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hETTY GREENS SON.
sNc., n smart One" and Is Now
 Railroad President.

Edward Rowland Robinson Green. who was nominated by the "Reorgan- ized Rppublcans' for governor oi Texas, but declined to run. Is the son of Mrs. Hctty Green, the richest woman in America He ls president ol the Texas Midland railroad, and ms mother says. Eds I smart one. lie did not become president of railroad without working hard to attain that r,ng on the ladder of success, despite his mothers influence in the hnancial world Wh"a he graduated from col legp in 1SS7 lis mother aSk"d hilH what he wanted to do.
 4Weli. mother, said thc young man. .I think would like, first of all. tT take a vacation and have a G"od timr. About tltrce months would be enough. I thiltl, Ihe latter asi'ed him AoN much lnouey lee would need for his eE penscs @hle resting and he fep!!eE that about &1,a09 week would SHlt him. She turned 10 her secretary and told him lo pIaec $l2.o09 10 young MT. Greens credit The latter started olt to enjoy his vacation, and for tWelNt' weeks Mr>. Green saw or heard notA ing of her boy on the Iasf day of the last meHth yoHfiS Green returned t7 his mother md reported himself ready for work aH His oceaSian Mrs. Green did not consult iler sons wishes as t7 just W hat employment would suit hin.
 T W;lIt. @ >,Ic said, turning 10 her clerk those papers about thc Connect
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
MOHAMMED'S BLOODY HAND
History of the Imprint on n Pillar In
 the Church of St. Sophia,

History of the Imprint on n Pillar In
 the Church of St. Sophia.
 Ill the course of our exploration in Constantinople we visited building in an obscure and poor quarter of Stamboul inha bited solely by Moham- medanS.
 It is called the Mosque Kahrie, but it is or was church dedicated to the Blessed Virgin. The beauty of the mosque ceiling and walls not even cen turies of neglect have been able to ob literate
 When we returned to the great Church of St. Sophia, now d mosque, and saw again the print of the bloody hand of Mohammed, which is pointed out high up on the wall of that once Christian church, we understand it's significance better than we had at first sight
 Mohammed H. after advancing his outposts gradually and stealthily had finally, as if in a night, crossed the Bosporus from Asia and raised his forts on the European side of the stream. Just the day before, cn q trip up the BoSporus, We had seen the ruins of those Notifications.
 The rulers of the city had protested in vain against this encroachment. When the Moslems finally attacked the city the Christians fled in terror to St Sophia. An ancient legend, firmly believed, promised that this sanctuary was absolutely safe.
 Mohanilned proved the fanacy of their trust by breaking down the doors, mul1lering those who had sought safe ty there, men, women and children So many of them that finally, forcing his horse over the great pile ot dead bodies. away up oil the side of pillar he planted his bloody hand on the clear wall in token of his victory over the Christians. That cory haud still orersliadows the fairest portion of s0athea stern Europe --kosafT Mhga- zine,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
,Iis M v . The Art of Glove Cutting.

The cutters of the great glove houses higher wages than the cutters Of the most faShionabLe tailofs ill I.onion and New York. Sc difticnlt is this art of cutting gloves that most of the prin- eipal cutters are known 10 the trade by namc and hy f;nie. and the peculiar knives which they use in the business are 50 highly prized that they are handed dowa from generation to gen eration as hcirloomS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28

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ally 1ifculation Exceeds
 z,5OO Copies
SUNDAY, 5GT0BER 26, 1906.
ICE N IN LOSE AGAIN

lnly the Sll4 efae Court Stands Be tween Them and the Work 4.s.-sa..-s aapps.faoASe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
The Poultry Business.

Billtuzz= See that sharp looking man oyer there: lie has made q fortune out of the poultry business. luhb Is that 50: He doesn't look like man who raised chtellcnS Billfuzz Raise chickens: Of course he doesn't He writes books telling other people how much they can make by raising them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28

Never risk a olle, even the least of fensive in it's n;ullre and the most com mon with ! pa"Sep who is not well bred I Lll ,lpSs.>SAl ut >eaSe 10 coMpre' hend it t.rgye"'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28
HAS FIVE WIVES.
President Joseph F. SMith "f the
 ,iormons aid His Arrest.

