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The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-23
MRS. HALL ENTERTAINS
The Most Original and Unique En-
tertainment Given in socorro
in Recent Years.

What was without doubt the
most original aud unique enter
tainment in Socorro in recent
years was that given by Mrs.
Nathan Hall yesterday afternoon
at her home on Fischer avenue.
1t was Washington's birthday
and in commemoration of that
event the forty Rr more guests
were invited to appear in
powder and patches" il being
understood that costumes of
colonial styles would be accept
able. A considerable majority
of the ladies who accepted Mrs.
Halls hospitality adopted the
suggestion contained in the in
vitations and it cannot but be
said that the powdered hair, the
patches, and the costumes not
only lent an air of extreme
novelty To the occasion but were
as pretty and charming in their
effect as could we'll be imagined.
Some of the costumes were de-
vised for the occasion in imitation
of those of colonial date, but
many of them were actual sur
vivors of "the days of long ago.
High five was a feature of the
afternoons entertainment and
prizes were awarded to the sue
cesSful players. OF the seven
games played Miss True won
every one and was awarded
pretty colonial teaspoon. Mrs.
w. ID. Newcomb and Miss
Goodwin each won six games
and therefore drew for the
second prize, dainty silver
coffee spoon. Miss Good win was
the successful contestant. Mrs
John w. Terry and Miss Ivy
Sperling divided honors for the
third prize, which fell TO Miss
! Sperling. 1t was a novel little
witch doll. After the games the
rooms were darkened, candles
were lighted, and dainty refresh
ments were served. Felipa Black
ington and three bright little
daughters of the hostess assist
ing admirably at this important
feature of the afternoons enjoy
ment. The color scheme of the
decorations of Mrs. Halls home
was lavender and the effect of
this scheme under candle light,
especially, was extremely
pleasant. According to the
statements of those present,
yesterday afternoons entertain
ment will linger long in their
memories very prominent among
those given in Socorro in lat,
years.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-23
LAST SUNDAY IN SOCORRO

a veritable "Red-letter-day"
was last Sunday in the church,
religious, and moral life of So
corro. such perhaps as has not
been seen and experienced i'll the
dear old town in many years.
At the morning service at the
PRESBYTERIAN church without app
parent extra moving cause. save
a modest notice in the Chieftaiu
by the pastor, Rev. II. NJ. pcrk-
ins requesting all parties spec
tally interested in the work of
the church TO be present, a large
congregation assembled. After
the usual inspiring preliminary
service of song and prayer, and a
short explanatory talk by the
pastor, an invitation was extend
ed to all who desired to connect
themselves with the church. b,
letter, statement or profession of
faith, to come forward and he
received. Then was the whole
congregation surprised, electri-
fed and rejoiced to see eleven
adults, all among the best aud
most influential citizens of the
community respond to tie invi-
tation. The hearts of all were
made glad, and the little band,
reduced to so few by removals,
received encouragement by an in
crease of more than one hundred
per cent. of its resident member
ship in single hour.
Those received were Prof
and Mrs. Robert Peele Noble,
Prof and Mrs. Ralph Waldo
Twiniug, Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Herrick. Mrs Sadie II. New
comb, Mrs. Annetta Cook, Mrs.
Jennie +. Cook, by letter or
statement. Mrs. Mary ]. Martin
on profession of faith, and Mrs.
Annie 5. Mayer on profession of
faith and baptism. On account
of this, and other like business
consuming the hour no sermon
was delivered.
At the evening service the pas
tor preached one of the plainest,
strongest sermons ever heard in
Socorro, on the meaning of a
eonsecrated christian life. He
condemned worldliness in chris
tians, arraigned what he believ-
ed to be eXceSSes in prevalent
social customs, such as playing
cards for prizes, in unsparing
terms, yet did it in such a kindly
way, as not to wound or anger
any, but to make all to think
seriously, and to convince many.
The Chieftain is glad to chron-
icle the happy and helpful events
of that day, and extends con-
gratulations to the pastor, the
church and community, and
hopes the good work may go on.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-23

There has been considerable
activity in the thirty-Seventh
Legislative assembly this week.
Following are some of the points
of especial interest concerning the
proceedings:
Council bill number thirteen
provides that justices of the
peace may issue marriage licens-
es under existing laws of the ter
ritory to persons living ten miles
or more from a county seat.
Council bill number forty
eight, introduced by President
Spiess, provides a fine of not
less than Si00 nor more than
$500 and a sentence of not less
than six months in Jail for gam
bling.
By vote of sixteen to seven
the house passed a resolution eX-
cluding the representative of the
Albuquerque Morning Journal
from the floor and galleries of
the house and respectfully re-
quested that paper Ito provide
itself with correspondent who
can be relied upon to truthfully
and accurately report the pro-
ceedings of this body"
House joint resolution number
six passed the house bv vote of
twenty-five to one. 1t provides
for giving the old palace at San
ia Fe to the government to serve
as home of an American school
of archaeology.
Governor Hagerman vetoed
council bill number two, which
provided that vacancies in coun-
ty Offices should be filled by the
county commissioners. The gov
ernor's objection was that under
the bill as passed a board of
county commissioners might be
called upon to fill vacancy
caused by the death of one of
their own number, leaving the
two remaining members of op-
posite political parties and caus-
ing complication. A new bill
embodying the provisions OF the
one vetoed except that it vests
the filling of vacancies in boards
Of county commissioners in the
governor, was introduced by Mr..
Martinez and passed the council
by vote of eleven to one, Mr..
Duncan dissenting.
The bill providing for the tax
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-23
DEATH OF SHERWOOD B. IVES.
DR.. Ives Shoots Himself Accidental
ly at the Morley Ranch Near
Datil

DIR. Sherwood b. Ives acci-
deutally shot himself last Satur-
day at the Morley ranch near
Datil, ninety miles west of Mag
daiena. Doctor Ives had been
riding during the early part of
the day. When he entered the
house on his return his automat-
ic pistol fell to the floor and ex-
ploded. The ball entered Doctor
Ives thigh, ranged upward, and
lodged id his intestineS. Death
ensued at about ten o'clock that
uiRht.
Deceased came To Socorro
county several years ago from
New York for his health. He
was at one time captain of the
Yale rowing crew, and it was
quite natural, therefore, that he
should become a friend of Ray
Morley, recently coach of the
Columbia foot ball team. While
in this county he made his home
a large part of the time at the
Morley stock ranch, and, in fact,
became interested in the stock
business himself. He was the
son of a wealthy New York
banker and consequently was al
ways we'll supplied with funds.
Doctor Ives was a man of excel
lent education and marked abili-
tY and was, besides, exceeding
ly popular with the Stockmen of
the county.
The remains were brought
down from Magdalena on the
regular train Monday and on the
same day were conveyed by spec
ial train to Albuquerque, where
they were embalmed for ship
ment to New York. A sister of
Doctor Ives came to Albuquer-
que to accompany the remains to
the family home. 1t is under
stood that friends of the deceas-
ed came as far as Chicago for
the purpose of accompanying the
remains home from that city.
Fresh vegetables at Winkler's
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-23
NO SINGLE STATEHOOD YET
New Mexico Is Growing Steadily
for All That.

From the National Capital
come reports that there is no
chance for single statehood for
the territories of New Mexico
and Arizona for years to come
and that it is even doubtful if
Joint statehood will be offered
them by the Doth Congress, says
the New Mexican. In the mean
time New Mexico is growing
steadily and satisfactorily and if
the people have to wait they will
do so. Yet, it must be acknowl-
edged that many citizens oppos-
ed heretofore to joint statehood
are coming to the conclusion that
they had best accept that il moth
ing else can be had within the
next two or three years.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-23
FOUND DEAD BY CAMP FIRE
Henry Coins Probably Died From
Heart Failure and Fell into
Camp Fire.

The remains of Henry Coins,
a cowboy who had been at work
for the Diamond A cattle compa-
nv near Engle but was return
ing from visit with his family
at Alamogordo. were found Sun
day ou the east side OF the San
AndreaS mountains. From all
appearances life had been extinct
four or five days. The most rra-
Sonable superstition in the case
is that COINS had died suddenly
from heart failure aud fallen iu-
to the fire, for the remains were
lying IN the .asheS of the camp
ti-e and one arm was burnt 10 a
crisp.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-23
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. +. ]. CHENEY
q Co., Toledo, o.
We, the Undersigned, have
known f. ]. Cheney for the last
Is pears, and believe him per-
fectly honorable in all business
transaction and financially able
to carry out any obligations made
by his firm. WALDING, KINNAN
& MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Testimonials sent
free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-23
TO PRESERVE OLD PALACE
Representative H. G. Abbott Intro
duces Meritorious Bill for This
Purpose.

