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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04
Conercio ' Naveqacidn
Revista de las
operaciones practicadas hoy
ENrRADAs DE TRAvESTA

De New York vap. amer. "Pouce
a The New York & Porto Rico S S co,
I1,otey Smith y CO, 10 CTS cereales, 2 CTS
s.Iantequil.a, cls galleras, l Ct vino,
ecl champagne, CT ginebra, 5 cls wis
sksy, IA blitos expreso, ~ butos varlos
3 cls eteotos II cls manteca, 10 bu tos
i,-ou' u'siones, Is SIS iaukage 25 cts que
SOS. Targa CO, II olS tejidos y cAlzl
do. Sobnos de Ezquiaga CPS rouanaS
2 cls cotton gin y condesadora. Sucrs
lie A Mayol co. Ct efectos II bultos
20 bII aids hucal quincalia 8 cIs pa
el. ] Ochoa y Hmuo IS BIS papaS 5 )
SIS harina cI retratos IS cIs queso, II
-cIs mantequilla 7 cis jamones 100 brts
'tccino Is cs salchiohon. Sbuo de Il
.quierdo CO, 2o2 balas tasajo. + Pa
liiagua, bulto varios bultos vidrio.
Il Ortega co. 10 cis efec;os / cl gum
~ealla. Matienzc I25 bu'tos ferreterla.
B Fernandez Hmno 10 BIS y45 c[s
ga letas 5.a BIS sa mon 5i2 BIS macale-
las 10 c,s nanteqnilla IL cis duac-s 4
~c,s rocineta 10 cls IS terclos man
tsca, cajas leche 10 cajas salmon
2, bartiles .papas, IS sacos aveLa.
Latirner Fernandez BIS papas Sue
sede L Vilamil y co, 4S BIS percada 6
cascoS bscalao 7 aids arenques 20 cls
nantcauilla SO CPS saichichon IS c.s )
Is 8 nanteca IoI c,s fosforos "A b, s. pes
scada, 10 he's jamones eco SIS harina IS
bls papas 100 cls guesos Freirfa Aonso o
y co. I5o cls jabon IS cls quesos - cIs
Jamones 100 aids arenqpes 10 c.S ou. :
aees no SIS garbauzos SAUCE Balasquide
v co. IS cls quesos 1850 SIS harina 25
b s cerveza no SIS garbanzos Sruco ic
yermouth Sues &c F Juneos y co, ~
hIs vino 20 bis papas ~ cEs galletas AZ
bis pcscada bis Pescado 1. CT tapicca s
1is embutidos Bnce 6 y CO. 10 CTS que
SOS cIs nants quIlla HilArlo Santos y
co, 10 cis jamones 50 BIS tocino. 2 cIs
pimienta IS c.s leche 10 8 manteca 10,
ards arencues rs BIS papas Bas y &C, l
.cI borax 8 cIs g rias 70 cls jbones j
scf efecios West I4oie Oh co. 4 SIS ave-
.raIo els harina / hcI id Aejandio o
B Jzzos2l2 bIs nacsTelss s CPS Gk 'es Is
CPS galietas Io5 S harina : Font Hmno
10 cls galleias 10 cls leche BIS vino
+cs provisiones 10 SIS sz1car 10 BIS pa
pas 5 atds sacos papel l Ct force Baquero
y Gandara zoo BIS csmenio Vidal Hmno
Icl cola log aids carl6l he's much es.
Castrilon y Fernandez IS cIs aceite IS
ci5 quesos cs maniequilla 50 SIS ha-
rina maiz IS balas Eapel 5 hcI coce a
80 BIS tocino. frtze LuLd- c0 Scrs
zcIs materiales el6etrcos. c. dierno Lo-
pez y co, 33 els quesos 10 els jsmones
25 c.s solm % IS bH papas 40 tl.s GER
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04
AVISO

Sc GEQNiE0 la casa ssdsMs. 81
de la caIJe de TefssISss de este
Capital. Els pTOpia pG1,M sEs8
B BO.SKDI.N'G HOUSE, Hsses
csseNtN CON d6es hGbStGcSOsses
q ssas a1sGgMffacO 4s6rN6Or. TIE
ne UiStNS q IN bahia.
ZMfO9mses Dom GsgMse9-SGaseE0
Ssg0se<, Marina. st
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04

rina II cls galletas4 BIS az1car 8 atds
escobas 1 bI chfcharoc CT jamones
bl vinagre | CT leche 1 huacal bacalao
3 Cts ciruelas bis pescado BIS polvcs
marmoi 10 cIs vermouth. Gambia y
Stubbe 5 BIS cerveza CT efectos cls
tejidos a fds id CT pacel. Gonzalez Al
varez CT calzado. Hernaiz y co, a cls
i'd. Muntanery co, II cls calzado. A
Alvarez y Conpafifo, 10 csjas Ewlskey
B, rmdez Hermanos IS bultos varios.
S Chavarri y co, cEs y 5 bn tos Scrs
de M LJmba CO. 50 SIS harIna maiz
|25 cls aceite 100 CTS quesos Mul!enhotf
~ Korber $40 BIS cemento 10 SIS abono
IL cIs sup,rrpentos agriculture A Vi
cente y CO ~ BIS tabaco en- rama 0S cls
salchicaon sues de Perez Hmno 20 c,S
mantequil.a IS bis papas 5 SIS pimien-'
ia 100 SIS azdcar rs SIS harina maiz S
|c,s jamoues rs cIs qaesos 81 BIS cerveza
4l3 manteca 81 cIs I'd id 1913 bls pesca
do 50 bIs tccino jhon Coy $50 SIS pa
pas 40 bIs cebollas 10 he's Goes l. Mar
tino 500 SIS harina J M Blanco II bull
toS drogas F Guillermety 2 CT ms dicinc
Hernalz y CO, K Fabian y CO. 6 Ro-
tulado: 5 cls dulce CT ;abon 90 bultos
1Iov,sioues IS BIS aceite GAS pleas pi-
no 1870 pleas carne 3 cis sombreros 6
CTS caizado A la orden:-B N 2 paque :
ties dinero A Z 3 5 cIs jamones J K Ii
lei romanas ] A ITO cls jahon 100 SIS
harina r casco bacalao D Y 100 bIs
tocino d IS cIs jab6n (2I) 4ol3 manteca
(2o) 5oI2 bis deef D B CT brochas l CT
pintura ] CT barniz M 3 carboges acido
y soda (o5) IcI paila dulces (I65) cls
manteca (II 40 BIS arenques.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04
COsizaciones de frutos

Azdcar centrffuga "a $3.o7 a $3.Io &c.
Almidon 81 III %.
Cafe corriente $oH a 9A %.
ldem pilon $40 a IoH %
Idem Hacienda $IoH a II %.
Cueros dulces $I7 %.
Cocos So a $40 millar.
Ron rs grades Cartier II cents. gallon.
Mafz $IA a ~ qq.
Sebo So %.
Tabaco, nominal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04

Me pongo serio.
Ell buey Apis llega a la CANA
sTa Qease proyecto de presu-
puesto).
lBahl
Toda discussion resulta este
ril.
La Comision de Hacienda y
Presupuestos de la Camara de
Delegates ha hecho va los des-
1noches que considera necesa-
rios.
IA que discutir2
~
Y asi como hace dos dias pu-
blique en- ell BoLETIN Gun perio-
sdico muy decente, creanlo uste-
des) a cuanto asciende ell pre-
supuesto, maf1ana publicare
tam bien ell resultado de las eco
nomfas que hace la consabida
comision.
Sanchez Morales esta en- 10
-cierto.
Y cuando Sanchez 10 dijo. es-
1udiado 10 tendrfa.
IN
La iglesia catolica, apostolica
v romano conmemora hoy la
.rnuerte 8 el nacimiento de San
Gasimiro.
Me siento Pedro de Angels.
Esto es: registro en- este que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04
cosTANEROs.
vAPoREs QUE sE ESPERAN

