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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-13
Lady Decies Imnroved.

London, May 13.-Continued Inn
provement in the condition OF Lady
Decles formerly Vivien Gould, who
was operated on yesterday for ap-
pendicitis, was reported today at the
home Of the Dowager Lady Decies.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-13

the local courts on Novermer II. 1903,
after having been married 40 years
Gross neglect of duty was the ground
upon which the divorce was granted.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-13
"Home Rnnn Keller.

Home Run" Kelley makes his long
hits with Thibaut g. Mautz Bros
bats. There are hits in their bats. ]
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-13

one OF the most enjoyable dances
of the season was given FRIDAY
evening by Candy Temple l52, Pyth-
ian Sisters in the hall OF Candy
lodge. About a. couples spent the
time in dancing TO the excellent
music furnished by the McNeal
orchestra. Punch was served through
out the evening.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-13
"Home RUM Kelley.

Home Run" Kelley makes his long
hits with Thlbaut e Mautz Bros
bats There are hits in their bats. 1
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-13

Marion Lodge, No. 20, f. & A. NJ,
held a business meeting Friday night.
Arrangements We're made for the
county meeting of the lodge which
will be held June 2. At this time all
the degrees Of the order will be con-
ferred on a class Of candidates l'i
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-13

Many members of the Modern
woodmen enjoyed stag social Fri
day evening. The regular business
meeting will be held in two weeks
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-13

Buy milk OF the Marion Pure Milk
company. cents per quart.
b-12-1ntaod
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-13

waysde Rose Rebecca arranged
for the second ANNUAL roll call WHICH
will be held May 81 at q regular meet
Ing held last night Y 81 te
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Seigfrled, OF
Jerome. Ohio. were introduced to the
members OF the lodge. The routine
business was transacted.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-05-13
BANK WILL ELECT
OFFICERS SOON
New President TO Succeed Late T. A,
-r. Merchant.

Notices We're sent out today to
ftockholders Of the Citizens National
bank notifying them lof the election
Of officers which is 10 DE held Monday
May 22. a successor TO the late I. A.
Merchant president OF the bank, win
be chosen atthismeetingj B
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-01

of the International Sunday school
force, as the Biblestudy expert; Rev.
]. Il. Crowther, field secretary of the
Missionary Education Movement, as
expert on missions. All of these men
will be speSkors In the convention
and leaders Of the training Institutes
that are a part of the campaign plan.
Delegates to the Men and Religion
Forward Movement" convention will
be welcome from Church Brother
hoods. Sunday School Bible Glasses
of men or older boys, individual
churches. Young Mems Christian As
sociations or Mems Clubs or Mission
organizations. Cooperating move
ments In the Columbus district have
been organized in Newark, Mt Gilead,
Lancaster Athens. Cambridge Cald'
well, Chillicothe. Gallon, lronton,
Jackson, Logan, Gallipolis, Coshocton,
Delaware Circleville, Portsmouth.
GAINESVILLE, McConnelsyille, Macarthur,
Pomeroy, Marietta. Mt. Vernon, New
Lexington, New Philadelphia. Marion
and Crestline. These organizations
will carry the movement" into their
entire ccul ;,es.
Fifteen lg2dred plates will be laid
for t'e to"rrntion dinner OF Monday
evening and It is likely that every one
will be occupied and a demand for
more.
TIE heart OF this new NJ and r.
movement is the idea OF training mon
and boys for service on all the lines
of the plan. Boys Work Bible
Study, Social Service. Missions and
Evangelism Institutes for instruction
In methods and principles for work
In ell five lines will furnish the
churches a corps of trained aud earn
est workers that will make their
work more effective than ever. Nov.
13 to 20 is the date of the eight-day
campaign in Columbus.
For Better Church Work.
Training for better Church and So
cial Service work through the insti'
tutes of the campaigns and conven'
tion, union in service of all denoml.
nations and by men Interested in the
five lines Of betterment. enthusiasm
that comes from facing the facts as TO
the present day life CT men and boys
and trying TO meet the needs In a
sensible and Christian way. No
proselyting. A balanced scheme OF
Church work and the finest of plans
for tyinc to the individual Church
all the results OF the effort are things
that characierlze tie lien and 20
ligion Movement.
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new MOVEMENT
GAINS GROUND
Columbus viii Entertain Rellg-
IOus Gathering Nov u and 10.
IAANY HOTABLES ON PROGRAM

