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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02

warrants ass % IN English market. locally no
oerces G az ts hs for TsnaT PS
day at easier quotations Foundry gades we're Tm and
Mareh s iP P@ Rsgas5 are quoted as follows
o,; MlQLASSEs AND sYRUPs-Business IN noasses was
Wee Wer with tone however. steady finn. syrups
follow Ass SlS sly s90d business Quotations
fsiT 15a15c; good 16Qlse: prime 2Og2sc
fanev a,aS ar' lial7c' good 1890; prime 22G24c
m oi,.Cottonseed oil was moderately active to-day at
tied offsrpps &C due 70 good buying for export lin
f6e South Sales: May at aac 300 May at 81 lac
ssisc and LOO september at So &c GInseed oil was
o oe' and unchanged Refined petroleum reported
&c quote FERotEr 9 @ Th f' BIS
dR T' 6 s so PhilsdelPhla hoe bulls l65s
pha 55c bulk s5c Wster Fi 1l as 0 NeYoT
I$ 5;S PhiladeDhla. 10 25e COTTONsEED o-PrIms
March S2c sales: May. 32sc sales: July Sc sales
winter yellow fSsEE E5 taS P sftd
az ray 20 ne out otown 4og4lc Calcutta rHw.
PR3vIs!oNs-sharp declines occurred after the open
Potk and ribs supposed TO represent line Of big
OUTSIDE S operator Later tho market rallied support
Teefy uadertope especially ribs. chicago
sa ag iHansas city receipts looo: Omaha. 12oo
Mes SIC 25q sle IS; family SIG COAST so short clear
E m Sass E 6acs eady $40 q9S5sd Mess s9$e 1a
m fgsS48 BsEF HAMS quiet quoted at S209S2l 80
s s;S M lGo No. Sss 40 H. ss.c pigs ose.o ctf
Flckled bellies firm; quoted: Smoking 9izc.
~ 10 9t2c u 10 3d954c; II n So Picked
Grts nominal! quoted az IG7}2c. Picked firm.
dTfI Al 10 qlO33c TALLoW quiet: quoted: city &c;
prime 'SJ4ISoc- City lard steady; quoted 7hsc Re
.ed lard steady quoted: south America &C. Con
aiat t > l3c: Brazil kegs 3d5c. Compound steady;
4&'eu az 6utsc STEAIINE steady quoted! OIeo
- ny lard stearine, sac
SouIeih markets report firm conditions,
80. al market steady 10 firm fun but unchanged
PTS quoted at all points Quotations follow: Domestic
81 ssnss' 6g5&c second nead. 3za4c: choice heads
fancy heads, SAD &c; fancy heads 81 a
e, Japan domestic. A. a4lsc. Patna 52G5a.c. Java
S-.%%f7tGt HanSoon IN bond. aq21zc
81 GAR-Al rehners met the 10 points advance made
ns tederaI at the close Wednesday This
MAKES me Federal price +4Jc l per cash for
Sa4utaled and other fehuers 460c very large
BUSINESS was closed. Prices quoted net ! per
1-t Lo- casa; Gus oar and crushed, $500: mould A,
100, cuuee 4eoci NNNN powdered, 4T5c; powdered,
oarse powered ana fruit powdered roc; Eagle
IeCCoIers granulated 1850. Eagle
Daes or me gTauuated. zoe; Eagle standard
sIdiluIated and diamond A 4fOc; confectionery 45c
20 $500; Nos and 3. 400: No 4 a0c No 8 $50:
No 70 o. = lOci No T. 405c No g. &c: No ESQ: No 10
$50. No H. 8SlSo; No l.. md Tjn
LONDON cabled the worlds visible supply as no
IONS contrasted with 2SIO time LAST wear and
Ino market was shade easier. spo. quoted at So
~ fpFlI al Ss 3SId. The local but
. important price changes, with centrifugal 90
ana HoIasses sugar SO test at 2SG211-9o There was
run9r which generally credited tina. specuIator
Dough; some centrifugal shipment az 852c
oa yo degree test, cost ana freight terms which IS
- ABOVE the last sales TO
oHe'ed 70 refnerS was tak-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
WILL NOT SUE MERGER.
attorney Genera! mayer Denies
Hearst duplication.

Albany March Attorney General Mayer
this morning announced that he had denied
the application Of William r. Hearst that he
begin proceedings to annul the charter of the
Observation-Disclosures Holding Company,
under which the merger is intended to be
efectuated
The Attorney General holds that the pro-
posed merger Will constitute monopoly of the
present elevated. surface and subway systems
in Manhattan and the Bronx, but that such
monopoly in street transportation is permits
sibl9 under the laws OF the State of New-York
He says that II the policy of the state is 10 be
changed that IS a matter for the Legislature
which is the lawmaking power. He goes on:
II IS quite evident that the provisions OF
Section Of the Stock Corporation law
are not applicable 10 the question before me-
Undoubtedly the purpose Of the Legislature in
prohibiting monopolies to prevent COM
bnations which would affect prices. But in
the case of railroad companies the prices are
fixed either by local ordinance by legisla-
tive restriction.
receNed by those persons who exchange their
borough-MetrOpolitan Company stock, I may
say that there is no formal application pending
before me behalf of any stockhOlder.
The owners of stock may choose to exchange
their stock not. they please, and If, on this
branch OF the matter. any stOckholder believes
that he is aggrieved, the courts are open 10
him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nsv-Tork. March l. 1908
or So head: and there tn, yard sor ale
Nothing doing to-day. Feeling steady and light receipts
expected for tomorrows market Dressed beef moved
rather slowly at last reported quotations Liverpool and
London cables unchanged. No shipment lv. cattle
or dressed meats from this port to-day
CALNE~S-Recaipts 10+ head including 81 for
butchers and AZ for market and about 900 caivs.
arrived ard sold Tho feeling
was firm today and common to prime sold at ss
80 80 per 100 n No little calves BARNARD stock
offered city dressed veas higher 9914o per ro cou-
dressed 6Gl2c - 1850
Sales-W. r. Hume: 81 vaals 13S n svsrszs q. 20 zo
100 10: DO 1O5 10 s6 - "
J. G. Curtis &c Son; veals i5s ~, a. 90 2s a.
"a n. at 50 80. 8 do. $50 10.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-ReCetpts were IA
head. including for slsuznterers and fiS carr
the market No sales made to-day. but sellers vsrs
holding hrn Dressed mutton steady sdlOc per N.
drIssed lambs at 10a1l-c: country spring lambs
lowe- at S51S9 per ~
HOGS-ReGepts were cars. 1.441 and thsra
were - head on sale Feeling FIRM medium,
light State hogs sold T59Ss so per 100 N Countv
dressed hogs finn at i4as2sc n light "a 7sic
for medium and sage for heavy weights
Sales-J 9. Curtis & Son: IL state hogs III ~
boar, 800 70, at So 30. ~ " 10
az So so. P'sS 4V@ 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
WOOL TRADE IMPROVING.

The Wool and Cotton Reporter says; The wooIe,
mills OF Boston have been in evidences
market the last week and some OF them on
some fairly stable OF
and fine medium territories and OF
of pulled woods. The business large but II mas
ing mems wear wooilsns woollen dress goods makers
of keTseys. hannes and blankets. a
ters There has been steady but rnoderats inquiry also
wursei manufacturers who have
fine and medium staple territory medium heeces
The OF the prices is somewhat irrer-
ular- Thus, while Montevdeo woods and some OF the
lower grades OF secured woods have been sIght
concession from the figures which sked at
time good desirable staple woods have brought fig
Boston prices during the week: Domestic-Obto
above. 35c Ohio hreeQuarsr one-quarter blood
washed. Sc, Ohio and Pennsylvania washed dslans 80
a37c: unwashed delaine fseces 27G29c; Ohio fine ia
washed clothing, 26c unmerchantable 2sR2SHc; one
quarter, eghths onehals blood a1is
G3Ssc fall Texas. pc; California 22f27c: Oregon
staple 23Q24o territory 1s325c: pulled woods 32So1o
woods 4ouT0c: miscellaneous. 1892sc For-sn-
Australian and New-Zeaand Sea44c; Montevidso 5sTsso
The NewYOrk market reports fair attention %
Of stock hand and the outlook is evidently favor
eb business
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COTTON-The cotton market less active to day
and ruled scattered realizing ana renewal
Of selling for turn by local bears who were encouraged
IN that position estimates Of increased acreage the
continued absence OF investment buying and rather heavier
estimates leading points The
closed barely steady decline Of SQ13 points
Sales for DAY estimated 200 600 bales The
market steady advance Of 2I5 points IN
response better Liverpool cables than expected TIA
big spot in English market, Is 600 bales being
reported advance Of 7 points But there no
the buying and after selling 10 4sc
O.6SC for May, just about 80 points from the
level the turned easier
estimates
acreage. OF which circulating One called
OF 10 per the other for
per cent The local trade does not take estI
seriously early I'm the season. considering
that they merely reflect the intention of the planter
these estimates compiled from from
correspondents, who would eXaggerate
proposed they supposed indicate
OF considerable unless prevented by
weather during the next two months, At rate the
market ruled unsettled during late
trading and March declined 10 29c May TO
The close only a point up from lowest.
Interior receipts the day in 1908
"a. and exports exceeded port receipts good SPOT
said TO bs curtaled hv firm holders
The OF contract prices market TO-DAY
follows:
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March 1-Wheat had a further decline
to-day. and got within lac to &c OF the soc mark
for MAY delivery. The close was at l.c reaction
from, the bottom and sc below the point it stopped
AT Yesterday Corn and oats each lost L4c for May,
and provisions also suffered 20 moderate extent,
although hogs were at. the highest for the
The wheat market was douinated by bearish SEN
t,,lent and pounded hard Declines set IN with
the opening transactions. and liquidation by dis
couraSed holders. together with persistent short
selling kept prices down. Local receipts were
cars and shipments 26Co0 bushels Estimate OF to-
norrow's local receipts cars. MAY sold from
Slec down 20 s04c S09sc. closing s0I4c to sSsc
July closed at sNsc; the highest was S1l4c and the
lowest Sgiac-
The corn market opened steady but eased of
later with wheat. There was some selling by the
cash houses against country offerings. There was
free selling stop orders Local receipts were 29s
cars of which were contract, Estimate OF to-
morrow's local receipts III cars. Shipments hence
we're los 900 bushels The range OF MAY was from
4slsc to 4S'4c, down 10 42%c; the closing was at
42Tsc 10 4Sc. The highest for July was SAC: the
lowest 4S7sc. and the close 1850.
Oats ruled easy. In sympathy with the other
grains There was considerable liquidation and
selling by traders in corn. causing the May price
TO break 10 soc. Receipts 1s1 cars with III
cars estimated for tomorrow Shipments hence
10000 bushels. After selling high as soa.,
To S0l4o and as low as Soc May closed 81 sOl.c July
closed at 29I4c; the highest was 29.o 20 29sc and
the lowest 2Sl2c.
Provisions had a heavy undertone. News this
morning was. with few exceptions OF a bulllsh
terror. but large line OF pork and ribs for ths
account OF an Ohio SPECTATOR was thrown on nh.
market. and thus dampened any bullish enthu,a.,,
that had cropped out Al the decline. however a
good demand developed. May pork sold from S15 n
of To SIS o. and reacted 10 S5t5. Nav lard soIt
from 77+s. TO 81 ma TO s. So and on to S75 Nav
ribs sold from s. 10 of to s. OeIs and reacted "a
Sv'la Hog receipts were 1900 head. and prices at
the yards hsld steady al yesterdays best figures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02

lunches 75c1s1 50: do Charleston ns Per 100 eunchss
S6ass 'd On Sa@s:5 Ssgs sSs
ana white Danish seed per ton s2oas.7: c1ULiFLow-
EF .5e Sslif9rna 50 aqSa sO Do hs
Sra S'i s4, Ger DO s81' P6 sa1' Gas
EGGFLANTs Florida per SeF 81 Scss so 40 CUBAN
s. 5oqs2 so: HoRsETsA bIsH FER 100 h. ssGs5: KALE
Eanches sss5: IETrGcF Florida per basket 81 s.
bb sSas7; ONIONS CubIn FER crate 81 5Oafs do Con
neSt. ~ white Per eh s2ase do yellow s. So3s2 %
do state ana Western white per bush crate SOcas1 IS:
BULK per o IN siSs So q Grange I couS sa o
shao5s per 100 bunche. ssas4 DO sess s2Gss a. BAL
tiJnoTe scallI9ns per bush basket I5c oKRA Florida
Florida carrier ssas2 80: Cuban 81 5oas3 PEAS
curv per punches s.: do plain s8as3 90 Do Der
81 3 R S 81 @ 1s MI s2 Bs. S Sa F sg
IDA. per BASKET s1as2 SO: do Bermuda per boI bocs
% tE sai SASs ss's ssas nee sf
ger POI 81 S0S2 2 - s2AS d Hubbard per Dbl 81 SEQ
sjas2; % Cuban s5ass ToMsroEs Ei95
eap p.r 6s r To9 per Se gsf DO Ir.s
ruta6aga per Dbl G5asOc; do Southern. rutsbaga new
per sa Dbl 81 loo DO old wht per Dbl ISogsI; 40 Nevo
lunches. So 5OgS5 HOTfJOUsE Observation-Disclosures
lower Radishes ami rhubarh steady Mint dull iona
TUCE' Eastern per dozen 5ocsi: RAD1sffEs. FER 100
1880; TOMATOES. Per n. 2oC4oc
HAY AND observation-disclosures. again ran IN close
10 local needs and the Of demand gave q
port 70 all late quotations. ~ al
our price. but undergrades still buyers
likely 70 be while their offering keeps plenty. There
y not enough strictly prime arriving 20 form special
quotation. SoTinHly Il would exceed 211c above l.
For the large Of trade that forced upon
common lots thsre ts plenty or stock TO accommodate
per 10 s2t.c No l. TTkGsOc No 2 62l srs5c; No a
boG60ct clover mixed sol65c: clover. clear 4n9snc
STRAW-1ong rye arrives more freely and Is wanted.
Prices firm at e-ftSc 100 n. Receipts hay and
straw In tons at the Produce Exchange to-day:
Hudson River Railroad $50 West Shore Erie $40,
Pennsylvania 80: IAhigh Valley 100: Baltimore Ohio
so: Ontario & Western. 80; total R.csipts
OF straw. 100
Toledo. Moh. 1-CLovERsEED-Cash ara March
s. 40 April. So IS: October. ss TIMOTHY. 81 30 AZ
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PETITIONS I'M BANKRUPTCY.

III" following petitions IN bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk Of the United States Dis
uict Court:
An in. oiuntaIy petition was filed against Henry
S'h4ldcHifci, No - Third avenue, by II. A Cesar
%, with claim Of $50 Preferential pay
ih'itS OF 1890 are complained of. BurgoWyn Matt
I..a was appointed receiver with bond of 81 800
samuel ;. Dnggs was appointed receiver OF the
D-siIi'ss on The Good Company. No. lOj Blocker
street. with Il bond Of s. $50
-. r Ray mond was appointed receiver Of the
business 81 Bennett Hirsohned No % East 10Th
- rect. with bond OF $500
samuel Roth. involuntary urtitfoner filed scbed-
Lir- showing debts Of $l7IG5 and assets Of s. 60
- 'i+ pilh.ihl creditors are the Commercial Mer-
,rti'i'ls ASSOCIATION. S5JG Leon Reuvortz. $500
ostis consist Of stock in trade 5000; fixtures
'-''''' accounts, 500. deposited in bank 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

futures quiet. March. IS SID; MAY, IS 6hd July. SIS
cid CORN-Spot steady. American mixed new As
American mixed old 7lsG futures quiet; March, As
May A Id PEAs-Canadiaa steady, Sc 1od FLOUR -
81 I,ouis faucv steady, ps. HOPS IN London
CPacifc COAST steady. e 1Os9ss los BEEB' steady
81. PORK hr-nt Western
7os Ga IAMS-Short cut, IA TO Is 70, quiet. As 81.
BACON quiet Cumberland cut. % 70 so r. ADS 3d. short
rib ,6 10 10 Cd long clear mIddles. light. IS
"a 10 long clear middes heavy. So 70 20 r. ass Cd
short clear backs II. 4s Cd: clear bellies IA
1G 10. I'd SHoULDERS-Square, II to &c ~ quiet,
IAARD--Prfme Western In tierces firm. 40s
American refined IN pals steady "a BUTTER steady
finest United States 1908; good United States. eos
CHEESE steady: American white, 62s 3D.
finest colored GA Al. TAILOw-Prims city firm. 25s
PENN'TINF-- Asa Sd. ROSIN-C Common
quiet o. 1Olsd. PETROLEUM-Eehn-d quiet. SD I'm
SEED OIL weak. 21s Sd
Tho following stocks wheat corn store
and on ouavs railway and depOts ncludsdl
Wheat. ] 500 coo Centas: corn, $4,000 centas
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-NOrk, March !, 1SUb
COFFEE-The coffee market developed reactionarJ
tendency and opening points lower closed steady
At decline O 5410 points. The loss due to
realizing bY buyers and little short selling, which
Encouraged by that the necessity or
fixing stable rate Of exchange by the Brazilian govern
obstacle the immediate applca-
ton Of tbs vaorizaton plan European cables and
somewhat heavier primary receipts OF the European
markets Hayre closed %4ia net lower and Ham
burg was AqR pig lower Both the Brazilian mares
higher by 100 res receipts the two ports
$4,000 bags against bags last year. and the
Jundiahy movement also fur 1900 bags. against
Bulsh adviCes received from
Brazil Pinto Co cables from Rio that the trees were
losing their fruit and that tecells
would and the figures being received indicate
decrease Of about 500 600 $4,000 bags In the worlds
supply OF March but these iteE seemed In
sufficient 30 bring in fresh buying for the time being at
any rate loss OF the day was secured without
aggressive selling. The market for spot coree Is
quiet with quotations on the basis Of S1-lee Tor no
so
The rsnge prices the market to-day
as fullogN:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
'AFIIAL WAS ALL BANK LACKED.
-'l assets Deposits, Loans and Discounts,
but, Alas, No CASH

g. i, a'4ts' Ark. March The sovt5.-n Bs-,
.-..- -.-S, Compary recent co-rors,,o- ,.f,b q
9 Iai-,al % 10000. failed IN c-e- o..
s,.-.-~y. A notice was posted thar the bs1E
., i. ,- -Sa been sold 70 Thomas Neal an atro--
mn ''' Smith. who wo.i1 pay an deposJtors
lsas q nos amount 20 $1,000 The assets ron
d.. 10 sig+ -o i.s DISCO l-s and Office fixtures.
,..a of r. s- hsah and Trust Comnan- Vas q
Dallas. Tex +, ,, 'l1 Bank and Trust compsnT
rs president a. q, S1-..',,a less Than year
-.rzsd cs1.f 80 were 51mors -hat none os Tie
s alleged tt ao a. Il 5000 had been. paid
sc,i winch was placed M i Dsk 6v stock for
!. .ra.alng Inore, 1iqls' small deposltors bean
49, re was dc 10 Is.,, Nesl SAID to-day that
ard dis SS beng made ~ Of the 'n Ser enFs
3, A MAORI ana % he lease on The Ibs ag;
- Dallas Ter vi 'Is board OF directors
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IA, AAt PATR0LKEE Phcv

'aaar l. bagham Ia. T,,--- 4OA.
.s'fet Tie GA, .''-e from tbs Broad stroar
e. Led The ser,1.,. -oers Who have greatly
2 81 ..riag Tie ~, rendered by this on,ccr.
-. s...en- Commissioner 10 send
10 preserve sr T o55e, assigned Patroln,,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02
NETWORK PRICES.

METAI-S-TTN- vss a sharp break IN the m,
don tin market with closing EIG4 6s and futures
at flb3 Locally the market closing
a6 o. for SPOT COPPER higher In London Win
spot quoted At ia - and futures Locally
.hange vas reported, with the market quiet az Is -
INu5 ior lake lsls 30 for electroytic and II sian
lHc FOR casting LEAD UNCHANGED R5Sfs a.,
the local market f16 81 IN London SPF,iTFR
declined Us TO rs in London. but unchanged
az 800 Ivc In the local market IRON higher abroad
WIN standard foundry closing az ass Cd Cleveland
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ga, =. tINcsANeE SEAT FOR s2oooo

50 toE n y go''on Exchange has been so,a -.
-g leis h. " "a air. Weld bought The en- ,ae VT
that tts ION, 1o-a d. Wells. j.. II IS u15sr-
..s as1ae ws r- '. was for another psItv
.',sis,s,- i1tt-et31 ag1-iss.osed The name Of
stoT PROPOSED t5r mems memb6 az NO. Z,
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C., III. s ID. DEFAULTS.
No Money to Pay on Collateral
Trust Notes. .SaYs Receiver.

The half yearly interest OF the $4,000. 900
Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton collateral trust
Az per cent notes was defaulted yesterday. The
interest was payable at the Central Trust Com
pany. and il was said at the Offices OF that In
sttution that no money had been received to
pay IT, According 10 a dispatch from CinciE-
natl. Judson Harmon. the receiver for the Gin
cjnnau. Hamilton & Dayton. said yesterday:
Z haven't got any money TO pay with. The
notes viii. therefore. be defauIted at the end of
two months. That means that the Cincinnati.
Hamilton Dayton bonds held S collateral
curity for the notes. viii be foreclosed by the
holders Of the notes. J. p. Morgan & Co. who
own The road. attempted 10 make a compromise
with the holders, but they rejected four PROPOSE
lions which the firm made them"
The notes are secured by the deposit Of s1S-
100000 consolidated mortgage Az per cen. bonds
q the Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton. $3.50
600 preferred and per cent stock OF the
Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton. $4,000 OF
bonds Of constituent companies. and 1901 shares
Of stock Of the Southwestern Construction Cons
pany, representing joint ownership with the
Southern Railway Of the Cincinnati. New-Or-
leans & Texas Pacific. The interest on the $15-
100000 Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton bonds
was defaulted on January / and the sixty days,
OF grace allowed by the terms Of the mortgage
expired yesterday. Foreclosure proceedings
could, therefore. be begun on them to-day. But
the terms Of the trust allow sixty days grace
the notes also. Hence. the bonds viii not be
forfeited 10 the noteholders until May l. This
means an extra sixty days I'm which TO pay the
interest on the bonds. Il is believed that
rangemeut will be reached i'm that time.
The committee Of the nOtehOlders met yeSter
day and decided that they would not take any
radical action al present. The general opinion
that an agreement would be reached that
would prevent the necessity for drastic meas
ures
Cincinnati March THE annual reports OF the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton and the Pere Mar
Quette railroad systems for the fiscal year ended
on June 30, 1906, show that the earnings of the
Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton road decreased,
! while the gross earnings Of the Pere Marquette
system showed material gain.
The report shows that the gross earnings Of the
Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton IN the fiscal year
1905 were SsGj3gl7. decrease Of S3.3l4 The last
six months showed q still disastrous record.
The operating expenses in 1905 increased S2l9 80
the tct;l being S8,ViS0j- Net earnings decreased,
total Of $Z.sl5. Taxes increased $50 90 The IN
crease IN liked charges from interest and rentals
was enormous, being A5J764, including OF
course obligations OF like nature assumed for the
Pere Marquette The surplus decreased a total of
Sl054 "a
The Pore Marquette showed gross earnings Of
t2Gfazlp an increase OF 3 .Z55 rs Operating ex-
pcnses. however increased 22l1 $40. which lett an
actual decrease IN net earnings Of sg7l $40
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d. c' S7Al CHEMICAL DIVIDEND

r. -ssg,s- '@- Chemical Company anno,,r,.. 60.
i'.d o. ANN l''-aend OF II per cent will
'a-i s.sr 70 Preferred stockbol6ers ..
, so,. H. March o. 1906 rrege --o,,,'rs IS. =.
@'r '''As wtl be dose. - s ..-' STOCK
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VIRGINIA
Virginia Hot Springs

NEW YORK OFFICE. 2AS FIFTH AVE
waters. baths. hotels and scenery nowhere equaIled
RhsunatSnu govt nervous cured CompIst.
hydotherapeutio apparatus japanese s1n parloF sof
swimming pool. hne livery and outdoor paStues. THE
NEW HOMESTEAD. nroderr IN tho srTOtest ADD
patronized by the highest GLASS "a Internationally the
year round hotel IN America Bruzsrs
ONCE with direct -. 7. wire
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
allows s,op-over C5vHgton Va through uokss n,
Cincinnati. Louisville. Chicago. ST Louis
side trip 10 Virginia Hot Springs
Pullman compartment Washington,
n. Y. ass arrives Springs 80 Eastern time
Excursion tickets c. o. Office $50 Broadway o-css
R. r AMI c51ne1tfng lines
FRED sTEsRY. Manager. Hot Springs Va
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NEW-YORK.

4 TT ST. Is EAST. THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Our.
Ii nished apartment: private bath: without nsafs.
Including meals. Two. SIS weekly; SIS
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Grand Atlantic Hotel,

Virginia and Beach. Atlantic City. y. J.
Cenvsnisnt TO Steel Pfsr and all Hot AMI
ood water in private baths. Long distances phones
IN bedrooms Rates 81 so 70 S4 day Weekly rates
sl so 10 s1Iso American PLAN steam heated psrors.
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A CHESHIRE MITCHELL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-02

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