Esp. "Maria" Debe hal or sslido de
Liverpool, oon escala en- s ntan6er con
destino este puerto.
Col. amer. "Fred Small" Con des-
tino este puerto debe haber salido de
New York, ell dfa 20 del pasado mes.
Ing. "Eden" "-Llegar4 q este puerto
procedente de Sain Thomas y ruta el
Ala 2 del corriete mes, y ell mismo dia
saldr5 para su procedencia.
Fran, "Saiot Simon ''-Llegara a este
puerta procedente de Saint Thomas y
Europa del 8 al a del pr6ximo mes de
Mario, y seguir5 vlaje q Puerto Plata
y escalas.
Esp. "Coude Wifredo' '-Esta 4 Ia
Icarga en- Barcelona de dopde saldra
hacienda las escaias de ccstumbres cot
destino q este puerto, Mayaguez. Pm
ce, Santia5o de Cuba, HabaLa, EMatan-
zas New Orleans.
Esp. "Pfo IX'-Debe haber Salidc
de Barcelona hacienda las escalas de
cosrumbre el dfa IS eel proximo mes
pasado y con destino este puerto
Habana y Cieufuegos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04
Consul reconocidO
POR Ell
Secretari0 de Eetad0
MR.. HAY

FL Secretario de Estado Mr.. John
Hay ha dirigfdo carta con fecha "a dc
Febrero iltimo, informando al sefior
Gobernador que don Juan EugeniO
Medina ha sido reconocido como con-
sui general de la Rep6blica dominica
ma en- San Juan de Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04

Tambien llegaron aver a eSta pobla-
ci6n, el jefe de los obreros americanos,
Mr.. Samuel Gompers, acompafiado del
senior Santiago Iglesias y varios obre-
ros de Ponce. Todo cuanto Sc olga
acerca del recibimiento, reception y
ovaciones tributadas a estos sefiores,
resultarfa palido ante la verdad de los
|hechoS.
Basta decir que desde las siete de la
mafiana habfsn salido va como IL 6 IS
|coches y calezas, a recibir los leaders
de los obreros americanos y puerto
|rriquefios; una comision q pie con
banderas puertorriquefias y america
mas, lleg6 hasta el barrio GudsfMas
a esperarlos, y allf reunidos todos, hi :
|cieron su entrada la poblacion por
|cuatro Gales.
Un gentfo immense siguio tras los
|coches hasta la morada del sefior Fe-
derico E. Vire1la, allf hizo uso de la
pa1abra el obrero don Luis Castagnet
para presentar al immense p1blico reu-
Inido en- la Gale, a los sefores Com
lpers Iglesias.
AL presentarse al balloon Mr.. Com
perS, fue saiudado con victories )
4plausoS.
Mr.. Gompers pronuncio un large
" brillan.e speech. en- ingles que
| fue traduciendo e1 sef1or Iglesias
En- el local de la Logia Iris de Paz'
Sc celebro un magnifco banquete dc
50 cuhiertos. Hubo lbs correspondien-
tes brindis.
A las S de la tarde saieron para Pom
ce Gompegs Iglesia, &C ,mpafiandolos
haSta cerca de C1uayama, varios obre-
roS de Arroyo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04

PARA cuRAR UN REsFRiApO en-
uN Ola tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTE3
DE BROM0-QUININA. II boticario 10 dsvak-
vera el dinero 81 no SO eura. La frna do 4 ".
GROVE sc hslla en- cads cAjita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04
sA1IDAs DE cosrANERos

SAL IDAS DE COSTANERos
Para Ponce (via Guanica) bdra Te-
recilia en- lastre.
Para Arecibo y ruta vap amer Porto
Rico con carga general.
OPERAcIONEs SOBRE Ell MUELLE
Por Sobrino de Izquierdo y co:
Scrs de M Lomba y co
SIS de 6 Its pimenton Seller.
Por Barcelo y CO.:
a Scrs de L Villamil y co. 20 fds 6
sacos garbanzos imperiales, IS saccs
Alfarnote segunda.
4 Hilario Santos y co, 20 sacos gar
banzs Alternate d coronas.
q B Fernandez y Hmnos, A Suerez y
co, Scrs de Perez Hmnos y Csdlerno
Lopez J co, 10 sacos garbanzos selectos
For Sbnos de Ezquiaga:
4 ] Cchoa y Hmno Scrs de L vi lani
y GO, y Scrs de M Lomba yso cal 5
mana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04
Los cAMBl0s DEL DIA
vista 81 s. a 81 {.
LONDRES 60 div $3.50 a 81 E.
90 vista So 70 ~ 3.

New-York. vista IS cents p6 a par.
Paris vs,ia q So. p9 Z.
Hamburso vista 81 p3 u.
Espafia 8 DIV $40 ~ p
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04
ENTRADAs DE co>rANrR IS

De Fajardo y Vieques golt Borin
quen en- lastre.
DE Fajardo bira Dos Hermanos L
Planas y Maitf a SIS hi b chuelas, The
West India Gil &C S bairicas gas Ia
oEdsn maquna coser.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04

Don Juan no es Juan.
Sc llama Casimiro.
iCasi-miro!
Mejor es asi.
ST don Casimiro Hernandez
Lopez pudiera mirar sin casi
icuantas cosas no hubiera visto
en- ESQ de la Junta de Sanidadr
x&
Las tres y pesadumbre.
Sanchez Morales pide que Sc
trabaje. este es. que seis MEM
bros de la Camara Sc retiren
para ocuparse de ESQ del presu-
puesto.
Yo tambien me retro.
Me pongo serio.
Esto del presupuesto es la
di0bLG.
Y por ESQ me yoy.
Sc habla de la policfa insular.
Ramos quiere hacer econo-
mias.
Y We've no quiere ESQ.
Hasta ma6ana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04
sALlDAs DH TRAvEs1A

Paraa San Pedao de Macoris (Santo
Domingo) vapor nornego "Fsrmand
por su captain en- lastre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04
IALMAcEM De MUE5LES
..DE FELIX NOA..a
OALLE DE La ORUz Ie,

OAIALE DE LA CRUZ &c,
Complete surtido de ajuares para saIa.
dormitorios, comedor, etc.
Gran existencia de MuebIes Americanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04
En- la Car11ara baja
(M0TAs AL vUELO)

llamo cronica la noticia, para
decir que tai dfa como hoy hace
...... tantos amos vino a la vi
da mi amigo Don Juan Herman
dez Lopez, al cual envio mi fell
citacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04

OpER.eI nRs DE Rpo' rs I'm PUERTO
rRAvEsLA
Farmand India, pendiente.
cosTANERos.
Maria A-tau. vieques Dolores, va
bucoa. Mayagle: ana, Arroyo y Pom
ce. Esperan2a Aguadilla Mayaguez.
Deseada, Nagu abo yrHuu1 co. Dcs
Hermauos. Fajardo. Paquito y Bo-
rinqu,n. penditntes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04
ARRoYo

Ell dia 2S del mes pasado, entreg6
su alma al Creador, Ia que en- vida fue
respectable Sefiora Dofia Ana Suarez
de Santana, 1nadre de nuestro buen
amigo Don Francisco Santana, propie-
tario de la goleta GnsILtym,tO. Una
verdadera manifestation de duelo fue
ell sepe1io de su cadaver.
Damos al amigo Panchito y a su
apreciable familia nuestra sentida
Por fin parece haber cesado ur POGO
la SEGA que tanto temfamos. Por va
rios dfas seguidos la lluvia viene ia
voreciendo las plantaciones en- general
y paStos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-04

E1 1unes presentaronse aquf los
"leader" obreros, sefiores Tomas Ca
rrion, Becerril y Quifiones, acompafia-
dos de otros tantos obreros de Guaya-
ma. En- el Club del gremio de Pana-
deros tuvo un pequefio meeting, en-
el qde hicieron uso de la palabra los
|sefores citados. Sc trat6 de Ia con-
|sabida union obrera y para llevarse a
|efecto, declan los oradores, era nece-
sario que desaparecisra e1 1nico obs
taculos que para clio habfa, Santiago
lglesias.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-20
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

