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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-03

T~WO-FAMILYii HILLSIDE .AVENTE.!
Desirab1y located; thirteen rooms. two baths.
two steam heaters; screens. awnings; mort
gage 81. 600: youi chance. IS. $50. FEST &
FEST. 72S Broad.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-03
Kelly-O 'Donoghue CO.
S5s MAIN ST, EAST ORANGE

EAST ORANGE TWO-FAMILY.
In elegant condition: built on extra large
lot; contains IS rooms and two baths; beau.
tifully decorated; separate entrances ana
steam heaters; two minutes to Grove Street
Station and trolley; can be bought S7bO below
actual value, with reasonable amount OF cash
required. PHILIP j. BOWERS e. 60. 1s
Market Il.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-03
A FINE MODERN HoME,l,

a TTNE MOIJTTKsF 4.
Fairmount az, near 18th aV'; exeslehe -
ca,ion. complete improvements. including 1ignt
re bright rooms. two bathrooms zone tlle9l,
large paniry. parquet floors thro1 nsi,jngs w fre-
~ line cellar: electricity; steam. avn.
I,nss ,ereens: beautiful gardens: owner VIII
sserihce 1850 less than cost mus sen iN"
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-03

CLINTON HILL. near Clinton av.-New S-room
house: all modern, up-to-date improvements;
large lot for stable. Price. S. 500. Easy terms.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-03

RoSEVILIE BARGAIN-Three-fami house, c
rooms and bath, all improvements but heat.
each nat: large lot: rent 1921 year: good invest
ment. H. e. BEACH, 500 Broad st.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-03

REAL ESTATE: all departments: all prices:
all the Oranges: large list of houses and
rn. In La nA lAnl
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-03

CHADWICK Az. l16-Fourteen-ro room 2-famil
house. all improvements. steam heat, sepa
rate entrances. Inquire 4SS Clinton av.
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REAL STATE for sale and exchange. In
quire BEYER, 7s2 Broad st.. near Market.
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
LOCAL SECURITIES


ELECTRIC. GAS, ETC.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-03

Fourth av. and Sixteenth st.
Opposite Ampere Station. East Orange,
The Dickinson press., 1909-07-24
Legal Notices.
FIVE YEAR PROOF

Department Of the Interior, q. S., Land
ONCE at Dickinson. N. D.. June 81. 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Alfred Skinner.
OF Gladstone. N. D., who. on November Z.
Serial No. 0330s. for eh nek. sec. rs. twp. 14on.,'
range IS W., 5th Principal Meridian. has fied
notice Of intention to make final FIVE year
scribed, before the Register and Receiver at
Dickinson, N. D., on the 18th day OF August.
1909.
land, William B. Powers. of Gladstone, N. ID.
William David. Fem Pelton, OF Dickinson.
N, D.
e-a64st s. M. FERRIS, Register.
The Dickinson press., 1909-07-24
FIVE YEAR o

Department Of the Interior. o.. 8. Land
On1ce at Dickinson. N. D.. June %. 1908.
OF Dickinson. N. D.. who, on july 10. i9Oe.
made homestead application. No. 244e8. Serial
No. 03loo. for SEX swA and lots s. 6 and Z,
sec. 6, twp, 1873 D.. range o6 w., 5th PRINCIPAL
Meridian. has fled notice Of intention to make
final i've year proof. TO establish claim TO the
land above described. before the Register And
of August, 1905.
Claimant names as Witnesses: John Zastoupdl.
Frank v. Pavicek. Anton Hondl, Anton
Ouirop, all of Dickinson, N. D. G--S.
1886 /. s.. M. FERRIS. Rapister
The Dickinson press., 1909-07-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
]. g. Land ONCE at Dickinaon- N n.

Notice Is hereby given that Joe Duckhorn,
made Homestead Entry No. i27z2, Serial No
0e004. Tor SH NE4 sen NWx q Lot S, Sec. 8.
Twp. l7 =. Range NV. 9Th 2: NJ. has flied
Proof. to establish claim to the land above
described. before the Register and Receiver
Of the q. 8. Land Once, at Dickinson, n. D..
on the 18th day Of July, 1909,
Claimant anne Is Witnesses: John Lob.
Bernhart Martin. George Siel, John Seller, al
elest SIN. FERRIS. Register.
The Dickinson press., 1909-07-24

provemesnutts.
sH sec. ,~,4.13o-o6. add ssyo Esofsihuss
p~roven1ents. 4
Mex sec. ~34.I3o-o6. add 500 for, i'm
| provements.
Sex sec. 2-14o-o6. add 500 for i'm.
provements.
SwA section 4.14o-o6. add 500 for i'm
provements.
SwA sec. 5-14o.o6, add $50 for i'm.
provements. 49,
NwX sec. 5.14o-o6, add 500 for i'm
provements. F..
Lots 4, 2, 3 and 4sec. 6.I4o.o6, add $50
for Improvements.
Sex and lots 5, gu, {, 9, 10. II, and II
sec. 6-I4o.o6, add $500 for Improvements.
EH sec. 6.I4o-o6, add SIoo for i'm.
provements. ~
NeH sec. o-I4o.o6, add $50 for i'm
provements.
SH sec. lo.14o.o6, add 500 for im-
provements.
Nw4 sec. 1o.14o-o6 add $50 for inn
provements.
Sex sec. 12-14o-o6. add $50 for i'm
provements.
NwA sec. 12-14o-o6. add $50 for i'm.
provements.
Sex sec. I4-14o-o6, add 500 for i'm
provements.
SwA sec. 14-I4o.o6. add 500 for i'm
provements.
Mex sec. 14.14o.96, add 500 for i'm
provements.
Sex sec. 18.I4o-o6, add $50 for Inn
provements.
EH NV and lots I and 2, sec. 49,
YAN.~H odd &YNN for S~~po,,n~oo~H
Mex sec. I8-l4o-o6, add 500 for i'm
provements.
EN sec. 1o.J4o-o6, add s15o for i'm
provements.
SwH sec. lo.l4o-o6. add 500 for i'm
provements.
SwH sec. 2o-14o.o6. add 500 for im-
provements.
NeH section 2o.14o-o6, add 500 for
Improvements.
NwA sec. 24-14o-o6 add 500 for inn
provements.
VIZ sec. a7-14o.o6. add 500 for i'm
provements.
SH sec. 2S.l4o-o6, add 500 for i'm
provements.
SwA sec. 3o-I4o-o6. add 500 for inn
proVements.
SwA sec. 32-14o-o6. add 500 for i'm
provements.
NeA sec. 34.14o-o6. add $40 for inn
provements.
NJ and Sex sec. 35-14o.96, add $40
for improvements.
81 Mex and lots I and 2, sec. 4-137-
81, add sI5o for Improvements.
WV SwX, Sex SwX, Sw1 SEX sec.
~14.137-o7, add 500 for improvements.
SeH sec. 22.I37.o7, add 600 for i'm
prOvements,
81 NwH and NJ SwH sec 34-I37-o7,
add 500 for improvements.
EH sec. 4.I3S.o6. add 500 for i'm
provements.
NwA sec. 1o.138-o7. add $50 for i'm
provements.
All sec. 15-138.o7. add $40 for i'm
provements.
All of sec. l-I3o-o7, add $50 for i'm
provements.
NwA sec. 2.139.o7, add $50 for i'm
provements.
NJ sec. 3-139oz, add $50 for improve
ments.
SEX sec. 4-139-oz. add SIS for improve
EH SwA and WV and SEX sec. g.
1907, add 500 for improvements.
SEX sec. 1o.I3o.o7, add 500 for inn
provements,
Sw. X sec. 1o-13o-o7, add 500 for i'm
provements.
NJ sec. 13I3o.o7, add 500 for i'm
provements.
Sex sec I2-I3o-o7, add 500 for i'm
p~rovements.
SEA- sec. 2o-13o.97, add $50 for inn
provements.
NeA sec. 2o-13o.o7, add $50 for i'm.
p~rovements.
Nv Y sec. 22-I3o.o7, add 500 for i'm
provements.
SwH sec. 22-13o.o7, add $50 for i'm
provements.
Ne X sec. 22.139 81, add 500 for i'm
provements.
SH OF 81 sec. 24-13o.o7 add 500 for
improvements.
EH Mex, Nw4 Mex and Mex Nwx
sec. 26.13o-oS, add $50 for improve
ments.
Sex sec. 26.13oo7, add $3.50 for i'm;
provements.
Sw x and Mex sec. 3~4-136-o7, add $50
for improvements.
.SwH sec, 2-14o-o7, add 500 for i'm
provements.
Lots 7, 8, 9 and 10 sec. 2-14o-o7, add
$50 for Improvements.
Continued on page q
G. A. MCFARLAND TT. MURTHA
MCFARLAND & MURTHA.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-01-21
Bargains in Used
Steinway Pianos.

If you know of anyone who wishes
very good piano at moderate cost,
he will be interested in the fact that
just at the present time the wellknown
music house Of Lyon & Healy Chicago,
have a large salesroom entirely filled
with used Steinway Uprights. These
Steinways embrace a wide variety of
styles. All of them, of course are gen.
uine Steinways, and all of them are in
fine condition, but there is great diff
erence in the cost.
Besides these instruments Lyon &
Healy are also now Offering at a great
rebuilding clearing Sale, the pianos
formerly owned by the Thompson
Music Co., the Healy Music Co. and
the big Thearle Piano Co., as we'll as
their own stock. You can secure a
fine instrument at 20 to 40 per cent less
than usual prices. /.
These pianos will be sold either for
cash or upon very easy monthly pay
ments. Freight upon an upright piano
is only matter of a few dollars. All
of these instruments are fully guaran-
teed to be exactly as represented. The
opportunity to secure one will un-
doubtedly be taken advantage of by
the shrewd buyers of this vicinity.
A letter to Lyon & Healy, 10 Adams
street, Chicago, will bring full par
ticulars.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-01-21
Go. Judge's Report.

Report of the Office of County Judge
for the year 1908, compared with the
year 1907:
Number of cases probated during
the year 1908, 20; appraised value,
Sl55, ,522.OO.
Amount collected and turned into
the Treasury, $4,000.
Number of marriage licenses issued
during the year, 81. OF this number
II was married by the County Judge.
There were two cases of information
of insanity, one of which was released
and one sent to the asylum at James,
town for custody.
The year 1907, there were 10 cases
probated. Appraised value, $l7l, 902.
(. Amount collected and turned into
the Treasury, s1o25.
Number of marriage licenses issued
during the year, SO. OF this number
9 was married by the County Judge.
There was two cases of information
of insanity, both were released.
Dated January 4th 1909.
ADAM S. MoOTE,
County Auditor.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-01-21
Hope People Send
Clothing i M|p|Is. !. Poor. ?

Are there millionaires in, Hope?
Yes, if the peoples purses are as big
as their hearts. There came word
from the Union Mission of Minneapo-
lis that there was much suffering
among the poor Of that city for want
of clothing. This gave some of our
people the hint to get busy, as here
was an easy chance to be good. The
result was in few hours about 900
pounds of clothing were contributed,
carted together and packed in nine
barrels and boxes and Immediately
shipped out.
It can hardly be said that it was old
clothing for a majority of it was prac-
tically as good as new, while some Of
it was brand new off the shelves of our
merchants. Some of the ladies con-
tributed large bundles of womens' and
childrens' clothing of all kinds, of ex-
cellent quality, clean and nice. There
were dozens of mems suits thrown in
as good as President Roosevelt wears.
There was a nice sprinkling of infants
wear which was an exceptionally vel
come contributions, as the superinten-
dent of the mission informs us that he
is never able the half supply the de-
mand for this class of clothing. About
barrel of pretty good shoes was
packed. Altogether it is a splendid
gift to the unfortunate of Minneapolis
sent freight prepaid.
An average suit OF clothes for man
or woman will weigh about siz
pounds. Nine hundred pounds will
make $50 suits; at $1,000 per suit
amounts to $1,000 which means tina,
as many wants will be Immediately
supplied as that amount Of casf
would do.-Moral: Don It burn up OF
throw away old clothes. G.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-01-21
Dies In Sight Of Home.

+
On January l4th Mr. Ole Hefta left
his farm for Sharon, four miles dist
ant, by team, accompanied by his son.
He sent his team home by the boy and
Mr.. Hafta himself stayed until S p. m.
when he and a neighbor started home
on foot. He stopped at his neighbours
for supper and after eating same re-
sumed his journey home, mile dist
ant. This was the last seen of Mr..
Hefta alive.
The following day the body was
found 80 rods from his own home by
his son.
The coroner was called and after
carefully investigating the case, de-
cided that death was due to heart
failure.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-01-21
Another Case
Of Wasn't Loaded.

Last Thursday night DR.. Hedding
received call to go to Jens Paulson's
southwest of town. to dress gunshot
wound. On the way out there the
doctor and his driver became lost and
reached the Jenson home late in the
night.
They found that Mrs. Paulson was
the victim of the accidental discharge
OF an old revolver that was supposed
to be not loaded. The shot taking
effect in the hip. The doctor quickly
dressed the wound and now the patient
is doing nicely.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-01-21
Communicated.

From time to time we hear some of
our business men numerically roast
certain citizens Of the community for
patronizing catalogue houses. That
is we'll and good. That class of citi-
zens should be roasted. Also semi
occasionally we hear howl of right
eous indignation about these same
business men not properly supporting
our home undertakings themselves.
There is good cause for this we believe,
because what is right is right, whether
it favors business men or customers.
You may ask any business man in town
what he would think of me, or you, or
any body else if we should send to
Chicago for all our groceries, clothing
and other supplies and allow our bus
mess men to build up our town and
live on wind. Everyone of them would
say "you are unfit to live in this town
and country" and they would be right.
Such man ought to move to Chicago
or Halifax or be forced to patronize
home institutions. Now we are COM
ing to the point. After repeated re-
quests from businessmen and others
interested in dance music, a number
of our musicians we're prevailed upon
to organize an orchestra this winter
and this was done almost entirely to
accommodate those men who did not
wish to be compelled to hire high
priced out-of-town orchestras when
music was desired. The boys organ
lied an orchestra and they have a
good one. They have worked and
practiced together all through the fall
and winter. Plenty good enough to
furnish allthe music necessary for any
dance given in Hope. The class OF
music they play is equal to any play
ed in, this country outside of profes-
sional class. So far this winter the
orchestra has been engaged to play
for one dance-only one. And be it
said to their credit that on this oc-
casion the class OF music furnished
was as good as the best ever heard
in Hope, professional organizations
included.
A Grand Ball or two will be giver
in the near future by some OF oul
secret societies. A Grand Orchestra
with grand price attached to it vii,
be hired simply because home talent is
not good enough. Some OF these days
these same gentlemen who are inter
ested in importing foreign orchestras
will want to get up common ordinary
dance, and they will want to empty {
common ordinary, cheap orchestra
the Hope orchestra of course ane
they will be met with the stony fac
and the really good advice, "Send K
Sears, Roebuck & 90. for your or
chestra, and I'll buy my goods wher'
Iplease. A A5CITIzEN.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1909-01-21

Brighten up! Paints, Varnishes
and Alabastine in all tints and
colors at Wamberg's Drug Store.
Such chances as the G. P. r.
offer do not come every day.
Fine land on ten years time.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
GOVERNMENT EoNps-

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds compared
with Saturday's-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks In
which there we're no transa ctions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
BONDS.

Sales Open. High. Low N.ose
I .O0a Con Ariz Sc. - 50 - -
IS 600 my T 1st 4i2s 91i4 S4s SIs - a
Is Oo0 West Pac SIS. S6's - So's %
sells cents per share. when issued.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP.

: z. SHELDON a OO.-CERTIFTCATF To
contiDue partnership name
"a teress fhe nrm of J. T.. SHELDON & 90
hEe transacted business ln this State for rot less
tnan three Ncars, under the said firm name ane
saln business continues 10 be conducted by the
uncersiE EIied-
AoN. fhe1ifore this is 20 certify that the sub
snfln'F. clarence ID sheldon. Is the person in
tfliainE 20 leal under such frn name and 10
o uunue % conduct the business of said 0rTa.
arc u NE sald partnership name. and that his
lritClIal place ~ business al iaa West Broad
Nef. IN the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY ana
"unia W New York. and that his place of resi-
ceucf is iu tlc town Of Washington Dutchess
county Nen York 90 %. Nilb-ooki.
Dated N-w York. Nov =. ls05
CLARENCE T. SHELDON.
lr psesc1ce ~ CARLTON p. PIERCE.
state ~ Nen York. County q New YORK -
on tlis etl lak of November lefEs before
personally appeared Clarence D. sheldon. 10 me
kLonn and known 20 me 10 10 the individual
mentioned d. ana who executed the foregoing
Cerflncate. AID no duly acknowledge 20 ne
thst ht executed the same
AIsi lSrA IT. El-N FIR.
Auf.r-- ll--I.L-.- = u
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES

FURNISHED b. Williams Mcconnell A. t,ols,,a,
No. % Wall street
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09

@ s & % 's s s period
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

A good deal Of irTegulaTity attended the
trading on the Consolidated Exchange
Business was only fairly active ana was
decidedly professional in flavor The fall
ure OF the Bank of Germany 10 advance IT'S
discount rate. together with the good snow
ing OF the banks weekly statement. was
responsible for some early buying that Tor
a time impaired relative firmness 10 prices
compared with the Stock Exchange quo
tations United States Steel common az SOS
and Union Pacific AZ 203ls both touched hlSh
figures for the day is OF point above the
top prices Of the other board Amalga-
mated Copper was hammered by the room
trading element on its advance. ruling
about = of a point below the other ex-
change most OF the time. ~ faheO 70
sell above s9ss against S924- Total trans
actions of 5000 shares were distributed
among fifty-four issues. Among the sPeclal-
ties the feature was Pittsburg Coal, the
trading in which was extremely hNely-
Steel common continued 10 lead the market
I'm volume while Amalgamated Copper was
second and Union Pacific third. Detailed
operations follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Interest vas shown IN number OF "
iop priced mining issues in the marker
for outside securities. Ely central on
heavy offerings broke sharply from ! 70
~ recovering oniY slightly from the loN
est pauhide. Coalition and RovdTd on
snlidsted fell about fer. In the hisne'
hrirss issurs dfuness Vas manifested. With
SPECULATION brick There vas a good de
nisnd for Nevada Consolidated. WMch
moved WI 10 27ts Cumberland Fly Vas
frfr Butte Coalition. Miami. Greene
Csnznea and United Copper. after carry
small reactions. rallied Kerr Lake opene0
weak but later improved 81 Siptssins
-rd Is Rose held about steady American
Tnhsrco and standard OIL we're stronz on
fairly scfiv. trading Chicago subway was
auist AZ a fractional change MANHATTAN
transit was firm and active. Bonds we're
duII hut steady in tone
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTCH II HEREBY GIVEN THAT RABINO-
NIIL-ffcisl-STElN CO.. domestic CorpCra-
fion. having It, principal ofhoe IN the Borough
81 Manhattan city. County and state % New
NoTk. vii Amply 20 the supreme Court 81 the
state 80 NeW York. 81 Special Term Part Z
thereof. - te hsll On the County Court House
80 l'eCfUlher SIN. lsa9. 10 30 O'Clock IN the
forenoon a. thar day. soon thereafter -
counsel can D. hcaro. for an order authorizing
the said Corporation To change its Cerg5ra1e
narl' 20 N . FERlsSTETN co.
l'afcd. Ncw YORK November lsf 1879
HNONlTZ-FERi,STETN 90. tSealD
fy - PEEIsSTEIN. Pre-. and Treas
kAf-I. EERN SrEIN Aftnfrex 90 Dsfifinner.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
MINING
WHEAT
BANK STOCKS.

o5 600 rs- ortion los ios loi. 1ozS
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09

bsnters Tosft1 rsfes foIIoT
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MsRKET- Money On ran
opened sf per cent. highest ? Per cent.
lou'esf - per rent: last losn. g.. per cent.
ciofgng, - - Ter cent. ruling rafe. { Ter
cent TINE rnonev hsd strong underfene.
rlcrv-fhsrs sndlnE thai demand Vss only
TnoderHre Rates for siEf- snd ninety
ds''F sro four months - - Ter rent and
Tus snd siE months. ~ dzis per cent NeT-
csnrne pEper Vas dun and unrhsnEed
rsfes. 80. rer CsrT for tie best know
rEales 5itfS Der rent for others
FOREIGN FkCHANGE Sterling cables
ueFe off ~ ~ - POINTS 81 The openlng hur
fhe 20 lsncs ~ fhs n1srkef ~ss sres6V A.
fhs end ~ the first hour quotations we're.
Cshles Z s-@s6s & demand sterling. E-.06
So. snd sipfv-dav bills ss26s 81 EhcTf
rene v-ere El7i- less l-s26S IA ard
shc~f rel-hsn1srks. - less l-e2 HeS< II
fhs tsce - engagement - gold Tor exroTr
- south Euerics fhe marker developed
prc1ounced Strength n The Afternoon
rising about - OF rh- pound Gables ver.
quoted ~ 4 ss45 sn5 siXfv ds- tills e. 4 ssi.
Short francs were IL sns shorf reiohs-
marks S-1s
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
MEETINGS

4 rvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
fc- Ths Tribune received a. rheir TP-oV,
crce. N 1854 B~cadwav. between 36fh g
ana SIN SIS unfl 2 clock n Adver-is--
n-ars received az the to.ioprinE h-an-h oe-es
= regular once rates until G clock n
VIZ <n+ srh ave. cor 2Sd 81 iSe -
ave. cor l-th - 104 East I4th ~ PSI Ves,
80 -. between 5th and Srh syes 2S3 Vest
l-Hth - 1888 Sd ave. 1925 81 ave near sist
-. lso> lst ave. near S9th - l55 East feSth
- t3S fremont ave. go 1d ave. snd any
American District telegraph once.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
NoH-MEMBER BANKS.

'slf noekiy statement Of averages % the
hanks uf NeW York city. Brooklyn. Jersey
fitf. iioroker snd staten Island which
af~ ROOT uetnbers ~ the New York Clear
ana housf Association. but which clear
Trough some 81 the members. D. as fol-
lowe
Nof. q. Dcf 30 Decrease
In, de-, an e. &sg rs 100 $50 exc is0 sss- so
lIf liafion .---- 2lel.ef,D = lss 80 81 s0o
Ncf ccuuei,s. lf 1l- 100 ll. 81 fO0 2 f.,s 4 .
lterf. u4fl H.lry
ifousr gents. u JlafHs9 u pa 4as = 49, ia
Tfus. VIfh aauks
sUc Ir. .AsfcsB .sIg le9 - %.
lEEEl fenlcrs
tauhUcfcs ...- *. sfs1 t,<s. 30. ~ .fa
rftlit ----.-.---. nr--sp' tsla*'y - 800
rotsi ..-..- E.9 so5 s'.e s.. sis s0s s. ls.s l,e
~, Tocslrec---- = a-el-s - e,ss $50 90 -
surrias ...-- s-oss.s's ss.ss.0 sss.o. 30
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New-York tribune., 1909-11-09
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
oTTIor on RrApI>G ooNP.>l

ofEiff on READING COMPANY.
ThllH delphis October = 1900.
Thr Board ~ Directors has declared from ~.
80 earnings dividend = = per Cfuf. on ne
20 -onG Preferred stock ~ the Compan,. - he
T'slc No1cu1bsr D. 1Hne o. fhe sfcckho.ders
~ cord The close - business October -.
ipfs4 'lerks Rsl hc mailed 70 sfork elders ~
fsfe fles dividend orders p-tfh rhe Treasurer
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New-York tribune., 1909-11-09

iIUMENIlI EAIHANGE Boston, g
discount Chicago 4sc discount; San Fran
rieco. e GIT o.. telegraph ~ premium.
Ssac orleans. commercial 81 discount.
hauk 81 premium. Charleston. buying par.
'solling l-loc premium. - Louis. 35c dis
count bid. -sc discount asked. Cincinnati.
soc premium, Minneapolis. par. Savannah,
buying c-l6c discount. selling par.
RANK CLEA ~ NdiS.-New York eE-
changes s..S 0s6..52. balances sIl.sIqz-1.
f-ftc0co. eNrhanEes s49 sSl.k3I. balances
-s.1ks.@sk Rosion. Exchanges $50 031. eos.
D. iHrccs .a.l $50. Baltimore. exchanges.
s. a6s. .see. balances t1s2.Seb
SILNE-R MARKFT. - Commercial bar
silver. I0fs r McKican silver dollars s3c
Ear Silver iu London closed a. % Z d. an
advance of lied
GOLD PREMIUM Mn MADRID. $50:
Lisbon. Is.
MlcAICAN l-ACHANGE-MeN eK-
change 90 Aew York is quoted al e9Ii.