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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-21
ON TWO CHARGES
Wiley Arrested for Alleged
Burglary and Horse Stealing.

North Berwick. Me-. Jan. 21.-Arthur
Wiley, charged with burglary and horse
stealing. was arrested at Dover, N H..
and will be given hearing here tomor-
row. Wiley entered a local shoe store
Saturday night IL was alleged and while
passing through n cellar window cut one
arm, severing a cord.
At o'clock Sunday morning Wiley. it
was claimed, had local physician dress
the cut. lie was charged also lNth the
disappearance OF a horse and sleigh
from a logging camp near by the same
night Little plunder was secured from
the store.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-21
FATAL JUMP
Aged Woman Killed in Trying
10 Escape From Burning Building

Chicago. Jan. 2i.-One life was lost In
a fire that destroyed the oakenwald
apartment house. three-story brick
building at Forty-thlrd street and oaken-
wald avenue early today
Mrs. Elizabeth Irwin. aged 90 years.
jumped from the second story and was
almost instantly killed. The police res
cued number or persons and many mar
rowly escaped death from sufocation.
The financial loss r. $4,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-21
COAL SUPPLY GAVEOUT,

New York. Jan. 2l.--Capt Jared NJ the
British steamer Bellenden. which arrived
today from Swansea, says that the report
circulated In New York that the vessel $
cargo was on hre off Nantucket Is In
correct. lie reported that he was burn
ing cargo and not that the cargo was
burning The Bellenden had a fun cargo
OF anthracite coal.
She had a succession OF westerly gales.
which prolonged the passage TO q days.
The bunker Goals gave out and tho cargo
was taken 10 supply steam 10 the boilers.
This hard coal made the steaming slow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-21
WAR Of UNIONS IS
STILL On ATLYNN,
citing
Police to Strictly Enforce 0rdin-
anceS--POlicemen to Be Mounted

LYNN MASS, 2--THE
TIE CROWD DOWN MORNING
UNION
SHOPS WERE SUPPLIED TODAY WITH CUTTING
W.
STRIKE IS ON NOW m
OPERATION AGAIN ,ttfs
The POLICE TO-DAY BOARDING HOUSES
WHERE
HALL FEARING REPETITION
WAS A LARGE FORCE OF POLICE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-21
HEAVY DAMAGE LOOKED For.

Giens Falls. n. Y. Jan. 7i.-The In.
tense coid here has been followed by q
rise IN temperature OF 30 degrees
heavy rain Is falling and river men are
and logs on the upper Hudson AT the
Glen. which has been held by the zero
weather. will so out In this event u
damage will be heavy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-21
LA TOURkINE ON FIRE,

Havre. Jan a.-The French line
steamer La Touraine (which arrived at
Havre Dec. q from New York; IL on fire.
IL is hoped that the vessel and the bulk
Of her cargo viii be saved.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-21

the city appeal to the courts for an fn-
junction TO restrain the Boot and Shoe
Workers union from bringing into Lynn
men from smallpox infected districts. In
case the board OF health is not inclined
10 take this action the X. of l.. plan
10 take the matter into the courts for
themselves, and ask for the necessary
restraining powers. II is thought that
the court would consider such an appli-
cation seriously.
Continued on page Two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-21

and asked the advice and consent OF the
senate; also that he had appointed Jo-
seph Mcdonald OF Pawtucket as factory
inspector to hold office for the years
from Feb. /. 1903. and asked the advice
and consent OF the senate
Under the rules the appointments Will
lie on the table until tomorrow
On motion OF Senator Anthony the SEN
ate at 1910 adjourned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-21
For THREE HoIRs ONLY

Tomorrow. from ? TO 5 our High Grade
80 and eoc Chocolates at 30c. pound.
Never before were High Grade Goods
Sold at Such Low Price. The Nile opp.
Boston STOREY
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-21
The HOUSE.

The house was called TO order by Speak
er Burlingame at 11:O5 with a quorum
present
The journal OF Tuesdays session was
read and approved
Mr.. c. O. Carpenter. from the commit
tee on the judiciary, reported back a bill
To validate the acts OF Arthur O'Leary.
notary public, with recommendation of
passage. Read by title and placed on
calendar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-21
LOBBYING AT STATE HOUSE.

