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INCORPORATED

LAWS OF THE BTATE

OF NEW

DIRECTORS.
ALBFRT J. ADAMS. Real Estate, New York,
RICHARD W. CANNON. Vice-Preeldent.
Baltimore Trust Company of
JOHN F. SMITH. Guanajuato.. Mexico.
PUFFER,
WILLIAMH.
Member American Society C. E.
GEORGE KARSCH, Present Karach Brewing Company.

JFRSET.

Thomas & Eefcarmx New Tor*.

AGENS. Jr.. Treasurer. Lawyers" Tltl.

WILLIAM M. THOMAS,

GIRARD
! FREDERICK
k

Delaware.

* Co..

j SAGE. M. J. S^
MA
! I,AWRENCE
P. ADAMS. Res! lent

c. E. NORREGAARD,

Brooklyn.

K.

New Tor*.
Manager. Guanajuato.
T.

Guaranty

CornjHW-.

Mexico

OFFICERS.

ALBERT J. ADAMS, President

f

GEORGE KARSCH,

Secretary

RICHARD W. CANNON. Vice-President

and Treasurer.

MANAGEMENT AT LA LUZ.
LAWRENCE P. ADAMS, General Manager.
JOHN F. SMITH, Superintendent.
Late with Peregrins Mining and Milling Co.
E. HARRIS, Chief Miner.
Late with El Oro Mining and Railroad Co.
V. B. SHERROD, Constructing and Mining Engineer.

The Corn Products Refining Company will be organized undor the laws of Xew Jersey
with a capital of $30,000,000 Preferred and $00, 000,000 Common Stock, the Fame as the Com
Products Company and with the same provisions as to preference.
Mr. E. T. Bedford will take the presidency of the Company and the management of Its
who hare been actively conbusiness, bringing into the Board of Directors tlioso associates
nected with him in the New York Glu\pp Company.
When the Plan becomes eflhvtivo the Corn Products Refining Company will own:
(1) At least a majority of the Capital Stock of the Corn Products Company;
(2) The entire Capital Stock of tho New York Glucose Company not already acquired by
the Corn Products Company ;
(3) The entire Capital Stock of tho Warner Su;nr Refining Company;
(4) The entire Capital Stock of tho St. Louis Syrup and Preserving Company;
and the new Company, with its subsidiary Companies, will have a net working capital of approximately $5,000,000.
All stock set apart for exchange for stock of the Corn Products Company and not used for
that purpose will remain in the treasury.
In effect, the Corn Products stockholders will surrender one-third of their holdings for the
purpose of acquiring the entire Interest in the three companies above named, not already
owned by the Corn Products Company.
These three companies have modern works, and no bonded debt except $2,300,000, while
companies of tho Corn Products Company have a total bonded debt of $7,293,000.
subsidiary
the
The three companies. New York Glucose Co., Warner Sugar Refining Company, and St.
Louis Syrup & Preserving Co.. contribute a net working capital of about $2,000,000 toward the
joint working capital of $5,000,000.
During the year just ended those three companies did about fifty per cent, of the entire
business, domestic and export.
The financial status of all companies to be verified by public accountants, and titles to be

EMFTRE

TRT^T

REGISTRAR
CO^A^T.
NEW
DEPOSITARIES.

TRANSFER AGENTS.
COMPAQ.
COI/>NIAL
HETO. DUCT
BACERDORF. NEW TORK.
HARTSHORNE. INSIST 4 I^AXE. NEW JIRSET.
ALBERTO LEAU OUANAJTATO.

>K^mES

TORK.

EMPIRE TRUST COMPANY. NEW YORK.

BANCO DE GUANAJUATO. GUANAJUATO.

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>
"Sangrre de <
rOTl'The" Guanajuato Amalgamated Gold Mines Company owns the world famous "Jeans Maria," "Vlllarlno,"
recorded production ofoTrs
dencla
"Remedies" and "Dolores" mines, all on La Luz vein, at Gu anajuato, Mexico, which have an officially
$25,000,000 under the crude and primitive methods of Mexican mining. They have been only partially worked, and now under American
management the most modern and economical methods are being Installed, and their future production will far exceed the past.
The Treasury Stock of the Company is now offered at

SHARE

$4,00 PER

snare.

the price will be advanced to $5.00 (par) per

until January 29 1906, when, pursuant to order of the Board of Dlrec
The right Is reserved to withdraw this offer at any time.
tors,

The Safety of the Investment and the Guarantee of Dividends are Assured by the Enormous Values f the Company's

Holdings.

'

for the stockholders.

of the properties will produce
The Immense rich ore bodies stored In the undeveloped portionwill
yield a net profit of over $5,000 000.
Ore on the dumps and in the mines now awaiting treatment
mn,~
on
delivery
plates
of
and stamps will
commence
and
A mill of 100 stamps is being erected under contract with Allls-Chalmers Co.,
Company has acquired addiPower
and
Electric
Co
The
Guanajuato
with
the
signed
have
been
power
1906
Contracts
for
March 15
fa making every improvement n^^ary
tional propertVbv purchase and denouncement secured valuable water rights, rebuilt roads and
placing them among the largest dividend
for the
of obtaining at a minimum cost the greatest possible results from these mines and
paying mining properties in the world.

"JJtoM

pTirpoe

Mexican Mines Have the Following Record:

Par vJu
of sharu.

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MI
Nli

among others, have agreed to deposit stock under the fore-

stockholders,

TT^DER THE
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PLAN,

The undersignpd
going Plan :

Capital, $3,000,000.
600,000 Shares, Par Value $5.00 Eachij
Owning and Operating the Famous "Negotiation de la Paz" Group of Gold and Silver Mines, at La Luz, Guanajuato.
Mexico.

examined by counsel.

.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

IHt

PRODUCING MINES OF

THE

Guanajuato Amalgamated Gold Mines Co.

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Enormous Dividends guaranteed

deposit therefor, exchangeable for stock of the Corn Products Refining

Company on the basis of three shares of your stock, common or preferred, for
two shares of the same class of the stock of the Corn Products Refining Company.
Script will be issued for fractions of shares, exchangeable for full shares in
sums of $ioo or multiples thereof.
The right is reserved to declare the plan inoperative, in which event all stock
deposited willbe returned without cost to depositors, upon surrender of the certificates of deposit issued therefor, suitably endorsed, on or after March 31, 1906.
The time to deposit stock under the plan will expire February 1, 1906, at 3
P. M. The certificates must be accompanied by powers of transfer in blank, the
execution of which must be witnessed or guaranteed by some one known to this
Company, or acknowledged before a notary public under his official seal.
C. H. KELSEY, President.

iill
'11
S5 lasl

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with

safe Investment

Company

cate? of

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Financial.

Financial.

An absolutely

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE

Office of ths Title Guarantee 6* Trust Company, }

146 Broadway.
r
New York. January 6th. 1906.
In accordance with the annexed plan, the Title Guarantee and Trust Company is prepared to receive your stock on deposit and to issue transferable certifi-

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Financial.

Financial.

Corn Products

SUNDAY. JANUARY 21. 1906.

Present valua
of share*.

Par win*
of aharaa.

XTIXrWL

$40

Present TTue
of shares.

$1,165

$1,200 ; Soledad, Aviada

$100
Mina de Penoles
:..- v,::. Jan. 20, 1p. m. The market for American
6,000
100
active,
Readingwith
and
the
Steel
10
j Dos Estrellas
was
neks
C. 11. MATTHIESSEX,
La Fraternal
2 49
L^st quoRafael
Anexas
y
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San
50
14,000
Naica
NORMAN B. REAM,
3o
Bflaa follow:
HEATON,
T.
N.
T.
WM.
W.
fan
N.
L
close equivalent, close. Ch"res.
The possibilities of Guanajuato Amalgamated Gold Mines Company are just as great.
JOY MORTON,
2*3
54"
2>*4H
-1;
taanodi
{.&%
Uddrai
95%
M*
I- h*
J. B. GREENHUT.
.... 107 5 10*
i*TTfi
that
:.-.- 4 o!:'-,
UfiS
n&
116%
We present the subscription offering of the Guanajuato Amalgamated Gold Minos Company as an investment
Application is being made to list the certificates of deposit on the New York Stock Ex.102
&'\u25a0*
that with its mines now producing and
;^r<-f
prove
in
will
thorough
a-
examination
detail
and
a
appeal
investor,
every
r,2\
to
...
60%
Cl7
should
rtenpeake
Ofcio
22 \u25a0

future To those who desire a safe

change.
.. .
\u25a1ants Great Western... 23^>
1.7
177
all machinery and improvements completed there is no question of the Company's
amfflm Padfle
183
46*
48-
a proven and developed mining company which gives exDamr
474
of
opportunity
we
offer
this
profits,
li
with
assured
investment
f2'->
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50N
61%
MS
of safety and possibilities of enormous dividends. We unqualifiedly indorse it and recommend its
cepdonal
that
fairly
applicable
on
and
the
amount
to
meet
buying:
76
orders
7S
f iHH
pure ase,
'*f advance, and foreign houses had
1S-'">">
ljt
-:V.'>r-al
185%
of covering charge. There is a monthly range of stock and
They were suspected
Prospectus, reports, subscription blanks, &c,mailed upon application.
=j* the stock.
yearly range,
among
1905;
for
19*H
and
also
the
prominent
prices
were
bond
Perry
& Co.
shorts. F. TV.
This with dates of high and low for the last four years,
the early buyers of Unseed Oil preferred.
S
89
4<-H
Is not a corporation which publishes a great deal and a table showing the dividends paid during each
41
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The Standard
of the years from JBS9 to 19^5.
taMkAWotara
BRJi7 to
of Information about its operationp.
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7
"2
207H
y~l^,'iir\fr
213
207
Oil interest seems to be the best point for inquiry,
NEW YORK
present
mtiai
:lgJ4
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CTJEB MARKET TRADING.
1
42
&oS
55 1
56H
teirto Western
Is admitted to be good in the trade. Wolf
The market for outside securities was characterwho have been active on the long side In the last ized bj- strength and activity. Several new high
buyers of Mtosourj
were
eubstantlal
day
:::::;::
or
two.
records were established, nnd, while the usual reac24 "
24 7
i4k Yw
Pacific and also took a considerable quantity of tions followed under profit taking, the market at
\u25a0-\u25a0:Edey.
Brown & Ban
American Smelting.
-
all times maintained a strong undertone. Consoli33 Liberty Street.
7
bought stocks round the room in some Quantity,
Traction was run up 7 points from Friday's
NOTICE OF CALLOT *23 PER SHARE.
\u0084
dated
29.
precommon
and
HOS
New fork. December
paying special attention to Steel
138%
low figure. Mackay common and preferred ad1\
To the Holders of Certificate*, for Partly Paid St
heavy
was
a
ferred and Reading. C. B. Macdonald
of the Metropolitan securities Company!
*
vanced sharpiy. International Salt gained over 114
Notice la hereby given by the Metropolitan >-<-'ir':l
buyer of Union Pacific and was said to have taken
points. Central Foundry sharps were firm. Bethle:;;;::::::::::::im
Company of a call for th payment, of an MOM
hours
tradshares
In
the
first
something
like 15.000
> per share upon the par* >
hem Steel issue." were materially higher. Standard
of twenty-five dollars ($25
47-*
4T fs
H
;
4SU
\u25a0SJL--* Ing-.
paid capital stock of the company, such Installment
This offset a considerable quantity of profit Millingcommon advanced 4 points, while the pret%s
%
be payable on Tuesday, January 10, ISOS.
sales.
taking
money
In
up
bid
over
3.
Ammust be mads at i+t*
Writing
Paper
Payment
MARKET.
ferred
was
rican
of
said
installment
FOREIGN MONEY
No. 38 >as..
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONDITIONS.C. Schu- snares gained fractionally. li, the mining stocks
office of the Morton Trust Company.
discount rate
Uata. H4S4 per rent. Open market
OF NEW YORK
Street. New York City, on or before Tuesday. Janur r
bills, 3*6*54 per macher & Co. "ay:
net advances were the per.eral rule. Bonds were
80, 1906. by check or draft on New York to the on i
brstart ::::?. SS 7a7a per cent; long
to
th Hroi
sterling during the week advanced
q:iet. but firm.
Mutual Life Building
of the Metropolitan Securities Company.. Atpaid
teat. Berlin discount rate, 3= per cent. Berlin ex- i Demand
stc
remained about
of such payment the certificates for partly
Paris
ST. while Continental exchange quotations.
memorandum
o!
Money
presented
must
be
In
order
that
a
$5,500,000
unchanged
ciaEfe on London. 20 marks 4S pfennigs.
practically
steady
at
stamped
exchange
may
on
CURB
b
thereon.
foreign
payment
exACTIVE
the
dacour.: rate, 17-1S per cent. Paris
STOCKS. \u25a0
continues to be easy, and therefore
of c-
The stock transfer books for the transfer
especially
since
may
gold
higher,
change
In
Lonwork
a
little
d;.-.
itamped certiflcates will remain closed after the
Uadon. 2 frar.es H'-2 centimes. Bar
sterling both In France and Germany, la advancing
of this notice. Books have been opened for the tra:-.don \u25a0kss 77s 10 s;d.
Russian loan
INDUSTRIALS.
INlEREST PAID ON CHECK ACCOUNTS AND ON CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
because of the belief that the new
fer of cortlficates on which the additional paynwi : m
future,
for
British
consols
the
near
FOREIGN BECCBXTTS&
twenty-five dollars iJ25i per share has been noted.
wffl be placed in London within
OFFICERS
rate from 6 per
By "order of the E^ard of Directors.
y BSV. for the accourt, V). French rentes, 98 The Reiciisbank reduced its official this
I Open- | High- j Low- i Last
resulted In ?hares I
'
rent to 5 per cent this week, and
SECURITIES COMPANY.
W CASTLES. Pre?iiJpnt.
METROPOLITAN By
JOHN
|
Germany,
Ing.
j
iiics ST-. c?r. ::\u25a0
tale.
[
with \u25a0old. I
I
eat.
est.
X W. SATHE, Treasurer.
a,, Pasier tendency of discounts in
HEMPHILU
Vloe-Pretldent.
ALEXANDER
L. GrBKLMAN. Vice-President.
figures in the next month or
08CAB
of
lower
tDAKD.-.
lrea>urer.
Department.
\\ M. C.
may Manairer Korpleu
a likelihood
|
Bank
Note.!
00
00
I
90
I
00
\i\
v
lOOjAmer
gold
see
exsurprised
to
be
i 11%:
ecreiarj.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
two We should not
Can
V- C. HARRIMAN. Assistant Treasurer.
12U ,
V ll'i
i UhBBAKD.
HKBBAKD Secretary
S.OOOIAxDer
. C.
during the month of February.
4.u(Kt
norted to London
do preferred.... i 71%
Ti'. ~o\
70S
NEW TON. Trust Officer.
to make
although it is a little early at this writing
1,280 Am I).: F W Tel..|
1
1 i
I>4
1H
note,
howIt is worthy of
any definite prediction.
1%
l
275 Amer Nickel
*2 \
2
STOCKS.
is more apt
Issues Travelers' Letters of Credit and Foreign Drafts.
47r. < 47.". j 475
I'm Amer Tobacco
475
ever that our records show exchange
*;15H
advance during the month of
Writ Ppf
&>X2
than
to
1.230
Am
i
35%
85%
\u2666c
decline
*
l
Ei:n
; Open- H:gh- , Ism- I I^*
8.000! Beth Steel < orp..
84 ! 35:
84
34 1
March
It might easily follow on that account,
gold ex!
93 ! :>- .\ j
1,600 1 do preferred. ..
63 l

