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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12
Engineers TO Meet.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Utah Society Of Engineers Will be held
at the society rooms, 702 Newhouse build
ing, Friday evening, June II. Mt Slo
O'clock This will be the last meeting
for the summer and viii be an especially
notable one because OF the fact that DR..
Fred j Pack. head of the department OF
geology at the state university. will de-
liver an address The subject Of the lee
ture Will he announced later. but In line
with his usual talks II may be said
that the topic will be one OF interest,
both Ia the scientist and general public,
An invitation is extended 10 all those
Interested 10 attend
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000 Independent 360
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b[|C INVITED To
/. MARK S HOSPITAL
tors Will Be Welcome on
uesday, Marking Thirty
First Anniversary.

fhirty-first anniversary of the in
rafIon of ST. Marks hospital will be
.ated next Tuesday. ON that day
autIon TO the public will be held az
,ospital, and visitors viii be well
4 from 2 to ) O'Clock in the after
Nurses will be in attendance to
the visitors through the wards, pri-
voons and show them the general
@nenf of the nurses. The following
j Iclls the history OF the institu-
hoy, Turtle, who began the mission
,ork of the Episcopal church in Utah
nj was Joined by Rev. r. M. Kirby
III To Mr., Kirby. In 1872. Major
q the superintendent OF mine near
slre. suggested the need OF hos
FOR the care OF the homeless sick,
Seing no such institution in Utah,
-dInrly. hospital work was begun in
IA adobe building on the northeast
= of Fifth East and Fourth South
5e7q lard was purchased at Fifth
and Third South for $500. a spe-
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Conspiracy IB Charged.
Nv Associated Press,

MEMPHIS. Tenn, June 11-Charglng
the existence OF conspiracy through
which the Illinois Central Railroad COM
pany had been defrauded out OF 81 000.-
900 by former employees and various cor
porations, suit for $500. 900 has been filed
In chancery court against the Memphis
Car company. Chancellor HeisKeII grant
ed a temporary Injunction restraining the
company from moving any Of its property
from the state.
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MERGER Of BANKS
THAT MEANS MUCH
Chicago Will Have Institution
Second to None in West
in influence.
BY Leased Wire to Tho Tribune.


CHICAGO. June II-Chicago Is now
sure OF a bank which. while ranking sec
ond in point OF financial total. will be
second TO none in the western hemisphere
I'm power and influence. its probable presi-
dent declares. This new bank is to be
known as the Continental and Commercial
National bank OF Chicago. and plans pre-
pared late yesterday for its creation by
tho consolida ton of the present Cont
mental National bank. the Commcrcial
National bank. the American Trust and
Savings bank and the Commercial Trust
and Savings bank were ratified today by
the directors controlling the different In
stitutions The new Continental and
Commercial National bank OF Chicago Is
expected to begin business on or before
August next. II will have as It's
president. George NJ. Reynolds. head OF
the present Continental National bank
and the American Trust and Savings
bank. II will also have $40, 600 capi-
tai SIS. .072, 600 surplus, and probably be-
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tween $3.50 5000, 900 and $3.50, 900 In de.
posits. President Reynolds estimated
today that II would have resources ag-
gregating about $215. 900, 900
Directors Of both national banks met
this morning separately. The directors
OF the Continental National bank and the
American Trust and Savings bank met
at the call OF President Reynolds In their
rooms at Monroe and Clark streets. Those
OF the Commercial National bank who
control the Commercial Trust and Saw
ings bank, met at the call OF President
George L. Roberts in their rooms at
Adams and Clark streets. After short
session both presidents announced unani-
nous satisfaction with the plan OF con-
solidatlon,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12
DOULL DENIED NEW
TRIAL BY JUDGE LEWIS

The motion for 4 new trial in the case
Of Salt Lake City against j. Nj. Douli.
the druggist, recently convicted OF selling
liquor without license, was denied by
District Judge Lewis Saturday and the
time OF passing sentence was axed for
June 25,
This Is the case in which the Jurors
drank the liquor submitted In evidence,
for which they received severe rebuke
from the court II Is probable that the
case will be appealed 20 the. supreme
court after sentence Is imposed.
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MAY SEEK TO RECOVER
JEWELS LOST GAMBLING

Assistant County Attorney Dan Alex
ander probably will file an action In the
district court Tuesday In behalf OF NJ.
j. Plum against the National Bank OF the
Republic 10 recover diamonds valued at
$500, which, II is claimed. were won from
Plum in a gambling game and put up
with the bank by the winner security
for the payment OF loan of $500.
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sistance in caring for its charity pa
tents by the ST Marks Hospital Charity
association. This organization was
formed a few years ago Each year the
association gives charity ball. and
through this means and from other
sources funds are raised TO care for the
unfortunate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12
Megler Is Elected,
By Associated Press.

Dy ASSOCIdItH IItHS'
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. June 11.-Of-
fetal count OF the vote for member of
the executive council OF the American
Institution Of Banking made today re-
suited In Henry J. Mergler OF Cincin-
natl being declared elected In lieu Of
G.. X. Bierere of Los Angeles, who was
declared chosen yesterday, Mergler's
ma toritY was 81 votes.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
BURIAL VAULTS
FARMS

ORANGE AND FIGS ARE THE BIG
money crops. Growers in Galveston
Houston district realize from $500 10 $1,000
an acre annually. Write today for fun
particulars how you can, without leaving
your present home or occupa ton. partici-
come the owner OF n bearing fig and or
ange orchard. should you desire TO make
your home in this beautiful country. The
company Is composed OF leading bankers
business men and fruit growers of Hous-
ton and South Texas. Your investment
absolutely secured; no speculation. Hign-
reliable business men. Booklet and ltera-
ture free. American Loan and Mortgage
Co. 10 American Bank bldg, Houston
Texas mIi23
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ANNOUNCEMENT

LUCY T.. PARSONS. CHlCAGO'S WELL
known lecturer. delivers two lectures in
Unity hall @3S Second East street. even
ing June l3 "Labor's Long Struggle with
an5 Divorce" ml53S
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Must Have Brakes.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE inter-
state commerce commission has Issued an
order requiring the equipment with power
brakes of So per cent OF the cars In any
train operated In interstate commerce.
The order will become effective on Sep
lember l.
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100 ACRES, MILES NORTH OF Filler;
orchard small fruits laws fine for irri-
CATION: no stone: deep soil and located in
the famous Sucker Flat district; 40 acres
in wheat; 70 acres In oats; 30 acres all
falfa: balance pasture, S-room house and
good outbuIldinGs: this goes, crop and all.
for 500 per acre. Would be a snap at
Sl25 You Will have to hurry. Ripley
BROTHERS, Filler Idaho. ml]bS
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SUMMER KINDERGARTEN

MISS SALLIE G. SHOLES WILL CON
duet private kindergarten In the
kindergarten room in the University OF
Utah The same 10 open Monday. June
20 and 10 continue for six weeks. For
particulars call Bell phone 2O37-N.
- n1606
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FUNERAL NOTICE

COLLINS-Tuneral service over the re-
mains OF John Collins. who died in this
city June g. 1910. will be held from
O'Donnell & Co.'S chapel on Monday.
June IS, at p. m. Interment Mount
Calvary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12
TWO W0RKMEN KILLED
BY TOUCHING LIVE WIRE
BY Associated Press.

BUTTE. Mont. June lL-Paul Soko-
Itch aged 3s and Paul Salzer. aged 80.
two worlsmen at the Butte Reduction
guy wire with which the men came In
contact as they were walking TO their
work. The guy wire had fallen across
an Iron railing of a fence. which In turn
had become charged by heavy feed
wire.
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FRENCH DRY CLEANING


CITY CLEANING & PRESSING CO.
sl w. 3rd So Bell 1856. Ind. 1863.
GENTS SUITS
French Dry or Steam Cleaned $50.
LADIES SKIRTS
French Dry or Steam Cleaned. 81 and
81 %. AND THE DRIVER WILL CALL.
h99S
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ruRs AND TAXIDERDnSTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermIst line and carry COM
plete stock OF manufactured goods; pay
highest price for raw furs and game
heads r. Stencil Fur Co, 81 East Bird
South n3182
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ENROLL NOW At HENAGER'S BuSl-
ness College and get the oeneht OF tnt
sneciai summer rates; school all the year
day and night sessions mn?
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 800
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WAITRESS. NIGHT WORK; MUST sEt
raIiabie: references required. Apply
City Restaurant. 3f2 w. So Temple,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-12

All, STIrDE. NTS OF HENAGER's
business College are placed in good po-
sitlons as soon as through t1eir Eou' 80
vou run no risk when you enroll with US:
SVu t"i' 80 mills
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uoTrsEKE KEEPER WANTED. CALL 2t2
South 3rd East. .ft
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wANTED-CAsHIER MUST BE WELL
recommended. and have experience;
Louvre Cafe. ml%7"
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Girl, FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORk.
" ml33e
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wANTED-HOUGHTO M1FFLlS co
wishes to engage a capable lady safes
woman 10. handle Childreu's Hour in salt
Lake civ Call mornings before -;
Manager 6i9 Duuiy building. kli'9
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A GOOD COOK (wOMAN) WANTED:
Apply Mrs. J. Z. Bamherger. o3s Easl se5
tst South Wi-'o
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yyANTEp- p-CHAMBERMAID AT REAL
tv block, 225l South West Temple,
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WOMAN OR YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST
with housework and care for SICK boy.
No Dubei ave. Bell phone 522O- Il.
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Girl, TO ASSIST WITH HOtSENotsNn:: n:
afternoons 1864 6th East. 'hl'oO
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l South m123T
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ANTED-GOOD BAUNDRESSa FOX
MohoaS anu mlI6)
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EXCELLENT OPENING FOR A FASH
ionable dressmaker: plenty OF worH;
modern bungalow for rent: city wafer
rent 81. Inquire Theo Lee. Spanish Fork:
ml195
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FIRST CLASS EMPLOYMENT OF ALL
kinds 537 z 3rd so. Bell 39e9.k
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YOUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work 73 r ST f4S7e
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY MORNINGS 1:45. AFTERNOONS
AT 12.45. SUPERINTENDENT'S OF
FICE. TROY LAUNDRY, 431 so. 9TH
EAST ST
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NURSING.

MRS MARIE CURTZ, 1916 EAST 1ST
South. Private home for nursing. Bell
2A67-NK. k2h2h
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LADIES' TAILOR

~~~~~~~~<-~~~~~-<~~@~~"|~N|
TAILOR MADE DRESSES. AT 612
Judge bldg. Joe Straka. Guarantee
perfect fitting. abs
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; call before ~ m. 5s1 1st ave
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LADIES TO BORROW MONEY ON
their diamonds from Uncle Frank.
East 3rd South, Ind. phone 952. fo92
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ATTORNEYS

NEW SINGERS, 50 PER MONTH. YOUR
own price on all other makes. First
class condition; fully warranted. Don't
consider buying until you see US. Young
& Raleigh. % W, lst So. Bell S02S. Ind.
1858, kSbT5
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WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERA.
housework: two in family. Apply III
+ street, mi'uV
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GOOD GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GEN
so5 II Ard south ml453
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

HOME EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
headquarters for cooks, chambermaids.
Mattresses and house girls. 215 West 5th
South. Bell 3687-K. k3202
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HOW WOMEN MAY EARN MONEY At
home honestly; 100 ways, send lOc FOR
our book John w, Barnes, 81 Jordan
Ave, Jersey City, N. ]. mlaSo
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WALL PAPER CLEANING
RESORTS.

~~~S~-~O~~~-~~~|
WASATCH HOTEL, UNDER NEW
management; fine service, also cot
tages for rent. Phone Murray IL. Mrs.
G.. Mackay Smith. ml]S
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, March 1o.-COnsols closed 5-1s
higher at S1ss for money and Slia for ac-
count. Anaconda was Is lower at f1U12-
Canadian Pacific was Il lower at 1St24-
Grand Trunk was Is higher at 2524.
Money was plentiful and discount rates
were quiet.
The stock market opened firm and fairly
active. and although some reaction oc-
CURED later, gains were fairly general on
the day. Gilt edged securities and home
rails advanced on covering and investment
buying, Consols gaining as. Trunk line
shares were bought good traffic returns,
while the recent decline in mining stocks
brought fresh support at hardening prices.
japanese bonds we're firm. but the rest Of
the foreign sections declined on lack of
Continental support. Copper shares were
also lower
American securities opened fraction
lower, but improved during the first hour
on good buying. y reaction followed. de
spite Increased dividend forecasts. Wall
Street bid up Union Pacific. Southern Pa
ciffc and United States Steel in the after
noon, and the market recovered and closed
steady.
Call money in London. 1l.Q1i5 per cent:
open market discount rate for short bills
9-16029s per cent; long bills. 9-16d25s per
cent; Berlin discount rate, ga per cent;
Paris discount rate. 2ls per cent; Paris ex-
change on London, y francs 10 Centimes;
Berlin exchange on London, 20 marks Is
pfenniss. Bar gold, 77s Cd American
eagles, ass "a.
Paris. March 1o.-Th-ee per cent rentes
closed unchanged at 80 francs 10 centimes
Prices we're generally steady on the Bourse
Berlin. March 10.-TradinE was dull. but
prices were firm on the BOerse.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

on the Consolidated Exchange stocks
were offered freely by the room operators,
particularly in the final dealings, when
the break in Steel common under IS Was
construed as a bearish cue. The greatest
activity was in the first and last hours.
the market being quite dull at times in
the period between. Aggregate sales for
the day nevertheless we're large, amount
ing to 1O937S shares distributed among ff-
ty-eight stocks. A heavy proportion of the
business was in Steel common, the sales
of that stock totalling 4.S1O shares, Read
ing was second in volume and Union Pa
cjf1c third, while Smelling held the fourth
place. Virginia Carolina Chemical was Il
feature among the specialties. Detailed op-
eTatiODS follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11

public deposits, decrease, f2,S78,33S; Govern
meut securities. decrease. f797. The proper
ton of the banks reserve to liabilities Is
now $3.50 per cent, compared with 500 per
cent last week, and compares with an ad-
vance from ass per cent to SOS per cent in
this week last year. The rate of discount
is unchanged at per cent The checks
cleared by the London banks for the week
aggregated 1853, ,950,000 against f22l, ,S38.G0 in
this week last year and f202, ,464 coo in the
corresponding week of 1908.
Paris, March 1O.-The weekly return of
the Bank of France shows the following
changes: Gold on hand increased 3.200,0UU
francs; silver on hand decreased 2,425.g0
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
UNION TYPEWRITER
list Pfd.-2d Pfd.-Common
Hallowell & Henry
Tel Broad 1896 81 Beaver ST.
MEETINGS.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS OF
HEJHIFHEM STFEI. CORPORATION

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
BeJhlehem Steel Corporation will be held at It's
principal Office. No. 763 Broad Street. Newark.
New Jersey, Tuesday. April ,. 1910. al IL
O'Clock noon, for the following purposes: ~ to
elect three directors @ for term Of three
years. - 70 ratify the action Of the Board OF
Directors in authorizing the guaranty by Beth
lehem Steel Corporation Of the performance by
bethlehem Steei Company. Or its successors or
assigns, Of the agreement dated February 4.
1910. between Bethlehem Steel Company and
bidier-March Company. a corporation OF the
state Of New Jersey, il regard the cOnstTuc-
uon by Didier-March Company. its assignee,
~ 4 by-product coke oven plant property
the Plant Of Bethlehem steel Company and the
manufacture and sale by Ddier-March Company
10 Bethlehem steel Company Of specified amounts
ar coke and gas. and 10 ratify the contract OF
guaranty. executed in the name of Bethlehem
steel Corporation by its president. under date Of
FEBRUARY Z. 1910. Of the performance of said
agreement by Bethlehem Steel Company; and
Co 20 transact such other business may prop
cfly come before said meeting.
Ihe books for the transfer Of shares of the
capital stock Of the Corporation both preferred
fno common, will be closed at 3 O'Clock p. NJ
on Nonday. March "a 1910 and will be
e. 1910
Dated. Newark. y 7. March / 1910
B. II. JONES. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There was a. considerable falling of IN
the volume of business transacted IN the
market for outside securities. and, While
prices in the early session showed a steady
tendency around midday, heavy tone de-
able Copper Producers report. The indus
trial list sympathized to a great extent,
although I'm few instances prices were
well maintained on inside buying. Losses
of Is to q full point were shown in Nevada
Consolidated, Cireene-Cananea, Miami. Ray
Consolidated Butte Coalition and Chino.
Ely Central was weak on freer offerings
The silver shares were quiet but steady. Cht-
cago subway was heavy, selling at Wednes-
days low record. In the higher-priced IN
dustrialS American Tobacco was in good
demand and after improvement OF
about points, lost about half Standard
Oil was quiet and weak. There was con-
tinued fairly good demand for bonds under
the lead of New York city new 4l2s Amer
lean Writing Paper 5s were up Il. Detailed
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL
CHEMICAL COMPANY

Wv lOTh, AIaTCn JW- IJIW.
PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK DIVIDEND
NO. -
At regular meeting Of the Board Of Direc-
tors of The American Agricultural Chemical
Company, held this dav, it resolved that
p seTni-annual dividend Of THREE 80 PER
CENT the Preferred Capital Stock be de-
clared and paid April 18th next To the
stockholders Of record on March 21st. 1910
The Transfer Books Of the Preferred stock
~in be closed on Monday. March 21st, at ;
o'clock F. n, and viii remain closed until 10
0'cIock a n. Friday. April 1st. 1910
TIIOASA
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11

~ AIaT'U IbI.
DIVIDEND 40. %
The Directors % the C5uGgenheinl EZplora-
ton Company have this day declared a quar-
tery dividend cf TWO AND ONE-HAI.F
f21zT) PER CENT on the capital stock issue
cf the Company. payable April 1st, 1910, 20
sfockhoders of record ~ three o'clock IN the
afternoon OF March 18th. 1910.
Tie books for the transfer cf tho stock ~
fbe Company win close a. three o'clock IN the
stternoon Of March 18th. 1910 and reopen
Aprii - 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
WE WILL SELL Bids Wan,.O


100 American Brake Shoe Com.
so American Brake Shoe Pfd.
100 American Meter
20 American Speaking Telephone
"A Borden's Milk Com.
1s Brooklyn Union 'L" Pfd-
100 Buffalo & Lake Erie Trac. Com.
100 Buffalo & Lake Erie Trac- Pfd.
100 Buffalo & Susquehanna Pfd.
Is Conn. Ry. & Light Com
los Cripple Greek Central Com,
100 Des Moines & Fort Dodge Pfi
100 Empire Steel & Iron Pfd.
100 Federal Sugar Pfd-
IS General Chemical Com
Is General Motors Com.
Is Hall Signal Com
200 Hcany Company Com
$4,000 Internal. Silver Pfd. Div. Scrip
800 Iron Steamboat
81 Internal. Time ReCdg. Ptd.
123 Internal Time Recds. Com.
200 Kings County z. l.. & P.
100 Lackawanna Steel
100 Lord & Taylor Com
so Lou Hend. g. ST. Louis Pfd
134 Madison Square Garden
80 Mechanics & Metals Nat. BARK
so National Park Bank
30 New Jersey Zinc
35 New York Curtain
100 New York Transfer
so Pere Marquette Com.
10 Phelps. Dodge & Co
100 Porto-Rican Amer. Tobacco
100 Rubber Goods Mfg. Pfd
q Safetv Car Htg. & Ltg.
so Sen-Sen Chiclet
10 Singer Manufacturing
10 State Bank
100 Tri-City Ry. & Light Com,
100 United States Motor Pfd
10n Union Stock Yards. Omaha
12S VI. s. Industrial Alcohol Com.
100 Vireinisn Railway
200 Wells Fargo e Co.
100 Western Pacific
100 Yale & Townc
We have good markets in unlisted arr inzctirs
securities and respectfully invite inquiries
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
UTY INVESTING COMPANY.

New York March 10th 1910.
The Board ~ Directors of this Company has
fhis dav declared a quarterly dividend Of One
ara Three-q quarters Per Cent. upon the pre-
Terred capital stock issued and outstanding pay
sble az its Office on April 1st 1910 10 holders OF
preferred stock cf record on the books Of tho
Company ~ rhe close Of business on Saturday.
March 26th. 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London, March l0.-The weekly return Of
The kank % England shows the following
changes Total reserve. decrease. f43S0S6; 6;
circulation; decrease. f274 s25; bullion, de
crease, tH3 23e- other securities. decrease,
t'i-d5N, other deposits. incr~nse. tl3tl2 200.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-11
MORRIS e. MEAD, Treasurer.
TIE INION BAG ANn PAPER CO

Il Tsattery Place. Y y. March 10Th 1910
A dividend Of 1co on the Preferred Stock Of Tho
Onion Bag ard Paper Company has this day
teen declare0 payable April 18th, 1910 30 stock
foldeTs OF record a. the close Of business March
-, 1910 The stock transfer books will he closed
the close of business on March 18th. 1910 and
Fe-cpened AZ the opening OF business April
T. ELLIOTT. Secretary