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FOUND RIGHT PATH
After a False start.

In 1890 began to drink coffee.
AT that time / was healthy and en-
'oyed life. At first | noticed no bad
ELECTS from the indulgence but In
course Of time found that various
troubles were coming upon me.
'Palpitation OF the heart took unto
Itself sick and nervous headaches. kid
hey troubles followed and eventually
ny stomach became so deranged that
even light meal caused me serious
distress.
Our physicians prescriptions failed
% help mo and then | dosed myself
With patent medicines till / was thor
oaghly disgusted and hopeless.
Finally began to suspect that cof-
leo was the cause of my troubles. ex-
pefimonted by leaving IL OF, except
lot one small cup at breakfast. This
helped some but did not altogether re-
neye my distress. 1t satisfied me,
however, that was on the right track.
80 / gave up coffee altogether and
oegan TO use Postum. In ten days !
round myself greatly improved, my
nerves steady, my head clear, my kid
neys working better and better, my
hearts action rapidly improving. my
appetite improved and the ability tc
eat hearty meal without subsequent
suffering restored to me. And this con
dition remains.
leaving OF coffee and using Postum
ga this, with no help from drugs, as
abandoned the use OF medicines wher
Oegan TO use the food drink" Nam,
sven by Postum Co, Battle Creek
Mich.
heres reason" and II is ez
palned in the little book, The Roa'
I" Wellville." in pkgs.
,Ner read the above letterr A nev
a.. appears from time 10 time. The
Eenuise. true, and full Of hums
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HANDS WOULD CRACK OPEN

About two months ago my hands
started TO crack open and bleed, the
skin would scale OF. and the good
flesh would burn and itch dreadfuliy.
When my hands first started 10 get
sore, there were small blisters Ike wa
ter blisters which formed. They
Etched dreadfully. IL Just seemed as
though l could tear the skin all OF. l
would scratch them and the skin would
peel OF, and the flesh would be all
red and crack open and bleed. II wor-
ried me very much. as l had never
had anything the matter with my skin
/ was so afraid would have 10 give
UP my employment.
MY doctor said he didn't think IL
would amount 20 anything. But 1t kept
getting worse. One day l saw piece
IN one OF the papers about lady who
had the same trouble with her hands
She had used Cuticura Soap and ONT
/ ment and was cured. / decided 10 try
| them, and my hands were all healed
/ before | had used one cake OF Cuti
cura Ointment. l am truly thankful
for the good results from the Cuticurt
Soap and Ointment. for thanks TO then
/ was cured. and did not have 10 LOST
a day from work. / have had no re
turn Of the skin trouble" (Signed
Mrs Mary E. Breig. 1922 Browi
Street. Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. u, 1911
Although Cuticura Soap and Oin'
ment are sold everywhere. a sampl
OF each, with 32-page book, will b
mailed free on application TO Cut
cura." Dept. 6 X, Boston.
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Pa, Was More Than willing.

A very pretty girl who recently re-
turned from ireland tells Of an en-
counter with an Irish cabby IN Dub
lin. She had started out from the
hotel 70 do some shopping. but de-
cided instead TO make q tour Of the
city on a jaunting car Arriving at
the hrst car stand. and having So
lccted the smartest looking vehicle.
she told the driver that she wanted
10 engage him for the day" Pat,
never backward in paying homage 10
beauty, earnestly replied: "Begorra.
ma'am you are welcome. l only wish
IL was for life."
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Local corn shows have come TO be |
powerful factor In the movement
for better corn. They are instru-
mental In directing the attention OF
corn growers 10 the requirements OF
good corn. They stimulate friendly
rivalry and at the same time stimu-
late a desire for information. They
not only encourage the selection OF
ears which conform TO the score
card, but they also encourage the
farmer TO study cultural methods.
The value and good Of the core
show does not end with the improve
ment OF the ear and yield Of corn. 1t
is doing much to bring the business
man and farmer closer together and
to unity their interests. II is tending
to turn the attention OF all the people
10 agriculture, which will mean much
TO the advancement OF this industry
OF the state.
Classification.
Corn shows have been held by In
dividual business men or firms. farm
ers' Institutes, county agricultural so
4 cieties. corn clubs. or groups OF farm
ers. Premiums have been offered for
\ the smallest ear Of corn. the largest
load OF corn, and for samples OF all
sizes between these extremes. NO
general. uniform classification has
been adhered to. with the result that
Judges could not do the most salts
factory work and exhibitors have not
always been benefited.
A satisfactory plan in corn exhibits
is 10 enter the corn under some gen
eral classification, as white corn, vel
low corn, and mixed corn. In some
instances it might be desirable to onel
premlums for particular varieties o
corn. but at this time IL does not seen
advisable to make such classes In 10
cal shows. However. in the future
whenever standards OF perfection an'
variety score cards are agreed upon
this step in the classification may b.
taken.
Sizes Of Samples.
Ten ears is the standard sized ez
hibit and should constitute sample
except when premiums are offered 10
single ears. This number affords a
idea OF the trueness TO type, and othe
characteristics, OF the corn exhibite
and OF the exhibitors knowledge G
good corn. 1t also offers conyenien
basis for computing the markings o
the score card.
Outline for Premium List.
Class A. Best ten ears Of yello'
corn.
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A Worry. Even In Eating.

well smiles the wife Of the Gus
toner. you miss one worry that the
res, Of Us have. With your husband
in the grocery and meat business you
don't have to worry about tie high
cost OF living"
Yes. we avoid that worry says
tie market mans wife. but the
trouble f. that Mr.. Feedem never en-
Toys his meals. Every time he eats
anything he frets about how much he
could have sold II for"
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A Sandwich Filling.

delicious filling for sandwiches or
crackers is made by mixing equal
rarts Of cream cheese and snappy
cheese with French dressing TO a
smooth paste. then stirring In II
ehopped red peppers or chopped
olives This paste should be very
creamy and put on thickly. at least a
quarter Of an inch. II is nice between
salted waters or on thin rounds OF
brown or rye bread.
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"a. A.lnhts of Some.

Miss Mary Garden, at a supper IN
New York that preceded her depaT-
ture for Europe. praised new tenor.
He is one of those tenors." said
Miss Garden. who have TO shut their
eyes when they sing"
why so?" asked a young million
aire.
because" she replied. smiling, he
goes so high IL makes him dizzy.
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Nothing can be so inspiring TO a
human being as the idea that he Is OF
value. that his help is really wanted.
oliver Lodge.
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Considering the Details.

nso-Gwendolyn. why are you
- cruel as TO keep me waiting Tor
NV answer? 1t is now ten minutes
sInce asked you TO be my wife.
cwendolyn-O. pardon me. ! forgot
vss simply choosing my bridesmaids!
Stray Stories.
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u. Ant septic powderto shake into your she's Re-
Beves Corns Bunions, lngroving nails swollen anl
sr..tIns fee.. Blisters and CAlious spots. sod
vcryvhere. sc. Don't 1cospf any fubtfitnfe- San
Die FRER Address Alion S. olnlsted, lie Roy, NJ
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have lived long enough 10 walt fo'
misfortunes till they come without an
ticipating them-Sydney Smith.
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stnn tho Palm.

-. hurt Of burn or cut stops when
coie's Carboiisalve is applied. !. ,n nea tl.s
w ~ aud prevents scars PC and 00c by
4-it FOR free sample write 10
q ~ cole & Co, Black River Falls. Wis.
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Always strive to practice what you
preach. but do not stop preaching IL
you sometimes falls Eldoa.
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list Premium End Premium
3rd Premium ....4th Premium .-...
9th Premium .....
Class. Best ten ears Of white corn
LIST Premium .....2nd Premium --...
Ord Premium ....4th Premium .-...
9th Premium .....
Class C. Best ten ears OF mixed
corn.
lst Premium 49,. End Premium
Ord Premium 80. 4th Premium $500
9Th Premium .....
Class ID. Sweepstakes for the best
ten ears Of classes a. B. c.
LIST Premium .... 2nd Premium
3rd Premium 18th Premium -....
9th Premium 500.
Class E. Best ear Of corn. ANY
variety.
1st Premium 49,. End Premium
3rd Premium 18th Premium -....
9Th Premium .....
Rules Governing Exhibits.
l. All exhibits Will be classified as
either white, yellow or mixed. and
each must be entered in its proper
class. The mixed class will include
all exhibits not coming under yellow
or white.
2. No exhibitor can make more tnan
one entry in any one class.
8. All exhibits must consist Of ten
ears each. except in single ear class
4 Every exhibit must have been
produced on the exhibitor own farm
during the season Immediately pre-
ceding the exhibition.
5. Entries must be made and the
exhibits installed not later thar
(the date and time specified by the
committee). and care must be taker
TO label each sample with the numbel
OF the exhibitor and the class IL
which It IS entered
6. All exhibits remain the PROPERTY
OF the exhibitor.
:. All exhibits shall be judged &C
cording to the standards and scor'
card of the Indiana Corn Growers as
ISOLATION.
s. For the purpose OF determininl
; shape. size. and vitality Of kernels
an ear. two kernels side by side ma
be removed from the middle poruol
! | Of ears.
Q. Competition is open TO township
| county. or state. as the exhibit con
! mittee may determine.
10. The committee in charge OF N
exhibit reserves the right to max
, such other rules as may be foun
necessary.
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Good Reason.

why did Jagsby leave the cast Of
that tank drama"
Because he wanted 10 be the tank
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Ms wfnsiow's Soothing Syrup FOR Children
teething. softens the gums reduces innaFn ma
ton allays pain. cures wind collie. sc a bottle.
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Whey You're always intimating
that woman has too much idle curl
osity.
Hubby-ldle Curiosity Idlel Non
sense. It's the most active thing about
her!
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MICHIGAN FARM BARGAINING hays
several improved farms for sale At barFaln prlresg
enerai ~ rnine and stock raising rich lands fooa
names schools. churches good stone ruans Agr,e
- ara - crops Write for particulars. NohIt-
fcAsTKRS MICfilG N REALTY co, ApenA- Mich
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out Of the Whaleback.

ro,ah Joined the Vacation Liars
club. =, -.
yes" he remarked. i enjoyed m,
.cean trip immensely
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In,norfnnt 90 NJ athors

r,amine carefully every bottle OF
clSTORIA. safe and sure remedy for
,nfants and children, and see that II
s. ssa51 ,1 Of ENZzNu
In Use For over 80 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
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UNIVERSAL PORTLAND CEMENT co.
IL W. ADAMS STREET. CHICAGO
ANNUAL OUTPUT 10000. 900 BARRELS
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rotal surplus JOE 90. ~.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London Aug 2.-COnsols closed lis ,i lover
et 75 for money and 3 l-l6 for account
Anaconda was Il lower az f7s.. CANADIAN
Pacific q lower at 25oie, Grand Trunk uh
Money was easy and discount rates were
steady. 49,, -.,.,o,,,
The settlement was concluded wlthout
trouble on the Stock Exchange, out me
markets were generally heavy on 1ur t tIIt,
iinuidation, the dock strike and the pro
ionged Moroccan discussion. Mexican r raj
were firm exceptions 10 the downward zen
dencv and they advanced on the gooo
June earnings statement II. aud
American securities opened quiet any
steady. and during the first hour advanced
A fraction on light covering But me a., ut 81
Satisfactory earnings OF the Hartman me
caused Continental selling, ana prices az
clined. In the afternoon wall street or
ferings caused further losses. and inc mar
ket closed weak
Paris Aug. 2-Three per cent rentes
closed 10 confines higher at % francs .,
confines After a heavy opening prices
improved on the Bourse.
Berlin. Aug Prizes were lower on INC
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make from their profits. It is quite safe
10 say that the transportation compa-
MES will become active buyers In the
steel market in the rest Of the year.
Time money continues TO exhibit frmer
tendency, but no change is noted In the
call department Of the market. The
banks at this centre have lost more than
$4,000 900 on their operations with the
Sub-Treasury since last Friday, and II
is not unlikely that they will show
loss in cash holdings on the weeks
movement Of money, although the abb
sence Of an active inquiry for funds In
cident to Stock Exchange requirements
apparently precludes the possibility OF
any decided advance in loan quotations
I'm the immediate future. London ana
Berlin discounts are tirmer
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LIMITED coPARTNERshiP.
HARRINGTON G. GOODMAN.
CERTIFICATE OF FORMATION OF Lib

HARRINGTON & GOODMAN.
oDF11S1cAT TED OF PA FTSERsHdP % --,'
Whereas. the copsrtnership heIet0fore exns-
ing between Samuel e09omsSn Joseph s, Sssn
dissolved BY mutual consent Samuel Goodman
retiring, and ETC.,. -,
its expiration transacted business In the state
Of New York for more than three years
tered into limited copartnetship. unosr an, sna
pursuant 10 the laws Of the state OF New
rnde1 the rrrn name OF Harrington s. Goodman.
and that the county in which It's place o. ous-
ness IS located IS in ne County OF Ne% s0FAi
tended 20 n transacted Is the buying' selhng
and dealing in talors' trimmings and furnlsh-
mat in said partnership Joseph Z. Goodman
and william p. Goodman. jr., are general part,
nsTs. and william F. Goodman Is special
That the names Of the partners interested ter tea
therein all Of wh9 ~ ,. sfs 90 i sle as follows
Joseph T. Goodman. 1853 DrsTel Road Phila-
WRIIIism F. Goodman. Jr.. Graver's Lane and
s,enton Ave. Chestnut hi. Philadelphia. Pa
William Z. Goodman, 40 Bethiehem FlRe'
ne amount Of capital which the said Special
Partner William 2 Goodman. has conulouteo
70 the common stock Of The coPartnership IS the
s''7 Tbs said copartaership IS TO begin, on the
First day 81 June. 1911 aaqqd i 10 enu on "''
IN witness whereof the said parties have
duly signed the foregoing 'e1unca'e' ue r"0'
day 81 June, A, d 1911
WILLIAM z. GOODMAN, IT.
WM +. GOODMAN.
witnesses: Ira G. Keller, F. NJ. Diikes' Tho''
= Hunt. -,
let the terms Of the foregoing limited nart-
ucrship be published IN the New OK lsW
journal and the New York Tribune
Seal for six successive weeks, two papers
published and having n circulation IN
''' WM. T. SCHNEIDER, Clerk
Dated New York AUGUST 2nd. l9lI-
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TOPICS OF THE STREET.

rourrCN TRADING.-Foreign houses
hnugbt inward OF 5000 shares on balance III
tba local stock market. -.
Nryv YORK REALTY OWNERS; I AZ
the July meeting Oh tis o's g'bstantiaI in
49, nsa In business and In net earnings loi
tho first half Of 1911 was reported' Co..
nared with the same period IN 1910 me W
ccrnasa i'm capital was 80 per cent. Ol tI.Io
,,croase nearly two-thirds was from tns
sale Of convertible bonds, either tuii pa, n,
or on tho annual payment plan. ana aDo oId
one third I'm the sale OF Per ces' eper
cont I'm the dividend rate was declared.
NO BETHLEHEM STEEL DIvlDEND,;,n-
Charles NJ. Schwab, president OF the Been n,
lehem Steel Corporation has returned a.H
an inspection Of the plants AsKed com
or not the report was true that the ~ ~,
pany contemplated paying diyldena No
the preferred stock In the near Iutuie',
replied: There is no truth Whatever ~ he
report, have had no ,b kno ssoeb II has
been due probabiy. 10 manipulation. Tne
matter Of resuming dividends on the Pre-
ferred stock is not M for considerauo,,
STEEL RAIL ORDERS.-The, ~, d6l inns
Steel Company reports orders Tor lo,Ic toi ne
of Bessemer steel rails. The 1ennes .,a
Coal and Iron Company reports aggreSs .ao'
tonnage of L, 500 tons and the Carnegie ote''
Company reports 267 tons.
ARMSTRONG ON NATIONAL SURETY
BOARD. David W Armstrong. jry the
former secretary OF the National surety
COMPANY who recently resigned TO oecoluS
resident manager Of the New tnsid a.
Casualty Company, has been elected ~
rector Of the National Surety Company
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - DIVIDENDS
have been declared as follows The Amer
can Shelters Securities Company. resu!at
and IL per cent on the preferred 3, pay
able September /: the Butterick COMPANY.
regular quarterly three-quarters OF J pei
cent, payable September ]; the PittsouI oS
Steel Company regular quarterly l44 PEI
cent on the preferred, payable september
/. the studebaker Corporation. regulaar
quarterly 70. per cent on the preferr,eo'
payable September |, and the Mechauica
and Metals National Bank. regular. quar-
terly 3 per cent, payable August 10.
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Two-thirds Of the total business on the
Consolidated Exchange was done in tne
last two hours AS the market broke TO
lower level the volume increased heavily.
There was evidence of commission house
liquidation, but also large professional sell
ing for short account. Virtually al gay
the market on the floor for the leading
stocks was a better one for sellers tnan
that which existed OH the New York STOCK
Exchange Most of the time such stocks
as Steel common, Reading, Union Paclnc,
Southern Pacific and st. Paul ruled
fraction over the other board smelling
was an exception, being in freer supply
than other stocks and ruling traction uh-
der the other exchange. The action OF the
directors OF the American Tobacco COM
psny I'm deciding 10 declare no dividends
on the common, pending the forced disso.
luton of the company under the decree OF
the United States Supreme Court. exerted
an adverse influence and helped to unsettee
the market. The break IN STANDARD Qll
Shares on the curb was connected with IT,
The collapse in the securities Of the Ais
Chalmers Company also attracted atten-
ton. Sales totalling I+i5O shares we're ais,
tributed among sixty-fve stocks, a proad
list Detailed operations follow:
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To the Holders Of the FiftyIear -Four 70,
Cent. Gold Bonds OF CONSOLIDATED
TOBACCO COMPANY

! AND
To the Holders Of the Fifty-Year -Four r.,
Cent Gold Bonds Of CONSOLIDATED
| TOBACCO COMPANY
! ISSUED under Tntenture 70 Morton Tru- O.,
! dated Jun. 10Th, 1901, Q, which the CUR.
snty Trust company Of :. I. Is IN. sue.
cessor Trustee
The Supreme court ., the United STAT,
| Us decision IN the suit brought b. the urlt.1
/ states against Tho American Tobacco CON.
pany and others. has directed that procs.dnts
be had IN the circuit Court u the United
states for the purpose 81 ssc@rts aiming ard IL.
terminlng upon some plan or method ~ DE-.
solviug the combination and % recrsatinz %,
81 the elements now composing -. a new 90.
dltion. which shall be honestly in hsrnor,
with and not rspusnant 70 the lar. Ices,
proceedings must necessarily arect tts ~.
terest az every holder % the securities ~ IT,.
American Tobacco Corpanr and ~ e.s-Y
holder Of the bonds of the Conso' dated Io.
bacco Conpanv. III. uu1.rsirred haze con.
santed. a. the request u the hodera % nun.
Der OF the -Four Per Cent. cold Bonds - m.
American Tobacco Compar" - sct - CON.
nittee for the protection - Tho Interests =
III holders 0, the said bonds and ~ si ho.d.
ers Of the outstanding Fifty Year -Four Pa
Cent. Gold Bonds ~ the Consolidated Tobac-,
Company who shall become parties % ~
agreement nou I'm course Of preparation % o.
dated July 2sth. 1911
Holders II the said bonds are requested B,
deposit the same with ths Guaranty Ts1s,
Company Of Nov YORK IS Nassau street tx
York Crv. the deposits-y 70 be named ir 1
agreement. which vii issue transferable GER.
tincat-s Of deposit therefor AT reFiste.st
bonds mus, be properly endorsed in blank
The Committee believes that the ir'sr.s's
both ~ the holders ~ the -Four Per cent.
Bonds of The American Tobacco COMPANY al
Of the -Four Per cent Cold Bonds q tie con.
soudated Tobacco Company demand 'rit
measures he promptly taken tor their p-ots,.
ton Tie decision ot the Supreme Court lnsl-
Gates that the proceedings must be completed
and their purposes substantially accomplishing
within six months. Immediate action is there.
fore absolutely necessary. and N. Commute.
requests that the said bonds hs deposited .,
once Deposits win he received I'D 70 ana IN.
GLIDING the 2sTH DAY OF AUGUST. 1911.
Copies or tho deposit agreement may BE rat
on ard after July 3lst 1911, from the GUAR.
ANTY TRUST COMPANY. or from the s.cr.-
tsry Of the Committee. II IS the intention ..
the Committee 10 make an application 10 hsv.
the certificates Of deposit issued by the Com.
mite. listed upon the New York stock En-.
change.
Dated New York. July 2sth 1911.
CHARLES n. SABIS.
Chairman,
PHILIP LEHMAN.
D. ". NcAILISTER.
SAMUEL McROBFRTs.
SAMUEL SLOAN.
Committee
T. J. H. SUTTON.
Secretsry $50
IS Nassau Street New York.
EVARTS, CHOATE & SHERMAN.
JOSEPH H. CHOATE.
Counsel
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Bankers' posted rates follow

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Bo par;
Chicago, 10c premium New Orleans, com
mercial 50c discount, bank 81 premium: 81
Louis &c discount bid, &C premium asked;
Savannah. buying 3-16c discount, selling
par; Minneapolis. SC premium; Charleston
huving par. selling 10 per cent premium;
San Francisco, sight &C. telegraph &C.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York, ex-
changes $3.50 99l, $50. balances $l9,S31s $50 Bos-
ton, exchanges S33.042i2, balances A,!3'sSi
Baltimore, exchanges $500. ~ balances 5I
ances S426l. 497: Philadelphia, exchanges
SO COS 7s1. balances S,I403s5.
SILVER MARKET.-Commerci bar sill
yer. 52Isc; Mexican silver dollars, i5c. Bar
silver In London closed at "A l-l6d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, SO; Lis
bon, Z.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mex ex-
change on New York is quoted al 2Ol'e.
FEDERAL TREASURY OPERATIONS.
The latest daily report Of the federal
Treasury shows customs receipts 81 81 49,:
internal revenue. including corporation tax,
81 357. 10. and miscellaneous, $Z5ZS-l, MAX
inC a total Of S2,95l,5H. Expenditure on
ordinary government account for the same
time were $685.. For the month 10 date
ordinary receipts have been 20759 90 and
the ordinary expenditures SoLSl3.4s9. the
excess Of expenditures since July ! being
81, 54e 600. For the fiscal year 10 date ordi-
nary receipts have been SDT59.G26 against
So, 42s, So IN the same time last year. while
ordinary expenditures nave been S65,JSl 60
compared with $3.50 $50 in the correspond
ing period OF 1910, the excess Of cXpeudi-
lures amounting 70 S15s22, 6ss against the
excess Of expenditures OF $ll.54s.3J6 a year
ago. InclUding Panama Canal account and
public debt account. the excess Of all re-
Ceipts over expenditure since July l. 1911.
amounts n $2G904t. comparing with d
deficit in the preceding year Of Sl6.f9l.6I
SUB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS.--The
local Sub-TTeasury was creditor 70 the
NeV York Clearing House yesterday 10
the amount of $685.