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COLLEGE WRESTLERS
TO MEET AT PENN.

PHILADELPHIA. March 2o.-Both
the preliminary and fna bouts of tho
intercollegiate championship wrestling
meet will be contested in the Pennsyl-
vania gymnasium at Thirty-third and
Spruce streets today. Five teams
Pennsylvania, Cornell, Princeton, Yale
and Columbia-will compete.
The opening bouts will be held in the
afternoon, and the fina contests in the
evening. 1t was at first announced that
the public would not be permitted to
witness the preliminary bouts, but the
management has finally decided to
make arrangements for paid admissions
for the afternoon.
The Rcd and Blue wrestlers have
been working hare in preparation for
his annual meet, and it is thought that
Yerger. Waite and Folwell, Of tho
Quaker team, viii each have a splendid
chance to win a championship in the
lis, 145 and 175-pound classes should
they get into the finals today. The 1876
pound class should go to @. DOLE, OF
Yale, while J.. Dole. his brother, also
of Yale. will fight it out with Latimer,
of Princeton. in the 1%35-pound event.
The heavyweight should prove an IN
teresting contest, with Talbot, Of Cor
nell. and Goebel, of Yale, as opponents.
The Yale wrestler threw Talbot in the
dual meeting with Cornell, some time
ago, and his experience should again
win for him this evening.
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IRREGULAR GRIP
TAKES HOLD Of
STOCK MARKET
Opening Fluctuations Were Mar
rOw-B0th Small Gains and
Losses Recorded.

NEW YORK, March 90. Opening
The fluctuations shown by the opening
prices of stocks today We're narrow and
Irregular. small fractional gains and
- losses being quite evenly divided, oper-
atoms were somewhat restricted. Beth
lchcm Steel sold at a decline OF 3 and
American Beet Sugar 1. Wheeling and
J, Lake Erie second preferred rose IL.
II a. m.-Higher prices were current
Tor a while after business began. espe-
cially in a handful OF the usually most
active stocks. Reading, New York
Central, Pennsylvania. Denver AMI
Rio Grandc preferred and American
Is Sugar was strong and gained to IA.
Subsequently, the market A~suecumbed u
brisk realizing sales in some of thu
leaders and prices fell back a substan-
tial fraction.
Noon-Prices sagged back and then
stifeped again. Operations were on 4
limited scale and the tone very un-
certain. Bonds We're steady.
/ p mL-The fluctuations either way
We're small and constantly changing.
Utah Copper improved 3 points. West
+. inghouse Electric reccded /.
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PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.

Iron lace and needlework on the
wrong side So as not to fiatten the de-
sign.
To keep cheese moist wrap in a cloth
wrung out Of vinegar, place in a paper
bag and hang in a cool place.
When making coffee add a pinch Of
salt after placing the coffee in the pot.
The flavor will be much improved.
When MASKING potatoes add a little
hot milk to the butter used, 1t will
prevent the potatoes from being heavy
and tasteless.
When washing handkerchiefs add a
little borax to the last rinsing water.
II will make the handkerchiefs easier
to iron and they will look better when
done.
TO keep the enamel of the bath in
good condition always put in a little
cold water first. Exceedingly hot water
makes it liable to crack and peel off.
When ironing rub the iron with u
cloth moistened with a little p~araffin
before using. If our iron is inclined
to stick, rub frequently on sand paper.
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AK is A FOR cubs.

VICKSBURG, Miss. March 20.-Chi-
Cages champions may begin trimming
down the team to playing form this
week, according TO reports received
here yesterday. 1t is reported that
Walsh and Evans will go and that
there is a trade on involving Blaine
Durbin, by which Durbin will go to
an American Association team, pro-
viding Chance can secure waivers for
him from the National League clubs.
Because of the abse ICE Of Manager
Chance it was impossible to confirm
the stories. Two Southern League clubs
have been after Evans, and Chance
will probably hang on to him until
after the dispute with Winnipeg over
the services of Campbell are settled.
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SUTToN'S GOOD BILLIARDS.

NEW YORK, March 20.-Champion
George Sutton demonstrated his class
by defeating F. Cassignol. the French
expert, in two games of 1872 balkline
billiards at Slosson's, Academy yester-
day. In the afternoon session Sutton
literally ran away from his opponent.
In the third inning he made a high run
of $50 points, and at the end of the
fourth inning was leading by 2S9
points to so. Sutton averaged so in
this game and C~assignol Ii Is.
The evening exhibition was less in
teresting. although Cassignol made a
much better showing. The game re-
CURED t~wenty-four innings TO decide.
the final score being Sutton, 500; Cas-
signoI. 1854.
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AND NOTES
FOR INVESTORS.

Announcement was made in London
Yesterday that the recent issue of
Grand Trunk Pacific %debentures offered
for subscription was a partial failure,
ninc-tenths Of the amount being taken
III by the underwriters.
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy. president of
the Canadian Pacific, said in New York
that financial conditions in Canada are
satisfactory, as Canadian financiers
foresaw what was going to happen early
in October, and realized on their securi-
tics before the terrific attacks were
made ON the stock market. His road
has over $40. 900. 000 on hand, which it
got in that way for improvements.
Between 5000, 900 and $4,000, 600 of the
Consolidated Steamship collateral trust
As have been deposited with the Eaui-
table Trust Company of New York.
The Great Northern Railway Com
pany has applied to the New York
Stock Exchange to list $50, 900, 600 addi-
tional preferred stock.
At u general meeting of the freight
aeents of all tho New York Central
lines Yesterday at the Grand Central
station in New York the question Of
requesting the Interstate Commerce.
Commission to permit a 10 per cent. in
crease in freight rates was discussed.
No decision was reached.
Nearly all of the brokers agree that
the New York stock market is almost
entirely in the hands of the active spec
ulators.
During 1907 the various companies
under the control of the American Tel
egraph and Telephone Company spent
S53, 000, 900 for real estate and construc-
ton.
TIL Gould system fears that the
strike of The shopmen on the Denver
and Rio Grande Will spread to their
shops and OH that account, it is said.
they have closed a number Of their
shops on the Texas and Pacific, giving
the excuse that -retrenchment was
needed by the road until April /.
The Wabash Railroad this month
discontinued 2o,0o0 train miles or 81
per cent. Of the total.
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STEAMER LINES RE0RdANIzE.
Morse Companies Have New
Outline of Plans.

BOSTON, March 20.-The following
outline of the form which the reorgan-
~ization of the Consolidated steamship
Lines viii probably assume has been
obtained from one familiar with what
is going on at the committee meet
inss. Among the various plans which
have been considered the one that has
met with the most favor and is the
essence Of the scheme which will be
submitted to the b%ondholders provides
HAT for each $1,000 collateral trust bond
there will be issued new 5 per cent.
bonds TO the par value Of s2G0. 6 per
cent. preferred stock to the par value
of $3.50. and new ordinary stock
to the par value Of $50,
making a total par value in
securities Of 5000: the outstanding stock
viii be wiped out. but any stakeholder
who chooses may pay 81 per share and
receive in return one. two and three
year notes.
1t will be seen from this that the pres
ent $50. 0o0,0 900 bond issue viii be scaled
down 10 SO, 900, 900. Tho total amount
Of new securities to be issued is s36. 00o.-
GOO. as compared with the present capi-
t|alization Of S120, 900, COO. As the new
bonds will call for a total annual dis
bursement of $500, 900, or only one-fourth
the charges imposed by the present col-
lateral nyas, it is believed they viii
eventually have a market price of al.
least 50.
BOSTON, March 2~0.--Judges Putnam
and Dodge, sitting in the United States
Circuit Court Yesterday ON the question
of allowing the ". & A. Fletcher Com
pany, Of Hoboken, n. j., to file a bill
in equity against the Metropolitan
steamship Company to secure the pay
ment Of $751; 9i alleged to be due for
equipment and repairs in the Harvard
and Yale, after a hearing. decided To
allow the company 10 bring an in
tervenins creditors petition instead.
This action was taken to prevent a
mixing up of the maritime and the
civil law in the court proceedings.
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BELIEVES WAGNER Will SIdN.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, March 20
when Honus Wagner realizes that
there is more cash and more fame in
playing baseball than in raising chick
ems he will sign our contract" said
Barney Dreyfus, advance guard Of the
Pittsburg Pirates, who are all to ar
rive Sunday. Mr.. Dreyfus believes the
famous Dutchman viii be at his post
at short, but he is not taking chances.
We will have sixty men here, and
that means that we will have many
recruits to look over in spring prae-
tise.' said Dreyfus. He added that
even a Wagner might be supplanted.
n that Pittsburg would not AXE up
the matter with the old shortstop fur
the than had been done.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 20,-The cotton
market opened firm at AZ advance OF
sac points on better cables than ex-
pected and a bullish construction of the
census bureaus crop report. There
was aggressive selling at the advance
however, a few March notices were
circulating. and the market soon eased
off. with March and May selling 2mj
points lower. while later months re-
acted to about the closing figures oil
the morning. prices ruling q little over
last nights finals.
The market was less active late In
the forenoon and steadier on covering
and better private reports from the
South regarding interior spot markets
Prices were about . to 5 points mel
higher at midday.
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THE \ MARKET.

MAUD vODI- nr...l oo u1a,, ~,
% 10nN, meto ,no ~ ~ ~
eeipts' 5V'oVo' s"'sS' i'fV0' Dui' anu "'
eiapseu ,aooo 80
ooo $50 - -
VVo' Aiieelsu oy neaSs rsentitle 20
,lgr's anu e"s,ei '1olesi w"set so -
nan q cen, inns ihornins oen..llel'
was tather pearls' on Tue elop oueiooN'
otw~itis.dluin [eeehS pus sepi ie7'
MAY lV95sgpiVs 9-in'' 5uly' - q ee''7 =
hye--bull NO : mesterli' o. ioni-
mar J. Q. o. SeW horh.
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mol KEEP UP STEEL PRICES.

NEW YORK. March 2O.-At a meet
ing Of the advisory board of the finished
and semi-finished steel manufacturers
of the East and Central West. in the
offices OF the United States Steel Cor
poration, II Broadway, yesterday, it
was decided to reaffirm existing prices
on all lines.
1t is believed that the Steel Corpora
ton is making great efforts to further
its own policy of a uniform price on
an classes of finished material among
the independent manufacturers.
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are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral on Monday, March %. at $50
a. M. from her late residence. and y
a. m. to st. James's Church, where a
High Mass of Requiem will be offered
for the repose of her soul. Interment
in the Cemetery of the Holy Sep
ulchre.
OTTO-On Wednesday. March Is. 1908,
Elizabeth Otto (nee HinimeD. be-
loved wife of Louis Otto, aged So
years.
Relatives and friends, also Herman
Lodge NO. 142. 1. Q o. F., are kind
~ invited to attend the funeral serv
ices on Sunday. 22d instant. at 2 p.
M, at her residence. No f27 Seven
teenth avenue Interment In Wood
land.
sAMPsoN-At Newark, n. j., on
Wednesday. March IS, 1908, Jacob
Sampson.
Funeral viii take place from the
undertaking establishment Of III.
Barry. IS Valley street. Orange
Valley, on Saturday, March Il, at 100
o'clock D. M. Iaterment in Evergreen
Cemetery.
SWEITzER-On March 10, 1908. Eliza
beth, beloved daughter of William II.
and Nellie Sweitzer (nee Scott). aged
3 years II months.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence of her grandparents, No. 9
Summer avenue, on Saturday, March
q, at 2 .. m. Relatives and friends
ere kindly invited to attend. Inter-
ment in Arlington Cemetery.
JOSIAH Devon, Pa. on Wednesday,,
March IS, 1903, John Frederick w.
Jost, son of Frances Gordon and the
late Frederick William Jost.
Funera. private. Interment at
Greenwood ON Saturday, March 81.
Carriages win be in waiting at Penn
~sylvania Railroad station, in Jersey
City. at l O'Clock
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MITCHELL AvERTS STRIKE.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 2O.-several
attempts were made at yesterdays SEES
sion OF the national convention of the
United Mine Workers to put riders
on the scale committees report that
would be sure to result in a general
suspension of coal mining, but Presi-
lent Mitchell and President-elect Lewis
pointed out the danger of the amend :
ments and the extremists were defeated
and the committee report was adopted.
The union officials in the different dis
tricts win confer with operators and en-
deavor to reach 4 wage agreement.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. March 20.-American Sc
curities opened dull today, with prices
unchanged to Is below yesterdays New
York closing.
Offerings in the afternoon from the
continent caused prices to droop. but a
bidding up of Union Pacific and United
States Steel by New York steadied the
market. The close was quiet and easy.
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SPEED LIMIT OF SAFETY.

In an article on Seeking the Speed
Limit of Safety" in Popular Me-
chanics, the writer says:
There was a time. when a new
stretch of railway line having been
completed, the engineers of the road
ordered a train crew to run a tram
over It at full speed. with the idea
thai if no accidents occurred the
track had been sufficiently tested and
found safe. Such a time has passed.
New devices have come into use which
make it possible to determine to the
very letter the amount of strain to
which a piece of track can be sub.
jected.
For several months the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad has been conducting a
series of tests along its lines to de-
termine the relative safety of highest
speed with steam and electric locomo-
tives.
'"ro carry out these tests a half mile
of track was built through a rural Sec
ton. The half mile of track has a
sharp curve in the centre and lies on a
stretch of almost perfectly level
grounds, over this hundreds of runs
have been made with three powerful
electric locomotives and some of the
largest steam engines the road owns.
Speeds of from ninety to ninety-siX
miles an hour. timed by accurate cleo
trical apparatus. a been made.
ITO enable the locomotives to attain
a high speed the runs commence on
the main line several miles distant
from the special track. For the half
mile stretch steel beams support the
rails. and at the outer ends. which
are a trifie higher It the curve, are
delicate gauges which measure the im-
pact OF the heavy locomotives as they
pass over il. > = S~eismographs
mounted IN the locomotives measure
the degree OF sway iii rounding the
curve.
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NELSON AM ATTELL MATcHHn.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 20.--sam
Berger. the fight promoter, has finally
been successful in signing up two men.
He has secured Battling Nelson t.
meet Abe Attell, the featherweieht
champion, for twenty rounds at 1Sg
pounds. weigh in at 6 O'clock in the
afternoon. March 81 Berger FIRST had
Mcfarland and Britt for his card. but
Britt refused TO eight for him Then
he signed Attell to box Cans. but Joe
passed up the contest.
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TRANSYAAL MINES YIELD
Sl36,75O,OOO IN GOLD.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-The gold
OF the Transvaal produced in 1907
1886, 80 coo worth Of gold, which, with
the exception Of s., 600, 900. was obtained
along the reef upon which is situated
tho city of Jobannesburg. This infor-
nation comes to the state Department
from the United states consul in Vic
toria.
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MURRAY DREAMS 0F AUTOS.

SAVANNAH, Ga. March 20.-Yester-
day was automobile day in Savannah.
and the Phillies joined in the holiday
to witness the big race. Manager Muir
ray was one of the most enthusiastic
spectators at tho race. lie says he sees
them going around In his dreams. and
actually picked the winner while asleep
several nights & Tho players occu-
pied seats in tho grandstand.
Today the men viii again get down
TO hard work and will play a game
amon themselves.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, March 2o.-Wheat opened
weak today because Of a decline at
Liverpool in the face of yesterdays
local advance. May opened 4 to aSm
Il lower at 960961s to 96@963s, and sold
at 95ss,
May corn opened q to "a lower at
67k@67s4. and sold at SIS.
May oats opened unchanged to =
higher at 54$m55, and sold at 541z.
There was a weak market in MAY
provisions. Pork opened unchanged at
1850; lard az lower at 7.95, and ribs
were unchanged at 6.S7ia.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

For second week in March:
Mobile and Ohio. S160,S59, decrease
$29, S3s; from July 1 81 64, 942. decrease
500, 735.
Twin City $215,229. increase 49, O4;
from July 1 81, 1Sl, SS5, increase SAC. sol.
Minneapolis. st. Paul and Sault Ste
Marie $223.2Ss. increase 1853: from
July / 1854. 7S2, increase S4S.470.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

The Citizens Central National Bank
regular quarterly Of IL per cent, pay
able April J. to stockholders Of record
March 81.
United Railways Company of 81.
Louis regular quarterly of IL per cent.
on its preferred stock. payable April
40. books close March y. reopen April Il.
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makes BANKERS LIABLE.
German Law Holds Them for Adj
vice to Clients.

WASHINGTON, March 20.--The Su
prone. Court of Germany, in several
decisions recently handed down, has
held bankers liable fer advice given to
their clients as to investments. This Is
regarded. in a report to tho State Dc
partmont. as a step forward in placing
the banking business on a solid and
responsible foundation.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

The following is a list of the local
securities. with quotations by EISELE
d KING. members New York and Phil
adelphia Stock Exchanges:
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cotton crop 0

WASHINGTON. March 20.-rhe cen
sus report issued today shows that the
cotton + grown in 1907 aggregated
II. PSI. 16S running bales. and showed a
total of 81. 577 active ginneries for 1907.
This is against 1906. 265 bales in 1906
and 10. 525. SOP IN 1905.
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xea YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members OF the
New York stock Exchange
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MARRIED.

eCAMP-coNNIsoN-Henry NJ. De-
Camp married to Miss Jennie A. Con-
nison, on March is, 1908. by the Rev.
DR.. Denlinger.
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Anniversary MASS.

AHEtNPTsHFy WUAH.
REILLY-Second Anniversary Hish
Mass of Requiem will be offered for
the repose OF the soul of the late
Mrs. Mary Reilly at st. James 5
Church on Saturday. March II. 1905,
at $50 a. m. Relatives and friends
arc invited to attend.
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First Nat Bank of Bayonne. 1870 90
Fidelity Trust co. Newark. 700 725
Greenville + & # Co. J c.. .229 -,
Hudson Trust Co. Hoboken $50 -,
Ironbound Trust Co,....,....l5 5 165
Manufrs Nat Bank. Newark.215 20
Mechanics Trust Co, Bayonne.650 -.
Merchants Nat Blk. Newark $50 270
Mutual Trust co. Orange. 10 -.
N Brunswick Trust Co......225 -.
National Newark B'k'g Co. $40 Se5
National State Bank. New'k. 200 210
N Ward Nat Bank. Newark $50 $50
Savings Investment e Trust
Co. T. .175 200
Union Nat Bank. Newark. .S65 375
Union County Trust Co... POI go
w Hud Trust co. Harrison. pos 225
West side Trust Co, Newark. 100 TO
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE
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BUTTER, EGG AND CHEESE MARKET

These prices viii remain in force all
day:
BUTTER
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GAS. ELECTRIC AND TRACTION

Con Trac Go of N J.......... "a So
Essex & Hudson Gas Co.. los 40
Gas & Flee co of Bergen Co. IS so
Hudson County Gas Co... 911a s2A
Newark Con Gas Com. So So
New Brunswick Light. Heat
& Power Co........ /. -. so %
Paterson & Passaic Gas Co. GA GO
Public Service Corp CERT. 60 GIL
Public Service Corporation. IS 80
Pub Serv Corp notes..s..... stu SO
Ran Trans st Ry Co.........24 $50
S ] Gas. Elec & Trac Co.....1OO lot
United Elec Co of N J...... 50 60
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BONDS


"Bergen Tpke Co 1st IS. 1851
Jan &c July................ 20 100
Seen Elec Co of N ] LIST IS.
1910. Jar & July............ 90 50
Con Trac Co LIST 5s. 1888,
June & Dec.................1O1.s 1O2h
Consumers l., II & P Co 5s,
1888, Jan & July ............1Oo 500.
"Eliz, Plain & Cen Jer Ry Co
LIST SIS, 1850. June & Dec. IS 80
fEliz, Rar st r Co gen IS 1854 80 49,.
*Gas & Elec Co of Bergen Co
LIST IS, 194s. June & Dec..... 81 100
*Gas g. Elec Co of Bergen Co
gen IS, 1854. May & Nov.... 30 80
'Hud Co Gas Co list 5s, 1949,
May & Nov..........-...... 80 lW
~ c, Hob & Pat st Ry Co As,
1949, May & Novel,. 60 81
mid & Som Trac Co IS. 1850,
Jan & July.................. 80 100
"Newark Con Gas Co con IS,
194S, June & Dec............1olA 1O2A
Newark Gas Co list 6s. 1944.121 123
Newark Pass r r con SIS.
1851, Jan & July............1o5 100
IN Brun L, II & p Co As,
1888, June 10 & Dec b.. so SO
IN Hud Co Ry LIST 6s. 1914.
ooh July .s1Oo yuo
IN Hud Co Ry IS, 1s2S...... 9S 101
IN Hud Co Ry IS. ext 1924. SO 101
*No Jer st Ry Co LIST As. 19lS.
May & 81 SO
'Or & Pas Val Ry LIST 5s. 1888.
June & 80 80
*Pat & Pas Gas & Elec Co
o 5s, 1919, March & Sept. 941s s7ll
'Plain st Ry Co 1st IS. 1922,
1an q ,,f arr
*Rap Tran st Ry Co IS. 1921. .1O4 -.
%Som 1t Co 1st 5s. 1886. Eel
& Aug-......... ..-....1O 1861
sSom. Un & Mid Lit Co As.
194S. June & Dec............ 20 70
IS Jer Gas, E & 7 Co list IS,
1859. March & Sept......... SO 90
siren st Ry Co LIST con 5s
1888, Jan & July........ % 102
'united Elec Co of N ] 1st As.
1919, June & Dec...... 80 81
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
STOCKS.
Bayonne Trust o...........2t
City Trust Co Newark......150 80
Essex Co Nat Bank. Newark 800
Essex County Trust Co, E O.2es els
Federal Trust Co, Newark. IFS ISIS