Mr.. Mccarthy presented resolution
providing for the appointment of n spe-
clal committee To investigate and report
on alleged lobbying at the State House.
This resolution was IA follows:
whereas II has leen charged in the
public press of Rhode Island and other
states that well known persons. retained
as lobbyists and attorneys by parties and
corporations seeking franchises. charters
ana spc@ial legislation from the general
assembly Of Rhode Island have been and
are In constant attendance ~ the state
House and In communication with the
senate and house during the sessions Of
the general assembly. for the purpose Of
promoting the interests of said parties'
and corporations and
whereas. u Is further charged as q fore
said that said persons hive and are CON
stantly exercising undue influence upon
the assembly contrary TO all rules OF good
government by the people and the dignity
OF the general assembly end the state:
and
whereas. IL Is matter Of common
knowledge, that said persons have here
totore been and now are furnished with
office accommodations at the state capl-
tol, and
Continued an psSe Two.
CANDY SALE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-21
LOOK /!
60 a.so Meal Tickets 2.7s.

On Saturday. Jan. "A. i will sell just 80
$3.50 Meal Tickets at $3.75. Now is your
time TO save money. Special Dinners
every day at 35c. Try our Lobster Salad.
None better made. GERARD'S RES
TAURANT. 440 Westminster st. Open
till 10 p NJ
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-21
TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED.

wANTED-BRIGHT. ACTIVE BOY
for office work. Apply Room Q. News
Building. Corner of Washington and
Mathewson SITS.
GRAPHAPHONE FOR SALE CHEAP,
or exchange for bicycle or double har~
ness. G-43. News Office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-21
CANDY SALE

Thursday. ar n Tininshast, 275 west
minster ST.
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Epsr palaum
e|sAoIs Csi1es Ssset lco1acHs
>eAo7InfEcE
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. sdlo per cent; last loan.
money u quoted at. 81 per oept. for, sixty
s s:S i Sss,s PHiss dent Ssn, "a iei
and nine months. Commercial paper Is
quoted 81 sXae per cent, for prime single
names and bulls receivable other nance.
exchange y. ss:m m.,t s,. wa Ssn ed
slshs:s w:s 'fs e, Sos P En- s05 ;se
NSs,.; Lght drafts, = seasa ~ss7o. and cable
~ sSsSs !Ss I.s x SHS s aSossS
y icT short: sunders were quoted At ssXa
y iS-is for long and 70 i-isd 20 S.is for short.
pems SsSos snsn'ks Ss s~ ps
SS4.s a:ss&ass S;sl sss p rs
m m!sm soc ensiam. ChIcsso".oc. premium.
ctncfnn sti- Between. banks. lso. premium:
over soy9tr sc S assSnn b Ses p;e
Money In london, ,5ss!pe,I cent; Rate
doaq ~ open msrkes f con, short a0: sSc
i iSr money! so .' !. ssd for ,Ss
e.; sSs"i ss az q England on Ssisncs te-dss,
r 8 :.: sdS,s:' Ss'i prlviss rss
si ns Is frsn - ~ es"iim.s Berlin sdvsoss
s1cS.nss % ddSfnsSn =, sI *, g ps
q ON n,efcial price Of bar silver IN New
- iSisX. MeSicsn silver dollars were quoted
"NeH YORK Clearing House statement:
sac.TTsssury debit balance, ssso .s,a.
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CAPITAL
100000
FINANCIAL NOTES.

". l. Miriei, secretary of the Fort Worth,
Texas, bondholders' committee. has issued
OF Dillon 4 Hubbard. Ios broadway. TO close
up the Affairs Of the committee and for other
Of the bondholders In preventing the city
from scaling down the interest on Its funded
debt.
proposed Memphis and Gulf Railroad from
Memphis to Pensacola. The contract fer
the construction has been let to the Cornell!
under the laws Of New jersey with capital
stock OF 81 900 000
An tnsfallwent Of 10 per cent on the sub
Uistillers' Securities CORPORATION has been
called. and viii be payable on Aprn 20.
hrbuckle Bros. have advanced the price Of
10 the basis OF 20 cents net pound for srahu-
lated The National Sugar Refining COMPANY
has also made an advance. and IN the trade
II Ia thouRht the American Sugar Refining
Company VII take similar action this week.
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,,y,yCIAL AVID COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY. April n.


All the Wall Street exchanges. with the
ar,ion of the Produce Exchange. were
c,Nsad to-day. The London Stock Ex-
-. was also closed and will not reopen
nj tuesday The weekly statement Of
49,, ges OF the associated banks was the
,Iy financial development Of Interest.
wh;le the bank statement was, on its face
w., nnfsvorable. and made a much better
LIVING than that Of last week. It was
sa,sr,heless considered disappointing. The
,,.crease in loans was small. The de-
e,,ase in deposits was more than twice
=. great, and the excess Of loans over d.
lis was increased 30 that II is now ST.
a,s ZOO Though an increase In cash oil
.,,7 sco was shown. it was less by about q
,~,llion dollars than had been looked for
Srrplus reserves increased 81 .6i0.475. and
oow amount TO 1914 800. The feature Of
the statement, perhaps, was the unusually
i,,ce decrease Of 81, $50 800 in Government
deposi,s. SO great a change In this item
=, The statement has not been seen In long
lime Now that the money market ID
ss.inp, it appears as II the banks had been
t,kinl advantage OF the premiums offered
nv the Government and been selling some
n the bonds that have been UP against
Aenosits. The increases in the cash and
rams If the Mercantile National Banl
we're the result of the taking over by that
hank of the affairs Of the old Seventh Ma.
,c ,al The statement also included the
csejtal increase OF the Park National Bank
II : a. follows:
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PRESIDENT SCHwAB TO REMAIN.
I'M Wsrk a. Head Of U. .. Steel Csrperatisu
Lighter Now.

II was learned on excellent authority
yesterday that Charles NJ. Schwab will be
reslected president Of the United States
Steel Corporation at the annual meeting
this month. Hia health has been sufficiently
restored TO permit him to take hold OF the
which have been Ightened through the
Introduction Of the committee system OF
looking after the corporations ahairs.
The committee system was put into effect
while President Schwab was abroad, and
agreed a. TO It's effectiveness.
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sUB.TREASURY TRANSACTIONS.
1--we 0tsck Market.

.,.,,. o,se.v,s no ..Iss r rspss.sd. APT Dressed
s.ss ssssSs ely dfs.ssd native sides. !e.es.fe
~ Is. cstis, las, received quoted American a,
Sssir Il a M, y. III Reported sabo,s tor % dsy
iss1 beeves. seso quarters Of beef No rece,py
81 81 Is. Rsceiptk OF sheep and lames; Including
~ ssrs direct 20 slaughter wete zoe bead; Y
vsrS Sui and easier, About ears Of sigsk vere
md 81 which cars arrived late unshern
:ss rsH, rs e'Ippsd % a SIS Dressed mui'os
~ Ri sot S's w.: iss mp s..s f q sssssuyD.s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-12
OUR WONDERFUL WHEAT CROP.
Almost Two Bushels for Every Five Human
Beings on Earth.

&c. Brown. statistician Of the New York
Produce Exchange, Yesterday calculated
that. on the basis Of an April condition
Of e7.3 for winter WHEAT. as shown by the
Cove rnmt mt crop IMPORT, a n cord-beak-
ing crop Of $50, All 900 bushe Ia is indicated.
The O. rth's population In about I 800 600 600,
20 that there Is nearly two busht Is for every
five human be ings. The following table
compa n the indicated crop with the har-
W SITS OF PIT vious yvars and also giws COM
pc risons OF condition and acreage:
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Rank REPORTS.
PaOPO0AL

