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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-05

Mafftob 2abeeanr6 / 5anbbt
ISogn er al 3roprietar 8. Saniet
iolgt til Hroprieter Srul, Gigrne
bpgaor0, for 10000 ar. MreaIe
|er ca. $50 S6r. 2anb, 50M 81
@ortforn. @aar6en CT pllroeret ii
|@ienoomsfpl6 for $4,000 &r. 9e
liGtnitg og Snpentar meofplger.
&roeier $. 3eterlen bar iolg:
@rcis 4ro me0 @igbnlnnosforrct
ming og Sor0loo til mar1geaaril
&ortier Gfafgaar6e, @otel &opal
|gsbierg.
- &oteleier &. 81. @ocb far iolg:
u&ocbs @pte1" / 4ertemin6e ii
Geilbp=Ntelien, Malborg, for $4,000
&roner.
- @ipil6 &biifole mes 5folenla:
Terrell og Snpentar er al Toritanoel
S. @abn iolgt til Ell Screening pao
|32 Man6 fra 8ibil6 pg Smegn for
100000 @r. Sbertogellen lfer SCI,
lite Mpril.
- Gppoeraf gsiels Sprgenien,
&b11ne, bor fibbt set fbp. @or. sSSp=
len ttlb6ren6e @us / Mpllegaoe for
5000 4r. Sbertogelie / Maj.
9pbsfalb. Siolieere @ogncprnlt
I Melbp pe6 6re6erifsperf, iii /
S60en peb Npfe6ing, g. Sailing,
er 6e0 al ct @iertelIog, Al Mor
gammel.
- @o0sforpalter poa Y%olsgoor6
@o6s, @ranooireftgr 81. @ampmann,
er ofgoaet pes 1e0en efter fao 81
mers 5pg0om, IS Star gammel.
6bp. @ooroejcr g. @anien,
9iterbeigaaro paa Men, er 500 al
@looforgiftning, iom ban bopoe poo
0raget Jig, beo 2eiioner peo ct &ipr=
1elSl1bel0 bjemme / @%aor6en.
- Sne0fermei tier 8. @bri1tenien,
5logelie, er 0eo, sc Mor gommeI.
Gen afOg0e bopoe / cit Marreffe be-
ret Meolem al Slogelie 8Draa6 og
/ flere Mor ppret &ejieinipeftpr for
bele 2on0et for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ntngen.
- Or. meo. Gorl G1riltian
/ 6reoericia er ofgaoet
be6 9g0en iom 6pIge al Ell @jnrte=
lamn1elie, ct @l1bifob, ser fom britt
operralfe1oc % oil blipe mo0taget
meb Semoo life mi110lt al ba11s
mango &enner / fans Tp0cbp, bpor=
til ban, ifjpr1t BON I'LL / omtrent Ell
Mennci feoloer bop0e boet / 5rebc=
ricia, felte fig npjc fnpttet.
2onggaoros To0cr bar sen BE-
fiet6te @%tatsraao poa @offen1ole
be0 @ebebltlcne, men bele Gpnnens
&trfiombe0 lom 2nge fo1n til at
ltgge / Spllano. san bapbe prafti-
ferret / 9al1gaaro og / 9rlm pc6
fer ban / 1882 neoiottc Jig /
Sreoericio. Scr if ban inort ct
itort &lie1tcl, blcp 9nge pcb Spge=
buiet og beo G~ppltummeinititlltet,
ie1ere S~taoslngc % Diltriftslnge.
Sans iooiaGe Natur iamrnen me0
bans Gpgtigbeo pg Sampittigbeos=
lom 2Gge ifaffebe bom en-
fremragenoc Hoiition / @pen, I bpis
archaeological ban tog liplig Del.
Com Sr6ene fleb bam let fra
fal6t Set ban bellcr lite
ibgrt at baan6tere cit &en, og SIR.
blep 6orfatter boo0c til
og 6ortrllinger, 11ben at
man 6og fare lige, at ser n1eo 6em
tilfdrtes 0en bonifc 2iteratl1r npc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-05
Sun, 1t Htnunnrr.

