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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15

WILL ABANDON LINES.
Brooklyn Ferry Company Has Given
Notice 70 This Effect.

Notice 20 This Effect.
New York. oct Is -Iiir Brooklyn
Ferry company. whir operates s"vc;
miles OF boats across the East riv"I
rom Roosevelt street Ia Forty SEE f.i;ti
street, has 2iven public notice liiii il
is 10 sbacdon It's lines in the fuiur
The CO!gpaTy has d canital stock aat.
bonds amounting Is $4,000, 0uD out
standing and went into the hands 81
receiver a year ago, shortly after DE-
taulting on the interest diie Oh its
bonds The property was offered tt
the city some time ago for ST. eco. nt0
but the city refused to buy
The lines of the Brooklyn Ferry com
p;Sny are in The 2oae drained by tn
Williamsburg bridge and since tina
structure has been oDeaC:! for traffic
the income of the ferry cotnnauv la
decreased to such an e,;t9nt that i toalG
not stand the strain lis suspension
however. will cause har:iships "a thou
sands who Willis, Inc Boats n c:oss'n-
the river and ther.a Is, therofora. a pos
Sihility that the citv may decide u c,,er-
ate several Of the lines for their ]. nF
fit Municina' ownership Of ferry lines
is 10 new thing in tho tity it haFin2
in the last few years purchased two
lines which it is now operating
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
LETTERS POUR IN.
Rev, pr. A;zec' NOT Dispenser Of
Eoci.efas,er's Millions.

New YORK. Get l5.--i)r. G +. Aked
pastor OF III" tuth Av=nu~ BAPTIST
church, wants il known that he is not
th" &iIUon, = Of John D Rockefeller
SCwo ouc h@r" recently cnbI"a q Lon
don paper II" 'rroneous statement
that Dr. Al,ed had boon retained to dis
Eerse the fortune Of John u. Rorlicfell
er Thrn liz. Akod's troubles began
From all over the world and especial
~ England said the minister. Il re
ceiYel 10 fewer shan 5000 begging
letters since that ridiculous article was
printed in London, | did nothing for a
time hnt omen NY mail, Then / appeal
ed to the postal authorities as simply
had to 10 something 10 stop 1he stream
Of letters.
Dr., Ahed wishes it Gnd 5rs.ood he
came here from cndon to preach the
gospel and not de- oense any ones mil
lions
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
THRILLING SIGHT.
Heacon Collision Of Two Locomotives
Was SUCCESS.

Fort Worth. Oct. 15.-Over 10000
people saw the prearranged headon
collision of two locomotives at the fair
grounds Saturday The engines start
ed AT either end Of quarter mile
straight track and came together with
crash in front Of the grand stand.
Both engines were of the old abandon
ed type, and not capable of any very
high rate of speed They were under
full steam. however. when they came
together, and there was enough of
realism about the mimic railway tatas.
trOphe to excite the crowd
After the locomotives had locked to-
gether IN a death grip an immense
cloud of smoke and escaping steam
rolled up from the site. obscuring the
wreckage. Small pieces of iron flew
for short distance in several direc.
tons. but as the crowd was some
500 feet away. 70 one was injured.
The engineers jumped in time to avoid
the crash. The whistle Of one Of the
locomotives. which had been left open,
blew for thirty minutes after the crash
came. and the sound emanating from
the dense mass Of smoke and steam
and dust produced wierd effect
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
GOES 70 WASHINGTON.
Attorney General viii Represent Tex
as In the Baldwin Case.

Austin Oct. l1--AitoTnpv General
Davidson, VIII represent the state ut
Washington il the +. e. Baldwin case
against Texas, relating to the quaran,
tine reservation on Galveston island
The state was successful in this liii-
CATION in al state courts and an appcai
was taken 10 the United States Su-
prcmc court by Federal authorities.
The case of the state against w. Il.
Hughes OF Denver will come up for
trial in the Harrison county district
court Nov. -. This sui; involves the
title 10 q portion of the Adams sur
yey on Caddo lake en- which apple
ton 10 purchase school lands has been
filed. Hughes filed suit in the Federal
court in Jefferson county to prevent
the land commissioner from asking
sale applied for and 10 try title to land
Since the State filed srit in the state
courts Hughes has agreed to test the
issue in that court and the Fedora
hearing has been deferred
According 10 the journal .nf Com
Ineice ire losses in reX2S for Sep
temher amounted to SaI3nnn Mem"
of the Glitter souher. states suf;ars {!
from fire losses AS did Texas fnl that
month.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
PROFANITY PROTEST PARADE.
Fourteen Thousand Persons March In
Unique Procession.

New York. Oct. 15,-Fourteen thou
sand members of the Holy Name so
ciety lin Hudson ana Bergen counties
participated Sunday in parade and
openair meeting at Hoboken. y. J., as
protest against profanity. Every
man in line carried a small flag of the
order with the white letters. H. Y. S."
on blue back ground. The sight was
an impressive one as they marched
along the principal streets city Houses
Were decorated with American flags.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
CHOPS OFF WEEK.
That Amount of Time to BE Saved by
New Steamship Line.

That Amount of Time to Be Saved by
New Steamship Line.
Now York. Oct 15.-With the Wow
of chopping a week off the time ut
present consumed in the journey he
tween New York and Peru via Panama
new steamship service is scheduled
to be started early next year on the
west coast of South America. The
National Steamship and Floating Dock
Company of Callao is to be the name
of the new concern. The Peruvian
government is to grant it subsidy OF
$1,500,000 in United States currency.
The capital stock is 100000 Fast
steamers are now being built in Eng.
land They will probably go direct be.
tween Panama and Callao, the port OF
Lima. From New York to Calao now
takes with good connections about
twenty-five days. whereas when the
New York line is in operation the
journey, it is stated. will be made in
eighteen days.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
THHEE-CORNERED TRADE.
That Many Baseball Players Are to
Change Club Membership.

New York. Oct 15.-Announceme nt
is made that Jake Stahl will be a mem.
Der OF the New York American Base.
ball league team next year as the re.
suit OF a three-cCrnered trade The
old collegian, formerly manager of the
Washington team, comes to New York
from the ChiCaso Americans, Frank
Laporte goes to the Boston Americans,
while the Chicago White Sox get Fred
Parent
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
LARGE SUM TAKEN.
Kirby Lumber Company Loses
Much Money.

Beaumont. Oct. 15.-The safe IN the
commlssary IF the Kirby Lumber com.
pany at S,lshee was robbed of between
$1,000 AMI $4,000 The mony taken
was to have been used to pay off
the woods crew of the woods crew of
the Kirby Lumber company at Silsbee
7, M. HnErsr. the paymaster Of the
company, passed through here Satur-
day Ell route to :he various mills in
east Texas on his monthly mission
to pay off the men. He paid Off the
employees at Silsbee Saturday, and that
night deposited inthecOmm issary safe
night deposited in commissary safe
his satchel containing about $4,000,
tram road leading from Silsbee into
the woods TO pay the men employed
in cutting timber. Being Saturday
night. and the bank ut Silsbee not be.
ing open, due to the fact that he
expected to leave early in the morn
ing was tbo reason for depositing the
money in the cOmmissary safe. The
burglary was not discovered until Sun
day morning, when Mr.. Hunter went
to get The money 1t was found that
the safe had been opened and the
satchel containing the money was
missing. The silver and small change
was not disturbed.
The safe was opened by working the
combination, and the safe was again
locked after them oney was taken. and
was found closed and locked Sunday
morning, and readily opened when the
combination was applied. showing no
damage 10 the combination.
An alarm was given as soon as the
burglary was discovered, and every
preparation was made for a systematic
search for, the thieves.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
Nessenuer Unbraae Killed.

