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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-09-16
0RDuEAHCE no. ls7,

An ordinance making the annual an
bill for the city Of Devils
Lake, North Dakota, for the fiscal year
beginning September LIST, 1910, and end
ing August 31st, 1911.
Be it ordained by the city council of
the city. Of Devils Lake, North Dakota:
. =Hecsaau i.
That the sum Of $217OO.O0 be and the
same is hereby deemed necessary to de-
fray all expenses and liabilities Of the
City Of Devils Lake, for the fiscal year
beginning September list, 1916 and end
ing August 31st, 1911 and made for the
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
.CUDAHYS FORGIVE.
FORGET. AND MAKE UP
Husband Who Slashed
Wife'S Banker Friend.
HurrieS Back Home.

Los ANGELES. April 10-ReeoneIia-
tion has been effected between Jack
Cudahy. Of Kansas City. and his wife.
who have not seen each other since the
night Cldahy acquired International no
Joriety for his attack upon Jere r
I-HIlz, a close friend Of Mrs Cudahy.
Cudshv has been living n Pssadens
for some weeks. 81 close retirement TO
escape pgblicitEs but u is learned today
hat last night he hUrrtedly s1sCted for
Kansas city From q friend who has
been very close To him during his STAY
1T Pasadena. rhe Information comes To-
DAY mat Michael Cudahy- his father
has Effected the reconciliation, on &C
count Of the children
In the middle Of the week. Michael
Cudahy reioined his son al Pasadena
after having made a trip TO Kansas
City. and the friend states that this
nip WAS successful IN IFS purpose OF
finding ground for 2 reunion Of the
couple ID was generally remarked that
young CUdahy was very cheerful ysste--
dav.
john Moss. the chauffeur who assisted
Cudahy in the attack, is reported 90 be
stiH in hiding in Pasadena
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
FOOTBALL VICTIM
IS SINKING RAPIDLY
Midshipman Said TO Be
Nearing End of Long
Fight for Life.

ANNAPOLIS. AId, April -u--Et was
stated Al the Naval Hospital here JnIs
morning .hst Midsaipman Ear D. WI
son. Z verJeors or whose meek was frac-
tared during a football game or October
Is. last. was sinking rapidly and that his
death was Iisely 20 occur al any time.
This report Is tue Sravest which has
emaDaLed from -he hospital IN an Of
fetal wa since the accident took place
with ITiGSh 4pmsu Wilson are his father
W p Wilson. OF COviugIOE. EC-, ana .
brC-ner-
The serious condition OF young Wilson
this morning maUifests itself IN great
vvea kucsS and ina bilitE 10 speak. as F-e3i
q = loss OF LOTefuiuesS- wilson could not
ge moved AT al This morning How
ever ne ayaearS 70 understand some OF
-Ea things which are ss5d 20 aim and
car respond ry movements or MS head
The Washington times., 1910-04-10

Rallineer- Pinchot rontrove~sN, and with
respect so the whole range 81 conseIva-
ton questions which are connected with
that contrOee Is one that has been
widely discussed ever since the trouble
between P1nchot and BsHiuSer broke
cgt- II - everywhere recognized thai
Eouse vets. attitude as 90 This contro-
Fcrsl IS a matter Of the utmost political
lHlporaU-c- ID viii have large bear
1E- on Ine coming Congressional cam
Lascn- and It's effects may reach into the
EeNr Presto entail campaign
What the position OF Roosevelt Uill
Dc toward the Administration Of Presi-
dent TIfr generally d something as 10
which there are conflicting reports 40
one believes that M Roosevelt VII set
out 10 Genouuce OF erIJiciSe mis- sue
CFssoT-
However. II Nr. Roosevelt takes a pO-
siriou iu support OF Pincbot b. is not easy
90 see how ne can conduct himself as
not 90 be rated a critic OF the Admin
isfrariuH. Nor Is 10 easy 20 see now the
former President can align himself with
Finc1ot and escape becoming eStr5nged
Iuore OF less attn Nr. Tatt and the
whole Administration OF President
Taft
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
NO TRACE FOUND
OF BABY'S PARENTS

