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The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-01-26
Road This.

have been selling HalTs Texas
Wonder for the cure of Kidney, blad.
der and rheumatic troubles since mt
first put il on the market and rec.
commend 1t as the best kidney medi'
cine l have ever sold.--Gee's Drug
Store, Greenyille.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-01-26
METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS
supertntendents and Teachers Q

SuperTntendents and Teachers OF
GreenVille District to Meet Here.
To the Members of the Methodist
Sunday Schools in Greenville.- We
have invited the Superintendent and
Teachers of the Sunday Schools of
the Greenvile District to meet at
Wesley church in Greenvile next
Thursday morning, Jan. eth, at 10
o'clock.
1t is believed that much good will
be accomplished by such a meeting
and we respectfully request that all
Methodist folks living in Greenville
will make point to attend.
The program for the occasion has
been published in the daily papers
and from it you can see what sub
jects will be discussed.
We want the Sunday school people
of the Greenville district to get &C.
quainted and exchange ideas Let us
unite our forces and make this the
banner year for Sunday Schools,
We hope for a good attendance by
people living out of Greenville and
trust that we will be ready to enter
tain them
While this is to be a meeting OF
Methodists, still we will be pleased to
have Sunday School workers from
other churches in the city attend the
m citing. Respt,
f. NJ. TAYLOR,
supt, Wesley S. S.
q, E. MEAD,
supt. Kavanaugh s. S
GEO. b. HALL,
Supt. Lee St., S. S.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-01-26

Save your broken Lenses and send
them In and have them duplicated
Dr. NJ. Beskow. optleian.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-01-26

You should not fail to come and see
my superb line of cut glass. The best
for the money ever olfered.-Dr. M
Beskow, optician.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-01-26

Look for the Singer Sign tThs Red 81
When In need OF machine. We can
give you your moneys worth. Think
a 5drawer drop head Singer from
$1,000 to $500. Your credit is good.
SINGER 8. y. CO.
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All Who
Would Enjoy

good health, with Us blessings, must I'M
,lerstand, quite clearly, that it involves the
quetion of right living with all the term
implies. With proper knowledge Of what
is best each hour Of recreation, Of enjoy
ment, e contemplation and Of effort may
be mac to contribute to living Alright
Then Tie use q medicine MAJ Be dis.
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A SQUARE-DEAT, ~

a mos YAH
anisepAc ana anErnenf
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Jan. observation-disclosures 5000;
steady: steers. s59$s 10; cows, SIS 50Q$3.5O: hef-
ers, So 4O0S6 bulls. S4ds5 To- calves. ssls9 10
stockers and feeders, 50 1895 90 HoGs-Re-
SIS 75qss 90 butchers. SIS ToaSs s5: light mixed.
IS 40aSs 50; choice light. SIS 559ss 30; packing.
s. e9gss 90 piss s 7qgSs 35: 5gls }oo OF sales
sheep, $3.50 so; lambs. 81 4oqss 10; yearlings.
Kansas City Jan. 1s.-CATTLE-Recsipts
Is goo; choice steers strong others steady choice
export and dressed beef steers. s6@sT *; fair 10
stcckers and feeders. S3 5O@so %: Southern
steers. 81 25gS6; Southern cows, 81 I5QS4 50;
native cows: 81 5o@S5 %; native heifers. 50 so9
So; bulls. IS ISgsSj calves. s49ss 90 HOGS,
OF sales SIS a09ss IS; heavy. SIS 6eTss 20; pack
ers and butchers. s. oo4s6 70; light: IS 20g
S. 81 pigs, s7qs7 60 SHEEP-ReCeipts, 10 :
Ss SS - sseaqy etbeI smos Esq 90 ewes Sass 80
stocl1ers and feeders. SS 50G$5 so.
Cincinnati Jan. s.-CATTLE-Recepts 500;
steady and quiet: fair to good shippers, 81 sS@
s. 60: common S2qS4 HoGsSTR;eceipts S % ;n3 s25;
SIS 90: common IS s06fss 20. SHEEP-Recaipts
1Q9: steady, So 1896. LAMBS-Steady, 81 $50
East Buffalo. Jan. s-CATTLE-Receipts
dST. Receipts. 100; active and steady.
HOGS-Recepts. . 500: fairly active and stead
to 5c lower: heavy. IS 950lS9: Workers and pigs,
SIS cease: stays sTaS7 so SHEEP AND LAMBS
slow and Zoe lower: lambs, S5 25GSs 10.
Pittsburg Jan. s-CATTLE-SuppIv light:
choice, s6 T5aST; prime. Sc 40qS6 50. SHEEP
Supply light prime wethers s6qS6 70: cuIIs and
CALVES. 50 5Gas1O HoGs-Receipts light;
prime heavies. s0ass o5: mediums. SIS %; heavy
Yorkers, IS s0aSs 95: light Workers., SIS S5gss 90;
pigs, ss SO9sS s5: roughs. 81 5oGss 80.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. January is. 1910.

New York. January 1s 1910.
BEEY ES-Receipts, S01s cars, or 55T head,
steers; steady for bulls and cows A car of tha
cows changed hands and 1 was held over
Dressed beef steady. with fair ssnand
SaleS-Andrew Mullen: 1S cows, 1S3 10, So 90;
IA, $50 10. S. 10; 8, 1888 n. 81 75.
CALVES-Receipts, 5T3 including 424 for
butchers and 153 for market. Prices steady TO
strong and offerings all went 10 the scales
Common TO choice veals sold at s7qsf1 Is per 100
S6; Dressed calves firm at 100 Ice for city 90
14isc for country, sg10c for barnyard and 1ed
calves
Sales-Tohin & Shannon: rs vsals. LAG 70
average. sli g per 100 n; 10, 1sS fb. $40 80: l.
Andrew Mullen: veals. 1o4 ID. 50 -: culls
81 rs; Z, no ib, s4; ! yearlins' 400 b. s.
3 Judd Il Co. s. Western calves. 3s7 10 Sc.
Newton s Co: Ohio vesls, 16o n. $40 90
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. lels cars.
and 11z for market making 81: cars on sale
Sheep steady; lambs slow 10 a shade lower; l
held over Common 70 prime sheep sold ~
81 25gs5 T5 per 100 70; euls, s3gs3 so; fair 70
mutton steady; 9G11c per 10: dressed lambs easy
12ts@15c, with few hos-dressed selling at
10 l2c country dressed hothouse lambs, Ssqsll
carcass.
Sales-Nevton Co: 1sa Ohio lambs. II 70
average. SO per 100 ID; 244. 50 10. $S 6a II Ohio
sheep, 105 n, So. bucks. 1S0 Ib, "a -; culls.
robin & Shannon: is state lambs. u 10, 50 2;
81 culIs so 10 81: so state sheep, 1O6 fb SIS 70
5. 100 10 81 e5: culis, so ~ s3 so
HOGS-Receipts, ~ cars. or 5.1Se head in
Toe lower. Good medium state hogs sold at 50 %
per 100 10 country dressed hogs steady, 1o1zQ
12c; light pigs 121ec per 10.
saiesmTobina snannSn: non 40 state hogs, ESQ iSf
SIS 05; / stag. $50 10. s. 10: Qate yesterday 10
state hogs. 242 n, 50 10: roushs, $50 n SIS 10.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

