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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-03

Washington, D. C., Jan. 3.-Post-
master General Hitchcock's plans for
the Inauguration of postal savings
banks throughout the country under
the new law have been perfected, and
today one of such banks will be open.
ed in each state and territory in the
United States. In each instance an
office run by pos tmaster whose rec
ord in the service is good, has been
chosen as the scene of the new gov
ernment enterprise. In the main the
movement starts in second class Of
fees. The office designated for New
York state is a Cohoes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-03
CORNELL BESTS YALE.

Chicago, Ill.,. Jan. 2-Cornell uni
versity hockey team made it three
straight victories over Yale here to-
night. when it won the final game
of the series, 4 to 2. The contest
was the toughest of the series.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-03

tomb of Mrs. Eddy in Mount Auburn
cemetery, near Boston. These
guards were employed by the direc-
tors of the Christian Science church,
and it is expected that they will be
maintained indefinitely. The tomb
has a telephone, and there are other
arrangements for the comfort of the
guards. In speaking of them, Mrs.
Stetson said: do they not help call
the attention of the world to this
spot, so tremendously important in
this hour? These guards may them
selves be witnesses of Mrs. Eddy's
demonstration, even as the soldiers
stationed at the tomb of Jesus Christ
were witnesses of his demonstration
of himself"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-03
HONDURAS REVOLUTION
EXPECTED To BREAK
OUT IN near FUTURE
Many Federal Troops Expected to
Desert to Rebels

AMERICANS TO LINED WITH REBELS WHO ARE
WELL ARMED AND Eou'PPEo-eoN'LLA AND GENERAL LEE
CHRISTMAS HAVE STRONG FOLLOWING HoR
NET SIGHTED PUERTO coRTEz AND EXPECTED TO OPEN
FIRE At ANY TIME.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-03

TRESTA1E WEATHER.
Washington, D. c., Jan. 1.-North
Dakota. South Dakota and Minnesota:
Fair weather and slowly rising tenn
perature Tuesday and Wednesday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-03

CONTINUED on page 81
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-03

tCOntlnueI on page 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12
|E I |. ]
DA,' / |: )XED
COMMANDERS no BERTs OF DEVILS
j LAKE WAS IN & GRAND 1$5$s: II.
w NJ FORK --pu III ALSO Is 3 q

/ State Commander Roberts Of the
6. a. R., Adjutant Duell OF Devils
Lake, and Messrs. 9, Neale, Pierce and
Winship Of the Willis A. German
post, met last evening and fixed June
~ and Is as the dates Of the annual
G.. a. r. encamp ment, to be held in
Grand Forks. 81 Il !,
Z The encampment this year VIII be
one Of the best ever held in, North
Dakota. Practically every member in
the state. who can possib lyi do 50 vii.
be; On hand tlsl to spend several days; with
their old comrades and talk over the
days Of p'6l when exciting scenes were
the order, 4 feature OF Il thei meet.
ling will the relic collection; being
|fa gathering Of aall the old Scurios and
imomentos Of Civil war times, that can
possibly be procured. Il Adjutant Pierce
lof this city, who has charge OF this
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12
collectio n, reports that members ara

collection, reports that members are
Irespond ding N liberally VIII offers to-
Ec,ontributes to this cole ction. Dr.
Grassick 81 this city, has at least ~
dozen relics OF priceless value and Ilas
written Adjutant Pierce that he win
gladly put these in the collection.
hume rous3 other letters have been re-
ceiyed and from present appearances
an elegant collection viii be gathered
here. Room has been provided 3at The
public library to ehibit these and it
Is quite probable that the, relics WIN
also lL q be exhibited at the state fair the
week Of July Is, IA: il. ss5Ss;5
State Commander Roberts OF Devils
Lake. was here last evening iii csn
ference with the local, men and Len
for Lisbon to$nake his annual inspec-
ton Of; the Soldiers home there. 4Ad-
jutant Dueli Of Devils Lake was also
present at the meeting last evening
and returned to Devils Lake this morn
Ing. s,>.I ,s ,5'. s, $ e. y s'.5 .s5ss
L The program and the general orders
for the encampment win be Issued In
|about ten days; The pro- program win De;
unusually good and some events: JOE,
considerable importance and interest
to- the veterans will be scheduled.
Grand Forks Herald. il ss:saf tig4t /. ",
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12
c ca = ~ IE IA I.
COLD !. I 4, ! BRIO k MAGNET
ALLEGED svVIk bL En- VI Will & Ri 81
VI Il BRO UGH ndINNEAso sofa M
s: FOR i#TRtAt. s. KS !#. F5

" more gold bricks for me- said
II. N, Chaffee, Land baron OF Armenia,
Y a we'll known here. III Minneapool-
is Saturday night AT the county It,
,stsorney's office he signed reauisitioni
papers for the return to Minnesota Of
5Caddegan, alias John Armstrong, lulll
der arrest ii Califo rnia, charged With
being a party TO the swindling 81
chanee out of s25, 900 by a gold brick
scheme il Mimi apolis iii October,
1909: Chance had slittle to- ssa,y
about the swindle. He did say, how
ever, he had offered Armstrong 100000
for the same two brick that he after
ward paid $25, 900 and that Armstrls ooIng
had refused $50 900. He said he had
n 4 elegrainns from his, 1 son who Is III
California, say wing there was absolutely
NC doubt Sof the identy OF Armstrong.
Ghaffee would no tell the details Sof
the transacti on but said the gold
Ebrickshad they been gold would have
been worth $45, 900. That was why
hessshad offered $50, 900, thinking lie
stood 10 gain $15, 900 On their deal.
\ The 3 IS Dakota man refused to stand part
of the xpense u Il 81 radt iting Arm
strong, saying he had ady spent
ss,,oo0 in@sthe pursuit, and that the, az
rest was due to the work Of detectives
employ .s$s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12
SOW pEVELoPER.

q I'd Richter editor Il 81 the y, aa ii L f
Pioneer has become som s,aihiatt " q
develops he could not Stay away
rom the special boosters train 81 cane 81
to Devils AXE; Last SATURDAY 50 So
might sa {; have eE = chance to ride back with
tse boys returning frim Montana where
tka big meeting was helds Column
after column Will noEdoubt appear III
this week Issue Of the Pioneer. Elad
Should IS we'll deIvssslo y nov rl,, H &
: read from IRON Larrimore to Devils Lake
With y the develop ers and then road
/ back b lts again. Oh no, he did not stay
here during the Interim although he
was Eelcome. n Ar y XXI
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12
N NOR
A CHA ]
PlLENDlD SERIES IL EATUREs
;2S5 ARRANGED X g. Ll Hal NJ Az
s$B NJ AIMED As LEADER.

lanss Tor the annual II, O. T.. u.
s5instit,ite 70 bs held Ein CON Ion 81
IAN 8 part off the annual Devils Lake
shautaaaa haya been comple ted. tha
dates off the several events being de.
termined upon. Mrs. Harriet D. Hall
i Is Illinod pating: as leaIder soa
& the institute last year, b flctated in
4 chat same capacity this year. and ia
Vi TIE IN. s,C. y. workers of the state
4 there q no need sof1 introdactio "a. sSs n n
The institute work opens July 5 and
Continues unit July is. and eanh day
( during THAT peroid has been get aside
I efosr one sor mother 81 the features that
\ have been planned The dates fol
lows
&IS5 rgganizati ion sofs Institute,
y leader. Mrs Harriet D. Hall sof I'LL
\ nois Subject for 81 discussion, II The
scope and Methods 81 the! AZ, q. IN ,su b.
N July 81 Successful Methods in state
4 work Membe rship campaign.
Il Mrs. Buck. prganizati Ion 81
L L union, Mrs, Hall. Systematic
reporting, Bfrs. vile. $sss
July W .. .. u. rally day, 1880
n VI "a Conf rence on Equal rights
a. charge Of Mra. Patten, Larimore,
state superintende emit Of franchise sp.
nj, address ibys IIarrie fD.S Hall. Il 3. n,
4 receipt ion at Baldwin cottage, Sd. In.,
address n ~ ri richmond Z. Hobson..
July Aim ana \ Method of5 the
Scientific Temp rance 4 Depar nt,''
& paeseted d ~ 81 state Ne perintendent
George Mae Chambers 81 Churches
Ferry. Sss
July 10 study Of laws Of special
interest to- temperance workers, pass.
es ~ the Twelfth legislative assem-
4 bly. ~ n.
81 Jul rs ystemma ttiic and Proper.
tlonate GiYing q paper y, by Mrs. Rose
Maurer. N
July fying conf erence, led
Il ~ Mrs. Mary Packard, Role ~
Rescue Of preventativ I've work which?
Il[rls Packard Oh estructiYe forces
IN the home Mrs. Hall. (cl Purity
work Il the public schools. Prot. ,. A,
Haig. 81
July Sc ne mel icinal use DC Al.
cohol, teaching the In TIE
home lel,.e Mrs, Mary Mel II
society, ffrs. ;;onnor. A1nong
physicians, Mrs. Hall.
July i IS ations 81 Mission.
s:sry and Temperan ayork. the lFea,
son and the EMethod d, 8 &. liirs wallace
Devils Lake: 3s
July s. Of the Field How
4: Shall We Meet Them General dis.
\; 3cussion. Plans lot 1912 institute q.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12
Ar TIL | |. |: /
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PITCHERS AND scATctiERS AL
81 I'd He ExclTEMEN IN sll pAA, f sEss
u; Fiji: ERAYs5WtTHP PET

E s.si NE
The artillery was the real dope Il.
SUNDAY onulg ati ion Of the ationals
h astime and not only did the boys On
the firing. line shine with except onal5
brillancy, but the receipt ion committee
made up Of 81 algrens was respon.syy
ssib1eS for all thesexcit ement at the new
bail pasture hen the Petersburg pill
Stossers were not given 5a$ glimpse ct.
reciprocity, but were nat down
vote Of on the nine ,s8
charges.
Home Run Caylor and III bble MankeE
were at their. best as Sve res the cigars.
hich they we're the reel pIants sof ssas.
"a result eir2: lroWess IA the diasS
5s m1rond. w home runs one by Caylor5
and the other ~ Halgrens VIII .nos5
doubt cause Manager F'oubert ~ move
the fence or$ else enlarge on his cigarr5j
case.
The season was inauge rated auspic-
iously and i've hundred fans ana fan
crimes were willing 70 boil out and
bray Old SOL VINO was out 3iin
B his Alliance 10 usher sin the season a q
which bids fair 90 be the best ever n, u
! kn ,, tos Devils Lake.
The game was late IA tarting owing
,ao the dslay 81 Blonde Sins arri wing 81 on
the scene of$ action. but II was only q
Few minutes after adyertise 5beginning
4 when George Chaffee who hand LED ID e the 81
indicator announced play ball and TIE lIe
h stun .Was. %.
Pstersbtl yvaa retired u one i 1'
sthrea order "a The. tirstI and then the e
\ Satanic salve ped lers began the swat.
s.senfest which M enS cornpl eted bowed
total Isl eight runs IA the Deyils,
Lake margi n. III was u ttaage
riglit on the part of5 Nelson county ].
8 .iads, Who all The regular nldlslide,
farnily reuni 90 and old settler picnic
BIZ ssisting With three errors Il llis
sttlle Lakers nabbe four bin gless ofl
andersen Dbl livery
tier The first ~ TORS were more IS
atsh ONO ana we'd lars y 1 ls
fan 81 tho llocal II: only nditig fol
q three more scores tsso of them home gee
runs d uring the halanee of The tray
i ]. Anderson who on slab was a
81 tribe cratic at the Junlps but tls ouaig'
SIS atar picIea ii 1, coli rag e and resembles
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12
| C 4 1
HON | FIGf /
DEVILS T. oFFERs \ FIELD FOR
5 uBERcULos ts 5FiGtiT SAYS M
Nj ~ DR. DA I'll L. q.

49,
- - alisy ana 10 VIII snow
u ne ely, snoW ne
% Y al ana 81 Wlii1ell YOU me
oisal saseer oi tne people itniI sucn
,aea conVeyed s3Dy l'r;s $t's III y
1870 ~ IAN On iosls ~ tae 4
usns.ssn Shu1cna aastt SUNDAY evening
80 ~ Il .A iioc = ltlons manly
t i.s snets' SHOWING new tne iInprsev.
W II ouf mstnoas conla De nsea ~
8 . ne 81 ed olsease:
Ws ~, ne asuggesuons onere 81
~ i nl WnlSn H earIlea oaI VIII lt9s
pten u II WolA III De gone 81 no e.51s
81. /. ~ Il s sl n'sta ssres lprs laDor lh
anqElI pFopF eaEe
z $500 ehis sly snt never ~ su 'E
~ ny sfeas calamlty e. g res tl, q
- u.ss s IL !:
/ sne year y ~ Illere we're o,oey
ueasns = tsor!h l'akola sag Ike, lsani
y. - nunDer 4Ao were ene sEespnis
~. s'lpe ic'1os ls.ss ~ .eauses 1or ne
~, 10 fittES
- 1850 ~ nose ssness vas iala oh
- plsseneaelveS ana s3especlaliy me as'
pfsxen.as,Ys g nome nome .3s::
go tts oui w lSte - l,ss 19I
A re atl sene eApsetoratlng IN on
~ - - us 81 - "a Sts' iSol
s. u. 49, nuse y 81 ~ salneienSty
$3.50 ~ 81 p.oue - s1s s Is tlellsle
= ~ ngns g a a' tuDercuiosis and ~
- areea snas proper ~ ana more care ~
eaAsn e enis l ~ n
4 ~ pfo.ecsion ohereo e. Dy ~ sa 81
49, ~ ol'el keps ifom sne pallor
uys snaues ahu 'pilhas lnE oroer toSsaVes
ene salpses ana r.lgs' was "a su tt'l
20 ne! sunllsnt ~ ana save n 'stn
Wsas uiseu y Dr' 'An ~ q s...l
~ s'uns' tne cla'lllii lnto one ?
$780, 1890 sanu pies, insseau "
M 80. q e 10y y nien ~ w ~
ne.e NJ eney are ny ~
4ltlY in - sf cltles' vas allol Us.
sugsss.pn one d
tall
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12

instead of where he ! had established
;a sanitarium This IL food for thought
SO Devils Lake as q result Of this and the
add dresses delivered In other churches
a. week ago.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12
Big ELEcTR + !, l. EI,siGlN 1, /.

..sS p: D " Gilbertson installed q large
electric sign IN front Of his furniture
store this week. II is without question,
the the ~ largest electric sign u the city
and and presents a yery metropo litan ap-
,pearance which looks progressive. sSs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-05-12

The akings ~ ttwirl III before the
climax Was cached.
Devils Lake played errprless ban.
accepting snurne rous chances which
were handled Ina egularS najor league
style. Only one II was allowed by
Caylor5 struck out i've Peters burgeelras
during his ave inning reign. while
IN Manke STRUCK but ffo,lr and allowed u
bingle during his rule Oh the mound.
Aside from the home runs and ascen-
sion o. Petersburg ii the frat the game
was free from Sspectac ulars peri or1nan-
sces and the fans scarcely had Eto clear
their threat "a Sof last winters; colds In
order "a make sufn ent Noise Id praise
of the aehiyements 81 the diamond
stars. Spike spantons globe trottera
Eof Graft "a viii be- On tie shelf fosr. next
SUNDAY the ffracas taking place 4 ct
the Walsh county seat, according To 10
present arrangemen its. 3s@}s
trhe Score Sunday: N I D. 5s5S Ss5
Petersburg so00O000Do D ~ S4 ii}$
RI Devils Lake sOo12o0Ox Ill S12 q a5:iis
Y Batter Devils ~ AXE Taylor, Man
Is and green's Ande rson
and Johnson, v ~ y VII 5ss 5t!lE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Little or TO interest was manifested IN
the market for outside securities, although
what little offerings appeared brought
a hout a reactlouary tendency The indus
trials were almost neglected Chicago Sub
wav selling down TO the previous low
record. American Tobacco on small deal
inge moved within a range OF . points.
United cigar after early weakness recOv-
cred Standard OH shares were steady.
Rubber was shade lower
I'm the bid IN the mining list renewed
pressure was shown In Kerr Lake. which
ran of 10 within an eighth OF the lowest
noint on record La Rose and Nipissing
ruled steady The copper issues were quiet
but generally steady IN sympathy with the
metal POrcupine stocks were irregular
Bonds were quiet and about unchanged
Detailed ouerafiOuS follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20

The latest daily report o. me M IA
Treasury shows customs receipt, 80 - AK
internal revenue. including corr ~ ',,,aktnz
SIPS. 80 and miscellaneous So. ioi' - rri
q total of S25l3. l35 ENpendituf ssne,
nary government account %. Y" 70 dsis
time were S,I06.9t0 For tnc ulouass ~ sai
ordinary receipts have been S9l~s.,.- IN
ordinary expenditures S432l. ~ ~. hap
fiscal year 20 date urdlnar' recs. h y,
been Sl92. @90.5S3. against Sif'.- DID, :,
SAM. time last wear while oIui nn.e...,roar,@
renditu-es have been S2i355. -, ~. ,r.erci
with S2ll. i50.O32 IN the currospoil1l''-- MOTT
~ 1910. the excess OF expenditure n y
ing 10 81 .e02 sac against au eAceS r,eht
perditures OF 81. 81. a year aso Me ~
ing Panama Canal account ana I-,,sltgrf
account. the excess of all eN.,.,ts =
over receipts since July Z. 1877. ai ll' h -
e cI5 800 comparing with "A dt"eN
preceding year Of SIS .66l.-io
sUB-TREASURY TRANSA, ~ - -
Tho local Sub-Treasurv was ...,-ssr :
New York Clearing House
the amount ~ S9N0al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20

MONEY MARKET Money on cali
opened ar 2ia per cent. highest 2ie per
cert, lowest. "a per cent: CLOSING, ~ per
cent. ruling rate, 22s per cent. Time money
was I'm light demand and brokers reported
am unusually small volume of business
Rates, 5i.H3i- per cent for sixty days. 81
ass per cent for ninety days 90 I'VE
months. 3aiH4 per cent for six months
Mercantile paper OF the highest grade was
scarce. but there was a fair supply OF
names nor So well known. and this met
with a light demand Rates fi2u5 per cent
for sixty and ninety DAYS bills receivable,
and choice four 10 six months single
names, 5N5ia per cent Tor others.
FOREIGN ENCHANGE.-The foreign ex-
change market opened steady with rates
virtually unchanged at 4.s6SoG4 $50 Tor
cables g. S66jfi 1900 for demand sterling.
4 63i0lfi $3.50 Tor sixty day bills and 4Sii20
46lA- for ninety day bills Short francs
were quoted ar 5l67s less l-52 and short
rCichsmarks at gi7s plus l-32. The market
was "a shade firmer in the afternoon with
rates un points to 4S70lS7o5 Tor cables.
Sf65Uf $500 for demand sterling and .3ioU
$3.50 for sixty DAYS bills. Short. francs
were quoted at 5165s less l-l6 and short
rcichsmarks az % l5-l6 less l-6I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Throughout the day the action OF United
states Steel common dominated the mar
ket on the Consolidated Exchange. TRAD
ers sold on the announcement that the
United States Steel Corporation PROPOSED
10 cancel the lease Of the Hill ore lands'
and when the stock touched low price
on the New York Stock Exchange or o''s
toward tine close Of the first hour trans
actions tOtalling 40 shares In lpl ana -H-
share lots were made rs low as Jtia on
the Consolidated floor. The highest touched
on the sharp recovery Of the late afternoon
was 597s compared with a high on the
ether board of g. The trading list ON
bracad fOrtv-ona different stocks. There
was active odd lot dealings I'M Great North
eru ore on the decline Detailed operations
FaIfT~t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20

DOMESTIC ENCHANGE.-Bos Dc
discount; Chicago. par. New Orleans COM
merclal SOC discount, bank 8 premium. st
Louis, buying 3-l6c discount selling par
Minneapolis. Poe premium Charleston. buy
iug par. selling Lie per cent premium san
Francisco, sight 2l-c telegraph BE-.
BANK ILEARINGS - New York. ex-
changes. s3a5 81. 81 balances 81 SOS 80. Bos-
ton. exchanges S7.96.7s7 balances. s.g",-
Nd Baltimore. exchanges S7l3.2S0. balances
800 NJ. chicago. exchanges S20i5,e0 bal
ances. i2.s3l7i7
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
yer. 5ic Mexican silver dollars, ioc bar
silver In London closed az 2i7sd
GOLD PREMIUM In Madrid g. LIS
bon. Q
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican eA-
change on New York Is quoted a. NIX
FEDERAL TREASURY OPERATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
ROCKWELL-POOR COMPANY. a domestic
corporation having its principal business Office in
the Borough Of Manhattan. in the city County
and State OF New York. will apply. by its petit
tion. duly verified the 4th day OF October. 1911.
20 the Supreme Court Of the state Of New York
at a Special Term. Part II. thereof 10 be held
a. the County Court House in the Borough OF
Manhattan OF The City OF New York, ~ the
Both DAY Of October 1911. al 1890 o'Llcck in
the forenoon OF that day, or as soon thereafter
counsel be heard. for order authorizing
said corporation 10 change It's corporate name 10
CHARLES L. POOR COMPANY.
Dated. New York. October 4th. 1911.
EOCKWELI~POOR COMPANY.
BY CHARLES l. POOR. President.
COMING WHITE g. WAIT. ESQS.. Attorneys
for Rockwell-Poor Company. Office and p 0.
Address. 40 Wall street. Borough OF Man
haitian, The CITY Of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London, Oct. l9-The weekly return OF
the Bank Of England shows the following
changes: Total reserve decreased $4,000.
circulation decreased f5ll,Oco. bullion de-
creased 1888 600, other securities decreased
t53.eo0 other deposits decreased $4,000.
public deposits increased f2S4,000. govern
ment securities decreased 100000 The pro-
portion Of the banks reserve TO liabilities
s. now 02.4 per cent, against 5l-90 per cent
EAST week, and compares with decline
from 5l.90 per cent 10 4G% per cent in this
week last year The rate OF discount Is
unchanged at per cent.
The clearugs through the London banks
for the week were fzsi ,0o0.o90. against Goa
$4,000 IN this week last year
Paris. oct 19-The weekly return Of the
Bank Of France shows the following
changes. Notes In circulation decreased
2s175.0o francs Treasury deposits I'm
creased 79s5oO00 francs. general deposits
increased 5.225.0o0 francs. gold on hand in
creased 2s75.Co0 francs bills discounted In
creased Sss25 90 francs, advances decreased
$3.50 90 francs The stock OF gold Is now
g. l43.75S. 90 francs. against 33is 900 francs
last wear and the stock OF silver Is S2s.5A2,-
or ssncs. compared With s4i,525,ooo francs
last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following We're the .ast 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, 1911-10-20
RAILROAD.
caE0 SUD.
MINING.
BONDS.

81 Ouo y ys city AS. 1O3 lo3 ll3 Jog
.7.Oo0 y Y WE 4iss 97's 9Ie' His 9,,
$3.50 CIV IRAN 4s o@t "-a Va y ,
.na- Inns .sa-Is cont. -cr STAR -Nen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY $50 Colo LOAN OF 1901
MATURING NOVEMBER |, 1916
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
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Pine streefl
Name. MsiuflIA. TAT Ilfld.
Atlantic Coast Line % r. 1911 H.. - -
D q q T. 4-44 e.. lolD-.@t ...-..-. ~ a.
central of Georgia 4is-5 p e.. lpli-'lT. =. a.
central n r OF J p G.. lSll-.iI ---. ~
t-re.apsake a. onto : D e.. 1911 H. - ~
Chf,ago 4 Alton - 40 b c. pil-lo. "a
g.h'..Iso A East 900 4i--5 % RI. i0li-'1T. - "a
e. Il q q 4fs-G p %. 1911 H.. "a "a
Gin Ham Z, Day 49, r.. 1911 =. ... - ~
Delaware a. Hudson 4 = e.. 1872 ...- "a 4.
Erie $3.50 D e.. BILE. ............ "a
Hooking Valley 49, f.. 1911 Is. "a
HuIson a Manhattan e. 1911 10 81 -.
n e. ~ q NJ - p c. 1911 L.. "a
Kansas Ciiy south ~ p e.. 1911 10. "a
i~high Val T. r 4-4is p e. 1911 IS. 80 a.
Missouri pacinc = c lPll- II ......... 81 49,
Mobile a ONO = e.. lHli- ~ ..... "a
\ = Central Lines . r.. leil-2. .... "a -.
Norfolk a Western C. 1911 rs ... a. ~
peuusrivGlis Gl1-4 r. lHli IT,. "a 4.
81 l. a r. 4-4ls-5 r.. lHll-.lI .... 50 a.
10 guar A 4 r p RI 1911 IL. a.
-osboard fir Line 4i--b p e. l0il- II 3 "a
southern Iy 3is-4-4'a e. 1911 81. ~ a.
Nrainian RAW a. 5 p g., ipll-l9 .. 81 "a
Wabash railroad 4's-6 r.. lgil-2i .. 50 -
wheeling a / Z 4'4-5 C. ioll-22 D.. 5's AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
AMALGAMATED CoPPER COMPANY.

= BrOaUWay, NcN YORK, OCT. ~. WI
Al meeting OF the Directors OF the Anal
gamated Copper Company a dividend Of one
half OF one per Cent = Of loc) was declared.
payable November 27th. 1911. 20 stockholders
OF record on the books Of the Company as OF
10 o'clock noon. October 2Sth. 1911.
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