object OF Men and Religion Forward
Movement ls Idea Of Training Men
and Boys For Service In All Lines
Of Work, Including Boys Work,
Bible Study, Social Service, Mis-
sions and Evangelism - Institutes
viii Furnish Trained Workers.
A convention of the Men and Re-
liglon Movement" will be held In Co
lumbus Tuesday and Wednesday.
Nov. ID and 10. To this convention
all of the "a counties of the Column
bus district are invited to send dele
gates. The convention will be held
in connection with the Columbus
eightday campaign. Monday evening,
Nov 13. the campaign and conven'
ton will open with a dinner In Me-
mortal hall. Fred b. Smith. the ma
tional campaign leader, viii make the
principle address. Rev. Isaac j. Ian
sing, the Social service expert, will
be present. and make an address.
During the evening the other cam
paign experts will arrive fresh from
the campaign of Kansas City and will
be heard. The list includes John
Alexander, head Of the Boy Scout
movement; ]. A. Whitmore of New
York; w. Il. Lane Of London, Eng
land. remarkable evangelist; Chas.
RI Drumm. expert in community ex-
tension and MONDAY shop meetings;
David J. Latshaw and James II.
Smith, railroad exports; w. c. Pearco
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-01

They will include Senator Swanson Of
Virginia; Hugh Chalmers of Detroit;
Col. Charles Clinton Of New York,
and Howard ID. Hadley of New York,
An equally notable list of speakers
has been arranged for the fourth and
final day of the Congress.
Moving pictures showing the ef.
fects of good and bad roads, some Of
them humorous and some dramatic,
presenting in a striking and human
manner the contrast between the two
phases of the road problem, will lend
considerable interest to the Congress
II will be shown that the high cost
of living has been due. in large
measure, TO the difficulty of getting
farm products to the railroads for
shipment at the bad road" seasons.
and that . system of good roads will
wipe out this evil.
IL Is estimated that something in
the neighborhood of Four Hundred
Million dollars a year could he saved
throughout the country by improving
20 per cent of all the roads now ex-
istent.
Arrangements are being made TO
secure reduced round trip tickets on
the various railroads leading into
Richmond for the Congress, and pres
ent indications are that there will be
more than five thousand visitors from
various parts Of the country in the
course of the four days.
Following are the delegates from
Ohio appointed by Governor harmon:
First District.
Lawson #. Moores, DR.. G.. l.. Bon
field, Cincinnati
Second Diatrict.
Thos II. Murphy. Cincinnati
Third District.
William Stroco, Dayton; G. w.
Bloom, New Paris.
Fourth District.
Allen Patterson, Lima; James X.
Marker, Versailles.
Fifth District.
william Rehne, Bryan; A. p. San.
dies Ottawa.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-01
ION TO RICHMCND."

In the official program of the big
road congress to be held by the
American Association for Highway
improvements at Richmond, .loy. 90.
23, 1911 there is a list Of speakers
+ which includes the most notable
( scientists and public men ever gath
cred together for any one convention.
The program, which has just been an
nounced. includes an address by Pres
ident Taft, the first dhat he will de-
liver upon his return from his long
Western trip.
Previous announcement has been
made that ON National Day" which
will marx the opening of the Con
gress of the Association ana its al
lied organizations, the speakers will
include Governor Mann of Virginia,
Senators Martin ond Bankhead.
On "Road Users Day" which will
follow the second day, set aside for
manufacturers, the automobilists will
have their innings. This part Of the
program is under the auspices of the
/ Touring Club of America, which will
have charge of the automobile tours
which have been arranged More
than five hundred automobiles will
90 to Richmond from various cities,
as far away as Chicago.
This part of the program will be
devoted to a discussion of the various
problems OF traffic regulations, not
merely from the standpoint of the au.
tomobiles. but from all other stand
points James S. Harlan, member OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
will preside. The address Cf well
come will be delivered by Mr.. Pres
ton Belvln. on behalf Of the State Au-
tomobile Association. and will be
followed by Mr.. j. T.. Palmatary,
President of the Richmond Automo-.
bile Club. Many other speakers will
deliver short talks on various phases
OF the trafflc problems. as presented
IN different sections of the country.
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for the county of Marion and state
OF Ohio, in whose custody the files.
journals and records of said courts
are required by the laws of the state
of Ohio to be kept. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is a
true and correct copy Of the original
"Tlmes for Holding Common Pleas
Courts. A. d.. 1912" and that 1t has
been compared by me with the orig
inal "Times for Holding Courts and
that II is true and correct copy
thereof, now on file in said clerks
office.
In testimony whereof. I have here
unto set my hand and affixed the seal
of said court. at Marion. Ohio, this
18th day OF October, 1911.
W. w. Klinefelter,
tSeal1 Clerk.
Ivadelle Coyle,
10-1S-25 III Deputy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-01
Sixth District.

SIKH DlStrlct,
II. n. Ensign, Jesse Taylo", Jaines'
town.
Seventh District.
o. S. Kelley, j, d. Cartmell, Spring
field.
Eighth District.
l.. S. Bixler, Kenton; c. e. Yoder,
Bellefontaine.
Ninth District
Jas. J. Robinson, l.. K. Hawblitz,
Toledo.
Tenth District.
l.. Taylor, Rarden; Hon. ]. |. Hud-
son, Portsmouth
Eleventh District.
Geo. II. Smith. Chillicothe; Nc
Clellan Martens, Lancaster.
Twelfth District.
Arch. II. Hudson. julius F. Stone,
Columbus.
Thirteenth District.
II. A. Parrott, Bucyrus; s. Il. Bar
low, Marion.
Fourteenth District.
C. II. Dudley. oberlin; d, d. Deeds,
Lorain.
Fifteenth District.
o. N. Townsend. GAINESVILLE; N. X.
Thornley,. Marietta.
Sixteenth District.
ID. j. Sinclair, Harry l.. May, Steu-
benville.
Seventeenth District.
Hon. S. b. Mcguire. Canal Dover;
w. A.. Alsdorf. Johnstown.
Eighteenth District.
j. c. Barbour. Canton; c. c. Blair.
Youngstown.
Nineteenth District.
4. IL. Noah. Akron; f. B. Dunn.
Conneaut.
Twentieth District.
ID. $. Humphreys, Fred c. Wood.
Cleveland.
Twenty-Flrst District.
Thos. Henderson, viii p. Blair.
Cleveland.
At Large For the Extra District.
o. ]. Demuth. New Philadelphia;
w. o. Taylor, Columbus
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-01

division be held BY Judges Daniel
Babst and william ..E Scofeld
That the courts of the third sub
division be held by Judge John NJ
Brodrick.
1t is further ordered that Hon. John
VI. Brodrlck be designated as super
vising Judge. and that said terms Of
court begin at o'clock a. m.
VIM. p. Henderson,
Daniel Babst,
VIM. #. Duncan.
VIM. T.. Scoheld.
Frank A. Baldwin,
John NJ Brodrick.
Judges Tenth Judicial District.
Dated at Marion. Ohio. this 18th
day of October A. D.. 1911.
The state of Ohio, Marion County. ss:
I. w. W. Klinefelter. clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, ana eX-offlcio
clerk of the Circuit Court. within and
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-01
TIMES FOR TOL C.
PLEAS COtRTS, v %. Iat".

PLEAS COURTS. v %. tat".
State of ohio. Tenn lt,.,..d District.
1t is ordered taat ,h ;.r:a' of ,hy
Common Pleas Cmlrt. OF tie reccral
counties IN sad JaL....A Dl-tr..,. g..
the year 1912 be fixed as follows, to-
wit:
Crawford co. On :ae e;;h cay @:
Jan. prl tdc 'N '"r os .."y Cu
the 14th cav of Octcbe"
Hancock co. N t..o S.A Cay o. = a-
uary and the Sth day of April and the
9th day Of Septe~1bcr
Hardil co. ca i,;e al Gay Of Ircb.
ruary an1 tic G'A day Of Mag anl tho
14th daX Of October.
Logan Co. on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary and the 18th day of May and the
14th day Of October
Marion Co. on the Goth day of jan
uary and the 18th day OF May and the
14th day of October
Seneca Co. on the Sth day of jan
uary and the Sth day OF April and the
9th day of September.
Union Co. on the Sth day of jan
uary and the Sth day OF April and the
9th day of September.
Wood Co. on the Sth day of jan
uary and the Sth day of April and the
9th day Of September.
Wyandot Co. on the 10th day OF
February and the 3rd day of June and
the 10th day of September
II is further ordered that the courts
of the first b-dlvision be held by
Judges Frank a. Baldwin, William p.
Henderson and William f. Duncan.
That the courts OF the second SUBJ
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-01

Passed By the General Assen1bIy Act Of juno g 1et.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-01

do farmer, and were returning home
late from masked party.
while trying3to unmasl one OF the
crowd OF vandals near his home, Guy
Mcdonald, sixteen, was stabbed -four
times, his cheek bone being barred.
His assailant was not identified.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-01

Josephine Kapps. twenty. was shot
fatally in the abdomen. and her sis
ter Katherine, was wounded in the
arm when a shotgun in the hands OF
Fred "a younger brother, was dis
charged accidentally. They are the
children Of Joseph Kappa well-to-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-01
Legal NOTICE.
Case No. 1899.

In the Court OF Common Pleas,
Marion County. Ohio.
John A. Humeston, whose residence
Is unknown. VIII take notice that
Minnie Humeston filed her petition
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-01
ELECTION NEAR AT HAND.

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-01
HALLOWEEN EscAPADE
RESULTS IN DEATH

vincennes, Ind, Nov. lone girl
Is dying and two young persons are
seriously injured. as a result of
Halloween escapades here last night
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-01

in the court OF common pleas of Ma
rion county. Ohio, asking for a di-
vorce from said John A. Humeston
ana for the custody of their minor
child and suitable alimony in said
action. ana that he is required to
answer the same on or before the
End day of December. 1911.
Minnie Humeston.
J. w. Jacoby. her attorney.
1926 11-1-S-15-22-29
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BETTER ROADS FOR ONO"


In o to
py ole the cost o Instruction ndmnntn OF
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-11-01
THE INTER-COUNTY SYSTEM

d will gvehe eounsa h ani
If a o by AS General
n in
The Pr0nASed
New-York tribune., 1911-09-26
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. Transactions 10, -.
foreIgn account in the local STOCK hles atn,,t
amounted to upward OF 2,OO snare D,,r.
evenly divided between sales an" p
chases. o.a,,ad
COPPER MARKET.-The week oPei,e, oPenep
with IittIe change In the copper ma Hs..,sS "a
TiActrolytic sold around 1914 cents pouliIJi'
Lnt there were few takers Inc osilLOs ~
% tion OF the stock market Is keeplns, 90. 90
sinners out OF the market ana ~ 40
arc conhned TO small lots. ConsuH9lcl' ~
not anpear willing 10 buy copper Lo4 "a
livsrv two or three months aheao. I'LL, L1luI
cattons are that the copper Pro-"oS
sfstement this month will be poor
SAN FRANCISCO GAS BONDS;-hasfr afr,s. ~.
trorhes q GO. have purchased ano are OL
frtpg m Investors As5l. 90 san FranClsso
cas and Electric Company general HloItt
.ses az per cent bonds. due NoVenDer
ee9S Theee bonds are part OF an issue OF
20 IN o60 which are secured by a nrst nSh
~ tbs entire property Of the company, s slo.
fsct onIv 10 q small amount OF underiy iy.Rs
bonds on a comparatively small part ol 'H7
property. r,,-.,a..5s
DIVIDENDS DECLARED .-DlvidehGs ii1.'
bava beA1 declared as follows: Inc luISl
rstfonsI Button Hole Sewing MachIh9
Connnanv regular quarterly j per cent peg-
sbiA 0ctober Is: the Plymouth Cordass
Z ornpanv regular quarterly N, paydpIs, " "
tCber 20: The Contoocook Mills CorpoI dliolls, -
~ Boston. regular quarterly "a per cent 'i'
the preferred payable OCTOBER =.
cold FOR CANADA.-Gold coin 70 tns
amount OF $4,000 was shipped from .. Ne"
Work 10 Canada yesterday for the account
of the Bank OF Montreal
New-York tribune., 1911-09-26
outside SECURITIES.

= .ha market Tor outside securItIes re-
I.d In selling nressure developed almost az
tbs outset. which carried prices doWh1 g,n1
rstber sharply. especially in the indust.lal "a
list. although many new low MARKS 70. ,.,'as une
i-rited Conner sold AZ It's low record on
ratber tii liberal offerings Giroux Consoini-
dated, Inspiration. Braden and Butte siIa,aT
.torlys msinteined steady tone on tght
buyfng especially La Rose. on the expscrs- xp,s,,,,
ton OF the extra dividend disour
In the Industrial United cigar Nan. Manut,TTo- r.
bacco after a decline OF points. rose 10
but later rcceded s from the highest. stuanegII ngI
Baker was down a point. Stsnoaru ,ett
Issues were neglected. Manhattan ltan5,e lt.sia,t
was off 4. Bonds ws-e dun ana
ally lower.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-26
BONDS
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Transactions on the Consolidated Ex-
change were heavy, sales being distributed
over a list, which included sixty different
stocks. Further liquidation on an enor-
nous scale swept prices down In the fore
part Of the day. After that the selling
pressure slackened somewhat, and the ses-
sion closed with a rally under way reflect
ing heavy short covering, the bears be-
coming nervous by rumors that Attorney
General Wickersham might over night
ing the position Of the government toward
the trusts" Talk Of government pro-
ceedings against the great industrial com
blnatiOns was the dominant influence in
the forenoon making for the creation OF
pessimistic sentiment. The bears were
ready 10 argue that with such combinations
70 be disintegrated. their common stocks
were worth nothing having In nearly all
cases been issued for goodwill" De-
tailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1911-09-26
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on can
opened az "a per cent; highest, 2A De-,
cent. lowest per cent; dosing. Z ps,
cent: ruling rate. "a per cent Time money
sixty says: 3lz93&4 per cent for NINETY
days. ! per cent bid for four and Az
months six and seven months offered a.
per cent. Mercantile paper continued "a
come into the market IN reduced Quantities
and this fact. together with the Hight a.
man, reduced the volume Of business "a
small proportions. Rates, 4i5d5 per Ger,
for sixty and ninety days bills receiyabls
names: 5d5ik per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Th foreign or.
change market was quiet, but steady
Sterling ca sbles were quoted at 4Sse5iIF.
demand bills az 4S5izIt4.s655 and sixty a.,
hills at 4S3aAs3A Short francs ver.
quoted 81 5l7iz and short relchsmarks .,
% plus i-32.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-26

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
taxes on real estate and personal property
n The CITY Of Sew York Tor TIE year 1911 are
Que and payable on
MONDAY, OCTOBER ., 1911,
AZ the oT7ce Of the Receiver OF Taxes IN the
Borough in which the property IS located. as
go-5tlzh OF Manhattan 81 Chambers st.
R5roush NJ The Bronx Municipal Building,
corner OF 81 and fremont aFes.
Borough Of Brooklyn, Rooms . 4, and :,
Municipal Building.
borough OF Richmond. Borough Hall st.
All taxes become liens on the day due and
TS HvOTu PENALTY TAXES MUST BE
TsID IN OCTOBER.
O- an taxes which are unpaid on the first
~-- cf November. interest shall be charged az
,he rate OF seven 10 per cent per annum.
from october .. 1911 the day on which taxes
Hs~ome due and payable.
When checks are mailed 20 the Receiver %
Taxes they must be accompanied by addressed
-7reIoups WITH POSTAGE PREPAID IN
order 20 assure return Of rcce.pted bills by
mail
checks dated October should be mailed 20
the Receiver ss soon as possible after bills
have been received bv the taxpayer
DRAW CHECKS ONLY on NEW YORK
FE-FsNGE TO THE ORDER OF THE RE
ETT-E or TAXES
FRED. 2. z EBsTE1N. Receiver Of Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1911-09-26
FOREIGN FINANCIAL

London. Sept. 4.-Consols, after an s.t,
decline OF !, recovered and closed ~
changed from Saturday at ~. for mon.f
and account. Anaconda was = Lover, !.
e6as. Grand Trunk 4 higher, a, ls<
Money in good demand, and discounts
frmer. The Bank of England is sTpectS
10 secure the bulk OF the $3.50 800 gold avsa'
able IN the market
The Stock Exchange was quiet oI
steady with home rails, gilt edge secnn.
ties and Kaffirs generally improved, ogi
foreigners were easy on the runnors o.
froubies between Turkey and Italy; Turk-
lsh unified securities sold Pa points lower
Copuer stocks were weak.
The market for American securities gss
steady early. but weakened later on reaNI-
ing and New York offerings. Lne leAasrs
declined over q dollar and the general tons
al the close was easy. except Anlalgarati
Copper shares which were weak
Paris, Sept. E.-Three per cent rentes
closed unchanged a. - francs 70 eerumss.
Prices on the Bourse were lower, especiaiy
Turkish and Italian securities
Berlin. Sept 25.-The Boerse opened weak
but later steacied
New-York tribune., 1911-09-26
KERR LAKE MINING.

Kerr Lake Mining has issued its annual
report for the year ended August 81. 1911.
The income account of the Kerr Lake Mn.
ing COMPANY Limited, the operating cons
pany. compares as follows:
Proceeds ot ore sales and
miscellaneous income .-- t,2al'24s N.tziN
Cost of production. te-
veiopment, shipping. ad-
n1irlstratior. etc. ...-..t- 2sc,ec5 Abt
Net profits .............. ses7.s7s Hls,fa
The profit and loss account follow.
Profit and loss surplus August 81, lsl0A,liof3
Net rronts year ended August 81. lsll.. ec7.s1
piyidents paid during yeAr.....-...... lassoos
Prof, ard loss surplus August si'
The income account Of the Kerr Lax.
Mining Company OF New Ycrk, The eoid-
ing company compares 80 roloEsi
1911. 1910
M winiTs Limited -. si,sss,ooo r.nors
Diys. rec. rom Wetf LOT -. -.
rain sn VI. sto...-.-.... eo% ki
Total. ................ ti,s44.cS r.niyn
Admla exp. taxes, ETC.. e5'No HSN
Dividends paid ......-..... Lzo'UO S'ssH
Surplus ........-......,. NII'Asa S+~i
New-York tribune., 1911-09-26
3anksrs' posted rates are as follows

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston, pa,.
Chicago, &C premium: New Orleans. CON.
rnercial 5047Sc discount, bank 81 premium.
St Louis, par bid l0c premium askec:
Savannah, buying 3-lec discount. selin.
par; MINNEAPOLIS. 2)c premium. Chariestoa
buying par. selling l-i0c per cent preui1r,:
san Francisco. sight &c, telegraph 1izc
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York OF.
changes s1ss $1,000, balances s9sZ e9o' RoS-
ton, exchanges tl7.573. se2, balances 81; ~.
philadelphia. exchanges Sl7,s64,342. baIancs,
n.2ls942, Chicago. exchanges H3, ,s3s. .s7s, bal,
ances S,5Jl.541
SILVER MARKET. .-Commercial bar siI.
yer, 521sc; Mexican silver dollars. Sc Bss
silver in London closed a. 24A.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, ATS; LIS.
bon, 8.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE ex.
change on New York Is quoted az 2lla