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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-21

book may be up-to-date, instead of almost
a year behind. Other important inn
provements are promised by the new
management. Editor G. S. Forbes is
bound to make a success and book in
valuable to every Vermonter.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-21

frequently results from neglect of clogged
bowels and torpid liver, until constipa
ton becomes chronic. This condition is
unknown to those who use Dr. King
New Life Pills; the best and gentlest
regulators of Stomach and Bowels. Guar
anteed by ". u. sheldon, druggist
Price % cents.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-21

Open the bowels and get the cold out of
your system. Kennedy's Laxative Cough
Syrup opens the bowels and at the sumo time
allays the Inflammation OF the mucous
membranes. Contains Honey aud Tar.
Drives out the cold and stops the cough.
to the National pure Food and Drug Law.
Pleasant to take. sold by W. II. Sheldon.
Middehury; South Side Drug Store, Bristol
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-21

Neglected colds make fat grave
yards DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup
help, men and women to a happy, vigor-
ous old age
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-12-21

Walton's Vermont Register will not be
issued until after the March meetings in
order that this important part of the
The daily tribune., 1906-12-26
CHRISTMAS
N FLORENCE
Day Was Generally Observed
by Elks, the Churches
and Others.
ELks PRESENTED OVER 400
Weather Was Ideal and People
Had Christmas Spirit
Pleasure Was Not
Marred.

Probably never in the history Of
Florence was there ever . prettier
Ohristmas morning dawned than yes.
terday. The weather was like spring
and continued throughout the day.
making the occasion . beautiful o-e.
The day was generally observed. more
so probably than usual. Relatives
entertained ard dined relatives. the
churches held their uaual Christmas
entertainments. etc.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-26
THE ELKs.

In the afternoon. from . to 4. Flor.
epoe lodge No. GIL. kept open house
for the children In their lodge room
in the Lotaoh block. During the
two hours the room was visited by
from 400 to 500, eaca Of whom was
presented with something Of use and
value. The Elks had . vary hand.
somely decorated Christmas tree on
which Was hung hundreds of presents
for the young. The presents con.
sisted of all kinds Of toys nuts.
candies. clothing and many other
articles and not . child was turned
away without being waited on. IL
required the attention OF Eve Elks
to distribute the gifts and handle
the crowd In the easiest manner.
Mrs ]. @ Macdonald. Mrs. Albert
Brown. Mrs. ". W. Oafky. Mrs MAts
Carroll aud Mrs. l.. NJ Hovey. All
wives of Eiks. we're the ladies com.
mistse on entertsiumeus and IL 10 to
them shat credit is due for the success
Of the day They made all the ar.
rang ments. decorated the tree dis.
tributed the presents. made the 45o
bags and filled them with candy.
They did splendid work and the aft.
ernoon passed withous any annoy.
anoe whatever.
The Elks were entertained BY the
ladies In the evening. A ten.pum.
Der program WAS rendered and some Of
the best talent In the oity was on the
program. Miss Purcell. one Of the
new oomsrs to the oity. and who
went to Pueblo to spend Christmas
with relatives. returned last evening
In order to assist In the program.
She gave q reading aud . piano solo
and played the accompani imeDt for
all the soloists. e. B Criddls gave
one Of his usual hiRh class recitAtions.
Miss Lila Smith rendered . sons
whicn Was highly appreciated. T. ".
Roberts sang . solo and Ms Sutorius.
very recent arrival and wife OF DR..
Sutorius. rendered . piano solo. Mr.
Kleinz sang. Two young oolored
gentlemen Of the oity entertained tbs
crowd with mandolin and guitar mum
bers The services of all these talent
ed persons were donated. Senator ].
G. Johnston aud other we'll known
Eiks made short speeches appropriate
to the day and occasion.
The Elks spent about e400 In gifts.
Some OF tho artioles given away were
candies. toys. books. handkerchief.
caps. knee pants. ovsralls. sweaters.
ntookings eto Then the needy Of tbs
CITY were remembered BY packages Of
groceries. Many families were assist
Cd In making tn. day happy 10 thi,
manner. Shoes we're gwen 10 other
families and the GOOD work wss CON
tiuusd even until this morning when
four pAtrs were sent ont 70 . wssi
Fiorsncs lady. Other ladies wsrs
given % and n orders for dry goods.
II was not known just WhAs wa need.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-26

