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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-03
AVISO

Ptciba e. TIEET al pagar 81 aSien
20 en- 81 sillon. 81 90 % iicue ia. Sc ex-
poac pagaF 80 asica;o de nusvo.
Ah'usss pl-a IA silldn. por IN
lol AZ tadas a. Fetsstas ass me-. al
haliaf1 Vi. 80 aSsrnso siemEre hhse y
disFusssl para dsseansar , ssSFsAFss.
AnoNOS, ALLEN sS
IsCO .aE-G.n0.
@is-ma
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-03
COMODIDAD
PARA Las RETRETAs

Oueda alberto IN abon0 &c papc,esas
para los a~lsntos eu = pa1a. a. noSaes
a. retFsta. sn "a eisa aim. 3. F0rs4-
iesa.
~ ahonado tirnc dersrho 4 psdir g
le eoloqne 80 aSieuso en- "a xit,o daelo
loa 10 ahonados dehsFfn al paxar 81
anirniD, sxigiF N TiKkT. del Cobsa
dor.
Ha1etseo .2la1e.
Ah4A2lo 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-03

Con gran satisfaction vic lie
gar Luciano a las carreras de
caballos a la viscondesa de Ri
quemont.
Baj6 esta de su victoria, E in
dic6 q su lacayo ell sitio donde
debia esperar el coche.
Luciano sc encamino inme-|
diatamente hacia ella, y, ten
diendole la mano, lie dijo.
-lViene usted sola? ~ su ma
rido de usted?. :.
-Ha preferido venir en- auto
-1novil.
-iVaya una ideal
-Francamente, cualquiera di-
ria que me estaba usted espe-
rando.
" estaria en- 10 cierto. Pero
hablemos de otra cosa. iQuiere
1lsted dispensarme el obsequio
de permanecer un ratio conmigo
en- las sillas, antes de subir a la
tribuna reservada?
-iTiene usted que contarme
algo3
-Muchas cosas.
Ii.
La viscondesa siguio a su ami
90, al cua1 diio, encogiendose de
hombros:
lie concedo a usted diez mi
nutos; pero a condicion de que
no me haga usted la corte.
va sabe usted cuan sincere
y profundo es mi afecto, y, por
tanto, en- vez de burlarse de mi,
valdria mas que Sc mostrase US
ted un POGO benevola y compa-
silva con este desgraciado.
-lY toda la benevolencia no
consiste mas, seg1n parece, que
en- ir a conner con usted al hotel
de Paris2
-Si, sefora; la he invitado
varias veces y siempre sc ha ne
gado a satisfacer mi deseo.
La viscondesa Sc echo a reir
sin incomodarse, y contesto:
lie agradezco a usted ell OBJ
Sequio, peTO no me eS possible
aceptar ell convite.
-lPor que razon? !Teme US
ted comprometerse? va sabe u.s.
ted que el hotel de Paris es una
especie de casino, con su restau-
rant Y sus salones de conversa-
ci6n y de lectura. y que a nadie
Sorprende yer ALI las mas ele-
gantes mujeres de la buena So
ciedad.
-Sera 10 que listed quiera,
pero esas raZones no me haran
desisti1 de mi negativa.
-Su maridO de listed -.
-iAlto ahi!. Voy a evitar-
lie a usted el odioso papel de de-
nunciador. Pedro pasa todo el
dia en- casa de Susana Lara, en-
la aveuida del Bac. iYa We US
ted 81 estoy b!en informadal
mi que fuera usted de la po-
licia!.
va hemos hablado mas de 10
regular, y me voy a la tribuna a
reunirme con mis- amigos. Que
de usted con Diosl
Levant6Se la viscondesa; pero
en- aquel momento le llam0 la
atencion una nube de polvo que
sc alZaba en- el camino. en- la di-
Tecci6n de Deauville.
-iUn automovill - exclamo
Lucianol
-Si, el de Pedro. Y no viene
solo!
-tQuien lie acompaia'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-03
La vizcondesa
de Riquemont.

