The evening world. Newspaper, December 30, 1902, Page 7

TUESDAY EVENING, DuCEMBER 30, 1902, "ALL THE LATEST NEWS OF THE BUSINESS WORLD. ASS’T SEC’Y OF THE TREASURY. hares, Shares. Clos. H.100 Amal Co) 6.100 Rock Istand pt SIN 700 Am ‘i 0) Rubber Goods bit 100 Am, Bicycle pt... 200 Rutiand pt ) 1,600.Am, Car & Found 100 Blons dheMield o BM) Am, Car & Fy pf 16,000 Routh. Pacife iN 20) Am: Cotton O11 200 Am. Hide & ta 1,800 Am, Ice Oo. 600 Am. Tee Co, pt. 200 Am. Linseed 9 Am: Locomotive .! 100 Am. Locomotive pt. 800 Am, Malt. 600 Am, Malt pe) 1,000 Am. Smelt. @ Ref. FROM LOAN POOL They Go Into the Market with Lots of Time Money and Send Prices Up While Stiff Call yeaa peices if Steel Fy 6 Rates Prevail. ae, is 18s Woollen 1% 12% 0 Ath Ta 8 ES SURPRISE FOR BANKERS. TEAS Poe. iy gy Erie a Leader In the Dealings on pea fd Good Earnings and Report that 17% * , dames J. HiS “es Buying for Iu SH BN Sentrol. hogs ne 2 aad | Moone ty RIM MT A174 | ey 6% Today's etrong stock market, In 6 BOO col Past’ a Irons. “80% OM SOM of higher rates for call money and year- + Gowthors. . chy He a end adjustments, was a surprise to the outhern tat pk. 0% Bate ON banks, It wae rianned by brokers who IR Rn vee Hauer mere tired of practical domination by 6% 95% 96 ‘the $50,000,000 money pool, beter HS To prevent the pool becoming too ab- i ‘a on Solute @ factor in saying whether prices : 254 Bei should go up or down, or whether the if Sidra ep ad yolume of sales should be large or small, Baye ay independent brokers quietly borrowed 88 4 fh time money in large sums, They secured hie 3638 enough to last until next week and con- S, Be By sequently were not disturbed when can oy BS all Soi terrane COWES CECE Robert B. Armstrong, who has just been named by Secretary Shaw as int Evang & Terre Hiaute a a Ad Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, is the youngest man ever appointed to 3 rent Worthera pi... 20m 198% 0% | wor the time being the brokers have] that positon. He was born in Iowa twenty-nine years ago. and after a brief} 1,00) ti Central L145) 148 145% Late! I Pay 1s BR pepe ee Uh gpaedecasl torre Mead experience as a uewepaper reporter in Des Moines he went to Chicago in] 4) juer, rorer ind © temporary boom fn 6 marl 100 Inter. Pump pt. Be hows what would happen if the apecu-| 1895, where he worked as reporter, copy editor and political writer until Boh Towa Centra noo D4 Intors had their way, They would boost | 1899, when his paper sent him to New York as its correspondent, 1,200 pevenuenely peste fA 3 prices high enough to recoup their heavy While “doing” politics for a Chicago newspaper he interviewed Secre- 200 XO, Bowenern 4 8 foeee care oe panicky periee oriene tary Shaw, then Governor of Iowa, and the latter became strongly im- 300 Keokuk & Dee MM.” Se tiecis bac sioner trey won! outers pressed with young Armstrong's ability. Asa result Mr. Shaw invited him 40 Prop ug se irr the heavy declines to Washington as his private secretary. His advancement followed. BEET vegetal) bad ‘What may happen after the banks get Misa des oe art's fhe upper band arain ts prostomatton! BOND TRANSACTIONS. Bi ‘Temporarily, at least, the speculators % » heave broken away from the leaders of 120) BO, Kan. & te &, the financial pool—J. P. Morgan, James | am Bicycle 5s $5000.-..ey2- OOM of BLL IM a 8 gen Se ASD setionel Lead 77 Gtiliman and George F. Baker—and it Foe ve Re esta Deas Rio Oo che 1000. a Be etcnelatte Hig is now a question of how long they can 1000. 8 Edlson i iii cons 4e 4.000 sat. BR. of Merion ye hold the advantag ALT & 8 F gen is 100, 2,600 Norfolk & Western a ioe ‘100 Norfolk & Western pf. 7 Atchison, Rock Island, Missourt Pa- 1 ith cific, St. Paul, Union Pacific and the ie an 00 4 ny ‘ries were the most active railroad ¥ & PM Pt Huron 16.900 eat stocks. They led in the shares dealt in (lena ena ROSEY TS PM aM ds 100 Ontario Silver ... 5% 6S and the advance shown in prices. ote B i toner ase ft ee gt Erle led the railroad lst in activity 9.200 Pennsyivanta .... Hom 1H en 3,200 People's Gas 11899 Pretecd) Stee! 100 Pressed Steel p during the forenoon. Its strength was largely due ¢o the excellent showing made in its report of operations for No- 100 Pullman Oe 29 vember. 2000. 100 R'y Steel Spring.. MN OM UM ‘The report that James J. Hill was add- 3000. 8,000 Reading .... 6% «63% (O6y ing targely to his holdings in Erie with South Pao 4s 900 R 7 78 @ definite purpose et making it an ima- Geis tales 14) See Seal. 20% ple) EJ rtant ota ‘stem, went un- Rep, Steel pi 7 ontradigted. “tr Hil iw ati in the 119% 7 85,900 Rook Irland . (7K 49% 8.000 Bouth. Ri 200 South Ri 100 St 700 St fon 8 400 St 700 Bt 100 8 1.600 Tena. 6.000 Texas 100 Third Ave i on Tol, Rt L&W 800 Tol, St L&W. pf. 200 Union lag @ Paper 20) Union Bag & Paper pt 18,000 18,900 U7, 2,000 U0 200 Ving.-Carolina Chem. 200 Vieg. Caro. 33% ay Jo, & GT J &G. 1 Tat pr, 1, @ San Fran jon Pactte on Pacific pt 8. & & Leather. 12 5S. Leather ae 89 & Ry, Inv. Co, pt 1M Rit. & Con, Oo, B&R BC, Co, pt 8. Rubber... 8. Rubber pt. B® Feel. B Steel pt Chem. pt —E Consolidated Exchange Sales, Amal, Copper Am. Car & Foun 9 High. Low ee 6 GON + 6 x Am, Cotton Ol) Bye Xi Be Am, lee Co DR 1 Uw ‘Am, Locomoti DN TH TI Am. Sugar .. + 128% 190 128i Atch,, Top. & ss 80m Ble At, Top. & 8. F. pf... 98% 1004 99% it, & Ohta. TN Ws MT Wy Day Sate Gan. + 1% Ty ee Brooklyn Rapid Tran.. 06% Canadian Pacific 130%, hes, & Obio “ Chic, 23% hte, MUL 176% Ohie, Term, @ Tract.. 17 Ohie. Unton Tract 1% Col, outbern T's Den, & Rio @. © 40 40 Det. South Erie Rep. Rook Lalas Belo It pt Southern Rallway me SN ob & 6. F. B &. Louls 8. W i 20M Tenn, Coal & Iron. ‘Tera Pacific .. 39% 40-29% Unlon ' 99% 100% 995% 8. Leather: 2% 16 1 4% ATeneat 3% BA $54 SAN 29 4% 42% Western Union Tel 89 88 Wis, Central 2% 266 Wis. Contral pt = = 4 Southern Pacific 53% 58% BIN ‘Total sales of stocks were 170,560 shares. feuth Ry M&O cal 4 Northwest and no one here would at tempt to talk for him. Because of the action ot the directors in passing the dividend, St. Joseph and Grand Island reacted four points to-day on emall saies and was hammered by ieee 16% 8000... sss disgruntled stockholders whenever a oid EN 4s ov Nea capere 4s isk penteece: Tol SL & Ww West Shore F 4s HAD \ 6000 YEAR pr tien 34a 000, . 1000. 85, . Brockiyn Rapid Transit was also noticeably weak on the Misiones made before the State Railroad Commission To on maverorowoing: ey pool in Lae T. {has ‘was supporting . however, an eT dleting par by Ma: Z 201K Transactions Were Not So annie, eeneral ilst, the Stee! stock Manhattan, Metropolitan, Reading, Bi ar and Canadian Pacific’ were all act! and advanced under good buying orders, ‘An attempt on the part of the Bugar pool to run up the price was met by such heavy profit-taking sales that the ool quickly abandoned the plan. Ington sent in selling orde: ee ee HM as wom georoom Heavy as in 1901 but Wall a“ Street Men Are Satisfied. Government Bonds, Bid. Awked. Bid, Anked. D. 108% 109. | 4 “110 U8 Be recloss ial er ai Taek TA | wan ehe clove of the year it 1s evident blocks. ‘ 100% osu is 2 Rb 16% that while at times speculation in Wall London's recent buying of stocks In 2000, 1920. 