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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-07-06
PROCEEDINGS IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United States
for the District of Minnesota, Fifth Div
ision.
In the matter of Hans Engelsen, Bank
10 the Honorable Page Morris. Judge of
the District Court Of the United States,
for the District of Minnesota:
Hans Enge1sen, Of Tofte in the County
Of Cook and State. of Minnesota, in said
district, respectfully represents that on
me alsf day Of AUGUST last past he was
Of Congress relating to bankruptcy; that
he has duly surrendered all his property
ana tights or property. and has fully
acts and of the orders Of the Court touch
ing his bankruptcy.
WI, WherSefore, he prays that he may be de-
his estate, under said bankrupt acts,
except such b, debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
'' '"'S '''D OA Hans a I'm Enc & Essen dES
Bankrupt
United States District Court, District OF
Minnesota Fifth Division-ss.
on this 21stt day of June. A. D. 1907, on
Ordered by the Court that hearing be
July, 4: B. 1907, before said Court t'' at bu-
luth, in said district at ten o'clock in the
forenoon; and that notice thereof be pub.
lished in the Cook County Herald, q news
paper printed in said district, and that all
known creditors and other persons in
interest may appear at tie said time and
place and show cause, If any they have
why the prayer of the said etitione1
should not be granted.
And it is further ordered by the Court
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies, of said petit tion
and this. order. addressed to them at thei1
places of residence, as stated,
Witness the Honorable Page Morris
Judge of the said Court. and the sea
thereof at Duluth, IN said district, on the
CHARLES L. SPENCER,
SeaD Clerk,
Deputy Clerk.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-07-06

W. D. Boyce, who achieved notoriety
by bus agitation for reform of the postal
system and who offers to take it as
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-21
.E7TIES INVESTIGATING PARTY YSAIL- IN6 0N Y.DGATAN F0R VALDEZ AND
 HAS N0T SINCE BEEN HEARD FROM
United Press TeIegraph,cabIe servioe.)

Seattle, Oct 21-It was arranged last week that H, D, Reynolds, president ot the Home Railroad Company should accompany a number of tha business men, who had made investments in Valdez ventures, to Valdez on the Yucatan last night. When the time came for the sailing of the vessel Reynolds had not put in appearance and the boat was held some time hoping that he might turn up Finally when it became apparent that Key holds would not b. on hand. the vessel sailed with the party of fbusiness men for the north. Inquiries upon the part of newspaper men failed to reveal the whereabouts of Reynolds and no one knows where he has gone, There is a rumor in circulation that he left on the Oriental Limited for the east.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-21
lRy United Pressl

St. Petersburg, Oct 2l-The Secret Police have arrested William WaIlir g and his wife, both of whom are late of the New York University Settlement. Mrs. Walilng is a prominent authoress and the police have placed her in irons
 It is believed that the alleged arrests
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-21
COUPLE THROWN
 IN DUNGEON BY RUSSIANS

were actuated by reports received by the police that the Americans were act Ing in conjunction with revoludonists. The American colony is shocked and tbe American Ambassador has demand ed the releass of the couple, Notif- cation of the outrage has been forward ed to Washington.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-21
lay United Press)

Fairbanks, oct 2l- Al the lag rais- ing celebration held here Fridly Judge James Wickersham was tha prin ipal speak F. He spoke lor hom. rule ot
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-21
.ByB0NIC PLAGUE HAS
 APPEARED AT SEATTLE
United Press Teregrapa.caOre sorvio..)

Seattle Oct 2I-The first case of Bubonic plague re- ported on the coast outside f San Francisco revealed in this city today when cmaman discovered to have died with the disease The body taken in charge by the United States authorities and it will be cremated All rats will be killed and every effort made to prevent the d sstse from obtaining foohod in the city. It has not been ascerained how the plague brought to Seattle
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-21
WICEER5HAM SPEAKS
 FUR LOCAL HOME RULE

the terri rr snd urged the establish menJ uf a legislature for Alaska. In order that laws, applicable to the needs fl Alaska, might be established and the enforcement thereof made certain by officers ,lecred by the people.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-21
REYN0L IDS 9l0
BRADY Is
 FINANCIALLY RU.NE5

will engage in farming and remain he 7alancs ct his days. It is known that the fact that be was Instrumental in in- ducing many Of his friends to take stock in the companies rud that in doing so they became financial suffer, ,rs has greatly depressed the 10 mer gov ernor
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-21
(By United Press.)

Valdez Oct. 2l-As a result of stalk ing his all in ,he Reynolds ventures at Valdez, Ex governor Brady ts ruin d financially, and it is an%ounc,d by the friends of Mr. Brady that he will short ly return to Sitka, at which point he
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-21
YE MUST BE BORN AGAIN

Have new born suit or Overcoat. Get your orders in for hanssgiyIrg and Xmas. You will make DO mistake when you leave your O ders wl;h the American Ia lors.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-21
fRy United Press.l

Ketchikan, Oct. 2l-The employees of the Hadley shelter near this place, who were thrown out of employment, caused by the closing down of the plant
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-21
HADLEY SHELTER MEN
 W.--GET FULL PAY.

and who seized the property for wages alleged 10 be due them, Ijll be paid in full this week. according to the report made by the attorney who has the ai- fahs of the company in charge
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-21
YE MUST BE BORN AGAIN

Have a new born suit or Overcoat. Get your orders in for Thanksgiving and Xmas. You will make no mistake when you leave your orders with the American Tailors,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-21

The best dining room, the best hotel ac- crmmodations, the most comfort at the Fifth Avenue
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-21
ThO masOOt

Ml Vernon Rye, Old Taylor and Bel mont Whiskies double stamped goods, 10 years old), aud Rainier and Pacific. Bottled Beer. at the Mascot.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-21

The Fifth Avenue hotel has unlimited ,ccomOdations. Steam heat aud every tniug modern.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-21
PLEDGE SI0.000,000
 T05TEBlY THE MARKET

on account of the Heipze trouble. g. T. Mrllikap, a retired capitalist, as assumed the Presidency of the MeC- cautile National Bank, from which F. A. Heinz9 retired on Thursday.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-21
(sy United Press.)

New York, Oct. 2l-Tcn million dollars has been advanced to protect the market from disaster which is feared imminent
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27

white bbls s75c: bIl 5e Philadepha s7oe bulk
sSs - refined vases He YorR bbS bGIk &C.
4 70 9s Gp Gs5S "ass5 GoroNESD IONS
Prime crude 29q29 2c prime sumner ysSw sp Fsbr 81
sfS 81 en- &c: March SsassIsc: May. IS a8s and
July SsaSSt6; OF summer 6 prime White 8sa 40c
Prime yel?W 4saS4e LINsEEp olAnertSaIn !s s5n csI
cltta raw, 7Uc. LARD OIL. 1896 e.o.,r. >. +bA
live hogs an! liberal receipts While aisbe 5he
hogs ESTIMATED for friday 80 ooo! Kansas 6, City
sssl5 % slsasls 90 short sia GfaT s1asIl ile
fam 90 sl5a$5 So packet 81 oasls
s22qs2s BEEF HAMs-Stsady Quoted p. at ga sv
e%se: 100 n 6sc; 40 n 7e pigs 7s@7ss ss5ass
s. 1d 70 n s Is NJ Oss se e faiS B. s ao'is Pced
ey s quotes s5uasr at sqa
Middle Western prime si0as.2oc. city lard steady
quoted @ at 6 sGs 6a Raa ss s?sn
stead q@Ss Quoted Gsd @ City ard searin
RICE-The market for rice was steady here fin at
asona s S@sn fod M51h scesnngs ordinary
fair o s09a 5nsn sTdRs5y ac..5e s' PFi%e pana for
elm 5,sa6ae Rang9n and Bassei5n 5aSs ,,.+ .n6
unchanged The following are list prices subject to a
cash seven days. Crystal domnos 7l5c Eagle tablets
Toe cut loaf SOC ersasd G S9G me mould A.
granulated 5o5c: XXxX powdered. 495e: X powdered
extra fne eranulated 4soc: Eagle IN cartons Of
@ @ BAGS DO Sc oo bags do abe as and so
tags do Soc: Eagle standard granulated and
diamond A. 4soc eonfectioners' and No / 4eoc; Nos
. and 3. 55c: No 4. SOC: No :. 445c No G. 44oc:
No s5c: No 5. $oc; No q 25c: No 10 I5c No
IL sloc: II. 4.o5c; Is. &c; Nos ii. II and le
95c There holiday London to-day. The local
ruled steady firm and unchanged. with duty
prices quoted follows Centrifugal. 96 test.
3s5c: 9uscova1o 50 s3oa335c and nolasses
q 3Q3 0Jc MEETINGS American ports for the
week were 5000 tons. which compares with 33ooo last
2T.oo0 last year. Receipts the week were
IL 6I2 tons this sanls against l5ass week
and 300 year. Total stock IS lis T06
against 49, o9l tons last week and S2 oo1 tons year
Toledo Dec. 26-CLONER-Cash and December, $40 -:
March, SO 81. TIMoTHY-Prime s. 20. ALsIflE-
Prime, 50 so.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York December &c. 1907.
to-day, Prices were firm and unchanged Rye aOur
quoted tRs New YORK PT9agss
patents 81 Sass % spring clears 81 5oGs5 extra No
lRssr Ia s4ast 20 ezra No winter IS Sss gGCS
BYE FioUE-steady - Quoted Quoted; Fair TO good. s. s5G
quoted: Kim dried s. aSas8 $: BAGMEAL-stes5y;
FEEpWesier5 Guiet ctg seadT ouSte 3?
mestern spring sc 90 standard niddlns s2e -four do
SIS bulk s2d 5oas27 SACKS middng Ling s2s Soas2a; red
GRAIN-wHEAT-Highest prices of the week were
May option touched 81 1915 or practically i5c above
heas a % a AFTER hone aE was ali 0'da day. IN the the
s!ksi ns shoasR @ 6na prioes we're sl I9io net higher
YORK The chief Sn5a 9t aetSE was an5 TeDGE re 5a that
had been redpGsd ice to @ s low hE9 sn THIS m ne%s was as
Kansas reports that iners after good wheat
tfat the Wheat Punjab District of India had
been reduced from 10000 70 10000 acres caused
Europan markets With the exception Of p Paris hs Were
port circles that Sreigners were sun showing good
6eal es 0 T days Wheat and -four cIearanoes from the
seaboard aggregated 100000 bush while the interior
last year especially Northwest The Price Cur,
os the bg eommssioa houses good buyers
in The GosFo en aSsd encaGoe G 'Ps by the Unusual d
nands that expected to be made On this country in
o7 .1s Bsf ahes; 81 81 1 S0F'es Pgath aoa No e
art business was reported. CoRN-CovernS Of Decen-
be- shorts was spectacular feature of toays corn
market option IN Chicago advsncing & e ost, bush
above the close Tuesday while the New YORK poSon
sold up &c. Later deliveries Ioiio"ea WIN an
Saaca ~ about &c mainly based reports OF poor
sSinse buish Current review the strength
- ,bea. and tighter receipts than expected al CHICAGO
Tbe .dvance was in the last hour by heavier
carot estimates so that the final tone = was
"a ,aore thar steady. Cash here closed as loo"s
NJ NJ . corn nc elevator and 66Ssc Z Q anoat; no
NJ ssz.c and No 2 yellow, nominal anoat
CaTs-Yn line with other markets. oats had an cary
t a5x,anre most Of which lost in the tate tra,-
ine December especially weak near me close lose The n
jury s lever ss follows: Mixed. 2H to 81 To- SAC;
,,ai easy white % to 30 n. 5saasc and eppeo %ne
western sio Z o b New York BARLEY-Aafhee h0hii
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
:. - .,.,,,, ,.a,, IS: pigs 50 7sss4 2s bulk Of

as4 .o packing s4ass IS: pigs 50 1866 Is; bulk Of
saIs. 81 25q$4 s5 SHEEP-Reeeipts estimated % aoout
Te 900 head: market active iu9ioc .isneri sheep
eoxSSe TX. lambs ssaS6 IS: yeariinss. s49S5
Ess, BufraIo Dec 26--cATTLE.Rses pts. l25 head:
,,arrs, steadier: prime steers. S. 25G$S IS EEALS
Psceints $40 head market active and 2sc higher at
tsSsa9 95 Ho(iS-Receipts 1890 head market slow
80 9oSIsse lower: heavy and mixed 81 lO<4 so YORK
a 81 soSas4 70 pigs 81 50a$4 go; roushs. $49S4 20:
stays 81 25ds3 IS: dairies 81 oo0ss4 10 SHEEP AND
IaWRS-Receipts. II 400 head. market active. sheep
steady: lambs ioc higher at $Ssso - yearhnss'
s5GS5 rs: 81 1885: ewes. s4as4 2s sneep'
Kansas City Mo-: pec 2s-cArTIE-Eesepss' .ss 1aoo
head Including 400 Southerns: market logic o~si
Choice export dressed beet steers - -, -, 81
to good So Western steers ss 6O1Ss 30.
ers and feeders 50 so9s4 20; Southern steers eog
native heifers s3as4 2s bulls s3@Ss 75 calves ss
$3.50 HOGS-Recepts. 10000 head: market 10 20 cS
lower: top 40 bulk OF sales ~ 25aA 80 hsaSy 80
sEEEP-Receipts 300 head market strong top lambs
xs o0- lambs 5Ohs6 20: and yearitnss q 500
81 50 Western yearng - 2s1sS Western saeep - %
6Tx4 20. stockers and feeders. $31$4.
pfttsh1rg Dec 26.-CATTLE-Suprly light market
steady. choice IS 40d$s 60: prime. IS 209$o 80 SHEEP
supply fair: stronger on best lambs; other
GRADES slow: wethers 81 soN$5. culis and corn
mon 81 5O6$e lambs. 81 50@$6 s. VEAL CALVES
esGss HOGS-Receipfs fair: market lower. all
GRADES 81 rs: roughs $4d$4 25
Cincinnati. Dec 2e.aoGs-Market. !. slow; butcher b.
and shppers' - 81 h9$4 7 common 50 s06$4 40 CAT
TLE-stronR: fair to good shippers = 6S0s5 -: COM
mon k2632 rs. sHEEP-streog; $20$4 . LAMBS
strong: $40$6 =
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27

We wees .'i :s I'd
iS iisc do Ohio and Mengan scaled fancy r s askd %
fancy e 90 oySs ss esps % y % ScRe heaa
a9S i1d1 Ees do soshWesien lsa 6c old
lSG DO old soms i5G; 52oTs DO os Psadephs to Il
pair per 10 2a25c: do Pennsylvania to NJ l,aise G
&c PhiqasP6!a 3S phi 10 lzS,se ss
sfn 9 dfy PICKED ioi5o do ofo and Michigan
IS2 Other Wesern s9sde6 al Ohio 7ls a5S ,cnga
sceided choice i0Ma1c: other Western. scalded 70
lSo 1919 de SocRs pcked and seads puKs
spring, ohio and Michigan choice l2ai2,4c DO other
western western sIic GIiNEA fowls young
81 81 Sass Sal Ss'd g. Do mixed IS cas sos
,nss 'p[ Fresh nua rather more plenty
and aSh' easie Rasbfs in demand
saGss os SuA PvE GOLDEN frozen u per- Dozen
fnS ai do psa Sa' o s fS 3d. srS per a
ss 2 . a RST W Pa DRs sss CO. P @
2ss do seneads 81 snms2 do -sn1s T9sad 3D. 81 ss a5
wing e6a7se: do common. 2O84oc: ABBIrs eot,Ontai.
POTATOES AM vFcurAF- rS-o~~r'nss of pota-
toes liberal and tone weak rss ans sEo.
steady Celery selling fairly Chieory and essarols
and higher It'sss %,s,os, In
sssvs SS wea s1py dun cnay
light supply but quality VIZ .resass
Ser S g % % o per es psr
7sgs2 sss.s 2 snd M in ss
TtT IToEs JERSEY. per So toasa 6o do hsstet
aS o. p.l DO as s sada
ls ). z: 81 N S'c ee 20
s DC @ = Per state per DO ss ssoe
Do Sof per case 81 soasa 5o California 500
..c =. saasiS d. e per bDl 75es M ss
81 25SI 50: CHIcoRY state basket 50a!oc DO New
ss se4 sqss s.en DO RT o per sSx
sssa s. d ssI,ss snort e. cut ss!ss o ss sss S.
oSs Sr,.sss s Is Is & ss cq's j 3
ssD1sH :a IS ESP.xn ,oa 'n'Iss'd ss
s5 sacne ss1 soas2s
ks 7acasi rs New oEsans per ,o,san. sn sl1ss ss;
soz.n 90 feF ,oassc: s LIMA BEANS Bermuda per
81 so9ss: MUSHROOMS. hothouss per n. @ @Iog+oc:
oIoSs nIM hs1sip-' ss vas ptcsis Isen
do Connecticut white nsr Dbl 81 soas4 90 DO yellow
s1asi ss DO state and western white crate sosg
81 DO white. rer bag S2asa DO yellow per bag s'ps1;
DO sasl So DO Grange an County o yeSw per r,.sns sas
per sSi sass OYSTER pLANTs per ssnehe.
s1ks TpT4a aras es pe se.1 49,
10 Cuban 5ocdsl 25 PEAS Charleston per basket
81 so@ss so: do Florida slas4 PARsLEI bermpda ns,
ssass So do plain So soass: PJ,MPKINs per bel SIC
s. 2s PARsNIPs ps5 esl sl@s Is Ms d Eer Nsw
ida per tasket 7tcas so Bermuda. box 2.ssTss
PADTSHES ho,house per 100 lunches s2nS3; STRIXo
sEANs 81 s ousH Hssaa Ht per- bb
DO marrow e5s1 IS: 10 Florida white ner box SIG
q So do cssan WI Thr sTS 60 p.r earrer
81 esase Cuban $as2 do hehouse per 70 4@I2e'
M per ss sss 10 New sG
white per Dbl So do old. white 81 23G$i 5O WATER
cREss per 100 punches sIas1 50.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. December g. 1897.
] ;. ans .reT s0F sS se afsi a ss
about car and half 81 bulls ors aad 5SiS soSs
ehassd bands Balls % were .eo 81 n f m common to
nsa ssst ss sss;,s so AND at bset s
Salg@sntas s. sy la Il s502 9bs shis n.se Rt for for
e. SDe6 as955 5ss 0% 70 Reoo also q sheep s.
Dsnsaes the s Ts5 tS sas ta "sss 5 iRd'ss H. m cows
III n $50 n. at 81 u.s. IL do oS2 10 al
: G. Curtis $50 ~ at 81: : d. 7i5 N.
mich cows-Receipss we're 81 head s1d,ns Th ss1s IS
:T TIE rste s % nos .. # saSes ana ordinary to choice
mixers with thsf eagr a cows s' ana calves At s., per
.sss. 6 G. Curtis s0n: cows Aa' 'Ai.s. .e. . ''
Andrew Mullen: 1 and calf fer seS-
W R Hume: j COW and calf for SO SO
m see p Gsff sos for ,he and
svss % sss We're ~ss ese .'sssd ss sae
g, re .,Is :. e g. g
s. IS g 7s ysarllnss at :. 2s s ca car s
lie r n for city and 7a12e for country
30 T. s d5 u nsis 9ss No s ssrs ~ M
O. ? v.sr.,sss :, IS ss; ., da & ~ 2 Nv
~ n as s. ss ,Ss Ss NJ y at 90 ss ae Il n at sI =
i9sn ss.R Ms.n e yes iss At IS
q s I.aisRa ?; 81 vsas iss rs
Mcrherson & Co: 80 los 70 at 81 Is; barn
Newton & Co.: veals i2l n. at IS so; DO 81 fs
sf 81 so.
calves 2so 50 *.
SHEEP AND IAsBs-Eeceipts were 6Fft cars. or
14sis head including 44z for slaueherers ano
market Sheep quiet but steady: va anns
steady but in fair demand some sellers inouHi'
the market traA hrrn for medium grades ABOUT Is
mainly late arrivals itkelr 70 be hed over on
prime sheep sold 81 25@&4 so per 100 10: a
few ec.ed do So 10 prime lambs al 20 -
sisdS per lambs steady. at suilc
selected selling 1zszGf2c: cfesseo
ioshorse lambs lo=er. $5Tsl9 per carcass -.
Ssles-Kernx Commission Company: 1874 Ohio lamps 20
n So IS fb I9o 10 81 fh at 80 90 no
Indiana do. zs ~ SC CO. LIS DO. 81 10 each az 90 -
2e7 Buffalo %, 2i7 do 6s H. ST - % $50
do. g1 ~ %: 70 at SO =: 2i4 40 .9 10
s. s5. 80 So NJ. So q lndians shcep
$50. .,e
Tofin Shannon: e42 lambs 7e ~ at SO 20: zis
sheep 10 s5. a. 40 10 - 80; 90 do III 10
al 81 q: ias DO 81 10 ct 50
Saunders. 81 state lambs. rs n- at 80 .os stade
yesrnrs - S.; sheep. 100 ID at <4 : cus Gu
ID al 81 % ~, 8,
W 4 Hnnae: 60 Penasylvsna lambs. CO To- at SO; IL
saeer. 100 ~. al So SO. - -, In
faughererx witt exception OF 80 bead Feeins
weak Buffalo edvtces- brnch OF cnoice ngnI p'ss
sold per 100 cauntrs dressad hogs SLOW a.
Saiss--W R. "A sms: g Pennzylvants Pig. g iD svss-
aoA .. g. q per l09 n: rough. 30 .. AZ - =.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
Saviings Banks.
Dry Dock Savings institution

saI Z SAB BOWERY. Cor. Sd st. NEW nohA-
The Trustees have declared dividend Tor tne sig
months ending December 81 1907. on all oeposs1
entitled thereto under the oy-la at ,he i"-. o'
FOUR per cent per annun all sums not exceeding
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS. payable on and sf,er
January 20. 1908
Deposits made before January 10 VIII %
entitled 10 interest from January l. 1905
ANDREW MILLS. President
CHARLES MIEHLING. Secretary
wN F. PATTERSON. Asst Secretary
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
STEAMSHIP TICKET BROKER GONE.

An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed
in the United States District Court yesterday
AGAINST Agam Garnasokis a steamship ficket
broker of No IS Greenwich street. The chief
creditors are the International Mercantile Marine.
with q claim Of sz213; the Oceanic Steam Navtga-
ton Company, s2.177, and the Cunard Steamship
Company, slIi
7-be allegation is that tickets were furnished by
the foregoing concerns, be used on their steam
ships in November and December for which no
return was made. and that the broker abandoned
his business and left the country.
Judge Hough appointed Henry Galmadge, 20, re-
cei,er under a bond of Loo.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27

H0Gs-ReceIpfs ssere
for fisughtere;r with the
weak on Buffalo edvsces-
sold 81 80 - per lUc y.
eghc per -.
&aiss-W r. n Jme; %
-. 9. e. . per l08 n: !
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
To all those depositors In ths
KhIckERBOCKER TRUST COMPANY

who have assented the plan resumption of business
requests for information too numerous tc
separately. would state that the Cornttse
will declare the for resumption of business
operative when in the Judgment Fric Herric
Ledyard Voting Trustees depostors in sufficient
amounts given their consent 10 it, Even ninety
per cent deposits not opinion. sufficient.
substantially all Of the depositors must assent
should inlpracticable
We will return your assignments and pass-books. 1t
unfair for majority of depostors to ex-
ercise forbearance few. and those
have already assented should take their pass
books TO the offices Of the Trust Company to-day the
motion permanent receivership VIII be aysuea TO-
morrow Saturday, December 18th.
HINsDILL PARSONS. Chairman.
HERBERT l.. sATIERLEE, Counsel
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
OTHER MARkers-sv TELEGRAPH.

os o head; market i0G.5c over. So sodSd IS;
cows s. 75s4 So hefers So 5oass a5 bulls 81 soGs4 so
calves $3aS7 stockers and feeders 81 400$4 90 HOGS
Receipts estimated about 3. "~ hees al u ke, :, &c
& 4o@s4 so: Mixed S4 3o@st aS chocs lEht - -
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27

wrraYS-Holiday conditions prevaileo " S h,etsr at
-srEets to-day. TTNTin. however was snn and ur-
1880 with lake quoted at 49, gig SoS ID
lead was points higher Al .aa ssS4 sG zoe IRON
speser ~4S All; and unchanged The London ma'Se sSs
a dTon The market for pig Iron esrnc ,rsnsactions
eioseo. dull ana without uaiso
Prodnee Xe-e Standard foundry slaus
,,Ioxrs: Cash and December $"9 Way
quoted a. and March. SIT asked April. si' i'' ''
e. ~ and June. sl7 90 all asked -,,., for syrups
aay and nolasses firmly held wlln @ orieans
was stsaosM M around Quotations follow: New aass
business al comnnon isaIse: sair lsg2Ss sooS s;4ias
centrit Orleans, open seets.
25e: prime ,saIisc: l5df7c gooc 's0%o''
prime 2oqZsc. IAN oil was moderately active today
osc. about steady OIL mills show .ess sy pro
with pflces ~ the market Trading was XII.
70 press ssies 100 December s1egss &C ,o @ ohIs
Jsnuary s7G.sc ioo h6s. Msaen sa Renn-d p-tro
MY ~ o. srcady IT prices nses1 o. .ss.aarS
ana unchanged We euoss'
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
Financial.
Financial.
OFFICE OF
THE CANADA SOUTHERN RAIL Way COMPANY
Grand Central Station. New York, Nov. 2. 1901
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New-York tribune., 1907-12-27
Financial Meetings.
En,pirR Uri1st GnnIpai1u
MAIN OFFICE AZ BROADWAY

Notice hereby that the annual meelns or -
stoc EMPIRE TRUST COMPANY foS tns
election class whose term or ore sa
then expire appointment OF the tnspeSoIs of
election the ensuing year and Tor the c
such other business may be properly brought oeors
viii be held In the directors at the principal
office OF company. No. A. Broadway. on Weones5ay
January 10 1908 II O'Clock IN the forenoon
Polls will be open from II a NJ. 20 II NJ
transfer OF stock VIII be closed fTcr1
q NJ on tuesday December 81. 1907. until 10 A "
on Thursday. January 10. 1905. , -.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-27

pLEAsE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ANNuAi
L nnse-fnx Of the Stockholders the NASSAU SCB-
URBAN HOME COMPANY for the purpose OF eiectirs
Directors and Inspectors Of Election and tansacng scn
other business may properly come before tns en9
will be he'd on the Bird day OF January lsOe ~ zen
~ The forer Office Of the Company.
No 40 sixth in the Borough CT Manhattan CITY
New York
~ ~ N. A JONES. Secretary-
THE UNITED STATES EXCHANGE BANK.
meeting of the Stockholders OF this Bank
will be held the banking rooms on Fuesday jan
uarv I4th three 20 four o'clock ? M TO
siac. Directors ensuing and to vote
nronositoa to amend the Articles of Association
,,.kjng the Board Directors 90 consist OF twelve
instead OF nineteen members
JAMES J HkUGHNESST. Cashier.