According to the Santa Fe
New Mexican Hon. H. c. Abbott
of Colfax county has a plan for
the protection and preservation
of the Old Governors Palace,
which in the opinion of many
who have heard of it is the right
thing at the right time. He
desires that the property known
as the Old Governors Palace in
the city of Santa Fee be placed
in charge of board to be known
as the Old Governors Palace
Ladies Association which board
is to consist of ten women, citi-
zens of the Territory of New
Mexico and is to have charge of
all matters connected with the
building and the grounds sur
rounding it for all time to come.
Mr.. Abbott has prepared a bill
to this effect which he introduced
this afternoon in the House and
which went to the Committee on
Territorial Affairs. He has
modelled his bill upon the char
acter of the Mount Vernon
Ladies Association, incorporated
under the laws of the State OF
Virginia and which has had
charge of the Mount Vernon es-
tate, the home of the late George
Washington for many years.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-23
IMPROVING AT KELLY MINE
officers of fTri-Bullion Company Pay
Mine Visit of Inspection.

A party of officers of the Tri-
Bullion mining company, con-
sisting of President Howard
Paschal, Manager and Engineer
S. w. Traylor, and Secretary J.
p. Hendricks, passed through
So-orro yesterday morning on
uv.r wav from the east to visit
the company's famous Kelly
mine in the Magdalena district.
The purpose of the visit is to in
spect the mine, the 400-ton con-
ccutrator now in the process of
construction, the three-compart-
ment shaft that is being sunk to
the depth Of 1000 feet, and 9TH
er improvements that are in pro-
gresS on the company's property.
Mr.. Traylor is responsible for
the statement that the construc-
tiou of the concentration has been
delayed for some time because
the fuel companies have hesitat-
ed about guaranteeing the 700
tons of coal daily that will be re-
quired to supply the plant. But
he says that the Tri-Bullion
company will build the smelter
if it has to develop its own coal.
Mr.. Traylor says, also, that his
company will double the output
from the Kelly mine this year as
compared with that of last year,
and that Socorro county will
without doubt continue to be the
banner county of New Mexico in
the line of mineral products.
The visit of the officials of the
Tri-Bullion company will be of
several days duration.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-23

p. ]. Savage left Sunday morn
ing for Chicago and St. Louis.
A sad feature of Mr.. Savage's
going east lies in the fact that
he had proceeded but few hun
dred miles on his journey when a
telegram was received by Mrs.
Savage in this city containing
the sad announcement of the
death of the formers aged moth
er at her home in Chicago.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-23
Join the Republican Ranks

Superintendent Domingo a.
Ortega requests the publication
of the following announcement
which lie has just received from
Polvadera:
Polvadera. y. NJ, Feb. IL.
Hon. d. a. Ortega:
The undersigned have Separ-
ated themselves from the ranks
of the Democratic and Peoples
parties and wish to belong hence
forth to the good Republican
party.
Respectfully yours,
David Garcia.
Antonio b. Tafoya.
Antonio Tafoya V A..
Luis Chavez V Chavez,
Lorenzo Garcia.
Ramon Tafoya,
Polinario Chavez,
Juan Lopez.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-23

Mr.. Steven h. Brown and Miss
Eva Hendricks, both of the vi
cinity of San Marcial, were mar
ried at the Winkler hotel yester
day afternoon, Rev. II. Nj. Perk-
ins of the PRESBYTERIAN church
conducting the solemn and inn
pressive marriage ceremony.
The bride and groom and the
latter's brother were passengers
for San Marcial this morning.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-23
Ranch for Rent or Sale.

A ranch with fine grass and
plenty of water for sale or rent
on reasonable terms: Il. w.
Medley, Burley, New Mexico.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-23

A heavy adobe partition fell
across the drive way in the front
of Geo. +. Cooks livery stable
last Saturday at about noon.
This drive wav has always been
the favorite resort of several
small. boys, but by the greatest
of good luck none of them were
there when the partition fell.
II any had been there, not one
could possibly have escaped be-
ing crushed.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-23

APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZING PER
MIrs-NoTicE y hereby given that Az ap-
sheep, and goats within the GtLA FOREST
RESERVE during the season OF 1907, must be
filed Ia my once az Silver City, N. NJ, Ou or
gard to the graxlug fees 20 be charged, aad
blank forms 20 BE- used Ia inakluR appilcatlOus,
will be furnished upon request. X. {.
McCLuRH, Supervisor
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-23

Furnished rooms at winkler's
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-02-23