ha crefdo que 20 estaria en- la
tribuna, y que, por consiguien-
te, no podia verle llegar!
i'll hecho no puede ser mas
escandaloso!
-lTiene usted razon!
Ell visconde detuvo q cierta
distancia ell veh1culo, y echo pie
a terra y Sc separo de susanna,
temeroso de haberse comprome-
lido mas de 10 regular.
Despues adelant6 ell paso y sc
encontro cara a cara ante su
mujer.
-lPor que no estas en- la tri-
buna7-le pregunt6.-Ya sabes
que no me gusta verte andar por
estos sitios.
-Iba a subir ahora mismo.
-Tenga usted la bondad de
acompaharla, amigo Luciano, y
dejarla en- compafiia de la mar
quesa de Palangridaine, que sin
duda la estara esperando.
-Quiere bloQuearme-dijo la
viscondesa al dido de Luciano
pero 20 forzare Ell bloqueo.
Madame de Riquemont subi6
la escalera y Sc sent6 entire las
distinguidas damas que ocupa-
ban la tribuna reserveda.
Apenas hacia cinco minutes
que estaba ALI, cuando noto la
presencia de una mujer, vestida
con exquisite elegancia, que la
miraba desde lejos con sus i'm
pertinentes, examinando1a de
pies a cabeza. Era Susana Lara.
-SQuien es esa mujer?-pre :
gunto a la viscondesa madame
de Palangridaine.
No 10 Sc. Veo que nos esra
miranda con TN descaro sin
igual.
-Si sigue asi, voy a pedir que
lie llamen al orden.
En- aquel momento Susana
Lara, satisfecha sin duda de su
examen, Sc alejo precipitada-
mente, despues de haber hecho
un ademan signifcativo.
Con la mayor naturalidad del
mundo levantose la viscondesa
sin perder de vista a Susana, a
la que siguio a corta distancia,
en- la seguridad de que iba en-
busca de Pedro. Madame de
Riquemont VIC al fin a los trai-
dores, y oculta detras de un ar
Dol oyo 10 siguiente:
-Vamos a yer. lEstas va sa-
tisfecha? tQue te ha parecido
mi mujer7
La conozco va de pies a ca
beza.
-tY que opinion has tornado
de mi esposa?
Me he convencido de que
soy mucho mas guapa que ella.
-iAh, miserable!-dijo para
81 la yiscondesa.-i Hacerme juz-
gar por esa bribona!
Roja de verguenza, madame
de Riq1emont Sc dirigio nueva-
mente a la tribuna v en- ell cami-
no Sc encoutro 4 Luciano.
-Acepto su ipvitacion. amigo
mio-le dije.-Despues de las
carreras. a las seis y media en-
punto. estare en- el comedor del
Hotel de Paris.
Ricardo o Monroy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-03
AVISO

El que SuScribe pone en corocimien-
20 del pdb'ico Que no recouoce euentasS
engerdradeS por persona alguua 81
aornhre. solo acepta las reciamaeio-
nss que SC le hagan dc cantidadcS Ia
cil.adas en- viT,ud DC ordenss aee0riza--
Jas PoE 81 6rma. $50
BaFtOlame Gonzilez.
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live stock Market.


HOSnhI. June !.
Receipts ~ becycs for two DAYS were ! +fi head.
Including :? cars for export alive, iS' 'nt s.aIsh
iercrs and n for the market, steers ver" SLOW
and medium and common steers a shade love-
bulls and cows In hight supply and steady Tho
yards were cleared. Common 20 prime awe Sc
TAI stays Of 81 ooafs bulls Al ssaa 10. COWS, n
sat-. Dressed beef quiet al 6l.aN"c. ~ " ,
with extra native sides stlinr AZ ~, l.N',nov'
and London cables quoted I've cattle Al VIZ ~ ,,'
per IL, estimated dressed weight, sheen OF l! ~
dressed weight. refrigerator be-! selling ~ az
h.c per In Exports Ia day none: TO NOR"
.nSa cattle $50 sheep and 1901 quarters NJ ht'f
Receipts OF calves for'wo DE- we're H"'l nrA'
Including ~ for butchers ana 1". for ne ma TX
Veais were in good demand and So hlqhrt INV
last weeks closing prices hr''c'ni,k', ~" Men',
The pens were CLEARED. Conron I" cNnlNr Nuals
sold itNTtI per lOolhs ;top'h S7s"At g w, u
rniks A. S<MSI.5N, mixed crir'S ~ - 'NaN''
City dressed Nenls hrnI at So 'olao
Receipts Of Shecp and lamb Tor Two layS VIZ
1888 head including cars foE export 49, .
for slaughterers and 81, Tor N" nAIEe, inht,ns
with 'he few stale. 5Si7 cars on sac; L rISS w.
a rood demand for the stock ~ fu, Sen,ua!
prices: prime handy sheep wcr" srIne s',nnE
good lambs clos ed Arm, 'cw ate ARRAYS W.
held over. Common 10 choice sheep SOL. a. ~
s&S per ioo lbs: culs az .? 50; afnn az >'as,SS
yearlnes al 1NNS0. Dressed mutton SNaut
a. 7aioc per ID dressed ycarliur' dressed
Receipts OF hoTs for two days reIs ~ hea a. :.
inciudiue about IL cars for sale. Prices seeo
10 q fraction lower. state boys were feponeo
ss,linr Al = s 10 Se.So per no ia
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Cotton advanced on floods In Arkansas oklahomG
S snh ssGons e saa
sa 81 y ss.s fss se 4s R Ps trad:
,.ss .: mis- ns 3 s ss s' S
on the s to n
buypg 0stooe, ..d pseemser while good MAJ
was elo..ie. bu, viii reopen to morrow. Nam
w.rc holding aloot awaiting the reports 81 Tues
III. monthly repof, Of THURSDAY. Thc June report
Of las. wear gave the condition a. aSl per cent,
northern par Of the bel, mar penetrate to III"
islnis the marke, was yerv sensitive 10 thc Mood
news and the bnving OF tho next crop was his !
One a irm said: To DAYS crop news t. o, os
serious character. as. while rains have fallen IN
n"o ss'Tss Sner' '
tories has been the cause OF heavy foods and m'icn
not m s1sd
that the good has been ove,hslsnced by the harm.
S 10, HE ,s o enough Dsa c ssrrs
the use OF overcon,s and nrcs In houses, tcnpera
TH from 81 to g. r"p npo ssS
ilAtc recent publication, on THIS subject, and Il"
a reflex OF conditions that have been rarely
pencnced hy cotton planters; u must be 40
mitted. however tina, much Of al TN. loss can b"
The season backward and plant so small In"
requirements fora successful issH, are: o. cnursc
conditions.
No. !. Sales. 100 bags la Guayra. Futures close
steady, With pnce' UNCLAIMED to points lower
closed Closed RIO was Unchanged; receipts. 1870 bag.
stock, $500: exchange u gid decline o vt
hays. stock, SIS 600. Prices follows.
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Cond itons in outside securities to-day
showed no appreciable change from those
displayed during the larger part OF last week
Onlr moderate volume OF business WIS
transa rtsd and prices continued irregular.
Al times during the session. business w'ts
practically at standst!li. although there
was slightly morn interest manifested in
some ISSUES which have only figured to a
-,ual extent in last weeks trading. Con-
dit! ions in the stock market continue to be
reflected largely in this market, especially
III some OF the more important shares,
Northern Securities opened steady, hut
shortly after on comparatively light offer,
lnss sold on about 4, per cent. but rallied
slightly on liaht purchases. In the late
afternoon considerable pressure waa brought
to bear which broke Tie price to Ro'.
tablishIrg a new low record. ard ended
al about the lowest. American Can shares
were weak although the declines amounted
70 about y to . per cent lnternationa
Mercantile Marine shares continued under
depression and were practically neglected.
Tho common touched new low-reco:d price
on light offerings al l.. Electric Vehicle
preferred was somewhat friner.
New Orleans Rail wny shares were eX-
C"ttionally strong aud in better demand
The. common gained about !. per cent, the
prsf"rr"d nearly per cent, while the bonds
rose about per cent. National railroad of
Mexico second preferred was in fair demand
near the close and gained Il fraction. The
copper shares were more or less irregular.
but slightly more active Rock Island new
as. after firm opening. broke ;. per cent
uhIer iirht sailin" pressure" TO sS.
The transactions in til. stock market To-day
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The Southwest The rains in that section continue
thc rivers are said 10 he Stlll rising and furth"r
damage Is expected. This caused active covernr
by shorts and also brought In considerable ncS
buying. partly for outside account. 81 Lou
was strong at an advance Of over three ceuts and
buying orders came from that region. ASi1"
from the weather reports there was little or nothing
OF importance In the news. All the foreign mar
kets were closed In observance ~ Whit Mondar
and six OF the exchanges ct 'he West w"ro closed
on account Of elections. Therefore. the statistic
FOR the week were incomplete Rroon,hn rinhs
the worlds shipments. iao5som bush. against
stock Increased ieoooobush. As ,o'he crop dsnfaEr
nothing very definite IL known. a, communication
with toe Southwest vas very dlmcri'; Nonh
western crop advlccs were very favorable. tn"
weather and crop news dominated the corn mark,
the floods and excessive rains Is said to he eJt'n
s'e. The buying was for both accounts Dat
were frmrr on the strength Of other cereals and
the weather news.
FLOUR. outlet. but firm. Sales. a.tnn Ibis SUPER
fine. 81. 70aS27; No. :. extra s?,7a1s2s5 clears.
- e0a lsa5: stralgh,s s35oS 50 20 patents. 50 20
aH Spring In bbs.: Clears, 81 sDds3 IS s;raigh's,
sSoaa3 10; patents, H,sdstW rye -four, 5. -
ass Is
COTTON Spot cotton here decllncd 20 pon's
Delivered on contracts. 800 bales. M,ddllns M
lands. II SOC. against 01-isc last year Srw Or
spot markets were generally unchanged. Liver
pool closed. The movement 10 day was as follow
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CITY OF MONTREAL,
.. DOMINION OF CANADA.
a.
$3OO,OOO.OO
1896 Bonds or Stock, 40
Years, Maturing May LIST,
1913.

Scalcd tenders addressed to the City. Clerk will
he received a. the City Clerks once in the City
Hall, Montreal. UP 70 three o'clock n ne atter,
or part OF Three hundred thousand Dollars OF
three and ono half Per cent. stock OF coupon coupon
on necessary public works Of the CIV as pIoyided
by the Act Of the Legislature OF Quebec 81 Wet:
chap. ~. Sec. 3., in the form OF either Registered
stock or Bonds az the option OF the tenderrrS
500 shares II In stock 500 to $1,000 II in Bonds.
uption 10 br declared In the tender.
Erdecrnabls by sinking Fund.
interest payable senii annually on the FIRST
days OF May and November at the once OF the
City Treasurer. City Hall. Montreal. where the
stock sdgcrs and transfer books arc kept.
pset price % and accrued interest from list
Mag.
PAYMENTS.
Payment at the City Hall. Montreal, as follows:
~ on application and balance al option OF pur.
chaser any lime prior to LIST November next.
Tenderers may he present. or represented by
proxy. at the opening of the tenders at the above
mentioned date in the Finance Committee ROOM
City Hall Montreal.
Further particulars may be had on application
TO the undersigned.
The whole subject to ratification OF the City
Council. CHS ARNOLDl.
Asst. CITY Treasurer.
Montreal. ?? May. 1909
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Coffee nuctua,cd within a narrow range, some
months ending al slight net decline owing to
local liquidation and an absence Of support, u ia
said tina; The Hamhyrs stock Ei,I .how decrease
MrTAa.-The London marie, was closed hsre
the trading dull, with prices generally Neadi
Following are the quotations Of tho Meta E1chane'
Conner. Lake. spot. l+.75ai6c.; eectroiyoc: sno'
"a 75ti5c; casting Spot u 5OQ ~ ,5i.cS lin p IHS
2sc.: lead SIC: speter i,Sc: iron. Noi Northern
t20NSo,: mig iron WARRANTS. nominal, steel ran.
at NH. S?s II Is estimated that the exports ~
copper for May were a,o2 tons ns against 10 W'
tons during MAY las, year. Exports to date aeere
gate IS zoo tons as compa red with 81 S tons durinv
thc first I'VE months Of 1872 The IMPORTS OF copp,
'of Aprtl 1905 were 6.iC0 tons. From Jan J. ="
May imports amounted TO ~ ?si tons THIS Is =
slight increase over tho imports of a year ago
NAVAL STORES Spirits OF turrcntine, tai. fISNc
Common 10 good strained rosln, . oS 70 s2in
PROVISIONS. - Lard was Quiet renn"d Contlneni
~ rs; Western nrim- 81 Id Rra''l kegs, ~ South
American. sass 1Allow. 81, Dressed hor.
Si.flsi&c. Butter Creamery. extras. &c: Nrsi'.
2I@7i'-c.; State dairy. tgbs extras. &c Egg. ,,
ISL. GIal,c.: seconds. 1tM,hc
SroAP-Raw was dull and weak, Sel"s 80 hhdS
800 hays muScovado 50 test AZ 3,tc. Rehn'd WINS
quiet; stead: graduated, sos a5e.
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- -
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING tARTERMASTER
20 Tina mrs ST, Newport. u. l.. May ~. 1903 .
here until IL NJ. June ,, aG, for emitting of short
leg and extending long leg o. underground brick
eA&hsriug canal at Fort Grehc. r. J., fD feet. In
furrustlon on application, y, 3, reserves right
to acee p' or reject my all bids or any part there
'tf Envelopes containing proposals 10 he en-
dorsed Proposals for extending gathering canal.
Fort Grebc. r. H. Capt THOMAS II. SLANENS.
Orr M.
Z, 8. ASSAY OFFICE. New York GUY. Superin :
tendents once Sealed Proposals. IN duplicate.
wy ~ Mn; of The ,pod S,.te, az NeT York until
u o'clock NJ June :. 1905, and then opened. for
q New York for the nscal year from July !, 1908
.t%,Jusss a. 1sot. in accordance with schedule and
coSaIS. Gnd other Information. may be had on sp
bleation 10 ANDREW MASON. Sup erintendent.
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NON-MEMBER BANK STATEMENT.

