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New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Dec 15-CATTLE-Reo-ipts. 25 600:
To- , oweT ,ss ssssTs sSqsS . s9Ss s. 50 segsS
S3q$9 %; stockers and feeders. SECS 10. HOGS
aksesiPts; 5000: los IgwsT; choice heavy
$ 26ass 30: choice light. s. 3oess 40. paesins;
s. 4ogss As: piss 81 25aSs; bulk o salss. s. 500
sheep. sass. lambs. s. 5O@ss 5S' yeariinss.
Cincinnati. Dec 15-CATTLE- Receipts. SIS
slow, IOgI5c lower. fair to good shippers. IS 600
81 50: common. x2QS3 65 HOGS-Receipts. A.
S s9E s. Sass sgS G oS s. Ss:9ss Ss aea saEnP s
Receipts. Sa5. strons. s. jOGSs 80. lambs active
East BIirrsio. Dec Is 5-CATTI.Es-Receipts
$50 dull prime steers. STgSs - VEALS- Re-
Receipts. $500. slow and shade easier; mixed
81 5o@Ss SO pigs. SSGSs 20: roushs. - I9qsI 20
ceiQts. S2,so9. active ana steady lambs - &c
$ IS yeariings 81 5ousT % wethers s. 90
50 IS: ewes. sSgs5 50; SHEEP. mixed s2ssS 90
Kansas Crry Dec I5.-CATTI.E-R Recsipts
1Gc lower. calves. s. so lower. steers +ogT5e
lover than week ago. choice exports and dressed
beef steers S. s5asT . tair % good; 81 15g
feeders So +OgS5 southern steers 81 35Ess =
southern cows 81 soass -. native cows. 3 SOC
s. 80. calves. 81 5oqss so. HoGs-Receipts. 10
Sec 80 i9e lower; 'Gp. 3 90 bulk % sales les,
butchers. s. I0aSs a.. light s. 90GSS . pigs.
81 @5ay7 SO sHEEP-Eecsipts. e.soo. log2oe
81: wsthsrs. sas<6: ewes. 81 les .; stockers
and feeders. 81 50Mx5
Union Stockyaris, Pittsourg. Dec i3.-CAr-
TLE-Supply light, steady. chotCe. S6 s5frS1 -
SHEEP-Supply fair. stea1y. prime wethers.
s. z5HSJ so, culis and common. S2HS3 lambs.
s6aSs SO. veal calves, S1uS8 - HOGS RE
ceipts. fair. lower. prime hesyies. s. so. me-
diumz. s. 35NxS a.. light yoFkeFs s. @5NSs 30.
pigs. s. 1JGss ~. roushs. s. 5oGSs
Toledo. Dee. Is = CL1OVEftSEED --C'ash.
81 OTi IA December. N07is FEBRUARY s. ~.
March. 50 -. April. 81 10, No :. So rejected.
s. 80 &. s. = TiMOTEIY-P-fnac. 81 s5.
AI.sIKEs-Frime. IS 10. Deesmbsr. s. 10. MaFch.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

BY - BE; Wisconsin. stuffed. I5qI6e.
Wfre MssteFn ozl0 i0G T. tte * s9GABs g prime Large
GI-INF, - - g - ., poor dark 81 90
TURKEYS, Western. spring - a 24c. south
FOWLS. Western. 15n 16c, COCKS. old. Il sc;
Western, 10 q i3c
GAME-Prime fresh killed rabbits in mod
crate supply ana held nFmIy. but larger re-
ceIpts expected in the near future.
PoTATOEs AND VEGETABLES Potatoes
Sst 9Sset Ss potatoes crassing Onions nrrner
nrn-eT- CUcumbers steady. Celery slow Egg
plants plants dull haie hr1n spinach lower Lettuce
Peas easier. Peppers lower. Curly parsley
s ie~gr Komaine more plenty and lower. String
Il ~ ans .a nrna Squash higher. Tomatoes lower
TOIAIO Bermuda. second crop. bbl. So 5Oq
= southern. second crop. 81 25gS2. Maine. in
Island in bulk bbi. S2aS3 So bbI or BAG s5S
3 . state ana Western; in bulk. $50 n. 81 500
qSl 70, SWEET POTATOES Jersey bbI 81 son
- g. - basket +9rgSl 10; southern, bb Slgsl 70
Charleston New orleans 100 lunches So
CARROTS. ton sl2aSl3. 100 lunches 75caSI
ton. SligSlI, domestic. S9QSIe. 100 Sass, Dbl
l2c aSl. red, ton. S25qs2s. Dbl. SlqSl =. Gu
ERY. dozen stalks. sq4Oc: rase. 81 5OaSa IS:
CAULIFLOWERS. bbl. 5Ocas3. CHICORY and
Florida. box. Slqs2 So. KALE. Norfolk. bbI 50G
(, ~ k0tLEA OF ~ New orleans, 100. S3aS4.
leans. Dbl. 81 5OuS2: basket 5O@75c. LIMA
BEANS. Bermuda box. 81 5OqS4 ONIONS.
small white pickle. crate, 25G4Oc. state and
81 70 yellow. bag. s1GS2, red 81 a5@Si - .
orange County. yellow. bag. SlGSl y. red T5ca
81 35a$l 80. OKRA. Florida. carrier. S2GS4. .
I1ASs basket S2G$4 80. PEPPERS large box
81 J0fS3. carrier basket. S2aS2 y: PAX
SHIPS. bbl T5cgSl. PARSLEY New Orleans.
curly. S2HS2 80. plain. SaaS3 80. Bermuda.
81 5D4S2 New orleans. Dol S3dS4 Bermuda
crate 81 JouS2. SHALLOTS. New Orleans 100
lunches 81 5OTSa. STRING RFANS E-rc-i,s,
basket. Si4S2 50. SPINACH. Norfolk bbI 5Oc0
81, Baltimore. 81; SQUASH. T5cdSl 50. south
ern. white box. Stds1 81; TT-RNIPS rutabaEa
bbl 60caSl; old. white. 5OGT5c. New Orleans
81, TOMATOES. california. box SIHSl "a. Flor
iaa. carrier, 81 .5uS2 80. Cuban 81 a5Gi 81 20.
WATERt.RESS. leo hunches 81 jOdS2 90
HOTHOVSE PRODUCTS-Cucurnber hers steady.
tomatoes higher. Mushrooms weak Radlsbes
lower CtCUMBERS. dozen. 6OcdSi: No . box
81 5odS2 % LETTUCE. strap 5OcGSI. MINT
dozen bunches. 40N50c. MUSHROOMS n con
60c. RADIsHEs. 100 punches. S1aSl rs TOMA-
TOES. n. I0n22c.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
EHPoRrs
CASH QUOTATIONS..
20 20. nenemher 1h 1a0

- New York. December 10 1903.
hEAAN-N- II Eat -Aflderatel- active Nfrt-
l-al-D-s averaging from hsc 20 1ler The Oren-
l-k y as nrI.er on active covering but prices de-
t-lel rapidly ln The early afternoon the mar
- -aliie- paft ~ The loss on a sharp advance
7. buen's A5res. A repgrg on The Rus
s-4h sp4ing wheat crop and the final roverrrnent
'--l ca American crops were bearisu and
llr t.o-c STEADY az net loss OF Isl iec The
l ltinfL Indicated a crop ~ winter
Wllfaf ~ 40. SOS s00 bush. spring wheat .gU
5000 total. 727 80 COO -or-r5-e5 v-5-T = -4n.1
-ast Tea~ of go o. ota An r-sciaI re-or- ,fl
gre spring wheat crop of Russia gave rhe Weld
at Hta lNu- against a final last wear OF 4aO
",t,'" export bids We're again out n line and
Ao business was reported. making three succes-
s-ft GAYS Niiuelt sales. No = red here closed AZ
- - eie' aor. domestic and s. - = z % b afoat
lo-ntnai. ~ J Northern Duluth. 81 23ss and
~ = -ar1 winter. 81 -4's b arfoat. nominal.
ri - f-sler CLOS ~ ar Let decline ~ a 3
Lle government crop report made TIE
crop -sa--8l 5000 husL. 5000 QUO over the in
1l'ate1 crop "a November. and final last wear
or --e0e.t-'A .sHt Cash here steady. with
new No quoted az T0-ec elevator dornest e
"a. le-ltere1 and 6>r lst. an nominal
tAAS- Moderately active and steady. with small
ffl-e changes. The government report ireica q
"a }ie.l or 4.i coo bush. against SO7. i5G go
-reL wear. casa were steady. with mixed. .G 70
- la 4o er- natural white. - 90 - -. 4Td5Oc.
and Clipped ~ 7lfe "A 20 - m. ssa52c RYE
rf3acy No Western. N4i4 G., nominal. Z @ h
N-w York BARLEY quiet Feeding. 63d65c
nominal. NeU York
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. Dec l5-Ciosins- NHzAT-spos
firm. No red Wsstsr- winter y 2lad. futures
steacy Dseember. IS 29sd: March. - 1isd.
May. Is sssd CORN-SpOt 1rrn. American
mixed tvla Galveston. So i0d DO Old as III.
futures quiet: January mixed. IS 5%d January
Plate. 30 6%d. PEAS-Canadian steady Il. al
tIOJ R-~ inter patents steady. 13s. HOPS
IN London Facinc Cosstl. steady. fS 6sk1f7.
bEEF-Extra India steady a.S a.
HAMs-Short cut steady. 6Ss. BACON-Cum-
beriand cut steady. Bls short rib weak 6Ss "a
long clear middles. iight. dul 54s. on< clear
Hiiddies. heavy. ess; short clear hacks. i1s ID.
clear bellies. Is, shoulders, square. quiet So
81. LARD-Prirle Western. tterc-s. strong 80
ID. American refined. pals. steady, TOx-
CHEESE-Canadian finest white. steady 55s-
colored. SIs 81 TAL@LoW-Prirns city steady.
3@s 0d ROSI%-Common steady, % I'd
PEfROLECA-Rehnsd stsscy. Tad LINSEEp
O1L-Firm. Jos 81. TURPENTrNE-Spfritz
stesty. 39s 90. cOrrONSEED Oul-HuIi re-
On London firm 34s gd
London. Dec i5-RAw SUGAR-Cens-ifugaI.
Los Sd; 1uscoxsdo. Ia Cd. BEET SUGAR
December. Is iad LINSEED-Calcutts April
June. 50s %. LINSEED OIL-3os Al SPERN
O1L-ES PErROI.EUM-An-rfcan --fned
Sad spirits "a. VRPENrINE-Sp SPIRITS aas
4isd ROStN-Amertcan. strained. 90 ff-d.
nne. Is "a
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. December Is 1909
d. r -, -, 81 elpts. lOo,s cars ar e.IO3
for the market. making A. cars on sale steers
we're qui;e demoraIize,i and al a further -s5',rs
rion Of l0dIsC the! yards we're not cleared bt5ils
on light receipts Sere steady. thin cows steady
az Jersey 'aty, but easier al the upper yards;
medium and Fat COWS loo 25c lower. me
dunn 10 good steers sold AZ S5aS6 * per 100 m +.
oxen. 81 sOqS6; bulls. 81 25a$4 ~. cows. 81 e5
Dressed beef in moderate demand and prices
weak.
saIes-s sanders. state steers. 1850 n av-
ONO. Ii95 n. So 10. Is 1856 n 81 o5, x
1868 n - G5: - Pennsyivania. Iis5 n. s. 20:
n n 5. 5 Is % so i66s NJ s. i 49, p p + io7s ls M % s. lg rs
% Virginia. 100 n. s. is: halls Io,S N.
~ n. 50 5 5 900 n s. So D - SIS rs ~ % s9Ts s. -
800 ~ zs 81 - - IL y , SIS n $50; Is 7e6 n.
Il. s. s.. heifeP. P $40 n. o. 81 80 H. l. 50"
70. s6 % zoos n. IS 20 n iOii n. s. 70. 20
1913 n. s. So a6 ohio. s n s e6 % p ialI m n n
s. 10. = oxen. l4t2 70. 81 ~ , Ist5 n. 81 ~:
Western ,,ds bull 1870 n. 81 *, bull. iIso n.
n. 81 2. 9e5 N. s. 30 l. so n 81 -. 4 1si0
n. - -. COW. 900 n 81 =. ss2 n 81 40.
5. 5o O m @ 81 n s. is1o so @ sis ~ oI y Il T. 800 n
s13 n. s. go ?. S7s N. s. So l. i02O n. s. So.
y. Us n. $: 45. - 100 70. 81 g. o. Tss n.
Tobin Il shannon: - Virginia steers. I.21
lb. s.
10. s. o.
Judd a Co. esw 9Oe H. s. 20 6. 7si
10. 81 81
Nelson 4 McCabe oxen IT40 H. So I
bun 1850 10 s. e5; Z. ioao IN. s. >. 10 10,
81 I5: COWS. oso h. 81 5o. . 300 ~ s. ss
4. 1920 10. s.. T.. S92 ~. s. SO. . $50 ~.
s. -. $50 lb. s. So .. 10 H. s. 80. o. 67O 10.
s. - !. 500 n. s. %
q curtis 4 son 3 oxen. I5s3 III. s. Is.
:. 1fiO ib. 81 %. ,, 1870 10. 81 g. 1850 Ib.
81 so bulls 1878 10, 81 "a . loss H. 81.
cows. l145 10. s. 80. .. 3s2 N 81 40. IA oO3
10. 81 80; II, 94s N. 50 -. .. go H. s. rs. Ia
8-s ID. 50, 3. $50 ID. s. 90. 18 sT9 ID s. So .
4. SIS 10, s. so. II. ISL ~ s. as. T. T6T ID
s. 4o 10. TAI 10. s. 50. 1. gzo n. s. zs
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

flour AND MEAL-Flour duh and nom
inter strsissts. s. soaS5 a. winter patents.
s. 5eaS6. spring clears. s. soqS4 a: extra No !
S..sF 81 ksasss = a - sraights % s5as5 20 BUCK
WHEAT FI0I R-Qaiet. bulk. s. DO nominal
"a .,.7gs -. choice - fancy - 300ss 80 CORN-
aFF-AT--teld.. kiln dried. s. .I. BAG MAJ
- 81 s-qsI 81 FI,T-ID- Western fru and
..f,- firrr Western spring 50 Co. standard mid
aing 81 - nour Do. So -. red DOG. 81 q:
rirr bran 50 ~ bulk So sacks. middlinE.
s.. -0qSap 80. red dog. S22 ~ nomlny chop. ST
baIk s. - saezs. ol meal. ssi 81
PROEISIONS-Mo oderately active and lower
r,,rzf IN a. day. steadEing late Closing 80
a5aur tbe higle f9r the sess.oa ion, PORK
.r.r s2-ls.- PEEF-Steadt. Mes-. 81 51n
SO. family sl5asi5 81 - si2pSl2 81. -
s.4as2G. DRESSED h,5"- -
ii r,- fis.- tt-r MEATS Pickled hri-
a. staleg. sm0aIug "a. 10 No. "a. l. n
Pc. l4 n. i3ise: pickled hams steady la9
sgfs.~ I.kRr-Easy. Middle West. - s0a
nj 81. rtts- IsA aIs1c. rehned. south Auerics
~. f,rrrfnent ls25 Brazil kegs. lt- CON
TgTFNr-@teady saainc- srEAhlA1-s STEADY =
oi-o. lG'sai7c. city lard, ID &C.
-TGAR- Refined steady but quiet and IN
,.t..-r,-s ~ 1aur. the Federal vas fakins i~N
orders az = asr FOR Efanuiail alil "a
.- ,-tls rerrraIi, quoted Was 5tssc net. ieTs
- ,s.r+ .sfh n aas believed ihsi small iof
IN -, ts r..- -oid at ~ basis 96 test. which
. ~ r,-sr.af rrles- Cuha shipments were stana-
49,. t-errrfffleaI - test 4 il-. nsn'rof 40. -
~. q ,-7r and uiolasscs sugar, - 49,, 3 &C
UsrE -teHdv and unchanged
srTTaFs -CbPPER--fundnfn w. spnI
v.--i.r ana January closing at y t.sf - y p
5000 Mar-h and April hi - - = = ~ -
,,.E ,r.E lower. spot la3 los- futures
~ "a. Take copper bore ii.--if' ian- ~ ~ -
.rlr I- Iaisq 81 ~, osrtinf 10 ~. ~ is -
~. -rrr and December. y oisf y ~ ,
tt-.-. IS ToafE. s2i-r. FebruaIi- - zoo III
.-..t - -na.lZ &c. April - i.r PIC long i 'n
sr.~f lfas InE fuiuffr. 80 - IL -,
lan- l.r,..,,-trF an advance from aif 20 1"h
~ .eiifrr nrice ~ q ieaane pIoalcsL- -
lA ~ r-l u 4 90 EeU YORK celiEefyt = -
.i.i'r--- - foufs London UNCHANGED ~ - -
~ y, ssI5I.i rI.R-csiet; spot u 81 ssNsl 80
"a 'er T,et ~ Louis. London nnfnaH-ee
ADik. =. - TRON-English mari an ershs y
at - "a e. Cifveisne ~arfsnts i-.ss ~ ~. 80
,,rcssuged. No ] foundry Noflnrih si0
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Dec. 6.-The government crop
report and Increased receipts in the North
Vest offset bullish foreign advices and
caused weakness In the wheat market here
to-day. Prices at the close were sc 20 tsc
To isc below the nnal figures % Tuesday
and only trife above the lowest point OF
to-day. AT the star the market was decid-
edly strong because % an unexpected adj
vance OF a.d 10 lisd al Liverpool The
range on May was between e's and
s. u1.. and December between 81 T. and
81 1874. AT the close May sold az 81 i0As TO
81 i0la. and December at s. l-ia Corn
was weak. with the government report
and a decline Of &c 20 iizc In cash grain
low the PREVIOUS close. Oats at the close
were unchanged 10 &c lower. Provis-
ions We're extremely weak ar the start
owing 20 unusually liberal receipts OF i've
hogs here. to-days arrivals being about
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
THE pennsylvania RAILROAD COMPANY
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Nb
fph.rOr, had hsnn
o meet %t
1909
bsTsE
ness
5 mac share maxim
May sHh and June ' 1910 In
wi b hb
p
f
- fun viii 2ayTsn in t
uona arp issued up o
sui. f ] @ 3 i payments SsSs % % 5 % s5St
%Ts Tnn T % @
s % T
tive hertop prco o
ALL COMMUNICATIONS BY MAIL SHOULD ADDRESSED 70 The TREASURER PHILADELPHIA
E. FAHNEsTocK.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
To the Holders of
Atlanta Charlotte Mir Line Railway Company
Preference, First Mortgage and Income
Bonds Extended al ~ to January lsi, 1910.
To the Holders of

The undersigned have arranged to buy from the Southern Railway
Company SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY FIRST CONSOLI-
DATED MORTGAGE SO GOLD BONDS 1904
mortgage Line
way Company Bonds
We hereby offer sell the holders OF Atlanta Charlotte Air
Line Railway Company Bonds extended SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE SO GOLD
BONDS ILL., January 1910 exchange
therefor Atlanta Charlotte Line Railway Company
Bonds extended 4 and accrued January 19I0
this until including January
Company Philadelphia
and Deposit Company Baltimore authorized
these their respective cities and they will the maturing
viii
Railway Company Consolidated Mortgage SO
For further particulars regarding these bonds refer
of Mr. Fairfax Harrison VPreiden of the Company
and Messrs White Kenble. under
copies which Company
Mercantile and Deposit
undersigned
exchange
the underneds All bonds exchanged will purchased
by the undersigned par January 3rd, 1910,
j. p. MORGAN & co.
% New York December Is 1902
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

spot vas quiet. witl prices points higher.
- Joe fsT mlgLiiuE upland and - 40C for mid
ding Gulf delivered % contract. 200 hales.
Liverpool cah.es-9Tor Gull. sales. 600 bales
speculation and export. 1lsi- American. a.0OU.
imports - DOu- American. 36.NuO. middling up
lGug. SOLO. Futures opened easy. with prices
gGN points lower closed sfealE. 5isH6iz points
lower. Decemher and December anlaTg-. : ~ I'D.
Iauuarl- Fabrlar-. : - izd- Febrlary- March.
T - ied. March April gag I'D. April May. : s5d.
May-Juue. ~ I'D June-JUiy. 7tId. July-Au-
gust. s4d- august september. I64 I'D. Serr-nl-
ber-1-tlaer : - I'D. October November q 90 I'D,
November December 6-e5 I'd
COFEEE-After opening unchanged the
market ceFcl1uei considerable activity. ana
l.oseu steady a. FInchaHsed 10 points advance.
Nl-n sales ~ ~ - bags. Havre Was f-mer a.
8 Net advance ot -=Wfs frane. which places
values well above the point where % IL claimed
rnaf additional sales OF ValoriZati0n rCfee can
D. made 10 desired Hamburg Rio aud ulJs
were uueEau-aG. rse cash market guef
and steady. with a very small demand spot
steady al s'-c for RIO no :. Local contract
frIHfE.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
SAVINGS BANKS.

No 2 SIS 25GslS -. No I Southern and No
Southern soft. SIS 5OaSl9 %.
MOLAssEs AND sHRUPs-steady and IN
changed.
NAVAL sTORES-SPIRITS TCRPENTINE
Dull and lower here and the south. ROSIN
Steady and unchan gee. TAR-Flrm and IN
changed
OILs-LTNSEED-Ftrm at yesterdays ad-
vance. PETROLE.T- -Ai-Rehned steady
COTTONsEED OII.-Firmer closing al a
net advance OF 70 points, with sales OF ll.sOO
5Dls. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

Bid ksNed.
Beth steel lst ext s. due Jan l. i92s il5 IfS
do puFch money d. due Aug taoS ssX SOS.
Buralo Iron Go IS dus Oct 1895 03 FOO
Bug n Susq Iron 60 tst 5s June 1872 Qai,
DO deb IS. Jan. i9.6. ......-.....- "a QT.
Dominion q co S.. due Iuiy faea a1s.
Ia Belle ir WSs ist -. due Dee. l923 1854 fosi
LACK steel ist 5s due April lQ.3 - 10 g0&.
Maryland steel isr 81. due FEB. f82e f0l -
Penn steel ist os due Nov 1877 - I0s
Penn a Nd steel 81. Que sept 1879 l0St. no
Repupuc 4 lst So due Oct fo34 fOeN
Sioss a > lat 6s. que Feb tae0 80. iaw fOsi.
DO consol 4'as. due April toIs. ... ass.
Jones-Laugh - LIST is. due May. ia80 IOiS i0ts.
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORArIoN.
Coll tr As Ser A. G. D due Apr 1901 ff44 ffSt.
90 B. p. r. due Aprfi 1891 - ff.x ffSi>
sinSing fund 81. due Apru 4 1888 io6i. los !,
Union Steel lsf Js fue Dee 1872 fofS. fos1-
Clarion steel s.. fue f1os - - toe
- clair Furnsce Isl IS. due t0fo- 30 100
- Clair steel I5t a. due 1905 - 10
Illinois steel deb - tue Jan. 1910. .- 100
do d. Gue April .. i9l3. ...-.. fos
All bonds quoted '-tnd interest
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

per 100 n Country dressed hogs steady az fO1eG
l&iac outside quotations for light pigs
Saes-Tobn & shannon IS state hogs, is1 n.
s. so per 100 70.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

COTTON-After opening lower the cotton
market advanced % bull support and fresh buy
ing promoted by reports of strong Interior mar
kers. advance ~ = Iu some ~ The leading
lines 01 cotton goods. and eXpeC tarl0ns = bull
ssh census report 20 the cotton ginl-d 20 De
ceuler l3. The close was firm EeL points low
Jo ie points higher with al the active pres
eur crop months e. owing net gains II from %
10 points. Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

Tss following Shows yesterdays closing
cuorauors for government bonds COM
pared vIfl Tuesdays.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
j. p. MORGAN & co.