6plsenbe SilfGlbc CT fanffe life me-
get mGrfeltgere enb @nnbrebe at1=
bre, ipm CT blcbct inSbcrcttet;
men DC lcbiagenoc SmitGn=
bt9bcoer us 8repifripercns
g%lpoenoe ug tafnemme=
ltgc 11btalelier CT iaa=
banne, at DC 9iper
Bet forbget Sm=
teresie.
Mt. Carmel, Sbio, 81. Geb., 1911.
3r. Feter 6abrnep & Sons, Gbi=
cago, Sll. @piitareoe: Set er nit
9nife at fort9lle Dem ON Sc lange
og frpgtelige 9ioelier, leg bar 11o=
itaaet, og oert @elbre0elle, lom til
iioit ct frembragt. S oper II Mar
leo ieg at aabne 5aor paa 8enet.
S 1900 fom ieg fer til 2anoet fra
8ltoapeit, l1ngarn. S ct felt Mar
bopoe ieg Ser / 8pen gaaet til Sen
itore &linif, bbor iefs 9eger og en-
8rofesior babbe Silipnet; men Sc
flnoe life belbre6e mig. Dereiter
gif ieg / tire Mar til Ell befienot
@pecialiit, men til ingen Nptte.
Da ieg fom til Mmerifo, blep
ieg benpiit til en- 2ege, Iom lopeoe
at belbreoe nit Sen. San tog $500
at mig for bbert 9eipg poa tit @on=
tor men set bar bortfalteoe Bengc.
Seq tog 6erefter alle Glags Batent-
meoiciner; men set babbe inge11
&irfning, og leg bleb en- boablgs
Snbali6. Gor ct Mar iioen bereote
leg mig, loa at iige, poa at 90, i6et
en- l1lt6elig @merte iatte fig ON nit
Sierte, og bette / Gorbinoelie meo
nit 6aarltge Sen bragte mtg til at
fro, at @nben bar ner. Da fom
en- airs. &otb - @uo .pelitgne ben=
Be m og tilraaoeoe mig at prppe 9e-
res &11rifo, og bun forere6e mig
enoogiaa en- S1aife. Seq tog Me-
6icinen iamoittigbe6sfulot efter Sor-
frifterne, og iom be6 ct CUBS I'M
Ser bleb ieg fuloitan6ig belbrebet.
Set lpnes neiten utroligt; men Set
er ian0t. Seq :taffer Gem Guitnoc
@nnge iaabeliom Sub, ser le6e6e
mig til bette 29gemi66el. Mao
@ub beliigne og belgnne Gem. Seq
Tan lite iige Sem, bbor forbauie1
|Golf CT ODER min &elbre6elie. Mcre
enb ii GamiIier brmger NH Me6ici.
men / 6eres @iem. Mobtag enonl
en- Gang min 6pbfblte Eaf.
@rbe6tgit
Mlrs. Gbereie Sitter.
Sngen M~potbefermeoicin, men e
fimpelt, lenge prebet l1rtemio6el
|fom ~forifaffes Mlmenbe6e11 brett
|giennem Special-Mgenter aniat a
igierne, 81. Setter 6nbrneD & Son!
80, 1875 go. Sop1e MDe., gbi
cago, SSl1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-05
Fortalt / faa Ord.

Chas. Castledon, Cumberland, wyo.,
siger, at han havde den varste Hoste
en- Mand kan have, og helbredede den
j faa Dage med Warmers White Wine
Of Tar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-04-05

beober set til sIutning, mao mo
''betales til ben berbnrenoe areos.
,fasie / 9ebet at 5 Gage. Gtnoer
,8etaling life Ste0, bill Beben blipe
,,inoorepet og en- Mrreltltraf paa IA
|Dage eplel1tuelt fulobproet. 2onb:
'raaoen bill aabenbart, ifriper v@eim.
|6al", life laoe Sen baarot forfl1lgte
Motb foa Jre6, fgr ban bar let ban1
,banore / prellsiiif Tnngiel el1onl1 Ell
Gang.
Mabs Gsbel,m, lom sen "a. SSa-
mar tiltraa6tc oen Mrreltjtraf poa
. Tiger, font ban bar ibemt al Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., blep sen 20.
Marts lg5la0t fra Mmtsretsfnngi1ct
/ 5lespig, bbor ban bor li00ct iiocn
DQ.
S Maos @gboln1s Stem far Ser
UNDER Manoe1s Srapnrelie berifet
Ne0 % Saplt, cfteriom &l1ltr1en
beoparel1oe er ipg og japnlig mao
lgge 2%ggebi9lp.
@nlbbrDllnp fu1oe Sen 12. Marts
feires al 2auit Eeterien og @r1itru,
@lie Morie, fg6t 2ol1lten, / NprbD.
@gtefolfene, Ser bcgge er brit oppe
/ &%alpfier0ier1e feire0e 9ogen / cit
lille @reos al Slegt og @en11er.
2ol1lt Eeterl Ell bar / fine 1,nge
en- raft SpmunoS9ut, ser iei-
le6e iom @rpnlanosfarer mes Sc
5fuoer, iom orog l1o fra
5ioro. Sans @uitrl1 be=
rer til Sc finite &11iplerlfer, bboraf
bar &p. SUN far la
bet mango ppne &niplinger og fan
role Jig al at boue mo0toget 9eitil-
fra nGr % fern. Senoes
fan finbes / for fiellige
europGtlfe 2anoe, ia lelp / fierne
Geroensoele. 90 cnonu poa benoes
gamle Gage ipSler Sc gamle flittige
@en6er n1eo &1tipIingspinoene.
@jcmmetpifernc % bercs &e9je=
vSombltrgcr Tremocrblatt"
.tn6ebol0er en- Mrtifel n1co Sbcr=
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6jen0e /
NorbtpiflonO". Gen CT ifrcpet al
en- Mono, lom fdrlt / So11l1ar har
9lngtningc / On1cgnen al
Mabe11rao.
Ser blep ielofplgclig tolt ON
HigsoagSpalgct, beO0er set, % Der
par fun Ell Menil1g ON, at 0onlfcr=
ne bilOc foa cit betp0elig Silbnflt
/ 9temmetal. 81, 6orflori,1g berfor
fanbt bao6e tDif= % oonlfiinoe6c
nemt, og SDifernc re9ne0e ollerebe
mes, at Sc, 11oor 0aniferforf6lgcl=
fen fortietteS paa Sen bibtilb9renb
Maa6e, itabig mere fan foripin0c
fra Sf1replo6ien cller Inttc oercS
SnoflpGclie til".
5enerc tiger Set 81. d. at r9o1,=
iferne blot 1taaliettes til Mooitono
pe6 Sc ita6ige Gbifaner, ganife npj=
agtig lom Sc gamle Slesnig=9olite=
mere bGr6e6es pe6 Sen 6aoeren6e
&%eaicrings Jorfplgelier Tbi
ligger MI engang / SC noroll les
@ermoners Nat1tr, at l1ret og
adler Ero6s og Mooltono, og
10 mere Noroilesbigeren %unbertrpf<
fes og fnes, 6es i%toltere ldfter ban
lit &opeo, 6es faitere ct bans Mo0=
9erfor ier @jemmetpiferne
ogiaa poa Sen pelitiife Sitting
me6 Gngltelig 8efpmring og forban-
Der Sc inbban6rebe 9on1f96ere lon1
5tracferjan og &onlorter, ser be-
opbi6ler og tirrer &egieri1<
gen til lto6ig 11pe Observation-Disclosures
(er moo SEN oanifc 8efofntng, be=
beres 8reore og Blo6sfren6er.
Gorfotteren er al Sen Menina, at
ogiaa leo l1ret fra oen oan-
ite &egierings SIDE, men naar Set
te 6rpftes, iaa bor be 6anifiinbeoe
let be6 at ibare oerpao:
Acknowledgment er / cit iaabon
fl1n foripnet meb iIebe
gaaben og 6erfor fuIoiten6ig mag
bporimoo Ganifcren bper
Dag faar npe Sorraao og imeoer
npe @nobe11 al Mpnbigbe6ernes Tor-
ro1S2rooIor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-01
United Traction Co. of pittsburgh.

Coupons due July l, 1912 from the General
Mortgage 5qf Bonds OF the above Company
viii be paid on and after maturity at the office
OF Brown Brothers & Company. 50 Wall Street,
Now York c j BRAIN. Jr.. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-01

the OttlCe or our
Boston Correspondent,
N. w. Harris & CO. Unc.) 81
First (ContinueO
Montreal Tramways Co., First q
Refunding SIS
Morristown, Tenn, Water Works
Improvement
Mount Airy, N. C., Water Supply,
Elec. Light and Power Plant
Moweaqus, H., School Building
Muskegon, Mich, Gen. St. Impvt.
Muskegon. Mich, Refundirg 4hs
Muskegon. Mich. Lake Michigan
Water Works Is
Oklahoma Ry. 1st Mortgage S.
Olympia Water Works
Owosso, Mich, Water Works
Plum Bayou. Ark. Levee District
Pontiac Township, ILL.,. School
District, High School Building
Port Huron 1t. & Pr. Co.. Port
Huron. Mich. First Mtge. Gold
Portland Gen. Electric Co.. Port
land, Ore. First Mortgage Gold
Princeton, Mo-, REfunding
Pullman, Wash, Water Works
Redwood Falls, Mimi. Refunding
Richmond. KY. School
Riverside. H., School Dist. No. 5
Riverside. ILL.,, Water Works
Rochester. N. H.. City Hall
Rosebud County, Mont. Bridge
Sandwich. ILL.,. Municipal I'M
provement (Annually)
Scranton Elec. Co., Scranton. Pa,
First & Refunding Mtee. Gold
Seattle, Wash. Funding First and
Second Series
Seattle, Wash, Sewer
Seattle, Wash, Sewer Tunnel
Sedalia, Mo-. School District
School Building
Seneca Falls, N. Y. Refuading
Snohomish Co., Wash, School
District No. l
Spa'ding Co., Ga. Public Impvt.
Sparta. Ga. School Building
St. Joseph, Mich, Bridge
Sumter, S. C., Sewerage ~
Tacoma Eastern Railroad Go.
(Wash.) First Mortgage Gold
TuI',hora r--n.. Electric Light
Tullahoma, Tenn, Water and Lgt.
Tullahon1a, Tenn. Water Works
Utica Electric Light & Power Co.
First Mortgage Gold
Valley County, Mort. 4Is
Waitsburg, Wash, Water Works
Watchenocket. R. l.. Fir. Dept.
West Hoboken, N. J., Funding
West Hoboken. N. J., School AVS
White Plains, N. Y, School Dis
trict No. l
Winnetka, ILL.,, Park District
Second
Armour. S. OAK. Ind-p-ndent
School Dist. School Building
Florence, COL. Water Wks. Refdg.
Garrard Co.. Ky.. Turnpike Road
Hot Springs, S. Oak. City Hall
Kalispe'l. Mont. Refunding
Poplar Bluff. Mo-. School District,
School Building
Temple. Tex, Public Free School
Building Series No. 4
Waukegan, H., Funding
Union Light & Phone Co., Crys-
tai Lake, Ill, Is
Fifteenth
Hartford, VS.. Water Works
Mount Pleasant, Mich, Water
Refunding
Redheld, S. Oak. Independent
School Dist. No. 20, School Bldg.
Sedalia, Mo-, School Dist. Fdg.
Eiehteenth
Pierce Co., Wash, School Dis
trict No.
Nineteenth
Window, Mimi, Electric Light,
Water Works & Sewerage
Thtrty-hrst
Shelbyville. Ill, Electric Light &
Improvement
.Stnents
erent issues Of carefully selected
service corporation OondS wnlc.l
e investment at prices to yleld
,ver 5Ab
nd Booklet TIE for investors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-01
CAPITAL OF BANKS IN SUBURBS

extra dividend. tNew stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-01
U. S. SURPLUS S32,000,OOO
Goveru-.ont Ends Fiscal Year
with g Good Balance.

Washington. June 3O.-The federal gov
eminent closed the fiscal year yesterday
with a surplus of So 10000 according to
estimates based on incomplete returns from
the various sources of revenue the coun-
try over. This amount far exceeded the
most sanguine expectations of Secretary
MacVeagh. who months ago estimated that
the surplus would be only sl0,2500D. The
SURPLUS at the close Of the fiscal year 1911
was s4j,6s20c0.
The failure OF Congress to pass the gen.
eral deficiency and other appropriation bills
which would have called for large disburse-
ments during the closing Gays OF the hscai
year helped the government to pile up It's
surplus.
Another element In the figures was the
CORPORATION tax, which, II Is calculated
brought in s27OC0oOQ, against 100000 last
year.
Customs receipts yielded about s3lccCo'oc
this fiscal year, against S3l4C0oo0O, while
internal revenue taxes amounted to &s2.-
OOe. 600. against $3.50 10000 last year.
The taxation on beer indicated that the
American people consumed 63,cOo0O) bar
res during the year. The government real
lied 100000 on distilled spirits, $63nO,O0
on beer and S7O,O00,o00 on tobacco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-01
DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY.

Coupons due July J. 1917. from Detroit
United Railway First Consolidated Mortgage
40 Gold Bonds will be paid on and after
that date on presentation at the ONCE of the
Agents, Bank OF Montreal, No. 90 Wall Street.
c. H. Russell. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-01

The July circular of the National city
Bank In discussing the capitalization OF
national banks In suburbs OF cities says:
The national banking act provides that
in any place with population Il not eX-
ceeding $500 bank may he organized with
capital OF $500, and that in any place
with population Of not exceeding 600
bank may be organized with a capital OF
$4,000. hut that no bank can be organized
in a "city" with population OF more than
5O;coo with capital Of less than $ $1,000
the statute IN ambiguity. and the question
has arisen several times as to whether a
place miGht not exist within the limits
OF a city. Several years ago the Solicitor
of the Treasury ruled that bank might
be chartered in Concy Island. which was
then within the city limits OF Brooklyn.
with a carital of less than 10000. on ire
although the law had provided that In a
city Of the size Of Brooklyn no bank
could be organized with capital OF less
than 100000 The present Collector of the
Treasury rendered similar opinion IN july
1911. in the case OF the jefferson Park Ma
tIonal Bank In Chicago. ruling that JET
ferson Park was place and that Dank
could he chartered there with less CAPITAL
than required OF q bank in the city OF chi
caCo. although jefferson Park was compre-
herded within the limits OF the city OF CHI
Cago.
in the CITY Of CHICAGO. asking for bank
charters with less capital than Is required
for the city Of Chicapo: and recently "a
charter was issued to the Rsverewo"d Ma
floral Rank with a carital Of $50 900. Paw
ercyvnod having heen hold to he ''pl5c
within the nearing Of the statute. No
court has vet INTERPRETED tho section ~ the
statute under COMPLICATION. but II Is
thought case now pending VIII result IN n
rule which the department may follow In
4 the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-01
THE MARKET POSITION.

An apology which IS offered for the pc
culiar political attack on the stock market
IS found in "B8ches Review" Of June g.
as follows
In one of the large banking houses an
immense iron safe is being installed. Times
are not good enough to allow the payment
Of extra wages for night work, consequent,
~ the hammering goes on all day long ana
clerks aid customers eLdure the hOIrlOle
noise which has converted the banking
house into boiler shop. the worK goes goes
on lust the same, except that each ilHl-
vidual clerk curses the mechanics under
his breath. a visitor at the banking house
said: This reminds me OF politics ana the
stock market. The disturbance has TO be
endured but business gees on Just the
same except that every operator Is Damn
Ing the politicians.
General business assumes about the same
attitude toward the political situation. The
sound underlying position or trade ana the
beheY in favorable crop outcome keeps
things from reacting more than Iracuonai-
IL, and the uncertainty in politics prevents
fny great advance and holds enterprise
back cCnservatively. The industrials. I'M
hammered by commerce commission, are
ploughing along and doing a good business
while the railroads are struggling with
cramped conditions. hoping for a Zig fall
transportation trade TO help them out.
The stock market continues to sit. meta
phorically, on the fence, apparently await
ing the adjournment of the Democratic
convention. Many spectators hold the
OUlnlOH mat MHtil TINS l4dPpNllS lIit oNOSh
market will Improve. They say that the
most radical nomination at Baltimore has
been discounted They point out that the
technical condition Of the market Is strong
because in the backing and filling Of many
weeks. for instance since April 8 when
the nigh was reached, much shifting from
weak to strong hands has been done; and
the traders furnish convincing evidence of
this, because when the market goes down
and they wish TO sell short they sell very
easily. On the other hand, II IL advances
and they buy they buy Just as easily.
Once or twice during the conventions there
have been efforts 10 start q big decline,
but these have petered out every time.
rhe argument is that after the nomina-
lions are over the business world will. on
account Of good fundamentals, push ahead
faster than before, keeping its eye on the
crops, and that there might as well not
have been any conventions as far as the
real effect on business is concerned: con-
sequently. that stock prices, which in the
long run are controlled by business condi-
tons, will do the same thing, and that as
there seems nothing TO put them down. they
VIII go up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-01
Coupons Maturing July 1912, Parable at The otdoe Of
Harris, Forbes & Co
Successors to
N. w. Harris g. Co
Network
Pine Street, Corner William, New York

Ffne StIeet, NcSsscs
Also Payable at
Chicago Correspondent
Harris Trust and Savings Banl
Albuquerque, N. Mex, Board OF
Education, School Building
albuquerque, N. Mex, Funding
Albuquerque, N. Mex, General
Street Improvement
Arlington Heights, ILL.,, School
Building SIS
Atlanta. Pi--nir CHAM & Atlantic
Railroad Co. Equipment
Berryville, Va, Water Works
Big Rapids. Mich, Refunding As
Billings, Mont, School District
No. 2 AIS
Boulder. Colo, Water Works
Bozeman, Mont, Funding. Second
Series
Broadwater Co., Mont, Funding
Buffalo & Susquehanna Ry. Co.,
Gold Equipment Series "A
Cascade Co., Mont, Court House
Cascade County, Mont, Funding
Cass County, Iowa, 4Kas
Centerville, Iowa, Refunding As
Centervil'e. Iowa, Refunding IS
Chippewa Wiley Railway, Light
& Power Co.. Eau Claire, Wis,
First Mortgage Gold
Clifton Forge, Va, Bridge
Clinton, Iowa, Funding & Refdg.
Colorado Springs, Colo. School
District No. ii, Rcfunding
Consumers Power Co. First Lien
& Refunding Gold SIS
Cook Co., IL, School District
No. Is Darlington Heights)
Cook Co.. ILL.,. School District
No. go Morton Park
Cook Co., ILL.,, School District
No. 10 Chicago Heishts)
Coos County. New Hampshire,
court House
Cuthbert, Ga, Electric Light
Cuthbert, Ga, Water Works
Danville Street Ry. & 1t. Co.
Danvill., ILL.,. Refdg. Mtge. Gold
Denison & Sherman (Texas Ry.
Coz First Mortgage Gold
Derry. New Hampshire, Water
Dexter. Mo-. School District
School Building
Dickey Co., N. D., 4I3s
Edison Electric Co., New Orleans
La, SIS
Elnwood. ILL.,. Refunding
Eminence. Ky, SIS
Evergreen Park. H., Rounding
Fayette County. KY, Funding
Florence. S. c.. Sewerage
Ford County. III (Melvin), School
District No. So
Ga'latin County. Mont, Hisn
School Bui'ding
Gallatin County. Mont. Refdg.
Genesee. Ida, Water Works
Gereseo. Township. Ill, High
School District AIS
GEORGETOWN, Ill, School District
No. 1T
Geneva. H., Bridge
Glencoe, H., improvement
GIenwood. Iowa. Fdg. (Annually)
Gorhan. N. H.. Water Works
Great Falls. Mont. Sewer
Great Falls, Mont. Water Works
Green Bay. Wis. Refunding IS
Green Bay. Wis. Sewer As
Greenville, H., Refunding
Griffin. Ga. Electric Light
Helena. Mont. Water Works SIS
Hot Springs. S. OAK. School
Hyattsville, Md, Sewerage
Iowa Falls. Iowa. Refunding
King County Wash. School Dis
trict No. lS 10
Knoxville, Iowa. Judg. Fdg. 4I5s
Knoxville. Tenn, Street lnpvt.
Kossuth County. Iowa, AIS
La Sale. H.. Poard OF Fducs+ion,
School Dist. No. 2 School Bldg.
Lincoln. H.. Refunding
Macon County. Ill, Court House
Manson. Iowa. Water Works
Marshalltown. Iowa. Rounding
Maywcod. H.. Funding
Monmouth, H., Water Works
July Envt
We own md offer over 200 diff
municipal, railroad and public
we recommend for conServatl'
3A3 to (
Write for circular offeringS
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Nsw York and Cuba Mail sieamshIp Company

Coupons due July LIST. 1912. OF the bonds OF
the above named company will be paid at
maturity upon presentation at The Farmers
Loan and Trust Company.
WILLIAM d, MACY, Assistant Treasurer.
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NEW YORK BANK STOCKS.

The only bank stock in which there were
transactions on the New York Stock EX-
change last week was National Bank Of
Commerce, Of which ten shares were sod
at 1873, three at l9S and twelve at 1916, the
last being the final price for the week AT
the weekly sale of securities at auction
twenty-three shares OF National Bank OF
Commerce stock were sold at 1876
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MERCHANTS FXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK

June IS 1912
The Board Of Directors have this day de-
dared a semi-annual dividend Of THREE PER
CENT free OF tax, payable on ana after July
l. 1912. to stockholders OF record al the Ciose
OF business June 49, 1912.
= Y GAMBLER Vice Prest. and Cashier
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THE RANK OF AMERICA.

New York, June 18TH l9lZ.
The Board OF Directors have to-day DE-
cIared a semi-annual dividend OF fourteen C4)
per cent free of tax, payable July lsr' 1917
10 stock holders OF record Of this date. -
The transfer books will, remain closed untiI
July 2nd. 1912 w. NJ. BENNEI. Cdshlet.
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Wins|ow, Lanier & Co.
SO C=CAa STREET
NEW YORK

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIVI-
DENDS ARE PAYABLE AT OUR BANKING
HOUSE on AND AFTER
JULY I. 1912.
Blackford County. Ind. Court House 81.
Bedford. Indiana. Refundins Bonds
Clcv''"nd & Pittsburgh Rd Co. Gen. Mteo
AS
Clevraud & MahoninG Valley Ry. Co. CJns
Mtge. BE- coupon Bonds.
Cleveland q Mahouing Valley Ry. 60. Cons.
Mtge. Registered BONDS
Dallas Comfy. Ia. Court House IS.
Grand Rapids & Indiana Ry Co. LIST Mtge. Ext
ii4s AID RI
Hartford city Ind, School Alas.
INDIANA Nolis. Ird. civ of
Jekyl Island Club LIST stge 4'2s
Louisiana. state or ~ Consols
Muskegon. Grand Rapids IL Indiana LIST Is.
, Marion County. Indiana. Bridge Bonds.
Northern Pacific Terminal Co. or oregon LIST Us.
New Orleans. La, city o.. Constitutional and
Improvement IS
Niagara Falls power Co. LIST rs,
Niagara Falls Water Works 1st IS.
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Railway
Company LIST aud I'd Mortgage and Income
Bonds due with interest to July |. 1912
Pittsburgh. vt Wayne & Chicago Railway 60.
Special Guaranteed Stk. div "a q quarterly.
Peru. Indiana, School 1 las aud Funding 5s.
Traverse City r. r. Go. LIST IS.
JULY 9. 1912.
Pittsburgh, Fl Wavne e Chicago Railway GO.
Regular Guaranteed Stk. Div, l@.fo quar-
tsrly.
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CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS & LOUISVILLE
RAILWAY 60

No. Sc Bway, New York y. Y, June IS, 1912
Coupons OF the RefundinR Mortgage. Six,
Five and Four Per Cent Bonds OF this Com
psny, due July l. 1912. will be paid at the
once OF Messrs. J. p. Morgan & Co, % Wall
Street, New York.
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.

! FURNISHED by Efingham Lawrence g. Co. No
III BROADWAY
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
THE PEOPLES BANK

Of the city Of New York.
June 10th, 1912.
ONE I1-NDRED AND TWENTY SECOND
CONSECUTIVE SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
clared a selni-annual Dividend Of FIVE PER
CENT free Of tax, payable on and after July
l. 1912. The transfer books Will be closed on
the 22nd inst at ~ " and reopened July !,
1912 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
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An apology which IS offered for the pc
culisr political attack on the stock market
IS found in "Bache's Review" Of June o.
as follows.