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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30
R|NGL|NGS' CIRCUS
WILL ARRIVE At
EARLY HOUR
First Train Will Arrive at 4
o'Clock-Big Doings From
That Time On.

For the benefit Of those who have
not yet learned Of the location select
ed for Ringing Bros circus, which
shows in Grand Forks on Friday it
will be we'll to state that the great
tents will be pitched in Holes ad-
dition to the city. located in the south
part of town In the vicinity of the
detention hospital. The circus grounds
are bounded on one side by Fourth
avenue and on another by Victoria
street. The best manner in which to
reach the grounds is to take the south
end street car to Fourth avenue, after
which 1t will be necessary to walk
about four blocks west.
According to arrangements the biz
parade will start from the show
grounds about 10 o'clock, and will fol-
low the usual route through the bust
ness district Of the city.
Draws Well at Fargo.
A report from Fargo is to the ef-
feet that the show has attracted q
large crowd Of people to that city.
Many from the surrounding country
arrived there last evening and were
waiting 1t the station at an early hour
to see the big show pull in and un-
load. which 10 always one Of the most
interesting features Of the day.
Will Arrive Early.
At the Great Northern Offices this
morning It was stated that the first
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train was scheduled to arrive in
Grand Forks Friday morning about 4
o'clock, and the others will follow at
short intervals. However It IL safe
to say that those who desire to see
the circus making preliminary ar
rangements to exhibit here will have
ample opportunity to take it all in
even though they do not put in their
appearance until daylight, for even
though the circus arrives here at an
early hour. the chances are that the
work OF unloading will not commence
before daylight. Another feature in
cluded in the free list, and one which
always attracts great many, Is the
preparation for breakfast, and there
will probably be many on the grounds
at an early hour so that the interest,"
ing sight Of seeing the chef and his
assistants prepare breakfast for hun
dreds of hungry stomachs may not be
missed. The novelty of seeing food
prepared in such great quantities
comes only with the circus.
To Wahpeton Next.
Immediately after the evening per-
Torrance In this city the great amount
of paraphernalia will egain be carted
to the railroad and placed upon the
company's train, and will soon after
ward be on the way to Wahpeton,
where the next performance will be
given on Saturday. From Wahpeton
the circus makes a Jump to Aberdeen,
s. D., and will also show at Water
town and Sioux Falls, 8. D., within
the next week. =
Should Take Precaution.
Too much stress cannot be laid upon
the necessity Of taking advantage Of
every precautionary measure against
the long fingered, soft padded gentry
that 10 always in evidence when there
is something doing to attract the at
tention Of the unsuspecting house.
keeper. In spite Of the fact that the
Ringing circus IL comparatively. tree
from this annoyance, and thai the
special detectives employed by the
show people have met with great sue
cess in driving these undesirables in
another direction. nevertheless there
are any number Of smooth crooks who
travel in advance Of the show and the
places to which easy access is apt
to be gained are spotted" several
days In advance. When the house Is
left alone the doors and windows and
every other means Of entrance should
be securely barred.
Special police will probably be in
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IS. Fadden 50, Mann 7e. Massingham
Is. Purcell SIS, Stutsman 60.
Supreme Court. Anderson IS.
Burke 60, carmody 101. Cooley 175.
Ellsworth 50. Fisk 40. Goss so, Knee
shaw 81, Rourke 46. Serumgard 3s.
County Treasurer. Barker 9. Shaw
119.
Sheriff. Johnson IS. McLaren IS.
Clerk OF Court. Elton 81, Spauld-
ing so.
Second Ward.
Senator-Long term. Hannafin 1.
McCumber 10. Marshall 81. Midtbo 8.
Senator-Short term. Engerud 80.
Gronna 81.
Congress. Blaisdell 20, Hanna Il.
Helgesen 81. johnson s. Lauder q.
Mockler 4. Skulason Is.
Governor. Aaker Is. Buchanan 40,
johnson 80. Stimmel 4. Wilson s.
Lieutenant Governor. Burdick a,
Sharpe %.
Secretary Of State. Henry ~.
House IS, Norton 81. Vosberg 10.
Auditor. Brightbill SO, Flittie IS.
Treasurer. Bickford IS, Olson So.
Superintendent. Taylor So, Woods
73.
Attorney General, Adamson 30,
Miller SO.
Insurance Commissioner. Stone %.
Taylor &C.
Commissioner Of Agriculture. Gil
breath Sc. Macdonald 4s.
r. r. Commissioners. Anderson Ga,
Fadden So. Mann 60. Massingham Is.
Purcell 81. Stutsman ~.
Supreme Court. Anderson 80.
Burke ~. carnody 50. Cooley 90.
Ellsworth 43. Fisk $50. Goss As. Knee
shaw 81. Rourke 80. Serumgard So.
County Treasurer. Barker 10, Shaw
100.
Sheriff. Johnson AZ, McLaren 60.
Clerk of Court. Elton Al. Spauld-
ing &c.
Third Ward.
Senator-Long term. Hannah 9,
McCumber q. Marshall "a.
Senator-Short term. Engerud 90,
Gronna 80.
Congress. Blai.dell 3, Hanna 80,
Helgesen 10. johnson 8. Lauder 9,
8. Skulason 81.
Governor. Aaker Z. Buchanan 10,
Johnson "a. Stimmel 2, Wilson 8.
Lieutenant Governor. BurGlick "a.
Sharpe 20.
Secretary Of State. Henry 20,
House 9, Norton 10. vosberg s.
Auditor. Brightbill &c. Flittie q.
Treasurer. Bickford 20, Olson %.
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Fadden sss, Mann 3d. Massfngham 10
Purcell 81, stutshian 6s.
!, Supreme Court Anderson 40
Burke "a, Carmody 104, Cooley 1856
Ellsworth Sc, Fisk 1876, Goss Is. Knee.
shaw 1875. Rourke 81, Serumgard 65
County Treasurer. Barker SO, Shaw
122.
Sheriff. johnson "a, McLaren o.
Clerk Of Court Elton 4s, Spauld.
ing 1913.
Sixth Ward.
Senator-Long term. Hannafin S
McCumber AZ, Marshall 70, Midtbo 4
Senator-Short term. Engerud 4S
Gronna 50.
Congress Blaisdell 16, Hanna So
Helgesen 80, johnson %, Lauder II
Mockler 9. Skulason LOG.
Governor. Aaker Is, Buchanan 43
Johnson 4s, Stimmel s, Wilson ~
Lieutenant Governor. Burdick 81
Sharpe 80.
Secretary Of State. Henry SO
House 10. Norton 81, vosberg Is.
Auditor. Brightbill IS, Flittie A.
Treasurer. Bickford SO, Olson 60
Superintendent. Taylor. SO, Woods
e.
Attorney General. Adamson 80,
Miller "a.
Insurance Commissioner. Stone A.
Taylor 50.
Commissioner of Agriculture. Gil.
breath 6s, Macdonald So.
R. r. Commissioners. Anderson 81
Fadden 20, Mann 65, Massingham 10
Purcell n, Stutsn1an SO.
Supreme Court. Anderson sd.
Burke 113. Carmody -140, Cooley 81
Ellsworth III, Fisk 20, Goss 12l
Kneeshaw IS. Rourke SO.
County Treasurer. Barker SO. Shaw
80. w. Qua "
Sheriff. Johnson u, McLaren IS.
Clerk of Court. Elton 80, spauld.
ing 105.
Seventh Ward.
Senator-Long term. Hannann I
McCumber IS, Marshall 81, Midtbo 10
senator-Short term. Engerud az
Gronna Sc.
Congress. Blaisdell 1s, Hanna Al
Helgesen IS, Johnson 10, Lauder SO
Skulason 81.
Governor. Aaker 81. Buchanan 50
johnson 80 ,stimmel 2, Wilson 8.
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FRACTIONAL LINES SWEPT away IN THE
CITY Of GRAND FORKS IN THE PRIMARY
Marsa and Gronna Garry the City for United States sena
tors, and johnson Leads Buchanan for Governor
Total Vote and in Detail

The total vote of the city Of Grand
Forks shows that Marshall leads Nc
Cumber for the long term as senator
by "a votes. while Gronna leads En-
gerud for the short term by 27S votes.
The total vote of the seven wards
on the several candidates follows:
Senator-Long term. Marshall 442.
McCumber 365. Short term. Engerud
PIG, Gronna 554.
ngressman-Johnson 81, Lauder
157. Mockler 20. Skulason 597, Blais-
dell Ill. Hanna 373. Helgeson 2SS.
Governor--Johnson 3O4. Stimmell Is.
Wilson Sc, Buchanan 29S. Aaker 166.
Lieutenant Governor-Burdick 57l,
Sharp 213.
Secretary Of State-Vosburg g.,
Henry 235. House 121. Norton 367
State Auditor-Brightbill 462, Fit
tie sos
State Treasurer-Bickford 40S, o.
Attorney General-Adamson 2S5.
State Observation-Disclosures 351.
Insurance missioner-Stone os4.
Taylor 45S.
COMMISSIONER vi Agriculture dIlu
Labor-Gilbreath 42S. Mcdonald BAG.
Railroad Commissioners-Ande
S72. Fadden 500. Mann 1853. Massing-
ham 1903, Purcell $50. Stutsman 3O7.
County Ticket.
County Treasurer-Shaw 691, Bar
ker lac
Sheriff-McLaren 52o. johnson so.
Clerk of Court-Elton 226, Spauld-
ing 554
First Ward.
Senator-Long term. Hannah %,
McCumber Co. Marshall 63.
Senator-Short term. Engerud AZ,
Gronna SO.
Congress. Blaisdell Il. Hanna q,
Helgeson SO, Johnson s. Lauder 80,
Skulason IS.
Governor. Aaker 16. Buchanan So,
johnson 80. Wilson s.
Lieutenant Governor Burdick IS,
Sharpe 30.
Secretary of State. Henry 4e. House
Is, Norton 81. Vosberg 5.
Auditor Brightbil 81. Flittie Al.
Treasurer. Rickford "a, Olson SO.
superintendent. Taylor 81, Woods
Sc.
Attorney General. A6amson IS,
Miller IS.
Insurance Commissioner. Stone 81,
Taylor GO.
Commissioner of Agriculture. Gill
breath Il. Macdonald A..
r. r. Commissioners. Anderson
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Lieutenant Governor. B,

Lieutenant Governor. Burdfck 90,
Sharpe ~.
Secretary Of State. Henry Fl,
House 20, Norton 66, vosberg 20.
Auditor. Brightbill 80, Flittie A.
Treasurer. Bickford 50, Olson ~.
Superintendent. Taylor 80, Woods
"a.
Attorney General. Adamson 20,
Miller IS.
Insurance Commissioner. Stone 81,
Taylor 80.
Commissioner of Agriculture. Gil
breath g., Macdonald SO. {.
R. r. Commissioners. Anderson 80,
Fadden IS. Mann ~, Massingham IA,
Purcell So, Stutsman Sc.
Supreme Court. Anderson GA.
Burke so. Carmody "a, Cooley 1923,
Ellsworth 65, Fisk 1856, Goss So, Knee
shaw SO, Rourke SO, Serumgard 70.
County Treasurer. Barker 10, Shaw
1os.
Sheriff. Johnson 7s, McLaren 80.
Clerk Of Court. Elton 43, Spauld-
ing IS.
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Superintendent Taylor 81. Woods
%.
Attorney General. Adamson 10
Miller SO.
Insurance Commissioner. Stone IL
Taylor "a.
Commissioner of Agriculture. Gil.
breath %, Macdonald 81.
r. R. Commissioners. Anderson
21, Fadden A, Mann "a. Massingham
IA, Purcell 20, Stutsman a..
Supreme Court. Anderson 81
Burke 80. Carmody %. Cooley Sc
Ellsworth II. Fisk 50. Goss "a. Knee
shaw 46, Rourke 20, Serumgard Is.
County Treasurer. Barker IL, Shaw
Sheriff. johnson 10. McLaren 4s.
Clerk of Court. Elton "a, Spauld-
ing a..
Fourth Ward.
Senator-Long term. Hannafin 3
McCumber So, Marshall So. Midtbo 4
Senator-Short term. Engerud a.
Gronna 81.
Congress. Blaisdell Fl, Hanna So
Helgesen 10. Johnson 9, Lauder Is
Mockler I, Skulason SO.
Governor. Aaker 10, Buchanan 80
johnson Sc. Stimmel /. Wilson 5.
Lieutenant Governor. Burdick 20
Sharpe 36.
Secretary Of State. Henry a.
House 10, Norton "a, vosberg II.
Auditor. Brightbill So. Flittie 40.
Treasurer. Bedford 81. Olson 46.
SY@eAn
81.
Attorney General Adamson 49,
Miller 81.
insurance Commissioner. Stone 49,
Taylor S..
Commissioner Of Agriculture. Gil
breath Ga. Macdonald 80.
r. r. Commissioners Anderson %
Fadden 81. Mann 81, Massingham H.
Purcell II, Stutsman 20.
Supreme Court. Anderson 80,
Burke IS, Carmody g., Cooley 109
Ellsworth 80, Fisk 1872, Goss a., Knee
shaw SO. Rourke 4s, Serumgard 46.
County Treasurer. Barker 25, Shaw
Sheriff. johnson 80. McLaren 81.
Clerk Of Court. Elton go. Spauld.
ing IS.
Fifth Ward.
senator-Long term. Hannah 4
McCumber &C, MARSHALL 80, Midtbo
Senator-Short term. Engerud 46
Gronna 108.
Congress Blaisdell "a. Hanna u
Helgesen 43. Johnson Is. Lauder 20
Skulason 100.
Governor. Aaker SO, Buchanan 81
Johnson 62. Stimmel 1, Wilson 9.
Lieutenant Governor. Burdick 109
Sharpe ~.
Secretary Of State. Henry a
House 30, Norton sc, Vosberg -.
Auditor. Bnghtbill 81, Flittie SO
Treasurer. Bickford 76, Olson 70
superintendent. Taylor 20, Wood
SO.
Attorney General. Adamson Il
Miller 101.
Insurance Commissioner Stone IS
Taylor 80.
Commissioner Of Agriculture. Gil
breath 7S, Macdonald II.
R. R. Commissioners. Anderson. IS
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Scared Into Sound Health