OF this city BROOKLYN Jersey City. Hoho;eu and
staten Island which are not members OF tho New
Work Clearing House Association Int witch clear
through some Of the members. is as follows.
Ngy 81 Nav ~ CHANG =
I'ns dis nys s,a OC4 $40 S7a GA s0N Inc. $50 100
ClrctIa tIop..... $50, 500 ,Sst 800 Inc. .p0o
Ne; depo,,ts.... sasaO. 400 $3.50 100 Inc. N8.I
Dep'ts with C!'r'g
House agents. 9&3i.@N ",nS,2W Inc. 100
Depts with b ks -
and trist cos. 2.5ii,IO ",S'6oD Inc, -O,SUo
Leg tenders and
bank notes., 1901 400 A.Si. IW Dec. ~ !"
Spccir ........... 1851 $40 $500 900 Dec. AZ 100
Total reserve $40 ole $40 :, 500 500 Inc sla. 500
Reserve rcuud.. 2,n?.ssO 81 .6078 7S Inc lot EOS
DeNcit......... NaS3.2sO &i871 SIS Dec. 1914 .5as
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g. TO THE HOLDERS OF OUR
." TRUST RECEIPTS FOR
COMMON STOCK
St. Louis ( San Francisco
Railroad Company:

The holders OF more than ?25.0Oo shares OF the
Commnn stock OF the ST Louis and san Francisco
Railroad Company have accepted the ofer sub
United on behalf OF the Chicago. Rock Island L
racifc Railroad Company In our circular OF May
18th. 1908. and have deposited their shares. and
>~ch dcpos, constitutes a final acceptance OF said
Offer and tho purchase OF said stock has there
fore been consummaied
New York. .func list. 1903
For Chicago. Rock Island and Paclhc Railroad
Company.
j. r. MORGAN CO.
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FINANCIAL.
CITY OF MONTREAL,
DOMINION OF CANADA.
Il, S4OO,O0O.OO
:31& Issue of Consolidated
Fund, 40 Years, Matur-
ing May LIST, 1913.

viii Be- re,,ivea at the cry Clerks ofce IN Inc Inc
y ns y So FIsy 9 .Rc 'G h nFf
xho ps,, q En Gnd ss y %
70 be issued Under the authority o. the act Of the
sauIe q TYenef % y'' Tor r9hse e Tsdcmp,lon
q, ms, pree' and maturing dcbrntrc; under ,Ss
authority OF the act aforesaid and VIII De 'sSueu
In me. form Of either
REGIsTERED STOCK OR COUPON BONDS
Al the option Of the 'rndercrs be declared IN Yen
der. 800 shares, u in stock 500 10 am u U"
n sssS srs annually on Tho hrs, days Of Nay
and November o. ca &c G yraT AZ Montreal, or in
yd as New Yor TX as si so"non
or at either Montreal or London as regards regis
tered stock,
rs The assessed value Of It's iaxable nv, nm
Real Estate is over -. N@'o"'o'
p In addition to which there Is rN' .,o M ooo
4. OF fW wRir Rr tss Gi,y '> Sseii o%n, N,
- Guiding the Water work, and
Parks, as per assessors valuation .,s mn NM
Of WIN SscR WINS q. ' s,Sns in sg s 1 '.s
B. the .9ts Is IS Tst charge. was as7a7,s
Inc ,o'a' ''Sou'''''''"'' a. aos se7
I. Tn. ra.s Of taxation Is , per n,-s rsn
and u per cent for Schools
g. There Is no Government or Nh
o The present population OF lne wv
AS per last census. In 1901, was
267.iso. and Is now estimated :"
tt gsn,C~
PAYMENTS
Payments 10 be- made as follows
? per cent. on application
: s allotment
70 LIST November.
- Erset price as net. and accrued interest IRON,
Isl May, 10 dates of payment as above Spec'heh.
hut with option OF anticipating.
Tenderers may be present In person or repre-
scented by proxy. at tho opening OF the tenders
. on the above date In the Finance Committee Room.
CIV Hall. Montreal
Further particulars may be had on application
IN the undersigned ~
Council CHS. ARNOIp1.
Assistant CITY Treasurer
Cl,y Trcasurcr's once. Montreal. % May. 1909.
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$780, - 49, -------
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

e.. "A. NOTICE IA.
Meeting OF the Independent order Free Sons Of
Srar1. to protest against the Massacre In kishue n
10. bc-hslh al Temple Erth r.. rifh Avenue and
seventy sixth Street. SUNDAY LUNG IN, al o'clocs
ing are: Rev. pr y, Dwigh, Hillis. Rev Dr Madi
son C. Peters. Rev. 'r. Rudolph GroSsman. Public
IS Invited IN appropriate musical programme
has been arranged
Spanish American Light & Power Company
Consolidated.
The Stockholders meeting for election OF Drcc
taIs advertised to he held at the ONCE Of the Com
reny. iGo Broadway. New York. on May H. 1909.
was duly adiourned 10 meet At the same place al
!? 'ciOrR noon, June 25 ian3
.@. Al. VOORHEES,. secretary.
New York May Is 1903. =
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PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS.

BID Asked Ri. .Asked.
ACofh IS. 10 20 LCaNav 6S's 6e'a
Can Wes.. Al MaTSdeh 2a4 3
Cam Iron. ASH A8i. Ntsphs,c i
Cam Steel 22is 20 NAsphatp !.
CO&Gss. 90 lOe,. y Aspht5s
c OF Ind IS O5i, lOe PalmettoC I-lS
Con l. s. 3.s 5@!Pa r.. 634 G3it
Con l. s p 26i, ct va steele. loi,
g TONI 51'g 6Sis Pa Steelp 90
Dta : s e. Phil Flee. a. ia
Dia s S p. PEGT5s 90 aSi,
Eco OF I'm 500 aIi.!n Phi. Trac. 96'i 81
Flee sBc. IS Ry Co,G, IS.
Hec&PTas 9si. aSI. ScnIyiE'n
EGasL,hslos 1851 RESssll2i: ller.
Ind ST Ry. S2 u 1rac.. IS1s 40
Ind StR%S 81 80 I,'GlCo.. nOls 0Oi,
Leh V RR 40 IOi, Vein Co. ~,
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Receipts and shipments at thirteen interior towns
discontinued for remainder Of season. Povt eN
ports appropriated 10000 bales. Futures clos a
steady. with this crop unchanged to- points hirher
and the next IA to lf points up, With estimated SAILS
OF iO0 on bales. Prices as follows:
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INDUSTRIAL EARNINGS.

COLUMBUS ANp HOOKING COAL And IRON,
The Columbus and Hooking Coal and Iron Com
pany reports for April:
Coal profits rents DC. SI4s1a s,l.lOa Inc. S3.7as
Expenses :. .......... $500 aai6 Inc IN
SURPLUS ......... NIsa, SS.l5s Inc 1854
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Oats were fairly active and trm. sales. $50 oon
was arm. No : Western. 6sqh@ac. c. L. T.. Buffalo.
Car lots jersey and STATE. M2 to S7'sc. nominal.
10000 bush. many for export here and a. The
outpor.s. No. : mixed, in elevator, s7.c.: No.
?st TO 2sac. higher. Sales $40 ono bush Prices as
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CONN ER(I.iL.
Flood News Causes . sharp Advance in
Grain Foreign Markets and Chicago
ClOsed--CottOn FtrmerGood Buying
OF the Next crop 49, Floods In the
Southwest - COTce Quiet and Easy.

MONDAY. June i.--GRAIN.- Wheat Spot
was dull but stronger, Sales. 5000 bush:
No. +. rcd in elevator nominal; No. North
crn Duluth I',.. over .lnly. No. Northern
New York. SIC. over, Futures closed -; to
l';c. higher. Sales, 1000 600 bush. Prices
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

'orpGuY and Term, .S'oct. Ann, PnNdbe
st. Louis and San Fran.
cisco Guarterly"..... ist P'j. I'N
Chicago city Railway.
quarterly. ......... ~ 'une 10
United states deduction
and Refining. quarterly Ptd. "; July !
United States Reduction
and Refining. quarterly Com. July !
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Lisman, Lorge & Co.
Telephones 2SS9.,O Broad, Is Broad St.
Bethlehem Steel & ShiphulldIng SIS
Preferred & Common Stocks
Deliverable when Issued.
Cent. Pennsylvania Lumber Co. Bonds.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
RUBBER GOODs MANUFACTURING co.
Seventeenth Regular Preferred Dividend.
The Directors nave this day declared tho Seven
tcenth regular Quarterly Dividend OF ONE AND
THREE OF ARrfRS PER CENT on the Preferred
SHARES. ont Of earnings payable June l6 TO hold
Crs OF record June 5. 1903.
The Preferred Transfer Books will be closed on
Friday. June S. at O'Clock and reopcncd June
Ieth.
checks will he mailed to registered addresses
JAMES H. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
New York. May 81. 1893.
The DELAWARE AND HIDSON COMPANY.
New York. May %, 1908
4 quarterly dividend OF ONE AND THREE;
QUARTERS NS."a PER CENT on the capital
stock Of THIS compan. will be paid at IN. once Of
ABE Company, 81 Cortlandt Street. In this city.
otrr %, sftsr , Monday, juno =. 1903 The trans:
to day until the morning OF Tuesday June 10, 1875
rs order OF the Board Of Managers
I,s.l .t-. CHARLES \. WALKER, Treasurer.
=. orNcc Of WILLIAM p. DIXON.
- Assignee OF " Morgans Sons.
No s. Lbert! Street. ~ Y.
DIVIDE. y no. Of y will he maid to THE Gre d
itofs of II. MoRGAN'S SONS on and after MAJ
20. 1908.
WM. p. D1NON, Assignee.
. Dated May ,6. 1903.
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RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.

tx interest Yesterday.