Be1nsda @nnsi sss srsis g. 81 sSss 20 eAREoTs
ioo San:ass ss sfasi ST sas 5o S Ssr orleans
s. so; Bermuda. crate. 7sca 81 20 CAB
nAsss M lss Bsna 'sg s5 ssnss
red ton; ss5 sSs: Dbl. 81 20 g 81 CCrM- SIr-g
EKRs EkR stat. Florida aha Jsa.ey sases' CASE:
fornia. s4as45 SO; Florida crate. * = %:
fsss fssnd 81 SSS ~ cAnLsaoTs Td-isa sasks s
81 Is; fat case. ST 25 Gsi 30; California. case.
81 25Gs2; half case. seas: caIcoRY, New
orleans 81 05 80 81 R&GPLANTs. e FT Fiorida box
S1qSS' Cuban s1@St: HoRsERApthSsH' sRIs hs al LOO ~
6oc: KOHLRABI. New Orleans. So ss; LET
TIE sa basket %a sg 4ss 10 nb El0sds e 81
50 500 ss; ONIONS, Cuban: crate. s. =; small
bag, 81 - . So; red: 81 2sas1 75:, oTsngs
81 Is: Connecticut Valley yellow. bag 81 IS "a
S. SO; oKRA. Florida. carrier, ssQS9; Cuban.
81 269 s.: cuban, carrier. siasi 7s: PAS
craze s9as: IS: RoMAINE. Florida, basket.
ssi sg4rsii fsf%eaa fTa1 8 2s EoPs
& aarf8 @S pSSF SS s s. Ss gSSss g. s8GAsH 500
s. s. 81 gSFa TeaSasa wat box SD slas
TOES Florida carrier. 81 a 81 SO: Cuban, Sig
HoNEY-ciover t1esx extracted act done for the sea-
son; comb almost over. Buckwheat comb in
only light remaining stock California extracted
firm. Cover. comb. n. 12Q15c; extracted. so
sisc: buckwheat. comb. 10d11c: California. ex-
trsetsd. TQ9c; Southern. gallon. SoTI3c.
BEESWAA-Supplies scarce and market
firm at as029lac per n for foreign and SoGS
S0lAc for domestic; outside figures extreme
MAPLE sCGAR-Marllet quiet and weak en-
both sugar and syrup; former going our NANNY
az 9910c 10. and latter al 7oqsOc a gallon out
side figure only for exceptionally fancy quality
NUTS-Hickory nuts steady. PEANUTS
steady. especially Spanish shelled. which are
In light supply and firm PEANUTS: virginia
hand picked. Jumbo. ID. &c; fancy, sag extra
4lsc; sheIled. IS. G10c; Virginia, shelled No 1
ei5 5G6@4c; No =, 3iEa4e: spanish. No l. Tag
Sc; No . 613Gs$ac. PECANs. Texas: ungraded
n. lie HICKORY NUTS, bushel. 81 l2gS2 = -;
BJTLI.NJTTS, T5cTSf BLACK WALNLTS. iVG
Soc BUTTERNCTS. 25G50c-
FURS AND SkINs--Prices continue ver[
high, especially on the small hat flIrs Results
of the January London auction sales VIII De
announced next week
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
MONEY AND EXCHANcr

=, M0NEa L, ,i,i RkET.-Money on call oneoed
81 nc ner per esnt genc nignest per cent; lowest
ing rate 81. per cent: last loan seHs; AZ ruir nn-
per cent INC fer in3iney siTty was quiet. Rates. 4da
cent for four mouths 4i.G4is ney cs s5t per ger
offered tu quite sn ea,hS, freeS Mereante paper
demand. Rates. 4jsd5 per Cent ~ fnr lar lar
s and nlpety DAYS fndorsed bills receivsbIcs siS,s
go 20, per cent Tor four to six months sinris
cent for others anu o1s per
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. The foroia,,
s,Achanee market opened easier AZ a f,Sr
ther decline of 10 points from Moaaa., aui
4 S-ihs g. ~ rstes; cables were quoted at 4sSes66
Sc ueLnaha sterling 81 4.s6T0 bid and asked
@ a.sa stSess Sess gay pills at asa Short francs
ss Mers CLOS less 1-l6 and short reichsmsrISs
20 S-ie less i-S2. The market held steaTN N ~
we uay around the opening rate In the
AFTERNOON cables were quoted al 4 Sea55a. ~
deH denanq hlI Steriins at s6s5q4s 500 and sixty
IiaS iatSs Dihss is at 50 Short francs were 5.I65s
1-32 Ms % "-io less
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
BOSTON wool SALES.

Boston Jan Is s-Dulness continues the feature
of the market. There is some movement in one
STAPLE and clothing selling from day TO day in
limited quantities. Domestic quotations: Ohio
and Pennsylva MIA feeces: No / washed 40M4Ic;
delaine washed 39D40c; Xxx SIC; ine unmer-
chautable. S1c: one-half blood combing 36Q37c;
three-PighthE. 366ISIc: One-quarter 35e oua-
half thre4-eghths and oue-quarter clothing %
a30c; deaine uuwashed. &c; fne unwaShed. 27
d2sc. Michigan. Wisconsin and New York
Fine unwashed. 25926c: delaine Sfn3ac: one
half blood S5a36c. Kentucky. Indiana ana Mis-
-Three-eighths blood SAC: oue-q,Iarter Sc
Q3Sc Secured values: Texss-Flne ia months
73d7 75c: s 90 months. eeuT0c: fall 60662c
California Northern. 66Q6sc. middIs county 81
dS5c; fall. free, 5oa5ec. OreEon-Easteru No
staple 75Gp7sc: clothing. ToGTcc: valley No 1
67aJSc Territory-Fine staple TTdSoc; fine me-
dunn I0dI2c: fine clothing. T0d re; fine me
dum 66G6sc: one-half blood 73aT6c: three
eighths 6saI 7ae: one-quartar, 67H6Sc Pulled
Extra 7eaT5c; ine A, 6s910c: A supers. 60G65e
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
TOPICS OF THE STREET,

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses
Hsre not active IL the local stock market,
selling apFsrd Of l2.eG0 shares. The trad
ing Was confined in large part 30 Rock
Island and UniJed States Steel common.
BTTTE-NEW YORK COPPER-The fol-
'yVTng men have been elected directors OF
ile Butte-Sew York Copper Company: A.
= N0lT1n, president OF the Butte and
superior Copper Company: Theodore Hollis
iel J0ln g. Williams, John N Kirk, b.
aausrd, Leo Schlesinger, L H Holloway,
3 z. Mittsnthsl ard Philip Lawrence.
ne tu-te and Superior has bought from
rs Surte-Mil Faukss 25. .0g0 shares Of the
Erre-Aew York stock. and i rapidly sC
tzr1s mere. N order 10 gain control Of
fhs latter company. There are 6oo,9 900
sssres Altogether
FIEANCE FORCM-At the Finance
le-un, West Side branch OF the Young
hA 4ree;, tonight, Maurice L Muhle-
Hsn VIZ speak on Monetary Systems, -
ks J. Parkes Charming. vice president OF
at General Development Company. on
lhniIg Investments.
Utah COPPER RIGHTS The Stock
-IaasnEe announces that the date Of rec
ca for stockholders al the Utah Copper
ssslpsny entitled 10 rights on the proposed
aeck lskle has been postponed to Jan
STEREATIoHAL HARVESTER
aeek Exchange mas received formal no.
b9h srock OF the International Harvester
LSinhaHy from 81. e.4la.e .ee5 10 80, ,eff3,ooo
STRICKEN FROM THE LIST-The
sletk Exchange has stricken from the list
rtf MARQUETTE Railroad preferred and
common stock
.ATERBORcCGH METROPOLITAN
= tls annual meeting Of the INTERIOR
sl-4de;ropolitan Company Z. T. Star
g vas elected q director TO I'LL a va
islrl- OtAe- directors were reelected
sold FOR ARGENTINA- A-Goldman
e.c.4s & Go. have engaged $500, 900 gold
20 Ior shipment 10 Argentina tomorrow.
.-s-sai meeting Of tho Delaware, I1acka-
stlhs Z Western Coal Company George
e'anenthal vas elected a director.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
THIRD AVENUE
Railroad Company
REORGANIZATION

TO HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT ISSUED BY THE CEN
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK As DEPoSITARY UNDER
THE BONDHoLDERS AGREE
MENT, DATED NOVEMBER 9,
1907. FOR FOUR PER CENT.
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE
HUNDRED YEAR GOLD BONDS
OF THE THIRD AVENUE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 70 th. DE-
POSTING BoNDHoLDERS and HOLD
ERs OF CERTIFICATES OF DE-
POSIT ISSUED By the CENTRAL
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
As DEPosITARf. under the Bondhoiders'
Agreement, dated November 8. 1907. between
holders Of the above mentioned -Four Per Cent
First Consolidated Mortgass Hund-ed Year Gold
Bonds of The Third Avenue Railroad Com
pany, "a parties OF the drst part, and James
n wallace and others. COMMITTEES. as parties
OF the second part, that pursuant 20 the terms
and provisions Of said Bondholders' Agreement.
the undersigned Committee has prepared and
adopted Plan and Agreement Of Eeorganiza-
non. dated December .. 1909. and has lodged
a copy thereof with the Central Trust Company
Of New York a, Depositar-.
As provided In said Bondholde-s' Agreement
O. November g. 1907 10 which references Is
hereby made. holders Of certificates OF deposit
81 the Central Trust Company a. Depositary
may assent 20 said Plan and Agreement %
Reorganization either By ding with said De-
pssitary their written assent thereto, specifying
the date and number OF the certificates held oy
them. or By failing. within thirty days after
the compilation OF the publication Of this notice.
TO Ole with the Depositars written notice Of
dissent from said Plan and Agreement. specify
ing the date and number OF the certificates held
By them. Such dissent must be Sled
prior 10 February IS. 1910, with the D-posieary
at its Office No. "a Wall Street, New York City.
Said Plan and Agreement Of RecrsansEatioa
will become effective and binding upon all Ger
tidcate Holders and will be hesIly and conclu-
sively deemed To have been assented TO By all
Certificate Holders unless within thirty days
after January 20. 1910. the latter being the
date Of the completion Of the publication atore-
said. onethi-d IN amount Of the Certificate
Holders shall iis with the Depositsry written
notice Of their dissent from said Plan and Agree
ment OF Reorganization. the notice Of dissent
aled by each Certincst. Holder specifying the
date and number Of the Certificates held By HIN
Printed copies ef said Plan and Agreement of
Reorganization msy be obtained by Certifcsts
Holders on application to the Depositary NJ its
Office. No 54 Wall Street. New York
Dated New York. January IS, 1910.
JAMES n. WALLACE,
ADRIAN ISELIN,
EDMUND ID. RANDOLPH,
MORTIMER l.. SCHIFr,
JAMES TIMPSON,
HARRY BRONNER.
BondhoIders, Commitfes.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Jan. r. - Consols early to-day
declined s-15 to g SIS for money and Sc 5-la
for account. but recovered 5-t6. closing az
E1s for money and g S-f5 for account
Anaconda was = lower at HOS Canadian
Pacific y lower at 1sFs Grand Trunk Tn
changed at COS
Money was plentiful and easy, and dis
count rates were weak.
Trading on the Sock Exchange HarteS
with general decline or yesterdays break
III New York and disappointment over the
result OF the elections Consols fell sid.
brt rallied 2. IN the afternoo5. while home
raiIs and kaffirs closed a fraction over
the lowest On repurchases. Good traffic re-
rCrts helped Grand Trunk shares
American securities opened weak. but iT1--
proved later on light covering Prices eaSed
on about noon. ami remained uncertain
enlI Wall Street buying steedied he mar
ket. Another reaction occurred during .h9
last hour. and the closing tone was weak
Call money in LGndon. 2 per cent. open
market discount rate for short bills. : l0-ls
q per cent: long bills. 215-SE3 per cent
Berlin discount rate ; per cent; Paris dis
count rate, 2i= per cent: Paris exchanz sc ON
London, - francs lSA4 centimes, Berlin sx-
change London. 20 marks 4S rfennfgS.
Bar gold, Us 3D. American eagles. 75s 81
Paris. Jan. fS.-Three per cent rcntes
centfmes lower az - francs 10 eentir7es-
Prices generally were firm on the Bourse-
Berlin. Jan. Is-Pricas were lower on
the Boerss to-day, following the decline IN
New York yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
aAers posted rates were as follows:

