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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-10-04

ldIllOuS DeIilIIlB buH CluD vi
course it was easy money for
them.
A great circus and q great
crowd.
The first frost Of the season
tapped us Sunday night.
Mr.. Arthur Raithel and bride
will arrive home tomorrow.
Fresh fruits and vegetables
at
MEYERS.
Mrs. W. H. Quincy is taking
a much needed rest up at Fay
wood hot springs.
Luther Foster was in from the
ranch last week While here he
took in the Wild West show and
| the dance.
Just received at o. L. Ships
Cash Dry Goods Store a nice line
of mems fancy shirts.
We will take it as a special ia.
vor if our readers will patronizt
the business men who advertise
in The Graphic.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Colmar
left last Friday for their rancl
after several weeks visit to rel
atives in Deming.
Miss frankie Burhnam, of +
Paso, came up Saturday to attenc
her sisters wedding, which tool
place Wednesday.
; o. L. Shipp has a nice line o
trunks and the prices are right
too.
Mrs. Matte Cox and Mis-
Maud Hughes are expected HON
, next month, much to the deligh
5 of their many friends.
Mrs. o. c. Carpenter au
daughter, Mrs. John l.. Burr
? side, and two children, are
attendance at the circus today.
e Mr.. c. R. Cameron will leay
e in a few days for the hot spring
to spend some time for his healtl
= which his friends hope will
benefited.
: Mrs. II. II. Riley entertalnC
at dinner Wednesday. Tho,
4 present were Col. and Mr.
: R. Hudson, Mrs. Hugh William
n and Mr.. o. j. Durand.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Miller,
the Mimbres, were taking in Il
J. sights of our city last wee
/ Mrs. Miller was formerly Mi
81 Cordie Woods.
Mr.. w. c. Poterfeld and M
Is Manville, both prominent bu
is ness men of Silver City, we
lie registered at the Harvey Hou
last Monday.
r E. V. Simmon, The Tailor, ne
'e has two good tailors and is in
position to turn work out
short order, Also cleaning a
H. pressing.
s. The Lordsburg Liberal W
IS very liberal in its last issue in SO
ing mice" things about Denim
Of However, you couldn't exp'
he editor Kedzie to be in any otf
% frame of mind considering
I town he lives in.
Mr.. Leroy Hon returned
I'M day from two months tour
,rt the east in the interest of I
nd country. He has been do
cir splendid work for the val
Try and the result will doubtless b
ere big influx of homeseekers il
short time,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-10-04

Lots OF hay rollln IN.
Mr.. c. B. Bosworth Sundayed
here.
How does Deming look to you
today?
The Socorro fair scored a big
success.
Ringling's great circus in Dem
ing today.
Mrs. Rev. Sickles will return
Tuesday from the coast.
Mass Monday morning at
Catholic church at 1880 o'clock.
Maud, little S-year-old daugh-
ter of Judge c. {. Fielder, is
quite i'll.
School is out today to allow the
pupils the privilege Of seeing Che
big show.
The leaves are turning the
beautiful, interesting, yet mel
ancholy brown Of fall.
Mr.. Shepherd is still confined
to his bed. He has been sick
for a number of weeks.
Mr.. w. A. Woodland has re
signed his position with the S
P, here as chief clerk.
The Crescent Lumber Co. ha'
! the largest stock Of lumber thai
Deming ever had, and they al,
prepared to fill any order, large
or small.
Did it ever occur to you that i
takes a whole lot of push to dis
pose of the output of q wheel
barrow factory?
Had the artesian well com
! in the big crow0 in town toda.
would have been an every da
sight in Deming.
3 DR.. and Mrs. Ford have re
turned to their home in Silve
5 City after a very pleasant Wis
to friends in the city.
Rooms FOR RENT-Call at Mr..
Q d. z. Moore's for rooms for ligf
housekeeping or single furnish
: ed rooms. Terms reasonable
Phone ll5.
Mrs. Maurice Nordhaus an
;. her friend, Miss Peyton, {
: Springfield, Mo-, are enjoying
e short visit in Silver City.
Owing to increased busine,
the Deming Lumber Co., su
v cessors to the Crescent LumbC
a Co., have added another deliver
j wagon. .
Some few ducks have WingC
G their flight in. Probably Il
teal variety, as il is a little t
early for the noble mallard
= hove in sight out here.
n The ice man will soon be su
le planted by the coal man, al
coal, too, higher than a cat
back. AS long as we are n
,f millionaires we are up against
is Services at the Presbyteri;
" church Sunday at II a, m. al
sy 7.90 p. m. Communion servi
a in the morning. Evening su
a ject: "The Choice of Moses
All are invited.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-10-04
C r ESCENT
LUMBER co.
Changes Hands and will
Now be Known as the
DemineLumb0rCO

The following articles Of in
corporation have been filed in the
Office Of Territorial Secretary
Nathan Jaffa:
Deming Lumber Co., principal
place of business at Deming,
Luna county, territorial agent,
0. j. Durand, at Deming; capital
stock $4,000, divided into 500
shares of the par value of $l00
each, commencing business with
$40, 600. Object, lumber business.
Period of existence, fifty years.
Incorporators, Sam Schwing,
Josephine NJ. Schwing and O. J..
Durand, all Of Deming.
The above company succeeds
the Crescent Lumber Co. Of this
city.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-10-04

Mr.. Robertson, of Clifton, Ariz.,
is spending several days in the
city.
John Hyatt is shaking hands
with his many Deming friends
this week.
MIR. Leon Godchaux is back
from his trip to the Jamestown
Exposition.
Mr.. ]. H. Burwell has moved
his family into Mrs. Julia Sny-
der's nice home.
o. L. Shipp has just received
a nice line Of mems neckties.
They are up-to-date.
The Mandolin Club will give
one of their delightful dances
Oct. 4, circus night.
Mrs. Sim Holstein, Sr., Of
Dwyer, is in the city visiting
relatives and old friends.
Some changes taking place
among the officials of both the
S. P. and Santa Fe here.
Miss Lula Colman has been on
the sick list for several weeks,
We are glad to note she is rapid
ly recovering.
See the Registered Hereford
Bulls and Cows at Bakers cor
rail-, Deming. These are all from
the we'll known breeding farm o.
w. J. Boney & Son, Cairo, Mo.
Miss Bailey, assistant post
mistress of Lordsburg, is spend
ing a short time in the city CUES
of Mrs. Clifford.
J. w. Sharp, of Ell Paso, wa
here In his auto Tuesday on hi
way to Gage, where he has fin
mining property.
For SALE-$135.00 Reed Or
gan, in prime condition; must b
sold. Make me an offer.
COOKE CHAPMAN.
We understand a stock CON
pany will open a first-class res
taurant in the American Cafe
old stand in a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Mum, {
Apache Tejo, are spending tn
week in town guests of Mr.
Nunn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ,
B. Headrick.
Mr.. James Martin was in fro
the mines this week on a sho
visit to his family. Mr.. al
Mrs. Martin celebrated the
eighteenth wedding anniversa
last Monday. His friends we
much pleased to see him,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-10-04
Deming Gun Club on Top.

W. F. Cobb, Chris Raithel and
Dwight Stephens went up to So
corro last Saturday and scooped
in the money offered in the shoot
at the fair there. Mr.. Cobb won
first money $l75; Mr.. Raithel
second, SIS, and Mr.. Stephens
third, $50. Out Of a possible
o. thnir snnrn mae ns follnwe.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-10-04

Considering the fact that the
boys are members of the
famous Deming Gun club of
course it was easy money for
them.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-10-04
PAWNEE BILL
SHOW GIRL
Badly Injured During the
Entertainment in
Deming.

Quite q distressing accident
marred the Pawnes Bill enter
tainment in Deming last Thurs
day.
One of the young lady riders,
Mrs. Robt. Bonnie, had the mis-
fortune to have her horse fall
with her during the ladies' race
at the conclusion of the show,
with the result that Mrs. Bon
ME was thrown heavily to the
ground and sustained very SER
ious injuries. The lady was
picked up in an unconscious
condition and hurried to the Of
flee of DR.. Swope.
Mrs. Bonnie's left shoulder
was broken, a rib on her right
side fractured and she was also
quite painfully bruised about the
body.
Although badly hurt Mrs.
Bonnie went on with the show
from here to Douglas, ,Ariz.
Her husband was with her, be-
ing one Of the young Rough Rid
ers with the show.
The lady's injuries, while not
of a dangerous nature, will cause
her to be under the care of a
physician for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie reside in
Oklahoma when at home.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19

Drices was checked for time By heavy selling by
longs Toward the end of the first hour however.
prIces advanced sharply on a cable message from
Antwerp which showed gain of 35sc to 3Ac in
the urice of wheat there. On this uptprn the May
volume of trade in the time was very heavy
Later in the day the market broke severely on re-
ports which indicated that weather conditions in
Argentina in general were quite favorable TO har-
vestiug Early gains all lost on this decline.
The market closed weak. May opened &c lower
to nc higher 81 05 to 81 o5iA. sold TO 81 OF
and then declined to 81 043s. The close was at
81 o47s CIea1ances Of wheat and -four were equal
10 420 600 bushels Primary receipts were $4,000
bushels. compared with 100000 bushels the corre-
spending day year ago
Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago reoorted re
ceipts of a95 cars against 653 cars last week ana
413 cars Il year ago.
The corn market showed little response TO tne
early advance in wheat. sentiment in the pit being
rather bearish all day. The principal depressing
influence was increase in local receipts arrivals
,o-day being more than had been estimated .tc
late slump in wheat caused additional seiIlns OF
corn which resulted in weak market al the
close May opened unchanged 10 ssc lower al os4c
to 5sIkc advanced to 5944c and then declined 20
hs1kc The close 5s1sc to 5S4c- Local receipts
were a61 cars with eight of contract grade
Oats were firm at the start owing 10 the strength
of wheat but weakened with wheat ana closed al
t,e lowest peint Of the day. May opened unchansed
4, ac higher 54s4c to 64zsc, sold at a9c ana theh
declined TO s4Isc where It closed. Local feceipss
We're f5a cars "a
Provisions were inclined 10 be weak. because OF
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Il
CITY of New Rochelle. y. n
sale Of SIso s0O.0e Certificates Of Indebtedness.

Saafed proposals will be received by the Common
(~oTnciI OF the City Rocheile N Y. TO eight
o.cIock d m MONDAY. DECEMBER -3. 1907. at the
Council CEam5ess. in the city Han Building
ON me corner Main and Mechanic streets for any
or ali OF twenty-sx t26l certificates cf Indebtedness
cates OF Indebtedness be dated the 23rd day OF
December, 1907. and payable on ths @Srd day OF
Sbess certificates OF Indebtedness issued pur-
srnt TO Chapter OF Laws OF the State of New
York for the year 1899. and the Acts arnendatory
~ resolution OF the common
council OF adopted December 3th 1907: said
tion Of the collection of City taxes for the current
fiscal year. These certificates to be numbered
from one twenty-sx inclusive. and shall bear In
terest al the six t6 cent? centun per
and sold to the person, nrIn or cor
pOration offering the highest premium therefor.
The City reserves the right 70 REJECT any or aAs
bids
Citv Clerk and marked such
Each shall be accompanied by deposit or Two
Dollars cash. certified check
for that amount payable the order Of the city
treasurer the City OF New Rochelle. such deposit
to be forfeited City il the parties u
whom the certificates shall awarded fail to take
and pay for the same in accordance with the terms
7rbe certificates &c delivered the osee OF the
CITY Treasurer. city Hall the City of New Rochelle.
y Y. Thursday. December 2erh iso' Al eleven
o'clock a.
Purchasers Will be required 20 pay accrued m
tsrest. -. - go -
New Rochelle y. Y. .u-
Dated New Rochelle n 7. December 8. 1907
CHARLES kA1INERMEfER. City Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19

EoTToN-Beyond short period of activity during
,ss ez-3- session market QEtet to-day
showed important the close being
e-ez5v al decline OF point advance OF points
Salss were estimated bales The market opened
es5r a. UNCHANGED prices decline OF points and
So months under q continuation the movement
o1a5 tse previous day. At the decline there very
.5=-Iand from brokers' %honl
Te-e credited wiki having buyng orders for 5Go bales
This demand quick rally from l0o3c
- 10 e9- for January and frcm 1oa@c 10 lostc Tor
ss-cf But there outside support, ano the mar
r- soon oufeted down tte gain bsing lost during the
sfer-oon fluctuations narrow and II
that National CTsIneTs Association
.zz1sted the amount srned to December -
SO probably helped TO check the early az
later reported that the tSuies would
rr be carnnleted until tomorrow. and many tcca!
s9ers believe circE-ateo Tor ths
rsT7sse Of Influencing sentiment Southern spot news
"a conflicting aTprecIaDle IN
appeared De evening
for over report the Census Bureau which Is
eectea tie opening FRIDAY morning. The mem
of the local exchange voted close on December
Cor an extra exchange holiday but the proposition 10
make January Holiday failed 1t is the first
5rlfEery cay for January contracts
prices n the local iaaIAeI fo-1@~
--as as
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REpoR-.
EDFfEE-Ni
New York, December Is 1en

NeTv York. Dece-nt-r IS 1907
p fDEfEE-Notwitfstar1iT steady n cables nd
continued light receipts, the mare: barely steady
s-i closed quiet unchanged points lower
reported cf 5000 bags had
rather Irregular opening. month he;ns 8 points
hrheF and another points lower Positions
nsTe unchangeL Europe seemed 70 be Offering late
and finding fea buyers and there
Teri1g leudaton by local longs Tbs Brazilian news
bulsh theories regarding
had e1ect
than had during the last month Some people a-e buy
-.-g small lots soft spots. however. tneo-y
the first Of the -eer Wall street leopl9
likely market
- decreasing worlds
receipts ebout onehalt receipts
1876. being only S-tst0 bags. and receipts
9; tie two ports continued Under the figures OF
OF the BraZilia-. markets RI lost lis al
vance previous day. being so reis lower while
The market for spot coffee
with Quotations the basis CT 6so
IN Rio No =
--r--
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19

Say .-----.--lSoS oS 13 II IL 90 IL 10 13 IL
par q is loss with spot closing iI1l
YAK in lone viz Win 's Locally the market & ~
e. q !-1c. COPPER was higher in the London mar
LocallS Local the market was weak and unchanged with
and casting at 125o@12.75c. LEAD was 15s higher.
the @ eonh1ed oaa wea aass ae was Gca anheT
points psd lower. S595s5c sPELTER advanced 70
at ' In SES1n Ne 4o4 WsIk' Rs5 nssh
market was lower. with standard foundry quoted at
4ss Cd and Cleveland warrants 49s Sd Locally no
Guo at m with & No f9undy for TIrhSrn pF ro
serti6cates at the Produce Exchange was INACTIVE
:5ssss a: sr3:Ss IS S3Ei
And HsIfR rs C asasd speaking the
MAS seaa to firm bur quiet and rsag geo
Tatuss; d I;-ns common IN o 1o@se fair 1929 & g9gd
4se; o ooInmon 13 @ 14. fair Gre good
os-cotton.eed oil Was HSa0S aboas &c lower to-day
Under poor buying easier crude values sno l0Ta
%Ps6FqaT3 Po 3se poo March ss gsse 100 May So
arse Refined petroleum vas reported in steady
q@9.e 5f ESi ae SSs
bulk Be- Philadephia Ia 5ee bulk sSe refined Gases Gases
New Tsr bbis 55e bulk &c: Phiiadel 5Se
PhIisasipSia ~i:s Is ss white
aSS s Bsae iaRaaf sp2 ebSsay
- = a$sc March 81 = G $sc May Ss5. Sst c; !niS
BPGa &e 03 ~n9P se6 Sso 4 j" fSsEEb 'f
sssd e,a, city raw iS sgs % cG10fsSwn raw
nARR rsoeps and decline of
GIsc live hogs occasoned early weakness in pro
sTan MsdeTsss covering little oatsice ds,nan5
ia h;sgn's sa ss, - 5 9c under ot51 h2
for Thursda. 5000: Kansas CITY 10000; Omaha $500
Mess s14 5oasI5 .: family sIsasis 50: short
si fa4aiiy s159si5 o paect S1@ so5ss extra nds
mess. s224s23. EF1E5F HAMs-Eas1; quotes, s24 5'9
% ,io DRsSED y S EGGS Barely s5e3dy guoted Bae9Es
sssS ctr Mat: PicEIsd belize steady: ,iuott5:
9c- F1c1le3 quIe: quoted. a'z 9I0c. TALIJOW-
quoted. Middle western Prime s259s$5o nominal cy
az steady quoted SAG refined lard easy; quoted
&c. S 66Rpoa 55S s aas qaot G9snes eTaAR1 hTaA fs
E1eT3 guoTso: oiee .@.c city lard stearine. 9c
good business and at The South there firm bu:
into the hands Of consurners euotations fooW
Screenings rs @3Gc< ordinary, 4a4isc: fai-. 4ss
6Es aeisc: Japanese domestic sis Se; Ps:na for
eig1 81 Ss5< {; Rangoon and Bassein. 5@53sc-
prices reported, The following ars list prices sub
ger cent tor cash seven days: CRYSTAL doranoes ls.
a5d hase ta'sfs IA lG de. CT ss leaf dSe s sGS
Eagle confectionery grauulated. 5.o5c; xxx pow
powdered and Eagle coarse and extra fns granulated
4sOc; Eagle 2f5 cartons C. fine granulated Sc: ;o
Sc lob 6as DO a5c S s S g 4 baEs Do eass
Esgle me or standard g-anulated and diamond 4.
255e Ne Soc No SOC Sc sc M so' oe as: S na
sc Ne IL go o5c N2 SS x sc 6: N2 %os TO- IL 4S Is and Nd Il Il
Csc The sugar market firm. but unchanged
eoebe shp s9sz a Ki0e sas a @ fS sTS
sd 5e S7cs % Eesse Sic an FOR Aesan m s soag9t ii 9 @
8S5o for So test nuscovado and 3g3o5c for So test
unchsnged with December At o. 7l.d and January
at ss So Meetings. United states ports for the
81 900 iest ear Receipts toT the Week issss tos
against IL sss last week and 8s oss last year Total
134,z11 last year.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
SINKING FUND NOTICE

The UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice that IN acrordancs
with article III rec OF Deed Of Trust, dated July iItn
1906 Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust COMPANY. -
Trustee 70 secure S200 go OF FIRST Aortsaes
rive Per Cent Bun6- made ~ the A. SCI1EAoEkS
SON ISCOR PORATED. there have been called LOT r
demptloa Jany = 190S together with coupons a. ~
Bonds Nos III. 80. 4 AVi, OF s-etS
eaca and Bonds Nos. 4. 81. 20 Il 20. 80 l. IL d -
OF SIG0 each -. -. 49, .--.
OF Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust -
T5ra-fv York. and after Jany - 1sOd
on which thereon will cease
a SCHRADEFs'S son. INCOfSFOttAIEO-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19

.hs s4 an ana 'lsa 5s: P P8;e 5s G
GID old fa e so05 ~ asgi4n S 10 pair
Per n "a Sc; do Pennsylvania q to ID 10 pail pr
Bl5 n 5ssS l & DO 9SoTsT pc sdassa grdde Ia KE %
TasF d. i2etS sse5 99 Gg PICKED SI6o
DO Ohio and ahEan 1dea % weisT 90 5ET 9tsI seks
Se: sca'e do Ohio and Mchsaa salded lie DO other
Western scaIded. eg1c do southTesteT1 &c: n Iho
ohio ana Mchgan. choice. l2g12t.e' DO o:her & Wss:-
err. saiac; GufNEA fowls young Per pair 81: 90
Sd 81 sss79 M s sGABS s5 do 5ss k "i 81 & p DO o sais
soc. Iced-TURKEYs, Pc 10 Il4I5c: CHlCkENs and
ga 1cc. GEESE aveTass grades saloc.
sfas % S sSp't19s ss1 and f2 & most . al auo qs
QUAIL frozen per dozen. 81 JoQsS 20: DO fresh *$s
E e Ii Si.ss ss5ss 5ssssE sSiSE
Ta Is PSIR PR6s ST7s SS pair .s9ss 56 PAfRIpE pr
ss Pa s. 81 'SssS sadS M Ss DO asrap PES s p% DO
rudy 1o4eoc do teal blaewins 4ggSl o DO sreen"in
Sair So - sc 40 Do jaeH Tsbbs per pair s5a75c
POTATOES AND vEGETaBLEs-Pot nrln and
firm h gs. snd sailing sow
celery in good demand Chicory and escaroie steady
Cucuinbers slightly hrlneT Eesplsats dull Kale and
faney 9shroes ~eas and aseamuatms PEPPERS
sa sg6 fney ss ma
ss@: do NE Maine s. per sr d 81 DO LGns
and as'a Western Rsf 'G ii 6dk DO
sBi sbd or ba s. Ps swG&f
Re s. per- bS 'f5 sFRoN
quart Sc BETS. Bermuda, per crate. 75cq$l %
do New orleans bbl. s2gs5; do old per bbi 81 80
Bermuda. per crate 759asI 2o: do old per, bb or
bag 7casl cEERY :, sta,e ate pc per dGzen stalks lS
do domestic. seasI2 do per bbI 75c9si % do red
Ss eS e 4 @ 81 5S sJ Per 90 Der 6aks %
81: CIICUMBERS. Eastern, per dozen. oos: do pc.
cTafe' sIS$t "a: cAtLiFLoFTEfs Long island: short
cut. per Dbl s:QS3 90 do long CUT 81 81; do Florida
Cuban per box. $lqsI so EsCAROLE. New Orleans
per b6l s2 s2 s. 90 ENDIxE ~ - mpoTtsa per r. & 2Sge
folk per bbI. - SOC: koHLRABI. New Orleans per
sIas@i do per haif bbi basket 5OcG$i: do Florida
per basket, 81 qs2 90 do North Carolina per basket
lo975c do Eastern per strap 3GG Li9A bbAs &
per 10. 100 soc: MINT hothouse. per dozen bunches
s. co. do cohneccut white per Dbl 81 so So do
yellow 81 7SGs2 90 do red 81 5o@s2; state white
per basket 81 81 % do state and westsrn white per
81 igs2: DO red 81 asI so; Orange County. yellow
e., d2 g. ssa oYsTER s a. rATE PES
lunches s$ps3: oKRA Florida; per carrier 81 70
rier 75casf so: do Cuban. SOC 9S; PEAS Florida
per basket 81 @so 70; PARsNIFs. per bbi 81 PSI e5
PCMPK. hi 5c@sl OARS rARsLEY v BermpGd nar n
5. % PLAIN per 100 h GunShss s 81 n 3o sS
sae 81 81 do Florida per basket. 75c@s1 so: Ber
muda per box. z5cast -: RADIsHEs dollhouse per
per basket o. crate. seq 50 80: DO 81 5o@s2 75
SQUASH Hubbard per Dbl 81 5o@ 81 DO ma m.arfow row
81 81 So. g Pf%AcH NorfoI per hb 75ca 81 -: do
Baltimore. 75c@$1: TOMATOES Florida per carrier
n 4@I2c: TURNIPs Canada. rutabaga; per bhl SIT
81 L.: do Jersey and Long Island rntabaSa ''c aSl
WATERCREsS per 100 lunches. s1asi So
n, cents quart net shipper In the 26cent zone
Tho receipts of milk and cream IN oquar cans tor inc
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
To Minority Stockholders Of
EIetropOIitan Street Railway Go.

ae;vsrs have been appointed OF the property ot Metro
roittan Street Railway Company, and suit 70 Iofeco
,1nrtease to tee Morton Trust Company trustee an
involving its property ans atiIS,
Toyr nenduE The Interbo-ouga-MetTopotan Coilfils;
which owns the great majority OF It's STOCK mas
cnretens interests including its control OF te Ne"
Cit Rniivvav Company OF the MeuOpoiAn S'-S@
Railway Company's properties .ta. .-e-e
leu Of seems necessary 80
o;il1 he an independent COMMITTEES to maintain a
t.ct the rights interests of the minority st M s
Metropoltan Street Railway COMPANY AZ the sit
hniIe~ of large amount of such stock the unoeisi
iaers protective agreement GATED December ioi
benefit by the uLiteo "ttio'
,royidsd for by this agreement should deposit 'ne STUN
WitlrSt the -. ,.v~,,.r r~o,1psNy
MAE'h@AA A-A ao Wall street. New York City.
fipE+HiAi a.yT Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
49,, ,,.,osuarsz designated in said agreement Because
ee reGessiry OF prompt action on hena OF ths
VI 80 stocEhoIders in connection with penang Atsalou'
such deposits should be made iIneoiaety
al" of deposit Will DC ISSUED Dy the
respectively. Copies OF tne a5eeeht may
pelosIe from either Depositary from Counsel
" John l. WATERBURY, Chairman
New York
EDMUND c. CONVERSE. New York;
HARRY s. HOPPER. Philadelphia.
- Committee
~-.,pcON TEACHER & BARTLETT. Counsel
si-A1 0'-'' G. Cedar Street, New York
uuIJAM p DANIELS. Secretary.
20 Wall Street. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Dec. ls.-Conficting reports regarding
weather conditions in Argentina caused extreme
nervousness in the local wheat market To-Day.
nrices covering a range of 111c to 2lsc- The mar
ket closed weak. with the May delivery ssc peio"
..sa,.s nv closing quotation. Corn was 3sc to lc
i,uer: oats were off &c. Provisions were shade
to 2iac lower. -. .. ,
as,oush sentiment in the wheat Dit was very
,,,,ish when trading began owing 10 reports OF
. oa,her In Argentina the upward tendency of