ed the worst. 30 orders were given on
storskeepers and the receivers Of the
Rifss will call there for what they re.
quire.
Suoh geperousity % this bv the
Eiks will make them almost immortal
in the hearts OF any Florence resi-
dents This object Of the lodge orisi.
Eally is charity and the members of
the local lodge lived MP to its prinei-
pies.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-26
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The Christian church last Light was
dlied to the utmost with parents and
ch.'trsn to sac the Christina enssr.
tainment. even stanii footG BEING
taken. Instsad Of ths usual program.
there was . cAntata In which several
of the Sunday school children took
part. Santa CLAUS visited this church
and distributed 100 treats for tho
children. A large tree handsomely
decorated. ersoed the rostrum of the
church Il wAs one Of she mott
successful Christmas entertainments
ever attempted BY this Sunday
school.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-26
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The Prsaby teri An church was none
too large 70 accommodate those who
assembled to SEQ ths Christmas en-.
tertainment on Christmas eve. A
very prettilv decorated tree stood on
the lefs hand corner In front Of the
building. A short program wAs rem.
dsred In which the smaller and young.
or members Of the school took part
Il WAS . star Christmas entertain
mens and thousands Of stars were sus.
pended in the room and the effect wss
vsty handsome. All the children who
attend tue school vera remsm bsred BY
being siven treats Of candy. The
cancy was put mp in little boxes the
shapa Of stars making the star scheme
oompl ste throughout.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-26

(oentinusd on page ~
The daily tribune., 1906-12-26
METHODIST CHURCH

There we're two trees 1t tho Mstho.
dist oharch sntsRtainmsnt Monday
night and the decorations thsFs we're
szperb. 10 this oass the teachers 70.
membersd ssoh member Of his class
and shs Glasses ~ . whole semsmbs
ID their tssnhsr. The sntsrtainnsut
The daily tribune., 1906-12-26
BAPTIST CHURCH

The Baptist ohuroh gave their usual
sucssssful eutertaiom ,nt last night
and the house was hlled. The people
Of the citv seemed to be imbusd with
the Christmas spirit and nocked where
entertainments were held. A pro.
gram Of twenty mine numbers was rem.
dered. but spsn' to5ay forbids ita pub.
iioation. A large Christmas tree
graoed the ohuroh and II wAs bssuti
fully decorated too The candle .
tkst we're give 70 the children we're
the very best cream candy. Each
child given . bag Of candy. an apple
and m orange.
The daily tribune., 1906-12-26

Real Estate, Loans and
lnsszanes - Rentals
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
SULPHUR BARS OUT MoLAssEs.
Big Falling OF in Shipments Because Of
State Pure Food Law.

Molasses promises 90 be very sca-cs arrtcss
IN PhiIadeiphia unless some arrangement os
made between the State Dairy and Food Commits
sion and tho Louisiana molasses men whersoy the
law proh!ting the OF sulphur IN It's manufacture
can be brfdged over As the matter COW stands
the Pennsylvania law forbids the OF sulphur.
and even minute quantity OF IL found IN the prod
ucr Is sufficient 10 condemn Il. and the grocer.
baker or candy maker IN whose possession II .
found is subject 10 severe penalties The LOUISIANA
molas.es manufacturers claim that they must USE
sulphur and lime In making their goods, and tney
threaten 10 discontinue all shipments TO dealers II
PelnsylvanI -. - .,,,x4av,
Sugar Planters Association. which cohtIois I-s
y,oiaxses market visited Washington. ana Were
asS1-ad nv DR. Wiley that the National Flre eooo
law would not include the pronioiCon OF s1-pnu-.
phosphorus acid lime and that ne S5ctes41IS s-1
or Agriculture would admit withoGS oolectiol
niolasses that contained no other oo'setionA0is
matter - -, - ,r-r.ha, av~-p
Rerning Company said yesterday ! cannot con-
t sr,v reason for objecting 70 the use OF sulphur
IN molasses II has been used for ha!r a century:
and have Yet 70 hear OF any one oelns harmed
Sv IL Why In my ooyhood days su!pn1r ana
rlYolasses was a compulsory periodical lose.
runs 40 absut forty thousand barrels year. There
are but Few agencies that directly control the sup
NV A member OF OF these said yesterday
Erhs pure Food law provision relative 10 moias9ss
ba. welinish entirely killed the business Nv sAiee
~ wear up this period ran into Thousands oS
time this year. while not order IN advance - on
nv books for future delivery. against hundreds
ordered &C this time last year"-PAiladsipht>
ReoeeA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

DecenlDer +
COFEEF-ThA coffee steadler again to-day
and March sold 500. compared with 5,soc, the
Nv no7+ opening unchanged 10
roir+e lower hut the decline confined
two positions and the market hrmed up on re-
nevaI OF the demand from and Europe which was
encouraged by steady cables lighter receipts and
effect OF the surtax
per bag. which into enect on JeceI4er
Was steady a. a advance OF oQlo points
ae for the 5av we're reported Of 81 $50 The Euro
pean market steady showing, with ttaVre t<gA3
higher. This might have been improved upon from me
bull not considered pad showing
in view Of the the previous day In these
Brazilian markets We're stesdier win
Rio and santos reis higher. and the rate OF e1-
change was unchanged Paulo receipts reported tor
The day received late were heavier than yesterdays
and probably have been felt IN the market mad
another AS II II was
sa6 that bags May changed hands unofhclally
ar abo1t points :hs closing figures unofciaiy
Fluctuations the movement Of course 10
be expected and that while the surtax Is now
effective on fresh declarations export consider
able amounts coffee arranged for or declared
prior 10 December which have Vet been shipped
out The market for spot coffee quiet with quota
tions on the basis OF she Rio No 7.
The range contract prices IN the local market to-
daNy as follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

yesterdays trading The opening a decline ot
points. and the market closed steady al net de-
cline IA points. Sales 10000
bales. The opening decline hardly much due
cables. points lower,
when expected about 5 points lower.
Private cables said Influenced by
selling level but that the strength OF
the situation abnormal and that, in the opinion
Of many houses, the decline would not be permanent
The English spot market 8 points sales OF
5000 bales. The declining tendency aided doubt
by the weekend figures, which showed a comparatively
large increase IN the visible supply OF cotton for the
and reflected smaller absorption from available
supplies than last year in spite Of the very bush re
drygoods Southern
recently feature being
bUllishness Of spot Montgomery
said that mills beginning inquire freely
for the low grades and from other sections Of the
eastern belt offerings said be light. The
trading here largely OF weekend character and
O evening smaller Of
closed their
prior holiday Thursday, The
weather a little unsettled belt, but
precipitation Of consequence reported 1t rumored
that leading local had estimated the
report Saturday show between 10 100 900
10 200 600 bales gnued to December /.
The % prices in the local market to-day
was
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. Dar

New York. December 7.
BEEvEs-Hscepts were % 7I2 head, in
cuding IS cars for slaughterers and Tor the market
Nothing doing Nonira!y steady Dressed beef had
a light inquiry last quotations Latest Liverpool
and London advicss reported cattle steady q
12sc per n dressed weight; retrssrated beef slow at
Shlpmsnts to-day included So cattle
the Colorado Hull and $3.50 quarters OF beef the
Philadelphia London and the Mesaha sailing to-
cattle ana 1900 quarters OF beef
CAIVES-Receipts were IT head. all for butchers
except head STEADY feeling for ali sorts calves
Common 10 good veala sold at sc SogS 10 per 100
10 No sra,ssrs or Western calves offered. Dressed
calves duiet and IN light supply. with al a
lsHc per n Tor city dressed veais and 6911aG for
salas-w r Hume: vsals. 1o6 70 average. 50 80
per 100 ID.
s Sander 1 veal, 100 N. az IS 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts II cam. or
e3s2 head tnoludng . foF slauEhterers and { for
the market Steady both sheep ane lambs ana ali
offerings ver- disposed OF early in day Com
mon ue sheep sold at 81 294s6 30 per leo rh
medium TO prime lambs at 81 20 O 81 Cana
dian lambs offered Dresssd mutton auis. At "a I0o
D.S III dE.sssd Am5s sts.y s.sy 81 ~ Sisf
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
GOVERNOR IN BUNGALOW.
Colorado's New Executive to Make His Own
Home the Official Mansion.

