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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26
The Issue in the Late City Campaign.


Hood River, Or, Dec. 20, 1902 Ed
tor Glacier: The report of the last
council meeting in the Glacier contains
some glaring misstatements. The con-
tract between the city and the Electric
Light Co. for water for fire protection
was not the issue in the last campaign.
While not being pettfngger, know
enough to know that the contract be-
tween the city and the Light Co. can
not be aunulled by the city without
the consent of the Light Co., and the
Light Co knows there was no such ar
gument used in the campaign. 1t takes
more than one to make a contract, and
it takes more than one to legally break
1t after it is made. Neither has the new
council any desire to do anything ille-
gal The issue in the last campaign
was, "Shall the law be supreme?" The
charter, which is the law governing
our city, says that no member of the
council shall be interested in any con-
tract with the city, yet the Light Co.
tried to elect some Of their principal
stockholders and directors as members
of the council. For what purpose we
can only guess; but one of the stock
holders of the company says 1t was be-
cause they had taken the contract with
the city too cheap, and they wanted to
increase the compensation. The new
council believes we have good char
ter and shall endeavor to enforce it in
all matters. G, j. GEssLING.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26
Fail. a Deadly Attack.

.cMv wife was so i'll that good physi-
o;ons were unable to help her, writes
NJ n Austin Of Winchester, Ind, but
wos NJ, completely cured by DIR. King 5
Naw life Pills" They work wonders
IN stomach and liver troubles Cure
~ Situation, sick headache. 25c at
Chas. \, Clarke's drug store
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26
Church Notices.

NJ. E. Church-Rev f, R. Spaulding,
pastor. Sunday School at 10. Preach
ing services at II a. m. and 7;30 p. m.
Junior League at Epworth League at
$3.50 p, m. Sunday, and E. L. prayer
meeting Tuesday evening at 7:30. Cen
eral prayer meeting Thursday evening
at $50, The public is cordially invited
Brotherhood OF Andrew and Philip
open at Z O'Clock Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings. Open for boys
from to.4 Saturday afternoon. Up-to-
date library open at all above hours,
Congregational Church-Rev. j. l..
Hershner, pastor Sunday School at 10.
Preaching service with worship at IL
a. m. Christian Endeavor service with
pastoral talk at p. M Midweek meet
ing on Thursday evening at 7.
Valley Christian Church. - Sunday
School at TO- Preaching at II a. m. and
1880 p. nj. Christian Endeavor meeting
at $3.50 p. m, Subjects of discourses:
"The Pulpit and the Pew; What is Re-
quired of Each" Opportunities Used
and Abused All not worshiping else
where are cordially invited to attend
these services.
Strayed-A small black and white
spotted COW, white spot in forehead and
loo,or h,1f - a, - IL
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26
HOmeStea.ds.

Homesteads with living springs located on
''Old burn near roads, schools steamboat
landings, for $50 to 500. half advance balance,
when filing.) Rich soil easily cleared. Good
for apples, pears, timothy, clover and straw
berries. =. s. G, WILLS,
sl2 Stevenson, Skamania Co., Wash.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26
Water & Light Notice

All water and light bills are payable at the
Hood River Electric Light, Power and Water
Co.'S office from the. LIST to the 10th of the
month. in advance.
o3ltf n. C. EVANS, Manager.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26


School closed Wednesday, December
"a, and will open January5.
Miss Earl's room won the half holi-
day on account of the lowest percentage
OF tardiness no pupil being tardy dur
ing the month.
The following-named pupils were nei-
ther tardy nor absent from school during
the month ending December 10, 1902:
Donald Allen Oscar Jones
Ivy Jones Willie Mcclure
Glenn Mcintyre Clara Prather
Retta Parsons Russell Vaughn
Clara Rand Basil Williams
Laura Rand Oscar Stranahan
Mamie Sinnott Grace Tracy
Anna Sinnott Kenneth Abbott
George Howe Henry Blagg
Ernest Samuel Elvin Chapman
Marian Sloat Fred Curtis
Clarence Maeember Ivan Dakin
Percy Jones Ray Evans
Clyde Arnold Ella Evinger
Malcolm Button Claude Filsinger
Nellie Blowers Edgar Franz
Susie Emry Virgil Hart
Eta Godsey Delbert Hutson
Marian Howe Ethel Mcdonald
Lulu McCuistion Maynard Humphrey
Leon Noble Ralph Parsons
Clyde Rand Everett Rand
Ray Samuel Roy Samuel
Glen Sloat Lee Boehmer
Edna Thompson Matte Macomber
Grace Williams George Phughaupt
Richard Yates Charlie Phughaupt
Esther Husbands Roy Bagg
Edgar Nfnpel Paul Blowers
Arthur Jones Eldon Bradley
Esther Cox Leila Emry
Greta Gerdes 0rpha Filsinger
Mary Godsey Earl Franz
William Hull Mabel Fuller
Blanche Howell Elmer Godsey
Ray Emry Ruth Hanna
Esther Hart Joe Hayward
Myrtle Howe Clinton Mooney
Arthur Kerr Henry Richter
Mae Miller Vera Williams
Donald Nickelsen Harold Wood
Eugene Mann Frank Brace
Morris Jayne Lizzie Gault
Eva Yates Lawrence Gerdes
Hazel 0linger Clay Prather
Lille Thompson Willie McMurray
Teddie Button Mabel Coon
Leonard Miller Eta Blagg
Floyd Arnold Charlie Godsev
Harry Rood Alberta Jackson
Virgie Grove Georgia prather
Gertrude Wharton Earl Donnelson
Clarence Brown Gay Cramer
Susie Vaughan Freddie Bell
Willie Evinger Mabel Feak
Carl Fisinger Wallace Moody
Mignon Abbott Henry Brown
Estee Brosius Burleigh Cash
Neil Evans Merrill Gessling
Garnet Green Julia Godsey
Leila Hershner Blanche Howe
Florence Hanna Anna jackson
Stella Parsons Walter Parsons
Cora Peugh lila Rood
Claude Thompson Amanda Severkrop
Horatio Wood Harry Cash
Eleanor Coe Lester Foss
Florence Smith Harold Hershner
Pearl Bradley Edyth Cook
Grace Prather Ruth Coon
Florence Coon Elwood Luckey
John Connell Nellie Hoar
Melvin Coon Cecil Green
lrl Blagg Howard McIlroy
Lottie Jones Ida Brace
George Mauer Nellie Horner
G. d. THOMPSON, Principal.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26

Fine apple land, 619 miles from town, on
Mount Hood road. Bargain. See
X. SHELLEY, Odell,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26

Strayed-A small black and white
spotted COW, white spot in forehead and
lower half OF tail white; no brands. Has
a dark colored heifer calf months old.
No white on calf. Reward at Glacier
office for their recovery.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26
For Sale.

Ten acres for $50, or 8 acres of it as good
fruit land as there is in Hood River valley:
one-quarter mile from post office and school,
near river and railroad Inquire of
al5 NJ r NOBLE,
At Frankton,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26
80 Acres.

Eight miles out, overlooking East Hood
River valley and Dukes valley. !, 100 growing
lrult trees; acres of berries: unsurpassed
view; soil that never fails; plenty of water.
II. SHELLEY Odell
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26
A Militia Company.

Hood River is to have a company OF
militia. Captain j, p Shaw has con-
sented to accept the captaincy and drill
the boys, and Earl Prather has can
vassed the town and country and sue
ceed in getting "a names Of good and
true young fellows to sign the muster
roll. When the company is ready to or
ganize mastering officer from the staff
Of the commanding general will come
here and muster the company. The
following is the list OF the volunteers
who have subscribed to the muster roll :
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26
100 Acres.

Ten miles out ON the Mount Hood read:
real cheap. Must go quick.
X. SHELLEY, Odell,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26
BlacSmithing o.

And wagon repairing attended to promptly at
my shop on the Mt. Hood road, south OF town.
Good work at reasonable prices.
sepl7 g. A. HOWELL.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26
SOUR reIs Wanted.
"a Acres.

will give $500 for a good healthy pair
male and femalel of the large siver-grey
squirrels. jB II, G. COE
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26
40 Acres.

~ miles out, on Neal creek; $40 per acre.
Good thing a22
r. SHELLEY, Odell.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26
Taken UD

Came TO my place December 8; | red and
white yearling heiter; has hole and slit in
right ear. Owner can have same by paying
charges. VIM II. EDICK,
dl9 Mt. Hood, Ore.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26
StraVed.

Two steers-one red with bell on; the other
brindle with white spots, white on end of tail
and white about the hoofs. Also, dark red
heter, white feet, belly and end of tail; star on
forehead. ,All have box brand on left hip.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26
Horse for Sale.
3-year-OIu lilly. Also, Single harness. For
sale by IdBl d. Ii, McCUISTIAN.
MOntaug Restaurant.

This restaurant is located at l7s North Sixth
street, Portland, opposite depot, and isrun by
Hood River tIm. Lodgings furnished.
jl4 ID. b. LEANING.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-12-26
Advertised Letter List.

December -, 1909.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

In bank stocks ?s9 shares Of National City
sold at 200.
The presidents Of the roads in the Trunk
Line Association met here Yesterday and de-
cided to retain in force for another year the
so-caled anti-pas- agreement
Charles Elliot Warren. cashier Of the Iin-
coin National Bank, has been made trea surcr
of the Erie and Kalamazoo Railrosd Com.
papy Of Michigan, part OF the Lake Shore
and Michigan southern system.
surveys for the extension of the southern
Vile, Ind. have been completed A. Evans
Vile connection will be made with the Low
isville and Nashville. which has established
extensive terminals there
Mnrccllus Hartley Dodge, Clarence Cary,
Erskine Hewitt and Henry CLAY Pierce were
elected directors of the Internal ional Bank
ing Corporation nj the stock holdcrs meeting
HARDY and Abrsm Hewitt Hewitt o, "thiii s rpr
from the board
AZ result Of the wsetnss en- THURSDAY
Lead Company haa submitted a definite
proposition to the MISUNDERSTANDING zen.
helm syndicate wMrh Is seeking 10 com bine
tho rrin'ipnl load products Interests ofthe
country Wills Is believed that TIL.
Of this week, the actual roating OF tho com
hine may be delayed b. present money COD
dron>
Stockholders Of the Prtsburg and Iake
Erie Railroad have received notices thSt
:? ono, 600 OF tr"a -ury stock will he issued 10
holders Of record OF Jan ~ Shnrehodsrs
may subscribe 10 the extent of one-third Of
the increase in capital stock from 81, 900, 900
to q, 600 OO0
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Live stock Market.

MONDAY, Dec. Is
Receipts OF beeves for two days were $3.50 head
including as cars for export alive. III for slaughter
and S. for the market. Steers were In fairly
good demand and steady for medium to choice
grades; ordinary stock In rather oversbundan,
ruled hrm cows were 10 to 25c. higher. The yards
were cleared OF all early arrivals. Common to
prime native sold al - ?5ss5 ~ per 100 lbs
stays at 81 bulls at 81 75dA.?O; cows at u. 7sd
1919 Dressed beef In fair demand At sdlt'.c
per n. for common to extra native sides and AT
6an7iac. for Texas beef Liverpool and London
cables received to day quoted live cattle slow al
steady prices sheep and lambs unchanged, Ia
ports to day $50 beeves, 2a8 sheep and 40 quar-
ters OF beef to morrow no becvcs, 400 sheep and
1850 quarters of beef.
Receipts OF calves for two days were 100 head
Including lio for butchers and $50 for the market
Prices were rrm and trade active, with prompt
clearance OF the yards Common TO choice reals
81 5o@Ni?ia: Westerns at s3.25@sS, city dressed
veas Arm al llGl+c per n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs for two days
$50 head including 10 cars for export alive. for
slaughterers, and 32ia for the market. making
with the stale stock. 81 cars on sale. sheep were
hrm on top grades. and steady for medium and
common sorts lambs were selling 10 to 25c. higher
nearly all the stock was cleaned up. Com mon to
prime sheep sold al o. 1884 rs per 100 lbs head al
$&,7S common to choie lambs at S5dss. rs culls Al
Ndtt 75 Canadian lambs al 50. Dressed mutton
higher al snsc. per n; dressed lambs nrm at
Sd lOc.
Receipts Of hogs for two days were sc2p head
including about 800 head for the market Feeling
frm. Pennsylvania and State hogs were quoted
at 50 s5d 81 IS per lO0 his Westerns were nominal
In the absence OF sales.
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Further liquidation was in evidence at
the opening OF the ou SIDE market today
and prices generally showed further frac-
tional losses Dealings we're on much lar ger
basis than saturday. Northern Securities
was again the centre Of attraction. openi n e
down l per cent on light selling pressure;
shortly after however. better support was
in evidence and a recovery set in. althougl
at the close the price showed no material
change from the last final dealin gs Of Saturday
Pool manipulat tons were again apparent
in the copper shares, which showed irreau-
larity Montreal and Boston displa yed
further weakness. declining about per
cent. to tn" lowest price touched in some
little time. Tennessee Copper continued to
be manipulated hv insiders. who advanced
tho price from ~ TO. ist: Greene CONSOLE
dated continued steady, around Is, while
British Columbia sold at So,
There was better inquiry for some Of the
less active shares, which showed Increased
hrmness IN spots National ENamelling
common advanced to ~ on light purchases
American Can preferred was more active
than for some little time: after selling up
to ~ on liquidation II suffered n loss Of per
cent AT the close Sea board preferred was
weak. declining to 90. American Writing
Paper preferred was strong. advancing Il.
per cent 10 ?3'.
The ,ransa tions in the market to. day we're
n follows
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MONEY .t\D EXCHANGE.

Money on call, inl0 per cent: last loans
per cent ruling rate, -. per cent Time
money i quoted ~ ia 10 per cent for sixty
and ninety DAYS, per cent for three MOI tbs
Commercial PAPER ia quoted AZ q per cent
for prime single names and bills rcceiva Bile.
other names, 6a6'a per cent
sterling eNchnr 4" market vns weak and
lower to-day This was caused by tho hiah
money rate and u light demand from 70
weak Posted rates were quoted at $50,
for long and sass for short Actual rates
Long bills, Ss3i. dt S3i,: sight drafts.
St@'.nS So ao. and cable transfers els7i.
and jlei. as Is. for short reichsmarks
we're quoted ~ oiNtN0i II 10 for long and
Hfi n aj is for short. builders were quoted
~ 30 l5-ionto for long and ,ol.n 10 10
for short
domestic exchange o. >ew YORK: Boston
discount sell nG., TO- premium savannah
Buying, 20. discount selling par san
Francisco sight, par telegraph. ?i,c pro-
MUM. 81 Louis 90" premium lhicn 90
toc. premium Cincinnati Between banks.
isc. premium; over counter. soc premium
New Orleans -Commcrcial, soc discount.
banks. par
Monev in London, 3'.as', per cont Rate
~ discount ~ open market for short and
three months bills. 3'.da'. per cent Amount
OF bullion gone INTO the Bank Of England
on balance to-day, c7o,oo1 Paris ndyicos
Quote per cents % france. 90 confines
Exchange on London. % francs ii, cen q
times
Commcrcial price Of bar silver in New
York, 81 Rnr silver ~ London closed at
at $40
:. New York Clearing Hous" statement,
Sub-Ireasury d'bt h'l1nc". s3o2 $50
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LIGHT recelp,s s',r,ng c,nles bad we.the, and buy
houses and spo, concerns caused an advance Ii
lNok~d to the trade as though llvrrNrnl was
ness ness ne "'t hc "H s0s The
nosShilty NJ reduction Of crun estimates ~ things
the s sock aecnc h shnSss fn money
and he no'yhllnv ~ compllrai ms gr,nlne cut Of
tn. rsrn.a S sfS ~ Son dc
lleht, and added thai tsvT,l,n crop prosncc,s
Suylns heavily Other hrsclns Gestures were
reductions ~ 'cmnet,,urcs ~ IS :, 70 degrees in
92on bale. larVcr Than tic recc,n,s higher soSt
behind the same tive list week and the es'i
w,tes ~ the au,n'i,y 10 he brought int sigh,
las. last w-rs sase.s i" var and oIsse In ' ,s",
in AleI,ndr', Issyn, gTcs; n ,hrcr d;y; have
IS t]f rom nromiser, srN I'm al MemoSIs rSnn
who have been SIMON III sflcomml,i'ne themselves
S'ralns to ! cersiS. q ncrs issued about the
is, ul': 'Nemph1. 1-rp bee Is 1917 " the
in favor 81 coJyys hrcurh, aNou, nv the small
moy,men, ead.he anNc,y on the nart of shor,,
more general dl,p,sn ~ - hold cotton this sea
son than We h,yc ever kT,un At this time ~ tho
dIn'cu, Indeed t, Induce. southern merchants
to par With ,helr co,t,nS re ,a,mer ;l., ,rcws
Thcr. is cnc i,,le pl'cr " nth Nlah1ms nv hes
one Mcin,yrc 4 Marshall s,ld: The cables arc
S,s S,,:1 non s', rs Sy w. .de ard
stock IN the prospect Of contradictions growing
,ha, the uovcmen, o. the crop causing appr,hen
.,r about ns u Hr.., c,sd ,,o nr S,mp
rc-nrtiirs tho nn.rc's situation or the Henes"sian
an,lr. our MARKETS In position to have good
th-r- has bser the Wor.' soei the ,ss.on
all over Texas, practically winding M the top
:. CorYns RIO on the spot was dull at sl,c.. for
No. 7. No sales. Futures were unchanged TO 6
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Coffee taplcS were weaker partly owing to IT. .
terror brazilian receipts OF 335l4 bags. WhcreupoY
bears sold the market more freely and dislodgci
some January stop orders 1T $50. Bears were
selling al the close
METALS. In London. Tin was ~ los. cd hi Cher
AT Ili5 j.. br spot and Eiis los lor futures. The
market here advanced so points. copper In Ion
Sd for futures. The local market strong
Lead advanced l.. I'd IN London to $40 lis 81 ..
while the New lork market remained unchanged.
Spcter Was unchanged In both markets With Lon
don at fig lis. Cd. Prices here IS follows: cop
per. standard. spot TO December. 10 75c nOininB :
lake II csc nominal elect roltlc and casting, spot
TO December, II t5c non;lra tin. rs .75Cd rs. Csc.
tin plates, 3ir0 al MILL lead l?ls Spclter. e5C :
iron, No | Northern, $3.50 SIS pig iron warrants.
nominal, Steel rails AZ mill SIS
NAVAL SroExs Spirits Of turpontrc. SAT. d55c.
Common to good strained roSin, VI tOp s. SGT.
Provisions. Lard was nrmcr, refined Continent.
sll5 Brazil kegs si?.G5; Western prime. 5000
South American. tli.So. Pork was quiet with mess
at SIS ?5Nsls7j Tallow. 57sc. Dressed hogs, 81 ~
&c. Butter Creamery, extras SOC. rstS, 27iad2ac
State dairy, tubs fancy, &c. Checse-State. I. e.
small cOlorcd fancy 1890 large. l3'4c. small white,
i3i.c; large, 1850. Figs State and Pennsylvania
2ac Western, 25c. Chicago, Dec. l5.-"Prices Of
provisions were moderately higher mainly becaus"
light receipts here and elsewhere. The December
lard weaker than the balance Of the list mainly
because Of slow demand Principal buying OF
futures was to cover shorts. Packers were moder
ate sellers on strong spots. Estimated receipts for
to morrow 30 ono hogs Western receipts to day were
co 100 as compared with Il. so0 a year ago"
SuoAR Raw was steady at Is i6c. for "a test
and isc for 40 test. Refined was quiet 10 points
lower: granulated. I.sr.
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OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADvfR
TlSEMEN1 IN THE CITY RECORD Of December
Ia to 80. 1907. OF the confirmation BY the supreme
Court and the entering In the Bureau for the Col
lection o. Assessments and Arrears OF assess
inentN for OPENING AND ACCT lRlNG TITLE
TO the following named streets IN the BOROUGH
or THE BRONN,
ci'i WARD SECTION II. EAST 18TH
STREET OPENING, from 2rd Avenue TO PARK
Avenue. Confirmed October H. 1907; entered
December -. 1907.
?trH " ARD. SECTION 4? EAST ~ ND STREET
OPENING, from katonah Avenue to the northern
houndarv ~ the cts. Confirmed October ~, 1902;
entered December u 1902.
EDWN VI. CROFT. Comptroller.
city OF New York December -. 1902.
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National Broadwa, Bank of

New York. December 18Th. 1902.
The Annual Election for Directors % this Bank
viii be held at the Ranking House. 231 Broadway.
on TUESDAY. January 18Th. 1893. between the hours
a. !: O'Clock NJ. and O'Clock T.. NJ
eli ~. j. DAY, Cashier.
w ELECTION Of twenty managers Of the New
Work. lnSii;.'ion Tor the Blind and of three In
>pcCtor> NJ Election Will he held II the Institution,
aAlh street ana 9th Avenue, at I O'Clock on the
Afternoon % Wednesday, DrCcmtcr -. 1892
CN NRl.EN Il II ARSN ALL. Srcrciarv
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>onroIx & wrsrER> RAILWAY co.

The Board OF Directors has declared On the
Common stock dividend Of ono and one half
Dollars per share payable at the oiN"c Of She Com
pany, Arcade Building. Philadelphia, Pa. on and
ettcr December ~ 1872 - the Common stock
holders a. registered At the close Of the books
December : 1917.
Transfer hooks lor Common stock vii be closed
from O'Clock p. VI. December : lg2 until II
O'Clock \. NJ pcccmtcr ~. lal?
] FFNpHIII. Secretary.
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
NON.MEMBER BANK STATEMENT

The weekly statement OF averages OF the banks
Of this city. Brooklyn. Jersey City. Hoboken and
Staten Island which are not members Of the New
York Clearing House Association hut which clear
through some OF the members, Is as follows
Dee. 49, Dee. A. Champs
Ins diss t1s 623 80 81 All 100 Inc s7li 900
Circulation .,.... lS7I.o 900 40? 900 Dec. rs 800
Net deposits. S.S, eoo a. Ss3. 400 Dec 0SO $40
Depts with Clear
Ing House sgtS. SO a.fos, 7Oo Dec. 1888 zoo
DcptS with banks
and trust cos, 2l67 ono $40, am Dec. $50 aOO
Legal tends and
hank noes.', Io1s7oo 4.7s4 400 Dec. iai ,soo
Specic."........ s7o2.0OO $40. 100 Inc. 81 900
Total reserve SIS 1911 100 SO $40 200 Dec d asa 500
Reserve read 1880 $50 ~ oas, $50 Dec. 2s7 700
D.nc,,.... s2s4, aso q 2es, $50 Dec 81. s74, 500
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COIO>IAI. JKIsT CoMrAS,

NcW YORK. Drcrmhrr o. lpu1.
The BOARD Of Trustees have mis- DAY declared
a semi annual dividend OF FIVE a. PER Gent
on the capital stock. pJ! able January {? 1913, 20
stock hoidcr> Of record on B'ccIuhcr 20. 1872 The
transfer books NH 1c closed from December 20
1907 10 January :? 1903
EDMl'ND l.. JUDSON.
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I'M COMMERCIAL CAnLrCoMrA>Y.

NV UTrI T7'INTUNtT :, TNI-
Dividend Ne. 81 The regularly uuartcrl! dlNi-
dCnd ~ ono aud ttTcc quarters per cent. and a
bonus OF one per cent VIII be paid January ., l9l3
10 Stockholders ~ record on ncccmbcr 20 1909.
The transfer hooks WIZ be Clu-"d december ~.
1902. and rcopoucd Jarpar ,. lpoS
T.. & II.N1'r Treasurer.
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D,\IUE>DS AND INTEREST
M CHG AGO, ROC h ISLAND AND PAtif
RAILWAY CONPA<Y

The semi annual lntcrcs, due January L. 1903
on the go Frs, Mortgage Bonds Of chicago Roch
Island and Paclnc Railroad company. and the
80 General Mortgage Gold Bonds OF The chicago
Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company ~"
lc paid on and AFTER DECEMBER 22ND
1902, at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK, No.
Wall Street, New York City.
nENRGE 4 NNGGS. Act TrcaSAtcr.
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STOLEN Registered letter conta Ming nd stock
q, the United states steel Corporation, teithcaic
27eS2 registered In the name # J., =, Hadden for
shares and & 27b3S registered Ia tde name OF J..
J.. Bradbury for 90 shares with dtAit attached on
MADDEN Rodcc co. oi Milwaukee. Mis- All persons
Prc warned agAlnSt purchasing same. Transfer
q been - 1puCd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-16
STOCKS AND BONDS,

points lower. closing quiet. Win ,'lcs OF i2.1D
bags. HaNre and Hamburg were .. and l.pig.
lower respectively. American warehouse deliveries
last week. 81 262 bags against l0IS In tlc previous
week and ~, Si last year. Rio was unchanged.
Receipts for tne week, 5000 bags against T.Oop
III, previous week and 5000 last year. santos
was unchanged Receipts the week, l?2 COO
bass against 900 last week and i7i.Oo a year
Price. here aS follows,