Joseph Fielding Smith. head o tue Mormon church, who was arrested a few ,ays, ago oil the et;,lge of liTtn4 i1l4itlm lu.iy yswith tlNe= Wives, was 4s~wt+- ness before tin. se4at, .eommltee pA privileges and t.ectious in the Smool case He u that time expressed his belief in the principle of polyga and admitted havin- l a4nlraiB of NiXe>. presidsr't q. sn tfes.t teeentiy Tet'Ifaed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28

bns1 nsI*sss et,a k a%e,.'on a'''t of Judge ktakaiJ of common pleas , burt in the s.ntenee he gave Reuben 7 Iemyn !s Ro tpd Rard l, and a1}. Joseph Mil. er eon1ieteJ of coospitacy in re- } tram of trafe lp the sale oflic There ar. '.ae famous ice cases which were tI5ed in the com'Aen-~pieas court last soyn .aer The sentences .s{ given the u4u were s2,5oQ fine each and six no9ttl ip the tAhes1 woriAhouse' and :, f the suprene court afliraas the lower
 courts they 311s. serve their sentences. The circuit e1lrt also held that the. .va.eatiae sa.i trps- law was constitus
 tional
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cOHTEt- YOU WILL RETIRE
From the, ..ccii,on,anshp of the Repub
 fear N.t oral Committee

Washington. oe. 2l.-PostmastPr Geutfa. CofitAs1 wi y:tire from the chajr,na1 ship 4t the Republ can ha tipua c..,u4,.'t4,. before Ae becomes secretary n ,.,.>- treasury, ill success sion to NtI. ;usH .Iais statelnent WAS nlnd&. totAs ,a eAcasi-ut authority. It has 5a-u s9s.a ,la..! MI lerstood that Secretary. ,5Aaa aaQls retire from the treasury Mst'A ! 2uc all intimatlon 4Mas giyea 1u, t9d3H thal he might se4el l.s lsMn=4e.pi witl the depart ulet! ssariAx3.
 Harry a '.w l.c= chairman of the RnpQ5.je.A1 la .ua, ca@mittee it is il taA Aipeefal. A.ni t37i.3s. he duties Of cha. .g1l2415 "a", t7s' -11oH tires t.s..,, ,41 t.t ez. and,
 a14s. sst4jtsi ~t @. If BiGmias- s@vq~ssst , tti- s4.-~4ss' -.#s.e~.@e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-28

seea .ale1,st bdel:etl s]7 .as is - ri'afiy aAtt. 5; tu. m,nil4.7 .s,,te e. s. k jtt-t 55
 5. rAn.. ,n >u 4r..t} ! A.s .N-n aomn E>4 44,,;.. al aj..sy .fs.:f1sis. va, .441i A.nt.f eT9..a. v s9ua zx5u s"u s4 .tasa'
 Ii .s .ag 4.t,l.4 .s '4. =su.aI4 ,a hamllltft.6 '1si .5'a4raea.. i 1a= ae tah saa | s=ists2f4.~ Yba. sf.pp.lsi5a t>-ea ae Will gladly .<p,al yo.. @ttS ca- d o,r iii ,. 4l4 , Ma:a serAet Jf n5: c4n t'giAat 7 aatt drop us < e85d and aa o,Il D4 atAasti to call en g91 at your homa
 " SMITH. General Agent
 ll8 f-2 Main street, Pin. 8iaT. Ark.
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from t;.p te l.nrope and on his ar rival in tlaA Was informed of inc birth of his forty ihtrd child
 President Smith is of patriHchal ap pearancc He was born in lS;is and married his first wife forty years ago He was elected president of the Mor mon ehQrch h ly0t.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
OTHER MARkETs-sY rELEeRAeH.

Chicago Dec 27-CATTLE-Receipts abou, 1000
steady: to prime seers SASs- Ok
8 Z5GS4 20: hetrsrs 60GS5 bulls Sc 469S4 90:
s. T5GSS so stockers and fesders s1SS1 50
EOCS-Receipts . market ioT5c lower.
choice 10 prime heavy sO0S6 m. na7ir9 - oS Lsa
So 20Gs6 2 a butchers weights 50 25S6 so: good 10
prime mixed. Sc 2OG$8 25; packing S6G$6 25 pigs seq
Is SHF1EP-R-ceEts ts about 20 90 head market weak
lambs $69Ss.
CiEctnnati Dec 27E4OGs steady; butchers and ship
Pers S. 55lS6 80; common S5 6oS6 s.. CATTLE strong
tair GOOD shippers - 65aS5 common S2aS2 81
SHEEP steady az S2gS4 -. LAMBS steady 81 25G
81 70.
East Buf1alo Dso. 2'-S AIILE steady: prime steers
s. 5c4$6 shipping s. 1895 30, butchers 81 25GS5 Is
NE.AI-S-Receipts 200 head market active
HOGS-Receipts 600 head market slow 70 10e lower
heavy mixed art Yorhers SIS fOS6 65 with
a few ~ SO 20; roughs. 50 75GS6 SHEEP AND LANES
Receipts 500 head; market slow; ste1y;
lower at S5QsT so; Canada lambs. 81 5OQS7 co
Kansas City. Dec. -CATTLE-Receipts 5000. mar
strong: choice export steers S5 son
10 good 81 40RS5 40. Western led steers co
80. and feeders s. 9S4 go Southern steers
50 250S5, SOutherc S2GS3 So 25F
heifers. S3TS5. bulls 40dS4 So
6ST so HOGs-Receipts. e.COO III GlOc lower
top So 5Ta bulk sales Sc 25aS6 So. heavy 81 500
SO 81: packers s. 259S6 IS; pigs light IS 239
lambs So 25qS7 80 and yearngs. 81 50gS6 *
fsd yearIings IS 5O$6 rs Western sheep,
81 25as>5 10, stocNerS and feeders. sSGS4 70
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. De.enber 27 1903
E5EvEs-RsceiDts z were 80 cars. 500 head inoIue
trading IN live NoninaIIy steady FOR grades
prices 6989zc per 70 inferior fancy native
s1es with &c the general top price for prime quality
Liverpool London cattle and beef markets unchanged
The Gordon Castle carries to South Africa 15 sheep for
CAI-E EEs-Recepts. including late arrivals yesterday
were lI6 sale tlis morning. Prices main
cUlls at s. 90 No harnya-d Western calves on sale
lty dressed veas were firm az sGl4c 70, country
saIes-B. W Otis & CO.: 20 vAaIs 14s 70 average a.,
50 90 per 100 O less SO on the lot DO 192 n 50
n, AZ SO; 5 do. - 70. at 81 50,
John P Nelson: veas 135 70. a So 80; DO I1g 10
Sd n at So 10 DO SO n. al s. So baTnyard 200 10
Tobn &. Shannon, 5 veals ls5 n. At g.
eS5o9 c. yeais as. 10 Io at So Do l2o n, at S.
Andrew Mullen veal. 40 r0. at So 50: dc. 81 r
SHEEP AND L4AAIBs-Rscsipts were Is cars. or s12s
head including ga for slaughtsrss and 81 for the
market. making, with the stock held yesterday
Inquiry general trade good 10 choice lambs we're
full steady; the under grades and weak; ca-- Of
stock were he'd Common sheep sold az SC 80
No Canada lambs offered Dressed quiet at T9lto
lambs firm with 1OGl8c selling range: c6untry dressed
hoth9use lambs steady at si0aS12 per carcass.
sales-Newton & Co; SO lambs o. 10 avsraxa A.
s. 10 per 100 b: 101 do s6 10 Sc 10; l02 10 g Ib
al s. 1o 1s5 do IS b at s. 62a as sheep 1l2 h.
s. Sanders: 173 PennsyIgania lambs. 90 rb a, ST so
gn35 o SRssP 5i6 a,sfalo = 10 .bS a s. s 90
Izerns Commission Co., 245 Buffalo lambs, 10. a.
,Hocs-ReceDts were 81 cars, Of 57os head all tor
slaughterers except few head NomInaIIv lower on
bla!o adylces No sales had been reported up a
hour Country dressed hogs steady At sIsa1O per ID so-
medium to light weights.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28