PRoPosAls-C. s. DEPARTMENT or AoRi'
CULTURE, omse Of the secretary. w.shinStes
Isc. S BE re ssei,ssy O. s
noon, thursday, April 81 iscs Tor furnlsst3g
OF three con uetar telegraph cable, Of domessls
manufacture. for w. Of the T. 8 Meatbsr euf 81
n. ., In accordance with speoinea,ions- na ,sS
and full information for bidding may ee o9eaned
b. {. Proposals must be inoosed In enye.cps
sealed. and marked Proposals., tor CsSsn a.
u. c. me Department rsssry., !hs nSni 70 n,ee'
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ssy Ne az :sa;: 81; ssi
butsd % Armour. . beansh Government report,
favorable private crop reports. liquidation and
bear hsmmsnng. The tradng was quiet and mainly
professional, tSs forei IN msikets beinS closed 10
cbservsnce Of the Easter HOLIDAYS. The Modern
AaRsv says that winter wheat prospectS are un =
changed and that the condition IL much hi cher
steady.
fLouR--Qulet and steady. Superflne, s2.7of
an No : sxtIs, n7ten 20; clear, nisgS5:
In bsls.: Clears 1.,s&Sat0 straiehts as.SOeSa70;
patents. SSeoo34 20. Rye -four. S2.soaS33
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FINANCIAL
George A. TreadWe||
Mining Company,
~ William Street, New York.
Capital Stock, $3,OOO,OOO.
Par Value OF Shares, $40.

.ss mrsS s5y 'G {. sc. q ~ Ger =:
u S4fSS s Sem nsssss: i. pe5fee.ins IT. new
genera, s.eoigmept. beside carrying % ina
ny and on an extensive scale. and Il needs
manIy , a Sssn ne Ss viii ...G spS d., the
un..SpldsbsI..ih getting ne ss. smsltsf 70
,ends % tssp prices ssA ao%s impatient
=, AZ soon as, the smelter is ready to start
s e 20 :C sp .;.aa ky e sell S ad
3. The general market conditions have
b but ere I
higher prise than stated at eishteen m %Sfa
sos he t Tasa Steel Sss as
have Deprecated from twenty-five 70 'fiYtyy
9; we haze bad bitter, and persistent OPP
ss h o This n0T s's SssnnGs
eanisation must have a lot Of merit that
s can ssana Up asshnst such assaults and grow
~, ~ 81 $sS q; Ss't < # ?;ssARxEL. MIN;
eopH Gas sas OH the snS
, xo1s: i hs' siresdy q mis- and 4 6slf q
ore bodies as rich as, those Of the United
Verde. It's nearest neighbor TO. the north,
s sns 81 Ss WIN .s . ns Snss5 shf
standing delsys-is fast getting ready to
run. and we ehsll soon be on a dividend basis
cannot make at least as sood a record as
erty is Just as rich. and far more extensive.
The stock may be bought 1t mayket
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resigned Mr. Ayres was elected first
vice-presideut, and Erskine Hewitt. second
vice-presioent. George W. Adams was
appointed cashier In place Of Joseph T..
Kehoe. resigned. and Mr.. Kehoe vas sp-
pointei assistant cashie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-04-12

The board OF directon OF the Oriental
Bank has elected Richard ". Jones, Jr.,
presidept In place Of Nelson a Avres.
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OF condition and acrea q

fConditions from 1901 bark are on April I.
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PITTSBURG CEMENT COMPANY.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPEN.
FINANCIAL

Subscriptions are invited to the first allotment Of
shares In the capital stock of the Pittsbug Cement
Company at par Of $40 per share full paid and nom
assessabIe. Subscribers to this allotment OF stock
will receive first mortgage bonds when issued for each
500 without further payment. Terms Of payment
1886 cash and the balance In 80 days Subscription
books open.
Pttbmg Company organized under the laws Of New
jersey with capital stock Of 100000 in 100000 shares OF $40 EACH full
paid and assabe and $4,000 first mortgage cent bonds
company has land HANCOCK Nd, which there is
deposit America estimated to contain
100000 barrels mined quarrid cost
The company will plant the property with capacity of 1000
barrels which may be increased at large saving in cost the first
plant 5000 barrels day. Estimating thar the plant would in operation
year. the output barrel plant for the would be
barrels which there would be net profit Of $4,000 100000
per year. and this may be doubled.
At present country running double tme and
sold about ahead The great demand for cement to the
continual discoveries Of where be employed greater advan
tge than any other material Where formerly STEEL stone and timber
used for bridge abumens arches pillars retaining walls cbng side
walks, sewers stairs, ETC.. cement Is used
builders Of the New York subway find almost impossible to get
cement in sufficient quantities to keep their work pogreng The building
great under the North River by the Pennsylvania and the
operations projected by this and similar corporations viii
itself unusual demand The plants operation will totally
inadequate supply the demand the industry permanent
The business this company immensely profitable
quality perfect and the location excellent and the climate
permits operating the year around
The of this properties gives the New York.
Washington more, Psburg and Western markets The
the great advantage of quality and quantity OF material and
markets. while the business to be of the safest
and most profitable manufacturing industries America with the most prom
ing future.
pays from u to 20 per per investment and there
why this Company should not do still better
For prospectus maps and further information apply by mail or in
person
33l Fourth Ave., PITTSBURG. PA.
42O Walnut St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT,

