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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04

for which it will be more than
repaid In more enlightened and
better citizens throughout.
j. p. Parks was in. from lower
Lipan Flat, Thursday and in
formed The Press that he is pre-
pairing to plant 140 acres in cot
ton this year, and that he is put
ting in cultivation nearly 300
acres of new land
r. NJ. Wright was quite sick
last week, having to summon a
physician Friday morning.
Mrs. 4 Dulitz is having erected
a nice four-room house on the lot
in the Millspaugh addition,
which she recently purchased.
Senator hin Draws Long Term.
In the State senate, last Thurs
day, Senator J. w. Hill was one
of the fortunate ones who drew q
long term. The Press congratu-
lates Senator Hill.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
Woodmen to Erect Building.

The Woodmen of the World
contemplate the erection of a
lodge room at an early date, and
are already making arrangements
to that effect. 1t will be the
second story of a rock building,
the lower floor to be used for
mercantile purposes.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04

Brook H Rye, at the ORIENT,
is choice article.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04

Mrs. J. NJ. Wells, Of Dallas, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. G. f.
Harris, who has been quite sick.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04
Land Suits In GIasscock County.

Garden City, Tex, Jan. ga
Wholesale land suit is being ir-
stituted IN this county. Parties
who were rejected at the land
Office are suing the parties who
received the awards from the
State to the land.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04

County Commissioner Will
liams, of Christoval, was in the
city Friday purchasing lumbe
for individual improvements.
n The Press is reliably informed.
that q new store will be started
across the railroad within the
next few days.
The family of d. Held, the
junk dealer, arrived Wednesday
morning from Alabama to join
Mr.. Held, and are now domlciled
in the Henry Schroeder place,
north of the railroad.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-02-04

Yhe work on Che courtho use
yard recently inaugursted by
authority of the commissioner
court is being pushed, and is add
ing much to the appearance of
that property. The soil is being
improved by the addition Of bet
ter soil and more shrubbery is be-
ing planted on the grounds.
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EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE.
Live stock Market.

TUEsDAV July :.
Receipts Of beeves were 10 head no sales reported
Dressed beef steady: city dressed native sides.
o.aas'ac per 10, Cables quoted american steers
at aa8l,c. per ID Exports TO day, the beef rsu
mated, l,2l2 beeves, $50 sheep, 5000 quarters
object; to morrow, partly estimated 1884 quarters.
Receipts 0fcalvrs all for the market were 100 head
500 head on sale all told, vesls and but,ermllk
calves Included. The market ruled extremely dull.
hut the few sales Of both were at about former
prices About 400 calves were unsold. Veal
sold az 81 a0G@ 10 per 100 lbs; bunch OF butt,T-
milk calves At - city dressed vcals 7GiOc per III,
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including single
car direct to slaughter. were 800? head ~, car,
good grades, II not too heavy. shove nrnnrss;
lambs were slow: about steady In price. About
cars OF stock were unsold Sheep sold at sansi 20
Dressed mutton 5000. per ID. dressed lambs. gen
eral sales. at1aliitac
Receipts OF hogs were 5OA head, mainly CONSUMED
direct. No sales reported.
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RIlSlnPSs Troubles.

John r Bars .Jr. of 81 William street
formerly dealer in pine lands AT DuI1'h
MINI, has fled n petition in hankrup''r
with liabilities s27O,55D and nominal ls.r''
81 ,ld6. s8S, most of which have been assigned
or pledged The debts were contracted
some years go. principally AZ Duluth. growing
out Of his dealings in pine lands and thinner
william =, I.own, promoter, OF 80 Wo'i
liabilities $40. o4a and nominal asset s2S..,"
consisting OF stocks OF oil aud mining 'g"
panes. s?sl25; debts due. sS.olA aud of :.
fixtures, S25. Among thu creditors are .
estate Of Gustave Roberts of Paris sl9.sAe
Dexter .. Tiffany, S8.Ol7; Andrew Nlllis, si"o
secured T. r, Grant. S3,72I secured, and VIII
liam Ives Wnshburn 81 4Ss
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS
Ofllrc Oi
Virginia carolina Chemical 60.

