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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
''CUP|O's EXPRESS LOSES
SIX BY MARRIAGES
Twelve of Mrs. ellis Execution
lists Merge Inio Talf a Dozen
Couples.

WASHINGTON p. G.. Sept, 19.--
Il guess there are about half a. dozen
here though who will get Spliced'."
The excursionists win return on
Wednesday. The commission on sale
of tickets for the special IL devoted
entirely to the Institution OF which
Mrs GIN Ii khe head. the male or
.nilafrs home ut Richmond. One or her
FORMER boys" the Rev. James r..
Coake. pastor of Fulton Ave, Prsshy-
terrain church lii baltimore viii per-
form this eefe nsClsfxx tistx 1fturnpcn lI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
PREPARE FOR MEETING
OF SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION;

70 make preparations for Il neetffYx.
Of the Sunday School Union, 10 he hefS
shortly. the wpmen OF the Centre
Methodist church will meet Wedne1S
day afternoon. A program will be 4rs
ranged and those who are to parties
pate in entertainment features Mn
have a rehearsal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
Revixals Attract intarast.

Revival services now In progress MA
the Ashury and Decatur Street Mefi1H7
dist churches are attracting consider
able interest. These services viii c0ttSs
tsnue at each church for the remains
der ar this week. Asbury began flf
meetings last week. while those III D.
eatur Street opened Sunday With Ut
large attendance. S2s A5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19

on his chest where he was struck MI
one of the feet, hut has apparently &lszS
tanned no serious injuries 49,
1t is probably due to the fact thu
the little fellow was too elose to tls&
animal To receive the full ferce af fias
kick so that Instead of being actnaIIY
struck he was showed NH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
Grease Causes Fire,

Fifteen dollars damage was doxlM
Saturday night about o'clock by nxSs!
~ No. 1870 Senmes street, when E4iS3kz
Murray, who lives there, dropped al
not iron into a pan OF grease TlSz
property IL owned BY A. Scott Mclsa&s
The blaze was extinguished Wlfss
chemicals by Company No. Is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
GENERAL LOSSES
ON STOCK CHANGE
American Refining Sugar Drops
Two Points Because of Trust
Busting" Rumor.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.--American
Sugar Refining started off two points
lower in response to the news pub
iished Saturday that the Government
intended bringing suit to dissolve the
trust Fractional losses were sustained
in nearly everything else traded in.
The market continued intensely dull!
all through the last of the forenoon,
but the tone was hard and firm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond, Va. Sept. H. 1sio.
STATE SECURITIES. Bios asKea
North Carolina. is. c. I9i.
Va. IS. old G. and r.. 1855 s4B s5I.
Va ,o Centuries s-S, c. and H.
cry sEcuRiriEs S''s
Manchester City ..
Richmond City, Is. K 1920
RICHMOND chm city d. & n -
RAILROAD BONDS. -
y. c. L. II. r. con Tr. 4p. c ~
A. G. Ia Cts Ind .....
{, and 9. Gen, Mtr. iAs,. 100 -.
Ga. Sou. and Fla 1916. ios 80
Ga. Ala Con. IS, 1916 lo3 -
Norfolk and West. Ry. Is
1896 ..,s..-..... rs
Nor. and West Poca. Is 1874 SIS
Rich and Dan. Gold Is. c.,
1918 :; =. - los 1915
seeeeard Adjustment, IS a. 80. 49,
So. Ry. Il T.. Co. as 1884
"a nv. LIST. SIS. 1894 .......ioG
So. X. Rev. q. ii, A., 1856 -. -.
Western n. e. list Is. {.
sl sls RAILWAY Doxb 5sS =.
Norfolk ky. q L. Co. 6s
lgA9 .,.'-,,.......... -.
Va. Ry. s. Y. 20. 5s. 1894 IS 81
STREET Ry. STOCKS. Par Bid asked
Norfoik Ky AZ Il. CO.. 20 49,.
VA. Ry. Il r. Go. pfd 100 10 III
Va, Ry Il T.. Co. com ivo "a -
IA. Eiec. Ky DIV. Co. 100
RAILROAD STOCKS Far.
Atlanta and Charlotte. 100 -.
Allan. Coast Line Com 100 los ~.
A. &, l. OF Conn. -. 100 -. -.
G. and .. .....+...,.. -. ~ 81
Nor. and West com. noe SIS
II. Il. Il P.sDiv. Oblig. 100 -. ~.
Sou Railway Com. 100 g. -
southern Railway. pfd 100 Sly -
BANK AND TRUST co. STOCKS
American National I'M. 100 100
BROAD street bank 1919 -. ~.
Rank OF Richmond ~. 100 iis ~
bank OF Com'r and Tr iss - -,
ranitoi Savings Bank. 30
Lfrst National ss...sS. Zoe 500 3o5
Merchants National 81. 400 ESQ
National Bank OF yAI00 l7e
Va State & City Bank, 100 I7o lis
Petersburg say. and ins 20 u.
planters National ..a. 100 $50
savings Bank OF Rtch'd s2k "a
Union Bank OF Richsd so ia -.
Virginia Trust CO... 100 1880 -
Merchants Il Mechan.. 100 a25
INSURANCE. COMPANIES
va. Fire and Marine -.
II MIsGEi4IsANEoUs.
Amer. 10. Com ~ Ut. III.
kaEs GheD q ~ ..ssSs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
'Ci'T,ETSTSE tSD PRESSING.