So word las set oeen received from
Ne2 York as 10 the wnerea bouts of the
man and woman alleged To have ab4u-
6or4ed az 5usaat az the Howard House
last D -cht Tire coupe left washington
o.. tae lglGEigH train and are under
S--rC 70 have u.-r--zseri tickets for New
Norz. A description of tlem was sent
o. New Eu.z, a-- -o trace % tles. has
been found.
TIE man and woman went 20 tHe
Howard EClse about 3 O'Clock yes
terEay afternoon ana registered as t.
johnson and wife. OF HarrlSOGb4rs. Va
They had the infant g4-H them when
they went 10 their room shortly before
u o'clock they called e. taEicsb and
drove away after paving their bib
Dr. was after midnight when tie cries
o. sHLl were heard from the room
tEeF had oec-lpled. The hotel cie=b sent
a Eov 20 investigate. and he returned
with the bduE. The child was turned
over the police and sent 90 81 Auue.s
Orphan Asylum end hunt Tor Jle miss
fne couple WAS begun.
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
.DOSS GIVEN CHANCE
|. To EXPLAIN MURDER
Washington Man Who Con
fesSed Wife Killing May
Be Brought Here.

Matthew Doss viii have ample oppor-
tUH.tv TO consider Whether or not DE
really did poison his wIfe ln TINS city q
year ago. 30 The efforts Of the Io-al p0-
Nee 1mc-rt 20 anything
T. Is their Intention 20 secure the
commitment Of Tie man 5u Chicago
while q ey pursue the investigation lJr-
iher here Up 10 date they have found
nothing which confirms tie Story Doss
iott the police % the W.udy city Friday
when he surrendered himself
Fhey received Intelligence yesterday
isat The man had repud.ated ais FIRST
statement. airs DGss. Sc las been
learned. purchased the poison with
which she is believed 10 have committed
suicide. and had threatened several
lilir5 70 take HcT own lie That IS tle
situation lEiS morning
Delectlte Evans has gone t1 Chicago
~ examine D0sS and further move
port.
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
MAJOR BIRD TELLS
OFLEE'S SURRENDER

BALTIMORE. April I1-NothinE the-
atr,cal attended the surrender @ Gen
Robert r &c. according 10 MAJ spots
wood Bird th- IaSr man Lee spoke
TO before riding forth 10 confer with
General Grant
The statement vas mdde yesterday OF
the anniversary OF the surrender AT a q
BomaIlOE Court House Major BIRD
stated that the Confederate officers re-
tanned their swords. ssberSr and revoi-
EIrS
This said Ma Tor Bird. was stfDu-
"a ted in the terms Of surrender K Is
absurd TO suppose General Lee turned
over his General Grant. himself. in his
book, denies that such transpired-
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
Foonman-Thief a Pitiful
Figure When Returned
to Washington.
TELLS THE STORY
OF HIS ROBBERY
Hewlett Held for Marshal, Follow
ing Recovery of $4,000
Jewels.

4 stoop-shouIdered weakliRS, uushayen,
the picture Of sullen Iassitude, Clarence
Hewlett today shufhed into Police
Headquarters between two brawny po-
iicemen, who Gripped him tightly, any
/ thing bur the spruce foOtman who ten
days ago robbed Mrs. Henrietta BuEheU
Of $4,000 worth of jewels and had the
detectives OF every city in the East
hurting him
A. tie door OF the BertiIlon depart
meHt closed behind the pitiful figure OF
the former fOOtmau, the woman he
robbed was ushered into the office OF
the cnieI of police, where she identified
piece after piece OF the magnificent jewels
which had tempted the thief below
stairs
Signs of Degeneracy-
There is nothing Of the daring, sue
cessfuI criminal about Hewlett Con
sideraoly below the average height. vith
little, black sunken eyes. sallow skin.
coarse dark hair. Irregular features en-
Dhssized BY stopping forehead and TOO
prominent nose and chin, the impression
or degeneracv rather than the aier-.
defiance OF The clever tElef seems sron
him
silently ne heard r.e orders o. .ha
inspector regarding hiT1. and silently ue
dragged himself away from The .fera
lie oio not seem frightened or abasred.
JuS- weary
Bat his tongue was not tightly tfed He
81 loose CONVERSE 5os.al .c--eu- 5vl-lr
EIEeu pppor-un.tE. taking rspiGE--- -
most tereris1lE. with The jerkv rervo,.S-
ness OF e nan Who wants 70 81. 81
whole story r. -Se. shortest pose5..z
period Of time
HCvsett a--r-veG IT. washington f--.
nlght accom- panied by Detectives Fr.--
iinSsr1e sEf- weldon. from New Yo-I-
where rEey recovered some OF me zavy-
clTE me man took from :le hone Of
Airs- Ludlow or Lafayette Scls~e E-1s-
te- Monday.
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
SPECIAL NOTICES

WANTFD-NAAfES AND ADDRESSES
or persons who saw LADY faT5 from
Ge1rEetoWu car, IN and z. L0Eday
evening April 9. about S.
apS-alE j = RAIDER. 10 8 y F.
The Washington times., 1910-04-10

daughter Ms. BdG-ier. MO OWNED the
sewels. came 90 police hedu4t l2I leis
this morning and examined the prop
errl. iogutttVis- each piece She cE-
pressed her appreciation OF me W0TE 2.
TIE police IN the case ard t1aEfzed
Na1or Sylvester AID tnroHel Inn ne
men who H1d worked on the case, Tor
tire manner ia which th-y haa cleaned
b. 40.
Hewlett " H H= termed oTer g" United
States Marshal Palmer % r-e EIg-- -T x
for Incarceration n jail Guts lis case
is called fl- -viai -- - ~ r---.l-.al court
lie was indicted te- grand larceny ~
rGe grand jury l1s- week Lre ponce
co not believe che man IS implicated
ia Any other cases tn washington
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
MILE. STEINHEIL POOR.

PARIS April 11-Nue. Na-tae stein
EEL tda-gE-e- Of Nine Ste5rheu 5has
been competed Ev rove-t-y 10 aupl-- Tor
q bost 70 state postage stamp factory
~ = wage Of dollar a day bur he
app-icat-Cl has been refused
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
80 Conhdence ii &C.

Those who SAY that Roosevelt is going
20 line Up against Baliinger and with
Pluchor take the position that RoOse-
veit looks on conservation as interpreted
~ PiuCHot as one Of the chief OF his
policies He bad the utmost confidence
En- Pinchot as an Official and a friend
To an extent he looks on the course OF
-He BaUfncer ad1ereuts Is aimed at him
quite as much Al P-nchOt-
From the beginning or the inquiry into
Fha TfnEer-Pinchot controversy there
has been discussion whether the attI-
rude of Roosevelt would not nave a
bearing on the findings Of the committee
This matter viii he more talked of than
ever now. wren II - understood tnar
Roosevelt Is likely TO Eiye Pinchot sup
port Il IS pointed out that while u
may ma Ike no change in the finding OF
me committee. doubtless there viii be
q. minority and ma iUTITE report and
if it proves that Roosevelt Is backing
PInCEor there viii De q great deal more
disposition on the part OF P1nClOt =
trends in Congress 10 speak out in his
behalf than there would be otherwise
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
Pinchot Men PIeased.

The friends or PinchCt here have been
feeling uch pleased over the situa ton
ever since IT. developed that Roosevelt
had cahTed Piuchot 10 visit him IN Eu-
-0pe- While they did not know at that
time whether Roosevelt would support
PinChOr- they felt that 81 vas at least
certain OF some advantage 20 the Pinch
90 side Of the controversy to have the
facts laid before him from the PiuchOr
standpoint and by Mr. PiuchOt himself
u is believed here that PInCuOT Is
likely TO have a supporter I'm Francis J
IenCy- Mr. HeueE Is about 10 so 10
Europe He has been IN Washington of
late
lie viii not admit ne IS going 90 see
Roosevelt, but this IS the inter preta tieu
uur on his mp abroad IN some quarters
EFeUeE- has been close sD CLAWS IN the
trouble which Is now being tnTe s-ared
AMI at one time there was talk that he
would. appear =-S counsel on the FllcGot
side.
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
Planning to Be Married?

Consult Gude about the flowers and
s7oraI decorations. 111t F--Adv.
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
BISHOP OBSERVES
GOLDEN WEDDING
Congratulations Extended TO Bride
Of Fifty Years and Her
Husband.

D0BHS FERRY. y. Y. April To-
Sung bv voices me!loued by tears OF
Staduee~ and laughter. The 1are OF Put
on Your Old Cray Bonnet vas waited
across the FfIIS yF this old town yes
rerfa- iu celebration Of the golden we'd
ding o. Bishop FaIIOvv- md his wife
Uno. TfrE years ago ll little Wis
rrUSEu town really wore ETa- bonnet
with a blue ribbon on g. when she was
Welded To young man. who year
n fe-- went of 70 the war.
Al the celebration Us-e the four chill
CireH OF the happy pair ana many were
present 90 extend cOnCEa tr1istious The
exercises were a. the home Of the
biShuU-s Sun. Edward II FaU0Ws
Planning to Be Married?
Consult Gude about the flowers and
@o-aT decorations rE14 F-Adv
The Washington times., 1910-04-10
Unusual Recovery.

The detectives and Jhe.- prisoner ven
iEom Baltimore. where the ran was ar
rested Thursday. % New YORK Friday
and brought RACK with them practice Iy
every one &C 'he valuable gems be had
stolen There has seldom been more
compiste recovery Of stolen property az
ter such lapse of CEle, the police
STATE some OF the JeweiIy had been
broken up mat b. might be more easily
disposed Of, lut The greater pert of +.
was intact
AIRS Ludlow accomps MED h- her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

T.onfon Dec 12-ConsoIS closed Il higher
at ~ for money and 70 3-16 for account
Anaconda was unchanged at fS14, Canadlan
Pacific was unchanged at 1872 ana Ifdhu
Trunk was Il higher at 231s.
Money was plentiful and discount rates
We're easy to-day.
The Bank of England and the Continent
shared the weekly gold arrival-tI0oo"-at
I'D advance. The expected American ue-
rnand for the metal did not appear
Traders on the Stock Exchange Were
chiefly occupied with the mining settle-
ment which began to-day Gilt edged Sc
curitfes and home rails were steadily mann
tanned and conSOlS gained quarter OF q
DOint but the other sections were inclined
10 sag in sympathy with the heaFiness IN
Paris.
American securities opened a fraction
higher. but the suit for possession of the
oil lands controlled by the Southern Paclnc
Railroad depressed the market and prices
fell below parity in the forenoon Later
New York sent selling orders and the mar
ket closed dull and easy
Call money in London. 2G2lz per cent
omen marked discount rate for short bills,
35s per cent; long bills, 9-16G3Ss per cent
Berlin discount rate, 4Ss per cent; Paris
discount rate 25s per cent: Paris exchange
on London. - francs 2S12 centimes: Beriin
exchange on London, % marks % pfenniSs
Bar gold. rs 9isd, and American eagles,
76s sgd
Paris. Dec. 12-Three per cent rentes
closed 10 centimes lower at 81 francs 20
confines Trading was dull and prices
We're heavy on the Bourse
Berlin. Dec. 12-Domestic securities were
duh and irregular. American shares closed
hiCboS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
Condensed Statement, December 1st, 1910
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
were not active in the local stock marker,
selling upward of $3.50 shares on balance
THE COPPER MARKET-The copper
market is quiet. with little demand for the
metal Small dealers are shading prices
and electrolytic is easily obtalnable at Izs4c
a pound The large producers and selling
agencies continue to quote etectroiytlc at Ig''
a pound but few sales are being made
at that level. Copper has been deGnning II, IN
Europe, but domestic interests declare tnat
the foreigners are manipulating the market
in order to eSta bish a basis on when 20
buy There has been some falling on IN
cdGs,Irnution. due to the 'sirinkage in the
business of industrial corporations IN gen
eral.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED - Dividends
have been declared as follows: The Cities
Service Company, initial liz per cent on the
preferred and three-quarters of l per cent
on the common, payable January ]. Inc
ferred. payable January 3 The. Esperanz4a
Company, regular quarterly Is I'd, pay ydL,,
pany. regular quarterly . per cent ana z1s
per cent extra, payable January - La
Rose Consolidated Mines Company regu-
20. The Central Coal and Coke Company
regular quarterly IA per cent on tIie pre-
ferred and IL per cent on the corhHioh
payable January il.
TO APPLY FOR RAY AND CHINO
Observation-Disclosures will be made TO the
governing board of the Stock Exchange IN
stocks of the Ray. Consolidated COPPER
Company and the Chino Copper company,
which are now traded in on the curb Ray
has an authorized issue of 1,4oUo snares'
of which 12000G0 shares are OUTSTANDING
par SO Chino has authorized 1t0,0O snareS'
par 50, all OF which are outstanding
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY SELLS
DEBENTURES-Th United Fruit Com
many has sold TO Lee, HigSinson q Co
i. 900 900 41a per cent sinking fund DECENT
ures dated January l, 1911, and MATURING IA
JuIy 1926 These bonds are issued 10 pro
vide s. per cent of the cost or three new
frIIit steamers now in course or construc-
ton.
Buy AND RESELL ROCK ISLAND
BONDS-Speyer * Co nave PurG GiLlssl
from the Chicago, Rock Island q racine
Railway Company S., 10000 hrSt ana re-
funding mortgage 1 per cent Don9S' Iu5
1924 issued for improvements ana otnei
corporate purposes. and have prlVateiS re-
sold the entire amount
NIPISSING MINES.-The Nipissing Mines
repOrts cash on hand and value OF ore III
transit and at smelters at Sso20 as OF Oe
can1ber 10. and ore sacked at mines anu
ready for shipment Of S296,3l5-
LA ROSE CONSOLIDATED MINES
Ia Rose Consolidated Mines reports as OF
December 10 cash surplus of approxlnaIely
$3.50 GOO the largest in the history OF tlie
company.
FOR AN EXTRA HOLIDAT--Tne mem.
hers of the Stock Exchange have petluoheu
the governors to close the exchahSe oii
Saturday precedir-r Christmas Day
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Lehigh Valley was q feature Of the mar
ket on the Consolidated Exchange The
business in 1t was the largest since the
stock began to be traded in, its sales To-
falling $500 shares, only three stockS-Steel
common, Reading and Union Paciiic-eX-
ceeding it Some of the buying was by
commission houses with Philadelphia con-
nections. It failed to sell under 1875,
against q New York Stock Exchange low
of 1854. The largest single lot that changed
hands was one of 500 shares at ISL. So far
as the general list was concerned, floor
sentiment Veered several times throughout
the session. The way prices rallied after
the early setback was construed faVOrably
in the late forenoon, and for a time stocks
were in demand. but another selling move
plent carried quotations down in the late
afternoon. Detailed operations follow:
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened at 81 per cent: highest, 81 per
cent; lowest, ; per cent: closing, > per
3 shade hrfner. although the market WAS
GulI- Rates: 4d41z per cent for thirty and
eixty days. 1 per cent for ninety days and
-FOUR months; 4a414 per cent for five and
six months Mercantile paper WAS isSued
moderately. meeting with a fair demand.
Rates. ga 81 per cent for sixty to ninety
DAYS Endorsed bills receivable. and choice
four to six months single names; 5slG6 per
cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - The foreign
exchange market opened steady, with
cables quoted at 1856 al. $40. demand ster-
ling at 4S53004. S535 and siXty-day bills at
4 Col Short francs were 5-209s and short
shade easier in the afternoon, showing d
decline Of points from the opening.
Gables were quoted at 4.S569G 1866, demand
vterling at 4 s5G4.s539 and siXty-day bills at
lsoik. Short francs were around 5205s, and
short reichsmarks 81 1916.
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EXCHANGE

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston, SC
premium bid; Chicago. &c premium: San
francisco, sight par, telegraph &c premium
New orleans. commercial 75caS discount,
hank 81 premium: Charleston buying par
selling SC premium; st. Louis l5c discount
bid, sc asked: Savannah. buying 3-16c dis
count, selling par
RANK CLEARINCiS. - New York ex-
changes s2le sos f4S. balances $, $50. S96; Bal
.irnore. exchanges S55SS.55S. balances $5Ss,-
15e. TrlfIadeIDhia exchanges SO 81. 06s. bal
ences 81 g405I2: Boston exchanges SiS.S3S. 307
balances S7s5.4C0: Chicago, exchanges S46,-
rs &C. balances $685. S3.
SILVER acknowledgements bar sill
yer 54Ssc: Mexican silver dollars. &c; bar
oliver closed IN London at Esd. decline
Of Lied.
GOLD PREMIUM.--In Madrid, &c; Lis
bon, $50
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. Mexican ex-
change Oh New York is quoted al 29li2-
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

activity was shown in spots, and "hne
some irregularity developed at the outset
the general undertone was hrm IN syIn SYN.
patty with the stock market the mig ier
priced copper issues moved up tracuonalIs;
especially Ray Consolidated. Miami Anu anu
Greene Cananea. Inspiration ana T TIlIno
sold off slightly, but later recovered lhSIe
was a better inquiry for the silver stocks,
which improved 1sqas, with La hose
and Nipissing leaders. The lower prlceu
mining issues displayed the usual actVlty'
with narrow price movements. KAY Zen
trail was strong ond active. In the indus
trial list American Tobacco opened doNn
points on small offerings. Standard oll
improved point. Intercontinental Ruoper
was fairly active, but irregular. Bonds
were dull but generally steady
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
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50. 80 Total saIes
MINING.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

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BROAD street, New York. and No. 81 Devon
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
FURNISHED by swartwout & AppenzeIiar. No 40
Pine street.l
Maturing 1ell-'22-

Approx.
Name. Maturity. Bid. Ask Weld
Am Cigar D c. March IL. 1911 99Ss IOois q 81
do p c. Mich -. 1872. ..---. 9sia aSSs 10
e x o 4 y c. March To- 1911 99@4 Ion leo
do ~ c. June. 1918. -...... 99iI s9ir 46o
Beth Steel Corp y e, Nov. 1914 9oSs or, 70
c & 5 p e, March 10. 1913. asJ asst $50
c III q d y g. July. lob. 9Tt. 97st 6io
C c G & st /, p c. June. 1914 I0oAs IOa1e ~
II Il II equip 4is c, July, 1e22- i0ol. lois a AZ
Erie q o 4. April S 1911. ..... Iu0is 1901. aa
Gen Rubber rs p c. July. 1915. 9ihs a4E. sta
Hudson Cos c. Oct IL. 1911. a9it 100 Goa
do & d c. Feb, 1913 .-...-,... psi 9Ss. q 5n
INTERIOR r T p c. May i9ti .1oOE t0i 90
+ Ry 4 1t y c. Sept, 1912. asa, 9oit eOo
do 3 c. May IL. 1913. ....... gs1a a6L 80
Lack Steel 4. March. 1918. 81 92l. 10
MINI & st l. p =. Feb. 1s1t. 909s pos Ia
VI & p c. Aug. 1911 $50. 9a%s aayS : Is
y y Central Lines. eqpts, y
Nov. 1910 ~ -. IA = y basis
do as c, jan 19ll-'2 8 - ats II = has ~
ny II 4 ii . .. 1911 IL. .1ooia IGigs
81 l. & L A. = c. Feb. 1872. 97S. 0sis els
do c. March. 1918, a6 a6i- so
sethern Ry . {. Feb. leis as. u.s.. SAY
West & T c. Feb 1el:.. Dos, 100, $40
" s 6 p c. Aug. 1915. .1oo,s I0oss SIS
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BOND DIS,

SO, coo ITud K II AIS 76l2 1913 76la I6z
GOO Ray Con 6s-.-.115 115 lis 10
10000 West E1ec 5s-1OO14 1904 zoos 1905
5000 West Pac IS. 314a 911z 911a 81 Il
SELLS cents per share. fodd lots
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BOSTON STOCKS.


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COBALT STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13

1882 shares, compared with S4l1fo
shares for corresponding day in 1909
December H. inclusive 15es7o715
shares compared with 89s3 shares for the period
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-13
BOND MARKET SALES

500 Jap as sml. cas-
5000 do ID. ..-- 94i4
5000 Rep Of c IS. 103
1000 Sac Paulo IS 9Iis
1000 do 1850. 81
1000 Tenn Sett IS 955s
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