RIchmOnd Va. JNnr % WV
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders 0i "
ginia Carolina Chemical Company. for receiving
the annual report ot tho Board Of DIRECTORY, lnr
the customary ratification ~ all acts 81 aid III
rcc,ors since the last meeting Of the Stockholders
for the election Of directors and for tho transaction
OF such other business rs may legally con-" h"'Wr
the meeting will he held n the principal nNrr n
the Company, No, Is Exchange Place, 'rr>cl CIV.
County OF Hudson state Of New Jersey. a. rlor
j. NJ. Wednesday, July % 1908, aud N" ifAnN'rl
books for both classes Of stock VIII hr closed from
July to Jul! -. both Inclusive,
s. ID, CRENSH Nv. Sccrrtar'
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stockno.dc,,,
Oh, me LIM ,. SAFE y nEPoS,T , 0MTN r, M.
Borough OF Manhattan. City of New YORK \. '
on Wednesday. July sth. 1903. nj O'Clock = "
20 elect eleven trustees and two inspectors OF "lr'
tion for the ensuing year and 10 transact any o'9r
business that may properly como before the
meeting. JOHN R. VAN WORMFR
Secretary
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Conditions in the outside securities market
to-day showed no appreciable Improvement.
The duness which characterized the market
yesterday continued. and while trading IN
creased in some quarters a material falling
Off was shown elsewhere in the list. Prices
were generally weak, although the changes.
with the exception Of one or two. were con-
fined to fractions. About the only feature
attached to the market was the further sharp
break in the shares Of the international Mer"
camille Marine Company: the common was
under considerable pressure and suffered
u loss of per cent. selling as low as ~.
making a new record price. while the pre-
ferred was offered down 1 per cent. to 23I,.
Northern Securities held generally strong
under light buying. American Can pre-
ferred was firm.
Considerable weakness was displayed in
the copper shares in general. Greene Con-
solidated, after strong opening, broke at
the close under light selling pressure :. per
cent. Tennessee Copper. after an early
loss Of over per cent. was bid up by insiders
fracionally above the last closing. British
Columbia Copper declined "a per cent. while
fractional losses were noted in the other
conner shares
in b, rl NJ IN. day a IN
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Twas again bear day In cotton and again prices
fell heavily on aggressive selling for short account
and heavy liquidation Room traders. tho south,
New Orleans Wall Street. the West and EurOpc
IN fact everybody was selling freely and there was
nm absence OF support. The Liverpool and New
Orleans markets declined sharply, too, and Alcxan
drla, Egypt. operators VINO were recently Identified
with the long Side were said to bc selling heavily
IN the English markets, The weather at the South
continued favorable, crop reports In some cases
were better and stop orders came out In argc mum
hers cont rlbuilng tn the depression Later In the
day the market 0ulrtcd down, and covering Of
than expected. and more or less buying for turn
by room traders together with some buying at
irbntcd 20 New Orleans. caused rally In which
about half of the early loss was recovered and the
market closed steady.
One close observer said: Up to yesterday the
weakness o. the market was Justified by natural
IN New York. Among these causes was heavy
deliveries on contract. which were being fairly
well absorbed In both markets, and It Is not probable
SO serious decline would have taken place but
September held by the following OF the buii Clique
and 10 n certain extent by inside operators con
Started sc 'SSs trend sn s MnTs
continuance to day on Sill lnrgrr scale extending
throughout thn ilsi Of options was the important
tlnuatlon OF the selling OF bear clique recently
formed In New York but brokers representing
during he afternoon to day OF the early fall posi-
lions though support. Of the winter options was
that, a. far as the bull movement Is concerned. a
rcsnmplion OF the higher range o. values is not
and obvious causes market with Wide fluctuations
Is the thing TO be looked for The selling OF spots
by the speculative holders will doubtless await
better market. and spinncrs now have their oppor
'nnity OF acquiring the staple on basis In more
accord with the selling price of goods
COFFEE Rio tine spot was dun NJ size. for
No. J. Snlcs. 800 hays MaraCalbo; 800 Mexican.
Futures were unchanged to s points lower. closing
dull with sales OF o $50 bags HGvrcwas unchanged.
Hamburg unchanged to 4 pfg lower. American
warehouse deliveries. 1882 bags. Rio
changed: receipts for two days, 28OOO bags. stock,
$4,000, Santos was unchanged: receipts for two
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call. 2%a5 per cent last loan.
az per cent ruling rate. per cent Time
money is quoted at 4dt per cent for sixty
days, 31ad4 per cent. for ninety days. per
seven and eight months Commercial paper
is quoted at sash per cent. for prime single
names and bills receivable; other names
5'.G8 per cent
nrm during the entire day, The inquiry
from remitters was fair. while the offerings
of bills continue light. Continental exchange
was Arm Posted rates were quoted NJ
sass for long bills and 81 $50 for short
Actual rates; ong bills, n,s5l.m 81, $50;
sight drafts and o, GabG
at 5.lshm5l7t,a for long and 5lS"sm5 Is
for short: reichsmarks we're quoted at asa
95Is for long and o51sm95 o-l6 for short gull;
~ 5-l8d 4O's for short
Domestic exchange on New York Boston
Buying. par; selling. Sc. premium. Charleston
nah Buying Sc. discount, selling, s1'ac. pre-
MUM. san Francisco Sight, 21aC, premium;
telegraph, 2Jc, premium. ST Louis l0c, pre-
MUM. Chicago loo. discount. Cincinnati -
Between banks. iSc. premium: over counter,
soc. premium New Orleans Commercial
par to Csc. premium; banks. 81 premium.
MUM st. Paul roc, premium; buying ACC,
discount Minneapolis SOC. premium
Money in London. l@I1s per cent. Rate
of discount in open market for short and
soils for money closed at o2h. and for the ac-
count at o. 1915. Amount OF bullion with
drawn from the Bank of England on balance
to-day. elo.oO0. Paris advices quote per
cents 81 francs so centimes. The pr vate rate
of discount il ga per cent, Exchange on
London, IS francs l2ls centimes. Berlin adj
vices quote exchange on London 20 marks
30 pigs The private rate OF discount Is "a
per cent.
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
changes k225 O03 OAi, balance, BIZ, 862. 043.
Sub-Treasury debit balance, S738. 2sS.
Commercial price of bar silver in New York,
52',c Bar silver in London closed at 24'sd.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at +ic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
TENNESSEE COPPER COMPANY.

WV IUTNs July . TWOJI
The Board OF Directors have declared tho FIRST
semi annual Dividend on the capital stock Oi this
Company OF 69S Of the par value Of the stock be
ing One dollar and twenty iirc cents Sl 25 per
share payable the 3Oth day OF ,Iuly 1909. to stock
holders OF record nj the close OF bushes, Thurs
day, July IA. 1903
The transfer books viii be closed on July 49,,
1903. and will be opened IN July 81 1909.
II,rL...
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days. $4,000 bags: stock, ss..ooo Price, here as

II was dull and featurclcss coffee market. with
very narrow changes In prices. some months laIl
ing slightly on liberal receipts and little local
selling.
METALs.-rn London tin declined los, for spot
to Gl26 and l2s Cd for futures to fl23 me naikr'
Cd higher for spot at ESQ i2s. 3D. and U.s. higher ior
futures at $50 Is. Tho local market was quiet anu
unchanged. Lead also lower In LONDON.
dropping ~ I'D TO eli IS. ID. Our market was
unchanged Spelter abroad unchanged NJ
go i5s.. while the New York market was &C. lower.
Following the quotations OF the Metal Exchange
Cooper, Lake, spot n.c; elcctrolytc, SPOT, li:c S
4i2lac spelter 6s7I 1@0:c; Iron, Northcrn NO;
plain si8CgSis50; southern, No. |. foundry.
$3.50 50 No. l, son. sis@s9sO pig Iron warrants
nominal.
NAVAL SToREs-Splrits OF tuTpentine. 50laaSic.
Common TO good strained rosin. s2O5gS20I's
PRoyIsIoNs. Lard was weak: refined Con
sio25: South American. 50. Is. Pork was quiet
with mess AT sl7.5Oasis Taow. Sc Dresscd
hogs. sl4ga,sc. Butter Creamery. extras. 2ol:c'
tlrstS tjd2Oc,; seconds. lsQtislac. Cheese state
T. C.. small fancy, 10l4c., fair 10 prime. sladlOc,
large. coorcd. fancy. l0l4c. Eggs Nearby lrcsh
TSSii n snsras ss seconds to rsiS iS% cI,ne
and from covering by shorts. Influential packers
were credited with selling rather freely through
ovnmisslon houses. Some Of the smaller packets
we also selling ln a moderate way. The cash
trade was slow and II was thought that manu- .
facturcrs were working 70 put prices on basis
where the trade would again take hold freely:
SuaAR.-Raw was steady at 3l3a3 e-l8c. for
CHICAGO July 7--,fhcse were TO days prices:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-08
THE ROCk ISLAND COMPANY.

WV =, TVTN I, TTFJ
The Board Of Directors OF The Rock Island Com
pany have declared quarterly div ldrnd on the
preferred stock Of ~ 90 per share payable August
1909 TO the holders " the shares OF the preferred
capital stock. or their legal representatives Of
record on the closing OF the transfer books. Iuly
". 1908. The transfer hooks for the preferred
stock will be closed at O'Clock Z, NJ, July H. and
opened again at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, July %, 1903
CiEORGE I. BOGliS. ASslslnnL TreANiIrrr.
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A dividend OF one ~ per cent, upon the common
stock OF this Company VIII be- paid August II. 1903
10 stockholders Of record ~ close of business Au-
gust 7. 1903 The common stock transfer hooks
will be closed August T. 1903 AT =. N. and Will
reopen August IS. 1908. at 10 AM Dividends
on stock registered at the Rosion oflcc viii be
paid at 30 state Street. Boston. Mass, and dlvl
dends on stock registered nj thu New York Office
will be paid at the once OF Robert winthrop Co..
20 Wall Street New York Gliy
CHARLES MIRRIAN Treasurer.
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UNION TYPEWRITER co. STOCK.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

WV. WILLIS MERRILL
4l9 PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Pere war Guette ikhi'TOa" ompanf.
4 dividend OF Two ~ per cent upon tho pre-
icrred stock OF this Company from III" net earn
ings Of the SIX months ending Juno 80. 1903, will
he paid August Is, 1908, To Stockholders Of record
ut close OF business August s. 1903 The preferred
stock transfer hooks viii br closed August o. 1903
AZ p. NJ. and will reopen August II, 1903 al 10
H. N. Dividends StorF registered AT the Boston
once will he paid Al 80 state street Boston, Mass
and dividends on stool. registered II the New York
Once will be paid at the Office Of Robert Winthrop
& Co, 40 Wall Street. New Sork city,
CHARLES MERRI AN Treasurer
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THE ALLIANCE REALTY COMPANY

- New YORK. July |, 1909
The Board OF Directors OF this Company, Pt n
meeting held this day. declared quarterly dlyl
dend OF ONE AND ONE HALF PER CENT, IN It's
Capital stock, payable July Is To Stockholders of
record on July 10, 1909 Transfer Books viii he
closed ~ 800 =. NJ, July 10. and rcopcncd July 49,
1902 JOHN CA,lSFN
Secretary.
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Por, exports. S52 bales. Liverpool closing prices:
.rulN o 03d July August 8O9d.: August September
0OsNG O3d September Nrr, 5aiGs5 85d,: No
yrnber December 5.?2d. December January, 8. l8d.
January February. SLID; February March, slid:
March April. sad Futures declined So 10 81
points on the near months, hut recovered 20 TO 10
Of the loss: distant months declined rs TO 10 and
rrQalncd 10 TO ~ The close was steady with
estimated Snlcs Of 200 900 bales Prices follows.
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WASHINGTON SAVINGS BANk

West Sixty NTH street and Broadway
Interest declared at the following rates per annun:
On deposits from Five TO Five Hundred Dollars,
FOUR per centum.
Deposits from Five Hundred TO Three Thou
sand Dollars,
THREE and ONE HALF per crntum
Deposits made now draw interest fronl iuly +"
j. g. ROBIN. Pres. r. H. WALDO. CpWn'
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DRY Dock Savings Ins Tuition,

34l AND 343 BOwERI, NEW yORk
The Trustees have declared a dividend for the
six months ending June 9Oth. 1903. all deposits
entitled thereto under the by laws nj the rate Of
Three and One Half per cent. per annum on all
sums net exceeding Three Thousand rollaS
payable on and after July Goth, 1903
Deposits made before July 10th will 10
entitled to interest from July LIST, 1909.
ANDREW MILLS. President
CHARLES MIEHl.ING. Secretary.
VIM +. PATTERSON. Asst Secretary
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SEAMENS BANK FOR SAVINGS.

~ ~ WATI StTrrt,
The Trustees have ordered that interest he paid
to dcpoSltorS entitled thereto under the by laws
and In accordance with the savings bank laws.
for the six months ending June 30 1903 On
accounts not exceeding three thousand dollars Al
the rate Of FOUR PER CENT per annum-
Payable on and after July 20. 1903
WILLIAM {, SrCRGES, President
DANIEL BARNES, Cashier.
New York. June %. 1908
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GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK,

y. II. Cor. 9Th Ave. end l8th 81.
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF THREE AND ONE.
HALF PER CENT. PER ANNTM will be credited
depositorS for the SIX MONTHS and THREE
MONTHS ENDING II NE 30. 1903. on all sums from
ve dollars 10 three thousand dollars entitled thereto
under the by laws. payable July, 20, 1903.
JOHN HARSEN RHOADES President
JAMES QiINLAN. Treasurer
p. OGDEN CHISOLM. Secretary,
Deposits made on before JULY 10. 1903. will
draw interest from JULY |, 1908
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FINANCIAL.

Certificates for new stock under the allotment of
March. 1909. will be delivered on and after the 18TH
July, 1903. upon the surrender OF unassigned
'TreaSrcrs Nu paid receipts at the Offices OF the
COMPANY Broad Street Station. Philadelphia. or
S. Cedar Street, New York.
Certificates OF stock represented by assigned
Treasurcrs full paldl receipts will be delivered I'VE
~ days after the surrender Of such receipts either
Of the above ofTcrs. after the 18th Instant,
Certificates OF stock for ful paid fractional parts
OF shares, when surrendered rs above IN amounts OF
even shares will he delivered i've ~ days after the
date OF such surrender. after the 18th inst.
t1- Receipts should bc presented AZ the once
at which the original payment was made.
LEWIS NELSON.
Secretary.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON. July THE cash statement OF
the receipts and expenditures OF the Treasury
shows:
This day THIS month. Fiscal year.
Receipts ........ 81 09Osi 80 1esits 8e7e4 lag
Expenditures 100000 H.s50000 i4s50Oo0
Deficit ...... ssee,Is s5O55s5, ss0SS, 1852
The receipts from customs TO day were 1880, 74i:
from internal revenue $3.50, SOL mlscellane
500 COS National bank notes received for redemp-
ton. 81 235sH.
The cash statement of the United States Treasurer
for July shows:
RESERVE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion ...,.......... $50 900 900
TRUST FUND.
Held against notes and certificates issued 1907 5s 800
GENERAL FUND.
Gold coin and bullion Observation-Disclosures. 81 0s8 542
Gold certificates 81 O92 100
Standard silver dollars ,,.,.,..,.,..... 1898 7fi
silver ceruncatcS' ''','.,.'.'''..' $3.50
silver dollars. 20lS 0aS
United States notes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l05ss ga
Treasury notes OF 1890. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I0Oe8
National bank notes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. u tpN al
subsidiary silver and minor coin, ..,..... l0202.S72
Total................... slsa DIS $40
In national banks Observation-Disclosures. 1854 7al 1877
Awaiting reimbursement ......,...,,. .aa3 0i7
Total ...,..,.,.........,.,s 1928 048 02s
Liabilities 923T20is
Cash balance. ......,, $3.50 eva los
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COW " ERCy.AL.
Heavy Fail I'm Cotton Followed by a Partial
RalIy-Bear Railing and Long Lqui-
dataOn--Weathcr GO0d--(:rain Adj.
vances-Onerings Light and buying
Actiye-COfYee DuIl--PrOyisi0ns Lower.

TUESDAY. July GRAIN, -Wheat-Spot
was steady. Sales. 10000 bush. No, red
in elevator. July price; No. Northern Duluth,
TIC. over July; No Northern New York.
ne. over. Northwestern receipts were
$50 ears. against $50 last week and go last
year; Chicago rs, against 80 last week and o.
a year ago. Futures closed II. 10 1's higher
Sales, 1000 900 bush Prices as follows:
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Oats were active. Sales. 100000 bush No, 2
white. 4Siac.: No. white, ii'ac. Rye was steady
Jersey and state, 57f. TO 5aIac. track. Corn was
fairly active Sales, 5000 bush. mainly for OK
elevator July price: No. white SOC No. yellow.
5oc, Futures closed . 70 NC higher Sales,
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,

80 AND SIS BOWERY, COR. CANAL ST.
s6TH SEMI-ASNGAE DIVIDEND.
The Trustees have ordered that interest at the
rate OF THREE AND ONE HALF c3.ar PER CENT.
per annum be paid 20 dcpostors on and ah"r
July Goth on all sums of As and up to $4,000
which have remained on deposit for the three ~
six months ending June 3Oth 1903, in accordance
with the by laws and rules Of the bank. Money
deposited on or before July 10th will draw In
terest from July LIST.
HENRY HASLER. President
HENRY SAYLER. Secretary.
EMIL A, HUBER Assistant Secretary,
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NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK,

26H WcSt BAN Street Near Eighth Avenue
18th SEMl.ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The Board OF Trustees have directed that in
terest be credited dcposltors June 80. 1908, al
the rate OF THREE AND ONE HALF PER CENT,
per annum on sums OF $500 to 1900.
Deposits made on before July 10 Will draw
interest from July I,
SAMUEL n. STYLES. President
ALEXANDER c. MILNE, Treasurer
FREDERICK ". CHESHIRE. Secretary.
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AND OTHER SHA RES.

Total sales of bond tpar value,. M.O7 1000