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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-14
SETTLES PRIORITY OF BIDS
Governing Committee OF STOCK
Exchange Adopts New Rule.

THE governing committee or the otoch
,,,.,ha,co has adonted the following resolu-
tlon:
"a member may sell on offer the largest
amount bid for. without regard 10 prioi'y
Of bids. Should the offer be OF an ainVun'
1aroer than the largest bid, the balahce
shall 90 TO the next largest bidder III Sc
ouenco. bids for equal amounts being on
or member may buy on bids under
the same rule.
This resolution is an amendment oi INC
ruIes adopted in March of last year. 'he
effect of which was 10 put an eno 10 .he
Practice of matching orders, by oois"ne
bidder for a larger block OF stock ABOVE
tho price at which smaller lots are onereu
to buv any or all Of the smaller lots winch
were nubliclv offered at the time, at the
lower price. UP to the amount or the pio
for tho larger lot: and obliging member
Offering 70 sell larger block below the
nrice bid for smaller lots 10 sell any or all
Of the smaller lots publicly bid for at the
time at the higher price, up TO the amount
of the offer of the larger lot.
Under the new rule. which is concerned
with priority, and not with differences IN
the bid price bid for a block or STOCK
canal in amount to the offer may be ac-
cepted. although it may not be the hrst
to be made; and If the offer shall be, say,
five thousand shares Of Steel common a
bid Of two thousand shall be accepted, and
then one for one thousand. and in the same
sequence for smaller quantities OF the
stock.
The governing committee has also adopt
ed resolutions providing that if disputes
arising from a quNtion as to priority OF
bid or offer cannot be settled by agreement
between the interested parties, they shall
be settled by vote Of the members having
knowledge Of the transaction; and that dis
putes as to the application Of the rules re-
lating to the transaction shall be settled
bv any member of the committee of ar
rangements, il the parties TO the dispute
are unable to reach an agreement The
new rules will not apply to lots of less than
one hundred shares, or to active openings,
where bids and offers are simultaneous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-14
TOPICS OF THE STREET

BANK CLEARGNGs.-The total hank
clear.ngs Of the United States for tho week
ended May 49, 1911 lone day estimated,
according TO The Financial Chronicle I"
were E,9,4,3%.63O. which compares with
&,ii3,ho,0)l week ago. and 81. isS O72. 7et FOR
the week ended May II, 1910 Compared
win last year the total bank clearines
have decreased 80 per cent New York
IitN reports decrease Of li2 per cent
Philadelphia OF SIS per cent and 81 I.ouis
OF So per cent: while Baltimore shows an
increase or ~ per cent. Chicago OF -
per cent ANA New Orleans OF 81 per cent
FAILURES FOR THE WEEK.-Com-
merciai failures for the week in the United
states, as reported by r. q. Dunn & CO.
are 40 against 2ii last week, 2S2 the pre-
ceding week and 2i6 I'm the corresponding
Week last year. Failures In Canada num-
Der -, against "a last week, "a the proceed
ing week and a last year or failures this
week in the United States l0I were I'm the
hast. " south: "a West and 81 In the Pacific
states ana III report liabilities OF $1,000 or
mere against lOi last week Liabilities OF
,9inmercial failures thus far reported for
May arc N,@Os.i against 81. siO.sA for the
same period last year
ORIENT RAIL oRDER.-The Kansas
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FINANCIAL MARKET
Bank Cash and Reserve Holdings
Show Further Gains.

