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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-04
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MAY RENEW
COAL STRIKES

NEW YonK. June : A threat
ened renewal 81 the anthracite
strikes has caused a reaction in the
stock market this morning. the
roads affected Showing a decline.
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ROBBED A BANK

REDWOOD FALLS. MINI June
H~The Cold Stabeck bank - Nehia
eas dfuamlled last night Twenty
dse hundred dollars IN currently
and tg0.0e0 in notes were taken,
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coNvIcTs ESCAPE

WHEELING. w. Va. June A.
-Four pFtsznsrs. Including two snur.
dersrx. brese cut % the psaissntlary
At Moandssailr last night A popme
IL today using blnodhoands IA pur.
suit Of the f,igitives.
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NOTICE

Our charges are for material only.
The only college using an absolutely
painless process secret and excia-
nfye with us
FREE-Painless Extracting, Pain
lees Filling, Painless Operating.
This IL not college for students
name are employed or admitted, our
stan u composed OF dentists OF long
experience who came here 90 perfect
Themselves IN cur latest scientific
methods.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

CosuocToN. n r. June "A
Pennsylvania railroad work train
plunged through a bridge across the
Waihaadiux river this ntarning TIVE
Italians were hurt b jumping The
engine ana six cars pfere completely
submerged.
INDIANAPOLIS, Tad. June -
President Mitchell To-day sayH be
dss~s tot eare 70 itseasa the prssaal,ls
oatcgru. II the snihrartts difficulty
bat says that the miHe safksfx viii
irslst that Nicesfs. Fakey and Daf-
fey e@ r~caxnt3ed as their repre-
heutNtirrt
eoSSrASTfSOPt.E. June a.
Word waa ree-ivet today % q con.
fizes between Nf6atsnsxro and Tue.
~ : =. y, - ~ 3. - s.. \ Z !. -
frontier A nambtr Ncre klllcd and
Wounded
WINNIPEG. Manitoba. June I -
Principal cayen ~ Knox eaglexe. The
Ereairst leader IN religious thought
In Canada. j. dYfng.
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You can save SOC by buying n
f1s0 shirt with two pairs % cuffs
Tor tf.g0. at w. y. Hutchinson Co,
cor. second and Union street -
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man ia wiHe who buys "a $3.50
Shirt with tuo pairs " Guns FOR : 90
st W "a Hutchinson GO. cot, and
and Union street -
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Homes at
Riverside

Al Riverside n city man can own
hts own acre grow anything and
everything BEING outside tho city
limits. tax are light and the eN-
pcnsc Of living can be reduced 20 the
minimum, FOR one acre viii support
n family.
A vast natural park on the banks
from the city.
Postofiice and store going up right
away.
Get on at Riverside station and see
MT. Lincoln. or call AT the office OF
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trt 90 rsf wnI 90 eaks, 5000 per tent
NAattfh MHahtHafeh flnnihYi ~ a
fastefh Washington compressed Timothy,
tiNna California haN 40 o. PEI tee
California alfslfa. 81 PEI son.
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
efhsss rFicss are faf seeAs delivered -
iailfe-d. nViGht asress " - the dcgk Ia
this ety.
HAY and orslR
rastsfa Maahinston fuiaihY. Gas go
rs a. rsf tam aifaita fis - yes toe cats,
az ~ prf tanI tHflrN. - 81 PEI tHn wheat
80 - zee son. tfah 80 80 pei See ahefta
tsi - psf toni iniidinss, 80 rs0Kaeo rsf
ton
uess. Poultry and livestock
rrfina ehieksha. 81 80 - yer 500
EaEa tfysh ranch. isNo nsf fassni i've
hsnsI ave tae ucr ~ i've dngks. ~ 80
10. tftsasd NeAl t4ipg Per VI dressed
muttest fAeWRe res ~. afessrd husss p
IL sbaice beet epse 90 feet a'ss vs. ID
stssfs. oa feet. tN1t4e psf n. calves 20
fest aNHe'ig 80 "a. hnsa 90 f'-et -
her 10 sheep. ga frot tAe pee ~ lambs
On teet t4ANc - 10 hltss. une psf u.
Vegetable and Green Fruits
tguff.ank potatosa natfsa tsuo fsl
tsnl Nekimaa, ttopp rsf ton eafts,e' tAW
lef aaek natfte anis4la, NJ EtsRe tant
a. sec - pef hus rofnh heFtef, Ia Ast n
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AMUSEMENTS
THIRD AVENUE THEATER

Priees-eoc. ioc. soc. zoe.
Every night this week and Saturday
Matinee.
Tremendous Popularity Of
WALTER sANFoRp's PLAYERS
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So on all down the line.

