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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-20
Notice of Assignee of His appointments.

At Bucksp0rt, in the county of Hancock, and
State of Maine, the eighth day Of May,
a. d. 1895,
YINHE undersigned hereby gives uetice OF
l his appointment as assignee Of the es-
tate of Fred p Sargent,o of Gouldsboro, in said
county of Hancock insolvent debtor who
has been declared an insulNent upon his
petition, by the court of insolvency for said
county of Hancock.
ERNEST RICE. Assignee.
yI,HE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice
l to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himself the
trust of an administrator OF the estate of
Harry b. Parker, late of BuckSport, in
the county of Hancock, deceased, by
giving bond as the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to said
deceased's estate to make immediate pay
ment and those who have any demands there
on to exhibit the same for settlement.
ALvAH 4. PARKER.
Bucksport, May s, 1895.
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uo,v to save NTonov and Heattb.

Most people have some trouble with their health which they would like cur ed if it could be done easily and cheap- ly. pr, Greene of 35 West Fourteenth street. New York city. who is the most successful specialist in curing nervous and chronic diseases, makes the follow ing offer He gives. you the privilege of consulting him. free of charge through his great system of letter correspond ence. Write him just how you feel and what symptoms trouble you. He will answer your letter, explaining your case thoroughly, telling just what ails you and how to get strong and we'll. He gives the most careful attention to every letter, and makes his explana- tions so clear that you understand eX- actly what your complaint is. And for all this you pay nothing, You do not leave your home, and have no doctors fee to pay. The doctor makes a spe- cialty of treating patients through let ter correspondence, and is having won derful success. He is the discoverer of that celebrated medicine, Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy. If you write him at once you will doubt less be cured.
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Prospectus for the New Loan.

New York Feb. 19.-The Belmont Morgan syndicate issued the prospec- tus for the new per cent. loan this af- ternoon. The bonds are offered at 112A with accrued interest from February 1. Of the purchase price 12A will be pay able on allotment and the remaining 100 per cent. on or before March 1 or upon delivery of the bonds as provided with interest at per cent. per annum from March l. The subscription list will be opened at 10 a. m, tomorrow and will be closed without notice. Payments must be made to J. P. Morgan & Go. in cash or with certified checks on New York banks. Allotments will be made within four days from date.
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I SLETGHTNG PARTY
Royalty Entertained at the Judge Hoey
 Homestead.

Royalty Entertained at the Judge Hoey
 Homestead.
 Mir and Mrs. John Hoey of Mt Car mel gave very enjoyable whist party a few evenings since to number of New Haven friends During the even- ing vocal and instrumental selections were rendered. The charming hostess served a bountiful repast, which was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
 MT. Theodore D. Pallnan, Yale '97, made a speech in behalf of the city friends thanking the kind host and host ess for their hospitality. Among those present were the Misses Hubon, Cos tello, Keany, Mcclure, Roache, McAr- ten, Smith Kelly, Kinney, McKeon Reynolds and Judge, and Messrs. Hook CT, Yale '96, Kirby, Yale 97, Desl1in, O'Meara, Pallnan, Yale 97, Kelly, Hoey, Judge, Dinnan, Foley Smith and oth- CTS. The merry party dispersed at a late hour and enjoyed slefghride back tO fhe citV
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Lecture on Moner onestion.

Congressman W. J Bryan of Ne braska will lecture at the Hyperion theater tonight on "Bimetallism." Congressman Bryan is member of the house ways and means committee and one of the leaders in congress. He is an entertaining speaker.
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vigiIant's Cup Arrives.

New York, Feb. 19-The cup that the Yankee racer Vigilant won on July 24 last at the regatta of the Royal Cork Yacht club arrived this morning on the steamer Servia from Liverpool. It was won from the Prince of Wales yacht Britannia over a course of nine turns, and the Vigilant's margin was two minutes and twenty-ttwo seconds. It is valued at 100 guineas.
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Rro,,nht suit.

Meyer schwed, manager of the Man haitian Jewelry company, has been ar rested on a civil process at the instiga ton of Bernard L. Feitelberg, The plaintiff through his attorneys, Cable and Tyner alleges that he gave Schwed a gold watch valued at $35 to sell for him, Schwed to take out his commission and turn over the balance, Schwed sold the watch, but neglected and re- fused to turn over the balance; hence this suit. Schwed gave bonds for his appearance.
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Another Man Discharged.

Chicago, Feb. 19.-Thomas Donahue, another of the defendants in the Barnes murder trial, was discharged to-day by Judge Freeman on Motion of Assistant State Attorney Morrison. Donahue was the driver of the wagon which hauled the trunk containing the body of the murdered man and was charged with being an accessory after the fact,
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Brief Mention.
Buy new house-R. D. Baldwin.


 High water to-day at SAT a. m.
 The building of the state normal school at willimantic has just been com pleted.
 ford have gone to Washington, D. C., for weeks visit.
 Fourteen freight cars were damaged by the smash-up on the Consolidated road at Stamford early yesterday morn ing
 Professor Sanders of Yale gave an il- frustrated lecture on "Early Oriental Civilization" at the Second church, Wa terbury, last night.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Fisk of An sonia left yesterday en route for Rock Ledge, Fla, where they expect to re- main for at least two months.
 Philip H. Bailey, Yale '97, is sick at his home in Windsor Locks with vario- Ibid. He left college last week not feeling we'll and has been under the doctors care since.
 w. B. Coe of Meriden has returned from Florida, where he has been for few days to examine his orange crop that was badly damaged by frost. He fears it is destroyed.
 Baldwin & Lamplsin's shoe factory of Milford reopened Monday morning and will continue operations indefinitely as they have orders enough in advance to keep the factory running all sum mer.
 The restaurant and cafe on State street which has been conducted by Fred A. Quintard has been purchased by Morris Hermann, who, after exten- sive alterations, will take possession about March L
 Another trolley party last night. This one was from the west shore electric road and went over the Fair Haven road'sroute. The car was very prettily decorated externally with red, white and blue bunting.
 Among those who have taken stock in the new Hartford baseball club are ex- Governor Morgan G. Bulkeley Charles Lawrence, Charles Soby, W. o. Burr, M IT. Whaples, W. J. Shea, Charles Haskell and several others.
 Sheffield lodge, Knights of Pythias, celebrated their fifth anniversary last evening in the Blue room, Masonic Temple. A musical program was given in the early part of the evening, after which banquet was served. Baseball Manager Burns of the ! Epringfields has signed R. H. Ford of | New Haven, prominent young second l baseman, and has sent a contract to | Outfielder Garry of Dalton. Garry has ! accepted the terms by letter. The annual charity ball of the K. 0. ! !. society will be held in Harmonic ! hall tomorrow evening. The ball this year gives promise of being a grand success Guests are expected from Waterbury, Hartford and Bridgeport.
 Washington Camp No. 4, P. O. S. of | A. held a large meeting last evening | and they initiated one new member- They also have four applications on file now. They give their third annual ball on the evening of February 22 at old Union armory.
 At the marriage in Meriden this even ing of Dr. Franklin and Miss Lucy l Morse the best man will be Burton l.. La,wton, brother of the groom, and the
 Ar. -TN ushers will be Dr. Goodwin of the New Haven hospital staff, Fred Fellows, A. F. Evarts and w. A. Hall.
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WEST SfDH CLUB.
Rrennh of prnlnise Suit.

A big attendance of the West Side club is assured for their meeting March 3, when mock trial (the case a breach 1f promise suit) will take place. The participants will be costumed appropri- ately. The judge will be Samuel P. Thrasher; the attorney for the plain tiff, Fred Hoyt; attorney for the defen- dant, F. L. Perry; sheriff, w, H. Reh- bein; clerk, John K, Dyer, The plain tiff is Spencer B. Bedell and the defen- dant Edward Hanson.
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Local Weather Reports FOR FEBRUARY 19, 1895

Mean temperature, 34. Max. temperature, 42. Min. temperature, 26. Precipitation, 0 inches Max. velocity of wind, 5.SW. Accumulated deficiency of daily mean tenn perature since January 1. 153 degrees; or an average daily deficiency of 1 degrees. Total deficiency in precipitation since Janu- ary l, l.02 inches.
 U, G. MYERS. Observer. Note.--A minus sign (-l prehxed to ther- nometer readings Indicates temperature be- low zero.
 AIT" in connection with rainfall indicates a trace of rainfall too small to measure. Snow is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
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Failure in Ansonia,

Ansonia, Feb. 19.-The Electrotype Copper company, in business of reffn- ing ores, made voluntary assignment, naming Edward Smith as trustee, to- day. The firm employed thirty hands and is believed to have been backed by Wallace &z Sons and Franklin Farrel Frank and Edward Smith conducted the business.
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~ A Majority of the Incorporators. State of Connecticut New Haven County, ss.( DerDy, February 16th 1895. 1
 Upon the foregoing petition of D. s. Brins- made and others, a majority of the incorpo- rators of the Derby. and New Haven Electric found by the undersigned authority that said petition Is of an adversary nature and that more than twenty individuals are interested therein, 1t is therefore
 Ordered, That notice of the foregoing pe- tition and of this order be given to all per- sons in interest, that they may appear and be heard thereon, if they see cause, by publish ing said petition and this order three days in the New Haven Morning Journal and Gour- ier,p newspaper published in said county of 1895. DAVID TORRANCE,
 A Judge of the Superior Court. To the Honorable General Assembly of the
 State of Connecticut at it's January Session, A. D. 1895:
 The undersianed, D. s. Brinsmade, John B, Bassett, Charles H. Davis and others, incorpo- rators of the Derby and New Haven Electric Railway Company,a a street railway company General Assembly of this State, hereby In be- half of said corporation respectfully petition your honorable body to empower said com pany to build, construct. maintain and oper- ate it's electric street railway with necessary turn-outs and switches through the following named streets in addition to the streets ale ready specified in it's charter, to wit:
 In the town of Orange, beginning at the intersection of Derby Turnpike so called, with Forest Street or Avenue, thence south erly along said Forest Street or Avenue to Oak Street, thence easterly along Oak Street to the boundary line between the town of New Haven and the town of Orange, all in the town of Orange
 Then in the town of New Haven as follows: Beginning at the intersection of said Oak Street with the town line between the towns of New Haven and Orange, thence easterly along Oak Street to Sherman Avenue. thence northerly along said Shetman Avenue to (NnOrun Street town Haven
 Andyour petitioners as in duty bound will ever pray. flS St
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Twice a Year

Wearers and admirers of Hanan & Sons shoes are able to buy these shoes way under regular price, viz, at our lend of the season" reduction sale At no other time can a pair be bought for one cent discount.
 HANAN-DILLON SHOE co. f1S St
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Hanan-Dillon shoe Sale.

We have started our annual midwin- ter reduction sale. Substantial reduc- tions on all Hanan & Sons winter shoes.
 TIANAN-DILLON SHOE GO. ifs St
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Private dispensary.7S9 Chapel St room 9. All diseases treated,9 a. m to 9 pm. If
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See that nook of novelties in Dress Goods, Daylight Square ? Spring hints, 3o cents. 39 styles whereabouts. Part wool part cotton. The cotton part cost more than the wool part, because, the makers say,J it's made of an imported yarn. Same price, 3o cents for the aN aOooI but it's not as good, because it won't wear as good. Both are equally springy in ap- pearance and smart in style. We call it !" Iron" :" Cloth.
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Two more days of Portieres. Prime, pretty Portieres, New and cheap prices. We refer to the Advance Sale at retreating rates.
 Second Floor.
 No room for wrappers.
 They skip the shelves at the rate of So cents each. $1.5o to $2.oo Wrap pers at that. Dark colors in good styles of flannel cite. On Bargain Table No. |, "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
 The Trade Sale of Furni- ture hits Housekeepers about right. Chiffoniers, Couches, Centre Tables, Desks, Parlor Suits, Book Cases, Chamber Suits, Sideboards.
 When styles get a little be- hind, prices have to drop still further behind, you know. And still there isn't an objec-  tionable style here. Second and Third Floors.
 Washington's Birthday Flags of all sizes and sorts. The material to make them with, besides. Red, white and blue divided or united. Show your colors. We will. Flannel Section.
 MALLEYEsNEELY4MRpG5'
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\ O the Honorable General Assembly of the \ State Of Connecticut at its January Ses- sion, A. D., 1895:
 The undersigned, D. s. Brinsmade John E. bassett, Charles H. Davis and others, iucor- porators Of the Derby and New Haven Elec- tflc Railway Company, q street railway com pany chartered at the January session, 1893, ot the General Assembly of this State, hereby Tn behalf of said corporation respectfully petition your honorable body to empower sald company to build, construct, maintain and operate its electric street railway with necessary turn-outs and switches thr ough the following named streets in addition to the streets already specified in its charter, to wit: In the Town of Orange, beginning at the intersection of Derby Turnpike, so called, With Forest Street or Avenue, thence south erly along said Forest Street or Avenue to Oak Street., thence easterly along Oak Street to the boundary line between the town of New Ha- yen and town of Orange all in the town of Orange.
 Then in the town of New Haven as follows Beginning at the intersection of said Oak Street with the town line between the towns of New Haven and Orange, thence easterly along Oak Street to sherman Avenue, thence northerly along said sherman Avenue 10 George Street, all in the town of New Haven. And your petitioners as in duty bound will ever pray.
 Dated at Derby this 18th day of February, 1895. D. S. BRINSMADE,
 VIM. c. ATWATER
 CHARLES E. DAVIS,
 ROBERT M. BOYD, JR,
 JOHN E BASSETT.
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU, wAsH1NGToN, D. C., Feb. 19, 1895, SD. m. Forecast for Wednesday, New England: Fair; southwest to west winds.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate court,(

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,(
 February 16th, 1895. UPSTATE of DENNIS |. CARNEY, of New IL Haven, in said district assigning debtor. or having been lodged in this office for record and the probate thereof, and William A. Wright. of said New Haven, being in said as- signment nominated as trustee for said estate, therefore
 ORDERED That the 25th day of February, 1895. at l0o'clocS forenoon, be, and the same is, hereby assigned for a hearing on the approval interested therein may have notice to appear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon, this court directs that this order be published ton i'll said probate district before said time assigned forsaid hearing.
 LIVINGSTON W. CLEAVELAND, f19 St Judge.
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LININGS

-0 0 717VE a'Tu '7rFFV VR'IVds, yu'' 'l5 "8e, Crinoline, .o5
 Fibre chamois and all up to-date articles in the way of dress Things.
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5sc a V ard.

