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Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
Council Bluffs
GRAND JURY Is IN SESSION
Eight Defendants Waive the Right
to Challenge.
PERSONNEL OF THE NoUIsIT1oN
Hearing in Mandamus Case of Nash
Against city Council IL Begun
Before Judge wheeler In
District Court.

The district court grand jury reconvened
yesterday morning and after eight defend
ants who are in custody had been pre-
scented to il and waived their right of
challenge, entered upon its deliberations.
There are enough cases to keep the grand
jury at work for the remainder Of the week
and possibly longer.
The following are the members Of the
grand jury: II. j. schierbrock Of Nicola,
p. H. Moran of Council Bluffs, o. NJ. Nc
Bride of Boomer, George w. Jensen OF
Norwalk. william Casson of York. j, Wild
ing of Crescent and II. c. enkin OF Lewis
Since its last session in all ten men have
been bound over to the grand jury and
these cases will be first considered. As
soon as these are disposed of the COM
plants against two alleged road houses in
the western part Of the city will be taken
up. Sheriff McCaffery has s~ubpoenaed a
large number of residents OF that section
of the city to appear before the grand jury
and tell what they know about these places.
Nash Mandamus Case.
The hearing in the mandamus action
brought by the c. B. Nash company OF
Omaha against the city council of Council
Bluffs to compel It to correct the record OF
its proceedings relative to the special cleo
ton at which the proposition to issue $500, OC
water works bonds was submitted to the
voters was begun before Judge Wheeler
yesterday morning the Nash company is
represented by Attorneys Scott and Gro
foot of Omaha, while City Solicitor Kimball
is being assisted by Attorney Charles NJ.
Harl of the firm of Harl & FINLEY, special
counsel for the city in the water works
litigation.
Following the Nash case, the court will
take up the application of the city to dis
solve the temporary injunction secured by
Angel Alta, restraining the city from open
ing the Pettibone drainage ditch through
his property.
The following new assignment of equity
cases was announced yesterday by Judge
Wheeler:
Tuesday, May 1s-Oscar Keeline, ct al,
VS., George 4 keeline. Mary l.. FINLEY
vs. Blanche carriss. 90 so,
W. II. Beck, State of Iowa VS.. Sherman
& Healy, ct al. Macrae Estate claim of
John F: Macrael. David Bradley g. Co.
, Thursday, May. &-Friend Lenard Hays
vs., Mssggie 4 Hays. win F. siedentopf
Friday, May 2i-First National bank of
Council Bluffs VS.. City Of Council Bluffs.
SATURDAY.. May %-carter estate (claim
Monday. May 24-I. f., Hendricks VS.. VIII
liam. Barker, ct al, John P. Talbot VS..
VS.. William Barker. ct al. Charles Gregory
vs. William Barker, ct al,
Tuesday, May 25-Andrew e. Gilbert VS..
First National bank, of Council Bluffs.
Wednesday, Nav a6-Mary II. Whitehead
vs., Linus f. Southwick, ct al. Benjamin
Fehr r. e. Co. VS.. Robert ]. Clancy, ct al.
Thursday, May 27-Mrs. Maud Southard
vs. Thomas F. McCaffery. sheriff, ct al,
NJ Marcus VS.. w. A. Maurer, ct al.
Friday. May 2S-George T.. Craig VS.. r.
T.. Dillon, ct al. Thomas McCarrol. trus.
tee, VS.. The Travellers Insurance co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19

A number of the leading club women Of
the city left yesterday for Davenport to
attend the eighth BIENNIAL session Of the
Iowa State Federation of Womens clubs,
which will open there this morning and
continue over Friday. Mrs. j. j, Sullivan,
president, and Mrs. Charles M. Weir, dele
gate sent as representatives of the Coun-
eli Bluffs Woman's club; Mrs. r. ].
Thompson, visiting in Chicago. will attend
as representative Of the University club;
Mrs. Katherine DeVol went as delegate
from the Ideal club; Mrs. Lewis Cutler as
member OF the state art committee; Mrs
J. p. Organ as a member of the press com.
mittee and Mrs. Walter l. Smith as chair,
man of the Sixth district. Mrs. Cutler of IN,
federation meeting accompanied by hel
father. II. h. Weir, will go TO La Porte
Ind and points in Michigan for an ex
tended visit before returning home
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
ALkALI IKE DIES OF SHOT
Negro Hit by Council Bluns Omcer's
Bullet Dies of the
wounds.

Joe Taylor. alias Alkali Ike. the negro
who was shot recently by Officer Arnold
Of Council Bluffs after the negro had shot
officer Horner, who had arrested him. Died
Tuesday morning at Edmundson hospital.
Council Bluffs.
Taylor escaped after being shot and was
found in a little shack in which he had
been making his home. Two bullet holes
were in his body and he was not expected
to live through the day. He showed re-
markable vitality, however, living for over
la week.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
Real Estate Transfer..

These transfers were reported to The Bee
May Il by the Pottawattamie County Alb
stract company of Council Bluffs:
b. T.. Tinnell and wife to A. A.. Clark
q CO., lot IS, block 65. Riddles subd
IN Council Bluffs. ". d...............-S 10
otto Vogeler and wife to I. p. Larsen.
mss u. OF lot I, block l.. Williams
suhd OF Mill lot in Council Bluffs.
W. d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
n. q. MCGEE, lots % and 20. block
Wepsters add. To Council Bluffs,
Nashua Trust Co. to II. G. MCGEE. let
ii, block l., Bayliss q Palmer's add.
to Council Bluffs, W. d..............,. l2F
James w. Bell and wife to Adelbert D..
Porter. lot l block 10, Ferry add. to
Council Bluffs. w. d...............,
Jacob Neumayer, executor, to Charles
Wtdmaier. lot l, block Is, Grimes add.
10 Council Bluffs, eSctr. d.............. So
-
Total, seven transfers. ..,.......... ..S4.S7.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
Memorial Day plans.

General Grenville NJ. Dodge has notified
Colonel Edwin J. Abbott. chairman OF the
committee from Abe Lincoln post, Grand
Army of the Republic, that he will accept
the Invitation to preside at the public exer-
cises at Paramount park in observance of
Memorial day on Sunday afternoon, May
30 Rev. James o'May OF Creston. Ia,
former pastor OF the Broadway Methodist
church of this city. will deliver the Grafton
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19

Conspicuous with their green hats and
linen busters, although rubber coats would
have been more reasonable. a big delega-
lion Of local merchants left last evening
IN a special car over the Rock Island for
Davenport TO attend the eleventh annual
convention OF the lows State Retail Mer-
,hants' association and Incidentally to
boost for the reelection OF John T. Null
queen OF this city as president Of the or
ganization.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
COMMENCEMENT AT GRINNELL
Exercises VIII Begin at Chapel June
II--GOvernOr Folk Orator,

GR1NNELL, Ia, May ls.-(Special)-
Following is the senior program for COM
mencement exercises at Grinnell college:
Senior chapel. 9 a. m. Friday, June II.
address by President ]. H. T. Main; June
Is. 10 a. m, baccaalureate sermon at the
Congregational church by President Main
June IA, class day, 10 a. M, class day ex-
ercises in Herrick chapel; 3 p. M. class
day exercises on the college campus: s
p. M, senior dramatics IN the Colonial
theater; June Is, alumni day, S p. m, Phi
Beta Kappa Grafton by Prof. J. Trying
Manatt of Brown university in Herrick
chapel; June 16, commencement day, 1C
a. M, commencement exercises in Congre-
gational church, address by Ex-Governor
Folk of Missouri; 1880 p. m, college din.
ner at Rand gymnasium; 4 p. M, reception
at Carnegie library by President and Mrs
Main; s p. m, promenade concert on col.
lege campus by lows College Glee club.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
jewelers. window Robbed.

SIDNEY, Ia, May 1s.-(speciaI.)- Us. l..
Besle's jewelry store was rifled last night
Of goods 10 the value Of $50, consisting
principally Of bracelets. The thief reached
In through a hole in the plate glass in the
front window and took all he could reach
or fish out. II is thought to be the work
of local talent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
Looking for Young Forrer.

FORT DODGE, Ia, May l~s.-(special
Telegram)-rhe police are trailing a youth
In his teens who secured 800 here last
night from one man by forged checks.
Other amounts we're obtained elsewhere
and the lad left with a large amount Of
money.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
IoMa News Notes.

fortune to break one of his arms while
practicing the pole vault with a number
of lads who were training for the coming
summer field meet Wheeler, who lives
near the Boone driving park, was watch
ing the boys, and. being a strong fellow.
decided that he could show them cards and
spades In the game So, taking the pole.
well up TO the top, he made a mighty
spring. When he came to ne was lying on
the ground half dead. He had slipped in
some manner and had broken one of his
arms in two places. He was also otherwise
injured. his elbow being fractured and
numerous ligaments strained.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19

FORT DODGE, Ia, May ls.-(special Tel
egram)-George Lyttel of Sioux City was
brought here today charged with compile
iy in the recent robbery OF the Badger
Savings bank. Officers have had him
spotted for some time, but waited, hoping
the other three would turn up at their
haunt in Sioux City. Lyttel pleads not
guilty, and examination is to be held Fri,
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
Iowa
IOWA CAPITAL IS ELATED
Decision Against the Street Railway
Company is Cause.
FRANCHISE IS NOT PERPETUAL
Intoxicated Miner Tries GO Blow His
Home to Pieces with Powder and
Lives 10 Face Charge
in Court.
(From a starr Or correspondent

(From a Stair Cprrespondent.)
DIES MONIES, May 1s-(special.)-Des
Moines was todayr'elected over the deci-
sion of the supreme court OF the United
States in it's favor in the legal contest
against the Des Moines City Railway COM
rany. The city of Des Moines, through
It's citizens, commenced quo warranto pro-
ceilings to have 1he tracks of the company
ousted from the streets, on the claim that
the company's franchise had expired. The
railroad company. because 1t had stock
holders in other states, commenced an ac-
ton in the federal court to have the city
erjoined. The company claims II has a
perpetual franchise. The hearing was held
before Judge Smith Mcpherson. who ruled
with the company and e~njoined the city.
Now the supreme court of the United
States holds the franchise was not per-
petUAl and the city has wen its case, con-
trary to the ruling of Judge Mcpherson,
whose impeachment has recently been de-
mended by Congressn an Murphy of Mis-
souri, in the national legislature. Judge
Mcpherson also ruled the Blanchard anti
compact law, referring to insurance COM
ranies, illegal, but he was reversed in that
The Blanchard law is one that broke up
CON pacts. created competition in fire in
surance rates and cut the rates in Iowa
nearly In half.
Claims In Common LAW Spouse.
A man makes claim to recover the estate
of Electa j, Pond at Primgahr because, he
asserts. he is the common law husband of
the woman. His name is John B. Boying-
ton. Forty witnesses have been subpoenaed
for the probate trial.
Would Blow Up Family.
Osborne DeMoss, a miner at Everett,
and after quarreling With his wife threat
ened TO take his family to heaven. He
placed a keg of powder under the corner
of the house. His wife and child fled to
a neighbor's. He cut the fuse too short
The explosion blew him into the middle
of the road, tearing his clothes into shreds,
but not injuring him. The house was badly
demolished. He is now in Jail.
COrnerStone Laid.
The cornerstone to the $1,000 addition 1,
Nash hall at Des Moines college was laiC
with appropriate services this afternoon
1t had originally been designed to hold tn,
ceremony at the June graduation time, bu
the contractors declared the delay woul,
be too great.
Cy street Here.
Cy Street OF Council Bluffs. who is work
ing in the interest of a United Nations.
to establish a world wide peace, is in De
Moines, and states he will spend much tim,
working throughout lows creating senti
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19

II you want to feea wei. look we'll and
De we'll. take Foley's Kidney Remedy. It
tones up the kidneys and bladder. purifies
the blood and restores health and strength
Pleasant TO take and contains no harmful
drugs. Why not commence todAy2 For sale
BY al druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
A Viper In the stomach

is dyspepsia complicated witr liver and
kidney troubles Electric Bitters help all
such cases or no pay. Soc. For sale by
BeSton Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

The Council Bluffs offies Of the
Omaha nee r. ~ IS Scott street.
both Phones 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
Iowa

ment for his movement. Then he will go
into other states.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
LAHM ON BALLOON TRIP
Lieutenant and Two Companions FIX
pect to stay Up I'm Air
All Night.

WARRINGTON, May ~ls.-Signal balloon
No. II, with Lieutenants Lahm, Bamberger
and Dickinson of. the a%eronautioal division
in the basket, made an ascension at noon
today. The balloon took an e~asterly direc-
ton. Supplies sufficient for an all-night
trip were taken.
Dr. w. w. Magarell, optometrist, movec
to 206-20s City National bank building.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
Marriage

Licerses we're issued yesterday to the
following:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
Cy street Here

Cy Street OF Council Bluffs, who is work.
ing in the interest of a United Nations"
to establish a world wide peace, is in Des
Moines, and states he will spend much time
working throughout Iowa creating senti-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19

Cnrnerntnne Lnid.

The cornerstone to the $1,000 addition 10
Nash hall at Des Moines college was laid
with appropriate services this afternoon.
1t had originally been designed to hold the
ceremony at the June graduation time, but
the contractors declared the delay would
be too great.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
Claims Is Common Law spouse.

A man makes claim to recover the estate
Of Electa j, Pond at Primgahr because, he
asserts. he is the common law husband of
the woman. His name is John B. Boying-
ton. Forty witnesses have been subpoenaed
/ for the probate trial
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
MEXICAN CENTRAL RAILWAY
COMPANY LIMITED
Four-Yesr Five Per Cent Gold Notes
NOTICE OF REDENIPTTON

Four-Yesr Five Per Cent Gold Notes
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
To the holders OF the Four-Yesr Five Per
Cent. Gold Notes of Mexican Central
Railway Company Limited.
Mexican Central Railway Company Limited
pursuant to Article Eight OF the Trust Agree
Central Railway Company Limited Ems,
Thalmann. Hans Winterfeldt and BENJAMIN
s. Guinness. Trustees and The New York
Trust Company. as Dspositary. hereby gives
notice that IL has elected 70 redeem. az par
and accrued interest, on the next hslf-yearIy
interest day. 20 wit. on the hrst day OF Janu-
airy. 1910. the whole Of the issue OF Four-Year
Five Per Cent. Gold Notes OF said Mexican
Central Railway Company Limited issued
under said agreement now outstanding ana
not heretofore called for redemption
The said notes. with the coupons maturing
January 1. 1910. and ar suhsequent coupons
attached. are hereby required 20 be presented
for redemption and payment 20 The New
York Trust Company. az it's once No Ss
Broad street, New York City. y Y, On and
after the first day OF January 1910. and upon
the presentation and surrender thereo, ma
principal Of the said notes together with ths
interest thereon TO said first day OF January.
1910. will be paid
The interest on the said notes will cease On
January 1. 1910
Dated New York. November A 1909
MEXICAN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPaNy
LIMITED
By T. NJ SOUTHER. Assistant Treasursr
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

speculatIon IN the market for outsiue i
seCiIrities was less active, althoush IdIl
,redjnp was shown IN the higher priced
conner stocks Price movements We're
slightly irregular. and In most instances T
c,tc Convertible IS were dealt In for the
NTst time. and advanced 10 a. premium or
: per cent above the subscription price
while the rights sold at q advance. S9utn-
arm Iron and Steel common was bld UP
about pa points. Standard OIL contihueo
upward at a gain OF point Snlcsso ,i
subway was weak In the mihlns ssH nse
C,reene-C.ananea. Butte Coalition. Nevada
Consolidated and Giroux Consolidated held
firm. RAY Consolidated. British Coiumpld'
Miami and Boston were snade easleI-
EIv Central was weak, Union Mines was
arm C;oIdhsld stocks were quiet silver
issues were dull. with the exception or
Cobalt Central, which continued strons'
With a fair demand Bonds were steauy'
but uuiet.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Dealings in the specialties we're the teat-
ure of the market en- the ConsohdatSd ototh
Exchange during good part OF ne udS.
II was only in the nrst and last houl5 mt
the standard stocks were at all pronlnchI.
The buying Of Reading was ParucudIIy
vigorous toward the close OF the session,
and II sold as high as 1SfSs. compared WIN
a New York Stock Exchange TOP price ~
l641z. IL led United States Steel common
which was second in respect 70 Vol liLe-
That stock old not sell above @ls, against .
high OF 9i on the other hoard sales OF
Amalgamated Copper were only about one
third of their total on Tuesday. w Whue inc
total business showed q decided COuudc-
tion amounting TO only 62,Soo shares. the
market was a broad one IN respect 20 tts
number Of different stocks dealt IN, whlcn
was sixtv-twO. Fuel Missouri, Kansas <
Texas InterbOrough common and cotton
Oil were among the active specialttes. De
tailed operations follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
FURNISHED by Chisholm q Chapman. No.
Wall street,

FURNISHED by Chisholm q Chapman. No. IA
Wall street)
- Bid. Asked
Beth steel LIST ext SIS due Jan 4 1925 sgis sas.
do pur money 6s. due Aug 1898 III
Bun & Susq Iron LIST Is June 1892. pai.
do deb IS. Jan. 1875 .............. % a7
Dominion 4 IS. due July. 1922 a5is
La Iron Wks LIST 6s. due Dec 1928 IG4i. IO4x
Lacka steel LIST 5s due April. 1928 90
MARYLAND Steel LIST SIS due Feb 1922 iOa
Penn Steel LIST 5s. due Nov. 1917. 1O3
Penn Nd Steel IS due Sept 1928 I1Ois
Republic i a. y 1st SIS due Oct 1884 IOt 100
Sloss / * LIST 6s. due Feb, 1920. . IO6
do c0nsOl 4ias. due April 1918 - %
Jones-L Steel LIST 5s. due May. 1899 .IOiE. I0et.
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION-
Col II IS; Ser A. g. Z. due APR. 1881. .iI4Is i15l.
do series X. ID. r. due Apr, 1881. .iI4i, IISi-
sinking fund IS. due April I. 1855. .iO4T. i0Sl.
Cnlon steel ist 5s due Dec. 1882. .I04A. iOSL
Charlton steel 5s due 1905 i3 ...... .lOO =
- Clair Furnace lst 5s due 1910 80 IOp
81 Clair steel LIST IS, due iOOS-'a8 - 100
Illinois Steel deb SIS. due Jan 1910 . eai,
do Ss. due April l. 1918. .......... 100
All bonds quoted and interest"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
THE pennsylvania RAILROAD COMPANY
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
Phlladeiphia. Pa. November 1st' Isos

philadelphia Pa
. , ,s Roar, hlduh following resolution wa" adopted"
Tha
mn
&
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ana
shall stand TsSsTh of
subscription r"e"
between May S and June h1 1910 "
ah 1909
which
and
December
a
maxim
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aagnme
such 49a91a4 9T6@ s NDsnsr Dafs fa aa a. " the
All COMMUNICATIONS BY MAIL SHOULD ADDRESSED TO THE TREASURER At PHILADELPHIA
JAMES FAHNEsTocK
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18


DOMESTIC ENCHANGE.-Bo Boston. ; and
l0c discount. Chicago. Zoe discount. san
Francisco sight sC. telegraph si=c pre-
lnlurn. New Orleans commercial 0ld 45C
discount, hank = premium: Charleston.
huvinE Tar. selling l-lec premium ST
Louis par bid, lOc premium asked Gin
cincinnati 10c premium: Minneapolis HAc
premium; Savannah, buying 3-lsc dis
count. selling par
Rank CLEARINGS.-New York. *
changes s+s.S54.fes balances 1ls ss. s.5lS'
Philadel rhls, exchanges s29.522.s79. balances
s. lsa asl: Baltimore. exchanges s5.sls,soi.
balances t3sS..f2
SILVER Market & ommercisl bar sil-
Ner SEC Mexican silver dollars. s5C. Bar
silver in London closed ~ 232sd. an ad-
vance NJ l-lsd
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. ss5: Lis
bon. "a
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Me ex-
change on New York Is quoted Al 2olig.
GOVERNMENT REVENUE. - Receipts
fernal revenue. S45S go. and miscellaneous,
s. ia "a total of 81 GA .9fS against total eN-
l,fnditures on ordinary account Of s2l17.l30
Tor the month 10 date ordinary receipts
tures S3l. .sjg2A. The excess Of eNpendi-
turcs amounting 30 S5.0s2.9sl For the fiscal
Nesr 20 date ordinary receipts have heen
sess So 50. against f2l6 36e u59 IN the same
time in 1905. and ordinary. expenditures
So s0o6e3. against S251. AZ lss I'm 1905 The
excess in expenditures this year amount
fng 10 SIS ITO AS compared with an excess
last yesr of Ssl. .l0s. l's. Including Panama
canal account and public debt the excess
90 a u eNn andifurog over reCf infs since July
amounts 20 s422e1. .Sq1. against an excess in
Tho corresponding period year ago Of
So S15 So
TB-TREASIRV.-Th Sub-Trea sury was
debtor 10 the Clearing House $685.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks In
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened az a. per cent: highest, per cent;
lowest, 1 per cent, last -oan. per cent:
closing. per cent: ruling rate. "a per
cent Time money was "a shade easier
l'ates, per cent for sixty days. 4S4d5 per
cent for ninety days. "a Ter cent for four.
fve and six months. Mercantile paDer was
ir rather limited demand Rates: 5d5ig l.er
cent for indorsed hills TeCeivahl and choice
single names OF All dates. 5i46S for others.
F0REIGN EACHANGE.-Th foreign eN-
change market opened steady. with cables
quoted ~ ss7aa "a S7s5. iemand sterling At
4 So and sixty day bills ~ $3.50 SSls
Short francs were 5l67s Jess l-32. and short
reichemsrks A5 3-l6 plus l-'2 The market
was quiet and steady IN che afternoon. with
shles quoted ~ z.S7s4 "a $50. demand ster-
ling ~ ss1l5p4s120 and sixty day bills a.
SO. Gss5i- Short francs were : 1873 less
l-le snd short reichsmarks - 3-ls plus l-22
EankerS' nnsfed rafes fnIlnn--
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
INDUSTRIAL.

Shares open h,sa .S,I ~
200 Bay state Gas. Is ls9io Al 20
5000 June OIL -.... 80 y, ,e 9tL
1000 Mo Pac rights - s'
500 Kendall steel g oS7L
l5OO So Iron & : " 2o ~ z33x 80
54s do pref .-..-. 5Set S3..2 . g -SSx
SO STANDARD OIL LOS lVs9. tUo We
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
So. e2O Total sales.
MINING.
5000 Total sales
WHEAT.

$ 600 Dec option. 81 ora 81 O7is 81 Oss. 81 oss
100000 May option. C5 1O5ts OfS i O4s
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
RAILROADS.

25 Am Light & 7. 2T2 2I2 80 %oS
500 chic subway 81 6is g. s.
100 y Y y III & 80
LIST In pd ..-- .l4e 140 lfs l4S
oe0 South Shore TT 50i7 sos Soi3 SVs
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
GOVERNMENT BONDS

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, compared
with Tuesdays:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
THE EQUITABLE
TRUST co.
OF NEW YORK
CAPITAL, S3,OOO,0OO
Surplus aud Undivided Profits,
S11,OOO,OOO

ALVIN w. KREcH. President r
10 Nassau Street
LAWRENCE l. GILLESPIE. Vics-prsx
o18 Fifth Ave, near 5otn ST.
Checking Accounts with Interest
Trustee. Guardian. Executor, Ad,,ini,.
tration Of Estates
Foreign Exchange, Letters Of Credit
Safe Deposit Vaults
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
BUIFAI0 a sUsoUEHASNa RAILROAD
COMPANY

HIGEAIo SlsQUEHANNA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Preferred Stock Dividend No. so
The regular quarterly dividend Of ONE %
FER CENT. has been declared. payable De-
cemher J. 1909. 10 stockholders Of record No
veulher IS. 1903. r. A. LEHR. Treasurer.
4 NHRrISE.M ENTS AND 81 INSCRIPTIONS
~ fcr The Tribune received az their Uptown
Once, 10. 1864 Broadway. between seth 81.
snd 3Tth sts. until O'Clock 2. m Advertise
n1Cufs received at the following branch ofaces
- regular once rates until o'clock p. m.
Aiz, 26s Sfh ave. = o cor. 22d st. l5s 9Th
ave. cor. 18th -. l0a East Iath ST
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
INACTIVE STOCKS.

TIA s s gs @ f S s .S
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES
Maturing IaOa-'aa.

V"n'shea oy Williams. Mcconnell & Coleman
No. 30 Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
BONDS.
IRON AND STEEL BONDS.

id lots tsells cents per share. twhen issued.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
BOND MARKET SALES.

1000 y Y q 4izs
1857 .-.... 10
5000 do As 1897 1905
1000 Allis-Ch 5s. s4ea
1000 do .... S47s
600 do ...... s4&
2OooO Am c o AIS 9Sis
1000 Am II & l.
SIS 1900. 1921.
5000 DO ....... 102
1000 Ar AIS Gifts e3lz
10000 Am 7 & T
New-York tribune., 1909-11-18


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New-York tribune., 1909-11-18
Furnished by r. L. Day & Co. 40. 81

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