Mr.. B. F. Kelley. Springfield. H.
writes: "A year ago 1 began to be
troubled with my kidneys and bladder
which grew. worse until became
alarmed at my condition. suffered
also with dull heavy headaches and
the action OF my bladder was annoy.
ing and painful. read of Foley
Kidney Pills and after taking them a
few weeks the headaches left me. the
action Of my bladder was again Dor.
NAL. and l was free of all distress !"
McGrath's Pharmacy.
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Silver Loving Cum.

The Committee in charge Of the
East Grand Forks Fourth of July
ceienration have received only a few
entries IN the fraternal division Of the
parade. For the best float in this
DIVISION z handsome silver loving Gun
mas Deenm offered by P. Girard which
should Do an inducement to every
lodge to enter q float. All entries
should be mailed at once to the Fourth
Of July secretary. -
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DATE IS CHANGED.

The date Of the Dorsn. CLAYTON
wrestling match which Was scks1.
uied Tor July 4, has been chanee1.
and Will be held on the eyeainS
. OF July instead. Otherwise II
VIII be pulled off as first a.
nOunced.
sssss
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evidence. but the general public must
also take every precaution to get the
peter OF those inclined to be crooked
II the best results are to be ohxsined
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Interest in the market for outside secuii- =
ties almost entirely centred IN Intercoh-
tfnentaI Rubber, which continued the w
ward movement which has been IN progress
for nearly a week The first sale was mace
at an advance of Il over Mondays Close
and the stock later rose another 1uh poiii''
or an extreme gain of points from 'he
close last week The trading was ON O
heavy scale. with considerable short cover
ing. The advance in this stock was ue uu
to the further retirement or tns pIelelt pIa,i,- -
and the excellent CONDITION ol snS ecI,
psIv. Elsewhere in the list, While spsu ps,-,r,
Iation was light. the general tone Nas ,, ~ -,
with fractional Improvements IN the Essn -
priced mining shares Ray Consoln,4Isa 49,; -,
gained =. Chino a small fraellon- HalsiItt- aLsItH
was ND /. Cireene-Cananea, Butte CpaIJ CtaIr
tion and e;iroux Consolidated were "a shaoe S.I
higher. In the industrial list Afnerlcall
bacco was down points on ireer 9Iler I1sre 1.r-
Chicago subway was weak Bonds -.
cornparativeIy quiet, with neaNy &c
dencv in Western Pacific 5s- In the sad .as5
afternoon considerable heaviness oeysiop9Ip ,a. 81.
in sympathy with the stock markeC 80
though the selling pressure was Iishl ara az
in many cases all the early gains
lost Detailed operations follow
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AMERICAN CAR AND FoJ-NDRY @
GENERAL CHEMICAL C01IF4,
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

Loud6u. Nov. 6.-COnsOlS TO-DAY sold a !
new low record lSIe Tor money ana = l1-i'
for account. but recovered = later. ciasIne
5-i6 below yesterday ar ~ HIS for rlohst
and y t5-f5 for account An2cCu6a was .
higher al SSi4- Grand Trunk = over a.
239s Canadian Pacific L higher a- l$s@
Money was more plentiful ana cisco'h'
rates were weak
The results of the elections dISappoIs,.s'
the stock market. and dealers ~eailzre.
causing further weakness and lower Pr
CCrsoiS fell half a point TO sS--. lS
low record, and home rails lost frolA
half 80 q full point while Sll--adgso =
CUritieS and foreign bonds d-Oope1 n ssn.
pathy. The market hardened IN tee al.si
noon and ConSOls closed tbTes-slx seetisA'
above the low point -.
American securities opened steady. - -
2 good tone During the forenoon pll.-
advanced from 4 10 y above parity "a L.s
values hardened further on cOs eriTi- ~ ~
light New York buytnS- The c.oslr'
steady
can money in London. $685. peF c7n-' c,-
open market discount rate tOT s1erl ~ IL
8Tv9f4 DER cent. -IOuE bills. 81 as iS-le -
cent. Berlin discount rate, ~ psr -
Paris diScUCnt rate ~ per 'shL -
exchange on London . francs -
times. Berlin exchange on L-0ndehN "A
marks Ssh pfeUuiEs, Bar gold iiS' -
American eagles. is 81.
Paris. Dee 5-Thres per cent renSs renas.
closed 1st~ rsutirnes lcver az e7 francs - =
Tradine was dun and prices Wsrs AeS''
ON Jbc Scur~e
Berlin. Dec. 6-Tr9diuS was dul -
price changes We're irregular on ne WE
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Heavy general selling carried prices doWIi low
raridly- on the Consolidated EXChanSer . Ioi-
i0V-ing the publication Of the PreSldenl ;
message. It was the floor opinion that I,S IIlS
message was = conservative docuInehl dlid d
therefore favorable but that its tenor mao
baen generally forecasted and its erect
discounted by the rally from last week Ks :
low tigures. Profit taking sales Were ,,t,S
+oTsfIe ard there was large fresh selilnE
for short account Transactions Increas:ea q
enormously as the decline. proceeeeoea, WI. VII
me sales for the day tOtaliIng Ioc'S99 SlIai - :;
&ea-Iy- 100 400 shares of this was done IN
- f1aI Two hours Fifty-tive dlfTerenI
stocks we're represented on the llst, an an 55 ~,
rident worthy of note being the seIe tIC u IL
lots Of several Industrial preLeTIeu Sums
Detailed operations follow:
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THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE RAII~
RN Al 90 LlonsniiliElIel-- D

r65 BrOatIyvav. New York. Dee Is-. iel"
The Board OF Directors has -lis laT -
cIared q serni-annual dividend OF TWO AS0
ONE-HALF PER CENT t-leS5 On ms -
ferred stock OF this Company. payable jan
nary 1Grh 1911. 70 Stockholders Of record n
DeCerubs- 24th. 1910
The transfer books OF -i1s Preferred srccS
viii close AZ 10 o'clock noon On Decenlosr
24th. 1910. and viii reopen on -ne 1oTatHs
OF Jaauary 9rh. 1911.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there we're no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
NkON GOID COMPANY


TS5 B-oadv-ay. New York DECEMBER sT, 1870
DIVIDEND No ..
The Directors of the Yukon .5O-l Cor1parT
Have this date declared 2 GUarrerl- Dividend
at the rate Of eight per cert 50 ps- srnun
on the issued capital stock % rus C9rnpa7
the Srh ua-meut OF Two per csii- 60 OF Ten
cents f0~l per share. 10 be made on Deem
be- 3fst- 1910 to an stockholders of rec0ro 4.
Z O'Clock in the afternoon cf December l35-
1910
Tire books for the transfer q -Fe s-ncs =
the COMPANY wiIi close ar = e-cI9cs III ne
afternoon OF December 1StE- 1919 ana 1soPen
January 3rd, 1911
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BONDS.

zoo ooo -. Sc x 1oa7s 1po7s 1905 1909
- tn6 Vest Pac 5s... 9144 919t 9o@4 So-
.odd lots. +selIs cents per share.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, com
pared with Mondays
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RAILWAY sTEEL-sPRING CONPANY.

