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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-12-07
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Pryor Farley came down from os-
wego today.
Mrs. B. C. Rose has gone to War
rensburg. Mo, to visit relatives.
Miss Anna Barker is here from
Cherryvale. Kans.. visiting her sister,
Mrs. Claud Lewis.
W. T. Rice. of Coffeyville, was
among the throng of visitors in the
city today.
F. ]. Kell was in the city this morn
ling from Muskogee, on business.
E. Houx, of Welch. was among the
visitors in the city last night.
w T. Highsmith, of Bluejaeket, was
among the taxpayers Of Craig county
at the mass meeting here last night
The Order of Owls will meet tonight
when their charter, which has just
been received from the national or
ganization, will be displayed in the
club rooms for the first time.
Miss Ollie Cusey is hostess this aft
|ernoon to her bridge club.
Ralph Reed left last night for short
business visit to St. Louis.
Arnold j. Owen, of Muskogee, was
registered at the Cobb today
A. D. Neal, the well known attorney
of Chetopa, Kans., was in the city to-
day.
Mrs. Houston Smith returned yes
terday from an extended visit at Eu-
reka Springs, Ark
Carl, the little boy of Willie Meeks
(nee Skinner) was run over by a train
at Adair today and instantly killed.
Rem Couch, Ross Thompson and Matt
Hawkins, and Mrs. Couch and Mrs.
Hawkins left in an automobile for
Adair as soon as the news was receiy-
led.
LOOK-Chicken dinner, bazar and
exchange all day Saturday at the
Christian church. IA
Congressman Davenport will leave
for Washington Saturday, but will re-
turn home for the holidays.
Jessie Ballard, practical nurse, will
return to Vinita December 10th.
The comptroller of the currency has
called for a bank statement at the
close of business December 9Th.
All Elks in the city are requested
to attend the regular business meet
ing of the lodge tomorrow night There
is important business to come before
the order.
Judge e. D. Ming. of st. Louis, is in
the city looking after his business in
terests.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-12-07
Fish Chops.

One can salmon. five rolled shredded
wheat biscuit sifted. one-half teaspoon
salt, one-eighth teaspoonful paprika.
one cup white sauce, one well-beaten
egg. one tablespoon water. macaront
Drain off the oil. remove skin and
bones. and prick the salmon very fine
with a fork Add salt. paprika and
one rolled and sifted shredded wheat
biscuit. Mix thoroughly and add the
white sauce. Set away to get cold
and shape into chops Stick piece OF
macaroni in the end for the chop
bone. roll in egg and water, then in
the sifted biscuit crumbs, and fry in
deep fat GarnIsh with parsley and
serve with quarters Of lemon.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-12-07
STATE FUND LOST MILLION?
Oklahoma State Banker Admits 1t and
Upholds Law.

STATE FUND LOST MILLION?
Oklahoma State Banker Admits 1t and
Upholds Law.
Oklahoma City, Dec. Tn an open
letter addressed to an Oklahoma City
newspaper |. H. Nakdimen of Salli-
saw chairman of the advisory COM
mittee of the state banking board, de-
fends the sale of the old Night and
Day bank by the banking board. The
committee found, Nakdimen says, the
sale to be straight and clean; in fact,
he says a better sale could not have
been made under the conditions.
The letter says:
State banks should be given credit
for the loyalty to the guaranty law and
its advocates should be honored for
the unselfish interest they take in pro
tecting the public's interest In my
opinion, the postal savings banks and
the Aldrich banking plan are absolute
farces. The postal savings bank gives
the people no accommodation, and the
Aldrich plan will subjugate the small
country banker and force him to beg
Wall street for dollar in the hour of
financial stringency.'
Nakdimen adds that it is true the
state guaranty fund lost over 81 300, 900
out of which $1,0OO.OO0 went toward
satisfying depositors In failed okla
homa City banks, which loss fell cDon
bankers in every section of the state.
For this reason alone, he says, people
of Oklahoma City should be the last
to criticise the guaranty law
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-12-07
Frisco Lines
& Santa Fe

The establishment Of this through
service has provided short and
ri0St direct route 10 California,
Arizona and New Mexico.
The route is the warm, comfortable,
Southern way, via the scenic sections
of New Mexico and the Grand
Canyon Of Arizona- the graadest
sight in I'll America.
Daily through standard
and tourist sleeper service
established New. 18th
If 1oa are planning a trip to Cal
ifornia, consider the advantage of
this new direct route. The Frisco
Agent will give you full information
about this new service.
llaslat
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-12-07

WANTED-Men to learn the barber
trade. Here is an offer that includes
tools wit Intuition. A method that saves
years of apprenticeship. Positions
waiting in city or country shops. Write
Moler Barber College. Dallas Tex. O-5
LOST--One Indian rug marked H.
C. c., in corner. Return TO Indian
agents office and get reward. II
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-12-07
READ THIS

In the banking business there
are three things that appeal to
the public. These are: Solvency,
Courtesy and Secrecy.
SOLVENCY, that the patrons
may know that their money on
deposit is safe.
COURTESY, that they may
be assured of kind and prompt
attention, and
SECRECY that they may feel
that their relations with the bank
are confidential. All three things
this bank guarantees.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING Transactions toi
foreign account In the local STOCK Ihorhe
amounted to upward Of 5000 shares' Pun
chases exceeding sales.
BANKS LOSE CASH -- The reported
movements of currency this week Indicate az aen
a loss In cash held by the banks Of ?Z,5OaWo
which reflected the influence or the SUD
Treasury operations over the INTERIOR gam
The banks received from the interior sy.loS,-
coo and shipped into the interior Soloo'VN'
including S.147O 600 national bank notes sent
10 Washington for redemption. Ihe gan,
from the interior was S,oO3"O. Receipts ol
new gold were N.6lSV0-namely. on Ne"
York Assay Office checks, $4,000, on san
Francisco Mint checks. $4,000. and on
Seattle Assay Office checks, Nl,Wn Orol-
nary disbursements by the Suo-Treasury
were $Dgt,GC Payments by the banks 10
the Sub-Treasury for customs. interna'
revenue > per cent redemption fund etc.
amounted TO s27.S92,ooo. showing loss on
Sub-Treasury operations proper OF S6'sSsWO:
The total gain from the interior and by
new gold amounted to A,eZl,O ,OO Deductlng
this from the loss on Sub-Treasury opera
tions proper :he net loss by the banks was
S2.3oLco0.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. Dividends
have been declared as follows The United
states Envelope Company, deferred IL per
cent on the preferred. payable May 10: the
Central Aguirre Sugar Company, regular
able April l. the Alliance Realty Company,
quarterly per cent. payable April 10; the
Tonopah Mining Company. regular quar-
terly p per cent and an extra - per cent.
payable April 2l the Central and South
American Telegraph Company, regular
quarterly ~ per cent. payable April Z: the
Mexican Telegraph Company, regular quar-
terly 2l2 per cent, payable April II, and tn
United states Mortgage and Trust Com
pany, regular quarterly per cent payable
March 81.
GRAIN EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK. -
Bradstreet'S reports the exports of grain Tor
the week, with comparisons. figures in
bushels, follows: Wheat, -four included.
z, $50, 135. against 1.S3f7S last week and
,63S.57S in this week in 19l0 fiscal year.
9,505. ii3, contrasted with ll3,525.29s in this
period n year ago. Corn, I,5l0,793, compared
with 19j3,53l last week and SSS,s15 in this
week last year: fiscal wear. q. 600, against
2l,650,45l In this period i'm 1910
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRUST COMPANY.-At a meeting of the
directors of the United States Mortgage and
Trust Company, James q. Cannon, prcsl-
dent of the Fourth National Bank, was
elected a member Of the executive commit
tee.
EXPORTS OF COPPER.-Exports of cop
per for the week ended March % were i551
tons. making from March 1858 tons com
pared with Lac tons in the same time last
year
CUNARD LINES YEAR.-The annual
report OF the Cunard Line shows profits Tor
1910 of 100000 from which a dividend of
per cent was paid.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
For PORCUPINE STOCKS
J. Thomas Reinhardt
For CURB STOCKS
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
}. Thomas ReinhaI

MONEY NARKET.--Money on call opened
g. "a per cent. highest "a per cent; low
est . per cent. closing, per cent ruins
rate. 2i4 per cent lime money was un-
changed. being decidedly quiet Rates ~
Iinetv davs. sQ9. per cent for four five
and six months and 4gfl per cent for over
the year. Mercantile paper continued IN II.
f4ir demand Rates. 4H4i4 Per cent LOT
sixty 10 ninety days Endorsements i1i'4
per cent for choice four TO SIX months,
single names and A.. per cent ana up"du
for the less we'll known names.
FOPFIGN EXCHANGE. - The foreign
exchange market opened steady. with ca
bios quoted at 4 N6iJH4. S6i2. demand sterInE
At 4 ssln04.SGl5 and sixty day bills az 4.1iIVp
1 500 Short francs were quoted at 90 pIa5
la and short reichsmarks al 9'ls less ~
Tho market held steady ln the aIteiH"ON,
with rates virtually unchanged at 4.N'f'H
4 $50 for cables 4S6loQ SOLO for demand
sterling and 4S4loalsl5 for siXty-day Die;
Short francs held around % pIus l-Vi anu
short reiChsmarks @ols less l-"i-
Bankers posted rates follo"
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Amalgamated Copper had as large total
for the days trading on the Consolidated
Exchange as United States Steel common
something that has not happened In a
long time. Reading was the only stock that
exceeded IT. The last named showed special
weakness in the early afternoon, when
more than 1000 shares changed hands at
prices ranging from 1858 down to l961s'
compared with a low quotation touched on
the New York Stock Exchange of l56l2.
Union Pacific sold a of point under the
other board. at 1854. The market was a
slowly dropping one throughout the day
Trading sentiment continued pesslmlstlc'
with a disposition on the part or the pro-
fessionaI element to operate a little more
aggressively on the short side. Transac-
tions totalle6 30,9S0 shares, an enlargement
compared with Thursdays total DetaHed
operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. Boston. PIC.
discount: Chicago. l5r premium, Sdn ran
cisco. sight 5c. telegraph &c, New orleans
commercial &c discount, bank 81 premium .
ST Louis. l0c premium bid, -oc asked, -
vannah. buying 3-l6c discount sellA7 PAIL
RANK CLEARINGS -- New York, cN-
changes $242O55.5y7. balances N.l@6733, Bal
timore. exchanges SIS ~ 30 6alShCes E5 80
Se5; Boston. exchanges $-a.'l{ {'bN pala. res
ss7s ~: Chicago. exchanges A-,V1ll2, bal
ances $2.5592tS
SILVER MARKET-Commerc bar sil-
yer 52ssc: Mexican silver dollars 4sc. Bar
silver closed in London at Il J-l6d. Un-
changed.
GOLD PREMICM-In MADRID, Sia; Lis
bon, 10
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - McXican OK
Change on New York is quoted at -oll2.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. Receipts
from customs YESTERDAY were N.5423". ln-
ternal revenue. including corporation :aN.
s753, ,115. and miscellaneous. &5i.itj, total OF
$3.50 go against total expenditures on or
dinary account Of Sl.4i".,3S For the moIi q
10 date ordinary receipts have been Nl,gI,-
239 and ordinary expenditures were $40
1o272 The excess Of receipts was Sl.%3', ,'l'
For the fiscal year TO date ordinary receipts
have been SisjIl6.g30. against $4t|Stt.iH m
The same period Of 1917. and ordinary cX-
penditures s4sI5A0l5. against SiM M,Zl4.N" IN
igO the excess Of expenditures amounting
10 50 4S-. $50 compared with an excess OF eN-
penditures last year Of so POSE. Including
Panama Canal account and pubic dept' INC
excess of all expenditure over receipts
since JULY ] amounted 10 $23.51o,4S2. against
sn excess IN tine corresponding peilol a
year ago Of %+3.1ll.l-,.
-TREASI-Et The Sub-Treasury Vas
debtor to the Cieelr4 House &e,'@i.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, March 24.-Consols closed l-l6
iower az as for money and SIS for ac-
count Anaconda was unchanged at IT'S:
Canadian PacFhc. :. lower at 2Z5s4. Grand
Trunk. 3as lower at 25la
Money was in better supply and discount
rates were weak.
The stock market opened cheerfuny. hut
despite the satisfactory conclusion OF the
settlement and good investment buying.
prices weakened in the afternoon, especially
In copper shares and Canadian issues Ar
gentine rails were hrn exceptions TO the
heaviness and home rails closed a trihe
harder.
American securities opened steady and
received light support during the forenoon.
Prices advanced from y 10 q over parity.
IN the afternoon Canadian Pacific and
Amalgamated Copper were offered and tho
entire list teclared. The closing was barely
steady.
call money in London. 22H&i per cent,
open market discount rate for short bills.
2q-lGG2s- per cent. long bills, 2ii02 5-l6 per
cent: Berlin discount rate, 3i2 per cent.
Paris disCOun. rate, 2as per cent. Paris eX-
change on London. 2 francs ZS+t centmcS
Berlin exchange on London. 20 marks II
pfernigs. Bar gold. rs 9d and American
eagles rs 5izd.
Paris. March 2i--Three per cent rentes
closed ceniimes higher a. f6 francs 42iY
centimes Prices were irregular on tho
Bourse.
Berlin. March a Trading was very quiet
but prccs were ratfer firm.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Trading in the market for outside serurl-
ties showed further falling OFF In al quar-
ters with the exception OF the Porcupic
issues The general tone was Irregular,
although the mining list as n whole was
steady. There was light inquiry Tor ,ireene
cananea. Giroux Consolidated ana MANI
The silver stocks were dull AT fractioiUla,, ia,
change. IN the industrial list STANDARD CIi
on small offerings fell 10 points. American
Tobacco advanced 4 IntercontlnentaI huD-
ber. after early irregularity. improved q
United Cigar was slightly frmer; lheIe
was a fairly good demand for bonds. espe-
cally Tex7s Company SIS, which advanced
a on what looked To he good inside puy-
ing New York State new Is were UP a,
with Inquiries for large lots Other issues
were about unchanged. Detailed opera
finne fnllnu,.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
RAILROAD EARNlN10'

RrFrALo. ROCHESTER, & Plris',se ,se
"a wk In Mch $l7l.l9l sss, sss,, sisS%
n,tv I Nch et. TiOoSS5 q 6>oSoo'
DENVER \ RIO GRANpE' u,oW
"A VIZ In Mch. Ss6S 500 sig an an ,ts.s"
Jnlv / Mich. II. 1922 zoo 10, 'is'ov
ST. LOUIS SOuTHN - IN u,f.0
"a wk. in Mch. Se26S2l 80 ;;~"
July Mch "a. 9ll9.SsN ..,sts.
WABASH. ,.MO1
"A wk in Mch s5is.o2d SS~' SS,sSe "a ,sSsAS
Jul, / Mich 81. Il .oi65oi -'il-,,rox.
DETROIT. TOLEDO q lkoNi' sSS6
"a wk In Mch. S29.,2S sSi sSs ifi's"
GEORGIA SOUTHERN & a.g
Tnly / -Mch. IA. la9.Joo l'o'-'-"
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
NFW WORK CENTRAL. n HUDSON RIVER
ROAD COMPANY.

Treasurer's once. New York. Maroh - 80
Pursuant to the provisions Of conira.I ca,.e. p,,l
tween tho Rome Watert0wu osdensburg kdI-
rosd Company and the New York central
Hudson River Railroad Company. dated Mafrg-
J4th IS.i the semi-anuual dividend Of IHi.Et
Ann ONF-HAT.F PER CENT on The STOCK 9l
,he UTICA AND BLACK RIVER RAl-hvHB
,t This of'ice on and after that date
EDWARD l.. ROSSLL-t -t.L 70 - -
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
Astor Trust Go.
New York Trust Go.
Mercantile Trust Go.
CLINTON GILBERT
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
THE UNITED STATES FINISHING co.
No. . WALL ST

S20 Rroadway y. y. March l6. 1911
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO. ~
The Board Of Directors have this Gay declared
The regular quarterly dividend Of one and Three
Quarters Per Cent d%40o upon the Preferred
stock Of this COMPANY. payable April 1. 1911, 10
stockholders Of record at the close OF business
March Il, 1911.
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND No.
The Board ~ Directors have this daN declared
q dividend OF one Per Cent OcD upon the Com
mon Stock of this Company. payable April !,
1911. 20 stockholders Of record at the close oi
business March o. 1911. - .-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
IMPORTS OF DRYGOoU'

Imports aa4 marketings OF so,lossi
week with comparisons. were 10 ,.s ~
Last week Prev. week sa. Is.MIs
Total imports sS,ls5.oS6 sSSoSessss So, sss IvS
Total marketings 3.S0l,'l3 o'fV"'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
MINING.
BONDS.
cue ooO IIud g. Mar 4ibq 70

1900 HYstsie HYe M Mn" I. 'As cs 70 los ro lSs
26o 900 Texas Co 6s....fOl$s lOlH lOl7s lOl%
SELLS cents per share. todd lots. tAssess-
ment paid
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.
Bid. Asked.

Furnished by ]. Thomas Reinhardt. NJ. IS
Broad street New York. No - Devonshre
street Boston. and No. Is King street. West,
Toronto Canada
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
ANDKEw j. McCORMACK. ArcTIoNrr.

Adrian n. Muller & son viii sell at auc,,o.
on Wednesday March 18th 1911. az 10 ~
O'Clock. At the Exchange Salesroo,n Nos .,
and l6 Nesey rt. New YORK bv order -
Trustee under and pursuant to a certain Tru,s
Agreement ''
300 shs Gardner Crusher CO. preferred
1.i9i shs Gardner crushe- CO connon
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. compared
with Thursdays
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
WESTERN ELECTRIC.

The Western Electric Company has is
sued its report for the thirteen months
ended December 81, 1910. on account of
changing its fiscal year. which formerly
ended on November 90. The income account
compares with the twelve months ended
November 30, 1859, and 1907. as follows
1910 1900 1907
Gross sales. .S6S 37j 80 S45,51J.OCo so, 12i.l6S
Other income. is6,301
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Maturing l"li- -
FURNISHED by Swartwout & Appenzellar, No. 40
Pine street)
Maturing 191l-'21.

Furnished by SNditNOui ~ HlItALellGi, aN'' ~
Pine street.)
Interest
Name Maturity. yield.
Atlantic Coast Line p c. 19l1-'l7.... AZ AZ
u n & p 4-4l. p c, l9l9-'27........:.. ~ ~
Central Of Georgia i2-5 y c. l9ll-I. AZ 49s
central r Il Of y J p c, 19ll-lI.... ~ "A
Chesapeake 6. Ohio p =, 1911 H.. "a As
CHICAGO & Alton A-4il-5 p G. 19ll-'19. -
Chicago & + 4i3-5 p c, 19l1-'lI...... -
& p I & at p c. l9ll-'l9......... - AZ
G II & ID 4i2-5 p G. 13ll-'2O. ......... ~ -
Delaware & Hudson a. g. 1922. 2...... az -,
Frie 49, p G. 1Gi1-'1 17............. 5ls a.
Hoeking Valley 44is PC. 19lio,1s:.: Az
Hudson & Manhattan p r.. 1871 10. .
X & TT s & Az p c. i9ll- l3...... - -
X G Southern Az c. bile ....:::. . 80
I.ehigh Valley 4 4-il2 p g. 19ll-l6. ~ ~
Missouri Pacific y c. 19l1-'l....... - 40
Mobile <, Ohio At p G.. 1911 l-16. ...... . ~
Y central Lines p c. l9l1-22. ... a ~
Norfolk & Western y c. 1911 l6.... - ~
Pennsvlvania 3i9-4 p e. 1911 ...... - 4h
81 |, & < = 4-4ia-5 c. 19l1r17. .....
do guar \ g * J. = c, l9ll- IL. -.
So hoard Air Line - p q. 1911. II. = -.
Southern RS 81 -f-fi2 p p. lell-2l. - 4,s
virgiriar nv p C. 1911 ......... 5A 4-s
Wabash r r 49, y g. 19l1-.21 = 800. ~ ~
Wheeling & l. L 49, c. loll-'22... 8
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
ICE SECURITIES CO..
ASSETS.

The American Ice Securities Company has
issued balance sheet showing it's condi
tion as of December 81 1910, which COM
parcs follows
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

IL battery UIace y = CTtV N0T"0 -fTI -
@sRp CONSECUTIVE PRtFEtEh' S4'NN
DIVIDEND. .
quarterly dividend Of ono and one-ha.t PEI PEI
cent on the preferred stock has been S''.@ic sa,l
navahle March 2O;h. 1911. 10 preierr'd Sl''h
FOLDERS of record At the close OF business on
March 9th 1911. Checks mailed .-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

FURNISHED ~ Cnarles l.. Barney e. Co. 30 y
Broad street. New YORK. and No. l22 south
an street. PhiladelpLiaJ
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
MIN ING.

200 Atlanta ...... .loia .1oE .l9,s .lo'' go
200 Belmont .5$7,a 80 s-%, b Z 80 80
30 Goldneld Con..6.31 = 6.3t = %, V'5o
~" zoo yr'm ynn,bo Ext .3Sis .3s's .3Sls IS
100 100 Montana ...... 81 s, 81 IS;
200 Nev Hills .....2o5 2e3 2.9o ~ ~
Geo Pharmacist -. .O2is .o2ls ore .o2's
2 90 Total sales.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
WEsTINGHOUsE
Electric A Manufacturing Company.

NV 0Ork. MdTCU ;, -
A quarterly dividend Of ONE AND THREE
OTrARTERS PER CENT, and in addition
fbereto ONE AND THREE-QUARTERS PER
CENT on account Of dividends accumulated
since sept. SOth. 1907 will be paid April 10Th
1a1i on the PREFERRED stock OF this Com
me PRFFERRED stock will be closed April
9Th 1911. at 500 o'clock =. NJ. and opened
April 18th. 1911. at 1000 o'clock \ NJ
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
INDUSTRIAL.

Sales open. High. Low. Last.
II Am Tobacco .4jj ti37 10 500
80 Bank Of cuba ..i07t 1oTs. 1919 iolE
80 Houston oil. "a - -. 10
900 Int Rub TT ctfs. n 81 3V's .,l1t
2ODO 'Mays oil ..... 6s ts ~ 80
2c Standard oil .. $50 $50 80 60
$40 In Cigar Mfg. 5sls f5ss. 's17 "S3z
l. 800 l. : Itg & Htg 1@i 1tt IL -
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
NEW YORK CITY BONDS

,,-rrr,sbea BY W. n. ooler & CO. No - e'''
street)
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
PUBLIC UTILITY sECURiTIES.

Furnished by Williams. Mcconnell a Coleman
No 90 wall stIeetJ
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Van schaick & CO. No. Wall
street,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

Total income S8s sci, ,4j5 Si5,575, 900 $J2 IA les
Mfg costs.
penses, ETC.. 63. AZ, 2s6 AZ. 2o6 600 5i.5O7,lGS
Net earnings S54t9.l6o 81. 1863. 600 Si,2l1,000
Interest charges SSi.s1 80 900
Bal. for divs sSi 534 2T6 81. .OS9. 900 S12l7. eco
Dividends ..... 10000 1.200,ED l2OO.eO
Carried 10 res. l.15O.O0o
Surplus ...... $l,6si.276 $Ss9,COO $1,000
Equal 10 80 . per cent on SIS 90 O0O capital
stock, compared with 1873 per cent earned on
same stock previous year. Thirteen months
ended December 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
COyTIZIZTAL PApER RAG 90.

II Battery Place y. y. City. March an I'ii: i:
PATH CONSECUTIVE COMMON SlOCh biN-
IDE\D.
a quarterly dividend Of one and one-haii per
cent on the common stock has been declared
rayable March 30th. 1911. u common STOCK holH
ers Of record at the close OF business or MaIO'
9Th 1911. Checks mailed.
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BOSTON STOCKS.
Mar q Mar2i

FURNISHED by II. l.. Day 4 Co. No 81 wall
streot)
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Berlin. March a Trading was very quiet
but pr,ccS were rather firm.
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Total sales the day. 1876 shares
Total sales January to March a. inclusive, 21f%D
shares compared 525Sss shares for the same period
1910.
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Paris March H--Three per cent rentes
closed : cenfimes higher a s6 francs 42iY
centimes Prices were irregular on tho
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asked. lex dividend.