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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-20
MINISTER'S. LIKE OTHERS,
WANT INCREASED PAY

pTTTSBU RG, April I9.-The annual
meeting Of the board of home missions
of the United Presbyterian church.
which will be held in philadelphia on
May 1s. will wrestlc with applications
GDr increases IN salary from 270 min
isieTs. The applications come from
practically every missionary and pastor
Of n non'self supporting congregation
in tho church.
High prices or commodities and in
creased euSt OF living is the basis Of
the applications
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
BANK CUTS BIG MELON AGAIN
Fifth Avenue Declares Special
Dividend of $50 Per Cent.

The Fifth Avenue Bank, which holds the
record among local banking institutions for
meton cutting" has declared a special
oiVioend OF 1So per cent, in addition to the
usual quarterly dividend of 25 per cent.
both dividends are payable on July 1 to
stockholders Of record on June so. These
payments are out of the earnings of 1sos
and make the total dividend disbursements
Tor the year 23o per cent
with the exception of 1904 and 1906. the
flIth Avenue Bank has been making spe-
clal payments TO its stockholders at this
time OF year since 1903. when 4 special
dividend Of 100 per cent was declared. The
largest extra disbursement. 1eo per cent.
was paid in 1908. Last year the extra. divi-
deno was 125 per cent, in 1907 II was I5o per
cent and in 1905 10 per cent
The capital stock Of the bank is only
sloo.oo which is one reason why II is able
20 make these large extra yearly disburse-
ments 10 its stockholders. Although the mar
value Of the stock is only sloo a share. the
current bid price is 81 100 share and the
asked price $500. A year ago the bid price
was $4,000 share. The bank has deposits
asgresating s16,ooo.oo.
Nhile the Fifth Avenue Bank holds the
record among local banking institutions in
the way of consecutive extra yearly dis
bursements. other institutions have declared
larger single extra dividends than any ever
paid by the Fifth Avenue The most re-
cent Of these was the 300 per cent special
dividend declared by the Central Trust
Company in May. 1903 The record dividend
by a bank in New York is 1900 per cent.
which was declared in 1901 by the First
National Bank at the time it's capital was
increased from $4,000 TO 100000.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York June %, 1910.
BEEVES-Receipts, 53 cars, or 954 head, ell
for Slaughter. Nominally steady for all sorts
and grades. Dressed beef duh at 9g II &c per
10. London and Liverpool cattle and beef
markets unchanged. Exports to-day, Zf1
cattle and 1855 quarters OF beef
CALyE-Receipts, l22: nothing doing IN
live calves. Feeling steady. Dressed calves
slow at l0la a I3c for city dressed veals; a
few, I31sc; city dressed butternilks, S4a q
IOo country dressed calves. 6410itc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. IS cars. or
4452 head. including Il cars for slaughter
and : for the market; IS cars on sale Sheep
dull and lower: prime lambs scarce and
steady; others slow and sales uneven. but
little more active than yesterday; seven cars
unsoId Common 10 prime sheep sold at So @
s4 so per 100 Ib: common TO prime lambs
s89s7 623h. Dressed mutton slow at Sg1 g1o47c
per ID dressed lambs ut 1O4 lac.
saIes-Kerns Commission Company: 328
Maryland lambs. 81 lb average, at SO per 100
ID; 81 Pennsylvania "A Id, Sc; II Pennsyl-
vania sheep. 30 ID, 81 80; %, 122 ih; 81 g.
eS ID So; 30 Virginia. 81 h, 81; ., So lb, So
Tohir &. shannon: 222 Kentucky lambs, 81
ID, 81 e2]h OF. ST Ib. 81 25. ~
Mcpherson & Co: 255 Virginia lambs, SO
ID 81 as; 283 a6 lb, Sc 10: 254. SO ID, So IS;
242 64 ID SO rs; sheep. % lb. 81 SO: g.
100 Ib. So so.
Newton & Co 2O1 Kentucky lambs, 81 lb.
G. o5: Gag virginia Sc H. 81 %.
HOGs-Receipts, i cars, or 2o1V heaA' a4I
for slaughter. Nominally steady
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
Nay GO TO STATE COURT AGAIN
i31gs Lscombe TO Decide Question OF
Jurisdiction In Wabash Suits.

saoge Kay. II the United States circuit
.o2-- decided yesterday 70 refer the James
En-itz SUIT against the Wabash Railroad
.'1Dsny and others. among the others
eng The Metropolitan Trust Company 10
.-ags Laconbe. so Tar as the disposition OF
es case against the trust company was
Naoe-ned. 20 decide whether Il should De
~ back 20 the State Supreme Court
= Poilicz. Who is a stockholder in the
'aassh Railroad, objected 20 an agreement
8 ne retirement Of SO. .0eo00o OF debenture
-a-s n July. 1889. and 70 other features OF
~ plans OF the railroads directors
e-e acton was brought II the State ST.
Ns-ns Court. then sent 70 the United States
.<'x q motion of the counsel for the de-
sce and the fight has been since 70 nave
= s1is referred back 20 the State Supreme
oe--
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. June 25.-wHEAT-spot, dull: dull;
quiet; July. IS 65sd: October. Is sad De,
cenbsr 6s 9sd GoRsH-spoft. 81 ..,1gn,o, 1gn; o!a %
2Iad; new kiln dried, IS: futures dull; July
nominal: September. As ESD PEAS-Cana-
dian. Is. FLoUR--Winter patents 2ss Sd
HOPS in London (Pacifc Coast), f3 IS qt4 os-
BEEF-Extra India mess 1928 Sd. PORK
Prime mess Western loss Cd, HAMS-Short
cut, Tss- BACON-Cumberland cut. T3s; short
rib 74s; clear bellies. 74s Cd long clear mid
dies light, T3s; heavy. RS; short clear backs,
sos Sd SHOULDERS-squar 66s Sd LARD
Prime Western, tierces. 62s Sd: American
refined pals. 63s Sd. CHEESE-Canadian
finest white and colored. new. 53s Sd; white,
old sos; colored. old. Sos TALLOW-Austra-
liam. in London. 34s cd. TURPEN IN E E.
Spirits 44s. ROSIN-Conmon lis Sd. Pr
TROLECM-Reined. 7l4d- LINSEED OIL.
ais COTTONSEED OII-Hun refined, spot
London June 25.-sUGAR-LRaw. eentrtfu-
gal, las Cd; muscovado. 12s Sd; beet, June.
las Tlsd. LINSEED-Caicutta. June-July.
SIS 117d. LINsEED OIL. 34s 3D. SPERM
OIL f32 PETROLEUM-America refined.
SID; spirits. I'd URPENTINE-Spirits. AS
Sd ROSIN-AmertCan strained, 1Ss hne.
i5s Sd -
20 Cantimes.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
YesIer-

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour inactive; with
3Bsr Rss s3Tagh PF0g ason' 5 Winter
81 90 So 10; spring clears. 81 25 s. so: extra
Et 4s fsasss ss ssss: ssi5a Ns ats5
RYE FLOUR-ouiet; fair TO good, 81 15Q
oSiss to fancy I s4,sS sS@'s s. Ss 60 cqRN R3
MEAI-Fine white and yslIOw S. 5egsl SS
ePTns eoT1T DO s2z So red dog, SIS 10: city bran
$50 40 bulk, s22 sacks; middling: s22 @ s2s 80;
ssaks ssa sos soiinasal. Sns; aSast5 ss9 sSs O''
PROVIsT0Ns-Inactive. but steady early on
an advance in the live hog markets; later
advtces said that the hog snaTket had turned
weak and the market loSt the early gain
&Msss Mes si5@ SIG: family, SO q $50; packet:
S11gsl7 g;g,n 30; e1'sa sa4 dP5 @Sae DRESSES HOGS
steady baeons 1889: $50 Ib 18&g a.. e. Ieo Ts ID
1889; 14o b ISso pigs Ia TgI IsIo AEArs 5o n
1s1bc: u N. 1sc: Il lb, I7c- Picked hams
dull: 1e@1s4e TAbhoW~G'y n,,9sis Se' %sst ESan
9a'35S f2.45c; city dull 12c; rennsd steady;
south Anerea I41 dni a. 5ioo sTEx
RINE-Barely steady; oleo' 1c' city lard
fsTGkR-ReAned firm on the basis of 5. 15c
naf less I per cent cash. The sugar market
yr1ii b.. closed on Saturday. July ? and Mon
osa-ySt.-isnral' oay. 90 tert az 424c: muscovado. SO
test 3T4c. and nolasses sugar, 80 test 4so
ioIger Lne &c fer June, at las 71sd; q down for
TuIy at las sAd. and ga of for august at
'uICF-Firrn. with good local demand
METaIS-Pig iron certificates unchanged
MOIAssEs AND sYRUPS-F>rm and un-
changed. -,,. ... .s
.,.,+ |riet Rosin hrraer. and tar steady.
oIL-Linseed unchanged. Refined petro-
Ieun steady az T.65c for standard whlte' IN
barrels at New York
COTToNsEED oIL-Quiet. sales OF 100
ing al u points decline for June TO l point
ADVANCE for December and January Local
contract prices;
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
Yester-


TiverDooI cabies: Spot dull and easy, sales,
2,0o0 bales; speculation and export goo;
American, 1000; imports. 1000 none Amer,
scan: middIfug upland. Z 99d. Futures opened
quiet at / point advance; closed quiet. un-
changed TO an advance Of "A points. June
August September, 7-1619d: September Octo-
Der 6.76d: October-Noveraber, 6.5Sd; Noven-
her Decernher g 49d: December JANUARY.
& z6d January February. 6-++t2d; February
March, Sad; March-April, 6.44d; Apr1l-Msy
and May-June, G. .43 L @.
COFFEE-Moderately active, with sales OF
s3 006 bags and prices steady, cl'aing at .
position was again relatively fnner Than other
months, with buying by roasting interests. and
while there were 10000 July notices issued
these were promptly taken up, indicating
desire on the part Of prominent interests 10
geT possession of the actual coffee. Havre
was unchanged TO Il franc lower, Hamburg
unchanged to x pfennig advance and owing
70 the EoIIdav in Brazil there were no reports
from Rio or Santos. Spot inactive but firm on
a basis OF 5-16c for Rio No Z
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. June % 1910.
BFaSs AND PEAs-Receipts. 531 bags
aeans Market quiet but firm. Scene sales OF
stsfe marrow up 10 IS 10. Foreign beans uIl-
cbansad BEANS, marrow, choice. buShei.
So 05@sS 10, fair TO good. 81 sog 81 medium.
80 81 rood So IS "a 81 35: imported medium.
81 1ogss go pea 3 1882 2o ao white Hs,o sanSg s
80 81 "a az black turtle soup. 81 rs % Sc 81.
Ssns. California 50 05ass 10: PEAS. Scotch.
tags b,1sheI 81 359s2 sTi5.
oAa oAsaTTTER-Receipts 1914 pkgs. Falriy faF-
,sfor,ary movement in higher grades
cr,amery which closed steady 20 hrJn ana
-,-raut Grange Medium and lower grades
e,taT and rather urgently offered. State datry
stead IN highest grades NO change IN
srocass fscfury or packing stock Creamery,
ssneeiaIs H. rs. O. sno; extras. q 40; nrstE-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune !
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago June 25.-Drouth damage TO spring
IN the Northwest was to-day declared ire
erahio Tor d least a quarter OF the crop. An
p~rt for one OF the leading nrms here made
fhs assertion in a telegram from North Dakota
PesH n}iftir reports from Investigators for other
prominent houses Joined in causing unusually
active buying for a weekend session, In con
sequence the close was strong at practically the
high prices or the day, with net gaihs OF 4 a
ihc. The close IN showed an advance of
= izc. and in osts a shade To isc. Provisions
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
THE MOUNTAIN PARADISE.
DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA

Remains open until December as unduescfca&
ably the finest equipped best appointed. largesA
and most luxurious hotel in this regfon-a hair-
million dollar hotel for those who geek The oess
in appointment service comfort and locarto1@5
Its grounds and preserves occupy entire Sulsoci
Mountain. the highest altitude and coolest lo-sr
cation devoid OF fogs. tanpness and huuntd-
ity); unobstructed views Of magnificent raoun-
tain. lake and river scenery from every rooE,S
No noise or dust Of railroads or public high
ways. but within easy access OF both Hotel 80
and equipped with over one hundred EtleCoi
private baths. running mountain spring water,
in all rooms: elevator. electric lights steal-J
heat open log fires. most approved water suD-l
ply and sanitary plumbing. sun parlorS alb
floors Own farms and dairy OF regtstersd-4
cows. Entire white service French cherS.
Orchestra with frequent social diversion 80
Billiards. bowling etc Private riding aca6-1
erny. safe horses and Instructors New garas -
and high class livery Golf. tennis. trout and
river fishing. boating. trap-ShoOring. etc Spe-
cial inducements in rates during July and Tor
parties Write for booklet Of camera views
and auto maps. Coaches meet trains FourrES
season same ownership management
TOEIN PTrRDY CCPE- I.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
s,eE OF HIS COUNT.

..weu. doctor. boy or gmiri? m ,o,,.r of tr,n-
~ dear sir. you are the falhei VI 'ip
let's; ,ou haven't missed any in your
.,le snre count? nt?H-Tit-Bits.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. June 25-CATTLE-Receipts 1000:
steady: beeves, SIS 40Gss 55; Texas steers, s. 40
Qs7 10; Western steers 80 S0gs' %; StoeAgTs
s3 snq 7oass Ts calves seass 90 HoGs-Receipts
600: 5dIoc higher; light 50 40G$9 IS; mixed
So 3oGse 60: heavy, s9QS9 90; rough. S9GS9 90 /;
good to choice heavy, 50 t59Sg IS; PIGS 50 2og
ceipts. 1900: market steady; native s3qS3 10;
western So 25dl$5 Is; yearlings: 50 o0@s6 90;
lambs 81 75Qs7 so: Western, $o@s7 so
East Buffalo. June 25.-CATTLE-Receipts
550. dull VEAL-Receipts. 100; slow and &c
lower: s6GSs HOGS-Receipts. 1000; slow and
steady: heavy. 50 7GGs9 10; mixed 50 1889 So
AND MBS-Receipts. ZOO; slow; lambs DC
lower; lambs. s. 50Gs7 -.
Kansas City June 25.-CATTLE- Receipts
900, including $50 Southerns; steady; dressed
s5gsT western So 4odse 70; Southern cows
s2 95Ts4: native. 81 5G@s6; heifers. S3 756s7
buils IS 25GS5 so; calves S+lIs7 30; receipts for
week 40 100. HOGS-Receipts. 5000; steady.
SD 10: heavy 50 2oasa 40 packers and butchers.
So 25ass 30: light. SO 359S9 45; pigs. $s 75ds9 10:
.eeeipts for the week, %, 100. SHBEP-Re-
CENTS 200; steady; lambs SO 75a$7 90; yearlings
81 coast wethers, s4Gs5 ewes. So 50as4 75;
stockers and feeders, 81 50GS4 90; receipts for
Cincinnati. June observation-disclosures SO;
steady; fair TO good shippers, So 25G$1 %:
common. s29s4 %. HOGS-Receipts. T64
tive and 15c higher; common, S9aS9 90 SHEEP
Receipts. LOIS; steady; $2a$4 10; lambs steady,
by Telegraph to The Tribune
Louisville. June 25.-sHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts 3.s11; for the week, 30, $50 market
firm, quality OF lambs extra good, and best
Zoe higher: tops selling 81 so; second. 50 so
ass: culls. s4aS5 Fat sheep 81 down, bucks 81
down. common sheep dull Fair demand for
choice stock ewes; plain and common ewes slow.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
FOREST PARK HOTEL

FOREST PARK. PIKE COUNTY. PA
The Airondacks Of Penn, on Forest LAze~
BE- hours from y. Y. 18th season owner =
management private preserve. 2.0O0 acres elev-z
16o0 feet: $50; ur-tO-date resort. offers
mountain and seashOre pleasures boating bath
ing. fishing. tennis croquet. baseball bowling.
billiards, pool. music. dancing. aItdeu1sches-
kneipe outdoor cafe, newsstand. rooms en-
suite. with bath. electric light; white serv1ces
truck farm; finest cuisine; stable. garage book
let. auto map A LEDERER- 81 Broafwayx
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

CLEARING HOUSE BANKs-ACTUAL CON-
pTTIoN FRIDAY
LoaHs 1ee 2oz 300 s12io $50 sI4 So fGo
Specie 25e, 9Ie 700 25s, 2s2 900 l.51e,2o0
Deposits. 1Is6 80 800 Il 10 7Si. 400 1855 500
Circulation 4S1s9,lo0 4s41s.500 219 AGO
Decrease. limited States deposits included,
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
Specie s25s a7S.7co sS5s ea2 900 sisis seo
Legal tenders 7o.6l7.sO0 6a.535s 500 -l.osc, ooo
Totals -ss27. .5s4 500 $50. SIS. 700 s284. 200
agt deposits 2ss.o4I.g75 soc ss2. $50 s.s4os7s
Reserve ... s2s552525 s25. 145.s5O .ss. 4o6. .675
Decrease
CLEARING HOUSE BANKs-DAILE AVER
AGE
Loans Tae s5 ESQ Is 700 81 YPe aa ss o !. sas seo
Specie 254.64s.ooo 259, a2s, 200 4.sTe. .2OC
Deposits 11sI 500 .aog o. $3.50 o. $500 sSso56s 5o
Circulation 4s1sS.4o As. .345. 200 I5l. 500
"United States deposits included 81 75s 800
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve ana the total deposits on
the respective dates:
June Is June %. Increase
Specie s254 64s 600 s25a 326 200 81 67s 2oi
Legal tenders So &S5, 500 SO. s1T, 500 5sI. roc
Totals -Ss24 os2. 500 s82a IA, 700 S5,o5o 900
agt. deposits. 297. .sss. $50 500 26s. .o75 2.27o.1a
Reserve 900. s2sos4 $50 SIS. STAGES 81. 7se 775
The following table compares the Clear
ing House taverageD statement with the
statements Of corresponding dates in 1903
and 1905.
June .. 10. June %. 'os June 27. 'os.
Loans 81 lee 7s2 600 S. S39 e62 100 81 231 30 500
Specie 59.326, zoo S0T, 500 316. sc, 200
tssders 50 s15.soo e. .2sa. 100 5se727o9
C1rculat'n 4s345.2Oo 49163.2oo sc. s0e. 200
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
June *. 10 June 26. oe June u. 'os.
Specie - $259 326 200 sSo7. .T05 200 1916. SO 200
Legal tenders 6s.s17.5oo 1881 100 e.472, 700
Totals 1929 14S7oo 1886 as6. 600 1895. .142. 300
as5 l55 deposits 500 26eo75 s o4a 40 800 o44 100
Reserve SIS. STA .s25 $50. .s4s. $50 seSo9S 500
Per cent Of
reserve 2I4 2T-3 80. 0
SUMMARY OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST
COMPANIES n GREATER NEW YORK
NOT REPORTING TO THE NEW YORK
CLEARING HOUSE
Legal tenders d $50. 400 a24 800
Total deposits l.%4y,Se, oto y GoO, sou
Do. eliminating ANTS due
from res. repositories
and from other banks
and trust cos II New
YORK City....o..-...... 1,154. 500. 800 $500 800
Decrease.
RESERVE.
State banks Per @.
Cash in vauI- SIS, 151, 600 13. OF
Deposits in banks and trust cos 10 IA 800 1902
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .ssI ss5. 300 2Se2
Trust companies
Cash vault Slob.- 1S-@4
Deposits in banks and trust cos 5.4s6. 800 O.65
O. O. o. b. 70 70
Aggregate reserve on deposits. sl73, 52s, 700;
decrease, s2s6.2co; percentage Of legal reserve,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
THE KITTATiNNY

The leading hotel at Delaware Water Geps
Pa. Every convenience and amusement Sad-
de horses and instructors. Write for book-o6
showing hotel. auto maps etc
G. FRANK COPE
THE KITTATINNY Is not connected wtts
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEW YORK
1910. 1908 1905
Week ended June %
Tlrvroods " So al 67a S. 43s 81 552. $40
General udse. Is. 800 COS 10.5s3. $50 0.294. 755
Totals . SIS. .342. .2s7 l873s, ,3T3 s1I. s27. a26
From Jan =
r-vgoods SIS. .O5s. .a4s Ss2 90. .277 s56, SIS. 42s
General dse. 379, ,93e 445 336 933-3o1 24I 3D. I31
Totals s457. ESQ s91 s4I9. s37. s7s s2ss 13T. .55s
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW.
YORK
iIune2o s3os e41 1873 s292 or sos s517 7so POI
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

New York. June IS. 1910.
GRAIN-WEEAT-The same nervous tone
which prevailed in the wheat market through
the week again noticeable and there
clined to exercise Caution both Ways Crop
advices, however. were largely OF a buIish
and while the showers gave temporary relief
they were scattered and a good general soak
ing rain is needed TO save the crop. Some
authorities maintain that the damage is not
so bad as generally reported, but on the whole
the situation is believed TO be grave. and
after sharp price changes both ways the
market closed firm at net advance of Il q
IAc There was considerable switching out
of July into the later months and final fs-
ures showed July and September on even
oasis al under pecsmoer aIeeFPooI wes
what worried the American situation.
e neI fo- Iuiv sI o4Ia <or sen+embeT and
81 05 q for December. No red. 81 o6. NOM
nal {, TO arrive: elevator, and No North-
Firm. although early there was moderate
decline. due 10 selling by commission houses
vorable crop advtces Offerings were we'll
absorbed, and late in the day the market
No = corn here. 6e4c, nominal, elevator. do
mestic basis. 70 arrive. T; export No
early but later the market rallied with other
grains and at the close was net unchanged
whtte 2s TO 81 h. AZ o sc: :' clipped White
81 70 - Ii. 4694sc. RYE and BARLEY
NEW YORK PRICES.
wheat. open High Low. lose OdE.
july. s. o5s 81 os14 81 o5 81 o57s 81 05t
September. I O8;s 1 0417 l o31s o41s o35s
December OoA %
Corn:
July. 6e% 69&
September. 69A 691t
December. 81 66s
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
Wheat Corn Oats.
Today ........... 453 600 sos. 600 3O6 600
Tas- week - 2T2 600 4s3. 900 4S6. 600
Last wear ........ 10000 $4,000 3SS. 600
SEAB0ARD CLEARANCES.
Flour. Wheat. Corn.
To-day ....-...-... $4,000 21.ooo 142 900
Last week ....... 1000 10000 10000
Last wear ..-..... 1000 $1,000 ! 900
CoTToN-ouiet. and little change in prices,
the opening being points higher 70 ) points
lower and the close quiet and steady al a net
decline OF 1G5 points. Cables were little
lower than due, the strong weekend statis-
tics having been offset in the English trade by
the reports Of showers in Texas The passage
of the Scott bill by the House Of Representa-
rives yesterday seemed TO have no influence
whatever or the market, the action had
bean expected. and the trade seems confident
that the bill will not pass the Senate. Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
CHICAGO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Curtis & Sanger. No. 4s Wall
= street
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
MONTANESCA

LEADING HOUSE IN POCONOS-
Modern strictly hlgh-Class in appo1nr-enc8
and patronage, PoconO headquarters for auto
lists Booklet and floor plans upon request
/ D IVISON. Prop. Nj Pocono. Penna
MANUNk4 CHUNK HOUSE beauttfus
island in the Delaware always COOL excel
lent table; modern cOnventences: gas: no
mosquitoes Dancing. fishing. bathing. boatinss
pool SO a week up Further particulars.
MRS BRISBANE. Nj Bethel. Pa
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
PENNSYLVANIA.
WaTER GaP HOUSE.

Only PA hours from New Tork-D.. Z &T
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
puJiaDELpHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & Co. No =
y ts-oa5 street New York, and No. I22 South
zth street PhiladelphIa-)
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

Z ne future Il Is believed the practice
sending -he members OF the coast ar
ley regiments 10 camp every year viii
Eve % De changed SO that they will go TO
'ss exercises every ether year The men
ss becoming tired of having 10 give up
Der vacations. and many Of them declare
ast they VIII not remain IN the service
aisr Their tine is out II they have to go TO
x-p ever wear
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing fe10-27.

FURNISHED By Swartwout & Appenzellar, No. 10
Pine ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26
CATARACT HOUSE

DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA
SS-s12- Capacity. 100 Orchestra Bathtrs1A
boating. fishing: garage 3 z Tucker & Son
ESsTCK HEIGHTS. PENNA.
THE ESSICk-25OO feet n the Alleghentess
cottages steam heat electric light golf. casino.
tennis, fishing Booklet
H NJ ESSICK- Essick Heights Pa
NEW SPRUCE y.ABIN INN
Where you can catch trout Rooms suite and
with private baths. Booklet W J 8 n D
PRICE. Canadensis. POcono Mts-- Pa
NEW YORK.
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Whole Block Ocean front New throughout
enlarged and remodeIle6 Capacity 500: hot
and cold sea water baths; spacious porches
overlook Ocean and Boardwalk; orchestra; table
and service of highest standard. So daily and
up American plan. special weekly Booklet.
Electric coach meets trains. q. p. RAHTER-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

Members Of the 22d Regiment who ara 70
sostailed 70 take part ii the manupuyres
Z Pine Camp are being instructed in the
Instruction oI gabions, fascines and other
1glse-irg work they viii be called upon
2 ps-fcr-1 = the field Private Robert
s-isor, o. Company Il. who was drowned
4 Ulme- Park last Sunday. was buried
s-a military honors On Wednesday, mem
ass of TIE company parading as escort
It firing squad and bugler attending the
1cT 70 I1e grave.
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A r Conv bs 20 %
n g. Peo 4s 81
n J cen 6s io5
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nominal Elevator, domestic basis.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

r --eoararion 1Cr work at Pine Camp.
seq York n August, the different troops
+ souad-on c are engaging in outdoor
-ns on Saturdays and Sundays at the
en- G. -ae squadron. near Huntington.
,--g Island. The drills include extended
-is- and scouting duty. and have proved
4,asble
New-York tribune., 1910-06-26

osnsasn J. a Delaney. retired quarter
-g--s- of the seth Regiment. viii be as
s-ed to taar command while II is on duty
: pne camp next August Lieutenant c.
!, HICKEY has been appointed adjutant Of
= -n,-d battalion