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Evening journal., 1910-06-15
WARNER FORCES
TO GO AFTER FISH
Annual Trip Down the Bay on
Friday on the TugbOat
Taurus
THOSE WHO WILL
MAKE UP THE PARTY

The annual fishing trip of the men
connected with the offices and executive
departments of the Charles Warner COM
pany viii be held on June Is. The party
will go on the tug Taurus of the Warner
Companys fleet and the trip VIII last two
Gays. provided every body is not Frustrated
hs seasickness.
The menu arranged Cor the trip IS as fol
lows Boiled ham. boiled tongue, hot
dogs" rol and butter, cheese. pickles.
mustard. coffee and milk, bananas, sarsa
parila lemonade etc.
Those who Will go ON the trip are as
follows.
W. Fl Smauey. George Cornell 2. j Bu-
tan. Albert JacQuot. Jr. John stroud Aus
Tin Porter, Chauncey Handy Fred Wit
mer, George A. Pierce. A. G.. Carmne
VII lam p. White. 81 G. Collins, J a.
Smith, j. z. sheesiey. n. Y,J B. Emack'
/ ra.timore b. T.. Hachenbergor Baiti-
more D. Wilmer. of PhoeniNville. and
Rudolph Cox. n. T Hamilton and O.
Hendrie. Of Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1910-06-15
SAID PASHA" PLEASES
SPRINGS PARK CROWDS

Mise Almcra Haram. the new meazo
soprano OF tho Aeoiian Opera Company
ot Hrondywine SPRING Park is proving a
valuable addition to that organization The
company has been considerab strength
cncd and Miss Haliam is one Of the main
p. airs of strength.
Tine new soprano has a pleasing stage
presence looks her part ass weI as sings
r Her voice is of rare quality. Previous to
coming here the singer had a prominent
part in THE Red Mill" one of the best
known musical shows ever put ON the
ad and She had experience in opera pre-
vious TO that time. Her $50 os have given
satisfaction here.
There was an increase i'm the size OF the
audience at the summer theatre last night
100 Said Pasha,' the company IS doing
exec lent work
said rasha" VIII continue each after
noon and evening for the remainder of the
week.
Evening journal., 1910-06-15
TREAT FOR TOTS
AT SPRINGS PARK

General Manager Crook of Brandy
wine Springs Park is preparing treat
for the little folks of Wilmington.
which Is to start on July 18th and con-
tinue all summer Each Thursday Is
to be children's day at the park, when
there viii be a certain number of FREQ
amusements in the afternoon.
Each child going to the park on a
Thursday. on and after July 9TH. for
the ensuing two months. will he given
a coupon on payment of the usual
trolley fare. and this coupon will call
for free admittance TO the opera or
some Of the other attractions at the
park. and at the close Of the season,
when there viii be a big children's day,
the boy and girl holding the largest
number of coupons will be given valu-
able first prizes. and in addition many
other trophies will be distributed
among the children generally. The de
tails will be announced as soon as
they have been worked out.
Evening journal., 1910-06-15
NOBLITT SUITS
in OCTOBER

The suits for damages against Joseph
C. Noblitt, of Florida, formerly of
Chadd's Ford, have been set for trial
in the United States Court in Philadel-
phia for October. These suits have
been brought by James Wilson, county
engineer, of this city and the estate
of Dr. Charles Green, whose home was
at Greenville.
Mr. Wilson in his suit asks for $780,
600 damages, and the estate Of Dr.
Green is suing for 100000 damages.
The suits are the result of an accident
that occurred along the Kenneth turn
pike. short distance above the en-
trance to the grounds of the Whining
ton Country Club. nearly a year ago.
Evening journal., 1910-06-15
HARVEY PULLS
DOWN RECORDS
Delaware College Boy Set New
Breed Jump anu Pole
Vault Marks
FINISHES WITH THE
HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL SCORE
- 10 - EvENINa IouRNAl

snecial 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
.,,-.r,- o-., ...
advent OF me commencement week ~
Delaware college, 'ne oo"eSe m''
taken on am appearance OF so''"'l'''>
uneQuaheo I'D the history "' '''' "''
college ne secon" ""3
WIN me maj ainlell' nae. lI'- "'
coilesiate year Lieut.. f- -
81 the faculty a'nie'l' '"'i"'l'''e'
sliced ana delivered a snort speech o-
fore presenting the naseh'"' ana ''''
teams WIN tnef en- pleil7 on h'''''-
ne Lieutenant ''.n %. 0i'e 9"
or the track foam '"in az sun
tleid ana I'D me u.''' WIN 'l"''
berg College at Allentown fa- inc
Blue ana 'iold team ''"' i'ue "'H
lon preparation ana almost oe'tal
Itheir opponents ap'''n Ni".' ~
Ennis, Harvey t"ason ap' ti'S-
lner were presented WIN tr"'" 'e'
The basenah season was me oeN'
lsublect OF the mlil'"Iy ''i''"'i'al
italk. HE spoke OF t'' almost l"eal
lconditon or sportsina' shiN ln"l wa
lDeia ware mao attained ne 0outh-
lern Trip was success ana rom 1he
record maze ny me nihe Gown ther',
ne said that next year s'neouie "ouia
be great Improvement over tni'
year s. me lnaoility OF the ifi''
ana Eoio hnlSulns lnTiI S'nenul' WIS
cue 70 peouniary olHl'uilies' captain
lMarshall. jobs hogar' nunh' harvey,
Haley laylor, g. a., cam ana Ward
were presented WIN oasena" - s. men
Lieutenant Slayer gave tne naseoai ID
SCRUB team a Woro OF Iage"lehl c,
telling them they We're the backbone OF
an athletic teams Messrs Nuopl'
'AttiN' spruance' Iainnany, heyhoios'
haushley' Lenaerman ana Duhoar re-
ceiVea INC letters D. 70 10 ln' tneli
Work on the sciu" team AFTER INC
meeting the old FOOTBALL men elected
Carl A. iaYlor' ~ 20 captain tne
eleven next year IN place OF l.. 5
Cam who resigned. The track men
elected Atlahtlc Nity fiasher H. 10
captain the lSll track teain' ana i'op-
ert Harvey. ~ was made captain 'i
the hasehaIl clno Tor next year
quorum could NOT ne Iouno' c'hse-
guentlY the ADOPTION OF an amenomen'
20 inc constitution was dispenser WE"
me oasen'ii n'a'S between ulle 7'''oi'
ana oonhonores was i'luenil''e'S posi-,
poneo because ollere,l "leii'neiS ol
the FORMER tear" V',''" NOV mani
convenient 10 participate 'i' 'ie o'"'
test
me siAtn annual ln'er-c'ass "''OF
ana hela meet ior tne '''"lnl trop,A
was neia YESTERDAY |l'el'l'o" %" .,l'
new NnIInEH track TWINK TO NllH res
Evening journal., 1910-06-15
SCOTT EXCURSION
GOING TO AUGUSTINE

Great Scott! hope it doesn't rain TO-
morrow. That explanation is heard from
almost every eXcursionist i'm the city who
intends to go on some outing ON the NOR
row. one OF the most popular and iargest
excursions of the season will he that Of
Scott NJ r. Sunday School to Augustine
Pier tomorrow. The excursionists will he
accompanied by the First Regiment Band
The committee in charge has arranged
an interesting program for the occasion.
and in the afternoon on the beach various
sports will be held.
The boat viii leave Fourth street wharf
at s O'Clock. tt will continue down the
river and will round ship John Light,
giving the passengers a longer ride on the
river
Evening journal., 1910-06-15
EramInation In optometru.

James d. Stroud, the optician with
Willard F. Davis and a member Of the
state Board of Examiners in Opto-
metry, will be in Milford tomorrow,
Thursday. where examinations in OPTIC
metry are being conducted. Since the
law became operative a little over a
year ago. this is the second examina-
ton OF applicants that has been held
The state Board consists of James u
Stroud, Wilmington; s. c. Evans. Mil.
ford, and r. S. Stephens. Of Dover.
Evening journal., 1910-06-15
FATHER FORTIER TO
LECTURE ON Joan OF Arc

The Rev NJ. L. Fortier professor Of
philosophy. Loyala College. Baltimore,
will lecture i'm the Cathedral Hall on
Sunday afternoon and Monday afternoon
and evening on blessed Joan of Arc"
The lecture on Sunday will be for so
dalists and retreantants. On Monday af-
ternoon 1t will be for children, and on
Monday evening for the public.
Evening journal., 1910-06-15

Hello, Garrett.
You look good to muh.
O-O-O
Its a Hague peace tribunal now
O-O-O
More of Cassidys advice will be well
come
Reeves prefers the view from the out
side What?
900
Pete over wants somebody to DIN
crepe on him.
Hoover and Mannerng are smsrting to
10 something.
We have lost the addresses of the Hail
and Bradford Bros No. please, don't
send the boys around
staib wants another dollar week on
account of the high cost of living. The
bic fellow must he hungry.
0-O-O
Drat It an why doesn't Mousley get
another pitcher
/ Byron is another chap who takes the
palm when it comes to fast au-around
worf.
0-O-O
NO guess that zearfoss-F Flood re,ei,-
or pair IS as fast as any that can be
e9nd near Chester
o-N-N
We have mo objection to seeing the In
'onts play good ban If they will win a
ew games
900
Hanniean is holding his own with the
hort gardeners
90
Grffth's pets promise to get ON The
cook by gas job on Saturday. DUPONT
with In Les as an entire will be the
meat. Good gravy.
O-O-O
1t took Flood long time to get back
but he is here
Strikes us that Skinny johnson has
been seein' the ball lately.
900
II Bsnnar and Welsh ever get warn
they may start something.
O-O-0
An N-ray examination Of Big Bu
wing shows no bad bones. That must he
bad news TO Griffith
O-0-0
Prince Mousley certainly would like Il
have Duncan. Give up. Griffith please
O-0-n
The baseball player who thinks the
world owes him living IS off hi
base
800
Evening journal., 1910-06-15
statels oIdest Woman ParaIyzed.

DELMAR, June 15.-Mrs. Hester
Cordery, the oldest woman on the
peninsula, was paralyzed yesterday and
is now in a critical condition at the
home OF her granddaughter. Mrs. Ulysis
G. Nelson Aunt Hester" as she is
known. is 113 years Of age and al
ways has had exoellsEl health.
Evening journal., 1910-06-15
BOYS CITY LEAGUE.

Palish Stars vs.. Lakerim, Pennsyl-
vania and Woodlawn avenues.
Brandyvine VS.. Landlith, Twenty
third and Lamotte streets.
Walfsok vs.. Young Americans, Mill
tary Grounds.
Belmont F. c. vs.. Concord F. c.
Twenty fourth and Pine streets.
Evening journal., 1910-06-15
HIT LITTLE
WOOD HARD
Green Knocks Out 322 Pins in
Duck Pin Tourney
Game

on the Peirce alleys last night Peirce
heat out the a. O. L. W. duck pin bowiers
1924 90 l447. The rolling was the best Of
the year. Champion" Green topping the
list with 800 pins. stabler hit 3i9' Drukker,
30 and Booker and Day broke even with
803 The scores
Evening journal., 1910-06-15
MANAGER OTTENT
REPORTS SALES

Manager H. T. Otteni Of the Della
ware Automobile Company. at No. 3os-
s0S Washington street. reports several
sales Of Maxwell cars this week. The
Maxwell IS becoming widely known as
"the economy car"
The Delaware Automobile Company
is demonstrating to several prospective
customers the superior qualities Of the
famous Apperson car for which this
company is State agent and dis
tributor
The garage OF the Delaware Auto
mobile Company is taking care of a
number Of cars. They attend 10 re-
pairing and sell accessories
Evening journal., 1910-06-15
CHURCH LEAGUE.

Old swedes VS.. Delaware Avenue at
Y. M. c. A.
Elsmere VS.. Y. M. C. A. at Elsrere.
Bethany vs.. Central, at Shellpot.
Marshallton VS.. East Lake, at Mar
shallton.
Evening journal., 1910-06-15

A special meeting of the Ashley ball
team will be held at the home of Man
ager Tinsman on Friday night. All
who expect to play in the Saturday
game must attend the meeting.
Evening journal., 1910-06-15

Vic Willis Spends Day at Home.
civic" Willis who is pitching for ST.
Lou this year, spent las; Saturday aut
SHnda, al DIS home In Newark.
Evening journal., 1910-06-15

Tho ncNt game will be- rolled ON June u
between Is O. T. and fremont
Evening journal., 1910-06-15
cArHOLIc LEAGuE.
LEAGUE.

DTIoIes- N90TIy WaFg 0WV F'IEV~701
game.
Orioles Highland have ono game to
play.
Evening journal., 1910-06-15

Marty McDonough strikes out nicely
in the night games
Evening journal., 1910-06-15

ALL-WlLMlNGTON LEAGUE.
Parkside VS.. Oriole at Parkside.
Hillside vs.. Ashley at Hillside.
Rockford VS.. Highland, at Rockford
Penn VS. Merwiok, at Penn.
Evening journal., 1910-06-15
CATHOLIC LEAGUE.

CATHOLIC LEAGUE
St. Peters VS.. ST. Elizabeth's, at St.
Elizabeth's.
St. Mary's vs.. St. AIMS, at St. AIMS.
ST. Paurs vs.. St. Hedwig's, at St.
Hedwig's.
Evening journal., 1910-06-15
COUNTY LEAGUE SCHEDULE
saturday June 70.

Saturday June 70.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY LEAGUE.
Games called at 3.15 o'clock.
dupont vs. Wilmington Gss Company
at Front and Union streets.
Brookwod vs.. Riverview, at River
view.
SEMI-PROFESSlONAL LEAGUE.
Peerless vs.. Landlith at Lsndlith.
Hiahland vs.. Newport, at Rockford.
fremont VS.. Madison at Newport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-04
LIMITED coPARTNERsHIP.

3 THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRING TO CON
tinue the limited partnership heretofore exist
3ng between them pursuant TO statute in such
case made and provided, set forth as follows:
/. The name under which such partnership
IS 70 be continued TO be conducted IS B.
Noigr." And the county wherein the principal
place OF business is 10 be located Is the County
Of New York, Borough OF Manhattan, City,
, The general nature Of the business intended
10 be transacted is importing and dealing II flint
stones, and business Incidental thereto.
3 The only general partner Of said business is
full age and resides at Gillette, New Jersey
And the only special partner Of said business is
-She undersigned. Elizabeth Noigt. who is Of fun
age, and resides at 2l9 Bainbridge Street
i The amount Of capital which Elizabeth
N0ight. as such special partner. has contributed
70 the common STOCK IS The OF Twelve thou
esnd five hundred (s125oop dollars.
=. That SAID partnership shall continue until
the 22nd day OF July. 1913.
Dated New York. June oSth. 1910
MRS. ELIZABETH VOIGT.
BERNHARD II. VOIGT
State and County Of New York.
On this 29th day of June. in the year nine
teen hundred ten. before me personally came
Bernhard H. Nofgt. TO personally known and
known 20 me TO be the individual described in
and who executed The foregoing certificate and
duly acknowledged to me that he executed the
came. ANNE VI. LYMAN
TSeall Notary Public No 13s.
New York Co.
State and County OF New York IS:
On this 29th day Of June in the year nine
Elizabeth NoigT, TO personally known and
known 70 be the individual described in
and who executed the foregoing certificate and
duly acknowledged 10 me that she executed the
'sane- ANNE NJ. LYMAN.
TSeaL1 Notary Public No 13s.
New York Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-04
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The existence on the Consolidated Ex-
change of an outstanding heavy floor short
interest was reflected in the bidding
throughout the day and also in the lend
ing rates for stocks for the half weekly
carry over. 1t was evident at the close
that this short interest was particularly
large in Amalgamated Copper and Union
Pacific Most Of the time there was
much better market for sellers than
existed on the New York Stock Exchange
Union Pacific, for example. was bid for
at 1901, when it first touched $50 on the
other board. although on its later break 1t
got down on the Consolidated to 159$4
which was II of a point under the New
York Stock Exchange low for the day. only
a small amount of stock. however, selling
at that figure. United States Steel com
mon did not sell under SIS, against low
on the other exchange of ST. Fifty-three
different stocks were represented ON the
list Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-04
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call sdI,t 1pf 1ow-
at IL per cent: highest IL per per cent cent; rt1l-
ing rate n per eens w Tne au mopey at 81
III rsr cent for sixty days. 3&4G4 Tor
p ninetv p9 DAYS, 4Aa4A for four months. 4lzg
AZ for five months. for six ana I seter
months Mercantile paper continued rather
nuiet. Rates were 51zQ52. per cent LOT
sixtv to ninety days Endorsed ollls Re -
ceiva1,le 51106 per cent for choice TOUR "
six months single names, 6H per cent 1ol
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. = The foreisI
axcbsnge market opened steady with cables
quoted at 4S51za4. $50. demand sterling 90 at
4S5K64 $3.50 and sixty-day bills at 4S 20
short francs were quoted at 51s'Hq It7s
plus 1-32 and short reichsmarks at "a DID
less 1-32G94 15-16. -. .,,.,,
The market held steady in the day WITT
rates moving within narrow range;
Gables were quoted at 4S31zff4- a'3o' derflaIu l
sterling at 4 853O14. 1855 and sixty-day DIS
at a3I at S32s Short francs held aroInd
51sA and short rechsmarks "a l5-lb less
1-16a94 1916
BANKERS posted rates were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-04
| Union Trust Go. Of NeWfork
so BROADWAY Fifth Ave. & 18th 81
Capital & Surplus, So, 737, 900
Allows Interest on Deposits
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold vests
day at auction at the Exchange Salesroo
by Adrian Fl. Muller & Son;
BY order OF trustees
sshares Chemical National Bank IN
For account OF whom it may concern -
30 shares the Mauds Odel1 Company. -
a IL. shares Metropolitan street Railway
TOO g .EsrPs United Railways and Invest
90 sbaIes %ationai Reserve Bank 100
s15. 600 bond Of John NJ Dempsey ard
Oscar Bauer 70 the GerInaria Bank
OF New York City. dated February
S. 1909. on demand. together win
mortgage dated February ;. 1873
made By John N Dempsey ana
cora A. Dempsey. his wife, to ire
Gerrnanta Bank. New York CITY.
TO secure the payment OF saio SIN s
OF So. go on demand; amount due
on said bond and mortgage. $40
eco with interest at per cent
from April 30. 1910. ----- - 500
Sc shares estate OF Edward RooeIts-
So shares Roberts. Cushnan & Co ,-oo
100 10. Shares Pressed steal car Company. :
s,ooo s SANTA Ceceiia sugar Company arst
mortgage per cent bonds. August. .
1910 coupons attached. ------------ ~
$500 Santa Cecilia sugar Company
coupon notes. maturing Feoruary J.
1913 August /. 1913; February i-,.oz
1914 August l. 19f4------------- -Ssoso
- shares santa CECILIA Sugar Com
pany. per share y d
SO 600 International Navigation Company
due 1000. coupons February ana
August. accrued interest 20 b -
20 charge shsrss r5ismondfieid Back Butte
Consolidated Mining Company 49'p
shares C-oldheId Blue Bell Mining
Company: 2o0o shares CIoldnel1
Lone Star Mining Company lt'n
shares Security Gold Mining ana
Milling Company. lot.--..------- so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-04

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston par;
Chicago, 15c discount; san Francesca StsI I-.
TIC nrerni1rn. telegraph 10c premium; New
Orleans. commercial par and 25c discount,
bank 81 premium; Charleston buying par
sailing 11Oc premium, ST. Louis, 1Oc pre-
mimi hid 2Oc premium asked; Minnea polls.
Coo premium: Savannah, buying 3-lSc dis
count, selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York, ex-
changes 1885. 800 balances sl0.4z7 al f rs
TON Exchanges s24 O2S $50 balances -, $50, COZ;
Baltimore exchanges 1884, SD. balances
s453, SIS: Chicago, exchanges 1854, 1885, bal
ances 81. 135.957
SILVER MARKEI.-CoInrnerc par 81 81
yer 53c. Mexican silver dollars, 44c- Bar
silver In London closed at A1zd, decline
of 1-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid 10; Lis
bon. 80.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE = Mexlcaann9, eA
change on New York Is quoted at 2o11z-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-04
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading In the outside securities marKet
WAS less active In the early deahfies
clined to advance, but after the first hour
a reactionary tendency developed and val
ues eased frectionally from the inltlai quo quo,
of ii to 2Oh, ran off to 1874, while Chino
lost Il. Ray Consolidated was conspicuous
ly strong advancing " on light purchases;
wero more active than of late and i'm
proved slightly Increased interest was
manifested In the Nevada gold stocks sew
industrial quarter of the market activity
centred in American Tobacco, the price
f1uctuating within narrow range stand
ard Oil and Intercontinental Rubber were
quiet and firm Bonds were dull. Detailed
operations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-04
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Aug. 3.-Consols closed q lower,
ct s11z for money and SIS for account.
Anaconda was Il higher, at IS. Canadian
Pacific was 22s higher, at 191, and Grand
Trunk Y. at 261z.
Money was easily obtainable to-day. Dis
scount rates were hrrler on the gold ex-
ports.
The recovery in Americans cheered the
gstock market and induced fair buying
Prices generally showed hardening ten
r1ency. especially in copper shares. but
consols yielded under further realizing in
connection with the settlement.
American securities opened about I'M
changed from yesterdays New York clos
ing. Light support followed the receipt of
favorable crop news from the United
States and prices advanced until near the
end of the forenoon, when realizing caused
q reaction. New York buying helped the
market in the afternoon, and the closing
was steady, d fraction below the best
Gail money in London. lax per cent:
open market discount rates for short bills
2G2Is per cent: long bills. 2Ma2i4 per cent;
Berlin discount rate. 31s per cent; Paris
discount rate. . per cent. Paris exchange
on London. % francs IA confines: Berlin
exchange on London, p marks AZ pfen-
ngs. Bar gold, rs 9i4d. American eagles,
7es SD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-04
MEETINGS.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
RAILWAY COMPANY
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
-bis Company fer the election Of Directors
and for transaction of any other business of
the Company viii be held the Office of the
Company, in the City of Milwaukee. At twelve
O'Clock Saturday. September 24th, 1910
The transfer books VIII be closed Thurs
day. The 18Th OF August, and reopened on the
oeth day of September next.
ROSWELL MILLER.
July Sth. 1910. Chairman OF the Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-04

PRFFFRRED DiT1DEND NO 46
quarterly dividend Of ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT q : q VIII De palc
. on the preferred stock Of this company August
24th. 1910. stockholders Of record at Inc
close Of business August 3rd, 1910 cheques
viii be mailed from the office OF the Company
The transfer hooks Will close al three 2 NJ
August 2rd- 1910, and reopen at ten A. M,
August oath, 1910
r P. VAN HORNE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-04
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the CLOSING quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-04

Approx.
Name Maturity. Bid. Ask Yield
Am Cigar p c. Mch 10, 1911. aSIs DOL, 800
do c. Mch Is. 1912. 81 97as 80
Bait & Ohio c. Mch 10, 1911 9a12 e9fs 10
do AZ p c. June. 1913. ..-.--. 9Sl4 pS}e go
Beth Steel Cor p c. Nov. 1914 % 961a 6sn
Oh & Alt 3 D c. Mch Is. 1913. 9s%4 R,1s 80
c Ham & Day c, July, 1918 96 81 800
G c & ST l. p c. June. 1911 1904 lO0A 4 10
d g. II eqpts. 4 " p c, July. 1922 99A, 1OoE AS
Erie r. r p c. Apr S, 19f1.... 9Sa 99I. 6 10
Gen Rubber ~ c. July. 1915 % 81 so
Hudson Cos p C, Oct Is. 1911 96 PSI. IN
do q 2 C. Feb. 1918. ,...-.... 90 PSI, nn
Interior r r c. May 1911 .looIs zoos, 2 on
Kan g r & L. p c, Sept, 1912 P7 9s}x q 10
do p c. May Il. 1913. ...... a4Is a54 q o
Lack Steel Co c. Mch. 1918 ss4. SpE : AZ
MINI & at l. C. Feb. 1911. 0T 90 IA
Mo & Tex p c. Aug. 1911 asI. 30 & M
N Cent Lines. eqpfs. p c,
Nov 1910'22 ..............4 SO 45o
y II & II D {. 19I1-'l2.IOo lOII.
ST l. & + IA p c. Feb. 1912 a5,a ot,i. z 6o
do g Mich. 1913. ......... ahis o6ls q an
Southern Ry c. Feb, 1913. ~ aSL sSo
Ttdewater Co p G. June 1913 aps. 100 Il M
West Tel & Tel p c. Feb, 1912 0SH % %
W HI 4 NJ p c. Aug. 1913. 80. 99I. 100 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-04
BONDS.

$io 600 West Pac 5s... 92 % 90 e2
SELLS cents per share. Treasury stock todd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-04
GOVERN MENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, compared
with Tuesdays:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-04

Paris, Aug 3-ThTee per cent renteS
closed ~ confines higher, at % francs 17iz
centimes. Prices were firm at the Bourse-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-04
IHFIAND CINCINNATI, CHICAGO 6
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Bill Grand Central Terminal \ y,
July IS, 1910
The Board of Directors Of this company
have declared a dividend Of TWO PER CENT
on the Common Capital Stock payable at the
Office Of Messrs. J P Morgan & Co Ne"
York. on September 1sr- 1910 10 stockholders
Of record at three o'clock P NJ on Monday,
August sth, 1910,