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COTTON HP SHARPLY
ON SHORT COVERING
j'ricps Advance About Thirty
Point, With Good Selling
at Close.
I'KOSFECT FOR EXPORTS
tftorU In cotton wtio hid tn Inclined
. view wtth oeptlctiRi tti rlntnc
ttnlncr of the market got frightened
-Mtrtly nd by their coverinir brought
ttotit mi ndvance of appros Innately SO
-o'nts. Pv-rU big llnea war coy red
and tti flt'.ns At the close appeared to
much better than the buying. Pinal
pr'.ft rrrrrintnl a net gain of 2! to 21
tiln'. with the chief etrength mini
t.'e by the near positions.
AM" from new crop consideration
trad la In practical agreement on
a 1 (Mturrs except the amount of cotton
that luropo will take. Both bulla and
r; cone'de a record consumption by
ktnf r .-.in mills, and although there la
i-mo variation In opinion as to the
amount of cotton hld by American
P'.nners. It l believed that they are
fairly wll covered. Southern mills are
dieted to be protected on the average
,, to July 1. -irnl while New Ungtnnd
pinner lire. n so well provided for by
ttin In naiohousen, their contracts
rwc tlicm In a pretty Independent posl-
ton.
Tleodere II. Price, In his review of
t ,- jtton markvt In this week's Issue
f Commerce anil 'innrior, KUggeats the
ro.b!ll'v 'f exports this ea?on ngire
t.i J'S t' T0O.00U bales. Throe tlEUrea
w,l hardly titvct tlio views of most tu
'.itits uf the cotton trade unless it should
.- , rJ..l that m'tuti tonnage uvalw
Ma for the earrlnito of tuition will be
u u-ually abundant. JIxportH up to
Mar . 1 amounted to about ",,5".0,000
bate? The largest utnount ever .ex
ported ufler this date win 3.5.I,000, In
''if M'.tt.on of 1914-15. liven this record
mount would brim the totul exports
! nly 6.100,000. If tho record of
r f 1-1 " should be achieved exports
'n l amount to only T., 550,000 bale-.
I' exports lioul'l fall off to the level of
n. '.'ter part of the season 11 10-1 1 the
il il would reach only 4,(100,000 Imle.
Thero Is llttlo doubt tliat a good deal
of the recent buylns has been Inspired
I.;' tli" hope of an early ieacc, or itt least
a Tatlon of hostilities before another
rep Is tnnrketrd. At a matter of fact,
V duration of the war Is a ilcternilti
r.; Intliicnce In llxlni market bias,
l.iere are many who would not be bhort
t a bale of cotton If they expected peace
the course of tho next tcven or elsht
rtl.f, tvl-.llc there urc others who be
.eve the, market Is headed toward per
r .inertly lower Ievels.lt; the event of
hf tvara cotiMr,untue.
Scutliern tpol markets were fctvady
Ml frn. tlon.illy lilKlier esterday. A
N'e- Organs wiro dated: "Very roiel
.i f r epoti.. iinnera holding linn,
'firr .- ill limited except hedged cut-
"' w ! -li a- Moving at a blither b.uis."
TV ir irket eluded barely steady.
Open-lllili.Low. Clot 1-r-T.
mtr r est. tm. clow.
ii u r u.4j it 7tiit ::. n v.u 4;
1: "1 11 I'". It f.4 ll.Holl !-) II Mtitl 61
1 : 1: 11 11 i:n,rum 11 yinl!.
t a; ua i:m i.auii:i u.oihti.M
41 j i. 31 i: 1:31 i:.4;wi: s i.'Ktii: 3S
""V local market for tHit cotton was ttealj.
: points aiivan": nitddllnt- 11 Wc Southern
"t mirkrt -4 offl.lnlly rctorteil were
'') 12 lo w point" adv-ame Ne Orlraii.,
lialTcHoii. i:iPc: Savannah 11'.":
'm'j4, 11 -jc ; Au;uU. lt.hjr ; Hounon.
tw Orleans market clod vrrr ste.it).
Openlllgb-Lon- Clov I'rer
In- eet eil In; rice
Vircli .. It. an IIJ9 11.30 ll..V.itl W It.KjiJt 34
Vit , H.c II 74 11.4.-, u r.ai1 r.i 11 tnil.4;
4.v .. 1175 it il 11 ;j 11 j II VI 11 T0UI1 71
Moter tl 3 1S.M in: lS.n3.11: II lfll it
tTBitr 1: m i:.t i:.'jo uucu ir 17 11 94411 k
The Llrerpool market openeil quet There
i nuirl tuilnM in spot cotton, with mid
lu: I points sdvince tit 7 7CI Sales. 6.MO
C4.f i. 11 1 receipts Closr-l quiet
Opn- Hlth- Low
1 1 is est el
7 f.;w 7 jt
3
J
r... v
I.S7
71.5
Clos- lrsT
iiif close
7.171, 7 tj
7 57a 7-M1
7 37 7.40 7 3i;Vi7 33 7.40
Th 11 A M. bids (o Llrerpool were: Msreh.
Kc-. May, 1174c: July. 1194c: October
.'"V Tli market there it dut to open lo
ir 7 lo to points advance-.
fort rtceiptt and ttocUt'
M.r.Apr ..
MuJurw...
hi7-ut...
o.t..Vov ..
THE SUN, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1916.
11
0088IP OF WALL STREET.
The Leader.
When RtMl .,.... ...
whole market movm. This was aaln
shown yesterday. Htrel has always been
tJind"'J0l th0 either up or
down, and the favorite emulative stock
of the Htrwrt Mm. t.n..i. i..... i. :
- ' ". r iinu iin "nil
ff V WUh k VlROr wMrh 1,1,1 """'I1
u v-i Z lne weHs iurlnjr which
l;-?"a Ren between 80V1 nml il.
---- viiivii j wieroay u
displayed underb-lnir strength, but It
., ciwn, u teaaer nan
jacking, and price boxan to slide off.
Then a. vlarnmna iti.... M . ,
Hleel ret In which carHed that stock
to. above 84. The result was the old
story over again. The ireneral list ad
vanced and under Steel's leadership
in uj- vne cio.se or me
market. Trading In Steel wan the heav
iest Rincf. Mnr..1, 1 fin 7AA v. ...
, , : 7 - ' ' DHMVI viuuik-
"f hands. Tlie trKik sold as hlch aa
" -t. ii niKiinn pnee u nas touched
since February 11. when It sold at StH.
The gpriaa; Orlte.
Keiltlmnnl rci.ii m! I - ii.. . , ..i . . .. . 1. . .
- r. ...rt i .. r,vn 111.11
and tho outlook for better prices U b
comlnir decldnlly strotiKiT. The stock
market seems to lie netting Into uliape
ror Its spring drive and unless unforeseen
International difficulties ar!o the gen
eral feellnr la thai iv. i... ,!...,.. . u.
""in i an ""Paving one. More
.wi, nut ncaxu ycsieruay in com
mission houses than for seveni.1 neeks
pat. A new hull pool is said to t
forming In United States steel common,
whne tho 'Mope" regarding higher prices
and Increased dividends for the cop
nent bt Mrwuiiliu ....
------- , j ..u viiA .nuiwirr 1 1 in
short account Is still u large one and
i ure imii element can once pet fairly
started without politics or some of ths
International issues Interfering with its
plans It Is known that n ntrnr dispo
sition exists to mukti capital out of a
bear rush to cover In a market which
will afford llttlo mercy to the liortH.
The War Rrldee.
Tho "war trld" are beln,? gloomed
for another advance. !: Iclenco that such
a iiiovo was undor way was not lucking
yesterday cither In commission houses or
In the action of the market. The paces
of some of tho favorites were tried out
and the comment heard last nlaht nut
that they wero working smoothly. Cru
cible Steel has been especially strong
and uctlvc of l.itc. At one time yester
day It was 2!i points above Its close on
Wednesday. American Coal Products,
Colorado Kucl und Iron, lickuwanna
Steel. Itepubllc Iron and Steel. American
Locomotive and some of tho letter lights
among tho "war brides' were allowed to
gambol u bit and all reeiwnded favor
ably to their try outs. Humor has It thut
within the last fow weeks new war or
ders of considerable magnitude were
placed In this country and that an
nouncements regarding their she will be
allowed to leak out occasionally.
.Mercantile Marine.
The International Mercantile Marine
stocks wero uctlvc and strong jcMt
day, the common gaining of a mint
on u turnover of some 10,000 shares and
the preferred advancing easily to 71
although It later dropped to . a net
gain for the day of 1', points. The ac
tivity in Marines was accompanied by
rumors that tho rwelvert." report would
soon be riled with the court, covering the
six months period to December 31, 191,1,
and that It would be an extremely good
one. Humor has It that new peace over
tures have been made by some of the
disagreeing members of the varlods pro
tective committees, which may lead to a
settlement without court action.
lie I.at
ceipin. ear
-,t!r.n r.'.7 31
'.' Orleans . 3,'s!4
"Inhll- ,., yi 1M
Sivjimih . t;i 4.35S
harxten .. 1"3 8711
'Vi;n ijion 115 Stl
V-if..K mi l()
'nierior rrovlpls and to'kt:
He. I.att
eclplt "ear.
iijsi! 713
'l-ir ,;ii 3,11(7
't I.OH .. .V.2 ;7S
"'iti m : -rj r,.w
FXtmaled port
rt'-elpls to day
, lo 4.W
1 ?M to 7,0?)
Stai-ht.
r.?,7'-
srf.cti
v.v.
i:.i:i
7i.n;";
44.M1
116.943
Slookl
113.M4
?i'J.K4
19."TJ
144.341
I.V!t
week
C.I37
l.9'j
i ni
S- Or'rinr
' , 'irli Tpt"rd.i were 1.177 baJet
1 i!u t.iion. 3.r,33.Mrj bales, lots lilt
i hale t
Last
ear
4,C..-7?
V).3-17
4it.M
"..MI
l.t"
7.709
l.al
year
in.?"
IIS.CV)
37 .IS
171. ;
l.aat
ear
;.j:i
s.ssr.
Tola!
) ui
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
i
EX DIVIDEND.
'in irid Term.
" 4i Pneumatic Service,
'- .mni
riiiutuatlR Service.
- I annul
. -n loi. quarterly.
- .fi I i ipertor. ettra...
a ui Klectrlo Oor-
a'li.f ( ii.iri-rly
a l.lher quarterly....
ipjier ijar1-rly
(,a o; Indlunapotls,
in n in
n Ola.i, quarierly. . . .
-oiiEh "'otjollilatiKl,
".eil
e nt Copper (Initial),
rr(y
i Trartlon. quarterly. .
Id: Traction, aeml-an-
8tk.
1 pfd
Spfd
pfd
pfd
ptd
Pfd
J kny Companies, quHrtrrly.
"a-kay ('ompnnlni. quarterly,
l-mi Cuppnr, quarterly
h ley . Dirrauh Ravage.
, .i ie, quarterly
-ell Motor, quarterly
... ... .1 ..nanienns anu
in ilr-r, quarterly
" al I.eau, quarterly
rn (Hilo Traction and
" quarterly
' i Connolldaled, quax-
. "
a la Consolidated, extra...
1 "t-tiirc. Con Wayno and
' ui .i. -til
"ay ConsDllitaled, quarterlT...
tuaber Oomla Manufacturing,
quarterly
"Mth I'ortu Hlco Bursr. quar
terly )'iMi Porto ntio fluttar, quar
ter y . , ,
Jlfi A Co quarterly,...'....
Tll"'Jli Uitenilon Mining,
'I ur'erly
"inoim, i:tsiuilon Mining,
i ra t
J'Uh ''npp.r, quar'leriy!
'Uh ''firiper. eitra
Wijo "ftn, y w , co , qua--
w'Ui niln Central,' ' 'ternl-an'.
, ",'il
ru-on Gold, quarterly
Pfd
com
pfd
1 pfd
pfd
com
Ami
3H.
!''.
lie
lift. 00
14-4
IV
i.:;
sr.
1K
inr.
11.40
if.
100.
St
18
Pfd 1U
J74c
12H0.
IKK
lOc.
1K
3
--4
en
.00
IK
pfd
cera
pM
pfd
pfd
11.60
11.
pfd
DIVIDKNDS PATADLE.
Ar i-owder oom
W'ai ponder, utra com
1. Company coin
i ump.iny, quarterly,... pfd
I I'ronertl-M ITnrnnra-
.. 'ion quarterly
nl Plll.hnr Itallroad.
'lmritrly
in-American rtugar, quar
ter . ( ttt
man American Surar, extra
iiobe-Wernlcka. quarterly.... com
'i-lr.i silver Iea4 illnlnf,
"lenihly
I
If,
1H.
:
3
l4i
i nr.
if.
10
i
tie.
MILL NEEDING SUPPLY
PAYS PASSENGER RATE
iSt'w En-jlnnd Plants Adopt
Costly Expedients to
Keep Open.
Wetting the? ahasarnek.
In Iieland thero Is an oll saying Mat
when a Celt takes n drink on St. Pat
rick's day ho calls it 'welting the r-ham-ruck."
Ily a i-cullar coincidence the
board of directors of the Distillers Se
curities Company will vlve i-onslderatlon
to dividend diclaratlon mi that sU-.'k
on .March 17 next. DWtlllris was strong
cttcrday, udvunclng la iniliits to 48',,
ami closing with a gain for the day of
1 point at IS.
C. H. D,
t'iar.s for the reoigaiiizaUon of t'..e
Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dati.ti Hall
way have been practically completed,
mly a few details being lacking. Kuhn,
li"'l' & Co. ar acting as the itor-
gar.lzers. It Is understood that no
statement will be made, this week re.
guiding the terms of the reorganization
rude- the new plan the Baltimore and
Ohio will continue ti remain in control
of rhe property. The Cincinnati, Ham-
.'ton nnd Dayton was placed In the
hands of the rfcelvers In July, )!!!.
A Roomcraag.
The statement which N. L. Amster re
cntly, issued re-.inllnc the call" for de.
posits of bonds by the Committee for
tl:n Hi st and refunding mortgage land
holders comniltti-o nf the Chicago, Ilocl:
IsUnd and I'acille Hallway, in Which he
irotcwted ugalnrt th committee's action
us an attempt to force the. maturity of
the bonds and thus endanger the rlgh's
of the stockholders, has had resultb
which Mr. Amstep did not r-d-ct. In
fact It has proven somewhat of a bonm-e.-ang
to him. Members of the land
holders' cnmmlt'eo s.iy tliat the deposits
have been larger and morn frequent
nceiitly tliHn at nny time jirevinus ;n
,'.e issuance of Mr. Amsttr's statement
Canadian tlurrutvlng.
Canada Is fald to lnj seeking funds In
this market. Lust year the Dominion
borrows 143, 000,000 liete on one and
tvvo year 5 er cent, gold notes, a por
tion of which will fall duo. tills year.
Some of the 4',000,0)0 notes were con
verted into twenty year bonds, but n
largo amount of this sear's maturity wilt
have to be taken tip. This tlmo it Is
.said that Canada wants to ralsn 175,
OOP.flnfl, to run lor live years on a baeis
to yield between 4 per cent, and 5 per
cent.
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Haw Again Strong HeBned Firm
Patarea Fairly Aetlve.
Underlying conditions In Ihe market for
raw sural were araJn .trnnr While no new
business was reported and prices were nonil.
nally unchanged on the basis of 4Sc. tor
Cubit, coat and frrlclit. equal In I. (or
eentrlfural 96 test, sellers were not willln
to adept these flVurea and tvero lioldtn; at
fully 4He coat ami frelcht
Ths reflned market waa very firm at CMc.
for line rranulaiexl. New buiiiev nas ald
lo be smaller al the advance, but with
drawalt on old orrinrt were active, There
was a persistent rumor, which was tald to
hare come from Keadlin. Pa. where a
Rocera' convention It In tetalon, that there
its been recent salet for export by a Irxal
refiner of about loll.ioo lont of reflned Title
lacked definite contlrmatlon, but mat ren
erally aiepted br Ihe trade at very prob
able, and waa Ihnurhl to explain tome of the
reient hnary purcliatet nl raw tuiar at the
advanr-ed prices
In the market for tufar futurei there u
a fairly active demand baaed on the stren-th
In the market for rawt and the talk of ex.
port demand for refined, and while there
wit mom or lets profit taklm on the hill-en.
clotlnr priest were 0 to 10 nolnlt hlrher fnr
the old crop poaltlont and I point hlrher to
nolnlt lower for ths niw iron montht.
Total salet for Ihe day were lu.VM torn
In.'t follows
Open-Hlrh-Ixiw. Hint- IVer.
I nr. est ett Inc eloie.
Mmi-rh 4 4 4 60 4.4K 4 4Vi4.tiO 4 Si
Anril 4M 4 81 4.M 4.4M4M 4 43
May.,,.. 4M 4 7 4.110 4 UtH Sk 4 41
June..'. l'"f4 0l 411
July 4 47 4U 4 4V.H4J M 4 17
September 4.7S 4 7 4 7.1 4 7.11-1 74 4 111
n.inher 4 73 4.73 4 73 4 T4H 7S 111
Noreniber 4 70MI.73
lemlr....' .... . 4 44M4 47 4 1
iimuaVy.... 4.M JS"'
rbruary - - - .3ii.4
The activity in structural steel work
and tho steady advance In prices
of fabricated shapes have evidently
prompted the American tlrtdge Com
pany to withdraw all outstanding quo
tations In the irustern division. It Is
understood that the four Kastern shops
have capacity sold for three to four
months, and while specifications are
In hand It has been Impossible to oper
ate these works al full capacity because
of the freight embargoes which pre
vent shipment". It Is estimated that
monthtly operations have fallen short
about G.ono tons becauso of this and
nlso the revere winter In New Kngland,
which has delayed work In the open.
Other ilelaja outside of New Kngland
have been caused by the rush of work
at manufacturing plants, where con
struction forces have been kept wait
ing for weeks. Under these circum
stances, however, the additional cost Is
borne by the manufacturing companies,
but where the delay Is caused by enow
and Ice tho loss Is charged to ths profit
and loss account of the bridge company.
Such impedimenta and losses also apply
to other fabricators In the IUstern ter
ritory, e
The Krle Ilallroad has placed a small
contract with an independent fabricator
for 200 tona of bridge work nt Niagara
Kails. The Haltlmore and Ohio bridges
to be constructed at Detlanre, Ohio,
calling for 900 tons of structural steel,
ape held In abeyance. The Ureat North
ern Ka.llro.u1 has placed a contract for
a plate girder bridge calling for Tf0
tons or eteel with an Independent fab
ricator, and tho Ureat Northern has
given an order for .00 tona of steel
for turntables to tho American Hrlitgo
Company. The Chicago, llurlington and
(julncy Hatlrond Is still In the market
for brtdiro work calling for about 1,000
tons of ettcl shapes.
t
Tho Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Taut
Hullroud has given an order for 3,000
tons of oiK'ti hearth rails to the Huffalo
mill for prompt shipment. Another road
at ft. l.oul has ordered tOO tons from
the Illinois Steel Company. The Cieve
land Hallway Company has ordered 500
tons of SO pound rails and 10,000 steel
tlo ptntcri from l'lttsburg mills. A con
tract for 1.00U tons of rails has been
placed by a traction company for early
shipment. The CIiIciro, llurlington and
Qulncy ltallro.id Is still taking bids on
1,500 frc!ht cars nnd Northern I"aclflc
on 1,000 cars. No action has yet been
taken by the New Haven railroad In re
gard to the award of the Thames HIver
bralite.
Tho Missouri Valley llrldge atul Iron
Company has been awarded a contract
for the Central avenue bridge at Km-'is
City, requiring 5,000 tons of structural
steel, while the American Hrldge Com
pany has secured an order for l.uoo tons
of structural shapes for plant extension
to the Alabama Power Conuuny. The
bride company has also received an ad
ditional contract for an extension to the
Firestone Tire nnd Hubtar Company at
Akron, Ohio, making the total -about
I. Son tons. The original contract, ur
noted list week, was for l.'.OO tons of
steel shapes. A contiact for a coal
handling bridge at Uranbv, Wis., re
quires :."0 tons of steel shapes, which
will b- furnished by the Federal Hrlde
Company, the contract being placed by
Meade, Morrison t ro. The Arkansas
Ulaht and Valley Tower Company has
placed un order for a power house at
Canon Ctv, Col, requiring 2"n tons of
steel, with the Minneapolis Steel nnd
Machinery Company.
Hcs-iurccf illness and Ingenuity have
been shown by Now Kngland manufac
turers In their efforts to overcome the
dltllciiltles in the way of securing an ade
quate NUirply of steel because of the em
bargiHts against freight shipments Into
New Kwsland. One Connecticut com
pany has chartered bargci and Is float
Ins the much needed mipply of wlro rods
from the Trenton plant of the American
Steel and Wire Company down th canal
and I tart tan HIver nnd up the Sound to
tho workj. Another Connecticut manu
facturer nfter securing steel by bet In
tho same way Is trucking the metal
thirty to forty miles overland. One New
I'ngland manufacturer of wax munitions,
requiring a constant exchange of sup
plies between the Hethlehem Steel Com
pany works anil the New Kngland plant,
has established an automobile line be
tween the two points, with a relay In New
York city Another Illustration of tie
strcn under which manufacturers urr
working Is the chartering f a freight
car at a passenger coach rate by a manu
facturer In New Jersey. The frcluht
car, which contained hlngcjt essential
lo the continuance of work at the fac
tory was located at a New Kngland
olnt. The railroad refused to carry the
car until the manufacturer offered to
pay passenger rates. The car wan then
attached to a regular passenger train.
It was reported yesterday that the
Central Hailroad of New Jersey and the
I'hitth Valley Hailroad have raised the
embargoes against freight shipments
from Allentown, Pa., Into New Kngland
by vv.iv of the Albany gateway. The
other i jar::o continu In force as
previously noi d,
The American Hrldge Company has
been awarded a contract for 1.000 tona
of fabrlrated structural shapes to be
ure In the comdructlon of n mill build
ing at New Iledford, Mass. The order
was placed through' a general contractor,
who reiently secured the award through
the Whitman Interest. The same fabri
cators havo nlso taken an order for
'100 tons of fabricated structural steel
for a connection between the elevated
trades on the Queensboro llridse and
the Second avenue elevated railroad.
The contract for a power hou-e evten
slon at tho plant of the Itigersoll
Hand Company, Painted I'mt, N. V., re
quiring 200 tons of structural Heel, has
gone to the Jones H I.aughlln Steel Com
pany. The United States Metal Helm
ing Company has iilven an order for
fi"0 tons of structural steel to an Inde
pendent fabricator.
The rnntract fnr a highway hrldge
to be constructed over the Krie barge
carnal at Utile Kails, N. V.. calls for
;."C tons of structural steel. The award
has been made to a general contrac
tor, but the steel work has not jet
been placed. The Chesapeake Iron
Works has been awarded a oontract for
COO tons of steel for the HnUler store,
to be constructed at Haltlmore. A
building at Niagara Kails for W. A.
Itocers Sons, whlrh under the original
contract would call for 50 tonu of iteel,
It Is now learned will be of concrete
construction.
THE BOSTON MARKET.
BOSTON. March ..-Alaska Oold, American
Zlno and United Sialet Smsltrrt wero con
spicuous features In the mlnlne shares mar.
set, Alakn closed I loser than the oiienlnt,
American 'Inn sold from s4H lo S, clolnr
at ;, and fnltnl .States Smelters cloeeil l'
points up. Tho entire rapper shares hit was
ttroiir and Active. Itallroadt were dull. Nlpe
flay .sujar made a further tain of : polntt.
aiio summary;
COTTONSEED OH.
Stir tilth levels wtre made through tht
1IM. There wan a further tperulatlvt de
mand haved on the rl In the lard market.
Crude oil wan -trope at o.i: In 9 57. of.
ferine were generally small tlh htrs and
at tile Hmlth. Itt'llners sere union, the
buyerr. Their operations on this hiilc mors
man nlfeet their eclllnc of Ihe dlmant
month. N' tinders wett reported.
hnot. .
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THE BOSTON CURB MARKET.
BOSTON. March -The Potion curb clof.nr
bid arsl asked quotations follow;
Alvar.vlo
Hay Slain i.i
Ilinthani Mliilnt
Holie-nia
Il5 0le
It jv I p .1 lou!on
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Coneulldilid Arlrnut
('onol!dated Copper
Corle-
:ron iteserve
eUIoriil.v Corbln
Cuban Cement
Davis Daly
Katie A llliielw'.!
Kirrt National Copper
rSoUfield CoIIHlIld.ilr.1
nou;hion
Iron liliiM'Vii
l.a ltl"e
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VltKllllej Djrrajh
MetlcAtl .Melale
Minev of inerca
New H.ihlc . ..
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('ecaila Hou-lao
0111 jiorninioii receipts
Ohio Copper.
Oneco
Onondaga .
ioulhsesl Miaul
Slewart Mlniur
Tounpah llelinont
Tonopah MliUnj
Truro
I'm ted I'ridil harln-
t'iute.1 Venlc Kxtensinii .. .
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.
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BREAK SENDS HARKS
TO A NEW LOW PRICE
Knlly Due to Short Covering
Some Experts Look for
Further Drop.
A new low record for mark exchange
wan registered yesterday when rates cm
(lernmny broko to 7 i for tight drain
and 72"i for cables. This compare
with a previous low record elo- of
72 7-16 for drafts and fnr cables.
Townrd tho close Herman e.chnngn
rallied anmevvhnt and closed nt 72 H
for cheeks and 7211 for cables.
Foreign exchange experts say that
the rally In markH was due to short cov
ering by speculators who believed that
the rate had dropped as far as It would
be likely to go for some time. Many
authorities, however, believe that the
rate on Uerlln will be much lower be
fore many weekn have passed, and eomn
say that they fear a decided coltapie
In mark exchange If tho houses with
(let-man affiliations entirely withdraw
their support from the market.
The break In mark exchange Id lack.
Ing, however, the significance which han
been seen In the previous declines In
sterling, francs and the hills of the othur
Allies. This Is beeauso Germany la
practically shut off from communication
with the outer world and the market for
her exchango Is a narrow one, especially
In this country. Brokers brand as ridic
ulous the repot t that (lermnny has
been building up tremendous credits here
by the sale of her exchange, IntendltiK
throuiih these credits to drain the gold
reserve of this country after tho war.
The market for marks here Is a purely
nominal one nnd It Is doubtful If n
buHlnesa amounting to ns much an "00,
000 marks Is done in New York city In a
month In these d.ts. Ilrokers )ay that
when they hto any largo amount of
mark- to sell they are forced to offir
t'.eni In "odd lots" in onler not to break
tho market while trying to get what they
(ettcl n M be a fair price for tho ex
ch.i tig".
Aurtrlan kronen did not follow the dip
In in.irkd yesterday and cloed un
changed nt 12.00. Tim market for
kronen Is even narrower than that of
marks.
Sterling, franc, and llro echanito were
all stronger yesterday. Sterling closed
nt V"' l""' for demand and 4 "6 11-16
for cables. This compares with
4,75 IS-lfl for demand and 4.7R"ii for
cables on Wednesday. lYatics advanced
to S.90'4 for checks and '.U0l' for
cables, l'aria exchange on Wedmsday
was quoted at .".,!1 and f.9n"i ret ixc-1
lively. Italian lire advanced from 0.70'jl
lo r,,70. Oulldcrs were unchanvi'il at
51 75. I
TheZincConcentratingCompany
Capital $3,000,000
Par Value $10 Full Paid and Non-Assessable
The Zinc Concentrating Company lias purchased and
owns all the patents, rights and contracts relating to the
"Campbell System of Magnetic Separation of Zinc, Iron
Sulphide Ores." This process has been developed by actual
use commercially until today it is admitted by scientists
and metallurgists to be one of the most important develop
ments in the treatment of zinc, iron-sulphide ores, ranking,
in relation to those ores, with the oil flotation process.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
L. N. GODFREY, - - President and Director
Treasurer, t. N. Godfrey Lumber Co., Huston, Mass.
AUGUSTUS T. CLARK. - Treasurer and Director
Treaaurer, The American Circular I-oom Co.. lloUon. Man.
D; L. GOFF, ...... Director
Presldest, I). tlotT A Mint. I'aMucket. It. 1.
rrealdeat, Itoyal Weaving Co, Pa-ituckct. It. I.
JAMES B. ETHERINCTON, - - - Director
freaideat of tht Campbell Maiuetl' Zinc Co
M. B. RYAN Director
Capitalist, llrlda-eport, Coon
The aftairs of the Company are in the hondu of Voting Trustee
which will insure the continuance of the above management.
The Zinc Concentrating Company owns fundamental patents
covering the Etherington-STngcr N'oti-O.tirlizing Roaster and the
Campbell Zinc-Iron Separator. These patents control the "Campbell
System," which is thu only one giving uti.ifactory rentiltn to tho
producere of zinc-iron sulphide ores. Thin proccM is producing the
highest known recovery of metallic values at thelowestopcrating costs.
In order to furnish the Company with additional capital require!
by increasing business wu have purchased a largt) block of its stock,
a considerable portion of which has already been placed with our
customers and the friends of the management.
We offer the unsold portion at $3.75 per share (Par Virtue 510.)
Applications to list this stock on tii New York and Boston Curb
Markets will bo made by tho Company.
Pro.ipectus and detailed information can be had upon application to
C. R. BERGMANN & COMPANY
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
66 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY
Telephones lleclur JjJ'i
ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT
Internal Oold Lean 109
Mesr. J, I' Mnr-an A i'n. hereby rlvs
noil..,, thai they ure iriurc.l to recivn
Tinders fnr tli .itiiiri.avlii "n 1st Jla
ll'lii, of 1.1 '11,00(1 Ai-i!"' i" Hold Tesos. sa .'
1 3 . 'i . ! L S, 11. i I J. ,.ir. uf tho allow
I .can,
Tee . r tut -u'.o nt llnnds with emir-on due
it . mil. r, Ulil, nt ,i I'tlce tn ! states.
In tin- Vend)!, tnui li" 'ii.liri.,1 not later than
1- mk noon on 4ili April, 1 1 a , vvltli
Ale.r- j. ! Moraan A Co., :J Wall Utreel.
Ncv. Vi.-lr. who uld jimoumn ths rsjult off
II,. 'I .,. .... k...... k..IM.
! Ten'. , ivl l !. rr-.v.,l';i t,i in Paris l.v-
tli" lliini' ir I'.iru n il, l'.iM Un. t;i
I. iiiiilini i.y "c.rs. Ilu rlii t lirolhera i..
I ''I . ii ti I In ltiino Aires by the Credit
I'll'. ii .S'l-liill.il
l.i ii nonil ln a -ur vain- nf 17.1 If. P
fill i l .ir, :i ' T nl-r4 inu.t h lrirvils j
.- la' titles undir sir extirvascd III dollar'
I' ' l."lid.
T-ini rs must li m vd en a firm sM.-tn-iilne
mi iiinl( item, atul must b 4-eurclj
er,c'nil tu un nvclot'o ni4rki"1 "TcmlM4
it Araiutlne ilov eminent t, tr cent. Intci
ii.n r.nl.J l.o.iri 1505 llmiils for redemption "1
I o' ni nf Tender may b obtalne d on an
p!lc.i;on tn M.rs. .1 1. Jlor-an H .., i
W.ri fi'ti t. New v,nfl, iviio rcorviri tuti
rlalii tn relcet nil nr any Tfiderr.
H..I-.I. .Niw lurk. Itli March. 1JI.
Tltlt fS TO fl'.ttTIKV that. In s.Tonlanc
iviili tlr'- Pir-i MnrtA.-us nr i-M nl 'Irtist nt
Tin: AMi'.ttirvN ti'f. anmi tampiu
(.riMPANV In rn'nmsl Ttum tliimnanr now
TIIK KDriTAIIl.K TllfSI- CO.MI'ANV (Is
M'.W MlHK a Trii"l-e, rtvle.l o."fihr 1t.
Ill" InllmMtu tiUU.In hoi, lid, lin, 5J,
'.I if. r.i. ;;.!. oi'i and : lnv-r llils Aij.
rdiriiiry IMIi. ,M, al tli riflic. ot Hid Koult.i
ble Trut l.'imitiatir o( Ne-v Vinli. 1.fu ilsi
iud for r"d-mntlon nt 1S"4 and lnlrei on
II, e llt-t diy ot April, lm, oil fresfiilalle'i
.-"i'l urri-i' li r th-reol. mlh all tinfald on ,.
linns allailreil, to sail 'Irti-t"-. Itrterett OH
above ttoml. Mill ccv.s Anril '"I li'r
, TIIK KOI'ITMII.I-: Tltl'ST t'OMPANT I
W NKW VOHK. Trilflee .
lie S A1IM4TltON'i. AkIhiim Vv-r-i.rT '
TIIK AMKKK'AN TI'IIK A STAMPIMJ
1 COMPANV.
lis CPS MILI l''t. fV.4ir1.rt
I'KIICV 8. Illl.b. liitcclor
I 1 -robr frri fe that ih atiove Iiini4 w-fl
drawn stald WITNESS me band anri
, t.n Ii is lMh d.i- of IVtrrunxy. UI
' , MYI.HS M IIOCTKE I
Notary rnlille. New Vnik County, .So
I In anti-dan e with the above ertlflca'4
111" lllidl"!clie, t 11 rMSrm ths shot's nuni.
Irers'l tsiiuls at : and airrued Hit-rent tn,
1 Arnl l-l li. on and after that dale, wli-ir
i pr-ir MM villi all unpaid oniifnn. at U4
I uftiee. Nil ffi ! Slreel. New York City
TUB ryflTMIt.K TRI'sT COMPAKV
I OP NKW VOltK.
LYMAN IIIIOAIIKS. Vlce-fretlrlenl
ltl HIKM! AMI INTr.nRNT.
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CHICAGO, Marth P Pri-e4 -,, ,iu,-, 't , i
I to . poirits on a better vo'eme of l,i.n,..
Sltcntrli In New Yirrk 'ii tho st nun iat i n .
taclor Seart-IUiebui U, Ilodli l'l.'.i prnli rm
vim rii .iii Ship iHiniiiU'ii, liiamnnil M ;m i
Illllinli Itrlek wsre Ihs Irniit fratuiei llond
market uncliari-rd. Thn siinimary:
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I,'l l.ln.la.ir I.l.-hl
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Ill Peoples lias
.V. Public Service. .
4 Quaker Otis pt.
yi sear4.Koebuck
1 4 S'ewart tVarner.
S 4 .Sslfl Co
V Carbide . .
4., liters nf . ..
10 Iloofln- pf .
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.
Coinp..ri nn.l Term.
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extra
Lawyer- Title and
Truat. uuartei y . . . ,
Stun.l.iid ."Screw, cxir.v. .
Aiiierl'ni Iron .ind
Htrel .Miniufaetur
Ini, quarierly
American llrni and
St h 11 I Munufarlur
Inn. iiiarterl
Hprlnetl'1'1 Itallaay
anil l.l-ht, quar
terly Diilutli Kdlsnn I'.lec-
trie. iii.irt':rly
Untied (las Improve.
nient, qii.iiterlv . ..
Iledlsy liuld .MlntiK,
qmrterlv
Medley (jold Ml 11 1 11,
extra
Clllett, l'i'Hbn,l 4- o ,
quarterly
Harris llro, quar
terly l'rmmiu't, Ltd., quar-
t.rly ......
I'euiniin'', Ltd., quar
Illordan' "i'ulp aid
Paper, quarterly ....
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le; Apr. :n
pfd I54r' Apr. 1
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.
r.ALTI.MOItK. M..r. Ii 9 Stuckt -re slsa.Lv
movini; within a small ran;e The Cn-.eti
i..in axaln liinilil.nl vlut little a,tivltr
there sm Ponds cj. steady Tli- umniary
Open lli.-b. Ivw. CI04
s.ue 1 hit c-t
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SD Klkhorn Pile' n
Pi.lellly I Pep ,. ir,'!
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Mmi Val Tr pf.. It.
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'"' Co.ll .1 Coke '.4 ,. VI
r-KOClMI Power 44 . VI
in..) (nii4 lias 4I4 .. , r..'V4
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sale ' ms el
I'.', Am w n f! Marh 4. 1.
.11 Ai 1 Win ll M pf 144 I'l
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bi Oil,,' I ,i I Oil. 1; ,
l.4i lilts 4'ual . .. ;44, ; ,1
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. ' Wiilrs Mr Hi .isvi, i:;.i,
IIONIIS
t'.'" ' Cent IITAT..I0'', ji';i', p.'i j, ij
,).'i Itidpi Hicaluw I.. .0 f,n frfi
tV'l Pills Coil ilib 5. 1; fj v: ;n
1. 1 vi- Miii'k .llnrki't,
Tlll'ltfUW. Mar, li n.
lie. i i)ils of ,ev,'4 ccrr Lulu heal,
maun) i'nn, sued ilirert to sl.iuahlerci s
There was no tradliiK of Impiii t.in. in
live iHille The fcelliin waa sieiuy fur
ill oru und Hrndrs Dr.'ncl i.eef wm
In fi.lr ilom.iinl and nnn nt llmH';, i,r
tKiillid fur city ilrtne, 1 ,tlv. ele
llecelpte of c.'llvea were OOU le.i, In.
I'lii'lliiK for Hie nmriiei Veal wsre
active nnl tli 111. l.irnMnl calves nnl venr.
llnus tiomluil. i 'm Tii4.ii in prime veala
.1.I1I ut L'nifKI I'H M'i lbs, f,, ,,i.e, n
1'.'f7r,e lres..e, ,iiHi-' In f'i'r .l-,iiiiii.
and llrni. Cily drev.eil v rule r.,:,! i u ,t
isi-i ; a lew nt ;nc. , cuiinirv lreicp,l
at l.'vil 10 tic
lteeelis of ttrep llrni lilll' ivers 1,375
hrild and with til" Mnlo nnvk Ihele were
.1 cars I'll wile. Mieep wern li 'lilllili! lull
feellne 4lenlyi IsmlM lielil up I,, ,.nev
dli's pl'lcer ulnl mii.lltilii In '.ilrl cood
slink old al )llilll..u per I uu ,1... , ,,
1111I011I of cllpp-il IiniIik ni 1'ii;'i.
Ilre.ned foitiiin w:is tit'.mv nl l'iiilc',
drc'.eil rube -it IjiiIV t . cnmiiry
ilreeei.l hoih"ui'C I nub. icier nt j.;i v.(,u
ier lart'jve
Hi'i'-ll'le of hou wer "'.'III bMi itn,
ubinit a 1 at mail was for the market. Prina
vviis 1S1I.UI-. lilt be, Llkltt lo Iiiiivv
bi.K4 sold at t.S.Ul tli.Ht, tier 10A .;
ninths al 11,75; .l tfa. nt U.75, Ctualry
dr eased boi firmer at if I.e.
WHITE OAKS (TUNGSTEN)
The Crucible Steel Co. of America
has contracted with us for approxi
mately half a million dollars worth
of TUNGSTEN concentrates from
our mines.
Tungsten is essential in "high-speed steel" in
motor bearings, in armor plate, and especially in metal
cutting machinery, dies and stamps, as well as in
tungsten electric lights.
Automobiles and motor trucks in this country alone
now consume more than the total yearly production of
tungsten in the United States in several previous years.
This is a permanent business.
This company produces 60 tungsten concen
trates, the value of which in the open market is from
$3,600 to S4.500 per ton.
The margin of profit is bigger than in any other
branch of the mining business.
Brokerage Houses Execute Orders in This
Stock which is Actively Traded in
on the New York Curb.
Fuller particulars on request.
WHITE OAKS MINES CONSOL'D, INC.
500 FIFTH AVE., N. Y.
Telephone, Bryant 6257
UNITED LIGHT &
RAILWAYS CO.
Dmnpott. Grind Ripii
Chicajo.
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO.
The Hoard of Dlfectnrs ti ivs declared a
dlvlilenJ of fine itn.t ttne.lti.lr re r..L
' (!-?; on tbe Plrst Preferred Sto'r.V, par
ab.e iu cf the eurplU4 earnings on Apr4
1. IMf, f stocl.hal lers of record at th
.c.oe ot business is M. March 11, Hit,
toi lc trnnrfer bonks .iU reopen for tranw
' fer e.f mo It r-rttflcatei at the openlni 4
bus.nrf., Muiiil.) iii.rnlrix. March JO, 1914.
I . II uunki:.
March 1 ': tWrctary.
United Shoe Machinery
Corporation
T.i I lire iM nf th', nrpor n ln hr
t-0.ilt- . i u -r' tV I- ii i nf Ji
-ioi h .t n! j tfvitit! -I if 2' p. r h'ire
un tli i otmri u npttn nock it'i pet4bl
.yr tt. ' t 4 .0uiit,Ta f r trl al
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The American Agricultural
Chemical Company
. w Yrtft. Mer")l . ll-K
A W-'t-UTMlt. 1IIIKNU . ONiT
I ami i-Mi-ii-vi! run n.: : .. .j i-r-
1 1 tn i .i. iv i k in i.i k- .) i 1 1 una
u nttur-fr'T I ' ml of nNi: f'i'll OKN'T
n in- ' im- i s k No. !
tin . .p 1 .) i rr,' l t
Mom!.! - M 'i :,fl. '! t
U-l'lfr Oil
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tir lltjai . gf Iirf ittj- im iiml it
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M'i i ,u-ii il. t' -iiiuioii iptit Mo, k
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to kli'Mr-- nf r-i or.l Ml thr i .Cfi of lui
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NEW WABASH-PITTSBURG SUIT.
Iliindhnliter I'lulita Prnpnterl Plan
fnr llriirKMtilsiitlun.
,Ts.e)) T Hrer n, bolder f t". 000
nf the Imnil" of Un- W.ibai.ti-I'lttstiiirir
Terminal It.iihviiy Comp.iny, hpumht
suit In tli" eijulty Sirancli of the fritted
St.itei rilstnot Cciurt ye-t.-rilny to pre
vent tl.e cnriylni: nut of the priipn.-ed
pl.iu 1' vvlilch Kin railway company Is
t,i ! rerTv.inlzi il. Hrer.an tuiya tint tlie
pl. ill li ls been iippnivcil by utilj nrie-lialf
of the liondlfnlderH. und that If It Is
carried viut the rcnrcanUatlon ciiinmltt.'e
will tu vlolntltur lln iinreement to pn.
tei-t all uf th" lintKlliolders.
The iletciiilantu In the suit ur the
imnihi'is uf the committee Tby .ire
.1 unci N Wiillace, jiresident of the Vn
: .il Trust I'nniiuny . Haley Plske, I1.it r
I . runner, JurdMi AWhiIL Ulctiard Kutro
and the Cintr.il Trust Company, which
wan ih'-tBU'iteil us the depository of the
luitiils. iimlcr the rcoru,itil7atlon plan.
Iiremui mi.4 that the propwrd rcoruanl
z.itlun will Injuro those bondholders who
cannot ulToril to pay lh reiulrel as
sisrment on the liituls
Tim plan. mvorilliiK to lttenan, pro
vIiIcm for the payment of J5.000.00U ot
the cish icipilred by an iiiiijervvrltliiir
synitleate, which in turn is to receive a
.'On.ouil cash ci)iniiii"'.Uin, to he paid by
tl e boinlliolderi-
Thn Wah.isli-I'ltli liiirn Tcrinlrtal Itall
wiv Company wan thrown In the hnnd.n
nl recelvcni In May. IV'lv Sul iiientlv
the inortKiice nccurinir Us 5."iI'.uimi,
ImiIiiI Isstio w.i.1 l'orccloi.c.1 atul th ' col
laleral nwiirltlm win- oiiicuil i-old. No
action, Ilrenan ki.vh, han bcin taUmi
since that tlmo to ivn-ry out tli terms
of the forclo-llin lie 'li e.
CUSTOMS DECISIONS.
IlKTKh Nl'Ts In .i i.elion ovtnwl"ii a
nrnirM t W Mellon A Tit of CluntifM
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tint tint milt wrr iirnMly n-He-i.l
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nl i rtit (it pmiiitl unti-r lh prmlitnn in
nariiEnii'h IM. taiift at o( ipi:i, for ' nun "(
nil ktiult, tnUrtl nr unnhfUH, not t'ikHv
ITDVlilfl fr" The Mintorlr-iH iMntfmtvtl dr
Irtp entry nii'l-r i-ariisrapU s. a- , crv
ilruif or liiiliablr umitT p:ira r.iph :;. . .111
un nunifr.it'l tiienututturf-tl nrttvW
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4nl 7lnn, uirri'tly a (nr li'v
m tht rail- or :h it -tut ti v.itoinu tinier
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IfiiUy 1m foif tli Ho t til if titr.U Ap:lrJtrr
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t'mui'tf lMnr thr boitnl hv th ruthim in.
flint nl I 1 nn A Wrmplc in thr rumn 01 tn
I 11 I'rtry ('ninp.iiiv Jai" .lit nil Tci
dufii Ihr hmrtl'-t oplniim os.iin-t i'i" 1 . n
nf Ihr prnli't-ttinl fnr thr hirr land l.i
ll 1 m iirnb.thlf that tin iiur wri )
rariinl lo th? I'lutr-l SUtei Court of rumm
AppfiU H 1 In atlculon nf it u-r- t to th" 1 k
frvli lh- Ilfiii.l nt 1'nUM Mai m-i r i!
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feit1 .A .il tli rati" nr itK ti.lii'.thiH ii
t-'inlh or r:u pliii." in iMi.tit.iit- it
or 1; of thr t.itlff ml. nanirlj 4t 1 i4r 1 1
h( valnrrm nmhr p'li.istuph '1 . t .11 ; m
ivtit nl alnrrrii uh-Ut p.irutrai'li :; Tlir
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Tin; no.ni nr imihitok.-i iiavv
THIS ilt hi-rti liu.trtrr'v Dlvt'l.ttii of
nn l'li'f'-rrr.j mh k nd . nn Commr.
-.tttpk paHiiv un A itr 1, is, to mock
ho.Orrx ' nv r I Mai .1 1 ' 13 .
1. A JMU..N ;ll.v .sVrr.trtry
iji.r:fTiu- ami ai r i: i in;h.
to tiii: iioi.Dt.icH or imstis or nir
uto tri;i. -oiinv. iHsrr.h
im; I HtsT MtitTt.r.K or
N VIII HIMI'WV HMIti .iri.Y I.
tUU.I, Ml li N(K Kit ItMl KKIl IIIUST
riiMrw . tiii ti:;i
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Int nf iMinHiii.i tirri i ti- rrh utmnonpil t
bv hrl'l 'tl ir tilTH r 11 r th- 11u)ralKn(l
Tr i 1 ni' ot t pll Knti'lirrPockr
I ri.' ii)imi Nj i0 tirojiliviiy, Horourfh
nf MntM'ttn ,N vrW 1'itj on th t4tn
di iif Mnirh, l'Jlt ul tlir hour nf 11
t'tOra A M. of rat i ur. tor th puriKu
tf hi pruv itn; un ''a.-' "- I-p' n h
f4ft!npnv .iii.l th- T 'il I rli.tf ft
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mil! th 1 ui'f ff Utrii.i eoured bi
p.t'l 'ii' -t tr-
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Uir r .,' H nf lir r '. i furnil'
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