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LOOK-$475 CASH WILL BUY BUTTER,
-four. tea and coffee business that will clear
s75 month. Fine location; fine fixtures; cheap
rent; lving-rooms Have other business.
S112 Journal
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
MINNESOTA MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
306 RANK OF COMMERCE BLDG,

ooo AN INTELLIGENT AND WELL d.
SO things a man or a woman can havss
in money matters. The Savings Bank of Min
neapolis, Adam Hannah, treasurer, 1o7 4th !,
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15

OFFICES ,..- ~ -
FOR RENr-DEsNRooM IN A NEW
building, first floor, centrally located, steam
heat, telephone and electric Lights: rates rea-
sonable. 7726, Journal. -: :. -. =. -
FOR RHNTIPART OF OFFICE OR DESK
room in new Dayton building. STA, journal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15

FOR INFORMATION1 CONCERNING THE
Hall & Clark Needle Co.. inquire of A. L.
'Brice, 324 New York Life building. =
WANTED-LOAN OF 81, 200, FIRST MORT
gage, improved city property; no commission.
$3.50, Journal.
I HAVE SOME FIRST-MORTGAGE FARM :
loans for sale. Write me at once.
HENRY ERICKSON, TOWNER, N. D. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15
FINANCIAL

MORTGAGE LOANS-Rates low; any sumsss
no delay; see us sure. Gale & Co., N. Y. Life. >
WE HAVE 4 BLOCK OF EASTERN MONEY
to loan at per cent on choice residence
nropertv ThorDe Pros Andrua building
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15


O., 900 MILLINERY STOCK. BEST LOCA-
tIon in city; cheap rent. splendid fixtures,
mostly new stock; just the time to start in for
the fall trade; nothing better ever offered for
a millinery business; $4,000 trade last year:
will sell at discount; other splendid sas% ness
chances from 5000 to $685. 900. Collins 3.5 ka-
sofa block
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15

taurant, doing fine business, in thriving city
Of $500: for information address Charles
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-15

9 Q % o o !.
FOR SALE BY OWNER, GREEN'S ADDI-
! ton, Lowry Hill. elegant modern house, near
| Tryi
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-22
Mr.. PRATT'S REPORT.

A large amount Of space in this issue
is given the report Of Commissioners
Pratt on his appeal 10 Congress for the
FIRE claims appropriation. because the
Bulletin believes that every detail of
sndeayor TO secure Federal appropria-
lions for this Territory Is or ought 10
pc OF immediate interest to every citi.
zen Of the Islands. =
MIR. Pratt has made an exact record
o. his experience. which shows what
apparently impregnable barriers can be
overcome by united. energetic effort.
And though the mission failed to OH
tain the money sought, the results were
sufficient to prove the time and money
expended to be a good investment. Its
educational value is OF no small import
II the people will but realize that IT..
respective Of what organization or as
ISOLATION takes the initiative in work
OF this character, II is deserving the
steadfast cooperation Of the community
without regard for politics. religion
race or previous condition Of servitude,
All too many citizens OF this Terri
tory look upon movements taken NJ
by business men or organizations as
exclusively the business mans game
and therefore not worthy more than
a perfunctory interest from the peo'
pie at large. Too many forget that
prosperity for the business men means
better times for all. Commissioned
Pratt had the closest approach to the
solid support of all classes in the Ter
ritory that any man going to Washing
ton on any public or semi-public mis-
sion has ever had, and to this fact tn
Bulletin believes can be credited tn,
good degree OF success achieved.
What this Territory needs is NOR
Of the same kind OF work. that will III
the people out of narrow grooves, an,
set the business OF the Territory, a
least in its relation with the Fedora
Government on the broad basis q
winning victories for the Territory u
a whole
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-22

five Commissions: +. w. Macfarlane
as chairman
Page 80 - Territorial Legislature
passes joint resolution asking aid OF
Congress to pay losses.
Page 7j-Report OF Acting Governor
Cooper to Secretary of Interior. re cp
idemic of bubOnic plague and sug
gests use Of Customs revenues to pay
for losses OF property destroyed to
suppress.
Page 79-Rules adopted by Fire
Claims Commission for presentation 0,
claims, time OF, etc.
Page Work vi Fire Claims Com
mission; number Of claims presented
Gas; adjudication of.
Page S3-Expenditures of local gov,
eminent out OF its Treasury to sup
press plague and care for house. cloth
and maintain quarantine regulations,
! 5000
/ Page So Destruction of property by
orders of Board Of Health appraisc
mcnt Of; Merchants Committee assists
| Board OF Health.
Page 81 Supreme Court decided in,
suTanUe companies not liable under
certain policies Tor losses oI property
destroyed
Page SIS Statement OF Territorial
Auditor showing financial conditions
0, Territory.
| paU. Qu- Statement ,F Sa,r,tary al
Treasury Of the U. S, showing amount
o. customs duties collected in Ha'
wall between June II. 1900, and March
81, 1902; $2,293,224.33. Net above cost
Of collection. 81, 3,4S3.60.
Page 81 - Territorial Legislature
pa sses Income Tax law to increase
revenues to carry on government.
Page 92-Territory has no authority
I" borrow money 10 pay fire claims
losses.
Page 94-Supprcssion OF plague a
matter OF national concern.
Pages lO4-lll-Statcment of Hon
w. o. Smith and Francis NJ. Hatch, q
member OF the Board OF Health, be
fore Senate Committee May 9th.
Page lll--Petition TO Senators
Warren, Clark and Congressman Mon
dell by former residents of Wyoming
to assist Territory to secure aid OF
Congress.
Page ll3-Resolutions OF the Cham
Der of Commerce, Board OF Trade OF
San Francisco and Manufacturers and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-22

subsequently by his direction was
privileged TO meet, in company with
Mr.. Alfred Carter Mr.. Chas. L. Ban
croft, Secretary Of the Manufacturers
and Producers Association, who as q
representative of that organization in
vited me TO make a statement showing
the reasons why the Territory of Ha-
Waii was seeking the relief asked for
in the joint resolutions adopted by the
Chamber OF Commerce and the Mer-
chants Association of Honolulu, with q
view 20 securing the united endorse
ment Of support Of the commercial
bodies Of San Francisco.
Acting upon this suggestion, such a
statement was made. as n result Of
which, resolutions we're adopted by all
the leading commercial business Or
CARNATIONS OF San Francisco, request
ing their Congressional delegation and
Senators in Washington to assist the
Territory OF Hawaii in securing the re-
lief prayed for.
AS you are familiar with this matter,
need not dwell further upon II, other
than 10 state that these resolutions
were OF exceeding great value and i'm.
portanCe TO US in securing an oppor-
tunity of being heard in Congress.
Arrived in Washington.
After securing this support, hasten
ed 10 Washington, arriving there on
the afternoon OF April 22d, being met
at the depot by Mr.. Robert Wilcox,
Mr.. Edw. S. Boyd, Mr.. A. c. Gehr, Mr..
J. A. Breckons, and others. Mr., Boyd
stated that Governor Dole was desirous
OF seeing me as soon as possible at
his hotel, as he intended leaving Wash
ington that night or early the follow
Governor Dole Immediately and learn
ed from him that he had talked with
President Roosevelt, and members of
Congress, respecting the fire claims
matter, but that nearly everyone
thought 1t was too late in the session
to accomplish anything; also, that Mr.
Thurston had In company with Mr.
Caypless, and think Delegate Wilcox
called upon the Secretary OF the Treas
ury, and other government officials
and explained to them the situation in
Hawaii growing out Of the losses by
bubonic plague, and the necessity for
securing Congressional legislation. and
had prepared a very carefully drawn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-22

jChn Ouderkirk, appointed by Board
OF Health TO appraise property con.
demned.
Page li0-EXtraCt of Hawaiian Stat.
ute showing authority OF Board OF
Health to act and to destroy property.
Pages lj6.lS9-Statcment of Chinese
and japanese COnsuls as to methods OF
preparing inventories of losses and
presentation Of claims to Fire Com.
mission report of Committee on Pa.
CIfic Islands and Porto Rico accom-.
panying bill for relief Of Hawaii ap.
propriating Sl.OOO.OOO, and bonds to
the amount OF 100000 to be issued by
the Territory.
Some Of the Difficulties.
For your better information as to
the situation at Washington at this
time, | beg TO state that, at the time OF
my arrival at Washington. Congress
had then been in session over Ave
months, and the session was drawing
rapidly to close. all members being
Very busily engaged in dealing with
matters Of great national importance
as well as Of matters of personal con-
cern TO themselves. II was exceeding.
u difficult to induce any OF the mem.
beers to take any interest in outside
matters.
When the hearings We're begun on
May 9TH, II was thought that the Sen.
ale committee would be able to make
report in time TO amend the Sundry
Civil Bill, which was then under con.
sideration, which was one of the rea.
sons for the course taken but this bill
was passed by the Senate before mem.
hers Of the committee had an oppor.
tunity, after the hearing, TO meet in
executive session. The only way re-
naming was to obtain from the com
mittee report recommending that the
amendment be placed upon the Def
cheney Bill, which was then in the
House, when II should be received by
the Senate, and to this end all energies
and efforts were put forth by your
representative, being ably directed and
assisted by very many friends interest
ed in the welfare of Hawaii.
Special Bill Considered.
desire to state at this time the mat,
ter OF introducing a bill in the House,
TO cover the relief sought to be secured
from the Committee on Pacific Islands
and Porto Rico. was seriously consider
ed, but members OF the House, "a
whom the matter was referred, advised
10 the contrary, for the reason that
the bill, If introduced, could not be
heard or reported, and If introduced
and referred to a committee, might
prejudice the consideration by the
House of any amendment the Senatd
should make TO the Deficiency Bill.
For this, and other reasons. no bill
was introduced; however, II was deter
mined that as soon as the Senate
amendment was reported, that there.
upon every possible influence woult!
be exercised by friends Of Hawaii, upon
members Of the House, especially upon
I the cQnferees to allow the amendment
to go through. ct was not anticipated
that there could be any discussion OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-22

partment OF State showing the condi-
ton and status of the Islands and their
position politically, and how our affairs
were being administered at and before
the time of the breaking out of the bu-
bonic plague; also. the correspondence
between President Mckinley and Gov
ernor Dole, and the official reports OF
other Federal officers, namely the local
surgeons. Dr. Carmichael. and others.
OF the Marine Hospital Service, OF
Special Agent II. NJ. Sewall, Consul
General Haywood, and others residing
in Honolulu at that time.
The First Hearing.
On May 9Th. was granted. through
the courtesy Of members of the Senate
Committee, and the kindly yielding OF
the gentlemen presenting the Hawa-
iian Ditch matter Of portion of their
time, to offer a statement concerning
the fire claims losses in suppressing
the plague.
Smith and Hatch.
The presence in Washington at this
time of Mr.. W.-Q Smith. who had been
in Washington during the time of the
epidemic. and had advised with Presi-
dent Mckinley as to matters in connet
ton with the suppression of the
plague; as also OF Mr.. F. NJ. Hatch.
who as a member of the Board of
Health at the time Of the plague. was
| familiar with what was done by that
organization in destroying property
during the plague. both of whom were
personally known to several members
of the Senate Committee. was of meal.
culable benefit TO us. in that an oppor.
tunity was offered for their evidence
to be taken by the committee in sup
! port of the statements OF facts present
ed by our representative. which evl.
dence so given was OF very great i'm
! porlance and assistance to the commit.
tee in determining the relief for the
| Territory. as suggested by Mr.. Hatch
in his statement a portion OF which !
quote:
Mr.. Foraker. as chairman. asked Mr..
Hatch the following questions.
Chairman.-lIave you gentlemen
prepared a bill for Congress?
Mr.. Hatch.-Yes, sir: but IL is so late
| in the session that we want to beg YOU
| gentlemen TO offer this item as an
amendment to some appropriation bill,
the Sundry Civil Bill. or something OF
that kind. The idea in Honolulu was
to have you turn back the revenues
from the custom house for two years
II is simply going round in circle.
You have collected the amount OF mon
ey. Why not make an appropriation
for S2,O0O,OOO. and pay back the money
already received, and give us fresh
start? There is no reason why the
existing Territorial Government should
be burdened with those expenses; liza,
bility which was incurred before the
Territory was organized.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-22
COMMISSIONER PRAT1S
REPORT BEFORE CONGRESS

Continued from rage -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-22

start? There Is no reason why the
existing Territorial Government should
be burdened with those expenses: liza
bility which was incurred before the
Territory was organized.
Called on President.
On May 9Th, | called upon President
Roosevelt. and gave him a copy OF your
Joint resolutions, with letter reciting
the reasons why Hawaii was entitled
70 the assistance asked for. The Pres.
ident seemed 10 be very much interest.
ed in the matter and expressed will.
lngness TO assist the Territory in any
way he could.
] beg briefly al this time to refer You
to the matters covered in the state.
ments Of facts submitted by your rep
| resentative TO the committee. ON the
9TH day of May when there were pres
ent before the committee. MessrS. f..
| NJ. Hatch and w. o. Smith. Delegate
Wilcox, Messrs. Caypless. McCrOsseu
and Gehr, and other gentlemen. also
10 the hearing before the committee on
I shhN lfNHf Nl'll tn duultlOnul Hldlt-
ment was made TO cover important
facts, and an opportunity given of fl
| ing certain exhibits received by your
representative from Mr.. f. w. Macfar-
lane, chairman of the Fire Claims Com
mission, which statements are reported
at length in Senate Report No. 1888,
which i desire to offer as an exhibit.
as showing complete record OF az
matters presented Of which the follow
/ ing is brief summary:
Summary Of Senate Report 1888.
Page REPRESENTATION Of Joint Reso-
| buttons Chamber of Commerce and
| Merchants Association of Honolulu.
and statement by your representative
at the hearing before Committee on
Pacific Islands and Porto Rico. May 8.
Page Joint Resolution of Con.
| gress anncXing Islands.
Page 6-Ohicial proof Of existence
! Vi plague epidemic in Honolulu, kahu.
lui and llilO: reports of Drs. CarmiCh-
ael and others in 1899 aud 1900.
Pages l2-Io-Onicial report OF Blair
D. Taylor Major Surgeon, L. 5. A.. OF
burning OF January 20, 1900.
Page appropriation by Council
oI State to suppress plague; also OH.
cial report OF II. NJ Sewall, Special
Aegtn of United States.
Pages 29.30-Oficial report to Sec.
rotary Of State, of plague; VIM. Ihy.
wood.
Pages ol.3S-City of Honolulu divid.
ed into forty sanitary districts and
placed in charge Of Citizens Sanitary
Committee; rules Of, etc.
Page 39-Onicial repoIs plague At
Hahului; action taken by Board of
Health and Federal officers to sup.
press.
Pages il-6'-Minutes of meetings of
the Board OF Health condemnation Of
property To be destroyed to suppress
plague.
Page 6S-GOveTnor Dole Officially no.
titles President Mckinley OF plague
epidemic, requesting authority to ex.
pend public monies to suppress same.
Page 60-President Mckinley au-
thorizes expenditures OF monies ap.
propriated by Council of State.
Page 70-Governor Dole informs
President Of the burning of Chinatown
on January goth, 1900, and consequent
conditions.
Page 70-PresIdent Mckinley APP.
proves appointing of fv1 persons
take evidence Of losses caused by the
awards or judgments on such losses.
Page 7l-Flrst Territorial Lcgisla.
ture passes Act 10 creating Fire
Claims Commission and Governor
| Dole appoints and Senate confirms
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-08-22
Prospects Next Session.

Shortly before leaving Washington,
and after the House had refused to
concur in the Senate amendment,
called upon Senator FoPker and ask.
ed him TO kindly give me his opinion,
Tor your information, as to the prob.
able chances OF Congress granting re-
(COntinupl IN Piazza
The sun., 1902-10-23
Live stock Market.

NfbhrspAy tc'. q
l'ccelp.s of b"ei Is were 3.ls9 head. Including on
cars for SlGughiyTcrs end 80 for ~, market ana
scars wcr" To arrive late IL the day! steers opcrr
slow and generally l1u' ?. closed 10 to 90 love
on medium 10 GOOD steers. aud a shade OF On cor.
mon, Bill, ruled nrnI. Top, steady 10 TO-. love-,
the yards wrlc not tIily cleared. Common iu
choice natiIe steer, sold At sl5n-s5np pet lu n,
tops ~ y so tail ends at S3.05. Westerns and hai'
breeds al 4.35NA e.. lat oxen and stag, AZ q l5o
S 40, bulls al e?.jOfA 80. ono extra 'at bun at $50.
COWS and belierS at sl5OIS3 IS fat Western cow g'
$50, Cuy dr">,cd native sides ~teadN at Sdl.'. -
peT n: Texas beef nj 6a7c.. Cables UNCHANGED
Exports. he'N' and ii9i quarters % hcof
Receipts OF calves were "S?j head. iuCluGhg 2ip
for bI,chori and lui for the market. making with
the s'alc G,orl. 23jG calves on sllr. NcaS we -
steady, with fair demand. grtsScrS trrI 70 ?ir
higher car ~ Western calves wcr" held o'er.
Common Ia choice Ncais Id at ;o2ss.1J prf
10 rs tops AT 80 little calves al t&dtt5 So. graSsrr.
81 ~. &.2ja 1915, southern and Western calves at
s3SdS.io 'lty dressed ,c0l> steady at i0T ~.
per
Receipts o. sheep and lambs were To- oil head
inch uts "a cars for Slagh,e-crS and 227 for IN.
mark,t making, With the stale stock =, cars on
sale. sheep were steady 10 strong lambs wsrr
hrn ~ ioc higher. the pens were nearl% cleared
Common 70 choice sheep sold A. =? 501st per iDrr
tons - 20 common to clr f." lambs a. ;5at5 7
Culls Al AJS.5o. No canadian lambs oil ,.r
Dressed mutton steady at c&;7c. per ,, dress, .
lambs a. SO la.
Receipts OF hovs ucre 5.o77 head including abo'
dcsrs for the market. Prices were lower prauSi
Nanls and State lcgS were quoted a. s7.lo1S =
per IN RS: mixed Western nominal
The sun., 1902-10-23
>mcr,can window Glass tompan,

Th" reports of the American Window
Glass Company Tor tho year ended Aug.
~ shows that the receipts from sales Of
WINDOW glass and all other sources were
E'i5n3 lhcr" w"r" charged ofl for do
preclatlon l,6,oSo, leaving a not profit
"' u f1,1ol President Chambers calls at e
t"nton IN his report Ia iho war of rricos
li,HugGra,"d 10y tho independent Window
,,lars company, which resulted in tho
dissolution OF that cor ccrn y few weeks
ago. Had tt"re been harmonious act ION by
we mahuta,uuriug companies in CON
iunc'oh with the jnbhcrS as-ociat ion.
Nr Chambers Ssv., an could have had n
good year business Tie confines.
~" company IL operating about the slrIo
tumb"T ot furnaces ~ la>i hlnsi and have
lou me sam" nuWh"; ui mon AT work
VIII" III" rs sunp.y :. dImtr,sLinS in tho
lnu,Ibt il"!d. It has hV drilli. additional
,ah'' 'nS ah'' ihy''r NOR" lines, md ~ some III.
lIl'"s substituting lnrgor trir,~ ior smaller
on"", E"p' up th, ~'iuuly '''
The sun., 1902-10-23

i.isc. discount, selling. ,-iec. premium.
Savannah Buying. 'Sc q 'count; selling.
7Sc premium san Frdi 500 SRht. par
telegraph. Sc premium ~. Louis loo
CSC discount Chicago SOC. premium
over counter, ;or premium New Orleans
Commercial. o. % discount. bank. par.
Money In London. i'sm? per cent. Rate OF
discount IN open market for short ana three
months bills. 3'.n3ii per cent Pafis hd.
vices quote = per cents, ~ francs ~ "en-
times. tX"hrnge Oh London. 20 francs
i,'l confines
Commercial price Of bar silver In New
York so g. Bar silver in London closed at
% j-isd. Mexican silver dollars we're quoted
az tnc.
New York Clearing House statem"Y, {.
Exchanges, S:a5, iss. 4o?, balance. S?0. s35. .S!s
Sub Treasury debit balance. 81. 1873. .sSo.
The sun., 1902-10-23