Roanoke. Va. Oct 15.-Norfolk and
Western passenger train No 1913. west.
bound from Norfolk to Columbus, O.,
and coal train, easthound, sideswiped
in cut rear Montvalo, sixteen miles
east. of Roanoke, resulting in the death
of Messenger Umbrage and the injury
of dozen passengers, none Of whom.
however, was ssriosly hurt. The PAS.
senger brain was loaded with people
ton
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
SLAIN SMOKING.
Negro Who Did the Deed Also Mum.
bered With the Dead.

bered Win the Dead.
Texarkana, Oct. 15.-While seated
ON his 'front.' porch Sunday with his
feet propped up, f. NJ. Sumner. a white
man, was shot and instantly killed
by Monroe Ballard. negro preacher
Two shots were fired. both striking
vital spots.
Ballard barricaded himself in his
home. and when the officers and
crowd Of citizens went to arrest him
he opened fire on them
The officers returned the fire and
the negro fell. riddled with bullets.
and died an hour later
The two dead men resided in adjoin.
ing houses Ballard became angered
because Summer had persuaded the
landlord to order him TO yacate be.
cause he was a negro.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
DEG MEAT FOR MUTTON.
Negro Endeavors to Palm The Canine
Flesh For Sheep.

GreenviI!e S c., Oct. 15.--Poiic,
al Il health authorities of Greenyilie arc
searching for negro who was discov
cred near the Leonard street s'auyh ei
pen dressing the carcass of a dog with
the evident intention OF selling if TO,
mutton on the Greenviile market
Health Officer WhitInire is now il
possession of the dogs hide. which
shows the animal TO be Of the New
Foundland variety. When the negro
was discovered at his work he quickly
disappeared in the woods, leaving thu
hide on the ground and the dogs car
cass suspended from the wooden frame
used by butchers
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
Degrees Conferred.

Pekin. Oct. 14.-Conferring of de
grees by the board of education upon
foreign educated Chinese has inst tax
ELI place ard again graduates of Ameri
can colleges have been awarded honors
in the seven highest degrees granted
OF these four went to the University OF
California graduates and one to lie.
land Stanford. Jr.. university. This is
the third annual conferriis Of degrees.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
Risina From It's Ashes.

New YORK, OCT l5-Mai advices
from Port d France, Martinique. con
firm brief cahisd reports that the city
Of St Pierre. watch was overwhelmed
through The eruption of Mount pele+
several years ago. Is rising from Us
ashes Rue Victor lingo has beer
cleared Of ashes aud rubbish House:
are going un rapidlF Pand!ne he 70
establishments Of the custom hoGse at
ST. Pierre stores viii be S:i#p,:ed by
Port re Fran C.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
SUCCESSION NOTICE.

No I,546-In First District Court OF
Louisiana Succession of A. 7. and
Willie S. Townsend.
Safe of Louisiana, Parish of Caddo:
Notice is hereby given that J. A. Ting
pen has this day applied - be appointed
administrator of sid succession, and a,-
less opposition be made thereto within
the time specified by law, he will be ap~
pointed as prayed for.
Witness the Honorable Judges Of Sad
Court this 4th day of October 1907.
F. A. LEONARD,
Oct. 6. Clerk.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
Failed to Produce papsrs.

Mobile, Oct 15.--A fine of $4,000 has
been Imposed on the Italian bark Rosa
T. for failure to produce entry papers
into the port of Mobile The vessel
arrived here on Friday last from Ira
PAM. Italy, with a cargo of salt. Cap.
tain Salvo, the master, has appealed to
the treasury department at Washing
ton
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
CAPTAIN CEFFAN's LIFE.
Daughter Has Complied and Published
Fathers Eioaraphy

Enais, Tey. Gct. l5.-Miss Katie
BafGan, danehter Of late Colonel l.. 4
Datfan, lag ccni:i!ea and printed al
interes!inr story or the life o: hn'
Father. TIE hook is t'edicased 10 he1
mother h'af',r- frd sister Manv Ne,r.
'ars 80 t'eFc;2d 10 Go!cie sGa.fan',
ro9l- n 'is.'as. lis Sasvica il t. er.i?l
ard his e.,rf,r as . ri roeti r,aa /
lustfat'fiae sid 20 ia aid iateees: Il
Sc wGr,-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
Knocked Out Of Cab

Albany. Tex. Oct 15.-At Battle
creek bridge Fireman r. NJ. Hines.
while leaning out Of the cab window.
had his skull broken and was knocked
into the creek twenty-five feet below.
He lived thirty minutes.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
Mitchell e Be Ooer2ted On.

Springfield II out 15-Iohn
Mitchell, y, esideut Il fha United Nine
Workers OF America. ea'eraa the hos
pital al | a Sale. Il! Il is understood
that b. viii submit % al operation for
appendicitis
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
SUGAR CANE INDUSTRY.
japanese In Large Numbers VIII CuI
tivate It In South Texas.

Houston, Oct 15.-Japanese Consu'
General B. Shimizn OF Chicago. VIC
has made extensive investigations il
south IeXaS says. the japanese viii
enter the sugar cane industry in largG
numbers Hawaiin Jap sugar planters
will come. Every japanese in south
Texas will make a report 10 Mr. Shin
i'm who Will coilate and send reports
To his governnaft
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
AT OUTS SOME TIME.
Result Of = Feud Between Couple OF
Alabama Families.


Alabama Families.
Montgomery. Ala, Oct 15.--A spe-
cial to The Advertiser from Demopolis
says: Mott Candy, young white
farmer, is dead. and his brother, o.
D. Candy, IS seriously wounded as re,
suit Of . shooting affray which occur.
red in front o. their home at Halls
Creek. Marvin and John Tut, farm
ers OF The same community. are in
Jail charged with the crime The Tut
brothers, it is said, rode up to the
house in a buggy and inquired for
the Gandys As the Candy boys start.
ed to the buggy The TUFTS Opened fire
Matt Candy was killed instantly and
O. d. Candy was wounded in both legs
and hips
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
The NENIRE.

Venire First District Court for Grand
Jury term commencing on first Monday
n October 1907, and Petit jury for term
commencing on third Monday in DC
Ober 1907:
For week commencing Monday, Octo-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
Totally Blind.

Chickasha. l. T.. Oct s15.-John Pet
tyjohn a leading citizen. has been
stricken Will; blindness
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15

Der 81, 1907.
I Greenblatt, c. 4 Jeter, c. M.
Sutton, H. NJ. 8 Mulliken, B. +.
Prunty, J. c. 4 Butler, P. c.
Andrews, ]. S. 4 Labarre, R. V.
Kingsmore, J. J. ! Herndon, Cecil.
!, Long, w. B. 4 Levy, Mahlon H.
Shryock, w. L. Graham, S. K.
Cornwell. A. S. 4 Davenport. c. c.
Johnson, C. w. Mccain, Hearsey
Prudhomme, J. H.
Dinkins, Walter Darnell, John.
, Kenig, A. 4 Eiclller, J. H.
1 Cooper, Clyde 4 Horne, c. L.
I Hollingsworth, c. w.
{ King, c. w. i Mallett, c. X.
4 Hilliard, f. W. 4 Armstrong, A. J.
For Week Commencing Monday, DC
tober 20, 1907.
4 Pinchera, J. A. l Balm, W. E.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15

Mingo Junction. o., Oct, 15.--While
asleep David Chrissow walked out .
Nindow. Death resulted.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
Arson ALLEGED.

Ell Paso. Oct 15.-Dr ]. P. Rice
Of Alpine was arrested here on charge
Of arson. 49,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
En.,ra r.,a

Fa.f;ees. iaei esn: Ks Il I b.
i5nss as ,.sst IT iisis esty t,3.ssl
lead IN Led
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15


Murray, r. l.. S Phillips, D. E
Eubanks, {. d. 4 Filhiol. 7. R.
McLemore, w. r..
2 Massey, W. J. 4 Malleu, l.. d.
4 Coon, F. S. 4 Brewster. Fl. G
i Lowcnthal, NJ l..
Adock, J. NJ. Boydstou, Pink.
8 Forbing, Fl. S. a.
8 Johnson. S. d. i Frankel, Saml.
4 Jouett, J. B. 4 Kalinsky, NJ.
5 Hill, L. NJ. 1 Little, N. F.
Busbey, J. J.. Jr. Flores, S. F.
! McKittrick, p w.
Balfe, VIM. 4 Hendricks. J. A.
4 Barron, w. V. ! Clngman. A. BE
4 Morris, J. B. 4 Burch, w. N.
For Week Commencing Monday. No
vember 4. 1907.
1 Hale, J. NJ. 4 Kelly, w. A.
Malloy, P. 7. 4 Wylie, T. F.
l Adams, J. o. c.
POLICEMAN, II. A. 4 Turk, J. w.
Mannheim, H. 4 Bell, J. E.
d Beamon, Z. NJ. Irvine, T. p.
4 Drew, L. G. s Bonner. P. w.
q Noel. w. B. Poirier, v. 1.
3 Flowers, Lester. s Cupples. ]. E..
4 Rothenberger F. Chapman, II. A.
4 Mulhaupt, J. +. Davis, JACOB.
4 Whiting, J. T. : Currie, N, A.
i Cross, 7. NJ. Metcalf. F. G.
I Mckinney, NJ. G.
4 Amiss, r. L. 1 Atkins, G.. T.
Keel, J. w. Lewis, w. L.
September 9, 1907.
J. B. ARDS.
CONWAY MONCURE.
F. H. GOSMAN,
J. D. LEE,
Jury Commissioners
f. A. LEONARD,
Clerk and ex-Ofhcio Jury Commissioners.
| A True Copy.
F. A. LEONARD.
| Sept. TO- Clerk
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
Eest&d Easier.

Vienna, OFT al5- Emperor rested
easier Monday morning.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-10-15
Sanders must go.

But all this State debt-paying would
sound better if Mr. Sanders as pubic
man and legislator had hcgut. his leht-
paying scheme ten or even six years ago.
Now i looks like a sinking fund for
future corruption
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
NEW YORK COTTON. 3 Pm
THE LONDON EAKKET.

LONDON. April 24.-American securities
opened weak with prices y to y below the
New York closing of yesterday. Trading
vas quiet.
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Opening Prices Showed Very
Little of Interest.
FAIRLY LARGE DEALINGS
Motives for Speculative Endeavor
Notably Lacking.
BANKS AN THE SUBTREASURY
Union Pacific and Reading Furnished
Very Large Proportion of To-
days Total Transactions.
BANKS AN THE SUBTREASURY


ercrIsI Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK. April 24-fn so far as quail
tiles Of interest and significance were con-
cerned today's stock market showed little
bettermeut in contrast with it's predeces-
Of the past week more. The deal
iucs were maintained upon a fairly large
scale, but there was a striking converg-
e1c- of activity upon small number OF
stocks. especially after the first hour of
business. Fresh motives for speculative
erdeavor in one direction another were
almost wholly wanting.
Previous to the opening of business at
tention was. usual. directed toward the
London stock market. where generally firm
tendencies prevailed. with. however. some
irrcsularity in the American department
Contangos for the settlement in the latter
were quoted from four - five per cent.
these being the lowest rates that have pre-
vailed FOL several months.
In the open London market discount
rates for short and three months bills
were quoted at 3 to 3A per cent, and ac-
cOrdinS To this mornings cabled advices a
reduction in the Bank of Euglands dis
count figures was confidently reckoned
upon for Thursday. In spite of the general
l. cheerful tone of the London stock mar
ket. operations here for foreign account
were made up almost wholly OF sales
amounting in the aggregate to about 10000
shares.
The usual amount of attention was ac
corded to the weather and crop advices
from the west, which today were of a mixed
character. The grain market held steady
after a very strong opening. Local money
market conditions remained upon an even
keel except for some slight shading in the
rates for SIX and nine months loans on col
lateral
The figures on the transactions between
the banks and the Subtreasury since last
Friday showed this morning a gain by the
former of only S2lJ,OOp balance which
stands out in strong contrast 18th the gain
of over S,:.GOD.O,D shown in the correspond
ing time of last week.
II would be exceedingly difficult = assign
a. definite tone to the days dealings as
whole. From time to time II looked as II
tentative liquidation vas under way in sew
eral directions but the selling of his de-
scriptiun was counter baanCed by bullish
manipulation. designed appa ~ertly to con-
zeal the former.
Union Pacific and Reading furnished
very large proportion of today's tot: trans
actor and also the widest fluctuations in
prices. The approach lg publication of the
Union Pdcitfc'S March statement of earn
ingS was spoken of in connection with the
pronounced tdhying power exhibited by the
stock, ana interest taken in the
European advices. setting forth that the
merits Of this seCurt ~ were being indus
trioUsly exploited by an American banker
posed to speak with some authority upon
4 GOT
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CURB QUOTATIONS
Furnished BY q. X. Chapman Co. "a. b. Cbip-
nan. manager). members New York stock exchange,

SAN FRANCISCO, April 24.-Capt ". T.
Smith. the veteran treasurer of the South
Pacific. died last night at his home at San
Carlos, San Mateo county. Pneumonia,
combined with paralysis, caused death.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales. Regular call. I2 o'clock noon-Potomac
Electric Light %, $1,000 at los, $1,000 at 10o
81 900 at 10J.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. COM, 20 at 1914
10 at i9N. 10 at 1914 at 39M.
Washington Cas- % at G0M, at GOls.
Mergenthaler Linotype, / at 212.
Union Trust Warrants. 10 at 80 "a at 40.
After call-Washington Gas As. $500 at 104h.
Mitchell Mining 100 at 3S buyer 60.
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The Activity in Reading.

As is otteutimes the case. the exceptional
activity i'm Reading failed to develop any
gossip whatever extending beyond the
names of the brokers most active in the
stock.
rather striking movement in the rail-
way list vas furnished by an abrupt break
in the Chicago and Great Western shares.
which was naturally referred to the re-
port Of the Minnesota legislative commit
tee. which is attempting to appraise the
actual valuations Of the railway properties
In that state as compared with their capt
ta.iZatiou- Great Northern preferred was
relatively unaffected by the proceedings of
the Minnesota commission
There was little activity in the industrial
ard miscellaneous stocks, apart from
United states steel common. Amalgamated
Copper ana American smelling. Discus
sion with regard to the dealings in this
quarter was occupied mainly with the pros
poets for the forthcoming dividend on
United States Steel common. but there ap-
peared To he little change in the prevailing
idea that the rate would be left unaltered
for tine present quarter at least.
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Philadelphia Stock Exchange.

Furnished by Dick Bros. & Co., lIl2 st. NV.
Phones Main 6i40-644l.
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Closing Quotations.


At the close of the stock market the fo
lowing stocks had changed In price sine
ABOVE quotations. there being no change 1
balance of the closing prices:
Amalsamated Copper, 96
American Car & Foundry 81.
American Smelling, 153ls.
American Sugar. 125.
Anaconda. ga
Atchison, Topeka & S. Fee, 9i4s.
Baltimore and Ohio 80
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, 90
Canadian Pacific, 1I51e
Chesapeake and Ohio Ala.
Chicago Great Western l27.
chicago, Mil. and st. Paul I::5s.
chicago and Northwestern. To-.
Colorado Southern, 2JH
Corn Products. 20.
Corn Products. pfd., 113.
delaware and Hudson 49,
delaware. Lackawanna & West. Alb.
Denver and Rio Grande, 2S!s.
Erie I'd preferred, 3S1a.
Great Northern, pfd., 1853.
Illinois Central, 1iT.
lnterboro Metropolitan, %.
Kansas City Southern, pfd ca
Manhattan Elevated no
Mo, Kansas & Tex, conn., 361a.
Mo. Kansas & Tex, pfd, 6J1a
Missouri Pacific. rs
National Lead, G3J%
New York Central, 11SI..
Norfolk and Western. u.
Northera Pacific, 1874
Pacific Mail Steamship. 271.
Pennsylvania Railroad l.57..
Reading, 1104.
Republic Steel and Iron, 2Sa..
Republic Steel and Iron, pfd., S51a
Rock Island. com. 21&.
SlOss-Sheffield Steel So
5. l.. and s. Fran, I'd pfd., 35A.
st. Louis S. w, pfd., 551a
Southern Pacific, S5a,.
Southern Pacific. pfd.. Ill
Toledo st. l.. & Western, ptd J4I
Union Pacific, 1415s.
L. S. Steel, 313s.
L. S. Steel pfd. 1O1.
Wabash. 14ls.
Wooden Goods, so.