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Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-24
Triekinq the Bobby.

\ Dublin eccentric a short time ago entered a purveyor's shop and bought a ham. Having paid for his purchase. he requested that lt should be hung outside the shop door. saying that he would call back for it.
 The customer then paced up and down outside the shop till a policeman came in sight. and just as the man in blue caught his eye he grabbed the ham and boiled.
 The constable. however. soon collar ed the thief. as he thought. and hauled him back to the shop. Having explain ed the nature of the alleged crime Co the shop assistant. he asked the latter 10 charge the offender.
 But" said the assistant as ne real ized the joke. its his own ham He was quite at liberty to take it in any circumstances he chOse."-Tit-B Bits.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-24
Riahtsous lndianation.

''So you want a divorce. do you:'' said the lawyer. peering over bis glass es at the worried little man in front of him.
 Yes. sir. I've stood just about all can. My wife's turned suffragette and she Is never at home"
 Tt is a pretty serious thing to break up a family. you know. Don't you think you had better try to make the best Of it for awhile? Perhaps 1t is only a passing fad"
 That's what have been doing. but there are some things a man can't stand I don't mind the cooking. and I haven't kicked on washing the dishes but l do draw the line at running pink ribbons in my niEhtshiTt to try to fool the children. Success Magazine.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-24
TALKING CHICKENS?
 \ GLOBE ROMANCE
tGlobe Silver Belt)

4 we'll known local breeder of chickens who has been successful in the raising of crOwless rOosters has just brought forward his latest discovery in ''chickendom- It consists of talking chickens. This invention
 claims will revolutionize the live chicken market. No longer will peo- pie get stung" with a four year old hen or rooster when they think they are getting a tender spring chicken. For by purchasing a book let which he has prepared on chick en talk any one may become thor oBghly familiar with the language in two lessons so that he will be able to talk to the prospective chicken and find the real age and pedigree The different cackles of the hen have different meanings the inventor says.
 This breeder jokingly tells of his attempting 10 sell a hen the other day to a friend who had recently purchased his book At the time the inventor did not think he had sufii- cientIy mastered the intricacies oi the chicken tongue to get wise
 Imagine my astonishment, said the inventor. when this hen. which } had represented as being a sprins chicken told him she was no spring chicken but remembered way back before the days of incubators, when 10 be @ chicken meant something. But now, said she, all IS changed and it's every chicken for himself or herself as the case may be Tie chicken of today she said has no respect for father or mother 1T it can grow lue feathers and keep its crop if is satisfied
 T still have that hen continued tho breeder. she sure did give me avsy."
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-24
BOY CONFESSES ID MURDER;
 WRONG MAN HAS LIFE TERM
Harry Jose Convicted of Killing Chiqua Near Globe Year Ago Is innocent, According to Latest Deve-
 opmentS in the Case

GLOBE, June S3-One person al ready has been arrested and a war rant Is out for the arrest Of anoih her, on charges of rau-dering Rex Chi Quita- an Apache Indian. for the kIIl- ing 0f whom Harry Jose. a young Aapache of Globe. is now serving a life sentence in the territorial eni- tentiaTR s1 Florence
 Frank Owen. eighteen years old, sen ef Mrs. Dan Maben. formerly cf Globe, is under arrest at WiBkelnsD. AT1z.. and officers are seeking Virgil Hayes, aged 19. who is supposed 10 he near Silver City. New Mexico, on warrants charging them with Chiqui- ta's murder.
 According to the officers, yodng Owen has confessed that he and Hayes killed Chiquita in self detense near the Waterworks in Globe on the night of June 22. 1910.
 Virgil Hayes is the son of V. c. Hayes a well to do and highly re- spected cattleman of Globe. Frank Owen will be brought to this city from Wnkeiman
 Reported Confession.
 According to Owens reported con- fession- he and young Hayes were a. tackled hy a party Of drunken indians and Chiquita Sas killed in self de fense
 r. is reported in Globe that Govern or Sloan has ben interested in the in- VestigatioR Of the alleged confession Of Owen and also 1t is said hat inc federal government is taking steps to- ward the liberation of Harry Jose. who being an Indian is ward Of the government. Interesting developments in connection with the case are hiuted at
 Rex Chiquita vas killed by a shot tEom a rifle the night Of June %, 1910, near the Globe city water works. liar ry- Jose and Juan Walters, known as Juan Rawhide. Apache Indians. were charged with the killing. At their pre- imfnary' hearing Judge Thomas releas- ed the prisoners on their own recog- HiZance
 At the trial last November. Indians vfo were with Chiquita the night of the killing. testified that two men rid ing on one horse committed the crime after e quarrel with ChiQuita. The Indian witnesses at the trial Identified Harry Jose and Juan Rawhide as the siaTers. The flry,' however, acquitted
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-24
BILLING AND coolNG.

NN the days when was woolng All my time was spent in coOing- ~ CoOing biissfUiiy.
 First she cooed and then cooed As the love chase we pursued In happy. dreamy mood. Ne'er a coo from sweet Babette But by me was promptly met
 Cheerily. Now we're wed. and stead of trilling Little coos we twain are billing
 Billing constantly. First bili. and then she bills Bills for grocers, bills for pills. Ice and bonnets. duds and frilis. Ne'er a bill from sweet Babette But must be insianter met.
 Woe is me, There's no joy without its sorrow. No today without its morrow
 With it's pain. Yet with all the woes of billing. With results so bad and chilling And the debt chase swift and killing. When Babette doth call me to it am ready still to coo it
 All again.
 Smart Set
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-24
e,-.l.aioh nf caviar-

The real Russian caviar is the besty Cut moist bread in slices rather thin s7d dress with butter. a little cream cheese and a coating Of Russian ca- viar. Serve the sandwiches in small shapes. for they are intended as a rel ish or appetizer and not 10 serve as course
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-24
nnn.s .n.--- ---r.-..

Save tbe manure caryiIar. lt docs not belong to you. It belongs to t1e land. and. while he who makes ihe two grass blades grow has been called a public benefactor. surely he who makes the growing of the one barely possible is an enemy of the state in that he is undermining the foundation of the public well being-the fruitful ness of the land
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-24
Rss.orina sIaek Marble.

When a black marble clock becomes dull and smeared looking try rubbing it over with olive oil and afterward rub well with a soft dnster. This quite restores the polish.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-24
Danaerous.

Wont you try a piece of my wife's angel cakeFr
 "V-iH it make an angel of meT7 "Thar win depend on the kind of life you have led ''-HOuston Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-24

The women's clubs in Colorado have started a movement to nomi- nate Mrs. Sarah P1att Decker for United States senator
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-24
All Ball.

RlI E7li- This world is ul a bah
 -l 5u High. foot ba-ket or base,
 TO chase. BuHard or golf. codish or pun, Masked. saltatory. smooth or rough. Foul. fan or slow or high or low, Hot grouHder or just plain old snow
 It is ball;
 Iilal= all
 Chicago Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-24
No Such Luck.

Book Agent - Don't go into that housei There is scarlet fever there.
 His Coworker-I couldn't catch it if I wanted to. carry health insurance -Pittsburg Dispatch.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-24

''I met yoHr husband yesterday. He isn't looking at all well. Why don't you urge him 10 go abroad and try the baths somcwAereE'
 Dear me. it's almost impossible 10 get him to bathe at home. beforehand Plain Dealer
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-24
Martin Investigated.

Deputy S0eflu J. w. MafIlu iSCeAt- ly was detailed to investigate the story of Owen at Winkeiman. Martin was unable to elicit the information desir- cd, so according to a letter received from here by Sherin J. H. hompson of Gila county. Martin sent Jaspe- Henderson to see young Owen. Ac- cording to Martin. owen told Hender- son the following;
 Owen says that he and Virgil Hayes left the ranch, where Nahen lived about five miles south Of Globe, and each had a Winchester. They were taking the guns down town 10 sell them. They hid tEe guns in the creek near Inc water. works and went or Then on their return they had not been able 10 sell the guns-the boys met a bunch of drunken Indians end Vfreil Hayes said: They are drunk. Let us 20 hack and report it.
 They were both on one horse and turned to go back tO town. hs they turned the horse an Indian GrabLed Owens gun and ierked him off the horse. They were scUfTling for the gIn and the Indian got Frank Owen down. He hollowed Virgil, shoot him. he is getting my gun; and Virgil shot and missed him the first shot and liked 10 have hit Owen owen hollow ed lie second time. Shoot nim. he is going to get my gun and when Hayes shot the Indian fell on Owen. He crawled out from under the In dian and jumped on the horse and ran of. They went in a circle to get home about ten or fifteen miles.
 Chief Deputy sheriff Frank Haynes states that recently he interviewed a friend of the Maben-or Owen's-fam- lv and this friend said that Frank
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-24

An Emphatic Answer Editor-Why do you shout SO? Preacher-Those are my italics.-St Louis Post Dispatch.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-24

Rawhide. but found Jose guilty of murder in the first degre, fixing the punishment at imprisonment for life
 Several times since the conviction of Harry Jose. young owen is said to have admitted that he was mixed ID in the killing. but it was believed by the authorities that 1t was only vain boast Of a would be bad man" Hayes and another youth were in trouble last fall over the passing of fraudu- lent cnecks and was released on five years probation by Judge Lewis at the same term of court at which Jose was found guilty Of killing Chiquita.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
FINANCIAL MARKET
Stocks Decline FractionaIly-
Bank Statement.

The trading on the Stock Exchange
yesterday was without feature and rep
resented merely the operations Of pro-
fessionals. with practically no commit
nents made By the outside public.
Prices moved within narrow range
opening a little down from Friday soon
rSllyirg. then moving sharply down
ward and closing az general net declines
few ot which exceeded fractions. The
initial weakness was connected In the
comment Of traders with the latest ad-
dress OF the President. in which ~ again
stated the purpose Of the administration
TO prosecute combinations Of capltal
which presumably were operating in
violation q the Sherman law; but the
reaHnrrnation % his position was no; long
4 controlling factor III the course OK
prices. Chesa peake & Ohio was the most
vulnerable stock on the list, selling down
81 points on its unfavorable annual re-
port. and its weakness was conmuni-
Gated TO other issues, and gave aid and
comfort 20 the bears who were active
during the short session. Little news
bearing upon the general situation de-
veIoped. The fortnightly statement Of
the American Railway Association. as OF
october II showed a decrease OF more
than fourteen thousand in the number Of
idle freight cars as compared with two
weeks previously. the total number IN
employed being now the smallest since
the end OF last November and this show
ing tended 70 indicate a broadening OF
the business activities q the colntr.';
but a. an Offset 70 this favorable lndi-
cation the bank clearlngs Of the United
States. which are commonly regarded a.
q fairly accurate index OF the volume Of
business. were reported for the last week
as between and per cent smaller than
for the corresponding week Of 1910
The bank statement showed decrease
in the loan item Of Sl4G100o. the "ac-
tual figures being used. decrease q
500 TJq OpG In deposits and an Increase
in cash Of $4,000. the latter comparing
with the =. 10000 decrease indicated IN
The preliminary estimate based upon the
known movement q money IN the week
The heavy decrease In loans represented
in large measure the calling in q moneJ
here for placing on more advantageous
terms with borrowers in Europe. AS
result Of the changes in the deposit and
ash items. the former following from
the loan reduction. the actual surplus
I reserve increased Sj.941 $50 10 S19303,-
E so. The increase in the average sur
plus reserve was S3.4451Jo. bringing the
total 10 l5.203050 this increase result
ing from the decrease Of S10.S39p1o IN
/ deposits and the increase Of S762. 90 in
cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
CHANGES IN DISTlLLING CO..
Nelson B. Mayer Succeeds Sam.
uel ". Rice as President

Nelson ?. Maze vas e----t- --ssssnt II
the Issfilt-z C.--s-E 70 E-s-los - SIC.
coed SAM, = ne No -s--s1 e.
election s11 vas -z-a c-s --s- q N.
board. a. Z -ez--E = --s .-s---rs heh
IN this city ~ Er-sr 81 z.1s.E -ezson
for retiring f-c-- --= c-sE5s--T. .,a hs
had held cc-----5-sy z--c- --s -zs-iIa.
tion q the C5--z--. II re- EsE at he
wished % ~ -s-sT=1 - --s E-sz- s-0gn,
OF detsu incident -1 gre 80
Nelson 2. NsTs-. re - r-sE-s-- vas
born n PtLsE=----s -- 80 s-- Is : g-st.
rate q ire University 60 Ps--syiyzniA
He continued rs s----=s -- Css--s-y. s,a
on his Ers5-s--C- fri --s L--Ts-s--y d,
Tueti-gi- received re 5=z-== e --2--or of
Scence. - Is c-s--s- 70 -E- AK ard
hss been connected u--- 80 --s-z--g oom.
psr.es C Ire c-s-E ---z-F s.-cs 20
ard for TIE .zs- 1r= ysz-E las 80 ne
general -.zrzEsr i- C-s-g= = --=-z-.s1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
COFFEE on SHARP DECLINE
Heavy Liquidation il E1IoPsz. MAJ
ks:s Causes Excited Trading

After having sold above -E= -s--=-t --srS
for the greater pat c. the week. ---es s1f-
fered = sharp decline o. rh= .5-zl sx-aanss
yesterday. prices c. some O.: ~ sr-Te OF
lions dropping below = ce--s- re Ha'ssi
opened weak. with prices - 30 = po.nr
from the preceding days -s- dc 70
heavy liquidation 90 The z------t- --a-Ss's'
srE during the create 2l-- 90 --- sessioA
the p-.c- movement 8ss --r-Ez---
The trading was active as =K-.ie'. ana
there appeared 20 - q ss-s-zi 1ea''
% Nqu.5ste. although .-=-e 7l' s''l'
s-at-4r=5 buying. uree- v---1 -----s ar
led once a. twice Ire close 1-s a'ou'
a, the low point % the cay. w-,- NoFen-
r-r down 70 AS cents. D'e-s--e' 80
cents. March i85s cents, Nay 80 esH"'
and the other active options s-3E-s he'
declines ranging from - 90 = P7-'s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

changed az = lis for money and -. fO-
account. Anaconda was 3. higher a. E-ll.
Canadian Pacific e. higher al ~ Money
and discount rates were easy. 4 cneerf- D..
tone prevailed on the stock Exchange
Home rails hardened CT the report % the
Railway Com m. -lCu. and copper shares aC-
vsoCeo on Continental and American sup
port FoTe.Er bonds Were steady. with the
exception n Chinese securities which
clCse1 r fraction easier. American securi-
Tee opened steady and about unchanged.
Trading Tas very quiet and prices moved
f-reGular.y. The closing vas dull With
values ranging from 4 above % Z. below
vest -rcaVs View York closing
Fsr.s. Oct ---T-rse per cent rentes
advance IL -=T--les 20 = francs 90 cen
tins. Tho 5o-Tse Was rru.
Berlin. Oct .---Af-e- a strong opening
the Bc@rss closed weak today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

presiden, Ts,,'s speech at New Csstle
W-vo reItersting MS attitude toward tn-
trusts was accountable for consiGef z -
selling en- the Consolidated STOCK Exchsh :
t-ness rea ke A Ohio. which was based upon
the unfavors Die showing as 70 ea!hihs
made by the annual report u tened 70
cause unssttlsment elseV here N ths IL
tons a. or near the lowest Lending Islss
fo- the hslt-weehNy csrry-over az the elose
81 tire session indicated an increase IN tne
outstanding short interest IFShsat1l..-s
~ .Esrss ners distributed among twenty
nine stocks II the early dealings NissolIi
Pacific exhibited exceptional hrlIliless,
touching a high price % 4ie. Irading N
odd lots q Chesapeake & Ohio on the ot
Sir. wss Z feature % The market That
stock did tot sell above ~ against a sew
York Stock Exchange high Of ~ Amer
lean Beet Sugar touched high Of -
AGAINST ~. Detailed operations ioiio"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
CONDITION OF STATE ssNss.

albany. Cct E.-Gec-Ee C. Va --s- u
Superintendent % Banks. ''-tAF -
statement showing the co-1--r- 90 ~
STATE hanks OF derosit ard ts-c--, 50 -
5tcs,e5 u the reports maze a; 90 -
.of business on F-.5av. S=r-=--s-
There were s. banks reporting i
call. as compared ztt- - Cd &c -isi go
vious call. June =. and CHE z-s-srs,s - !.
show gains. including Increases 90 go
IL resources. E.l-4f-. In tc-a- -s-'s;s sna
s-ssr.-5 in loans z-s 5-s-1---s. a. y
rsred with the figures s-7-s
a. Trra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
AN EDITORS TROUBLES

From The Cyn,h.ana lNyA psuo,rst :
Sometimes things Eet U.Ne@ .c ;1e -, -,
% composition and makeup 10 s. 1ers isss
Last weeks "DtEccEar' RAD -
item mixed % with S-oCtrs -,
unI-h VAS luiaten-c1a.. 90 cc-rss- -
IN the seTtra. h-Elr-1 rGFtrs teiet a.
caught tle error. t1e sentence 50 "a
murder been comr,-ttJ in otF 80 -
would have been l...l wiki s.sr,cs -
printed HAD tle uu--er tctI ,9.-.', ,.iis~
.r a l.tr tr-y a1 would have tetl 49,
with suspects within tWtntf-tQl~ ho"''
Hence tles- gray hairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

rt,,i. o- no intsres. was manifested n
re n1srse, sor outside securities Trading
vas sIa-emsiv light and almost coaaned
70 the copper issues The genera zone N@s
stasGv yfrh the fluctuations IN either o.
49,, vrf,bir a small fraction. IonOpan
Mining was stronger az an improvement o.
= fnSp,rafion Mason Valley and Greene
Csrsnta ruled frm The silver sio,Ss ' we're
COMPARATIVELY quiet. S1th snk 1.s,,s i.I r.rs
about Unchanged Bonds were Qulet; VIZ
a slight inouiry for New York, MestSnss,stsr
40 Posto1 r-s Detailed operations loiio"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
TO RECONSTRUCT MAIN LlSE

Tie Missouri Kansas < Texas Hs.'r
COMPANY. .n consequences 20 80 sr'
trersc on is Ines. has s.te-,s Ser ne "
Construction - rs r,sin ire rom w
Texas state lire az Rst Rive -o-;ars'o
toward Kansas civ ed $ Lc--s
Contemplated % extend the do-o.e nss.
rcrthwa-d from Us present ts--izas :,
S,rsrgt5wm % Pa-Srs kan Ihs We
ultimately make a ic-c'e gr4cE re nU-
Derisou. Tex. entirely thrc--s oSlAh
,c Parsons KAN. On which por-.'a Of y"
railroad tre trarac = 1erss,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
LOOK FOR no DIVIDEND CUT
Steel Earnings ETpsc.sd g Had UH
DESPITE Recent Low P-.css s-d Dl-es

War street IS ~ eL-s-tt-E s-F az IN
TIE dividend OF U--,e' States So CON-
mon stock to- IRE present. --s--s-. -',Elth-
standing Tire cUt n r---=s . --s-st steel
--o.s--ts and The dul-ess . t-s s,s@- rsis
n the last few months
while the earnings q - c--5'--st-2l tor
TIE present quarter are =Kp@--s1 . y a
good deal below re average &C ---=-i ysar'
= t. POINTED oct that ever = - rive
r-er:..n p-icss should axe 1-z-s --,c's Ire
e-t q the current year IRE 80 ss-ninss
for the whole year VII - z--.e - meet
AL dividend Requirements t@s--es .eaHns
e small surplus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-MCney On call q.
Der cent Time money was dull. Rates,
I.Tn6 PER cent Tor sixty days. a-z13s. per
cent fOr ninety DAYS % SIX months. Mer-
camille paper has been without change N
the week and ne scarcity u h.gh-grade
paper and the moderate demand tended
10 MAKE the market narrow. Rates. 4Ii-s
per cent for sixty and ninety days bills r.
Ceiyaole. and choice four 20 six months
single names. $50 per cent fer others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign eX-
change market was 1rm with cables quot
Cd al 4s-l. so demand sterling at
sss5l4 ~ and slXty-lay bills ~ 4s3lg2
4Sz. The market FOR short francs was
sIs7. and for short r=ichsmaTks = 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
Idle cas- LOWEST ~ yEAs.

The number r -4-s .5.- CO gre - -ai1s
O. IRE United States a-t Cz-l-t c. 80
ter :, vas TIRE sr-s-,ss- s-c-e NoFs--'<f =
1910. according 20 IRE tcrt--s-tir En-
O. IRE American Railway Assc- 1;-,--
sued Yesterday Ire .otal -c.c-te1
So. decrease q - :or 80 ,re Teen
from serter.5e- = % Cctcot- y. q ."
decrease s64- were ccaI cars $; TX %"
arS a.: rLsct, srtoEs csrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
SELL COTTON TO MEET NOTES.

Farmers in the Southeastern states are
-.porte5 10 have been selling cotton on a
liberal scale recently IN order 20 meet ma
turing fertilizer notes In the mall town
~ Dunn y c. alone. II IS said, seven
hundred bales % cotton we're sold In the
last few days mainly 20 meet these notes
Outsid. Of sales 10 meet obligations farm
ers are parting With very little Of their
Gotten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22

DOMESTIC EXCHANGED ston, par
Chicago &C discount. New Orleans. COM
Mercial 500 discount. bank g. premium -
Louis. &c discount bid. 5c premium asked {.
Minneapolis -yc premium, Charleston. buy
ing ~. selling lilo per cent premium, san
FraScig,o. sight fr. telegraph g..
SILVER MARKET -COume-c al bar siI-
yeT 54-.C.- Mexican silver dollars. sc. Bar
silver lE London - l5-lti
GOLD PRENICM-In Madrid. Q. Lis
hon
MEXICAN EXCHANGE - Mexican *
Change on New York is quoted a. =.li.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22


Name. AAt1Tltt. lat Fls q
Atlantic Coss; In. : lsii-i7.... - 8.
& p 49, &. 1912 q ...-..--..- ~ -
Central Of Ge0-EiA 4-s-5 G. leli-i7. -. a.
Central P P q: : G. isii-iI. -. - 8,
Chicago & Alton +-4is-5 2 c. lsll-is. "a
Chlcsgo q Ess; III 4'I-S ? G, lsll-l7. - -
e p ? 4ia-s e. ieil-le. ....... ., "a
Gin Ham Day 4---5 2 c. 1911. p. - "a
OtsPsre & Hudson 81 c. is22-.... 9. &.
Ere 49, c lsil-'If ............. "a
Hudson & Manhst,an ieli-'is.. 5. a
" & " a. c. lsii-.lS...-.. "a
Kansas cry Sou-. - c. lsil-.lS. ..
LhiEh Val 2 z 80 : isil-!s... ~ ..
y.ss9uri Pacific s : C. 1911 ......- So 81
NOBLE < Ohio - ? c, 1911 Is. a
\ 7 Central L.zss ? C. lyli-'- Gee. -. A..
No-to,s 4 Western { ieil--ls.... ~ 81
psrrsylrzcis SI1-4 {. isll-'iT -..... "a =.
:: : & 4-ii1-5 c. ifii-'lI- -... - ~
- zcs- F5c ieii-'l7....5 ..
Sesoozr5 Air Line as : c. isli-lT. "a
southern Ry 5iz-4-ii1 c. 1911 Il. 81 "a
Virginia Railway c. isii-'ie co.. g. =.
vasssa Railroad 4i3-5 , c. ieii- IL. 81. -
wsse.ir. L z tis-5 {. !sii-22 81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-22
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The roIIo-s-z were the asst actual sales
49, the C'r-nE quotations for siocss IL
which th0. we're 10 TRANSACTIONS yes'-'
dsv N T., New York STOCK Exchange