Transactions in yesterdays brief ses-
sion on the Stock Exchange amounted
TO less than 10000 shares and repre-
scented nothing beyond the dealings or
an insignificant professional element.
Price changes were confined within
fractional variations, with few more
net losses than gains among the promi-
nent issues. the extent of the days
movements being reflected in such
changes of y in Union Pacific. Is in
United States Steel. and Is in Reading.
The stocks named supplied more than
one-half of the total operations, but the
dealings in them were without slgnlh-
canoe, the dulness in issues Of this char-
acter and the practical stagnation IN
other parts of the list not being at all
surprising in view of the expectation OF
Supreme Court decisions tomorrow in
the Standard Oil and American Tobacco
cases. Wall Street looks for DEGREES IN
favor Of the government, and although
il is prepared for such an announcement
il doubtless will insist in selling stocks
for a time. No one, however, looks for
ANYTHING I'm the nature Of sustained
weakness following the decisions; in
deed. in most quarters ii is believed thal
with the elimination of these uncertain
ties there will be a forward movement
in stocks discounting future expansion
in the country's industries. Recent Ell
forts 10 depress stocks have met with
little success, and in the case OF United
States steel common the worse the news
on the steel trade the more buoyant has
the stock become. Steel trade conditions
are far from satisfactory, but the situa-
ton is not as hopeless as Pittsburg and
Chicago bears on the stock market
would like the holders Of stocks to he
lieve. The market closed without
speck of activity.
Bank statement figures showed fur
Their addition to the reserve of the Clear
ng House institutions in their exhibit
rejecting actual conditions Of Friday
night: also in the average figures. There
was a noteworthy contraction in loans.
but a large expansion in the same item
i'm the trust company statement, while
actual cash showed a small increase,
which. together with the gain in loans,
advanced the reserve above legal re-
ouirements to S44.G62, 525, against an
average reserve Of $40, ,025. the latter
comparing with S17,1O4,9J in this week
last year. and Sl4617.925 in 1909. Re
serves are larger than reported at this
! time in many years. and from current
indications they will increase still fur
/ Their in the course Of the next few
weeks. although there are signs of bet
| ter inquiry for funds on this centre at
| interior pOintS.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET Money on call
2iz per cent. Time money was easy. Rates.
2ls per cent for sixty days. pa per cent
for ninety days, 2a4QS per cent for four
and FIVE months $685. per cent for six
months, SlzdS2a per cent for eight and
nine months
Mercantile paper was In excellent de-
mand. but because of the restricted volume
of business merchants did not issue the
usual amount OF paper. Rates. 3i2n4 per
cent for sixty and ninety days bills re-
ceivabe and choice four TO SIX months
single names. 405 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE The foreign
exchange market was steady. with cables
quoted AT 4s6600 1865. demand sterling al
4.s6ioQ4. S645 and siXty-day bills at 4S430d
4 $40. Short francs were quoted at go less
la and short reichsmarks at 95is.
Bankers posted rates follow.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

tShlle a generally steady tone , W. snecu-
in the market for outside secur, ,,r,ost CON
lation was quiet. with business iration was
decidedly less active at a recession NJ mod
Braden and Groene-Cananea WEI d Nipis-
erately active and about uncha 80 slight
sing and La Rose Consolidated VII WI ruled
Steady on small nal purchases: In the ruled I@i
dustrial list American Tobacco, an rnrd
strong at an advance of point. - chi
Oil after early hcaviness, recohei Zero dull
cago Subway was heavy. Bonus
at "A fractional change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-14

CITY. Mexico & Orient Railway has ordered
$500 tons of steel rails from the United
States Steel Corporation for immediate
delivery. These rails will be used for lay
ing the projected lines from san Angelo
southwest Ward.
RULING ON PENNSYLVANIA WAR
RANTS.-Contracts i'm Pennsylvania Ran
road warrants. deliverable when issued.
shall become due and settled May H. war,
rants in lco-share lots shall be cleared
through the Clearing House.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - DIVIDENDS
have been declared as follows The Me-
Kinley- Darragh Savage Mines quarterly :
per cent and per cent extra. compared
with per cent regular and j. per cent
extra three months ago. The CUBA Iele-
phone Company / per cent, payable July !;
The Plaza operating Company initial
per cent, payable June !.
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

American Car and Foundry at 5S5s' al. Al1ie =
team Ice at 2b, Colorado Fuel and iron q.
BOZ and 70 American Tobacco preferred AZ
90. and Rock Island preferred at oil y, WEIR o1
prominent stocks of which odd lots soa Ut,
the Consolidated Stock Exchange WI" E *
sales reported on the Now YORK St p',sincss
change The commission house pusl. H.
in odd lots was the most gratifying Ieddfui ,,e
Of a generally inactive market Ira, ti" ~
was plainly dominated by the. approach an, I'd
another Supreme Court decision ~, Ihast next
Monday would witness the handing GOV oion u
by the court of the long awaited 1cCiS he
in the trust cases. II was reported oi o erSe
floor that an unusually heavy uet .lisdiie,, on
isted throughout Wall street for cans III III
Steel common. good on Monday IA To l,s
nojnts away Sales for the short SESSION u
OF two hours totalled s.sS shares, oG T' on
,hn list .1'' Detailed operations follow
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. May l3.-Consols closed l-l6
lower at Sl@s for money and 81 il-i6 for
account. Anaconda was unchanged AZ
E%4 Canadian Pacific "a lower at 239
Grand Trunk Is lower at 2Sl2.
Money rates were steady and discounts
hardened.
The stock market was quietly irregular
Foreign securities were supported by the
Continent. and home rails hardened, but
speculative issues sagged from lack of sup
port.
American securities were quiet ana feat
ureless. Prices opened at fractional gains
but later the market easod off and closed
quiet and unchanged.
Call money i'm London. ~ per cent: open
market discount rate for short bills, 3-l6
per cent: long bills - per cent. Berlin
discount rate. rs per cent; Paris discount
rate. 2is per cent. Paris exchange on London
q francs 30lz centimes: Berlin exchange ON
london, 20 marks 46 pfennigs Bar gold
rs 3D. and American eagles, 76s SD.
Paris. May 13-Three per cent rentes
closed "a centimes lower at % francs IA
centimes Trading was dull on the BOurse
Berlin. May l3.-Trading was quiet and
prices were steady on the Boerse.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. &c
discount; Chicago, l5c premium: San Fran
cisco. sight par. telegraph &c. New Or
leans. commercial 2jc discount. bank 81
premium: ST. Louis. 10c premium bid 20c
asked: Savannah. buying 3-l5c discount
selling par; Minneapolis. soc premium
SILVER MARKET -COmmercial bar sill
YER. 53Izc: Mexican silver dollars. 4Jc. Bar
silver in London closed at q ll-l6j, I'M
changed.
GOLD PREMIUM-ln Madrid S. Lis
bon. 10
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-MeXi ex-
change On New York il quoted at 20li2.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earn
ings OF thirty-three railroads or systems
for the fourth week in April. OF these, ten
return gains of Sl6j29 or per cent, ana
loo per cent. The whole shows a loss OF
8, 1865, 20l. or 9.3 per cent. The Tribune mas
also printed the gross earnings or twenty,
seven railroads or systems s Tor the urn urn
gains of s357,0S5. or So per cent, ana
twelve return losses Of S2S9,9@ or 90 per
cent. The whole shows a gain OF @hSV OF
s per cent.
Fourth week in April - u,
% cos. 49,. o.76i.457 i2445.7s7 iosi.3so 1873
tt. 80 cos sl4.575. AS sl5.94s.e49 si.3cs 2ol 90
First week in MAY
Is EOS w. s6,ss9'o59 ss6S2.o2. $3.50 $!
tt. 81 cos. sees, $50 SASH. $50 $4,000 90
increase
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
1911 1910 1909
list vk in May Sl97 600 sl94OOO Slsl,9o
July MAY II. 300, 700 lOj5s 60o e>06003
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO.
LIST wk in May. SASS, 955 1858 geo s5lf3so
July MAY /. - .724 s93 26725 500 p $50, se5
GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA.
it VIZ y in May s3seaS ssS.5ls So s.; 20 20
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
LIST wk in May. 1858 1870 81 COS .Os0 Ss4i go
July Inlay =. $500 35 4467933l 59@ls-'
MOBILE & ONO.
is, wk in May s2l2170 500. 1875 sl75Ss
July MAY =. $500. POI s9s6.5lT S5Ii.sS
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN.
LIST list, wk IN MAY $500 sioels SIS ss Ss2
TOLEDO. PEORIA & WESTERN.
LIST wk in Nav S1I.9lt SlA4.S Sl5i$;
July Inlay T.. O9l. i2T 00l Ol2 933.Z-S
WELLS. FARGO
Month of jan 1911. 1910 Decrease.
Receipts If. or. 81. 762. 305 81. 79i. llS S3l.>l
Express priv. deb si996i s24.O obs '.lO5
Total oper. rev. S942. 342 S910.05O S27i0,
Total oper exp. sIO.ss3 s96.5l6 25.6!'
Net op rev. $1li53 x73.533 $Z,oS
Taxes .......... 1904 1857 'Sio
Oper. income S5i5is s569i6 s2,&'
July l-Jan. 81
Receipts m. on SifaSt052 SO. 6s5. 1913 81 7Oi ~
Exp. priv, debit i.ol9tW 1.0l9.61T S"ol
Total %. rev s7asi4i6 s.. 7s55i6 SS0lo6s
Total op. exp. 400. i5S 615257s 2s6sy
Net op. rev. si.s9s?sI s29l2 sSI s So e;
Taxes .......... l4lf 1lo..11 '-c'i''
Oper. income Sl.356s52 si.s976i0 $5!oIs'
increase
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Interest
Name. Maturity. yield.
Atlantic Coast Line p c. 19l1-iI... as AZ
y r Il y Az p O.. 1919 '27........... "a As
Central OF Georgia 4ia-j O., l9ll-'l7. ~ As
Central X h OF y j p e. l9ll-'l1.... Az a.
Chesapeake 4 ohio ? C. l9il,Ii;:.. - ~
Chicago Il Alton i-4i2-5 @. l9ll-'l9.. AS
Chicago a f. | 4la-5 p e.. 19l1-1I.... IA AZ
Chicago / & 4i4-6 C. III 9ii-d9.. ~ AZ
Delaware q Hudson 4i2.p q, 1922 ..... ~ As
Erie 49, . p C, l9l1-l1.', ,oo,,,.:;:...' -
Hudson & Manhattan g. l9il-'l9.. .
* TT 4 VI AZ C.; i9Il-- ILL., % -
X & Southern AZ p e. 19il-'lj........ A.
Lehigh Valley r r 49, y G. lsll-'l5 - ~
Missouri Pacific c. 1911 II ........ % ~
Mobile Il Ohio i-6 G., 19ll- 'l6....... A.
Central Lines p G., 1911 ~. = "a
Norfolk ~ Western y e., 1911 IT,. "a As
PENNSYLVANIA 3i2-4 y q. 1911 II ...... 44s as
81 l. a f-4i2-5 p G.. l9ll-'lI...... .. As
do guar A X + , p C. 1911 IL. ~
Seaboard Air Line 49, p G. l9ll-'l7. ~
Southern r. 3h-4-4i2 O.. l9ll-21... 81 As
Nirginian Rv p c. 1911 l9.......... >. As
wabash r 49, G.. l9ll-'2l...... 5is 4's
Wheeling & !. h 4ie-J p @. bile.
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished by j. Thomas Reinhardt No. y
Proad street New York No. - DevOushlre
street Boston. and No. 10 King street West.
Toronto Canada
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WEEKS BANK CHANGES.

CLEARING HOUSE BANKs-ACTUAL con-
DITION FRIDAY
2.S H az. 600 May = 100 81 RsS7sa 800
Teal tenders 75.3ii9OO 737sO. 400 1881. 800
Deposits 90. l394s3l. 100 f1,3s5. !ge 100 1902 900
Circulation. 45s4l'7oo f6'l35'f" 2ss'7oo
increase. limited states deposits included,
81 .5s3. 400
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
Specie .s315 035 700 S317,33l. 300 $50. 296. 200
Legal tenders. 753l1,90o 73,7sO,40o 1,53l,5oo
Totals ... ss9osi7, coo sssi,ll2.8Oo sea 700
ast ' deposits 34s 7o7775 Sls44o.775 225s.OOo
Reserve 90. s4lGS9 $50 s44. SEQ. 525 's3. o22. 200
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS-DAIT.y AVER
AGE.
Loans M1y E 81 M5y D. 700 .s ,nsIsa SOC
Legal tens II9i3,9O0 u. POS. 300 35l.4o0
Deposits. i405.s72 100 Il 800 297 500 '15 ga 600
Circulation 4532i,20O 46,o25, 100 1900
Decrease. limited States deposits included.
81 $50. eco
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates:
May g. May 49, Increase.
Specie 1915. 1863, 200 s3l6 203 100 $3.50. 800
Legal tenders. Ii.9l3,9O0 15,265. 300 351, 400
Totals . $500 277, 100 1891 4Gs. 400 81, I9i. 300
agt deposits S5l i6s OPS 347.574875 %. 500. $50
Reserve .. $3s, 500. o75 $40, se4. O25 50 os4 $50
Decrease
The following table compares the Clear
ing House (aVerage) statement with the
~
and 1899:
May 10. 1911. May II. 1910 MAY Il. 1909
Loans 81 33j. $50 200 ST. 1888 49, 200 81 $40 G7s 800
specie. 3lG,2O3,l00 2l2. 30 800 2S6 O2O 400
ders'.. %. 2e5 300 &C. 100000 1901. 700
Deposits. 1890 297 800 11G6,o730oo 1897 PIC 200
Circufn 1900 100 476s6.Soo 4e.I2l.Soo
The following shows the relation between
the total reserve and the total deposits on
the respective dates.
. Nay l3 II; May H. 10 MAY Is. 90.
specie s3lG 203, loo S242. 30 200 s2sG O2o 400
Legal tenders '5.2c5.3oo 66.4o29oo 77.9Oi.7oo
Totals 1891 46S. 400 ssCs, e23 200 1863 922 100
agt deposits 247.574s75 29I.5ls $50 s4o. so4. i75
Reserve. sl3.s94.o25 s17.lo,o5o sI4el7.o25
Percentage Of
reserve. 2s1 264 26O
SUMMARY OF STATE BANKS AND TRUST
T3MFA nTBG IN GREATBR MEW Y Y0RK
CLEARING HOUSE.
Increase.
Loans ................Sli s2. $40 900 $19 CO.. 200
specie ................. llp, Sl2. 100 l.+1?, 800
Legal tenders. .......... 10. 700 a13OoD
Total deposits ......... 3l3.573. 500 10 0J2 500
Total deposits ....... ll42, los. 500 % 287 500
eliminating amounts due from reserve de
positories and from other banks and trust COM
paues Ia New York city.
RESERVE
state HANKS Reserve pct
Cash In vault .............. sl3 200 10 20
Deposits in banks and trust
COMPANIES ................. i95os. 400 IS
Total ........ ............... s32. 0o5. 100 1884
Trust companies
Cash I'm vault ......-...... .Sia5 525 100 10 %
Deposits in banks and trust
companies .................. 1.i39. 200 90 as
ihlaf --ttt+ttfts Nlo2, HbH.t 500 Il ~
Aggregate reserve on deposits sie5 s7l 900. IN
cre1se. S@.toI.tOo Per cent OF legal reserve
Il
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual saleS
and the closing quotations for stocks III
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange;
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RAILROAD.
D Chicago SuDWay II
MINING.
BONDS

81 600 Erie Ges notes. 1olh 1918 loil' I I0i 4
IsOO0 TEXAS 60 Gs .l0l%. lOl4 lUd4 90
5000 Western Pac os 92's w"
.odd lots tsells cents per share
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, compared
with Fridays:
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

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Broad street. New York. and No. l22 f,uth
ith street PHILADELPHIA
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COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
FURNISHED b. swartwout & Appenzellar. No 4C
Pine street,

approx.
Name Maturity. Bio. Ask. yield
Anal Copper p @. April. 1913. 1902 1908 4G5
Am Cigar ( y e. Mich 10. 1872. Wis 1905 375
Bait x A. q. June, 1913. ..iOO4s l00ls 43O
Beth steel Cor p G, Nov, l9lAlOOe4 lOli. BOO
{ a q II r AZ p c. June 1914 39a. 100 40
Chic q Ait . p c, Mch 10 1913 80 3 100 800
G II a u p G. July. BIB. 9Ss 80. 40
u & II equip az e. July. 1922 lOOia l0li q 4.4O
Denver 4 T. q p e, April, 1914 1912 100 600
Empire Dis FL u p G. May. 1912 99is 100 600
Erie X q p C. April >, 1914. ..lOl 10lA 90
Gen Motors Il p G., oct 1913. 9Sl 9ss 40
Gen Rubber ~ G.. July. 1918. 073s - 300
Hudson Cos u O.. FEB, 1913. rs % 100
* & RS &, !. g y e. sept 1912. 100 lOOas $50
do : p G. May r.. 1913. 0s 9sia $50
Lack steel > p G. Mch. l9lj.... - - 600
Maine cent AZ p G. April, 1912 1909 l0l $50
NJ n 81 l. II r > p G. Feb. 1918. 9Jtt 96lt 100
NJ X & r : p c. May. BIB. 99ai o91s 5uj
\ Central Az C.. Men. l9l4lOO3s 1908 40
Central Lines equip O.,
Nc- l9ll-22 ,o,, ,a@4h basis
y y II & , p o.. 19ll-'l2 ..lOUis lDlll $50
s. l. 4 81 5pc G. March. 1918 99s 99at 5.l2
Southern Ry = G.. Feb, 1913. zoos 1907, 40
Tidewater Co p G.. June, 1913. l02 1925 $50
I'm Typcwr = p C. Jan -. 1913. i00k 10D-s 4I5
West + s r e. Feb. 1912. .lt0le 1904 40
West z n NJ p e. Aug. 1913 ia lO2 40
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Total the day. 6S1 shares, compared with ES"I'
shares for corresponding day in 1870
Total sales January May 49, inclusive, $S6SG shares
con,nared with shares the period In 1910
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FERRY COMPANIES.

.Coupons interchangeable Registered. fcou-
pons .Rogistered And coupon.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

PLAZA OPERATING COMPANY.
New York, May u 1911.
At meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of the
aza Operating Company. held this day, dtVi-
cend OF one per cent. on the Common Stock was
declared PAYABLE on June ]. 1911 10 stockholders
Of record at the close Of business MAY %.
1911 b. NJ. FELLOWS Treasurer.
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EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

Maturing 19l1-'27
FURNISHED by SwaTfwout Il Appenzelar. No. 40
Pine Strcet)
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INDUSTRIAL.

Sales. Open. Hsgu s5l
1853 Am Tobacco 45j 81 ShM 29Ss
100 Int Rub TT cts 299s 2J1s Ia
500 Manhat Than | e., "a
100 inlay Oil ...... - o. You lOi.
10 Il Braider Mfg. 1914 lOA eIg Go
20 Stapdard oil .613 bty o.,''IL IL
35O Studebaker co. 5+ls 90 ,o9,,t 1917
100 do pref 800. .10ia loizt iVf,s II.
500 T. Light e III 1it ~ az SIS
400 do pref ...... 81 ~ -
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by ~. ~ Colcr & Co. n. ~ Cedar
street,
A,erucd interest be aIlrlf
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Furnished by Van schaick * Co.. No. wall
street,
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MINI NC.
BONDS

BONDS.
81 900 Comstock As. lsi2 lsis ls.s ls's
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Berlin. MAY i3.-Trading was quiet anC
prices were steady on the Boersc.
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LAND STOCKS
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BOND MARKET SALES.

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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-05-20
NAPLES.

IS
Mr.. Dayton Is building new
fence around his barn.
f. w. Gunaer made business
trip to Spokane last Friday return
ing Monday.
L. Popp made a business trip to
Spokane last Saturday, returning
Monday evening.
The pupils who failed in the last
examinations are taking their last
tty at them this week.
Quite number of the young
folks from Naples and vicinity at
tended the dance at Macarthur last
Saturday night.
An election was held here to de-
termine whether the school district
was to be bonded for "a, 900 for the
putpose Of building new schoo
house The bonds were voted yes
The Highland Mutual Improve
ment Society held its regular meet
/ ing last Saturday, after which thu
members enjoyed a dance. 1t wal
decided to have a special attraction
in the form of an ice cream socla
for the next meeting.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-05-20
You get those Funks Chocolates

You get those Funks Chocolates
at the Pastime.
You will find the finest line OF
candies at Simond's Drug store.
Master Robert Elliott. who has
been quite seriously i'll for the past
week, is convalescent.
Mrs. Mason and son, Lester, from
Minnesota, sister and nephew of
F. A. Shultis. are quests at the
Shultis home,
Services will be held tomorrow
in the Catholic church at the usual
hour. Sunday school at. ten. Cate
chism class at , p. m.
The Methodist Aid Society was
pleasantly entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Belle
Bishop. There was good atteu.
dance of memb ers and a defectabis
. lunch was served at the close of the
regular meeting. Mrs, Cave will
be hostess at the next regula'
meeting.
The Chistian Aid met Wednes
" afternoon at the home of Mrs. II
- T. Hubble. Dainty needle work EN-
gagged the ladies the greater part q
the afternoon. At the close Of tn
lie meeting the hostess served deliciou
Of refreshments. The next regula
De meeting will be held at the HON
ar of Mrs. Knox on May 81.