davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-08
SOIIcItGd pare 90 WlttS
sea desteTTadO ds RusIl,

Los monarquistas y reaccipnistaa, en-
vista de que las amenazas pOr ellos he
chas ~ han tenido por Eesultado Il reti.
Fada dO Russia del Conde White, sostu.
vieron 6ltimamente IN meeting en- Mos
COW y telegrafaron diTectamente al Empe-
rador NicoI6s, pidiendo Ia expulsion de
Witte del impeFio. La resurrection del
''slovo", peri6dicO del Conde Witts. se
dice, indica claramente que dicho persona
je intenta ser otra vez un factor prOminen.
t. de Il Gituaci6n.
De RCuerdo con an deBpacho de Sofia,
doude Witta ha fundado otro psFi6dieo,
81 Tumor de que 81 conde ssr6 IN Candi.
dato paEs Il eleoci6n del Parlamento, Cd
CoTrisnte y gsneEalmepts Rcsptado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-08

DIUlr; et4 COT vIia@sv - Uv4u.ss 4lIt,cIl4-.
simo mejor que las otras prepara-
clones de aceite de bacalao. Igual
cosa ha pasado con algunos otroa
nifios & qnienes les he recomendado
que usen Ia medicinal de ids" No
importa que clase de tratamiento
haya tenido nal ezito en- el case de
I'd. no SO desespere hasta que la
haya probado. Ef1caz desde Ia pri-
mera d6sis. Nadie sufre IN des-
Ongano con eeta. En- las Boticas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-08
Pago Dc p6Ilzas.

Las COmpaifas de Seguros de Estados
Unidos 9 Inglaterra han psgado sus te-
nedores de p6izas de San Francisco Cali.
foEnia, hasta el presents, $55 000, 1000, oro,
y gfgdn 90 sabe adeudan adm mas de Ia
nitad ds esa Huma.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-08
GapsIOs TOjOs.

La moda de los capelou rojos que usan
los cardenales, fu6 introducida por prime
ra vez en 81 Vaticano por 81 Papa Inocen-
clio Nv. El decret6 su uso en- 81 primer
Concilio de Jivons, On 1916. Ell color
Tojo signifca que los que 10 lleyan est6n
dispuestos 8 verter 50 Bangre por Ia igle-
Eia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-08

Anoche contraieron matrimonio en- ests
ciudad la distinguida seforita Lnisa Noa,
con 81 joven Mateo Fournier, doctor en-
cirujia dental.
A dicho acto asistieron todos los miem.
bros de la familia y muchos amigos parti-
culares
Los eoncurrentes fueron obsequiados con
Ia galanterfa que caracteriza 4 Ia familia
Noa Lara
Deseamos eterna luna de miel & Ia TO-
ven paTeja.
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Antique dserstO en- F rancIl

El voto del proyecto de ley que tiende
suprimiT la pena de muerte en- Francis,
har6 perder al verdugo NJ. Deibler, no
solo So sueldo, sino tambi6n ciertoB privi'
legios desde 81 punto de vista militar. En-
efecto, detalle curioso y POGO cohocido: el
verdugo y sus hijos no estaban obligadoB
cumplir 81 servicio militar, segdn Ia or
den dictada por un antique decreto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-08

Ell comerciante Marcelino Barret de
Nazaris, natural de Venezuela, ha pres
tado ante la Corte Federal fianza nara
permanecer en- Iibertad.
Representatives. del Auditor de Pto.
Rico han pasado hoy una vista de inspec-
ci6n las cuentas del Juzgado Munici.
pal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-08
AyTOMOVILISMO. :

Ell automovilismo invade hasta las re.
gioneg hiperb6reas. Una importante casa
dc la Nneva Bretana, se ocupa actual.
mente de construir yarios autom6vileu
destinados acompanar 4 Santos Dumont
y Walter Wellman ca Sd pr6xims excur-
sion al Polo Norte.
Estos nuevos ''autos son de nm tipo
especial, y q prop6aitos para caminar On Ell
hiaT0
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Luis B. Miranda.

Afinadory compositor de pianos en- todos
sus ramos en- cuya profession fue graduadO
en- el colegio de Michigan, E. u. Ofreee
sus servicios al ptlblico, garantizando los
trabajos que SO le conden.
San Jose 8, altos. ApartadO de correo
no. /, ,107. San Juan p. r. Is ". a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-08

-Ha Bido nombrado maestro graduado
de Vega Alta, q ST.. Francisco T. Rami.
Fez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-08

En- esta imprenta % yends papeI de re.
rihdioo viain 5000 uuiutsl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-01-08
SEMILIAS De PLRNTAS DE Pima

Las lamadas PosTURAs DE CRIoLLos nge t6n
Pe aIdan tan solo IL producer uto que
Adema
de los Las bnda n6s
HERRERA r. - "
Villar q 60
IT. - ALLEN JUAN, pro RICO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York July e dv''.
cent? an@ Tsd firm The & ag wa Closed sseaG ea at
JQI5 points sales for the day were re
ksheP Foreign 70 afsf. ali Of which showed esrb
o local Market last Wednesday since when market
sfI 9 ai later ag but at shsr close gains
ang5g from h. * fan2 at qRe o was 12S ana
200 refs above the closing prices Of last ede
ofca weather report indicated very low temperatures in
sac ssa hat tie sao Pauio crop was menace BY
% M 6s two s5lP goo bd f9s hs f4 fh
time las! year leading French authority figures
he first Of the month % 10000 The
s SSs bags and t ON july S it vas
that the Brazilian sOgsrnment held about sOgCS sags
believed thsy are in position to hold nde4n!,ey
government The spot coffee steady, with
warehouse deliveries the United States for he week
wear Of the former amount New YORK reported "a $50
bass The weekly eearanoes and shipments from Brazil
1900 = he United states - 90 to Europe and 5000 70
pr the 5nitsa states end e 900 9c EUROPE
Ss sats Snd 50 SSS 20 r6pe Santos Sp no fe
8 go 6sss Of which Ga 600 were for the United States
70 the United States and 1000 TO Europe. The weekly
Bahia showed receipts Of 800 bags. with stock
Is 600 tags and eleaTances 70 nted states 1eoo bags
coTToN-The cotton market was not more than
moderately active and after opening higher ruled gen
cline 10 points salesNwere estimated 600
10 points response higher Liverpool cables than
expected and the bulish crop report Of leading New
Orleans authority. estimated planted
In cotton this ultimately developed after al
lowing for the land abandoned during the month Of
June about 10 less than that
year This report. however. did he bring
ing deal Of outside buying owing probably
good weather reports from the South, and after the
opening prices eased off under selling by local pro-
fessionals, realizing by old longs and liquidation by
OF the early buyers The close practically
the lowest point of the day. The weather showed
generally clear weather South, private
wires reported Texas and OFFICIAL fore
cast was fOr sbowery weather IN the Western belt,
where dry, hot weather has been complained Of,
that conditions as whole seemed 20 be IN favor Of
further Improvement the crop. which New
Orleans authority mentioned above has improved
distinctly during the month although still very small
in almost all sections Southern spot markets
generally unchanged compared with last Saturday.
expected that the weekly review OF the Weather
Bureau. be published to-day. will make
bea-ish showing Leading bulls sold the early ad-
vance but seemed buy moderately the decline
N the afternoon.
The range Of contract prices in the local market
today 9 follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09
TO the Public

am compelled to again ask that all orders
for stock be sent to any of the members Of the
New York, London. Paris, Berlin and Boston
stock exchanges. 1t is impossible for NE TO an
swer personally those who are sending orders
t. me. While 1 am willing to do all things
within reason to bring my present campaign to
a success, l cannot execute or supervise the
execution Of orders, and under no circumstances
will 1 send any orders, which have already
begun to pour in accompanied with large
amounts of cash. to any particular broker. will
return them to the senders without comment
If the public will give this phase OF my cam
paign little thought they will see that this is
the onl" fair way TO handle a campaign such as
l have under way. l have my advertisements to
write and pay for and market manipulation to
attend to-that IS all can find time or desire
to personally attend to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09

The REDUCTION Nearby poultry and sqgahs nominal in
quote. Fresh Killed: -TURKEYs. hens. average
good $S12@e: Do 8fefioT e es Sro iS 20 Phia
yaha 5c Do poorer grades a5e a. Western sa mix
ssa4o4 sra % g Do f psd 2 @q2se DC
Illinois Dry picked iahSy 15sc: Do western and soah-
fancy is Old az c do S WSs' sGso scaled a
PfpnsyIy Iva Ian and y y-sga iee sQUARs
81 %; Do cuI!s So1Goc Frozen.,sTCRKEYs hens and
~ 5oastns dry picked 1'd2oc do
PoTA noes AND VEGETARLEs-Den Demand for new po-
elo-E active but surpy very heavy. and prices
for best grades Cabhases light receipt and higher Gu
continues low. Celery dragging Mushrooms scarce
ana high Onions In heavy supply from Kentucky and
low Sting beans slightly higher for 09 6est T sE
@ With M.ssP shSr ru s5s Tf" Other
@ hi al Sast dt'a ,,S floS I3TAToE hsrmgda
g$sI M DO White Sh S2g{i 81 do rel yaristss 81 81
Maine white per bag 75ca$l ?5 % red eGgslo do
ss o and fSteFn IN bulls Per $50 r. $g$l - do per
a R S2$2 ASrAA i per do zen b. sqnehG s
nearby per 100 punches SoQs2 so: do old per bbl
deea gS chBSlGEs ISas Island i ana jss SS'
per DBL 4 r. do per 100 s. 50asi so Dc Baltimore
rate 7SSs s. BEL 5o5Gs cTc Ca
S5r;s Gs4,ss e. Sa .sSss s'
5s DO South cFona per 66 81 SogS2 So de- Essr
CAJliFL0WfiRs. Long Island per bbl. 50cQSi Is
FR oa S po box S;q@ 2s R3f Box es per- Dol
KOHf.RABI nearby per 100 5oca$l; Lf.rTUcE, state
Bs s '4 Ys 2SS f4 Se DBL Per f. 5o as
do brown. boc0sl: MINT per 100 e, 6Gnches sigSS'
81 do M5 S31s Th S Per o. 9h s P! 60 I n
ana ysP,s red per mi g s So DO gBSs''S So Or
5sa3. %s y: g sq g a. 5s Iss 5 Rs5
81 80; do Kew orleans per bag. 81 259sl s. g. Pst
o Es faa'e ps 81 S ' 90 af E and
LOTS Der 100 bgnehes S2g$a; oKRA. per CARRIE slg
81: do Long Island and Jersey per bag. 49G65e: do
srsf aTaf @ms r 40 per- S SOC
e5c do small, SOqS0c; PEPPERs. FLORIDA, per carrier,
SH8ass6es 5eg7ss RiitBAR nearby per gncnss
81; do way sld$1 U.s. DO Delawsro AND Maryland, per
81 @ d6 sTcen 81 5o 81 75 DO Norfolk pss SS
81 Is; do wax per basket 25cdsi Is: do green. 5oc
Basket soU&sH s6sRern PER per h bBi
% sea i? hfe S ss SSss 32 do per gsG s
~: sGSs4 @ H99 f S SeE5'F SS
baga per Dbl S4S So DO white per 100 banehes 81 So
ANb per A oInohes sS3 full
tatons would hardly be realized. Market steady for
not large: many points feel the independence OF the
new Crop prospects favor liberal Yield
their views after harvest than has been during
large 6ae snG per or 100 last o TO- H
S6c TO- &c clover SOC sTRAWArves SeraH bGt
fun recent rates are quoted Long rye 90 q9 eSo per
100 H.! Receipts Of hay. in tons. reported at
syivanai. 100; Delaware. Lackawanne & western 80;
baltimore Ohio. 80; Central Of New Jersey. 1905
ceipts of straw 100 tons.
Toledo. July s.CLovERsEEDs cash. Sc 81: October
S. TIMOTHY prime, So %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09

5'S ss '5S II
omaha 5000 foK STEADY s 9gq'ed .. Mes; $1sg
BEE fs g. e aa So 'GS family
= 81 pa'zis = o. 1 -& ssssa
p @ od HScs s s:a 40 S SG p o ou
MEATs-Picksd bellies bellies quiet Quoted Smfkn ie a
ftcKLEp HANS steady quoted 12i2%s TA !,Ia5
aF9 ssssS o sS atty sda aS
sfea3y olso S@s&o city lard
as fG6 as @
ss s sossaaaSs hssd
RfaS89 in ssnf S9Sssa
goiss 10 Hin sogE G5Sf'
Of 70 points and cent for cas6 6 ven
cstsl e9mn9 2S 7 od Eagle sSo Cubes
poSdrsd SS ss, poT 6s sa and
I sss "a sH sa Ess & SSs
s sfssais.s a5Gs5:a s5so S1s s
end eanfsc sSS re- nss M No
S No s sssd. 10 s,'s e si
al I1 nf Sass es ' Gs saa sde
prices There ,bs we're maj 8 ptS. for Of I thy
s ss'' o sns q e i'j
ss ssS wi and 'SaS sfss i
coydo SO test 8S9t1c, and moasses sugar 90 .ss
81 OSAc sales vere 100 bags Porto RICO ana ss9
bags asoa at ssg P"s second
haIf July shipment. a 7-ieo. basis a5 test ,r ,,
METAL G-TTN-The London tin market was los loWer
on SPOT which closed 1882 while futures were un
snst.S al at isa TO LOGO ie
tSe london MARKET spot quoted at 400 los apd
Snturea al Locally the market was uuL WIZ
aks Quoted q, a3 2oa24e eectroyuc at 2222 800 and
ass,na ri n 92I 25c LAD-Lead IS higher at I'D
Ks higher In the London Locally the price vas
.haTo easier on the spot being quoted az ~
az DC sPELTER was unchanged a at "a os IA
t86Ssrron was higher English market. with
standard foundry quoted at 6es 100 and Cleveland war
800 ~ s-s I'D Locally the market was UNCHANGED.
xstb No 2 foundry Northern quoted at t24a$25 The
yor mig iron certificates tho Produce Exchange
vas unchaned sales Standard foundry grades are
quoted as follows Cash. W 90; Octooe' november anu
becernbsr, S2S 80, --, -. o.. .,,-,o.
~ .,sady and unchanged with molasses firmly held
sn fatty good ,obbing noted Qgotations
49, New Orleans centrifugal 1Bd2oc; fair.
iasc: good 2fq2ae prime. 5o9soe New Orleans open
Sast1s 4104so SGRUPS common l34l4e; fair lo9lsc;
good lsa2oc; prime 2og2so; fancy 2ts2sc ou,rr
70 ilsh. offerings and small receipts. Demand con-
tuuc3 yvrx auist eaiasI 400 July ss 6eAei Aso Sep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09
TO Holders Of
Nevada-Utah

My advertisements are bringing me in large
number of requests from the $500 stockholders
OF the Nevada Utah for public word as to its
worth. To all such would say would not
sell any of my Nevada-Utah stock at double It's
present price.
Later I will probably have something to say
about Nevada Utah, Trinity and Balaklala.
Until then l cannot treat of the affairs Of these
companies in my advertisements. Bulls-eyes are
difficult to make at best. a shooter seldom gets
one by trying for two with one shot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09
THOMAS w. LAWSON

TENDER at 5Gl@c: roo October at 52d52Hc; 100 No
yember at 42&c: 200 December 4lA.c. and 400
January at 4ot=c Refined petroleum firm and
unchanged Linseed oil was reported in seesona6le
demand AT recent prices We quote PETROLEUM
standard white. bhls. SIS 80. bulk 50; philadelphia
IS 30; bulk, 81 95. refined cases. New York. $40 e0
$40 40 bulk, 81 Philadelphia $40 40 bulk. 50 o.
water white New York. SlS 90. Philadelphia
sl3 S.. coTToNSEED oII-Prme crude o b mills
nominal; prime summer yellow. spot 5ais July 55is
November. i8la8 SAC; December TX a &C. end
January. I0la n ale. on summer yellow, July ~ 55c
good of summer yellow 5ias SOC prime white 80 q
csc. prime winter yellow. CO 2 CSC. LINSEED OIL
American seed city raw a. q 40c: ut-of town raw.
Al 4Jc Calcutta raw. roc. LARD OIL. II rec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09
To American & European Investors
BUY ST. PAUL-AknALGAnHATED

the broad shoulders and strong frame of an
Engshman, and q cautious, kindly express
sion of face. And that is the most fitting de-
scription l can give of William Rockefeller.
man of few, very few, words and most excel
lent judgment-rather brotherly than friendly,
clean of mind and body-and If have not
given you the impression of good, wholesome
man made in the image of his God, have done
William Rockefeller n greater wrong than an
honest man can afford to do another"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09

To assist them in their decision I will point
out:
In the past three years, beginning with the
publication OF the first chapter of ''Frenzied
Finance" battle has been waged between the
big fnanciers and the people, led by President
Roosevelt In every battle and skirmish the
big fnancers have been beaten and forced step
by step to retreat They put up great battle,
but at no time had they 4 shadow of a show TO
win against people. who, when battling for Il
right, are nvncible. The fight Is ended all but
striking tents The last hope of the fnanciers
died when their leaders were shown that Theo-
dore Roosevelt will be President until the people
have been educated to a fair handling of the
victory TO which he has led them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09
OF the men I have always said:

Henry II. Rogers, in my opinion, is the
ablest all-round fnancier in the world. 1 would
rather have my money invested as his money
is invested than in government bonds, pro-
vided | was sure his was invested-that way"
when I read in my Bible that God made
man in his own image and likeness l was
myself picturing a certain type of individual
"a solid, substantial, sturdy gentleman, with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09
THE BANK FOR SAVINGS
70. Dressed mutton firm a. 7asl.o per n: dressed

81 Dressed mutton 7aslsc ger n; dressed
saiss~Newton & Co a36 kentucky lambs. - n
Virginia 90 IS n at IS IS % Do Il n at s SS 27s
do, - 10. at IS so; % do "A 10 az S. 80: sos West
Virginia do 81 ~ IS a a4I DO 50 10 al S % 1ls
S. 278 do IS 10 So: III do GS 10 at IS; West
sheep and Gull lambs. 6s n. at s. p.
3 y, at S 50: 254 Do. 20 n. a, S 50: ri
% g. s 7Fna at d. q T. at s. d &c. go e 81 IS
236 Kentucky "a n. IS 10: do - SS
Virginia yeaTlings 100 10 So - Virginia sheep. IS
n az So 10 1o 92 n at - 49, 10 state do l27 ~ at
Tobin & shanno; 249 Vest Virginia lambs. 66 n. al
s. 20 ls4 do 20 70 at s q 29s do - n at S. IA.
$50: Ohio bucks i5I + at S. - -
kerns Commission Company: pa KeIstacky lambs.
81 80; 241 Virginia do. IS 70 IS 6eis! $50 do
IS r. at s. so 234 do. Il n al IS 80; 242 ID.
- n. at $; ? Kentucky sheep; 135 70 at So so; 2
do 90 n. at SO so; so Pennsylvania do.
: Judd & Co; 255 Virginia lambs go 70. SIS 37IS;
IL DO 90 n. SIS -; so sheep. 81 % at
s Sanders: % state sheep. IO4 n. at IS So: II
do. 90 n. 81
W Hgns; :. state sheep. 10 70. at So IS:
Andrew Mullen: lambs and yearlings. 30 10.
s.
George L. s DnIenback: state sheep 145 10.
at So
fOGS-Receipts for two days were s9t, cars or
69T head including about 21e the market.
The feeling steady and prices about
same as last reported transactions Good heavy
SaIes-J- @ Curtis & % hogs.
average. at Sc 20 100 70 roUghs 345 10 s.
John p Nelson; state hogs. 1SS 70, IS 30. 5
do PA 10: at SO 80; rough. 26O 10. at s. 7o do.
N az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09

My main motive in advising is TO assist my
work begun three years Ego, by showing the
people how TO obtain larger rate Of interest
on their savings and profit by the appreciation
in the prices of the stocks in which they in
vest by making them part owners in the great
American corporations at the present time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09
Boston, July 8. 1907.

Northern Duluth. 81 11% and No . hard winter
81 OPS o b anoat CORN-After advancing nom
the corn market gave way under the break in wheat
and with nothing done here in the way OF speculation
the West sold off sharply and the local market had
nomlnally steady closing u a 4 C advance, The
Kentucky July condition Is 10 against month
and % last year when the crop 100000 600:
age. 30 per cent Missour! July condition Of
corn ~. against "a in June and 81 last The
october condition was 80 and the last year
233, 600 bushels The largest counties arr
better than year The usual acreage is planted
The spot market was steady. with No corn o. i c
in elevator and 63tc afoat; 10 white. 63% c
and No yellow. 83] b afoat OATS-Oats ruled
irregular, closing quiet the Kentucky condition
re- against week and 80 last year when the
crop 22.o00o00. The Missouri condition is
r. against 70 in June and - year ago. when tho
crop was only 100000 Cash in the local
ket closed steady. with mixed, % 80 70.
ural white. 30 to 80 h. 50d51c and clipped white
80 10 80 n. sou q 54c RYE-Market steady: No ,
Western ssh o b New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, July s--Closing; WHEAT-Spot hrrn; No.
red Western. winter. IS 2i4d: No California no
stock futures steady; July IS sEd September Is 50:
December IS Tisd- CORN-Spot steady; dried,
% Id; old Northern. IS Sd; futures steady: July.
steady; is sd FLOUR-Winter patents steady 2ss.
HOPS Gin London Pacific COastl steady; 50 1Osls
fS los RF1EF-ENtra India firm: 9ss Sd PORK
Prime Western. steady: SIS 6d. HAMS-ShOrs
Cut. IA 70 10 Ib quet. 64s Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09

In recommending the purchases of stocks
controlled by Messrs Rockefeller and Rogers
l would call attention TO the fact that l stand
to-day, as l always have stood and will stand,
upon all that have written or spoken of these
men or these stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09

word with you who have accumulated saw
ings upon which you are receiving only per
cent annual interest: After careful study of
existing condtions-social, political, Industrial
and financial advise you to invest portion
of your savings in ST Paul r. r. and Anal
gamated Copper stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09

Messrs Rockefeller and Rogers have tremen-
dous holdings in ST Paul and Amalgamated:
Both companies are in an impregnable posi-
ton financially:
In the future all corporation managers and
controllers are to be held accountable for the
management of the properties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09

ask those who contemplate following my adj
vice to ponder the above and answer for them
selves.
VIII Messrs. Rockefeller and Rogers manage
the st. Paul and Amalgamated companies in the
interests of all the stockholders?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09
Financial Meetings.

New York, July LIST. 1907.
aN-N-1rAT, MEETING; OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
Of the Lincoln Safe Deposit Company Will take place
at 80 to ~ East end Street In the Borough Of Man
haitian CITY 81 New York. New York. Wednesday.
July 10th isO7 az O'Clock p NJ TO elect eleven tTus-
tees AID TWO inspectors OF election ensuing
and 10 transact any other business that may properly
come oe'Ofs u'o joins r. VAN woRMER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09

At yesterdays prices St. Paul and Anal
gamated will return SIS and Sla per cent, re-
spectively, upon the amount invested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-09

They will probably advance in price $50 tc
$50 per share.
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OF the properties I have said:

with copper, the metal. at 1sc. Gt is now.
and has been for q long time, % to % cents
and Amalgamted managed in the interests of
all its stockholders. 1t is cheap at $50 per
share
Nothing but wilful msmanagement by, and
in the interest of. its controllers, can make st.
Paul worth less than 300"
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They can always be bought and sold at going
prices in the great stock exchanges of the
world
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The public have only one question to de-
eide before investing in St Paul and Anal
gamated stocks: VIII their stockholders in
terests be fairly treated by William Rockefeller
and the Master of Standard OIL?
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The continuation of my Fourth Of July adver-
tisement, my main argument, will appear later
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I do not tender this advice because of any
direct interest in either of the corporations.
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Both companies are controlled and managed
by William Rockefeller and Henry H. Rogers.
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SaUings Banks.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANI

Sc AND IS BowERY. COR. CANAL ST.
OATH sEMI-ANEUAL DIVIDEND.
Tho Trustees have ordered interest the OF
FOUR (4) PER CENT.
per annum to be paid depostors and after July
10Th on all sums OF SIS and up to $4,000 which have
remained deposit for the three six
ing June S0th, 1907 accordance with the bylaws
ard rules Of the bank. Money deposited before
July 10th will draw interest from July LIST.
HENRY HASLER. President
HENRY SAYLER. Secretary.
EMIL A. HUBER. Assistant Secretary.