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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
LEADWOOD

Kew - ~ sutton was u h"iIh'
'''i' N's''"' N"' "'u"N
Miss Marion MckinZle was on
'''' SICK ils' l"s' week
Miss Euda Wilson visited home
folks mt Pennington III" latter part
Of last week
Nessrs. William and Ellie Huitt
of st. Louis are visiting hom" folks
here this week,
Miss joyce Sargent went t. Farm
iu.ton SATURDAY. To- visit her friend.
Miss Susie Tucker.
I,t,r p,ih,yur ,..,, g., Ir,,d,I,
,r,,,rsdor Gar an ,,.,,rd,J ,i.i, :,
lf. r,ron,. poy ,,d NIrs NJ
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
BISMARCK.

Farmers are busy this week sow
ing wa"at
DR.. j. =. Sebastian visited st.
Louis Monday.
j. Il. Stoccy is arranging to move
TO Esther this week.
County Surveyor Holman was on
our streets Thursday.
Or. W. +. Mcfarland has been
quite SICK the past week.
Born, to the wife Of O, r. Hans
brough, September -, a girl.
II l. rumored that the two livery
barns will consolidate soon,
The annual Fair ar Stock Show
for this place has been abandoned.
:. NJ. Beard purchased the David
Sheriff. 'rar, Of land east of town
last wr"k.
Walt" Shy and Miss Ethel Thom.
as wcr' married at Flat River sun
day morning.
a number ui ladies from her" arr"
attendIus the annual O. f.. :. meet
ing il s. Louis this week.
{. /. Garrett moved to the BALI
Gotta" this week. He purchased
the Nallru interest in the firm Of
Simn- and WaIlcu
Lew {. Kuess, aged - years, suf-
fered from a complete stroke of pa
ralysiN sunday morning aud died
the sam" evening. His remains
were uttered Monday al Bellevue.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
Harmony" Means to Halt.

Some good Democrats have been
deceived by the harmony cry.
They want harmony. Wall street Is
bribing the curruptiblc, fooling the
gulliblc and frightening the tinld.
Strange that any can he missed.
Harmony means to halt. When
there is harmony the slOwest man
sets the pace. AS soon as the rear
guard stops the harmony army
goes into camp. The men who are
now preaching harmony should I'M
derstaud that harmony Will cost the
marty it's chances of success. We
have not had harmony in the party
for fifteen wears, but we have seen
the progressive element Of the party
dominating the political thought of
the country, and it Is ready to sweep
the country. Shall we turn oVerthc
lightning to the progressive Rcpuh-
Leans? The harmony program has
already cost the party dearly. \
Jew protectionist Democrats threat
rued to vote with the Republicans II
free wool bill was reported, 50
harmony was purchased by the sur
render of the doctrine of free raw
material. A few men who do mot
want the election ol SenutoTs ny tl'
people IN any form are keeping up a
sham battle over the question OF
Federal or State control of elections
and harmony will have to he dis
turbed if the amendment is sub
mitted. The corporation Democrats
are opposed to any effective legisla'
lion on the trust question, and har'
mony will have to be disturbed il
ANYTHING is done IL protect the pun
lie. The banking interests are fight
ing any and all protection to de
positors, and harmony must be dis
turbed il the rights of depositor'
are to secure any recognition. The
Wall street crowd will be at the
next convention, as usual, ready t'
sell harmony at wholesale ut tn
regular price, namely, the betraya
of the public. What we need Is no
harmony, but a straightforward figh
for principle in behalf of the public
such a fight will win.-The Com
mOner. -
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
ESTHER.

Mr.. Nichol was an Elvins visitor
last Friday
Littl" Margaret Hoy has been
quite sick the past week.
Mrs VIM. Trauernicht is visiting
in Fredericktown this week
Richard Provins OF Irondale was
visiting at Mr. Herman Ceuters sun
day.
Grover Center returned from ST,
Louis last Saturday Says there is
no place like home.
MIR Guy and Miss Lula Cunning
ham were visiting at Mr., Frank
Coviugtou's sunday.
Rev. l.. D. Michel left Tuesday
for Nirkwood where the Annual
Conference is in session.
Mr., Dobbius attended the "alI
day meeting Of the Pennington II
1 VI. =. ~urirty Wednesday,
4 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Macklo>
/ spent sunday with the formers pa
rent, Mr.. aud Mrs VIII NnrkIry
Nj Bedford Baldwin, whuis teach
Ing the Cnrtrc school Il miIc~ south
west Of Fnrmiugtou, was at hnm
/ sunday.
( tn" social given by tn" Methods
Church last Thursday might was 1
success both financially aud So
rlally. Everybody had a good tim,
greatly enjoying the music furnish",
hy the Esther Band, which is i'm
proving very rapidly under Tia" new
leader, Mr.. Lloyd Hoiluh.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
CHESTNUT RIDGE
And Rural Route No. 3.