! ing. ! est. esl. | sa.e.^

83
the market has not yet reached the
8 |
7%
77a*
800 Cent K..'.iniry
7%
point, that there Is hardly time enough left
port
.I.V) 160
1*
23% j 2HJ
28
28% I L"-:
...I 2SH4' ido preferred
gold exports to gain much
Nw-Tork ft New- Jersey Telephone Compar.y.
.iAllte-Chalmei
for a movement of supply
Co r>B, 1546.. ...
I
Brunswick Traction Ry
*Ajbl Copper ... 115
exchange .will again
113 i H3>i n,-*-*n,-*-* headway
26
2H !j 28
28
lOl^i
North Jersey Street Railway Company
200 Corn IT Kef cwi
&.N
100
i
f
;
before
the
of
Ist
i^""~
~
t
Trenton
&-.
.
ftTdyl"
.'
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Car
*5V4
86
86 7 Camden *i
j
800 do pref w 1
86%
"

>** prov.- an ample sufficiency. The supply of comPatfrsor. & Passalc C.is & Klcctrlc Company. i
JSJ4
77%|
77%
974
'.<%
0%
0740 4
oo Km rs, n>ti. J J
100 Cont Coal A C pf.
Public 6er%lce Corporation
bills, especially grain bills, has not been
JJJiAa IiOcomoUve::;
J^
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7
I'l

7
7
7
Railway
Company
....
173%
171H1
mercial
73
7.'l
Ugfii
73%;
Rapid
27.inn Hartmann C0a1... '
s|
f.'
73
Transit Street
diminheretofore,
probably
will
-*
1)%
W
and
Sapar.
LJchting
Co
UUai
151% IS2
m liberal ns
1301 Havana Tob
82%
32
32
Union & Middlesex
*82H
Somerset
'
Inquiry for remit,. .;
95%
*%
85%
ish more so that any additional
41H
41 's
41
41 l
i
1
300 do preferred....
S^uth Jersey Gas. Electric & Traction C0.... 124 lj
o>'
..MBa;t \u0084.Ohio
31'-> . VVO i*
Singer Manofactoiiag Company
..
will find reflection in higher rates for exli3*3*
11TJI
11H
I1vie
I
161 11S
450 :Houston OH
tances
"JU
our
t>J
il,Bk!rr.a:Rap
hand,
th(
other
we
that
7
7
pf...
Company
Tr--.:*.
1%
I !*>;
believe
.' i 35%
35 i
,2 change On
*>;'
WH
400' int M"-Mar
35%
Standard Oil
liberally from
-\u25a0*
177% 176%
more
of New-Jersey
3,600
Company
i*:C= PiSSc
1774
will
avail
themselves
Inter
Salt
46H
47
46
46
Electric
'
United
know this stock 13 intrinsically vrorth
bankers of their foreign credits and draw km* bills
I
< os
.
i 46*1 4
64
5,000
Mackay
63
65
83
j
'
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now on
$10<.0<> a share, and it trill Mil at $100.00
73%
70
76%
preferred....!
as
a higher level for exchange has been
75%
2100
do
I*,1
M
Boon
-'
,
'
\
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la *,
Gt Weal
22*I r-".,'-.--\u25a0
Tran.J
8 J
3
.gi
3 18
This will prove practically true in
400 Manhattan
r
; 0
established.
in time.
OU Mil iEt P.. I7S lf ! "-"T
-".,'-.
52 j 62
52
BANK STOCKS.
101 }\u25a0..<::> MEt TftP. . tr.2 'J 102
CO Ist 08. 1U49. J 4 iSIIIOO 103
gfi
discounts abroad should decline. The ten7-:'7
*
*jCtl
66 Broadway.
'\u25a0\u25a0'-'
102 1 102 1
A Iron..
74>
-:'
FRANK POOTON,
;;,,.,
at present Is toward lower rates.
200 Pitta Con Mfg- Co.. 102
\
u
0084f
discounts
by Clinton Gilbert. No. 2 TYa'.l-st.)
!7%
67*
'-.7 :
*
(Reported
Continent.
Scab
Lumber
Co.
67%
%
on
the
300
England,
3
but also
;'. . '. n" B*
ootonly in
,
SecarltUV.
12
12
14%
M&
N
10U4
110*4
fjfnJT
Mill
com...
14%
*
[
'
2.620 Stand
"f
Bid. AskedUKEd,
Bid. Asked. I
OF $20,000 FOR M DIAXDoVI
BO%) w
,S
, .-"
6 Standard Oil
I T.S2 i 082 | 680 ! tJSO
58* ||
GREAT WESTERN AGAIN' CUTTING RATES.
f'2o
Lincoln
I.&W 1,750
Uu!ip. Sfaah.... 156H 150'
Arrerica
\u25a0* en
but iubtp.t!al t.curi| Manhattan C0....
3
v
am?ur.t of unquotirf
Exchange125
M
0
iar^-e
Chicago Great 'Western, the prince of rate cutters
124% I J*
Am
r" r.etOr.tn, .; 124%
-n^'
v
*Mexican
>
BO
rra ties. LOAN. Hoi -t>. -lVlbur-rt or!:.-*.
Jerwy i g^ S^g:^ 4.s 1U49. M& X... 74
Market & I"v!
75
2'Vi
'M'-n
National.. 7oO BHo
railroad?, has reduced the rare
*
RAILROADS.
Mtot
I*,1
the
Western
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among
MetropoUa
210
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275
SO
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73 ;
78%
TSVi
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195
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Battery Park. 145
V.--.
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106% l'J6%, iv
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178
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SlV
1800
106
109
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Coal & I
51 I r.l'4
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STOCKS.
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110
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fancy price.
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I
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$9,000,000.00.
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MOVEMENT OF COTTON.
5
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11*11. M& S. . 101*
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Transacts a general banking bu?ineK
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1W
Acts as Guardian, Administrator, Re"g
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3
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Dam O pPr
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from the Tennessee
i
Guanajuato Con.
received
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7
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Accounts of Manufacturers. Merch..
CLEARINGS
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FOREIGN COMMERCE.
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Amistant Srvretanr and AUtaat Treasurer.
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Bales.
JEROME TAYLOR
84.W1.3M
31.347.7
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EXPORTS
and
steady
11*
111
118
STOCK
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consuls were
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Jan Ito Jan W
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81.809.630 f.M.77l.
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BONDS.
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norn January 1fllP.Oll
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1304.303
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19,978.910
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432.371
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