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The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-03-05
! Births, Deaths, Marriage.
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Following Is the list of marriage IL
cense issued by the clerk since our
last report:
NO NAME. RESIDENCE. AGE
7oea NJ. Q. Blom, New Sharon.......29
M. Van Wyngarden, New 8 p
7oeo John A. Claywortb, Oskaloosa "a
'''' Myrtle Mcdonnell, Oskaloosa 20
HOMAS-WILCO at
the home of the brides mother, No.
COL North D street at eight O'Clock
p. m. Tuesday, March 3, 1908, MISS
MYRTLE M. WILCOX to ERNEST M.
THOMAS, of Earlham, Iowa.
The wedding was a very pretty
home affair. The service was per-
formed by President A. Rosenberger,
of Penn college, in the presence of
about fifty guests, friends and rela-
tives of the young couple. The home
was specially and beautifully decorat-
ed for the occasion with carnations
and smilax. The bride appeared very
charming in a gown or white and dur
ing the ceremony she carried a bou-
quet of white roses. She was attend
ed by Mrs. Chas. Howe, CT Albert Lea,
as matron of honor. Following the
ceremony, which seemed more than
usually beautiful and impressive, a
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-03-05
EINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.
j. In matters of the estate of


Notice is hereby given that there
is now on file in the Office of the
clerk of the district court of Mahaska
county, Iowa, the final settlement and
petition for discharge of f. w.
Loring, executor of the estate of
D.. w. Loring, deceased, and the
same is set for hearing on the fret day
of the next term of the district court,
to be begun and held in Oskaloosa
on the 7th day of April, 1908, at
which time objections can be made
to the approving of said settlement
ana granting the prayer of said pc
titioner.
Dated this 21st day Of February 1908.
F. w. LoRING, Executor
Ii, III. SHERIFF,
3ew4 Attorney for Executor.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-03-05
CITY IS DEPENDENT.
Oskaloosa on Trial Charged With
Bad Sidewalks.

The case of j.. M. Hersom, next
friend of Rex Tracy Hersom VS.. the
City of Oskaloosa, was taken up on
Tuesday afternoon by Judge John 4.
Scott. Bolton & Bolton appear for
the plaintiffs and John Mccoy appears
for the City of Oskaloosa. A jury was
empaneled and the examination Of
witnesses was begun, when the coun-
Gil for the defense objected to some
of the evidence offered and this open
ed up a point of law which raised the
question as to the proper method of
bringing the suit, where a minor child
was an interested party.
The case involves a question OF
damages for the INJURY of Tracy Her.
som, a young son of j. M. Hersom,
who was awalking along G street in
the west part of the city, with his
mother, when he fell and sustained
serious injuries on account of the de-
lapidated and broken condition of the
sidewalk along that street. A plat of
the portion of the city in question was
exhibited and a photograph of the
wretched condition of the walk was
shown to the jury and statements
made regarding the same by the coun-
sci. The result of the case will be
viewed with interest.
Indicted Parties A%rraIgned.
The parties recently indicted by the
grand jury were brought in for ap-
pearance and to answer to the indict-
ment on Wednesday morning before
Judge John T. Scott in the district
court.
Clyde Bailey appeared in two ac-
tions, for breaking and entering, and
for larceny. He pleaded not guilty
and W. S. Kenworthy was retained as
his counsel.
Elmer Mackey was arraigned for
gambling and w. S. Kenworthy ap-
peared as counsel.
Elmer Mendenhall was indicted for
gambling and o. c. G. Phillips appear
ed as counsel.
Henry Churchill was charged with
gambling and w. S. Kenworthy ap-
peared as counsel.
VIM. Beadle was arraigned for
gambling and appeared in person. He
pleaded not guilty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Stewart appear
ed to answer to the charge of keeping
a house of ill fame, and w. S. Ken.
worthy was recognized as counsel.
Miss Josephine Wilson was charged
with keeping a house of i'll repute and
Bolton& Bolton appeared as her coun-
sci.
Herbert and Jesse Stein were charg-
ed with keeping a house of ill fame
and w. S. Kenworthy appeared as
counsel.
c. A. Boylen, known as Neal Har-
per, was charged with keeping house
of i'll fame, and Dan Davis appeared
as counsel.
The following cases were charged
with the violation of the liquor law,
and counsel were recognized as stat
ed:
James Hawleff, W. R. Lacey, attor-
ney.
VIM. Burgess, G. H. Woodson, attor.
ney.
Brown Jones, Dan Davis, attorney.
Thomas Cavanaugh, Dan Davis, at.
tOrney.
Pete O'Brien, C. C. Orvis, attorney.
w. H. Padgett, G. H. WoOdson, at
torney.
All Plead Not Guilty.
The defendants all admitted that
they were indicted by their right
names, but all entered a plea of not
guilty.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-03-05
THE JURY DISAGREED.
No Verdict in the LavaIIeur Murder
Case at Newton.

Newton, March S.-The jury in the
Lavalleur murder case was discharged
being unable to agree. 1t is known
that the first ballot stood six for con-
viction and six for acquittal. After a
short debate on one juror over to the
side of the defendant, making the jury
stand 7 to 5. The third and all sue
ceeding ballots, of which a large mum
Der were taken, resulted 8 for acquit,
tai and 4 for conviction.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-03-05
EINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.
II In matters of the estate of

y. vi. DyeF5J
Notice is hereby given, that on or
the clerk of the district court of Ma
haska county, Iowa, the final settle
ment and petition for discharge Of
Hannah E. Byers, executrix of the
estate of j. M. Byers, deceased, and
the same is set for hearing on the LIST
day of the next term of the district
court, to be begun and held in Oska-
loosa on the 7th day of April, 1908, at
which time objections can be made
to the approving of said settlement
and granting the prayer of said petit
toner.
HANNAH E. BYERs, Executrix.
Dated this 21st day of February 1903.
IRVING @. JOHNSON,
30w4 Attorney for Estate.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-03-05

$100-Dr. E. Detchon's Anti
Diuretic may be worth to you more
than 500 if you have a child who
soils bedding from incontinence of
water during sleep. Cures old and
young alike. 1t arrests the trouble
at once. 81. Sold by Green &
Bentley, Druggists, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
12W26
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-03-05
EINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

AN1NAL NOItCc'
Il In matters of the estate Of
s. E. Hoover, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that on or
before the 21st day of February, 1903,
there will be on file in the office OF
the clerk of the district court of Ma
haska county, Iowa, the final settle.
ment and petition for discharge of
Mary Hoover, executrix Of the es-
tate of 8. E. Hoover, deceased, and
the same Is set for hearing on the
first day of the next term of the dis
trict court, to be begun and held in
Oskaloosa on the 7th day of April,
1908, at which time objections can be
made to the approving OF said settle
ment anu granting the prayer of said
petitioner.
Dated this 21st day Of February, 1908.
MARY HOOVER, Executrix.
IRVING O. JOHNSON,
30w4 Attorney for Estate.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-03-05
GIVEN EIGHT YEARS.
John Walker Sentenced for Killing
Isaac Einkelstein.

Des Moines, March 4.-Judge Given
today overruled a motion for a new
trial and sentenced John Walker to
eight years of hard labor in the peni-
Tertiary for the murder of Isaac Fin
kelstein.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-03-05

The colors of PUTNAM FADELEsS
DYES are the brightest, fastest and
most durable of any. Test them.
Sold by druggists, 10c package.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-03-05

FOR sALE-A good investment-One
house of eight rooms, l cottage Of 5
rooms, both located in a desirable
renting ne%ighborhood, will rent so
as to yield an income of 13 per cen
on the investment with good pros
pect of increase in value.
Lyman Land & Loan Co.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-03-05

All Plead Not Guilty.
The defendants all admitted that
they we're indicted by their right
names, but all entered a plea of not
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call, Aash per cent: last loan
* m6I per cent MI ruling Snts; = per cent, Tine
dS c ct a Rs Sep days for
per cent for six months and sas,. per cen,
Tor seven and eight months Commercs
Single names and Sic p ree efTe o' Other
names, s@h5h per cent.
.i s1s5n Sensr market t firm snd
a iair inquiry, from remitters for to- morrow's
steamer ETH. while the offerings Of all kinds o.
s ois G Ger small Continental exchange wa
As5h for long bills and ass, for short
aetnal rates Long bills. H,s5@assi,: sigh
sassy aH ss,.. Francs were quoted at SIS.
anS were quoted at aS@ az for Long
for short.
DOMESTIC exchange on New York: Boston
p PREM - savannahEBnyipg. Csc; discount
Sight q :m ;: premium: TELEGRAPH, s premium
premium C Hse PFeBsa@ bants' Sc
premium; over counter soc. premium, New
Orleans-Commercial. Use. discount; banks.
o, MsS i.sSSun il ondon sga per cent Rr R .nG
! Gonsols for money closed at OF. a-liS and for
ia It, e. Bsns q fe On ba's"ss toss,
discount is p, per cent. Exchange on Lon.
oon; % francs IL oentimes. Berlin &c sav, .oS
pigs The private rate Of discount is So per
New York Clearing House statement; s *
changes. 3iS5. 49l, 2s2: balance fs.oot,'s5' SUD
Treasury debit balance. $4,000
Commercial prize, of bar SILVER 70 New
1n nrk S2Hc Bar silver ia London closeo ai
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Coffee was active and In the main irmer though
early in tho day there was slight decline on some
and the issuance OF some so 900 bags OF July notices
But the notices were stopped and later on prices
advanced on covering OF shorts and more or less
new buying. partly for outside account.
A. fl25 los and i2s, ga higher for futures at CPS
The market here was slightly higher. Copper
was unchanged for spot In London at EST Is. Cd.
while futures declined Is. Sd. TO ESQ lis. Sd. Our
T Iset 30 ae Isa
remained unchanged. Speter was IS. higher
abroad at E20. Hero the market was strong: Fol-
lowing. are the quotations OF the Metal Exchange:
casting spot l4e:: lin, sssa2s, 4oc; lead s4isIse
spelter, ol2aae?tc.; Iron, Northern. No. <.
SO 50a20: No Y, Sls50G 10: No. plain Sls@&lS 5O
Southern. No. foundry. sl9dsia.5o No. soft sag
sls5 pig iron warrants nominal steel rails at
Common 10 good saned ro s%pssa eo
PEovIsloNs-l,ard was quiet; refined Continent.
$50; Western prime: Ses; Brazil kegs. $1,000
mess at slsasls.so. Tallow. Sc. Dressed hogs.
sL4aac. Butter-Creamcry. extras, 2llac: nrsts
2olaG2ic,; seconds. 1919 zoe. Cheese-State. I. c.
small. fancy; io,.c fair to prime. sfalo,<c,.
Chicago. June 2s,-"Provisons opened steady at
shade higher on the lIgh, run OF hogs. but almost
Immediately turned weak on heavy selling OF lard
and ribs by brokers supposedIy acting for packers.
causing panlcky liquidation in the whole list
Toward the close there was some reaction on buy.
inG by interests presumably Identical with early
selling The market closed almost at bottom
SuoAR.--Raw was steady at e-ioc. for % test
and Sic for 80 test Sales, 1900 bags centrifueais
% test at sl6c.: 700 bags moasscs sugar 30 test
ai?lsc Refined was fairly active; frm; formulated.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

OFFICE OF

Westing house Electric 4 Mfg. 90.
40. icO Broadway. New York. y. Y. June II. 1908.
At a meeting held this day II was
of ono per cent. u. %, upon the preferred stock
ri the company be declared out Of the earnings
ieos. and !. dividend OF one and one quarter per
cent Q14"J out OF the earnings Of the company
total Of two and one eighth per cent. (2heo), the
same to be payable on July 10. 1908. TO stock
"a 1908. and that the transfer books for the pre-
ferred stock be closed June 70. 1908 at O'Clock
A. ".
RESOLVED. That a dividend Of one and one
quarter per cent. uil.s upon the asserting and
non asserting stock Of the company be declared
ou, Of the earnings OF the company for the period
10. 1908, TO stockholders OF record a. tho close
Of business June %, 1903 and that the trans
asserting stock be closed on June %. 1903. at 3
o'clock P. 81; and opened on July II. 1908. at
10 o'clock a. ~
r. W SIEMON, Treasurer
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The outside securities market to-day was
again aiicted with extreme duinsss. ana ar nn0
limits With the exception q the Sopsln nls1
and the late strength developed In Northern
Securities. the list showed very, few features
The general tone Of the market continued
irregular. with the volume Of business trans
acted about OF, parity, with that OF Yesterday
slightly more active and while the ne co
offerings suffered a loss OF nearly Va per cent
Standard Oil declined points on fairly heavy
offerings.
Northern Securities showed more ANNA
ton than at any time during the past week.
but this did not take place until very near
the close. After, opening. down nearly 4
per ees in nf dossd s esn Of
over the last final. Montreal and Boston
Copper declined to !, the lowest point reached.
while Tennessee Copper was bid up over
/ per cent. by insiders. Greene Consolidated
was firm. but quiet. In Houston OIL. which
has never been extensively. dealt In. on small
offerings the preferred sold down to 80,
loss of over 10 points from the last previous
offering.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-27
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Central OF Georgia:

Central OF Georgia; ,o., I'M, rbo,o,,
~: ss;y ! .s Il; s:s e. '';s:j
H.! sss ;s$ $;' :ss R ss :ls
a,s $;:S Ss:a :sssss Inc Inc !s
f f %s. 5siy i ssss ;;S Inc Inc ss'
Louisville and Nashville, .o,o ..o IN, az 7,s
sd week June 5000 m, 30. go inc sos III
Norfolk and Western: ..o- ,,, .,e SOC
30 week lune or S "a s =, 40 7fs inc s2aS So
From July l..,.,'. 2oS'oaR i''''''' INV '"'@""'"'
s4S% FL nSs , ;s $S Inc Inc ,: :'Sss
sls MI ~ ,:sss ss B Bss : sSs
81. Louis and San FRANCISCO: am CO., ~. a., ,oe
From july l. - 90 400 900 20 39s, si5 Inc 40I,7 2f
Southern Railway: .,, ron
FROM Ms' july i, 2ssss s7iosiSo Inc 4islo
ERIE RAILROAD.
The Erie Railroad Company repT. reports for Nay
oper expenses . a'51sss2 2,2ao.ls2 Inc aIe,l"a
Ne, earnings .N.7i7.se7 1909. ios Inc $780,
S &c. S = a s Inc: s
Ne, earnings $40 2aS cor s,l267 O7s Inc. s2o2s52e
NEW YORK srsoUHHANSA AND wEsTERN
The New York Snsouehanna and Western Rail-
road Company reports 1or M nay <,,,,,,s
eros. earnings &C., sss .sss,, inc 'i ssss.s
opcr. expenses ~. ils,4a7 iio.eH Inc .saa
Ne, earnings ,Isa sls IS? $40 Inc sli7S7s
e! rssm es @S :" ny !.gs Pee 500 20
Working expenses ,357.2T i.aSSa' Dec 'a''
Net earnings no2o7o2 el.iiSs7a Dec. 1891
ATcHIsoN TOPEKA ASp SANTA rE
system s"T '1 roports Tor N.Y. Nay: " a ~
G Gps ' sEnonss, ss ss ~ II" Inc
Ne, earnings .seo27, 40 500 POI pee, $3.50
Taxes and rentals. isO.5nt ls7,7eo Dec. 7.l6i
Surplus ...... ..l.s4e.755 sl,ss?.o Dec. sa',es4
ss .S y ~ 800 50, Inc Inc ;ps,
Ne, earning. s 60, "s ST. d
Surplus s2o.74s.?o7 SCI. ,3o.73s Dec. s7s'.isl
WABASH.
The Wabash Ra!lroad Company ny, reports for May:
sss;, earnings ssss Inc Inc s
Net earnings. .42slas .aos. 1875 Inc. $751; .ss
From july to May g: o.,
oper expenses. 'iisi4sH i?sIs.'24 Inc. i,see,t5o
Net earnings. s52i6O,7 s48i9 44s Inc. 500. aol
HOOKING VALLEY.
The Hooking Valley Railway Company reports
for May: -
1903 1902. Changes
Gross earnings, E07s1 sos al3 Inc 800 oG
Op. exp. and tax. Wa3@ ~. III" inc. h.l4a
Net earnings. f2I23y G2l.4lI Inc. S0.02l
Other Income AsT lB.4W Inc. 1873
Tot., income. sso7l7s s24o.s7p Inc. sse. 2as
Fixed charges...., s70@ I5.WO Inc. l2.3s9
surplus ........ s2iO.ls8 $l85278 Inc $5s.sO7
From July to Nav 81.
Gross earnings ~ IS SOS ss7 S. 1872 l,a Inc ssoss4s
Op. exp. and tax !,3.4a4Il4 ao95,2lO Inc. 5le.5l
Net earnings. 81 1881. 26S s. $40 8Oa Inc So 344
other Income. POI 359.7 1877 Inc. i77.44
Total income 81. 4ss 5i4 81 200 SOC Inc 1921 sis
Fixed charges. e30.Gs3 S6792 Inc, 63.03l
Surplus ..... 81 SIS. 1871 81 $50 ga Inc 1877
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
The Central OF Georgia Hallway Company reports
for May:
1908. 1902. Changes
Gross earnings ss3S.si5 $3.50 IA Inc s7.iOO
Opcr. expenses $50 tssi56 Inc lO4.I33
Net earnings. sn22S sss,25s Dec. s27.os2
From July to May 81
Gross earnings 81 ia5 3lS 81 l0l 1927 Inc 81 1903 4S8
Oper. expenses 8,4s5.760 $3.50 ll2 Inc. lS5857
Net earnings 81 ooa. 544 sls4,.7i5 Inc. so7 500
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AMERICAN WOODEN COMPANY.

Notice Is hereby given that q dividend of One
aud Three quarters nst' per cent. on tho Pro-
tcred Capital Stock OF the American Wooden
company will be paid on the 18th OF July. 1908.
TO stockholders of record at the close OF business,
July .. 1908.
Transfer books for Preferred Stock will be closed
a. the close OF business, July 2, 1905 and win be
rropened July 10. 1908
VIM. NJ. WOOD. Treasurer.
Boston, Mass, June g. 1903.
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Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Co.

Consolidated Refundins Mortgage ~ Bonds.
Coupon No. I. due July I. 1908. from the Con-
solidated Refunding Mortgage ~ Bonds Of
this company will be paid upon presentation. on
and sitter July |. 1908 at the offlces Of Nessrs.
LEE, HIG GINSON CO. ~ State Street. Bos.
ton or Messrs. BROWN BROTHERS l. CO.,
10 Wall Street New York.
EDWARD STETSON. Treasurer.
Bangor Maine June 81 1903
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lmnArfs af DRY Goods.

The imports of dry goods for the week
ending to-day were sl.9O5.32s. against
1l.sAb sos last week and s?.laao,7 for the cor
marketed was I,sso.is7. against Sl.7ie,os7
last week and d. soo.7,& for the corresponding
week Of last rear.
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COW W ERCI.4I.

Cotton "Opens Easier. but Quickly Advances
Notices for !bO,OOO Bales Promptly
StOpped-Weather In Some Parts I'm.
favOrable-Grain Declines and Then
Rallies-CoHee Active and Higher
Provisions Easier.
FRIDAY, June 25-GEAIN. Wheat SPOT
was fairly active. Sales 100000 bush. mainly
for export here and AT the outports, No.
red In elevator, sec: No. Northern Duluth,
Exc. over July; No. Northern New York,
TIC. ever. Northwestern receipts were 2so
cars, against PAS last week aud go last year;
Chicago. 80 cars, against 81 last week and IS n
year ago Futures closed &c to &c. lower.
Sales. a, 900 900 bush, Prices MS follows:
,,,,r .ns, g. s.: *. Niss ,.
Ssesmosr ..,, s ~ 81. ~ IS 81. 81
Ehs s mo whe ' Ssey N was qn!f,
Ing, SEA to Sc 6 g.. RutIslo. Corn was active;
Sales for sApTf hsS and
to No. eMSr ' Sales FSc5 SSs
nIp'" no, l,0' ho"- e., Cos , haa
September ss1S ... IS. 81 81. s.: ~
This shows the grain movement
New lOTk. NNsht. tOH. pHS RYE, HdriFt.
Receipts ...... 1890 bS.l0 llS,HO0 --.. 10000
Exports ....... aa.t43 7s.s@ i.too $500 zee.
Chicago:
Receipts. &C.. 2i.ooo $4,000 rs, ooo 5000 aOoo
Shipments. 5000 213.Oo A2 0O .... 1000
buffalo:
Receipts ...... to9 900 les 600 $4,000 ... 1000.
Shipments. 1873 900 sci .o0o ?28.Onn .... ....
Wheat declined carly IN The day owing to general
west, weak market al Minneapolis. disappointing
cables. heavy foreign selling and bear hAmmcring.
hut later on II became known that tho only precipI
,ation In the Northwest occurred In Manitoba. where
there were scattered showers. whercupon the early
over there were showers In the Southwest. many
OF the crop reports were huliSh and st. Louis was
strong, while Minneapolis subsequently recovered
par, Of hc early los Toward The close, however.
Fngltsh markets rose id TO Nd bur Paris declined
S'o 70 cen'imcs, Foreign houses sold September
and December. The Argentine shipments were
larger than expected being 1000 bush. against
LOS 900 last week and 1900 last year, making
~ GO IN the same tine last year; The Argentine
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saving Banks.
MANHATTAN
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
No. o44 BROADWAY.
IO4th Semi.Annunl Dividend.

10Ith SeWt-AnnunI NvIdcNh.
Iunc *. la1f
The Trustees Of this institution have declared
intcrcs, at the rate OF THREE AND ONE HALF
PER CENT per annum on all sums tby 'he ril-,
entitled therefor not exceeding s3,ooo remaining
on dcpos, during the three or six months ending
on the aO,h inst. payable on and after The third
Monday In July next
Deposits made on or before July 10 will draw
interest from July /.
JOSEPH BIRD. President
FRANK G. STILES, Secretary.
CONSTANT N. BIRD Asst. Secretary
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Brougct into sight mus lar ms ,o,-o,,,
The July cotton notices amounted TO $1,000 bales
and were stopped by the Brown own H phn
deipha interests. The prompt stopping OF the
notices and the cool we; in many parts ofthe
com,ingent Europe and local operators caused a
general advance lul! wnyrrcd a little ~ the
gained ns loss an sas p G points but StS
lowest point OF the day. The whole list showed a
Us The
rather disappointing al nrst. but they closed
aS IN wns1
TO be large Judging from The big discounts Of
e e.sS Ss week is sspssed 10 Be
One hrm said our weather, reports arc as
rain last night. Little Rock is cloudy, threatening
and cool and raned all night A. Pine Inc. BinG , {,
i cloudy and e9o TSsr Is Gea1 and nd
and is now clear and cool. sulphur springs and
co5seena clear ar and warm Galns;,on Is elear
pleasant Austin clear and pleasant; heavy cleo
Sal. ans s, ns w e1o FoSs Of the day wa.
called nnfavorabe from the fact that heavy rains
IN nor,hern Texas Of yesterday had Caused ses"S
damage TO all crops. but We note that tempera,
TO pon, Where the cids ere clean and The plants
for !he most par, strong and healthy the only
weeks late In comparing these. conditions with
last year It Is well 10 remember that the crop
on down grade. which 1t never lost during the
season while at this time II is steadily Improving
results upon the advent of dry hot weather. 1t is
true that we have yet to count with boil wecvil
damage in Texas, which insect does not begin Its
work unit, squares appear. outside OF this we
maintain that the situation is full Of hope and even
the market will be largely Influenced by weather
conditions. Speculation In the old crop will mar
row and It's extension Into the winter options will
be regulated by the week to week reports OF next
years prospects"
No. 7. Sales. 1000 bags Santos Nos. to o: 1000
Santos No. at 5aSc.: 900 Central American.
Futures closed steady at a net advance OF S to 10
points with sales OF l27 $50 bags Havrc declined
IL TO AT and Hamburg 4 pig. American ware
5000 bags stock. 5l4 900: exchange IL led. de
cline OF SOD. Santos advanced 100 refs: receipts
for days IS 900 bags stock 8s7 900. Prices hero
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FIFTH National BANk.
l.n.. .lrI A,.r ut.L llLi "a rnni

Cor Sid wv. aud III NIT'"I
New York .Iunr % 1917
ONE hundred AND NINETEENTH COS
SfCtTINE DIVIDEND
Tho Board Of Dircrto:S ~ thIS bank have DR.
ria red tho usual Seri annual dividend ~ six
PER CENT. tree NJ iaS, paS ahl" Luly list proN'mo
untIl which date transfer books viii tc closed.
\ THOMPSON. Cn=htor
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UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

A quarterly. dividend OF one and one half per
cent. on the capital stock OF this company has
been declared payable July 10. 1908. at the ONCE
of the Treasurer. 1871 State Street. Boston. Mass
TO stockholders OF record at the close OF business
June 70. 1908.
CHARLES A. HUBBARD. Treasurer,
IA
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PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

Hid Asked RG. Asked.
AmCC 81 81. Mc,w 22s cav
Am &C pt AZ 1914 MewSE y. Gov 81
Am Rad. 500 81. Nat BIS 40 30
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RoI Board q, PAIN Carbon 22 -
Box Bcp. go 2Oi,N Carh D.. n:i pSta
Oh t.. a., n Chi SRyllS l25
Oh 7 pr 80 80 So Side e. 81 90
City Ry..lqS 400 SITS Sta C. IS 30
Dis Match AN 1872 wch StRy 60 90
Lake 81 q Az Az
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THE Hall signal COMPANY.
QUARTERLY DIVIDl
COMMON STOCK.

COMMON STOCK.
New York, June II, 1908
A quarterly Dividend OF One and One half Per
cent. uiasS) upon the Common Stock OF this Com.
pany has been declared. payable July |. 1908. TO
stockholders OF record al the close of business
June %, 1908.
The transfer books will close juno % and
reopen July T. II. II. WALLER. Secretary.