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riously and fished in his pocket for
some bills and silver. Wall, here's
some change comm to the firm, then.
And here" he added, producing the
document in question. 'is Sans note"
Thank you" Duncan ceremonious-
ly deposited both in the till, going be-
hind the soda fountain to do so, and
then waited, eXpectant. Blinky was
grunting busily in the key Of one
about to make an important COM
munication.
I'm glad you're a-comin' in here
with SAM" he said at length, with an
smile.
"Oh, it may be only temporary"
Nat endeavored to assume a seraphic
expression and partially succeeded.
I'm devoting much of my time to
my studies" he pursued primly, but
nevertheless feel l should be earning
something too"
That's right-that's the kind Of
spirit l like to see in a young man.
You always go to church, don't you?"
No, sir-Sundays only"
That's what l mean. D you drink"
"Oh, no sir" Duncan parroted glib
ly, don't smoke, drink, swear, and on
Sundays I go to church"
The bland smile with which he faced
Lockwood's keen scrutiny disarmed
suspicion.
I'm glad to hear that" Blinky told
him. I'm at the head of the temp
rance movement here, and hope you'll
Join us and set an example to our fast
young men,"
II feel sure 1 could do that" said
Duncan meekly.
Lockwood removed his hat, exposing
the Uranium of a baldheaded eagle,
and famed himself Warm today"
he observed in an endeavor to be gen.
ial that all but sprained his tempera-
ment Indeed, so great was the strain
that he winked violently.
Duncan observed this phenomenon
with natural astonishment not unmiX-
ed with awe Yes, sir; very" he
agreed. wondering what it might por-
tend.
Il believe I'll have glass of sody."
Certainly" Duncan, by now habit
uated to the formula of soda dispens-
ing, promptly produced a bright and
shining glass.
81 see you've been fixin' this place
up some"
"Oh, yes" said Nat loftily. I'VE eX-
pect to have the best drug store in the
state. What sirup would you prefer?"
Just sody," stipulated Lockwood.
His spasmodic wink again smote
Duncans understanding a mighty blow.
Unable to believe his eyes, he hedged
and stammered. Could it be? This
from the leader of the temperance
movement in Radvile?
Il beg pardon?"
His denseness irritated Blinky slight
ly. with the result that the right side
of his face again underwent an alarm
ing convulsion. Il say" he explained
carefully. ust-plain-sody."
"On the level?"
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Bits of ilosophy.-Heaven is al
ways found within the heart whenever
the obstructing veil of doubt is rent
apart-peace presides when doubt is
out.
You are an egotist to pray for that
which helps you on your way, and
leave your Eeighbor always out that
you may hear your own self shout.
Suffering comes from selfishness and
when man does not give a chance to
other men he gets chaos for himself,
and chaos brings a crisis.
We think ourselves sincere when we
give up and cry, but we are always
blaming others who won't try-to us
our troubles are most real always
thinking that other peoples troubles
are not.
The more fresh air you take into
your lungs the less you will want to
lounge: if you inspire deeply you will
aspire and desire.
Your power Is paramount to all the
pests of life; the misfortunes and trials
of life can never batter down your
door, when you within. keep it securely
barred against these intruders.
The man is made of the right stuff
who will call the bluff of the one who
doubts his ability: man with ability
all things can do in the face Of every
doubling hoodoo.
You can't put yourself into heaven
by always laboring to keep other peo-
pie out; YOU are never much better
yourself than you think other people
to be.-Exchange.
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sought him on the scene Of his labors
Pretty good work for York dude
not?" he laughed.
There was a shadowy smile in her
grave eyes. It's an Improvement
she said evenly.
He shot her curious glance.
"Ouch!" he said thoughtfully.
II just came to tell you," she went
on, again, immobile, you're wanted in
side'
Somebody wants to see me?" he de-
manded of her retreating back.
YES"
But who"
"Blnky Lockwood" she replied over
her shoulder as she went into the
house.
LOCKWOOD" He speculated, for an
instant puzzled, then suddenly "Fa-
ther-in-law!" he cried. Shivering
snakes, he mustn't catch me like this
Il, a business mani"
Hastily rolling down his shirt
sleeves and Struggling himself into his
coat, he made for the store, buttoning
his collar and knotting his tie on the
way.
He found Blinky nosing round the
room, quite alone. Betty had disap-
peared, and the old scoundrel was hav-
ing quite an enjoyable time poking in
to matters that did not concern him
and disappearing of them on general
principles. So far as the improve
ments concerned old Sam Graham's
fortunes, Blinky would concede no
health in them. But with regard to
Duncan there was another story to tell.
Duncan apparently controlled money
to some vague extent.
You're Mr.. Duncan, amt you?" he
asked, with his leer, moving down to
meet Nat.
Yes, sir. Mr.. Lockwood, believer"
That's me-" Blinky clutched his
hand in a genial claw. I'm glad to
meet you."
Thank you," said Duncan. Some
thing can do for you, sir?"
wall, Pete Willin' was tellin' me
you'd just took up this note Of Gra-
ham's?"
Not exactly. The firm took 1t up"
Blinky winked savagely at this.
The firm-what firm?"
Graham & Duncan. sir. I've been
taken into partnership"
Have, eh?" Blinky grunted myste-
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Crushing a Rival.-Copenhagen has
milliner who succeeded in making sue
cessful war on the big hat. Her es-
tablishment was the headquarters for
the best in the line of millinery and
her business was prosperous until a
rival from Paris appeared on the scene,
whose hats were larger more pict-
uresque and in every way more attrac-
tive. She saw bankruptcy staring her
in the face. and to avert it resorted to
a desperate measure.
She sent a friend to the Paris shop
and purchased 90 Of the most elabor-
ate hats and had them distributed
among the basket women in the public
market. The gifts were accepted with
thanks, the hats being not only snowy
but good protection against the sun.
The joke soon spread through Copen-
hagen, and everybody laughed except
the fashionable women. Over night
the style was changed. Customers re-
turned to the native milliner, and the
French woman closed her shop.
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Lockwood, nodding his acknowledge
ments, lifted the glass to his lips. Dun
can awaited developments with some
apprehension. To his relief, however,
Blinky, after an experimental swal-
low, emptied the mixture expeditions
ly into his system and smacked his
thin lips resoundingly.
How" he demanded, can any one
want intoxicatin' likkers when they
can get such bracin' drink as that?"
Il pass" Nat breathed, limp with
admiration of such astounding hypoc-
risy.
Blinky reluctantly pried a nickel
loose from his finances and placed II
on the counter. Duncan regarded II
with disdain.
"Ten cents more, please" he sug-
gested tactfully.
What for?"
plain sody." The explanation was
accompanied by very passable imi-
tation of Blinky's blink.
ITO be Continued
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trip with his train, joining the crew
at Walco and leaving them at Gurdon,
which was the furthest point south 1t
has been known to go previously. For
the past four or five weeks this pigeon
has been flying along with the Iron
Mountain trains. Some of the train
men are said to regard it as a hoodoo
and fear that its presence portends
some disaster to them, but as yet no
accident has happened to a crew while
the bird was along. Others look upon
the pigeon as a pet and are always glad
to have 1t join them on the trip.-Ar-
kansas Gazette.
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1OO SO1 u NOIG bSn a. AL Dn<NA'
that quality. On only two occasions is
he irritable and unmanageable-wh
his wife gets after him about the
drink and when he has a duty to per-
form in his official capacity.
Tall, gaunt, gangling and loose joint
ed, Duncan, returning to the store
from lunch, found Pete standing in
the middle of the floor, hands in pock-
cts and a noisome stogy thrust into
a corner of his mouth.
I'm sorry about this, SAM" he bel
lowed, but there amt no use wastin'
words bout it. I'm here on business"
But what's the matter, sheriff.
Graham asked, his voice breaking.
"Ah, you know you got a note due
at the bank, don't you?"
Yes, but
We'll, it's protested. Y understand
that, don't you? I'm here to serve the
papers on to you"
"But-but there must be some mis-
take" Sam clutched blindly for his
hat III step over and see Mr. Lock-
wood. He's always been kind, very
kind"
"Now!" Pete bawled. Mr.. Lockwood
don't want to see you unless you can
settle. Y can save yourself the trou-
bic. Y gottuh put up or git out. I
got orders from him soon's l got
judgment to close y up. And that goes,
see,"
Toto turn me out of the store,
Pete?" Graham's world had slipped
from beneath his feet. He was over
whelmed. And it was with a child's
look of pitiful dismay and perpleXity
that he faced the sheriff
The father who has fallen short of
his child's trust and confidence knows
that look. To Duncan it's appeal was
irresistible. He had his hand in his
pocket, clutching the still considerable
remains of what Kellogg had termed
his grubstake, before he knew it.
"But-there must be some mistake" "
Graham repeated pleadingly. 1T can't
be. Mr.. Lockwood surely Wouldn't
Now, there amt no use whinin'
about it," Willing roared him into si-
lence. Law is law, and He ceas-
ed quickly, surprised to find Duncan
standing between him and his prey.
What he began.
