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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-06-03
A. l.. Lockwood Changes.

Mr.. j. r. Tillcy, manager telephone
here, was transferred Monday to Ciln-
ton, taking the placc.of Mr.. A. l.. Lock-
wood, who comes to NewbclTy as
manager. Mr.. Tilley has given salts
faction at this place and Clinton will
find him the right man. Mr.. Lock
wood is fine young man Of the fine
county Of Laurens. The Herald and
News hopes that both will find their
present jobs pleasant. nt.-Ncwberry Her.
aid and News.
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DELIGHTFUL CONCERT.
Given by Clinton College GIee Club
before very Small Audience.

The Clinton college Glee Club
"sl1pt' into the city. so to speak, Fri
day night and gave very entertain
ing performance at the opera house to
a "wee bit" Of an audience. The col
lcglans came almost unheralded and
unknown, with no interest aroused in
their behalf, SO very few were out to
hear them. In spite OF the small au-
dience the Presbyterian lads entered
into the performance with vim and
enthusiasm that was very commcnda-
BILE.
The glcc club had a very effective
orchestra and a strong quartctte be-
sides several good soloists. The en-
tertainment was considerably above
the average for college glee clubs and
left an excellent impression upon
those who heard IT, 1t Is to be re-
gretted, however, that such a small
audience was present to extend a
heartier welcome.
The club was under the musical d.
rection of Prof. G. II. Cartledge, an
accomplished pianist. and under the
business management Of Mr.. II. ID.
Smith, of the senior class. The mem-
bers Of the glee club were Prof. Cart
ledge, director and accompanist; J. A.
Neely, violin; II. M. Brimm, Piccolo;
H. d. Smith, cornet and End bass; II.
X. Nicely, Clarinet; w. p. Jacobs, Jr.,
cello and 1st bass; II. A. d. Nicely,
drums; Hugh McIIucas, 1st tenor.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-06-03

Miss Mamie Wilson. who has hoon
head OF the millinery department of n
large Newport, Tenn, store for the
past three seasons. returned to her
home few miles from the CITY Mon
DAY to spend the summer. This week
she will attend the commencement ey
erciscs OF the Due West Female col
lc&". where her sister. Miss Nora Will
son, will be member OF the gradual
ing class.
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notice.!

a meeting Of ali those citizens who
return Real or Personal Property in The
school dist"ici OF the town OF l.nurcps
). G., is hereby called 10 mprr IN The
Court House, WcdncSday,/lunc ION.
1914 at 10 cloci, a. h. yfor the pur
pose of levying a tax hY,he maintain
ancc o! the Graded Schools for the srs
sion OF 1919 and 1915 in said district.
By order Of Board of Trustees.
o. b. SIMMONS,
Chairman.
G, II. ROPER, Secretary.
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ElIedge.Dodson.

Ware Shoals. May 3O.-One Of the
prettiest homo weddings Of the season
took place last Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr.. Charles Dodson near
Donads when his daughter Miss Lii
lie Elizabeth was welded to Mr.. S.
Earl Eleldge of Boyd's Mill. The we'd
ding took place at five o'clock and was
attended BY over a hundred invited
guests aud relatives. The ceremony
which made the happy young couple
husband ami wife took place In the
hallway Of the handsome residence,
and the place was beautifully decorat-
ed with an arch of white cloth and
green ivy trimmings. The pretty bride
was beautifully dressed in travelling
suit of blue cloth, with hat to match,
and carried in her hand a Bible. Lean
ing on the arm Of the groom, unat-
tended, the bride and her future hus-
band entered the alcove, while Miss
Ruth Dodson played the wedding
march. Having taken their places at
tho altar the Presbyterian church
wedding service was read by the
:, p'''.o. wv o. Ni. JULIUS. "hen
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p'o' "ooi"'eu 'leil' ili''h ana
oa"oou 'iio n"ppy par
a'.'''o' 'o''' p''i'S' iiearty
~, si'oh " Nli' anu
" 'o"s ana happy
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LOCAL AND Personal MENTION.