MIR. John Dururr is on the sick
list at present,
Little Miss naomi Hunt is SICK
with chills and fewer.
Born, September u, 1911, to- Mr..
and Mrs George Burgess, son.
Mrs. j. X. Rudy visited her moth.
rr Mrs Eyclinc Marks, last Fri
day,
Nj. and Mrs. Pearl Vance and
little daughter, Ruth, are visiting
Miss Ella vance.
MIR. aud Mrs. Eliza Burgess aud
Miss Sophie Porter visited Miss
Lille Simms last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Miller Wis.
tied Mrs Miller's mother, Mrs.
James Fee2or, last Sunday.
MIR. Tom Counts of Flat River
passed through this neighhorhood
Tuesday on his way Ia Avon.
Mr. Douglas of Flat River is NOV
ing on to his farm near Pleasant
Hill where he has Just finished Il
new residence.
MIR. and Mrs. FrliN Hcr2Ug and
son, Tom, MIR. aud Mrs. Frank Ay-
"rs and children spout last Sunday
with Mrs. a. NJ. Drake.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert clay and
son, Firman, and Mr.. Fred Clay
and wife of Flat River visited Mr.
and Mrs. X. +. Hawn last sunday.
Mrs. Ed X"llor of Pennington
spent last Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. James Fcczor and nt-
tended church at Wesley Chapel on
Sunday.
Misses Odilc Hcrzog, Ruth Drake,
Edna Porter, Messrs Charles Porter
and Vim. Rcsiuger spent Sunday af.
tcrnoon at tn" home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Oliver
The funeral services of Mr.. Thorn.
as \. Porter, who died Wednesday
September 10Th, was conducted by
Rev. MIR. Curl ut Chestnut Ridg,
Church on Thursday, in the pres
ence of n large concourse of rela
tivcs and friends. He was the old
est male member Of that church anl
will he greatly missed by his many
friends and neighbors. His morta
remains were laid at rest In ia,
Chestnut Ridge cemetery to uwai
the resurrection,
Among those from distance vii,
attended the funeral were: Mr.. anc
Mrs. Richard Burks Of Blodgett
and MIR. and Mrs. Leo Bono an,
family OF Doe Run. Mrs. Burks an,
Mrs. Bono are both daughters u
Mr.. Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. Emme
Bono, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Daniel an
little son OF Doe Run, grandchil
dren; and Mrs. Andrew Brice OF Do
Run.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
Esther S. S. Report.

S,l...,t ,,t.r ,h, ,sici,ut .,uonop,.
:, ut, .,,,.,,,i,,
iheht "i Nj - r. h"N w. '"t' ="
tendent, Is III me CONDITION as ll'
following report SHOWS l"' '"'
roillntit 81 tue S'h"ol - h''' WIN
AN average attendance of 10.
puuils uresant nj Sunday school
i ,... Ios, ,lr..
months:
,'' v',, "','''''''' .,r,, .,n,n,nr.
',,', ,..,, i.,.n
IN, ,,u''' ''' M, -. or,,,,,. rrpc,r
n,,,, <,cl,nl Nr..I u N,rnvl.
Dora RIayIock teacher
Heuiah fisseIi Jessie ,uriinF'"h
r ,,a'.,'., W., ,,, ''n,s '''"' .o.n
GLADYS Nars,.y E,heI burlington
teacher uuiord barton
Frn,. Nackley. Rev. u. Nlchul.
teacher pastor
George kuen ',Iime wallace
r,.,.., ,.,;.,i,,,, ,,,I,. ana. Sunday.
-, ,.,.,,..,,.
''"'' w
"'h" w 80" -
'.ueha phN'u 'o"'
Robert Ca!fli" "uu' n".'u''
! .'.'' '"i' az
! He'''e '"''''"
Those missing two sundays.
Anna IIoIluh Viola Johnson
s.,,I. Crayy.t Ethcl duncan
John knuclles Lucille Calvlrd
Aryel Rhodes ornie Bushong
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28