Wait" Duncan touched him gent
ly on the chest with a forefnger, at
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WHAT" grunted Blinky, and blinked

"Idl 81 uHlCu Ioiihhsb oiu p'A'1hNN
again.
A smile of comprehension irradiated
Mats features. Pardon" he said.
I'm a little new to the business"
Blinky, tanning himself Industrious
ly, glared round the store while Dun
can, turning his back, discreetly found
and uncorked the whisky bottle. He
poured out a liberal dose Of raw red
liquor. Then, with his fingers clamped
tightly about the bottom of the glass,
the better to conceal its contents from
any casual but inquisitive passerby,
he quickly filled it with soda and
placed it before Blinky, accompanying
the action with the sweetest Of child
like smiles.
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Duncan went home for his midday
meal. 1t wasn't much of walk from
Sam Graham's store to Miss Carpen-
ter's, and he didn't mind in the least.
On this particular day he was sin
cerely hungry, but he had much to
think about besides, and between the
two he just bolted his food and made
off hotfoot for the store.
Naturally, knowing nothing about
Sans note, although he knew Pete
Willing by sight as the sheriff and
town drunkard in one, it didn't worry
him at all to discover that gentleman
tacking toward the store as he hurried
up Beech street, eager to get back to
his job. The first intimation that he
had of anything seriously amiss was
when he entered. following Pete.
Pete Willing, sheriff and born drunk
ard, is the best natured man in the
world, as a general rule. Drunk or
sober, Radville tolerates him for just
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Pigeon Racing Train.-The pigeon
that for the last month or more has
been running with the Iron Mountain
creks between Malvern and Arkadelphia
has extended it's runs and now makes
the trip from Walco to Gurdon, dis
tance of thirty-four miles. A brake
man who made the trip over the divis-
ion this week reported at the union
station that the pigeon made the down
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the same time catching and holding
the sheriff's eye. Are you," he in
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-. T H E %.
FORTUNE HUNTER.
Novelized by Louis Joseph Vance
From the Play of the Same Name
by Winchel Smith ~
CHAPTER XII.

Copyright Louis Joseph Vance, 9
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. - Foreign houses
sold stocks in the local market TO the ex-
tent of 1000 shares in the early dealings.
but later in the day arbitrage brokers were
reported heavy buyers. taking. IL was
estimated. 2o.C90 shares on balance.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED Dividends
have been declared as fellows: The Ameri-
can Steel FOundries Company. IA per cent,
the first dividend since the reorganization
OF the company. payable April q Amer,
per cent and the regular bt-mOnthly extra
l per cent on the common, n0th payaDIe
May %. Casein Company OF America. reg
payable May 10. United Bank Note COM
pany. regular quarterly l per cent on tne
common. Pressed Steel car Company. reg
. Consolidated Gas Company. regular
quarterly I per cent. payable June 10.
American District Telegraph Company,
regular semi-annual 1 per cent payaoie
May Is.
C. & o. FINANCING APPROX ED.-At
special meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
Chesapeake & Ohio Rsil~ay yesterdsy i w
Az per cent twenty-year bonds ana So
739 100 additional capital stock 20 provide
proved The action Of the directors in CON
Guiding negotiations for control OF the ka-
navha & Michigan also was approved
NORFOLK & WESTERN. B. Thaye-
has been elected a director Of the NOrtolk
x Western to succeed the late Lew
Weir Mr. Thayer Is one Of the vice-prssl-
dents Of the Pennsylvania RallIOdu. ~
directors OF the Norfolk & Western at tner
meeting Yesterday declared The regular
quarterly dividend Of II. per cent. payaoie
June IL
RAR SILVER UP-Bar silver sold yes
terday at the highest price OF the year ana
the best price recorded In the last twelve
months In the London market there was
an advance Of t-16d an ounce 10 "a l9-l6d
Since Monday the price has advanced 40
The New York price was 81. cents
FOURTH NATIONAL 'BANk.-M. OrIne
Fourth National Bank 70 succeed MS
father Richard T. Wilson. who has retired
on account of poor health. NJ Orme VIII
son recently took his fathers place as
trustee Of the Union Trust Company
APPLICATION TO LIST.-The Nevada
Consolidated Copper company mas appI leo
20 the New York Stock Exchange TO list
s. $50 80 capital stock
NOTICE OF REMOvAL-Alfred Mestre
& Co.. members of the New YORK STOCK
Exchange. have removed their offices to
No. 81 Wall street
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Prices were swept down on the Consoli-
dated Exchange under enormous volume
Of selling. Liquidation was general. with
the reaching of stop-lOsS orders adding TO
the pressure against the market. Business
on the floor was the greatest since the big
break in prices last February. Sales ag-
gregated 23S.lS0 shares. with the list fnclud-
ing 81 different stocks. a short interest
of lara size started TO cover at the lower
levels. and prevented many stocks from
touching as low quotations as were reached
on the New York Stock Exchange Com
mission brokers reported the appearance In
their offices of many bargain hunters,
who seemed, however, to be rather cautious
about placing buying orders. United States
Steel common accounted for 800 shares
of the grand total for the day. Detailed
opera tiOnS follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. April .b--TLe weekly refgfn ~
The BANK II England shows tic following
changes: Total rserVe increased f-i2 efS.
circUl alton decreased E309,gsl iIuiiIno ~
treas@a E8vi,H-a. other securities increased
E.iAs.nlf. Other deposits increased e 90 RIO
pCilIc deposits decreased fss5.OlG and gov
eminent securities decreased ften 600 ssl,s,
proportion % the hanks rcServe 10 listflf-
ties is nov 900 per cent. against "a 20 lrr
cent last week. and compares will an adj
vance from asa per cent q 5sss tser ~oIif ia
fhis week iast year The rate u discount
r. unchanged ct per cent
Paris April D.-The weekly return II the
Bank OF France shows the folloUine
changes: Circulation increased il,g7s,oD
francs, treasury deposits increased ESQ
% francs. general deposits increased 81
10000 francs gold or hand deere ased ~ :
ssaooo francs. silver on hand Increased 4
f-5eA francs. bills discounted Increased
ii@os.oc francs. advances decreased la.ss7s.-
DO francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. sc
discount; Chicago. &c premium: San Fran
CISCO, sight 2iaC, telegraph &C premium
New Orleans. commercial &c discount. bank
> premium: Charleston. buying par. sell
ing l-l0c premium. 81 Louis 25c premium
bid. 5Jc premium asked. Minneapolis e0c
premium; SaNannsh. bGying 3-,6c discount.
selling par
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York ex-
changes $3.50. SO. balances 81 SO Cos. Ra 20
timOre, exchange Sass eS5. balances ,sSs,-
ab5; chicago. exchanges s42. 60 642 balances
s. 81 .fl3. Philadelphia. exchanges sg3 96l %
So. balances S.57o.1S7
SILVER MARKET commercial. lar su-
Yer. 5si4: Mexican silver doi.ars. 4sc Bar
silver IN London closed 4. p i5-l6d. an adj
vance OF i-i6d.
GOLD PREMIUM. IN Madrid, SO:
Lisbon u
MEXICAN ENJEfANG E.-Mexicsn OK
change on New York l. quoted Al 20lis.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs Yesterday were 1910 sc. In
IerEai reVcnae $3.50 ana inisceiia iIe ous
S.RSl a total OF s. g., Is against total
2i6.6si. l'c- me month TO GATE ordinary re-
CeJpts have been SO. -. a33 and pri!narf' sv-
penditures Sss.H22.s1 the excess 4 ekpandi-
t-.es amounting - 81 2,2.Ss3. For The focal
car 20 dse ordinary receipts nave been
S53i. -. SAC. against S4s c2l.sgI in he same
time "a 1879. and Ordinary expenditure
SsIlni.biu. AKA Ust f..1 81. 25i in .3s Abe o.
goeS ~ Expenditures .hiS scar aInBunfinl,
20 f31.2s2-&s. cuSlpaIesi with IA excess last
wear OF sf2.5if.ss2. luclisdiug Panama Gqnnl
aocoun. and UHbiic debi a.. .Ncass Il
all sNfen1iturCS over rec"iTrs since 1,.ir
aIncU;:;s 80 f46122. i57. -ainSt 81 excess ia
TIC ..rrcspoDding ueriod a yea ago Of
Sito,E2.?-f
VB-TREASTRG.- Tho SaI-'rreas,lrv was
debtor 10 lhe Clearing House S.l6l .l5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened al per cent. highest. Z per cent f;
lowest. 3ia per cent: closing 51z per cent;
ruling rate. per cent. Time money was
frmer ia tone with some increase I'm the
volume OF trade Rates. 32.d4 per cent for
eiNty 10 ninety day loans, per cent for
four months. 4N4h4 per cent for five and
six months. a. for over the year Mer-
camille paper was sold in fair amounts and
some attractive names were offered. Rates,
si2d5 per cent for sixty and ninety DAYS
Endorsed bills receivable and FOR choice four
end six months single names, 81 per cent
for others
FOREIGN ENCHANGE.-The foreign
exchange market opened shade easier.
with rate down 20 10 points TO sS35d
$40 for cables. 4S7Sd4s7Sa for demand
sterling AND $3.50 .Si55 FOR sjNty-day bills
short francs were quoted AZ 5l1ia plus l-32
ard short reichsmarks s. 5-l5 plus l-32 The
advance ~ call money TO Z per cent was re
f1ected IN decline of Is 20 20 points in ex-
change. In the afternoon cables were
quoted Al 4.SS2oNs $50, demand sterling at
z.S00N 4,S724 and sixty-day bills at 4Sll.d
Ai2 Short francs declined TO I'LL and
short reichsmarkS 10 - 3-16
Bankers posted rates follop-.
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unchanged from last week, but we'll
above the average for this time in the
last ten years. The Bank of England
has strengthened its position through
recent receipts of American gold, ana
if local money market rates remain at
a high level for any length of time for
eign money will be put out in this
market.
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The Hooking Valley Railway Conn,
RETIREMENT Or Preferred s1nr
To the Holders Of Preferred stock %
The hooking Valley RaIlxax Cor

The Hooking Valley Railway Comn..
Notice - hereby given that IN ne -
OF the power reserved by The Bocvr,,.-
VALLEY RAILWAY COMPaNY. s,a
officially stated in rs Articles Of Incoruo...'--
and Regulations. and also declared /, -
outstanding stock certificate the Co
has duly determined to retire the p-...---.
stock. and the same will Be duly r.,,... :
whole at par upon the 30th day % Aprr ts,.
Accordingly. each and every holder =. D..
ferred stock fs notified 20 present ara >, =
render hts certificate for such Preferred e..
at the Office OF p Morgan a Cor-o.,v -
% Wall street. New York City. on a, a..
the 3Oth day Of April 1910 and upon .,c5 -.
render such holder will receive uavr.,,
cash 90 the par amount thereof togs,bs- ~.
a proportiOnate amount % the annual n. A.
dend thereon from th~ date when the Is.s A.
dend accrued. VIZ. December 3ist. 1904 .
April 3Oth. 1910
No holder % any cer;iacsts FOR Prs,,-...
stock shall or will have any rizh, after An,
5Oth. 1910. as a stockhoider OF the Co-,s.--
nor any claim against the Company eYcso,.
receive payment FOR the certincat@s r1r-..
dered at the rate above stated
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
WI y. COTr Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
United STATES EMPRESS COMPANY
MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE EIEC-
trlcal Testing Laboratories viii be held at
the offices ~ the COMPANY. soth Street and
East End Avenue New York. y. J. Tues
DAY. May 18th. 1910. at IL 90 2 m. for the
election a Directors and two Inspectors Of
Election Tor the ensuing year. and for such
other business as may properly come before
rhe meeting WILSON : HOWELL. Score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Renewed liquidation. but en- more severe
scale, developed in the market for outside
securities at he outset and prices all
through the list broke sharply from a
small fraction to more than a point In the
mining list. while In the higher priced IN.
dustrials in some cases IL extended TO
points There Appeared TO be no support IN
any direction, even in some OF the cop
per issues, which have been more or less
purchased BY inside interests. Guggen-
helm Exploration ran off points Ameri-
can Tobacco also declined points. stand
ard oil was steady. but Greene Cananea.
United Copper, Butte Coalition. Nevada
Consolidated Miami. Giroux, Ray Consoli-
dated and Chino were down from u TO
more than point. many establishing new
low marks for the year, while the lower
priced issues Suffered In proportion. The
selling throughout the session was attrtbu-
ted to big interests and the reported calling
of Ioaes in various Issues. There was little
or no rally from the lowest point. although
IN the late afternoon trading subsided con-
sidera bly,. Bonds were dull and slightly
easier Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
WY. y. COTT. Secretary.


April TN. 1910
Referring 20 the above notice. on and ahs.
April both. 1910. or until further notice u.
shall be prepared to pay. upon surrender 20 a,
OF certihcates OF Hooking valley Preferr.s
stock properly endorsed. an amount equal "a
par together with the proportionate amour;
Of the annual ~ dividend thereon from n.
date when the last dividend accrued. namey
December 31st. 1909. to April 10th 1910
Until further notice shall BE- prepared
also at any time prior 20 April 3oth. 1910 q,
receive Hooking Valley Preferred stock and
pay for the same at par and accrued dividend
nom December 5lst 1909. to the date OF pay
ment
Holders OF our Trust Receipts FOR Hooking
valley Preferred Stock may upon pr sentztioa
Of such certificates properly endorsed recelv.
the cash payment az above. indicated In tn,
same manner as holders % certificates for PIT.
ferred Stock. D. p. MORGAN 6 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-29
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following we're the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks In
which there were no transactions yesterday
OIL the New York Stock Exchange: