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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-09
Bunyan's Wicket Gate.

In the village of Elstow there Is
abundant material that is visibly asso-
ciated with John Bunyan. The isolat-
ed church tower contains the very
bells In the ringing Of which Bunyan
rejoced and afterward trembled.
Above all there must be mentioned the
wicket gate which figures early In the
story Of "Pilgrim's Progress" The
wicket gate of Pilgrims Progress" is
commonly represented as garden
gate or turnpike gate. but really the
term denotes small doorway cut out
of large door. Concealed behind a
tree at the west end of Elstow church
is just such small doorway In the
broad wooden surface of the great
door. Through this lowly opening
Bunyan must often have passed when
boy .-Harper's Weekly.
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organization that shall include the
social life.
Socialism is not narrow. The fact
that 1t includes all rsces and all be-
liefs proves this. It expects to win
the world, and it could not do this
and would not deserve to do it, If 1t
had designs on censoring the beliefs,
or peculiar mannerisms, or ways of
thought, Of anyone. 1t wishes on
ly to end exploitation and secure
higher and juster civilization.
Socialism is opposed to dividing
up. The workers now divide up with
the owners of the machine, and So-
cialism would stop this outrage.
Socialism is the friend of the
home. Uunder capitalism twofifths
of the people are renters, and an
other fifth own homes under incum-
brance. Socialism will make 1T pos
sible for all to own good comfort
able homes. free of debt.
Socialism is a friend to religion.
At present so-called "Christendom"
Is an armed camp, where poverty
and crime are visible everywhere.
Socialism will end war and poverty
and estblish full religious tolerance.
Under these conditions religion
could thrive as 1t can not now.
Socialism Is friend to marriage.
Under the present conditions thous-
ands of girls are betrayed into white
slavery for the profit of 1T, and other
thousands forced to prostitution by
economic necessity. Many men and
women are unable to marry, and
many who do marry are unable to
raise their children as they should
be raised. When Socialism insures
to each worker employment at all
times and the full product of his
.oil, there will he no more forcing Of
women to prostitution. no more slum
life, no more fear of getting married
because of poverty. Them marriage
can occur and every family will be
safe.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-09
JUNE REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS NUMEROUS.

The real estate transfers for the
month of June were as follows:
Andrew H. Pipes and wife to Bear
Creek Lumber Co., warranty deed.
e. w. Rumble ct al to Mabel
Stone, warranty deed, lots 6 to 7
inclusive, blk. /, knights add. to
Jospeh.
jamie Smith to Elmer c. Dean,
warranty deed, lots 8 ahnd 4, s
NWA,4 sec. 2, tp. 3 NJ, R. 46.
Mabel Stoneto l.. H. Franelfelder,
warranty deed, lots to inclusive,
blk. 1, knights add. to Joseph.
Blaine Sttubblefield to A. q. Davis
ct all. II interest in NWA, SEA-,
sec. 8. tp. 2 s, r.. A.
Frank Todd to Pete Baudan, war
ranty deed.
A. NJ. Wagner to H. E. Merryman
warranty deed. lot SS east division
Enterprise cemetery.
Emma L. Wigglesworth to Z. T
H. Allyn. warranty deed, lot 20
Riverside Park add. to Wallowa.
Willis Wright and wife to Mary
A. Renfrow, warranty deed, NEA
SEA. 81. NEA, NWA. sen, SWA
NWH. sec. 2 and !, tp. 5N. r. 4S.
Inaddition to the foregoing there
were thirty-four premption. home
stead and railway patents granted
during the month Of June. showini
the rapid settlement and increased
population of the county and thu
surrounding lands In the land dis
trict-
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MARRIAGE OF FORMER
YOUNG PEOPLE HERE.


Word has reached Enterprise of
the marriage of John M. Workman 1r.
and Miss Kathryn Lois Dufur at
Kalama, Wash, June 80. Mr., Wort
man was, formerly a resident here
being employed at one, time by the
g. NJ. & M. company of this city.
Miss Dufur was a teacher in the
high school here last year and is
we'll and most favorably known. The
happy young people will make their
future home at Kelso, Wash. The
many friends of the young people
wish them all the happiness and
prosperity possible, and long life
If mutual helpfulness.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-09
A Wretchrd Mistake

TO endure the itching, painful distress
Of piles. There's no need to. Lis
ten: II suffered much from piles =
writes Will A. Marsh, OF Siler City.
N. c.. It'll l got box OF Brcklen's
Arnica salye. and was soon cured"
Burns. boils. ulcers. fever sores. ec-
zema. cuts. chapped hands. chilblains
vanish before 1t. 25c at all drug
gists.
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MRS. G. w. FRANKLIN
SELECTED AS TEACHER.

Mrs. G. w. Franklin of this city
has been selected by the public
school board to teach one of the new
rooms that is to be added to the pub
lie school this fall. Mrs. Franklin's
many friends wish her every degree
Of success in her work, work that
she is we'll fitted to do both by her
education and experience.
The board also accepted the bid
of w. A. Rigdon, architect, for the
construction of the two new school
rooms that will be added to the
public schools.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-09
NEW BUSINESS MAN
COMES TO ENTERPRISE.

w. H. Durham recently arrived
rom Washington, has purchased the
,jewelry sotck of Martin Larsen and
Co., as will be seen by his announce
nent elsewhere. Mr.. Durham will
ldd to the stock and Introduce guar
.nteed gold and silver plating be-
iides general jewelry repair work.
rhe people of Enterprise, while dis
king to see Mr.. Larsen withdraw
rom the business, will welcome Mr..
Durham warmly and make him feel
Vt home from the start.
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The Majors Value.

Major Bunks." said a veteran. was
pompous chap. The boys had good
deal of fun once over his exchange.
1T seems that on a very dark night
a stalwart Confederate took the major
prisoner. This fact. together with the
narrative OF the prisoners return to
camp. was signaled to headquarters
tersey:
"'Major Bunks. captured during
night march. exchanged later for two
plugs tobacco"
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coneiliatorx.

Head Walter ,dignified and pompous,
Have you ordered. sir: Despairing
Patron Yes. ordered "A porterh6use
steak half an hour ago and wish
10 apologize for my ruden~1 With
your permission | will withdraw 1t as
an order and renew 1t as a suggestion.
Chicago Tribune.
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Doctors Are Nor. Thorouah Now.

A physician al dinner iu Denver
sneered at certain Biblical miracles.
Lazarus" he suid. was raised from
tine dead. aud yet don't see any dead
folks being raised In our time"
no" said Clergyman. an eminent
Biblical scholar. with a smile. Mod
ern medical science has progressed too
far for that. eh? Washington Star.
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cood and Ev;,

Nothing Is truly good to a ma0 v1lch
does not make him just. temperate.
courageous and free. and nothing ean
be evil to a man which does not give
him the contrary disposition. Marcus
Aurellus.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following Is a list of letters
remaining uncalled for at the post
office at Enterprise, Oregon, for the
week ending July 2, 1910.
Charles f. Angen (2), o. E. Both
ell, Mr.. q. M. Chandler, Mr.. H. A.
Cameron, Mr.. Leonard Evans, Mr..
J. e. Fix (2), Mr.. Ed Fallers. Mr..
B. M. Houser, Miss Hulda Handy,
Mr.. j. d. Harvey, Mr.. Emanuel Horn,
Miss Huffman, Emil Hinkels, A. o.
Jacobs, Mr.. X. M. Kennedy, Della
Reeves, Miss Mabel Stanley, Mrs.
jennie Smith, Mr.. s. L. Wait
When calling for any of the above
please say advertised. Those not
delivered will be sent to the dead
letter office July 16, 1910.
BEN WEATHERS. Postmaster.
Wall paper at 10 cents per roll at
Ratcliff's. His entire stock will be
sold at bargain prices while 1t lasts.
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comparisons.

Small Tommy Ny pas awful smart.
Little Elsie What does he do? Small
Tommy He's mechanic and makes
locomotives. Little Elsie-That's moth
ing. My pas commuter and makes
two trains every day.-Chicas2 News.
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s;an;6esnt s;onsIs.

''Do you not see the handwriting on
the walIy' asked the foreboding friend.
mo" replied Senator Sorghum; ''the
headlines In the newspapers are
enough for me- Washington Star.
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Socialist Party Of America Column

This occupied by paid advertising and edited the
tepre Socialist Local which Thursday night of each week
1880 O'Clock the Mccoy residence North River All
open. Visitors always Hamblen, organer
Fosner corresponding secretary; NJ H. Marks financial secretary
treasurer
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City and County
Brief News Items


Sheriff Marvin was called to Wal
Iowa Friday on official business.
Edison Records for July now ON
sale at Hatcliff's furniture store
DR.. Moore and DR.. zudie Purdum
returned from Portland Friday even
ing.
Attorney Daniel Boyd and son
Robert returned from La Grande
Friday.
Miss Mabel Wilson returned to
enterprise from Joseph Saturday
morning.
DR.. Hockett reports girl baby at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oral Beech
er, saturday.
L. G. Hauser of the Black Marble
company transacted business in
Enterprise this week.
Hiram, Meek and wife of near Wal
Iowa tnarsacted business in Enter
prise Friday of this week.
H. A. Galloway and family were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Hauprich at Wallowa.
Japalac. yarnish stains. nnseed oil
at Burnaugh & Mayfield's.
Mrs w Holmes and daughter
Elise left Thursday morning for a
brief visit with friends at Wallowa.
,,sss, M,,,n,a n c,,,ddan .nd mother
returned Saturday from several
days, canning at the head of the
lake
r. M 1ooLuooa ond soni,v q +
Ratcliff and family spent Sunday
and Monday with relatives at wal
Iowa
pv,,auon ,,oa,,o,a ot,,rrad tbis
moa,, trou, ,,sn - portlona, and
from q visit with his relatives at
EIo;n
Ioous p,,,- a u,,so ,os. rh,rs-
s.m g.. ~ cn,nao u,hana thau n,;u
III. and +ronsaot husinass for a
faw davs
WV odt
,e,,,,.
uyo,,oo
"oou. III q 'o" ' ""
ms oA Anu W. 80, -
ase ., Desn ms ~ r,.te.pu,o sa' ~ cot,,r
u ~ - ' :, 80
'
w. Y. Straley' postmaster at al a
aise, transacted business Nh nli'ei'
p-'e nio
se ''u'' ~
Mr and Mrs. ruchett anu IVY
chMdren OF the Cove are visil'
Ing with ene iahiiy OF - !. riai'
Vey OF Inns cily' iney WIFI aei"il
~ '"''.
Cnaries Brown, nuooipn NUM- anu
August hooeps were LII - 4se
from near ehe 1unction' this weeA
August Keeps made appica'ion ioi
naturailzatlon papers.
Attorney Jno. .. f1ogin Oh i'aeiail
was IN S''eiiosiiice On couh'y eoui
mere wednesday. IN 1he hnoeieS' -
tne raimer Lumper company. MI
iiosil re.uriiea 70 harunue .
uay lnorhiis.
inree cars Oh wool were ioaue'
al me warehouse nuisuay anu 90
cars frpuay. Inc nine cais a,'
me beginning Oh tne snipineii' ieSui.
ing iron' lne "ooi 'a'e VI "e'
aso.
Sheriff Marvin was called to 20
M : H. - - ~,
s,oriss ana soroa 49, 49,, Lan+ cor
t,..,o,,.. A.. -, .a..,r~s -
go, ~, oA p ~ = :
county court convened "eahes
oay Oh tnis week, anu routine pusi
mort Of which will be given later
II 10 understood that circuit cour
will convene Tuesday
49,. p., ruoss int,
80, - s,,s !. r,S, ~,
Ts...tS TN, .n.a,,aS - aSvart;sa,, -
-'' Z e
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. AUG. 25..-Consois closed IN
changed. at II5-1s for money and 81 for
account Anaconda unchanged. a tn1z;
Grand Trunk higher al Ats. and Cana
dian Pacific rs higher, at l24's-
Money and discount rates were firm to-
cav
The stock market experienced another
sluggish day. Consols ard other gIlt-edget
securities hardened on tne unchanged bank
T@ts
American securities were quiet and mod-
erately firm until near the close, when
prices eased slightly. Canadian Paclfic
was the feature.
Can money fn London, Z;4M23a peg cont;
open market discount rate for short bills.
3lI3is per cent: long bills, 3i693is peg cent,
Berlin discount rate. 31e Per cent? Paris
discount rate. per cent; Paris exchange
on London, . francs 241a centimes; berlin
exchange on LONDON 20 marks s12i pte;l-
-G1 Si4d.
Pariz, A4g 25.-Three per cent rentos
closed unchanged. at 81 francs 80 centines.
prices were generally firm on the Bourse
Berlin. Aug .-Proes were drnl On the
Boerse to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Fear of damage to corn by frost was re-
sponsible for heavy selling on the Consoh-
dated Exchange. The rally with Whlch
the day opened was short lived, and com
mission house customers who had bought
for a turn again let go, while the pro
fessional operators on the floor started 10
pound the market. and were sucCeSsful In
forcing q good deal of liquidation Prices
compared with the New York Exchange;
exhibited considerable irregularity. United
States Steel common, which accounted for
about one-tkfrd of the total dealings, as a
rule. ruled fractionally above the other
board Sales Of all stocks aggregated 81
200 shares with forty-three issues repre-
sented on the list. Detailed operations fol-
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sIinneanoIis A. ~. Louis Railroad 60.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened At is per cent; highest, IL per
cent: lowest, IL per cent: closing. rs per
cent; ruling rate, 1$s per cent Time money
was slightly higher. Rates. . Fer cent Tor
sixty days, 57404 per cent for ninety days,
- 4G412 per cent for four months. and 40
-. per cent for FIVE and SIX months.
Mercantile paper was offered with some
freedom Rates. 5i4G524 per. cent for sixty
and ninety days Endorsed bills receiva bic;
5l1G6 per cent for choice four and six
months single names, and 6l2 per cent Tor
others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - The foreign
exchange market was quiet, and while
rates showed no quotable change from the
previous closing figures the undertone OF
the market was firm. The supply Of bills,
as usual, was light and the inquiry was
limited The market ruled quiet. The de-
mand for bills continued light bu, in the
absence Of any pressure the tone held firm.
hates are without guotable change. except
for sixty-day bills. which are about 10
points above initial quotations Sterling
cables. / S5sod4. 1855; demand. 1850 / $50:
sixty-day bills, 4-S3S4N4 S3S5; short francs,
hlSG less la. and short reichsmarks, S5is
less ia
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Interest was lacking in the market LOT
tone was irregular. price changes were
Insignificant The only incident worthy o.
mention was the renewed activity IN Oni1
fraction. reacted on realizing. Chino was
in fair demand Miami, Greene cana L. la
and Giroux Consolidated were heaTy. me
low priced copper issues moved "lthln HaI
row limits with some improvement IN
spots The silver issues were neglected anu
unchanged The industriaL5 were IIaCuEs
but about steady Chicago SUBWAY on
small dealings improved 3s Bonds coIitiIi-
ued dull and inactive. Detailed opera'iohS
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London, Aug. 25-The weekly return OF
:he Bank Of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve increased f5G5,0
circulation decreased fe9. IGe bullion in
creased kaoS. .02G, other securities increased
= a35035, other deposits increased tl,174ol0.
public deposits increased E36Zg govern
rent securities unchanged. The proportion
Il the bank $ reserves to liabilities Is now
g2 % per cent. compared with $40 per cent
last week, and compares with ali advance
9rcr:l s2Is 20 535s per cent in this week last
year Tho rate OF discount IS unchanged AZ
Der cent.
THO checks cleared through tie london
e,snfss during the week Aggregated f2s3 S90
t.tl- cont-aE-cd Wit: t4'f. so@.5o a. this time
4 3ea- EasU.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
Ranl.ers, nns+ei rates we're.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. &c
discount and par: Chicago, 4yc discount;
&c premium: New Orleans. commercial soc
discount bank 81 premium; Charleston,
buying par. selling l-l0c premium; st
Louis, 20c discount bid, 1"c asked: Mime
apoIis. SC premium Savannah. buying 5-l6c
discount, selling par.
BANK CL.EARTNGS. New York. ex-
changes S210. sos. .000 balances $lI6@2, +91; Bal
7irnore exchanges s.. .2eS313. balances SJ43. 90:
Chicago, exchanges S39-U-S-o53, balances s.
e1o527; Philadelphia. exchanges $3.50 10,
65s sol, balances $l.9o5,o52
SILVER MARKET-Commercia bar sill
YER 527sC: Mexican silver dollars. &c. Bar
silver in London closed at 24asd, unchanged
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. so Lis
bon. $50
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2.C1i@-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were $153.lSs- in
ternal revenue. including corporation tax
:S9l5.561. and miscellaneous. $39.+l+- total
Of Sl,W7.ll. against total expenditure on
ordinary account of S2,03l,Je6- For the month
10 date ordinary receipts have been S49,55l,-
64S and ordinary expenditures Si3, ,.o1,5el, the
excess of expenditures amounting 10 81
los SS2 For the fiscal year TO date ordinary
receipts have been S99- SOC, against 81.
F1s.51s In the same period OF 1903, and or
6inary expenditures sll2Il2-Zo, against
Sl15 ae2 436 in 1909. the excess OF expenditures
this year amounting TO 81. 762.5s9. compared
with an excess Of expenditures last year
Of S20.71s,SI7. Including Panama Canal ac-
count and public debt. the excess OF all
<Xpendi-ureS over receipts since July !
amounted TO Sl9.Sl5.e21- against an excess
in the corresponding period 4 year ago OF
sos O.. go.
SCB-TREASURY.-Th Suh-Treasury was
debtor 20 the Clearing House $lSe,S5
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quota tons for stocks In
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
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Berlin. A -. 30-Tbe weekly return d tie
Imperial Bank of Germany shows ina fol-
wing changes: Cash On hard increased
r. - Gl1 marks. loans decreased :" o3s ces9
glarKs- discounts decreased S. l,iI. 90 marks.
-reAsG-y bills decreased I9.SSj-fayJ marks.
otee "a circulation decreased 49,. 80
r. isrhs. deposits increased II. 40iGH1 marks.
gold c.i hand Increased x *. 900 i3l1rks.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

Furnished h. Charles u. Barney 4 Co. No IS
Broad street New York. aud No i2a south
4th street. phiIadeipLial
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26

Total day, 4So040 shares, compared with
the corresponding day in 1909
Total January August g. inclusive, 19li29@3
shares compared period
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
THE ATCHISGN. TOPEKA AND SANTA II
RAJIWAN C0AfpaNY-

7 HE AINHI>TN. IVTEhs 8NIJ c-t-N II Il y
RAILWAY COMPANY
Coupons No. l.. due September J. 1910, from
The A-chisor. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
C-ornpauy FASTEEN OKLAHOMA DIVISION
FIRST MORTGAGE -FOUR PER CENT
BONDS VIII be paid on and after such date
upon presentation at the Office OF the Company,
No. = Nassau Street. New York City.
c X. COOPER. Assistant Treasurer
Minneapolis a. ~. Louis Railroad 60.
COUPONS due September 1 1910. from First ana
Ee1uu6fug Mortgage -Four Per Cent Bonds OF
this Company will be paid and after that date
on presentation a. the Office of the Company, -
Broad Street New York City.
II. DAVIS. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26

Ps-r.s. aug. c5.-Tae Ese-kiy return ai the
Iauk Of France shows the following
changee: Gold on hand increased fy5Av,1
francs silver on hTud ceCrscse1 552- 30
f-a-ce
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES
FURNISHED By Swartvcut & ApPsnzeliar. W
Pine street, ,.,os

fihe S'''''' Agrros
Nam Natu-it, Sid ASS. ysss
n Name. me ,,.. " Ieti aSi. asss 81
do n c, Mich u. 1917 2. = - ~
Bait x Ohio s q c.. MCA 10 lptl HSs -. AZ
do 4'z =. June. 1918 --...-- % 80 -
Eeth ST. Corp . 2 c, Nov. 1914 20 SSs -
chic q Alt > 3 g. Mch IS. 1915. ~ sn
Ciu ~ & Dsv 9, July. 1915. % = 80 a.
c 4 & * 81 Z, = 2 c. june lSlt hN ,o9l AZ
u < Fl eQpTs. - n c, july, 49, VS. -, a.
Erie q p c. April =, 1911 ---.--- ta I%%gS ss
Gen Rubber ~. o C.. july. 1915 e3s ~
Hudson COS q = c, OCT Is. 1911 g ~ 81
20 = q c, Feb. 1918. -.-.-.-- y. s,T. aH
Interb r T { p G. NAV. 1911 l@ 49, a.
Kn - Ry & 1t s . c, sept 1912 % - ~
do :. q G. NAV -. 1918 ~ go fN
ack steel : . c, Mich. 1913 ---- ~ see
MINI 4 ~ I. > = G. Feb 1911 p SSS7 az
No Kan = T ; . G. Aug tsll - :
y cent Lines eqpts . g.. Asss
Nov 19lC- - ........,- .., 4t94 h't
y y y "a & n c. 1911 u -il1 80 50
50 T. 4 = : IA . Z. Feb. lSls- - osa sE
do < n e. Mch. 1918 .---..---- - - -. 81
southern Ftway > {. Fet. lSlS =, : -, 81
Tfdevater o G. June. 1913 ~ ea1. So
West Tel & Tel y {. Feb, lSl2 -. 20 81
W El & MfE c. Aug. lei5 Ve
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by r. L Day < Co. No 81 Wall
street,
AUG. -4Nus--1- AuS-2+- Aug y
Bosr & Alb-219 22n Cal x IFrcIs iSO aStan
Boston Ell. 10. 10 Centennial VI Il ais
Fitchb's Pf = 10 = Cop Range NJ 66it ~
NY MI 4 Fl 100 l5oAa Franklin VI I0lt TO-,
Old Colony fSi Is Granny N ~ AZ
W T It Ry. ~ ~ Mass con N ~ ~
do pref. .- luo's lpVil Mohawk Nj -~4as. 47}a
Mass ~ Cos 16's sI115 No R1fte a7t. 81
DO pref - = - OSccola M $50 L.
Am fneuin- - IA Old Dom "
do pref 10 lb'4 Parrot Nj. l3le tSG
Am = x T 133at IGS Quincy NJ "a
New t.u- 10 EaRarack NJ. 81 30
West v q ! u - Wolverine NJ ~ -,
ar pre- - = L = SInpltrrS SSIS = =
Unit Shoe NJ 81. - do pref 4sl, a.
al pr't - = - = I : oil. i5 80
Ntgaa'an NJ ~ Mass Cas- E0's T91,
shannon NJ. 9-S %. 1rtab n-,t- -
Unit Fruit 1870 =. l93t.
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by W y. Coler & Co. No. IS Cedal
street-o
Accrued interest TO be addedJ
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES

coupons interchangeable. iRseistercd +Cou
,ons tRc-istered ami coupon 'StsTlins.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
BON QS.

81 900 Am W Pap 5s s7&s s7ss STA sT+
SELLS cents per share. todd lots.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26
FURNISHED h Williams. N2ConnoH : Coleman
10. 60 Wall street,
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
for government bonds, com
pared with Wednesday s.
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MIN ING.

800 Goldfield Cons. % S.2 So So
600 GoldheId FIor2.OO 200 200 zoo
300 Jim Butler. .25l -2514 .24is "a Z
1900 Jumbo Ext. .461e Al .46ls Al
1000 Mcnamara ... -2s .2s Is .2S
200 Nevada Hills. ,. 1235 2.12h .. .121s . .121s
1000 North Star. 90 90 90 .o9
1000 Silver Pick. .0S .OsI2 .Os .Os1s
100 Tonopah Min. $40 $40 $40 SO
800 Tonopah Ext. 81 81 81 81
900 Tramps -. .04 .O4 .04 .04
900 West End .5712 BIZ .571a -6I12
200 Yellow Jacket .65 80 SO SO
S.TGO Total sales.
BONDS.
81, 500 Comstock 4s..- 1914 1914 1914 1914
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by ]. Thomas Reinhardt, No. %
Broad street, New York, and No. "a Dew
onshire street, Boston,
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Curtis & Sanger. Nc s9 W.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
were buyers of stocks in the local mar het
for the first time i'm a week or more, takine;
on balance upward of twenty tnousand
shares While the larger part or the ouy
ing was for London account, a falr pf0-
portion of the orders came from the Coiiu-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26

Berlin. Aug 3-Prtces were firnl On the
Boerse to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-26

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