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New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
NOT TO TAKE THE STUMP.
But the President VIII Aid Wr.
Taft as Much as Possible.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


Oyster Bay, July 11.-"will President Roose-
welt take the stump for Taft?"
Under conditions or circumstances. 1t Is
quite out of the question"
This is the question that is being daily
asked of Secretary Loeb and this is his an
swer. The query is being put by mail and
telephone and wire, well by personal IN
terview, for it is conceded that IL the Presi-
dent could be persuaded to take a personal
hand in the campaign it would add greatly to
the interest in the fight His presence in any
locality would bring out voters who had not
visited the polls for years Those who know
the President entertain little hope Of getting him
into the campaign in this manner. Precedent
is against such proceeding. and. however much
the Executive would like to assist Mr.. Taft IL Il
not believed likely that he would be willing to
take more active hand in political fight than
any one of his predecessors. But some politi-
clans are hoping against hope that the President
will board a special train and Swing around the
circle" To the objection that such action
the President cares no more for precedent than
he does for last years birds nest He is
governed by his own well defined ideas Of right
and wrong and If he believed that the country's
best interests demanded that he take the stump
for Taft he would do without the slightest
hesitation and without giving a thought to what
might be said either side of the political
fence
Il may be said. however. that all speculation
on the subject is idle at this time. Unless con-
ditions change materially it is waste of breath
to ask if the President is to take the stump.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
OUTLOOK GOOD IN NEW ORLEANS.
Business Men Think Bryan's Nomination
Insures Taft's Election.
rBv Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

New Orleans. July 1.-THE business OUTLOOK
,a-. ,s better now than it's has been for many
,oontbs The Hibernian Bank and Trust Com
many furnishes an excellent illustration OF the
Improvement of the financial condition IN 1ts
statement that for the last six months Dusl-
ness was the best in its history The princlpai
reason for the improvement is that speculative
onarations have been greatly curtailed. cotton
factors. who eight months ago speculated heavily
In futures do so no longer or in less measure.
ya1ues now better represent their real sisnlf-
cance. A business recovery here Is unmistak-
able and financial conditions generally are re-
s.rded as much safer than in the recent past
Rusiness men here feel that the nomination Of
Rrvan insures the election of Taft. Anti Bryan
sentiment here is not only strong. but bitter. In
financial circles Hundreds or New Orleans
Democratic business men Will vote Tor Iaft.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
PROSPERITY Is HERE
FOLLOWS CONVENTIONS.
Taft Nomination Doomed ReU1UaE
Bryan's Defeat Looked For.

Rusiness interests of all kinds in the East,
West, North and South are moving
toward a normal condition. The revival as
sumed pronounced character Immediately ai'er
the close of the Chicago convention. The hoiii-
ination of Bryan, whose election would be con-
s;d.-ed r,os+ denIorable from business point
of view, has depressing effect because IT h"u
been expected and fully discounted HIS eiec-
ton is not looked for by any business man. DIS
patches from the great business centres OF the
country reflect the encouraging outlook and are
given herewith:
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
FEW IDLE IN INDIANAPOLIS.
A Marked Improvement Over the Conditions
of Last Winter.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

Indianapolis. July lit was estimated dur
ing the winter that there were from fifteen 10
twenty thousand idle factory employees In TINS
citv. and the number dependent upon charity
according to the reports of the organized charl-
ties. was greater than at any other time III tie
history Of the city. AS conditions nave improved
and the outlook for the future mas 'prlslteheu
most Of these men have returned 10 "orh' io
give employment TO the greatest Possioie mum .
her factory owners limited the number OF
o-r,ny hours in the week, but with continued
,,,nrovement the hours were increased. more
mon mt to work and statesmen sent out on the
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
IMPROVEMENT IN CLEVELAND.
Manufacturers Preparing for Brisk Fall
Trade-Iron and Steel Conditions
INV telegraph to The Tribun

IBy Telegraph to The Trfbune-l
Cleveland July 11.-Since the turn Of the half
year there has been marked Improvement in
the business situation full restoration of the
record volume of business in iron and steel lines
of last year is not looked for short of year or
more but more marked Improvement than at
any time since last October is confidently ex-
pected.
In cloaks and suits. in the production OF which
Cleveland ranks second in the United States
manufacturers preparing for brisk fail
trade and their advance orders are satisfactory.
In this and kindred lines, as well as in all staple
lines there are we'll grounded hopes that before
the wear is out the trade will have recovered
nearly all that it lost result of the panic
II Is conceded that the steel trade will take con-
siderably longer, however, to achieve fun re-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
BISHOP POTTER HOLDS HIS OWN.
GraVest Anxiety Felt as to His General Con.
dition. However.

Cooperstown. n. Y, July 11.-Bishop Henry C.
Potter, who has been making no progress toward
recovery for a few days, has had a comfortable
day. and his physicians report that If any change
has taken place 1t Is in the direction of improve
ment The grayest anxiety is felt TO his gen.
eral condition 1t is hoped that the complications
in the case can be controlled and that decided
improv ement may be noted soon The bulletin is
sued at o'clock to might stated:
There has been no material change in Bishop
Potters condition since yesterday morning; If any,
II is apperently for the better. Respirati 34
pulse fG2; temperature, 100. He has had COM
Portable day and has not suffered al all from the
heat
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
KANSAS CITY CONDITIONS NORMAL.
Crop Conditions Held to 0verbalance Any
Hard Time Tendency.
GBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Kansas City, Mo. July 1.-THE volume of
trade in the territory of which Kansas City Is
tie centre is practically in good shape as 1t
V as a year ago What change there has been
has resulted from 1oC~l rather than from ma
tional conditions When the money panic struck
the country last November building and realty
sales here fell off, but there little difference
SO far as the other commercial lines were con-
cerned Business men here favored Eastern
conditions but discovered that the crop cCndi-
tions in Kansas and Oklahoma almost overbal-
anced any hard time tendencies.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
RAN AMUCK IN LICK OBSERVATORY
Student Runs Seventeen Miles to Call Off
GERS, Who Finally Subduo Carpenter.

San Jose Cal. July 1f.-Joseph Duff, Mount
Hamjltons only carpenter became mentally de-
ranged yesterday. and routed out the astronomer
and a large number of San Jose state normal
summer school students who were there on an
excursion. and kept control OF the Lick Ooserva-
tory containing priceless instruments and rec
ords for several hours
H F. Smith. a Stanford student. finally ran
down to Smiths Creek, seventeen miles away. and
teiephoned TO the sherif's office here for assist
ance Two deputies in automobile suhdued
Duff and brought him to this city
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
ADMIRAL THoMAs's BODY AT NEWPORT.
IBy Telegraph to The rribune. !

Newport. r. l., July 1.-THE body OF Rear Ad-
miral Charles NJ Thomas arrived this evening
from California accompanied by his widow and
other relatives Prominent naval officers met the
party and the body escorted TO Trinity Church.
where a guard OF petty officers from the naval
training station Is duty tonight and until the
funeral tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
TWO TAMMANY MEN IN AUTO SMASH
fBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune


Kansas City, Mo. July u-George Rush and
John Eagan. New York attorneys and members of
Tamrnany Hall. returning from the Democratic
National Convention were injured in automobile
accident here to-day In hurryng TO make train
the automobile came in collision with streetcar
and skidded about twenty feet Eagan and Rush
were thrown out. Rush's left arm being broken
Eagen suffered fracture of the bones of one foot
They taken to st. Josephs Hospital
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
STORM DELAYS L0NGwoRTH PARTY
Marooned on Top of Pixies Peak by Terrific
Electrical Storm.

Colorado Springs. Col. July 11--Mr and Mrs
Nicholas Longworth and their party. which in
cIuded Mr. and Mrs. Medll Mccormick. Norman
Hapgood and W g. Conner. were caught in ter
rife electric storm on Pixies Peak this morning
The storm broke as they neared the timber line
a,d rassd with almost unparalleled fury The
train pushed on to the summit which was bathed
On sunshine The party obliged TO stay on
40, oY the peak longer than they expected. as the
storm continued for several hours
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
Mr.. kERN's SISTER INFORMED.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

icy 10 iIo IfFo11-J
Roanoke Va, July 1f-Mrs. Sslhe Engie,
only sister of John w. Kern, Democratic candidate
for Vice-Presfdent first learned OF her brother s
nomination when she came to Roanoke this morn
ing with a ioad OF truck from her farm. MIA.
EngIe lie sixty years old and woman of fine busi-
qualifications.
-rOf course ] am happy to hear of Johns nonlina-
ton and / predict that he will be elected" said
Mrs Enkle her face wreathed in smes-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
FINGERS CLUMSY KILLED HIMSELF.