Mr. Edward McCrady is spending
few days in Charleston on business.
? Misses Lidie and Corrie Whitner are
the guests Of Miss Elizabeth Simpson.
Miss Mamie Kate Hudgens is visit
ing friends in Leesvile.
Among the graduates of Converse
college this year Is Miss Rebecca Dial.
of this city. The graduating exercises
came to close Monday night when
Miss Dial received her diploma.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ferguson and Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Copeland, Of Clinton,
were in the city yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meg. b. Simpson left
yesterday for Glenn Springs, whore
they will spend the summer months.
Mrs. r. e. Simms of Chester has
been spending several days here with
homefollls.
Miss Rosalic Franks has returned
from Sumter where she has cen visit
ing friends
Mcssrs. Ran Little and Will Wcsson
motored to SDartanburg Sunday to
spend the day.
Mrs. j. M. league and Mrs w. r..
Brown spent the Weekend in Green
wood visiting relatives.
Miss Sadie Sullivan has returned
n Of
Cross Anchor.
Miss HGfcn Sullivan, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Fl. Sullivan, is at home
from Converse for the summer.
Mr.. NJ. j. Miller, Of Waterloo, was
business visitor in the city ycstcr
day
Miss Mildred Babb has returned to-
tho city after attending college in Co
lumbia during the past year.
Misses Edmonia Garrett is among
the graduates of Winthrop college this
year.
Mrs. f. &. Gage Of Greenville has
been spending awhile here with her
mother, Mrs. Garrett.
Misses Sarah Bolt and Mary Sullivan
are in McColl visiting Mrs. Frank Ta-
tum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Simpson came
down from Spartanburg Sunday to Wis
it relatives.
Mrs r. f. Simpson has gone to Au-
gusta to attend the marriage Of Miss
Virginia Anderson to DR.. Page Of Au-
gusta.
Mrs. E. p. Minter and Miss Marjorie
Colder returned yesterday from New
York where they have been spending
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Richey, Jr., and
little daughter, Sarah, have returned
homo after spending several weeks in
Washington.
Misses Mary Todd and Lalla Mae
Dial are spending several days in An
derson as the guest Of Miss kebe
Vance.
Miss Ruth Brown, whose home is a |
few miles from the city, is among the
graduates Of Winthrop this year. The
exercises are being held this week
Mr.. Calhoun MCGOWAN leaves to-
day for Columbia where he will argue
case before the State Supreme
Court.
Mr.. j. +. To1bert Is spending few
days this week in Rock Hill attending
the commencement exercises OF Win
throp college, where his daughter,
Miss Marguerite will graduate.
I Mrs. w. D. Ferguson has returned
home from Lynchburg, Va, where she
visited her friend, Mrs. Iochridge,I
who has been very Ill but Is now
greatly improved.
Mr.. Edwin l.. Lawson, who has been
attending the Atlanta Medical college
for the past year, Is at hime with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. M. l.. Lawson
for the holidays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
Dividends Declared.

American Fork and Hoe Company, quarterly
Of II per cent on the common. payable March
Is to stock Of record March 10.
Cleveland and sandusky Brewing Company
quarterly OF per cent on preferred. payable
March 10 20 stock OF record February q.
Delaware & Bound Brook. quarterly Of per
cent. payable February 20 TO stock o, record
February IS
General Electric Company quarterly OF ? per
cent payable April - 10 stock OF record Feb
ruary %.
Grand Trunk Railroad. semi annual OF ga
per cent on second preferred and -, per cent
on first preferred
Indcpcndent Brewing Company. quarterly OF
Is, per cent on preferred. payable February IS
To stock Of record February l6.
PENNSYLVANIA Water and Power Company.
initial OF I per cent payable April TO stock
OF record March l6
United states Gypsum Company, regular
quarterly Of - per cent on preferred. payable
March 20 TO stock Of record March II.
General Electric Company, regular quarterly
~ per cent PAYABLE April II TO stock Of
record February -.
southern RAILWAY. regular semi annual ~
-. rer cent on preferred payable April "a 10
stoct Of record March IS.
American and Foreign Marine Insurance
Company. 10 per cent payable March 10 stock
OF record February 10
United cigar Manufacturers Company. quar-
ferly 81 ia. per cent on preferred payable
March . 20 stock Of recsd February -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
CONSOLS ADVANCE;
RENTES IMPROVE
American Shares in London
Steady-Money Easy
Berlin Active.

London. Feb. I3-Thc stock market
opened cheerful aud firm to-day on
broadening investment demand. Prices
reacted AT noon under profit taking, but
renewed support later brought about a re-
covery and a steady close Consols gained
half a point. home rails were benefited
nv good dividends and rubber and kafiir
shares attracted increased attention. Mex
lean rails finished weak
American securities -cro quiet and
steady pending the opening of Wall street
There was some activity in Canadian "a
cinc and the price advanced =. In the
afternoon New York accepted our level
and raised values a fraction. with light
buying orders The close was steady.
Money is SO plentiful that discount rates
are maintained with difficulty. Call loans
were made at from 2. to per cent. Dis
count rates for short bills were from 1916
to rs per cent
Consols closed = higher at q S-6 for
money and ~. for account.
Gold premium to-day at Madrid was CSC,
Lisbon IS, both unchanged
Paris. Feb. l3.-Prices were firm on the
Bourse to-day. The private rae Of dis
count remained AT 2 per cent
Three per cent rentcs closed l12 francs
higher al s. francs 32I2 centimes for the
account.
Exchange on London, % francs IS cen
times. up y centimc.
Berlin. Feb. 15.-Tradins was active and
prices were higher on the Boerse to-day.
The private rate OF discount was p, per
cent.
Exchange on London. % marks q pfen-
nigs. up T. pfcnnlg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
TRADING in THE
CURB SECURITrp,
Oil Shares Active Again on N...
of Chinese Development.
S. p. Bonds Strong.

Activity again appeared IN a..
market yesterday. especially in !, ~
department. The report that N. % .
ard OIL Company OF New Yo,s
reached an agreement with IN.
ment OF China for development ~ ~.
properties advanced the stock no,. y
10 points II was said that a sinai, -
dend declared by the company
cause the development OF OIL ,.,<~
China would require larg. sr. y
money. Other oil shares advanced 4,
pathy. closing strong.
The listing OF Cluett Peabody -
Stock Exchange did not TAX. =.
portant industrial from the curb. a,
ing in that company's shares VA.
frequent Industrials we're que, r.
mining list the Cobalts. with IN. -,
ton OF Buffalo. we're strong.
About 5000 Southern Pacific oo,,-.
ible 5s changed hands in the bond a.
ment at 1871 and lO5s.. closing =, y
former figure. Canadian Pacific 4 :.
cent notes were also strong and .,,..
The new Cuban IS we're In large d.,,.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF ,iis nrss
NEW YORK WHOLESALE tl-h phS
ASSOCIATION . 81.
Notice is hereby given. IN acco'u1x a.
Section ~ OF the General Corporation -. y~s
a meeting OF the stockholders OF tns iii y
Wholesale Fish Dealers Ass0clau"n "a ~
held al the ONCE o, the Company 20 49,, =
ton Fish Marker foot Of Hickman -. IA
r.. Borough OF Manhattan city OF r,hrs,.
y. Y. on SATURDAY. the 18th DAY OF ,,rrss
1914 at II o'clock noon Tor the snsssf
eleciiny seven % directors ior us ..-vs q
year and two inspectors OF eles uon -. ms
the next annual meeting. and ior ~. nv
action % such other business a. "
erly come before such meeting. 49,,
Polls will remain open FOR one ~ IA. 81
No directors having been electeo ~ 81
OF the annual meeting OF this cofpoom'S ,,,ft
no annual election having oeen 'ea1',,oor,,sf
one month BY the directors OF tnn ~. sfe,y
this meeting is called by the hss Al -
Company. a member and s'oeSho'o"
corporation. ,q,h igt
dated. New York city. February ,rs a
HUGH SrOCkER ,OS'. ..,sssrs
BY FRANK HARVEY FlEbp. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

CALL MONEY opened at ] q per cent;
highest. per cent: lowest. ! q per cent;
closing. per cent; renewal = per cent.
TINE MONEY was easier and met
with fair demand. Rates. 2Si n 3 per
cent for sixty days. $685. per cent for
NINETY days and four months and 81 a
l3is per cent for five and six months.
MERCANTILE PAPER was quiet.
tRates 4G413 per cent for sixty 10 nine
1v DAYS Endorsed bills receivable. as well
iss for choice four and six months single
lnames. and az per cent for others.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT,-o
Exchanges, S407,s2l. ISL; balances sls;-
lOs6.4S7. The Sub-Treasury was cred
Iitor 10 the extent Of s2J3,145.
! sIrB-TREASURY.-N York banks
| gained since last Friday $3.50. 600.
! DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Boston,
par; Savannah buying elise discount
selling par: San Francisco, 35c premium
ICharleston. buying par. selling l-l6c pre-
MUM: Chicago. loo premium: ST. Louis.
Exchange par bid. 1Oc premium asked;
minneapolis. soc premium; Cincinnati,
y sc premium
/ BANK CLEARINGS. 49, Boston. .ex-
lchanges s22.660.61 balances sl,72S3lS:
lChicaCo. exchanges s6s.S2l.I02. balances
ls3ob3525; Baltimore. exchanges N,672,-
lass. balances S605. 264. Philadelphia, eX-
Ichanges s30.S43,@1b. balances S2.ebO, !ou'
list. Louis. exchanges slc.0S9,9s5; bal
ances s997.399.
/ SILVER MARKET Commercial price
.of bar silver I'm New York. $3.50. de-
feline Of &c Mexican silver dollars were
! quoted at 4bc. off 4 c. In London bar
Itilver was quoted at 26l2d. decline
rof "a.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Th market
tclosed weak Demand sterling declined
Il points Gable and sight rates: London
Gable, As55Od4.S555; demand, 4.S5S5n
: S54O. Paris-Cable. 51Sas plus 800 :
krhcck b1S3t plus l-64 Berlin-Cahle,
! a5 plus ISL: check. 90 1915 plus l-6t.
lSwitzerland-C Gable, 51S% plus l-32'
check. 51S9t less lsi. Ilolland-Cable,
! 4Oi. plus 1-32: check. 40ia less l-52.
) BeIgium-Cable. b.2li4 plus l-32; check.
tb9fI. less l-6l. Sixty and ninety day
biils: London Cbankers1-siiSStty days
$500 4.S3A5. ninety days, 4S265. Lon
don (commerciaD-SiXtY days. 4.SSss {;
ninety DAYS. 4S2i9. Paris (bankers >
E.eIL less 1882; ninety days, b.22l2 less
2-s9 Paris commercially Sixty days.
SPIT. less 1-32: ninety days. h.2Sh less
1.S2 Berlin bankers Sixty days.
9fss; ninety days, 9iSs., Berlin (eom-
merciaD-Sixty days. 9i>s ninety days
Ntir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
ON THE CONSOLIDATED
Despite Soft Spots, Prices Move
Toward Higher Levels.

Despite some soft spots. The marker on
the Consolidated Stock Exchange made
some Roadway toward higher levels. Inc
improving tendency was reflected on tue
opening call with numerous fractional m
provements New Haven and beiish
Valley were exceptions, being signify
down from Wednesday.
Union Pacific near the close attained a
high price on the Consolidated at 1878,
There was a transaction in Consolidated
Gas at 1852. the only market for that
stock in wall Street all day. Transac-
SUN - -.
lions totaled so 1870 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
REVIEW OF THE
STOCK MARKET
Prices Held Firm in Narrow
Trading-Dealings in
Bonds Reduced.

Accumulation OF buying orders over
the holiday gave strength and activity
TO the opening and the early trading I'm
securities YESTERDAY After brief re
action stocks advanced irregulariy ana
anishod the day with gains fairly gen
eral throughout the active list. In the
middle Of the day the market was
about rs dun as on Wednesday, me
trading was narrow. and the total or
shares dealt in reached only about 23o'
600. The bond market too, was much
ouieter. the business Of the day, ABOUT
s.. 900 900. being about Sl,V""" 'ess
than on Wednesday. Bond prices
however. held generally firm.
American shares in the early London
market were steady and London bought
rather freely here. After the early
strength some selling pressure de-
veloped. but was soon relaxed. Stee.
end Union Pacific were strong features
among the standard securities. each
making a net gain or a point New
York Central was up a fraction al the
close. specialties showed renewed
strength and activity.
Rock Island shares were again weak
.,he preferred touching new low leNel
.of 1Os. and the common going TO o9I'
international Mercantile Marine bonds
closed at IS, an increase or over q
,noint. Mexican Petroleum dropped TO
20 in the early afternoon. more than :
.points below the opening. and finished
nhe day a fraction higher, with a net
Toss Of a point and half.
Reports from commercial agencies
Eshow some improvement in the dis
t.rIbution OF seasonable merchandise
Through the colder weather. Apart
lfrom this. the only definite advance
THAT appears is in copper and IN the
steel trade. Commercial failures this
week have increased over those Of the
week previous and Of the similar period
last year. Bank clearings make an un-
favorable comparison with those or the
! corresponding week in 1913 Part Of
this loss, however Is accounted for by
the decrease in speculation.
The Bank Of Englands statement,
published on the holiday, with small
increase I'm percentage Of reserve TO
| liabilities. but a loss I'm gold. indicated
I little prospect OF further reduction OF
the official discount minimum at Lon
don for some time TO come. An in
! crease in cash OF around 100000 is
/ expected TO he shown by the bank
statement to-day. Estimates from
known movements OF currency indicate
a gain by the banks from the interior
+ Of over 100000 They have lost to
the Sub Treasury about S3,OOo.oo IN
Guiding payment for the 100000 in
gold bars exported TO Paris and $500,
coo in gold coin to Hayti.
Call loans were again renewed at ls4
per cent, and most Of the transactions
we're at that low rate, though some
loans were made at . per cent. Time
money was slightly easier and rates for
mercantile paper were unchanged. De-
mand sterling dropped practically 70
;hc import point, though the album
dance Of money at this centre should
preclude any engagements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
so,-Turp~ RAILWAY COMPaNis

20 Church Street. New York. fso'S s x. ~
A DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ~ "A n
per CENT (eizrs) has been des..',rs -.
pREFERRED STOCK Of this Co"lp~atis, ~
sbss On FRIDAY April a. 1914 20 s'o s.,e,ss
81 record AT the close Of business ,. sn.
March g. 1914 +. ;. TO-
Is BROAD street. New YORK, February iy.'.,s,s =
on April =. 1914. the No,ins =
Preferred Stock Trust ftin.",,sf-st Ht,s
Southern Railway company. .Ss,nx sGge.
MENT or AUGUST 2. 1907 viii %
70 distribute the above dividend se..c,,,ss !.
one. half per cent Ca0D when .s.ue =
them. among the parties entitled -, Il
same appear OF record on thsr
close Of business March % lnt N
]. y. MORGAN a .,v..s<rr
Agents for Voting 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
u. s. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. Feb. 13-The condition % :he
United states Treasury 81 the beginning Of
business 10 day was. Net balance in general
fund. SOS. $50 950 total receipts yesterday 81
i5o 1853. total payments yesterday. &.2'9 I45
The deficit this fiscal year IS 81 Oh
against a surplus OF 81 COZ $50 LAST year. sH-
elusive OF Panama Cana and public s,eht trans
actions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
INACTIVE STOCKS.
London New York

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt in
on the Stock Exchange Friday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
THE ASSOCIATED MERenASTn

Hohoken, =, y - :, ,hs ~
The regular quarterly DIVIDEND Az 81
sdd,t,onsi osarterly dividend at ne -
TWO PER CENT. Ccsl per snhS, cstr
paid February 18th. 1914 20 holdels Sy,,n,sr,
stock OF The Associated Merchants s,S.,. ~
record at the close OF business ss.,erss
ary Goth, 1914. MoSto Fi.ts- -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
THE IDAWs rxrnYss CONPASy.

No. II Broadway New YORK. reo ~ y
The Transfer Books OF THIS Sompsn ,-,s y
closed from O'Clock =. VI. feuf'H'
the morning OF March End. 1914 ..,~
CALEB :. SPENCER, Ife"-~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
ROND SALES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1914.

Exchange amounted
2tS0oo week ago sno sooa
me- war ADO For the year 9t4 sales aggregated >@0''
in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 10, 1914.

of against 10000 WEDNESDAY ,no oos
week AGO and 3o9AO0 year January 1914 to da'e o'
AGAINST in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14

s5i-s various maturties. ls29-14 .li2Qi5O basis
coupons interchangeable. tRegistered. tCou-
pons. .Registered and coupon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
UNITED DRY GOODS CONF onrSng z.

quarterly dividend OF ONE NM n
oifARrERs PER CENT. ns'o rrsts'
FEBRUARY 18th 1914. 20 holders o. "a
stock OF United Dry Goods conp ,sS ~
ord AT the close OF business ef'S'' >srel>'
10Th. 1914. MOSS 49,. :. ~
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BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
SHORT TERM NOTES.

(Maturing 1si4-'ls)
FURNISHED b. swartwout & Appenztllsr. No.
4. Pine street,
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INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INOUSTRIAlS.
RAILROADS.
MINING,
BON OS.

Brad Cop g.. $50 l55 " ..' Ninsz
On FL 90 Mt. 9s asa. West Pae ~.
NYC AS 's2.ioo's lol
Eek dividend. tsells cents per share
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by W. y. Coler & Co. No. 4s Cedar
street,
accrued interest TO lie added
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND seh' ,ns ~
for me Tribune received AZ -
Once. NO. 1884 Broadway. ce'~~~
sl,h SITS, until . o'clock .. m
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TOBACCO STOCKS.
Bri,ish-Am Tob. "a

Quotations furnished by l.. l.. WinkeIman A
Co. No. - Broad street,
open High. Low. Bid. Ask
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.

Finished by Alexandra & Burnet, No.
Wall street,
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing isii-'27.)

y FURNISHED by Swartwout & Appenzelar No.
v ~ Pine streetl
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AVERAGE OF THE TRIBUNE's Lisi
OF FIFTEEN RAILS.

AVERAGE or THE TRIBUNE's LIS
OF TWELVE INDuSTRIALs.
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RAILROAD.
MINING

10 ooo South Psc rights :. /. -
200 81 rights. asis 81 ~, Z
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BONDS.

sEx dividend. fsells cents per shsr 10
OTIS. Exclusive S3.cash dividend.