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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-09-20
nv ADE-UP mu ,lins---more different

M ADE-UP mu 'llnS---more different
IVA kinds than there are fingers on
your two han S but this store believes
in only the standard muslins that have
stool the test for years.
And the prices are as low as the
prices for such fine stuffs can be.
The best.
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N/OOL AND WORK. little of
w the former and very much of
the latter-MAKE GOOD CLOTHING
FOR MEN. o,nse. stree. and City Hall corner,
(Market street and City Hall corner)

(desDie
the explained
n11sh/ on lie sheets 6ah Fine fine coarse wool is
always coarse, medium wool grows
With genius ignorance the fair treatment or lack
OF that makes good clothing Dad
In handling the VIOLIN the securing and cleaning spinning
OF the rolls IN the weaving the dyeing the
De skpng loading
be intelligent sk1lu and sudy workth
Then the table
work More skill or the lack OF
And then the actual taoingthe most vital part of ALL
10 -andrun-togethe the ohes-cu
In heaps and sewed as many bags might
Machine work everyhng-slap
gloss over mistakes haphzard scramble
inspection Sweatshop methods and sweat-shop pay
1t needn't be- Good taiors
IN hundred suits hundred
either ~ -
Our clothing made by
course out any one MT to clothing
1t costs but infinitely
OF the clothing
The piece cloth goes SIS $40 suits can be
tables
The first thing is to know how good the next to
be able to make them
Our part is done The styles fall look
them over, Will you not?-oday Or your leisure.
Business
S25 and - "--o0'
Black ana blue ehs0f ufs $3.50 $40 SIS sa5
Cmawy s12 SIS SIS and $50
Frork and prince Mber) ami
Dire" $40 $25 $50 and $35
L1gdhvasht o
o $3.50
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Dresses, Wraps, Shirt
waists, Etc.
More about lie New STYLES

THE new fall clothes for women
are SO plentiful that it is hard to
move about in any corner Of the second
floor without stumbling over some of
them
The cases and racks are fuil-tehind
the scenes where you can't see, there
are dozens more waiting for chance to
show their faces
Nearly every steamer arriving from
abroad is bringing us some passengers
and from all the best makers in this
country suits and coats and dresses are
pouring in
More things are here nozO tAan ne had
ia. year by the 18Th at OcAo6e,-and
women who want to be ready early will
find the right styles and the right ma.
terials waiting for them.
Just few OF the new things are these
Short box-coats, tailored dresses from Berlin,
new imported evening wraps and opera clocks,
house dresses of cloth and silk.
The new fall JAG cts, long coats, walking suits
and skirts.
stroll among them will tell you more about the
new styles in hour than we could hope to do in
book
Second floor Chestnut street,
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THE best shirts that reach this

THE best shirts that reach this
town for $l-stif bosom colored
shirts-are ready today. Colored means
not all whte-fashion says not much
color must be used this year, on neat
stripes and figures on white grounds.
The shirts are made of best quality
domestic perca'e, the making is the best
we have ever turned out, and the pat
terms are exclusive.
The laundry work deserves word all
to itself All but the bosom of the shirt
has a soft finish-much more comfort
able; most new shirts are starched so
much that first wearing is unpleasant.
both ends of the store)
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COME beautiful fancy linens Jus,

- here are a genuine pickup p
They come from small factory off the
main line of travel, which our linen buver
visited on recent trip. If they had
come from the hands of an importer
you would have to pay much more.
They are dainty scarfs bureau covers
and doiIies, several patterns of lace
Cluny and Duchesse effects.
Tray covers, linen CENTER with lace edge and lace insey-
tion I6x26 inches. 75c.
Bureau searfs linen with insertions of lace lace edge
drawn WORK effect, I6x4s inches. SI.2s.
Bureau sets-sca and three does fine linen with lace
edge and nseItion o. lace, ST. so set.
ChiHonns' scars hne linen with lace edge, lace
ton and ban oil drawn work. 81
Bureau setsIong AMI oies; of linen sew.
efa patterns OF lace eis an rs-Iton, 81. aset
CSouthwest Of eentsr)
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COCOANUT pillows Is the new

CdHUy VUudy, sc a pound
favored with molasses chocolate and
vanilla; granu! ated cocoanut with just
enough sugar to hold it together. AS
pure as it IS sool.
Main Aisle and BAssment
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call 4ds1. per cent last LOAF ms
4 per cent ruling rate. 9 per cent Time
money Is quoted at IA 10 per cent for sixty
ana ninety days. per cent for three months
ana 5t9nH per cent for six and nine months
commercial Japcr is quoted AT 6 per cent
for prime single names and bills reCe va hle
other names. 6m6i, per cent
Sterling exchange opened frmer and adj
vsnced slightly over last nights closing quo
tations. but in the afternoon became dull
and the early advance was lost Continental
exchange was steady. Posted rates We're
guoted at - So, for long and - 81 for short
tc,nal rates: Long bills. g. sat@H ssi,;
AZ 5ls'.n 49,. for long and 5i0i .G
5I5'. for short: reichsmarks wcrc quoted
- oi'.m9i ii-i6 for long and a6'. da5 5-i6
Tor short vullders were quoted at 20 l5-l8u
~ for long and to1.d ~ $40 for short
ton sm zoe discount. Charleston Buvinr.
l-lec discount: selling, i-i8c premium
savannah BuvinR. l.c discount: selling
par san Francisco Sight par. Telegraph
?'c. premium 81. Louis 800 premium
r twnem toc' premium, Cincinnati - be
Soc premium. New Orleans -Commerciai.
SOC discount: banks, par
Money in London. SIs@a'. per cent Rate
of discount in open market for short and
three months' bills. 3'.m3i. per cent Paris
adVlces quote per cents. rs francs 50 cen
times Exchange on London. d francs "a.
centimes
Commercial price. of bar silver in New
YORK. CSC Bar silver in London closed NJ
at s7iSc
New York Clearin House statement:
Exchanges. s33s. 50?, o77. ba lance SIC 500 $50
sub Treasury debit balance. ssi2 $50
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Live Stock Market.

TUESDAY, Dec "a.
Receipts OF becves ia head. mainly con :
signed direct few bulls sold at 50 90 per loo lbs.
a few dry cows at 81 81. Dressed beef steady;
city dressed native sides. 7laGii2c per ID. Cables
quoted American steers at i3kmf3s.c. dressed
weight: refr gerator beef at IOd l0i3c. per ID En-
ports to day ITO beeves, l4s2 sheep, 4Os0 quarters
OF beef 10 morrow 8oi beevcs. 1877 sheep, and 5925
quarters OF beef. the latter partly estimated
Receipts Of calves, including is2 direct. were
$50 head. 800 head sale all told. Veals ruled
steady, hut other calves were slow and Westerns
easier Two cars OF the latter were unSod Veals
sold at $50 81 per 100 his hsrnyArd calves al So 50
asa Westerns at A.i2la&A IS. city dressed
veals. liGitc per Id.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including 70 cars
direct to slaughter were 7.205 head Is cars sale
all told. sheep and prime lambs ruled steady.
but common and medium lambs generally
slow and weaker. About 5 cars Of stock were un-
sold. Sheep sold at .? 5OGA per 100 lbs; culls at
81: lambs at tSdS rs Dressed mutton. 6asc.
per IL: dressed lambs. ga lOc.
Receipts Of hogs were 3.Oi8 head. about NJ cars
sale Firm. State and Pennsy Nauia hogS
sold al 50 o. per lpI his Western AT 1925
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Business Troubles.

The store Of the John A. Baker Notion
Company NJ s94 Broadway has been cleaned
out. all the stock having been removed In
the past two days A creditors petition in
bankruptcy was fled against the company
yesterday. In the trade it was said that tho
concern was financed by commission mer-
chant and that this arrangement recently
expired
julius, Alfred and Israel Ablowioh ~ Ahlo-
wich Coz, formerly manufacturers of
petition in bankruptcy showing Arm liabilities
Sl969i7 and nominal assets s84. ls9. dis
charge was denied them under n petition
filed In lSas and an appeal was taken.
A creditors petition in bankruptcy has been
filed against .u-tig Lustig. manufacturers
of ladies' neckwear at | Union Square and
2li East S"VcutV-soCpnd street
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There was rise IN December and January cotton
n hcps sna ,S,, s Sno, w pHy
privately settled January shorts with the old Wall
Ssss s so G ns s %ns h % oSe ,narS
here freely and that Egyp'an operators were buy
Ing heavily In the English market Receipts con
tnucd Nght. there were heavy raufalls in Ala
hama, Georgia and oulSians spot markets In some
cases were iec. higher. and Manchester was
some liquidation which caused a partial reaction
In December and January and a moderate
Whole VII '' The msrkc, took mc cotton n" vep ps
VEL vel, indeed and showed & , I. undcr,onss
connection with the January option 10 day. while
doubtless satisfaction 10 many holders o. con
auve ~ n desire on the part Of holders OF both
ends to even W As far aN mat month Is concerned
In tho result. Trading In January has no, been
deemed advisable for some time past In view OF
to he pending md the accumulation here OF an
proNlmaicly 100 0O bales 81 ccuihcated cotton
professional operators. i, now appears Thai N
large short Interest has either been covered In the
In that option or else private settlement has been
made which amounts TO The same thing, In the
pari Of The sor, Interest, and the entire y" mar ar
ke, RELAXED under this influence. Tor the time
be confined to the movement OF cotton to MARKET
and the demand for nc staple by consumers.
hal the erSs Of cotton NH nscp %, NJ" morn onn
por'ant. and " the esp,Tt demand does not force
na @ s "a % We nei &c ~ to SGs Ts
Foreign buyers swell as rrrrrSrn tatives Of Amcri
sasb h"sdSsT arr nyn cotton n"sf S ,,t
OF values which has made It's appearance IA the
sm Rsss ~ s, Sr Ilr % a" coy Ss "%
always feature Of the seas N, have vet to hc heard
ro m ana ,ns', .s ~ no d2S ong ,s,f way
and the nrst Of JAnuan The tone NJ ihc nsrkc,
lions i may .sss on Tor ,r i'm and %. are ' nclnsd
70 advise caution In operating with resumption
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Buying by the bull clique had more than anything
else To do with the advance In coffee. though y
pretty good foreign demand had some eject and
80 did the HghtncSs of the offerings the generality
nf operators showing more disposition To buy
than to sell.
METALS In London, tin WAS l5s. higher AZ en-
tor spot. and Eii7 Is sd for futures. The market
here vas fairly ac'l'" and flrn. Copper In London
advanced 3s cd to $50 ~ I'd for spot ESQ lis I'd
for futures. The New lufk market was quiet. Lead
was unchanged here and In London with the for
clen market $40 us I'd. Spclter quiet I'm both
markcts. Prices here as follows. Copper, Standat I'd,
spot To- December, l015c.. Lake, il.Vc nominal:
elrctrolyuc and casting, spot to February u.i5c.,
nominal TN. % ~ &c, Tin plates, $500 al mill.
lead tl2laci Spcltcr, iGc.. iron, No I Northern.
s23hs.5' piglfon Warrants, nominal. Steel rails
al mill, So
NAVAL STORES. Spirits ~ turpcnt inc. 81 f5Sc.
Common to good strained rn>in. 81 81 to a s2i..
. PRpNlsioNs. Lard was dun. refined Continent.
sil az. Brazil Kegs. 1921 South American. sli.5o
western prime, slo.s0- Pork was quiet. With mess
AZ siN.2in $3.50. Tallow. j7sc Dressed hogs.
SOB. Butter Creamery. extras. SIC: hrsis.
2I'aN?9r.; State, dairy. tubs fancy, ga 2sc.
Cheese State. (. G.. small colorcd. fancy. i3i,c.:
white, lS',cS large, c"lored 1880. white. 1880.
Eggs state and PennS wanna. zoe, Western. &c
Chicago. Dec. 49, Provisions were hrr'er early N
the day owing tn advance Mt the stock yards.
hut later there was decline on the drop In grain
and realizing"
SrGAR. Raw Arm at Is i6c. for ~ test.
Sales. lioN tons and I. 1876 bags centrifugas. rs
test at Is isc 2O tons moaSSrS 50 test at i6c.
Refined was quiet; graduated, is5c.
Ilgp hose 10. TAG pytra
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OFFICIAL LEGAL NOTICES.


FOtRiH Grades, lNtLUSivFo THURSDAY,
January rs, 1908. az 10 a, NJ
viii close on Monday, January 70, 1903, at ! T. NJ,
- sneiec,s ,,.,r. Weights
Handwriting .........".....
the T paper ns TEere 20 at r gn
a LARGE number OF vacancies In the city Depart
oS sns Pa S"S the sS0 H. as a@s Ts %
this examination are sure to receive appointment
Vacancies in the higher grades are nrsd by
promotion Of hose persons occnpyiag positions
Persons desiring applications aud further In.
formation should communicate with the Secretary
For fuli particulars see City Record.
MECHANICAL rNGlNErR nolh GRADE -wtdne,.
a day psGGTSe >, a. leo 12 " 10 A. NJ Annual
sloH w,ll close on FRIDAY nScsmhST 70 a, ~ Il:
sub Sqhc ,ci ,ron,.,,. Weights.
EAWritnce ..'.......,..~".
Handwriting ...........->.
The minimum per cent, required to pas, on
the "tschnicolr p6per is IS
ms AND saoud Ga"e had at LEAST seven sear
snon practice. and should hc especially familiar
with machine design. resistance OF materials and
thermoGy nHmlCs,
Persons securing a place on the eligible list =
a result Of this examination will be certined to
the department Of Water supply, Gas and Elec-
trlciiy.
s. WILLIAM BRISCOF. Secretary.
ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADvER-
TlSEMENI IN THE CITY RECORD OF December
~ To ~, 1872 OF the continuation 10y the supreme
Court and the entering In the nurcsu for The Col-
lection OF Assessments and Arrears, OF assess.
mcnts for OPENING AND ACQUIRING TITLE
20 the following named streets in the BOROUGH
or THR BRDNN;
PATH WARD, SECTION II. FAST 18TH
STREET OPENING, from 3rd Avenue to PARK
Avenue Confirmed October II, 1902 entered
December 70, iRr2
2rti WARN. SECTION II EAST 242 No STREET
OPENING, from KAtonah Avenue to the northern
boundary % the City. Confirmed October 10. 1907;
entered December IL 1877,
tDM \RD NJ CIRCUIT. COMPTROLLER
CITY Of New YORK. December a. igp2
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OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY.

go ~ broad"hy, rev \ ORR tli5, Dec. ~. 1909.
he Board OF Directors Of the ON, Elevator
Company has This dHN declared a quarter. dly'
dend OF g. 81 PER SHARE, upon the preferred
stock OF the COMPANY, pay able At mis- ON CO. ON
and after Januar Is, 1913. to Siuckhulder, of
record At the close 90 business december 20
1902. The transfer book, via be- Clu>od at nc
close OF business December 20. 1872. and viii
be reopencd a. the opening % business JanuHrv
Ia, 1873. IGNDE EEl.kNNN Treasurer
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Trading on the curb to-day was gain re-
stricted to a very few issues. alt ough the
general tendency OF prices showed a steadier
tone than at any time during the past few days.
fractional advances were noted in quite
few stocks hat have been cons picuously
bly, in the Seaboard issues, Virginia Coal and
Coke, National Enamelins common, Ameri-
can Can. The copper shares continued 70
show irregularity. although in Some issues
inside support continued to hold prices up,
Northern Securities continued the central
opening. which advanced the price steadily
IA per cent above yesterdays nnal. but In
appeared. which forced the price down below
the opening.
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THE TRUST COMPANY OF AMERICA.

ite Broadway. New York, december 10. 1899.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE TRt ST
COMPANY OF AMERICA ave IN, day declared
Dividend OF THREE AND OAE HALF PER
CENT upon tho capital Stock Of the Company
from the mt carulnTS ~ the Company for the SN
months ending DcCCn,.jr 81. lpO2. payable Jan
20 1902
Transfer Books will be- closed At II " pccem.
Der 20 l9O? and reopen ~ \. VI. January p lRnl.
RAYMOND j. ClINTKN, Sccrrtary.
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Wv lWTk. TINtV TIITT'T 3. wv
The Board % Directors mis- DAY declared d semi
annual dilid,uu az TWO AND ONE.uAlF IFR
CENT. t2i2'oi on the Preferred Stock. and ,"rni
annual dividend of TWO AND ONE HALE PER
CENT. 90. % on the Common Stock Of thi, Com
panN. payable Jan u. 1893 at the Central Trust
COMPANY 90 stockholders OF record on he 9iNf day
OF nc,cmher 1902. Transfer books VII! be closed
Dec. 81, 1902 and rcopcncd Jan 10, lsna
4 n AVIS Treasurer
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DIVIDENDs AND INTEREST.
SMELLING 4 REFINING 90.

II broadway. New YORK tuy, December IL, 1872
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND 80. II.
The Directors Of the American smelling ard
Rehning Company have THIS day declared Il Diyl
d-nd Of ONE AND THREE q AKTERS ubp
PER CENT. upon the Preferred Capital stock
OF the COMPANY payable January 9. 1893. TO stock
holders OF record at O'Clock y, NJ. december q
1902. The books Tot the transfer Of the Preferred
Stock OF the Company will close Al ocloch +. VI :,
December "a, 1872, and reopen january :. 1913.
EDWARD BRt' SIT. Secretary.
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TIE MON mAG & rArER ,nMrA>A

Tho regular quarterly dividend 90 ONE NND
THREE 81 AlilfRS PER CENT on the preferred
stock OF the Mon BAG and Paper COMPANY la,
this day been declared, payable January 2 iaO3
TO slockhodcrS Of record At n, close Of business
on December T., lmr. The transfer books of tho
preferred stock VIII close AZ - VI. on ncocIrbcr
is. ana viii reopen a. ~ y VI on January p 1908
GrOkGE r. SIiEI Dos. Treas
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CENTrR, RE>Ir, ,ONr,>,

-, :, NO nT0dUWH'- '. - Do n, lNU2
The BOARD az Directors % the Century n ally
Company have THIS d.y declared n semi annual
dividend OF three per cent upon tho outstanding
1908 -
Transfer hooks close Tuesday. Occ 30 a,3P
ana repprl Monday, Jan. !. Al 10 VI
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EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE
COMMERCIAL.
December and January Cotton Show Note
worthy strenEth-Prtyate settlement Of
Philadelphia spot Interests for Over
lOO.OOO Bales January Reported Grain
LOwer-Conee Cp-PrO,isions Close Easy


w,s .,esdv So,,s 200 m nno h,." 81.
,or e,nor, boro ana n, 80 o,,ro,, ~
red in elevator, &c. under December; No.
Northern Duluth Sc over May: No I North
ern Ne" 10TH &c. over Northwestern
receipts wer" 53s cars against 55c last week
wv. III, '' N'''HSo " aH"'ns' ., IA,
week ana ~ year ago Futures closed
prices ne fouows.
'o''o"
iTg. 81, est. mo. NscS,.
december ns.1vemeer'.''.'.s;,. su so,. .2,i. So,
juiy .......,..,..7sI -. -. 49, Ma
o 1s. ws,G less scye s'ss 6e bush No
was nrm. No 2 Western. sac e. T. pusnio
car lots Jersey and State, S2s525.e.. nominal
No 2 mixed In elevator dc. No white, eiS;c;
10 2. yellow, sic Futures closed /, 10 SC. lower.
safes 00'" ouS o. r''g I,o a. '1 1 c,o.
no. eT e" lng NOT acS
rsnnny ......5 81. 81 e.. g.. 50
May - ..'h - 'sI 'sH +s*
This shows the grain movement:
Re SST so.A @ $50, $500 500 a s siIs rs
Exports 49,. no $50 ... ... ....
Rec eipsso 90 non s.7co sooco 1900 % ooo
Shipmcn,S..... 1000 5000 $4,000 49,. $500
Receipts eH%;o ....... ... .. ... 49,. 49,.
Shlpments ,.. s2i ON % OO "a 90 u, ooo
poor t.Ieyrs nh,c co,ruun,ca,,on he reason ., h..
weo,bar chsclcd ,ysdn, 4, '"pa, snd IN a., pa u
~, n u,,,a a., a., uJth ~. d.,,ln, rs ~, ,ne' rnu
snccnl,tion vas mainly nrofessionsI utth ,n. ~,
s sssSac TO Of sew ass TO
ierge nrtmary yece,,ts and a sns,IsS q. 81 .rSy
There was some foreign buy,ng hui on The wbo,c
fote, On houses had more ore,s ~ o ss,i "oo
bmy Paris advanced 5 To n ccnumes ,rg ,"i 40
renor,s were nfsvorahle and the Rrads, rect s,sta
ment was rather buillsh. hut there Was more Dis.
nos,,on 10 sell than 10 bnv and h,IisS ne,rs Hn,
Nt,ic ar No wc, IN mai nGcn. heing ahon, 100 10
,n,r.., -, ~ ssss,on ,,ra,nSo "p1ut VIC
"a ond'r I'd and n,are nos, oes'n Nv AL, ho
pe,,n n"as ans,ed % 4, ro " Io A';s wiz
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Teas Central,
1902. 1901. Changes.
FIRST week. Dec. eh.sse ti7.o02 Dec. IiB
From July l....,. 280,5s0 803 esq Dco, isO7A
Wisconsin Central.
Second week, Dec. 1i09, 900 SOL 0S6 Inc S7sx1
From July i.... 8,i2t.9S& 2,ies, $50 Inc, e2s Ss4
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS
The Missouri. Kansas and TEXAS Railway Com.
pany reports for October
1902 1901. Choooss
0ross samngs Isl so. ISL q, sol. t& Inc xs aaa
op' exp ana AHes' i.i$S,69o i.099.6ss Inc. 62.0<S
Net earntnss.-... s7.s.?M $685. Dec. ~ .Ssi
in'eress.'.'"'.s.~. $1,000 soe.aSe Ino. 2.is7
surplus y..y.u. ttss.SD Hsosis Deo ti,sss
Gross earnings 2tS.ol1 ss.se71se Inc s77,,7si
op. exp and taxes tiSo.tse <0So.6es lno, iiS.7ss
Net earnings .Ssl o6s.6ts Inc. 0i62 pss
interest," .''"..-... i,a<o.oS i.270i7s Inc. 2s.ses
surplus ..... ssea. .ss s7S.s7o Inc. Si27, i2s
ouLF AND SHIP ISLAND
The Gull and Ship Island Railroad Companv
reports for october:
1909. 1901, Chasoss
Gross earnings 80. si6s, a32 Si2s1eS Inc c2s s,1
op. cap. and taxes. ss.f2i 77.fi0 Inc. i2oii
Net earnings. .. SeSeoi U.s. 1ss Ino o,7 s.s
From July "a Oct. 81:
Gross earnings. te65& N3e<00 Inc rs
Op exp and taxes. $50 S' sie0oa Inc. so1o
Ne, sarniuss..... ssoo,cas si7.sn lno. sssssi
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The National Park hank OF New York.

TINC- " IVH-
The Board Of Directors has this day declared A
sent annual dividend OF SEVEN AND ONE HALF
Glal PER CENT. free Of taN on the Capi'al Cto,k
Of This HANK, out Of the earnings of The past SiS
OF record ON DECEMBER ~.
: Transfer hooks viii hc closed from December
20 to December n. Inclusive
GEORGE ). HlCKOK. Cashier.
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OF policy OF moderate purchases all approaches
OF the spring options To the eight cent level
tofibk. 40 on the spot waS steady at Sac. for
No. :. Sales, 900 bags boeuta. Futures advanced
to 10 points, closing steady with sales OF 1850
begs. tiaNte advanced al. Hamburg was un.
changed to t.Pig. lower. American warehouse
deliveries. 1912 bags. RIO advanced 80 refs. re.
ctiptS. tV0 la -. stock GSs 90 exchange ii 81 I'D
adecnc Of ed. Santos declined iDor,is receipts,
2s,u0 bags. stock, l,4ya0 Prices here rs iul.
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THE CON MER,IAL CABLE ,OMrAN,.

=" ,,,,,, :, ~ 'VTN- T'Vt TUO'T ?, IIHl-
DIVIDEND No. 81, ire regular quarterly dlVi-
uend OF one ana ihfC" quarters per cent. and a
bonus OF one per cent, vii be- paid January ?. ip0S
70 siockholderN OF record on December % 1872
The transfer books viii he cluS,d December 20
1872. and reopcnrd January 2. 1919
T., &. PIAT71, Treasurer.
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TITLE GUARANTEE AND rR,sr co.

10 bhoA'WAN, INV YORK, december 10. 1902.
Bv rcsol4uuu o. llr Board Of Trustees. n diN
dend OF THREE PER CENT il payable on DeCen,-
her alst, 1902 to Stockholders Of record on the
closing Of the transfer books at 3 T.. NJ on Docem
her eOih ,Ihe transfer hooks viii be opened at 10
a. NJ. ON 5anuary I'd 1903.
EDWARD. %. STANLEY, Treasurer.
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PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTA.
TONS.

bN. Ask'd BID. Asked.
AcofAss 30 Leh V RR 3oH 3eh
Cam Iron. loH ~ LC&Nav 81 90
Cam Sted 2AN 2%H Marsdeno 1 A..
coz 10 HOY NAsp'altss
Con LSo. 8iS.io oJtPaRR 7sA To.
Con LISP 80 39H Pa Steele so
CTofNJ Ct 6s p Steel pr. 9Sk 90
C TOT NJssiO7 l07h Phil Flee. ia 7iBis
DmSSe. IL PEGT 6slOON 1904
DmSSp.. 3Is Phil Trao. OF wv
ECoofAm on oklSchuylku
Eleo&Prs e7h % REsSs.lil
GasLt SslOe loeA Tn Trao as ASk
Ind 81 Ry. 81 - I'm ICoiO7H los
Ind SIR u IS SO lWevhCo 32
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

United state. steel Corporation,
The interest on Series ! bonds. due January I
viii hc paid n maturity - MeSsrs, J. p Morgan
A 60 500
Registration hooks close december 30 and "a.
RICHARD rRiMBLE. Treasurer.