic. II.
CADY, 3S1 Park ave, Worcester, Mass,
Sent l. 1906.
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The Southern passenger train due in this
city at 9:45 o'clock last night was derailed
near Leesburg and did not reach this city
until $3.50 this morning. A freight en-
CINE and crew was sent out from this city
to assist the passenger train and when
near the scene 1t too was derailed and
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-28

The steamers Alabama and Dixie were
in from Rome. Ga, this morning, having
come in last night with record breaking
cargoes of freight. Both boats departed
at noon on the return trip with heavy
consiGnments of fertilizer from the Gads-
den factories. The river trade Is said to
be the heaviest ever known in the his
tory of the river traffic and is constantly
increasing.
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DR.. Y. s. HOLLOWAY
| SPECIALIST
: PRIVATE DISEASES,
guarantee

you a perma-
lent cure CT
private troubles
and that you
may know my
guarantee Is re-
liable I refer
you with per-
mission, to the
First National
bank, Alabama
National bank,
Steiner Broth
ers. bankers.
Jefferson Coun-
ty s a v l n & Q
hanlr and fl,A
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Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey

unfaing
all diseases
conditions
old nurshng feeding
valuable
Duys Malt Whiskey is sold by all frstclass drug
gist grocers and Dealers direct sealed bottles only
Price LOO See Od Chemist trade mark on the
label and the seal the cork unbroken Refuse sub
stitutes and limitations Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Roches-
ter N. Y
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There's nothing like Hoods Sarsaparilla
for keeping blood pure and giving real
strength.
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In the statement of its condition. which
has just been published, the First Nation
al bank of this city makes a most remark
able showing of its prosperity. The de-
posts have now reached $559, 4O0.54. which
As an increase of $4,000 within the past
sixty days. This bank has been made n
state depository and will receive $20oo0
from the state treasury.
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Attention, Mothers!
Boys Easter Clothes

Mothers taste and STYLE and mothers economy and sagac
y and mothers worried Easter dressmakng and millinery
the boy to Porter's
For the Porter boys department is brmul overlooking with
Spring clothes for little fellows Every size and every condition.
for boys clothing to be must fulfill every condition.
We might harp until doomsday pretness low
prices fine making but would boot much they lack
ing in any espec Porter clothing is well rounded evened up
and great round money s worth every time
Wooden suits Spring weight doublebeasted and Norfolk sal
or and Russian blouse suits solid color and fancy mixtures
Wash suits in solid white and coor
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both trains were helpless. The engines
were finally replaced on the track with
no damage except for the delay.
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When dry stop at the Flor
ence bar and try the Imported
Beers on draught.
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ADAMS DRUG co.
OPEN ALL NIGHT

CHEMIST AND ASSAYER
General analytical work and exami-
nation of mineral properties.
j. G. Long, Laboratory
He'll Phone 737. 1867 Morris Ave.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
Closing prices OF active bonds dealt in. with
net changes follow:
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

In the two hours Of trading in yesterday ys
stock market a large volume of business was
transacted on a movement OF values which
tended in the direction OF higher quotations until
the publication OF the Clearing House state
ment which made a distinctly unfavorable
showing. 1t should be borne in mind. however.
that the loss in surplus reserve which was due
to a large expansion in loans, reflects past con-
dtions and does not accurately present the po-
sition OF the banks at the close OF the week.
Loans increased incident to the operations IN
connection with the financing Of the January
interest and dividend disbursements while the
relatively small increase in cash against an es-
timated gain Of upward of 100000 resulted
from local movement Of money not appearing
In Fridays compilation Loans increased s16-
694,500 and cash increased s402,100 while de-
posits were larger by s19277200. AS a result OF
all changes. reserve above legal requirements
decreased s6.221.4oo TO s147.s25. which compares
with ss710o0 in the week a year ago, and
s11.6OS.25O in 1905 Cash holdings are about
$4,000 600 larger than they We're last year but
more than s3S 900 000 less than in this week in
the year before. That these changes in bank
holdings do not represent the actual position Of
the money market is indicated by the decline in
money rates at the end OF the week Money
rates VIII not rule at a low level this year un-
less there should be tremendous gold imports
or a cessation in trade activity but in the bal
ance of the current month and in February call
funds ought 70 be cheap enough TO encourage
activity in the stock market. Commission houses
generally are bullish and are freely advising the
purchase Of securities all reactions
number OF the more active issues lost n
point or more from their best prices on selling
induced by the bank figures but the general
level of quotations at the close showed improve
ment, as compared with the final figures of the
preceding day. In American Smelling Ameri-
can Sugar Refining. St Paul. Great Northern,
Northern Pacific Reading and Union Pacific
net gains amounted l per cent or more
There was good selling of Union Pacific
on the advance. but offerings We're well taken
and the effect on the price was not n1portant
The Street Is not alarmed over the Union pa
cihc investigation; indeed the testimony so far
given has tended to increase the bull sentiment
on the Hartman shares. The Union Pacific
mas enormous assets in its holdings on the &C.
cur1tles or other companies, but the one man
power in the company exercised by Mr. Har
rl1nan suggests to conservative minds the noseJ
biifty OF trouble in the future The crea
tlon or an absolute monarch Of the railroad
world In this country is repugnant TO American
ideas. and the sooner this tendency is chaclxad
the better for our railroad situation
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06

Christmas celebration Buyinr has eon,,,,,ea q,
how deliveries Will begin on their new orders afsee
tne etb frss OF the year before determining what
last half is growing daily more general and prices
Several large INQUIRIES are in the TnarEet sna =
P LOOKS as though the month would be an active one
ments as fast they arrive ''-
A CIRCULAR ON MICNIAC-J Thomas Rein
nardt OF No. Is Wall street has issued an interest.
ing circular descriptive OF the Mcnlac Gold Mining
company, the stock Of which IS dealt IN on the
New York and Boston curb markets
STEEL RAIL INQUIRIES.-The Hartman linz,
are again in the market for 1000 additional tons Of
standard section steel rails the Southern ps,,s,
TO Do delivered In the latter half OF the curren,
year. II was only recently that the Bethlehar,
steel Corporation sold 2.5O0 tons OF rails TO m.
Hartman lines at $50 per ton. 1t is evident that
the Hartman lines greatly underestimate ,h.,-
requirements for the year 1907. The San An.o,,o
q Aransas Pass Railroad is in the market for fy,o
u 'V TONS OF steel rails. IL is understood that ths
Duchey construction Company has secured IN.
contract for the BackwelIs Island br,d1s snnroo,,
"hlch VIII require about 5000 tons OF steel
PRODUCE EXCHANGE SEAT sOID-A nam.
Oeishlp on the New York Produce Exchanges wa,
soid yesterday for SS5 There were sales on Er,aav
up to $500 and back to s525
BANK CLEARINGS-The total bank cI.s-,,x.
Oh tne United states for the week ended January
:, 1ons day estiHated). were sas ss4 against
o'.o'1A's IN the preceding week and s. SSs ss4 ss2
MOVEMENT OF COTTON-"Th. E,,,
S'i'dlce reports the total receipts OF cotton FOR
the week ended January T. 1907 at s11a45 hale.
asiise zSS'Iso bales in the preceding week making
.he 'otai receipts since September : 1ss Gao sas
oaes against 62oos4o bales for the same period ~
4Ne- 70. showing an increase since September 1es
OF sss 1iS bales = 4''o'
DINIDENDS DECTARED-The C,-orut. Pat
road and Banking Company has declared IN. -
lar quarterly dividend of ga per cent payable Janu
ary 10 The Atlantic Safe Deposit Company ba, d.
I~aieu ~ an initial dividend of 2 per cent payabls
january 10 The Alliance Realty Company has de-.
ciared quarterly dividend OF Ia per cent on -.
capltal Stock payable January 12 This together
with the per cent extra paid In October Ias+
Der 81, 1906. 'e-- eAueu DeeeIli-
UNITED STATES STEM.-Rurnor, wers c,,.
IN financial circles yesterday that go COO sSsr.
pooI mad been formed In United States Stssi "nn
ont ~ II was said that j. P. Morgan H C. Fricls
n H. rogers and others Interested ~'
TREASURY BUYS SIINER-The federal 7-.
1a purchased yesterday 10000 ounces OF siyer a,
Iof cents - sA''eA d
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
MINING.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses were NOT
active factors in the local market their operations
being confined In great part TO evening up In
London the general market firm and consols
made a further advance. making the gain since
the beginning of the year per cent
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONDITIONS-C schu
macher & Co. say:
Friday. December %, prime bankers sterling was
Nanced rapidly, and to-day sold high as I S5lO
an advance OF 21ac pound. This rapid rise has
been due TO several causes First the severe break
In cotton quotations en- the New York Cotton Ey-
>reduce their price for the actual cotton: they held
tne actual material at pretty cent a pound
higher than the ruling contract prices for cotton.
This mas caused large falling of In foreien ex-
cnange drawn against cotton. and the SHIPMENTS
now being made only against contracts made
u long time ago This enormous supply being with
has had the effect OF helping the advance; also
toward the end of the year. money conditions
commenced to show signs OF Improvement and
with the opening of the new year. although the
has gradually declined until to-day when tho ruI-
ing figure was under per cent. With easier money
conditions, n sharp advance was TO occur We
do not believe however. that the exchange market
Will continue this rapid rise without little setback
in the near future. In former letters we have
stated that we only had to look forward the
change but new factor has risen very sorcbly
before us-the large ruling differences between the
price OF actual cotton In the South and contracts
for this cotton on the principal exchanges Of this
country.
IRON SITUATION.-Rogers. Brown 4 Co. say:
The holidays seem to have made but little dif-
output particularly in the South was as usual cut
down materially. owing the fnpossibility of keep
ing furnace labor at work during the Inevitable
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06

check the upward course IN other mining shares
This however was followed by sharp rally. al
though trading subsided considerably Davis-Daly
was strong and active. Furnace Creek WAS in good
demand. United Copper improved moro than y. but
later eased OF slightly. Nipssng opened up 7s but
subsequently broke Ia points Old Hundred Nc
Knley-Darragh and Micmac firm. Cumber-
la1d-Ely and Nevada Co isolidated showed excep-
tional strength on increased activity. The indus
trial list steady but Inactive. Mackay shares
were fractionaly better. Chicago Subway was firm.
Marine preferred up q.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE -Boston-l2Ikc discount
Chtcago-10c premium. Charleston Buying soc dis
count selling. 1-10c premium. st. Louis-Par bid
10c premium asked. San Francisco-SIght par: tel
egraph. &c premium. New Orleans-Commercial
5Oc discount; bank. 81 discount. Cincinnati-Par
Savannah-Buying. 5oc discount; selling. 75c pre-
MUM.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver es1sc Mexican
silver dollars. SIC Bar silver In London closed at
80 5-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-Tn Madrid. $685. Lisbon, zoo
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 200.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
SECURITIES PRICES HIGHER.
Failing off Bank Holdings Does Not Represent Monetary Situation
Close Of the WeekReserve Decreases s5@g1400:

London, SG3h per cent Open market discount rate
for short bills, AS per cent long bills 47sao per cent
Berlin discount rate 5ls per cent. Paris discount
rate, per cent. Paris exchange London. 20
francs 211s centimes. Bar gold, rs. Cd Berlin ex-
change London, 20 marks 90 pfennigs.
FOREIGN SECUR1TIES.-Brtish consos for
morey. 81; for the account 81 5-16 French rentes.
% francs 571a centimes
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06

A DyERTIsEMENTs AND Subscriptions for The
Tribune received ct their Uptown Office. No. 1864
Broadway. between 3eth 9th SITS. until o'clock
Advertisements received at the following branch
Offices regular Office until O'Clock D. rn viz
z5z sth ave. 22d St: i53 ave. 18th
90 East 14th st; 257 scd st. between 7th and
ste ayes.i ess West l25th ST.: 1898 Sd between
s5th and 7-n srs-; to-6 90 61sr
ave. ssth ST: l57 East Ig5th st: fremont
$50 81 ave, near sist st; ssi Sd ave: sIo
Bieecker ct
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside sec,. rifles at the onen,no
continued Its upward course and speculation wa !,
carried on priskly. After the first hour however
the sensational break in Trinity Copper In Boston
due to the execution of stop-orders. was followed
here by II collapse of 10 points which tended ia
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
GOVERNM MENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
lions for government bonds. compared with Fri
days:
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW YORK
Week ended Jan. s. 1907. 1906 1905
Drygoods 81 032 500 81 7S3O27 s3 30 o77
General merchandise. IA 902 i5l579 10 6i3 ora
Totals sls9s5525 sI2 9a4 ooe slael4O5s
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW YORK
Week se5 931 s55s eso shOa 6sa 427
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
For the
Gold ................- 5000 s51s.OoO 81 35s $40
0iiFeF -'''''''.'.''..'- ozoesl i.loe.494 165 62l
Totals .............. S53lSs1 S.e27.4e4 s31122 28l
IMPORTS OF SPECIE
For the week
Gold .......... 500 2t6 s26.2Ts $s2 100
SILVER ....-.--..-..... luo3so 42,947 90 se9
Totals ,............. s2os6Si &68.22s ssl 100
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

LONDON jan 9. p m-The market for American
securities was irregular at small final price
changes. Last quotations follow:
New-York tribune., 1907-01-06
WEEKLY STOCK CHANGES.

Saturday Saturday. Net
Active issues. Dec. 20. Jan. 5. changes.