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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-03-03
STEEL CON ANNUAL MEETING
Subjects to be Discussed at Meet.
ting In April.

1 ulS IN APRIL
At the annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the United States Steel
corporation to be held in Hoboken
about the middle of April, the chief
subjects to be submitted for their
approval will include these:
1.-The election Of eight directors
out of total of 81. Those whose
terms have expired and whose success.
sors must be selected at the meeting
are: Marshall Field, Daniel G.. Reid,
John d. Rockefeller, Sr.. w. E. Corey,
Robert Bacon, Nathaniel Thayer.
Clement A. Grlscom and John f.
Dryden.
+ approval of the purchase of the
Clarion Steel plant from the Crucible
Steel company. This was accom-
lished in May of last year. The Steel
corporation guaranteed the outstand-
ing bonds of Charlton, amounting to
SIC, $50, 900. and assumed mortgages
aggregating S1,666, us on the real es-
tate and mining properties of Clair
ton. The corporation also gave
Crucible 81 900, 900 of it's second mort
gage bonds.
On its part the Crucible company
agreed to take 10000 tons of steel
annually from Clarion for period Of
ten years and also to take yearly
100000 tons of pig iron on sliding
scale,
3-Approval of the purchase Of iron
ore properties in the Lake Superior
region with an aggregate estimated
ore tonnage of 100000.
Approval of the purchase Of the
iron and steel company in New Jer-
sey formerly owned by Abram s..
Hewitt. The price paid for this pIop-
erty was the turning ever of second
mortgage bonds to the amount Of
ooo,oeeaspaFs--A ~she-stms sthsY
were selling in the open market at
about 10.
5-Approval of the acts of the man
agement for the entire year including
the third offer to the workmen to
take stock on the profit sharing plan
and the changes in the method Of
controlling subsidiaries.
1t is understood that the only
changes in the list of directors will
be those called for by the poor health
OF the retiring incumbents. There
are two members of the board in the
list of eight who may elect to retire
on that ground. Outside of these
most, if not all, of the list will be
reelected.
1t is not expected that the demands
made at the last annual meeting by
holders of few shares of the common
stock will be renewed this year and
there is nothing to Indicate any pro-
nounced opposition to the plans Of
the management.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-03-03

A. j. Fenske returned Saturday
from St, Paul and Minneapolis where
he had been as a delegate from the
local lodge of Workmen in attendance
of the Grand Lodge meeting.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-03-03
DON'T FORGET

that we are selling out all Boys suits and
pants. When in want of anything in the
clothing line look us over as we are selling
all clothing at HALF PRICE. We have
a nice assortment of Mems and Boys suits.
Mems and Boys pants, duck coats HALE
PRICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rnr TELEGRAPH TO THE rarBuxr.l

Chicago March 22-Au seTnblance Of strength
shown by the wheat market early in the days ses-
sion dried up in the bright sunshine that pour
tn In af the windows Of the Exchange. That was the
chief cause Of a decline in July OF 1c and in May
os &C Trading very heavy the last hour,
when the market began 10 give unmistakable evi-
6enne Of weakness. Corn was also affected by the
h,sqhtness OF the weather and the indications OF
aarly season, and lost go Of its previous days
value Oats followed the example OF the more I'M
ortent markets and declined NC for May and July
provisions were affected sympathetcally by the
.os,1ness of the grain markets and closed from
,Lc 10 &c lower for pork and lard but without
change worth noticing IN ribs.
wheat started quietly at about the closing figures
NJ the day before but offerings soon exceeded the
demand ana a spell OF moderate weakness sue
caeaed May wheat was very steady, but was only
heara from at long intervals. July and September
we're uonopolzing the attention OF the local trade
Local receipts were 10 carloads, and shipments
A. eo ,sbels May closed at the lowest price OF the
6ax1-s1 49, The highest was 81 l5A. July sold
from. ssc down $780, closing ar the latter price
Market for corn felt the effect OF free unloading
the last few days by supposedly heavy Eastern
holders. There were some others wig. affected by
that example had long corn ~ ssh this attarnaen.
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Bowling Green Trust Co.,

70 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Capital, S2,5OO,000. Surplus, S2,5O,OOO
OFFICERS
EDWIN GOULD president
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR LIST Viee-President
CHAs. P. ARMSTRONG = I'd Vioe-President
JOHN a. HILTON Sd WIRES. & Treas.
WILLIAM M. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS;
Charles P. Armstrong, Myron 1. HerrlcK,
Frank Brainard, Edward I. Jenery'
Harry Bronner, Edward r. Ladew,
Robert C. Clowry. William M. Laws,
Edmund C. Converse. VIM. Willis Merrill,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Winslow 5. Pierce,
Grenyille N. Dodge, Dick S. Ramsay,
4. Goepel, Frederick b. sehenoA'
Edwin Gould. William H Taylor,
Frank Jay Gould, Edward T. Thomas'
George J. Gould, John P. Truesdell'
John A. Hilton. ETC. Young.
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Sinking FUND. .

Sinking fund. 1904 has been included in operating
penses. coal department.
The estimated amount OF coal produced by the
company in 1904 53266S tons. and the estimated
amount owned and controlled January !. 1905 was
Us GA 2S5 tons There were 6SS3135 paying passen
gers carried IN 1904. the total passenger earnings
being &s42s62, against s2s10595 IN 1903. The num-
Der Of tons Of freight carried mile 1872 S62
freight earnings amounted to $12,O922D. against
s1o6so.7oo in 1903. President Wilcox says:
Pursuant to vote Of the stockholders. an increase
Of 10000 shares in the capital stock Of the com
pany authorized on March Z, 1904, Of which
amount l0Go shares, or SiUgVV0 al par We're issued
10 the stockholders at 135 From the proceeds were
PAID me outsIa1ong oqpaS ana 4eDeiIutes OF Ire
ing to $4,000 the outstanding bonds OF the Cha
and the expenses Of standard-gaugin the Cha:
teaugay and Lake Placid Railway. AMOUNT
the general purposes OF the company: Acotordingy,
the New-York and Canada Company has issued 70
amount of s.. 00000 and the Chateaugay and Lake
per cent preferred stock to the amount Of 81 100000
The balance so expended on account of the Cna-
teaugay and Lake Placid Company mas peen
charged to profit and loss.
proper TO say that this company, IN common with
the railway companies OF the country generally
unjust discrimination undue or unreasonable
preferences in railway service shall be tolerated.
statutes, and as the Interstate Commerce Com
e% Ceased IF anything futher can be devised
In the direction Of their suppression it will I'M
doubtedly have the earnest support OF the railway
companies The bill regarding interstate commerce
which has been passed by one house OF Congress
has however, bearing whatever upon such
practices and no connection herewith The present
statutes prohibit unreasonable rates and fully en-
power the Interstate Commerce Commission to
enforce that prohibition but substantially no cases
of unreasonable rates have been established since
the commission was created. The scope or the
proposed bill Is, however, much more extensive Ihan
merely securing reasonableness OF rates. Its pro-
visions take the ultimate rate making power from
the officials who represent all interests Identified
xyi+b he properties
In one central governmental board having no re-
sponsibity for the results Of operation. This con-
Germs most seriously all who are interested in the
prosperity and continued development OF the rail-
ways-whether employees, security holders, ships
pers residents Of the respective localities which
they serve manufacturers Of or dealers in railway
material, or otherwise.
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no THE HOLDERS OF TRUST CERTIFICATES IS
SUED BY THE VOTING TRUSTEES UNDER THE
VOTING TRUST AGREEMENT. DATED FEB. IS.
1900. BETWEEN WILLIAM +. HARRITY AND
OTHERS AND JOHN w. GATES AND OTHERS
FOR STOCK OF THE KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Voting Trust Agree
between William F. Harrity August Hecksher, HERNIA
sieloken William Edenborn Max Pam, Samuel r. ship
cation Committee a plan agreement for the
Reorganization The Kansas City. Pittssurg & Gulf
fsnbeYt louis F1tz Zen IS SieIesn william
part will expire by its the md day Of APRIL
1905 that the undersigned who are now the Voting
Trustees appointed and acting the provisions
third day Of 1pri 1905 in aceordance with the terms Of
said Voting Trust Agreement exchange for and
surrender OF stock certificates duly issued
by or for the otng Trustees in accordance with the pro
visions Of san Voting Trust Agreement and then out
standing make delivery OF corresponding certificates for
Company OF class specified said stock trust cer
Gates respectively
All holders Of issued under said
Voting Trust agreement and then outstanding are hereby
required to exchange the for certificates for the cap
ita stock OF The City Southern Railway Com
parry in accordanee with their terms beginning On the ORD
day OF April 1905 but only hundred schedules Per
fecting exchange Mercantile Trust Company
the Agent OF the Voting Trustees for the issuance or h
certificates at its office, No 12O Broadway in the CITY,
County and State Of New York.
Voting Trustees
In Witness Whereof we have hersuno subscribed our
this 10th day OF March, 1906. -,,.,,
G6t tf + fiTTzGERALD.
JAMES s-ILLMAN.
HERMANN sIELCKEN.
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- 6, ending buyers for 1t the price yielded the
6rs+ hour &C Of its value as it stood at the close
of Yesterdays session. Receipts were stlH hnera-
TncaI receipts were 24S and Of those only TWO
vera contract Shipments from here were 2So'VS
h,,sheIs Estimates of to-norrow's local recelp1s
were 415 cars May closed at 4s14c after selling as
high as 1875 July closed at 469sc TO 4S1c ths Aish
eat was <s1s and the lowest 4S4sc-
c.nsra, selling By commission houses and cash
interests characterized the cat market at the open
t,g There was little support to the market, ano'
I'D, the weakness IN corn. prices took the down
-ra-a course Prices showed little disposition 70
rally MAY selling down to S0%c. Later In the day
+ba trade became quiet and dull, May resting at
so1lc 10 &c up to midday. Receipts were 1877 cars OF
which % cars were contract, and OF the same grade
81 oo0 bushels were taken from unlicensed elevators
shipments hence were $4,000 bushels. Esumapes
FOR tornorrow 14s cars Prices the close sagged
soun 10 sos.c for May. where q good demand de-
xeioned closing at that price bid. The highest was
s1nc July sold from 3oZo down to So1sc closing
at the latter price
Provisions were weak early. but later held steady
The prices OF hogs at the yards showed a decline
and this had a tendency to revive bearish senti-
raent and local traders unloaded freely. At the
decline however, the Cudallys to the sup
port OF the market and prices gradually regained
the early loss.
May pork sold from SD s. Off to s2 80 and reacted
TO So s7ik July sold from $1s off TO s12 92i6 and
reacted to the former price. May lard sold from
81 iss5 off 10 81 OH back TO the former price. and
July sold from 81 Is of to 81 20 and reacted 81 Is
TO 81 a71k May ribs sold from ss 90 of to 50 STA
acted TO % s5 ana eased off to So s2s July sold from
81 10 off TO s7o7ls reacted TO 81 12s to 81 Is off to
Tl2A.
Hog receipts were 1900 head. and prices at the
yards were tfvs cents loren
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Citations.


nIEFENDORF, CHARLES P.-Ihe People OF
the state OF New York. BY the Grace God. free
and independent. Julia Diefendorf. Paul WIians.
Emma a. Williams. Ellen d. Williams Memo Williams,
Nellie May Williams. Emma s A. Williams Crawford
Livingstone Williams. Charles Paige Williams. Will
Jams. Marion Elizabeth Williams Dorothy Will
Jams Union Trust Company Of New York Trustee under
the WIZ OF Charles p. Disfendorf. deceased
persons interested in The estate OF Charles Dieendor
OF OF Nev-YOrk deceased. creditors
legatees. next OF kin or otherwise, Seng Greeting:
You each OF hereby cited and required
sonsly TO be and appear before Surrosats Of
county OF New-York the SurroEatss' OF said
County. held a County Of
Nev-York. the 21st day OF April 1906 a haf-pasE
o'clock the forenoon that day,
a judicial
ings Union Trust Company OF NeW-York Executor
OF the Last VIII and Testament OF said deceased:
such Of are hereby cited. under the ass
OF twenty-one years required TO appear by your
guardian Il you have II have none appeal
and apply be appointed. your
neglect failure do guardian will appointed
by Surrogate represent and you in
proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We have caused
Seal OF the SuTrogates' Court OF the said County
s. Of New-York to be hereunto affixed
- Witness. Hon. Abner c. Thomas q Surrogate
Of said County. at the County Of Nsw-YOrk.
third Of March. year OF
thousand hundred and five.
JAMES a DONNELLT,
Clerk OF the Surrcgasss' Court
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

L York. by grace OF God free and independent to
G. Bunker. Caroline A Munkittrck John J.
l. Gsroven SchIsfl. Converse. Jr Gr0vene Vail
Converse Theodore Guy Trustees Rutgers
College. New-Brunsw-ck. New-Jersey; Alice Mauds
Dexter, William Vail Dexter.
persons interested in the Estate OF Theodore F. Vail lats
al deceased.
u otherwise. greeting-
each you hereby cited and required personally
be ana appear before Surrogate County
York Surrogates' Court OF said County. held
the day April 1909 at hafpast o'clock in the
day. then and judicial
settlement OF the account OF proceedings OF J. Van
Vecfter James ". & Rockwell. Executors
CT ba Las Testament Of deceased: and
such OF hereby cited. under os
tventv-one required appear your
dian il YOU have one you none, appear
appiy for one be appointed. the OF your
neglect failure 70 do So guardian VIII be appointed
Surrogate and for the
ceeairg testimony whereof, caused the Seal
OF the said County
- he hereuntO affixed. Witness. Hon. ABNEP
THOMAS Surrogate OF said County. County
~ New York the 9th day OF February year OF
orr Lord one thousand nine hundred and five
JAMES A DONNEIIfY
IL, 81 Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court.
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Financial Meetings.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
New York March g. 1905.
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SIOUX
holders of the Southern Pacific Company for the
~ esctirg directors OF said company ana Ior the
transaction of any business which may come peoEe
the meeting wifi be held at the once OF the
etsndaG time on Wednesday, the 9th day OF april IsV
For transfer of stock will be closed for the
r,irISoass Of the meeting o'clock P NJ March
Is 1908. Ayrv AFTTJ.AR Clerk
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THE People OF THE STATE OF NEW

L York BY the Grace Of God Free and Iudspendeat.-
E. Thertot, Charles H Tbieriot and Ulrch
Parnedo Executors OF the Last VIII and Testament OF
Ferdinand NJ Thierot deceased; Leon Marie ElzabSth
NJ BaruweH; John B. Marie Jr IAontins c. Sussi Louis
e. Marie; Leonne Marie Leontine Marie and Eugene
Y. DAILY Executors Of the Last VIII and Testansns
Josephine Marie, deceased Hertstte 3. Andrt; Hem
T. Meade; Leontine c. A1noz Jacob II. TheriOsg
Ge Bermingham; LAontne 7. Merinos Hanristte II.
Birmingham; NJ BIRMINGHAM; Albert Thsrf0r;
Percy c. Madeira. Junior; Marie V. Madeira: Louis C.
Madeira 3rd: Morgan G. BaruWell. Charles H Thsrtot
Marie Gerardn; Louise NIitz Adele Nuits Charles W.
Wright: Maria McE'. Wright Ann Duffy; Violet Jana
Johnston; E. Wright New York Association
Improving Condition OF the Society Franeaiss
de Renaissance: New York Society for Prevention ot
Children; New York Institution for the Blind
Havens Relief Fund Society; William B. Wait, Metro
the estate Peter Marie. late OF the County
York. creditors. legatees OF
ohervfse-Send greeting: You and each OF
cited required personally be and before
gates Court County. held at the County
House, County OF New York, the 18th day %
April half past O'Clock in the %
day. then and there attend judicial settlement
the OF proceedings OF Charles H Thsrot and
Morgan G. Ba-nweE. Executors OF the Last VIII and
Testament OF said deceased: and such OF
hereby cited the Of years
required TO appear by guardian II have
II you have none 10 appear and apply for b
appointed IN the event or neglect failure to do
guardian viii be appointed by the Surrogate to
represent and act for you in the proceeding
IN Testimony Whereof have Seal OF
SuTogates Court OF the said County OF New York b
hereunto affixed
Witness Hon. Amer c. THOMAS. Surrogate Of our
County the County OF New York the I'D day OF
February In the year OF Lord one thousand nina
hundred and five. JAMES A DONNELLsY,
IL. 81 Clerk OF the surrosats's Court
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Surrogafes Notices.
G OF AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. FRANK T. FITZGERALD. Surrogate OF the
County OF New York notice is hereby given all per
having claims against Elizabeth n Bunker
County OF New York. deceased. 20 the
vouchers thereof the subscriber place
transactng business az No 40 Wan Street IN the
ough OF Manhattan. in the City on or be-
fore the 18th day OF august. next
Dated. New York. the 9Th day OF February. 1908.
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF THE CITY on
NEW YORK, Executor.
PARSONS. CLoSSGN & M'II.VAINE. Attorneys for
Sc William street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
Eo1k city. ~. Y.
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DELAWARE AND HUDSON.

The report Of the Delaware and Hudson COM
pany for the year 1904 was issued yesterday The
condensed balance sheet shows:
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AMERICAN TErEREos!E AND TELEGRAPH COM
PANY.
no rHn STOCKHOIDERSE

ITO THE SIUChdULULINo'-
L Notice Is hereby given that the Annual Meeting OF
cha stocxhoiders of the American Telephone ana
graph Company will be held at the principal once OF
Sornnanv 10 IS Dey Street, Borough OF ManhatdI -
Of New York N Y, Tuesday the tweity { n1
IF March 1906 at u oclock for the following p
poses:- ,-,,..-. - rrlsc+ioa for the
3 70 consider and the question OF changing
g. 10 consider act upon rhe question Oh conveying
certain lines to certain Hcensee companies .-o,.-Iv
g. To transact such other business aS may P'0F'
come before Stockholders ~, ~ oIoss6 from
me 1Sth da- Of March 20 the 1st day OF April iO' O
days inciuoe@ CHARLES EUsT1s HUBBARD, Secretary
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City Hotels.

4 -EI-EGANTLT FURNISHED APARTSIENT
l. baths. including meals. SIS weekly. two SIS
VAN RENSSELAER, 10 East 11th St. 5th Ave
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
DIVIDEND OLE TWO DOLLARS IS
RAILWAY sTEEI-sPRTNG COMPANY,

RAILWAY sTEEI-SPRING COMPANY,
Il Broadway, New York, March 2nd. 1905
4 DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT. HAS
this day been declared o. Common stock OF this
Company payable April Bird, 1895 to stockholders OF
March 23r at the Metropolitan Trust Company
Of the City OF New York. 40 Wall Street New York City
Transfer books OF Common stock VIII be closed
March 23rd and reopened April zth. 1903
RAILWAY STEEL-SP1ING COMPANY,
JAMES c. BEACH Treasurer.
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BOSTON STOCKS.
Furnished by R L Day Co.. No Nassau-st,
sAsked.
CHICAGO STOCKS.


G'urnishsd BY Charles G. Gates Co.. Nos Il. 10 and
Is waIi-Et)
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Books and Publications.

ron GAIT 4 FEW SETS OF .AMERIc1's Sue
cOh oAAE'- CEsSFUL MEN IN large VOL
unnes with portraits slightly soled but IN e
celent condition. original price $50: dispose OF quickly
VIII put price $40 per Address HILLS. New
York Tribune.
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FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
BONDS.
Rsported By Zimmerman 6 Forshsy9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23
CENTURY REALTY COMPANY,
TEFFT WELLER COMPANY.

S26-S2s Broadway. New York
TNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE THIS
day declared a quarterly dividend OF ONE AND ONE
HALF PER CENT upon preferred stock OF this
pany payable Apr 1s 1905. stockholders OF record az
business March Path. 1895. Transfer books
viii closed from that date until the morning OF April
lst 1905. MORTON D. BOGUE. Secretary.
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Tennessee Coal, Iron s Railroad Co.

100 Broadway. New York. March 22 1905.
BY resolution OF the Board Of Directors quarterly
dividend $50 Per Cent declared upon
the common stock OF this Company payable May /
stockholders OF record
April 10, 1905, which date the books will
be closed and will reopen May g. 1905.
l.. T. BEECHF-F Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-23
DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY.

DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY.
Detroit Mich March -. 1873.
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
Il Of One Cent. the capital stock Of this Com
pany declared payable May J. 1905 Checks win
be mailed to stockholders Of record payable at the Office
OF Kean. Van Cortlandt & Co.. New York
Transfer Books be closed from Saturday, April IS,
1905 o'clock noon until Tuesday. May 1905, at
10 o'clock A. II. G. II. Russell. Treasurer
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3
once OF the Treasurer New York. March 22nd.
TUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
l. Company has declared a dividend OF ONE AND
NE-QCARTER PER CENT It's capital stock. paya-
BILE this Office the 10TH day OF April next. 70 stock
holders Of record the close OF business Friday the
Sls inst.
purpose OF the election Of Directors
Company. which win be held the 18th day
April next thu transfer books O'Clock
D. Friday. the 3lst inst. and reopened 10
o'clock e. Thursday. April 10th. next.
EDWARD L ROSSITER, Treasurer.
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School agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACEERsF AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Goyernesses
10 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply
Mrs NJ ]. YOUNG-FULTON. e3 Union Square
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For Both sexes-City.
THE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square (I.122 B'way): Brooklyn. Court
New terms beginning Trial lessons free
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COTTON EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Peckham Mercer & Co. Nc. IS to 40
Exchange Place.
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THE PROCTOR & GAMBLE COMPANY
Cincinnati. Ohio March 21st l0GS
ME DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY

this declared the regular quarterly dividend
OF TWO PER CENT the Preferred Stock OF the Com
pany payable after April 18th. 1905 Stockhod-
Of the close % business March 3is 1895
Transfer Books viii close.
.. B. GAMBLE. sec'y.
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Dividend Notices.
WESTINGHOUSE

WESTINGHOUSE
Electric s. Manufacturing Company:
New York. March p. 1908.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO AND
ONE-HAI4F PER CENT uron the Preferred. As
sentng and Notwithstanding stocks OF the Company was
declared, payable 10th, 1906 to stockholders Of
March IS 1905. Transfer books will be closed
March 2Sth. 1906. and opened April 18th 1903.
T. W. SIEMON. Treasurer.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
DIVIDEND OF TWO DOLLARS $500
per share both ths Preferred and Common Stock
Company. been declared payable at the Treas
Office, Broadway New York. \. Y, afte-
Apr 1905. Stockholders Of record az the close OF
business Feb. % 1905
The stock transfer books will be closed at p. NJ
2S 1905 will be reopened 10 A. NJ March
%. 1905.
70 promptly mailing orders dividends
dersigned from whom blank orders be had applt
cation. FREDERIC v. S. CROSBY,
Treasurer.
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Boys and Young Men-City.

N BRONXVILLE, N WINTER
PoPHAM BEACH. MAINE-SUMMER
Number limited. comfort. Individual training
reparation college. For particulars address NEW
YORK STUDY HALL. BronXvills