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it "1 Furriers Exclusively. Desire to direct attention to their line collection oi Crown and ne pins ultra Russian Sable Skins, as well as medium priced furs. A complete and varied stock Is now on exhibition. Gentlemen's Furs oi all kinds. Coats oi the finest cloth (manufactured especially for 1 the purpose) and lined with best skins.

Fur Overcoats for motoring, driving, hunting or evening dress, made from various suitable skins. Elegant and exclusive designs in Furs for ladies. Alaska Seal, Labrador Mink, Arlca Chinchilla, Royal Ermine, Silver Blue and White Fox, Lynx, etc' The quality, workmanship and design ol these furs are of the highest possible standard. Patrons favoring us now with Special Orders may rely on receiving the completed goods before the Holidays. 184 Fifth Avenue, New York.

THE WESTERN t'XIOX TELEGRAPH COMPANY New York. December 11'. PIVIUENI) IM. The Board of Dlroctora have declared a quarterly dlvl dend of ONE and ONK-yUAUTKR I'ER CKNT. upon tha Capital cltock of thia Company, paynhlu lit the office of the Treaaurer on anil after the J.1th day nf January next to LINCOLN TRimT COMPANY MitdlMiB Sqaarf Nbvt York, Hwmbw 12th.

10 Th Board of Directors hnvn rice lureil a quarterly dlvl denil of three per pnynhle Pccember 31t, 11KW, to sloukholder of rcord December -tli. -loiin. I to BERT C. LEWIS, Treasurer eaal faai MEETINGS. THE tAI.LATIN NATIONAL DANK, OP THE CITY or vork.

iiec. s. 1IMHI: The annual meetln of the stock holders lof this bank fc itbo election of Directors will be held at the banking- house, So. 3A Wall the Htlr day of Jan uary. 1907, between the hours of 12 M.

and P. M. QEOROE JB. LEWIS. Cashier.

CL'RB BROKERS. WE BUY OR SELL ANY ACTIVE A UNLISTED SECURITY mr tree Sally ejwtaf toM mm4 aefrtae aa Cnk WEBSTER Telanhaaa. 188 Rector. aa anal at. T.

DAILY MINING NEWS BUREAU All the new of the eiinei and the mining market. Sent "FHKli for one month on nraueat. TONOPAH QOLDFIELD BULLFROO an featured In thai aarrtoa. wditunmrwiL MICMAC DEALT IN ON NEW YORK AND BOSTON CUB9. Write lur hpvcml letter on It.

w. s. BPi co" rjirJl 44 BHOABSTKEET, NEW YORK. BUY MANHATTAN OXFORD Miskcs at Maabaitau, Nevada. L.

TREVOR LEWIS 4S-4 Eackaaaa Plaaa; New Yark. change Plaea; New Tciephone Swn Breed. THE WALL STREET gATUUDAY MORNING DECEMBER 15, 1906. THE HOTEL PATTERSON 59 West 46th Street A modern fireproof Hotel, furnishing the Best of service and cuisine, and catering: to first class custom only. C.

G. Gunther's Sons. ESTABLISHED 182a nrwiniflt-rs or record at tlin clone of tho trauafer bouka on the i4th lny of Deoemlier InM. Tho transfer hooka will he closed nt three o'clock on the afternoon of December iMth Inat. mut bo reopened, on tho morninK or januury Mil next.

M. T. WIMHTTl. Treaanrer. NEW YORK CKNTRAI.

RIVER RAILROAD CO. Office of the Treaaurer. New York. Kec. fi.

llMiu. The BOAKH OK DIIiWTOltH of thin Company, at a meeting held thin dnv. declared a dividend of (INK AND (INK-HALF I'KK CKNT. on lia rapltal payahle nt thin III re on the Iftth day nf Jan. next, to atockttolrlern of record at the close of biMlneait on Hntimlny.

Dec. I.th. The transfer hooka will lie cloned at 12 o'clock noon on Pattlrday. Dec. 15th.

and reopened al 10 o'clock A. M. on Wednesday, Jan. lUlh. m-xt.

EDWARD I nOHSITER, Treaanrer. FRANKLIN THl'ST rnMPAKV. DIVIDEND NO. 4111 New York City. December nth.

Wort. The Board of Trustees haa this iliiy declared a quarterly dividend of Hir upon the capital slock nf this Company, pnyaolc December til, to stocklmlilers of record at closing of the transfer hooks. Transfer hooks will he closed from 12 41., December HUM. until A Jatiuiirv Und. 11107.

CIJ.NTON W. l.nl.rM. Hecretary. IMIKRWOflll TYPEWRITER COMPANY. At a retailor nieellnc of tho Hoard of Directors of the lcrwood Tynewrltor Company nf New Jersey, held on the liTTit day of November, HMMi, a dividend of Three I'er Cent, was declared upon the Klrst.and Heeonil Preferred stock Issues of said Company to all stockholder of record lit the close of business on December Umh next, paynble January 1st, 111(17.

at tlieoftice of tho Company. 1E WITT IIERQEN, Secretary A Treasurer. THE AKOI.IAN. WERER PIANO AND PIANOLA COMPANY. At a meetliiK of the Hoard of Directors, held this day, the reftulnr quarterly dividend of ONE AND TIIRKK-gKAII-TERS PER CENT, was declared upon tho Preferred Ptock of the Company, paynble on the Hist Inst.

Transfer books will he closed December 20th. IimmI. nnd reopened January and, 1IMIT. WM. E.

WHBKIOt'K, Treasurer. December 12th, HHKI. I NATIONAL IMWCt'IT COMPANY. Tha resrular ouarterly dividend of ONE PER CENT, on the Common Htock has been declared, payable January to stockholders of record at the close of business December 'Jm, IimmI. Transfer books will be closed ffoin December 2U, IthXl, to January IS, ll)7.

both Inclusive. p. lirUHKE, Treasurer. OFFICE OF THE 1N1TED KAN IMPROVE1IENT COMPANY, K. W.

cor. Hroail nod Arch Phllnilelphln, Uec. 12. WOfl. The Directors have this day declared a quarterly dividend of Two Per Cent, (one dollar per share), payable Jan 1007, to stockholders of record at the close of business Doc.

81, 11MKJ. Cheeks will ne maiieu. in i.u.i.i ireiia DIVIDENDS AND UTAH CONSOLIDATED INCREASES DIVIDEND. Utah Consolidated directors have declared the regular quarterly dividend of $2.50 per share and an extra divi denda of 60 cents a Mare, payable Jan. 15.

Book cloBe Dec. 19 and reopen Dec. 28. Previous payment mi $2.50. ROCHESTER RAILWAY PFD.

DIV. UNCHANGED. The directors of the Rochester Railway Co. hare de clared the regular quarterly dividend of 1 on the preferred stock, payable January 2 to atockholders of rec ord December 20. Books close December 20.

BOSTON WORCESTER. Boston Directors of the Boston Worcester Compa ny Thursday afternoon declared a regular semi-annual div idend of $2 per share on the preferred stock, payable Jan. 1907, to stock of record at close of business Dec. 24. OLD DOMINION S.

S. CO. DIVIDEND. Directors of the Old Dominion Steamship Co. have declared the regular semi-annual dividend of 8 per payable January 2 to stockholders of record December 20, Books close December 20 and reopen January 2.

MERCANTILE TRUST, ST. LOUIS. St. Louis The directors of the Mercantile Trust Co, have declared the regular monthly dividend of 1 and an extra dividend of 4 on the capital stock, payable to stock holders of record Dec. 20.

STANDARD COUPLER CO. Directors of the Standard Coupler Co. have declared the regular semi-annual dividend of 4 on the preferred stock and a semi-annual dividend of 2 on the common. making 4 on tho latter for the year. Dividends are pay able Dec.

24; books close Dec. 18 and reopen Ja. 2, 1907. Directors of the Havana Electric Railroad have de clared the regular quurtcrly dividend of 1 on the pre ferred stock, payable Jan. 15, Books close Dec.