ERODuE CLEANS AND PRESSES
clothes for the most particular trade
in the city Their clothes being
made bs the best tailors in town.
Work called for and delivered
promptly by automobile denVerF'
Suburban trade solicited. a. \.
BRODIl;, ~ T.. Main street. Phone
Madison $500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
orsnss-Friend.

Miss lola May Friend and Hob1
Orange, Of Meherrin. Va. were NJ h
rted Saturday afternoon by Rev Y. y2esS
Durham. pastor of the Bainhr5IS
Street Baptist church. The brid1 4
well known in the Southside. haEfGS
made her home here for several yeaxS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19

SUpERFLUOUs HAIRS REMOVED
also moles, warts by electric needle
MADAME He'll held ATs ssn lately from
Chicago, COZ East Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19

WiI.T RENT VERY CHEAP, TWo
unfurnished rooms. Apply S2l North
Ninth street
THREE NICE CONNECTING ROOMS,
with range and private bath; terms
reasonable. Apply .l2o West cary
street
NEWLY PAPEKED FRONT ROOM;
also housekeeping fiat. Apply soy
East Leigh. -
ROOMS FOR RENT Ar 800 w. GRACE.
FOR RENT. ONE LARGE. NICELY
furnished front room. convenient 10
bath ard phone, with board; genfie-
men preferred: can accofnmodale
few table boarders Apply az East
Clay.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED OR uNFu r
nished fiat. reasonable to permanent
tenant. st7 North TeRth.
FoR RENT. ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. furnished or unfuT-
nished. 20e7 East clay street.
TWO ADJOINING ROOMS. TNFUR-
ntshed. second fioor with use of bath.
400 East Main.
TO COUPLE. TWO VERY DESIRABLE
rooms, furnished for light house
Keeping; also large front room, IN
furnished. 692 North Eishth.
WANTED, SEVERAL YOUNG MEN
or couples for handsome rooms bath
no children. 7os East Franklin
FOR RENT-FrRNIsHED FRONT
rooms 1o9 North seventh.
FOR RENT-CoNNECTING OFFICE
rooms; also large front room on hrst
floor. at sos East Grace. Phone
Madison 1874.
JUST OPENED--1o+ NORTH NINTH :;
newly furnished and up-to-date
rooms with or without board,
695 NORTH EIGHTH STREET. Two
nice furnished rooms. second f'oor.
with bath attached, hot and cold
water
NEAR MONROE PARK-FURNtsHED
room: next to bath, Phone 11is-L.
FOR Trent. FLAT OF THREE
bright rooms. on Grove avenue ,
terms reasonable, Phone Monroe
WANTED. TO RENT OFT ONE FRET
". unfurnished room second noor ;
West End Cali 3o2 n. Rowland st
NICE ROOMS. NEWLY FURNISHED.
bath hot and cold water. centrally
located Apply 40 North Tenth
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM; ALL
convenienees. Apply 500 Nor'h Flith
street
EXCELLENT STEAM HEATED ROOM.
private family. TO lady. with refer
ences. Phone Madison 2fslL
FOR RENT. THREE FURNISH sd
rooms. one large front room. with
use of parlor. phone. heat and bath
Phone Madison tf70 los West Mar
shall
IN WEST END, FURNISHED FRONT
room. modern conveniances. TRAY
ISoR. 1921 Stuart ave. Phone Mon
roe s4e.
FOR RENT, LARGE FRONT ROOM:
second floor; well furnished; eonve-
nient TO bath, private family; no
children. lot s Fifth street
ALL MODERN CONNENiENCEs; HOT
water heat rooms single or en- suite
furnished or unfurnished. Table
boarders solicited 41e West Grace.
TWO LARGE. CONNECTING ROOMS;
board optional 10. West Grace.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW 1ONh otOCh MAkkEl.
IF. NJ
American Best Sugar.
Am. Ayr Chem. Co. .........., 20
Aliis-Chamers- ..,...-.........
AIlis-Chansbers. pfd ............
Aimagarnated Copper .-....... 62s4 62s4
American Can. ................
American Can pfd.
American Car & Fdy ........, 1915 4GA
American Car q Fdy, pfd ....
American Cotton Oil. .........
American locomotive ...... 37It 81
American Locomotive, pfd .
American Smelling. ............. esd 65h
American Sugar. .............. 36N
Amer. Tel and Tel Coz.
American Tobacco com ........
American Tobacco pfd. ..,......
Anaconda Copper .....,........
Atchison ......s..4............
Atlantic Coast Line ............
Baltimore and Ohio ........... lc3IE Io4
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ..... 7551 75sF
Canadian Pacific. ...........
Chesapeake and Ohio. ....... FAX Tis,
Chicago Great Western. .........
Chic. Nil. and ST. Paul......... Ixo}& l20
S'. .. @, =. '''''-'''
c. G. w. psd ......,....-.......
'''' ".' W. "A'~ A''"
Colorado and southern. ...
Coloand isoush., Ist pfd. .....
Col. and South. I'd pfd ...
soa1y Sgot,
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"A- @N'o 49, T'- '''''-'''
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s.
-,
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.,,. =. ~,,
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49,. s.pa.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
SENSIBLE SHOPPERS COME TO Us.

Yor GET a SQUARE DEAL EVERY
time, Best goods at lowest prices.
every visitor becomes a customer.
We sell highest grade floor stains.
enameis, paints. floors and furnithr"
cleaner, WINK FOR floors and thou
sand ard one other arucies.
EAUGHAN'S cozy new store is Plsc@,
opposite Cohen Co, No. 10 East
Broad
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
Police Court.

Robert Brown and William C6f 4
man. both coiored. were fired 81 W 3
costs each by Mayor Maurice Monk
morning for engaging iii bar<f03
light Saturday night. 81 Il
Joseph Whitfield and john nu&I 4
both coioreG. were each fined $zs6o &
costs for drunkenness. 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19

HAIRDRESSING, MANIC URING,
shanipooling by experts. GOT Eas'
Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
Pay-as- You-Enter Cars.

uhcfS pteerne fne ~ lIp int oertmno heBrAd
az tgh yp
First Til ntono d assem- t Nga
Second The an o. he fares lie him fc sci to to
Third The Eliminate of phg in dd keeping OF OF e cal d by pig
separate t =
Paa- ouentrcan a gdop d in le lr t in honty.
ueratsi ce bot from the companies ahi am o the pH is id the
rsapr speteit nveeu ctama fhe
h
Pengr wi deposit 1 m m h or IN arr ant pa to O. through he D.
Tnndnsw / ndeduHdded toanduto antde in fare
OF W
Transfers k flor oil dtg far h
gd h m trans w allow th exact fare d
g 10
~ u L a an
on ken baggage nc
nge=d@r o laveca will us fond ra hrsp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19

WT1,f HEN'F- VERY C1HEhf. TWo
unfurnished rooms. Apply 6Zl North
Ninth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
Personal.

Personal. NssassSS5Sz
Mr.. John III. Shntweli ID vtxif1x
Baltimore. e ss g8
Mrs. r. HI Richardson has rel
from South Boston. 5S
w. I. Bryce AMI w. ii. HorneE &S3
New York, IA
Accompanied b. Arthur (zx&
Horace Carr, Curtis Andrews m
B. Peters. Nj III Davis II 1i1I +
yachting party on the James IA
Mrs. Robert Tpney. 4f Nh Y
Eleventh street who has bels1l
recovered. AN szS ss|s5 s.
Misses Louise and Ella n4
returned from Lynchhurxs
were the guests III their Ck3il3
Eva Re&msi ssSS SS28 N
Miss Susie simpson Il n
daughter. Mrs A. n. Fsn1ls
defsofa. ~. e..
Miss Louise Stere. of N "A ~
the Ssaesf nc atas T&95Dkjr E1f1 9 t.
Mrs N3iltAfn II IN 4 III
Laura xe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
SPECIAL NOTfCk..
H1IR: HAN; HxiRs

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ALL
kinds of hair goods Just arrived
$50 East Broad Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19

COMBINES AND ctr HAIR MADE
into braids and puts, sos East
Broad street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19

Amer Loco pref. -. i06 -.
Am. To Co pref 6p. ct -. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
Masons Meet.

Manchester Lodge, No. IN. All I'M
A. NJ. will hold monthly fneq{
Monday night at the Masonic ToE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19
Wants
SITUATIONS WANTED, MALE.

WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN TWEEN
~ years old. having finished Smitt-
doais. a position with some firm or
corporations; office work pertaining
10 bookkeeping merely a preference;
best references Address POST once
RnN sa2 CITY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-19

A YOUNG WOMAN OF EXPERIENCE.
desires position as housekeeper. Ref
erences exchanged. Box 8, h r. ~,
EArieysviIie Va
New-York tribune., 1910-06-29
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

There was a scurry of shorts to cover in
the closing five minutes Of trading on the
Consolidated Exchange. with many promf-
nent stocks, then touching their highest
prices for the day, in some cases frac-
ton above the top figures reached on the
New York Stock Exchange: Reading SOD
at 151A against Isl on the other board, and
Amalgamated Copper at 62a4, against SIS
Before the closing rally. however, the moor
short interest had been largely reduced.
considerable professional contingent hay
ing devoted themselves to recovering the the
were in free supply throughout the day,
pfurther liquidation due to the exhaustion
of margins and the reaching Of stop loss
orders countering upon buying to retire
bearish commitments. There was also large
odd lot selling by disgruntled holders. who
were dsa appointed over the failure on any
signs of bull market showing. notWlth,
standing the adjournment of Congress ana
| the return of prominent fnanciers from
abroad United States Steel common was
far In the lead in respect to volume, ac-
| &C uniting for about one-third OF the grand
| total of 1856 13O shares for all stocks: Fifty
| eight issues were represented on the HsC
| Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-06-29
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK
County.-In the matter OF the application Of
the EurOpean-American Bank Tor authority 10
change its name 70 The Security Bank OF the
CiIy Of New Iork.''-NOTICE is hereby given
that the European American Bank, domestic
hankins corporation, having its principal bust
ness Office in the Borough of Manhattan. City OF
New York. County OF New York and State
of New York. viii apply 70 the Supreme Court
u the state OF New York, at a Special Term.
Part 1 thereof. TO be held at the County Court
House ia the City Of New York, County Of New
York, The sth day OF July. 1910. at 1890
O'clock ia the forenoon Of that day, or soon
thereafter counsel can be heard, for order
authorizing said banking corporation TO change
rs corporate name 70 The Security Bank OF the
CIV q Sew York
Dated, Kew York y Y. June 9th 1916
ECRoPEAN-AMERTCAN BANK,
CHAS- c. MANN,
Nice-President.
EARNEST r DCKLEY Attorney for Pet.-
tiener. % Wall 81. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-29
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received until D. m. June 80 1916. at the
Office Of THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
FOR 1NSJ RANGES OK LIVES AND GRANT
ING ANNGlTIES. 40. 81 Chestnut Street
philadelphia. Trustee, for the sale to il of as
many of the PHTLA DELPHIA WIL.MINGTON
& BALTIMORE RAILROAD STOCK TRUST
CERTIFICATES as 5.'4 60 VIII purchase
The offerings At the lowest prices not ex-
ceediHS par costing IN The aggregate not
incre than the amount stated will be ac-
cepIed. The parties Offering them advised ar
once. and payment made when the certificas es
are assigned. on AND AFTER JULY IST
1910
Proposals should be endorsed Proposal Is
Co. sale Of Phila deiphia. Wilmington and Bal
tiTnore Stock Trust Certificates and addressed
to g :. W PACKARD. President
5I7 Chestnut Street TohIIaSelDhis
New-York tribune., 1910-06-29
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. June 28-Consols closed lie
higher at 81 SIS for money and account
Anaconda was u lower at f77s, Canadian
Pacific was 20 lower at 1885,.
Money was plentiful and discount rates
were easy
The weakness in Americans and CONT
mental liquidation caused general heavfness
during the early trading the Stock Ex-
change Home rails and rubber shares
We're supported in the afternoon, but the
market closed uncertain and irregular
American securities opened qulet and
from q below 10 Il above parity. Covering
caused slight Improvement. but New York
selling soon carried the leaders down from
one TO two points. Then the market re-
bounded. but the support was withdrawn
and the closing was weak and irregular
Call money in London, 2iz per cent;
open market discount rate for short bills
~ per cent; long bills. 2js per cent: Berlin
discount rate, 31s per cent: Paris discount
rate, 2iz per cent: Paris Exchange on Lon
don,' - francs 9k centimes; Berlin ex-
change on London, 20 marks 95 pfennigs
Bar gold, Us Sd. American eagles, 76s Sd.
Paris. June 2s--Three per cent rentes
closed 2iz centimes lower AT 81 francs s7ls
centimes. Unfavorable New York advices
caused a heavy opening on the Bourse
Prices were recovering at the closing
Berlin. June 2s--Trading was duh and
prices were lower or the Boerse-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-29
Coupons Due and Payable at
The Trust Company OF America
37-4a WALL STREET. NEW YORK
On and after July 1st, 1910

American Sienna Marble Co 1st 6s
Atlantic Avenue Railroad Co. Imp 0s
Atlantic &. Danville Railway Co. 2nd IS.
Bogota City Railway Co. 1st 6s-
Broadway & Newport Bridge Co. 5s.
Buffalo Brewing Co 1St 6S
Buffalo & Lockport Railway 90. ISL oS-
Cedar River Water Supply Fund war
rants.
Chattanooga Iron & Coal Co. 1st S.
Chehalis County. Wash, S. D., . & B.
Citizens Water Supply Co. of NewtoWn
2nd is.
Clarke County. washington. Funding
clarke County. Wash. School Dist No.
Columbia Wash. Town of, Water
Confectioners Mfg. Company 1st os.
Connecticut Power Company lst os-
Connecticut Railway e Lighting Co.
First and Refunding 412s.
consolidated Lighting Co. 5. r 5s.
Consolidated Railway & Power co. Ist 9s
Corning Gas & Electric Company 1st 5s-
Dawson Railway & Coal Co. 1st & Coll. 5s
Des Moines, Iowa Falls & Northern KY
Co. 1st 5s.
Development Co. of America Coll Tr 6s-
East Side Elec. Ry. Co. of Kansas CITY
1st 5S.
FL Paso & Rock Island R. R. Co 1st IS
| FL Paso Union P'senger Depot co. lst 9S
Fries Manufacturing & Power Co 1st 0S
Frontier Telephone Company ISL o.
Globe Navigation Company 1st as
Hudson Navigation Co. Debenture 5s-
Hutton Company, The, 1st 95-10Os-
| Indianapolis No Traction Co 1st 5s.
Internat'l Acheson Graphite Co. LIST 5s-
Interocean Telephone & Teleg- Co. LIST 0s
| Isbeu Porter Co. Cons. 5s.
King County Wash. S. D.. l, 20, 90. llo.
King County, Washington, Court House
Kittitas County Washington, Funding
| Lowe Manufacturing Company 1st 6s-
| Macon Railway & Light Company ISL 9S.
| Medina Gas Co. (Jan. 1. 1910 1st 5s.
Memphis Warehouse Company lst 6s
| Neriden. Southington & Compounce
Tramway Company 1st 5s-
| MilIedgeville Mfg. Co Genl- 6s-
| Milwaukee Office Company 5s.
| Montgomery, Alabama. City of
| Montgomery Hotel Company 1st 5s.
| Nassau Electric r. R. Co 1st Cons. As
Nazareth Cement Co. fst 5s.
L Neuse River Mills 1St 5s-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-29
~ Irving National
GsI& Exchange Bank
strictly Commercial Bank
Resources Over Thirty Millions.
West broadway and Chambers ST.. New York

ADIRONDACK CAMP, near Paul smiths. New
York Perfectly appointed. completely fur
nished, modern camp in exclusive section.
ready for occupancy. Cost S1OO,OOO
Owner abroad. VIII rent until September LIST
mt great bargain. Address Box COR. Room
2II. 81 Broad St. y. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-29

Adirondack Home Tel. Co. 1st. 6s
Albany Home Tel. Co 1st-.-- os
Amherst County, Va i12S
Amherst County. Va, Road Imp 3s
Aehtabula Water Co. 1st.--.- --.-.--- oS
Ashtabula Water Co General. Js
Atlanta Water & Elec. Power Co list -1s
Batavia Home Tel. Co. 1st. 6s
Boone Gas Co. 1St.--- -9s
Buffalo General Elec Co. 1st & Ref. 5s
Columbia Gas & Electric Co 1st---,- as
! Cleartield Bituminous Coal Corp 1st. Is
! Citizens Standard Tel. Co 1st.. rs
Cohoes Waterford Home Tel Co lst- -6s
Corning. n. Y-.....--..------.-- Various
FTshkin & Matt. Equit Gas Co 1st..-. .0S
Homo Tel. Co. of Oneonta, list. t......--o oi
Independent Union Tel. Co. 1st----.--.5S
Jackson q Battle Creek Tract. Co. 1st- .5S
Johnson, Isaac G., & Co, 1St.. -:
keystone Tel Co. of Phila. 1st.-.-.---- -5>
Ieggett. Francis H.. & Co. 1st. -6s
Lawrence, Y. Y, Village of, Reg. A. 10 d
New-York tribune., 1910-06-29
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., 1910-06-29

New London Gas & Electric Co. 1st
Cons. 5s.
New York Butchers Dressed Meat Co
list 6s.
Niagara Falls Gas K EIec- Co 1st -
Norfolk Warehouse Association lst 81.
Norfolk Warehouse Corp. Cons IS
OIL City Boiler Works 1st IS.
Pneumatic Transit Company 1St IS.
Port Townsend. Washington. city OF,
Municipal.
Publishers Paper Company 1st 6s-
Quincy, Manchester Sargent Co 1st 6s.
Rock Island Frisco Terminal Railway
Company 1st 5s-
Schoharie Light & Power Co. 1st So
Seattle, Wash. City of. MuniciDal Light
Seattle, WashinetOn. City of. City Jail
Seneca Falls & Waterloo Gas Light Co
1st 5s.
Spokane, Wash. City of. Water Works
Spokane, Washington City of. Water
Works additional and extension
Spokane, Wash City of, Bridge
Spokane County, Washington. School
Districts 22 and ST.
Standard Gas & Electric Co Of Raleigh.
". c.. 1st IS.
Sterling Dyeing & Finishing Co. 1st IS.
Steubenville. Mingo & Ohio Valley Trac-
tion Co. 1st 5s.
Syracuse Light & Power Co. "ColIat-
eraF' 5s
Tacoma Wash. City of. Bridge
Tacoma. Wash. CITY of. Light & Power.
Tacoma. Wash. City of. Drainage
Tannersville Water Company 1St 5s-
Telluride Power Company 1st 6s.
Traders Paper Board Company 1st 6s-
Union Traction Co. OF Indiana Genl. 50
United Box Board & Paper Company
Genl. SIS
United States Finishing Co. Cons 5s
Walla WaIla. Wash. City of. City Hall
Western New York & Pennsylvania
Traction Co 1St IS.
Wha tcOm County. Washington. Funding
Whitman County. Wash. s D., No l.
JULY 2O, 1910.
Racine Gas Light Co. Cons s..
WhatcOm County. Wash. 8 d. I.
JULY 18TH, 1910.
Gle Elum. Washington. Town Of
Hunter Bros. Paper Company 1st IS.
United Box Board & Paper Company
Collateral 6s.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-29
REALTY ASSOCIATES.

REALTY ASSOCIATES. ,o,a
i76 Remsen St. Brooklyn. y. Y. May - A'
DIVIDEND No. Is. -,
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS mas ha,s Us ~ q
declared the regular semi annual GlNiuen1
per cent. the capital stock Of TINS Su''f 49,
payable out OF the earnings t"r thrt thr hSA A. rhs
July rs. I0IO to stockholders OF record d 80
close OF business 8 y. m. TUESDAY, July
1910. HENRY A. FREY. treasure
NATIONAL LIGHT HEAT POWER w.
18th Quarterly Dividend - ,b,
The Directors have this day uectArSs- -s-
regular quarterly dividend Of ~ on In5 Iyn5IStss
ferrcd stock Of this company payaole JuiS -
TO holders of>Tecord. Transfer books V''S
Goth. reopen July 1st- ,.u,x Treas.
June e5th. 1910
THE FOURTH NATIONAL. BANK OF The
CITY sOF NEW IORN - ,o,o
New York. June -. l'iV,
The Board Of Directors has thIs IsS pEs
clared n quarterly dividend OF W., at,sr
CENT. free from tax. payable on an"
July list. prONimo. .r tht.
The transfer books will close at . = M' '
date re-cpening July LIST. 1910 .St.,
CHARLES ri. PaTTFRSoNs>.@-"---- "---
EAST RIVER NATIONAL esNk k,o,o
New york. June 81. lstu
ssni-annusI dividend OF Three per senS
has this day been declared by the T ba sStsr
Directors OF this hank. payable on oi1 ,,f e.
Friday july L. 1910 Transfer books VII tota
main closed from this date until July =
inclusive, y, Z NEW sI.I- : Sas------------
THE BANK OF AMERiCA; ,,,a
New York. June lIth, ISio.
The Board OF Directors have today SfS9 psr
semi-annuaI dividend OF thirteen 'tata 70
cent free OF tax PAYABLE July 1Ss istV'
stockholders OF record % this date ,,,tI
The transfer books will remain eioseS ""s,s-
July I'd. 1910 w. NJ BENNHi' NAS