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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29

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oufqet0It rporoen, Inn oem golts be
Jrugs our GHtiheioung oor3ulegen,
ob oas Sberbaus iniofsrn aus Der Rts
qisrung ausgeFaaltst tperpsn iou, baB
8eisse, bic in 3tpsi aufeinanberfolgens
ben Stsungen beg llntsrbdufes paRirt
iinb, obne 3uitimmung bes Sbsrbauies
8eieBestraft erlansen fouen. 0isf.
5oroerung bes Wtintiteriums lit aug
Dem @ruHos riht unberettist, o1B
bas Sberbdus Jnterefen p.rtritt,
tpelhe beneH bes Doltes sendu entz
ssnssisst iinb. Wus gsiheben pirb,
rpenn fpie Dordus3uieben oas Bolt 3u
gunten bes WtniIteriums entfheibet
unb bus Sberhdus rpeiter auf isinem
mitbeitimmungsreht IN Der gefess
sebung bebarrt, biirfts taum i'm 3lueis
fel fteben. Gs 1T taum anbers ur5uz
nebmen, als oaB bas Winiftsrium pom
aOnis bic Outage erbalteH bat, eeniz
aenb 8efiirporter bes minifteriellen
Mntraees in bas Sberbdus gu ihidsn,
um Die Derfoifuns in Der bonn Wint>
ftsrium beubfiHtistsn Dsiie abdn6ern
~ tSnaeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29
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filters 8. 1iss bonn fidotif6en De.
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berfloiIsnen Wots i'm nGbtiiHsn Ots
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ben Rrantbeiten unb % 1obesfdue ms
folse folder aroniteiten semelbst. oe'
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ten perth.ilen Iin bic 0iue ME fOlgt:
5npinbinht 26 grsruniunsen uno
q 1ooesf1lle; g9orianfiebey 10 Gr.
ircntunsen unb Gin 1obtsion; Dipt
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btsfalI; Minbpo6en feds Grirdniun'
gen; Naitrn hrd GrsraHtungtn uno
dumps unD Ncie Il cine Grftantuas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29
EterbIidbfe Sbert&t.
aanes gpieseI, 40. aunseusnssiin.

asnss epiessl. 40. aunsensntsiin'
Dung.
Tlattbies Gefilo. SO, 2ittls siitsrs
of ibe Door, Tierenltixn.
Bella ;yalis Smitb, 68, All Jore,t
slp., 5naueit In S6pebs.
GIisabetb Haoma Bacon. 70. 3l0o
Durren glp., 6erSleibtn.
5omas 1ornsn. 76. 415 Speamor:
Gtrabe, Snqueit in Shpebe.
Siram J. Galpert, rs, 529 M. 8.
GiraBe, 6ersleiben.
gborles goasl. 2 1ase. 211 Deft 5.
Strabe, Rrdmpfe.
Ridaro 6enrp paidte. 8, ITO
1ppnseno 4p., Shfpdde.
Qouis Sfnsller, "a. 2849 W. Ws'
Usiden ap., Qunasneni3iinbung.
gpiaiam penn greeben. 5 lags
1923 Gmerp ap., ardmpfe.
George DsIse. 73, 1872 Sidte 4o-,
Ga 9rippt.
ausuit 5ifb.r. 81, lie %. Ia. sir.,
6erSleibsn.
Sobn gridusr, 5, 1011 poplar
StrdB., Shpohe.
1koDors 5oIl.rman. 81. Jnauels
in Shnsbe.
yeinnie strchm, 62, 1927 Bremen
Strabe. Shpdfe.
geter 8oden, 81, 2463 WseWhdsn
9tp., ShlaefIub.
aleranber Mers. SO. 2152 Clifton
4p., Snau.ii in Shipebe.
Catherine pagan, so, aleiHe Irs
menihpeitetn, arierienperialiuns.
Sames parls. 81, "a apern Aaep,
6er,leibeu.
eblparos Barter, SO, 31s 81. Jrori
Sirobe, 3uberiuloie.
Sim 5ins, 90, 3ls SI' Jront Str.,
gutertulole.
sObn sop.s. SO. 31s %. 3. Ctr,
Jutertuloi..
albert 3. Stesm.r, SO, 724 Glart
| SiraBs, 1uberiuIoie.
Soiephin. grplpn, 81, 1929 Main
Strabe. 2unaer.ntsiinours.
Gmil Shmiot, 40. s23 6opsins
Sirabs, ssnqueI. in Shpebe.
Wdrp g. 5airfar. %. 1908 Hol'
futh Sirabe. Snau.f in Stpebs.
Marp Dl. godlsi, %. 2871 Wea
| Witsn gp.. 5nqueit in Shpebe.
Sdntii.r Worn, n. Darfap unb
Granb qp., Shtpdhe.
2ulu Smiib, 80, aoiper Hiper Fo.,
5uber,uloie.
anton areibler. 80, 2409 asnton
5!rabe, Jnqusii tn Shnek.
Gbitb 6elen gbillips. % Iase, 672
| i5or.it Qp.. Shndhe.
Roreor.i Sdxrer. 81, 756 Nihs
monb Strobe. artsrienperialiung.
Catherine Melllunaucp, 76. aletns
gfrmenfhrsiiern, 6ersIsioen.
| gotbarine Dorottp 6oerr, 63. 2106
aemp,r Cane. 2uneeneei6uulit.
| 4lma GfIiein, 10. 1911 Oef Str..
1ubertuloIe.
5r.b 70. go.ldel. 80. 752 1irmisb
gfp., 1ubertuloIe.
Winni. Wlepers, SO. 513 5drrisit
Sirdbe. Shfpinbiutt.
GDpin q. Dtder, 5, 1923 Weit 8.
| Strobe. 9iphtberiiis.
| gbarles Ohm, 63. 3l2O Dine Str..
RierenIeioen.
Watilba Git, 63, 421 0ine Str.,
Shp6fe.
anoreos 6siIemann. 54. 113 eols
boun Sirabs. 3uderrubr.
GaIpsr aIus, SO. 26O3 Seioso
Strabe, arebs.
Tlarsaret Woore, so. Wittpsnheim.
Quftr0breusut,iinbunq
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29

