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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-14
OUR FOREIGN COMMERCE..
Trade Balance In Our Favor In Ten Month
&3SO,OlO.:53

WASHINGTON. May 1a,-The exports OF
merchandise for the ten months ended
April 80, aggregating 81 1923 FAC, 1853, ex-
ceeded those of the same period of the last
fiscal year by $50, $50, 278, and the imports.
which amounted to G4,72O.ss8, show a
compare tive increase of Sl10,2O4, Os2 for
the 81 me period. The volume of exports
for those months has been exceeded but
once, year before last, while new high
water mark has been esta blished in the
figures for imports and the total for the
twelve months ended on the "a me date
for the first time p sses the billion -dolla r
mark with an aggregate of $1.0l3 ,525 ,030.
Tho bala nee OF trade in favor Of the United
States for the ten months was $3.50 ,0l0 ia,
against S435 $40 $50 for the like period Of
the previous fiscal year.
For the month OF April the imports were
$S7,7l5l9s or Sill 1872 900 greater than in
April. 1902. and the exports were $780,
~ 1886 or 1912 ,782 .-reater The exports
of gold in April amounted to s1,705,5le
and the imports sl.lO0,l35.
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A big spot demand In Liverpool jump there
OF 10 70 20 American points In futures, the hrm.
on the spot here and heavy buying attributed to
New York, Philadelphia, Liverpool and New Or.
leans interests ns, caused ss rise 81 80 70 points In
Liverpool the total exports from the ports e1
and II the weather is IN the main favorable the
fact remains that temperatures over important
con f And ss there
sn n t hse buiish ieens re RECEIPT. a
ns for New iee
and reports from Fall River and Providence were
not inspri!ing, to say the least But for all that
takaby bulish and the feeling In the trade to night
is that the end is no. yet yet, nam. continue. ,,,r
favorable with rains in abundance over most OF
the area lately under drought conditions Private
reports Of course; continue making unis s
and hitherto unfavorable weather. and may Yield
70 he the
It to rapid growth Of grass and weeds as the ch9p.
ping out process must awat certain matu ,,tI
Completed. We are not disposed to consider crop
sSe crop IS undouStediy on the defensive the odds
tlnetE unfevoTabie conditions develop. Our ad-
that ln certain lines a better demand exists for
heavy goods. and while no important advance In
sssH viii chs &c
for 10. 1 sales, 1000 bsss Rio Mo: - ske:: 100
sales OF Il 500 bags. Havre advanced ~. and
S.s. p liz 8 .. eep
ccipts. ii 600 bags; stock. 100000 Prices as follows:
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There was little change In coffee though some
months were a shade higher on flrmer European
cables smaller receipts and covering: Selling
attributed to Lewisohn Brothers checked the up
ward tendency. . . .
higher Copper abroad declined Is: Cd: to fos 70 Cd
for spot and sos for futures The local market
was quiet and unchanged: Lead In London ad-
vanced is. sd. to ell 1856. Cd Our market was un-
changed Spelter was p. Cd. lower In LONDON az
f2i Is. Cd. while the market here was steady and
unchanged. Following arc the auoss,'ons, 20 q the
Metz, .Ss ts essaP spo
H7sc.: tin. 2SsaIz aas s7i1c. lead 4s7!ic ,pelteI,
575c. Iron, No. Northern. $2i ASA: pig iron war
rants nominal: steel rails at mill. S7s
NAVAL SroREs.-Splrts OF turpentine. lo4G5oc.
Common TO good strained rosn. 81 90 to S2.05
PRovIsoNs. Lard was steady; rehned Con
iii So South American: Slo25; PORK was quiet,
with mess al Sls.25asls75. Tallow, SIC. Dressed
hogs. sfa9atc. Butter-Creamery. extras. 22c;
nrsts 2i92ll1c.; State, dairy. tubs fancy. 2lc.
Cheese State, T. c., small colored. fair TO fancy.
lSalSc. large. white, fair to fancy; l3@l4Ac Eggs
Chicago, May is,-"Prces were higher. with lard
houses and considerable covering by shorts; In
addition the large local packers were also credited
With helping the lard and ribs. Al the close there
was little left Of the early advance In lard and Hhs
and none at all In pork. The tendency TO take
profits appeared rather widespread. Quite mum
terday were selling to-day. Current prices repre-
sent fair profit to the manufacturer"
SUGAR. Raw WAS steady at II .l6c. for Dc test
and s. l8c. for SO test. Sales. l. $50 tons musco
vado 30 test al SS-l6c Rehned WAS active: National
advanc ed prices points; granulated quoted +soe
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Live Stock Market.

WEDNESDAY. May u
Receipts OF beevcs were 327s head, Including
So cars for export alive. 80 for sic ugh,erers ahi
30 for the market. Steers were In fair de'nhha
and generally steady: prime heavy steers wer fe
quoted q shade lower quality considered DUES
showed no material change; cows were SLOW 70
l0c lower; the yards were finally cleared Eom n
mon TO choice native steers sold at OssS,'s.
per 100 rs; oxen at A.+odA5O: bulls al So,i
= IS: cows AT 2.Ood&sso extra fat COW at ~
Dressed beef steady at 7@alac. per for pooIcs
to best native sides. Cables unchanged, Exports
TO day, o2SO quarters OF beef; tomorrow ="
becves
Receipts OF calves were 1897 head: inolrdlnf
1856 for butchers and t.i5l for the market -"
mand was brisk, and prices rs TO a5c higher sou ~,
aales Soc. higher: the pens were cleared tooi '"
choice vcas sold at ~ oOd37.5o per 100 Ms; orte!
milk calves al 1.o2}s G$4t0: little calves al -
CITY dressed veAls frm al saiic' per H. 'o"h"'
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were aNI hean:
Including 10 cars for slauGherers and II lof va
market Sheep were In fairly good deinhnd NV
steady good lambs also held UP on a scarc',y -.
prime stock. medium and common amp w. w.
quoted weak TO l5c. lower: good spring larts ~"
and wanted The pens were about cleared ,o:no
mon TO prime sheep sold al S3jodtS ~ Re. .ns
rs: few nnshorn do. at % 90 lambs AZ SoS,E
" <o prime spring lambs at - per lcl MS nu.,S
OF very common State do. al 5, - per head pi t
mutton nrm at slsaiic. per n. dressed ycstLrtSs.
liaitisc: dressed spring amts, l3alsc" oS w
caIcrsS, n. Goa S. so each.
Receipts OF hogs were ,624 head. including spous
$50 TO be sold. Market 30c. lower. CtsH n's'
sold mainly ~ 1870 per 100 rs.
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NEW PRESIDENT OF ID. e. III.
Employees Present a Silver Service to the
Retiring President, MIR. OlyDhant

At the meeting for organization of the
newly elected board Of managers of the
Delaware and Hudson company yester-
day Vice-President David Wilcox was
elected president to succeed Robert NJ
Olyphant, who was elected chairman OF
the executive committee. Alexander E.
Orr was elected vice-presdent in place of
Mr.. Wilcox. Apropos of the latters ele-
walton to the presidency, it was said
yesterday that with the first money he
ever saved, Mr.. Wilcox bought five shares
Of Delaware and Hudson stock at a price
which would seem very attractive to-day,
and these five shares he still! owns The
new president is member Of the law firm
of 0pdyke, Wilcox d Bristow, which firm
has been of counsel to the Delaware and
Hudson company for twenty years. Mr.
Wilcox was made general counsel of the
company in 1894. and a few years later
became it's first vice-president. He is
native Of Flatbush, l.. L., and was born
in ls49.
The employees of the company presented
silver service to the retiring president.
The Delaware and Hudson company cee-
brates its eightieth anniversary this year,
having been organized in 1928
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MONEY AND. EXCHANGE.

s Msnsy 2? 4 s ss sas ssq s.n s S1n
money Is quoted at sa@4 per cent: ior SKY
per cent. fol. four and six MONTHS, and ~
per cent. for nine months. Commercial
peper Is quoted At Sm6N per cent. ior prime PRIME
STM5A per cent ,,
Sterling exchange market was dull, but
Arm The demand for to-morrows steamer e1InSr
increase in, the offerings Of commercial bills
were quoted at IS. s5h for long bills and :. So
s.sslo sight drafts. ., ssa -. $50. and cable
transfers. s4ss4sm 1858. Francs yer, were
e4H@ az for long and o5 silica o5H for short
guilders were quoted at 40 l-led 40 3-ie Tor
long and 40 5-lod 401s for short.
.onPsr SNSaa s'on b f PsT ssll-
Ing, l-loc. premium. Snvannah-Buying. soc.
discount; selling. 75c. premium. San From
premium. st. Iouis-l5c. premium. Chi
cago-25c. premium. Cincinnati Between.
banh oc oyer TseIsT Soc
DISCOUNT; banks. 81 premium.
q dissooun3 "SS%i %arfst "a Tor sSSrs ana
soils for MONEY closed at sly. and for the
account at 02 40: Amount Of bullion gone
into the Bank Of ENGLAND on balance to-day.
discount is ~. per cent. Exchange on, Lon
don: 20 francs II cent'mes: Be Berlin advic s
pfennigs The private rate Of discount is
8 per cent
:. Commercial price of bar silver in New
2.Hd: Mexican Silver dollars were quoted
York c e.. Ing HS"ss sy
Su b. Treasury debit balance, 1894 ,04S
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FINANCIAL.
estinghouss Electric
and Manufacturing Go.
To the stockholders OF the Westinghouse Elec-
trio and Manufacturing Company;

To the Stockholders OF the Westinghouse Elec-
trio and Manufacturing Company;
The holders OF record Of the stock OF this Com
pany at the close OF business on May 23 1908, are
t-rb- a5ered the privilege OF subscribing TO So
AUJ,OUO OF NEW "ASSENTING" STOCK AT
$50 PER SHARE OF 500. AT THE RATE OF
ONE SHARE OF SUCH NEW STOCK FOR
EVERY FOUR SHA RES OF EXISTING STOCK.
SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST re MADE UPON
FORMS FURNISHED by THE COMPANY BE-
FORE 8 O'CLOCK p. NJ. ON MONDAY. JUNE g.
1908. AT THE OFFICE OF THE COMPANY. NO.
100 BROADWAY. ACCOMPANIED BY CHECK
FOR $50 FOR EACH SHARE SUBSCRIBED FOR.
THE BALANCE OF THE SUBSCRIPTION WILL
BE PAYABLE AS FOLLOWS
JULY %, 1903 .....................s 25 PER SHARE
SEPTEMBER H. Ioo3............. s2S PER SHARE
A transferable receipt will be issued by tho
Company upon receipt Of the hist payment. In cA-
change for which stock certificates will be de-
nvercd upon receiving the final payments.
Failure to pay any lnsalnent will forfeit all
rights In respect OF the stock subscribed for and
OF the ins,allmcnts previously paid.
The second and third lnstallnents may be dis
counted at the rate OF four per cent. per annun.
Dat only a, the time OF subscription.
Holders OF the stock hereby offered will be en-.
tegied to participate In any dividends declared for
the quarter ending September 30 1903.
Subscription rights for fractional amounts OF
stock may be purchased or sold al the New York
once OF the Company Forms OF assignment. OF
subscription rights will he furnished by the Com
pany upon application.
The transfer books for the Preferred and the
Asserting" Stock OF the Company VIII be closed
~ the close OF business Saturday May 20, 1908,
and opened at 10 A. NJ. Tuesday, juno o. 1908
Dated New York. May 10, 1903,
By order OF the Beard Of Directors.
CHARLES \. TERRY secretary.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WE NEsDAY, Nav

| WE NE0DAHs may To-
While business on the Stock Exchange to-
day mainly reflected the bearish tendencies
Of professional spectators. It's operations
consisted almost wholly Of the kicking OF
stocks back and forth" within very mar
row range by the room trading element.
| Transactions were limited and prices Of the
leading stocks at the close were within Il
or u OF point in most instances OF the final
prices yesterday The professional selling
| to-day centred in Rock Island common
stock. the price of the shares closing at a
| point net decline. No reason was assigned
| for the attack other than the old one that
the St Louis and San Francisco deal !"
| was over, and whatever good news there
was concerning it had been discounted.
The steel stocks were also sold somewhat
freely by people who still credited the
stock jobbng r,imor circulated yesterday
that large cut had been made in the price
OF steel billets by one of the leading COM
petitors of the United States Steel Corpora
ton, despite the complete and authoritative
contradiction of the report to-day. 1t
should occur to most people OF common
sense that no very great cut in the price OF
these steel products is probable while we
are importing the same articles in quantity
from English and German mills. Every one
knows that for six weeks past prices have
been slowly shaded in the pig iron market and
that the usual summers wait on the part OF
consumers in placing their orders for the
fall consumption of pig iron is in progress.
All evidence is, however that the supply
of steel products in this country is still
away below the demand for them. Sooner
or la ter Of colIrsa tho s,Dply will balance
tha Iar,ond. b., o,'o, on 10, dow arr; yes
10 ;s,ao 49,, ~. a,.,o,,s ,an,,,rntion
~ iron .nd st.o, IN ar country will i'm
,,ad;o,,,y rau o,,.y and oil ,ha varad
rorns ~ h,sirass ,,h;oh hayo tho usn NJ
iron and stool for their tase will INSTANTLY
ce,ss ;s son,oth;,o that onlv friobtens
49,. ,,,,,.,,.,, .,,,arton l., W., S,root
S,rono stnoLs ,o-d,y wore Ne,io,n
N,,;o,,,I rr.rorraa ,,,,iaL ,,..s ono;r horoht
.,.II. 49, s.;. rs ~. -.
hanl,i,, hor,o ,rIjoh hoe ~. oorcorns
- ~ s..; N..;s., p.u., Co,r,,.,,
IN alarn.. Colorado ~. ,,hich advanced
al noints mon tho we,,. founded helief
that tho control of the comnanv has been
acopired NV tho Could and Rockefeller
-. r,ios. and Ral,imoro and Ohio because
~ i,s s,,l.ndid staton,or, ~ eorninos for
A,,riI sho,,ina an incr.aso ~ s7k1 s,a in
GROSS and sI95 400 in ne, Tho Nav York
cen,r.l,s statcment of ito BUSINESS for
no March o,,ar,er NADIA nuhlc today
wac also n mos, eycellen, ono eIbibitine n
s,,r,,,ns of,.r CHARGES of q, ZOO Don as against
.e - 90, last veor Irndonhtedlv a vary large
short Interest has nou, accumulated in oll the
soo,,r;,;a, ar.,;,,.l, do.lt in in ,be StocL mar
10. Tee stool,s which have RECENTLY haen
49, -, rt;o,,,or taraa, fnr hoar ottocks bay.
49, panns,.,,,ani, ,nd Nov. VII Car-
,r.I Tho oro,,n,art hrornht o,.;nst tho
s,oo,,s in hoth met anoes has haen tho large
amount NJ money that has haen ALREADY
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lntcrurban Financing and CONSTRUCTING
syndicate.

ALBANY, May I3.-Artcles OF incor-
porat!on OF the Interurban Financing and
Constructing Syndicate were filed with the
Secretary OF State to-day. The concern
is to deal in real estate and do contracting
including the constructing OF bridges,
docks, waterworks and railways. The
capital Is s5.OO0Ooo. The directors are
Alfred NJ Lamar, Harry D. Reynolds.
Frank Il. Fuller, II. A, Reynolds and Will
liam ). Jones OF New York, Arthur H b.
ELLIOTT Of Philadelphia, and Peter Schwab
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STOCK EXCHANGE LISTINGS.

The governing committee of the New York Stock
Exchange has listed the following securities:
Texas and Pacific Railway Company's s6i 900
additional hrst mortgage per cent. bonds, ma King
total amount listed s22, 10000.
The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway Com
pany's S377,ooo additional general consolidated
and nrst mortgage per cent. bonds. making total
amount listed Sii. OK. 606.
The Kings County Electric Light and Power
total amount listed - 5000
The Chicago, burlington and Quincy Railroad
Company's GOoi.O0J additional Illinois division
s.. per cent. bonds. m aking total amount
lis I'd OOO On
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SECu RITES AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

These securities. among others, were sold at
't shares Mercantile National Bank ........ sools
10 shares National Bank OF North America, 22G
shares The Dayton Company ..,........... ll9
8 shares Central Trust Company. .......... 24bO
II shares National Park hank ...,........... 4sO't
81 shares Chatham National Bank. ,.......,. S0Ola
shares Leather Manufacturers Nat. Bank 34ste
20 shares Anne rican Surety Company ........ 40
10 shares Central National Bank. ...,..,.... 10
so shares Mechanics National Bank. ,...,.,. 1872
60 shares Washington Trust Company ..... 400
10 shares Central Realty bond & Trust Co.. 5s9is
shares n. Y. Life Insurance Trust Co. 1900
1873 shares Keyport 4 y. Y. Transportation Co. %
7shareS Merchants Exchange Nat Bank -. LIZ
$50 shares Am. Soda Fountain Co., I'd Pref. q
rs shares American Finance and Trust Co.
nov American Finance and Securities
WI
100 shares Development Co. OF America, com. 20
100 shares Herring Hall Marvin Co, common
10 shares Herring Hall Marvin Co., I'd pref. G'S
2s9 shares Chicago Transfer Clearing Co..
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
"----~-
THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY

7
Alta meeting OF tho stockholders OF The Delaware
and Hudson Company. held at the office OF the
Company IN this city on Tuesday. the 18th inst
the following persons were elected Managers for
the ensuing year:
ALEXANDER l.. ORR.
CHACNCEY NJ. DEPEW
JAMES ". ALEXANDER.
HORACE G. YOUNG.
JOHN JACOB ASTOR
Y. SOMERS HAYES
FREDERIC CROMWELL,
DAVID WILCOX,
n. SUDAN GRANT,
GEORGE I. WILDER,
CHARLES A. PEABODY,
EDWARD II. HARTMAN.
And at a meeting OF the Board OF Managers
held this day. Mr.. David Wilcox was unanimously
elected President and Mr.. Alexander Z. Orr, Vice
President
BY order Of the Board OF Managers.
F. NJ. OLYPHANT, Secretary
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SUB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS
COMMERCIAL.
Great EXETER and . Big Advance In
C0tton-New York. New Orleans.
Philadelphia and Liverpool Heavy
Bu.ers-BlE Averpool Spot Sales

Drain F1rmer-Shorts C0ver-COfee
F1rm-Provisions Irregular.
WEDNESDAY,, May 10. - GRAIN-Wheat
Spot was fairly active and firm. Sales,
the outports. No. 2 red. in elevator. May
price; No. i Northern Duluth, exc. over July:
western receipts were Of cars. against 10 last
week and I24 last year; Chicago. 20. against 20
last week and 20 a year ago. Futures closed
Prices as fnlloXa.
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price; No. Northern Duluth, exc. over july:
western receipts were o. cars. against 70 last
sss xeeR and sG asaes oesed
Z lower to Hc. higher. Sales. 400. 900 bush.
y! h \ y IS 5:
Mss IL RSs .' 's a sS
s 1sys and ale ,Gs
S'ia y $sss S!s.:
\: ;;,;; (. :;;;: n!:.s.,; e.;
SSH York $s;: s;;$ S.; s s:. ''ii ss
SIS sss s ssSs ! $3.50 ;sss
,s sssSSS l SSs :SSS
The tendency Of prices toward higher eys under
shorts sRe u'S Better e1poT, demand buyns a. he
IVES. supposed to be for leading traders some
and huu,S: foreign buying Of July and scrtemS" r
and light oTerngs as well as tax Of too much moist
ON e ons
wheat out soma s n6 snTon The
There were ' rains in Kansas. NEBRASKA, missouri
and Iowa Elsewhere fair. Temperatures from g
!" o. in the mor@ns Showers are pre-
hours with stationery tsmpetstu ,, M The Min
Sans Ss Hs' o Ss. sns
aGi O2S last week and S53,Ss0 last year Little
vas sh sr n ns S sss Sss
lower, and Berlin rose 'imk. Paris, on the other
ava 4 - % Sa snd
ments VIII probably be large during the remainder
The Ims9iran Agricultural makes the pr.sen,
condition Of winter whea, $50 per cent. against
$50 on April and 7sa . year aso Primary re.
SeaT an. wsF; III. ns ss
received $4,000 hush and cleared ?s7 ooo. Corn
and sh ''es
Pattcn was buying ut the West: The cables were
nd higher, Chicago rsceSs
year and ,hs ;hnn'ens $1,000, n. :sSbcs ard
were in prei,v rood demand al Chicsso cspecin1 tf
the Scptcmher on,lon. End they were hrmrr. The
o. contract. ThcIc was good cash trade. '''''"k
FIoI n.-oMiet. hut hrm. with wheat. S.les,
. S oe s,co Rs';cs ss az ss and
!, sh's snperSnc; 7, ~ ea.,.
$. asasS 20; s,rs'.s,s; :s:oas'.7o; patents SO
Delivered on ontrsc's roo bales Middns upland:
l,."c rsains, e,4c, last year: New Orleans and
were nrm and in most cases VIC. 10 We. h;rSe.
Liverpool advanced poin,s IN the spot With sale,
81 TO 70 points
The movement to day was as foiovs:
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Tteasurer's once.
New York. May 49, 1919.
The Transfer Books OF this Company will be
closed from two O'Clock P. NJ May 18th. 1908 10
the morning OF June list, 1903.
BASIL W. ROWE. Treasurer.
THE SUN PRINTING AND PUBLISHING AS
2OC1ATION--The annual election of trustees OF
this association viii be held at its once. 10 Nassau
o., New York. on Monday. May rs, 1908 from noon
till 1880 O'Clock p. ".
l.. o. MCDANIEL Secretary.
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Lisman, Lorge & Co.
Telephones B69.90 Broad, Is Broad St.
New Rock Island $50
Bond Scrip.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.


PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COKE co.
(of Chicago.
Notice Is hereby given that a dividend OF ONE
AND ONE HALF PER CENT has been declared
on the Capital Stock Of this Company. payable to
the Stockholders on May 18th. 1908
The transfer books VIII close In New York on
May 18th, 1903 at 3 p NJ. and will reopen May 20.
1905, at 10 A. NJ.
l.. A. WILEY. Secretary.
ROGERS LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.
Coupons number four due May II. 1893 on Rogers
I.ocomo'iyc Works hrst mortgage lve per cent.
bonds will he paid on and after that date at the
aflcc Of the Company. IS Wall Street New York
Slty. +. p. HOLRAN. Treasurer
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The movement at the thirteen principal interior

Port exports II 1857 bales. Futures closed hrm
at net advance OF 30 to Al points on this crop and
10 to 10 on the next. with estimated sales OF 10000
bales.
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CLOSING PRICES.

sEX-dividend
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No white, 4ic.; No. white. sskc. Futures closed
Snehansed My az, Rys s. was steady ay No
and state. In to SIC. nominal track: Corn was
fairly active and strong: Sales. 10000 bush.
mixed In elevator. May price, No: white. Sc:
No. yellow. sac. Futures closed unchanged to
Nc higher Sales. $50 900 bush. Prices ~ follows:
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soe,HR SUN THURSDAY M 14.g 1908.
AND OTHER SHARES.

Total sales Of bonds (par vaiue,. s2.A72.ooo.
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1000 ] j .
CanadaSouth LIST
5000. o ! "a
Central Ga en- IS
1000. ] o q "a
5000. ! 90 2,
Cent PACING Isl
eO0O....9 8
1000 . 8 -
200O...9 90
Chcs q Ohio Is
1000 l 4 IA
Ches q Ohio AS
$4,000 10 4l2
Chi 4 Alton 3ias
1000 ~ 7 "a
Chi bur & o con
5000 ! o 3 ID
Chi Bur q Y Is
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-08
Mrs. Adair's Great Ball.

London. May S.-This is the date for
the great fancy dress ball which Mrs
Adair, formerly of New York. is to
give to inaugurate the London season,
and Smart society is on the quivive
in anticipation of the function. The
affair promises to be one of the most
notable of its kind seen in recent years
and can be compared only to the fam
Gus fancy dress balls of the Duchess
of Devonshire. The feature of the ball
will be the quadrilles, each to repre-.
sent a different nation Of these n of
the most interesting will be the Irish
quadrille. in which the ONE dancers
will wear costumes copied from gowns
worn by the Irish Queens of Tara and
the Princesses of Tyrconnel. Lady
Barrymore has arranged this quadrille.
and will, with her debutante daughter,
be among those who will take part in
it.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1903-05-08
Cautioni

This is not a gentle word-but when
you think how liable you are not to
purchase the only remedy universally
known and a remedy that has had the
largest sale of any medicine In the
world since 1868 for the cure and
treatment Of consumption and throat
and lung troubles without losing its
great popularity all these years, you
will be thankful we called your atten'
ton to Boschee's German Syrup. There
are so many ordinary cough remedies
made by druggists and others that are
cheap and good for light colds perhaps
but for severe coughs bronchitis, Group
and especially for consumption
where there is difficult ex~pectoration
and coughing during the nights and
Mornings, there is nothing like German
Syrup. The 25-cent size has just been
introduced this year. Regular size. 7S
cents. At all druggists. j. H.. O'Rielly
e Co.