Cleveland. July 1i.-Accordinz 10 testimony
given in Justice Dowlings court yesterday. Julius
Horvath committed suicide because his fingers
too clumsy 10 permit him to play the piano.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
ST LOUIS EXPECTS ENORMOUS TRADE.
Restoration of Confidence and Excellent Crop
Prospects Held Responsible.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune,

St Louis, July 11.-More than s5 per cent of
the manufacturing and mercantile concerns in
ST Louis and in the st. Louis district have put
their employees back at work and are running
their plants and shops and stores on full time
again The principal jobbers are making prep
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

pEwEY's OLD MADEIRA OR SHERRY
sherry before dinner. Madeira after.
TT r Dewey & Sons Co.. 1873 Fulton Et, New York.
-,Adyt
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12

AT BRETON WOODS.
Hotel Mount Washington opens Wed. 18TH The
xfount Pleasant opened June 22--Advt
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
WARM WAVE PREDICTED
To Be FolIosUed by Shoscers and
Cooler Heather Tuesdau.

Washington. July 11.-Warning of a warm
wave that will stretch over the Atlantic States
was given by the Weather Bureau o-nght. Out
in the central and lake states there was swell
tering weather, and the official thermometers,
materially lower than those in the street
checked up s6 degrees at Chicago. cool wave
with an accompaniment of showers is closely
pressing the warm wave in its course. and will
pass over the central and lake regions Mon
day and bring relief in the East about Tuesday
HEAT KILLS THREE IN ST. PAUL.
ST. Paul. July 11--Three deaths resulted from the
heat in st. Paul and in Minneapolis to-day.
The official record showed a maximum temperature
of 90 degrees.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-12
APPEAL TO NATIONS.

Hi'er recalling the seizure, several months
Neo' by the United States government. of arms
~ho ammunition consigned to the Haytien tnsnr-
GEMS DR.. Bobo continues with this appeal for
sympathy:
,s.,nes United States understands now why we pro-
s1'r - Wy We were struggling against the ruin Of
rns, Noontiig Sny we were fighting for that which
Sonsloers most sacred How could IL be
- wise on The part Of government OF a neo-
Se OF such liberal turn of mind and presided
Continued third pzg~
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New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Dividend Notices.

..,a wo+srworks Company 1st Mtge os-
Auburn Gas 90. 1st Mtge Sinking Fund o.
prorv cae a Electric Co. 1st Mtge os.
o.nt~a, Market St Railway Go. 1st s. T. os.
cit;zons Gas & Electric Co. Of Counch oiunS
1st Mtge. 5s
City of Dallas, Texas.
City of Galveston, Texas.
City of Pullman, Washington a.
Citv of Rome, Ga, Renewal or Refdg Mtge. 472S
City of Sedalia, Mo-, AIS.
City Water Co. of Maryvile, 1st Mtse- o.
Clinchfeld Coal Co. 5s.
Columbus, Grove City & Southwestern Ry Oo
1st 6s.
Edison Electric Light & Power Co. OF Erie
Pa, 1st 6s.
Equitable Illuminating Gas Light Co. Of Phila-
delphia, Pa, 1st Mtge 5s.
Erie County Electric Go. 1st Mtge. 4s.
Florida Publishing 90. 1st Mtge. IS.
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversville R. r. Co.
Gen. Refdg. IS.
Fonda. Johnstown Gloversville R. r. Co. 1st
Cons. Rfdg. Ans.
Globe Street Railway Co. Deoenture 5s.
Greenwich Tramway Co. 1st 5s.
Herkimer County Light b Power Co. 1st 5s.
Hackensack Water Co. 1st As.
Indianapolis Water Co. Genl. Mtge. 419s & IS.
Jonesville, s. c., School Dist
Kansas City & Westport Belt Ry. Co. 1st 5s.
Kansas City Southern Ry. Co. so Col. Gold
Notes.
Kootenai County, Idaho. Funding Bonds go.
Lincoln Traction Co. Gold IS.
Lockport Light Heat & Power Co. 1st Mtge
Ref 5s.
Macon, Dublin & Savannah R. r. Co. 1st 5s
Mahoning and Shenango Ry. & 1t. Co. 1st
Cons. Ref IS.
Massillon Elec. & Gas Co. 1st S. F. IS.
Metropolitan Water Co. 1st As
Minnesota Waterworks Co. 1st 415s.
National Conduit & Gable Co. 1st IS.
New London Steamboat Co. 1st 6s
New Orleans City and Lake 1st IS.
New Orleans City Railroad Co. Gen. S.
New Orleans Railway & Light Co. Genl. 412s.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
MONEY.

Money on call was unquoted account OF the
extra Stock Exchange holiday In the week the
market was fairly easy call loans. rates rang
ing between So and IA per cent. in spite OF the
low bank Heavy out-of-town Lending
and some offerings by trust companies were q
feature of the week while another influence TO low
rates the deposit of funds with the banks by
corporations in preparation for he January dis
bursements.
Time money not offered in abundance. but
supply demand Inquiry for shorter PERIODS
was small, borrowers expecting comparatively
easy market after the January settlements had
been taken care Of. Rates, 81 to S12 per cent FOR
sixty and ninety days. 31z to 80 per cent for four
months and 344 to per cent for five TO six months
Mercantile paper in the week came into the mar
ket in light volume, although there continued to
be a fair market for the higher grades. The mar
ket very quiet Rates. ga to AZ per cent Tor
sixty and ninety days indorsed bills receivable;
to ~ per cent for choice four 10 six months
single names and per cent for others less well
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Proposals


C,EAI,ED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL BE b. g. =, e
- nv tbs Roard ~ Water supply in ne -,7rh
Broadway New YORK F'fii 80
80 r1tu II A Il January 1879 Tor - - - -FIE,
90 - tbA construction q the NORTH Hall -.-x
PRESSURE TUNNEL a Llnll5l
rosstrg under the valley OF the Waikiki
,brss sSaftz $50 70 In depth and 500 s1Y4-
- DIsIn concrete conduit. known as - t,a
a ,d Tor CONTRACT 81 for the constrctlSa r,-S
SOI-1rtI HALF OF THE Waikiki PttF-SS = - a
SSgT 1b fbree $50 TO 400 feet IN de2tn --,-
NEL to..S ~ nlsfn concrete conduit. known As
.,vs- aoueduct The pressure tunnel VII = -. go
diameter. and the aQuedaet =.
inside. The work - loSa1eS 80
,S,rs ~ New Paltz Gardiner, Ulster 1oln'S' -
York --,o-,r- nm r>-1r7vD FOR Each
r0NTR ACT SEPARATELY AND Fuh - - e,r
TRACTS COMBINED Any bidder may uit--sl,~f uitS- A
stbsr c,rtract the two Sortracts - sur-
form, of proposal will be furnished il t,-,-
pSss of the combined bid At the above pa - aEard
Ma. be OPen-d and real - .s.~A-
- ,ha Contract N awarded made as -. Ss.ssisu
after as practicable Pamphlets eonSslllns ~. All
Tor bidders form u contract. speSicslts a. Room
namnhIsts Of contract drawings can o , ~ tsa
fS1S address by deposillns
dollars tStl) pamphlet. or condition
90 o, their return II r-7.
within thirty DAYS the date on Wa.e Va. zs-N-s
onened For particulars see
JOHN a EENStl+ of
CHARLES y CHAp"lCN. Supply
CHARLES A. SHAW.
WALDO SMITH
Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSEEI
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
FINANCIAL MARKETS
Bank Statement Figures Shore Gam
IN Reserve and Loss IN Cash

The Stock Exchange was closed yesterday
slso all other local and out-of-town markets.
The hanks were Open but practically nothing
was done in the money market, rates belng
nominal at Thursdays closing figures Bank
statement averages showed gain in the reserve
above legal requirements OF S6.913.o2o. a loss
in loans of S39 pa 500, a loss in deposits OF
s46 7eo ZOO and a loss in cash of 81 776,500. The
statement of actual conditions of Thursday
night showed q loss in cash Of S35S010 and
gain in reserve of 81 0S5. .625. The figures of the
trust companies and non-reporting banks pre-
sented a gain in loans of S9,T06,6O0 and loss
in cash of S567 600 Detailed figures follow
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Dividend Notices.
The New York Trust Company
26 BROAD STREET,


