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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-09-28

l black Percheron mare, in foal, coming 4,
W.T. about 1900
l black Percheron Colt, mos oid
Bay Gelding W.T. about 1900 Gray Geld
ing, W.T. about 1200-good work team
l New mich Jersey cow, calf by side
l red part Jersey, cow fresh about 2 mos
| - Jersey heifer fresh mo.
l gray Durham cow fresh 4 mo.
thoroughbred Duroc brood sows
| Duroc Boar Poland China brood SOW
80 thoroughbred pigs, weeks old
50 good grade breeding ewes
l full-blood Shropshire ram
sets double work harness . wagons
l beet rack l pair bobsleighs
! combination beet rack and stock rack
walking p!ows Gale foot lift gang pillow
drags, Mccormick, mower, hay rake, ted
der, keystone side delivery, Osborn pushbar
hay loader, Deering grn binder nearly new,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-09-28
Veru's
Vacation

Il intended TO stay the week end,
but remained a month" said Vera.
"A month";" echoed Corrine.
Yes: mother forwarded my trunk"
Were you well acquainted at the
hotel?"
Didn't know a soul, excepting my
cousin. who introduced me upon my
arrival to five girls and one fellow.
That fellow was simply crazy about
tennis, golf and launching"
did you have your MILDLY blouses
with your"
"Of course. / could see myself sail
ing already, when he grasped my
hand. saying Goodbye, hope we meet
again. l must hustle. as my train
leaves In five minutes"
THAT evening while waiting at the
desk for some mail | did not expect,
l met Mr.. Evers. We stepped out on
the porch and talked about sororities
and fraternities until l was hoarse.
Never before or since have / been SO
radiant. Just as / was trying to
make my eyes not behave, he said:
- yOu pioy biiu6C, my WIG anu
would be delighted to have you join
u.s.. But | wasn't keen about it and
begged to be excused as felt chilled"
Another young man would sit on
the beach glancing admiringly at my
stunning bathing suit. Once when /
dropped my handkerchief, accidentally
on purpose, he picked it up. Thank
you kindly | said. Can you beat it?
Taking an ear trumpet from his peck
ct he explained that he was stone
deaf"
How tragic" interrupted Corrine.
Weren't there any eligibles?"
There was one prosperous, well
groomed athletic person, who was re-
Gently imported from France and
couldn't converse in English"
81 thought you studied French?"
Certainly but all could remember
was 'Je vous Anne and Tres bien.'"
Did you like the hotel?"
"Oh who wouldn't? Printed menu
and finger bowls three times a day.
Besides, the old ladies sat on the YER
anda, rocking and knocking, added
zest to the visit.
Il forgot about Mr.. Wilson, who es-
corted me to a dance across the bay.
Upon entering the hall he said, 4
don't dance"
Exciting; did you decorate the
wall?"
Until | met a young man who was
devotion itself. saw his constantly
after that. The money he spent on
candy and fowers,"
You're too particular, Vera. What
was the trouble with him."
THE trouble was a case of mistak.
en- identity. He mistook me for my
cousin, Vera Carter, who is heiress to
a couple of millions. suppose he
works year to make a splurge for
a few days"
Another day a Mr. Johnston invit-
ed me to go automobiling Everything
was ideal until we had a puncture.
Tie village was five milf away. We
had to sit in the broilinl sun for four
hours, as Mr.. Johnston protested he
could not walk because he was sub
ject to epileptic fits and had to be
careful"
ITS a wonder you stayed away so
long"
"Oh, there was a bachelor about so
years old with loads of money"
"Vera!" declared Corrine in sur
prise. You couldn't care for an old
man like that?"
NO, because he was damaged. Had
lost his right arm in an accident. But
| was courteous to him because he ex-
pected his nephew home from Europe
soon"
Il suppose you never saw the
nephew"
Indeed | have. I've seen him every
evening since | came back and his
uncle is going to be my uncle"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-09-28
NOTICE.

Owing to the high price OF feed.
we, the undersigned will charge the
following prices after October 1st:
Single horse to hay. zoe
Team to hay. Observation-Disclosures. zoe
Single horse, all night and hay 35c
Team, all night and hay......6Oc
J. B. HICOK & SON
BROWN & DUNKLE.
A. L. EICHER.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-09-28
TO OUR READERS.