104% 064 be cot Mt 1oig |etreet has aasumed great proportions this market afforted an unexpected in- bag Ta plated 4s reg .. :.100% 1094!D. C. 3s 688.1234 —"| the volume of business has by no means crease In the supply of exchange bills. 104% This, added to tho tight money and the rofitable rate for both call and time unds, materially reduced the demand for remittances. Sterling opened lower at 4.8670 for de- mand and 4.8325 for sixty-day bills, with no unusual year-end demands, ‘Call money was quoted as high as 31 per cent, to-day, but got down to 12, $< The Cotton Market. The local cotton market opened — been as great as during the banner year WHEAT SUPPLY SHORTER, | ot. 1:. Bales of stocks on the Stock Exchange hh Drop, from Jan. 1 up to date amount to 159,- QaterAlse Sherr S/ Dreny Bat Cor 736,496 snares,” and timating 1,400, Bigares) Are, Up: shares, for the remaining daya in the Special cable and telegraphic de-/| year, . total is approximately rec! spatches to Bradstrect’s this week show | ned Mt 161:196.499 alanes, as, compared the following changes as compared with |" "Tinis “contrast ehows a decline of last account: shares ie year. ee ae Available Buppiles. ted securities were dealt 0 Wheat—U. 8. and Ch the amount of 25,948,910 shares this year, steady to-day, with prices unchanged to eat na sount of 23.348.910 shares this year, 4 points higher. There was a big specu- Adcats ter andl in Maree: decreaned, One | Seana ne yess, lative trade and a generally firm under- Teal purely, decreased. +H Notwithetanding the disparity, in market, especially in Janu- sre ures, Wall street rs are well gal Pree’ ccier the stkres al itera ; 1.044.000] hea with this year's transactions and ary, which, after the start, showed an advance of 6 poln This strength In nearby futures indicated that yester- day's rumors to the effect that all cot- ton tendered would be well cared for hud considerable foundation, although the fotal of 75,000 to 90,000 notices ex- ceeded most anticipations and were the heaviest in years. | Besides heavy local covering at the start there was further active Southern and Buropean buying and there were firm Llyerpool cables, Commission houses were large sellers for profits Bre, ‘opening prices were: Dec,, 8.60 to 8.62; Jan., §.62 to 8.64; Feb., 8.61 to 8.62; 100. .0ssee 5 March, 8.52 to 853; April, 850 to 852;| col w @ 1 cony bs May, £52 to 8.53; June, 8.54 offered; July, ne $52 fo 8.81: Aug, 8.99 bid. ‘The prices at 2.90 P. consider the past year a big one except baialid hen ‘contrasted with “the remarkable 7 made én 1901. ‘The Wheat Market, Many reasons have combined to keep The local wheat market opened steady | the volume of business lower than last to-day, being Influenced by an advance| 24", The, “xtreme money AiguSt Le of 1-4 to 8-8 of a cent in Liverpool wheat.| partly responsible, while the consequent Corn also opened steady, but trading iquidation following the high rates of was very dull, In the late transactions | trterest charged on loans has curtalled both markets barely held thelr own|the volume considerably. around last night's final figures. It was| ‘There has been great expansion in gev- & very slow market all around, with no| eral dssues and overcapftalization in not important news. a few. Combinations of interests in the jaw Yor! Morgan Attantlc Steamship Company, Wheat—May, the Loulaville & Nashville Rafiroad, the #4 3-8 to 84 4-2; July, 783-4 offered. Corn| National Harvester ondgother concerns Penn de January, 515-8, have also tended to redhce the number 13000 seseseee Caleago’a opening prices were: Wheat |of gales, while ‘the stock Increases and Penn conv <May, 167-8 to 77; July, 737-8. Corn—| the many ‘bond dssues of the various x May, 435-8 to 43 4-4: 427-8; decreased were: Decem- roads have diverted much money into ber, 8.67; January, 69; February, 8.51 5 March, &63; April,” 8.i4;’ May. 8.62; ‘Juno, cember, 46 1-4 to 451-2; January, other chambers. Rbl; July, 8.50; August, $33; Septem: Now’ York's closing pitcea were:| An inpleamnt factor in the year's er’ 8.08, Wheat—Decomber, 84 bd; May, 9 5-8] trading has been the great scarcity of offered; July,, 78 1-2 offered.’ Corn—| loan money which haa prevailed during ———————___— De eville Ralilrond Reor; December, 69 offered; January, 54 1-2] the past four months, at times almost ee offered; February, 62 1-2 offered; March, | occasioning a panic in the street, DOLGEVILLE, N. ¥., Dec. 30.— 61 1-2 bid: May, 48 3-8 bd; July, 47 1-2) Tho decrease In the volume of busi- ttle Falls and Dolseville Rallroa nating Goa ‘Go | bid: Baptember, 47 1-4 bid. L ness in unlisted stocks was due to the ttle saline awalreoreenal coll 48 Chicago's closing prices were: Wheat—|fact that all the good securities have Company held a meeting and reorgan-| 5000. ws 92% | December, 4 offered; May, 76 5-8| been Msted on the big board, and those ized. Dumont Clark, of New York, was ; Sy 5-8. C December, | which cannot brave the publ: elected President and 1B. R. Wankie, Rock. & Pitts cons A a 43 1-4 to 43] listing are not deat in fo any ar New York, Secretary and Treasurer, 1000. seve 126 H ; September, 42 1-4. tent. STOCKS FIRM ON THE CURB. ‘The outside market was firm to-day. Standard Of] was the feature, advancing early to 700 bid and 704 asked, Northern Securities was also firm. Mercantile Marine sold at 15 1-4 for the common and @ for the proferred. ‘Quotations for the active stocks were: Interest and Dividend Notices. Gth Siegel, Cooper & Co. Interest at the rate of Four Per Cent. per 1m credited to depositors for the three, five and six months ending December Mat, 1902, en depoaita from $6 to $3,000. Payable January, oth day of any month draw tnterest for full month. Jl deposits payable on de~ mand without notice. Hours 9 AN). to 5. 30P.N, Prtoate Bankers, Hve., 18th & 19th Sis. or after the thin Monday in 1908. Deposits made before the The Bowery Savings Bank, Aw 128 AND 130 BowmRY. NEW YORK, Dee. 20, 1903, f-annual dividend at the rate of THREB AND ONE-HALF PER CBNT. per annum bas been declared and will be @redited to deposttors oa all sums of $5.00 ‘and upward and not exoveding $3,000 which ebaly be Deen deposited at least three months on the first day of January next, ‘and will be payable on and efter Monday, January 19, 1903. Money Geponited on or before January 10 will draw interest from sanuary 1, 1903. JOHN D, HICKS, President, HENRY A, SCHENCK, Comptrotler. WAL BR COGGHSHALL, Secretary BXCBLSIOR SAVINGS BANK, N, E. OOR, 23D ST, AND 6TH AVE. ‘The Trustees have ortered interest credit depositors JANUARY 1ST, 1903, at the ral TE AND ONE-HALF PER (1 Depos! will draw JONN C, GRISWOLD, Secret to eT SE) por 45) ume of $6 and upwent to Eivod. je on of before JANUARY 1UTH Interest from JANUARY 1ST. WILLIAM J ROOME, President, KOCH LUNG CURE FREE For Se CHRISTMAS OFFERING, | §°>***sseseresonosseneetezesesesss FREE @\ ounle «= KFENE'S de Sk SERVICES $15 Gold Watches JAN. 8. To all who aii vetore Jaa. § (open N Day), at aay of our many tostitucto: will give our oer being for the Koen ‘Tube will furoted, Ouro at 43 Went 224 + 1834 Arch at Philadelphia; Buffalo; 151 Micha Pita, old. pI Eutaw at 2 The greatest offer ever . : i wou |B Ne next four daze ane thoumand. premier 14. “Gold” ‘eet e rant new, Stem Wind, of the very latest modale thee ; truth of this matement, “and to snow we mean d Nill xive a written guarantee with each one to tne effect 5 the mney riptable Jeweller and it be-can duplicat retunted. REMEMBER et tour days only, and ath saath te tiled, whether t one thousand miles trom Hew. Tork. Will send the money at ones. actly what ie advertised. Thowsende Hav tories yeurali Dr Davie) srennedy's 2} De ufleced at thie male, Including some of the Finest is the Worlds Favorite Remedy has been used with suc-| © $450.00 World renow 4 cesa In the treatment of Kidney and Mind ae @ B od "set 18 Bitar, with ao for troubles, It hax never fatled to produce | @ "2% faut pind: Com egar Welenen, ara Stam some degree of relief, even in the mort ob- | © 100.0) Gent a heavy 14-K. God Waltham . ¢ 60 penn ewe: Pe inate casee, and Ita continued ave gen- | 99008 Meuy I, Goll, seit‘ Winding Watah. erally results in a complete cure. It {# sold {n two alzes. 0c. and $1.00 per bottle. Trial bottle free. Apply to W. 8. Rockey*s Drug Stores, Rth ave. and 84th st, Sth aye, and 42d at ‘k, or mention Evening World and address DR. DAVID KENNEDY CORPORATION, Rondout, N. Y, @) 400.00 18-K. Gold Spite DY 675 00 18-K. Gold Split-Second, by Patek, Phillppe Co. g 300.00 Heavy Gold Engine-Turned, by B. Howard & Co. Railroads, many chances to bay Diamonds from Private Collectors and Bataten at SS nthe value. For Instance, we have hi q An absolutely perfect Gem; has been sold once for $600. We of ie Smith the undersianding that the money will be refunded if It can be matched for Only a few of the other articles are mentioned here. Old Watches —t of any kind will taken In excha or bought for cash, $90.00 Large Blue White Diamond Ring, Heavy Betting ul j Ty 45.00 Titany 1f-R. Gold. Solitaire, Diamond. Hing. a in 100,00 Masonite Locket, set with 14 large Diamonds a 450-09 Sunbaret Bipeake Ay are Diamon: * x ady'e Lowy fateh Chain, Diamond Sitd & HUDSON RIVER R.A 260,00 Ruby and Diamond Bar Jewels, big. e THE FOUR-T 25.00 Larue Dletnond Heart Locket .can OuR- RACK TRUWK LIWE. ' dani Diamond Brooch, NIAGARA FACLS. 000.00 Diamond Necklace, a biane of’ coma, ..s> . ) Signet Ring. large Diamond, Gy Traine arrive and depart trom Grand Central Ring, 28 Diaconds, two Orlontal Nuiea. Mation, 421 Breet, New York, as below yeh and westbound | tral iran tral Batlo A, M., 3.45, 3.30, 9.16, 11 125th “Bt. to receive passengers te ral Station, “Empire Gta 36 and 66, will sop finutes befor minutes re arriving time 12.10 4 .M—tipsichT ExPRess. Due Buffalo 1.15, Cleveland 4.35, India spoils 11.45 P. M., Chicago 1.10, Bt. 7.54 fous 7,90 next morning, LOCAL. oS Ail important stations, bacsedind 8.30 4. M—teMPine “eTaTe xpress, Host famous train in the world. Due WEDNESDAY, DEC. 31. For sale, 10,000 pairs Princess 14-k Gold $3.00 Eye Glasses for $1.00, Warranted 6 years, Eyes tented free, 45, Niagara Palle 6.45 P.M. KEENE, 180 Broaday, Buffalo 7.10, Niagara Pails 100000000000, COS. TDGHOSOO!E DOOM 10.30 4 ¥—1DAY express, sexes local BYE THST DAILY. Ez Cor . » 7 11.30 agit Lote in| PRE Saiiit0 bectane, | AUER 12.50 FM “snUprato Einrrep. poe put. for gem = =| DIAMON 1.00 fH Satarecre Be, | WATCHES. 2.i%n, 0 war. |" aan er Creek Ona eee Ruycogmeat! 10.20, Iedtanepoiie 11.20) TYPEWRITERS #1 Whtnc.y, | WE are tn the whotesie veiteus eA . CHICAGO LIMITED. 24 houre] ait makes. 66 Warren, N. ¥.; 330 Fulton, B'klya. |W operate threo Yetall stores, | : int we save iddleman’s TBD 2 ata {rio oles Pa | BL WEEKLY Move titrate: | WE to» rfrmce rm Your mpage Elettric ligh! $ vl ir 3.30 POM TALDANT AND ‘MOr FLYER, | ial Addrom ¥ 408 World Walseg ch croeecor eee Doe Albany 6.40, Troy 7.00 P.M. P. M.—*ALRAN' DIAMONDS, watches, weekly or monthly pay-| WE wend represent ealhe 95 Fags ALBANY. AND TROY mx. | DIAMONDS. wees ee gras NATIONS! | Wa cost Sat eee a 4.00 P. M—peTRorr, araNp Raprps| DIAMOND WATCH 00-177 Broadway. Ww é ae ‘ Ae AND CHICAGO SPBCIAL. ~ — |Bs 4 & CO. 5.30 ?. M—LAKE sHORE Linen. 2%. - SWEET & CO 5 our train to Chicago. All Pullman ears, , 37-39 DEN E. aN st i Lule Sabet. “Me 'neee gaye 48 BROKLYN BRANCH, 6.00 & Xcite EPR wan Ni EM 6.35 FE M. —aMfotrnad, EXPRESS, “vie ’D. © NEW GREDIT SYST ~ 730 Eda wm = |Pennsylvanial “esses aaa, Dew Bacal TA Me RAILROAD. ult Toles” Os A emt a vp at corgpeeg iy rd tac STATIONS foot of WOST TWENTY-THIRD ST, | 7 HE, FASHION CREDIT HO USI .—*SOUTHWESTORN: ‘4nd DESBROSSES AND CORTLANDT 8TS. @ Cinetanat! 7.50, Indianapolis 10.10] sa" The leaving time from Desbrosses and Open Evenings. M., Bt, Louls 7.30 second morning, | Cortland: sta, is five minutes later than that “PACIFIC EXPRESS, Chicago | €lven below for Tweuty-third et. station, except hours by Lake Shore. Where otherwise noted. M.—*NORTHERN NEW YORK Ex- | 7: MAIL. —Limited to taro RESS. Cape Vincent, Ogdensburg, £0. Hy. tExcept Sunday. tExcept Monday, HARLEM DIVISION, e, DIAMONDS, watches, weekly payments; lowe wai e Ly epee gt ed 36 P.M. Daily exe. Sundays to | 9.55 A. M.—PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED—Pullman prices: confidential; call of write. CROW id and North Adams. Bundays at 9.20 A.M, | Compartment Sleqping. Dining, JEWELRY CO.. 7 Maiden lane, Cate titer on all through trains, Observation Cars. For Chicago, Cleveland, wena een nated with ieee Neht. ‘Tol Mes bert ‘Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louts- pramonps, Jewelry delivered; it. vu represent : way, 3% Union Ba. 1.56 P.M. THR PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL— 11h SENDICATH WATCH 00., 2 Best 1 2e po waNz © ©20 coum PTT — = hs gz * . at. 20-hour train to Chi Pullman Compart- 4 185th ot. ‘wtations. Now York: 238 and 726] ment Observation, Di room, Sleeptag. | werk. YMENTS—Fine diamonds, watel Im et. and 106 Broadway, B, D.. Broo ‘ BKLY Pi iT: a ated Telephone, “B00. ame Breet’ for Mere Terk | Lee Te and Muget Scioking Cara, Evarantesd; lowest prices: business ral Cab Service, 1.55 —CHIOAGO AND 8T, LOUIS EX- | ware: rt Central rice. Baggage fy si : : ‘| WATCH SUPPLY CO., THREE MAIDEN D Nel or rentence by went Rrprece Comin | Eat Seana rotates, Glas = NEW YORK” CENTRAL” ROUTE, | tue bing cag, eotrels leew, 161 WEEKLY Gontiomas sloping male | NEW YORK, BOSTON “Ping, tat Togurtele tare AND NEW ENGLAND. Mc WESTERN