28, and re open Jan. 16. Directors of the State Bank have declared the regular semi-annual dividend of 50, paynble Jan. 1, to stockhold ers of record Dec. 14.

The directors also declared a graded distribution, amounting to about 15rI, among the officers and employes of the bank, as was done last year. Directors of the German Exchange Bank have de clared the regular semi-annual dividend of 8, pnyable Jan. 1. Books close Dec. 22 and reopen Jan.

2. The regular quarterly dividend of 12 Ws of the Union Trust Co. is payable Jan. 10 to stockholders of record Jan. 5.

Directors of the Washington Water Power Co. have declared a quarterly dividend of 14 per payable Januury 2. Books close December 20 nnd reopen January 2. Directors of the Duluth Edison electric Co. have de clared the regular quarterly dividend of li on the pre ferred stock of the company, payable Jan.

1 to stock of record Dec. 17. Books will not close. Pittsburg Directors of the American Nut Bnlt FaRtcner Co. have declared the regular quarterly dividend of 5 nnd an extra dividend of 10T, payable Dec.

20, out of earnings for the first eleven months of the year. Nashville Directors of the Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Co. have declared th? reaylnr quarterly dividend of 1, payable Jan. 1 to stock of record Dec. 21.

Books close Dec. 20 and reopen Jan. 2. Boston Directors of tie Bell Telephone Co. of Mis souri have declared a regular quarterly dividend of payable Jan.

2, 1907, to stock of record Dec. 24, 1906. Books close Dec. 24 and reopen Jan. 2.

Cincinnati The Cincinnati ToJarco Warehouse Co. has dcclored a quarterly dividend of payable Jun. to stockholders of record Jan. 5. 15 Cincinnati The directors of the Ccntrul Trust Safe Deposit Co.

have declared a semi-annual dividend of 2 and have added $50,000 to the surplus fund. SPOKANE INLAND EMPIRE R. R. INITIAL DIV. Directors of the Spokane Inland Empire Railroad Co.

have declared an initial dividend of $1.25 per shav kon tho preferred certificates, payable Jan. 20. Books close Jun. 1 and reopen Jan. 21.

ELECTRIC CO. OF AMERICA, Philadelphia Aiitho stockholders' jneetine; rf the Electric Compnny of America, President Snowden an nounced that the surplus on hunt! at the close of the last fiscal year had been expended and that more money had been borrowed for the company's use. Stockholders ratified the agreement mud by tha directors to sell the property to the Electric Bond Share Co. under conditions heretofore printed. The vote wat.

over 80 in favor of ratifying the plan. PEOPLE'S GAS. Thi Lawyers' Title Insurance Trust Co. has been ippointed transfer agent for the capital stock of the People's Gas Light A Coke Co. of Chicago.

IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS. Week ending Dec. 8, 1906: THIS WEEK LAST WEEK Imports ,3,451,659 $3,331,770 LA8T YEAR 12,425,808 Total imports this year $153,588,594, against $133, 018,704 last year. SUGAR MARKET. The local market for raw sugar con(inuos quiet and steady.

Quotation are Centrifugals 8.82 3.80c, muscovados 3.32(ffi3.40c, and molasses 3.07(f There is a sale reported of 25,000 bags of new crop Cuba centrifugals 96 degrees test at.2V4c, cost and freight for February shipment to the American Sugar Refining Co. London cables show the market to be generally quiet. Cane is dull and inanimate. Java 10s. fair refining unchanged.

Beets are weak, and there is some business being dona at the lower prices. December 8s. Jan. 8s. a decline of lHd.

each. Concerning sugar prices, Willett -A say "The lowest price touched last season was 2c. c. and (Feb. 8) for Cubas, 96 test (3.36c.

landed), but there does ap pear to be good reasons to expect quite so much of a declii.j this season. In any event, the average price for 1907, deliveries should be rather higher than that for the same time in 1906, as it will; be realized sooner or later', that all the sugar which Cuba can produce this season wilt be The outlook for the 1907-08 sugar crop of Java is promising, it being estimated, according to our special cables, at 1,000,000 tons against the present crop of 950,000 tons." THEODORE B. STARR, Diamond Merchant, Jeweler and Silversmith, MADISON SQUARE, New York. Corn Minneapolis. GRAIN AND PROVISIONS DECLINE WITH LIGHT TRADE.

Wheat opened up but found no support on tha advance ana sow off with rather moderate trade. The western markets led tha decline and at Chicago showed some ores sure. The early firmness appeared to be influenced locally oy ine cades. News wasot important although the exports from Argentine and India were rather liberal, the modern Miller report was bearish, and ther increase this week in Minneapolis stocks. The decline seemed to meet with some resistance, with fair commission house buying reported west, but not enough to turn the market.

Thi weather, but later with predictions of clear, cold we and with estimates of larger receipts and also reports that considoraoble corn had been soW for the next few week's shipment from the country, prices declined and closed at about the low point. Oats were less active and showed reactionary tendency, Prices declined about c. but met support at tho decline and ruled steady with rather moderate offerings reported at the lower prices. Some bearish estimates of farm supplies fail to have much effect. There was quite an active trade in provisions early and a further advance on moderate live hog rescipts, but later prices declined rather easily, closing at the low paint.

NEW YORK: OPEN HIOH LOW CLOVE FREV. CI. May 84 84 8414 84 844 July wheat ...83 83T 83 8394 83H May corn 50 50 Chicago: May 78 78 78 78 78, July 77 77 77 77 I May corn 43 43 43 43! July 44 44 43 44 44 May oats 36- 3C 36 36 V3C July oats 33 33 83 33 33 Jan, pork 1595 ir9.r) 1577 1580 1585 Jan. lard -875 875 865 8C5 867 Jan. ribs 857 857 845 847 850 Wheat cloned Vic decline.

Corn clotted c. decline. New York curb MBy wheat 844; put, 84 bid: culls, 84. Liverpool Wheat opened steady 6s. 5d.

Com opened auiet. advance: March 4s. Id. Liverpool Wheat closed dull, unchanged to May 6s. 4d.

Corn closed quiet, unchanged to Faris Wheat opened easy, five points decline; March- June 23.40. Paris Wheat closed dull, 5 to 13c. decline; March-June 23f r. 30c. Antwerp Wheat closed quiet, unchanged; Jun-Feb.

16. 181 -Wheat closed steady to advance. May CHICAGO CAR LOTS. ACTUAL ESTIMATED 33 34 254 27fi 98 118 NORTHWEST RECEIPTS. Dec.

14 Last Week 174 310 34 518 SEABOARD EXPORTS. FLOUR WHEAT December 14 47,000 270,000 Five dnys this week 132,000 1,848,000 Same time last wk 121,000 1,705,000 1905 105 374 28 507 CORN 87,000 1,116,000 730,000 CONTRACT 9 13 581 0AT8 3,000 36,000 42,000 1 BRADSTREET'S WEEKLY GRAIN EXPORTS. Bradstreet reports tiie weekly exports of wheat (in chiding flour) and com as follows: Bushels: wheat This week 4,383,057 Last week 4,791,020 Same week last year 4,435,162 Since July 1, 1906 87.969,578 Same period last year 67,258,549 COBN 1,381,774 1,109,477 3,407,776 20,843,517 COTTON. i WEAK UNDErZhEAVT RECEIPTS. The market developed decided weakness, prices declln Ing about per pound under heavy telling and in absence of substantial sapport.

The Liverpool market was BDont op to expectations at the start, but soon developed weakness "with report of active selling by Importers well as unloading by speculators. On these advices the local market opened 7 to 12 points below Thursday's flnsl, and from the start showed weakness. It had been evident for a day or two that traders were showing a disposition to get out of the near positions and this tendency to run away, from delivery in the face of steadily increasing stocks here, indicated a weakening in the technical poti lion. Early estimate for the 'port receipts were 6S.000 bales, against only about 44.000 last year and notwithstand ing the fact that was claimed that this cotton was being rushed forward to fill contracts, this heavy movement fol lowing the big crop estimate proved so bearish that many noiaors or long cotton were induced to liquidate. The into sight movement for the week was about 000 bales against 395,000 last year and on the whole the pressure of actual cotton was the principal depressing fca ture.

There were about 8,000 December notice in drcu lation, and it was predicted that the ruling high rate of money would influence further delivery on January con tract. There were a nnmber of attempts made by com mission nouses to check the decline, which resulted momentary rallies, but when this support was withdrawn the market quickly developed further weakness, and in the afternoon was at the paint of the day. OPEN HIGH LOW CLOSR December 9.37 9.37 9.14 9.19 January 9.45 9.45 9.26 9.32 February 9.44 9.44 9.41 9.41 March 9.64 9.66 9.49 J.5l April 9.79 9.60 May 9.80 9.82 9.65 9.70 June 9.74 9.74 9.74 9.75 July 9.91 9.91 9.75 9.81 August 9.60 9.73 9.60 9.61 October 9.87 9.40 9.37 9.37 Market closed steady, 20 to 25 decline. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Liverpool Cotton futures closed quiet, 2V4 to 8 off, 5.37; 6.87; May-June 5.41; July Aug.

6.44. ESTIMATED COTTON RECEIPTS. Houston Estimated receipts of cotton 19,000 to 21,. 000 bales, against 14,545 last week and 4,306 bales la year. New Orleans' estimated receipts of cotton 15,000 to 18..

000 bales against 19,998 last week and 6,486 last year. Galveston Estimated cotton receipts for Sstorrlay are 13,000 to 16,000 bnlcs. ngainst 21,518 last week a 6,602 bales last rear. Hester's report rottm into right for the week, 569,. 20.) bales, against 591,448 last week and 394,677 bales lat year.

INTERIOR COTTON RECEIPTS. Gross receipts at principal interior towns, with com parisons: FRIDAY LAST WEEK Houston 1D.53.1 18,443 advance; May Memphis 5,909, 7,180 tip. un. Augusta 1,753 3G1 St. Louis 822 7,973 1 COTTON TORT RECEIPTS.

LAST YEAS 6,620 7,831 5,699 Net receipts at the principal southern ports with com parisons, follow: Galveston New Mobile Savannah All ports Argentine wenther report by sjiwinl coble says that rUe 2 rains have fallen locally. The weather hits been generally! favorable for harvesting operations of wheat and linseed, The yield and quality are excellent. Indian wheat exports Argentine wheat ex-' ports, corn exports 2.295,000; linseed exports, visible of linseed 825,000, decrease visible of wheat 960,000, unchanged; visible of corn 2.975,000, a decrease of 170,000. (est. 00.

FRIDAY 23,435 18.407 2,082 12,51.1 1,505 93,000 Due 1,000. COFFEE. LAST WEEK 17.352 14,830 874 8,720 2.278 58,070 CLOSED 10 TO 15 POINTS VP. LAST VCAB 8,595 85! 5.382 1,29: The 'noil market opened 5 to 10 points higher on good ports from Havre and a little local buying, and a further 1 iruin nt Havre and a strong close there, with a net advance of 1 fr. cncourHced the local market.

As a result nsles wen- nmde at 20 to 25 points gain over yesterday's I rinsing prices ith the market closing etcy but 10 to 1 I imintK net hiiihor with sales 54.250 bsjrs at the cl.ie. One 'concern s.ilii 3, (Kill baps January and people who bought January Mil more. Local traders now seem to pay some attention to valorization plan and It was reported yester ion dy that the Riu coffee valorization loan of 3,000.000 haJ been fixed for January 1. It was also understood that the 4jj surtax on shipments of Rio coffee will also go into effect me nrnt oi ntxi momn. ine movement ui uw crop i still on large scale but good authorities say that they ate confident the total crop will not exceed 15,000,000 bags nJ that with such a crop offset by annual consumption of 18 COO.000 bugs all kinds of coffee and an anticipated smnll crop next season there is no need to worry about a crop of 15,000,000 bntos.

