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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14

--,PErlsN TRADING.-Foreign houses
: less than a.oas shares n the local
- market. mostly purchases
,n7DESDs DECLARED. = Dividends
baen declared as fellows: The United
- company regular quarterly per
Tire cuba Railroad regular quarterly
: -s- cent on the preferred, payable tenro-
- The Pitsburg Plate Glass COMPANY IAN,
e. Quarterly Ia Der cent payaDle jan
Te5--@S The Sloss-Shefiield steel a iron
.-,---rs-1v regular quarterly - n ~ ~,
-55.,efe-res payable January .. tuS - ~
e---5F Tf-orice Company Tes.-4eA 80 -
iloL-t -,sr-f on The preferred. paXstbt iJe-
-.-har q The Chicago q AitoA- tNtli4 90
ceL--.lo- serni-anuuaI per cent on the pTiOL
T-I-r Yale ana ToWne Manu4aCt..a II :
- ss--1a-1v quarterly II Per cent aho q
,.isI dividend Of per s'elLt, 1ot-- -Tt-S,-4
go Ts--1,s-v 3 The knfckereocheI A Lol+'
Soe - --sc-1Js- quarterly Per CENT
teIll - T,s,s-ni9,sr s. The Virginia. arc
- S5-Es,.lical Company regular g5si y -,
- cent on the preleritA' 20 ,,' 80,
a. ,,,- rez-sIar quarterly IL Per Se4il'
r,az.zale December D. - = -
--.--.-s-r Polls & ST. LoUIS--It Is IN
,sz~sr9od rlsat tae ALnnedtcl1 t ., 1,s,,-1,a7-v
1sst--9f company Will pay OIL CT 7 - -,,t
-e-S & az Do Of its s5ee,ne3 p -
--,-ss ana has made LsaNoLay.S -. ,,I.,iar-
--.-r- 1y~0l7f neuL BANKERS 70 - =. -
6l--S - -ss-,Sfo7, of the remaining s4.oVJ-
--I-s t-le $500 - ears This proba bly, &C
Hs ho-S =. - ~ Strength 81 the notes WhlcH
a-s par bio and N nc ft- ---'----7
.-.,srsrgisv sold I'd 70 60
u-T1-T NATIONAL Ban r. i - - .
- che FIRST National BaltA ha z .
Jared the regular qJlerNe5atlS - ff : T3er
49, cent and 81 extra - nf 81
-. -1a5y5ug q toIdl Ter Ult 81 -. - ~
- I9.-E -,sxaSle January o. Al zig u
-,---s meeting Yesterday 10 : iitS~7 - &c
---,ol47+ed 10 Thomas ~ A-s . ,-7.Tl7l'er
.=.---e ~ z-f~tz-- preside err I'd - tlit -
-. am Of J P Morgan x -
-zr.rr.1 lot ADlNli.--'Itle PROSE l'sl- 49, -
.-e- II II 3 Hutton & Co. .lli5 49,, -
- yor1r Stock Exchange anu -
---- III Trade W. = BROAD oss-I---,.-,i,,,y
-erk has 5usI publs-ieo a. - s+o~t-s and
,1-,-Is- - small let Jra-lnS lA $500 -.+ -
r. IS .,r-u-ran@TsITe ana m -
~ ,-7z-7,- ro7-rs rarely coNefeu =
= - l-----5sr literature q Tie DAY
--N~1APD GAS DIYIDE..N ID 1.--LLS ID, ~
- - - Standard 15aS ~o-hta--S 10
as-fe-a7 g dividend OF ia ei-,~e 7gi-S
------- stock the rrst oINl1s-Lu 80 7-.,--r
rei-----t. - - MS maid. They also tiS1N Z
- - regular seI2ll-aIll,.-t4- VI -
60 81 sfarr,s5 q me $3.50. ~ coitliioil
- II tlrs company tt2e 1e1iSctfe'e'7- --~
'a.-.---s,7v owns the larger part
cotton EXCHANGE sfc2L, 49,
- ,-o%---- F.--change seat q solomon = y
-- 80 -, sod a public 6ucuOn icr
.-. ---Ls-f- COMPARES with the last pre-
49, -sie n rS4eo Tie purchaser Na7
n Clrdsu.
---3rp ~POPTS-Exports OF copper
a. November we're %rsz=L TONS CuL-A'SI -
.-- "a - tons IN the same norl- iaS'
,rC~rv TOR NEW CRIsIzANS--,llhe
~ --e--,-,- transferred SS5099 10 New
orleans Yesterday Tor the account Oh l''7i
a~lgE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
BOSTON, WOOL MARkET.

boston Dee I5.-Thc wool market Il pass
tnr through the usrzaI December C1iness but
Toe condition IS ul.~ ne marked than = usually
rHe cas- safes few and far G"J7 cen,
tut values held fra. The Drinipai demand
comes from the French v0-sted spIrnersr and
SOM. territory woods especially Idaho and
s-ar.e--a. have been disposed o. The call
.or r..--ce woods is small. 5ut some dealers
Claimed - have solo q fair amount within
r-v days. E'ine secured pulled woo- -
r-ass..all. active. ara puLlers are looking for
ff-. prices Foreign product IS STEADY
Leading domestic quotations. ohio and Penn
s--fvz-i- Eeeres- Delaius washed, - n it=e. w
. ,r -. me Euuerchant8bi lie. - q &c one
Stood ers-rElg - ~ soc rHr-e-=-a nj s..
-, RI SOC. ur=-laarter blood, - q sc d-laiAe
7l--rsst.-5 - Z as -lne ANY asned. p p Zfc-
u ..H-rsa "- -sconsiu ana -sT York g1ne IN
--s-lsel 20 -Ic- 1e-olu- 20 &C. c1c-l1alr
.5r.sg = u -a. -I4ree-s5-l r-s, IS n &c ken
-u-1-- INDIANA and Missouri. Tl--ee-elGtlJt5
Stood - soc uLe-cllEtars - n 2-=- Secured
Bass Le1az-Fiue twelve months . ~ ec
l-- SIX - ssshL months. - fs-se- l.Ee Iaii,
= u roc California -o-thern. 81 1iIc- mid
E.- lsl1--- ~ 49, l2l. Southern. 4Gsl 4Sc tnii
r-.e 3" 4Ic Oregon Eastern. 30 staple.
f- --.. Eastern. oigtE-l--. 80 Gle FalteT ; o
- ~ T-r Territory FiHa staple 81 q t.'cs
<s-e v7ssE.r-s 7ss sec. r0@ clothing = y @'c
-, rr...s.-n - q s,ie. oue-haIf blood combi-s-
rs q CO.. -Ere.-@ EHths blood. % r Doc one
orla~fer blood 81 r sc. Fulied EN'ras Go
1I- A. - 500. = supers. =. r ''.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14

test, at q. SOC and molasses sugar. 50 test. 3Zoc
Cost and freight sugars were unsettled Late
yesterday but not reported until today, there
sale OF about 600 bags Cubas. December
shipment at 2lac. First half January shipment
quoted 2l5c and all January at 2asc. First hait
February stood at 2{sc, and all February at Z &c
In Cuba there are four centr3s grinding against
two last week twenty-five last year and twelve
two wears ago. In London beet suga- vas
steaay but quiet ana GflcashSed' bece'i'ei 'A'-
HiDES-Common dry stocks well cleaned up
by liberal sales, and there is still good de-
mand Available stocks light, it is said. goods
held by strong people and full prices are
named the selling basis. with here and there
holder who asks higher prices.
LEATIEksR-Moierate business but with
2rst hand stocks light, the market shows UP
steady.
DisUGs-Quiet but steady. Essential oils
firm Roots steady on moderate jebbing de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14

Pr NJ-TS. Virginia hand picked JUMBO, 10,
i !. 61sc: fancy &C. ezra extra "a 5n e. "a
Sna11isb sbelied No / 81. a &c; No = 90 sc:
PFCANs. Jumbo. Ii. 12ci large polished lie;
medium, Ice - .
steady. Lower grades drag. clover sxtr S,SII
sd scarce and higher. BucFWh ear comp au-4-
14Q15c. No >, 1Sc; clover. extracted, 50 sc;
buckwheat, comb, 14I 15c; extracted e ~ ~
REFSNAy-A nominal quotation Of - q soc
To above covers the prices al which dealers
are willing 70 take hold OF average me 90
nestle
MAPLE SUGAR-yery firm q the higher
figures quoted. SUGAR, TO- "a q AJSf SIM ,
gallon. Csc q Il.
FURS AND skINS-There have been no
f,-rthsr Changes in the fur market Muskr4t ana
skunk continue considerably below last year >
-r1iir, dsy1,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
EXPORTS,
CASH QUOTATIONS.
cEMERAI MARkET REPORT.

New York. DECD mher Is, 1910.
MISUNDERSTANDING and price move
rnentS extremely narrow. Gables were some
what lower than expected, an reports from
abroad were rather bearish- The continued
lack OF precipitation in the American south
west helped the market. and AZ the close
prices were steady At : C decline TO &c ad-
vance Cash demand extremely small, and
export bids cut Of line both for American and
Manitoba wheat. Stocks II pIhLIc and pr
vate stores in Chicago were $500 poN bushels
u decrease for the week Of 222.cfS bushels
white contract stocks were = +. 0O9. q. decrease.
OF 10000 Bradstreet's visible showed . decrease
east Of the Rockies Of 253, 600. c0rnpared with
a decrease last year of 2,6I9,00o while the.
worlds visible was 2.IJG0o0 bushels less
compared with z decrease last year OF 6,9Io.
GOO No . red, 81 &c, elevator, and 81 &c
afoat. M / Northern Duluth 81 Il . aI1oat
CoRN-0uiet and easier closing st a mel
loss Of = a = G BraEdstreeCs visible showed
IN increase for the week OF 1O.Uoc ouSnets-
against sn increase last year OF 1.z9-,Doo
Fyrorrars were in the market. and sales or
u loads were reported here. No new, o"c
nominal. elevator. domestic basis, 10 arrive
and 5S44 G o b afoat- OATS-Qutet- brad
streets visible supply showed a decrease Tor
The week OF .T96. coo bushels. compared with
a decrease last week Of 2,607. 00G- Cash oats
easr. standard white, 3Sl4c; No :, 3sS.c: No
3 3Tatc: No 1. 3754c RYE-Quiet: Nc :
Western. s3lzc Tew York EARLE y
Firm. mailing. 9oGI 95c, 9 Buffalo BUCK
EAT-C2uiets American 81 &c ! lev
YORK; Canadian. 58c bid. New Aork f0-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
EnREIGN Markets

Liverpool. Dee. G--N HEAT-SpOt steady I.
No red western winter. - sd. futures
quiet, December. - as "a; March. 81 Il Nd
AINy. Is II = a. CtiEN-Spot quiet. American
mixed IS 3 q futures dull January. ~ ). = :
February. Is g d. PENS--Canatiian. = Cd
FLOI R-Winter patents IS "a. HOPS iss
London tPacihC Coasti. IS I5s.3 II los SEEF
Extra TndIa mess. 1G5s- POEE-Frtula mess
Western. ITS I'd HAMS--Short cut Ole
BACCN-J'umher{aud cu-. as Cd short RIB.
Cos Oh - clear bellies. 61s sd. long clear mid
dies. Hgnt. G%s sd heavy, KS: short clear
backs 6is SHOJ LDEES-SqIare- 5tS 90
IsARp-t'rtme Western. tierces. as to AinHrt-
can refined. pals. SIS Sd CHEESE--CaGa-
dian nnesE white. now, 56s 81, coiored, SIS
TT-EP1cNTINE - spirits. SIS sd HCSIN 49,
Common. ISs PETROL EJrAI-Esefusd. S. a.
I.INSEEsB OIL as COFTCNSEED OIL -
HUH redued. spot. 29s iad. TALLOW-Auz-
tralian IN LondCa SIS 4ied.
London. Dee. 1S.-SUGAR-Raw. censrf
ueai. les muscovaoo So. beet, December. 9s
al LINSEED-CaicuJta- April-IuDs. SOS ST
IINSEEp OH. SOS sd. SPERM OIL, kS4
PETROLEUM American refined. Sad.
spirits. 6&s 81. CRFENTlNE-Spirits. SIS 81
ROSIN-American strained, las T'sd; tns. 1gs
led
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
SER

