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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-05-02

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New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicgao, Dec. 13.-LiberaI primary receipts and
Increased stocks in the Northwest were chiefly re-
market. AT the close wheat for May delivery was
OF lsc. Corn was shade lower. Oats were down
14c TO &c. Provisions were 171zc to 35c lower.
The wheat market opened weak because of
moderate decline at Liverpool, and with the excep-
ton of few mild rallies continued heavy all day
The dulress OF export business the poor demand
for cash wheat and the large increase in stocks of
wheat at Minneapolis the depressing features
The strength Of corn and a late recovery at Liver
pool were the bullfsh features Trade which
active in the early session became very light in
the later part OF the day. The close easy
May opened 1sc TO &c 10 sc 10 Izc lower at $3.50
TO 1olsc, sold between $3.50 and l0Olc, and closed
at aO01sc TO 1G0j.c. Clearances of wheat and -four
week. shown b. 'Bradstreet's," equal o
600 bushels Primary receipts SSS 900 BUSH
els, against 6S2.000 bushels on the same day last
year. Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reported
receipts of 5 cars, against 5S3 last week and 52S
year ago.
The corn market was strong for the greater part
Of the day because Of firm cables and reports OF
poor condition in much of the crop Late in
the session sentiment became bearish because Of
the decline in the price of live hogs and liberal
primary receipts. The close was steady. May
opened a shade higher to sc lower 56zc to 5sssc
TO 562c. advanced TO 57isc, and closed at 565sc.
Local receipts were 20 cars, with sixteen of con-
tract grade
Trade in oats was light and prices kept within
n range OF &c The wheat and corn markets
the dominating influences May opened I4c lower.
closed at 5Si2c to 535sc. Local receipts 195
cars.
Provisions were weak all day because of CSC
decline the price live hogs At the close May
pork was off &C. al So S2a. Lard down l7tac.
at 81 So Ribs TIC to 2oc lower. at IS 95.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow; Wheat, %
cars; corn, 253 cars; oats, 251 cars; hogs, 5000
head.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
2 =
contract prices in the local market to-

CnTT0N-The market lost of its ad
previous day. with the close barely STEADY
bales The market opened steady at
an advance lao points, with Decabmer Leading the ad-
covering bat cables were disappointing,
realizing liquidation for over
showing net loss OF ABOUT
active months there was rally On
seemed to be based upon very buish accounts from the
interior spot markets the South The upward move
above the closing nguTes OF tho
previous Sdi points, but was toloweo 1y
IaIEo bear pressure The close was az
tie lowest level a number OF pr'NSte
show higher spot OASIS IN us
Solt and good demand particularly for export. IL -
siras however bv those selling futures, tat
filling contracts mace o ils
not reflect any freSn dsIldIu .ot,s
we're lie lower isc higher Bulls arc preaieaS
next Friday, giving inc aoue
~ cotton clnned TO December IL. and behei9 tlat th'
showing win strengthen the impression tnat tls go ~
Believers in large crop cIaA. SISt
returns. but time VIII pe
make certain OF any such
e,nertrterdent Kings weekly movement fgues io"o".
bales against 4if baAes ,a
overland 70 and Canada 194@S baes
Southern IiiH
421 bales. against 5sWi oIeS
let ear. brought sight FOR the week 4izee
live, 57G asa bales last year. Total crop
asdI4sL against 6143ol3 bales lAst
& craos TO mills and Canada 99 s5s naes again @ noo
5o1 southern mill takings o.L.yVZ
fIcs against $1,000 bales last year stosa az inst
into sight thus IaT Lo
- 9E7 1l7 baIas against 6,SHo,S0i paes Ids ,ns
ron movement IS for 104 days. against IuS
5,s iast year Deductions from gross oEerau ,cys
include bales ehlpped from 81 boul7 ' =. So,
e range Of contract prices in the local market 'os
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
HARTMAN NET EARNINGS DECLINE
Results Of Union and Southern Pacific for
October Make Poor COMPARISONS.

Net earnings of the Hartman roads for tba
month OF OCTOBER. figures of which were received
yesterday snow noteworthy decreases from the
corresponding time year ago. Union Pacific pre-
sentlns loss of sS55O37 against gain in gross or
se1o.ocS ahd southern Pacific a loss in net Of
sL4-"4o0 against an increase in gross OF 81
Inc Union Paclfic company has issued the follow
ing statement explaining the reduction in its net
results: --- 40 iioe
maintenance of way, structures and eouipment
renewals OF crossties increased $50 and charges
Ior equipment depreciation sgO65O The remaining
increase Is IN current repairs renewals Of roadway
ana or equipment caused in part bv the greater
expense IN maintaining the roadway under the
greater trahic moved over it, the greater expense
oi keeping up locomotives of the present heavy
type and the increase in wages and cost Of
material Expenses for conducting Transportation
ana general expenses increased the result in
part or an increase in ton mileage of about q
cent, hlSher wage schedules and increased cost of
fuel Tor locomotives Taxes increased s5s6SO'
Southern Pacifc's decline in net is accounted for
by a marked gain in maintenance of way structures
ana equipment; by an increase in expenses on re-
he"as OF rails, ties and ballastins: by repairs to
cars and by expenditures in bringing the roadbed
damaged by last winters food to a standard con-
dltlon. The expense OF maintaining the roadway
under the greater volume of traffic moved and the
increase In the cost of labor and materials also
contributed to the poor results reported in net
returns.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

York December 13
eladinE cars siaEhtereTs esoTtsTs
and l0c higher; bulls ruled steaIy: the yards were
S@e FsT @ {? M se & steers soa So 3 az = 20 % per ~ sYo 9 S
ss So TWO or Three extra fat COWS at s4as4 p Dressed
@ sids selling at i9 L9dsyS s Ss6fs 1T9Ia Liverpool
London at i2s dressed weight retriseTaor beef at 81
az GIG Per H. shIpments To-Day from THIS port included
s the 2ohawE 5S isi etts oat for
FhadeI9hia quarters Of beef for
Beef Company and 100 quarters for Armour Co. maxi
Ing with the previous shipments a total for the week
beef All Great Britain. with exception
saes-aIcIoheTzon 60; Is Kentucky Iie4 b
Do 5s b ia y SO & b. at ssE s. j? d DO = 90
at SO; DO 42o H. at s. p; oxen 1928 ID. at 81 90;
Sc e & so lG i p 90 Fl H. at ao 81 s9s g
H. al s 20: 70 ao 20 i: 81 5o $50 Is
DO 1877 b at s. So do la b. at $ H. O al - 90 10
s.a1rs m q Ohio steers 1928 ib at IS 4o - do 1l7e
liz n 81 bun: $50 i. at s. 30: cow: 1850 n
ioo9 H. at 50 a5 . d. s's H. a: So 10 DO 1ISo b.
Kerns Commission Company: IS Ohio STEERS. 1155 ro
at 81 5 % Western COVE $50 n. at 81 49, % do $52
CiLVEs-Receipts were a1e head. including 5s
nr With the stale CAVES had on sale The tdeng
barnyard almost nominal. and sales Of
portance Three of Western calves held
6: ba1afd sG e9 eaiS ass good per
so lac per 81 Il city reals county
dressed and 6G61zc for dressed tarT1yard calves.
sales. sanders: 92 Western calves. 295 ID average
at 81 s71a per 100 ii.
including IL for slaughteTers and
making. with the held from
terday be sold Sheep were in light supply
and steady: lambs 25c higher about half the stock
arrived late and would be entirely closed to-
day Common 10 fairly good sheep sold at S39s4 80 per
100 ~ good lambs Sc 5oGsT 121. Dressed
steady. 61A fb dressed lambs rmer at
saIes-Tobin & Shannon: 1se Ohio lambs 60 n
age sc s7e per 100 lD % Jersey DO SO ~ at Sc 81
a. Jersey sheep 119 10 81 TO- II Ohio do 92 H. at 81
Kerns Commission Company: 200 Ohio lambs "a 70 ct
81 I2Iz 134 T3 ST. 112 do, 60 b. al s6 70; 50
Ohio sheep ss n. 81 80: do f75 ro at SO 90; do
s. Sanders: Pennsylvania lambs. e3 n. al So 80
HOGS-Receipts were IS cars. or $500 head all
Cor siourhterers No trade in live hogs. Norninallv
steady for weights Country dressed hogs unchanged
Sales. Sanders date Yesterday: % PENNSYLVANIA
PIGS at s. 20 100 n; rough $50 n,
at 6
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
nrE DIRECTORS TO GO.
american Securities Company to
Elect NesU Board.

conference of interests identified with the
1o~i,an Ice Securities Company at the Office Of
Ur,;ckerbocker Trust Company yesterday It
n .greed that the present board of directors
,a he succeeded by men representing a major
o. ~ - the stock Of the company as soon as the
~ -a-v ARRANGEMENTS could be effected.
~ new board will consist Of Lewis Cass Led
= Charles NJ Schwab, Isaac Guggenheinl,
.,es McCutcheon and George L. Rives, one OF the
;ars of the knickerbocker Trust Company
- reavard will represent the New York Loan
w. W. I-nnrovement Company on the board, and Mr.
-..e the knickerbocker Trust Company, which
.-,as 2 considerable amount of the stock. The
W. men mentioned are large individual holders
- me stock. The present directors are 4. II. Bar
= son OF the late Charles T Barney S. H
- q E Bedford, Walter Lee and H. II. Head
Tho receivers of the knckerboeker Trust Com
.srv attended the conference, and so did ". NJ
,lsr p-esident of the American Ice Company. Mr.
pics said that the present directorate was really
dummy board and that it had been thought de-
.;-ahle TO have as directors men who represented
oio-itv interest in the stock. He added that while
.bs annual meeting Of the company would not be
reld until March il probable that the present
-,e-,bers of the board would retire before that
,ine and that, in fact, Mr.. Bedford and Mr. Bar
nov had already signieG their willingness to do So
tbs American Ice Securities Company was in
corporated in New Jersey in 1906 to acquire the
stock of the American Ice Company. Its author
zed capital stock is s20eeoo0, OF which SlgO29 800
is outstanding. Up to January of this year it had
acquired 1883 out of total of 14a 2a2 shares of
.be preferred and 2S4.553 of total of esS III
shares Of the common stock Of the American Ice
Company
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
OTHER MARkETs-eY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Dec. 1sCATTIE-Receipts testimated). about
o.o head: uarkt and slow: steers. S44S6 90;
s. 95as4 80; hefers 81 5oas5 25. bulls 81 6oqs4 80:
calves sSqS7 sockers and feeders 81 4OGS4 80 HOGS
Receipts estirnated, about 5000 head market weak
and lower choice heavy shippers 81 50qs6 Light butch
er s4 9pGs: light mixed 81 s0as4 s5; choice light 81 So
ga 90 packing 81 30$4 So; pigs. s4Gs4 50 bulk Of
sales 81 75s4 SHEEP-Receipts (estinated). about
market and Gull: sheep. 50 b0QS4 10;
lambs IS 6GQs6 20; yearlings, 81 20ds4 80
Cincinnati Dec. 13--HoGS-Market steady; butchers
and shippers s. 20GS3 25 common So 75q$4 go CATTLE
~Narkef quiet weak fair good shippers 81 45G
ss II common s26$2 rs SHEEP-Market steady
s26ISa so LAMBS-Market steady 81 254S6 so.
Fast Buffalo, Dec 13.CATTLE-Receipts 200 head:
market steady with fair demand prime steers s. SOC
S5c higher a s59ss so HoGS-Receipts TO- 200 head:
marked and io1l5c lower: mixed and Workers s5 10
as I5 pigs 75dS4 So: roughs 81 4o9s4 so: dairss
ss SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 5000 head: market
active higher lambs s5aS7 25: yearngs IS 5oQSe;
ewes J0as8 75 sheep. mixed. s29s4 10.
Including SouheTns: market slow and steady:
choice dressed beef steers $5TS5 75 fair
god saNs5 steers s. 75Ts4 75 sockers and
feeders s3s4 steers SO 50dS4
cows Sc 25@ss native S2 5o4 so: native hef
ers. 81 T5as5: bulls. s3as4; calves. $4Gs6 go HOGS
Of sales 81 40Ns4 heavy 81 4o9s T5 packers 81 $50
8, 75 pigs and lights 81 25ds4 o. sHEEP-Receipts.
2l0o head weak to Ioc lower lambs IS 5oGs6:
ewes and yearngs 257s3 60 Western yearlings S4 so
sheep IS 5o@$4 30: stocers and feeders
$31s4 35-
choice IS 5nNss S. prime IS 2o1s5 40 calves. s79
81 90 SHEEP--supply light: slow; prime wethers. IS;
criis and common. 81 50as2 o5: lambs. 81 S0GS6 90
IFoGsTece!pts light: slow prime heaves 50 40dS6 IS;
mediums heavy Torkers S. 35G$S -. HGht FORK
srs. S. 2ooeo 81 Epushs = D0el p
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
Wheat h,;cl
CASH OBLIGATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York December 13. 1907
NoFFEE-After opening unchanged to 5 point.
higher the coffee the late trading and
closed steady. unchanged points Sales for
the day reported bags, The market opened
steady and held around the opening figures during the
early session moderate demand from local trade In
Nteress while selling the later posi-
tions moderate Support probably
aged by the light Brazilian receipts and reports of
steadier the spot coffee. The Euro
markets made steady showing the closing prices
OF the previous day, ana the Brazilian markets were
steady, with prices unchanged TO 20 reis higher The
main sustaining however. is the light movement
Of coffee of kinds which local bulls believe points 10
around 100000
the requirements
quite generally estimated between 100000 and 1S
00000 bags. Such expectations naturally suggest higher
prices the parties in control II the surplus supply was
strong hold advance. but tie prospect
appear encouraging enough sufficiently
general buying movement with
the market fuctuates irregularly under the
market supplies The market
spot steader with quotations Oh the basis
of Csc for Rio No T.
The range for contract prices in the local market
day as
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

rbe local market spot cotton was STEADY WIN
prizes r. o pSIT for Idding Gulf $50 bales South
spot markets were aaie 200 bales; savannah
tendv unchanged II 516c: sales 5.oa ao bales bales
aa5~ 5% uSshahred asasF at at
Baltimore nonni%a Iaer at IL sfoe; sales 7$f bales
Louis steady 1tc higher at nsei sales w % orleans
& nchanged at 117sc; sales 34so bales Whining
steady. unchanged od at Lac, aiveston 9uet un-
changed at 12c; sales, 400 bales Memphis steady &c
nt leading points for Saturday At New Orleans l8ooo
to IS 600 against 20723 last week ana I.oS las, las,
week and last and at Galveston M est 1900 to
Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot spot
hardening sales l2ooo bales Ia no as a
Aerican niddling upland. ossd futures opened
ADVANCE Of point to decline points peeeber
end 5atG 5s5d
Apr-May 595hd; May-June. 59ehd; June-July,
ga 56s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in more demand cloths ia'r
3: S 5is ost s9sss sas Ee sSsnss & sa6
s6Phs 5s REi0ss n So s & @ Sew hS5 s
g Sl5Ss5 pS5f :.ss@ SusssS
fss sooJ 20 81 Se ssa Isl RYE
81 s g. FP es as ys9: %
ding s27 -four do SIS; red dog $50 ao all Deoemiper
shipments city bran s26 bulk s279$2s sacks mddling
SCI 5oGsao red ssl So hOnny chop s2' bulk SIS 20
GRaIN-wHEAT-An unezpectediy strong aavatce a
mestic prices sharply from the low opening eVes
and there was very little reaction for the balance OF te
The Liverpool npturn which equivalsn, to about 2i
from early low point. iert tnat market 80
70 an o oyersod condition and that worlds
shipments week would be comparatively Light Light
around the opening when prices sold on about "a cent
wekness including &c decline in Berlin and 14.e loss
inss We're again while news from that eoun-
try continued very favorable The Modern Miller re-
nom feaure was the 'Bradstreets' statement showing
weekly exports e1s5 600 bushels OF wheat and Hour
equaIlng last weeks heavy total IneEe was sooa
exporters bids -four were 1oc TO oc lower sha
Thursday Although some OF The pfiVase byns % mem
accepted business was reported mere
I'D to the close The market in New York closed
edoat: Northern Duluth 8 1sN % and No No @ hard
winter. 81 foi4. b, afoat COfiN-Ths oun move
Rashf ith prices m 0'n up &c en- further support
interests rain snow IN the belt, Hgh
Interior receipts. an advance OF hd al Liverpool ana
reports poor condition In the afternoon most Of the
advance cariot estimates for Satlr
day provisions and realizing 30 that final
market in New York closed follows: No 6sac
elevator for old and e4so for new. aaost; OTHER
quite steady with but later dropped OF. under
the day Cash New York steady. ss fol.
10. 57a5s14c and clipped white ss to 60 10 sngs5c
RYEMeretr Su No Msss Ho7a1a SOC asked Ne"
Wheat, including -four. exports for the week. accord.
ing .Hradstreet's aggregated 1sseIs bush against
snis lsSt sass sash
Cora az0ea1s Or Ae weak tkso1A eusA aaAana laRsU
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
CHICAGO RAILWAYS ANNOUNCEMENT

The committee in charge of the modified pIan of
October 10 of the Chicago Railways Company has
announced an extension of time for deposits to
Wednesday, December IS, and given notice that
after that date undeposited securities can be adj
mitted only by special application to the commit
tee. The total OF bonds assented to the plan Is in
excess OF 81, ,5o0o0 which is more than 81 per cent
Of the outstanding issue The amount of bonds
held by the committee is far in excess of any
amount which be realized upon sales made in
the foreclosure proceedings in which it s expected
that DEGREES will shortly be entered.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, Dec 1s.-Closing: WFIEAT-Spot. No red
nominal: March. Is 3D. May. Is SID CoRN-spot
ber nominal: January, IS 3D. PEASoCanadisn , 9gist
7s Cd FIOUR-Winter patents quiet Sos 3D. HOPS
In London (Pacihc Coasp quiet. f2af3 BEEF-Extra
India firm. ees 3D. PoRK-Prins mess western
stea HAMS-Short IA to IS 10. steady
ASS Sd. BACoN-cumberland cut. 2s to 80 n. firm
54s Ga short rib l6 "a f quiet. 55s 3d. long clear
middles light 2s to "a rh strong SIS; do heavy 5S to
r strong SIS short clear backs 10 70 ~ 10 StTess
square IL n. frrn aes Cd. LARD-Prime Western
in ttarces quiet 42s Cd: American rened in pals. d
AIS Cd CHEEsD- Canadian finest white. new. steady
ffg. do coored, stsady. 62S TALLOW-
Prime city dull 29s 3d. TURPENTINE-Spirits dull.
85s ROSIN-Common quiet es Cd PETROLEUM-He--
aned arm 756d- LxNaNUD OUs-Weak. "a Cd
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14


I E9gsf a5a utnfes tn aiAfi at 2S SiS o &
cay wifg thS f9' marRet aq was quq'aqns
rangins from 2,:,Sc 10 With spot quoted sd
and futures at flo Locally the market vas weak p
T. 75ac casing 5oq12 LEADTef bo 5cf man man
o fon iSaa Sss Tahe' Wa at Tas sfELTERspeer ad
@ sa6ced to aao los ioc Ii as s London
market Sd higher with sahdslo touS av no
eaas f 'V was reported in iron No Northern is
f a9ps9 a, the Podace EXCHANGE without
transactions STANDARD f319dFy 6Taes s7 Co. February
$i7 so and March, sl7 IS, ali asked ,or s,,r,,ps
waS ifady gncahsed Rn1s ouotations MssE
goSd q prime 45e 5sc & fa l5aIc:
isa20c: prime 20g2Jc: fancy. 24q-oe. sroc,,,s
tive support in sympathy with strength OF Sdmo STaSe M m
Europe has Peen IeseaE eep oi today were
fairly large. sales 500 bbls January & at sS 200
bbis January 4osg4oo Refined peolf4Hr an 9So |
STANDARD white bbls s75 in bulk, &C. Philade&Phia &
bbs zoe and IN bulk 92e refined ca;e N Yo bbs
10 9S Sc and n 5af &C. ihadelph and and
Fh,Iaaapha IN Rn sa'f is get'F coTT6NsEED %aS rd
cember SsaSs.c do January 3SqSS5c oi q? ~
MaTqh % 2s gS2S 2s6% do Tay bey:n5et
sooa yellow asas P5i~s whi{s assrieaa can
seed city raw z5946c: raw 44q45o' Cal
PROyIsIoNs-The provision market was as sene[ay
weak and and 0er love all day ON and fetmrn psere o from a
ers Chicago had 50. 900 and expected 80 0oo on
@sls s' co. family SIS 5o short So !S9
family s5asI5 So packet SI2 59gsl3' oadi eETa lnd.s
oo s. s seid d6 lS qo9ssS sd pFe Ra
77G a Sc cur MEATs-Pickled bellies quiet: quoted;
s.. g0c' PICKLED HAMS Steady; quoted: 9is a Zoe
TALLow-Quiet city &c; county @ "a gS-3' 1r1I
ss5 a 45e nominal: city lard quiet: quoted s,.c re
hned easy; quoted: South America 20 ON ON
6noted. mngntd T@i7tc sTEARINE-Steady quoted oleo,
TH GSc: city lard steaTine. &C.
n-Ir NTH rretty good distribution Of small lots
Buyers taking small parcels to GoVer err i2eeafo @
Hf ehcioe ~ grades for the hoiiday trade ouoations
follow screenings rs g5Ac; ordinary 4@4.sci fair.
Ak a4ac; good ordinary 5q5l.c: prime. ota gSac, a
foreign 81. q6sc; Rangoon and Bassein Sgo gossS, ,.
wiz tbn market arm and unchanged a to prices.
following list prices subject 70 a rebate OF
10 points and discount Of per cent hre s9r e9sn
days Crystal dominos. I11c Eagle taplets. i.toc'
cut loaf 5G0c: crushed. $500; mould A. 1i9c cupes'
mass a1s sranuPated nun 5o5o xxx powdered 4o5c pow
dered coarse powdered and frut powdnsIed nd ri ana
2-i6 cartons fine granuated &c; 2-lb bags DO.
i0c: 3t-b bags do 605c 6-lb bags DO BE- Io-6 oags
do Csc; 25 and 50-lb bags do, 4Soct Eagle me or
standard granuated and diamond A. Soc confectton-
A. 45oc: No 69c; No a4i 3 SOC M No + Soc So
No O. 4 25c: No 10. 415c; No II. 4.1oc No IL 4o5ei
40 H. &C; Sos - * and ie S9oc Raw - sugar mas ma
changed and duty paid rates were auoea s ss tt a.
The London market for beet sugar was quiet but
steady and unehanged With DeceIGPs at naI m Ia s,an
oS Enrone and America i7s4108 tons, against I7I9-
f4s tons last year at the same uneven dates me
last week Total stocks 90. an1 a,o.S
against 1.ss9.14s tons last year or decrease OF
o42 tons
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
CUSTOMS BROKERS ELECT OFFICERS

The Custom House brokers held their annual cleo
,ion of officers at the Custom House yesterday
John T. Rafferty,, of J. ". Masters & Co, was
elected president. The remainder Of the successful
1icket was as follows: John j. Rooney Vzce-presi-
oert- George s Young, secretary; Walter V Travis,
treasurer: Thomas ]. Plunkett, collector; A J. Nc
Carthy. z. ". Gombers and E NJ Reed, directors;
q ". Alpers Percy Kirkland William J. Carter,
F1ndlav Saobett and Chauncey c. Ryder, governors.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
MERCER OF CAN COMPANIES.

San Francisco. Dec 1S.-It is said that deal was
oo-pleted here yesterday by which the American
ian Company the wealthy Eastern concern. alb
sorbed the United Can Company Of San Francisco.
.s largest rival on the Pacific Coast. The con-
si5eration exceeded 100000 and the American Can
conpanv becomes dominant on the Pacific Coast.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
BUFFALO MINES DIVIDEND.

Directors of the Buffalo Mines Qimited) have de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend Of per cent
payable January l. Books close December II and
reopen January 9
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

Unfinished by Charles D. Barney Co, No. - Broad
stfeet, New York. and No '2s South 9th street.
hslaS-ir rfa
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
3e-nshed By Eyer & Co., No. 81 Wall stTeet)
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

changeable- tcoupon. tRegistered.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
For the week ended Friday, December 1S. 1907:
COTTON RECEIPTS.

The following the total net receipts OF cotton
at ali ports since Septemoer l:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

tx dividend.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-11-29
CRESCENT MFG co.
Seattle, Wash.

J 7. McTarnahan, recently of
Vancouver, B. c., has purchased
a lot from Mrs. Mason, near the
opera house, and will proceed at
once to construct a roller skating
rink 60Xl20 feet He represents
himself as being an experienced
man i'll the business. The rink
will be conducted on business prin-
ciples, and a lady attendant will
be on hand at all times.
Those desiring to enter birds in
the poultry show set for December
II to u, should call at
this Office and get a catalogue and
entry blank. Bring your birds in
in good shape and turn them over
to Mr.. NUM-, who will take care Of
them. Don keep your birds at
home simply because you have no
show coops Mr.. NUM-, through
the association, will provide eXhi-
bition coops fer all who are not al
ready supplied, 50 bring on your
birds and assist in making big
show.
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