Children under - years of age
will be carried at one-half the above
rates adding sufficient to make the
fare end in co. or "jn.
On Tuesday, October Sd, the 81.
Louis, Iron Mountain d Southern
Ry. will hold their train No. 81 TO
leave Union Station at 1919 p. m,
after the Yelled Prophets parade
NJ. X. Il Il. f. train No. 81 will be
held at Riverside to connect with
the Iron Mountain train, enabling
visitors from along the line of the
NJ. X. d y. +. Ry. to view the pa
rade and reach their homes Tuesday
night
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
st. Louis Live Stock Market.
/ SPECIAL REPORT

National stock Yards, H., Sept. II.
Cattle receipts 5000. steady mar
ket today; top for steers TS. w. RIM
ishcd steers and butcher cattle steady
with last Tuesday. a general 2Ic
decline for others. Outlook steady
for top grades; medium to good cat-
tie likely iu seek lower level II re
GENTS continue heavy.
Hog receipts 900. Fifteen cents
lower today; top 500; bulk Nu,'1 L"
SG.7l. The future is not enticinE.
sheep receipts 1900 Market strong
today. Compared with last Tues
dav. lambs AZ higher; top sh.-'n
,.rrl. advanced l5r; top 'j.9O.
NATIuNAL LIVE STuCk COW. TO-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
Scnath, Mo.

Mr.. T. NJ. Karncs, Yorkville, Tenn.
Dear Sir:-Rcplying to your favor
of the 4th inst, beg to say that X.
BLACK Medicine Co, is thoroughly re-
liable and their DR.. Blacks Eye Water
the most nearly specific for sore eyes
of any remedy ever handled; | soiu
nearly two gross last season ana ala nov
have 10 refund a single bottle.
Cancer Drug Store.
Sent by mail on receipt Of price, zoe
Address. ]. K. Black Medicine Nom-
panv, Manufacturers, kcnnett, Mo.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
M. r. & B. T. Reduced Rates
For Yelled Prophet
and st. Louis Festivities

On account of the st, Louis Fall
Festivities the NJ. K. Il Il. /. rail-
road will sell round trip tickets, St.
Louis and return, sept. - I" Oct
4 inclusive, limited to return t"
reach original starting point prior
to midnight, Oct. ;, at the following
rates. From
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
JAYDEE.

Mr.. john Canlis! and family Wis
tied the family of VI \. Patterson
last sunday
Mr.. John Horton of Salem was
around Jaydo" TIA" latter part Of last
week buying beef cattle.
Eli ByiugIon Of Ste. Gcueviove
county was visiting the family Of
Rcams Pigg last sunday.
Mr.. Fred Landolt attended the -.
Louis county Fair last week with
the intention of purchasing some
thoroughbred jerseys
John Boyd Of Pennington X. +.
ID. No. visited the family Of his
brother, David Boyd OF Bonnie Terre
r. F. ID. No. last sunday.
Messrs. Emmett Kerlagon aud W.
NJ. Smith attended the Annual Con
ference at Marquend as delegates
from Aulsbury Chapel last week.
A great deal Of rain has fallen the
last two weeks, keeping the farmers
l'oA' f'pP"'i'S 'i''' e''''''" '''
wheat. The ground mas heeh 10" wet
to work for some time.
81, ,I.u,.,.. u.,t.,., o,,, ,o,,,ii,.
~ '''"' nv "''' ','''' .,,
ana ms brother ira becket ana WIIe
of LcadwuUd, who had been visiting
their uncle, MIR. ". T. Newly, near
,.,. ,...i,., ,,..,i. ,,,,,,,,,
'''.,,,a., ,Innd.,
'
M'NSIN' '''' MA" ''''N', '''" W
J. N'""I WI ''>'''''- wv ''',''H
/ "' F'''''uN' - "''' '''", 'N"','' Wv
'"'''' part y, ''>' WIN, ANU ''''''
'''''' '''''''"''
\ Western Kansas ll'rrhan "'
~" W. w., ,,'i,H ~ ,'r',,,', NM,
'n.nplr i'm hi, community. During
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
Digestion and Assimilation.

II is not the quantity of food taken
but the amount Digestcd and assimi.
lated that gives strength and vital
ity to the system. Chamberlain ;
stomach and Liver Tablets iuvigor-
ate the stomach and liver and enable
them to perform their functions
naturally. For sale by all dealers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eusebeus Huvis OF
Wayne county celebrated their gold
Ell wedding anniversary on the 18th
Two witnesses of the marriage fifty
years ago were guests on this occa
sion.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28

IL have IA world Of confidence in
Chamberlain Cough Remedy for
have used 1t with perfect success
writes Mrs. NJ. |. Basford, Pooles-
vile. Md. For sale by all dealers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-14
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London June l3-Consols closed u higher
a. 7sll-16 for money and 1914 for account,
Anaconda was = higher 81 fs+s Grand
Trunk Il lower at 23-, Canadian Pacific Z
lower AZ 24Si.
Money was abundant hut discount rates
remained firm.
a better tone prevailed on the Stock EX-
change although trading was quiet and
practically limited 10 Transactions in con
recuon with the settlement Consols i'm
proved and copper shares were strong on
American buying. but gilt edged securities
we've decreased Mining shares closed firm.
American securities were quiet Al irregu-
Lar price changes during the forenoon. The
late trading was mostly professional The
closing was steady. with values within a
small fraction - parity.
Call money in london. lnl4 per cent.
cper market discount rate for short bills,
eL per cent. long bills. 2i4Q2 5-l6 per cent,
Perrin discount rate. 5A per cent: Paris
discount rate p. per cent. Paris exchange
on London. o francs 20% confines, Berlin
exchange on London. 20 marks 43ia pfen-
nigs Bar gold rs sisd, and American
eagles 76s ii2d
Paris June 13-1kfee per cent rentes
closed lib oentimes lower at 95 francs IS
confines Prices opened higher on the
Pourse An easier tone developed later.
and tho market closely slightly lower.
Berlin. June l3.-Prices were lower on the
ROfrSf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-14

ward movement amounting To H'o'l to-
945 making for the ten months OF tne
fiscal year q total of SNSI.1"i-h' Which
compares with ST43.G9S 923 in the core
spending period in the preceding year.
The export movement of cotton from
July I. 1910 to May Fl Of the current
year shows 2 gain I'm value q Sli'.7'"-
434, representing on actual increase ~
the number Of bales moved rather than
any difference in the price # the staple
as compared with the quotations prevail
Ing in 1g0q-'1O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-14
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The advance in Amalgamated Copper, III
which Utah Copper and Tennessee ooppedd
narticipa,ed and which also in1uence 80
enneiti1g was the feature Of the day on
ihe Consolidated Exchange. The move We
ment was accompanied BY a revival u 9t in in
800 ration witch would combine the ieaq
IN ns s'q producers in some form. The whole ,5e
,'srket was favorably influenced IN tie
later trading by ths upward moyenissmt ~
Tho metal shares There was puy!ns "a
e siee, common on reports which reached
the floor that the business Of the un l,,.c
states Steel Corporation is improving da ust
81 ~! ~ IA eoId as low as IA. compared
S Sfff' "? New York stock Exchange low Of
Is, Amsgamat.sd cS % Sn h sme ai8 5 d5
doWn 10 ,,n5er S9is against 81. while the
low low of Utah Copper was 49ia' comparee5a
with 1914. and Of Tennessee, Co ppP,,b the
against ~. TRADING was active. VIII, ms
marke, broad one Detaiieo ope' "''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-14
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

speculation in the market for outsioe
ourihes vas interrupted TO considerao,e
extent by the unfavorahle weather Al
trough business In the leading issues
Fsiopen fair activity st times ana consul
'faoie hrmness was shown in spots. a reao
u"narF tendency I'm Some Of the nishei
piiceo Issues was the rule The Porcup,ne
s.ocHs ruled strong and fairly active UNI
ne iead OF Hollinger. which MADE Iur
,heI new high mark. The copper stocss
we're dull United. after selling al nep
10" record. advanced q. Greene-c ananea.
INSPIRATION and Giroux Consolidated were
, urn. Inc industrial list was quiet anu
nIekuiar American Tobacco. after an az .
Nsnce or points. eased off about >. stand
ara oii ruled steady. Studebaker shsIts
were easier. Bonds were moderator a.
w. fanama S. receding slightly on proh'
taklnE. Detailed operations follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-14
lTfWAv sTEEr-sPR1NG COMPANY
Nf~r0DMTCE
NV YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD TONIpA<s.

Trea.urer's Once New YORK June nth 1911
A dividend Of Five Per Cent. on the capital
stock % the NEW YORK AND HARLEM
RAILROAD COMPANY VIII he paid by the
New YORK Central and Hudson River Railroad
Corrpe lessee ,under the provisions Of the
contract between the two cornps niesl. At this
or1ce on the let day % July next 70 stock
holders Of record al 'he close % business on
The 18Th inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-14
WV YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.

NV lOfK, Way 5IsI, I"II.
4 quarterly dividend Of ONE AND ONE
QUARTER PER CENT QETJ on the capital
s,ock Of this Company has been declared pay
able on Saturday. July 15th. 1911. a. The once
of the Treasurer 20 stockholders Of record az
N. close Of business on Tuesday. June Goth.
Iaf1 rnwARD 7 POgSTTEP Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-14
REALTY ASSOCIATES.

l76 Remsen Street. Brooklyn. y Y. $500.
Dividend No II May p. 1911
The Board q Directors have his dsy de
clared the regular semi annual dividend OF 3et
on the capital stock Of the COMPANY. paysoie
OUT ot the earnings FOR the fiscal wear. July
49, 1911 70 stockholders ~ record AZ the close
OF business 3 p m. Wednesday. July z lol1.
sV-GT-STT-S HARPER Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-14
S1TYoStY rJCOpTCF COMPANY

The regular quarterly dividend ~ M on the
prsferrea stock OF this Company has this day
been declared. payable on June goth next, 10 al
Preferred Stockholders Of record on June 26th.
The Transfer Books OF the Company will close
500 p ~ on June 26th. reopening az 1000
A NJ July Ord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-14
RAILWAY sTEEI-sPRING COMPANY.

30 ChuTch STeef, NV loTK. Nal ~ -
A quarterly dividend Of ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT $40 has this day
beer declared on the Preferred Stock % this
Cornpanv. pavshle June 10Th 1911 20 stock
holders q record June 9Th. 1911. at Messrs
Harvey Fisk & sons 81 Cedar Street New
York city.
transfer Books Of the Preferred Stock will
r. closed on June 9Th and reopened on June
2iS 1911: .--, e,,,,.o co,,p..v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-14
RECTOR GAS LIGHTING COMPANY.

The regular semi-annual dividend Of 3hT
has beer declared the preferred stock OF
this Company, payable july !. 1911 70 stock
holder. Of record. Tune % 1911. Books close
June 2Oth 1911. at = NJ. and open July
. 1911, ~ N 4 NJ checks mailed
q ,~r-RTIN Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-14
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

AMERICAN SMELLING 8 REFINING 30
les Broalway y y. city. june Z. 1911
QUARTERLY com STOCK DIVIDEND 70 q.
The Directors of the American smelling &
Refining COMPANY have This day declared firi-
dend o. One Per Cent on the Common Capital
stock % the Company. PAYABLE July - 1911 20
stockholders 20 record a. three o'clock =. y o.
June % 1911 The books u the Company for
the transfer ~ the Common stock eIl be closed
AZ stree O'Clock 2. NJ. June o. 1911. and viii
be rsopened July 2, lelL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-14
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY MARKET Money on oaAoP''"
at -. per cent. highest. 2ia per cent =.
est. q. per cent. closing. q. per
Ruling rates. IS per cent. Time 81
was A little more active. but ra,es w.
UNCHANGED Rates 2i.622s per een'
sixty DAYS. 2s.G27s per cent for ninsu ..
863L per cent for four and I'VE m'.
Si.Q3Ia per cent for six months an' ~
per cent for over the year Nee.
paper continued IN good demand az ]
moderate business was done here AZ
other centres Rates. S-.0i peI III
sixty 10 ninety DAYS inGogsen'sh's,. o,,.
per cent Tor choice four 10 ~ I've
single names. ~ per cent ana wv
others. .,-sd
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Ine 80 ,s
exchange market opened steae i,y.s. - n
practically unchanged a, % sts-l
cables. 4s5e56i $ for demand "a
1 s3s0G4 $500 for sixty-day olls 80. oucri
ninetv-dav bills. Short francs Ne sr.Ses 4
ar 5O9s less l-64 and s.Xiy-asg al
22is less l-l6 short rechsrn ~ ~ ,,.rss 4
plus ia and the siXty-day I eiSnS"'-
arsG4ls. The market closed nm
Pankers' posted rates follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-14
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
end the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there we're no transactions Yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-14
BONDS.

SO 900 4, K . Gin IS a2.. %. o.. , 20.
5000 No Pac 81 o.. o. es'' ~
-. 0o1 O-W R&N IS - - ~ ,y9i.
GOO 90 rS5sNater &c i0Ii, 1919 lol'5 lol
50cp wet Pac IS sS ~ %
.od5 ,o,. 4e4us cents per share tDiyidend'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-14
EQUIPMENT BONDS AN .
CAR TRUSTS
-rished by SwartVout g Appenzellar No. 10

FURNISHED oy Swartvout 3 Appenzelar. No. 10
Pine streetD
Interest
Name Maturity Weld
Atlantic Coast Line 1 C. igl1-'lT.... As ii2 !
Bur Roch & Pitts q. = C. 1919 q -. ~ /
Cent n Georgia AS y q. 1911 ~ a. /
Central Of 2 O. 1911 IL .... ~ ~ !
Chesapcase & OHIO I p G. l0li- Il ..... ~ ~ !
Chicago a Alton AZ = e. l0ll-l0. - /
Oh & East IN a. p g. ioil- II. ..... -. a. /
Oh Il | & Pac ~ & , = loll-'i0 ..... - "a /
Gu Ham & Dayton IA < G. 1910 5is ~ /
Delaware & Hudson "a e. 1929 ..... "a - !
Erie 4ie-5 p C. 1911 u ............. - !
Hooking Valley 81 p @. 1911 ls ... ~ !
Hud Manhattan s y e. lDli-'1o ...-. >
X & II SCOTT n " ~ r g. lsl1-'i5.... 50 ~. /
Kan city South ~ r l0ll-l5 ...... - /
Lehigh Valley v ~ p r., lgll-'l6. =. ~. !
" .eoGrl Pacific 2 C. 1911 II ....... 5'i -, /
Mobile a ohio 80 9. 1911 Is ....... "a /
y Central Lines ) . C. l9ll-'22 co.,. "a -. |
Norfolk Western : O. 1911 &C.,. a.. ~ !
pennsylvania ~ e. 9il-lT....... a. - !
- j. a +ils-b p c. laii-'l1 ..... ga - |
90 guar Il 70 1911 IL. -. |
saaboard Air Line 49, p c, Bill. -.
south Railway. Ss-iiis y .. lpli-'2l. 81 -
N!rginian Railway c. f0ll-'ie ..... - -. |
WABASH Railroad ii1-a p c. i0il-'2i - -
wheel 9 l. a. : p e. 1911 ...-..
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boz
discount. Chicago. 25c pre- tsl,rs]
Francisco. sight Sc premium: dsa.1
&C. New Orleans. commercial ~. nrss.1
hank g. premium. 81 LOUIS hny,ns "a
discount 9isc lSf selling par Minneapolis vs.
MUM v,,. 81
BANK CLEARINGS.-NeH ,,s:;.Sl
changes s335.l00.6S9. balances : AL
baltimore. exchanges so.ste,-';g, ;eil
s5SO.16l: Boston, exon nEs,Ssa sinsi.. u
Change s2io6s.s5i. balances $50 -,
SILVER MARKEr.-commsTGcsii'll,I .
yer 52Lc. Mexican silver, -, siYt
Gar silver In London closed Al -
advance 81 1-i6d.
GOLD PREMIUM In Nao''"
hon. Q ,.v,,an p
MEXICAN EXCHANGE --N =, tsils |
change on New York IS Qnoleu
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BOSTON CURB s1OCNN

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u " pros5 ,.rest. New York. y . .,-,st 50
street boston. and No - KING -
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INDUSTRIAL.

shsps Oman High Low. Last
80 Am Tobacco ali as 400 All
5os Int Rub TT cts q u 2ei. 2St
$500 tMay oil 81 50 50 ~
30 STANDARD ou IS, SIS SIS $50
100 studebsker CO So, So, $50 So,
$50 do pref ... .l05i7 1857 100. lSa
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COVE I'm MENT BONDS

The following SHOWS Yesterdays closinv
quotations for government bonds. compareS
With Mondays: