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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

chicago Sept 4-Buish advices from E,,,ro-,s
caused 4 strong wheat market here to-ssI
tie close wheat for December delivery was I1Lo 70
- higher Com was up 195c. Oats were I'd nc
PROVISIONS were 2izc to I0c higher
EsTly reports from abroad we're To +be e4fec,
ALIs the wheat markets on the Continent were
.rung, Berlin being UP sharply During The say,
rs market there advanced 35zc which makes 2
ee N tnat market Of 10c since the close Of Fi1si-
Ness last Friday The strength was due ~ ra
pcr1s If large losses to the wheat ard ,,otsto
- Ia Germany and delayed harvesting in the
INC eaTly advance and Z decline of about &c
sIoesnf strong support into the market the buy
-1s eeaEg good both by shorts and on speculative
-o.0Cne Tie demand for cash grain was strong
enc u vas reported that the export business !n
Io1r was excellent The market closed strong
december wheat opened &c 20 NC higher at es1kc
- stc. solo between s53sc and 81 Ok and closed
al q soA TO g. 00A
C.earances Of wheat and -four were equal 70
x. 1o4 bushels
Primary receipts were 10000 bushels against
$50 On the same day Last year ATinrea polls
clluth aud Chicago reported receipts OF s6s cars
ago
he corn market opened strong on cool weather
throughout the corn belt and the prediction that
a WI continue During the day all the futures
Lsecned new high price level for the crop. The
eeIahd Tor cash corn and the strength Of wheat
Nese NEXT 10 the weather. the chief bullish fac
tVIE Southwestern and Western markets were
nat this fact VIII soon increase the local
cs4pts December corn opened 80 to no higher
a eessc 70 G0bxc, sold between CONC and 613sc and
0oSed stTOng at el7sc. Local receipt. were 1893
CATS. with 13l of contract grade.
The oats market again made a high record
1cr ths crc.1- Offerings were small because Of
re poor quality OF the grain thUs far received
eao shorts and bulls bought in lively fashion
throughout the day. The opinion OF q crop expert
Eacig the total Yield at zoe, 000 600 busSlg less
man the government figures for August was also
{ eGe oSthezs7g factor. December oats opened lc
higher a. 5z&c cold between 6I5sc and 6g7sc to
sc ana closed at 5s1ac Local receipts were se2
czrS
fFov2sionS showed q better tone than for several
Gays past The monthly showing o. stockB Of
.ss1 was better than expected. in view OF the
IeaV packing done recently At the close Octo-
ger sorB was 7xc higher at SIS 10. Lard was
nc 70 ioc highsz al s. l.ss to 80 I5. Ros were
&c higher at 50 20. Estimated receipts for to-
aoV; Wheat, I'll cars: corn, 2<s cars: oats,
ES< cars. hogs, 2z.eoe head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05

October ......-.1J7o 1872 1857 1870 1852
Win 1oa 5uass at hes to o. don TN market S sa
the market quiet COPPER 5;u Ess
higher in London at f74 los for both spot and s Is
quoted eiestroiyc at il and fast
osns s. 9g lqs in nqo9 as g s S'g g. in the
but asS aRs vs. was s2 IN Ssp
at a sa R3 fsnd~ s9sse IN ss d
cevsan5 warrants at 5s AID Locally iron Ta5
$50 70gS21 20 The for pig iron certificates cd
quotations Standard foundry quoted as be
lows: September. October. November and pecehOe''
sss4 and AND 1sa & 5gs @ sSsR:
MOI-AsSES-New Orleans centrifugal common Freans
6 6at i Rs ESS asc a2qHsf 5lms a98o
sS0q oil P ~as a and higher
on export inquiry light offerings and n 9tss. 100
September at 5s1&:; October. 5oE a5o44e and
STEADY dmand at efees
~Ss SOS s4Ss b1IS Sc Fhiiadepha 6S
1850: refined New York. 10 soc; Phle1Tp"-ic
@ T54 i 68s g9Si
12S prime sumner zoe G99E sPo so
December. 41A 941tc: January. 4o54 94ic and and
48is G51c good OF summer yellow 49, qs1s prime
white. 5sc: prime winter yellow, 5sc L1NsEED OIL
A. 4sc caleutta raw zoe LARD OIL. q 7oo.
firm and higher all da? Influenced by commission house
buying good shipping demand FER lard and gn for
Thursday q 600 Kansas City 5000; Omaha 7OO0 PORK
s;eady: quoted: Mess SIT 6ogs1s; family $40: short
clear SIC 1851 IS BEEF firm; quoted Mess 50 50s
So f sa sig 00E4 Pafs d 9 9o extra SIS 30
DRESSED HOGS barely steady: quoted: Bacons, sac;
$50 csc: 100 ~ enc; 140 n. 9@sc. pigs. 1odloiec
CUT MEATS--Pickted bellies dull. quoted: smoking.
1311s3o n. 11ssc: i n, lie II ID. l0i5c picked
csc; country ea614o. LARD firm; quoted: Middle
Western. prime SO p5QS9 city steady; quoted
S&.c: steady quoted South American $40 TO-
Contner. 50 CO. Brazil kegs 81 TO- compound steady
quoted. SSQS7sc: stearipe steady quoted Olso. sac:
city ,l laFa T,ea ro+ &c ~ tssdr - firm, hut
prices important change Quotations fol-
low; 3q3i4c ordinary. 444.c fair. ~ g1c
good oriinary 5551c prime 51a93&4c; choice 9Q8%c
Japan domestic. 5g5 Patna foreign. 5Ag0*c' Ran
sUGAR--At New Orleans. refined sugar prices ad-
points IT is understood that orders
being filled a old prices At New York. the American
and Howell raised prices for oonfectioners, 10
ing are iist prices subject rebate of 10 points
and 4 discount Of per cent for cash. seven days
Crystal domnoes 1850. Eagle tablets. poe cut loaf
crushed. 5Toc mould A. a36c; cubes. Eagle 3 ID
bags powdered and Eagle confectionecs Eranulated
3 pc: xxx powdered. Disc: powdered. coarse pow
fruit powdered and Eagle coarse and extra
graduated 51Oc. 2-Ib cartons OF fine formulated
zoe: 3L-fo bags do. CSC; 5-rt bags do. - zoe TO
4, bags do 13c: % and 30 n bags do 505c. Eagle
fine standard graHulated and diamond a, &c,
4. rec. 465c. 60c; No = ! DOC:
No g SOC o. 45c No 10. : Soc. No II. +3Oc; No
-. 425c No 13, zoe Nos -. IS and 10. Also. The
local sugar marke. steady but unchanged.
with centrifugal 90 test at 3p2o. muscovado. 50
test. 3 sec. and molasres sugar 50 3 0Go
The London market FOR beet steady and
active Tor forward deliveries and Septenber
quoted at los "a. d and October al los 1'kd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05

The Local a z 70 sP9; s9Sn quiet wh PFsss
naladIins Gull Sales go bales southern markets
efa9-ed az iSs savsnnah stea8V and lie higher at
8--8e. sale. LBS bales. Charleston steady and
siti2ore lur nominal and &c hsheP al a. Augusta
steady and unchanged a l8zc sales 79 Lutte
and n7n' unchaaged. a, Is 3 Ice: sales 2Go bales
Exchange special Liverpool cables; spot cotton
Tor; 800 An;eTicas 800 receipts 1000. aiddIae
lisa arra IesI2 points: seplenPeI.
6s5.a: So&enSer-psosGab.r ss2d
esa,t Jansa.yFbFn s5E FeeE9aTg M MsT
esd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm: cloths. good do
Hour AND xgAI-F1our .uotod higher to
DAY in smRs Pat .p x h TIVE Ha ol n q15 bu, @ on
hight supplies The following prices quoted on TIC
Ss 3s sa ss2suss g. la aoss
o ssaFs No g shis S ioass 90 RTE -Four
Es! god $ oc@ss so shSo9 70 fas5se
@ 60 BAG NEAL !, ,t Gg 20 Fin yR9 9n0 TI
city finn quoted: spring SO 60 standard mid
5ng S2 aoT s sc 81 81 red a sSx SIS zsso red
dos $40 10 hoiny chop s27 bulk. s2s 20 sacks oil
ITSowHEAT-Further excitement in Berlin. with
Iseof T on oi5 sac above % th. previous night
6soed again on Big sese rssung In 5sl's o. total
q Ia5 loads and there foreign buying Early IN nc
Ing Berlin the heavy rains IN Germany. which have
20 d.d s0 s DTsE h y the of
mae placing tn. domestic yield Go,ooooOo
6cs 900 900 the gogernraent last month
harvested Numerous OF
thrashing returns from the Nortlwes
caused buying tha- quarter ano excited
the shorts had overgod the setback Immediately
radian Northwest low but in North Dakota
fairly normal Sentiment the whole was
bull.h the activity and foreign
general which believed to be the strongest
indicating further calls this country
supply unexpected deficiencies in the German ana hAS
FISH crops. There increase. nevertheless. OF
2ea4 IL worlds stocks for the week according 10
wear. Following wheat advance. nour put up
Cash wheat IN the local market
closed follows: 10 red 81 o3B elevator and 81 0S
o afoat: No Northern Duluth 81 Ia and No bard
winter 81 O61s afoat. CORS-Heayy commission
house buying followed predictions OF colder
and Of buIiish crop report By snow
In price shot rapidly closing
in New &c the preceding night There was
an CT sp&d IN the Liverpool market, but not
much export inquiry Cash I'm New York quoted
on ths basis T0Mc for No elevator and 7o4c o
aeoat; 80 white. INC and No 2 yellow, Tsc these
being hghAst prices since 1901. oATSThere was an
advance &c a bush IN and cornnis-
tssn expected complaints about poor yields
beft estimating the
not over 900 600 noaaured bush, against July
government indication bush and last yenrs
harvest 600 600 ReaznG the close weakened
about i43Sc from top but final prices II
stfi Dc net highU DeceEnbss IN the West CaSh
in local market again. closing
~ e2e4c md clipped white. 80 % soe72c. RYE
Market firm: No Western. 600 nominal o b New
Yors. BARLEY-Marset firm; mailing. s10aoc New
Tork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05

white. per Dbl 81 5o9s2 25 do yellow 81 5o@s2 go do
red. 81 50GS2 do Jersey, red. white yellow, per
basket. 75cGS1 state, white. per Dbl 81 1892 Is
do per basket. 70c@S1 II; do state Western white
per crate 5o9a5c do Ohio. yellow bag 2ogsl so
do Orange County. yellow Sag, 81 5Ods2: do red
S11S1 81; do Baltimore and Pennsylvania per half Dbl
basket. T5S5c: OKRA. Jersey. per box 81 25Gs1 so;
PEPPERS. Jersey. large bh s1as1 so: do small
25G35c: PEAS, Western New York. per basket. 81 90
81 10 do bag S1S1 30; RADISHES nearby, per 100
lunches 15cG$1: RHUBATSB, nearby per 100 buncheS.
81 509S2 STRING BEANS state. green per basket SIG
81 So do bag s1s1 25; do per basket I6q9oc
do Jersey, basket 75c61SI IS 75cGSl;
do Long Island and Jersey, bag G0cpSl %
do 75cgS1; do Norfolk green per basket 75csl 70
90 Baltimore. s$l q; do wax. 75c do Washing
ton, green, per basket 75cq$i SQUASH. marrow, per
Dbl. T5cGs1; do white. 75cS1 So yellow croOkneck
upper Jersey. per box. 4OcQS1: Jersey, per
bushel box 35TSoc do Jersey. per basket 4oddc
TURNIPS rutabasa Dbl s19s1 %: do white per loo
lunches, s2gs5; WATERCRESS. per 100 punches focg
81 80.
HAY AND STRAW = HAY Receipts were fairly
abundant including old hay. The latter st1
holds the lead in sales waning inclusions OF
prime grade sustain prices The outlook fo
supplies points to steader demand for new tT IS a.
the moment for the latter irregular We quote 10
100 n 81 20dS1 221; No 2 81 05GS1 10: No g. SVcGSL
shipping, sos5c; clover, mixed. S0cgS1 TO- DO cea
10000 STRAW-Arrivals liberal. but choice sun
make good prices Range 65GT0c Common ots IN ots
Receipts of hay al New 1ork 70
River Railroad. tons; Pennsy wanna to
Delaware Lackawauna Western. 70: Baltimore ONO
100; Central Of New Jersey 90 Lehgh VALLEY ~ TEs
boats lfC; total, 1850 tons; August. 2JrO lulLs
Receipts OF straw. 10 tons.
MILK AND CREAM-The exchange price OF milk re-
at 3l<c shipper in the Z6c IONS
Drouth conditions In the territory supplying the hlctL
poar district have been relieved by rain The recpts
milk cream in 4quart for the week encee
ArrIlg yEPra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05
MILLIONS FOR NEW ROLLING STOCK.

Contracts aggregating 100000 were let within
the last Gay two for rolling stock for Japanese,
Chinese, South American Mexican and West In
ci1n railroad systems. The acquisitions embrace
rearlE one hundred locomotives and $50 cars.
ine11ding several motor cars. For use On Unite2
States railroads some large contracts are ex-
p6cteo 70 be placed IN the rext week or so, in
cua-ng an important one for the Hartman lines
AAe Brooklyn Rapid Transit people also in the
market -
The chief foreign contract calls for tzventy-six
co-lSollo6t'on locomotives for the Hokkaido Rail-
way privately operated line running through the
Goa! regions in Northern Japan. The admfnfsfra-
ll1n O. TIE japanese government railways has also
contracted 10Y twentyfour locomotives Of the eight
wheel type. while the kangsu line has ordered
three AOsUls- The Bolivia RAILWAY. which Is being
62-it BY the National City Bank and the Speyer
interests has ordered four consolidation loco
motives. and the Colombia National has contracted
tor three OF a similar type. Other contracts call
.9T shipment 70 the Sabina Railway and tht.
Aadlrea plantation, Mexico. and to the Guam
1aIlarno Plantation Company. Cuba. The Jamaica
tives -7
The Chilean lines have contracted for 977 ca~s Of
ClleIent kinds. both passenger and freight fncI,d
ing 1ortH-1Eo motor cars for use on branch lines
Among the domestic contracts pending is one for
ICl TIE hartman lines. Two hundred cars are
ahou: 70 be purchased for the BrookIvn Taoj5
transit system. hundred for the surface J;t7ee
and the remainder for the ee,rata9 eer,-ice ji-
s-ntTacts viii represent an expenditure upward ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORI.

..
not active. out
D-ices made a pretty steady showing The opening
net a 10 points. During
early session here a reaction Of partial
points but the market hrmed up again on buy
ing hv trade interests and the close was steady at
net OF 500 points. Sales for the day were
about : opening advance due TO
foreign ma the after the
early said be due to eullish private
from prospects, although
the exact details ot these advices were not made
public. Havre "a q = frame higher at the hour
Of the local opening later with the close
unchanged u franc higher. while Hamburg ruled
generally steady closed q al pfennfE net
higher Both Brazilian markets reported small
-aI-E pfo II els
reported fine Ia all sections of Sac Pau!o
receipts continued light at the primary points
Rio and Santos were
922 600 bags cs3 week $4,000 bags
and 422 900 bags for the
same years when the crop was COM
parar.vel. The market spot coffee
steady. with quotations on the basis Of Csc for
Rio No :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05

Surplus includes undivided profits .Aa-oo- a,
deposits guaranteed anu '~ADANS
date OF this report-None- =, $1,000. a.. nat1 at
this date $40 eos ia %: average rate OF n''4e' va
pyosfts on which is paid. 2foSo = 49,. p,,k
Has each communication drec'ea oy p, th.
to institution been Funnnsseu ~
board OF trustees meeting held next Ah'e1 '
ceipt7 Yes. s.va was
Average cash reserve the last thirty days was o'
County Of Kings -.... ana CLINTON
W. LUDIUM- Secretary OK A &c eSo 1s4-Iss Monta-
90 strast borough of Brooklyn. and az lao $3.50
fsoroneh =, Manhattan. the city OF rev
aIy sworn each for himself. says the ioseso.s
e. ar schedules accompanying the same - uf an
the best OF his kno"ease aA
that the usual business %
has transacted al me Iocauoas
psnn,ra1 nv the Banking Law Ohapto' oos L-s~s ..
,sa not elsewhere: and that the anoFe report Is
80 a. compliance with official notice received from
-,asrtntsrdent Banks. designating the twenty
so Ss - August the day OF which such re-
shall be made
CLINTON IUDLUM. SECRETARY
s.sr.y,y subscribed and sworn 20 oy both oeponenA
the third day OF oeps7iiAVT N0NTf5OyERY
lNo's4' Notary Public. Kings County fso9.
Certificate fled In New York County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05
n contract prices in the local market to-day

COTToS-New h!Ss records we're mace BY the active
yesterdays session
result Of aggressive bal! and covering OF
The close steady advance Of 10
y rC7ts Sales Tor the estimated 2o 0GO
baies The opening Arm. sn advance OF 10 10
points and shortly altervart the active months
selrs Il % q points net higher as result o. the
cables. large English sales and p-Ivnfe
IN the South. wire from Mem
e sweeping along the
the Southern portions of Louis
fana Mississippi Georgia and Ala0ama. There
nothing official reports indicate unusual weather
disturbance and IN the absence OF confirmation OF The
prices ssggrd Oft during the middle
realizing But The weekly report q the
conEiderr6 moderately bul.ish and
he ruled .rn. with prices
highest point CT the day that
prominent local authority would issue bujsh crop
port tomorrow continued apprehension regarding
1osshle storm damage The close little of from
under realizing Press dispatches reportei
damage hae been beyond blowing Of
local statIstiCIars
crsp report AZ to-day. giving the cordi
ton II the crop including the first preliminary estimate
OF the Liverpool cables reported better do
rnand and buying by Egypt Liverpool was moderate
hsive OF months n ths local market
The range contract prices in the local market to-day
vas as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept. 4.-CATTIE-Receipts 1900 head;
market weak to 5g10c lower; common TO prime steers
s4Os7 IS: cows So 30q$5 heifers. $5$o u.s. bulls 81
ass calves s3Gs7 50 stockers and feeders. 81 40Qs5
HoGS-Recepts. 1900 head: market weak 10 5@10o
lover choice heavy shipping S6S6 70; light butchers
So ioase as light mixed s6ose 90; choice light Sc 30
sales IS 65aS6 90 sIiEEP.IseeeiPts. 1000 head
sheep. SO s0aS6 55 year1ings IS
So 10; lambs. S69GST 90
Cincinnati Sept. <.HoGs quiet; butchers and ship
70 good singers s. Ioqs5 So; common g. s59s3 %
East Buffalo Sept 4-cAITLE-Heceipts 80 head
Hight aud steady prime steers. 50 25eS$6 20
ViAI.S-Receipts. 100 head active and steady, S54ss
$500 head fairly active pigs 10q15c
lower others steady; high SIS 50GS7 TO- dairies seq
Sc IS SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 2 200 head: sheep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

-. "Seol 6syt A-Cos.ne; wHEAT-STot noninnf
~ - I'm; EspSAuter L. T4d: December. 70 1cAei
20 lAe coEF-9po; Arm: American rnf4so
nss ihti FUTURES ssa&ay; ssptssnb-r IS ed octe-
Sss Z. tld PFAs-cAnslaan xr-r 1od- flour
49, ss.ss e nsr1 ga BEEF-Extrn India mes
- exs % fTSk-Ff1r1s Western. steady sIs
= AAaf-esxt cut. IL 70 10 H. saxy Cos. BACON
:, % e1 70 20 ID. quiet. Cos Cd short ns 10
- ~ cN.e eas Sd; long olaAr n1sodIss ltrtt Is TO "
- 10y. % &c ions clear middsA hs~sy, e to 40
S2st SS ca cssar bellies. II III SesAky. Els
easrt cssar asctx- Is quss - ec eHoCLOER6
-ssHFs II 70 Is N. sazy. a7e Sd LARD-Prtrne west
"a ssrosa eaes. 80 g.: American refined. IN pals.
a. y see c11EEsE-csnaesn finest white Gs~. nrra
ssyi co. eos Cd TCEPZs-rEE-srarIts STACY. 4os
=. ..oxlA-co;an2n .tseAy: La Sd. PETROLEUM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05

sDos not Include ~ SO shares Of the common stock
American Smeters Securities Company
A. the annual meeting OF the stockholders yes
rerday the retiring board Of directors re-elect
ed with the exception Of H Z. Figginson. OF Bos
ton and Guy e Barton. whose places were filled by
the election OF William Sprouie and Judd Stewart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05
Bowling Green Trust Co.,
* pDoAnWAy NEW YOPK

20 RROADWAf, NC" soNN'
Capital, 100000. Surplus, S3.OOO.O0o
oFEICERSs
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR LIST Vice-Presldens
CHAs. P. ARMSTRONG Cd Vice-President
John A. HILTON Sd V.-Pres. & Treas.
WILLIAM N. LAWS secretary
DIRECTORS,
Charles P. Armstrong, John a. Hilton,
Frank BrainaTd, Myron I. HerrloK,
Harry Bronner, Edward L. 'enef!'
Franklin @. Brown, Winslow 5. P1erce,
Robert C. Clovry, Morton F. Plant,
Edmund C. Converse, Dick s. Ramsay,
VIM Nelson Cromwell, Frederick b. ScnenoAs
Granville M. Dodge, Andrew Squire,
4. Gnepel, William d. Taylor
Edwin Gould, Edward X. IhonasI
Frank ]. Gould, John 2. Truesdeh'
George ]. Gould, E. Z. c. young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05
Change of Name.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILLIAM r.
~ Flynn Iper Box Company, domestic corporation
the principal business Office OF which situated in hs
Borough OF Manhattan. City. County Ne~
York VIII to the state Of
New York at Special Term Part r at thz
County Court House IN the Borough Manhattan
and County OF New York the 9th dav OF September
1901. at 1870 A NJ, thereafter as eourssl
can be heard its petition another corporats
name; viz. John p Kelly Paper Box Company.
Dated. August q, 1907.
WILLIAM F FLYNN PAPER BOX CoMPArY
.- - by J. a MOON, President.
GOoDALb & HANSON. Attorneys. No AZ Broadway,
\. Z City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05

y,vp-pTYsEyFFNTs and subscriptions for The Trfbuns
A lived AZ their Uptown once No. 1884 Broadway
ast 1osth ST. 1888 80 ave- 18th and nth
zoos "a ava MAR sl1t It 1Y0e lst ave. 99th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05

The balance available for the common stock,
sievn the foregoing table, is equal to rs per
,-.r4 compared with I064 per cent in the previous
.ss.a year and S23 per cent in 1905 ADDING TO the
balance for the common the amount appropriated
cor new construction and Improvements duT1nS the
Ios+ fiscal year. there would be shown an earning
-zTar on the common stock Of 1888 per cent COM
800 with . g per in the previous fiscal year
President Daniel Guggenheim. In his report TO
ire stockholders, says:
,,lrtvitbstanding the fact that the metal stocks
If the cor10any in process Of smelling and rein
,g we've valued the beginning of the fiscal year
81 figures which eTntnently conservative. yet
the directors have deemed it advisable to in
crease these valuations. although high prices nave
prevailed during the year.
40 material change has been made in the val
nation Of the investments Of the company NO
valuation has been placed as yet upon the COM
mon stock Of the American Shelters Securities
,-or,lrsnv owned by the company Of par value
-~1-.-5l $50
The earnings nf the Securities company for the
ss~a1 year ended May g. 1907. left surplus. al
er the payment OF dividends preferred stock q
.5s2 $50. and the surplus Of the company 70 daie
amounts TO $l,016.74A
In accordance with the statement made IN the
,asr annual report. the profits OF me mining &c
-1sr--,ent have been used during the last year TO
sorrr,letely iicudate the entire cost OF purchase
"a the continuing cost of development OF me
-n,-es q the company. Due 10 the extraordinary
shortage O.. cars in Mexico. however. the company
= accumulated about 45 600 tons Ct ore at us
-r-7aS which il has not been able 20 snip I'uI Sc
cure financial returns therefor -, 49,,
From the amount OF S54o4lsr which has oeeh
charged 70 profit and loss for the oenent OF me
--o4+ sharing e,1nd there has been put aside ana
INJECTED Will be used at later date as an IN
s-ance O. pension fund for the benef1t OF lapoTeFs
.he sum CT sIIS.7S3 This fund now amounts 70
gF3S ~ -.
edn1lares with the corresponding date & year ago
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05

PENNSYLVANIA
SpRTCE CABIN INN. Pocono Mountains. Pa
Pooras sn suite and with bath: hours from Nav
York Booklet W ]. C NJ D. PTices Canadensfs
D q Pa Cresco Sta. Lack r r.
Doryo>r> MOUNTAIN HOUSE AND SPRINGS
Iocono Pa capacity 250s elevation 1e24 teets
q IS riding horses autoE1cetfs
soif service Gaylor, Hotel York. Or fasx Mr.
EoaterH Z. J. HOOKER r.
MOUNT POCONO Delaware Water Gap, strouds-
Tsrasco Summit. DeIawars VaIsy-Psnn-
.vIvaria Resorts Information at 429 B'vay. n 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05
c,-rTTTye coMPANY's GOOD YEAR.
Balance Available for Common Stock 1882
Der csnt-surplus Now 81, ,02s.

The pamphlet report q the American snneIting
80 81 1907 issued yesterday. shows the com
- - have had q prosperous year. having mace
P' a--g-rs ~ more than 600 and having
ne - - sprn of 50 9I4. 253 surplus account.
49, row stands at s1s397.o2S The income &C
~ VI. ,,,,a,es as follows with that Of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-05
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LAKE BOMOSEEN rS sTrHET2eP
pa. IS 20 s14 w c MOUND. Prop. HydevtIle W.
pgIIAOEIPHIA STOCKS.

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