rbs feature OF interest the In the petroleum
industry was :he bringing OF good we'll In the Little
ton district wetzel County W Va, where the south
Penn oil Company completed IS second test on the Whit
latch farm The well started from the Gordon pay
sand AZ and continued 10 hold up strong
w. It shows extension OF tho Gordon sand territory IL
IS almost opposite good producer on me Ahos'Soh
farm, which was completed several months ago and sim
holds M at the rate OF barrels day In the saIns
.tghbrhood another weN several months Old continues
an OUTPUT OF 100 barrels "A day. With these wells in
operation and the Indications satisfactory II Is
natural that a good deal work should follow
,rbo Folsom, district Harrison County Is OF
t,nuInr interest The No thu Rogers farm which
started out before last at the rate Of thirty barrels
AN hour gave evidence good staying qualities Inc
we'll however unimportant as 70 location. as Il Is
situated within well defined limits and all experiments
outside OF these thus far proved OF no avail
therefore that tho productive OF tho
Folsom district liz entirely defined. The finding OF
good producers within therefore is not surprs
ing tho Pine Grove extension the South Penn OH
Company completed it's No. the Dulaney farm and
has a producer good for 100 barrels. Elsewhere how
ever nothing OF especial has been found in
the Southwest field
In the Southeastern Ohio district well
McFadden farm northwest developments prom
Uses 70 be good producer Ohio Held. in the Trsn
ton Rock section tho Laura Stevens farm.
Crawford Township. WyanICt County. completed
gusher at the outset producing 500 barrels
the first day But wells in this development IL
soon petered out win probably DO nothing better
than n moderate pumping proposition
Refined petroleum decidedly weak The closing in
New-York was 1850 IN barrels and 5.05c in bulk
10c each philadelphia prices points
lower Tho foreign refined market also showed weaker
tendency London closed unchanged 5Sd per imperial
gallon Bremen unchanged SIS marks per so kos.
and Antwerp closed 10 francs 100 kiIos decline
of "a franc
op DdG on 2 5ae nat G f h ns
vania crude oil quotation 81 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-20
STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY Frederic H Hatch No. so Broad-st.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-20
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS.
OUTLOOK 1PPARENTLY FAVORS HIGHER STOCK
PRICES.
HIGHER STOCK
Good Demand for BondsEase in Money to Contnu-RaiOad
Earnings Shoe Some Improvement.

in Europe showed unimportant changes in the
week, although in London and Paris the ten
dency Of rates was toward lower level. The
ease OF money in Paris followed by a sharp
advance IN sterling that point. which in turn
was reflected in q decline in sterling rates in
NeW-York. Weakness in money in Paris is due,
OF course, TO the enormous receipts of gold at
that centre from America. It is interesting to
record the fact that while IN the eleven months
OF the fiscal year gold exports from this coun-
try have amounted to upward of SSO.OOOOOO,
receipts of the metal from Europe and Japan in
this period have been large enough to offset the
export movement, imports showing excess
of exports of S14. 230221 Doubtless part of the
recent gold shipments were made to settle trade
balances. inasmuch the statement of foreign
commerce for May shows a large decline in ex-
ports of merchandise chiefly domestic products,
while the excess of exports over imports amount
ed in value TO only S9,293.S47. It can readily be
seen that the differentiation of imports and the
payments due by this country abroad on interest
account may have offset this small excess Of ex-
ports Of merchandise and created a considerable
American debt in Europes favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-20
Div DIV
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London June ls.-OwinS principally 10 the uncer-
,a,nty, not only in the Far East but IN many quar-
,ers the Stock Exchange remained inert through
last week War rumors quickly denied helped TO
cause nurries and while the situation could not De
described as staEnant the amount OF business done
was disappointing There a fairly fires bush
moss IN Japanese issues and the prices OF foreign
bonds were a little improved Americans showed
the best advance OF the week. and the improve
r,.rts uere we'll maintained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-20
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare as follows
with those of a week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-20
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings of
forty-two railroads or systems for the first week
in June. OF these. twenty-four return gains of
$506577 or per cent and eighteen return losses of
S29l. 765, or 1874 per cent. The whole shows gain
of $214S12. 81 per cent. The Tribune has also
printed the gross earnings of eighteen railroads
systems for the second week in June, of which ten
return gains OF $i1736O or l4S per cent and eight
return losses Of Nl528i or 1i6 per cent. The whole
shows a gain of S312076. or S4 per cent
First In
1903. Differences Pc.
- companies. Sc l2o0O2 $5Gl3425 Inc. $5oG57
IS compan.es.... 1863 o9I 21Go $50 Dec. 29i7G5
Totals ~ cos 81 O96 $7.7742S Inc. S2l4sl2 -
10 companies So 20 100 $2sl4soo inc 800 14s
s companies. 675.5o3 7907s7 Dec. l752s4 l46
Totals Is cos 39o7 oG3 So eo55s7 Inc $500 o76 50
CANADIAN PACIFIC
second week in June s9s7 900 saosoS9 sea5 900 SEQ
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
Second June. sl44.7Gl Sl37.426 S123 80
July TO June 4.....- 1.slI.O34 1854. sJG T233 64
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
second week in June. S80S7o6 saoSS 200 sas5 200
July June A.. 1850 100 624i6OO 162IS SEA
HOOKING VALLEY
Number n miles. 800. 847 347 a47
Second week in June. s125.s06 S1780U4 S1a5 S57
IOWA CENTRAL
Ssis yer " 3a5 l. sssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-20
BANK EXCHANGES; sALEs RECORDED.

The bank exchanges Of the Ncw-Yorle Clearing
House and the stocks sold at the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week of the
preceding two years compare as follows:
June Is. 'o4 juno 20 '03 June q, 90
Exchanges 81 O4s 6T2967 81 22 49, 81 Oo7
80 shares sold. I.5TG,SO6 3.2J6, 4s3 2G3i @2G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-20
GUGGESHEIM EXPLORATION CO..

! ".
Dividend No. s. ,r-r,f
VyHE DIRECTORS OF THE GUGGENHEi'
Il Exploration Company have this day deGPeTTTTRs
quarterly dividend of ONE AND TIiREh9 A ~ me
CISl PER CENT upon the Full Paid Capital stock y. f
Company PAYABLE July 5th. 1904. Stockholders 81
at three O'clock afternoon of June list ISv
The transfer OF the stock q the sist
viii a. the afternoon OF JuEo
1904. and reopen july 9Th 1901 -..s~v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-20
Buffalo Susquehanna Railroad Compan,

Common stock Dividend No. Fl.
The regular quarterly dividend OF ONE AND ONE
QUARTER lll4) PER CENT the Common Stock
has been declared payable July L 1904
+. A. LEHR. Treasurer.
FISK ROBINSON. IS Cedar St. y. w.
FISCAL Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-20
Office Of
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Co. -.
f4fN 100

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
IL day declared a dividend of &c 1.-TWO per cent -
same being quarterly dividend No 50. the PreIeI.S
stock % this company payable July 18th lst4; 49,
checks will be mailed to all Preferred stocAhoIs''
record AZ the close OF business June SOth. ,,so-.
For purposes Of the Annual Meeting ~ Stoc6hvsu.l
July 20th books for transfer OF both FreelIs
Common stock Will be closed from July lst % jun
Goth both days inclusive. - --r.-
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The National Butchers and Drovers Bans
New York. June 18th. 1909
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE

l. this day declared 4 semi-annuaI Dividend or
go per free Of payable on and af'sF
July 1st 1904 ., -
The transfer books closed June goth 70
July '' WM r. CHASE. Cashier
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RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

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ndnnalpu
20 changes OF
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Gulf and Ship Island Railroad Company

First Mortgage Refundtng and Terminal SO Gold Bonds.
Coupon No s. due July ! 1905. Will be paid az ma
turity a the once OF
FISK s ROBINSON IS Cedar St. y. 7.
r Z. POWERS, Treasurer
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sio.4oe7co Total sales for the week 'EN interest
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auction SaleS-Financial.
ANDREW j. MCCORMACK. AuctiOnssr.
TRUSTEES SALE.
ADRIAN H. MULLER e. SON
WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
Wednesday, June 22d,

1890 o'clock the " Y Real Estats Sassroorn No
161 Broadway:
By ORDER OF THE UNION TRUST co. OF NEW
YORK. TRUSTEE FOR THE DEBENTCRE HOLD
ERS OF THE AMERICAN LOAN AND TRUST Co
OF OMAHA. NEBRASKA
ALI. THE ASSETS remaining IN their hans or under
their control such Trustees. The be SOFA
will consist OF the remaining UncOsctd notss
secured by mortgages the right title and interest
the Trustee real bought foreclosure
otherwise The judgments OF any kind recovered 81
the Trustee to be enforced the purchaser
Ths claims held by Trustee against
persons and in suit the purchasers be substituted
plaintiffs Each piece q real estate each Judgment
and each claim IN suit 20 be sold separately
Printed lists may be obtained trs
at the office OF the UNION TRUST Co OF NEW YORK.
no. so BROADWAY or az ACCTIONEER'S orca No
IS WILLIAM STREET
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DIV. DIV.
rate period Bid iAskd-
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OFFICE OF THE
ROCHESTER, PTrrSBJ RICH RAILWAY

'TNFiE SEMI-ANNUALD DIVIDEND OF IIlhL|
- per cent. the guaranteed stock OF the ALL
GHENY & WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY VIII %
paid July the stockholders OF record Juno
21st next 2. " Checks Will be mailed 70 the stock
J. II HOBART Assistant Treasurer