pRoyTsI0N~-Wi-h a Iairly active trade
-7r7c1s were easier early advanced sharply on
tf,,-ir- by recent sellers, bur late ia the dag
49, r little from the C10 on reports mat the
-,71, market was % 70 Sc points lower fHitf--
Firm. mess so 500 sol family. s22nS5+ snort
dear ssllSZ2. BE2EF-Steaey. mes SlaE1
~ 81. fafailv- s->asls 80. packet. sl5m$l5 So
,-,-rr-l f7l.is mess. s2g4S3J- BEEF IA MS-Duil
c54 <18Ss- DRESSED HOG--sgeaGy. baccns
lie. IsG n lie: i6e II. HE lao n. HE
- rs orr AIEATS-PickIed bellies dun
10 =. 15s4c. Z II, lac II 10 Is -. picked
hans ss5.zr l9ssc TALLOW-6t-soy- CITY.
10 country. Ti.GTs.c- LARD lea1s Middle
America. II SOC. Continent. luA9ci Brazil kegs
u SOC compound trzt. 80 -I.e- SLLAH[INE--
Sgt-sds-- oI=o Gee city lard II &C
NFrTAES-CCPPE F--sS STANDARD weak: spot
Ts6cerr6e ana January = 255 2 Soc. February,
- pa ~ 40. March, = $50 200 London hTIEl
ST. 20 l8s -. futures 10 los Lake l20
n 90 eI-c.-alvtic, I2-750 BE; casting. ie,501
Il =, Tines. suot AMI December. IS 400
r. f.,~ Taruir,- s. 25a3s 50c, February. IS 3olI
y -t-. sI4rcH. IS 2vT3s.+oc London easy; sput
s5.5 r,g+rTr-- aI-J Is g. I.EAD-luiet. 445I
-5- New york 4oe@z "a - East 81 Loui=
I.r.Joo .fs IS 90 S4'ELI EFt--Es esk. . 5J1
; - New York 5.e0a5 To- East st LOUIS.
-r.{..- ,,,ot E23 Ire Cd IR0N-Cieyeland wsT-
mis- 49, T}sd ln Lcndou Locally nominal; Nc
-[s,-.i,-. Wort herr no Southern and y 10 I
s,-I-5e-a ~ El5 25aSl6 q: No foundry
=. ,,,- -,.r-r SI4 1s1SJI -.
T-,,TeVGN% EED GFEs-Ereadier, and prices st
~. ,ioE4 vy-re unchanged 10 7 points net higher
T..--sfI contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened at sas per cent; highest. 81. per
cent: lowest. sl5 per cent; closing q. per
cent; ruling rate, 81 per cent. Time money
was quiet. Rates: 4at4t4 per cent for thirty
and sixty days, per cent for ninety days
and four months and i94l4 per cent for
five and six months. Mercantile paper was
in moderate demand here and elsewhere.
Rates: 5gI515 per cent for sixty to ninety
days Endorsed bills receivable and choice
four to six months single names and 5std6
per cent for Others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Th foreign ex-
change market opened steady, with demand
sterling around : $1,000 S514, but almost i'm
mediately turned weak, with sales or de-
mand bills being made at as low as sos
Gables were quoted Al 4 S555114 $3.50. demand
sterling at 4-S56+S5i0 and sixty-day bills at
4-S21T4 s2l4 Short francs Were around 5.l55s
less 1-S2 and short IeichSmarks 81 1915
less 1-32 The decline was thought by some
10 foreshadow gold imports. The market
closed steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
Bankers posted rares follow.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Boston par
and g premium bid: Chicago, par: San
Francisco, Ic telegraph, &c premium; New
Orleans, commercial 81 discount, bank 81
premium: st. Louis, 15c discount bid par
asked: Savannah, buying 3-16c discount,
selling par
BANK CI.EARINGS- - New York, ex-
changes SS4S, 962 sos, balances ST. T62 $780, Bal
rIu1ore. exchanges S6.5-9, 499. balances $3.50
aJlces $Z5'S,69l; Boston. exchanges S2S-2il, -
Ia, balances $3.50, SOS: Chicago, exchanges
S+S,31o,663 balances $2,o58s46
SILVER MARKET.-Commerc bar ST.
YER 54SsC: Mexican silver dollars. 46c; bar
silver closed in Lordon at 251sd, unchanged.
GOLD PREAIIUAL-In Madrid, 7.20c; Lis
bon, Soc
MEXICAN EECHANGE.-AIexi ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2411z
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS - Receipts
from customs yesterday were s.. $3.50. lib; in
ternaI revenue. including corporation tax
Sl.lss.1S2. and miscellaneous, Sl34537, a total
OF S5,2bS,S lS, against total expenditures on
ordinary account OF S2172.05+ For the
month 70 date ordinary receipts have been
SzL-45.594 and ordinary expenditures S18,
So. the excess Of receipts amounting TO
=. ~, =23- For the fiscal year 70 date Crdi-
nary receipts have been S304, 49, l9J, against
$50, lo2,l9o in the same period Of 1903, and
ordinary expenditures $3I1137, 80. against
s3l6 1926 IN 1893. the excess OF expendi-
pared with excess OF expenditures last
gear Of So. sS1- e53. Including Panama canal
account and public debt, the excess OF all
expenditures over receipts since July
amounted TO SlS,3ll,eI5. against an excess in
the corresponding period a year ago Of $44,-
So .eSS
SCB-TREASCRy - The Sub-Treasury
was debtor TO the Clearing House $50. 7SG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14

Ii average So IS per 100 II stats yearl1Es.
80 10. So =. 49,
yearIIugs ~ IL So; IS sheep, go II, - ooi %
I0t; no. So - 10 10. s. So S 81 % - op
20 pennsylvania. rs 10. 50; so. $ d s. 10
:, IO4 u, 81 "a -z,
sanders: SIS sta1s lambs 81 70. So So
SO as ID ST. 40: . yearlings. So 10 So IS saeeT'
rs 10. SIS g. T.
Tobin 4 Shannon: H. state lambs g p.
s. so. > state sheep. III ID. 81 So T. 4ls oS
s.. g. 1a1 ID. So so: g. IS II. Sc
HOG>-T,eceipts. Il cars. or $50 nese. n n
Guiding about half for the nzSrAst-
Staafiv feeling and good heavy TO shr weight
hogs quoted At SIS @ s. - per 1e0 -: pigs IS 20
q IS So. Country dressed hogs AZ , q II %
per To-
Sales Ciate yesr-rdatl-S- Judd 4 Co:
SIC hos IG. - aEsraEe. IS g ger -9o %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14

- -.s STGg ES-Steady for spirits tui-
-. l--.-,. i.ru ~ savannah. R1sln =readg
To arm ana une1'iit'' I. mr.. ,'''1 iii
R1gy.-F'1rnl. ,giJh "a good IobulnF demand
.!erffi,. Coast markets fairly active and
-- -s sfgIt- Dan TaimauEe. SONS Company,
80 l1r!,.tsis ief-srarf1 l@1uisianu crop snole-
-'---- ...,+.. us follows Receipts, rough $40.
10, 800. AGAINST S54 as last year. sales
i4-4 ,yer, $50 500 pockets compared with
AFFIRM with Arhu-kia Bros quoting
-.'.-.i l.I.srulat-d at = go net. less per cent
ata-'' ,.rf..- ref..4eGs named 4-6ue their sell
49,, --s.s1 Same terms Raw here WJs q poin :
- IN = sale "f 3'ae bags suliuau eentril
~ s about December -. at 3 cents basis
~ 49,, - and that IS quoted. win m'Jscovado ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
CHICAGO GRAIn AND PROVISIONS

C-ric1sg Dec - -Statemer.a that the out
Fool. fgr winter wheat S1uth"esf had tseehtii"
ran g.U-e- .r rE.aF+-- years formed sustaining
influence 10. Say -eE prices here Texas s-rt. t'
SOFA. rain. fr-v -#f-g weather and no Snow cover
Jazz were reported "a Kansas ana Dil.ahoI'-i.
.'oE-Farsl rHl.H Iaz. night Tie uiar-"l ci'i7f-A
--...r Hf-re~ -- 81 shade lower. i- corn t-if-''
e.-s a. aeI --rIFa- ~ 3 a'-cs cats flaasi-ea u.
changes. 80 - sac us and provisions ~ an Al
vance oE 2tzr-.. fs 1gt.e Eauga u- prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14
RAILROAD EARNINGS

.NN AEoR-
sss=ss5 s s s55
-7-cP.Do SOUTHERN LINES
- -s IN Dec Ss2. csc S3oS rs 81, So -, =
---- --Ce-. 7.ss5+ as 3. oz@.A'-' O.7-' -'-
GRAND TRUNK
re. 1ss - as % q. o55I5;.5 1s4sl56e
IONA CENTRAL
n.s Ts5 So S.i S.- - $50
-~--vrN-, TONI, * GREAT NORTdEh.&-
= De- s 20. 2e, $50. Geo oco s75s 6e2
-oTTSEILElE & NASHVILLE
De- 23s 80 3 9555 20 90 Il. as
MINNEAPOLIS < ST LOUIS.
= X = D. ass s52s 2sa5 5;5S 1ss555.S5i
MISSOURI PACIFIC
1ze De- So 80 @se So 2; -.s' - - -. SIS rs
ST. LOUIS SOUTHW ESTER
- NJ De- T. pc 70 5.59i-a4 t.7so,7e5
.+sz-.e-A r-I-ECTETC RAILEyAT-
" ra De- II SIS 80 1 sia rs 1z.5s. ds2
,-rlr ORLEANS. MOBILE d CHICAGO.
20 u R.- =.ss sf 81 So sl So
KINGS COUNTY ELECTRIC -l.'l-- * ~ '' L.
..---= ----fr.ss S4u3 sSz S54tsl1 ast'..-
-----se- 1Ts1SI 1851 -'777
81 ~ 1si47s $50
77--- 9a.46i L054b
- E.= enc 1sf-1- e-t-.--SS--E sos az Se5o59
-H--.-H S-'ar"ts
-->--- Sc eos ,.0
s-.-- earnings. S3.sat5.+5I5 S.s-.5..T.2 go 80
--..-.-- Ls-l.5Qs l.Coe't-
-.- -z-ur-s. x oss .sc- s179s L6H 800 -
r.-r --- E--- :. Iis=.'is- Ssto-A
go - s--eIas SI3s I9-
Ses"-a-~'
Ae< ARBoF-
~, S--e- SIS -
g. Ss-a-s .e.i 81 Isl
COLORADO / SOUTHERN
- --S7- - -. 6-57a, 'szs
re--EEgCEA o-TC Or AIENICo- ,o,
49, ~ 7- [--. $50 H94 49, go -
--.- --NeE r. . -. zsE t.57e.712 -r2'9.''7
T-EFILIE 81 NASHN LIE. - 80
N-e. -zfts-5sts sl-----,'tt s-.1-- 30
-r s---r o. -. s@-8-G - zt-s-al= -fs %''-e4'
NATIONAL oF7 MEXICO .-,-
Nix N--- 81 .5-4- 80 S}i.-sl. s-..f+.-A- -
--N.r 80. .1--6l.g-4 -5,at'.oHt i7.'L-r,'
nfa GEAEDE SOUTHERN
So 20. 577.ss7 2ls.9s5 @7o.s3s
HAVANA EI-ECT-E2I--
r--- FG- S4I-55H is-a51
--- --.a. $50 4es 1.s6e.,.U@ 5s,3&5
-=u- ORLEANS GREAT NORTHERN
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sCld stock. New stock.
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

r-g,--isned bz Williams. Mcconnell & Coleman
" In Wall sIseet)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-12-14

Perfectly new. opposite Ezbe-
kieh Gardens e Opera House
Each room has balcony &
fireplace. Grand vcrandah.-
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H2air0-
SAVOY.

Mos, iuxursant in the Orient.
Full south. Centre of fash
ionabie Cairo. Rooms have
toilette and private baths.
Patronised by Royalty
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r-- s=7si-I Esss aSa Inc s. SIS
esr--- -aG--a -. 8aa l-c. - ~.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-31

dent of the Arkansas State Branch
 The president appointed the com mittees on resolutions and creden- tials. Following were addresses by many of the prominent members and others of the Postoffice service.
 During the afternoon session Ernest o. Harrison, of Pine Bluff, third vice president of the National Association read an interesting paper, prepared by National President Frank T. Rog- CTS, who was unable to attend. He also read a paper on ''Fraternal In- surance."
 The Parcel Post Bill and the, Pos tai Savings Bank measure were en- dorsed.
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the company in long distance wires between Pine Bluff, Little Rock, Hot Springs, Fort Smith and various oth- CT smaller towns in this state, in fact cities in all parts of the United States The blotter is a big ad for several Arkansas cities, including Pine Bluff, for they are featured in big letters.
 The officers of Little Rock Aerie No. 60 are going to Pine Bluff on Thursday night, June ?, to put on the new ritual work, and all members are invited to be the guests of Pine Bluff Aerie Mo- 209. All members of Lit tie Rock Aerie No. 60 are requested to attend our meeting Wednesday, June 1, to make arrangements to go to Pine Bluff. You will miss good time if you do not go.-Little Rock Democrat.
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MANY LAWYERS
 COMING TONIGHT
About 50 Little Rock Attorneys Leave That City This Evening for Pine That City This Eveneing for Pine
 Bluff.

