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Live StCck Market.

Receipts Of beevcS were 80 head mainly con
Nsheu nlfcct me ttditag t1cagrr reporird
sales Included fes buil, At s?Gs3 per 100 lbs
anu a lew dry cows at siUse % Dressed bert
y.eady. Guy dressed ratlv' sides 7i,dllt,c p,r
10, lrhaN beef. bd7a, cables quoted Arcr,ran
steers a, l'laai &C, dressed weight rcfr,gcratnr
nee, az ~ a. per 10 fNpprtS T. DAY ~ cattle and
80 Sherr >h'rmcnt, II morrow INCLUDE SO lr,vrs
LSl Ni'cp ana 300 quarters OF beef
receipts OF calves, all TOR the market were i63
hrau ~ mead on sale all told, Veal, mere lovcr
uui uui o, het caiFcS ruled steady. The pens were
,u,y ceafcd Gals Sold at $50 Sg per 100 lhs,
etasscrS al 81 2ip s3.7j a ear of Western calves
az 1890 Ciiy dressed ,cslN. general sales, io,
q GlSN3c. pcr III, 49, '''' '"7
nc,,eiptN "i sheep and iamb>. Including s cas-
uI,t't 70 sidnghtcr, were 3.S'p head. II car, on
S,c, al ~ bpth sheep and lambs active: sheer
,saS" n'ghrr lambs l0dn'. higher About 1
OF iS OF stmN were uu>nli strongly held sheen
Sn,u ~ l5dSt2i per iOO lbs about a deck at 81 40
sn's s az $50 lambs at S5aS .i2i. Dressed mutton
oia.1c per ~ dressed lamb, 'i,aioc.
receipt, of hogs 2as? head ah,u, . ,.,
,a a, "s Ne ave; n About steady: State hogs sold al
The sun., 1902-12-10

Coffee dcrlllri owing to ii>appuinting Eurup'aH
cables tn" du1eSS OF the speculation. pront tdkl
by local operators and an absence OF S.ppurt.
MEALS In London tin was l2S 81 lower at
Eil2 lis 8I. for spot and fil2 i5S lur futures The
market here was slightly lower. Copper In Lon
a. for futurs Thc local market reported no
change. Lead advanced Is 81 IN LONDON 30
Eio las. I'd. white the New York market was un.
changed Spctrr unchanged IN botn markets
with London AZ clp l7s oil Prices here rs follows:
Copper. standard, spot TO December, iO.7JC, nom
i1gl l1kc. II GS' nominal clectrovtic and casting
SpIt to February. II ij nominal. tin. ~ "a gD
Tin plates 81 At mill, lead. ~ &C; Spclter. +a5c
Iron, NJ, Northern, s?3 s?l pig iron warrants
nominal Steel rails At mill, s2s
NAVAL. SroREs Spirits OF turptn,ine. 53. . SIC.
Provisions Lard was nrm, Brazil kegs, si3:
Wc>' m prime. Sli40. rchncd Continent. siIsG
SJutd Aucriran. Sll IS. PORK was quiet with mess
az S!Ngsls.jO rallnw. tc. dressed hogs, slaG
o.. BIticr Creamery, extras. 20C irsts. 21G2ar
state. G.iry. tubs. fancy. 27c, ChevSe-State. T. c.
Small. colprcd fancy. l3.r white. 49,, &c. large
cOlprtd, i3.,r. Eggs State and PcnnS ylvania
30. Western. 2-d2Jc. Chicago. Dec. g-"pru-
Visions 'nuSud strength shown In the pro-
vision list all hog product, being substantially
higher. The December and January deliveries,
excepting lard, were subject To an urgent demand
froN shorts. January pork sold up from Sl8.3?,
To- 5 $50 OBTAINING the entire advance. the May
dciyr'y was 80 higher selling as $50. December
?Dc Ribs from Is TO roc. higher The pro-
vision situation Is made decidedly strong by small
stocks here and elsewhere"
SvGAH-Raw was Arm at &c. for ~ test and 3i3c.
for ~ test. Refined was hrm 10 points higher
cranulitrd. 4 o5c.
The sun., 1902-12-10
that i4o cars would be remodelled as open

t'tat wv Suts WVuio Uv tVhhoANS Sr~'
cars.
Reports from Boston that an arrcencni
has been reacl ea between TIE hmalgainnt@ q
Copper Comps ny ard tue Calurnet and II, ca
Company. whereby the latter would after
Jan ! market its product through the United
Metals Selling Comnany were denied , m1-
ever has been reached between these two
companies and no negotiations have been or
are now under way looking to any settlement
OF matters between them
The committee, consisting Of James q
Cannon Myron f. Evans. William ~ Porter
and Thomas + Wing. which il undertak king the
rehabilitation of the Dominion Securities
Company. has returned from an inspcctio1 Of
the Nova Scotia properties ard VII soon
make 4 formal state ne ~ to the stockholcers
The report from Halifax that the Canadian
Pacific Railway Company. was to take over
the Cape Breton Railway Company WAS said
to Ne untrue
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Colts Arms Company the old directors
and officers were reelected President Lewis
{ Grover stated that during the year the
81 .2Cl 0Op Of per cent bonds n I'd been re-
duc.d to s95c.Oo0 by purchases and can
ceilations This was effected out OF the earn
ings Of the COMPANY
The sun., 1902-12-10
ENORMOr 81. \. STEEL M SINESS.
Inspection Part, starts on = Visit to the
Plants.

T.. II Gary, chairman of the United States
Steel Corporation, prior TO leaving this city
last night with the inspection party that
will visi, some of the most important plants
of the corporation said:
"Thc United States Steel Corporation
booked lat week orders for NJ least rs 900
tons of steel products more than it shipped
II has untitled orders on hand of S, ,2s6 900
tons. the largest il has over had"
The inspection party includes Vice -Presi-
dent james iaylcy of the Steel Corporations
Henry u Rogers, Norman B Ream and
George W. Perkins Of J p Morgan h Co
Tho party will 20 direct To Pittsburg and
will first look over the plant, at that city
and its vicinity. The McKeesport plant
will bc examined and later the plants at
Youngstown, Wheeling and Cleveland
Messrs. Gary and Perkins will then 90 on
to Chicago. the rest Of the party. however,
returning at the end of this week to ths
city.
The sun., 1902-12-10
UNITED STATES REALTY AND CONSTRlC. .
IION GnMpANN

" meeting OF the Directors OF the Company.
held ihs day. the quarterly di Vidend of one and
one htlf per cent was declared on the preferred
stock. payable January L. iJJJ to holders OF record
on that day.
The transfer hoopS Of the preferred stock will he
closed iron December 22 lJJ2 until January l. 1903
Dated December y, 1902
nNMNN N rEllOMS rtensnrer
The sun., 1902-12-10
Some Papers tiain Everything.

THE SIN DOESN'T II may be- the hcst
newsp1p"r in the United states and some
b.. II puts a premium on brains and pays
tho premium II establishes quarantine
against mediocrity and maintains H. Its
stan In the world, They are at work In every
quarter OF the globe and the best products
OF their brains are found In The SuS,-Adp
The sun., 1902-12-10
Greene Consolidated Copper Go.

divid Of TWO PER CENT. l2eol has been
feclhred on the Capital stock Of the Company.
payable January 2. 1893 10 stockholders OF record
e. the closing OF the transfer books on saturday,
December ~, 1912. Transfer books will be closed
on december ?Oth at 8 O'Clock =. Al. reopcned
January 2. 1893 gro :. ROBBINS. Secretary.
The sun., 1902-12-10
LOANS. DEPOSITS, RESERVES.
comparative statements Of BANKS on Sen,
Is and Nov, rs

These figure, from the Office Of the Comp.
troller OF the Currency compare the loans
reserves and deposits Of the national banks
in the principal cities Oh Sept. IS aid on
Nov 25:
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The Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Co

loS broadway. New ork, y. Y. December T. iD2
The board o. Directors has thiN day declared a
semi annual dividend OF 81? on tho preferred stock
OF the COMPANY, payable January is 1898 to stock
holders Of record on December "a 1870?
The Transfer book, OF the Preferred stock VIII
C'0Sc at three O'Clock l., VI on December 2H 1902
and VIII reopcI on tlc morning OF January 10 1903
STEPHEN LITTLE Serrrtsry
The sun., 1902-12-10

Tuesday. Dee -GrtN-Wh'at spot
was active and strong SIZES, 10000, bush
mainly for export here and NJ the outportS
W red in elevator. y" under December
No I northern Duu;h. -" over Mlv. No
Northern New York. 3'.c over North-
We stern receipts wore 552 cars against l,Oi7
last week and i.ila last ynar. Chicago. ~
a ganst ~ lnst week aud - year ago Fu-
lures closed ,. 10 -. higher Sales. 400 o,o
bush Prices as follows
The sun., 1902-12-10
TIE OUTSIDE MARKET.

her" was some irrenularity shown in tho
curb mhrket to-day IN spots. although tho
osJ promdh,n, ,srdnr ISSUES continued TO show
Nort,rern Securities fhis issue showed a
onsidcrrbly increased demand above the
somewhat irregular and less active Mon
treai aud Boston CONTINUED the active feature
III It's group. White Knob Copper lost |
per cent on light transactions to II Greene
Consolidated WAS firm around 25T. while
Ionn"ss"c advanced to is'. New Orleans
Is'l. Bay state Gas was again one of the
most activ" shares. advancing toi'..
Northcrn Securities continued the special
feature, both as re- CARDS strength and activity
clos" TO ia. Highest price touched in some
littl" ti'ne TIE fact that this issue is now
being dealt in on the London curb increased
the activity here to n certain extent, and that
an arburage business is now being done In
tins tSs,e. quotations from abroad being
rec iN"6 AZ the openin showed an Increase OF
:. per cont Hhoy" the last Quot alton here
The TRANSACTIONS In the market to day were
a. Toll vs..
Sa,, ons" no. "gn .:' l .m &c i.s
800 Am can pf.. Ala AN a. "a
100 AmBaaPwL osh So, So os,.
i75 ArcrtcenCo1 ~ ~ a. A3
Ito I'm Tohacc 325 326 325 32S
IS Atlan,ir rrst37O $40 3o7 387
100 Am WrtPpf ~ 20 90 ga
:o7" layS,a'e Gas ii.ie -. iils IL 10
+OD Bft. Copper. GLt g.. a
200 Cons Il RLk
Rcfrl ....... o. GA eA "a.
1900 Clam OH Ltd giJ 4, e.is 4.
COO GrceueC COP 2S1, 251t aSL pau
90 Hack Mcads ~ ~. ~. Az
100 Havana rob. as 40 4S xs
90 Houston on IDA l8A iBA Las,
s Int Banking 1870 lQp 100 loD
1900 Int Sm 4 II - IA, ll< H..
loeOj Month SB1,.
ton Cop ... 3is 81. 4
800 Man Trans. A., ~. ~ A,
$50 Nat "a ST.. - a. 33l, 31t.
10 Natl Stpf 81 81 81 ~
so y Br { Coal. g. a., Il a
2co NAL& Pulp. -, ~. a.. A..
1890 Securities. lOpi. lOl, lOpL 1 ~.
OTIS Elevator 3s7s ASA 3St, All.
SO otis uevapf. eS qs pS gR
II PacPk,&N Npf 20 20 20 ga
100 sea Al. O.. 25l5 2Si. 2St. ohis
Is stan Oh ......675 67S 615 67S
400 Tenn Copper. u, lSI. I7is IA
100 Trenton Pot. 23 "a "a ga
200 Union Cop . 3 3 a
Wth Rs II pf. l7ia ~, AZ, Az.
25o " Knob Cop. u II
PoNDs
s2?Oo Amer Maltas. 97t, OK o6l. Q6I.
500 Intervals SIS 5Ok SOl, SOi. hot.
aocD NOrRwyt4s rs 7sA rs 7s,.
7UvU Va Coal
Coke S..... II ~ - -
The sun., 1902-12-10

Oats were strong Sales as. .Ooo hush. No ?whitc
3Sh SSiac.; No, white, 3saSS &C Futures closed
unchsnrcd December. 3'',c i!yc. was STEADY
No. Western, j3t,c.. c. l. I. Buffalo Car lots
Jersey and state, 5? 10 s?' g. nominal track Corn
was steady sales. 10000 hush. mainly Tor e.,
port here and AZ the outportS. No mixed In
Futures closed &C lower to A.c, higher. Sales.
lon 90 hush. IIlccS AS fnllnAN
The sun., 1902-12-10

" was a ntrrbN rttt1 mar - NfIi'H 'h'NI',
adysnc, oslns 70 ngh, rrcglpt,,. ntn cable, and
Hon on a lsc1 Of rnrH IN ~ s,acllA,l,n As nuch
as anything els" y NhcH cir'l-'>;tn',' 'hr S,ll.
nri i,e, Nee Orlrin pcopc N .>'n, cases De.
ca,' tnit th'r' - n, secretly ~ ar, N leNtS
AMI L,nsan,: thn th"r' h, h'rn for tn lA,t
,So yei-s a,ant ~ e. S'n,TiHdii di, %f nI,n, nIIG,Ee
firth.- davcl,,n"n,S on rfn Nud There
arr ,,Gs,dy sn' pi ,c' r1 O. .I u ?n ,ss
In S1n' iirr,',' AMI c,1,'T"l >iit' Of th' rhl-
roid' IN the S,nih, As well a. bad "catnsr. have
but as the market does not weaken TO any extent;
shorts are kent on cd,r and prct.i to takr small
4 Marshall s1ld 'rhe S,ith"rn spo, market,
afford no Yrolni, ',t eight cent cotton IN .S NeT
cotton that the explanation must br found IN
N. hct That ~ n'arby 1pEuons nNr.'nlaTy ,ns
whch are brin s,d rather than face the ordeal o.
notice day AMI the rapdly inrrcsSlnr stock of
happened before without being indcau,c OF IN.
por,nn, chances IN ne pnrc % IN" Ian"; ana ana.
to comparatively safe operations on tn" long SIDE
as nl.s, s3mc ,lk's place S'o,S ,.rn'-
estN,,c, iss icd by III, ,u,hcrn cotton cxchanses
The sssrass of ,hcm Al Is oyrI S %" m ,oI ,s ,he
thr ol,,urn this season will be over c9loo thers.
par OF the sraspl was placed at Il oDo 0oO over,
the majority of traders favored buying on al re
ccs>uns AS II was thought tncn the Yield would hs
disastrous and the crop less than 100000 The
rctord breaking open f,ll and the atcnosS OF XIII
ing frost changed the prospect Of n poor crop 20
good one In the meanwhile the steady decline
In silver has practically cut on III" textile demand
from China and all countries on silver basis caus
ING man; reduce their estimate nf the probable
consumption OF Amen an cotton this year. Nr,
fUsDn estimates the world T 'quiremcnts of Amer
lean FOR the season of 10 SsU,S II Is now thought
by conservative operators tnat his ngurss Will be
full considering IN" unsettled conditions In the
orient brought about hl th,S factor ASsunin
that the crop Is only ll00.OUO. adding this to the
17sOpJ visible supply % Nr'cri"an on sept. |.
II will give an aggregate supry o. $4,000 Amer
team and from tEis dedur, Mr Enison's estimate
of TO- sO OoO Amt rtCan. II Will leave visbl. supply
OF American on sept. next 81 $500.
against 77s.pp the past season. In othcr words
allowing the COZ sun ptinn OF American 90 be lSb,-
ON over last wear lni tho crop 10 h" liNp orn the
visible supply sept. will he 2HGG Ia
excess Of last yr9r. 1h"sr conclusions ~" having
a Tendency to make traders more cons rNntivc.
sentiment though CONTINUES yt r. hulliSl. and with
any cnrouracem"nt values wi, probably cnh.ncr
prpyidinC there is sum 'icncyO speculative buy SinC
CoPFEF. PiO un the spot Vas dul II Sac for
W StI's. tsrl bags Rio No. Eat &C.. a5n bags
Mnrac1ibO. Fuiur"s derllned 3 t. IL points. tluS
tng quiet with s-lrS OF i5.CCU hFrS HaVrc I'D
vanrcj -. but reacted Hamhurs unchanged.
American W rrhousc dr,ivcri'S. l2.7S' bags Np
fgst f,,.p1 frty yil
The sun., 1902-12-10

ShlpmcntS...,. t9',Vn h,VS 5i.D" ?J.O)N 10000
Wheat advanced. December hc-c and u, Chicago
showing conspicuous strength. ovllC 10 brl,k
demand from the shorts who were nervous over tho
creased foreign demand, s'ronr cash markets and
l?rg.,,., buying BY commission houses hete anda,
ahou, half as large as wear ago. and Chicago 60,
but cl cars. none Of contract grade. with only 10
o73ooo bush. ara,ns l.oil .o'0 a yr,t ago Liver
pool advanced i, 10 Nd, London "a 10 ~ ps;s.
werp. ~, While buisp"s was N uncSansSd "HS ""
hr h NE snS Sf ,nS'r me s wa' c2rstcc r,on sinr
Increase OF iOu.Go bush IN the available supply
% rSSns GHsi ar nn6c sss an m
bush IN hc Hord hu, this compare with an Increase
srrc light snow nurrIes in the NORTHWEST, hu, else.
Whore II was iair rs rilc. with Somcohat higher
CASH mafseS rrpor,ed an sciys dcmana P0",' for 81.
r9,' !nr total ,1les approNma,nMg M i?o io,dS lhr,
conditions were Of strong hulllst character and
helped along ne local advance, There vas again
points Minneapolis ad,ccs are that 7S per cent
Of the nov crop has been marketed; SHOULD the
take hold OF wHes, as they are now doing the result f"s,
must he gradual appreciation IN the price, Gable
sSnac Gsmana sS s Ss,r ds n ,ns
II 'ssnHG sD%sw.s, %'T T,,s ', s OF sn damage
OF the importing counties ,or some, time to
corn corn showed some fieFa,y s ron op I'm Sc Ssn ar
10 gcnersly favorable wc',her for tho grading
counts, but in the main prices we're nrmer owing
to the strength OF wheat. good buying a, the WrS,
attributed LARGELY TO trmour who Is reported Ia
have taken 2,oo,CDo bush. OF May small contrsc;
receipts and covering of shorts. Chlcago received
s cars Including only u contract, grade. and the
total receipts there tomorrow are estimated ,t
only lO5 cars. The cables were n 20 I'D higns
The available SupplN increased l2yoD b,r u
Primary receipts were 6HtDo bush. aga nst cs,
op las, year. One nr'N said, "Veather conditions
continue entirely favorable The hulk of the con-
tract supply. ho"eSer, continues To come from
clearing houses The present urgent demand
iior the May IS calcu'ai Ell 70 further advance
hr price oats were Arm with Other cereals
The offerings were llght, the receipts moderate ami
the casn dcmtnJ good and snort, yere dIsposei to
cover, Chicago received i'm cars. Including II NJ
contract grade, rne available supply decreased
s7l ,0O bush. '"
, fLous tlrmeir with wheat, Sales. 900 bbl,
ports, 7.eas hbl, and s,!?1 sacks Winter in bbls
Supernne, S.I5pS0 No, extra g. aS5dsgp *,
clears, ~. i5ass3o straghi> 81 a5dS,i p1icnis
Se5aSD Sprng In bhlS.' Clears g. 10 Sag,
hour Sat3.aS WV
CorroS Spot cotton here was unchanged
ne.tcirI !. on CONTACT 200 bales. Mlddllng up.
Ianis ~. agaln't Va last year. New Orleans
anu fuil, ~, ayhns, 81. Baltimore derilnri
J ,S augusta, partly. i'isc. higher Liverpool
sdyanoed points on the spot with sales OF 4 o,o
bales; futures advanced to points closing barely
The sun., 1902-12-10
INTERN ArIO>AL SILVER COMPANY.

MfIl' lIlU nov. soln. lVOz
" A meeting ~ nv Board OF Directors ueld this
day. u quarterly dividend Of one per cent was
u,,lIrrd On n Preferred Capital Stock - his
'nnpnn, nay lnlc ienuort lN 1909, to stockholders
OF record on Doc 5th 1907
Tn" Transfer Books Of Preferred stock viii b.
closed Drc ,5lh ia'2. at O'Clock 2. NJ. and re-
open, at 10 O'Clock \. N January ID 1903
CucCk> VIII pt mailed.
GEORGE ROCKWELL Secretary
The sun., 1902-12-10
StB-TRE4SiR TRANSACTIONS

MONDAY
Paid by Sub Treasury to banks ....... e. 81? OOO
Paid by banks To sub Treasury ......... : eco 600
Loss to banks on day 5 transactions 81 as go
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
Paid by sub Treasury to banks ........ - col
Paid by banks TO Sub Treasury ........ u ls5 1D
loss 10 hanks ...... ........ ...-.. 81 5000
Loss to bankS for same period prev week :? 9i7 go
The sun., 1902-12-10
CONNER(I.iI.

wheat strong and More Ac,i,e-Occcm.
her Up sharply on General Ru,ing -NiG
Export Dcmand-Other Grain Syr,pa.
thiyrs Armour Reported Bu,tns May
COn-tOfYec Easier-Pro,isions Firncr.
The sun., 1902-12-10
PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTA.
TIONS.

Pn Ask'd BID. Asked
Can Welsh !, lHlec&pTN pS 8Si1
Cam Iron. %6t AZ Gasit SiO9 1904
Cam Steel 2Sit 27 lad SIR Is S6 81
CO GSsi lok ! iaLthvRR 33A 33's
c OF Ind SsiO7 io7i.lLCa % 8as.
Con LSc. 2li1 2li. Marsdcnc AZ ~
Con LISP 80 6al,IPaRR 7ai. 7SA
CTOfNJ ST SS lP steel pf 40
G Tof NJ5slU7 lO7L1lphn Flee S7.Ie si5
DMSSc lIIpfGT 5slOOl. lOOIa
DmSSp.. 3klPhil rrac On yS
RCoofAm 9H 8ssun Trac A81, +7
Eec she. 10 al TN col 10. lio1
The sun., 1902-12-10
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Central OF Georgia:

Central OF Georgia;
leo,. 1901 Changes
Fouyth week Nov s7i2 sss s?oa ass Inc s?;5?
From July i....... 3H..i7o S.S6o0s Inc. $50 IL?
ss4;;S SsS,S week So" S ,s 81; .s
From July i.....-. 7Ss?s? 6sseSS Inc ;s7
Illinois Central
Month November 81 900 ,ss ss,ss -, Inc s2ol Sol
From July i... is2ls76l II .22l SOi Inc. 700 NJ;
Mobile and ohio
Month Novenber sos, 7os ssss 49, Inc. .s- ,7s
From July i.... ?pI.?Sl ?so7?2 Inc ssf o?a
Wisconsin Central:
First week Dec Co.. sioaoO0 sos, 3si Inc slOcla
From July L.. 3ol5.as, :ee7s?i Inc. sisoio
The Illinois Central RAILROAD Company REPORTS
for October
Gross earnings a.ot.sos ~ 75s. .,si Inc ,.a, N
oper. expenses. ,e'o,"7 2ie,ii7 Inc. 81, 100
Net earnings. 3. i.sss soi N2ssl1 Inc s;oii7
Gross % earnins,. Nis?s ;aa .s 7sn $40 Inc .7a esa
opcr. expenses. i0,%i a3i o. i6S ?ti Inc 1913 ss7
Net earnings re-. a. sos.57: - 2cS r,e Dec s,oi II,
COLORADO AND SOUTHERN
The Colorado and southern Railway Company
reports for October.
c,,,..,n,,r. ,iss,, isc? ,ec, ,cha.sc,,
GpsS GrSi' s;"ns Inc Inc 81 o: q:
II, "ss scs, sss Inc Inc sIs sss
Surplus. ;........ .n.7,on Hn.oS Inc sisois
cros, rs"e e,fnSr. rTy to iss.e nr on, Inc .gs
Oper expenses. i.57aaTi ,s93,<,? Inc isi,5ig
Net earnings e.. ss,5 SIS Sass 20, Inc $40 40
Taxes ,.............. :? ,Si 1920 Inc 1000
surplus DO. ..... sae3lS Nl5.7sa Inc 81 i?o
roRr WORTH AND DENVER CRY.
The Fort Worth and Denver Ci,y Railway Com
pany reports for October,
1902. iooi Champs.
oper expenses. is0ssi iso,sSi Inc o5o
Ne, earnings .... $3.50 s,1..i Inc sy ose
From Tuly to Oct, 81
Gross earnings so22 5,& s7isaso Inc s?oS 80
Oper. expenses...... s,0S2S $50. $50 Inc i4O.laS
Net carn,u 's...., scsi. .s9s Sis gsO Inc Sos 800
The sun., 1902-12-10
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
IMPORTS or MERCH ANDISE.

Exports ~ merchandise from the port % New
York for this week. MS reported at IN" Custom
House, Comparc follows VITA those OF last week
b nd tho same period a year ago;
The sun., 1902-12-10

New York stock Exchange Sales. Dec. q,
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS IN ooos)
Is Va 6s def u 4 Cetfs................
CLOSING rnicEs or rSIrED srArEs BONDS.
BId. Asked hid A,l,a
The sun., 1902-12-10
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

The Chicago, Rock Island and Pscihc Railway
Company.
once OF the Assistant Treasurer
New York CITY. December T. 1901?
quarterly dividend OF .?5 per share will be
paid January 2. 1913 to tEt Shareholders OF this
Company stock registered as such on the closing
OF the Transfer Books,
The transfer books viii close at 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
on the 10Th day o! December. 1902 and open at
10 O'Clock on the jth day OF January. 1898
GENNGE L NNENS NsslstAnt TrrnSnrer-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12
STEVENS VILLA.

BeIevue-ave.. opposite Newport Casino home Of late
Stevens. OPEN guests; Euro
Pean plans Write proprietor fer
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12
RHODE ISLAND.
BLOCK ISLAND. II. /.

Is miles at sea Surf bathing.
boats. electric bells. orchestra y
pamphlet. T.. \ BROWN. New
View. ~ West 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12
\ ollre 10 Creditors 9
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK all persons interested IN the Estate Of the
Aksuphone COMPANY assigned lanes S O'Neale for
the benefit creditors. You or
hereby cited and required personally and
appear Special Term Part one Supreme Court
q the state Of New York 70 De held in the County
HOUSE. the Borough of Manhattan. OF York
OF July. 'a02 lo:3O O'Clock
forenoon of that day. and then
VII z settlement o. James
s1Nease assignee o named Akouphone Com
psnv should be had and II shown. then
70 the dnsI settlement Of the assignees
In testimony ! have hereinto seal
said Supreme Court 10 be hereunto affixed
J. Proctor Clarke, Presiding
fsce Of this - day Of May 1862.
THOS. L. HAMILTON. Clerk.
BOSTwICh. MoRREI-L & BATES, Attorneys for As
signee Pine Manhattan Bcro-. New York City
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