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Arizona republican., 1906-11-27

RESULT OF THE ELECTION ARIZONA NOVEMBER 9TH, 1906 FOR DELEGATE IN CONGRESS JOINING ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO FORM ONE STATE.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-27

The last of the official returns from the back counties were received yes terday at the office of Territorial Sec retary Nichols and the totals in each
Arizona republican., 1906-11-27
JOHN R, BEACH, secy.

No. Maud. dear: water on the brain doesn't come from a crick in the back.
 Philadelphia Record.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-16

Mems full seamless ribbed top
Rockford sox sc per pair at HIPS
Cash Store.
Mrs. Ed. Snider and children re-
turned the last OF the week from an
extended visit to relatives and friends
at Boonville.
The annual reunion OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic is being held at
Lake Park Springs, Nevada, this
weeK.
Our new dress goods are in double
fold dress goods for school dresses
from 10c up.-Hill's Cash Store.
The Republican superintendent OF
schools OF Kansas has come out In a
report iavoring separate schools for
whites and blacks.
We sell the best slippers and oxiords
at lowest prices at Hill's Cash Store
Prof. c. A. Chambers has pur.
CHI ased the j. R. Cobb residence prop
erty on North Main street, which he
will occupy at once.
Dan. K. Walker and wife will leave
the first Of the week for an outing In
the mountains Of Colorado. They
think Of going as far up as Glenwood
Springs.
Do you wear Peters diamond brand
shoes? They are the best made. We
sell them at Hills Cash Store.
T. K. Lisle moved to his recently
pu released residence on Mil street
the first OF the week. He repaired
and fitted II up in fine shape.
N. A. Carroll returned from Liv.
in.gston, Mont, the last Of the week.
He went therein the early spring to
Try that climate for q few months.
Four deaths from suicide were re.
ported In Chicago Saturday az g 70.
suit OF the intense heat and humidity,
which prevailed the latter part Of
last week.
r. ]. and C. W. Holloway and Mrs.
N. j. Cook, brothers and sister, Of
Neal Holloway, came down nom
their home in jackson county, oh
Friday, to attend the funeral.
In another column will be found
an interesting communication nom
Vim. 3. Walton irom Switzerland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton viii b. hom6
Early b 6sptemtsr.
"a = ~ m o0mfoxt ihooo. n
49, WxS - Ulf14M flskk &: s. E.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-16

The circus season has arrived, but
the big shows seem to be lodging
Butler.
Mrs. o W. Spencer. of Omaha,
Nebraska, Is visiting her sister, Mrs
Ed. Childs
Mrs. viii Smith, OF Coffeyville,
Kan, is here on a visit to her moth
or, Mrs. John Endres.
Miss Susanna Robinson. OF Rich
Hill Route No. l, isvors THE TIMES
with a renewal.
Sid c. Alexander was up from FL
Dorado the first OF the week looking
after business matters In Elkhart,
where he formerly conducted store.
William ;. Stone will succeed him.
self In the United States senate. We
do not believe he can be defeated iihe
lives. -nigginsville Jeifersonian.
John Broad, aged 66, and Miss
Nancy E. Peterson, aged 5S, respect
ed citizens Of Vernon county, slipped
off up to Clinton the other day and
we're married.
The next big event for this nation
is Homecoming OF MIR. Bryan the last
OF this month. It will almost equal
In importance his election to the
presidency in 1908.
Mrs. Jas. R. Crooks leaves this
week for Salmon Falls, California,
where she will visit relatives. She
goes at this time with the hope OF
escaping the yearly attack OF hay
ever.
Sam L. Coleman, OF Deep Water,
was a pleasant caller while in the city
on Monday. MIR. Coleman is one of
Bates county's substantial citizens
and influential Democrats. He says
party conditions in his section are
good, and the old time msiorities
will be rolled up this fall.
Jesse Smith came in from Dawson,
Ind. Ter, Tuesday evening. He
came back to Bates county to get
four dairy hands. He has been ap'
pointed foreman Of dairy farm at
$175.O per month, to'begin Sept.
1st. Jesse Is q son Of Doc Smith, OF
Pie asant Gap. He went to that
country seven months ago and lie
deligh ted with It. He said the sea-
sons have been good and crop pros.
poets are fine. He said Squire John
Hall, who went there last spring
with his family, is prospecting and
likes the country.
The county officers are investigat
ing q shooting sffray In Barton
county. Mr.. Gardner, q well.to-do
farmer, was shot from ambush the
other day. The charge OF shot tax
ing effect In bis back. His wound is
painful but not dangerous. Mr..
Gardner did not see the person who
fred the shot. His son, 1S or 10
years Of age, has been arrested as q
suspect. The son told the officers
that two strangers, poorly dressed
and one with long stopped him,
took his gun an' obsy we're go.
ing 70 shoot bis 81 Ntthey
made him ride iAds. -
officers doubted his
him uuder arrest, In
In 49,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-16
Bird Dog Saves
His Masters Life.

Holden, Mo-, Aug. l3.-Alonzo
Bowers, proprietor OF a large dairy
farm near this city, was attacked by
a bull this morning and nearly lost
lis life. Both shoulder blades we're
broken, his chest crushed, his back
wrenched and the flesh badly torn.
His lie was saved by his large bird
dog, which attacked the animal and
drove HIM off.
Bowers is seriously Injured and
may not recover.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-16

Seed rye at the Peoples Elevator
Company. AZ At
4 The Baptist Sunday Schools hav-
pg picnic at Welton lake today.
Mics Sadie Brown left Tuesday for
visit with relatives and friends in
4 linton, Mo.
j Mems good pillow shoes from 81 90
Up at Hills Cash Store.
4 The excavation for the foundation
the new court house at Nevada
Jas been completed.
John B. Hays and wife, OF the Bal
ia I'd nsighborhood, were trading In
Bu tier on Monday.
Mrs. E. B Chandler and daughter,
II Go Martha, Of Columbia, Mo-, are
gis ting Mrs. Fl. G. Cook.
Closing out mems pants from 75c
pp at Hills Cash Store.
Mrs. Charles Hulse, Of Pullam,
IF ash, lie visiting her sister, Mrs. P.
<. Hulse and other relatives.
Prof.. Ed. Crowder, one Of Bates
10 unty's popular teachers, was In
J utter on business Tuesday.
Best work shirts in town for the
onsy.-Hill's Cash Store.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Warnock went
b ST. Louis Saturday to visit rela-
Ives and friends for q few days.
Mrs. Y. q. Combs has returned
rom Q protracted visit to relatives
y a friends at her old home In Ken.
ncky.
Best shirtings on earth at 6K, sK
Ind 10c.-Hill's Cash Store.
Ars. o. F. Renick IL at home from
J visit Of several weeks to relatives
! nd friends in Lexington and Kan.
kas City.
Niss Maud Millhorn, who has been
Et>snding summer school at War
nsburg, returned home the last Of
y vssk.
n new lot Of ladies sample vests
hst h. -Hill's Cash Store.
Nh. I'd. Dalton and Mrs. Mary
hests, Of Broken Arrow, Ind.
~, are visiting rslstlves sndiriends
Bntlsr.
ostmastsr VIZ rstusnsd hon
= : Z :;
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-08-16

ingto shoot bis ST.
made him ride i'd.
officers doubted his q
him uuder arrest, In
arrest Win 20 upset
looson ND and possi ]
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15

being most noticeable at steel and cotton mills,
t5 81 a. - a. o.5 TIsos15Tar 1yt+6 an increase
Of 9S per over last years figures, and foreign
gain OF S5579-75 in imports ana loss Of s966f2 IA
exports Bank exchanges at New YORK were lS
crease in sales OF securities but az ether leading
cities there was an average gain or IS per cent
Bradstreet's" says:
Holiday trade. now il fun SWING attracts most
attention Business. wIich Is or enormous pTopor-
tIOns, bids fair TO eclipse previous records, q
Si SIuiS SOUS , - ~ s-o,s flsvSre,f nv cola TSas4her
South, where mild weather has restricted demand
Tor heavvweight wearing apparel Business in job
biag and wholesale line displays a slight falling
on but only by contrast with the activity prevail
ing early IN the season, the point being taat trade
goods. FIlling-il orders are OF Tair proportions
ana demand on spring 1ecoLnt ~ IS erGpplns lP n
Southwest. II IS noteworthy that good trade re-
activity at this time last year that prices for all
reals and Cotton. are at the highest level OF the
year. and that business keeps pace<with a heavily
aL.eio ~ sOiI~ SItI TraS we're never so actvs srS
the labor situation. far as grievances are con
Cerned. seems 10 have trnproVeC. wages are st4I
being advanced and ths supply OF help stiu con-
tfDues scarce though the season for the compare
tive suspension OF outdoor activities is approach
that the railways diverting roll.ng stock trom
grain 20 other htsner ~ Llis 4Ies-V ftal-
Id per cent over the same month IN 1865. bur in
az
ea-nings increased 81 per cent over November.
f9t9 when the gain over the like month Ia 1905 was
Dar cent However 4.6 Der cent is the smallest
r1-fo OF Increase reported for many months past.
Money is in actye deIaaaq' oahSs are closely
vSesr where country banks appear To be ,penti-
frII,- s,DDied the result being a good demand for
c0uimercfal paper from such interior points.
Wa@kIv bank clearings show decrease from last
1raelr ard last year, due probably 70 the pauciry
or soc market speculation Collections range from
fair TO good. though tne car shortage deters pay
In the Northwest. IN the South Atlantic States
moor crou returns responsible for CONSERVATIVE
huving close scrutiny Of credits, slow collections
.nd sumo requests L0E extensions
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15

sor the day amounted 4so 0oe bush wheat and four
out Tor the week were not large the previous
Week which fact figure IN the declin-
ING tendency OF the late market weather
map showed rain or West,
PsraS4rsS and clearing weather noted North
WsSI expert business amounted loads, with the
esn market at New York quoted follows: No red,
Iso elevator and 81 lsc ahoat: No Northern
nnIuth' s4Sc. and No hard winter. 1880
anoat CoRN-rhe corn market had drop similar TO
that IN wheat which left final prices n York
"A q 20 net lower Further talk about the increase
ta.fn offerings together with prospects for clearing
an Ihuch colder weather IN the belt had good deal
70 GO with the bearish feeling that prevailed The
l-1Ferpool market closed partly higher. Export
We're 10 loads seaboard clearances $1,000 bush
i, tie interior movement $4,000 bush compared
~ s-l.og9 bush last Shipments the
1or the week 100000 bush. against
-i-aauup husn the previous week No closed 53c
Si . % ana o. - ahoat; No white 55&c and
~. ye4ow, 5Slzc b afioat. OATS-The market for
| AeLt me effects OF liquidation and weakness in
s reports said that 81 per of
IrI IrIheu m farmers hands Iowa New
were quoted as follows Mixed 26 to 50 n, 39
o. a. natural white. so SO 0401zc, and
ppsd SIpped white, 36 to 40 -. s91k G44c RYE-Market
s-eauy, no : western, 6924c C / New York: Jersey
81 state 6fq6 CSC delivered New York. BARLEY
AeL quet; FEEDING 45c mating 10 sec Buff
bLStA w he IMarket dull. quoted 81 25
tpO 10: Wheat including four exports for week.
a3! 70 d5radstreets aggregate 45S5,95T BUSH
Ssa4fst s,tsle2O last week 4435162 year.
Since July whent exports are 81 96e SIS bush against
9t,cSS.9+s last year. Corn exports the week
3,SsIt4 nush, against L109,477 week and 340T7T6
~ year since july l, 1906. exports e0S425I
push. against 29e56,S ,S96 year.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. December II 1896
9udns ell y cars for export alive ~ for sqghereF' and
previous arrivals cars steers were
Treney du and prices sin further declined los % on
fat bulls and medium and good COWS We're fairly steady
few cars Of steers were held over common 70 ehoGe
DAYS cables from the cattle market Of Great Britain
9a014o per shipments from this port today in
GUIDED 100 cattle on the FolyoaTp 70 Para BTaz for J.
R0 quarters Of beeF for s-argsc,fIi & SliIzberyer
and 25oo quarters for Armour 4 Co; the Etruria VIII
Company, the Idaho, Huh 100 cattle for ] sham
1920 Of beet al ports OF Great Britain with
saless sanders: q Ohio steers 1873 u average. at
DO ioe5 n at 81 - "a Penasyvais Do s75 b at S. 50
bulls l6e5 h, at 81 s.. DO. 14ss u, s.; cows
1910 Ib at s. % d. 100 lo at So %; dc. $50 70 at
MCPHERSON 8 CO: IL Kentucky steers 1904 n at
o. a. az iSs 3 p a g. CO.. - 10 20 go $50 IA X n H. "a a. % 10 % m 90 & N e
4 do 976 n at $2 50; = Do ess n at 81 50; . DO
81 70: do $50 n at 81 90; 5 do 9s4 n at ST IS,
n s s5 s. 81 IS DO 1852 & at s. s. Is d. is7 n @ ae
50 6o 70 do, 1oeS ~ at s. s.; do. 500 n at S4 80
T. Do 1918 + at s5 50; DO t515 n So 5o' bull
& Ss598 e. s 81 9as sss 5s u 19 9, 2 % $ g % Ohio
bg,cheTz and with the s[al. calves there were 4s1 On
baTnyard calves. dull and weak, Westerns 25c lower.
Westerns and 20 barnyard calves held
Common prime veals sold S5S9 100 NJ yearlings
and barnyarI calves AT S2S3 %; Western calves sag
s. 10 Dressed calves slow SG13lec PER city
dressed veals. with few exceed 1Sc country
dressed at 80 I2c.
SaIes-N r Hume: 30 veaIz. 14+ 70 average at 50
100 n, do, 141 b. at Ss so. do 13S 10 S5 3
barnyard calves 20O n. NJ 81.
Judd & Co 40 Western calves 200 n. at So IS; IS
KerGs Commission Company. 81 Kentucky calves $50
n at So 65
Andrew Mullen veaIs. 135 n at SIS
T. c. Curtis & SON I baruyard calves o35 II So
l yearng $50 n at So; l do, 450 n, at So 80
: Sanders. barnyard calves 235 rb, at SIS 10
head including FOR city saughterers IOta for
the market. Sheep in moderate demand stealdyf
lambs slow and trths weak The pens fully
cleared Jersey City Good sheep sold S5 256S5 80
per II: q OF choice wethers IS. cuIls AT
So 50ES3; medium 70 good lambs 81 25GSs; ar s.
Dressed quiet s410c Per ID slow
AT I04e G13c, wEh l27ac a more general price.
SalesS. Sanders: So Pennsylvania lambs aver
IS Pc 100 H. 80 Buffalo 50 To- 81 so q
PENNSYLVANIA sheep, l29 s. so: culls, 10 az So
%. G. III, at s. 50
Kerns Commission Company: Buffalo lambs ~ %
Tobln & shannon; 200 Ohio wehers. I07 h. at Sc 15
J. g. Curtis & son. 46 lambs. 65 ID. ar 81 9O
120 do. SO 10, 81 80; 80 cuLs H. So 40
81 25 -'''D' % DO 1'
HOGS-Receipts were - cars. or 1855 head all FOR
saUghterers- Nothing doing to-day but feeling steady
for all weights Country dressed hogs quiet si2G10c
per ID for medium 70 light weights
Sales date yesterday}W P Hume: 48 hogs.
70 So 10 per 100 h; rouEhs. h.
Andrew Mullen roughs, 3O2 H. at s. 80.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Dec 4.-CATTLE-Recaipts. about $500
head; market slow and dg; common 70 prime steers
s4GST 40; 81 65lS4 70. heiteTs. - 60GS5
$2 t0s4 90 calves 81 75SS stocers and feeders 81 II
asa 90 HOCS-Raceipts. about 1000 head:
shade higher; choice heavy. SO 200 So Is light
butchers 81 157S6 choice light So iOG$6 light
Sc 10GJS6 l5. PACKING 50 9S6 pigs s6GeS6
SEEEE'-Recepts about $500. market weak slow
sheep S39SG IS yearlngs 81 60IpS6 25 lambs So 75p
81 75
Cincinnati Dec. 14.-HOGS steady butchers ship
pers So 25GS6 27l= - t01S6 y. CATTLE
slow fair % good shippers 81 2egS5 90 common, S2g
81 50 SHEEP slow and easy. S@tS+ 6J. LAMBS easy
and slow. 81 25U$7 TO
Kansas City Dec. 1+.-CATTTE-Feeceipts. 6,OOO head
including Southerns. steady choice
dressed beef steers s5 50QS5 T5 good 81 9O
So ~. 50 stOckers
81 75S 5o Southern steers s. 9odS5 5 southern
s21S3 25 live S2HS+. native heifers. 81 eOGS5;
bulls 81 250fS3 80 calves s. 50ISG so HOGS-ReCePts
6sO0 head steady .; bulk or sales So Is
20. 2NS6 % packers. So lT2 fS6 %. pigs
and lights SIS 25NS6 20 SETIEP-Receipts 1.1l0 head
market steady: lambs S6GS7 So and yesrlngs $50
SO 20; Western feed sheep. 81 5QS5 75 sockers and
feeders So 6O4$5.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15

CCTTON-Ths cotton market and unsettled
with prices making low record the The
close was steady AZ net decline OF 20g5 points Sales
were reported = 100000 bales. The market opened
barely steadv a decline o9 1912 points response
lower cables than expected Il notice day
December contracts and notices representing 5000
bales were sad to he IN circulation There seemed 70 be
70 one willing % take the cotton, ar1 the market
December option After that had sold about Is
points under Jaua-V and notices had been
o. The market rallied 5GS points covering. but there
We're rurD0-s Of markets. there heavy
selling by o. thu local bears and the market
weakened again, catching stoTorcers the down
late trading. The close little UP from the low
result = The weather q
factor but the large considered bearish
item and evidently had ~lsiceIable influence the
Liverpool market which closed decline Of 25a8s
points when dge higher the New York close
O. the prev The English spot market
stescyloE feature hoU-Eer with prices and
C- 1000 bales spot
es O-hcally reported unchanged 10 so lower and
the racr that aOt many lulsl wires received
feared b some % argue easier situation IN the
terror Superintendent Kings weekly figures
follow Port receipts. 45.S5 bales 256S25
overland mills and Canada, 6s14l bales,
43Cez last Southern mill cakluEs. Os000 bales.
against 5000 last stock Interior towns,
for the week 57e5i5 bales, $50 wear.
Total crop enent-Pc-t receipts 5.143 6sJ baes,
against +tl6SA last year overland 70 mills and CaEaa.
4ols5S bales against 81 90 last year. Southern mill tax
i-Es $1,000 bales. against I'a 600 last year stock at
interior OF September T, 51oT2S bales,
against 545,Jl7 year brought sight
6S72 376 bales, 6.252.Ig3 last
The total crop movement is Tor l05 days this season,
against 1e3 last season.
The range contract prices to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
CONDITION OF TRADE.
'.Punls Revfew" saws

Holiday trade monopoIzes attention. although
there IS a steady gain in distribution Of winter
goods the temperature becomes more seasonal
BE. Some irreguariry is still noted in collections
attributed TO high money rates or failure TO mar
Eet the crops This would make the ono adverse
feature OF the commercial situation indirectly due
to the three most striking evidences OF national
prosperiry-scerctty OF money and railway
facilities The inadequate supply OF labor is at
tested numerous Increases in wages tsxtila
mills and in many other occupations. the financial
situation IS shown by the heavy deficit OF the
associated r.0Es and the sixth measure OF raIisf
this year av the Secretary OF the Treasury and
complain about freight blockades are numerous
one shipper at the South stating that hundreds OF
tons or pig iron have not yet started although the
ears loaded in octopef. w holesalc and lob
bing houses il many industries do NOT exIlsct
much new business during the last half OF psceIn-
Der and they are preparing to take inventories
There is little Idle machinery at Leading manu-
sslIlrsxk ElanEs, 10 rrSenaJ kz Qnisk dsllgsry
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

rBv e.eg-a-h 70 The Tribune
Chicago De- 7s-Fusiness on the board To-Day
vas SLOW aud o. dispir1ting kind. with the ten
Ancy of the r-a-ke-s downward Wheat dragged
~aosr from the start declining &c corn was q
t-gnfy heavier loser. the decline being sc IN De
Saber s-c &c fl Mav. oats lost &c FroV-sloIS
A.oFec declines of from 25zc 20 Sc
lie market for wheat opened firm, WIN oCyers
: ne ana prices of the day before ana very hlue
" s~-e Ar Il turned out shortly after' lneIe "aS
~ h2en wanted News from donestic o1 loleish
'-sces was of e routine and UlstinnnLAll4ls c-af-
- The weakness increased curing 'ne li'S.
= q he session. without any reason OUTSIDE u
- - Speculative conditions December closed al
sc sno May AZ 7SSsc, or i4o each below tne ililAi
',,ssa o o. the day before.
VIZ haa some OF the leftover bulishnsss OF uls
- ueiore. buJ IN such an atmosphere OF genera
gAlAeSs as soon developed IN the otAer grains
- '1ylng spirit llnong the corn specialists quick
e,o --.so' and they Joined the majority AT the
~ December was 4l%c to AVG, the lowest nav
@sn 70 90
II. ~ Tie oats market wss rairiy acIFe' pu'
oS-4ishness Of the Gay before considerably
I-1eo There was no substantial stand made
bulls untn the May price OF oats was down
~ out al that some good buying orders ar
va. As decline The closing price OF December
,se It's lowest. and OF May Ssc to SS1so' u1e
taV1ng been sso
s,r''sions s,rrs we're active. with prices shoWIaS
g. tendency The market is attractive TO
gb'oFs because Of the continued small supply
sssrse January pork sold at SIS %. or 70 .lS b.
sr,- aEd sold at s. T. Of, 70 IS 70 20 s. 72z, and
a. e 'Ss. January rtbs sold sE Sef1s eii
- u~>~6 - a n /. "a M
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, December Il. 1908
f-t----1he coffee market opened advance
to 10 points and during the middle session ruled about
% 10 - points net higher moderate which
VS. ild0ced oy the hruaer European markets
Ser oQ-lsh reports concerning valorzatiOn rian
Ao|lo the close. however offerings increased believed
10 he for European account. and market
Sos-llE easy ) Sales
10Y the Gay reported of 50 900 baEs. The
feature OF the cables.
Nll suggested that the French trade in particular
laslrs attention deveoDmeuts IN
Nlorizatlon plan than accorded reports
me local market OF the previous day Havrs closed
net advance OF 94IIl following
market there on Thursday. Hamburg quiet and
TaTer indifferent closing unchanged i pfeung
There was no SPECIAL feature the regular Brazilian
ca0.es- ltio lower. advanced
res and the rate Of Brazilian Exchange unchanged.
ttecelpts be
atte1tion, IN view OF the Of
Sac Pauo IS buying 10000 bags daily. II was re
ported thai the Valorizarion of 100000
been Xed for January the date probably being
which the viii Brazilian
government The market for spot coffee STEADY.
grade.
The rnnge Of prices local market to-
vas n
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Ttve-,ool Dec I4-CIosins- WHEAr-Spoe frr-s No
. red Western winter 6s futures dun December nom
inaf- March Ss sad. May. IS 4sd CORN-spot Q1ists
AMERICAN Al. futures quiet January. A. tAd
March IS ID HOPS-At London Pacific Coasc) staady
~ "a I5a4st4 FTyOCR-St Louis. fancy, wfntsr.
Steady al = PEAS-tslnadian arm at 6s 10d BEEF
srn stsady at SIS Sd HAMS-Short cut u 70 u y
ous.r a. BACON-tIrlherlant cut. - 70
Quiet rb l6 TO "a n firm at SIS Cd; long
nittes. light. = 20 - n. dun az Ss 40 heavy
4O ltl az Sis 81: clear Is
quiet at 81. bellies. Il Ia u. quiet
Prime Western in tisrces easy az ass 81; American
refined. In pals d,lll az ass rALIOW-Srtns city
strong az eSs. TCRPENyrTSE-S strong
CEfEESE-CaaadiAn, nesS white, quiet d0s 6ds
PETRoLEUM steady ss sssd- RoSrN-couAnaa nxn -
los 60
New-York tribune., 1906-12-15
Financial.
OFFICE OF THE
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER & PITTSBURGH RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
30 Wall Street New York. December iSth. 1903
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given pursuance Of resolutions
adopted by its stockholders directors the Buffalo
Rochester Pittsburgh Company has transferred
TO the Mahou1-g Investment corporation OF
the state Of Maine, title and interest OF the
Railway Company OF the Rochester Pitts
burgh Coal & Iron Company consideration OF stock
OF the Mahontng Investment Company the amount OF
par OF <4125OOe The stock OF the Mahouing Invest
nen Company viii be distributed The holders %
the preferred and Buffalo Rochester
& Pittsburgh Railway Company Thursday.
Decsmoer 10th. 1906 at three = n. and each stock
holder viii receive by mall December Z7tt.
1906 temporary certificates representing
Mahoning Investment Company equivalent twenty-hvs
cent of the value his holdings OF Buffalo.
Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway CoraDany's stock
cordance With the notice mailed day
each stockholder Additional copies notice Be
obtained upon application at this Office.
By order OF the Board
J. H. HOCART secretary A G. YATES President