DON 1SIlC EXCHANGE-Bosto SC
! a!iscount' Shicago, 1Oc discount; San Fran
MUM; New Orleans commercial mar banl-
81 premium; Charleston, buying par sell
ins l-loc premium; St Louis 35c pre-
mum DIG soc premium asked; Minnesp-
discount selling par
BANK CLEARINGS yor,r ov
changes s62l. .5S2,529, balances se442i ssS:
.hlcago. exchanges s46.IOS,667. balances
ss,Sg3.5a4; Philadelphia. exchanges s3S-
o. s4.ol6. BALANCES s2,0o5.43s: Baltimore ex-
changes s5.91o.5So. balances s770,4SO
SILVER MARkET.-Commercia bar sill
changed. 90
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid, 7.20; Lis
bon, 100.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-Mexic OK
change on New York is quoted at 2.0IIh
GOVERNMENT REVENUE.-Receipt
from customs Yesterday We're s1.070,1c1.
GUS sS1S.I64. total of s5.5S50S5. against
total expenditures on ordinary account of
81 4s3-992- For the month to date ordinary
receipts have been S23992,7s7 and ordi-
nary expenditures s27.032,34l, the excess
OF expenditures amounting TO sSoSa554
For the fiscal year TO date ordinary re-
Celpts have been $3.50 1880 against
s31S.o54,103 in the same time in 1909 and
orolnary expenditures S77.0S1.375, against
s31S.202, So in 1909, the excess of expendi-
compared with an excess Iast wear of $50
138.I6S Including Panama Canal account
and PUBIC debt the excess OF all expendi-
lures over receipts since July amounts 20
s4b,4ei,4lo, against an excess in the corre-
spending period year ago of s9l 500 222
UB-TREASURY. The Sub-Treasury
Was vas debtor to the Clearing House s1.773,-
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

Londen, Ian. 1s--A large number Of buy
ers including American representative, at
tended the opening Of the hrs- series OF the
wool auction sales to-day. The offerings
amounted 70 s.41S bales. chiefly nerinos
Home aud Continental buyers We're strong
councillors. and Americans took a few lots
OF crossbreds Merinos and Cape of Good
Hone and Natal firm ana unchanged
and crossbreds ranged from 10 10 per cent
higher To-day's sales follow: New South
Wales $500 bales: secured, 1sdIs IOlsd:
greasy 7a4dS Is sd. Queensland . 300
bales; secured. ls ldq2S greasy. TAdnls Id
Victoria 500 bales. greasy. 6isdn Is Iad
SOuth Australia, roo bales: greasy 7d4I isd
Vest Australia. zoo hsies; greasy, gtL ~
is I'd New Zealand. 1.1oo bales: secured
Is 1d@ Is T1sd; greasy. 6isd@1s:isd caps
OF Good Hope and Natal 500 bales; sconrsd
Is Tiad q Is 10+-d, greasy 6isdRIld
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
MERGER AGREEMENT FILED.
y.r ynrk Westchester s Boston Cap
;.sliz.d at $4,000, 900.

sissuy. ssn. lsy-The consolidation agree
=. -,s-rsns the New York. WestcheSter
!, po,,.r Railway Company and the New
~.-,, Pert Chester Railroad Company
- .hs xex York. westchestcr & Boston
,,siirsv Company, capitalized at $500, 900.
= elss today with the Secretary OF
STATE.
N, orcs-s and directors arc: President.
-e,srs,s s. Miller. New York: vicepresi-
en- Thomss D. Rhodes. East Orange, X.
t-sssurer. Augustus s. May. Bridge
ro-, Conn: sscretsry. John O. Parker,
Ven Haven: directors, Leverett S Miller,
,-.,rv. n Miller. J Pierpont Morgan,
Yeris cass Lsdysrd. William Rockefeller,
Sew York cily; Thomas D Rhodes, East
se1is rpnn.; Charles s. SfellsH. James s.
per.agTay. A. Hesten Robertson. New
;IsI--e Johr r WhiJremore. Naugatuck.
,iSr- Tspfn Eilner, Meosup, Conn. and
Rolsr, n, Tan Providence.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
THIRD AVENUE
Railroad Company
REORGANIZATION
Notice to Non-Depositing
BondholdePs

To HOLDERS OF THE FOUR PER
CENT FIRST CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE HUNDRED YEAR
GOLD BONDS OF THE THIRD
AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
ISSUED UNDER ITS MORTGAGE
DATED MAY is, 18oo.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 70 the holders
Of the aforementioned -Four Per Cent. First
Consolidated Mortgage Hundred Year Gold Bonds
OF The Third Avenue Railroad Company issued
under its mortgage dated May is. 1900, that
pursuant 10 a Bondholders' Agreement. dated.
November s. 1907. entered into between certain
holders Of said bonds. parties Of the first
part. and James n. wallae. and others. Com
uaitt-e, parties Of the second part. to which
Bondholders Agreement reference Is made for
all its terms and provisions. Plan aud Agree
ment Of Reorganization. dated December ..
1909. has been duly prepared and adopted and
copy therett duly lodged with the CerrraI
Trust Company Of New York as pepositzry.
Printed copies Of such Bondhoiders' Agreement
and of said Plan and Agreement Of R-orsaniza-
tion may De obtained at the once of said De-
positsry, No. 81 Wall Street New York
Holders Of said Four Per Cent First Con-
solidated Mortgage Hundred Year Geld Bonds
OF The Third Avenue Railroad Csnpsay who
have not yer deposited their bonds under the
aforesaid Bondhoiders Agreement Of November
g. 1907. are hereby notified that they may
without penalty. become parties to the said
Bondholders' Agreement Of November s. 1907.
and entitled 20 avail Of tbs henect of
said Plan and Agreement Of Reorganization By
deposit.ng their bonds with the coupon Of Jsnu-
AIRY l. 1905 aud all subsequent coupons accom-
panyin: the same. with the Central Trust Com
pauy Of New York. a. D-pcsitary aforesaid.
on or befor. February Is. 1910. and such de-
posit shall be deemed equivalent to the ding OF
written assent 10 said Plan and Agreement Of
Reorganization. Bonds deposited will there
after be held by the Depositxry for account Of
IN. Committee subject 20 the terms and pro-
visions Of said BondhoIders' Agreement Of No
vembsr g. 1907. and said Plan and Agreement
OF Recryas:zation, a. fully to all intents and
purposes as II heretofore deposited.
Dated New York, January fs 1910
JAMES n. WALLACE
ADRIAN ISELIN,
EDMUND d. RANDOLPH.
MORTIMER L. SCHIFF.
JAMES TIMPsON.
HARRY BRoNNER,
bendhslders' Com mittea.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

shoulders square strong. SIS Cd I.ARD-Prime
Western tierces. quiet. COS Sd: American re-
finest white and colored firm J0s. TAIIOW-
Prime city steady. Sss Sd. rLRPENTINslE-,-
Spirits. as ROSIN-CornTnon arm. los ts5G.
OIIS-Strour 35s I'D.
London. Jan ts--SCGSR-FAw. centrifugal.
1Ss 9d nluscovadc. f3s; beet. January. f3s
LNSEED-CaIcutta, April-June. 54s Sd. LIN
SEED OIL. as Cd SPERM OIL. rs. PETRO-
LEUM-American refined. esd. spirits. 3D.
TURPENTINE-Spirtts Ais I'd. ROSIN-Ame--
lean strained. los Cd: 6ne. los Cd
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

spot quiet and - points lower at i3;s5c
for mddling upland and 410c for middling
Cult Sales 900 bales. Southern spot mar
kets Savannah unchanged at 144sc; sales 0
bales: Norfolk steady. 1c lower at 14c; sales,
III; Augusta quiet. q lower at 14L sales
200: Galveston unchanged at 15c; sales 929;
New Orleans unchanged at 15c: sales. 1877:
Memphis unchanged at 15Ac; sales. 100;
Houston weak. unchanged at 141Ec; sales 407.
Liverpool cables: Spot dull: sales. 5000 bales;
imports. r. 600: American. 1000 niddline
upland. I.61d. Futures opened steady at 10
a II points decline. closed steady. 1871 a 19is
points lower January and January-February.
T.36d February- March 7.37 I'D; March "A ApriI.
7.39d: April Ma T.4Id; May-June and June
July, 7.4214d; July-August, TAI I'D: August
September, 7.19d September October, 6.T9izd:
October November. $50 I'D: November -Decem-
Der 6Aed: Dcceuber-January. $50 sd.
COFFEE-Quet; sales. $3.50 bags. Prices
steady closing unchanged from the previous
close. Havre closed unchanged and Hamburg.
after showing decline Of 4d y pig, recovered
part Of the loss and closed at net decline of
Z pfs Spot quiet but steady SIC for Rio
No :. Local contract prices: