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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
CONTINENTAL PAPER BAG co


New York City, September 2Srd, 1912.
18th consecutive preferred stock dividend.
a quarterly dividend OF one and one-half
Per cent (1A%) on the Preferred Stock has
Been declared payable September 30th, 1912.
70 preferred stockholders OF record at the
close Of business on September 26th, 1912.
Checks mailed.
.. FISCHER, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24

Some irreguarty developed i'll the mar
ket for Standard OH issues yesterday
though for the main part the price move
mentS We're duh and uninteresting Stan
dard OF Indiana was very strong, closing
Galena Signal common were weak. Good
buying OF the high dividend payers con-
tinued Among others, Southwest, South
err. Prairie Oil aud Gas. Buckeye and
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
CONTINENTAL PAPER BAG CO.,

II Battery Place,
New York City, September 23rd, 1912.
SUth consecutive common stock dividend.
A ouarterly dividend OF one and one-haif
per cent (1H%) on the Common Stock has
bsen declared payable September 90th, 1912,
70 Common Stockholders OF record at the
Checks mailed.
d. FISCHER, Secretary.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Monday, Sept 23-Toa sales for tho day 5000 hareS
corresponding day in 1911 .u,
September g. inclusive safS"o' ' "
ed with in tho period in 1911
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following we're tho closing quota
lions Cor stocks in which there were no
transactions yesterday Oh the New York
Glnrk I,Nnh. nFr.
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LAND.
Bid Ask. o..
Boston Land sls East Bos L.. il n.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DO ..iolis iO2 do pref a.. iS
Am Pneum... ~ 50. Mass Electric Isu =.
do pref. 117s 1879 Mass Gag aoit ~
Am r s: r. 1854 ll5s4 do pref go. gE y
'Am Wool pr s3la 30 Rotary Ring.
Am Zinc..... 81 32is Swift & Co ios ~
Mexican Tel. 81 AZ Mergen Limo eo3 ~ ~
New Eng T..i53 1d United Shoe Ia 20
Chic Stk Yds - lsS do pref "a -
do pref. 1l0A United Fruit ia ,s,
Edison | Co..2sS 292 ANi
RAILROAD.
Bos & an. :2i2 2l0 NY Nh &HM Ms
Eos e Maine Main. %, y ,o- West Z 81 ny s. 81,
BONDS.
fAT&r crrts 50 s935 tAT&r CIT ls.ii,
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We Will Sell

% AsTOR TRUST ,yr
,oo sI1TOSlLEs Gun & CHOCObAiG
% AMERICAS CARAMEL Pip.
sBUFTALO a sUsQUE. A. q i1as'
25 BORDEN'S C0ND. Miih tOm:
30 CINCINNsTI Gas TRANSFORM y.
200 CnrINBIN GAS 4 ELECTRIC
too CI'BAN AMER. SUGAR COM u fiD
80 ~ PONT POWDER COM.
10 ~. W. BLISS CON-. ~
100 Federal SUGAR CON-. fip'
20 ISGERSOLL RAND COM.
80 NATIONAL FUEL Gas
100 PENNSYLVANIA WALTZ Io"H
* POPE MANU-. COM. 4 PFD.
20 gOYAL BAKING POWDER ftb'
100 WESTERN POWER COM.
10 Y,IE A ToWNE MANUFACTURING
Gilbert Elliott & Co.
Miscellaneous Securities Department
81 Wall St. NY. Tel Hanover 6llO
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~, nn 1sls:
and after the seventh day OF oo'o 20, 30 -
MIR. g.. II. Booth whose once >sv Yes,
shall be the registrar Of The bonds 's esst
under the irst consolidated nye pfp,liwsy
gold mortgage OF the Troy C rHyymnsny d
Company TO the Central Trust So.ag,bsr l.
New York. a. Trustee. Jatod rrr,st COR
pany OF New York. h.r 1917.
By order of tho Board OF pirsc,t92,rR
Secretary, United Traction c'i"s' =
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS,