Sales for the wuek were 282,250 bags against 431,500 last year. The net loss for the week was 20 to SO point. CUBI3 MONTH December January February March April May June July CHICAGO GRAIN SUPPLIES. Chicago Contract grades of wheat in Chicago public elevators are 8,556,917, as compared with 5,085,172 bushels a year ago. The past week showed an increase of 86,886 bushels.

There are 176,907 bunhels of contract corn and 1,208,388 bushels of contract oats, as compared with and 4,924,836 bushels a year ago. During the week corn increased 85,727 bushels and oat decreased 37,519 bushels. HOLDING OF OATS. Chicago An oats circular issued by a leading hiuse has attracted much attention. Compared with a year ago, it shows to Dec.

1 country elevator receipts decreased 17.9 per oats on hand in country elevators decreased 68 per left in farmers' hands 35 per cent, of crop. MODERN MILLER. St. Louis The Modern Miller says the small top growth of tha winter wheat caused by late seeding has been partially made up by plentiful moisture and mod erate temperature. Crop conditions in general continue favorable.

PRODUCE EXCHANGE. A petition is being circulated on, the Produce Exchange to close the Monday before Christmas. It is being generally signed. BLACKWELL'S ISLAND BRIDGE. Th lowest bid for the foundations of the steel viaduct of the Que approach to the new Blackwell's Island Bridge, was thu of the Buckley1 Realty Construction whose offer was $797,804.

The King Bridge Co. was the highest bidder at $1,7 56,443, The work must be finished within twelve months. August September October November Dec 1907.. Cash December January February- Murch SALES 4500 10500 16000 12000 1000 HIGH LOW CLOSE CLOSE LAST VR. 535(jD540 6200-530 620 545 535 540Sj45 550555 540545 630 565 560 5CO565 555565 610 565G70 0555C5 650 500 575 575580 565570 6G0 5850 590 570:5575 665 600 590 590(g)595 580585 675 600'605 585590 680 605 605S610 5950600 690 6100615 6000605 700 6150 620 605 0610 705 635 635 Market ebsy.

Total sales of coffee 54,250 bags. METALS. ADVANCE IN COPPER. Electrolytic copper was advanced in both bid and asked prices at 22 to 23. Casting advanced He.

in bid and asked prices at 22 to 22. Lake unchanged at 23 to23Vi. Market strong. 1 Tin market quiet; spot 42.80 to 43, Dec. 42.90 to 42.95, Jan.

42.80 to 42.85; lead 6 to 6.10; Bpelter 6.60 to 6.65. Lead 19 7s. unchanged. London Closing: Spot tin 197, unchanged; futures 196 unchanged; market quiet. Sales spot, 60 tons; futures 260 tons.

Si it copper 106 up 17s. futures 107, up 12s. market firm. Sales spot, 200 tons; futures, 609 tons. Spelter 28, unchanged; best selected copper 110 up 10s.

Pig iron quotation at the 11 o'clock call on Produce Exchange: REGULAR BID ASKED $20.00 20.0G Market quiet and steady. -NEW STAN. FDV BID 23.00 23.00 23.00 ASKED the 25.00 .25.00 25.00 STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS Following.ii a record of the sales of stocks and bonds on the New York Stock Exchange Dec. 14, 1906: Atootooa Bkn Rap ami wk Ptlt LMtb Ei hum On Ok COB inn Iinti Cen Ptc MKtl Mi South Kill IU hi AtcMtoa mJ txoo mvo kh AtOmt LMw one.Y,,, Cntt Uitk ctt i 2 Mil 1 Fh ieu Oil Rift Piii YtH' OnRIaPfl McxUm In 1STO S7H it 1 mo ph en IU ItLsPrefu FnheM a ran raw 8U Is, era w4 AHtalMl Vt Aml (jbrcwr 700... 7im.

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