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Ner York stock List

e 2. Hutton & Co.. 400 California street,
.hlenbeEs OF the New York stock exchange, fur
1ish the following list o. bond and stock sales
yesterday:
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PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. 24.-Butter-City
creamery extras, 35M36c: fancy outside cream
cry, 35c; store, 1s@20c
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uInneapoIis wheat Market
Portland Ruttcr Market

MINNEAPoLIS, Feb. 24-Flax closed q
S1.674.
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Renewed Activity in Local Bonds.
Mining Stocks Quiet and
FeatureIcsS
There was renewed activity In bonds yester-
day, sales the exchange amounting 10 $780,
OO0 of which $72. 600 was in Spring Valley gen
eral mortgage As at SIS %. Prices were not
materially changed. There was also fair busi-
ness In stocks, with an advance In Spring Valley
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SALES

Mining Stocks
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the san Francisco
tOck and exchange board yesterday:
CONSTOCES
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assessment DIRECTORY, ComstocI< Mines
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 24-1O:sO a. N.
UNITED STATES BONDS

IS or cp new lSs or COUP. -
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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Flour and Farinaceous Goods
Fiour-California family extras. $696.60 net
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COPPER CLOSE

The following list IS furnished by E F. Hut
ton Co.. 490 California street, San Fran
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ss STOCKS High Low Bid Ask
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Receipts of Produce
FOR WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ?
STOCK MARKET

Flour. qr SIS .....................
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22

The local market for pot GO soGn 6n 99s ea Tt59 s69
II o7e FOR mddllng Gulf S2Ies l24 bales St4gTn sr
quiet and nnchanged at 10 -1sc sales 7pS bales Nor
Baltimore nominal and UNCHANGED At i"A9c- HusHs,d
bales s. Louis quiet and l. higher 1850; sales,
alTSsSn C. hoiidav Sew Orleans steady and unchanged
al 10 5IGc: sales loo hayGs Ga3GesI%T auieJ ana ana
changed I9s Houston s5eady and - NJ higher at
ioi.c: sales Le5o bales Receipts leading points
t@F Ne% s6o to 800 bae against 1855 last
Cotton Ezehanse special Llyssrgool cables; Spot
ana export 900. american 1000 IMPORTS 1000
to mdPRs Pon sR SPRR9q co at
aad s5 MayJGne 555di Junc-July aid july Angus
It'd SsP'e5er 'td
her. 53+lsd 5ata JsnnaEy Feb Feh-
Neutrality-suspicious. quiet but steady; cloths quiet
FLOUR AND MEAL-Demand for -four was OF the
hand to mouth sort again o.day. sales being unno
moderate demand at old prices. The foi-
change spring patents So 2oa$7 2o winter s;ralshis
e. S0 @ e. e. TO- 10. "xtra No winter s. 60 s. Extra No
winter 81 9*4 80: Kansas straighys s. 7og s. o5
s [ no a9te S69e% K KIM dried $ s. 81 So 8
coarse. 'aT s. 45ds1 80 FEED@Wcsern arm city drm
quoted Western. spring, S27 20; standard middllng
S2 co. -four do $50 so red dog $S1 60 city bran $26 80
all April shipment. hominy chop. $27 bulk. SOS 20
l. L.
GRAN -wIiEAAT-The market opened at the days
low point ruled rreguIar but closed arm at
net rise Of :. a y G sales for export loads The
mainly to poor cables good crop news There is
no the subsequent advance unless it he ma
ti f PndanesT where nrices Tere higher closed
lower-Liverpool by 1%d; Berlin by sc. and Paris
read: ''There pronounced weakness at the start
here and values were from 1 q a 7sd lower; Heavy
markets yesterday. continued favorable
European advices. and the general dulness Of
demand
Il I'D. due 20 shorts covering Again there was
the opening. with offerings liberal and the demand
quiet. Toward midday the Liverpool market again
was improved demand, while leading firms started
reports condition Of wheat April II at &c per cent
year Rye. 8S against 70 40 respectively. The
the reappearance OF main force they withdrew and
are said to maintain procrastinatnE attitude as to
cash wheat and to provide only for emergencies
was said 10 be better demand spring wheat
bushels hard wheat to miliers Partridge and
explaining the after-opening advance. Advices from
not improved by yesterdays break In wheat Weather
conditions generally favorable for seeding with
in some spring wheat sections. Aside from such
throughout the winter and spring wheat region and
there is at present according TO some arguments al
years and earlier for important states.
sas Nehrasky Missouri and Oklahoma during the last
days averages = l inch which is considered
annie to carry the ccp twenty or possibly thirty
dispatch, better this time of year.
lowing the introduced at washington proposing
the removal of duty during the next year there Will
change 20 consider the question OF duty wheat
The cash market closed firm. with No red 81 40 in
elevator and 81 fl ahoat both nomin nal; No
Northern Duluth and No hard winter, 81 32zs b
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
eEurnl.hsa by Van sehaiek & Co. No. Wan street1
OTHER mARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.

,-nicago April 21.-CATTLE-R Receipts estimated at
- 600 head: market 10c lower steers. S5dS7
calves 50 50a 80; and feeders So 3og$5 80
Receipts 20 900 head market barely
steady choice heavy shipping 81 2$7 4o butchers 81 10
= e. igbt uIXed TbdS1 05 choice light S6 e5a$1 90
% gst & s6 a5Gs7 I5 pigs S5a$6 20 bulk OF sales 81
Gs7 35 SHEEP Receipts. estimated at 1000 head
market weak lower sheep S3 1885 so; lambs,
s. 50ass 10: yearlings IS 25a$1 81
cincinnati. April 21.-CATTLE-Receipts. 569 head;
active and generally steady prices fair good shippers
sc 25. common. 50dS4 -. HOGSRecepts, 1891
head SLOW butchers and shippers 81 40
steady: 81 50aS5 10 LAMBs-steady; s. 5oas7 IS
Kansas City. April 2l-CATTlE-Rece!pt 6,JOO head
Including COO OF Sosherns; market steady 10 lOc
choice export dressed beef $6dS6 go
and feeders SASS 70: 81 7oQs6 Southern
coys 75dS5 81 2JIS5 p: hcfers
s4Gs6 10. balls So 45dS5 calves 50 50dS6 ~ HOGS
Receipts. head: market steady 70 DC lever top
and butchers s5as7 15 lights 81 o0GS7 %; pigs 50 y
asa % SHEEp-Recepts. I,0c head: market steady 10
i0c lower lambs 40ass yearlngs, s. s5aS7 35 weth
ers 25aSg 81 so4S3 0 stockeTs ana feeders
e. soSs5 ~, Texas muttons 81 4Oas5 %.
Fast Ru4alo Apri! 21-CATTLI.Steady: prime steers.
so s0dS8 ~ VEALS-Receipts 600 head SLOW and 60c
lower: seaS7 q. HOGs-Receipts. 900 head fairly
actixe and strong higher heavy, 81 10a$ mixed
G0dsT 75 pigs SO COAST roughs 80 4ase 60 dairies
e. 35GS7 80 SHEEP AND LAiBS-Receipts. soo0 head;
sheen SLOW; wethers 25c lower; lambs active and 30c
toledo April .-CLOEERSEED--Cash, - SO; April.
so october 60; December SO GO; March, IS i21a
So = 81 e5 No 8 IS so rejected s5 q neglected 81 so
TIMOTHY-Prime 81 so ALSIKE-PriTne. S. 10
choice 50 i0ase o. prime So 2oGs6 90 SHEEP-suppiy
far: steady: prime S. 1895 % culls and
mon 81 50Ts3: lambs 81 50fs6 IS VEAL CALVES
So 50aSs ~ HoGSReceipts light. active and higher
ers 81 COAST e5; Sight Workers. S'qS1 20; pigs 30 eV
So So roughs S6q$6 Io
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
IRON AND STEEL CONDITIONS.
The Iron Age" says

There is considerably more interest in the pig
iron markets the impulse made by the sales of
Southern iron during the past two weeks being
felt in nearly ali parts of the country. \ con
siderable amount of business has been done. N
some instances very quietly The pipe makers,
who were the first, have purchased further guam
utes IN the Central West and one Ohio shop Is
LON in the market for total Of 1900 tons Tor
nave bought more literally, and some large IN
terests have Inquiries out. Among them is 4
12,000 tons. The maleabIe makers are testing
the market and one Eastern plant has taken
10000 tons. Basic steel makers in the Central
are ner,Ginq for r9rtT m r.pi aIt6crh re-
low prices are frequently incorrect, and although
against one another il is true that bars plates
and structural material are distinctly weaker. a
ieading interest is reported TO have secured the
!o.VoO tons OF bars. plates and shapes FOR the
lsthmian Commission at prices which have not
on the volume of business. and urgent efforts
mills to as long a period as possible Chicago
shows the effect of larger volume of work, par
IS tehg S IS edenced b2 te ReRSSe sSf ha aS the Illinois
capacity.
The Iron Trade Review" SAYS:
a Pittsburg firm having large iron ore and
to abont 400 o6o tons 81 i ~ F eas
prices. but il is understood an exchange deal was
involved. and the sales cannot be considered To
king ore es 6r OF this Teap nogTS for or g
iron is much larger and represents leading elec
tric. radiator. harvester and cast iron pipe In
teTests' as We'll as a vast number of smaller con-
Germs Sales OF southern iron have continued at
a satisfactory rate. and the SIl Birmingham
price for No has practically disappeared. The
scarcity OF the lower grades of pig iron In the
south IS noteworthy feature Among impoT-
tant purchases 10000 tons by the WesJinE-
house Electric and Manufacturing Company. The
IlVeIlest competition has developed in steel bars,
and for prompt shipment 1.fOc. Pittsburg. IS the
prevailing price. While contracts up Janu-
ary il5c is asked Prices Of bilets are also be
ing shaded. and sales in the Chicago district
have been made at about 81 below the recently
announced prices Contracts for structural
terial during the last week have not been heavy,
and in some districts in which the 1900 price had
been adhered TO sales have been made a
duction of 81. Some important railroad work is
pending, including about 10000 tors for track
elevation for the Philadep phia & Reading ine
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad has placed
order with the Pressed Steel Car Company for
l.3eO all steel gondolas. and the 5000
plates and shapes required will he furnished By
the Carnegie Steel Company. There is some slad-
ing in prices of plates 4 striking Illustration
of the competition that might be expected If the
tariff bars were let down is shown by the fact
that on a recent order for the steel pipe placed
by a Canadian mining interest German pipe
the American cost of manufacture.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
TO SOLVE RAILROAD PROBLEM.
GcVernor Draper Suggests Corporation Fl
nanced by Railroad to Hold B. & M Stock.

Boston, April 21.-The creation OF a corporation
10 pe financed by any railroad corporation of Massa-
cnusetts, presumably the New York, New Haven
d Hartford Railroad for the purposes of pur
CHASING and holding stock of the Boston & Maine
Railroad, the solution OF the railroad contro-
Nersy in this state suggested by Governor Eben S
Draper In a message to the Legislature to-day.
The Governor suggested that Il such a corporation
be formed it should be strictly limited, that a
Jority Of its directors shall be citizens of Massa-
chusetts and that its principal office shall be in
boston The message was in part, follows:
II such a corporation is authorized with the
powers and limitations which l have indicated,
am informed and believe that 1t could acquire
large holding of stock Of the Boston Maine Rail-
road This would result in bringing the ownership
ana control OF of the largest lines of railroad
serving Massachusetts and New England into the
massachusetts, company, located in and chartered
bY the commonwealth, and such ownership and
control would rest in that company until the
nonwealth. by act of its legislature, should re
inquiSh
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

April 81 1909
COFFEE-The coffee market developed no fresh
features to-day trading very quiet and the close
unchanged 70 points lower Sales for the day were
reported Of $500 bags \ decline of i franc IN the
French market probably partly Responsible Tor the
lower prices locally which brought about by a
little scattering liquidation absence OF support
Beyond French market there was nothing IN
cables influence sentiment and the situation re
fleets continued disposition the part OF the trade
spots avait Developments New
York warehouse deliveries running snaeI than teg
did last month evident that visible supplies
are still drawn upon a considerable extent. and
fact is possible without further advances
in article of the FACTORS "Hlch
discourage purchases for long account Inc theory
respect Individual holders Of surplus sup
plies viii take Of the worlds requirements ne'@a
crop movement rather than 70 tofce
the market level which valorizaton coffee viii
the Brazilian markets no was
Unclaimed nd Santos - 50 res higher fteceipts
continued light reaching 1908 bags at the two ports
Fine reported in all sections OF sac du'
market spot coffee vas quiet, with quotations
on the basis Of 81. for Rio No = ,.. -
The range Of contract prices in the local market to
Is follows
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
CTTS RATE ON SUGAR
r0ekascannG,s 4ction May Cause
Var 4cith Other Roads.

The Delaware. Lackawanna & Western Railroad
,,7arv informed the Trunk Line Association yes
- af d Ttzdjustment Of its rates on sugar
- fbis poIz the West that practically,
rO,- ,,s 10 q reduction of two cents hundred
IS and aboshes the differentiaI hitherto en-
= bv the Atlantic Coast lines and The trunk
- -rlr!ning out II Philadelphia 1t is believed
-. tbe Other New York lines Will follow the ex-
fs-4a and toa1 the cut Will be met by the Phila-
s1,E5e and ether lines interested II is feared in
.iad circles that serious rate war NAV result
'-,,s acticn of the Lackawanna follows an unsuc-
,f,l effort its part gel the interested roads
= agree -}i a satisfactory rate adjustment on
r.r This made necessary by the opinion
-arded down in December by the Interstate Com
s-ce Commission that carriage payments on sugar
= bfnrers ought 20 be eliminated from the tariffs
!, ,ba roads The payment of this carriage lad
-ssn customary with all the roads up to two years
- 7ben the Philadelphia lines ceased to pay it
- al the same time requested the Lackawanna
90 other New York lines do likewise. They
-e.nseG however, asserting that 10 do so would
- Unfair 70 the shippers and would tend TO divert
-rs43c 70 TIE Philadelphia lines.
The latter appealed 10 the Interstate Commerce
commission issue order prohibiting carriage
,svrnfr.ts.. The commission declined to issue an
s-5sr but II December rendered the opinion that
such payments ought not TO be made The result
-.s that the sugar traffic was diverted TO the
I7biladeIphis and Atlantic Coast lines. because Of
sAe lover rates their dtTerential enabled them To
make Il shippers. As the sugar traffic from this
ro-t 10 the West under normal conditions amounts
n more than 80 per cent Of the total westbound
tonnage the loss TO the New York lines was a
serious one
Conferences held recently by representatives Of
.s interested roadsjto Try To reach understand
nag sailed. Deciding 10 make its rate on a parity
with that Of the PtiladeIphia lines the Lackawanna
4,5op,ed net rates from New York TO trunk line
western terrllni and beyond the gross rates shown
in lis tariffs. less the carriage payment.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MArkET.

Liverpool April 21.-Closing: WHEAT. spot. No red
Western winter hrm. ss futures easy; MAY $ 1OSad:
July. 1tzd. September S 6isd- CORN-Spot
American mixed via Galveston s. ID strong futures
firm; MAY Sd. July. Tlzd PEAS-Cauadian firm.
IS FIOCR-Winter patents strong. 36s HOPS--At
London (Pacdc Coastl- steady. f20f2 los BEEFExrr2
India Iuiet. Cd. PORK-Prine West
quiet as Cd HANS-Short cut u 10 Is ~ strens.
SIS RACON-Cunberiand cut 20 u 50 D. strong. OiS;
rib "a 10 SIS 3D. long clear mddes.
Hight IS 81 n. strong. 55s Sd; long clear mddes
heavy. 40 strong. 54s 81: short clear backs
strong bellies Is 70 strong.
SOS Cd SHOULDERS II 10 Is 70 strong. 45s 3D.
lard Western in tierces strong IS 3D. Anleri-
refined in pals. strong. 5+s I'd CEEESECanadian
white firm SIS Cd. Canadian nest coersd dds ar
TALLOW-Prime city. 2ss steady, TCRPENTISEs-
Spirits strong aSs Cd. LINSEsEp OIIr-Firm 2Ss 81.
PETRoLEUM-steady. Tisd- ROSIN-Commea steady,
Sd.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22

aaoat CORN-The market was strong and active
opening at advance Of 4 q &c. and ruling STEADY
ali with firm at a net rise OF
y a Sc New high records again made oner-
ings were small in of light recepts--1S5,O00
points. against $4,000 bushels last
year-unfavorable weather for farm work and moving
supplies initial points Shorts REMAIN on the
anxious especially as to the outlook Tor May
deliveries sold for export The
cash market firm, with No ,. sO@4c in elevator
and roc ( o b afoat; > white. soc nominal, and
No > yellow. roc afoat-. OATS-HeId oy corn
oats wei good demand There is talk
of backward season as 10 the West; although
fairly propitous for work and seeding in other
par OF the The market closed steady
Cash also steady, closing as follows Mixed
to 80 h. 57a q vac; natural white. 26 to 81 ID
Gle ipped white. "a TO AZ lb ISls q G5 2c
RYE-Market frm: No western a2c I D o z;E Zew
and feeding 73G74c c { New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22

t-orea cables. Rio-Conee market weak No ! Aio.
T-32d, receipts. 1000 bags SI-1-
Santus-CoHee market hrIn NO SSaIl,gSS,
4Si.5 " : 1880. receipts. 1000 bags; stock, 5iNvD
bags HamburE-CoHee market opened unchanged at
p m was net unchanged 10 = pig lower. al m Va
not ~ pfs Iower sales. 1000 bags. Havrs-. otee
market Gnenod unchanged, l. m declined : friS-'
Al 2 p unchanged; at $50 p m unchanged' sa4sS'
t-CorT0$ cotton market irregular and un-
settled to-day losing large part Of TueSays adLan
and dosing barely steady at net decline or lZGl4
r1ints The market opened easy, at decline OF SHi1
rns sold I2a4 points then rallied % Nlthn
a54 uoirs of Tuesdays close. 10 weaken again Ia tn
late trading lowest prices II the day reeche
IN the last the close prSctcaly ,h
low After York close New orleans raleH
or points auf looked though some OF 'ie peop'e
who, during day We're covering IN Ite
southern after the close OF business Locally me
opening decline due n lower cables ana IeiIs
rain TN Southwest. There was an active demand
early with Liverpool Wall street and Western houses
BUYERS while also seemed be support from some
% As "a these buyers Sot carry
sellers covering and they that outsiders were CON-
seemed inclined 10 take pToHIs
ana during = the day there appeared 20 us
calling by ~ the old longs
from tha market rain According 70
precipitation at thrty-hye
roins in Texas ranging from trace to ~ OF an incn
The Western belt forecast was for clear weather WIN
fros, probably night In northern sections Buiish
ouearars argue the showers reported In the south
been insufficient but there has been conslas
ahia scattering precipitation since the middle or Mire
Southern spot markets unchanged 70 Nsc- hsnef
Liverpool cables little more pressure o,
actual against the market 49, -.
of prices in the local Harh't 70
uia as
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


the severe slump in wheat prices Yesterday
gained to-day owing to active covering by shorts.
closing quotations showing net gains Of ~ to 'sc
10 1l.c to lac compared with the previous close
Corn advanced 10 new high records and closed at
advances of Isc 10 1c. compared with Yesterdays
final quota tions- oats also closed strong Provl-
sions firm.
The wheat market was devoid Of any sensational
features and the volume Of trading small. COM
pared with the enormous transactions Of the last
few sessions. With the exception Of brief period
the opening when prices ranged only tTife
above the low point Of the previous session. the
market displayed considerable strength despite the
pr"pOnderance OF beaTlsh gossip in the DAYS news
delivery by one Of the leading elevator interests
here was the feature OF trade and one Of the
Additional rain reported throughout the win
where a drouth had prevailed long time. while in
Northwest the weather said TO be favorable
South Dakota where snow had nterfered with
farm work. The excellent outiook Tor the Euro
pean crop also had depressing effect The Prus-
sian report which showed deterioration of 10
compared with the corresponding une a year ago
was the principal bulish iniiue9ce. ne Atn9ugh ioT.
Al the opening prices were lsc to 14c higher to
first half hour July advanced about 1c, but reacted
@ again hour profit the Sr the st 5as
again and continued firm the remainder of the day
Final a9otations we're al 81 1879 to 81 i
Corn for May and July delivery continued their
and the latter $3.50 bushel. The market closed
at n the the S top da2sF dF2a Ta ach aftys %ss all IN
urgent demand by country commission houses. Wet
rea throughout the entire belt light
ceipts here and the high prices prevailing for the
cash grain the bush features
Further advances recorded in the price of
oats, closing quotations showing net gains for the
dav OF asc TO a4c &c compared with Yesterdays
close Country buyers were heavy purchasers of
the deferred futures. while local shorts bought
freely of the May option.
Numerous reports were received to-day claiming
that seeding is being retarded by wet wea ther and
that on this account the acreage will be much
than previously estimated. During the day May
sold up 56ac and July to 1870. Al the close the
price was 56i4c for May and 1850 for July.
Provisions were firm the entire day on buying by
local packers thought 10 be against cash selling.
The buoyancy of corn and oats was a bulish in
fuence. Prices al the dose 21ac to DC higher
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22

The following securities We're sold yesterday at
eucion at the exchange salesroom by Adrian H
Muller & Son
By order Of executors.
10 shares American Express Company. 2e1+
Eseo' J b vs. NzIiFs; M l-and y MoTssge .obPaty
Slooa AIS. has l rer
Yal5 thereon: 5000. series A34. had
ASS has Rad nothins paid .........--. 81 os5
q shares Mutual trust 'oompans Of West
chester N'urty &C., - IL
BY order Of trustees
a s per cent 5'bi5Hay bn5s SGs T15na ian @
roas Mav and November; accrued interest
$3.50 ole-ybure q Orange Lake Railroad frs:
mortgage peg cent bonds due 1884. COT
pons January ard July. accrued interest -
For seeognt u whom it may concern
20 shares Dubois Electric u Traction Com
.- pauy temporary certificates. per share. 81
3es shares Greene GoId-Silver Company: lot S26
cent collateral trust bonds due April. 19ls;
trle5esJf AEril and October accrued interest
50 shares Underwood typewriter Company,
c5-Tn0n:- per snare .......--.--- ..------ So
SSS0iNew Eo-k and East River Gas Company
flrsI mortgage per cent bones. due 1874:
interest January and July: accrued interest
lao shares F1cuaiorian Association. Ltd. per
a shares Titie Guarantee and Trust Company $50
] share Brooklyn Academy Of Music-------- 63
2o9 ~ h sss 5 n5 So9Ber SoI;Peny' f5 G2enq- 3SI
99e shares United Copper Company, common. 1914
300 shares United Copper Company, preferred: -
= ic0 shares American Sight Seeing Car and
Coach Company lot-------- S5l
3 shares Corn Exchange Eank-------------- $40
g shares Carnegie Trust Company y---------- 1Tj
$3.50 Securities Company Of New York consoli-
SS,a l for 500 a3d , FOR 500 each .o s5ls
f-ee night View York Society Library.-.--- ss4
fsdos Ks ,estic Apartment House Company, Phil
e6ephia, general mortgage per cent
eonoss Tot .------..---- 500
Is shares Long Island Loan and Trust Com
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.


Maturing 1909-'22
FURNISHED by swartwout Appenzellar No. 40 Pine
street,
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22

Furnished BY J. Thomas Fenhardt street.
I Neg YORK. and No 10 Exchange Place. Boson)
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities We're sold yesterday at
Miller & Son
New-York tribune., 1909-04-22
NEW YORK ANo OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

sAnd interest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-09-03
RUDE AWAKENING FROM
LOVES YOUNG DREAM
United Press Leased wirsl

San Francisco. Sept. Stripping
gaily down the gangplank OF a steam
er from Stockton, bent on reaching
the first minist and being welded,
Ross Wilson, aged 20 years, and pret
ty 16-year-old Matte Rush, who
eloped from Modesto. were arrested
by hoartless patrolmen when they
reached the dock, and we're uneere-
moniously hustled to the police sta
tion, their romance sadly shattered.
A short time afterward Mrs. Rush
dashed from a Modesto train, and,
with all speed. made for the station.
where her daughter was turned over
TO her, and young Wilson released.
Mrs. Rush, with her daughter. re-
turned Immediately to Modesto.