declining esry IN The day owing 10 selling ~, u.v
Stree; and importers and then rails 'rg 0r r.,,,'
Ing. The caLlrs were featurrlc>s aud '..rr,,.
houses took litlr plti In it' 'tiilug
METAL. In London tin was - ., 'up,. 8,
Ciis S.. Tor spot and cii7 10. ipr '4i.rr, -..
local marie, declined about ~ point, Cofn.- II,
London declined ~ hd. Ia 60 - ~. 'Df spot ami
cs: i2, al. ior f,nurc. Ter ihs itar. o' q. a.'
and lover. Lead wIN un'hsug'I r,', and .. f...
don. With the foreign closing ,lu Ias ,..,...
whs also unchanged IN tptl fuafltfN p... .....
don NJ 80 ~ Prices h'', ~ .rHot.. tonne.
stands ri. sp,t To toNcrIh'I. ~. uu.u'l.. r,.,
i?c. nomilhl' ''t"tfuiS t'. ii.G.' 'lf s-'.. ..,
ines. ii.s.' ne p tin ~ ?5r o. -, 'Hr ....
. at mll lead. tir' ,lei'"t . 80. fru. $50
Sorh.r9 , va ~ pig iro1 variant o'a as'
N,yAL SroRrS spirit, o' tuf,'u'r, a,.-, .,.
Common to good strained ro,In. 81 ~ 90 '.
PROVISIONS Lard rs> dun. "urd con. ...,
tii A.: Western prime. tii tO. Btd,' l,. lp.
South American. ~? PORK waS quiet vI'H u.,.
at tis2jdes rs. Iaov. O. aai4c. It'saN ....
a,.Gi0isc, Rutter -Cresrc's. eNirs'. -. n-.',
.snH g.: state dair. tubs. tsu'S - ,1.,. ,.u..
State { 6. small. coloTod, flnc,. ~ 20. .,.
I:rrs state and rernS, Is anla Sc. Weston.
az ,a:,c Chicago. oct. % FRO, son, o,srrI
weak for a moment only on shariI decline o. l,g.
but lighter receipts than expected CsGs,d .efs
10 buy. and aided by good hIylbg b. large loco.
traders gavr a shatp unturn. closing easrf h.t
With fair gains for the day. MARKET T. ct'rrr,Tt
nervous and majority Of pi tIad'r> have lc,u
tremsy hrh prices ~ matter of cours. .aG q. ,
accounts for rapldi,H Of advance.
Sro.n. Raw was hrm at S'sc for % 'V srd
, iar for 70 test. Reported large sstr ou hAs., -
3ssc for centrifugal % test. u oDcd w. ,tssl..
granuat-d. tGr.
The sun., 1902-10-23
tINtN(TtI VOTES.

In ban stocks ~ shares 81 Bank Of Now
York sold AZ 3l56 $50.
The Pressed steel Car Company haS de-
clared n quarterly dividend Of -, per cent
on its preferred stock payable Nov. 10 and
per cent, on its common stock, payable
Nov. 20
The Westinghouse Electric aud Manu-.
featuring Company hs, declared iii vidend
of -. per cent on it, asserting stock, IA yable
Nov, Is
The ttsein Company Of America has de-
Clared a quarterly dividend Of ? per cont
on its preferred stock, payabl. Nov 10
The American Soda Foun'aiu COMPANY
has declared dividend of y per cent Oh
lis first preferred stock. PAYABLE Nov. u.
srab6 apS6 Ssm nnsfnd ts 144g rn4Sn' and s
dividend Of $3.50 p"r share. payable Nov. Is
=. The National tity Bank has declared a
The Pacific Bank has declared q quarterly
dividend Of per cent payable Nov. 1
The New York National ENchang" Bank
has declared . quarterly dividend of : pcr
cent, pa y a blc Nov