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New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
MOVE ON MOORS TO-DAY
FRENCH FORCES READY.
No Further OUertures for Peace
Plans for the Police.

Paris Sept S-The Moorish peace delegatloh
failed 10 appear at Casablanca on SATURDAY
according 10 official reports received here TO-
night from General Drude and Admiral Phlh-
bert but the French authorities in Morocco de-
cided TO prolong the armistice until this evening
.n order 10 give the warring tribes every oppor-
runitv 10 negotiate for cessation Of hosulltles
If the delegations do not appear tonight, the
REPORTS add military operations will be resumed
.narreticallv Tomorrow General Drude says
that he has proffted by the suspension of fight
snr 20 determine the positions Of the enemy
Admiral Phiibert telegraphs that all the ports
are orderly.
Premier -Clenenceau announced to-nlght tiiat
no action would be taken toward installing police
in the other Moroccan ports until order had
been re-established at Casablanca-
The Echo ce Parfs's-' Madrid correspondent
saws Il is runaored in military circles that France
has proposed TO Spain to send Franco-Span-
Ssh army of $4,000 men TO occupy the Moroccan
-,orts and TO go as far as Fee if necessary. The
oorrespondent sends report that Premier Maura
snd General Martitegui chief of the headquar-
sers staff. are opposed to this plan. but that the
minister Of War, General Primo-Rivera, sup
I7orts it
the --Eclair's" Madrid correspondent says that
Great Rritafn's influence contributed to mod-
thcation Of Spain's attitude toward Morocco
britain persuading her TO cooperate e1ecuNeIy
with France and TO conform with her rights ana
obligations as recognized by the treaty OF
sslgeciras-
The correspondent at Madrid Of the Nallh
saws il is believed that Spain will decide TO send
5000 infantry and 500 cavalry TO occupy IAN
@gier Tetuan and FL Araish and establish
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
JEWS CELEBRATE THEIR NEW YEAR.
Synagogues, Many Special Ones, Crowded
with Worshippers

The busy hutter of holiday celebration that for
the last few weeks has pervaded the thousands of
Jewish families not only on the East Side but all
over the city and country reached its climax at
sunset last night with the beginning OF Rosch-ha
schonah. the Jewish New Year. This holiday is
observed one day by the Reformed and two days
by the Orthodox Jews
All extra room space that could be obtained by
various congregations turned into synagogues
and every one of them was filed TO overhowing
Rosch-ha- -schonah and Yom kppur are about the
only two holidays that observed by Jews
throughout the world.
There We're services last night in the Spanish con-
gregation. with Dr. II. Pereira Mendes officiating.
The services the Temple Emanuel were con-
Quoted by the Rev. DR.. Joseph Silverman and his
associate. the Rev. DR.. J. l.. Magnes. In his ser
mon the Rev DR.. Magnes took optimistic view
OF the New Year To-day the services will be more
elaborate. and THE Moral Progress
OF the World" will be preached by the Rev. DR..
Silverman
Captain Bowes. of the Madison street station.
estimates that moro than one hundred thousand
Jews live In his district, and for their protection
during this religious celebration fifteen extra patrol
men have been detailed from other precincts.
Throughout the district yesterday and for the next
two days the police will see that the worshippers
are not molested or interfered with by outsiders
In the Pike street synagogue were gathered about
five thousand worshippers The Rev Mr. Cooper.
the blind rabbi will be in charge of the services
during the festival.
The Jewish immigrants detained at Ellis Island
held religious services there last night. At the
quest of Irving Lipsitch representing the United
Charities the island. Acting Commissioner Joseph
Murray has issued orders that Jewish imm-
grants be deported the holidays. Harry Balfe.
commissary contractor at the island. arranged
special dinner for the Jewish immigrants.
DR.. Stephen S. Wise rabbi of the Free Syna-
gogue in West S1st street. between Columbus and
Amsterdam avenues. talked TO a large congrega-
tion last night on "The Call to the Higher Life"
Or Wise said chief fault to-day of members OF
the Jewish in this city was that they are in-
tators instead of originatorA
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
SUBMARINE SIGNAL BELL SUCCESS.
Evans's Battleship Fleet Gives 1t Severe Test
Off Nantucket Shoals.

Newport r. I. Sept. s-Members OF the Naval
war College who arrived here to-day after sew
eral days spent board the ships Of Rear Ad-
rniral Evans's battleship fleet. during the ma
noeuvres in Southern waters and on the trip up
into Massachusetts, waters. spoke in terms OF
high commendation Of the work OF the ships.
They said that in all the evolutions the dis
tances were kept admirably. and all the move
rnents were carried out with precision
While off Nantucket Shoals the ships ran
into a thick fog and the new submarine signal
bell system had a severe test. and the officers OF
the war college said it was thoroughly success
full The fleets speed was reduced. but al
though they could not see each other IN the
mist the distances were maintained perfectly
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
MAY TALK FOR BURTON.
Continued from first page.

greater factor in Ohio poitics?' the Governor v.s
asked.
''I do not know that II will" he replied after =
moments hesitation Not necessarily So"
When asked whether he would be a candiiats q,
succeed himself next year, Governor Harris who
is said to be unfavorabe to committing himself In
interviews. gradually edged of from the inter-
rogator. This question evidently the last
straw, for he answered that he did not know and
disappeared
The Governor will take part IN the celebration os
Ohio Day on Wednesday at jamestown, and he
will deliver an address. Governor Swanson Of
Virginia Will also speak, and the same stand
will be Governors Warheld OF Maryland and H!s-
gins OF Rhode Island. The exposition authoritas
are planning TO make the day the most successful
since New York Day.
Accompanying the Governor are his family and
members OF his staff. among whom are several
prominent Ohio politicians Harry DoUghsrty, os
Columbus. OF the Taft Heutenants. will accom-
pany Governor Harris on the trip
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09

Kamarovsky. who Russian, was dressing
when Naumom called to see him and was permit
ted to go to the counts room. The assassin at
once fired and fed. Although unable to tell who
h. assaiIant was the count scribbled his name on
a pad of paper. Naumof who also is a Russian
and formerly lived at Perm. was arrested several
davs later at Verona and confessed that he had
shot Kamarovsxy. He explained that he had Wis
tied Venice expressly for the purpose of settling
n delicate personal question between himself and
the count Nine Tarnovska. for whom Count
Kamarovsky is alleged have insured his life
for $4,000. also acquainted with Naumof
and II is presumed she planned the murder in
the hope of obtaining the insurance money Nine
Tarnovska and n. Prilukof, Moscow lawyer,
who is also suspected of being implicated, have
been arrested. The is the daughter OF
Irish parents who emigrated to Russia. Their
name is OGourne.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
SPANISH. AMERICAN VETERANS MEET

Sandusky. Ohio. Sept S.-The fourth annual en-
campment of the United Spanish-American War
Veterans viii begin at Cedar Point tomorrow.
Already thousands have arrived for the meeting.
A contest is being waged for next years encamp-
ment The main contestant Is said to be Asbury
Park The Asbury Park delegation claims to have
delegations from nineteen states pledged. Other
cities bidding for the encampment are Boston and
Denver
The contest for commander in chief appears TO
rest between Willis Fl. Alvin. of Portsmouth. COM
mander Of the New Hampshire department. and
WALTER Scott Hale. OF California.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
HUNTER SHOOTS OFF BOYS HANDS
Unknown Sportsman Flees After His Gun Is
Accidentally Discharged.

The police of Hudson and Union counties, n. j.
are searching for an unknown hunter VINO shoe
and nrobablv fatally wounded sixteen-year-old
how who was picking mushrooms IN Secaucus, near
his home yesterday afternoon The boy now lies
at his home with both hands shot Off and bad
wound in the abdomen.
Henry Knoll stepson Of Henry Lausacker' a
wealthy merchant Of Secaucus was approached by
q man who asked him the direction to a certain
place. After the boy told him and the hunter got
about ten yards away. he turned again, as thougn
10 ask another question. when the gun ne carrLeu
in his hands was accidentally discharged Inc
man fed leaving the boy lying in the grass
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
TRTBEsMEN AWAIT MULAI HAF1G.
LARGE Numbers Encamped at Taddert-A
Caid Maltreated.

/ Casablanca. SEPT Natives say that many
tribesrnen are encamped at Taddert awaiting
lthe arrival of AIulai Hafg or his representative
before making another attack
Many peaceful Arabs who desire to return to
lCasablanca are hindered by the warning tribes
men who have strong oordons Of sentinels
posted with instructions 70 kill all persons at
.tempting 10 pass them --.-.--=
An example Of the anarchy pervading the
country is found in the seizure Of Caid Oul-
5gregher. one OF the fornenters Of the Casablanca
revolt bv the Ouled Driss tribe which appro-
ipriated his fortune and grossly nnaltreated his
sanaily.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
SAY TUNNEL STRIKE IS STILL ON,
Engineers and Rock Drillers Threaten to
Start Fight on Ex-Judge Mcmahon.

The delegates OF the engineers and rock driii-
ers reported yesterdays meeting or the Central
Federated Union that despite statements or the con
tractors the contrary the strike last week IN ue
Long Island City section OF the Pennsylvania tuIi-
nel FOR higher wages and recognition OF the union
was stiil
Matthew McConvilIe. Of the Safety Engineers
Union said Il endeavored 70 get some satisfac-
ton from ex-Judge Mcmahon who has financial
interest IN the contracting firm but 7 could get
none"
Thomas Curtis. Of the Rock Drillers' Union said
there were $50 rock drlers and sixty engineers on
strike in the tunnel.
Delegate McConville said that II the strike was
not settled the unions would start campaign in
the fall against ex-Judge Mcmahon. a Democratic
leader in Queens
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
COUNT KaMARovskY DEAD.

Venice, Sept. S-Count Kamarovsky, a colo
mel OF the National Guard and Councillor OF
State. who shot ar his home here on Sep
ten1ber > by Nicholas Naumof son OF former
Governor Of Perm died to-day.
Prilukoff, the lawyer who arrested. has
admitted that the murder of Kamarovsky was
arranged by Nine Tarnovska- Naumoh being a
mere tool. The woman and Prilukoff hoped to
obtain the 100000 for which kamarovsky was
insured and then get married
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
PrRsE TAKEN AND HAIR CLIPPED.
Both Robbery and Revenge Said to tlsur' -
Hold-Up of Maryland Woman.
fsr rslsxraph 20 The Tribune.

s.,+trrors sept s-Two men and two wornen'
,be latter heavily veiled. held up Mrs RUIZ 80
Sett as she was returning from market "a -
wagon az O'Clock this morning. One man leAs-.
into the wagon. and holding revolver - -.
hand and with the other seizing her oy tlie --..
containing about SIS ,ssn
U-nr. the man held her one Of the wonnsn -
.,,r,nsS into the wagon and clipped on :,
80 ,o,ss os her hair The party then rnaas -
RON revenge and robbery are the SUPPOSE
,,ves for the hOld-up. 4
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
THE FRENCH ARMY MANGUVRES.
Foreign Observers at Angouleme-Automo-
biles In Transport Service.

Angouleme Sept 6-The foreign military dele
gates TO the army rnanoeuvres including Captain
William s Cuignard American military attache at
Paris have arrived here. There is special interest
in the rannuvres this year owing TO the fact that
the automobile will be used transport exten-
sively for the first time General Millet Will direct
the operations Of the army. which will be divided
into three periods the most important of which
will the last, in which army corps will ma
n9uvre. The other movements will be Of divisions
and brigades respectively Fifty-four thousand men
vii. he
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
ADp,cks AND AILEE CONFER.

(By Telegraph to The Trieune-l
Wilmington. Del, Sept. Sit was stated to-day
that ex-senator Alice in order to his politi-
cal life is trying hard to make peace with j. Ed
ward Addicks 1t is announced that they have
had several important conferences the Union
League In Philadelphia. Whether Mr.. Addicks
will forgive Mr. Alice for his former opposition Is
not known but it is declared that the formers re-
cent declaration that he will for Governor
next year IL an outcome OF ths conference
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
THE ARROGANT RAISULI
Great Concessions Demanded for He
lease of CGid MdcLeGn.

--anq5er Sent. e-The British Legation here
iSas received fv courier Raisulis ultimate
terms for the release of Caid Sir Harry Mac
y car These demand British protection for him.
self his appointment as pacha Of the district
.-o,, Tet,,an to FL Araish and an indemnity
NJ. Regnault. French Minister TO Morocco VINO
has been IT Paris comforting with Premier Gle
,nenceau on the troubles in this country. arrived
here TODAY
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
DIDN'T OBEY CAPTAINS WARNING.

Captain Toole and Detectives Thellison and Nam
mack last night raided the Greek restaurant OF
Peter Psilajon. in Madison street, and locked him
up the charge OF keeping a gambling house
Six other Greeks were held the charge OF aid
ing and abettng. Captain Toole asked Psilajon
if he remembered that Saturday night he had
caught him doing the same thing Psajon was
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
GUERILLA WARFARE IN COREA.

Toxic, Sept S.--The Corean insurgents are aban-
doning organized resistance TO the japanese. They
destroy the railways and telegraph lines and
murder unarmed japanese. of whom they have al
ready killed seventeen shockingy mutilating the
bodies
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09

Windau. Russia, Sept. 8 - The Windau River.
which is ut flood level carrying seaward s250OOO
worth Of lumber. Large RATS are being fastened
the river TO catch the logs and If these
able to Withstand the enormous strain the timber
may be saveds
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
SECRET SOCIETY IN TEHERAN.

Teheran. Sept 8.-The secret society TO which
the assassin OF Premier Mira All Asghar Khan be-
longed has seven hundred members. The headquar-
ters of the organization in Teheran.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
VENEZUELA STILL AT THE HAGUE.
Order for Withdrawal Due to Misunderstand-
ing-Castro's Instructions.

The Hague Sept S-The withdrawal Of DR..
Jose Gil Fortoul. the Venezuelan representative,
from the Hague peace conference on Septem-
be- was due TO a misunderstanding, is
shown by his latest instructions. He will re-
main here as A delegate, and President Castro
has advised him how 70 vote many ques-
Sions
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
Mo SUNDAY BALL IN RICHMOND

The police stopped game OF oaseoan II,.r s clups
,.,wss, the stapleton and Brown oaseOA- - 90 20
~ livingston. Staten Island The game rsar,-
he the final one in a series of three lof ., Big
r,onship OF Richmond Borough There We
croud present as each team had Vo"
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
BRITISH PROTEST At. ANTWERP.
InAiequate Protection Given to ships-No
Further Disorder.

Antwerp. Sept S.-Mr Hertslett, the British
Consul General here. has formally protested
against the inadequate protection given to Brit
ssh ships at the time OF the rioting-
The situation is calm Foreigners suspected
of being fomenters OF disorder are being eE-
peeled from Belgium
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
TURKS MOVE ON URUMIAH.
Troops Reported Advancing and No Persian
Soldiers on Frontier

Urunniah. Persian Armenia. Sept s--The
council has telegraphed parliament that more
Turkish troops are arriving and advancing
daily The council has asked where Prince
Ffrrran Firna's are, as not a single Per-
sian soldier has vet reached the frontier.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
SPREAD OF SMALLPOX IN VIENNA
Public Meetings and Professions Forbidden
$4,000 Persons Vaccinated

Vienna, Sept. S-There are no signs OF abate-
ment in the smallpox epidemic. IN the last few
days 10000 persons have been vaccinated
hidden
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
KING AND PREMIER IN ACCORD.

San Sebastian. Sept s.-The Minister OF Eorelgr
Eanairs Conde de Auende Salazar. formally denies
frhat differences exist between King Alfonso elO
sPrernier Maura over the Moroccan situatloh'
New-York tribune., 1907-09-09
FIRST SYNAGOGUE IN MOSCOW.
FLOODS CARRY AWAY LUMBER.

Moscow. Sept. 8.-The first synagogue to be erect
ed In this city was opened yesterday.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARK ET.-Money call opened AT "a.
per cent highest 3a per cent; lowest 2lz per cent
closing. 2Iyd2s4 per cent; last loan. q. per cent
ruling rate 2a4 per cent. Time money quoted
3i204 per cent for sixty days. Az per cent for
ninety days. and 4&4G5 per cent for four. five and
six months. Commercial paper quoted ut Oh
as per cent for sixty TO ninety days and four
months. and 6d5l2 per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened firm In tone. with rates practically
unchanged 4.S6s0d+ $500 for cables, 4s6 "a SG'5
for demand sterling and G01D4 $50 for sixty day
bills. Short frfncs quoted at 5.16!s less
1-32U5 1873 and short reichsmarks at 95aQe5is plus
l-@2. The market weakened toward midday ster
ling rates falling 10 to 20 points from the opening
level In the afternoon cables quoted mt
4S67Gd $3.50. demand sterling at 4S630Q4 8640 and
sixty day bills 4SS55GtI 1885. Short francs
516s less Lilo and short rechsmarks 95ls less 1-32
There only moderate demand for remittance,
and bills offered rather freely. 1t be
lievcd that some drawings were being made against
the nstalment of the New York. New Haven 81
Hartford debenture notes which is due this month.
Actual closing rates follow:
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The speculation in outside securities con-
centrated In few issues. Prices az the opening
were steady but before midday easier tendency
developed in sympathy with the lower prices on
the Stock Exchange. The recesslons. however.
were comparatively small Manhattan Transit
continued to be of the principal features after
opening with gain of Is. the stock sold Off to
the previous closing. Atchison rights were down
factionally, while the IS off u. West
ern Ice fell moro than point. Nevada Consoli
dated irner. NipissIng slightly lower
Il urnace Creek was firm. Trinity down y and
Nevada-Utah 4. Gold Hill and Union were quiet:
the latter was off about Is Greene Cananea
slightly easier Micmac and Dominion Copper were
strong and fairly active. Batopllas was slightly
lower Butte Coalition was down Il Bonds were
dull and easier
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SECURITIES VALUES DOWN.
RESPONSIBLE FOR SHARP DE
CLINES
No Investment Selling of Importance Reports Exaggerated
Gold Exports at Present.

Between the present time and the beginning of
the next fiscal year there doubtless will be many
rumors Of tight money, crop disasters. business
depressions and other stories calculated to
Tighten the weak minded. but In the funda-
mertal position of affairs in the country there is
nothing upon which may be based the argu-
ment that the Intrinsic value OF American in
Nestment issues will depreciate. The crop re-
ports too bad TO be entirely true. Winter
wheat has been damaged to certain degree.
but a lighter yield of this crop will not mean
poor harvest Of other farm products. The fact
that this nation is not a one-crop country In
sures the agricultural community against whole
sale disaster. Much OF the crop news now
being circulated comes from speculative sources.
If the farmers have lost heavily in winter wheat
they will make up the lost acreage by planting
ii to corn. In some quarters the talk about the
crops would lead the innocent listener to believe
that the present weather will continue to rule
throughout the summer and that all vegetable
life will disappear from the farm lands of the
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston-Pa Chicago
SC premium. Charleston--Buying, soc discount;
selling, 1-l0c premium. st. Louis-9Dc premium bid
San Francisco Sight. par; telegraph, 2tlc premium
New Oreans-Commercial, Toe discount: bank. 81
premium CiEcinnati-30c discount Savannah
Buying. SOC discount; selling. 75c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York-Exchanges
sSSssl43 1856: balances s20s4955S Philadelphla-Ex-
changes. s27,sl31z; balances. HooeSn Chicago
Exchanges N6,42.74: balances. s4,Ss5, 2s. Balt-
1nore-Exchanges A.73s.s2s; balances &s7se4 Bos-
ton-Exchanges. s2s. 1856 22l; balances N5&aaoo
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. s6Ac. Mexican
silver dollars. 5O4c. Bar silver in London closed
SO,sd.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, II Is: Lisbon $50
MEXICAN Observation-Disclosures exchange on
New York Is quoted at 20Oh.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.-Customs receluts
reported from Washington. 81 2s 1884, internal reve-
nue. receipts A7ssl0: miscellaneous receipts sl4s172
Receipts for the day. s5V.sl6: expenditures 81 y7o
0o0 Receipts fer the month TO date Sl4 GA 3sl ex
penditures. $40 900; receipts g., 90, asl
Receipts for the year TO date. 1851 SIG ESe expend-
lures, Ss5,542,0O0; excess OF receipts 49, Piss
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treas 1ry xas dob, ..
TO the Clearing House s447.ss1.
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Sex dividend.

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Call money in
London, l24Q2 per cent Open market discount
rate for short bills 3@3 lis per cent; long bills
sl-led3Ss per cent. Berlin discount rate Il. per
cent Paris discount rate. $40 per cent. Paris
exchange on London. 25 francs Is centimes. Bar
gold, rs. SID Berlin exchange London 20
marks 80 pfenniRs
FOREIGN SECURTTlES.-Bri consols for
money. s. sic; for the account. $50 French rentes
So francs i712 centimes.
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rTHE RoARp 81 DIRE.ToRs 81 LIE

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or THE AMERICAN
u Cotton Oil Company MAY :. 1907. declared a
semi annual Dividend of THREE PER CENT. upon the
Preferred Stock Of the Company. payable l. 1907
The Banking House ~ Winslow. Lanier & Company.
- Cedar Street. New York City
The Preferred Stock Transfer Books CompanS
Will be closed May 10. 1907, p. M. and Will
main closed until June ?. 1907. At 10 4. NJ
JTSTTS +. RALPH
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OFFICE OF READING COMPANY.

ffilaGtIplia. April IT. 1871.
The Board OF Directors nave declared from the net
earnings dividend per the Preferred
stock the company T. be paid Nav TO- 1907, 10 the
stockholders close Apr! %
1907 Checks viii lie mailed stockholders who have
filed dividend orders G-ith the Treasurer.
W r. TAYLOR. Secretary
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Financial.
INVESTORS READ
The Wall Street Journal
DiUidend Notices.

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Philadelphia May /. 1907
The Board Directors has this day declared a
SEMI-A$NFAI. DIVIDEND Of THREE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT t$I.73 per shareb upon the Capital
Stock Of the Company. payable and after May 81,
1907. 20 stockholders registered the books Of
the Company the close Of business May 1. 1907.
CFECkS VIII he mailed stockho lders who have
fled Permanent Dividend orders al this office
HENRY TATNALI. Treasurer.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London New York New York

London. May T. 2. m.-The market for Ameri-
can securities was dul and generally firm. Last
quotations follow:
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows Yesterdays closing quota
tons for government bonds. compared with Mon
daY'a.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles d. Barney & Co.. No d Broad
street New York and No. I'D South 18th street Phil
aceIphtaD
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RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

633. ss2 Total sales for the day unlisted
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EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

1907. 1904 fone
ssss s 60 ;:s:s K G, 4. ssslls [ 80