Psr pair :29s2: 90 rsdhsad. 81 5oGs- do bIackheas
SI1o do grssnwns teal s5 s5cc: DO raasS 81 iSS 3
p q; 90 widgson 25 soc; do common. rs 4Oc JScK
PQTAToEs RSD s san po,soes 10 soc
poor stock dur weak sweet potsoe1 IN light s9g 2et
caa6wss 9nos soacs hm and qE S h'
SPINACH bOPy Fr5 S0 g5 ia , 5[ra . Of Norfolk as
RS aIso higher Florida lettuce advanced SOC Other
S. " and weak weak at low prices Bermuda vegetables selling
Bermuda er T's9sS b5 S9S, SLOW We quote; PoTAIoEs
DO stats 90 and InS Island in bulk per Dbl g Seg$I 75
6aeD 69 D s s5 ss 9F as saek 8 2SqS 20 % jersey bb
81 5oq$2 90; do per basket, 6OcgS1. ASPARAGUS.
per s52 29u9iR B i aFGSK sF6GS 5sa-b5 bb5'n1s es
orleans per 100 b9ncR. PRssT peg POI SgS 81 Do New
eas RS 81 Ds9 Sg9s3 ;Go g S6, De sss 81 S 90 Sew
sn Seed per ton Sl2gSl5 do domestic $sGS1O; ca IL
DO FTeah peP he aoIe1 dsanS 81 sf9s5 & cut per Dbl ssS
Ss s9Ie1 s9 - lS6oc DO California 8 %
% French per dOze 81; EscAR61 New 'Ss oti:a2s u.s.
per 1o1S So faRsP R s4'i Fo "a PEI So
oHLR ~ S7 ss. Per large Dbl 50 Sogss 60!
B.4 H41E i n 2T59l 6o4 !, s 2e ~ s. LIN! Beans
ss wSs SH FGEds 9gs pc per y, Sa's s. S2Ss so 9NoNs
ass do yeoW. 81 5os2 30, 90 Tsd 81 5oSso 20 SS ranSs -
County, and yellow per bag 75casi So 90 stats and
81 do d s % ,6 F6' d. IN 81 bu DO D ys?T Icy per Sss s
sHALLoTs. New orleans per 6bi s1as2 ORA Fiorids
S Sass :@$s IS Fs4 ana. s. S
81 %; DO Bermuda, per box 81 5OGS1 IS; PUMPKINS.
Per DBL 6ocqS1; RADIsHEs New Orleans. per 100
g @s ESf m per DO sas ssdh hS6 1d s d6s.R DO aae s @
SIE2INQ BEANS. Florida, green, per basket
per bbI 75c9SI do Florida new per basket
$lgS2; SPINACH. New Orleans, per bbl. s29s3: To-
Indies 81 509$2 50 do California per box 5OcGS1 2i
IURNIPS. Canada, rutabaga per bh, s0Ge0u: do Jer-
sey and Long Island, Eutabsga- 864e0c DO nearby,
white per bbl. $19$1 25; WATERCREss. per 100
Hay AND sTRAw-zAv-The market has It's
customary limited attenda1os OF holiday week. hut
mere ls nothing to quotations particularly for
prime represents only limited run, grade
noL showing AZ all literally. Nos and are quick
sellers II moderate way. The local demand will
not oe likely TO show free dealings until the pressure
some accumulation during the broken week. but in
ne opinion OF the trade prices down TO steady
winter range. 4 prominent feature OF the week is
n the stiff feeling which prevails the grades below
No I We quote; Prime, large bales, per 100 70,
81 1o@N IS: No I. 81 05 QS1 10: No 2 s7ac 9S1 No
soc; clover. clear s5G77lac sTRAw-Lons rye
maintains Its rate OF soc
price, Tor strictly choice, thicken the drain
upon II has been quite steady and fairly long
and straw IN tons. reported Produce Exchange
At noon to-day Hudson River Railroad. 1910; Erie
Railroad 800: Pennsylvania Railroad, so; Delaware.
Lackawanna & Western Railroad, $50; Lehigh Val
ley Railroad. 40: Baltimore Ohio Railroad. 10;
Ontario & Western Railroad SO: Central Railroad OF
SO
Toledo, Dec 2Ty-CLOvERsEED-Cas and Decsraser
IS 81 Jsnua-. IS s7+sI March IS 471a. TIMOTHY 81
ALSIKE. 81 80
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. December p, 1905
COFFEE-It moderately active day 2
coffee market and the local market ruled relatively
nrruer than Europe. although prices well under
the closing figures Of the previous day. The opening
was decline Of 20 points n response to lower
French cables ana European selling orders. During
the middle session prices sold of a o
10 20 points this European selling and scat
tered Liquidation but later there moderate
covery renewal sf the demand from Wall Street,
Chicago and some of the trade people and the mar
ket closed steady a. net decline Of 5915 points.
sales for the day estimated 81 600 bags
ye5!Sness during the morning was promoted by the
decline q ~ 4I1 francs in the French market.
Private cables attributed the foreign weakness to
Liquidation oy bulls. result the big estimates
for The Rio and Santos receipts during and
mail aGvices also received from people
stating that the la-Se increase IN lu,nber o
trees bearing this year. compared wa
sufficient add millions OF bags 70 the crop OF last
season The question naturally arises from this
in the number Of producing whether
succeeding crops from Brazil may not prove un-
wteldy. So far advices from the crop Immediately
70 follow the moving have very bulltsh.
however and Il IS less usual for small crop
% follow a big crop season. TIE rally late IN the
cay that the Brazilian government
would ~ once nesn purchases OF Rio Ne Is IN the
primary markets prices much higher than
Eented by quotations in the local street market The
market for spot coffee steady, quotations
on the basis Of ~ 17isc for Rio No :.
The range Of contract prices in the local market
to-day follows
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Dec C7osng-WEEAT-S Hrrr; No
Western winter 6s; futures quiet; December
nal. March, 6s 4Tfd. May. is 4hd CORS-spos quiet;
american mixed new As Sd; do 9Id a. futures auet
iPacifc Coast. Gull ss 5s8f4 I5s PEAs-Canadian
frm. Is 1Od FLOCR-st Louis fancy winter steady at
Ss BEEF-E1tra india strong a TSs Cd PORK
Prime mess Western steady al SIS Sd HAMs-short cut
Il 70 15 70, quiet SIS Sd BACOS-Cy 2d
so o. easy ABS short ri6, 10 to - NJ steady 6es;
70 10. dull &c: backs % ft,
quiet cd clear belies. Il 16 10 quiet SIS Cd
SHOULD DERS-Square. II I3 n. steady 44s LARD
Prime Western IN tsrces nrm, 46s Cd: American re-
fined n pals, AIS Cd TALLOW-Prime city
strcng 2ss TURPENTIND-sprtts strong at sos
CHEESE-Canadian finest whlte quiet. 6Os &C. DO col
ed auist Cos LINSEED OIL, quiet 81 23s Pc
TRCLEJTM steady at 64d ROSIN-Common Arm az
los a.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
contract prices in the local market

COTTON-The cotton market little more
active, bC- the business mostly in the OF
switching from January 70 later months IN order
avoid notices during ro-days trading. and mostly
for local account Prices were somewhat irregular.
but generally easier and the close, while steady,
6Gs points net lower. Salos for the day esti-
mated I6e,0A0 bales The opening a
decline of l3 points ia response lower cables,
and prices sold of decline Of f1s points
under local liquidation and little bear pressure.
the decline there was enough covering TO cause rally
Of points. but the market weakened
after midday the absence y important support
general business, reached the low point the
afternoon, when January sold at so2c and March
e.31c. 10Gl points lower within
points OF the lowest level for spring
months rallied or points toward the close
covering, but January held within point OF the low
for the day closing at e03o. To-day "a the first
notice day FOR January contracts, and the
OF certi1cateC this port been steadily
creasuE. apprehension that notices heavy
naturally factor. Recently. however. January has
been selling good carrying charge under March and
there has been switching, which reduce the
cers. There was no change o. consequence IN the
Southern markets and bur few private wires
ceiveG the attitude of interior holders EST
mated port receipts heavy. but the interior
movement 70 be little lighter. which
IS considered favorable feature
The range ot contract prices n the local market
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
Furnished BY Van schaiek . Co. Nc. Wall stIsss
Proposals.

N~oTICE-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ ceived until 3 P. NJ Monday, December 81 1903 AZ
once % The Pennsy yaEa company Tor Insurance on
GrantGg AnnUtes. No 51I Chestnut sfraef
Phila felpha Trustee. % OF many of rbs
Philsdelph!a Wilmington Baltimore Stock Trust Csrtid-
Gates as Ssb 2sG 90 will chase.
The offerings AT the lowest prices not exceeding par
than the
VII accepted the parties Offering advised AZ
and payrneut Certih~ataa ara
on AM after Ne4-=ylay. January 1877
Proposals should endorsed. Proposals fDr SaIs ~
Wilmington Baltimore Pauro.s Gt,ck
Trust Certificates" and addressed
@ & ~ PACKARD. President
ST Chestnut Street PhfaseInhia
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
Dividend Notices.

THE pELAwAPE, LACRAwASNA q WESTERN
p n co.
New York. December sT 1909
a Dividend Of tao aEl oushalt u per cent win De
paid January 2Isr. 1907.
The Transfer Books will clo@s at p N January "a
ana rsOpsn January e1ss 1907
FRED = CEAMBERa,
hADskAxJ AnA 2s1n0WA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
Diuidend Notices.

COLONIAL TRUST
COMPANY
22s Broadway. New York.
on and after January I'd. 1901.
Atlantic Avenue Railroad Co, Improvement
ntse. So.
Buffalo LOetport Railway Co. fss rntss. 5es.
Crystal Hygiene lee Co. Sc.
confeetionsrs Manufacturing Co. fss ntss.
so.
Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co. f.s & r--
funding AIzse.
Connecticut Power Co. 1st utge. 5%.
Corning Gas Electric Co. fst nntas. So.
Citizens Water Supply Co. I'd mtss 47s.
Oes MoInss, Iowa Falls G Northern Ry. Co.
1st r1tse. So.
Dawson Ry. & Goal Co. 1ss ntse. So.
Development Co. Of America Collateral Trust
nntes. &C..
Dealers Hygiene Ice Co. 1st rtse- Ga.
EyrIa. Grafton G Southern Ry. Co. So.
East Side Electric Ry. Co, Of Kansas City. fst
ntse. So
Fl Paso & Rock Island Ry. Co. tss r,tse. So.
FindIay Home Telephone Co. So.
Hyde Windlass Co. so.
The Hutton Co. 1ss mtse. 3s5qs.
lnterOeean Telephone & Telegraph CO. list nntas.
5FZ.
international Steam Pump Co. d.benturss 60.
indianapolis Northern Traction Co. 1ss nnts..
Sc
LOran Cleveland Ry. Co. fst r1tge. Sc.
Lake Shore Electric Ry Co. 2o-year fss con-
soIidated ntge. 52a.
Meriden. southIustou & conpounce Trsnrway
Co. tst ntge. so.
Nazareth Cement Co. 1st nntgs. So.
New London Gas & Electric Co. tss cons. &
refundIns mtge. SO.
Neuse River Mills fst rtse 81.
Norfolk Warehouse Association 1ss rntse. 50.
Nassau Electric Railroad Co. 1st coma 4rs nntae.
Northern Texas Traction Co. 1st ntse SO.
NeVVhouss Mines & snsItsrs 1st nrtss. 90.
Pneumatic Transit Co. tst nrtse
Quincy, Manchester, Sargent Co. 1st ntss. s7s.
Sterling Dyeins & Finishing Co. fst rnsse 81.
TannsrsviIIe Water Co. list ntgs. So.
United States Finishing Co. consolidated 5qs.
United States Telephone Co. So.
Utah Light Power Co. cons. nrtse. 80.
Utah Light & Power Co. prior lien r1tss. 50.
January 18th. 1907.
Simpson Securities Co, dsbentur-s SO.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28

vesains tTt4A sSS and mating $3.50 Buffalo BUCK
"HEAT-MaTkst STEADY. Quoted 81 25 per 100 n.
NEW YORK PRICE,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
THE BANK FOR SAVINGS

THE BANK FOR SAVINGS
N THE CITY OF NEW YORK
$50 Fourth Avenue. Deo i9eh Ia0s
lgSfh SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
The Board % Trustees has declared afvfdsna
the six months ending Dec Sist 1904 az ths rst. AZ
FOUR PER CENT per sunla of ~ 40
and upwards. entitled thsretO- Payabls Asssr
Gay Or January. 1901.
dividend credited 90 dsposfror. a r-s-os,.4
January ist, 1907.
Deposi,s made on before January IOsh VIII d->-
interest from January lat
WILLIAM ". s1IIrR pr>ssa.u<
CHARLES A. SHERMAN, 8scrstATy
JAMES KSowLE2. eoEa2txallsA
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
BONDS

frzspc-tz5 ty n 5znas Retuas-dt 80 = Wan Street
YORK. md No. - EAcia1Ee Place, Boston
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28

GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK.
3 Z Cor. 9Th Ave and I6sh ST.
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF -FOUR PEP CENT
PER ASSCN Will be credited depositors TOR ths srr
MONTHS and THREE MONTHS ENDING DEC Qf
1905. AL from dollars 70 three thoIs4TS
dollars. entitled thereto under by-lawa payahI.
a. 1907.
JAMES oCINL-1N. President
CHARLES II DCTCHER. Tr.as'r
J. HAMPDEN ROBB. Secretary.
Deposits rnRts before JAN. 10 faa- VIII Svax
interest from JAN. l.. 1907.
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GERMAN SAVINGS BANK

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TIE CITY OF NEW YORE
Cor. 4th Ave. aud 18th street.
New York. December e. laO8
Interest tha rate OF -FOUR ttl PER -ENTJ-IT pa-
will be credited dspositora Tor ths six raontS<
ending December 81. 1898. sums entitled the-ef,
under the bylaws exceeding three (J 009l
dollars
Deposits made on or before January 10 1907 win
draw interest iron, January l.. 1907
q. p AMTHOR. treasure
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SaJ1Rg gs Banks.

North RIVER Savings blink,
81 West 3lth Street bet 5th and 6th Avsnues1
S2NO SEMi-ANNuAL DIVIDEND.
Ie boarc OF Trustees that interest b.
credited oe2ostto-s December 5Ist. 1905 at en-.
OF
FOUR PER CENT. PER ANNUM
On deposits o1 s. % $500 and deposits s5O6
1t1FNEE ASD ONE HALF PER CENT. the remain
DER UP 70 $4,000. Deposits made before Jauuarr
-Veh VIII craW interest from January 1Et
SAMUEL. D. STYLES. Pre8fdauE-
ALEXANDER G. MILNE. Treasurer
FREDERICK ". CHESHIRE Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-12-28
INDUSTRIAL

sc Z American car.
foo5 20 Preferred. !.
s25 Am Writ Paper pf
90 Z Houston OH .-.--
400 Ircer Asc- Mar
$50 Internal Salt .---
80 Macka- CoS..---i
$50 90 preferred.
1000 Manhattan Transit
III oIs Elevator --..
= standard OH .--.-
100 Tn Bank Note n .
1850 Neslern Ice Co..
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BOSTON STOCKS.

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