o.p.. ma ssps 81 &c 4ss:s shown
THIS Ddu. Thls k0NfA. Fysooi Yssf.
Rseeiu<a ~ - Nj eie ,Nss et0, as 7aS
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COMMERCIAL.

s4rvxpAy. ..Arfl II. y .HaIx. = whest--
E ;|S 81: y; !; 50 81;
ss 1 .sa. Z, Sc cars s': s:.ln. ~
and 1865 Lost year. Oh caro-. 20 against "a last
week and y lag year. Fusures cIosed u 70
~ o. lower. Prices - follows:
OPEN. HIGH Lop- Clss- Las
w, e, S &c ,sG NN sxs
s:s esss quiet. ss,.. sSo su:s No: ysiss.
w.; ss:S r. a. EFT S Ss:
Siee. O6uo BUSH. No. mixed In elevator. Ss,fc.i
No. ! WHITE SSr; No. yellow. SC. Futures closed
unbalanced, Prices as follows:
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Important changes from last week In
he cash held by individual banks and their
Ioans are as follows:
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ne reoeips from customs 70 day were eeee oee
frorn internal revenue. ofse.7a2: miscellaneous.
q. Ga national bank noses received for redernp'
hon. t1boei6
uYer for April II shows
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ass.in.ni 90. -, -


.,, .hs 81 ,Ss,: 4 FIX FIX i ss. ~ s
t ;,gs,S q .s :I: e. ssss Sss!s:s
lie previous Nseh be sSpeEt:, q spsS 81
i've sinc, SIT ~, y.sTsc: toi;i Of sisiS.ass.
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RLDCTIoNs AND MEETINGS.

=" IAE Ess sr s.aA AsP s ssS.!cxs .evr
MOTTO. Is HEhssY GIVEN sssi 81 49,
meeting Of the stockhoden Of this comsaay -
sucf Other business = may be brought Rsiore -
nesting. viii BE- held q the PtinoipA once 9! ~
WEBSEspxY Seins Inc Oh day. Of NAY. IL
q ID O'clock 4. Y. Tbs pol vii eonainus go
By order Of the PoSrd q p;ysSscg' .,,,..,,
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Ann ArboE