New York & Westchester Lighting Co. GenL
Northport Waterworks Co. 1st AIS.
Norwich Gas Electric Co. 1st 5s
Paducah City Railway 1st Cons. IS.
Peace River Phosphate Mining Co. 1ss
Cons. 6s.
Pixies Peak Hydro-Electric Co. 1st s. 2 IS.
Plattsburgh Traction Co. 1st 6s
Pocahontas Consolidated Collieries Co. Inc.
so Yr 525 Gold
Richmond Light, Heat Power Co. lss
Rfdg. IS.
St. Lawrence & Adirondack Ry. Co. 1st So
St. Louis & San Francisco T. K. Go. 90 Col
lateral Gold Notes
San Diego Consolidated Gas & Electric Co 70
Collateral Deb. Gold Notes.
Sharon 4 New Castle Railway Co. 1st Lien
ST 5s.
Somerset County, N. j., Building 4s-
suartanburg Ry. Gas, & Elec- Co Ist %.
suartanburg Ry. Gas Electric Co. "a d.
Spring Valley Coal Co. 1st ss
Springfield Railway Light Co ISL Lien
Ref IS.
Tacoma Gas & Electric Co. 1st 5s.
Tanana Valley R. R. 80 Yr. Coll Trust
Gold Notes.
Terminal Warehouse Co. I'd Mtge. 5s.
Underground Elec. Railways 20 OF London
Limited 4la9o Bonds Of 1888
Utica Belt Line Street Railway Co. I'd
Mtge. 5s.
limited Gas & Electric Co. Of New Jersey lss
Mtge. IS.
Utica. Clinton & Binghamton Railway Co
Genf. 5s.
Virginia Portland Cement Go; 1St os.
Worcester & Connecticut Eastern ny 70 1S'
41as.
vuas+srr NY. & Pennsylvania Ry. Go. Iss D.
vim Vim County. Washington, s. D. No 2
Youngstown-sharon Railway 6 Light w. ~
S. 2. IS.
City of Oregon. Mo
DUE JANUARY 18th
w,.dikawkas Railway Co. CRussia)'
DUE JANUARY 18Th
-Kanawha Mining Co.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

per 100 Ib: oxen at s3Gs4 Dressed beef quiet
at unchanged prices Liverpool and London cattle and
beef markets we steady. Shipments from this
to-day 2.475 quarters of beef the st Paul
Southampton and 1000 quarters in the Minneapolis
London.
saies-Newton & Co: is Virginia steers. 1890 lh
average So per 100 Ib: do. 1850 10. So Is Vir
gnia 124S b. at 81 75 do. 1000 ID. at So 49,
McPherson ( Co. u Virginia steers, 1447 Ib. at
a. H Eppstein: 16 Kentucky steera 1905 lb. at
CALVES-Recepts 366 head. including 2s0 fAr
butchers and SO for tse market. Neals were steady
of the market. but sales reported
Dressed calves quiet but steady SG 15c for city
dressed veals and 6413c for country dressed
Sales-s Saunders: 16 veals 145 H. at SO % 100
ID do 120 10. at IS co. do 127 10. at S6 do. 122
SHEEP AND LA4MBS-Receipts 1914 cars.
head including II for saughterers and 21t
The market. making. with stale stock.
sale. Sheep were steady, with moderate inquiry
lambs Buffalo advices and selling higher but
slow for the grades offered. No prime stock
here. The pens were not cleared late hour. Com
to good sheep sold sag 81 100 h. culls
81: ordinary fairly good lambs at S6GS7 so. year
lings as The dressed market slow but firm for
good stock Dressed mutton quoted at 90 80 per
ID; dressed lambs 100 13c-
Seles-Rerns Commission Company: 209 Ohio lambs
90 ID at 81 80 100 ID; IA Indiana yearnEs
80 lb $5 As Indiana sheep 1Is lb at So 10: IA do
S Sanders 40 state lambs, SO h. at Sc; sneep 116
h. do. culls II ID. So buck 140 b. at So
HOGS-Receipts 81 9.25T head. all for
siaughterers IT head Feeling full steady. Pigs
sold at S5 rs per 100 b medium hogs at So: country
dressed hogs steady at Z Il n st4c per ID
Sales-S state pigs averages-at
Sc
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Coupons and Payable at
The Trust Company Of America
37-43 WALL STREET. NEW YUM
aft January I'd, 19O9

Milwaukee Office Company.
Montgomery Alabama CITY OF
1ttCII,er[- Hotel Company 1st 5s-
N9sssH Electric Railroad Company Isl
Cons As.
Seu55 S,tItoIIre Mines & Shelters 1st 6s-
New London Gas & Electric Company ~
New York Butchers Dressed Meat COM
<iagara Pagy r Fails Gas & Elec- Co 1st s.
NorfoIk Warehouse Association Isl 2s'
Norfolk Warehouse Corp 1st cons D.
Pneumatic Transit Company Isl 9s- -,
pr-t ToVnsend. Washington, City OF. Mu-
Publishers Paper Company 1st os-
publishers Paper Company hSl1- gu
o,IIUnV Manchester Sargent Co 1st IS
Racine Gas Light Company cons D
Rock Island & Frisco Terminal Railway
casS,ntpSeyan STstPf.ly Mutual Development Co
Scbobarie Light & Power Company Isl os,
SaattIe washington. City Of. Municipal
seatfIe LtgIl'' Washington. City of. City Jail
seneca Falls & Waterloo Gas Light Co.
spencer kellogg Company. u-..a-
Spokane Washington, City or water
snokane %0fHs Washington. City Of. Water
Works additional and extension
Spokane. County "asilins '0l-'
stanSard Gas & Electric Co. OF Raleigh.
sterling n, Dyeing fSS & Finishing Co 1st 5s
Steube2vilie. Mingo & Ohio Valley Irse-
tfon Co 1SJ is. .-,r
Syracuse Light & Power Company Coi
lateral 5S.
TannersviIIe Water Company Isl JS-
Telluride Power Company Isl OS-
Traders Paper Board Company Isl oS-
Union Traction Co. of Indiana GenL- 0S-
United Box Board & Paper Company Gem
6s
United States Finishing Co Cons 9s-
WaIla Walla. Wash, City OF. FUNDING,
western New York & Pennsylvania IraS-
ton Co. LIST -0s- ,t-
Wbatcom County, Washington Funding;
Whatcom County. Washington. School us
trict No. l. , NJ
whitman County. Washington. School DIS
trict No / ~
JANUARY 18TH. 1909
C,Ia F,l1Irn Washington. Town or
Hunter Bros Paper Company lst 0S,
King county Washington. School Dls11l''
No. a.
Simpson Securities Co. Debenture os- -,
limited Box Board & Paper Company CO'-
lateral 6s.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND srSscf'ifii'.,- -. No.
~ The Tribune received at their uP''~ .,,,, q
1894 Broadway between sssh 81 ana So ..,,,,v4,s
o'clock . m Advertisements received - -, . -
branch oraees AZ regular once rates un'N ,sr
viz cs4 SIN ave. Esd a.. ES ..a
18th e.. ;o4 East I4th eSI West y ,sss
7tn ana sth aves e6s West 18th ST W. ss,b 81 IST
A ave near slst st; I7Os Is, ave nsa auA say
Eas, i2Sth st. TS6 fremont ave ~
An.r.uan pIssrsc8 TslasrAnA ono
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
La Rose Consolidated Mines Compau,
1865 Broadway. New Yor

Ibo Broadway New York.
ON DECEMBER 16, 1905 the Board OF Directors d.
clarsd regular quarterly dividend per cent
and extra dividend OF per payable on tbs
10th day Of 1903.
the close OF business The transfer
books Will be closed at close
1905 and reopened the opening Janu
airy q, 1909.
DAVID A DUNLAP Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

The sterling market quiet, rates ruling at
Thursdays final level Exchange ruled strong
Of the week On Monday sight drafts ad-
vanced 3 points to 4.s705Q4S710; on Tuesday, un-
changed; on Wednesday 8 points higher, at 4SS95q
4S715 on Thursday declined points around 1885,
and on Friday holiday
Rates for actual business follows: Sixty
days. 4 s49e@4 sos; demand. 4s6s5G4S7; cables.
4S740G4 S745.
Continental bills were as follows: France, 6-1S1s
less l-I6a5 1 and 5159s less 116q5156s less d-S2;
reichsmarks 95lsQ95 316 less 1-64 and "a 916g9444
Following the posted rates at the leading
drawers of foreign exchange: