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Griffith. Ind. Dec

Griffith, Ind, Dec. 81, 1908.
Dear Santa: I've read several little
letters in THE TIMES of little children
written to you. so l thought / would
show my love for you and write a lit
tie letter to remember us Christmas
eve as am ten years old and l have
one sister and three brothers | would
sister Martha also, and my brother Sam
a sled, and brother Albert a football.
and my little baby brother Harold a
little wagon. / will have some lunch
for you on the table and also some
thing for your RENDERS Well. I will
close. A Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year to you
From your loving little friend.
MISS ANNA KOEDYKER
Griffith Ind
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Schererville Ind. Dec % 10

Sehererville, Ind. Dec. 90, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: AS Christmas is
coming nearer every day l thought
you would not find me unless 1 would
write to you. l am a little boy. six
years old. / would like to have a drum.
a sled, g pair of skates and a gun. and
some. candy and nuts and oranges. and
please don't forget my little brother
Edward. Please bring him rattle
box. l will put some corn on the porch
for your reindeers
Your little friend
HARRIE ROHRMAN.
Schererville, Ind
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Hobart. Ind, Dec. 20, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: I have read all
the letters in THE TIMES so / thought
| would write to you. | am a little 9irl
ten years old l won't ask for much
want a gold ring with an opal set.
size 8. and 1 won't ask for Anything
else because you have too many re
take care of. Santa Claus. do not for
f. D., No. 2, Box s.
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Did your ancestors have family
tree, Mr.. Maguire?"
Family tree. is 1t ma'am? One of
me ancestors controlled tn entire priyi-
lege of the Garden of Eden."-Tft-Rfts
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visitor-Is this lake in your garden
artificial?
Ihiia OF the House-No, stree. It's
Ieai l Tell IN and got as wet as any,
thing.-St Louis Republic.
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Hammond. Ind. Dec. IL. 1ao

Dear Santa Claus: am a girl of
eight years and / would like to have
very many pretty presents. Bring NV
friend, Mable Sharpe, and Freda Balm
many presents. l would like to have
big dolly that can say mamma and
ppa and can sleep. Bring my litfie
brother a rubber doll.
Your little friend
METHIA KASCH
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RIKA STAAL.


Lowell, Ind, Dec. 81. 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: AS Christmas ia
drawing near and when our little
hearts are made happy.
Please, dear Santa Claus, l want Won
to bring me nuts and candy and a
drinking cup and a pair of rubbers.
NO. II, and don't forget my little broth
er Edgar. ! am six years old
From your friend
WILBUR WYATT
Lowell Ind
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Letters To
Santa Claus
The Little Ones Write To Tell
SAINTS What They Want

santa Claus says that any letters
mailed after IL O'Clock Wednesday will
come to him too late to use. Get them
In early, as Santa has 10 get his rein
deer ready and sled packed.
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IIdHllHOnd, md. Dec. TO, 1908
Dear Santa Claus: l want to write
you this little letter and tell you what
! want for Christmas I want a horn
and train of cars that runs on tracks.
and a wagon and horse and some
cahoy and nuts I am a good boy and
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Hammond, Ind, Dec. 10, 1908
Dear Santa Claus: I am a girl of
eight years, and as Christmas is near
l will tell you what / want l want
big doll with long black hair and a
pair ofskateS MynameisAnna taofnn
pair OF skates. My nameis Anna Meyer
Yours truly
ANNA MEYER
My address is 132-142d street
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Griffith, Ind. -
Griffith. Ind Dec 81 ION

Dear Santa: I have not received
anything from you this Christmas and
am very late in writing a letter but
then l think you will receive this let
ter. want a pair of hair ribbons and
muffier, and my brother wants a
hobby horse, and our baby brother a
Teddy bear. I think this is all / will
ask from you, Santa,
Yours truly,
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Frost on the Pumpkins.

The sociable was the fourth in sue
cession at which little Jimmie Suitz has
recited that tiresome mess entitled
When the Pigs are in the Pumpkins
and the Pumpkins in the Pigs" We
can't kick, as we went in on a comp,
out II the program was four etaoin
but if the program committee thinks
that the public will stand for four bits
worth of pumpkin dope every two
weeks, they are very much mistaken
Big Bend Cor. Riverton (wyo.) Repub-
lican.
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fIdhlInOHd, IND, Dec. II, 1908
Dear Santa: Please bring me . hi-
dollie, a tree, some candy and nuts
Don't forget my two other little Sic
ters, as they are not big enough To
say what they want. -
Miss ANNA HoPP
Hammond Ind. r. T. D. No /
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IlaHl1lOhd, Ind. Dec II, 1908.
Dear Santa: / am a little girl nine
years old. | would like to tell Won
what | want. l want ring a story
book about the life of Christ. and some
nuts and candy. My little sister Marian
wants a set OF furs. doll and doll cart
rocking chair and some nuts and candy
and Christmas tree. l hope you won't
fall down and break your things
live at 434 Stanton avenue
Your little friend
MARGARET NESEI.
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IIdnIIHOIIu, IId., DEC. II, 1908
Dear Santa Claus: / would be verv
thankful IL you would bring me a doll
gocart and pretty Christmas tree
| am six years old and live at the Erie
merry Christmas.
49,. JUNE LONGGAIIE
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| want. 1 am nine years old. / go
TO school every day. I want doll and
some gloves, and handkerchiefs and a
pair or stockings and a Christmas tree
and some candy and nuts. That will be
all. Your little friend
LUCILLE TROUT.
live on 636 Truman street
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r A N DOM
THINGS AND FILINGS

All it isn't like the good old days.
They are now trying to dixie out Santa
Claus with asbestos whiskers. A bas
the asbestos
THE FATHER AND MOTHER WHO
ARE DEAD SURE WHERE THEIR
GIRL rs WHEN SHE IS OUT O,
NIGHTS ARE THE ONES WHO MAY
HAVE SOME WORRYING TO Do.
Another epoch in Gary! In years to
some some old trembling codger will
pipe in trembling falsetto: Yes. 1 was
there when they first blew in No IL.
1t is all right to keep stiff
upper lip, but the man who let's
the lower lip get limp and dan
gle around makes a big mis-
take.
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East Chicago, Ind, Dec 81, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: am little girl
nine years old and would like you to
bring me a cupboard full of dishes so
that | may learn to be q good house
keeper; some candy and nuts and be
sure and don't forget to fill my stock
ing full for I will hang them on a line
behind the. stove SO you will be sure
and see them. Goodby dear Santa
With lots of love from
MILDRED ANDERSEN.
1902 Forsyth avenue, East Chicago.
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There's one thing about life in the
Country that makes a hit
With us, and that is
Yon can always
Find something
To
Throw at u dog
That Is following you.
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Here's a preacher who has excluded
pennies from the contribution box.
What was that we used to read in the
good book about the widowH mite?
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This is the season of the year when
everybody is kind to father and where
they generally try to see that his every
want is anticipated.
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RobertsdaIe Ind nee II ION

Robertsdale, Ind, Dec. Is, 1908
Dear Santa Claus: 1 have tried to
pc very good this year so that you will
or No. skates, a pair of 1mittens and
don't forget my little sister Ruth She
wants a big doll that will go to sleep
and Teddy bear.
CECIL MASTERSON.
211 Harrison avenue
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Christmas Dinner I'm the Air.

Ostmns DINNER In the Air.
Lundy Absher passed through the
nrst OF the week with a drove of 1oO
turkeys which he was having carried
to Iredell. to satiate the Chritmas an
petites of those people down there. It
was about dark Sunday evening when
they reached town and when the tur-
keys saw the cedars near the Baptist
church they Immediately took up camp
and went to roost, and the drivers had
to wait till next morning before pro-
ceeding.-Wilkesbor IN. CD Chronicle.
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L1dlIuiOiiO, IHO., Dec. ~, 1yUS.
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little girl
OF eight years. AS Christmas is here
very soon / must tell you what l want
l want big doll and a pair of skates
and some candy and nuts and some hair
ribbons
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Hammond Ind Dec .

Hammond, Ind, Dec. 81, 1908.
Dear Santa: Will you please bring
me a fiddle and few toys The
stockings will be hung by the Chin
ney and want you to bring me an en-
CINE, string of cars, sleigh and a
candy, oranges and nuts want YOU
70 bring my mamma new hat and
shoes and my papa an overcoat pants
and Stockings. We live in PIT Harrison
avenue. When you come down the
chimney you will see the stockings
hanging in row. We will sing In
there
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Hammond Ind, Dec Fl. 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: AS Christmas is
nearly here / want to tell you what
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HessvlIle, Ind, Dec. 21. 100,

IJCt. : I. IyUb.
Dear Santa Claus: I was a good girl
all year and all l would like you TO
bring me is a doll and buggy Don't
forget to pass our house. | live in
Hessville, Ind.
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We never realize just how little
we know until boy of six be-
gins to ask questions.
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Hammond, Ind. Dec 20. 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: l want a doll and
story book and chair. 1 am eight years
old and in roo none. Your friend.
AMELIA
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John D. Sasys he has no use for
clock-watchers. How would John d.
like to have clock winder in the Of
fee? i. e.: man who tries to keen a
crippled clock going in office hours.
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Sometimes silence
is honesty.

Congress has got through splitting on
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its hands until after the Christmas holt

Though a man
Hates to be called an
Indian, he IL never so appoaehabHe
As when he is smoking
His after dinner
Pipe o. peace.
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East Chicago, Ind, Dec Is, 1908
Dear Santa Claus: l am little boy,
four years old hope you will not
forget me. / would like to have a nice
new pair of shoes, size IS, and a drum
and a book and Teddy bear and new
cap, size. ~, and a little pony, and 1
would like my stocking full Of nuts
and candy
Your little friend.
HARRY DWYER.
GrasselH, Ind
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If you are busy with you own
business you can't be busy
with the business of others.
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ARTHUR MILLER.

Hammond, Ind, Dec. 20. 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: / thought / would
tell you what / want. / want a big
doll and chair and a book Goodby.
/ am six years old and in room one
From your little friend
LILLIAN LONG.
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Hammond, Ind. Dec. 20 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: / am three years
old and l thought / would write and
tell you what / want. / want a doll
and book. Goodby,
RUBY LONG.
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East Chicago Ind, Dec. IS, 1908
Dear Santa Claus: l hope you will
not forget me this year. l would like
to have a nice big crying doll and a
book and new dress and l want a
dolls bed and rocking chair, and a nice
stocking full of nuts and candy. Your
little friend.
DOROTHY DWYER.
Grasselli, Ind
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Hammond Ind Dec d

ELSIE REICHARDT.
Don't forget my little sister Lille.
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Hammond. Ind. Dec. IL. 1st

Hammond, Ind, Dec 10. 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: AS Christmas is
very near | think ! better tell you
what | want for Christmas. / want a
big doll, a doll bed. big box of candy
and some candy in my stocking That
is all. Goodby, Santa Claus.
Yours very truly,
HATTIE A. MEWEN.
lab Carroll street
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Your little friep,
Hammond. Ind Dec.

LILLE MEYER.
I live on 132-142d street.
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East Chicago. Ind, Dec. 21, 1905

East Chicago. Ind, Dec 81, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: l am going to
write and tell you, dear Santa what
would like you to bring me- / won't
be too selfish for l know you have
many other little children to bring
things to them, too, so dear Santa, ali
| want is sewing machine so that
l may learn to sew my dollie's clothes,
Christmas tree, some candy and nuts
ten years old. With love again l re-
main,
EDNA ANDERSEN
1902 Forsyth avenue, East Chicago,
Ind -
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so Fort Wayne avenue
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VERDICT WAS MURDER.
REPORTS BANK CONDITIONS.

The condition of the national banks
Oh indiana, at the close of business on
NOV. II, was made public in Washing
ton today by the controller of the cur
rency On that day the national banks
OF indiana, outside of Indianapolis, had
total resources of S150,329,7s1 The
amount of individual deposits was ss4.-
oSo''lo. The percentage of legal re-
serve OF deposits was eighteen and
fifty-two hundredtbs
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Whiting, Ind, Dec. 10, 1908
= Dear Santa Claus: 1t is near Christ
mas and l thought l would write you a
letter and tell you what l want for
Christmas. l am ten years old and L
want doll, a bracelet, a pair of skates
and some candy and nuts That is all
for this time. / live al 427 New York
avenue
MISS GEORGIA E'IrTJEP
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Is SIX sCHOOL-HoUsEs.

trustee May of Maverick township
has sold at auction six school-houses
and grounds for $500 They were
buildings that were abandoned when
the schools of the township We're con
solidated last fall
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Ray MOND AUSTGEN.
12S Hanover street
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sTHANKSv COSTS ITEE

Frank j. Whitney of Laporte an
electrician, received a high voltage of
electricity this morning while working
at the top of an electric light pole.
While his body was being lowered. and
while he was thanking a fellow work
man who had come to his assistance.
ms body slipped through the belt which
held him to the pole, the fall breaking
his neck
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Lake Station I

211 Harrison avenue. 10
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TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses oous1t
about o 900 shares in this market selllhg HLlIe
Southern Pacific American STOCKS m riCs
were dull and featureless- with trlHihs pIIC7
changes and were rather weak in the curb trad
ing The general market was inactive. Dul
showed irmer tendency CohsolS duE dHOSu -
DIVIDENDS Observation-Disclosures have
been declared as follows: Electric Properties
Company. regular quarterly 1ls per cent on
tbe nreferred stock and subscription receipts,
navable on November 10; Computing Scale Com
nany regular annual per cent payable l Z per
cent quarterly beginning February l. lsOs'
United Bank Note Corporation. regular quarterly
I nor cent on the common, payable on November
10; Pressed Steel Car Company. regular quar-
terly y on the preferred payaole on -\o'eiii-
ber 25.
ANOTHER ADVANCE IN COPPER.-The
Metal Exchange has advanced its bid quotation
&c on all grades of copper. lake now being
quoted at 1874 TO 13 7sc, electroiytc l5l1c 10
1850 and casting 1S14c to 1880
BUSINESS BETTER IN WEST-W. G. Brown.
senior vice-president of the New York Central
lines who has just returned from Chicago. says
that general business activity is gaining more
rapidly in the West than in the East He noted
a tendency among manufacturers to hesitate.
but merchants were doing large business, parity
on account of the heavy movement OF crops TO
market
IRRIGATION BANK OF MEXICO.-In connec-
ton with the announcement yesterday by Speyer &
Co and the National City Bank that the SOUHeo
~ per cent bonds of the new Irrigation Bank Of
Mexico OF which they made public offering last
week. had been oversubscribed. Il IS learned thA'
recently in Mexico city the stockholders or the n
sttution paid in the remaining 100000 pesos OF
the 100000 for which the institution is capitalized
According to adviCes Just received from Mexico
city the management Of the institution has com
pleted arrangements for beginning operations WIN
the substantial backing OF 100000 pesos. Of which
100000 Is in stock and 100000 in bonds
SECURITIES LISTED-The following securities
have been added to the Stock FNchacge list;
S13 800 900 first and refunding mortgage ger cent
bonds of 1942 of the Delaware & Hudson company.
81 $500 additional convertible per cent coupon
bonds of 1885 of the American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company, &5. .000O00 per cent cumulative
preferred and S5.OOOO00 common stock Of the Amer
lean Locomotive Company. $4,000 capital stock
of the Crex Carpet Company and $4,000 additional
common stock of the Eastman Kodak Company Of
New Jersey
ELECTED 4 DlRECTOR-The stockholders or
the American Type Founders Company AT their an
nua meeting yesterday reelected the retiring di-
rectors with the exception of w w. Wilmer. whose
place was filled by the election of John n Woodin-
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at III
per cent; highest, 1i4 cent; lowest, per cent;
last loan, IL per cent: closing. 1Ad1la per cent;
ruling rate. ~ per cent. Time money continued
inactive. Demand Indifferent call loans sup
plying all needs Terms as to securities were lib
eral. Rates 224@3 per cent for sixty days per
for ninety days S14 per cent for four months
and 3lzQ3aa per cent for five and six months Mer-
camille paper, was no more active, but a good de-
mand appeared from all and with prospects
Of increased trade IT was conceded that a broader
line or names would he considered. Rates, per
sixty ninety days bills receivable 4qfls
per four to six months choice single names
4zd5I2 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened shade easier. with sterling rates
down points S570l4 $3.50 cables 4.S645Gt4 s6l7
for demand sterling and 4S4Iz for sixty day bills
Short francs quoted at 516I4 plus l-a2. ard
short reichsmarks at % 3-l6 less l-64 The market
easier in the afternoon, showing further d.
cline of ( points Cables quotec at 4s665a
500 demand sterling 486404 S645 and sixty day
bills at 4s440G4s4a Short francs held at 5l5A and
short reichsmarks at 95}k plus 1872
ed r a
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SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 51Ac. Mexican
silver dollars 45c Bar silver in London closed at
% 9-16d; decline 116d.
1880.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 201&
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported Washington. S1126.6S1; internal rev
enue receipts, $50. .902; miscellaneous receipts S'5
O1q. Receipts the day. S174S60 expenditures
S243O 900 Receipts for sthe month to date, S43-
SO2 $685. expenditures S52 $50 00O excess of eXpendi-
lures S9177,O12. Receipts for the fiscal year 10
date s1S9.5S5 e29: expenditures, $2S2,lZ6'4i9' eN-
cess of expenditures. S42,540,55o
SUB B-TREASURY-The Sub sury was debt
the Clearing House S950,SS9.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London, Oct. e. ?. m.-The market for American
ecurties was featureless. Final prices follow:

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-CalI money In
London .. per cent; open market discount rate for
short bills ~ dSs per cent; long bills 22 1-l6 per
cent Berlin discount rate, Pa per Paris dis
count rate. 25-l6 per cent Paris exchange Lon
don % francs 912 centmes. Berlin exchange on
London % marks Az pfennings Bar gold rs
ukd-
FOREIGN SEIU URTTIES.-Britsh consols for
money. SEA per cent; for the account AA French
rentes IS francs % centimes.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston I2c discount:
Chicago. par; San Francisco. sight sc premium
telegra ph 719c premium New Orleans commercial
50c te Use discount. bank 81 premium. Charleston
buying par. selling l-i0c premium, St Louis soc
discount bid 40c discount asked
BANK CLEARINGS.-Now York exchanges
s235, SOS 6O4 balances $10.94O.s95; Chicago Ga-
changes 0.1s5.134, balances s2.537 43i; BOSTON
exchanges s242+0,932. balances $2,l24,25s; Pha-
delphia exchanges Sl7,s2l s75. balances 81 1lsool6
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Bowling Green Trust Co.
% BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

OFFICERS
EDWIN GOULD Preslderi
WILLIAM b. TAYLOR 1st Vice-Presidsni
CHAs ?. ARMSTRONG I'd vice-Presidsns
JOHN A HILTON Sd WIRES & Treas
WILLIAM NJ. LAWS SecretaTI
DIRECTORS:
Charles P. Armstrong, George J. Gould.
Frank Brainard, John A. Hilton,
Harry Bronner. Edward / Je1ery.
Franklin Q. Brown, Winslov s. Pierce,
Robert c. Clowry, Morton T Plant,
Edmund C. Converse, Dick S. Ramsay,
VIM. Nelson Cromwell, Frederick B. Schenc-
P. G. Costello, Andrew Squire,
GrenviIIe M. Dc lge, William H Taylor,
A. Goepel, John P. TruesdeA
Edwin Gould, Z. 7. G. Young.
Frank j. Gould
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

closing quotations for stocks in which there were
no transactions yesterday on the New York Stock
Exchange:
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DONDS CONSERVATIVES ECONOMICALLY NJ y
ID aged Bituuinous coal CornTsnies \'r-1s . 2 ,asf
absolutely secured by nrst mortgage and snNl2s 81
provision Legally aPproyJ, J1rcula- fem p..-a
INGTON INV ssSTMENT COMPANY, Firtsours. E~
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GOVERNMENT BONDS,

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tions for government bonds. compared with Tues
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THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
October 2a 1905.
Al meeting ot the Board Of Directors ot this bank
held todsy senai-annual dividend of FIVE PER CENT
Csel rhe srita declared payable Nov 2nd
proxino the stockholders OF Of
ness October I'D 1875.
EDWARD BURNS, Cashier
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eT,urasshed by Charles II Barney Co. No. p Broad
hf5s5elE
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CAsEIN COMPANY OF AMERICA.

4
PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. 81
a quarterly dividend o. Two f2roD
Preferred Stock this Company Novenl-
be- 1oth. 1e0s TO stockholders Of close
q October S1sr. lied
from the Office Of the Company. Transfer books will
close ; 90 P. n October 2lst 1905 and reopen
10 % A N. November 1oth. 1908
MAURICE BARNETT. Secretary.
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Furnished by Eyer & Co. No. 81 Wal street,
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DiUidend Notices.

Buffalo & Susgue hanna Railway Company
Mortgage 80 Gold Bonds. .
Coupon No Il, due November !, 1905, WI be palo
maturity the Office Of
FIsk & ROBINSON, 35 Cedar st, y Y
A. LEHR Treasurer.