Fresh vegetables at Winkler's
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. Sept. 26.-The weekly return OF the
Bark of England shows the following changes:
Total reserve decreased 97110o0: circulation in
creased 1851. .o01 bullion decreased 23S59I2: other
securities decreased s1Sio00; other deposits de-
creased 81 900: public deposits increased as44
000; government securities unchanged. The pro-
portion of the banks reserve to liabilities is now
bl30 per cent against 5I70 per cent last week and
compares with decline OF from Az cent to
42% per cent in this week last year. The rate of
discount is unchanged at Az per cent
Berlin Sept. 2s-The weekly return OF the I'M
perial Bank OF Germany shows the following
changes: Cash hand increased a. 200. 900 marks:
treasury notes increased 100000 marks: other Sc
curies increased 60, 600 marks In circu-
iatoD increased &c, zee 0eo marks
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities the trading
was decidedly brisk, but generally at the ex-
ronae of values The trend of prices followed
closely the wea kness in the stock market In
some cases the breaks were rather sharp Tramp
Consolidated thrown upon the market IN large
blocks and suffered a loss Of nearly 10c Goldfeld
Consolidated and Cobalt Central were heavy Nip
issfng broke a. Creene-Cananea Boston, and in
tact the entire list with exceptions. declined
fractfonally United Copper preferred was ex-
ception improving more than points. Chicago
subway broke IL. Western Ice on inside support
tailed than point New Haven rights
which were dealt in for the first time, fell "a
Isonds were quiet but generally steady.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened ~
per cent highest, per cent. lowest, 2z per cent:
closing 2u2s4 Per cent: last loan 2is cent: ru
ing rate. 3 per cent. Time money quoted at
TASK per for thirty to sixty days 5& per cent
for ninety days and 9 per cent for five and six
months. Commercial paper quoted at 6144I7
per cent for sixty 10 ninety days and four months
and per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market broke sharply again yesterday morning,
falling about 14c from Wednesdays closing figure.
Cables were quoted 4s590d4. SO. demand sterling
at 4S535T4 s545 and sixty-day bills at 4Sf90a4 So
Short rcchsmarks 9i7s, Drawings against cot
ton and grain exports to - the OF the
break. The market recovered in the early after
noon advancing 10 points from the low level.
Gables quoted at fS60G4 $50, demand sterling
at 4S5i5d4 s52 and sixty-day bills at 4.S2. Short
francs around 5171z less 1-32. and short
reichsarks 947s4947s. plus 1-32. There was fairly
good demand for remittance. particularly for cables
in connection with the London settlement.
Bankers posted rates follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27

Financial Meeting gS.
E0UESs a. NASHVILLE RAfERDl

T0TFSsIIIF NASHVILLE RAILROAD co.
Meeting Stockholders O Louis
Nashville Railroad Company viii he the
Office Company. IA the CITY Louisville. Ken
fucy oclock "Wednesday. OStober %,
1867
The Stock Transfer Books VIII be closed Friday,
seuteraher Goth 1897 a three O'Clock T. II, and
opened Thursday, October 3D.. 1901 a ten o'clock
a J H ELLIS, Secretary
Louisville. Kentucky. August 81. 1907
rI,rsE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
Il Of A. Schrader's Son Inc. viii be held at tho
Office Of the Company. b New York City
Borough Of Manhattan, october 10Th. 1907. at Il
O'clock A NJ fcr purpose of eectng directors
the transaction Of such other business as may
he properly brought before said meeting.
Tie transfer books OF the Company Will be
closed September 2sth and remain closed until
noon October Ii, 1907
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston, 10c discount;
Chicago. 35c discount: st. Louis 15c premium bid;
San Francisco, sight &c, telegraph 71zc premium:
New Orleans, commercial 81 % discount. bank 81
premium; Cincinnati 12iic premium Savannah
buying SOC discount, selling 75c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. exchanges.
1921, $50 442; balances Ss.930250 philadelphia.
changes 495 409! balances. s606.022. Baltimore
exchanges $44sS 945; balances. s606,022. Chicago.
exchanges :i0319 106; balances. s2727,35s. Boston,
exchanges SCI 032, ,931 balances. 1898, $50 ..
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 67&sc. Mexican
silver dollars. 52i4c. Bar silver in London closed
311sd.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 1920; Lisbon. I.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 200a4.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington T,?505I7; internal
receipts, SI4S95; miscellaneous receipts, sl3.-
3s1 ReceiDts for the day, s207S 853: expenditures
54oG0. Receipts for the month to date S 233. pa
expenditures. sl 000 OF receipts, s26i i
Receipts for the year to date S5S, $780, 08s expend-
tures. $165 on 1885, Of expenditures. $,7l0i7
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury debtor
to the Clearing House s220,9is
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS.

in the mining market the Produce Exchange
YESTERDAY and transactions were in larger volume.
Prices firm The total sales were 2l,40 shares.
distributed among five stocks. follows Nineteen
thousand Branch Mint at 1880, 14c and l5c, the
latter buyer sixty days; 100 Beaver Superior at 3oc,
sss Tramp Consolidated at PC, 500 Greater Nevada
st 40c and Hanson Consolidated Silver at 81 Sle
IL. q a-lrir LA.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

tiveTE0oL sept. 25.-C1osins. WHEATSrot aoi,, .,-1
cuict: Scpember. 9s 9ds Uerernper. . -
March - ed COTN-SPtT steady mixed wv -
han 3-4d; Sc
tnewl - al PEAS-Csrsdian Grn. -, H. FiAsss.i5e
Winter Vstssnts strong. HOPS IL Icndon ~ --ass
cease. steady. Js4s3 BEEF-Extrs India -v. v
steady. SIS d. PORK-Trime mess. Wesrerf-- .l.sS
4Ss 81 TTShS-Short 70 Is As H-S---n
Cumberland 50 -. strong. J4z sd saol a 20
ie 70 - ID. ids Cd clear nrddes Ez -
- 10 rru- 54s I'd, long Cesr mddss, heavy - -e
firm. 5ss short. clear backs 16 80 n. frn sis.
bsiuss IS to Is II. 1rm. 5A..
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
sEx dividend

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money IN
London 3 per cent Open market discount rate
for short bills. ~ per cent. long bills i3-16n37s
per cent Berlin discount rate. 81 per cent Paris
discount rate, 3ia per cent Paris exchange on
London % francs I3i2 Centimes. Bar gold. rs
10d Berlin exchange London, 20 marks Asa
pfennigs.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Britis consols for
money. SO 1916; for the account s2as French
rentes. % francs 10 centimes.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Sept c6 4 p m-The market for AIneri-
can stocks duh and heavy. Last quotations
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
WESIINGHD( Il

Electric Manufacturing Company.
New York. September -. 1907
4 quarterly dividend Of 21-es upon the preferred,
and Notwithstanding stocks OF the company
payable October 10 1901 stockholders
Of record October p 1907 Transfer books EilI be
7. W SIEMON Treasurer
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
quarterly dEide nd Of ONE AND CSE--
QUARTER PER CENT the Common STOCK ms
been declared. payable October 18th 1907. 10 stock
haic O the close Of business September
2sth 1907. viii be closed from Septen
ber Soh. 1907. October 18th. 1907 both inclusive
z z BUGBEE. Treasurer.
NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY
OF he Now York 18th 1901
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Company. a
a meeting held this day, declared dividend Of ONE
pavable al Office day OF October next.
stockholders of the close Of business on
EDWARD l. RossITER- Treasurer
The Delaware Lackawanna & Western II. II. Co.
New York. September &C. 1907
1 and one-half t2l2) cent VIII
be paid October 21st. 1907.
books will ciose at } p N October 3rd
and reopen october 21st, 1901 - ---
Secretary Treasurer.
THE NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY TELEPHONE
COMPANY,
81 ViiouEhby Street. Brooklyn. y :.
DIVIDEND No 96
A quarterly dividend three-Quar-
has declared the capital stock
Company payable October 18TH 1897, 10 Stock
record the close Of business October 9th.
1so7. HENRY SANGER SNOW. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by r. L. Day & Co. No. 81 Wall street,
Sept. %. Sept %. Sept. -. Sept ce.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds, compared with
Wednesdays.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
BONDS.
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

odd Iots. tsens cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
DiCidend Notices.
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

quarterly dividend of two per cent on the CAPITA
s4ork Of this Company has been declared. payable
October Is. 1907. the Office OF the Treasurer l"l
Gtase street Mass stockholders OF record
et ;hs close uf business September 70, 1901
CHARLES A HUBBARD. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

strFFAIo ROCHESTER < FrTTsgURG
lN.--. 50
Number Of nile 'SS
-TlIird sept sclo-S. 80 - ~,
July ! 20 Sept II 225i'N9 l'-''1-
CANADIAN NORTHERN
-, -. =. xt-j5ea s15f aGo SsSl@
Thir1 week IN Sypt--- .ts1(s, fsle aa3Set
SOUTHERN
.. -6Iz
Number OF r1Nes.- 81 s1i 80 81 1c20S1 i044f$
Third week IN =, S9- Tf II $3.50 II 1Sl5fS
ro1E,pO ST. LOUIS WESTERN.
Third week in sept sss5s s.9Ss
Iriv sept. 2l----- sSV'NfA I>9'-'-
DETROIT UNITED.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27

tif.a5i Total sales Tor the day. 'Unlia,ed.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
Closing prices Of active bonds dealt in. viii

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