EXPRESS—For Chistes Banking and Financial. ‘Via Springfield and the For Toledo, except Saturday, Dining Car. BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD, | 155? M—PACIFIC EXPRESS—For Pittabure (NeEET HI Oontial kc ifadios Wire >* | and Chicago. For Knoxville, daily, via Shen- Ta Trains leave Grand Central. Biatioa, -Fourte Sreapt Sutardaye ne Cuanents for Oeveient H & R 4 Bs) avenue and 424 street, New York. as follows: | 9 55h oM CLRVELAND AND. CINCINNATI $9.00 A. M., 112.00 nooo, 4.00 P.M, Li ci rqBirive! Morton £.00'P, At 8.40'F. atv 1005 | SRERPSS For Pittwure, Cleveland and Cin- CO. ; Bs . WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. x 00" A.M, 3412.00 noon. 94.00 F. I 7.55, 8.25, 8.65 (Dining Car) 10.10 (Dewbrowsen = York 3.20 P.M, ALM, ‘entral ‘ofc Broadway, and at Grand’ Central otation, 14 Gortiand? sta., 10.20) (Dining Car), 10, BROADWAY, N. ¥. ry ‘a ML, 12.65 (Dining Oa (4 ue A 2) srocks, ‘BONDS, GRAIN, COTTON Ls o Dt . H. SMITH, GEORGE Hl, DANTRLS, bh ‘We wit! be te you «pon. Gen. Superintendent aie0n ; Oar, 435 (Dt pleased to end + Guperintendent, Gen. Passenger Agent. | 45 ""cpining Cat), 9.25 P. M., ight: | our 400-page eloth-bound Illustrated Sunday, 8.20, 8.55 (Dining Car), 10.55 os ing Car) A. M., 1256 (Dining hy . WEST SHORE | sie) Hang 1 | SOUTHDPRN RAILWAY — Express, (New York Central & H. River RR. Co., Lessee.) |. M., 12.10 night, daily. ‘Trains leave Franklin Bt. ATLANTIC COAST LINE—Express §.65 A. M.. follows, and 15 min, Inter foot West 424 at.,N-R. Sta, New York, aa} “and 9.26 P. M., daily. : LING RATLWAY — Express, °7.10 AM.—For Interm, polnts to Albany. stom tagcat 111.20 A. M.—(1) Saratoga and Mohawk Express. | NORFOLK AND W dally Mail, 12.10 night, dally.’ | CQNEY ISLAND JOCKEY *1.00 P. M.—Obicago Exprees, Memphis and New Orleans. 3.25 P. M., datly. RAILWAY — For $2.26 P. M.—Cont. Lim. tor Det. CHESAPBAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY —"7.55 A. 13.46 P. M (2) For Hudaon R. pol) M., week di 12.65 and 455 P. M.. daily. 96.00 P. FOR OLD POINT COMFORT AND NORFOLK- 17.46 P. M —For Roch.” Buff, Det. 7.65 A. M. week days, and $66 P. M., daily. 3 P. ATLANTIC CITY—9.66 A. M. and 2.65 'P. ‘Datiy, tDally,, except Sui Sundays, 7.05 AM. Throw Monday, mm Annex (1) at 110.45 A.M; (2) at 12.45 Po oM. 3 Will remain, opee Une rR MILT, ve Jersey City PL RL Bia. (1) at 111.20 a] Coaches ing Car, CK. f Mei (2) at 12.35 P.M. "Time tables at principal | Parlor Cars. Dining Oar and Btandand Coaches THE enol, messing of (the els and oMees. Teggaee checked tro on Sundaye, | He ate le coy Weakeort Raprest Om $M Arm MAT —I2.05 F, M.. week days, Kill Be held at tbe oles of Ce ‘AH. 8M CB. LAMBERT, Tienec oMoen, Not oe. ‘West I2ith at, New York City, Gen'l Superiniendent. Gen. Paas'r agent. | Brontnay: UE aoe (4 Jan, 18, 1908, ‘at uw. a » a 7 Twenty-third et. fon, La, WNSt* pectrostea, and Cortlandt’ ets: WILLZAM H. COOPDR, Secretary. ., 860 Fulton #t., 98 Broadway a —r Lawyers. a Rs |i’ tor and check begeage from hotele and] “Wasre not, wan! e = feeidences, through to destination, bls it not” may be | Telephone “914 Rightesnth at.” for Penneylvanta adage sage, ae |GEO. ROBINSON (Lawyer ).| ,"s""yd.Giitsox But—“World Want Ads, waste, 99 Nassau st. (Day), 1370 Bway, 37 at. (Evening General Manager, Gen, Paeseager Agent. much more befits the age, © 1,000 TOPICS. $0,000 FACTS. ~ Price, Twenty-five -Cents. noe Fe eat eo os ibs * . The Standard American Annual.