~ ~, e. 81. :s NJ; : !;s ls: &c &c
u, VIZ s' u; s.ss:$ go: I Is: H
ps 80 ;s,i I ,sss :I Sc he Iss . :'ss
s.. Is! 81: ,, 81. e bee Bee : :::
u pss s.: Il; 4s si ss Bus ,s i,'. I I:s III:
vs.: So! ,. :s'ss | ls: ,sSssss s
-. IS: ~ ta' '',ss;S'' IT, rs S
50 81; ,;i::s ,'':1s E In: , III.
p!g :s,,; ~ iS ! :: ! ss5: Inc Is: 81! a:s
Ps :' ~ SsH :ss' :s:ss B Be- a :
Ess s' Il. Ai S ::s:s !:s Iss 1856 ssS
Fsss s Is sii: s sa I Iss: r sss's
Es$ q; 81 1T ,'. ''i BE- BE- s :i:
Fs ;:s 'ai, II ,! ::s' I s: ss
H 4s sss sss' n: I Iss ! ~:
EEs ;:i 81 Hii .! II: &; 1 1ss , e. &c
RS ss;s Il; f ?, sr' ;::'s .. s Es: , a#
F F;i$ Is; "a xsSss !ss95 .; ss I Iss 4 10:
.e Si'Sa - e;s'Sf s.'Is Inc ,:
fIm July i........ ss7css ao.sc4.2so Inc ssa,ses
F Fish T "a, Hp n; s g: .:s e a as
n
fns Ns'!osal Railroad Company Of MEXICO re-
&c.: ::s:s.:: ii: si Is: ''a:; Eli:
sc. earnings zee. ~. eos saiioss Inc. sss.u7
SS:s :s ' 81 Ess 81 s::::
Ne. earnings. s4s,.s47 s4,s.os, Inc. ssS.s1s
o.ns IT,: sss, Isr HS:;S;:ss y''' Railroad
S Ss:4 : ::ss's ' &c: ii' IL: :
y. canine. snE :. =, s,.,'o s'ssas Dec 81 a''
SSsa sis ~ sS: I Iss II * s
Ne, earnings. 81 1890 81 sas.NI Dec. siseiss
ros soss SS: .sa 1 D.aR Ss' G Railroad Com
pany reports for Fsbrasy; ,., 60.
S SS:s : :ass: ills $ lsss I:s :'
". s.rans,.,, ,:;sse ssss Dec. ssose
| Prom July 10 Feb: r.
SSs; : ::5ss.: s % L. L. - ; 81
No. ..minr....,. Ais.Os sHi.,a Inc. 1850
| GRAND TRuHK
me Grand Trunk Railroad COMPANY Of Canada
reports for February:
Gross esrpings 81 eei 81 q dsofso Inr sSti,it7
| opcr. eIpenses... i,s+o.'S I,aooo7s Inc. No.ies
1
Nct ea,ning.,: sSl;iA s%soii Inc. h,s7s
Cruss earnings. to1s "a tSt7I So Inc. $50 oes
Opef. expenses. SoeS0e5 z, tSS 80 Inc. COL .s<5
| Net esrnings.... $3.50, 500 sess, 80 Dec. T7s1
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
rom nnv and fern. .tock. Ami. PAYABLE.
| Henry H. worthington,
Inc. semi annual. ......,. Pfd 81 May
PENNSYLVANIA Steel. .....,. Pfd 81 Nay
Hon estAke Mining, month
l. NJ Ane 3
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WEEkLt CHANGES.

T1c following sh.~s the principa! changes
n tie mere 40 i've st cks'
Ad'es. DseI Ad'rs. Dsr
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Impsrss Of General Merchasdise ~ Dr.
imnors OF scsegsa perhAnlise sad az rood
a. rtported q the Custom horse CON pare =
follows with those OF Lest week and the eorrespona
'hs Ps"'' wv TMsEsss. Lsw wsre Lea Yeny
S S,S raod Ta.s -, 'SSi cis SsS.Si 5is.iN
Tos.,' :. 1890 "a. se.y @ scm1sr SlsS.s
With last ysAf; 49, ,~oa
Dry goods '.'''''''' c.MI.D 49,
sssx ia ~ aS0a - ~
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safes deposits. Inc. ioso. 100
The amount OF United States deposits
shown in this weeks statement is 337 III ,9O0
a decrease OF 81 800 800 from last week
n these deposits wero deducted from the
aggregate given. the surplus would be
N30s0,775
Below is a table showing the percentage
Of cash reserve to deposits OF several Of
the more prominent banks compared with
those of last week:
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DIVIDENDS AND iNTERBsr.
THE ROCK ISLAND ConPANy.,

THE ALLIANCE REALTY COMPANY.
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tai stock, payable April 18th, ieoo 70 stecthode1
OF record on April 10th. 1905 Transfer books ~
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V.P. SNYDER, President
Richard A. Mecurdy. Vice. President
lanes II. Hyde, viee-President
Thomas r. Ryan. Vice.Presioent
Henry 4. Smith, Vice President
Chas. L. Roblnson, Cashier
Oliver I. Plat, Assistant Cashier
Clarence Foosa, Assistant Cashier