WenoGing Der oes idsublihen
QuFtmoroes in 2ouispiue argstlugt 1T,
nurbs i'm SuIi perbaftet uno jeBt er1t
beoinnt Iein 9ro3eb. Oas iteht i'm
sreasn GsgsniuB gu oem qro3eb Grip
pens, Der pier3e6n Gage mad isiner
@erbaftung pro3eiijrt uno abgeurtbsilt
NOR. QbgeIebsn ouDon, ooB Der Gin
brud oerlorsn gebt, Den Elm itleuntges
9erfabren ausiibt, Bat fold Itlleppens
Der Gang Der SuItis nod grObere prat.
tiite geoenten. Gs 1T blos Elm 3suge
porbanoen. 9as lit cine yruu, rpel9e
bic 8ebeimpoIi3ei ouf Die Spur @snbs
lings 8efIbrt bat. Sn oieiem langen
3piitenrdum bdtte es fh Ietdt ers
eignen tDunsn, baB bic Jrau geItorben
DGre uno bdun bate Weroling DegeH
ungsnIgenoen 8epeiies freigeiproten
perbsn mIFen. '9as umeritantihe
8olt IoQts oorauf bringen, oaB Sri.
minaIpro3sfIe alien anoeren pro5eHen
Dorunoeten. 8erbreter genieben ibon
obnebin 10 biste geIesli6e prioilegien,
boB es nidt bsrettigt lit, ihnsn Die
8ortbeils gu gepG6ren, Die ibnen aus
sirsr 9eridleppung erDaaien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29

ati.r: Imerito II. nah BEN 8ors
namsn BEE Ssefabrers u 4meritus
8efpucius bsnannt. 9iei.r enioedt.
graTili.n, ipsItes uuf anreaune zines
bsutftsn Gsoarapben als america be-
s.itnet nuroe. Mflmdlih rpurbe Der
Rame Qmsricd Guf ben san5en iiies
liten sbsil pieies Sentiments uno
idlieblid duf Die gang. rreiiIite 5albs
tuosg dusetDe1nt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29
GlStli6er Sob.

Wm. wormolb, 30 Sabre alt. Elm
.BiGpofsr". brad gtfern ouf benz
S.iienness Dor BEN 4uufe Ro. ol7
Walnut Strabe pi0tIi4 kiDubtlos
suiammen. Gr rrurbs fhkuniglt in
einem pairolndgen no4 benz 6oipi.
tai sebradt. peI4sS q isoo4 ni4t
m,1r kbenb errei9te. DER Goronsr
ipuroe benaari9tigt nnb fonfntirts
6eraihloe ols 1obeSurfd4e. Gharl.S
Wormolo, Elm Drubtr bts Ueritorh'
nen. tpobnt ON Gufapstte ADy Btus'
pus. ap.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29
. ser ruiiiTden Wdrine

Sr Der ruiiiiden gtdr1ne
III offenbar pieoer etne 9sridporung
osqen ben 3aren entoedt l~orosn, mas
Bic pielen 0erhaftungen unter oen
Matroien CUR Jolge BAT. gstannt
1T, boB i'm 9sere sbenfaas srobe uns
suFriebenheit beitsbt uno I'm go!te 1T
lie ubsrboupt niht erIoihen. Sas
glutbao BON Wostau bat Die errcs
ouna bes goltes unteroriidt, absr
nitt bic llrIacte beIeitigt. 8emnah ~
es urQusble.bli6, oaB nGtitsns tp1es
Der bic Repolution in bsaen 5lammen
emporihldgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29

0era0rper bebarf nehr
Udrme, ipenn mir Suiten unb Grfdl'
.iingen su iibenpinben boben; imo es
qiebt nid,ts beiieres ben aorper au
crrp;irmen, als Or. auslit aotiig's
Sambureer grltttbee, er beribigt
itno furirt ben Nei3.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29

Qrdfioent 5aft 6dt itd stnoer7
Itonoeu ertldrt, oaB Gen. Gumnltns
an Steae Don Morih bic Jibreri
Der republitQntIhsn Sette i'm Senat
ubernimmt. Gr bat barin. ME gs'a9t
niro, eingspiligt, I'm ben JrteO.n
spiIhen iSortidrtttlern uno StaHoa
pattern her5uitel.n. Oas tit Elm per
aeblides gemiben. Der 5r:eoe fptro
in Der gartti erft einte6rsn, Dsnn ole
Stanppatter aus Der repubIitdntl DIN
QQrtei btnausqeporfsn norcen itnO.
9us Golt ielbit min bic Stanbpattste1
bis ouf bic Iebte Spur ausgetil9t le>
ben. Die repubIitaniiden JortIhrttts
Ter nerbsn pobI nit gleih5eI tnnten
9emotruten barnpniren, uber ntenols
nit ReuttionGren BON ibrer pdr:ei
urb ouruus tpirb Tt sins retnlihe
56eioun9 ergeben. 2tuf Der etnsn
Seite perben bic JortI6rittler uno
uuf Der unoeren Seite bic Reattionds
rem beioer gartsien iteben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29

Rippey's gsurc Cream of
TavoaP BnkiWg Powder
Al nabsn eet ai1en srffriaBiocE Uesrsxs. Hsss
lu1ou GA eius = efsAaeuss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29

Die untsriu Dung ibsr ben
etrubenbabnsllnfdu in aOonbale oil.
te Tit niht uuf cine 5eIt'teuung Der
metoniitsn llriGhen be'trdHten,
ipnoern man IoQte gu ernittelH oerlus
den, nQrum bic Straben6ahntpugen
nit elmer 8efhniroigteit fobren, tpels
de oas 2sben Der qaFagiere gefdhroet.
Die 8rinDe laTen ii6 lettt senug
erratben. Sc ihneGer Die Wagsn fab
rem, oeito mebr ipart bic 9ompagnts
On rouenoem Wuterial uno geoie'
nurg. 0isfe SparIumteit, tpeI6s ouI
Soften pon 2eib uno 2eben Der Ydi'
iaoiere erfplgt, iollte man Der aoms
poonie oustreiben. IS niro ouher
cine ipesieLIe unteriutung barber
aroebrudt iein, fpelts 9orIhriften biz
apmpQorie ben Motormdnnern in 9es
auo ouf bic 5abrgeIhDInoigtsit madt
9luf uns mu6t e5 oen ginorut, oer
peri0nlifer grfabrung entftnmmt, BAT
Sic Wptorniers gu iebr GROCER Gllt
anesbalten peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-29

Wiuiom $. pass. 81, 8. 6. Str.
Eapannob R. 2homplins, "a, bto.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Trading on the Consolidated Exchange
was narrow and presented little stgnlh-
canoe More attention was devoted 10
dealings in the local transactions than to
most of the standard stocks. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit was made something or a
feature 1t was in demand, with co1nIIliS-
sion houses handling many odd lot orders
In il There was also lively trading in the
Interborough-MetropOl shares, com
mon and preferred. The idea was, enter
tanned by some of the floor operators that
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit had been bid up
TO facilitate liquidation by insids.s or the
Interborough shares and they sold tho rat
fer on that theory Transactions tOtalIed
20 $50 shares, with thirty-four stocks on the
list. Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY AARKET.-3Ioney on call 2 peT
cent Tine money was dun- Rates. sixty
cavE. a. per cent; ninety days, 4 per cent;
-four i've and six months. z72HAzs per
cent Mercantile paper was fairly active.
RATES. 55zE5sz per cent FOR sixty azc ninety
days bills receivable. 55zq5 per cent for
four Il SIX months choice single names
and c. per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE 49, The foreign
exchange ularker Was firm ard & shade
higher, with cables quoted q j. 500 D. $500.
demand Sterling ~ 4-85-z q 1856 and sixty
day bills al 4S3as1Jz S3.- Shorr francs were
quoted 81 5lssl Q5-lss4 Plus l-sz and short
TslchErnarkS a. s. 3-t6.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
. Gilt edged securities were supported

less. Gilt. edged securities were supported
and foreign bonds, rubber shares and 6a1-
frs were a shade harder on repurchaseS.
American securities opened quiet and a
few covering orders caused a fractional
advance over parity. The market closed
steady.
ouen market discount rate for snort bills.
2lzG2z per cent, long bills 27sQ2 15-l6 per
cent. Berlin discount rate. 4 per cent
Paris discount rate. "a per cent, Paris ex-
change on London. . francs -2z CentImeSs
Berlin exchange on London. . marks @S13
pfennigs- Bar gold. as S1sd- American
eagles. It's 90.
Berlin. Sept 24-Prices were somewhat
weaker on the BOerse upon the expectation
of an advance in the rate OF discount 0I
the Imperial Bank Of Germany.
Paris. Sept 24.-Three per cent renteS
closed 10 confines lower AT 81 francs S21s
centfTnes. Trading dull and prices
were irregular on the BCurse-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

WE WILL SELL YOU TWENTY SHARES OF'
stock for 100000. take your note for ths
amount and let YOU pay the note from the
dividends on the stock. IN fact, We viii aEres
that You never need pay the note n any Otner
way. II YOU want an allotment on this basis
address az once
CONTINENTAL COMMERCIAL CO.
louis Mo
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
MINING.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
FURNISHED By Swartwout & Appenzellar. No. 40
Pine street,


Name. Maturity. Bid. Ask. yield.
Am Cigar : p C, Mch Is, 1911. 9913 99Ts 80
do + 2 c, Mch 10. 1912. ....... es 9S4s $40
Bait & Ohio 1 p c. Mch 10. 1911- S9es 100 40
do Az c, June, 1913. ----.-- 9S7 9SEs 40
Beth Steel Corp 6 p c, Nov, 1914 30 = 96$ 10
Chic & Alt . C, Mch 10. 1913 9Sss 9q4s 5-3S
Gin II & D p c, July. 1913. --- 97ls 9TAs $40
G &C & St L p c, June. 1911. -1001s 1OOS4 4 50
D &sH eqpts. 4 Y p c, July 1922 1904 1Ol AS
ErieFR r c, Apr s, 1911.... 997s 10oA 5-10
Gen Rubber ~ c. July. 1915 90 "a 500
Hud Cos 6 p c, Oct Is, 1911.... 81 80 100
do 8 D c. Feb, 1913. ......-.--. 81 90 6-12
InterSoor r TT D c. May. 1911 1O1 u 1921 3 90
& Ry 1 c. Sept, 1912 974 9s14 6-75
do > Q c. May l.. 1918 ......- S4A 951z 100
Lack Steel c. Mch. 1913. 911s % 10
MINI & ST L p c. Feb 1911. 9S 100 1000
Mo K & Tex c. Aug, 1911 9S% % 600
Central Lines eqpts p c,
Nov. 1902 .-....-..-.-....4& gas p C basis
Ny II & H p c. 1911-'l2. lo0ls lois -
St L q S T AZ p c. Feb 1912. 96A 9S 6I5
do c. Mch 1918. ...----- 95% 97A $50
So Railway c, Feb. 1913. e7zs es% $40
Tfdewater Co . C, June. 1918. lO01z 1908 3 20
West Tel & T p c, Feb 1912 99l4 99A $50
W'house & NJ 6p c. Aug. 1918 9ea4 100 500
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
bankers posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. Ioc
discount. Chicago, 1ell25c discount; san
Francisco sight 2izc premium, telegraph oc
vremiuun. New Orleans. commercial f5casl
discount bank s. premium, Charleston.
buying par, selling I0C premium. ST Louis.
g. discount hid. - premium asked Mime
sp0iis sc premium: Savannah, buying
5-l6c discount, selling par.
SILVER MARKET. Commercial bar ST.
ver, $40, Mexican silver dollars. 4sc Gar
changed
GOLD PHEBfII71i.- Madrid. 71o; LIS
ben.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
-E4@-se On New York Is quoted - 2e15z1
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
DIVIDEND NoTICEs.
THE AMERICAN AGRECULTURAI
CHEMICAL COMPANY.

cSew York. SEPT &c, 1910
fREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK DIVIDEND
40 %
Al z regular meeting Of -hc Board of Di-
recto-s ~ the American Agricultural Chemical
CCnpa--. held -l-z day. 81 was resolved that q
Eerni-auulal dividend 0f THREE l8) PER
CEN on rne Preferred Capita. stock be de-
clareC AND paid on October l5tl.ueEr 10 stock
holders of record az The claze u business o.
Sepueuber SCtI, la1e
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Sept. 2A-CensoIs closed un-
changed at S)%s hDr money and 50 ZIG for
account Canadian Pacific was u higher
at 1855, Anaconda was y lower at f7Ts and
Grand Trunk was unchanged at 25zs
Money was easy and discount rates were
quiet
The stock market was dull and feature
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

CLEARING HOUSE BANKS-ACTUAI. CON
DITION FRIDAY.
Loans ssR Isl i 500 ss8 3 200 .ss PesosasS o ioi
LeEai tdrE 6s i306oo 67.Si7299 200 56S 56S 4o sSS
DEPOSITS 12s4 207 700 Il. 2s5 7o3 zoe u 495 400
Decrease, United States deposits included
The following shows the relation hety,aar,
the total reserve and the total deposi+e 0c-- 81
the respective dates: 0--
su,o sept Il. Sept "a Decrease.
specie S273 30O5O0 S2TI 3S $40 q or %
Legal tenders 69. 10000 67 6I7. 200 sos 36e
Totals .sa42 42l 100 $888 OO2. 900 s8.419. 1oI
agr deposits, a21 O01,a ,a25 a2l. 425,775 1873. .s5c
Reserve -.... s2l, ,869I75 S17.578.225 50. 1872 95c
'Increase.
CLEARING HOUSE .ggAESKs-nAILY AVER
Loans EP 100 sfR5 ss 2 800 Rssfsass sfs see
Specie 500 272. O91O0O 3, ,434. 500
Deposits 12S2 Ss 2S s. $3.50 go = 6sS ssS s s
Clrculation- -, 1880 46.610.300 "1.419O coo
Increase. limited States deposits included.
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
Specie s275 $50 800 s272 o91 600 .$8 434 500
Legal tenders e6.52S, 500 81 600 1896 SOC
Totals s244 O54. 400 1883 So. 900 81 28l. 500
agf- deposits a2o,5a1,275 s2o99s475 .4q7. DOG
Reserve &2s 4es.o .o2o *1Ss24, ,525 S4 4o88. 500
Increase
The following table compares the Clear
ing House (average) statement with the
statements l Of corresponding dates in 1866
Sept. "a 10 Sept % 'Oq Sent oe '0g
Loans 81 PSI ESQ 600 81 GIG 942 100 81 ia 02O 50C
Specie 272091 900 2743O3, 800 321. 1874. sos
tenders 81. .7s2.0oo 7I.4e1.5oo so.82s. SOC
DEPOSITS 2s 1913 900 l,343 531 300 LAOS. .9S5 ooC
Circular 46,6l0.50O 515J9, coo 54.11G 5N
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
sept p, '1o. Sent .. '0s. Sept. 20. 'Os
Specie -$272 09l 900 S2T4 303 800 1921 I94 500
Legal tenders 67.732OO0 Il. 461.5O0 80.32S, 80,
Totals .$ss9 s230 coo s345. .7G5. 400 S401. .a23 800
agt deposits 800 sas 475 ss5.Ssz975 s51. .4sa. .75(
Reserve. SIs.s24525 $9.s77.425 $5o.oas. .55C
Per cent. Of
reserve 264 25.7 2S.5
SUMMARY OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST
NOT REPORTING TO THE NEW YORK
CLEARING HOUSE
Loans ..-............. 81. .o93. 7sl 500 $24e 900
Specie .................. I2O. Az. 200 259 800
Legal tenders rs-....---.-. p. .ITo. 400 Al 10 800
Total deposits ........ 200, l59. 700 4113 300
Total deposits eliminating
amounts due from
serve repositories and
from other banks and
trust cimpanies in New
YORK City ...-......... i.045. .sS5, 800 1000 2oO
RESERVE.
State banks P. CT.
cash il vault. sl4. 4.97l 200 Is 81
Deposits in banks and trust cos 10 $50 600 i. "a
-----
Totals NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S34. .531. 200 313l
Trust companies
Sasn IN vault -sI<o' 600, 4VO 10 -
Deposits IN banks and trust cos 7.i3S. 200 90. 81
Total ....................S1 S1a3, 1888. 600 II.
Aggregate reserve or deposit. S16S. 324. 500:
decrease, salO,s per cent OF legal reserve.
1s.7
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
WESTINGHOUSE
EF.~4~7- a. HT.-r,rrr u - rrv5-4--

Electric & Aanufact uriDE Company.
Eeu york SeurcU1 be- p. 1910.
A quarterly DIVIDEND 0f ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER HENL-- luc in addition
Ehereof THREE AND oNE-HAI PER CENT
on account OF dividends Curulaled since Sep
rerlber 30rh. 1907, wii b. paid October 18th.
1919. holders Of record. on the IRE
TEERED stock ~ t1lE ll-1panz- Lratlster
books for rhs PT<EE-EE.fti-H stock VIII be
closed C-foh-- EtE. 1910. ar 3. 90 o'clock 2 N--
and opened October 18th 1910. al 1e-e' clock
A n T. ". SIE5E9E Tr'asurer.
THE FOURTH national BANK OF THE
CITY or NETF YORK
N9W YORK. Sept -. 1910
Tho Board ~ Directors mas fhfs 6av declared
" uuar-e-fE dividend NJ TWO PER CENT
gree from TAX. payable ou and after Dc1- list,
pfCGir-G.
-he transfer books vIr close III j. NJ
This date. r-oEse-ila Dc-. 1sr 1910
CHARLES - PATTERSON cashier
ADvERTIsEMENTs AND Subscriptions
sor The Tribune received az theiz Uptown
S0Hice. No. 1868 broadway. between 3Gth and
9Th gtz, uutu o'-iocE T. I'd. Adyertisenents
seeeisad ~ Che following branch Offices at reg
.allsr oflce rates uu1u p O'Clock p. m- viz 2Gs
sth ave. s. e. cox. o3d ST.. los 6th ave. cCr-
18th 81. jos East 14sh ST.. 257 West 42d St
DesReeu 7th and s5h avcs-; 2G8 West 125th 81 .
JOBS 30 ave. 1G2G Sc ave. near slst ST.. 17os
1Et ave- nea- s9th ST: ~ East 125th ST.. 75e
Treuort ave: GO Sd ave. and any American
D1Esrict Telegraph Ce5ce.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

WE Will LEND YOT 5000 90 UNDER CIR
tain reasonable conditions and you ca1 pa tle
So O0O. 90 back from the profits OF ar invest
neut which We viii suggest Il interested. al
dress quickly CONTINENTAL COMMERCIAL
co Louis. Mo.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside secuI IluVTs Ts,tna
tarest centred almost entirely III ,.a,ca
Copper. which made a sensational q" st 1e
of IL. points TO a new high recoLIs the
The trading was rather heavy. WI -he
upward movement in this issue was SItsroi
uted 10 a rumor that merger OF Item, Sltelrrl
Raw Consolidated and Chino was Co-t6ad
k:Isewhere in the list trading was OF 5,a lE
character, with a generally stea49S 4 and
There was a slight inquiry Tor tsas -
Miami The silver stocks were coIlp caas
lively quiet, with narrow price SIs.I saI oil
The Industrial list was dull. StanuatLe al
ruled steady around 600 IntercoIltiure III end
Ruhber was UP IL Bonds were dtill ah"
unchanged. Detailed operations fol.o"'
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D Barney & Co.. No 25
Broad street New York, and No. 122 South
xth street Philaaeiphia.1
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished by Van Schaick & Co.. No. : Wall
street,
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25
INSURANCE STOCKS.

Furnished by E. S. Bailey. No &C Broadway
FIRE COMPANIES
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

12ss sae zoo 81 ss4 sou 6. s17. 800 Fl 80 Ees go
RsFeenIags Gf reserve L. aeposlEa-SsasE -
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

I 81 so e0o % 9l sso 81. 5a.ooo = 81, ses -
Pefeen'ase es reserve % averas- deposits oiasr
New-York tribune., 1910-09-25

Uhlted States deposits included Sls5Gs. eoQ. 7,
lnitsa slAIes- en- al -. y Urea. &ds3S
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-02-11
PRESIDENT PARDONS
COLUMBIA GEORGE

An ancient Indian tradition, on the
Umatilla reservation in Oregon. has
been indirectly recognized by the ad-
minlstration Columbia George, an
Indian on the reservation, had m
infant which became III, He called
In woman spirit doctor and the
child died. He was told that in ac-
cordance with tradition OF the
tribe II was his privilege to kill the
doctor. George got intoxicated and
also gave the old woman whisky
dosed with strychnlne, A life sen.
tence was given him. George appar-
emily was most Indifferent. but some
body interested himself In the case
and an application came to Washing
ton Tor Georges pardon and Presi-
der iaft decided to commute the
sentence to expire Immediately.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-02-11
STOMACH MISERY FOR
OVER SIX YEARS

Think of It! After six years of
sour stomach, OF gas eructations, OF
nervousness, during which time every
meal lay on his stomach like lump
of lead, man was restored to per-
feet health by Mi-o-na stomach tab
lets.
Read what Mr.. Hoffman, landlord
OF the Webster Hotel, writes.
81 suffered misery and intense
pains from stomach trouble for over
six years. and all the doctoring that
| did was of no avail until about two
years ago, when | used treatment
of Mi-o-na. The first few days treat
ment helped me greatly and upon
using 1t while | was made entirely
free from any stomach trouble or
complaint whatever Since the cure
by Mi-o-na have regained my
weight, eat and sleep well, am
never nervous, and my entire gener-
al health Is much better, Max II.
Hoffman, Webster, ~ Y, August 2,
1909.
Ml-o-na relieves stomach distress
in five minutes. It acts like magic.
gas eructations, heartburn, dizziness.
billousness and nervousness. or
money back For sale by druggists
everywhere and by c. II. Demaray
for so cents large box.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-02-11
DEER CREEK NEWS.

Bright days and frosty nights Is
the order of the weather bureau.
Farmers are all busy getting ready
for their spring planting.
Eugene Andrews, of Galice, spent
a few days at Selma looking after
his hotel property.
The band boys have purchased
some new instruments and are now
equipped for good work.
Miss Dana Crooks, who has been
spending the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Zera Pool, of Igerma, Cal, has
returned to her home at Dryden.
Several new members will ride
the goat at the next meeting OF the
Deer Creek grange.
The North Bank county road will
be- open for travel In few days.
Antoine Hanseth, whoese eye was
severely injured while putting UP a
wire fence, went to Grants Pass
Tuesday to consult an oculist.
The Selma Sabbath school is well
attended. Dryden also has a flour
ishing Sunday school, with C. M.
Roark as superintendent.
Since eggs have dropped in price
to 25 cents all the hens in the val
ley are trying to make good.
Ed Hathaway and wife, Of Grants
Pass, spent several days in this val
ley this week looking after business
interests.
T. G. Harmon, Of Dryden, went to
Grants Pass Saturday to meet his
pephew, Carlos Harmon, OF Day
ton, Wash. The latter gentleman is
an extensive wheat grower Of east
ern Washington and comes to visit
his uncle.
VIII Mastln, Dryden's efficient
postmaster, spent several days In
Grants Pass last week. VIII was
having his teeth overhauled so as to
be ready for the next grange feast.
SCHoOLMA'AM.