10000 IN excess OF the essiuats. bur later a
steadier tone developed, and prices At the
close were unchanged 70 13iac lower
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
Chicago, Rock Island and Paciiic Rail-
road Company.

By GEORGE T. BOGGs. Treasurer
A STOCKHOLDER N WELLS. FARGO &
Cos bank here wishes 70 see other stockton defs-
Address G.. W. Box ~, Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad
Company
FIVE PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS OF 1913.
Notice of Election to Redeem

To all Holders Of above Bonds:
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY can Iowa corpora
tom. having elected 10 redeem the entire
issue OF It's aforesaid FIVE PER CENT
GOLD BONDS OF 1913 at premium OF two
and half per cent C21STs) and accrued In
terest pursuant 10 the provisions OF section
8 Of Article Four OF its trust agreement with
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Trustee. dated May 1, 1908 securing
said bonds HEREBY GIVES NOTICE that II
will on FEBRUARY 1. 1910. redeem the en-
tire outstanding amount OF said bonds al par
with a premium Of TWO and a half per cent
C2IsE) and the accrued interest on said bonds
10 the cate OF redemption above designated
The Railroad Company requires that. on and
after said redemption date, said bonds ae-
companied BY all appurtenant unrnatured
coupons. be presented for redemption and
payment at the ofacs Of CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. No 81 Wall
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
y Y said Office having been designated the
agency Of the said Railroad Company for the
purpose OF the aforesaid redemption and nay
ment Interest on all said bonds will cease
from and after said February 1. 1910
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New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
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New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

SEABOARD AIR LINE
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New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
IRON AND STEEL 6ONDs.

Furnished BY Chisholm q Chapman. No 10
Wal street)
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
BANK STOCKS.

n,sutss by ciiztan Gilbert No. Val street,
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

sEABoARD AIR Line
New-York tribune., 1909-12-16

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New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
POTATOEs Am yFcEr.RIEs po..,o

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New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

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New-York tribune., 1909-12-16
Government BONDS.

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-04
Freak Weather Last Week

The storm that carried death and destruction to Tennessee and in less degree to three or four other states the storm of last Thursday-w not felt in Alabama. It came from the southwest, and was, in all respects, one of the storms that pertain to the cyclone period of the year. It crossed southern Arkansas to expend it's fury chiefly in Tennessee, in which state fully 100 lives were lost, and vast amount of property was destroyed.
 At about the same time cold wave was coming along from the northwest, and it got tangled up with a coast storm, and the result was heavy snow falls in New York and Pennsylvania intermingled with thunder showers. The cold wave secured at last a to the sea, and cool weather spread over the country causing in the northern states dam aging frosts.
 The tornadoes of Tennessee were parts of one storm, and the frosts of Ohio and New York were features of another storm. One came from the southwest and the other from the northwest. So long as we keep the Rocky Mountains in our geography We must stand the storms that great chain breeds. Freaky weather often occurs about May 1, and the country was vis- tied by a pretty full assortment of 1t this year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-04
TRIBUTE TO HIS FATHER.
Robert Collier Prays for Strength To
 Be Worthy of Him.
From Golfers weekly.

From Golfers Weekly.
 It WAS my fathers wish to die in har- ness, and so it came to pass. His gallant spirit went forth to meet death with the same smile with which he faced the new country as poor Irish boy over 40 years ago. He worked his way to success with his strong hands Gas a carpenter once in Dayton. o. and at other humble, hon orable tasks). and with his unflinching courage and with his big, open. boyish heart.
 He was absolutely fearless. yet the gen. tlest the most easily moved, of men. He had friends in all walks in life, sprinllled all over the world He worked hard and played hard, and he loved his fellow men, not theoretically. but with a hearty and personal affection.
 This business he built, this paper he founded, are now thrust upon my shoul- ders. It is in memory of the most loving eomrade in the world that dedicate them to clean causes such as those for which he would have had me fight. God grant me strength to be worthy of him whom l loved so much
 ROBERT J, COLLIER