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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-16
Ell CIDS WILL
PLAY MkRIOhS
Cross Bats Tomorrow at
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VS.. Acme.

Tomorrow afternoon the Marions
will journey to Railway, where they
will cross bats with the Ell Cids, Of
that place, for the first time in two
years. The Marions in the last con-
test were victorious by the 0 of
6 to. 5. The Railway aggregation
superior to last years champions and
will make things hot for them.
In this city tomorrow afternoon
the Ashlands and Acme A. c., both
juvenile teams of this city, will battle
on the G. Pardee works diamond for
supremacy and at the same time a
side bet of IS. Both teams are in
the best of condition and a lively
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-16
MORGAN AFTER
SOUTH RIVER
Special Train Will Take
Team to Battle Ground.

The Morgan baseball team will
journey to South River, Sunday, and
meet the South River A. c., n of
the strongest teams in the county.
A special train will run on the
Raritan River R. R. for the accom-
mediation of the Sorth Amboy fans
who desire to see the game. Train
leaves the G. R. R. depot at 2 p. m.
Fare for round-trip will be twenty
five cents,-this is only five cents
more than by trolley and saves a
walk of 4 mile as train will stop
right at the ball grounds. All who
can do so should turn out and en-
good record they nave mace NnAs
season.
Train will return Immediately af-
ter the game, for South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-16
GOOD MATERIAL
IS ANNOUNCED
Marions to Have Fast Team
in Basketball.

Basketball is another line of sport
being INDUCED in by the Marion A.
G. This year the club claims to have
one of the fastest teams In this city
or vicinity and are willing to meet
any teams either home or travelling.
Joseph Mullen has been elected man
ager and has already started his
schedule.
Harry Orr, who starred for the Y.
NJ. G. A. of Railway, will don a Mar
ion uniform as will Hickey, a Bay
onne player of note. The remainder
Of the team will be composed of
Campbell, formerly of the Owls;
Weitzsp-Mulligan- Holzheimer and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-16
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Tottenville, Sept. 16:-The Al,
Staten Island Bowling League or
gained for the season on Thursday
night. Last year only six teams en-
tered the league and so successful
was the venture that eight teams
will compete this season. Joseph o.
Ayers vas reelected president; 1. A,
Silvie, vice president; D. P. Libbeyi
secretary; and A. ]. CaWse, treasur-
err.
1t is the intention of the league
to begin operations about October /
and a schedule Is being prepared
which will be submitted at the next
session of the organization. A team
representing the Veteran Firemen's
Association of the North Shore Fire
Department was taken in and an
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-16
PLAYING POOL
AT SP0TSW0OD
Club Organized by Younger
Set in This Place.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Spotswood, Sept. 16:-Again this
borough Is alive with sports bent
upon the good old past time, pool.
Last season several of the younger
set of this place organized a pool
club and for the first season did
remarkably we'll. The cued against
some very good material and showed
by their playing that the stuff is in
them and only needs development.
Ihls year rumor has it that the
same young men who were on the
team last year are about to start
the ball a rolling again and are now
IN practice. There is plenty of good
like the one contemplated would
mean another advancement in the
world of sports in this vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-16
BOWLING LEAGUE ON
ISLAND ~REORCAN|zED
EIGHT Teams Will Compete This
Season. Joseph 0. Ayers is Presi-
dent Start Games in October.
SCHEDULE IS BEING PREPARED

other team will oon be added, total
ing eight teams.
Staten Island is one Of the great
est bowling centers in this vicinity.
Bowling is the popular sport from
the time the leaves begin to fall until
they bud again In the spring. Not
only to the men does this sport ap-
peal but the women are also very en-
thusiastic In this line of sport. Last
year the Amicitia team from this
place landed first place after a des-
perate struggle.
h teams contesting are the
A~quehongas and Amicitias, Of Tot
tenV1lie; Mariners Harbor and
Aurora, OF Mariners Harbor, and
Richmond Borough Nos. l and 2, of
Stapleton, and the Veteran Firemen's
association of the North Shore Fire
Department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-16
COMES To
A WHITE HOPE
Flynn Beats Morris in Ten
Round Bout.

New York, Sept. 15.-AIl the way in
their ten round bout at Madison
Square Garden Jim Flynn Of Pueblo
had the best Of Morris Of Oklahoma,
the much touted white hope" Nor
ris showed that be was no boxer,
knew little or nothing Of the gams
and was to2 awkward to ever become
n championship possibility.
An immense crowd saw the fight,
and the opinion among the closer fol-
lowers of the bout is that Morris Is q
never has been"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-16
'OAKS READY FOR THE
BATTLE WITH MAURER

The Oak Field Club and the Maui
rer A. c. are scheduled to battle
for honors tomorrow afternoon on
the Hill top diamond. The Oaks
have tried for some time to arrange
this contest and have practiced hard
for this event. The Maurers are
just as anxious for the go and are
confident Of victory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-16
Maxims For All Purposes.

Remember. my son." said the pru-
dent man. that a penny saved is a
penny earned"
That's So" replied the reckless
youth. The trouble with me is that
I am always getting hold Of the wrong
proverb. I was thinking, Nothing
venture, nothing have Washington
Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-16
BASEBALL.

Results Of Games Played In National
and American Leagues.
At st. Louis-st. Louis, 8; Cincinnati. 4
(ten innings). Battertes-Steeie and Bliss;
Benton and Clarke.
Second sane-st. Louis. 3; Cincinnati, 4
LauderniIk and Wingo; Fromme and Nc
Lean
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 9; Chicago, Z
Et Tan SS-nTasass . siseesSS. aann6alAs as and sA1ssG
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-16

Lime,
The present method of manufacture
ing lime was known and ~practced Of
least as early as 713 B. @.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-16
DETROIT WILL PLAY
BRUNSWICK TOMORROW

New Brunswick, Sept. 16-Hughey
J~ennings's Detroit American League
team, with Ty Cobb and Sam Craw-
ford, have been booked to play here
tomorrow. An American League
twirler will oppose Detroit, and he
will be supported by a team greatly
strengthened for this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-16

Pueblo SERVICE TINE TABLE.

PUBLIC SERVICE TINE ABLE.
Cars Leave Staten Island Ferry:
For New Brunswtck-6:l0 q. m and
every 80 minutes until $40 D m, also
1t $40. 1880 and 1i:to p. nd tSatur-
for Keasbsy-s:45 q m and every
as minutes until $40 p m Then every
80 minptss unit! LEG
minutes until 1850 p M
For Boyntoa Bsach1a:eo O. m. and
pyery Is minutes until 11:50 p q.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-16

If you have something to trade
put al advertisement in our II
change column.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-16

You'll ind It IN the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-09-16

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HOUSE DECORATORS,
AND PAPER HANGERS.
Rooms pEPered with select paper. SAB
noothS panied .tl.oo
AaieiminIhS room ,'sss.ss.s.s"s.....s zoe
clustering and GrainfnG. Estimates
furnished and tobbin4 promptly attend
ed to.
DAVID ENGLESON,
IS1-A New Brunswick Ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

Landau. Sept. 2-Consols closed s-is
higher al = for money and account Ana
conQa was a lower at &b-z. C4lecian "a
cifc IL lower az G59as- Grand Trunk /.
higher az 262s.
american securities opened weak and
Sror1 ] 20 AZ points lower to-day. The early
trading was active and excited and some
wide fluctuations occurred as dealers al
teruatelv bought and solo on Wall Street
and Continental orders. Canadian Pacific
and United States Steel were me leaders
The former opened al 2esl7, sold OF 70 20
then up 70 1903, and back % - curing
al 55Is and eased of 20 81. 4 quick rally
7 no 57i+ followed. but part u this sain was
wfped out before noon. The rest OF the
list ranged from unchanged 20 points
below rarity al midday.
In the afternoon the market was quieteT.
New York solo again, but turned buyer II
the late trading, and with continental COW
ering tbs market closed sreadier.
/ The rest Of the sections started unsettled.
but strengthened later, under The iead q
T home rails and Consols. The Canadian
elections had little effect and the closing
Money and discount rates we're a t-ac-
/ ton easier
1 Paris, Sept. z2-Three De- cent reutes
closed AZ I2ta centimes higher az s. francs
/ 81 confines After an Irregular opening me
/ Bourse closed higher.
Berlin. SEPT. 1.-THE Boerse was &c.
| frassed to-day by the weakness To- United
/ states Steel The Canadian election caused
+ a decline OF Q points II Canadian Pacfhe
. shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
Furnished By williams. Mcconnell 4 Co.soa-
No s0 wall street.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions IN hankrrpte'
were filed yesterday IN the United sta'-'
District Court
ELMER T. WOODBURY. hotel manage
Sc. gl-8 Broadway; voluntary. Lla9ille'
S25Z1. and no available assets de e. 3,
ninety shares II stock OF the aots. =,
Mark. OF Oakland Cal, % no value J.
the liabilities S006l grew OUT o. me Iua
chase OF the Hotel Belleclaire. az Broso"~'
and nth street
BENJAMIN ERfCKER AND ma
ACEFRMAN. who compose me alM -
Broker & Alderman, manufacturer
ftlrs an No - East srh street ~ 80
creditors. Fuchs q Co E25 Hvnlan = =,
son. 500. and Louis haZurer. Nso ~
are estimated az 1900.
sANr-rT. LFDERNAN. dealer 90 plansS
s~r' supplies So. s. Manhattan street
those creditors IN. Coyur le.1--l,-
COMPANY. or Brooklyn 81 Sl. tLs traIA--
r3,.,.- fi,--rqrr I'D 9ua-re. 2-. md -
Armstrong Manufacturers '1mpsh'f
TIabIltics. NaeN. assets. NH"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

steel commons great price collapse at
the opening OF business unsettled the
whole LIST on the Consolidated Exchange
Severe declines I'm the stocks particularly
affected by the Canadian vote against rec
iprCcity assisted In bringing about tempo
rary Generalization. But the railroad LIST
ss q whole rallied quickly. the display OF
underlying strength being q remarks BILE
one. IL was construed by many traders
20 reflect support extended by important
banking interests 81 q critical period In
the later dealings the market was ex-
tremslv nervous and excited Influenced
by varying reports regarding the alleged
plans OF the government as 20 the trus rs.
Advices from abroad that the Moroccan
dispute was close 20 final settlement slim
uIated some buying. Steel common sc-
eouu ted for 10000 shares Business III
Smelling was the largest IN some time,
tCtallnE 1870 shares That stock did
nor get under 81 y against 81 u on the
other board. American Ice changed hands
at ia and IN no sales Of that stock
being reported on the New York stock
Exchange Detailed operations follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
ufacturers Coincidently. however, specu-
lation seems 20 be AZ very low EDO.
BILLS OF LADING REGULATIONS
British Changes Follow Those Previ-
nrslu Announced in America.

London. Sept 2-The brief announce
ment from Liverpool last night regarding
an amendment to the new system for veri-
Tying through bills OF ladlng was ulisead-
ing. The changes referred TO IN the circu-
lar issued by the Ladlng Conference Com
mi,tee deal only with notifications pre-
viously announced IN America and drafted
10 meet the objections Of American bank
ers to the original form OF the shipper 5
letter 10 the central bureau.
The circular states that it is matter OF
regret that the opposition among Southern
interests is still TO be dealt with, and con-
cludes
But the conference committee Is cont
dent that this opposition IS due mainly -
misconceptions and m!sunderstandings and
that practical experience IN the working OK
the scheme will convert every one 20 IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Renewed liquidation was shown in the
market Tor outside securities. with FUR
Their weakness almost throughout the entire
list. The volume OF business. however
showed a considerable falling OF, although
IN spots pressure developed, especially IN
some OF the mining issues. GirOuE Con-
soliCated was offered freely az recession
or about u although covering checked the
downward movement Greene-Cananea. In
spiration and Braden receded slightly. The
silver issues ran of fractionally on small
offerings. In the industrial list American
Tobacco was down points. Standard OIL
points Houston on issues were of frac-
tiCnally. Chicago Subway fell TO q new low
record. selling down 70 lht Bonds were
easier In sympathy with the balance Of the
list Detailed operations follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARRET.-Money on call
opened at "a per cent; highest, 2as per
cent: lowest, per cent; closing, "a per
cent. ruling rate. 81 per cent
Time money was without change. Rates.
3i,a32. per cent FOR sixty 20 ninety days.
ss4a4 per cent FOR four I'VE and six
months.
Mercantile paper was in light demand.
Rates. 4,.d5 per cent for sixty and ninety
davs' bills receivable and choice four 10
six months single names; Oh per cent Tor
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign
exchange market opened STEADY with
cables quoted at 49, demand stsc!lnS a. Al
4s6l-d4. sos. sixty-dsy bills az 4sSOSg4 .S8l5
and L.netv-day oils at 4aDuLdia. Short
francs were quoted at 5l1ls less l,S-' ana
short reichsInarks at % lis Plus To- Inc
market held steady in the day, with rates
around the opening level Caoles were
quoted at 4s695G4s7, demand sterHns az
4s6jga4 .S655 and sixty-day bills at 4s6igg
4s3l5 Short francs held around oli5e
and short reichsmarks 50 LID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
pusLlc NOTICES.
DEpAErMENT OF FINANCE
prrEAr rJU THE COLLECTION Oi
TAXES


NOTICE To TAAtAA Li's.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI ~,
r.ra- ON real estate and persona t,-f ,rs
IN TNe CITY OF New York f3r ~ .''' i'-'
ay. and PAYABLE on
MONDAY. OCTOBER .. 1911. nj,
az che aI... OF the Receiver o. AZ, a A.
borough la which che property - i'.'
u.-ouss or Manhattan. So chamber, ',,,s
psr5u.H 0f The Bronx. Municipal D'''
conner III Be- ana Tremon, ayes "a 1
thorough og BROOKLYN Rooms .
~ R5rough OF queens. Court square -
borough OF Richmond. Borough h'iN
All taxes become liens on the day a"'
p' T "0'' %voTp PENALTY TAXES NUS
PAID fN OCTOBER ,-s fuf
IN an taxes which are unpaid on TssS a
4,v ~ November. interest shall % .nuurs.
no rate ~ seven 90 per cent ~ a tsts
nom October =. 1911. tho day Oh "A'~N
bscone due and payable ,,...tvsr q
when checks are mailed 90 me "str.sss5
r-.r, they must be accompanied ~ saIH:D .
envelope WITH POSTAGE PhEsF M, "
ort.r to assure resuru OK receipIea 0'
mail , - ~ mailed =
the Receiver as soon as posall!e ~
hsve been received by the t2Ap4yer.,v yoRs
DRAW CHECKS ONLY on ~ I'VE 30
z,XcHASGE 10 TIE ORDER OF ihS
CETVER OF TANEs. ~xxA
FIRED. Ii, Z. EPSTEIN. RsesiTx Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
IMPORTS OF DRYGooDs.

The IMPORTS and uarketings 81 drygoocs
a. the port Of New York last week were IS
follows
Lasr Previous Las
week week Tea:
Total imports IS. O55.4t5 Sc IT. So S5ti ts
To+rI ruarketiurs 8 1879 S144soT 3tTG1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
Furnished hy swartwout a. ADpenzellar. 80 4
Pin. street,
MaturinE 1911 =

FURNISHED by swartwout ADpenzellar 80 a.
Pin. street,
Name. Maturity. Int. yield
Atlantic Coast Line 8 = C.. BILL ~ =.
Il r & = 49, 90 l. 1915 - .-........-. a. -
central OF Georgia 4i--5 g l9ll-'I7. ~ -.
central r. Z OF Is ) C.. l01l-'1T... ~
Ufesapeake q Ohio p g. lJll-1T.... - ~
chicago & Alton a. go C. lHllflg. -
chicago b East IlI 4i4-5 p C.. l8ll-l7. 45 -
O. I d J. a. -G D. e.. 1911. 70 ........ as
Gin Ham Il Day Abs c. lsll-'2O 90. o.. 40
Delaware b. Hudson AZ C.. 1922. zee. "a -
Eric 4-4l4-5 D. e. INil-.l1. .-.... ...... -
H6skne vaH.g 4-4s , e. i9ll-'ls....s "a
Vud-0u A Manhattan "a r., lsli-'tS. 50 -
q ~ Is b. ~ 49, e., billie. 49,. ~
Karsas civ south a. e. lOll-b.. ~
T.rfgb Valley K b Az p g, l8ll-i6 ~ a.
Missouri Pacific 3 60 1915 u --..... 81 as
Mobile a Ohio 80 e. 1917. 10 -...... "a
central Lines ? 3 e.. bile co.. ~ Al.
Norfolk 4 Western p e. III L.. ~ ~
Pennsg wanna 3l--4 p c. lsll- ~ ...... ~ ~
et n u II $3.50 70 e. l5ll- ILL.,. a. ~
do guar & q = . C. i9il-lI.... ~ ~
seaboaTd Air Line 4il-5 . e. l9ll-.i7. a
Southern RS ois-4-4i4 c. lsll- n. "A ~
VirRinian Railway B C. 1911 ~ 90. o. al
Y shaAb Railroad 4is-5 C. leil- p o. 4.
WhsslinR a L e ~ 8 c. Isll- y So ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
coNTNENTAL rApER nae coMPANA

Nsu York City September 22nG 1911
18th consecutive common stock dividend.
A. quarterly dividend OF one and 0ng-hllf
pr cent ID 500 or the Common stock has
been declared payable EeptemDeT 2sth 1917.
70 Common stockholders of record a. the close
Of business on September 25rd. 1871 Checks
mailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
on NEN YORK

september ~. lS4I-
TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE To-
DAY DECLARED quarterly dividend Of FOUH
DER CENT. fsc(I upon the Capital Stock oi
this Bauk payable on and after october ID
1911. % stockholders Of record 20 close OF
business September q. lPll-
MAURICE n EVER Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
INACTIVE STOCKS

The following we're the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks il
which there We're no transactions yesLeT-
day on the New York Stock Exchange;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

FURNISHED By Charles D Barney Y % %, so,,-S
Broad street, New York. and No. L. ''"'-
arm street. PhilsdsphtaJ
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.


N-ERoCEANIc or MEXICO.
1911 1910 isE
e veek IN SEPT. slSs231 ti+eo7 Nt2ll
JULY l-ssrt. Il fTS9 40 L15T'I8 id-1'
IOWA CENTRAL.
% week r. Serr. so es3 sTo.3-z tII't1
July 1-Ssrt Il 6IsS SsI.8as eiLs"
MINEEAPoLIs r. ST LOUIS.
"a week IN Sept sos "a S19I 80 jlNtN
TuIv i-sept IA s665I0 i0s5 So se.sB
NATIONAL or MEXICO.
% week in Sept. s.. $50 os4 si.lsos96 saisiv
Juiv f-sspt. Il 1900 $50 12.se4.5+4 iosoiSi
sEABCsRD AIR LINE
% week IN Sept. $3.50 +51 ss7s .22e t5S.2io
JULY l-Sepr. IA or. 4f7 1.s1G lt7 6.As4.Ei
LEEIGE vALLEy
Month % August
Gross earnings. s.. 425. ass ss.I5I aes tZ59.iio
Exr and taxes. 233eSs6 2.I2f e-6 t..-G,ei5
N.; earnings. Sl.oso.5se Sl.oltlss S-.o267T
July 1-Aug 81 -
Gross earnings. Ss.5l5142 ss.ol42,- s. $50 la
Ezo and taxes 4.45o.eSI t.ld2.5s6 z Sdo5s
Ner earnings. 81 o. $50 s. s5t.6Ts s. oiSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23

BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished by j. Thomas Reinnardt, No, -
Broad street New York; NO "a DeFonsnlrS
street Boston and No. 10 King street west
Tornnfo- LanadAl
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COLLATERAL Trust NOTES.
Furnished -y sFartTou, q Appslzellas, Nc. -
Pine street.

APPROX.
Name Maturity. Bid. ask yield
Anal COPPER 2 p C.. April 1918 % 1907 100
su. cigar r. Mich lF. 'sl...- ~. 1905 g Sci
d e o Al p O. June 1918 pee. 4fA 100 $50
Beth ST. Corp ? r., Sov, 1914. fF-s l"oA 800
gr 8 JliJ ~ e. June. 1919. 's $50 $40
..rI. & AT b c SIC. -. 1913 fe4 t9s 2 So
Gin y n c. July. 1913. se-1 NN ffH
ne & n 90 A. r.. July. 1922 lOl To- 4-35
DENY o 4 j. C. april. 1914. 9e-s N94 60
Empire Dist r r., May 1912 ro-a lnU 500
rsrie q % &C.. April s. 1914 zoos 1908 p "a
Gen Motors G D. e.. oct iel0..- o. ~ 60
Con Rubber aiA g July 1915 "fs 9f-s 3D. It
hudson COS 4 % e. FEB. 1915 % H~s sos
Lack steel r r N.E. lHIv.... '3 81 $50
81 a. So Ia &C.. FEB. 'Nla.. H5 sos TO
So Kan = TEX Ma. 1912 osN ass OPS
Missouri Par C. fune. 1914. b4s "4s IT'S
s. ~ p D. &C. a. Mcf. lHi4. |srs 100 $50
- Lines. .gts. o.. NoH
1pli.'22 .-. .........-.e. .-.. q -ra@-s basis
90 ~ e. Jan. 1911 =. ....4 .aQ4i, . r. basis
~ = y 81 a. q p e 1all-'f2 1"oe ipift q a.
81 L . C.. March. 1915 "ss 9sA 5ss
south r. O., Feb 1913. -. 81 lNu 500
Ildeuater o C. June. 1913 .llu l0lH 500
I'm Tppewr e. Jan -. lsI. LOO lnp-s 20
u eeteru r & r q q C. Feb 1872 100 100. $50
West j. a. ~ G. Aug. 1918 lulh 1913 5g7
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BONDS

81 ooo IS City 4ts.IO2's 1924 -l0gA 1875
81 on y T. wS ? AIS e6A s6'. esA e64
q coo Or-TDE&N 4 ~ 9ls o. af-
'eaU- cents PEI share. rodd lets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
JERSEY CENTRAL EARNINGS

In the fiscal year ended June 90. ieii. tho
Central Railroad OF New Jersey showed
earnings available for dividends equlyalen-
M 56 ~ Der cent OF It's capita stock Of
81 435. so against g IS per cent N the year
before. Detailed income account t1r three
years follows.
Crozs earnings yZ7 62ss1T S26. $50 e1l s24.seo e
f.rpenvas 80. rel 757 pl6 n. sos. 79i l4.15s.lga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-23
FOREI
Banners, rosted rates are as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bost par;
Chicago SC discount; New orleans, COM
mercial bOG 75c discount. bank . pre-
MUM: ST Louis loo premium bld' -OC
asked: Savannah. buying 3-l6c discount
selling par. Minneapolis, zoe premium ,
Charleston. buying par, selling l-iV Per
cent premium. san Francisco, sight &c.
telegraph nc.
BANK CLEARTNGS New York. ex-
changes S2S44T245I. balances Sl3,36i,93l,
Boston. exchanges S2S07S,49l, balances
Sl,OSS.199, Philadelphia, exchanges 80
S4TOS2. balances SI,96l.105; chicago, ex-
SILVER MARKET.-Commerci bar sill
yer, 521c, Mexican silver dollars SOC
Bar silver in London closed al 24Ld-
GOLD PREluUNi-In Madrid, $50; Lis
bon, 8
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Bank and Trust Go.
Stocks
Bought & Sold
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
The United States Finishing ca
CLINTON GILBERT
A IL -

DIVIDEND NOTICES.
The United States Finishing 20.
go r-oarHa# rs So. reutamher q 1911
PREFEREED STOCK DIVIDEND No. as
Fr. Board 90 Directors have fais day de-
csTed tho regular quarterly dividend q One
ard Trrer-C quarters Peg CEN. l1e4rrJ upon rhe
Preferred Etuc. uf THIS company payable
october O. 1gff. r1 stOeEro'ccr of record -
she close Of business September ~. 1871.
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND No. H.
TEe Board of Directors have this DAY de-
o.ared O. dividend Of one per Cent lCJ upon
She Common stock o. tt.s Company. payable
OctoDe~ .. 1911. 90 stockholders OF record az
the close o. business September q. 1911
D. g. JEROME Treasurer.
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

Furnished by ". y. CoIer & CO.. No. ~ Cedar
street,
Accrued interest % be added
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Total sales day L257 shares compared with Ss-zs
shares for the corresponding day in 1910
Total sales, September z inclusive AE'--Vs
shares compared 1s shares for the same period in
1910
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INDUSTRIAL.

Ehare- open Hi-r. Low Last.
1e Am Tobacco. 1873 3-J 5g- 3e5
100 In Rub T ctfs. r T. = T.,
loo Manhat Transit. n - ~ X
100 r. Lts s. Htr IA ~ f-'y II