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BLOW TO MERGER
COURT CALLS THE INTER-
MET A MONOPOLY.
Judge Holt Declares That All Traction
Facilities in Manhattan Are
Under One Head.

NEW YORK, July 9.-In a decision
against the demurrer filed by the Inter-
borough-M Metropolitan Company against
the suit of Daniel w. Burrow, Judge
Holt, in the United States Court, de-
clared yesterday that it would be diff
cult to see how a more complete
monopoly of the transit facilities of the
CITY could be established.
Burrows suit is the outgrowth of the
transfer of certain stock by the Metro
politan Securities Company to the In
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Company. It
was alleged tina the transfer was il
legal and should be set aside. The
mpa entered a demurrer on the
ground that there was no cause for
action, but Judge Holt has decided
that there is cause for action.
ut is difficult to see how the
opoly could be more complete he
said. by it every street railroad and
every elevated and subway railroad in
the boroughs of Manhattan and the
Bronx are combined in one manage
ment and control. 1t is as absolute q
monopoly of the means of t~ransporta-
ton of passengers in New York as
can be imagined. No man a go up
or down town in New York without
using one of those roads, unless he
walks or takes a carriage"
1t is expected that the company Will
appeal In order to further delay trial
of the suit. which may result In the
disruption of the merger.
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FEDERAL INJUNCTl0NS
USED TOO FREELY.
Governor Conner, Of Alabama, Complains
Of Holding up Of State Rail-
road Laws.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, July 9.-fn his
message TO the Legislature today Gov
ernor Conner complained about the holding
up of the State railroad laws by nJunc-
ton In the Federal court, pointing ont
that very much the same idea had been
worked out in other States, especially in
Iowa. He said:
Discrimination has been proven, and IL
is a great hardship for Alabama to De
forced to so through court processes on q
case already pioneered and worked OUT
and demonstrated.
The Governor voiced approval of the law
equalizing taxes, expecting it to make the
large land and property-holder pay MS
share of the taxes. and asserted that
watered stock OF railroads is being used
TO justify the earning of greater dividends
these latter on dead" stuff which is made
to ~''fructify" out of nothing.
The message urged biennia sessions OF
the Legislature. 1t advocated compulsory
education. and urged strengthening the
nil labor law, with which. being himself
a big cotton mill owner. the Governor Is
quite familiar. He also urges the passage
of an anti-lobby bill.
While the election of John II. Bankhead
as United States Senator will not take
place until next Tuesday, the two houses
will caucus tonight. The result will be
final, ms there are only two men in the
Assembly other than Democrats. There
Is practically no opposition to Bankhead.
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MAY PLEAD INSANITY
FOR BANK THIEF.
Runyan's Lawyer Hints That This VIII
Be Defense of Man Who
Stole 500, 900.

NEW YORK. July 9.-That a plea OF
insanity may be the defense of Chester
B Runyan. the paying teller of the Wind
scr Trust Company, who distracted S96,00o
of the trust company's funds, was in
dictated by his counsel when Runyan was
arraigned In court today. On behalf of
Runyan. his counsel entered a plea OF not
guilty of the charge of grand larceny and
asked for an adjournment of the case
until Monday.
He said he had been informed that the
prisoners maternal grandmother had died
In an insane asylum and that Mrs. Runyan
believed ner husbands mind affected.
Runyan's attorney said that he entered a
plea of not guilty, with the privilege of
ithd wing it, and demurring TO the in
dictment with the view of asking for the
appointment of a commission
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New jersey Cornorntions.

TRENTON, July 9-Certihcates of in
CORPORATION were yes. erday granted TO The
following companies.
istered office, Trentony agent, Theodore g.
kircnen; capital stock, $4,000; incorpora-
tors, h. l.. Kern, J. Neagley and n. Il.
Bicisins, 10 conduct theatrl ,at ainusements.
f.alnn.onton Shoe Company; registered
olace. l1amihOnlon, gen John q. Ga
ligne; capital stock, Sl2o, OVJ; ncoIporators
CSr us T.. Osgcod. William j. smith. John
q. Galignc and Walter f. Scott. to manu-
faeture shoes.
rne Domestic Laundry Company; reg
istered office, Newark. agent. David Bee
kow. cnp,tal stock. $4,000 incorporators,
David BcCkow, Louis Forchiusky, Isador
Polowitz. Isador Souders and Bessie Sas-
ion. TO manage a laundry business.
United tftlnF SAlils.ie Vompany OF
Newark. New Jersey; registered office,
Newark agent. John c. Groel: capital
stock, 100000. ineorporators. John c.
Groel, John Fl Huegel and W. n. F Rose;
70 deal in real estate,
East Linden Development Company. reg
isteled Office. Jersey City; agent, Corpora
ZION Trust Company. capital stock. $780, on,
fncorpo.ators. II, o. Coughlam. l.. II. Gun
thcr and John r. Turner. to deal in real
estate.
G. l., Williams, Incorporated registered
office. Newark. agent, Rudolph A. Braun;
capital stock. 5000: inco%rporators. c. L.
Williams. Lille E. Williams and Clarence
Il. Kreidler; TO engage in sign painting.
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WALL STREET
DECLINES AT OPENING ALL
ALONG THE LINE.
General Tone Of the Market Improves,
Though, but the Gains and Losses
Were Small.

NEW YORK. July Stocks were freely
offered as soon as trading began and sharp
declines were the consequence. First sales
Of Union Pacific were of 1000 shares at
1401k and 140M, compared with 14l1s last
night. Great Northern preferred and
American Smelling fell IL. Northern Pa
cihc, Brooklyn Transit and Amnlgamated
Copper /, aud Reading, Louisville and
Nashville. Southern Pacific, Kansas and
Texas, Atchison, Minneapolis. St. Paul and
Sault Ste. Marie, United States Steel and
Colorado Fuei large fractions. Cleveland.
C. G.. and st. Louis sold at an advance
of III.
II a. mL-The selling orders that were
executed Mt the opening completed the
immediate liquidation and while there were
occasional setbncks In spots. the general
tone improved. Not much of the decline.
however, was made up. the bulls appar-
emily being satisfied to hold the market a
fraction above the lowest. st. Paul showed
exceptional strength, advancing rs to 1879.
American Smelling sagged Ia, Louisville
and Nashville and Great Northern Ore GER
tihcates 11s. General Electric IA and Colo
RADIO Fuel, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
National Biscuit /. United Railway In
vestment and Utah Copper gained l.
Noon-Renewed selling carried prices to
a lower level than before. Union Pacific
was most conspicuous with a decline of
.. Great Northern preferred fell ia,
Reading, Missouri Pacific. Amalgamated
Copper, American Tobacco preferred. Ia
to 1Ss, and Southern Pacific, Atchison,
Canadian Pacific, Northern Pacific, Rock
Island preferred, st. Paul preferred, Balti-
more and Ohio. Erie first preferred, U. s.
Steel. Anaconda. Sugar and American Can
preferred l or more. Duluth, South Shore
and Atlantic preferred sold at a decline
of ~.
; Bonds were weak.
! p. m.-The market became dull, but
there were no effective rallies. Practically
all of the important stocks lowered within
half or less of their low prices.
i. > p. Unsteady buying on a small scale
lifted prices further in the afternoon. st.
Paul recovering to the highest. Amalga-
mated Copper rose a fraction above last
night. Northern Pacific recovered fully.
but Union Pacific, Reading and Smelling
continued to rule in the ~neighborhood of
a point below yesterdays closing. West
ern Union improved 11a.
8 D. m.-The market closed irregular
but generally weak. From the high level
of the recovery there was an abrupt drop
back to the lowest in the last half hour.
Union Pacific lost 9%; American Smelling,
2Is; Reading and Great Northern pre-
ferred, 2h; Amalgafnated Copper and In
ternational Pump, 1&; Northern Pacific.
Southern Pacific and Brooklyn Transit,
IL, and National Lead and Minneapolis,
st. Paul and Sault Ste Marie, 1. Cover
ing Of shorts rallied Union Pacific a point
and st. Paul rose again to 1856.
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N AND

Call money in New York 6Qs per cent.
New York clearing house statement: Elk
changes, S309, 1853, DOS: balances, H.773. 1856;
sub-treasury debtor for 81, 1913. Sub
treasury gair ID 81. SOB. 900. but since Fri
day II has only gained $4,000.
Commercial bar silver in New York,
6Ias cents; Mexican dollars. 5a4 cents; bar
silver in London. 3d. {
Paris closing rentes, 95 francs 1919
centimes Paris private rate OF dividends.
Sss per cent: exchanges on London. %
francs 14is centines. Berlin private rate
of discount. 4ss per cent: exchanges on
London. 20 marks Az pigs. Weekly
statement of the Imperial Bank Of Ger
many shows the following changes: Cash
on hard increase II. 100000 marks; treas
ury notes increase 100000 marks; other
securities decrease 16o. $4,000 marks notes
in circulation. 1903, 100000 marks.
Money on call in London, 1%@24 per
eens. Rate of discount for short bills.
sAG3ss: three months bills. 3 7-l6qsAs
per cent; consols. S41<d. S4Ssd.
Foreign exchange market held a dull
AMI steady tone. with rates off 5 points
Demand sterling was quoted 4S544.SIt5;
cables. fs71zq4Ss55: sixty-day bills.
4sss0a4s4; short francs. 5,1el4; and short
lreichmarks. IS 5-16.
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HI COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 9.-The cotton mar
ket opened steady at a decline OF l@4
points In response to lower cables and re-
ports of beneficial rains In Texas. Trad
ing was moderately active and there
seemed to De a good demand at the de-
cline both for the covering Of shorts and
fresh long account. Reactionists were en-
couraged, however. by the expectation
that the detailed weather reports would
show thai the showers In the Southwest
had been quite general, and that the
weekly weather bureau at midday would
be bearish and the market showed irres-
ularity during the early session with
prices during the middle of the morning
about unchanged to 2 points lower. Lead
ing bulls were said to be buying the late
months on a sm1ll scale.
The market was very quiet In the
forenoon. but ruled steady on private
wlr- s, calming that precipitation in the
So Invest had been too light to materially
help the crop. Prices at midday were
about 8 to 4 points net higher on the
active months.
Quotations furnished by Van Schaick &
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 9.-Flour-Receipts,
1s.O46: sales. 1000: dull and barely steady;
Minnesota patents. 5.05ao-N; winter
patents, 4.cni.90 Q.
Wheat-Receipts. 9O,1n bushels. sales
$50. 900 bushels. Opening lower under Liver
pool and Berlin cables, good weather West,
as well as Europe and bear pressure,
wheat had a rally later on bullish foreign
crop news. lighter offerings and IN SYM
pathy with corn. July, 99A; september
i.MIkG1.m Ills: December. 1.04l4 @1.04%.
Rve-Steady; No. . Western. sS1s I. o. D.
Corn-Receipts. 1854 bushels; nominal.
Beef-steady: packet. 11W0ll.bo.
Pork-Steady.
Lard-Steadv; Western prime, S.70Ms.S0.
Sugar-Raw. nominal; fair refining,
3.SSh; centrifugal. 96 test, 3.S3h; molasses
sugar. s.0S1k; refined. unsettled; crushed.
$50: powdered. 800; granllated, 40.
PetroleuIn-Fiim refined. all ports. S.4Vn
coffee-steady; No. 7 Rio, 6as; No. A
Santos. ~.
Butter-Firm. receipts, 15,0S6. Street
prices. extra creamery. 25iaG26. Official
prices. creamery COMMON to extra. 1919;
State dairy common to fair, 19n24h: reno
voted common to extra, 1ld221a; Western
factory common to frsfs, 1l020la.
C~heese-Steady: unchanged; receipts
II. 951.
Eggs-Firm; UNCHANGED; receipts. 27,2il.
P~ou1try-Alive. steady: Western sprine
chickens. 1R; fowls. "A; turkeys. Il; dressed.
steady: Western broilers. 2Cd2l; turkeys,
1904: fowls. 11@13.
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POTTERS TO CONSIDER
PRESENT WAGE SCALE.
Will Probably Meet in Atlantic City
Next Year-To Reflect Present
Officers,

EAST LIVERPOOL. O., July 9.-The
seventeenth annual convention of the
National Brotherhood of Operative Pot
tiers, which convened here yesterday,
will consider seventy-two resolutions
which affect the wage scale. This fsct
became known when the committee on
resolutions reported a division of the
resolutions which had been prepared by
the various local of the United States
A committee to report on the national
home for potters has not been APP
pointed. The reelection of the present
officers is conceded.
Atlantic City, Trenton and Phiiadel-
phia are after the convention nsxt year
with chances favoring the first named
place.
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BAY0NNE MAN is
MADE RECEIVER.
Boyd to Take Charge of I~nsolvent
Shields Construction Com
pany's Affairs.

William H. Boyd, of Bayonne, was
appointed receiver for the John Shields
Construction Company today by Vice
Chancellor Emery to take the place
made vacant by the recent death of
Calvin E. Broadhead. Mr.. Boyd Is an
old employee of the defendant com
pany and one of the former receivers
chief assistant. In response to the
courts inquiry Mr.. Boyd said prac-
tically all of the property formerly
owned by the insolvent company and
used by it in the construction of the
Pennsylvania tunnels has been sold.
The plant in Pennsylvania remains in
tact, and the bond was 1xed al $40 BOO
until this property be sold.
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BOND SALES OVER THE
COUNTER IN NEW YORK.
City Comptroller Metz Wants Privilege
to Sell Them Just as other
Goods Are.