bungalow will the executive mansion
OF Colorado dhring the next two years For one
thing Mrs. Henry A. Buchtci, wtfe OF the Gov
ernor-elec asserts she would not leave her pretty
little home IN University Park. one OF the suburbs
Of Denver TO become mistress OF the finest man
sons Capitol Hill.
For his own part. the man who Is TO be Governor
says that his duties will require his residence near
the University OF Denver. OF which he Is chancel-
lor. He has idea OF relinauishinx his charge
over the 100 students OF tho Methodist institution.
''Whv should ~" he asks II have given some
Of the best years Of life 10 the building up Of
the university. Why should desert merely be-
cause the people OF Colorado have called 20
another ofice-
The double task will be by no rlaans impossible
I'm an early riser; sometimes I up before
o'clock and II necessary can get up even earlier.
st shall have breakfast, stop at the university
and attend my correspondence there and then
swing on a car and get down TO the Capitol In time
to begin the DAYS work Governor at the usual
hour o'clock At night may and another hour
or two to devote TO the university
DR.. Buchtel-he is doctor both or laws and or
divinity-ls six feet tall, broad shoudered deep
chested wide browed and firm javed He is atty
n Is as a builder that he has accomplished most
IN nfe He built Trinity Church: OF Denver, one
Of the largest and most influential Western Metho-
dist congregations. He took charge OF u u
versity when ii was struggling Tor existence and
There IS general conviction that builder is
ticular time. Perhaps "Parson Buchtel may III
he accepted the nomination for Governor
coll as ne puts H. in the language OF the Methodist
nreacher although II came TO him after five Re
publican politicians had turned deaf ears 10 IT.
rJ,ass others limited a a taint the nomina alton
hsrause s'Bill" Evans controlled the state conven-
VIZ
pntier offered him the nomination for Prosecuting
aTtorney OF ST. Louis, bowed and said
IT Will accept. and II elected Will do my duty
Now that he has been elected be defines the pres
.rt sitnafion as he II. IN these words:
II stand for the new deal-the SQUARE deal. What
Colorado needs to-day IL not tighter. but a ruge-
MAN believe in big things Here in Colorado We
breathe the deepest breaths OF the purest most m
~ irorarinr air tonic there is We building bi,
men big in body and brain What most need
rcy- Is constructive work. the building up OF our
CommonweaIth- This is possible even after all our
s-ryys The war 10 over, and peace 'eonsth In rhe
sn<De1&nHr NpepyH oiapaHoh n baltimore Auos
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
ouTsrDE SECURITIES.

...rl..,ou in outside securities was almost en-
-+-.5 in Nipissing, the stock being sold
bssvv scale by the same interests which
!, IN Friday. In other quarters Of the mar
~ "oAs s--ustions were only slight, with steady
So. st Ntpissing opened Of s. and subse-
..sntly broke q. further but near the close raj
va slightly. Newhouse Mining on the other
B1 as houghr heavily. and showed i'm
n1--sr+ BE- of 10 points United, after easing OF
- developed dr1nness. Tennessee ruled
e Nevada Smelling was firm and in fair de-
@le usnr Edward. Silver Queen, Stewart, Fur
lA-- c-.sk Oxide and 6 number Of the other low
|IDe .bs-es were fractionally of The industrial
~ rss dull but steady. Bonds were quiet and
,-,- unchanged
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

Produce Exchanbgo and higher. There were no
transactions Standard foundry (newl are quoted as
Ilt9&s' MaTSh s2sgS25 sgS25y Is 3 ''S'-'' ''' ''
MoIAssEs AND sYRUPsBusness in the market mark I3' for
syrups moderate and OF ssnh-hoIl-
day character, business was suspended IN tae sugar
the influence o. small 9srHgs SotatIs a 6s goeG
1Sq@0c: prime, 26a2sc Orleans. open kettle, s09
$Sc SERoPs s9"oT 3c Jag 5sasd ie l' so' log
OuS-Cottonseed oil continues firm for nearby posi-
tons limited supplies and in sympathy with crude.
VAS fairy actEe sp4t oil ge Tes 400 4 bb sTnf eeeSr ee2} all
ac 200 bbls JspGaEy } & at 800 SDs March
seed oil uu-hanGed Refined petroleum in sstis-
faeoEy demand at recent 2 prices so We % quote % 6k @
cases New York 1oo; Philadelphia. 9a5o water white
New York. bbls. $500. and in BULK. etoo Phiia- ts
sDHa Nes sS Tsr and Gso n Rg s5s Sae 6
SEED oIL-PTtme crude mills 2gSSoo prime f7
Do Ma se{4 4S65sc: 10 july a6i q37.o; prime white
and prime winter yellow, nominal LINsEED OIL L.
erSan seed sH SJyy & ss" B % raw *@
Ms was sr; strong asvapss ss,t IN s 9
offerings and eomission house tGyng The market con-
tnqed very hcIn until near sh Go5 m r when Il The cane I
cepts chicago IS 600 head with 1000 expeGtsd
81 5ooo H00al Omaha AG 5oe9 and the rog
9SoeS s Msss 5Ss 7 ss So fam uos e; ss
s6q$e; family SIS 5o@s1s packet k $40 5sssl1' extra
ti-s at So 56sse4 DRESSED 9qotst BaSqns
ioo Sso c6r 8g n KS Pc esIiis. 81 quiet &
I2f5ei 10 n T@l1Ac; z n. 1o4@.e @ 4 10 4otg1S1c
STEADY City. 6+sc; country, 5sq8sc: LAFtD-Eesy.
Quoted Middle prime, eo59e l5c nominal city
lard steady quoted at s5sgec Refined lard Quoted
South america, 1O5Ooj Continent 9eoc Brazil KEGS.
II SOC Compound steady; quoted s1sGsAc STEAR-
INE-steady' Quoted oiso HE; city lard stearine
10Ac
RICE-Locally business very active. with
steady and prices unchanged while the South
good sales run rates with the
output of the promptly Quotations follow
Domestic screenings ga case; second heads 4G+@ac
choice heads 4AR4c; fancy heads oG6+2c extra fancy
heads 5%. a6c Japan, domestic, 4sg4.c; Patna ga o
&c. lava 4Tkd5iac: Rangoon. IN bond. IA f2lEc-
TTGAR-To-,iay was observed a holiday IN the
sugar trade and prices therefore nounally un-
Paw last quoted, with duty
pai4 rates as follows: Centrifugal l-S2c; muscovado
40 test 5-1saS 11-92c and molasses sugar, SO
q I
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT,
MACKENZIE & CO., Inc,

lambs 70 70 average a. q Per icc reI .77 DC. s.
70. a 81 %.
w P Hume: gc6 Pennsylvania lambs. II ID, AZ
g rs: sheep, 1IS s5 SO.
Sanders: lambs. So 10, At 81 so; shesp
f4O 70 at So 2b; do. 101 10. at " IS.
HOGs-Receipts Is cars. a,s32 head al for
sIaugherers Norninay steady. Country dressed hogs
slow at unchanged prices.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

Y,oregn coffee Grkes: IloC01ee market steady: No
RIO 4s0- exchange G-32d receipts 5000 ship
neut for the Tinted 1000 shipments Europe.
Sautas-Conee ma! keJ steady, good
average 3entoT 4SlOO. 81 stock 1752
0o0 Eamburs-Cofee market opened va y higher
u IA was ret unchanged 70 = higher;
bag Havr,-Conee market opened i4nja higher;
al II m unchanged. sales. 81 900 bags.
Tie statistical poriton OF BRAZILIAN coffee Is follows
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

