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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-21
MASQUERADE BALL
Notable Event In German Circle. on
Tuesday Night.
The German masquerade ball

The German masquerade ball will
take place at the Masonic Temple
on Tuesday evening, under auspices
Of the Schiller Lodge, No. 1879. I. 3. o.
Zen, hene flcial Society: No. |. Other Ger
man societies will also take an active
part in the celebration.
Mr.: w: MGJones will act as King
Carnival" The music will be fur
nlshed under the direction Of Profes-
Sors d kessnich and Thlow, with Sc
tion of the King Carnival"
Ihe costumes selected are UNIQUE
and attractive. No one will be al
lowed on the floor without mask
from until II P. M. Supper will be
S Serfed at at 1l:so P. M: under the di-
last waltz will be at A. NJ.
me comm!ttee in charge Of the ball
MDr. Moses D. Hoge. Jr.. and Messrs.
~. T. Lindner. Emil Enders, Carl
IHI,uehrmund, Jno. S. Liebert and Jos.
m ms sii te has completed arrange
decorated: The committee on music
Messrs. Samuel scheer Aug. Bernier
and Joseph w. Bliley-has selected the
pest music that can be had in the
CITY, and the committee on refresh
nts-Messrs. w. j. Miller, Aug. Ber-
nave secured the services of a skilled
occasion.
. The door committee-Messrs chas.
hattige, Engene Blottner. Geo. G. Gov
c'iarf ARE OF the entrance to the hall.
posed of Messrs. Jno. II. Lyneman.
chairman; Carl Illig, secretary, and
Shas. Battige, treasurer.
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after HALT|NG
PRICES MOVE UP.
Early Tone Was Unsettled and
Irregular, and There Was Re-
newed Realizing at Close.

iH NEW YORK, February 20.--1t was
only after considerable hesitation and
several false starts that prices moved
decisively upwards in to-day's stock
market. The carly tone was unsettled
and irregular ana there was renewed
realizating at the close.
The one item of news of any impor-
1nnce which might be assumed to offer
new conditions was the decision OF the
question of the right of the Hartman
and Railroad Securities Company in
forests to vote their holdings of 1lli-
nois Central stock, which was contained
in the opinion delivered In the Illinois
court The outcome was viewed in the
financial district as a method for settle-
lnent of dispute which has been an
uhsettling influence in other quarters
as much from the fact of being kept
open as from any questions at issue In
the case There was but one sale of
Illinois Central stock itself during the
day. and that at a decline of point
from the previous sale. Union Pacific,
lin contrast, was heavily bought In
ferences were sought to be drawn of a
bearing of this decision on the right |
of Unibn Pacific to receive the South
err Pacific dividends which the Fed
oral government authorizes to enjoin.
although the Illinois Central suit
hinges on a State law of Illinois only.
The professionalism of the market was
indicated by the disposition to take
profits late in the day.
Bonds were firm. Total sales. par
value. s3,026,ooO. United States IS.
registered. advanced IS, the 2s, cou- :
pom. and the Is. Ia. the As, coupon, 1-2,
and the Is, registered IL per cent.
on call Totals sales to-day, 61S,6ooI
shares.
NEW YORK, February 2o.--Money
ON call easy: 1 1-2@2 per cent; ruling {
rate, .; closing bid ga; offered at Q. {
Time loans firm: sixty days, 4, and {
ninety days, Ia; six months. Lea i
4 IA. Close: Prime mercantile paper.
bM6 per cent. Sterling exchange easier,
with actual business in bankers bills
at s4s66Ods4.S665 for demand. and at {
s4.s34oGs4S345 for sixty-day bills /
Commercial bills s4.s3 Bar silver, ]
sc Ia. Mexican dollars a "a. Gov
eminent bonds strong. Railroad bonds :
firm. I,
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BUSINESS GETTING BETTER.
Great Improvement in Situation In
L!nchburg and the Outlook Bright.
,ial to The Times-Dispatch.l

ISpecal to The Times Dispatch.]
~, LfNCHBuRG, VA, February co.
There is no doubt but the adverse con-
ditions caused by last falls fnancia,
hurry In New York are steadily i'm
proving here, Travel on the trolley as
Wen as the steam roads is steadily in
creasing. and business men generally
take an optimistic view of the out
The shoe factories are surprised at
the orders and all of them are at work
Both of the pipe foundries have full
forces at work and the orders for cast
iron pipe are better than was hoped for
az the first Of the year. Another good
d iDrai lndlcation of the return of con-
,.!i lies IN the fact that all of the
printing establishments are rushed
WIN work, most of them being literal
~ lS swamped with orders, and the Iars-
in n r,e, n mas Just called It's travel
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GLENN SPEAKS TO
VIRGINIA Y. NJ. c. A.
Address Of North Carolina Gov.
ernor at Lynchburg Arouses
Enthusiasm.
Especial to The Tlmcs-pIspa.ot.l

LYNCHBURG. VA, February 90
The thirtieth annual convention of the
Virginia Y. NJ. C. a. convened for four
days session tonight at Centenary
Methmodist Church. the feature OF the
session being an address by Governor
r. B. Glenn. of North Carolina, whose
strong appeal for righteous living
aroused the large audience to great
enthusiasm the speaker getting an
ovation such as is not often witnessed
in Lynchburg.
More than 200 delegates were pres
ent tonight, and more will arrive to-
morrow The committees named to-
night are: Credentials-C. c.. Kent,
Danville: j. e. Peasants. Mecklenburg;
NJ. r. Turnbull. Washington and Lee,
and II. r. Clark Emory and Henry
College. Nominations-w. D. Hoge,
stanton; E. L. Bell, Lynch burg; A. NJ.
Ousley, V. NJ. L.; G. B. Lowry, of Nom
roe r. p Flanagan. University College
of Medicine of Richmond.
Reports Make Good Showing.
The address OF Governor Glenn fol-
several Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton workers took part, The treasur-
ers report shows the receipts in past
year ar were s1,S6l, leaving debt of s2s5.
-
tee, DR.. Charles w. Kent chairman.
was most encouraging, the statistical
part being as follows:
Ihere are IN NirSinia-60 associations tthe
year previous 500; IL of the number are in
oities. railroad. ] street railway, / each
Amy and navy. II in small towns and %
in educational institutions
we now have a membership of 134s3 as
a ainst 9.tol the year previous; 1880 were
on different committees: tho associa tions
ri Is IN local current expenses s1ol $50,
IL n mar
The value of furnishings Increased from
sso,eo9 to s94,160. There were a2,53l vol.
oiies in libraries: $50 different men and bows
we're were, enrolled in night educational classes:
mere ere were S99 lectures and entertainments.
Inc daily attendance at rooms was 5a37
vie ..lo3 We're In gymnasium classes, be-
instruction. oA' oual
IN 1873 Bible classes 2.465 men and bows
Me.e enrolled which shows q gain of abont
.o per cent, while 1921 men and bows At
fenced ". religious meetings: l9l are known to
nf a. utted with the churches while total
% 20. men and boys professed TO accent
Christ as their Saviour
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At Pcsrnn,,s school

The standing of the pupils Mn Pc
grams School for the month ending
February 18TH is as follows:
Rena Mildred Fisher, scholarship. 100
per cent; conduct. 90 per cent. Stella
Anderson, scholarship 9S per cent !;
conduct. 100 per cent. Evelyn Chris
tian Richardson. scholarship, es per
cent; conduct. 100 per cent. Olgie
duct; 100. per cent Kate Lee Gold.
scholarship, 96 per cent; conduct. 100
per cent. Jennie Rogers, scholarship.
Jeanne Chernault, scholarship. % per
cent; conduct, 90 per cent.
:, Best compost tions-Stella Anderson
EEVelyn Richardson. Not absent-Jean
Chernault, Stella Anderson, Kate Lee
Sold. Not late-Stella Anderson, Jean
Gnernault, Kate Lee Gold Jennie Ro-
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Neb Grand Scribe, Hon. James 3.

Neb,; Grand Scribe, Hon. James B.
Green, Charlottesville, Va.
"rrhe first biennial congress was held
in 1870 which was the first meeting
OF the general fraternity. The 1906
meeting was held in birmingham, Ala,
and the next asssmbllng VIII be IN
an opening day.
.The Palm" the official organ of the
interests OF the brotherhood will be
represented in the person of Mr.. Claud
H., Reno, OF Allentown, Pa. The ma
tional membership embraces something
more than 5000 men and there are
thirty-one alumni associations while
siNty-eight active chapters are in eX-
istence within this conclave.
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ALPHA TAU OMEGA.
T'rl-Stnte Conclnve Mt Charlotte to BE
Grand Event.

Especial to Tho Times DISPATCHED
CHARLOTTE, N. c.. February 20-
Details are being perfected to-day by
the local committee OF the Alpha Tau
Omega Fraternity for, their tti- Estate
5conclave. which will be held at the
Silwyn Hotel, In Charlotte Saturday,
February 22d. A social session will be
held between the hours Of II A. NJ and
I p. M. The business session from 3
to 6 f.. NJ. AT the banquet plates will
be laid for more than 100 guests, who
will come from Virginia, South Caro-,
lima and this state The assembling
of the conclave is pursuant to meet
Ing held in Charlotte January Sth,
when partial plans We're made for such
reception with Its incident parts. and
marks the first meeting of the con-
clave In Province Six. embodying as
1t does North Carolina, South Carolina
The A. I. Q. is one Of the Creek
inception and organization In 1865, and
was founded at Virginia Military IN,
stitute. Rev. Otis a, Glazebrook, now
at Elizabeth. N. j.. was first grand chief.
The present officers OF the organiza-
ton are: Grand Chief. RI, Rev. Thee,
dore Brutton. Bishop OF mississippi;
Grand Chaplain.tG y, Ellsworth, WASH
ington, y. O., Grand Keeper OF EX-
chedusr, LarlSin ", GlaSebrook, Of
Washington. y, c.; Grand Keeper of
Annals, Claude S. Wilson. Lincoln.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-21

Easy. No. spring wheat, $1.0la LOT; No.
.. 95c. s1.o6: No. red, BOZ @92c. No. i
oats, 50Iic.; No. Q white, 56@5Sc; No 3
white. 50ia Q52i.c. No. rye, 7s,sc. Fair
TO choice mailing barley, SIG soc. Flaxseed
NO. ! northwestern. s1.7Sia; prime timothy
Short ribs. sides Coose). $5.621s q 500; mess
pork per barrel, slo.75qlos7is. lard, per 100
s6l21@ 4e.37h. Whiskey, basis OF high vines
Si35 Receipts--Wheat. $4,000 bushels; corn
1850 bushels; oats. 1880 bushels But,
1ei-Market steady; creameries, 219a2c..
carries, 2oG2sc. Eggs-Steady; at mark
cases included. 23@1ic; hrsts, .5c.; prime
ilrsts, 26c.; extras, csc. Cheese-Steady at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-21

A telegram received from Toxic an
nouncs that Filipino-Japanese
company has just been founded there
TOR the purpose of strengthening the
friendly relations and the development
of trade by increasing the steamship
Intercourse and establishing Japanese
banks and insurance companies In
Manila
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-21

sugar. s2.se; refined. steady. CoTee-Spot
quiet; Rio, No. Z, &c; Santos, No. 4, $50.
sl.c. mild nominal Cordova. 1oh@l3hc.
Futures net unchanged to . points higher.
Butter-Firm; creamery. third to first. ESQ
3ic: held. creamery common to special 20
W32c, Chee5e-Firm and unchanged. Eggs
Firm and unchanged. Freights and Pea
nnts--Steady and unchanged. Potatoes
Steady and unchanged. Cabbages--Easy;
steady on covering OF shorts and local bull
support. Prime crude. 29G 29lsc.: prime
summer yellow, 3Si. a39c.: oft summer yell
3fEq ss'2c,: prime white. 3S141c.; prime
winter yellow, 40is942isc.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.,
DRY GOODS MARKED

NEW YORK, February 2O.-Tho dry good,
marker Is showing very slow recovery ~,
liz tme Improvement is now genuine in many
III 80 lar MS an additional demand is
concerned The auction sale of silks Ir,in'
We DAY resulted In very satisfactory nrirns
c SGa peter IT, relatively than the prices re-
Drills and sheetngs are in iIpb. d daasuay'
Sh'ttlnSs are selling somewhat better pa,nI ;.
s snri gGod U.s. show Slight Improvement. New
~, 't yaIi puSaneSs comes in slowly, but orders
~, ~ al are beginning to show moro life
IN 'alets are stun operating with caution IN
an parts OF the market. ''o' ~
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BALTIMORE. MD. February .o.-FLouR
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Firmer;
western. a4a CSC; southern by sample, Is
goc.; southern on grade. 900 93,sc. Corn
DLl; spot. mixed, 500. q $3.50: No. 9 white.
0s ts-9uiet; No. mixed. SIG size. Rye
rum No. western. export ssc Butter
h!rm and unchanged; fancy imitation, 25dD
sS@24c.; store packed, 20de2c Ercs2
steady at 24c. Cheese--Quiet ana unchan.-
e"i large and flats. l4atc.; small, l5c Sugar
: "a nehahsed; coarse granulated and line,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-21
On the Tobacco ,1nrh.t

Tobacco receipts yesterday were
smaller than for the day before, but
the the prices were no lower Common
and sold fast. The best price received
was sS4.. Tobacco dealers figure that
uhlS week be used by the farmers in
MAKING lS their crop ready for the mar
h ,,e Ihey look for very heavy receipts
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NAVAL. SToppc

WILMINGTON, n. q Ea,. -
,ruRpENTINE9steaudIyy '', q, 1Sc,-
receipts ] caSk, Rostn--Stcudy n, "a "a I.
eeets % barrels Tar-lsrm at siso; re-
a, 'sS9s =, > oa a. us Crude rurpentine-Flrm
n, ;S,n;,N,n,,S ~, GA, February 2o.-~TtjR
re,,ts 9E G-nrm at 47c, sales, 9s casks; re-
Pns s,s, no no casks shipments, 4s5 casks.
! AZ nm sales, 2jG barrels; shipments,
a s;atp' barrels shipments, 1880 barrels:
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POWDER WORKS BLOWN UP
-Four White Men and ryentx.Eo,,,
ChinalMen LQae Thcir IIvas 80,

rour White Men and Twenty-Fou,
Cinnamon Lose Their Lives.
WIZ nihak ', ELEI, CAL. February 20
iie ee like an earthquake. the pack.
W VIZ mouse US , Of the Hercules Powder
w Morks. at Pinole. fourteen miles north
81 here, blew up at 4 O'clock this
nbita and in the explosion four
white men and twenty-four Cinnamon
We're killed. Ten tons Of dynamite
i Meh, IN, up IN the terrific blast shatter-
i''g me sheds to dust and splinters.
W. NJ. Stillwell, foreman of the pack
tng mouse, was blown to atoms at Ills
post Of duty. -
Manuel Enos, Joseph Grace and w.
~ RodIriguez We're the other white
mel; men killed. The twenty-eight dead
iinc!uded every man who was at work
N r me packing house.
FLAMES, burst forth in the ruins fol-
owing the explosion, and threatened
. ane gelatine house. where two-scorc
Sitls were at work.
panic ensued. and many We're cut
py lying glass and crushed and
doors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-21
NEW YORK pRopUcr ,,,nr,,n

NEW YORK, FEBRUARY oorroI,n
stsady bur dull. Rye Flour and Buckwhsa,
Fs Z, cornmeal--steady Rye|"b .,pi
lions asa', Il No. red s7asc' elevator op-
fs Corn--Steady; No :. sSc eIevaInys'
Irons ,,ts ic net lower May 6Sac; July. sc
D'iRss ecf'Giy steady; mixed, 57lac. -
,,,,ro1 tSu'st Cut Meats-Steady Lard
iiIeiy steady. Pork-Barely steady pasIn
:, "a nasy. Turpentine-Easy at 50isc pi"
i'ig n' and s,o, 2faoppg2rmsteady Lead-ouiet.
5iaasesMbnIII peite s,ll Rice-Quiet Mo-
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Quite FITTING.
several
would

The Monument Man CATER several
abortive suggestions).--HoW would
simply Gone Home" do?
Mrs, Newweeds.--I guess that Woulu
ne all right 1t was always the last
pace he ever thought of going.---Puck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-21
Bnck to Reformutory.

James Daniel (coorodl was turned over
to IN officer from the negro Reformatory
tuition five Years ago and had not been
heard OF until he was arrested III Richmond
recently He is twenty years old now" and
forlratory. -
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BUILDING PERMITS

Inspector Henry p. Beck issued permits
yesterday for buildings and repairs as fol-
lows:
Rev. James Ross. to repair frame dwelling
No. 3l14 P Street; sla5
e. f. Johnson, to build franc dwelling
Evans, contractor
Mrs r F. Woodall. to erect brick dwell
ing at No. 1926 Floyd Avenue: $4,000. ]. c.
Locknane, contractor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-21
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, February 20--The cotton
market was quiet. but fairly steady with
The close very steady at n net advance of
.Mt points. sales We're estimated at l5o-
ooo bales. The market opened steady at a
decline of 2Gs points and active months
fl!ewed net loss of 6GpS points during the
hrst few minutes under a renewal of yester-
Jay late selling movement. which was pro-
incted by disappointing cables. Receipts
continued light. however. and instead of
cetchinS the expected stop-orders at 1850
Tor May. considerable demand was encoun-
tered on which the market rallied to 1911
Tor that position, with active months gem
eially showing a net gain of about 34n
POINTS, led by October. Trading was very
quiet during the later session. and fluct,a-
lions were narrow and irregular, but the
market closed within a point or SO OF tho
best, Advises from the South report an cas-
ler spot basis III Texas and an easier mar
ket for tEses and stains in the eastern
pelt. but fuiuEes are still said to be at n
DIE discount as compared with spots There
was some talk that the concentrated Nav
long mterst added Slightly TO its holdings
uutlng the day. but there was no aggres-
eve Dun support, and local sentiment seemed
lo-pc OF oearlSh average owing TO the un-
lhpofaole View of trade conditions South
IN I'm, spot markets were l-l6c, lower to nc.
higher. generally unchanged.
Eeceipts at the ports to-day were % GAS
ph,es against s6,l59 last week and as sSG
last year. For the week 900 bales
Eales against $50 last weel. and 25S749I
t ss1 year. To-aa.'s receipts at New Orleans
s,si4 nales against l6000i last year ana az
souston s,0ss bales against 1928 last year
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Durlng the money stringcncS.

Usher (talsing up weekly offering---.
OF checks), 49, Excuse me, deacon, but
would you mind drawing tltis eheck
lor foreign missions ON some bahk
mat hasn't suspended?--Puck. at, .....s
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CATTLE MARKETS

celpts estimated about 1000 head Marte,
steady. Steers, si,25g6.l5; cows, s3m4.75:
letters &c S2,5oa5.s5; bulls, ss.a5Q 4.5o; calves,
go a. q T.oo stockers and feeders $4,000
5,'V. ioss-Receipts estimated about II O0D
heao. Market steady 10 loo. higher. Choice
neaNy shipping, $4.6og4.70; butchers S4.55GI'
$ 5 Vi nsat, mixed, si5oq455; choice. light,
st'e9V 100; pigs. s3.50a+.4o; bulk OF sales
WOO % i.6o. Sheep-Receipts estimated n !,
atout 1000 head Market active tn loo
hlgher sheep. S4.e5@5,6o; lambs, s61 700:
Feailings. S5,T5@o.25. ~
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO. February 20-Small primary
receipts and an improved demand for cash
wheat had strengthening effect to-day on
May delivery was up &c. Corn was SsQtMc.
lower Oats We're down SC. and provisions
Y. to 1OI l2isc. lower.
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Work on Building Code.

The commission charged with the revision
of the proposed building code for the city
o: Riehmond met last night ~ the Office
ccllent progress was reported on the work
In hand, but 1t will require several meetings
To 30 over the whole ground.
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!, NEW. NEW YORK, February 2o.-BEEvEs-
Receipts, 1902 head No trading. reaiinr,
steady. Caves-Reccipts. 444 head 9rdi,
nary mar to good yeals sold at s650aS.5o per
~, -, POUNDS; fed calves at $3.50. Sheep and
=. ss"sa.nli.ps-Recsipts, 6.7Sa head. Good sheer
S4. 10 per 100 pounds; good to prime Iambs'
s 3, 80. Hogs.-Receipts, 1880 head No
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS in NEW YORK.
By Thomas Branch & Co. Bankers and Brokers

SAlAES.
llis-Cbalmers ,... 80.
900 Allis- Chalmers, pfd......
1890 Amalgamated Copper.
400 American Can ...........
100 American Can, pfd.......
1900 Am. Car and Foun. ......
Am. Car and Found, pfd
100 Amer. Cotton Oil.........
1,s0O Amer. Locomotive.......
100 Amer. Lc comotive, pfd..
59.i75 American Smelling .....
6,2a5 American Sugar ........
20 Amer. Tobacco, conn.,.
100 Amer. Tobacco, pfd. $50.
400 Anaconda Copper .......
G,9D Atchison .......... .......
100 Atchisoii, pfd. .........
800 Atlantic Coast Line. ...
$50 Baltimore and Ohio. 500.
12,535 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
100 Canadian Pacific ........
2eJ Chesapeake and Ohio. 80.
100 Chi. Great Western. 49,.
1890 Chi, Nil. and st. Paul.
Chi. Mil. and st. p, pfd.
LOO Chi. and Northwestern.
800 c., c., G. and st. Louis.
1000 Col. Fuel and IRON.
600 Col. and Southern........
100 Col. and South, LIST pfd.
Col. and South. I'd pfd..
COO Consolidated Gas .......
$500 Delaware and Hudson.
500 Distillers' Sec. Cor.
1,IO Erie ............ ...........
100 Erie, 1st pfd. .........
800 Erie, I'd pfd. ..............
100 General Electric ........
6,6O Great Northern, pfd.. 80.
Great Northern Ore ctfs
140 Illinois Central
100 Int. Metropolitan ........
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Unn Late for Classification.

= -|1-E Y ~ -1--0-~,l~.-
sclerking OF learning draping or win
dow dressing Address Y. r., care
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=. S refunding IS, registered. ...... 1
Y. $. refunding IS. coupon. .......... 1
y. $. is. registered. Observation-Disclosures. II
Y, $. 20. coupon. Observation-Disclosures.
L. $. New Is. coupon. /.
American Tobacco
American Tobacco 6s. .............. II
Atchison general 4s..............
Atchison adjustment As thid). 10000.
Atchison conY. As. 49,. S
Atchison conv. 5s.......
Atlantic Coast Line 4s.............. s
Baltimore ana Ohio 4s...
baltimore and Ohio 3iss.........
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 49,.
Central of Georgia 6s.
Central of Georgia list Inc. toffered)..
Central Of Georgia End Inc. (offered). :.
Central of Georgia Sd Inc. (bid). -. .
Chesapeake and Ohio AIS. .....
chicago and Alton 3i.s. q
Chicago, B. and Quincy new Is..
Chicago, X. l. and Pacific II. r. 4s....
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New Jersey Central gen. IS (bid..,. 1909
Northern Pacific As. ............... 1ol
Northern Pacific ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il
Norfolk and Western con. As tbd)... 80
oregon Short Line refunding 4s... 81
Pennsylvana cow 3As.. ............ 33ls
Reading General As. .................. 94H
st. Louis and Iron Mountain con. S.. 105%
St Louis and San Fran fg. As Odd. 69ii
81. Louis Southwestern con. is....... 60
seaboard Air Line Is tbid) .......,.. 40
Southern Pacific is ............... SAY
southern Pacific LIST As cerifcatcs.... S9.a
Tesa ssF and Ha pssiac is. iofrered5 lis
Toledo, st. l.. and Western 4s..... 40
union Pacific Observation-Disclosures. LOOK
Union Pacific cow 4s.............. s54
United States Steel md IS ........... SO
Wabash lists. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1osN
Wabash Deb Observation-Disclosures. 40
Western Nd As tbid) ................. 81
Wheeling and Lake Erie As Offered. 71M
Wisconsin Central As Odd. so
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Cotton, quiet m!ddling. ll4o; net recein,s'
t;ias bales; gross 2.S:S bales; sales es1'
bales stock lO5,s79 bales. i'V'i
le9.402 bales; export TO Great Britain = Sas
n nSi 70 the Continent, s,S0e bales stock
Eet receipts, e.76i,942 bales; export ~ c..
thf,ain .Ao67i1 bales: to France. s5l $50
I It. 10 the Continent, 2,42s.674 bales; to
'tpaf'' iSo'aS9 bales; TO Mexico. 1899 bales