FURNISHED By Charles .. Barney & Co, 10. q
Broad street, New York, and 10. 10 so-ia
An street, philadelphia)
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BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
SHORT TERM NOTES.
GIaturing 1913 go

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~ Pine street,
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ANDREW J. MCCORMACK, Apetn,yT'''
REGULAR AUCTION sAlm :"
STOCKS AND BONDS CON.
By ADRIAN II. M lhEK g sr,
OFFICE, NO. So WlLLlAH
wednesday, sept. ?Stb, W.
al a:30 o'clock. at the
EXCHANGE SAItSHCJg9tt,ysr
NOS. Il AND 10 NESEh 81
BY ORDER or D\hC I'm
i01 shs. Title Insurance &C. OF =. tht,a CO.
iS0 shs Underwood Computing Ms sSsle Co COZ
- ~ shs. y. " q Brooklyn BreW,rrs Iss5
500 Durand co. % Mtge D p. G 20 ION CDRN
FOR ACCT. or WHOM 1T MAI 90 rexss
81 shs. Guaranty state Bank, 81! = p%Nfshctches
0: shs. Lockwood Lumber CO.
% shs. 1T Mortgage Trust Co. San '''
s2oe6.ol Union Bank OF BROOKLYN pspS.R R
go shs. chic, ST. raul. MINI. q ei
pfd
10 shs Natlon City Bank. r,,
Too shs. International Silver Co. eo'ArSs 1872
s5ODo phllipse Manor Co. LIST ?. Scsnl M,se
81 900 Wisconsin Central RWy. is'
D. .. BIDS, iOiD
fO0 shs Gusrdi9n Trust co. y. !.
Goo ahs city Investing Co. common, oron
800 shs Pennsylvania Coal 4 COKE 20 20
) sbs City OF New York lrsura"00
shs. Wiadsor Trust 20.
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
furnishes by williams. Mcconnell & Cole
man. 81 wall gtTcet.)
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU.
NICIPAL BONDS.

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Wal street,
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NEW Work. CITY BONDS.

Furnished by w. y. Cole- & Co., Nc. IS Gear
street,
Accrued interest - be added
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
BOSTON STOCKS,

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MINING.
NEVADA QUOTATIONS..
TOSOPAHS.

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CHICAGO STOCKS.

lex dividend. tIn,eres, to be added.
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STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES

'New stock.
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sEx dividend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
BANK EXAMINERS TO MEET
Will Discuss Phases of Their
Work-May Form National Body.

Bankers throughout the United states
will be- interested To learn that Il PROPOSE
ton IL under consideration for the organi-
zatiou Of an association Of bank examiners
10 embrace all In this country holding COM
missions either as state or national bank
examiners. Discussion Of the plan and the
working out Of the details Of the organlza-
ton will occur at bank examiners con-
vcntiou To be held on Monday and Tues
day Of next week at Brighton Beach. II
the convention considers such a plan feas-
Ibc q temporary organization will he effect
n and arrangements will be made for the
enrolment of members and the holding Of
20 national convention next fall such an
association. besides the social advantages
OF an annual meeting. would have for its
object the concentration OF efforts to stand
drdlze methods OF bank examination, as
well AZ To- encourage legislation In the vari-
GUS states for more effective bank super
vision
The convention will combine the annual
midsummer meeting OF the national bank
examiners OF District Nos. and with
the annual convention Of the examiners OF
the New York state Banking Department
ARRANGEMENTS for the meeting have been
made by George G. Van Tuyl. Jr., Nuperin-
t,udcut of the New York state Banking
Department, together with National Bank
Examiners Edwin r. Rorebcck, Of New
York CITY. and Franz, l.. Norris. Of Phila-
Gclphia. chnirmcn Of Districts Nos and 3
The Controller Of tho Currency, l.. .. Muir
ray. viii attend the convention and make
IAN address. TWO Of the most important
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
GEM IMPORTS 100000
Jewelry Demand Not Affected by
High Cost of Living.

The craze Of the American public for
Injuries i'm tho form of precious stones has
not been checked 10y the advance In the cost
of living in the fiscal year ended June 3D.
This Is shown by the fact that during that
period diamonds. pearls and other gems To
the value of 9.iij,2S) reached this country
through the port ot New York This means
,hnt II took over 81 100000 worth OF gems
to satisfy the demand of the people of the
United states Tor this form of luxury
since II is estimated that of the total
lev.lry importations o. per cent is brought
in through New York.
According to figures compiled at the
praiser's Stores the cut precious ste
and pearls totalled so 26l 1874, and the Il
cut gems. principally diamonds, reacht ,
total value of SlO,lS3,i9l. In 1910 all
records were broken by the receipt Of sA
SS5o57 worth of gems.
The heavy impOrtations of rough diamonds
during the last fiscal year reflect growth
I'm the diamond cutting industry I'm this
country, where some of the finest stones
are at present being cut. There is duty
OF 10 per cent on cut diamonds. while the
rough product enters free.
y review OF inc Se"' s"'"S t'd' '"ei' ""
been only one official advance of per cent
In the price OF diamonds. but there have
been other Indirect advances during that
time. Just at present there is little &C
tivity in the foreign centres, although con-
ditions are better than during December
and the early months OF the present cal
endar year A New York importer who
returned from abroad last week reported
that he had never experienced such diff
Guilty I'm obtaining diamonds suitable for
| the American market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
JUNE FINANCING
Very Encouraging, but MOI
Equal to May.

Tho June financing. although IN many re-
snactq II has been hndered by various on
stacles. was very promising, but dln not
quite equal that ~ May. which holds inc
vear's record thus far During juno the
COMBINATIONS 81 the country issued Nll'-
1ss 90 new securities, q large part oi "hl'h
vss stock that WAS offered 60 shareholders
Tho total Of new securities issued during
the month year ago amounted 70 NlS''-
90 GO. For the six months sine" Jahud'S
the corporations combined have isSueu
81 "a, +O4 900 new securities. compared Win
,ea3 3fs Ooo during the same period OF l'l.
I, ~ said that the demand OF investors
for high yield securities has continued and
tho effect ~ such opinion has been quite
obvious in the prices of high grad" IiSted
securities. Tho public utility Issues are
found to be meeting with moro and more
favor with bankers and investors ana II
ls reported that the output Of this class OF
corporations during the last half-year has
oouaIled. II not exceeded. all previous high
records.
CORPORATE financing I'm this country since
the nrst OF the year compares with last
wear as follows.
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NEW STATEN ISLAND FERRY a
Lire f-c-. s.. George 70 Say 2idGc Ave
NE. Brooklyn, STATS.

'The new Bay Riugr-Sta,cu Island ferry
wa formal opened yesterday morning
when the ferry boat Garden city reached -
George. staten Island. few minutes 10.
fore go o'clocI. n, new fcrr' viii hc
operated from -" zoo: ~ Pay Ridge aye
nue.. in Brooklyr. to the municipal ferry
al ST. George The trip takes eighteen min
utes each way.
The Garden city. win Ndg8 Tying aud
carrying t@o hundred members of the Bay
Ridge Board cr Trade. the West Hnd I'm
prorement Association and business men In
that octton; one hundred and Gfty mem.
bers of IN" Pay Ridge Motorcycle club.
with their machines. and rs paid paSscu-
gers. vas greeted at the ferryhousc at ST
George by about five hundred persons
among them members Of the Board OF
Trade and Chamber Of Commerce If Staten
Island.
The ferry company viii begin the opera
ton Of an all-autOmoblle route on July t.
between the Borough Hail. Brooklyn. and
the Borough Hail. Richmond It was also
announced that an all-automobilc trip from
Staten Island to coney Island would be
started in few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
7F0RFICN FINANCIAL FELO!SAY He STOLE $4,000
ConsoIs Lower; French Rentes
Hiuher: Berlin Resists Bulls.

London. July i.--The activity winch "'o
marked Yesterdays session on the 0'o'n
Exchange was not maintained to-day anu
in the absence Of support prices were W.
clined TO sag. COnsols closed Is lower IL
76l. for money and 76l, for the account
The market IN Americans was stasi'd"'
owing TO the absence of some OF the noI'
prominent operators and prices IN the "'ai"
were unchanged or lower. copper shd'e'
too. were weak. .-,.
firm spot was Canadian Paci''c' WHO"
closed at 1855, gain Of Us.
Paris. July t-Prices on the BouiSe ~
day opened higher all round. brt 'loSe'
well below the high marks OF the "''
owing to profit taking In the last hou,
Three per cent rentes closed 10 cch''Ihe'
higher at 81 francs 80 centmes FOR inc
account.
Exchange on London. o francs 22i2 CEN
times for checks
Private rate of discount, 27s per cent
Berlin. July THE market to-dd! "''
irregular. Repeated efforts were maue ~
the bull interests TO send prices TO a higher
level but the majority Of traders were "''
IMPRESSED. and at the end there were "io''
recessions than advances
Exchange on London. - marks. 10 prem
uigs for checks.
Money. I per cent
private rate of discount. 80 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, July -WHEAT-Spot hrm No 2
fred winter. SIS cad; futures quiet. CORN-Spot
arm; American mixed old. Is II I'd; kiln dried.
new, 6s 1879: futures quiet. FLoUR--Winter
patents, 29s 90 HOPS IN London Pacific
/ i27s Cd. PORK Prime mess Western Cos Sd.
\ HAMS Short cut. BIS Sd. BACON-Cumber
LAND cut SIS: clear bellies. 56s: long clear mid
idies light. SIS 81 heavy, 57s 3d. short clear
backs. BIS. LARD-Prime Western. terces. OBS,
dian finest white. new, CPS Cd; colorcd 63s Sd.
tTAI.LOW-P Prime city. 32s TURPENTINE-
lFpirits Jas Ri. ROSIN-COmm0n, lis Pc
l,fROfHTJM- Rehned 0%d. IJNSEED OIL. AS.
! London. July 4.-RAW SUGAR--CentrlfuRaI
lis 90; muscoyado, los 81. LINSEED-- Calcutta
,JuIy August. e3s 80. LINSEED OIL. AS.
SPERM OIL f30. Observation-Disclosures re-
fined sad: spirits SIsd. TURPENTINE- spir-
~. 34s I'D. ROslN-American strained, 15s Cd;
fne 1Ss I'D.
Antwerp July +-PETRoLEUM 20 francs. 50
centines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
LONDON WOOL AUCTION.

London. July 4. The offerings at the wool
auction sales to-day were 9.S2S bales. The Sc
lection was good and competition vas spirited
for most all grades. cap" Of Good Hope and
Natal sold = 10 -. per cent higher with tie
home trade and The Continent eager buyers
The feature Of the market the American
buying Of medium fine crossbreds. paying ~ per
cent advance and OCCASIONALLY more for suitahle
stock Follow ing j. tho sale Ia detail: NeW
S;cuth Wales. T.. 4o0 bales secured l. Ida Is
10izd: greasy. 7Adpls ND Oueensiand. coo;
secured. Is idq2s: greasy 1iddts i.d. VIC
toria 400: secured ls i!d0ls l0d. greasy. Sd
ais ID South Australia. 100. secured, lsfo
is 81: greasy. 6dals 81. West Australia, 200:
greasy 6lzdn1s %. New Zealand. T. 100:
secured. iidais aisd greasy. 1d@ l. I'D. ape
~ Good Hope and Natal. 400. secured. IS ga
Is ID: greasy. 7d9d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The California Railroad Commission, In
a recent opinion, laid down the rule IT will
follow IN regard to granting permission
for utility companies entering a field al
ready occupied II states that It viii en-
courage competition of utility companies,
where such competition will not cause an
unnecessary reduction In earnings below a
reasonable basis.
on this line Of procedure it has just
granted permission to the Western Power
Company to enter fields which up 10 fhis
time have been occupied exclusively by
the Pacific Gas and Electric Company.
These two companies have been in competi-
ton in a number Of districts for Some time.
and recently the Western Power filed ap-
plication to enter number Of towns in
which tho Pacific Gas and Electric gave
exclusive service.
The commission has now granted the APP
plication OF the Western Power. with the
exception of two counties, and in these II
says the application is dismissed with per-
mission for a renewal at later date. The
order of the commission gives Western
Power the right 10 enter the territory
across San Francisco Bay, which has been
served exclusively by Pacific Gas and Elec-
trio.
The Western Power also was granted
permission to bid on all municipal con-
tracts in Vallejo. The decision Of the com
mission is a disappointment to Eastern pub
lie utility houses interested In the Callfor-
mia field. They believed that il would be
the policy of the commission to prevent
competition, while protecting the public BY
a strict regulation Of rates; but the deci-
sion Just rendered indicates that competi-
ton IN the public utility field in California
proba bly, will be even stronger than ever.
The Cleveland Southwestern & Columbus
Railway Company. operating 4 system OF
electric roads IN Northwestern Ohio, re-
ports Tor May and the five months ended
NAV 81 as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
TOUNG CASHIER IS HELD
Charged With Stealing $4,000 from
lis Father'G Bank.

Chicago. July i-FiCward Il. lIarter.
twenty eight years old. former cashier Of
the Citizens Bank. Of Akron, Ind. was
arrested here to-day on an indictment
charging him with having embezzled $4,000
OF the funds of the institution in 1911. The
bank was founded by Andrew =. Harter'
father Of the young man. and he was It's
president
After the bank closed It's doors tiarter
prepared to give himself up. The directors
OF the bank paid all the depositors and the
case was not presented to the grand jury
until last June. In February Harter came
to Chicago. informing the Sheriff OF his
whereabouts. He was willing to go back
and face the nS---S - said, when he
mas arrested ~, - -,-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
Favorable Conditions.

THE Cleveland Iron Trade Review" pub
fishes the following: THE second half or
the year opens under highly favorable con-
ditions and with general confidence in con-
tinued prosperity. Specifying against con-
tracts expiring July ] continued at ire
mendous rate up to the very last minute.
Production OF coke and anthracite pig iron
for June was 2432,2s4 tons. a daily average
Of 1.075 tons, as compared with so,753 tons
in May. In June 10000 tons of iron ore
were shipped from upper lake ports, as
compared with 1862 tons in record month
Of June 1910"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Juy t.-COTTON SPOT Coed
husiness prices 20 points high-T. American mid
ding fair. sd. good miGdlinc. i14d. middlirc.
SD low midlIng. G.j4d. good ordinary. G. i2d:
ordinary. j.G4d: sales. 1900 bales. LOO for
speculation aud export and included 10. 200
American. receipts, 5000 baes: no American.
FIXTURES ouened steady and closed steady. July,
G 66i.d: july and AUGUST. esd: August and
September. GG3Hd. September and October.
6.55hd: October and Novemher. 65O'%d; No
vember and December $40. December and
January. 46d: January md Februsrv. G4Gd:
February and March 6.4Ghd: March and April,
G.A76; April aud May. G.fI'sd; May and June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
Car Order Placed.

The Grand Trunk Pacific, according to
reports, has purchased 1000 box cars from
American manufacturers. being compelled,
II Is said, TO place the order in the United
States on account OF the filled UP conoi-
ton Of the Canadian car companies. AdVices
further state that as the Canadian car
manufacturing concerns have practically
been overloaded with orders. the various
railroads Of the Dominion are coming into
the state with their car orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
"sT. LOUIS TIMES" STOCK SOLD.

81, Louis, July l.-Richard g. Kerens,
Ambassador to Austria Hungary. has sold
his holdings In the German American Press
Association. which publishes "The St Louis
Times 10 Edward l.. Pretorious and
others. according to Mr.. Pretorious. who
said Mr.. Kerens's stock was valued approxl-
mately at 100000,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
DN Dock Savings institution

s4I g. 343 BOWERY. Cor. Sd St.. New forf1
The Trustees have declared dividend to1
the six months ending June 80, 1919. or siy
deposits entitled thereto under the By-Ls~s
at tho rate Of THREE AND ONE-HALF Pes
Cent. per annum on all sums NOT exceeding
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS. payable ON
and after July IS. 1912.
Deposits made on or before July 10 will 81
entitled 10 Interest from July I, 1912
ANDREW MILLS. President
WIN + PATTERSON. Treasurer
CHARLES MIEHLING. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05

The company does an electric railway
business in Houghton and Keweenaw coun-
ties. Mich, connecting a number OF towns
In the copper mining district OF the state.
It serves population OF about 12ocD. II
operates thirty-two miles OF line. The com
pany has S76s 90 3 per cent bonds outstand-
Ing. and $1,000 per cent preferred and
$4,000 common stock. It pays regular per
cent dividends on It's preferred and per
cent per annum on its common stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
THE BANK FOR SAVINGS

IN THE CITY OF NEW Nohn' ,a,-
$50 Fourth Avenue. June Y LEI
isGTH SEMI ANNUAL DlNiDtSu ., a..
Trs Roard ~ Trustees has declared 81 I,ns
,arsst dividend FOR the Six Months ene,nso NJ
gotb Ia,a at the rate OF THREE AND Us % q
HALF PER CENT. PEI annum on en- Snayss's
e. M and inward entitled thereto. arc -; vii
@o and after July 30. 1912. The div,deniS s it,
ne credited 10 depositors az princlps, 3S' 10th
ial: Deposits made on or before ieie
,1tS ,yjtI draw interest from July Isl iisnr,
W. VIII WAITER TRIMBLE. Presioeh'
CHARLES \. SHERMAN. seSre'A'''
INNFc KNOWLES. Conptroler .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05

Saranac Lake has sold $1,000 thirty &c
fifty-four year sewer bonds TO Isaac w
Sheriff.. with AS per cent interest, a
lC01M, on about a 4.443 per cent basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05

The Sargent Cigar and Plantation Com
pany, of Bridgeport, Conn. is Offering for
sale 10000 Of an authorized issue Of 5000
first mortgage twenty-year convertible 6
per cent bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05

Hudson, Mich. will sell $4,000 ~ per cent
school bonds. dated July !. 1912, and due
serially up 10 fifteen years at o'clock
July 2. This will be the total debt of the
city. which had an assessed valuation in
1911 Of $2,056,5l5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
BOND DOTS.

North PlainHeld. n. J.. will receive bids
until s p. m. July 10, for $500 per cent
school bonds maturing in from ten to four
teen years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05

Rhoades e. 60. were the successful bid
ders for 10000 ~ per cent Syracuse park
Improvement bonds, their bid being 102.39O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
Norfolk Southern's Report.

In recent statement made by the NOR
folk Southern Railroad the following re-
mort Is found: Gross earnings for May
s3o3. ~, an increase Of 1852; gross cor
porate income, s1oS, 45S. an increase of Sle'-
81: eleven months gross, 2,sS4,lSO' an In
crease Of s2ss,s7O. and eleven months gross
corporate income of sl,oli,7S2, an increase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
BANK OF ENGLAND STATEMENT.
London, July 4.-The weekly statement of
the Bank Of England shows the following

The proportion of the banks reserve to
liability this week Is 4l.39 per cent, against
49, AZ per cent last week. The discount rate
remains unchanged at . per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-05
FRENCH BANK STATEMENT.

paris. Jelly THE weekly settlement Ut
the Bank Of France shows the toi'o"'hs
changes: ,..,..