Money back il you find
you could have done better
elsewhere.
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tt-inrh All Weni Tthek wogrsef
ssrgs. regular priv &c % II
se-inrh All Woci French Prsariis
Cinth ~ the latest shades. FeEu.
lar price 81 &c, ) o. ILL.,. sOe
woulsn's Pact BLACK Cotton Hose.
double Toe and heel superior
quality All sizes. special from
e a.. 3 pairs ....a...4sss4.. 2Sc
Misses Fine Ribbes Fast Black
iasir Hose. fun fashioned. 6ou-
bic knee aud sole. splicsd heels
and toes. the best stc quality
special ffnrn to II az ; paifs Tor
+sHs.s-sss stsstst+ssr .sss-.tszs Que
women's Large white Aprons.
fssp hem. fancy woven satin
striped border. long. wide ntrinEs.
regular value sc. special. 10 n
atssssasssa szss+..s5..-s 5s--+s.4- Toe
Chilarsnsn Preach Dresses, made
- white iasn have three large
hes plsata edged with narrow
cmbfoidcry. blouse front. neck
and sleeves trimmed with eu-
hroldsFY. regular value 81 %.
7'srH :. Z. g. special. "a II. 5t;e
chiiaren.s Corset Waists. IN xhits
only. ss3sH T. G. 9. :. regular value
&c. special. > 70 II .....s...s. loo
ts-luch Figured English Cretonne.
an extensive range 70 select from
IN good. cheerful eoiors, valued ~
12e yard special from 10 II, at.
fhf4 -sstfsssstf .s#ss.e. .sas...s sc
ss-lneh Figured MerceriEed French
Saferu. suitable for COVERING
c0mfortsrE regular 31c yard.
special from 5 90 II. 10 yards Tor
t.fss4tss t4tsssttsfts.tss..tst l.E5
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Who Help Themselves

When Ysr coat 70 worn ansi thread.
hare ana yer p4ats les &C the
knees.
When things that seem Ter rnms
yer way the ether fsitsfr ssits
When vsE feel Ike isitiuk a. ysf
grip and getting Down ter
prayer.
R3faesa usr them that hustle have the
i.afds especial cars.
lie ainst got time ter iistsr ter fnsre
prayers ard fssyr ard sei.s.
Hes far too busy nndinE Nprs fst
them who're hnntiuE tcAs
Ties always scattering crufhhs
around fer them that scratch
alone.
nut mighty fcw crumh. fair tot
them that loaf around the throne
So get a lively hustle on yss. uptk
vita AL ser might
Tha Lord L. on the sias ~ them that
make The atratsst fight
He'll always srrsf yer Kindly n y~r'n
only treat Him square.
hut yer must never once fFfaii
work ie the auFeef prayer.
Geo. +. Thompson.
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Geo. T. ThanspAun q caupesIiis
wash. a Star Dust reader. b. after
the seatp - the King County Tau
ra4uts auf regular pet and mgHfam.
lsr aeafEv tust 4 b. can sims lni
sssss -, y, .s1s y $50 !, : x =
Nf1nE ne n fse xeFfiHa into the lau
rssts business asefEs bstQnEs g.
the sefsana - hrads
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For instance Suitsthat
formerly retailed at $500
and $500 are now So. so
and 5000.
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More Ahont MatrinonY

stApleas HAIRY says be xut mAfFird
fsseause he Fast a fieh slft aHa hr
waa had pressed ~ rfedtsera
California mar awarded nsutfacf
Tor sreetlnE hnlltiHEa At Port casey
job weFth ffe 30
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y inch Curtain Swiss. IN coiorei
stripes and plain white. value
lgiae, special from : 20 n, Al.
yard zHsss .ssssstssss-sss.ss s..s fssc
outing FlannelF. good assortment
~ styles ard cainrs. either light
or DARK, worth &C. 10 II THUR
day. a. yard .......s.....t Sue
Turkey Red Prints. full standard
cloth. Oh eoiorn. and a fun a.
sartment 81 styles. worth &C.. ,
to Al. Thursday. a yard. ..... - q
stewsftE Duplex Nickel. Plated
safety Pins. 1 doEcn on card. sold
everywhere at lee per card. all
fiEeN. : to II .-z.sssa4.ssss4.... BE
Invisible Wire Hair Pins. straight
or rrimped. m boxes. very best
quality. always sold At &c per
box 70 II s....4ssss..s.ss4.s.l lie
Waist Pin Sets. some very special
values. 81 French fray and ok
diNed. pins In set. worth rcgu-
larry sc per set. : 20 II. choice
Crepe kimonoe. floor length. pref
- figures and stripes. with solid
coiored trimming to match, rpe-
tissa- - II -ssss+ss.ss..s.stt 90
Figured Madras kimouos. floor
length. deep cape yoke. cape.
sleeves. aud bottom HAMBURG
inscftion trimmed, special Il
II asHsafa sWF
Ait-Siik Satin and Gros Grain RIB
bonE. from = 20 inches wide.
very best quality, assorted col
ofa, suitable Tor hair ribbons and
trimmings. regular prices were
SC. TAr. icr. fkc and lac per ward 2
choice. to II ................ Pc
Quantity limited 60 Cuatninerai
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BANK CLEARlNGS

Bank elearinFa to-day ipie,tst
T'his date a year aEo - tei,snl
Increase ........ tfta.pat
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Stamped Pillow shams. full sire.
good quality. very neat floral
and conventional designs to
choose from. regular prise toc
per yard, choice. : 10 II ..t.. Ice
Stamped All Linen Table Govern
extra good heavy quality butch
er linen. coiored border designs
for outlining. fun Eixs. sex9r
inches. regular price &c each;
choice, ; 10 II .....s.......... 35e
White Nottingham Lace Gsioons.
IN straight. Irregular and MEDAL
lion designs. this seasons new
est styles. very best qualities,
suitable for fine wash and 400;
materials. positively worth isc.
sc and ssc per yard. choice. 70
II sss.---ss.ss ss...ssss.ssss..s..o c
Quantity limited 20 customers:
positively none sold TO dealers. an
sales final none exchanged.
Boys wash Suits. with fancy
trimmings and large sailor col
lar. IN colofs OF plain. Sizes 3 to
10 years. regular price s0c suit;
70 II .s.-ssss-.s- .ss...+-...s.3Ic
Boys Wash Suits, trimmed In sold
and white braid. large sailor cob
lar. guaranteed fast coIors. Hlzez
J 20 10 Year,. regular T6c a suit
70 II ..sss+sssss. sss4.s..44.... DOE
Boys Wash Suits. either plain
white. or IN checks or stripes
large collars. nicely trimmed m
colored braid. these are very at
traetive suits. with whistles at.
tachsd on gold cord. regular 81 =
suit, 10 i-...........+....6 5e
Sir dozen Fancy Wash Waists. in
all colozS, sizes from : to IA
years. regular price Tte each. Z
70 II ..ssss.s.ss-|.....s.,. xSe
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Every dollars worth Of
merchandise in the store tex
oept oyeratls) is marked
down
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s to ll--ThurSday

Having tried both the conclusion that the majority of
talk talk
they point powerfully bagnke
otherwise
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You can buy brand new
spring goods at less than
most dealers ply for 'em.
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Such prices as We are
making on Hats. Shoes, Fur.
nishings and Clothing cal
for an explanation.
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Oats. a. 90 uer ton barley. " re %
sen- wheaf sz742s per Ten. ctsp tss.eFt
400 Per toa. bran. tzi.oo pr ton. shorts
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| frhsss rfioss ars taf seeAs delivered 81
iaiife-d ttviah dsress " " the aosk 10
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Madison Theafer.

Ccrner First Ave, ard Madison st. n
trance on Madison st.
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We're going out Of the
clothing business going out
to stay out.
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SIS Buys a $3.50 Etamine Suit
$500 Buys a $500 Etamine Suit

fhs has pnia nE number $50 they have triple cape oaf
viii be sold
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The headline supplies
the entire Why and where
fore ina nutshell.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

~ per cent T@lins price s * per cent Tine
pd FOR at IN per oes 1os s1sy
four months. per cent. for five and six
months. o per cent; for seven and eight
months tor n9s paper is quoted 4
receivable; other names. 8l,a7 per cent.
There was little change in foreign exchange
day day advanced they eqsed Of slightly. Both
the supply of bills and inquiry for remittance
were light Demand sterling opened at
H.sol5@s4se25 and closed about points
lower.
Posted rates were quoted at 1888 for long
bIIs and as7 Tor short Aetnai rates ens
sGs. and cable trnn s 'a 5. sssS s. &c.
Francs were quoted at 5.20t for long and
SIS. for short reichsmarks were quoted at
~ for ods =, ana 400 ror ,o short o M1ilders
for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
9Sc discount buying
s2isc discount San Francisco pre-
MUM. St. Louis.,coc discount Chicago
e New
discount. Pittsburg -35c premium. st, Paul
Selling, zoe premium; buying, SOC, discount.
Minneapolis Par, Montreal Sight, -82Ic.
Money in Lo ndon. a,sd4 per cent. Rate of
discount ip open ln for short and three
for money closed a, s7'.. and for the account
ut 81 10 Paris advicrs quote per cents.
% francs ~. confines, The private rate Of
discount is az per cent Exchange on Lon
don % francs 20 confines Berlin advices
quote exchange on London 20 marks $50 pig.
The private rnte Of discount is 81. per cent.
New York Clearing House statement:
Exchanges. 1921 .420,5Ss; balance, e9,376.<1:
Sub-Treas'iry debit balance. 81, s22.313
Commercial price OF bar silver in New
York. 50].c Bar silver in London closed at
esd Mexican silver doiiars were quoted
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Aside from q sensational advance 10 SEPTEMBER
on covering and bidding BY William y. brown, , n ~
liberal receipts. a declining Liverpool market;
further decline in British eonsols lack q o eMrso
ana domestic, are buying only from hand to NOUN
The weekly Government report was pulisn ane
saort ilvct. ani wave 81 auiaatins order. a,er
on swept the price 10 the lowest level Of the asy;
Msae nSugn so priee so Gsfe
spot ma riet IN fact. ., lines called the ndic.tor
81, &C. There issnS Of %STe ,S Sr lssS
deal. Opinion is divided as 70 whether IL WI be
carried into October or mot Some nave an, an M sS
words, That considerable October may have been zen
,m a darn. that month. Whs, y cer,sin y that
were allowed 70 do pretty much as they pleasss easel
with cery,Alng except september: In9 I..,, Wh3
did toach that month had occasion Tor INeiy'"
Tncoiofe Price lssu.i the following crop 70.
ports from points In the cotton belt ., linton Ton
has. %, INC question Of iros, is ne topic .,
Iross natl, Nov i' our average cte Of killing frost
being ,o> % We Will nrtr inc bes, crop ever pro
dnoet In ssr,toh .lesan Ter ony Wv VA *. bss
general rans, and with late frost VIII make 20 10
rs pr cent more ,acn last yer s'aE : snns
iii L..-"Tnr condition has declined IRON az
abort nrliian! one to prospect @, q ,si, goed
,hs view, OF the people and they are as ns;Ssl.
mit,ic as they were formerly hopeful THIS VIII DC
reflected IN very low Government rep0it,
"a tlr replies are unanimous IN thelr tenor LUG
price In les, than week has broken in the interior
from strict 10 good middlng Thi.aad 'fcsassre the
cheapest interior sections OF the belt. Ihere rs
some Inclination as the market touches below
&c. at these points to snl', farmers not coming
Mcinyrc d Marshall said: The Govern
ment report TO-DAY substantiated all we have
claimed about the growing crop during the
past SIX weeks. and we believe the cotton world
is ih.crltned with another disaster 70 this product,
and tnat the possibilities OF ii00o0oo bales belnS
the Government report means anything. II means
tina, very little new growth or development Is
possible from this time forward ~ also h means
Is the plnnt. that II has opened ana Is open
inc rapidly. and that In some localities the end
Of the picking season Is not far distant II is I'm
possible 10 ilsure out large yield PCT acre from
careful study OF to-day's report and II the monthly
report on saturday Is In accordance with the one
issued 20 day, and with those issued previously
s ssrns ho exceed We say all tbs nowih
standing the fact that Its effect on the market VIII
not likely be sensational one IN view Of other
pay purchasers In the long run who firmly hold
their contracts. but we advise extreme caution
in buying and watchfnncss OF the course OF the
come viii be the true indicators OF the value Of the
staple
on the sDo, vas sS, s,es NH e. ss
s.ts to . points sss n A safs
p ws. .,e.Sy TsSeD oT swc
das s' $500 bags: stock. ss5,ooo exchange I'm
recsirts. 5000 bags; stock l.sis,"oo Prices here
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Coffee VS.. more active and higher under the
stimulus of hrmer European udv,ccs. cable STAT
Ing that crop prospects were untavorable moderate
receipts. very light offerings and buying for both
MErAIa.- Tin In London fell c. IS. Cd. to eii2
is. sd for spot and els for futures The market
here was easier. Copper abroad was IS Cd. lower
for spot at E54 Is. Cd. and SIS. lower for futures
az fs4 los. Here the market was steady. but IL
than the oa1cia The following are the quotations
of the Metal Exchange: Copper lake spot l3 75c..
electrolytic spot, la6eac,; casting. spot. 3i2isc
Tin, ab.45a?5s Oc.: lead. $500 spelter, &C.; Iron.
Northern No. X. SIT; No. " 1850. No. plain.
SIC: Southern. No. foundry SIC No soft $40;
No. sor sl5.25asi55O pig iron warrants. nominal
steel rails AT mill. S2s.
NAVAL STORES Spirits OF turpentine, 5sl. Gj0c
Common to good strained rosin. $3.50
pRovIsroNs was quiet; mess. s4@SH.75
Lard was easier: prime Western, $40 city, S.s04
81: refined Continent, $500. Tallow 4Ac Dressed
hogs sisaeasc. Creamery. extras. 2ll3c.:
nrsis i9L5m2lc,: State dairy tubs frsts. ie@n.0c.
Cheese State. I. c.. small colo,ed or white, fancy
extras. ?Sc.; Western 24c. Chicago. Sept. 20
The provision situation Is considered very much
mixed, Prices were moderately higher to-day
With demand mainly from scattOed shorts, One
Of the lmportan. incidents in speculative way
was the buying OF large quantity of October
lard by one OF the local packers and the selling
Of a similar Quantlty-about 900 tierces. by
brokers that presumably acting for the leading
bull interest. Packers were generally disposed
10 sell the deferred months"
SUGAR Raw was steady at Sic. for on test and
3asc. for 80 test. Refined was quiet and steady:
Eranu,ated. 40oc. ,
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CONTEST IN Mailing CO.
Opposition Ticket 10 BE Put Up 1t tho
Election in November.

Arequest for proxies for use at the annual
meeting of the American Mailing Company
to be held at Jersey City on Nov. IL has
been sent out by the committee of which
Marshall s. briggs is chairman. This
committee, which desires change in the
management is opposed to the plan
of the reorganization committee OF the
company. The briggs circular says Of the
companys history: {
Glowing promises were made at the outset,
followed by regular quarterly dividends for
two. years, which were not earned Tho
stock ut extraya CANT prices. AS a result.
many stockholders have been financially eq.
burrassed, and some have been ruined. While
the company does not now pay dividends
out of capital. it is undoubtedly TO- the IN.
terest of the large body OF stockholders 70
reorganize the management
The opposition proxies are made out
in the name of Marshall s. briggs, Archibald
A. Hutchinson and Victor X. McElheny. Jr.
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The execution of an accumulation Of selling
orders on the outside market this morning
brought about temporary declines in Il num-
Der of prominent issues, but when It was
learned that prices on the Stock Exchange
were strong and rising, those who were in
such haste to sell n few moments before re-
pented Of their action and endeavored to
repurchase the shares they had sold. A
notable instance Of this sort was furnished by
Northern Securities. which immed lately after
the opening sold down TO 81. and as quickly
rebounded to 81.
The American Can preferred stock was
very strong and was evidently affected by
the favorable statement OF IFS condition made
by the president of the company, as well as
BY the failure OF the attempt to prevent the
payment OF the dividend recently declared.
On transactions of 900 shares it rose almost
points. closing at 291,. Seaboard Air Line
was also strong: The common shares adj
vanced steadily from II to 1871, and the pre-
ferred. which sold Yesterday at 800, changed
hands to-day ~ high as 80, the closing sale
being made at 3lH. Consolidated Lake
Superior common was more active than it
has been for long time, $40 shares changing
hands at prices between y and =. ureene
Consolidated Copper was weak, closing at
1917, ), n point below its last sale Yesterday
Less than 900 shares Of Interborough Rapid
Transit were dealt in. 200 shares OF the Sc
curty selling at 81.
The transactions in the market to-day
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EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS
Live stock Market.

TUESDAY. Sept. 20
Receipts Of beevc3 were ~ head mainly con .
signed direct. No sales reported. Dressed beef
steady: city dressed native sides general sales
ga 00c. per h. Cables quoted American steers At
llAdi2c., dressed weight: refrigerator beef at
sac, per h. Exports to day. the beef estimated.
sos becyss, io17 sheep: 200 q. quarters Of beef
Receipts OF calves, al for the market, were SIS
head: 1890 head on sale all told. Veals ruled
about steady. GrasseTs and Western calves.
with heavy supplies. were dull aud rated lower
About ii60 head were unsold. Including close TO
$50 grassers anil Westerns. vrals sold al Ssat0
per 100 lbs; A. bunch OF grassers az Gi?2. CITY
dresssd yeas. e@isiac perlb.
Receip!s Of sheep aud lambs, AL for the market,
sheep and iAmbs ruled shout steady. About ~
cars OF stock unsod. Sheep sold OF s?,b@s IS .9j
per 100 lbs: lambs 81 SsQSS: cu!ls at o. Dressed
Receipts Of hogs were 8.s8i head: only IS head on
sale alive. No sales reported W 70 . late hour
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COUPONS PAYABLE AT
COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY.
:!c Broadway. New York,

on and after October LIST, 1903:
Atlantic Ave. r. II. Co. Gen. Mtge. so.
Atlantic Ave. r. X, Co. LIST Mtge. so.
Series 4.
American Tube 4 Stamping Co.
brooklyn. Bath West End II. r. Co. SO LIST Mtee.
Series b.
Brooklyn. Bath q West End r. R. Co. So Gen.
Mtge.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co. list Mtge.
Kings County Electric Light & Power Co. LIST
Mtge.
Nassau Electric r. r. Co. list SO Mtge.
Nazareth Cement Co. LIST SO Mtge.
New Jersey Terminal r. r. Co. list Mtge.
New Mexico Railway & Coal Co. LIST Cons. Mtse
& Coll Trust
Norwalk Cos & Electric Co LIST Mtge. 81.
Queens Borough Electric Light Power Co. LIST
Mtge. So.
st. Lawrence 4 Adirondack Ry. Co. End Mtgc, ca.
flconderoga Pulp & Paper Co. 8sS Mtge.
Thomson Pulp Paper Co. 60 Gen. Mtge,
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OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC co
10 Broadway Equitable Buildisg).
NEW YORK. N. Y,

NEW YORK. N. Y.
COUPONS due October l. 1908 from following
bonds will be paid on and after that date At this
ONCE namely
southern Pacific Railroad 90. tof CALI
First Mortgage. ,,......1. o.
Southern PAciAc Branch Railway 90. Pirss
Northern Railway Company First Mort
gage. - - . . %
Co. First Mortgage. ,...,..,.,...,. IS
Houston + Texas Central Railroad 90.
Consolidated Mortgage. Sc
Do. General Mortgage. .....,...........,,..,. q
New York. Texas & Mexican Railway 90.
First Mortgage ...,...,....'.............., o.
Do. First Mortgage. -
Central Texas 4 Northwestern Railway
Co. First Mortgage. ....,...,....,...,.,,. g.
A. X VAN DEVENTER, Assistant Treasurer.
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National BISCUIT COMPANY

The regular quarterly dividend Of ONE PER
CENT. on tho common stock mas been declared
payable October 10. 1908. Transfer books win bs
closed from September 20, 1908, 10 October rs
1903, both Inclusive.
j \. LEWIS. Sssl Treasurer