30 CIlrcG sLTaeI, NeT- Eo-A- 10 =
i quarterly dividend q ONE AND THREE~
QUARTERS PER CENT q = 71i mas Lhis dag oer
declared on the Preferred stock OF this Corrrsls.
payable December 2GLh, 1916 20 stockho-1s-s y
record December 1LE. 1910 AT AsssrS- tt8rF7S
Fisk & 9Sus. s. Cedar Street. View zo-s Cfty
Transfer Books OF the Pre1e-rsd STOCK TtH -
closed on December 7th and reope1sc On Dsssn-
Der 21st 1910 -
RAILWAY STEL~SPRING COAFAN4-
ETcCOPNTrN- L-easlrsr
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The Bank of Neu York
lationaF Banking Association

New York December s. 1910.
~ meeting Of the BOARD o. Directors
held this DAY. Mr- James Brown and Mr.
Samuel ? Hubbard we're unanimously
elected Directors % this Bank TO I'll va
-a1cier
CHAs. oLNET, Cashier.
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished BY J. Thomas Retnhardt No. IS
Broad street, New York. and No. - Devon
shire street Boston,
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

tF-a-nsslsed fy y. n Coge7 & CO.. No. 43 Gear
street.
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MINING.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
anne

Furnished by sxartwout & Appenzel1ar No. 40
Pine street,
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" enc ra, SIS a54 AS 81. 50 lSs "a "a. =
,tn,e Ian SIS. .a15. 4es 5TS. .3Sl, so ss'.'--
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

far1isae1 by Charles =. Barney { Co No .
Ifroad street. New York and No. 10 South
Bnitsd..Ir,rls.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Ellie Y An EsAAD lnMEANI-

RIVER RAT ROAD CONP3NE-
T-eas1rer's Office New York Dee. ar Lttk
\ dividend o. Five Per Cent Or ne csp.ta44 sp4
stock OF the New York ard Harlem Railroad
Company viii be paid By the New I0TA tsn-
trail and Hudson River ls11lroac Conlp1-l.s.
Lessee (U1der the provisions o. t-e -onlttt-
between the Two companies. a. c1-ls o.le
the S-d dsv OF .IauuIa-T next. 20 Sr0cAl1i.--s.s
of record At +hs close Of business on ne -
inst EDWARD L ROSSITEF2- T-sazI-s---
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY co.
New York December 5. W.
PREFERRED CAPITAL STD-N
DIVIDEND No -
! dividend q ore and rh-ss-0lIa--=rs Der ~
a. e. ou the Preferred stock % rhts foi1psas
has this dav been declared payable January
1911 20 stockholders o. record az --'- 't's7 p
business December - 1919
tlacks win be mailed bv -he Guaranty Irrst
Company Of New YORK -, ---
wM N HAGER. secre5a-Z-
AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY CoT
New York DsCeu1cr- O. isltsV
COMMON CAPITAL. STOCK
DIVIDEND No 5.
= dividend af one-haIf De~ cent t-=9-' 0r sfe
Common stock Of this Company -zzs rhis a
been declared payable J5EuIrv = ieli- -1 sc9es-
holders u record a. the close OF business -
ceuIber Il. 1910
Checks win BE- mailed By The Guaranty TT1ss
Company Of View York
Wy " HAGER Secretary
GENERAL CHEMICAL CONFNNY.
- Broad Street NsNN YORK NnFe-Il Der -s ltif
The regular guarueriv dividend ~ one ara
qne-haIT per cent = scr VIII b. uslf ic1'lsrt
g. 1911. 20 preferred stoekhoidrrs ~ r--1Tc a.
3 ?. NJ. Tuesday. December 2e 1910
JAMES L I0RGAN- 80 ls-.-.-.
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sroupans interchangeable Registered +Cop-
son, &E-ssistersd and cc1pon-
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CA7 TRUSTS.
Maturing 1910

Maturing 1910
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Pine street,
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BUSINESS GOOD m EAST.


J. S. Douglas returned to the city
this morning from a business trip
which took him as far east as
Kansas City. Mr.. Douglas stated
that the feeling among business
men whom he met during his alb
sence from Douglas was decidedly
hopeful for improvement in indus
trial and business conditions. While
Mr.. Douglas was in Kansas City a
story appeared in one OF the papers
of that city connecting him with
a railroad deal which would give
him and his associates the Choctaw
railroad. which runs from Tucum-
carl. New Mexico, to Memphis. Ten
nessee. This story. Mr.. Douglas de-
clared was without foundation.
Asked # he had information con-
corning any early railroad building
which would be of special interest
to Douglas he said he had none.
Regarding the political situation
in the country Mr.. Douglas was
quite emphatic in the declaration
that the republicans were badly
scared throughout the country and
that the democrats were lined NJ
for a certain victory next fall. 81
far as winning a majority in the
next congress is concerned.