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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
U. S. EXPRESS HOLDS OWN
Parcel Post Fails to Cut Gross Earn
ings This Year.

The annual report Of the United States
Express Company for the year ended June
80, 1918, issued yesterday, does not indicate
any serious loss In business as result
of the competition by the parcel post
Gross earnings amounted 10 S2l.s2O'uO' an
increase of $7Ol. 727. Because OF greater
operating costs, however, there was an
operating deficit for the year of slOs,ol-' as
compared with a deficit the previous year
of ss1.012
From sources other than operation the
company derived an income of Sooo.SSo'
bringing the total INCOME for 1913 up 10
s25sals, a loss of s2.27i. After deducuns
s24. $50 for miscellaneous expenses there
remained a balance applicable TO dividends
Of s232.o3s, which is equal to 2.S2 per cent
on the 100000 capital, compared with
2.aa per cent earned at the end OF June ~
1912
No dividends were paid last year. put
in the previous year 100000 was distrib-
uted TO stockholders. which left pfont
and loss deficit for that period OF $26"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
COTTON CONDITION POOR
Amount Ginned in Excess Of
Last Years figures.

Washington, Oct g. The condition of
the cotton crop Of the United States on
Thursday. September %. was GAL per cent
OF normal, compared with sS.e per cent
on August Is. 1913; sss on September Is,
1872; Ill on September %. 1911; $50 on
September Is. 1910. and 6so the ten-year
average on September Is.
This announcement was made at noon
to-day by the crop reporting board Of the
Bureau of Statistics, Department Of Agri-
culture, In Its final condition report Of the
season. the condition being estimated
from reports OF it's correspondents and
agents throughout the cotton belt.
During the early part of the growing
season this year conditions were favora-
bic In the western cotton states and I'M
favorable in the eastern; as the season
advanced, however, prospects declined in
the west and improved somewhat in the
east.
The second cotton ginning report OF the
Census Bureau. issued at 10 a. m. to-day,
announced that 3,237, S5l bales of cotton Of
the growth of 1913 had been ginned prior
20 September %. counting round as half
bales. To that date last year 1905. 934
bales, or 22.3 per cent of the entire crop.
had been ginned; in 1911, 3.676.594 bales, or
23.6 per cent: In 1903, 2,59o. 500 bales, or 1873
per cent. and in 1906. 2.o572S3 bales. or 1873
per cent of the crop.
Included in the ginnings were 1884
round bales, compared with 1854 on Sep
TENDER Is last year, Z7.sls in 19l1. 3S,O2s in
1910 and 90 in 1909.
The number of bales Of Sea Island cot
ton included was 1856, compared with
3,05l last year, Ii ,s07 in 1911, 1882 in 1909
and II ,457 bales in 1908.
The first official figures estimating the
size Of this years crop will be announced
by the crop reporting board on Friday.
December L. at 2 p. m. when the Depart
ment Of Agriculture's report on the pro-
duction Of cotton for 1914 will be is
sued, showing the quantity of cotton
grown in each state, expressed in 500
pound bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
PEOPLES GAS FINANCING
Mortgage to Take Care OF All
Issues Planned.

II was learned yesterday that meeting
~ the shareholders of the Peoples Gas
Light and Coke Company of Chicago. VIII
he called in the near future to authorize
an increase In the company's capital stock
of .oOo This will bring the total au-
,horization to 100000. OF the new stock
80 800 900 is expected to be offered TO stock
holders shortly at par to the extent of 10
per cent OF their holdings.
IT is undertood that the stockholders
will also be asked TO approve new re-
funding mortgage to take care OF all ls-
sues now outstanding and to provide
Funds for extensions. The amount OF the
a,,tbor,zation may run between @lOo,GcWO
ard sl50,OOO,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
BANK RATE RAISED
Official Discounts in London Are
Now B Per Gent.

London. Oct. 2-After a prolonged dis
cussion the directors of the Bank of Eng
land to-day decided to raise the bank
rate to 5 per cent as a precautionary
measure to protect the banks reserve,
which has been depleted by more than
S0,00O,000 this week by exports to Egypt,
while the weekly consignments OF gold
from South Africa continue to be alb
sorbed by the Continent where the scram-
bic for gold continues.
The discount market hardly expected
the advance to-day In view of the frmer
New York exchange. but II was recog-
nized that some protective measure would
be necessary in the near future In order
TO enable the Bank Of England TO get the
gold arriving from South Africa and build
up its reserve. which has fallen much be-
low that of last year. The higher rate.
IT is expected. will serve as a warning to
other quarters TO check their prospective
gold demands.
The advance in the Bank OF England's
rate excited no surprise yesterday among
local bankers conversant with European
monetary conditions J. +. Gardin. vice
preSluent OF lHe Ndilolldi ivy Dam "'N
a recognized authority on discounts and
foreign exchange. attributed the move
more directly 10 the higher discounts re-
Gently quoted by the London private
banks, which were 70 to 4 above the
Bank OF Epgland's rate.
Bankers With international connections
point to Egypt, France and India as rae
tors in a situation which has caused the
worlds foremost financial institution TO
advance its discount at period OF the
year when reductions have oftener been
in order
limitations that the Imperial Bank OF
Germany may soon reduce its rate are
not credited here where Berlin's frequent
money strains have been the subject OF
much comment and no little concern
throughout the current year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following Judgments for amounts in
excess OF $lO0 were filed yesterday the
first name being that OF the debtor:
Adams Thomas Mergentime, sl31 80.
Burro. Frank-Anheus Busch Newark Asen-
Rsr Z. Gerald il J. Cuddy, s2Os 81.
DAILY, Mary-A Brisbane. S52I Is. .,,,-
Dalton, Marie IL. or Marie DresslermNilliam
Adler. Theatrical Costumer. Inc, $oo3 30.
Devine. Kate. H. Harris. s334 II.
Drucker Bertha-S. W. stein. 1888 -.
Evans Richard oh H. NJ. Lyle, $3.50 81.
Erby Emil. and VIM. ". Brown. +. Bragg
Eliorbbc. J. Edwin-M. r. Austin ct al
$40 81.
Gallagher. Peter C-s Brill et al, 1924 As.
Gpoce' Benton W. L-Alfred Nelson Co.
Hatch. walter PC Hanchett $3.50 %.
Haslach Joseph j.. and William W. Brown
j. r. Bragg, s2IT. 1000,
Harper. William 4. Bennett, $Ssl 81.
Uousepian Haig BE. Barth. $lO3 03.
Lipshtz. Bentapin-H. Il. II. stuyvesant'
Laster' samuel-H. Isaacson; s3l2 a.
Never Albert Eff. Rohlhng; slO' 10: .
Miller Rose-Bowery Bank OF New York; u
Moon , Thomas J-J. Rheinfrank Co.: si52 s..
Millist, Louis J.--stratford Building improve
Miller Her Frank~plsrict Realty Co; :es I:
Nussberg. Adolph--Buter Brothers; S39S 49,
Prime Domenico-T+ Peirona sl.. 81;
Pugh Paul B.-Jagels &c Bells; |2.yN
pssdy Frank Nv. J.. Colwell: Sl9l SO.
Rupprecht. Frederick K.-A. J. Crawford Co.;
s33s 81. ~ a
sbo oi - Clarence VT. Helene; 1851 81.
Same-same; 1899 81 . ~ ,,ooo,
scharsmith. John E.-M Frank N;s 81.
spain, Nicholas IN b. Phillips; sSei
sruIIy Edward J.-Realty Advertising ana
sha,ppck Harry H.-Bunde & Upmeyer;
Schumacher hui william All. II. NJ. Lyle;
Tanner ~ William K.-J. II. Richards: s225 81.
van C'Iisf William S.-V. Loewers Gambr1nus
Brewery Co: S256 49, g r
Master mate pilot and FRANK ,. gerry
Thomas publishing Co: 500 81.
Latln-American Export Co.-Cnlshoin az 'op''
Manufacturing Co.. $40 81 ,,
sn%in~ nm Construction Coo. II. sara
1854 ~.
nrnseher Roeberc Co-New York Edison Co;
Reynolds i Metz COLI. r. Ferguson ct al;
$50 81. - -. III ~
c1eon,'ed supply Co-People, etc. 500.
iotaI Avon Co-New York Edison co; VII o..
Monaton Realty Investing Corporation-New
ui,,|arv Naval Corporation-John Mutt Co.;
a. fiOT 10 anil IT,. Inc.-stewart. Warren Co..
~ 81 Now York. H. Dougherty: $500 o.
pis,oIds Metz Coo. II. Macauley Co. {;
M sa1S SSi Realty Investing corporstiOn-T F.
wendell nGsin leasing co.-E ]. sullivan Corpora
non W GRAY G. Co.. Inc. Andrew Gray and
William Gray--C. Gresskuth; sl,2ss u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
N. Y.C.BUYS 420STEEL CARS
Spending S5,300,0O0 to Pro-
tect It's Passengers.

[By Telegraph to The Tribune.


Pittsburgh, Oct. Am order for 400
steel passenger cars. valued at $4,000
was placed to-day by the New York Cen
trail Railroad Company as a result of the
determination of government officials to
compel railroads to use steel cars. The
Pressed Steel Car Company and the
Standard Steel Car Company, local firms.
got orders for 116 and 1i9 OF the new cars.
respectively.
1t may be that the Pittsburgh plants
will have to be enlarged, as the New
Haven system is preparing to spend
$40. 10000 for new equipment and IS nego-
tiating here. Many other Eastern roads
will probably be compelled to buy steel
cars.
Local manufacturers are preparing for
a deiuge OF orders. as more steel cars OF
the types desired are manufactured in
Pittsburgh than in any other CITY in the
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03

the Tobacco Products Corporation will be
held on October at Richmond. Va. If a
statement is issued to stockholders 1t
Will show the first year of the corpora
tons history to be a very prosperous one.
The Tonopah Belmont Development
Company and the Belmont Milling Com
pany report receipts from sales Of ore.
bullion, etc.. for the quarter ended Au-
gust 81 last OF se40, 52l: expenses were s4os-
235. and net earnings were s54l,2S6. The
available resources as of August 81 we're:
Due from smelters, s43s, 42s; due from 9TH
ers, $747 leans on collateral. sol. 80;
cash in banks. s727.5S9 total, s1.466,9l9.
Business on the New York curb for the
month of September totalled 1,47O,s4o
shares, which was an increase over the
volume Of business in August Of 197,5SO
shares. There was a decrease in the
bond business for the month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
RECORD MADE IN LAKE ORE.

Duluth. Oct 2.-Despite strikes, PAD
weather and two double holidays. tonnase
OF ore shipped from the head OF the LAKES
this year will exceed the record preah'hs
mark set in 1912 Totals from the seven
ore loading points show that Sz4oi.2fs tons
have been handled this year, compare"
with %, 75s,s1s tons last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03

Stock Exchange yesterday amounted to
about 1900 shares, mostly on the selling
side.
Dividends have been declared as fol-
lows:
National Carbon Company. regular quarterly
OF IA per cent on preferred, payable Novem--
Der 10 to stock Of record November 8.
Pittsburgh Coal Company regular quarterly
of IA per cent on preferred, payable October
90 to stock Of record october IS.
United Fruit Company. extra OF per cent.
payable November l TO stock Of record Octo-
United States Rubber Company--Quarterly
dividend OF per cent on first preferred, III
per cent on second preferred and III per cent
on common. TO stock Of record october To- pay
able october 81
The report OF the New York. New
Haven q Hartford for August shows
gross earnings OF $4,000. a loss of s3l0.
1874: net after taxes was sl,772,90s. a de-
crease of $S35,SO4.
Large sales OF electrolytic copper to
European buyers at 1873 cents pound
were reported yesterday. The market
continues firm and predictions are made
that the price will shortly advance to
II cents
The American Gas Company has an
nounced that stockholders OF record Oc-
tober will have the right to subscribe to
new stock at par to the extent Of 20 per
cent Of their holdings. The right to sub.
scribe expires October 81.
Gross earnings of the Rutland Railroad
for August amounted TO s363i5l, an in
crease Of s6,2s5; net totalled sl0S.llO, gain
OF 1886.
The Missouri Pacific Railroad has
placed an order for 10000 tons of rails
with the Pennsylvania Steel Company.
Gross earnings Of the Central or
Georgia Railway for June amounted TO
1896. 40, an increase Of only So; totalled
So, 0i3, a loss of 1888.
Gross sales of the ]. I. Case Threshing
Machine Company for the first nine
months of 1913 are reported as SS.l9,6H.
as compared with s7,333.s55 for the sim
liar period Of 1912.
Gross earnings of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company for August amounted
to $549o,ll5, a decrease of sl17,167; net
amounted to 1892, 1885,. "a loss OF N7,42s.
The New York Chapter OF the Ameri-
can Institute OF Banking. numbering over
ZOO bank men. las opened its educational
season in the Packard School building
35th street and Lexington avenue.
Hambleton & Co.. Of Baltimore. Will
open New York office on November /
and will take into the firm as resident
partners Fairmen r. Dick, formerly with
Dick Brothers & CO.; Nicholas L. Tilney
and Ernest 7. Gregory. formerly with
Lee, Higgnson G. Co., and william r.
Ladd, formerly with Kissel, Kinnicutt &c
Co.
The United States Mortgage & rust
Company has announced that through It's
appraisal department It Is prepared 10
furnish authoritative Information as 10
the value Of real estate in New YORK
CITY and throughout the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
THE COTTON MARKET
Breaks from New High Records
on Government Report.
WEATHER FOR COTTON STATES.


fair to-day and tomorrow; moderate west
winds
For Florida, generally fair to-day and to-
morrow: light variable winds.
For Alabama, Mississippi and louisiana gen
orally fair to-day and tomorrow; light variable
winds
For Eastern Texas. cloudy. probably local
rains in interior to-day; tomorrow fair: light
TO moderate east winds.
For Western Texas. fair, probably showers
to-day.
For West Virginia, fair to-day: tomorrow
fair and warmer.
For Tennessee fair to-day and probably to-
morrow.
A break Of from % TO 80 points fol-
lowed the publication Of the government
crop report in the cotton market yester-
day. This report, which was the last Of
fetal condition report OF the season.
placed the outlook at Sal per cent OF
normal, against $50 per cent last month.
696 per cent last year and Ill per cent
two years ago. Local statisticians pointed
out that it was the lowest official october
report i'm the last ten years, except 1909,
when the condition was 5s.5 per cent re-
sulting in yield OF 1913 pounds OF lint
cotton TO the acre and also claimed thar
the condition, on the estimated acreage OF
. o. -
10000. 900 bales. excluding linters. This.
OF course, compared bullishly with modern
ideas of requirements, but many believe
the condition reports misleading. and tn
figures evidently we're a little more favor
able than expected by recent buyers. NJ
any rate, they were followed by general
heavy selling. under which December con-
tracts broke from 1870 TO 13.11c. Trade
interests were buyers at the decline. and
after the absorption Of perhaps 100000
bales the market steadied, with trading
later less active and the close steady at
a net decline of only 2 TO points.
The market made new high records FOR
the season during the early trading. The
census report, showing S,2S7,S51 bales
einned TO September %. was considered
large. but seemed TO create no special In
terest, and the opening was firm AT an
advance OF 10 to 16 points in response 20
higher cables. big English spot sales ana
reports of further heavy rains in the
Southwest Prices were practically AZ
the best point when the government re-
port was issued. The break carried ac-
tive months about IL 10 Ia points net
lower. and the close was to points up
from the lowest. New England mills were
credited with buying on the break ana
there was an active demand from Dig
English houses, which, in connection with
the unusually heavy English spot sales
was reassuring as to the probability OF
serious labor troubles in Lancashire.
southern spot markets were steady TO firm
and unchanged to &c higher, and the local
market held at f4.20c for middling up
land. with no sales. Local CONTRACT
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
jacksonville Traction Company

The Jacksonville Traction Company re-
ports gross earnings for August OF Soo'-
2S5. as compared with s4s.s56 for August
last year. an increase Of $6.S99; net earn
inss we're SCOTS, as against s15,SS5,
gain Of 1898. and surplus, after charges.
Tor the month was $7.745, as compared
With S5.451 for August. 1912, an increase
m 1929. For the twelve months ended
August 81 gross earnings were s6O7,2So'
az against s5SS,9S1 for the preceding
Twelve months. a gain of sis,315. the
net earnings for the twelve months period
we're szo3Ys45, or t11.526 less than the
corresponding period year ago. and sur
Plus over charges for the period was $780,
s'S' as against $lO1,224 last year. a de-
efease OF s30,5S1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
GOVERNMENT BONDS DROP.

Government per cent registered bonds
sold on the Stock Exchange yesterday.
$40 COO al 1921, new low record. The
coupon As sold $4,000 at 1924. loss OF Il.
from the last previous close. Government
registered Is sold. $4,000 at IS. decline
of point from the last previous close and
within one-fourth of point OF the lowest
nrice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Local securities were stronger to-day
with -Roebuck common and Ameri-
can Carbide leading the list with advances
Of 2 points each. American Public Ser
vice preferred. Illinois Brick and Amer
lean Can preferred gained in the neigh
borhood of a point each Steel common,
Chicago Railways series IS, American Can
common and Swift issues were fraction
ally higher. Diamond Match, Edison
Commonwealth. Booth Fisheries and Ma
tlonal Biscuit shares ruled firm and I'M
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
- c TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington, Oct. 2-The condition OF me ne
rrn,,ad states Treasury AT the beginning OF
oni ,. 70 dav was: Net balance I'm gncral
sSnd SI2o e93 52s; total receipts yesterdlsay.,'
81 go 49, toa payments yesterday 81 a lot s9
inc ,, a deficit OF 81, 627, 400 last year, eX-
sInsIye q Panama Canal and public debt trans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
STOCK EXCHANGE SEAT, $4,000.

drop of 5000 in the price of STOCK
rxchange seats was recorded yesterday
nv the transfer, at $4,000. of the seat oil
Walter NJ. scheftel to Lewis IL. Brown
chicago transaction. Frank II. Solomon
has been elected member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

A temporary injunction has been grant
ed by Judge Dunno. OF San Francisco 10
R. G. Hanford. restraining the trustees
Of +. NJ. Smith from entering INTO All
agreement with n. W. Halsey d GO. 10
extend the time for payment of 2,5Oo'V'
notes Of the Oakland Terminal Railway
a subsidiary of the United Properties
Company. due last June. Mr.. HanioIu
has an option on the United Properties
and is endeavoring to form a syndicate
to take over the Oakland Terminal RAN
WAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03

New orleans, oct. 2.-The cotton market
maintained a steady undertone to-day. az
though from the middle OF the SESSION. o,, -
Was under considerable selling pressure iol-
Iowinx the reading OF the last condltion
report OF the season. which proved nisne,
than generally expected. Declines were ~.
wsiI maintained At the lowest levels new
huving FOR long account came in apparently
most OF IL from outside sources. The open
ing tone was steady. and prices were 10 y
no,nts an The Census Bureau report on
pp;nntnr caused little selling At the highest
The trading months we're ~ to IL points UP;
Tbc condition figures OF GAL per cent caused
a wave OF selling that put prices IL points
Joun Int tho market closed steady at net
decline OF to points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
BOND DOTS.

Reports state that Breed, Elliot q liar-
rison. of Cincinnati. were awarded re-
Gently the sl2,5Oo AZ per cent eight-year
average school bonds OF Bethei Io"hsnip
School District, Posey county lho'' ue
nomination of $500, and dated August D.
1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03

Liverpool cables-Snot in more demanl'
sales 10000 bales; speculation and EXPORT
ZOO American. $4,000; imports ST"; , Ameri
can 1000; middling upland, 1881 futurcs
oSened steady, generally 6Ia points hisher;
Closed quiet. at net decline OF point 6 70 a.
advance OF IA points: October, 4 9l:d; octo-
g. Novemher 7 4OIsd; November-Decembcr
asd; 'necembcr-January, 1924; Janusry-T,eee,.
ruary. FEBRUARY March, March-AlriI, ISssd'
April-May T.3li4d; May-Junt. hSla; jun
;en3b.r. 7o9isd septemb.r--october; s1st'
Mnnchcst,r-Yarns better, with more business
Cloths hardening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
CURB ECHOES.

Durlng September the mines OF the Grip
pe Creek district produced 1880 tons OF
gre ~. with a gross bullion value OF n.2;3.-
1ne annual meeting OF stockholders of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
el Paso Electric Company.

The Ell Paso Electric Company reports
gross earnings for August Of 5000 az
compared with $50, 401 for August last
Year. an increase of S2.1S9; net earnings
were s2S,5ll, as against s2o,Os6 for august
last year, a gain of s425, and surplus over
charges for the month was $25,94s. an IN
crease Of S2.222. For the twelve months
ended August 81 gross earnings were s0''-
sc, as compared with $50 76s for the pre- Ho,
ceding twelve months. a gain OF sllLoeo'
net earnings were si0o,S6S. as aea'hS'
Kill, gain If Se5,252. and surplus over
charges for the period was s'0o'SS'' do
compared with s255,242 for the CORE
spending period the previous year an IN
crease Of slO5.625.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03

Asotin. Asotin County, Wash VIII h"'d
an election in the near future to submit
20 the voters the proposition TO issue the
$4,000 bonds to purchase the Washiis'o',
end OF the Lewiston-Clarkson orloge anu
49,, 900 bonds to improve the highway iead-
ing to the bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03
NEVADA QUOTATIONS.

Broad street. New YORK;
October ., 1919
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SHORT TERM NOTES.

,Maturing 19l3-'1s)
FURNISHED by swortwout & Appenzellsr' NO
Al Pine street,
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Dallas Electric Corporation.

The comparative report Of the Dallas
Electric Corporation for the month Oh
August and the twelve months ended Win
August is az follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-03

NJ. Jackson. Township Trustee OF bu''er
township. Miami County. Ind VIII re-
ceive proposals until noon on october 10
for $1,000 AZ per cent schooi Duiuihs
bonds. denomination $1,000, dated septern-
Der /. 1913, and due $1,000 yearly from Sep
TENDER /, 1914, to 1923, inclusive
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pIrTSelJRGH STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED bv Charles u. Barney & Co. No. =
BROAD street. New YORK. and NO IL Sou'"
I,h .trnet PhlladelphI
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles Head & Co. no. u wan
street,
LAND.