lower Decenber 5s2d Decenbeanuarv 776 a. goi5s gopn
ar o.4.5d an Fehrgarg1Marc 5I2ad March
JoneTJ4ly 6s1 I'd JulyAugust s23ed August-septen-
5is 5so4 sod $3.50 oo'o0eFNovemOs
..g flour An AND MEAL.-FIour was in poor demand
was dull bTt v hG1q s5eI9y 2Ra @ Re hour
81 90 ass 10; winter straghts So 5OG5S3 co: winter
patents So Is g$4; spring clears. SO 40 9s3 So
BUcKWTET FoUR1Market steady: quoted - g 20
g9Sa So chooe d@Cs to fancy fancy
g 7S as to bFaa9 faie BA f gEotfd @ Hin dried
Fine % white and ysllow 81 20 Isl 25 coarse s. lO9
ern spring. s23 25; standard midding SEA; aour do
in bulk sss % in :Rs mddn f5g Oiaa sa 50
S 30 IN sacks oil meal cal $50 s9op s22 IN bulk
To.y 4 AeTR 70 ts last halt hour Saturday
ter The action OF December in advancing sso
over and that shorts had o1ersaed te The a
a fair commission on mission house demand and considerable buying
Sentiment appeared 70 be quite cheerful outlook
and private cables inated that there might be big
ssss aasieiss- amt pa
healthy at0Sne s aaaY ~ @nen wes suddenly confronted
All OF the pit holdings we're hastily thrown the
for May and So &c FOR July these figures representing tie
G 9oGs % GPs P w eeeb VIZ ysaF a when @
rather light The present Mt @ shows up large to
although only about normal with The
s9 ~ rae local ] @ @ Il cass
sgn markets 3 ggs With s5s oh m Zoo and @
bnsa compared with lL24OoO0 the previous week Cash
wheat in New York quoted follows: No
7aao elevator and s1Aso afoatI No Northern Du-
Iuth Sac and No hard winter, T7Ac Buffalo
Cr0rN.-The market without important change
,nr near the close when Il eased of with wheat.
clocE December New York quoted at SO 80 Janu
a., AZ m ac and May 60Hc. Whatever bullish
nce appeared practically orset by predictions
aar and much colder weather In the West The LIVER
noo market so ne- lower and export sales amounted
- Commission houses leading sellers Of
Nav corn in Chicago. Locally No corn was quoted at
54o elevator and $40 aioat; No white os1sc and
" y.Iiow 5Sisc b afoat OArS-ComInission
to,s~s were sellers Chicago but elevator
- Sa,ght 40 freely the market had strong ad
npce fielding only after wheat and had both turned
80 - Taur the Most OF tho deliveries taker
g., b one interest Cash oats in New York closed steady
at the following prices Mixed ~ To 81 TO Sge natars
Wss@4gst~ 90 RYF-Market Arm; No wexsrn 5sAe E
oe VIZ, New Jersey and state s4ap68o delivered New
T0rL "a .FIY-Market firm feeding. 4Sc and mating
4gG5gc 9 Buralo bCGhWdH- -hhrAHt qu'e'
1uo;ed at 81 IS per 100 D. -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
BONDS.
INACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

.'ts. +sells cents per share,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
BARNES-KING DEVELOPMENT co.

H c. Brown & Co, that the Subscriptions
OF Ba<nes-Kinx Develop
Co. the bs allotted alc>-
ment will be the subscriptions received up
including December sth. 1905
Both originally intended Applications uac>
December sth viii considered making
allotment
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
BOSTON CURB MARKET.

CReported by J. Thomas Reinhard No IL Wall street
New York. and No: 10 Exchange Place Bostonl
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
CJpartnership Dissolution.

SIS Broadway, New York,
November 80, 1905.
The copartnership heretofore existing under the
frm of Walter c Stokes & Co, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent
WAITER c. STOKES.
JOHN F. THOMSON,
WALTER ". STOKES,
ALBERT c. BOSTWICK, Special
No. 65 Broadway, New York,
December l, 1905
We have this day formed a copartnershp under the
Stokes Robinson e the purpose OF
taking and continuing business OF Walter c
Stokes & Co.
WALTER c. STOKES,
GEORGE II. ROBINSON,
JOHN F. THOMSON.
ALBERT c BOSTWICK,
WALTER W. STOKES.
ATTMORE ROBINSON.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.

INDUST RIAL.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool Cables Spot cotton
quiet; sales 1000 bales speculation export 500
bales; American 1900 bales receipts bales: Amer
lean $4,000 bales; ntddlng upland 66i opened
steady points lower closed quiet, 10 10 points
lower December 5s2d; December Sid
ary February. 5741sd. FebruaryMarch, 72tad March
april o1ot2d; ADril-May. 57s14d: May-June. 5SOIad:
JCneuly, 6s1 I'd JulyAugust, 5.S21sd: Augus-Sepen
her Sod; September October 55sd October-Noverber
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
BOSTON STOCKS.

.seIls cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

Sex dividend.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

Furnished by r. L. Day Co, No. Nassau streetl
Dec
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

Produce Exchaubge and higher. There were no
transactions Standard foundry (naw) quoted as
follows January S22 T5g$24; February. SD 50gs4 and
March S22TS23 70