NEW YORK, July 9.-Selling bonds of
the city of New York over the counter will
be the new method. if Governor Hughes
agrees with a resolution adopted by the
Board of Estimate and the Sinking Fund
Commission. The recent offer to sell $780,
100000 worth of bonds, when only $1,000, 900
were disposed of, Is the reason given.
Comptroller Metz has been In communi-
cation with the Governor, and as a result
had both boards adopt resolutions request
ing the Governor, at the special session of
the Legislature, to nave the charter
amended so as to allow the Comptroller to
dispose of bonds not bid for at private sale
at a price not below par. A bill has been
drafted TO that effect.
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BIG ELECTRIC SHOW.
Ambitious Plans for Madison Square
Garden Exhibition.

NEW YORK. July 9.-'"The biggest cleo
trical show vet held Is the plan for the
exhibition which opens in Madison Square
Garden on September 30. Almost every
known electrical appliance will be shown.
Madison Square Garden will he laid out
on n new plan. There will be three ave
nues, Edison, Westinghouse and Franklin.
running east and west, with three cross
streets running north and SOUTH. The in
terror will be decked with 100000 electric
lights, rivaling Dreamland in its glory. Al
each corner gooseneck lamp posts will
mark the intersection and a big, blazing
arch Is to mark the main entrance.
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BUSINESS OUTLOOK GOOD.
Henry C, Prick Sees Nothing Unfavor-
able in the Conditions.

Kew YORK. July e.-Henry G. Frick,
the Pittsbprg steel manufacturer just
previous TO sailing FOR Europe today, said
Freshness conditions of this country are
very 5, und and | see nothing that would
indicate serious recession. There may be
Il falling off, but It viii not be severe. 1t
is my opinion that slight let up in activity
would be beneficial TO business in general.
Conditions are more settled than they
were several months ago, which is an en-
,ouraeing feature. There is nothing at
NIL unfavorable In the outlook, SO far as
Il CAn Aee.'
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STRIKE CLOSES SHlPYARD.
Great Lakes Engineering Works An
nounces Indefinite Shut Down.

ST. CLAIR, Mich, July 9.-The Great
Lakes Engineering Works last night an
nouneed an indefinite shutdown of the
company's local shipyard. owing to the
unsatisfactory condition Of the labor mar
ket here. The American employees have
been clamoring for the dismissal of all
the Italians employed. and only a small
force has been at work at the yard since
a week ago, when the employees declared
a strike, and the company countered with
a lockou that affected the greater part OF
the force.
The principal contract on hand at the
yard is the building of the steel tubes for
the projected Michigan Central tunnel at
Dafroif
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BANKERS INDICTED.
Fraud Charges Against Officers of the
Peoples United States.

ST. LOUIS, July 9.-Seven indictments
lave been returned by the Federal Grand
Jury against Edward G. Lewis, president
of the Peoples United States Bank, charg-
ing fraud In one indictment Lewis and
Francis v. Putnam, cashier of the bank,
are charged with using the mails In fur
therance of a scheme to defraud the
banks stockholders. Another Indictment
Is against Lewis, Frank j. Cabot and
William N. Miller, charging conspiracy TO
defraud the government on postage rates
by Lewis.
The other Indictments stand against
Lewis alone, charging him with a scheme
the defraud through the Peoples United
States Bank. All the defendants gave
bond.
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EARNINGS.


For June.
Great Northern. gross S5.2ll 1856, increase
sss7. eEs. Fiscal year. sos. 1913, 424, Increase So
7S3. 73:.
New York Central Lines:
New York Central. sS,6S4. 260. Increase ST.
o34. 615. Lake Shore, So. 791 ,10S. Increase 1913,
sos. Lake Erie and Western. $422,SsS, IN
crease GOA. Chicago. Indianapolis and
Southern. 1924. $40. increase $S5, $40. New
York, Chicago and St. Louis, SS2l.567, IN
crease $50, 1856.
Michigan Central. $3.50, l25. increase 500,
S.. c.. C.. c. and St. Louis, S.S23, S44, in
dreas Sc $2S4.052. Peoria and Western $266.2S1,
Increase sS.674. Cincinnati Northern. $50,
554. decrease 81. 703,2eS. axe Erie. 81. 3SS, =
504. Increase SIG. 727. Rutland, s2e9.sc1. IN
crease $11.s99.
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FORD APPOINTED.
New York Man Receiver for Alleged
Insolvent Trapper's Mining Co.

c. Layton Ford, Of New York. treasurer
of the Trappers' Flat Mining and Milling
Company. was appointed receiver Of that
corporation today by Vice-Chancellor
Howell on allegations of insolvency made
by George Fl. Bradley. a stakeholder.
The mining company has an authorized
capital Of 5000 and owns a gold and
silver mine at Thunder Mountain, Idaho.
said to be rich IN ore, but located ninety
miles from the nearest railroad.
The receiver was appointed on applica-
ton Of Mum G. Church. counsel for Mr..
Bradley. The liabilities of the company
are placed at $4,000. with no assets.
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. July 9.-The wheat market
opened active. with easier prices. Favor
able growing conditions were quoted in
this country and Europe. September
opened hQA to as@k lower. at 95 to s5h,
sold off to 94ss. and then reacted to 9odAs.
Corn opened easy and later rallied
sharply on good general buying. Sep
TENDER corn sold at o5A.
Trading In oats was active and prices
opened easier. Later the market became
firm. September oats sold at S919.
Provisions were quiet and steady. Sep
TENDER pork opened unchanged at 16.17ls.
Lard was 2s lower, at S.921s. Ribs were
5 lower, at $50.
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HIGH EXPRESS RATES.
Nebraska's AttOrney-G General Wants the
Compapies Enioined.

LINCOLN. Neb., July 9.-The Supreme
Court today took under Amusement the
application of Attorney-Genera Thomp-
sog, who petitioned that all the express
companies IN Nebraska be enjoined from
charging the old rates.
He set forth that the Sibley law. cutting
express charges 20 per cent, Is in effect.
and that the compapies are ~disregarding
1t. a decision Is expected tomorrow.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, July 9.-American securities
opened weak and Il TO = below yester-
days New York closing.
Around noon a firmer tone developed.
and prices partially recovered. although
the volume Of transactions was small.
Later New York sold. and prices at the
close were weak.
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NEW BILL OF LADING.
Is Not Entirely satisfactory I'd
Bankers.

NEW YORK. July 9.-The new bill Of
lading, as agreed upon recently by the
railroads and representatives Of shippers,
Is not entirely satisfactory to bankers. In
order to secure, II possible, a change In
the bill that has already been agreed upon
a meeting OF the special COMMITTEES or the
bill of lading committee Of the American
Bankers Association will be held IN tns
near future to discuss the proposed
measure and suggest what they deem M
proyements in 1t.
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CORPORATION ASSESSMENTS.
fspeclal 10 tho Evening start

TRENTON, July 9-Comptroller j. w.
Morgan has just received from the State
Board of Assessors their second statement
in connection with the assessments levied
upon some e27 more miscellaneous cor
porations which hold charters under the
laws of this State. The first statement
showed that there had been 6.1S2 companies
assessed. The amount of tax levied ag-
-areeates 50. FOG. 2S4. II.
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DrvIDEND

Rome, Waterfowl n 0gdcnsburg Rail-
road Company, usual quarterly Of ia per
cent, payable August 10; to stockholders
Of record July q.
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CARTER IS RECEIVER.
Will ohiciate for the Anti-Fraud Int
Company.

William T. Carter was appointed re-
ceivcr Of the Anti-Fraud Ink Company to-
day by Vice-Chancellor Emery. He is to
furnish a bond of $4,000. The story of
the proceedings brought by A. c. Courier
g. Co. of thu city, against the ink COM
pany WAS told two weeks ago. The in
solvent ton has a plant at Roselle,
n, J.
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BUSINESS AND FINANCE.
NEWS AND NOTES
FOR INVESTORS.

A special meeting of the stockholders
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio has been called
for July % in Richmond to authorize the
proposed issue of $40, 900. 900 5 per cent.
equipment and Improvement bonds.
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BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

BOSTON. July a-Foilowing are active
quotations deall in on the Boston Stock
Exchange
Arcadia ..-...!.l.
Atlantic 70
Arizona Con =
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SUGAR IS CHEAPER.

NEW YORK. July All grades Of re-
fined segar were reduced ten cents a hum
dred pounds today.
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The committee on unlisted securities of
the New York Stock Exchange. rules that
until further notice all transactions in
Great Northern Railway subscriptions re-
ceipts for new stock shall be seventh in
stallment, So per cent. paid.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell. stock
brokers, 500 Broad street. Telephone 6lo.
Opening. Closing.
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PRICES OF BONDS.
The following quotations were furnished
by Post G. Flagg:
NEW YORK OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The following quotations are furnished
by Van Schaick q Co.;
Closing yester- Close to-
day. day.