About 50 Little Rock attorneys will leave there tonight for Pine Bluff to attend the annual convention of the State Bar Association, which con- venes here Wednesday morning. The association has 100 members in Lit tie Rock, and according to Roscoe R. Lynn, state secretary, about half of them signified their intention of at- tending.
 The attendance at the Pine Bluff meeting will number at least 15O. Mir. Lynn stated yesterday and indications are that it will be the best attended and perhaps the most important meet ing of the association in several years.
 The convention will be in session
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P0ST0FFICE CLERKS
 AT HOT SPRINGS
Ernest 0. Harrison, of Pine Bluff, on the Pr0gram-EndOrse Proposed
 Legislation.

Special to the Graphic)
 Hot Springs, May 30.-The second annual convention of the Arkansas State Branch, United National Asso- citation of Postoffice Clerks, convened here this morning at 10 o'clock in the civil service rooms of the Federal building.
 The convention was called to order by B. A. Reeves. president of Hot Springs Association. Invocation by Rev. Forney Hutchinson, pastor of the First Methodist church in this city. Address of welcome by F. E. Johnson, postmaster in this city. with response by w. R. Smith, of Little Rock, presi-
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70. g. McNew Real Estate, Rents tkd Loans, 106 Pine street. 1O-9-tf. Do not build, repair, move your -5use or put up with leaking build- s until you get our estimate. The Byce Construction Go. D. w. Boyce, gr., 1os Pine st.
 All kinds of Furniture repair exsrk done in first class shape by E1cdstrom Fur. Co. 4-7-tf. Bargain Sale Prices CONTINUE at a2EPHEO and MOON this week. Two e1sews for the price of one.
 -Dr. Grandy and O'Daniel use ,nn1mnoform viitalized air for painless extracting. 211 1-2 Main. 4-19-tf
 Special Monday Oak Rockers at 6Oc U the dollar at Reap & Crawford Furniture Co.
 --WANTED-All the fine dressers tn send us their clothes to dry clean 1nMd press American-Excelsior Ldy. Co.
 "A fine baby boy arrived at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Brew =ster yesterday.
 We give you the best process of +aAeAning and pressing in the city. kenerican-Excelsior Ldy. Co.
 A complete line of high grade x.eel ranges from $26.O0 up to $60.00. Hnmmer terms 5000 down and 5000 ueonthly at Cleveland Matthews Hard v7are Go.
 Bargain Sale Prices CONTINUE ut AunPHEO and MOON this week. Two shows for the price of one.
 -"Frezo'' Ice Cream Freezers, Nuart for $1.50 freezes in 6 minutes. Sold by Observation-Disclosures Hard &are Go.
 Buy ''Herrick Refrigerator" which will keep ice as well as pro- visions, is perfect in circulation and <Sdorless from $14.00 up at Cleveland Matthews Hardware Go.
 FOR RENT-Residence No. 709 line street. Six rooms, water, tISntS, screens, etc. MrS. M. A. Ecull. 5-20-6t
 See our window for Aluminium Naturalization Furn. Go.
 Special Monday, $3.7S Rockers for 42.10. A $5.oO Rocker for $3.S5.- Reap X Crawford Furniture Go.
 w. J. Lawrence, trainmaster on the Pine Bluff district of the Iron Noun dain railroad, who was cnlled to Wat sx1own, N. Y., by telegram announc- ang the illness of his mother, lost in hfs race against death and arrived at g1is mothers home after she expired
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Colonel J. c. Cross, of Pendleton, is in the city on business.
 Misses Fora and Matte Harrison, of Rison, are in the city visiting their cousins, Misses Elleine and Gladys Harrison, and to attend the commence ment exercises this evening, when Miss Elleine Harrison graduates.
 W. T. Vernon, the negro register of the United States Treasury, will arrive in the city this morning at 10:30 o'clock He will deliver the commencement address at the exer- cises of the Branch Normal College this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Elks Theater
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two days, Wednesday and Thursday. The election of officers and the busi- ness session will be held on Thursday.