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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-24
Strnbcnuiac, g, trufcn gclcat.

Stcu6cnuillc, g, %. Nop.
- 3cfierion.Goumtp. bciicu Nollpt-
itoot bic 9elucrbreidc Stoot Stcn6en.
pi1c nit elmer Sco0lfcrung bon ca.
10000 Scclcn lit, bat beittc nit eli
ncr Mnioritdt BON nobeSu 1900
Stinulci vtrodcn" gcitimnnt. Iies
1T Der grobtc. iorucit bon ocn Hrobi-
%bitioniltcn Sbio'S inter Dem Hoie-
Oc'c6 err,n8cnc Sicg. IA 8irtG-
ldlo'tclt, cine 9rollcrci mo fiinl
Sroucrci 9(gentrucn mcrocn brod)-
aclegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-24
SuMnparte criitdJt nm Gerturiari-
Scfcbl.

W bington,'I. g.. %. pop,
8l1crul. Guu1ocsompalt @unoportc
rcid)tc bcilte i'm acknowledgements
6oa Gciud) ilrn anSltcllltn9 cineS
Ncrtoriori.S cicblS Gin, mcld)cs ons
Ghicogo'cr &reiS . Expectations : &c
rid)t 5uingcn ioll, icirle Gntideiolrta
bc5llBtid) Der Dem yStanoor0 Sil".
Srlllt nuicrle9ten WcIDitrubc uon
$29.000,000 5u rcDioircn. 0r. 30.
nopartc bebouptet III Der Ectition,
Dos %crIudbnte @erid)t babe feline >Sll,
risoittiolt iiber oerl Hed)tafoa ge6obt.
ais IS Die Gntld,cioung bcA Hid,ters
2anois ulnltieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-24
i3nfalia pun Icincr @rnnt cridlpNcn

2uuiapillc. 2p.. %. Non.
@irtb Spcncer. Gin 5i SUuL SliO.,
ani0iIiaer iinnJcr GARNER pom II
Sohrcn, mlroe Jeiterll bier uoit SRI.
Scn Rcii1nart. ieiiler Sraitt. NIT mel.
der er i'll @eibnahten i'll Den Che
itallb treten mollte. III beren@obnilng
3ufdllig cridloiien. Gr bate NIT Sod
uno ibrer 0iutter g%eiriibiti;dt. unb
iiud Ger Moblseit fam Die Sprod)e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-24
Surnaou in 9lrfnniaS.

81. 2ouiS, %. Nopen6er.
Sin I'M bieiigen 9urenu Der N}ii.
iouri uno Sron Mountoiu 9obn.
SpItem cingeloufcnc 9otidoit tbeilt
nit, 0nB 2onOon, Nrf., het:te 9fof.
nlittog OurdJ einen tornado beimgc.
'ild)t murbc, 3cbn MeniGcn iollell
getobtet moroen icir1, uGcin Oicier
QbeiI Scr Rohrif)t crnlol9clt nod,
Der ScItatiglmg. 2unbon liegt SO
MtcilCr oItlidl bon 2ittlc Rod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-24
Or olgrci ct %rObr.

&n @onl6lr9 hot sic N%olptprob>
oea Oromotiihcn Grotorilma v0iob"
pon bem @oItoner Gompouiitcn Con.
Ocric init AroBortinem GriolIc itott1c.
tlurbel. EoS @crf bot lid ais olrBar.
or0entlidl cinorudsuoQ crpi2ien.
6rou S6umonn.0cinf wor IN ie,
Der @c3ichun0 0%I0l5cno. Ger (cuos
rilt Sdcntc ollS Cincinnati III oeiicn
@0noelt bic EitllrpQc lao, mar itimmz
lif) oor5iigIif. No6 oucm Nnifcin
oiiritc bic 9h1ifiibrln0 icIbit iid SIT
cincm ourhihlogcnocu lriumpb &c.
~itultclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-24
3mei 8riiocr ertruufcn.

@iIte5bnrre, 90. %, ltop.
Gic &riioer HoUmouo uno Ser,
bert Smith, If, reip. 9 Sabre alt,
brud)en bente ndbc Mbin 8opcn
bei'm Shlittidublouien burd) 6n5
oiinnc Gia Oea 2cbigb Ripcr mo CT.
traufCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-24
6llr N0it 0eIelt mer0en

SrH. So1epD Dtolleflnr1 Wte0er2
sur Gait gelcgt mcrocu
Ncu Norf, %. Noucmbcr.
Soiepb Montcfiori WcperS. elm Nh.
trailer, meIder Don E~ittsblrrg @u.,
aus, no er lucgen ueridieorncr
Shmirocleieu ucrboftct mllr0e, bier
Der ulls9cliefCrt mltroc, fam bclltc
bier All mo bciinOet lid I'M @eiGng-
nib. &n Ritt@burg, no er lid lett
fiunf Wonaten mtfbielt, Dobntc
OlCpcr9 IN elmer bodelc9nltteu Sim.
mcriItd)t Der ySdenlcp So;cls" mo
lub 0aa @cl0 nit pollen @dllocn ans.
Gr 9erirtc iidb ais ctt &ertreter Der
HotbidIil0a, Die ibrL mic cr 'ugtc, nit
$l15,OO0,000 IN MCrtbpupicrcn nndl
NmCrifa %lnnbtcuL neil lie 0!c llcbcr-
3euglmJ bcgtcL bnB nud) Suft'a Gr=
mGblung gum Er0iiocnten IN Der
Qon5en &&clt cine ME geob!ltC MeQc
Der @roiperitdt cinicBen uno in Gn-
0uitricn ongcle8te5 aopftul eincn
Cnornlcn 8rOfit obmcrfcn miir0c. is
iou linn 0cnn ntd) gcllu1gcn iciL BET
&cidtgldubiAen cine enormc Mcnge
pom nllItroliidel @rllbctsN fticn ab=
5llieBelt, Die man icbt ais mcrtblo2
bctrud)tct.
,Sl,tcrciiont lit III Gcrbinolmg nit
Dem NiclrnidNuinoel oic Cbntinfc.
OoB Der betunltc 9{cp.Npritr lbc0=
terIeiter 0uui0 8elusco in ulidyul0i@
ger &crtraucnaieli9fctt WIcpcr2 bel
Den EittHbur9cr 9opitnIiiten QcIc.
gentlid) ciuc9 9ontctta ais 0cu mar
henboitcIttn &r0iua ciniilbrte, Oclt
bic Nelt ic Gelcbch, Is gcid)nb bu@,
nod)ocm Der }luitrolier DEM lhcatCr=
2eitcr Oo$ gcncrGic &tripytGcu &C.
0cbclr, ooB CT iiir i'm III @itteblrA
Gin ShnuipielbotS crrid)tCu moQr,
mic nlli Dem ganjcn @r0cnruno fcilt
5mciteS SIT iinGen 'ci.
Die Scrpuftlmg Oea 2%luItrolicra
c,fplgtc mcrtmiir0iAcr Mciic cbCi1-
inlla bel cilltm 8oufett, Dem jltiGQi-
acr Wciic altdj cin Goli5ci B.. Gupit0n
bciDobntc. Der IN Mcpera sen N}onn
erfnrmtc. nnd) WeIdlem sic 9tcp-Yor-
fer Neb0r0en biSber uerleblib 0cIltdyt
battcl1. WtcpCrs CAB nod onfGnAs
Iidcn Xeuqncn idlieBlid ieilc Sbcn.
tit6t 5i mnb mltr0e idlicbIid) nod)
Ncm.0orf nbneionot. udd)ocm CT nit
Den i'm 6egleitcltocn 0cteftip3 nod
III einem scr i%cinitcn RcItuuronts Gin
lplenoiOes Champagne g 6riibItiid
c'lGJcnonnncn hottie.
9la lid Mc9cr5 6ereita oui Orr
Neiic nod Ncp.2)orf beiurN, lultroen
III Eittaburg ais ieine ougebIid)et
@clfer5hcIier nGdl 5uci NtGnncr, ".
u. 6ibpntrid uuo 3obn Yatlif, Seioc
Don Ncp- Dorf, ocrhoftct, bic cine
Mcngc Ser %bcluuBtCn ultitruliid)cu
8~rltbcnotticn i'm 8citt bnttCll.
Gle 3obl Scr Gpfcr McperS' ion
cine rcdDt be0clltUtOc ieil; man ncnWt
ltIltcr 0enielbGl II. 10 0cn Wuflcr
Samuel 9iO0iion p6n Nr. tt6, Noi-
IallItraBc. Ncm. Oort, 9ufreO Nooma,
iin., Die v9tcn. Oorf & GlDGonioli-
ootc0 Copper Co." Srou Soiepbirc
Hobin'on BON 9tr. t25, HipcriiOe
3rtue, NeD-Dorf, Die ~. Sflllte
Cigar g." Hidorn Sbcri0nn. cinclt
GittS6ur8er aopitoIilten, ITO GberIt
5, DC. 6itfiep, Den Cclmognatcn mo
OcnlofratiIfcu 6iibrcr Dor @ilfcS-
barre, Yu. IS miro icrncr 6ebollps
let. hoB Der A%llitroIicr olld) in Die
notoriid)cn Sd)pinocIcicu oca limit
III Sing Sing perltorbcncl. Gnpi0
RotbidiIO mo Oe5 Sliti}iiiId)tIinJa
@omor0 Robe pcrpidelt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-24

rcttt.
Die 0titA!ic0cr Oca ?tcu.0 Gperet'
tcn- GbeotcrS in &,rliu icBcn Ulf ibr
(bercit5 ougefiin0iQtc&) @oitIpieI MI
Neucn 0eutiten Sbeotcr III !tclp-
Dorf groBc @oifmn2cn. Sl2 ncrOclt
nift nltr in Neu Oorf, iouocrn olA
III Den groBen StQOtcu oc2 NcItcna,
pie Chicago mo Milpdutcc, cInen
Gpflna bon &oriteQlunaul 8lPcn. Ger
Nircttor ser Grippe, &ulii mill ocnI
umerifoniifcn @ltblifrmt Die rit)tl8e
oeutlfe tomiihe Gper uorijhrcrL Die,
mic er iugt, BON Scr @icucr nlon}'
Oper," mcIhe in 9Imrrif1 bis sum
llebcrGrrb NcbQtcn mur0c, ocrId'tcocn
LII ii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-24
- 9tcbcl ucronlobt lNnidllc.

GbicoQo, %. 9toucmber, -
Nd)tb. &oicpb g. GmmoM Spred)cr
oca observation-disclosures, mcId)er
bellte oli ieinem @c8c mad Muibirt8-
ton our6 Chicago fam, cr.iorte I'M
4allie elmer bier gebaltencn Ne0c, cr
ici iiir G%oriircpiiion, mic ilc III Der
lcttcu rcpllblifuniidlen Elotlornl per
iprpd)cn mllroc, mo lpCroc II Der be
p%oritcbcuocn GougreBiibrn1 noh
arGitcu 6o5ll b~citrogcn bob Oicica
Gcriprehen Qcboltcn lueroc. Gr
nlodte 0ieic 9cncrflm9 geiegentllh
circS @ontctta, mcldjc8 4ler. $. Ne.
pcQ BON Chicago in o~llnipr Seo9lle
Gins" 81 @brcn bon ic6a Golltrcs
Nonlir0lcn Der 9lmoeailottc Jub, mo
IN Ociicn &crlulti Die Notbpcu0i9fcit
mcitercr Shlodtid)iiic wnO Die o!lAe.
meinc @erItdrfung Der 8ebrtrait Der
NCplblif Der 6ollptgcgcnItGn0 Der
0i3fuiiiou mar. Sprebcr Cannon
rc0ctC 5t @unIten elmer tiid1tl8en Mr.
NEE mo Slottc lno citirtc logor ct
Lido 8i6clpcric sur 9etrGftigung 0tc,
ic5 Stunopunftca. &iniiGtlih Der
loriiirogc dltBertc cr iib, mic obCn
ungcQc6en. Inter Den 81iten bci
Dem Soufett, ilbcr meld)e3 @r. RcoeIl
pr6iioirtc, bcionoen Iid) Die Nbmir0le
Soa. s.. Iopton. hilbert RoG, 8iQor0
s.. 9romnion, 6ronci3 s. &i0ginion,
fSrenh e.. GboOwid uno 2SA arlington
9. Gaps. Aud General 6reOcrif
:. Grant 1cie6l2bubcr 0c3 OfilitGr.
TepnrtcmcntS Der gr1Ben 9inncn.
icc'n, NOR ols @nit jugeGcn mn
rcoete, cbeuio mic Die icd)a AbmirdIC
SIR Antnort aui 3oulte jtt @unItcn
elmer &crIt0rtuug i%niercr Glottc mo
Yrnlec.
WofbiH4ton, :. g.. %. 9toU.
- SplCulCt SNlllluIl lullp ipuiSltSltH
orn n0d)itcn Gomcrltng bier erruors
tct. lnb mar 0loubt, boB nit ieincr
Antunit oQc bi9berigcn @eriid)ta
iiber Ole Sppoiition OeS ncuermGbl'
ten @}rGlioenten Gait gegcn ieinc
(Gomom'S) @icoererm6bllng gum
Sprcfer pcritummen meroIn. Iieie
0criid)tc bniirten lid bulptiGdlid)
olli oic Hnndbmc. ooB Gonnon icbem
&criudb jltr Gcuiiion oe0 Sqrils vi.
oGritonO lciIter lpcr0c. ollcin iciuc
beuti9cn NcllBerumBcn III G5icogo bn.
bcll beluieicn, OoB Oicic Annobmc
zinc irrigc lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-24

@rtdltuHg in etnen Zane su ~fnrifer,
Rehnts man 2aTntipe SrUmp E.niuine, Tablets.
beili. g. al. @ruue'c Statntur III duf ieSer
Sddbiel- 2je. (Sti2IfSt09fte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-24
Stir Sarit.RcbiFOn
Snfcl Zoe Cannon lit fciH rStOHb'
puttcr" mcbr.

SSu5 CT u,ri cincm 2lonriroIH- rUl0
@cncrulsboufctt i'll Gbico9o io9tc.
@cni9 3rucilcj mcbr an iciner
g8inOererrdbhmI sum 5prefcr.
NodcicQcr'a @cr60r I'M Del
[ruir- Erojeb nod INNER niht
bcenoct. - @cneruI &HpoIt No
nnportc'p @cilrd) nm Gertjororl
Ncicbi i'm CbcrbmOca62rtGt,
Slulscr NIoum IN %oli%piQc III.
idaig pom icuncr 9roltt rrid)ollen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-24

Gafe fir's Nusiano teiprst e. 5laine, Gr.
49, ci-saitimsrr. Str Hane eHIiSn' eonis VIZ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-24
Mad Meru.NOrf nnsaclicfcrt.

@roBc ShpinoeIeicn ,bcthc Ocnt
@rn. &oiepb Montciiori Mepcra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-24

Eorts, q. 9touembcr. 6roll
Morie Girie, Die i'll 9cn1ciniomcr Nj.
belt nit ihrem @atterL Dem I'M uori.
gen Sabre tootlid) pcrnqIudtell
Nroiellor Gurie, ooa HnOilun cntocdt
bat, lit sum @hci Hroieiior Der 4hn.
iii al Der Barrier llniperiitat CT,
norn,t nor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-24

S%eberon. 8eriien %. Nop. -
sSn Der belite III ollcn Moid)ecn All.
geihlogcnelt Proclamation. in mel.
der Der Sdnb. fpie ifon gerreloct.
Den Gntid)lub onfiinoigt, Dem per.
iiihen 8olfe feline 8erfaiinng ju be.
milliaell. beiBt e5 inter s(lloerem:
~Wir lpnren bereit, linier @eripre,
den 81 balten nrib eil1 Parliament
ein5libernfen, erfobren aber bon Den
nerianlmelten Gertretern oes Bottles,
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING.-Transaction in this mar
ket for foreign account aggregated about 10000
with purchases and sales nearly equal
American stocks III London were fairly active and
The general market was rather IRREGULAR. with
strength in the mining department. Consols ad-
yanced another Is to SI1s.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-The directors of the
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
have declared the regular quarterly dividend of 2
per cent payable April |. The regular quar-
terly dividend Of per cent has been declared on
the stock of the Maine Central Railroad Company
payable on April / The directors of the Louisiana
& Arkansas Railway Company have declared the
regular semi annual dividend of 1l2 per cent, pay
able April H.
TO PAY OFF ROCK ISLAND NOTES.-Speyer
&, Co. will pay to-day par and interest for such
of the $4,000. 900 Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Railway Company ~ per cent notes as have not
been extended in accordance with the company s
oaer. II is understood that considerable num-
b.r Of note holders have availed themselves of the
privilege of extension.
STOCK EXCHANGE memberships HIGHER
a the New York Stock Exchange is
ported sold 500 900 which compares with $50
W which the last previous transfer had been made.
SALE OF CITY BONDS.-rhe City of Whining
ton Del has sold to local investors So. 900 sinking
fund per cent registered bonds in denominations
OF from $50 500. payable April l. 1890 These
bonds be certified as to genuineness by the
Columbia Trust Company.
ANOTHER TRUST FAVORS PUBLICITY
The Z l. du Pont de Nemours Powder Company,
the Powder Trust" has issued printed annual
pamphlet report for the first time in its existence
Of more than a hundred years
LISTED IN LONDON.-The stock Of the Tennes-
see Copper Company has been listed on the Lon
don Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
Closing prices Of active bonds dealt ln' Will
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

Much ir-ecrIari.v characterized the course of
the stock market yesterday. the trend ol pl iCe'
being downward during the greater part OF tiie
session with a rally toward the end of the trad
ing and another drop in the last Few hlliluttS'
prices at the close showing in general net de-
clines The transactions were only moderate III
volume barely exceeding 6OO,0OO Shares- Inc
weakness of the market was due IN some measure
to the continuance Of the profit taking Whlch
had assumed important proportions toward 1he
close of last week, but in a larger degree 10
the uncertainty regarding the future OF the Erie
Railroad. Much mystery was thrown around
the meeting of the Erie directors. Wh1ch was
called for the purpose of disposing of the prob
lem of making provision for the s5,5O0OOO notes
maturing on April s; rumors being current that
the company would be unable to make the
necessary arrangements. a sharp drop IN the
price of the notes accompanied these reports.
As the afternoon went on without any an
nouncement being made, the market gained
strength the view being taken that no news
IS good news; but weakness again developed
when ii learned late in the day that the
directors had adjourned their session until
Thursday. this announcement giving rise to
speculation as to the action to be taken to-
morrow when semi-annual interest amounting
to $4,000 is due. The best opinion seems to
be that the company Will be able TO meet its
obligations opinion to which strength was
lent by the jump of l Z points in the price Of
Erie convertible As, series 4, toward the close.
Of the stock The common first and second
preferred, although all cC sing above the lowest,
lost, respectively. l. and points the day.
The Southern Railway issues. perhaps in SYM
pathy with Erie, were also weak. the common
suffering a net decline of is points and the
preferred points
The call money rate yesterday declined to IL
per cent, its lowest level since the panic: while
the time money market showed slightly easier
tone. although rates practically without
change The foreign exchange market was
strong. demand sterling advancing Is cent al
though not maintaining its full gain the close.
Railroad earnings reported yesterday were on a
par with those recently presented. with their
showing of decreased gross and net earnings
The Atchison's February statement although
showing a decrease Of 1914 900 in gross as COM
pared with $4,000 in January exhibits i'm
proVement in the fact that operating expenses
were reduced 50 materially that the net earnings
declined only s1S2 900. against a loss Of s633 900
in January. 1t is worthy of note that the United
States Treasury yesterday for the first time
since February Il, reported excess of re-
cepts over expenditures amounting to so71a6S
The deficit for the fiscal year is now s36 2Oos
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

1,-ti,a considerable excitement was asdILl s.t- -
:, yuLon Cold in the market for OUTSIDE 81 bo,I-
at the opening. trading after t,i the ne Cd inter
"t -, to more normal conditions anu tito-
aeI In other parts of the list revived e tbv,
9ants developed downward tendency III S - nsss
M, 49, beavi,ess in the stock market Inc Us -
wiz - ~ fr,,,, = small fraction to = OF a pollt ~
i list while in the higher priced specld pal
lleS 'iIe - ut 6s, advanced To IA. put ia'e
49, ~ The dealings were less tnan nan pi,,a ~
hose of Saturday Boston was cow Nz;a Con-
t,Io1 1e., a ,,I,mberand- Ely s. and NeVaua - -
s11dated nearly a point. Nevada l tan i,tn-,ai
Ciroux and Cananea also sn9wfG 6iIr firnsr
aoSrions United Copper wds slSh'iz nm NM
recesSlonS- Itorsinn was strong and active
TranI,s Consodated ruled firm Goldfled Winr
dated and Daisy were steady- oilp-, Tnbacco
!,.d l. l., the specialties American IooaCN Io,!Io =
- nm Chicago Subway was on y. -
Sr-],l..rI on after i gain of . points oioie ~
Rnnds were dull and irregular
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

Alabama Tennessee Northern fallread Co.
1st rs.
,,,or;c,n leo Securities Co Dplenture 6s.
Atlantic Shore Line Railway Reid As
Bush Terminal Go. 1st IS
Central PENNSYLVANIA Coal Company lst %
Chest Creek Land Improvement Co hesiS-
tered 1St As.
CITY Gas & Electric Co 1st 3s
Scale Co of America Collateral Irt5t
1st Us.
Consolidated California Vineyard Co lst os-
Corning ~ " City Hall is.
Genesee & Wyoming X. X. Co lst Us.
IIudSon River Power Transmission Co. Reid o.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY NARKET.-Money on call opened at Il.
per cent: highest, per cent: lowest. IL per cent
closing. ~ per cent last loan. Ia per cent: ruling
rate. Is. per cent. Time money continued to he
offered with fair liberality. but demand was less
active. and there was a slightly easier to tie
market. Rates. per cent for sixty days. 31.d3I4
per cent for ninety days, 3S.d4 per cent for four
months, a. per cent for five and six months and
per cent for one year. Mercantile paper is not in
active demand. a fair assortment is offered ,It
buyers are purchasing only in limited amounts
Rates 5l2Ms per cent for sixty and ninety davs'
indOrsed bills receivable J17G6 per choice
four to six months single names and 6I2 per cent
for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign exchange
market opened firm, with rates up about 10 points
from Saturdays ruling figures to ! S665G4 500 for
cables. $50 n 4 $3.50 for demand sterling and
46330G+ 81 for sxty-day bills. Short francs were
quoted at LES plus l-32 and short rechSmarks at
S5i4 s54 plus 1-32. Demand sterling sold up TO
i654o, but toward mid afternoon the market be
came a shade easier In the afternoon cables were
quoted at s670Gl4 S624 demand sterling al $3.50
1850 and sixty day bills 4S4n4S4lO. the latter
continuing hrm on the lowered London discounts.
Short francs held around 5-16fs plus l-32 and short
reicisnlarks 93i. a 95l. plus l-32
yy.n
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
"Ex dividend


FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money in
London %. az per cent; market discount rate
for short bills 2Am27a per cent; long bills 24 per
cent Berlin discount rate. Az per cent Paris dis
count rate 2H per cent. Paris exchange on Lon
don IS francs IA centimes. Bar gold. ifs 9tsd
Berlin exchange London, 20 marks 4li2 p1ennlss
FOREIGN SECJRITIES.-British consols for
money 81 1916 per cent, for the account, SIS LIS
French ren.es, sc francs 80 centimes
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31

IIoOsck Falls Illuminating Co Reid & Imp. g
ISlip Union Free School Dis. No. IS
Key West. Fla. City of. Reid. IS
Lawrence. " Y. Village Of Registered 312s.
Leggett, Francis H. & Co. LIST IS
Pan Handle Traction 60. 1St IS
Pearson Publishing Co Registered Isl IS.
Southern Electric Securities 60. 1st Coll
Trust rs.
Twin State Gas & Electric 90 1st & Reid 4Iss.
TOmbgbee Valley X. K. 10 1st -
Watkins, " Y. Village of, Registered IA.
DUE APRIL 10TH, 1903.
Kansas City Gray Brick 60. 1st 6s.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31


Notice Is hereby given that special meeting q ths
stockholders Of Union Pacific Railroad Company hss
been called by the Board os Directors az
the Office OF -he Company Lake civ n ths
State of Utah day of May. 1905 20
O'Clock \ NJ. fer. the purpose OF considering ard
acting upon the following propositions. viz
/ To approve ratify the sale 70 said Union Pa
cthc Railroad Company Of the railroad and h-2nchsS
constructed to be constructed % The Les e1vorta
Kansas and Western Railway Company together WITH
all the property. rights. privileges and franchises
thereto pertaining and all other property q the COM
pany last named.
> To approve ratify the sale 70 sad Union "a
cifc Railroad Company OF the railroad and branches
constructed be constructed. of The Topeaa ana
property. rights privileges and franchises thereto per-
tanning. and all other property OF The Company ast
named.
5 To authorize approve issue q bonds % 20
by mortgage Of a portion OF said Union "a
Railroad Companys lines OF railroad toSetaef
appUrtenencss. including the lines q Ta-osH
proposed o be purchased as aforesaid
books FOR the transfer u the stocs t0oth pF'-
ferred will closed tor the purpose 0,
the meeting Il o'clock noon on the llth dD o.
April 1905. and Will be reopened at 10 o c-ocA \ ~
n 9Th day Of May. 1905
BY order Board oS Directors
MIIIAR. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
DiUidend Notices.

Barton Heights, Virginia. Water -es
Boca & LoyaIton Railroad Company -.-t Us
Butte County Canal Company y.-----.-.---.--os -os
CASTLE, New York, Water (resstereD -.----Tzs
Camilla, Georgia, Var. ..-...--.oI2s
Citizens Water Light Co. -
Of SheibyviIle, Indiana J
Cold Spring, New York, Sewer eregistered) 334s
Creston Iowa, Refundins- s-...-...--.--.--...--5
Edgewood Georgia observation-disclosures --os
EIyra. Ohio. Water Works. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rs
Franklin County, Ohio, Bridge ......-..-..+s
Guanajuato Power e. Electric Company os
Hawaii Territory improvement t...-.---3Hes
jamestown, New York. Water. er...-..........-.4s .4s
Lancaster Co., S. c., School District No. 40 .os
Long Island r. r. Co. Consolidated d-........-...5s
Long Island r. r. Co. New Consolidated. As
Long Island r. r. Co.. North Shore Branch SIS
Marquette & Bessemer Dock & Navign Co ..42s
Minneapolis Mimi. Improve IS & various others
Monroe, Louisiana, Improvement ent----.-.....-5s IS
New-York tribune., 1908-03-31
ALIEN. MIILAR. Secretary
NOTICE OF ELF
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NOTICE OF ELE-rION OF DIRECTORS
No independent nominations having been MADE - -.
or more vacancies be filled Soar1 ut L.7S.ss
New York Life Insurance tounpany a. - -
eIecon OF directors Superintendent of lAS[Es"
having required prescribed rules an
ti,1s conducting Eoldlns election
pursuant said rules and regulations. uet.e = s,s-t
given election % members cI tle
OF of York l41e Insurance
will be Home Once OF The company -, -
Broadway. in city OF New York. n tce $3.50 -
be opened O'Clock In tHe tHiTne''u
remain open until four O'Clock IN the ds1eFh0o" -
dAy al which time they shall be closed. >.v
YORK LIFE l\SJ RAM r tONlt -
By JOHN - IL ALL See-s'1-''
Dated March 10. 1905,
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD 60
The transfer books OF this COMPANY VII o -.s-y
O'Clock r NJ. Tuesday. APRIL 1th. iSs pres. Nsy
o annual meeting OF stockholders 70 oe 'e'' -
Ith. and will be reopened Friday. MAY SIN Ls-.c -
CHARLES F con treasure
New York. Chicago s Lout, X X Co, =.
o'clock Y. Tuesday. April Ita. is.'S ptcI, ~
To- the meeting OF stockholders 10 re HS-u 49,
9th. and viii be recpened Thursday MAY sth 80
CHARLES F cox. Treasurer
Lake 3 Michigan Southern Railway 90 =,
books % this COMPANY VII
10 meeting % stockholders % oe asl1
9th. Will rsopened Thursday, NAV .th isNo
CHARLES r cox Treasurer.
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