On and after this date all Cards OF
Thanks and Resolutions of Respect
will be charged for at the rate of Ave
cents per line per insertion.
THE ALMA JOURNAL.
THE ALMA RECORD.
Dated July 6. 1911.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-09-28
Gift and Advertisement.

In the custom of the orient. James
J. Hill, who has such important COM
mercial relations in China, sends Ore
gon and Washington apples for his
holiday gifts to Chinese friends.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-09-28

single buggy, new, good surrey, roller, beet
litter, beet forks, hay forks, new bean puller,
hay rope Slingspulleys beetcultivator, riding
cutivator, five-tooth cultivators cauldron
kettle, axes, saws, corn shelter, Hurst wheel
barrow garden or tree spray Ell, wheelbarrow,
barrel churn, hoes, 2 good grass seeders,
weeder, corn planter, pairing machine large
size, clover leaf manurespreader nearlynew,
stack bean pods from % acres, "a feet ex-
tension ladder, 60 rds new woven wire fence
never mwound, some second hand wire
fence, some cedar fence posts, incubator and
brooder, Sharples separator, freezer,
milk safe, steel range. heating stove, dining
table, kitchen table, stand, set dining chairs,
2 rocking chairs, 2 iron beds, oak bed, 2
mattresses, 2 prs springs, chiffonier, hand
saws, plane, chissel, brace and bits, wagon
jack, riviting machine, 3 milk cans, shotgun,
grindstone. Other articles not mentioned
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-09-28
The Kind.

I'm afraid the royalists of Portugal
will have hard work to land the young
king back on the throne"
Hard work. It will be regular Man
uel labor"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-09-28
Don't Let the Gates Drao.

Keep the gates fixed up. A gate
that says out of place or drags on the
ground wastes lot OF your time dur.
ing the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-09
SUIT RECALLS 1907 PANIC
Otto Heinze & Co. Assignee Seeks
S526.OOO in Securities.

FecoHections Of the panic IF 1907 wee
y, we'd vesterdav iD the United states
Crciit Court AZ trial before Judge Platt
q the suit brought by the Western De-
,'o7ment Company against John W Nc
v-Bon a. agent for the shareholders OF
p, NarouaI Bank II North America. for
o. -scoverv OF $4,000
T,,rlaintiff is assignee Of the bankrupt
I'm OF otto Heinze & Co. and IS
r-. for the recovery Of two patches Of
..c7-ties which are said 10 have been de-
posted w,th the bank AZ collateral for
fas Otto Heirze was a witness yester-
cay and his two brothers were present
90 court
otto Heiuzo said ina. Charles ". Morse,
ten ice-presideut Of the National Bank
q North America. had agreed TO a loan by
tat Institution 20 him Of $4,000. and
,1sreurou the collateral vas sent 70 the
tsnk Heinza testified tha. he never re-
oe.yel the money. although the bank kept
no collateral Tie losn was agreed upon,
ie said o. "a midnight conference with
Charles q Barnev and others al the Morse
ttEe on the night of sunday october l0'
~ % short time before Barney's death.
There was 4 revival Of the ACCUSATIONS
Wien r ST. Buelewal. counsel for the
Western DEVELOPMENT Company. asserted
ust Otto Heirze d 60. had lost -
'hes through TIE acts OF others. lie
'ad thar the books Of the Mercantile Ma
toi8l Bank. u which + Augustus Heinze
was president had been juggled with and
fiT.os had been "a lsifeQ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-09
TRUMBULL LIMITS AFFAIRS
Resigns from Frisco Boards
Will Go. to Europe Soon.

Frank Trumbull, who has for many years
been associated with Edwin Hawley in the
management OF various railways and be-
came director with him OF the St Louis
4 San Francisco Railroad Company about
year and half ago. when the Frisco
separated from the Rock Island system. re
tired from the Frisco board about six
weeks ago, It became known yesterday, and
since then has resigned as a director of the
Chicago x Eastern Illinois. the Evansville
& Terre Haute the Kansas City. Fort Scott
& Memphis and the Kansas City, Memphis
& Birmingham. all subsidiaries OF the
Frisco. O. S. Lyford was elected TO succeed
him on the Chicago & Eastern Illinois
board on Wednesday
Mr.. Trumbull said yesterday that his re-
tirement from the Frisco directorates had
been influenced by no other consideration
than his desire TO concentrate upon his
more important duties He Is chairman Of
the board OF the Chesapeake & Ohio. a d.
rector of the Missouri. Kansas & Texas.
in the management OF which he takes an
active part, and a director OF the Iowa
Central and the Minneapolis & St. Louis.
all Hawley roads. He started his railroad
career in the employ of the Missouri, Kan
sas & Texas as a boy OF fifteen in 1874.
Mr. Trumbull intends TO sail for Europe on
June 9s. on the new White Star liner Olym-
pic. which will leave this port on that day
on her first eastward trip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-09
no ACTION ON DIVIDEND
Directors Of Denver & Rio Grande Let
Matter Go Over.

Directors o. the Denver & Rio Grande
Railroad met yesterday but took no action
% tho preferred dividend. announcement
eng made after the meeting that the
q1es'ion ~ declaring the usual semi-annGal
'a'e ~ - per cent would not be taken
70 until next TUESDAY. in order 90 afford
'uf'Aer opportunity for bankers Identified
VIII the property 10 consider the wisdom
q maintaining payments on the 8 per cent
Following the meeting George J Gould
sae mat fhe comnany's earnings for the
s-Ieai fiscal wear probably would fall
."'n s-ton to s.o.e-' short Of dividend re-
ments. The decision regarding fur
dividends m the immediate future ap-
tallr rests entirely with Speycr q 60;
81 b'air q co.. Who are the financial
=. 'sers % the Gould roads r. L. Marston,
D gan q Co.. SIS q director q the Denver
Z 10 G.anGe
NE director, OF the Baltimore & Ohio
~ lei yesterday without acting on the
mnmon stock dividend contrary 10 the
rp,lptctsrons ~ Wall Street. Action was
hs''pned for ono month. when IL Is be
80 Inc regular seuli-annual per cent
vi DO declared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York June :. 1911.
BFEyES-Receipts 100 cars. or lI3n mead
live cattle Feeling steady. Dressed beef In
good demand ~ sA " Toe. No later cables
CAINES-Receip i4j head. Including 20
FOR the market. Feeling firm. but trade Inn
ted for lack 81 stock Fairly good yeals sold
AT 50 - per 100 N. no strictly priri. or choice
offered Dressed calves nrm az l2is q &c, with
selected carcasses selling UP 20 10 nc, coun-
try dressed calves strong az sTl3c.
Sales Judd y Co. IS veals ST III aver
ago. 50 - per 100 III. cuii- lo5 -: s. 50
B " Otis & 90. yesterday III yeals i5s
IN 81 30. 80. i3o II. 80 % 3. 1873 10. 81 Is. -.
i3e 10. 81 culls. loS N. 81
" r. iIume yesterday % yeals. ~ h:
s sg 20, nj Isl II. So. rs. III III. sST5
NcIson 4 McCabe yesterday. % vesls i4s
10. 50 51: 90. Tor ID. 80: 80. l3l III: IS 20: 2.
20 II. s. a. I24 III, 81. buttermilks. $50 10.
andrew Mullen yesterday, 10 veals lis
III 50 SO. 2. $50 H. 81. . II. IN. SIS I. 10 10.
81 50. , buttermiiks 155 III. so.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts. 2Tis cars
or I'ois head Including ifis cars for the mar
k ss., s Tnp .the snGersrades weak he
pens were not quite cleared Common 20 prime
sheep sold az ~ eodst rs per 700 ID; ordinary
to prime lambs AZ 81 25d So 80: culls' 81 a
Dressed mutton hrm az siz NJ lOi.c. dressed
lambs in fair demand AT ia nc. with general
sales az i5ni8c
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: 2aa Vir-
III 10 IN. IS 80. 267, 81 III. IS as $50 az 10,
as - 30. 60 III. 81. ia Kentucky. y III. So.
a55 Gi III 81 %. 30 virginia cullS 81 N. So
a. Kentucky warnings. 90 III: 81 80, 80 sheep.
81 *. Il. Too III. 81 buck. 1870 N. Sc 30
Tohin shannon 2tT Virginia lambs ss
10 60 SO. 2f0 81 II. 1925
Newton & Co. 2e5 virginia lambs. a. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-09
EXPOHIS,


New York June 9 1911.
GRAIN HEAT-Longs were nervous and
there was heavy liquidation. resulting IN an
early decline OF more than cent a bushel'
Foreign markets were lower. and reports from
crop outlook, harvesting being reported as far
north as Kansas. with every indication that
1t will he quite general By the beginning oil
next week Late IN the day the market re-
gained part of the loss closing AZ net de-
cline OF s. n &c. The government report pup
lished aftei the close NJ the market made me
condition Of winter wheat 500 per cent. conf
pared With Sf.i last month and SO year ago,
This indicated total Yield or fi'"l2,'ou
month ago or 4N932"VO0. spring wneat con
dillon w9s "a o. compared with 02.s last yeat'
and on me acreage sioen 9o 900 ao o.ogo ahe 81,
aggT. gate Weld Of both winter and spring ~
I64.2Sj. 900 bushels. compared with a final crop
last year of 60J.4i3,000 on first consderi-
ton the report considered rather bullisn
and prices IN the curb: advanced a q &c, M,
later sn-ged Of 70 tho closing lsvel. while
privileges IN chicago were about cent lower.
40 red. oIc elevator and 9Sc T b ar oat'
No Northern Duluth, 81 o6ss o b afoat.
CORN-Easier most ~ the dsy declining y y
&c a hushel. on tho decline there was e
neWed buying and the market closed at net
unchanged to sc lower The Michigan state
report made the condition 81. against 81 last
year. md placed tho acreage at 30 per cent -
tho average Export sales. , loads az New
York. Export new No >. CT nc b afoat.
DATS-Prices made moderate rally at the
close. With final figures net unchanged 20 &c
lower. The government report made the con
ditlon so compared with 81 last year, which
on tho acreage ~ 81. go O00 indicated a total
crop % o764c5 900. compared with a fnIl
crop last year Of i.126 res. 600. cash oats.
STANDARD white. i3i-c: 50 .. 44c. No 3 43c'
meut report made the condition ss6, compared
with 90 last month and 906 last ear. The
Indicated weld was 3li2l ooo bushels. COM
pared with final last year ~ 80, $4,000
BARLEY-Dull. mailing. 90 0Jc c Buffalo
The government report made the condition
90 =. against 500 last year. and indicated
70 al Of a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-09
OBJECT TO BUILDING CODE
@syor Tells Committee He Won I Sign
Any Unjust Measure.

,,''''F Gaynor Yesterday told a committee
IS had come % protest against the pro-
0ns Of the proposed new building code
s lit should De passed by the Board Of
7'len he would obtain the opinions Of
'lps experts before attempting 20 Judge
n.,yt one thing no was sure. that was
,ss ee would not sign any code that
az s 70 discriminate uniustly against
n A.hc Of building material
te,-s .ommittee that waited on the Mayor
'be 10 u Irving r. Bush. president OF
slsn Terminal Company. John Ar
hi. n. me coffee and sugar man. Benia-
..slef Norris. % La Fargo u Morris,
G Tncts Albert Oliver. manufacture. H.
PAN of the Turner Construction Com
sfE ana William n Beach. OF the legls-
cern,,. oaimitfee OF the American Portland
sen, =, Hdnuftciurers' AssOCiatiOp They
E!scr,,c.G protest against what they consider
aO1' 'i, ~ Ration against concrete construc-
an lie propOsed>rode
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-09
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool. June S-wHEAT-spot sisadvi
No Manitoba. - > Ill. futures STEADY. July,
ss lais 4: October "a %. CORN-Spei Es~
American mixed. no stock: Old. quiet. IS &C;
new American. kiln dried. easy. ia 9izd fut-
ures quiet. July az "a G september. - 10 sd
FLOUR -Winter patents, us. HOPS IN Lon
don Pacific COAST. - $50 % lbs BEEF
Extra India mess. s6s 81. PoRK-Prtrns
n SIS Western. TGs I'd HAMS-Short cut. s4s.
B.CON-Cumberland cut SIS 81 clear bellies
52s sd long clear middles light. 55s heavy
EiS. short clear backs. Ias sHOCLDERs-
square as I.APD-Prime Western, tiercss.
Ais I'd: American refined. pals. 42s 80.
CHEESE-Canadian finest white snd ccicreds
new. 5is; white. Old, COS eolored no stock.
RI-TTER-C;ood United states. s2s TCR-
PENTINE-spirits. SIS. ROstN-cornon'
les 81. PETROLEUM -Rsfned. $50 LIN
cr'rD OF. 4G< - FOTToNSEED OIL
Hun refined spot 2Ts Sd TALiow-Aus-
tralian IN London, 32s 90.
London. June S.-sUGAR-Rsw centrifugal.
lis ID. muscovado los Sd beet. June ios
SD LrNSEED-Calcutta. June July SOS ID
rfNSEFD OIL. l2s SPERM OIL. ia los.
PETROLEUM American refined. y. spir-
is Gi.d RPENTINE- SPIRITS ass I'D
ROSIN-American strained. f6s Sd; fine, iss
Nntwerp. June s.-PETROJErM. 10 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-09
RUMOR OF TOBACCO DEAL
United Cigar Stores Go. Not to
Take Americans Subsidiaries.

George J. Wheiau. president Of the
r-ri,ad cssar stores Company, denied a
,srort circulated yesterday afternoon that
his COMPANY would take over the hold
,-.s Of all the American Tobacco COM
rarvs subsidiaries for the purpose OF ef-
f..,inz A reorganization OF that concern.
There &c no truth in the story at all
sad Nr Whe'an such a step has never
even ieen suggested. and fail 10 see
how TIE report started.
ne report declared that the sixty-hve
concerns which compose the American To-
taeco Company would bo replaced by one
manufacturing and selling company, Tor
which purpose the United cigar stores
e,rital stock o. N0oo0ooo woald oe in
creased 20 compare with the present capt
,,l Of SoN0.oo0 common and "0HNo pre-
fsrred stock % the original combinauor
TIE plan, II added. was said 20 have the
aproyal Of the federal authorities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-09
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Following a display OF strength in the
forenoon the market on the Consolidated
Txchange gradually sagged with consid-
cradle weakness developing I'm the late
rternoon following the publication of the
government crop report. The break in
Ibnyer & Rio Grande earlier had attracted
a good deal OF attention. and resulted in
some selling elsewhere in the lis, The
forenoon advance was accompanied by
large buying for the account OF both com
mission houses and room traders. and While
IL invited heavy profit taking such was
,rc demand that relative frmness was i'm
parted compared with the price level on
The New York Stock Exchange A number
of the leading stocks recorded high prices
which were above the other boards top
figures Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-09

Spot quiet. with prices 10 points lower ~
Is -5c FOR middling upland Liverpool cables
enof neglected. saies 1000 bales speculation
and EXPORT 200. American. 1000. imports. 100.
none American. midilins upland. Sid. futures
0ucucd STEADY az -nGtz points decline c'otal
steady 1919 points lower. June. : I'D; July
August : gid: August september. $50 I'D: ser
fenIber- October : SOD. October November, ItJI;
Noyember-D December TO9ied. December Januly
and IaDuary-Fenruarv. 707i=d February March,
: OSd. March-April. 1000.
COFFEE-Moderateiy active and a com-
pardtive.y small volume of business There
was q steadicr feeling early and prices worked
IN on huving inspired hy hrmness abroad
where Havre showed an advance Of j.. 20 =
franc and Hamburg was unchanged 20 y
pfonufq higher Late In the day the market
sacgcd OF a Ilttle closing at net unchanged
10 q points higher. sales. $500 bags Cosl
and frofeht offers from Brazil were unch anged
10 about 20 points advance. santos is. l2t0V
J. pee but BUYERS and sellers We're apart
r(r1z lillian markets steady. Rio unchanged,
ard santos - reis o. 80 res higher spot IN
active but steady on the basis Of l-Sc Tor
RIO No Local contract prices
Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-09

FLOUR AND MEAL-Very inactive. Spring
81 ~. winter patents. 81 2OG 81 90. spring
clears SO S5ffs4 90. extra No winter 81 40
n So 90. extra so 2 winter. 81 258$3 So Kan
sag stralghts 81 - n 81 40. fancy spring pat
euts S8iIqSG31 RYE FLOUR-Steady. fair
90 good - sjd 50 10. choice 20 fancy, 81 % q
- 81. CORNMEAI--klln dried. 50 10 BAG
WFAI-Steady. hno white ana yellow. 81 loW
Spring. So iOa S93 j; standard middlins
81 90 aoar do 81 30 red DOG; g., 90 co. s' y
=, s1s. red dog SIS. hominy chop. So - bulk,
50 - sacks oilmeal. $50 90 s34
PRONI~iO>>-Dpened steady on tie hog
nova hut lard and ribs eased or. while pork
Vas arm. with small offerings PORk-Quiet
mess. SIR 75asls. family. sl9psi9 80; short
clear. ST. - Z ST. BEEF-steady. mess SIG
s125 family. sl3Hsi3 30: packet Sl= a9a
Ss3. extra India mess. $40 sou $50. BEEF
H0GS-Steady. oecon.. sc: $50 H. sac. 100
H. gt.c: 40 III. 9isc. pigs. 9tc. CUT MEATS
Pickled bellies. 10 To- t2l- l3c. II ID. llc. -
quiet. city. 90. country. - u &c. LARD
steady. middle West. $50 a zoe, city, &c;
refined. south America . zoe; Continent $ Csc
sTEARINE-Quiet at 81, n sac: city lard. 10
SUGAR Refined steady. STANDARD granu-
lated 5c net less . per cent cash AZ London
beet sugar quiet with near months un-
changed. but August went on sd. June ~.
ally raw quiet and unchanged centrifugal. 90
est . s9c. muscONado, ~ test. S3gc and mo-
isesos sugar. CO test. lic.
RICE-steady. but business was moderate.
WTTAIs-COPPER-st quiet. spot.
Irne July August aad September. y >5n
- csc London nru SPOT. f55 lss ID fSture-.
f5g M. Lake 1880 - soc. electroyti4 - -
n 10 q f,c. casting 1f.s7i. n t2.l2hc. FIN
r'nseftteG. spot. 1870 p -. soc. June. " joH
a. soc July. 420435oc. August. il.5o "a ". J0c; .
Sentenhcr al u &c London strong spot
far.. futures. tloo. LEAD-Quiet. 4 10 n 4 soc
Tew york flTia Tf22tsc East 81 Louis
I.ondcr. fr3 IS FL. sPELrER-ouict. $50 .
: 900 New YORK. 5000 525c East So Louis
ondon. ga los. ANrIMoNY-Dull. Cook
so,,'s pc IRON-Clevcland warrants s6s in
london Locally quiet. No I foundry North
eru 40 I southern AMI no / Southern soft.
sl54sI5 80. 30 . foundry Northern. Sl4 1870
So ~
NOIAssE~ md sYRUPs--Syrups steady
bat ouiet Molassea quiet and unchanged
NAVAL STORES spirits turpentine easy
here ont firm M Savannah R0sin 10 points
lover Tar. easy and unchanged SPIRITS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-09
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

1o,3,, r,,pc s-T-ie weekly return OF the
Rank Of England shows the following
c|aUros. ,TotaI reserve increased t3JON :;
circulation decreased f2SLo2Q. bullion dc,
I,oa.cI ,9,t IN. other securities decreased
500 30 ttcr dcnosits decreased ujlOlJ;
,i56lir dcnosits decreased si540S7: Govern
i,'a,,+ sor,,rities unchanged The proportion
Of the banks reserve to liabilities Is now
$50 per cent. against 3l.D per cent , lass
~. ner cent 10 81. per cent in this "eek
iast vear The rate OF discount Is UNI
L.. - cleared through the London
bsrte for tho week aggregated t2Sl o0'o 1
againe, f907 10000 last week and i-@'-'''oo
I'M this week last year
paric. June s-The weekly return Of me
PAM, ~ France shows the foll0winlg;
changes Gold on hand decreased i'S 55l ool
francs; silver on hand Increased t'--'''O'
francs.