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The searchlight., 1910-04-29

There certainly are some farms
which are not deteriorating in value.
A gentleman who Is In such easy cir
cumstances that he and his wife have
begun a trip around the world disposed
OF his farm near Monroe. N. Y. just
prior to starting. Three years ago tho
purchaser paid 100000 Tor the proper.
ty. He received 100000 for the same
farm. And with the present price for
agricultural products no doubt the ex.
perience could be duplicated In many
other localities.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29
o-n Nd FOR .AFY LASER.

The greatest problem the far~er O
today has to meet Is the dasculty o.
obtaining and retaining in service
farm laborers. The trol.ey lines and
the steam lines Of the country bring
the farm closer to the towns and the
cities. but they also bring the attrac.
tons Of the city and the higher wages
sf the city workingmen closer to the
farm laborers. and in the great major.
ity Of instances. finally detach them
from cultivation OF the soil. The call
Of the wild" is not answered by one
tenth Of the number Of city residents
which the call Of the city brings as re-
cruits from the farms. and the result
can be seen all over the world in the
great increase Of urban population. In
the south the farmers have the advan-
tage OF greater supply of farm la.
borers than those of the north. but
even their field hands are becoming
less numerous through their departure
TO the haunts of the cities in all sec
tons OF the union. says Cincinnati En-
quirer. The advances that have al.
ready taken place in the wages OF farm
laborers do not stop this exodus. and
there are to-day very few native white
Americans who can be properly
classed as agricultural laborers.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

Even In this rushing age you can't
blame man for standing still when
he is In the storm center of such for.
midable elements as street car, a
whirl Of automobiles. a part of the fly.
Ing squadron of motorcycles, trucks,
carriages. bicycles and express wag.
ons. Then to be ordered to move on
by big policeman with stuffed club,
the stuffing being of lead assaying bet.
ter than 80 per cent, excuses thought
confusion.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

Mexico reports that its agricultural
products last year were worth $780,.
100000. That is very creditabls
showing. though II looks small along.
side Of the $4,000. .oOO. 900 output of the
United States. But. added to the In.
creasing value of the products OF
Mexican industries OF various kinds. It
is gratifying as indicating the growth
and prosperity of our southern neigh.
Dor.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

Figures for the calendar year 1909
show that the trade between the Uni.
ted States and Canada was the largest
ever known Tor an equal period. More.
over. the figures prove that the busi.
ness done by the co..n.. les with each
other has doubled In ten years. That
does not indicate that either side Is
barring out the other.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

A London scientist has started the
theory that children are born more or
less criminals. Nov let experimental.
tion turn schools into reformatories,
by way OF meeting this new and terri.
BILE condition.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

Earthquakes are recorded on the
seismograph nearly every day. but 10.
eating them Is not an easy matter. Il
may be that some Of them have gone
on . spree and are playing with the
machines man has invented to catch
them.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

Burglars In Massachusetts, town
knocked down two policemen, hand.
cuffed the officers. marched them Ia
the police station. which the burglars
broke into. and then locked their blue.
coat captives in cell. Those burglars
deserve immunity: they had such an
exquisite sense OF humor.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

In the vigorous and remarkable fight
which Senator Thomas III. Carter, OF
Montana. is making to force through
Congress a bill providing for the issu-
ance OF S3o.ooo.ooo worth Of certificates
Of Indebtedness for use in completing
government irrigation projects, rests the
future OF national reclamation of arid
lands. Ii the additional funds, provided
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

for in Senator Carter's bill. are made
available. it will be possible for the
Reclamation Service to complete within
the next three years practically every
one of the federal projects now under
way.
Once these projects are completed,
they will become revenue producers,
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

Partisan actors are forbidden ta
wear ceiiuioid collars while ON the
stage. They must SET the house on fire
by their magnetism or in some other
way.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

Secretary of Agriculture Wilson says
some present troubles are due to the
cost Of high living as well as the high
cost OF living. And the thought 10 well
worth pondering.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29
Imported Shire Stations.

Having sold its ranch, the conley 4 Nc
Tague Company offers for sale three im-
ported shire stations. average weight 1000
lbs. fully acciimased. and can show tbeie
colts. Terms cash or approved paper.
For particulars address Conley 4 McTague
Company. DeerIodge Montana szp7
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

Ten years from now the world will
not dread snowsiorms. for the aero
plane will then be IA convenience In
every household.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

Whatever goes up must come down,
but meats. shoes. and many other ne,
cessities seem to have the law of
gravity pretty well bluffed.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

On the Ohio something is always In
the way OF coal shipments. III 1t isn't
low water. 1t is ice gorges, and one
Is as obstructive as the other.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

The California Judge who held that
mule was q deadly weapon must
have been 4 canal driver In his youth.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

acres in S-i5-3 east. which was similar TO
the above case. ordered dismissed.
United States VS.. Sylvester Fraunhofer.
desert land entry Of 100 acres in 7s-r6 Z
east. contested on the ground Of being non-
desert. The decision was affirmed and
the contest dismissed.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

Eggs from China sell at 80 cents a
dozen. and they are deal fresher
than the cold storage home sort.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

A few aerop'anes cannot put the
Nicaraguans any more In the air than
they are now.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

Diamonds are to increase greatly in
price. Here Is another blow at mar.
riage.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

Chicago proposes TO be the metropo-
lis OF the world in 1850. At present
there is good authority for saying it Is
. shanty city built in a swamp.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

So the whole troub'e seems TO be a
shortage OF meat. We thought IL was
. shortage OF cash.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

Tanners say that shoes are going up.
Will no amount of foot stamping bring
them down.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

Ry the way. meat is cheaper in Lon.
don. Isn't this sufficient inducement
for trip abroad?
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

Ministers ought 70 be aviators. You
can't keep good men down.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

We note that dian onds are going up
$40 carat. Save your carats.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

The cost of walking Is also to 90 up
according to the shoe manufacturers.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

The gloomier the winter. the bright
Or the spring.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

This Is surely winter worthy Of
the name
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

Possibly Wall street ts nervous
.fo~s .ha comet.
The searchlight., 1910-04-29

Eggs two cents lower. viii help
some.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
?, BLC SERVICES RCH,SE.
corporation Gets A. NIIe, More oT Track
IN Bergrn County.

T. Vas announced 10y Thomas Y Nc
Garter. president Of the Public Service
corporation - New Jersey in Newar k
Yesterday that the Public Service had
acquired controlling interest IN the
View Jsr-"v and Hudson River Railway
'''npany and that the peopsrty would Ia
'."ra'-f h"refater as part ~ the Public
N.'~E system
Inc hudson River company has forty
eEr' and = half miles II track IN Tb-rg-n
NV and nD"raies from Edgewatcr
49," " controls the For Is-~ ferry to
Va. attain. 20 Ha"kcnsack Englewood
". Paterson with branch TO Arlington
'."F' o. cuuu"c'S over Public Service
'"- Nrr newark More than twenty
..- 'r" Hudson River cpmpanys
''4 -tg" ar" On private right II way
''."". Ing ufrhs directors ofthe Hudson
h..'' "rrpary was held m this city yes
- Law - which the Ulcers resigned and
80" .""""ted hy Public Seryic,. officers
- n-o' pad was no, made known
'." FIhiIC Service CORPORATION also
:" 4" v"s'"rtny the control ~ the Nor
''a- Light Company. which sup
) OF, huf-.-'0Wu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
RANK STOCK TAX UPHELD.
nut 30 Pc Cent. knscaed or ror Interest
Oa Payments IN Adv ance.

The legal fight made Nv 'he hanks ri
New York city 20 have Il, rod invalid
the statute under which they were taxed
per cent. on their capital stock has
'ndel with decree against them in the
Court OF Aprcals. which was the second
time the highest court had heard the case
Following the Court Of Appeals ruling
orders wer" signsi by Supreme Court
JuSiic" Gi"gerich yesterday dirsctink the
r"turn to the hanks Of interest on the
amount of taxes they hal paid under pro-
test. which interest. fh. Court of Appeals
rul"l. they were entitled tn.
Tn" assessment which the hanks have
h,~'1 contr,iine was made in iOO7 aud the
tax was PAYABLE in isqs Tho banks pai,i
mp at one" under the ploa 81 coercion. hut
instituted Certiorari proceedings on the
ground that the assessment was invalid
hccausa they hal hal no notice OF the pro-
po-ci assessment and hal no opportunity
tn bo heard. This contention was unheld
10y the Court 81 AppoaLs. hut To correct
TINS defect IN the assessment n law was
passed. IN 1910. known a. tho romeiial
tax act. which provided for notic@ and on
portunity To I've heard on the original as
10y the commissioners 81 assessment a.
the result OF this hearing. which waa TO he
held as merely completing the assessment
Of 1877 The result was that the oommis-
sioners sustained the original assessment
The banks then attacked the remedial
tax act 81 Ipoo on tho ground that il did
not cure IN" defects OF the act under
which tho original assessment was made
AMI thar at hest no assessment could he
made under u except a. Of a date after
the remedial legislation was passed. The
Court 81 Appeals has now held that this
legislation was curative. but that since
the city had collectet the taxes under a
statute which did not become valid until
two years afterward IL should refund in
forest on the taxes for tho intervening
period
The interest awarded by the final ORDER
Of Justice Giegerich IL exactly 10 per cont
OF the taxes paid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
Live atOrk Market.

SAT' HDNT Iuy :.
Weeeipts Of h~eNrs ! - heal al foS
slaught-rrrs Two rArs mat svriyrd late yestrT.
dhs SAFE Common prunsy Is Anla steers
so!t At s. a. per 49, rs rufnrn0n bulls az - ~
Inc feeling 81 A. rated steady for all sorts aud
graIe, % ratt- Dfr~srI bret IN moderate IL.
y and ~ Vti,r. for naiiv- cIfrAs.ss and "a IOr
for Texan sides i.Oadou aGd t.i'-rpool TAitIr
aud bret markets slow a. yr,trriAs' = quotations
'ftufts from ~. pof' IN .Iah 20 h~cyr, and
MS UIsrteT> Of beet
itr~rtpis 81 saly-~ we're -" head ~ for slaugh
Ter Nth the .trrp'ion o. f rcad and = raT Of
rs r.'rrn rAl,r- Nas f"lortrd hest py'r s~-t~rtiai
NJ sairs ~ IN ppr'sr'~ n" fr"hrg lated
stradt pf->.rd 'ai' - Stead, 20 nTr1 at ~, =
- 90 for 'iu Grr,-rf Nrsls Hsl'T' Tor dr~>--d
?. tirTmiks 5ticr for ~ountrl tir'-~~ti Nt,rs
i''rriptS Of .u~-p and lAnb> WrTr tBsI head
'.sI .ding a., 'ar~ fpf slaughter and = for INC
r.ars-' making attn The stale stofk - cars m
sIs sheep ruled steady iaTnbs liS - higher
tusu Ns~trria - average ~al~> Tue pens
Ueafh tfarrI tOumOn and medium slre u
~r,r.f ~1h a. s. .grt pcT IOo tb~ ortiinar. to-
prime itrui. 40 o. - - tn cults a. - Srariine~
- ., .rrssrd mutton steady a. s6i07r dTe.>-f
.uI'- ~ iiriE Win hog arcs,ed lambs selling
a. IpsF L.
ltr,riu's ~ hog, we're ~ head all for slaugh
ter Npulnuii' sirads 81 ~ Ss,tn ~ for hraCY
IN me'iiI..i weights wax fof light hOgs and pigs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
s,e., Bond. Mus, Ne rax.d.

PIrTsrt M. Pa. July The &.prene
Court of Pennsylvania has ruled that the
Charlton Steel Company. a United States
Steel Corporation subsidiary. mnst pay
state tar of four mills on Sos. OBJ of
honds. on which the company had on.
deavored Ia evade payment The de-
ci-ion settles many thousands Of dollars
worth OF .1Sats taN cases The CDmDany
had asserted that its h. nds were held 10y
a trust COMPANY and were not ~HihJect 10
n Nation. The Court fo'ind that the trust
company had not paid the Ssits tax To-
fore March iand that therefore Lhs steel
company must ray.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
FRiNCHISE vtLTtTIONs.
NJ ate Tax Commissioners Place the Total
ut sg5S.3 sS. sa0.

ALBANY. July > The STATE Tax Com
mission-rs to-day completed figures show
ing the total special franchise valuations
in the State for IN" year. excepting the
cities % Albany. BinghAmton. Mount Yer
noon and New Rochelle. where the val,ia-
tiuns are made ia September and October
The total this year ~ ISIS. JS5 S6D.
Whil- the total for the four cities vet TO
be fixed Was N.ltl.S2 S for 1919 last
wear the total for IN" entire state was
tSs7 0sT ,S67 which included go. ma. ONO
for the franchise Of the marlborough
Rapid Transit Company. which was can
celled thus year by a d'.cision Of the
Court 81 ApI-Als.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
BROODM ARES LIGHTNING MT.
Isiar. HAMBURG Relies Dam. and -Four
Othrrs kIlIrd At I.eNingtSa. ny.

ItSINDtnT. Ny. july = lsiac. the
dam Of the famous race mare Hamburg
lisll-. and tour other thoroughbred brood
mares were killed by lightning this morn
ing At the lmsndor' farm OF J d HAggin
ih. MARES and their fcals we're in a pasture
entirety g.. nd ~ trees or running water
" hen found all were lving close together
b" other m.lrt-- we're I.ICania. 10 toy
Sir MCdrsd dam school Girl. 10y Pat
Mrlluy. ; inId Hurst 10. 10y Martin Hurst
dam lura bare by lbareDin. troiic~Ome
-. hy Potomac dam oily, uv Sp..nd,hTift,
aud Swe-tbTiar. -. 10y III NDdred. dam
i.riar Sws~t Nv \irEIl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
BIG CONTRACTORS IN TROUBLE
Receiver Appointed for the 4. 4 =. wilson
90. of Pittsburk Dents. AaA0. 600.

pointed to-day for the A. 4 3. Wilson Com.
pany OF PittsburR. one Of the largest
building contracting concer M in the
middle West. On complaint % three Pitts
burg banks and two Of the stockholders
William l.. Abbott and Charles Mcknight
Creditors say in the hill % part ic,Ilars
that the com pany's debts exceed t3s0. OOn
and that suits are threatened Building
contracts now under way represent
about ts,D OOO
The company issued a statement this
afternoon that all contracts would lie
carried to complexion Edward HOPES.
receiver. was instructed by the court to
carry on the business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
~ ron S.J,Op0 DAMAGES.
'l-lm ~ New HsNen Railroad Men Who
""r" IN jurrd by Locomotive Explosion.

40 ttI-F july SUITS for S25. OJO
.tF" p""n brought against the
.Nro New Haven and Hartford
. .f .v Michael A Saut.,r. "A flag
lar"ur" T. Hubbard. a fire.
"'r" h.pwn out - a locomotive
''" explosion OF IN" boiler near
"H u~' spring Tn" two men
'rur' than iOl feet over the
'sfu S"r" burned and -cald.d
ought 10 - dead " hen pc k.-d
-"'pr"r"d az Na--lr Hospital
".'" Thought for treatment
' .piupLiuf- tn. men cha rye
F..s 'N" "u gIuesr. Wuo era r,..i
..'. H"gl"C' 20 ma x" a prop.r
= Oft" "nclr" f..for.. h. sta r'at
.-.. aud seek - hold th. com
i"r IT." "uF'u""r'S alleged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
WANTED

direct Teiepfor' ronurUtiOn The 'ndependen'
Telephone Cow parry Buriin gton. y. desires
direct conn &c tons from nurltn tor. y. : and
Bristol. Pa. with lhdcpendrnt 'ompAnlr- n
Eastern PennsylN snia There i good red
for inds prr den, Telephone companies Va Buck :
and al oiniuE Counties IA Pennsyt' anita, and
direct 'onv distance lnd"perdcni Gomez uon =
ready Naltlng with business 10 exchange Nd
dress !: SwNTiIE rrrsi Hooi1 ~. Produce
rSrhanCr. Nrs \ Or tiiy
ADtRONDACk sAMP near Psui smiths.
New Work.. PerfectI, appointed. completely
fsrnishcd modern camp IN exclusive sec
tIaa. ready for oecupsnry. Cost over Si0o
GOO. Owner abroad. win rent antiI septem =
her 80 az great bargain. Addres. BsN 90 ".
Room 7II. ~ BTssd 81. New York tHy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
Tho Wam srrert ~, rnInr sun. :.

The Wall Street edition 81 The EvENISG
SrS contains all the financial news and
the stock and bond quotations tO The close
y tn" market. The closing quotations
including the IBID and asked prices. With
Additional news matter. are contained also
q the night edition Of THE EvENINo SUN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY. July :.
The stock exchanges wero CLOSED yee-
tsrday for the three day Fourth of July
recess. The London market showed a
certain degree of uneasiness. but the list
as Who'll. showed some Improvement in
prices Money IN London was plentiful
and discount rates were quiet. Closing
prices for American stocks in London
compare as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
>IIIEIRI sons.
'"'. ~ ~" rbaIIoS creditors Sr~k Hin,
Whnr ste T. Here

-..".rt ~" Havana banker On
p '".f wears ago %" a"rri-l -
'li disappeared Ni'h NOR"
90 'hn assets Of J VI &c
gAa employed MIN A. agent
'i TO-. Havana yesterday on
.t'r saratoga III" got here
'". lays tRp. but al "a" time
'a" i'y ~ one upuusctad with
..I.. Hru orNrh William Salomon
editors. mad" any rfiort T. ~
80 N nat %" IVES not rt.sI SOnsi
o.. f|l ~,
p N4y'Ira To- irIerd- were AZ the
." I. J.. and 10" WASH Joyous
-' ,r''t uatDn 10 rlotr ~ name
'.t' 10" sa-n ~ "rui.zgler
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03

" Nr--wAskA for New Work. va, 7ss miles
ea-t Of sand, HooE ats = \. Yesterday
~ Noitkr for New York. "a miles eaat Of
SANDY iloBk 81 ~ n
y, Ci~orEr Washington. FOR N~v York Was US
milo 90 y Of sandy uOok AZ .. IS Sc
~ ssrTTAntA foT New Work uas dfn miles east
Of SIndy liODk ~
~ Cafouia. Tor Nrw NcTs was 10 miles sast
Of sandy Hook ~ mp "
=. california. for NcN York was az miles est
~ Sandy Itpu. ~ -
~ tlAlttr. tor NrW Work vas go mile TEat Of
sandy HOOK atHPM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
Imports and Exports.

Tho imports Of specie Last week a. re-
ported 10 the Custom House were si3s go
silver and SIS 80 gold. making total specie
imports -Incs January o.. 9aO Isl. Exports
Of -te. D" we're silver ssh .sO gold. t,no
The exports ~ specie since January have
a total Of So sgI l6a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
MtRINE INTELLIGENCE.

HtNiArr ~ sLSsSA, IHts DAY
sun rises - sun sets go Nooa rises ! 81
HIuH ~ArEE THI- oar.
sandy Hook ~ GoN lNlAni 4is HeiI Gatc = 20
Arrived SATtR oAT. july ::
~ AreTka. Hamburg. June y
~ "a Prov e0ss. hAN rr June =
- ~ Isluts. southampton. June 9
y. lf,sIuna>. ou ion. June -
~ tA,ur Nnuss~ santa -. juno
- ArapANo-. Iarz ~ouN HE. 4Ir ~
- orfA kry Net, June -
~ De- 'rrson. Norfols. july
~. LArgr-tbWr NBrtoIA. july :
y. Ianrrs-i baltimore. June
~ ~ Illans. Philadelphia July
=. Mamma HAtA itAlunore. June "
,HRIVTB Ot-r
~ ~ Paul At pty mouth from New York
y, tora ~ GENOA frorn New YORK
sN'LFD YuON YoHFIpN FpErp
y, IAur~tuiA tor NrN Nors rom Liverpool
- NiruW Amsterdam. for New Nors from Rot
tsr,ianI
- IApIAnd toy Ncv York from AntWern
~ TufHr.sfa. 'dr SeN NoFk from Ila Sgos
y, Crlil, for NcW Nork from -, rr,-oo
- a Touratne for N"W YORK fror' HANre
- bremen. Tor Srv Ncrk from Hrstnsr
y. New Nork for New York from Southar N pton
~ Friedrich Ser Gro~se. for New YORK from
Palermo
y NinnrApoH. for N-w YORK from london
- Bsrmudian. for NrV Work from bermuda
orToorSo STEAMSHIPS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03

WNNTTi-Spanish Young NonrAn 80. 80.
Gated, hrghi and ~apshtr o. wriung Spanish
gTammAuraiy hsNIas good know HH!x- % lrE
h.h, 30 translate fashion d~s riI ions To- MAJ
tnc. must UNDER and df-~stuaAing term. App.y
y letter OnJ ~ " e. u ButtrTira H4..!lng
New ork.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
nOARDERa MNNTI n.

SUMMER hoard In BronH CLERK teashr- pro
te>sional man wanted. Large rool room. ue1'
Puhii" ihfary christian fam d.. un sftf Ir,1 -
MIS-. " u HILl.. A. Iast iNBtl 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03

FI.EGTIO>s AND MEETINGS.

We.staRbos.e Electric \ Manufacturing 60
les Broadsay. New York. y y
June % 1910
The stock trrnsfer hooks will. for the purpose of
the annual stos hOidera meeting July .7th 1910.
he closed on the is'h dAy ~ July. 1910 At !, ~
ociock. noon. And opeD-, on the 7s'h day Of Jun .
1910 81 10 % o riock 4 ~
IS ESSFiSTyN. Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
HELP WANTED MALE.

ARTISrS-The nGUerirt Publishing CO havs
vacancies for several mt elias, detail fashion
sTti-ts accustomed "a working in wash AppI, '
Mf hebelc. ar d"pH rlnienL lAth nOoT. ButisIiC.
Building. spring and MAcuougal -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03
THE BiNk STIrEMENT.

The w-eklv statement ~ averages 81 rhe
as~""ia'ed hans~ COMPARES - follow with
that 81 the prey ipfI~ Neek AMI that 81 the
corresponding week n year ago
Lam, MS ~ y; q: e. Z, y; !" .o
circulation tsIi;i"i n.4s.o' Sun.5'
Specie ,-s:.pNS ,-aaas ~ sio ~, TO-
n-, nr,i ,.,o sNn, Sslae n, sNo a.s az
Re, rrq a.. -. t!si ~ -No07h NlAS' IS
surpru. r>Y,>,0 49, Tis5 81, gru7s
ka'oo're.
to dep. 80 - = =
The amount ~ nit~i states deposits
blown "a Ia week statement Nas ., MT
lsi an n, r-a~e ot $3.50 ~ -in's N" pre-
turf- Ngsk ~ 'he~r deposits were ded ted
from the sSRT"gaI' gwen the surplus Sould
b. So. t.U -
The =, tual conci o, ION OF the clearing Hou-e
bauK- At The close of ~" week l. revealed IA
the tuliuwtng ngir-S
~ -, &C.. e. -. ., -; ,,c CO., ,rs,, 6,
is-pa,it. ao -, az i:io TSi 90 /. 1Ss ihc nS
Circulation a '7o"o nIiASn Si1LsH
isS ten ssSsso SSSS.sn Ws6S"
ne. To a. :iss ' s: X ~ ~ s = q:
surplu, SsUm ,=Is.0o s7S,~
Rate 81 re- -
The state banking Department gives tho
u..lly condition 81 the state banks and
trust 90 paniss IN Greater New lorE
sTATE BsHEz
Loans ant invtrr',s ',ss tso.3D lac il...sNo
>f--~i~ t7lA.AU the us 1n
ryas ~ SNi.r~ ner $40 81
D,uo-tts A7 Ia aD Inc atEHD
TlrS~rNe On depoIr n.S,1O Inc. h.GD
Percentage OF reserve. ~
TRUsT COMPANIES
I.oAns and inv'unts ii1ss.,ai 80 inc o.. - .ao
~p~-ie ls5HBhb lnr. s1.em
IsgAls Ia.-paGD Inc o. iB
ilefo-it, I'm ~ IN inc ~ a. in
Reserve % deposits ita.0as,oo Inc. NJ 0o
Percentage Of reserve, i5s
STATE BsSEs ASD rEusT coSpASIHs
Loans and inv TIM &. N.ltA1ss. l0 ine 81 mn
SDe-ts iS.a70.AD Inc AZ -
irxa. .i.TitID dec itn. inl
Total spo-its.. i.rO.i1sEG Inc ~ az adD
Trto.its. eliminating
amounts due from
reserve depositori~s
and from Other
banks and trust
companies In New
Work city iisa.g71s0 Inc 5sT4 SD
Reserve q n depostS rs sc so Inc. Is7s IN
Percentage Of Tc.sTve. ~.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.

WILL cduCa young woman wAnt~i ~
descriptive fashion wrunv. n~sNiotS cAperlrr,r
In this hne desirable. but not ai-oir cly ne r,strs
Reply by letter only u's rlhtng cNp~firnrr 80.
ca Ton and -, ,ng p-fsouAl references. to e. q
Buttcrick Building. \.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03

$4,000 buV> control OF small hrst
TuoTsEaEe a. bond issue, Interest
paNabIc semi-annualiy. Bond So
cured bN mortgage On LOCO acre>
Of pTupeTty 20 MILES from hanhat.
tan. naw being developed bt old
rsIahIIsh.d raupanV (onarol can
he bought az slight discount ~ hitch
will net about -. Absolute So
curitV. q. kiI.LN, ~ East 18th
81, y. Y. 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-03

Tho weekly statement ~ averages 81 the
As~pstafed bangs compares - follows Vtfh
that of the prev ipfi~ Neek and that Of the
'uTfDSponding week year ago