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The independent., 1903-12-10

Mems Wool mittens up from ........... $50
Mems Kid mittens up from. ................6 300
Mems Gloves up from. ......................5O Soc
We are sole agents for Francis T. Simmons &
Co.'S Ladies' Kid Gloves All shades, price 81 90
sL25 and $3.50. Any of these bought for Xmas
presents may be exchanged for other sizes or
shades after Christmas.
The independent., 1903-12-10
The Home Of Santa Claus.
The STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY.


latest m al small PR Buy your hMmapr
Of
The Alaska prospector., 1903-04-23

Felt Shoes for the children at J. Fish & Co.
 ' Fresh cocoanuts at the Candy Kitchen.
 The latest in ladies slippers and shoes at Levyis.
 If you want to sell or buy it will pay you to see Mikesell.
 Cash paid for secondhand goods of all kinds. Richards X Co.
 Goods stored and cash advanced on articles of value. Richards & Co
 Throw away yonr old truss and buy new one at the Owl Drug Store.
 Mrs. Blei accompanied her hus- hand to the states and will prob- ably return with him in July.
 OAKITM and PITCH. ANCHOR and while yon rest on your OARS Browncll will snnplv you with ROW LOCKS. BOAT HOOKS, RUDDER IRONS, ETC.
 Amono the onteoing messengers on the Nome City was H. A. Van Amrincc better known as "Cvrus Noble Van". He arrived here smiling and departcd smiling, and his friends have had many smile with him during his stay in town: in fact it has been a case of smile all around in an attemnt to smile down the 'spirits of Cyrus Noble and his noble production.
 fishop Rowe and wife returned to Sitka on the Nome City. where they will remain until June 1st. when E. W. ChiIson, who takes Rev. Tavlor's place here for short time, will ioin them and they will make trip down the Yukon to St. Michael. where Mr. Chilson will hold services during the summer. The bishop will catch the cutter Thetis and visit Point Hone. after which he will return to Sitka, com ing through Valdez.
 Louis Perry, an old miner of Valdez, left on the Nome City for White river, about 75 miles beyond Kayak. Perry located and pros- pected some placer claims there last season for Mir. Willard and others and remained there most of the past winter. He feels that he has secured a good thing and is now going back to develop it. Mfr. Perry was formerly in charge of the Four Black Dogs claim on Slate creek, and worked the same successfully. He is a man of long experience in mining.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-04-23

The stock of the Progresso Trac. ing Co. has been bought by Mir. L. Archibald, who has leased the building and will continue the business.
 Charlie Rosenberg, who has maintained a trading station at Alganik for . number of yearr, is now in town and may possibly go into business here. Charlie is one of the old-timers about Prince Will liam sound and the Copper river, and all those who went down the river in '98 and '99 were glad to reach Charlie's store where they could get fresh supplies.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-04-23
The baseball club held their req.

The baseball club held their reg ular meeting st the court room last Tuesday night. The treasurer re- ported prugress and was requested continue the collections % that the necessary outfit could be secured at an early date. It was decided to give . dance at Von Gunther's hall on tho night of May 1; the pro- ceeds to be used for the advance ment of the club. Some interesting games arc expected this season.
 Those going into the Nizina country will find the best of board at Mrs. Charlton's boarding house ct the mouth of Rex Gulch.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-04-23
X FEW NEWS NUGGETS.

W, c. Stull, Graduate Optician.,
 Moose meeting tonight.
 Have you been to Wikidel's7
 Fresh fruit on every boat. Shaw < Williams.
 Chocolate cream cakes at the Candy Kitchen.
 Those new Marquise waists at Levy's are swell.
 Medicines for the trail at the Broadway Pharmacy.
 Everything to wear for man, wo- man and child at J. Fish x Co
 Don't go to the next dance unless you have one of Fish & Co.'s swell waists.
 The latest in mems clothing, call on the American Tailors and be happy.
 Look at the fine porcelain kitchen sinks for family or restaurant use, at Yakshaws.
 For typewriting and shorthand work, apply to Nellie Richards. Richards X Co.
 Levy X Co. are doing a jobbing business in cigars, having a large assortment of the best brands.
 Bishop and Mrs. Rowe enjoyed an early morning sleigh ride, Mon day, as the guests of Mrs. b. c. Brownell.
 H. A. Smith, the well-known merchant and postmaster of Sun rise, passed through here on the Bertha bound for the Inlet.
 J. w. Girdwood. with q party of eight men, was Bertha passenger. He Is bound for Crow creek, Turn again Arm, where he will install a hydraulic plant.
 If shaving interferes with your business, quit your business and start shaving at the Nizina Shaving Parlor, in the Nizina saloon. Work manship unequalled. g. T. Cat terdam.
 On Saturday last Mir. Robert Blei, w. $. Gage, Arthur NJ. Ed wards and J. l.. Steele returned to town after trip as far as the Cop DOT river, where they went to transact some business relative to copper properties.
 Rev. Taylor left on. the Nome City for a trip to the states. His place will be filled by E. w. Chii- Son, travelling companion of Bishop Rowe, who,- although not an or dained clergyman is studying for the ministry, and has had about six years experience in church affairs.
 The Bertha was expected to ar rive from the west on Tuesday night. but instead of the Bertha the Nome City arrived with few passengers for Valdez, some of whom will remain here for a time preparatory to going into the inte- rior. Quite a number whose busi- ness demands their attention in the states secured a passage and have gone out. Following is the list:
 Pat Rooney. Mrs. Ava Flames, Mrs. Robt. .Blei, Robt; Blei. ", S. Gage. Mrs. Ioffn. Mrs. Brooks, ca Sansh.an sdsG TayS, dnthn F C. ysn k;rs srsn1 N. Lathrop, R. F. Wells, Bishop P T. Rowe, Mrs. Rowe, F, L. Jones, Mrs. F. J Cameron and Lynch, J. L. Steele II. 4. Van Amringe, James Louis Perry, W. II. whittlesey.
 Bishop Rowe preached at the Episcopal church Sunday morning and evening, and large crowd was present at both services. In the morning Helen Lenore Date and Carl Madison Santee were christened by the bishop. Miss Alice Leedy acted as godmother for the children and W. H. Crary as godfather. The bishop was kept very busy during his short stay here. attending to hospital matters, holding services and visiting friends. Bishop and Mrs. Rowe have made many friends in Valdez and the residents of the town will look forward with pleasure to an- other visit from them.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-04-23

w. c. StaIl Expert Matchmaker.
 Fine Watch Repairing at Kerns. A few good houses for rent, Mike sell. . Pumps put in. Apply to Yak shaws. Pure medicines at Broadway Pharmacy.
 If your best girl likes oysters take her to Wikidels.
 Yackshaw is now selling stove- pipe at 25c per length. Levy has just received a fine line of ladies' shoes and slippers. Goods stored and cash advanced on articles of value. Richards X Co. An excellent three-room cottage for gale at reasonable price, Mike sell.
 Chase and Sanborn's Celebrated Coffee is to be had at Temple & Dougherty's.
 The ladies are invited to call and see the new Marquise waists that have just been received at Lewis. During the next 30 days, Ken dricks will sell his elegant stock of wall papers at greatly reduced prices.
 The Moose hall is now being papered and will soon be in shape for an opening again. Arrange ments are being made for a house. warming in the near future.
 Services at -Endeavor church next Sunday, both morning and evening. The evening sermon will be the first in the series, "From Pit to Palace" Everybody invited. Mir. James Fish left on the Nome City for a short business trip to Washington, D. c. During his absence Oscar Fish will take charge of the mail business and Bob Rob- inson will be in charge of the store. Jack and Van, both unsophistica 7 ted youths, left town yesterday for Kayak. They have donned work ing clothes and are evidently intent on earning an honest dollar. One took pick and the other a shovel.
 From private advices we learn that the people at Bristol bay are very busy repairing the damage done by storms during the past winter. The canneries and dwell- ings are being put in shape for the coming canning season.
 A. H. Littlefield was a passenger on the Nome City going east. He spent the past winter on the Kus- kOkwim, trading and buying furs. He brought out goodly stock of the same, and in addition has live mink that is very tame.
 The reception rendered to Bishop Rowe and wife Friday evening was a very pleasant affair. A choice musical program was presented, followed by refreshments. The evenings entertainment was con- cluded by a dance. There was large attendance and a very enjoy. able time was had.
 The steamer Bertha arrived on Saturday, 18th inst, with about 55 passengers aboard, most of whom were booked for Cooks In. let. She left Seattle on the 7th. Following is the list of passengers for Valdez:
 | ". II. whittlesey, R. g. Bates, Geo W. Chilson. brand. $. Nj. Daggett, W. H. Hooper. pc i Joe sa En. right. F. W. Holt. lily. Burkes. wm. Baartech, 1. R. Summers, W, II. Onsdahl, R. H. Schulz, J. w. Judd. D. s. Maus
 Hans Stevenson, A. A. Wright and Jack Lee went on the Santa Ana to Kenai peninsula, where they have oil lands located. The oil flows freely on the surface and is located within mile of the water line. They have interested capital, , purchased the necessity machinery, !, which. twill be up on the Excelsior, and will then be in a position to commence active operations. The work this season will be on the property of Hans Stevenson. Noth- ing but preliminary work will be
The Alaska prospector., 1903-04-23
WANTS~FOR SALE.

Advertisements under this head, 10 cents . line for one insertion, s cents for each subse- quent insertion.
The Alaska prospector., 1903-04-23

TO RENT.-Two room cabin, furnished. Good ! locality. Inquire at this once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-09

The trading was quiet with prices slightly higher
on light offerings. better cables than expected.
a little foreign buying and covering OF shorts
METALS. In London tin was 81 Is Cd lower
for spot at fl2s lis. cd and i5s lower for futures
a, fi2I IS. The market here declined about IS
points. Copper in London advanced l2s Cd Tor
spot to E57 u.s. and los for futures 10 ESQ lbs me
locsl. market was nnchsnged Lead declined rii
market remained unchanged Speltcr was higher
abroad, advancing Is Cd. to $40 IFS Sd. Our
market showed no change. Following are the
quotations OF tho Metal Exchange; Copper. Lake.
isSoa H. T5c tin, 27Ja27lOc.: lead 4i2ac.; spell
ter 5.s7laQ8c.: iron. Northern. No. X. $40 506
SO: No, <, slB50dsig; No. plain, elsGlSS 5O
southern No. foundry, sl0pe so: No. soft.
ssaslsS9, 81 pig iron warrants nomaHI' steel rails
Common mnor to good strained rosin s2Gs2o2la'
PROVISIONS, was quiet: rcnned Continent.
$40: Western prime. S25; Brazil Kegs Stops;
at sl727&sl7.So. Tallow. Sc Dressed hogs, shd;
oisc Butter Creamery extras 20i.c frsts l9@t2Oc
seconds lsalslac. Cheese {. C.. small,
fancy, iO4c.: fair to prime, sIa%Ioc.; large. col
cago. July 4. Fluctuations in provisions were
very irregular. There was Arm closing for RIBS
but lower closing for pork and lard, The buying
OF September ribs attracted particular attention
mission houses and II WAS thought to come from
large packers. The selling Of ribs was mainly
by Milwaukee and smaller local packers, The
principal selling Of pork was credited TO the loca
and very heavy. Western receipts OF hogs were
% 900. MS compared with $1,000 year ago"
SUGAR. Raw was stcadler NJ S'3d3 a-l8c. for
no test and Sc for ~ test Sales 0OO tons mus
Goyado 80 test at &c. Refined do was in moderate
cUIrAGO JulV H.-ThcSc DAYS prices.
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days, s,idD4 per cent. for ninety days. 5 per
cent. for six months. and S@5M per, cent. for
seven and eight months. Commercial paper
is quoted at SMS per cent io[ pre s,ns.e
names ana Dllls Tece''aoio' op"ci H"ihuS'
5.m0per cent.
Sterling exchange market was dull and
slightly lower for demand. The Offering of
bills continues light. while ne INQUIRY from
change was firm. Posted rates were quoted
at slss for long bills and si.ssh for short
Actual rates. ISms bills ind sSbs @ssS2
fers, ASA sA.ss1s. Francs were quoted at
5isi,m5I7', for long and 5.l5ssm5lb for
short; reichsmarks were quoted at o5me5ts
for long and 05haM05 p-18 for short, xuilders
we're quoted at 4O%WAo 3-i8 for long and
40 S-i8m 4Osa for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: boston
par Charleston Buying, par; selling. Csc
premium. Savannah Buytng, &c; discount;
sight, 2Isc. premium; telegraph. 25c, premium
st. Louis Par. Chicago-sOc. discount
pre SHs' S eS Brsnns
Commercial, par to, CSC. premium; banks. 81
premium Louisville 25c@ soc, premium,
Pittsburg- SOC. premium; ~. PAU zoe
premium; buying tOc. discount. MINNIE
apols SOC. premium.
Money in London. imin per cent. Rate
of discount in open market for short and
three months bills. . 3-l8M2 5-l6 per cent
Consols for money closed at n2"4 and for the
account at "21.. Paris ndvices quote per
cents. OF francs 81, rentimes. The private
rate Of discount Is pa per cent Exchange
on London. Is francs i2h centimes: Berlin
advices quote exchange on London 20 marks
3sIa pigs The private rate of discount IL
"a per cent.
New York Clearing House statement; Ex-
changes. $3.50, 237 ,067 balance. Sl2.i4l .O8i;
Sub-Treasury debit balance. 81, 8S2, a8l.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York.
527sc. Bar silver in London closed at 2a'sd,
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at Ale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-09
FINANCIAL NOTES.

In bank stocks 90 shares of Bank Of Com
nerCe sold nj 3t0U $50
The reorganization of the consolidated
Rock Island and Frisco systems will probably
result in the partition of the lines into three
divisions, to be known as the Rock Island. the
Frisco md the Chicago. 81 Louis, Memphis
and New Orleans The Chicago and Eastern ILL
nois the Memphis aud Southeastern and the
st Louis and Gulf. with the projected lines
from Memphis to New Orleans, win constitute
the third division,
from R9st0n GC"yed yestsT
co and + > Moscley r Co had bought
1000 shares of the new stock of the Old Colony
Trust CompG99y The drsGtors hays offered
new stock for Cnsh NJ pnr in proportion to
one share for every four shares
The Perc Marquette. Railway. Company
has declared It's first dividend on the common
was stated to be J per cent. but no cyplana-
ton was made AS TO whether the same amount
is TO he paid quarterly in the future, Four
amount OF sl.5oO.o00 are being offered nj par
and interest by y W Harris 4 Co The
bonds are a trst lien on the Lake Erie and
bonds of the lake Erie and Detroit River
ESsSy Shfh WAS recently
Marquette will soon be operating 2.20a miles
of track, including the trunk line from Chicago
10 Buffalo,
II WIS reported IN wall street yesterday
that the Underwriting syndicate formed
by Kuhn Loeb 4 Go about year ago 10
lIndcrwrite the $1,000. 900 per cent bonds
issued by the 81 Louis South western Rail
way Company has been dissolved, and that
so per cent Of the bonds had been disposed
Of The syndicate price OF the bonds II il said
was about no and this was reduced by cash
receipts to about NJ
The Delaware and Hudson Company has
purchased the entire stock of the Coopers;
town and Charles Valley Railroad "a well
as the lease Of the Cooperstown and Sus.
town and Cooperstown junction Both roads
will hereafter be operated by tho Delaware
and Hudson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-09
Business Troubles.

Herman Fucker and Samuel Loewenkop
Quicker h Iorwenkopfr. wholrsal" and 70
tail dealers In dry goods and dr"sA goods
at 30 and Al Hester street mad" m assign
ment yesterday To Louis Rubin
Schedules In bankruptcy Of the Dnr'y '"'"
icG Publishing Company of 1855 Broadway
show liabilities su,c7l, and nominal nss"l
S24, I08 Among the creditors are France
Drake Rice, %, $40, for money loaned Hem
Rogowski. 81. 400 Martin Rothschild. sl.Wn
Western Union Telegraph Company, 81 3iH
Sisi. Tho company owes 81. 1856 for salaries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-09
THE OUTSIDE RkET.

There was little of interest attached to tho
trading in outside securities to-day The
market continued liStlrss. the volume OF
That of yesterday Pric" movements con
tinucd irregular. with the net changes again
within narrow limits In some quarters
this was confined to very few issues, n re
dictionary tendency being shown elsewhere. on
comparatively light offerings International
Mercantile Marine shares continued under
pressure. tn" preferred stock suffering
loss Of A., per, cent from the last previous
transaction selling down to 20, establishing
new low record There was no news to
account for the continued decline In this
stock, Northern Securities suffered a re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-09
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE LAWYERS SURETMGOMPANY
mr. NEM EnRtp

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
special meeting OF the stockholders Of The
Lawyers Surety Company OF New York Will be
held on the ed day OF July. 1903 at 1890 o'clock
p NJ, at the ONCE OF such Company at No. 80 LIB
rrty Street In the Borough OF Manhattan. city
OF New York. for the purpose Of voting upon prop
Osilon to reduce It's capital stock and the number
OF shares into which such capital stock Is divided
from two hundred and nifty thousand dollars $3.50,
600. consisting OF two thousand Ave hundred
t2,50U shares OF the par value OF one hundred
dollars SOW each TO one hundred thousand dol
lars (S10O.OO0) TO consist of one thousand n.OOM
shares OF the par value OF one hundred dollars
lion 10 return to It's stockholders pro rata at such
times and In such manner as It's directors shall
determine, the amount of Its capital over and
above the amount OF the reduced capital, or such
part Of said surplus as the meeting may determine
and for the transaction fanny other business proper
to come before a general meeting OF the stock
holders OF said Company.
Dated New York City. July I. 1908
BY order OF the Executive Committee.
JOHN II. BLAND, President.
GEO. II. CALLS. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-09
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS.

Bfd Asked, BID. Asked
AcofAhs q 20 Ind st R+s S3 30
Cam Iron I8a, ~ Leh RR "a I2'i
Cam Steel 23aA 237a C&Nsv OS 90
CO&G5s..l06 lO7 Narsten c 2'3 2A
c Of Ind IS OB lO7 INAspht IS
Con l. sc "a 31blBPa u r .."O2A S2W
Con l. Sp SleiFa Steele, 90 Oh
CTofNJ OF 67AlPa Steel p 80 80
CTorNJ SslOS 1907, Phil Flee 6its 63i6
DlaS Sc 7is l7PEGT5s 99i& 09,d
aSSp IA IN phi rrno. 05A 9b
ECoofAm $3.50 81 .Hys Co q. - ga
Flee SIC. 60 Schuylkl
Elec&PrH 90 poI. RESsllO Ill
r GasI, 6sl O6ii O6i4 L rrac",. as 46'a
Ind st Ry az luGICo.. ssl1 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-09
ROWLING GREEN TRUST COMPANY.

20 Broadway. New York June IL. 1903
The BOARD OF Directors have this day declared
O semi annual dividend OF THREE PER CENTCM
upon the capital stock. payable July 10. 1908 10
tho stockholders OF record the closing OF the
transfer books at 3 +. NJ. on July ?, 1908.
The Transfer Books win be closed from July :,
1907 al 8 p. NJ unIil July 49, 1908. at 10 A. NJ.
WILLIAM NJ. LAWS. Secretary.
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Quarterly dividend No. 0 OF ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT. on the Preferred stock
payable August is, 1908. was declared July I, to
stockholders OF record July Il. Transfer books
close at 8 =. NJ. July 81 and reopen at 10 \. NJ.
Angus, II. RICHARD TRtMRLE secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-09
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

ma Asked md. Asked.
AmCC 5k 5a Met WISE "a 80
Am &C pt AZ 43h McWSE o. 81 10
Am Rail-. so SO Nat Bis. 39H 3p1
Am Rad "a 1873 Nat Bis pfl OF 10 w
RoS BOARD 2ii 21s y Carbon. 234 23A
Box I'd D., 2O,a Ell Carb r.. 93 o.
On UT a.. s v Chi SRyl2O 1919
Oh L T NJ 30 as So Side e. OF 100
city Ry..l0O 1913 SITS Sta G. IS 2p
Din Matchl32 1913 WCh StRy 90 ~
Lake ~ III oii 5Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-09
Di,tiller,' Securities Corporation.

Tho board OF Directors OF this Company have
declared q quarterly dividend OF One per cent.
as, upon the stock OF this Company, payable
July 81 1905 10 stockholders OF record at the close
OF tho transfer books at three p. NJ, july 10. 1903
The transfer books will he closed from July IL,
1908, At three o'clock p NJ, until July Is 1903 at
10 o'clock A. N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-09
United states Steel Corporation.

Quarterly dividend No. y OF ONE PER CENT.
on the Common stock, payable September 80, 1908,
was declared July 7. to Stockholders of record
Sept. o. Transfer books close at +. NJ, Sept. .,
and reopen AZ 10 A. NJ. October !
RICHARD TRIMBLF Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-09
PROI'aDS


PROPOSALS FOR TABL EWARE, ETC.
Depot, O. N. Dept. 1929 Arch st. Phlla,. Pa, July
pTODG'a' z Epf"'s will hi
1908 for furnishing this depot with 10000 each
dinner and soup plates 1900 cups. 10000 sauccrs
1000 water pitchers 400 salt cellars 10000 howls
300 dippcrs. 900 bread knives 800 each carving
knives forks and stecs. 40 cleavers, 50 Forbes
sterizers, 10 clamps and = cross bars for No. 70
samples at SchuyIsiIi Arsenal Quantities 10 be
sSs co z" II. a tho 20
thereof Preference given 10 Article, Of domestic
production ar MANUFACTURE conditions q; quality
sne or' or ncHng m IN, n. Gn % oT"
eguaI. A GCAEANTEE III 10 per cent. OF the value
Of tho articles proposed rur must accompany each
sidered Blanks for proposals win be furnished
upon application: Envelopes containing proposals
q dressed ss 10 CO.. 81 MsR SF a
General. U. s. Army. Depot ouartcrnaScr
Sealed proposals Tor building ward Win: or II Hos
pita and erection Of building in rear Tor ktchen,
Information furnished on application T. y. re-
serves right TO accept or reject any proposal or
p,sas should be Endorsed proposals Tor Tl,lIlinr
Ward Wing etc. addressed Lieut.. GEO l.. HICKS
=. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. New London. conn,
July .. 1908 Sealed proposals win he received here
for furnishing 10000 hbls of American Portland
T TsIrnn On dock a, Great Gull Plum Fishers
cars At New London Conn determination D on a %
n llcation: cHAS, +. POWELL, Mai Engrs.
=. y; S.. Engineer once Army Building. New
dS Sh Jun n p TO- 1897 On sealed PROPOSALS Tor
un'ina.en Harbor Flushing bay and cann nsT
Bay. N. Y. will be received here Until IL NJ, july
~, zoos; nnd thsn publicly opened. Information
on application AMOS S'rICKNEY. Col. Engrs.
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there that tho Government condition will be around
"a and that there will he reduction OF 4.OOO.OOo
acres In the area. Oats nuctuated with corn
Chicago received "a cars. OF which we've contract
grade.
FLOUR. Quiet and flrm Sales. 1000 bbls, Re-
ccptS were II. 800 bbls and 5000 sacks: exports.
IAN bblS. and i3,ii0 sacks. Winter in bbs.: super
nne: 2eOms2.sO; No. extra. S2sS@seW ciears
50 g@S350 straights. IS 00ds3.1S: patents. s3S5@
N20 Spring in bbls,: Clears s350Gs3 70: straixhts
3sO@sl.l5. patents, As5aSi.85. Rye -four AT
S30OdsS0O.
COTTON. Spot cotton was unchanged. Sales.
50l bales for spinning and 400 delivered on contracts.
Mddllng upands II .60c.. against 9i4c last year
New Orleans and tinf li.SSc.. against Yl3c. South
ern spot markets were unchanged Liverpool
declined points on the spot with sales Of 5000
| lower to higher. Manchester was dun and If
regular
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THE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.

once OF the Assistant Treasurer.
New York July = 1908.
quarterly dividend Of S25 per share VIII be
paid August I. 1908. TO the sharChOliers OF THIS
tompany's stock, registered as such on the closing
OF the Transfer Books .
The Transfer hooks will close nj O'Clock p, NJ.
ON the nth day OF July 1903. and open at 10 O'Clock
A. N. on the 20th day O' July 1909.
GEORGE 7. BOGGS. Assistant TrcaSurcr