50 inch All Wool French serges, all the best and newest spring colorings; better than any 75c cloths ever shown by us.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03

'Ex-dvidend.
Few dealings were reported either In State
Issues or in city bank stocks.
THE WEEKLY RANGE.
The following Is the usual table giving the
number Of shares sold Of all stocks the highest.
lowest and final prices Of the week. together
with the final prices Of "A week ago. prefixed by
the average price Of June =. 1884:
RAILWAY STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03

Inc Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
siXty-nine railroads systems TOR N" 'N'"
week In May OF these ffty-four return gains of
5000 23S or 70 per cent and fifteen return Oss,s
OF Sl44 49, or 22.7 per cent. The whole shows
gain of $iSiJO6. or "a per cent.
RECAPITI LATlON.
Third week In Nav-lsgi 1895 Differences. &c
- companies PSI ga 81 sos ai2 Inc Stp 23S L. I
IL companies -. CsC;,16 4al S,4 Dec. IA, 732 % I
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Diuioen0 Notices.

CoTJ'Mpt,s HOOKING VALLEY 4 TOLEDO RAIL.
WAY COMPANY
DIVIDEND Of 2E per cent. on the preferred
"A stock Of this Company for the halfyear ending June
8Oth has been declared. payable July l. 1895 Cheeks
will b~ mailed TO stockholders Of record
For the purpose Of the dividend. the transfer books
for the prsfsrred stock will close Ct o'clock June D.
~ ~ C.. II. Y. 7. RY. CO.
ny W. n. COTT. Treasurer
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Manhattan Trust Company,


ID OFFICE 81 cor NTY CLERK AND RECORDER.
LEWIS ANl' CLARKE COT NTN
r, WHOM IF MAY GpNt'i.iN T'r Board ~ county
a,rut..I.4tf. ~ Clarke fhr
Montana = resolution duly adopted. d. h"rr
l., rit. notice that fh' nTSf aaV - July 1880 they
VIII redeem and pay N together WIN 'o accrued In.
arrsf % nl's' ilug bonds q said
county Known 49, court H.ur" Bonds the u
ylipop nt %. Third National Bank n ~" cry ~ New
N,rk Sa if0I~. bonds being = TIA"
nr~ ~ SiDrD iur july LIT isi' optional after Jul,
H., lSni AMI th. feseud Z 5000 in, MAY LIST 1900.
ot mi after Nay ia isH3 both irsI"~ hfng interest
ihe per c'ntum per nnnum. payable semi
annual, ,u . days Of January ami July and both
for IA u'pl~r - paving f -"
Il Court Hous" Ia said county under authority of
the nf Montana
The said ii0Is" Bonds hrng now due AMI payable
AZ he pleasure clark holders
thereof are notified that interest these ionis VIII
Jly lst. 1873. hut that the county
Treasurer viii al times thereafter De- ready redeem
presentation their Face value AMI accrued
f, fuf i-' lS,
Nv order - the Isoard = County ',uinl -sDn"rs
' . l'"'klk. county clerk.
Tt.i.nn Nnuf ma 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03

The foreign exchanges were firm during the
week. owing to scarcity Of commercial offerings.
and good demand from importers and arbitrage
houses. Some bills against securities were sold
by syndicate houses. but not In large amounts,
and the market closed firm. Fridays rates re-
manned for Saturday and We're follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03

Ocean Steamers.
WHITE STAR LINE
Teutonic June d. p. m Adriatic. July B. p. m.
Iriannc June II, m Teuonc. July ~. $50 ..
MaJrrtc.. June 10. y. M Britannia July Il. y.
t,,rmanlc. June 20 Majestic July ~ $40 a. IN.
no COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
per A. North River Office ~ Broadway, y. Y.
H. MAITLAND KERSEi Asen..
old DOMI NION LINE
" Steamers for NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH. OLD POINT
COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA REACH.
PETERSBURG and RICHMOND. IA. and wvHINo.
Rinhmond Via JAMEs RivER.~Mon. Wed. and Sat For
WEST POINT. VA.-Tues. Thurs. and Sat. From Per
% new Mo- ~ r.. B~sch-st at D. IN. Saturdays.
D. m Through tickets and freight rates to ell points
'0"'" -"' W. I. GuIILAuDEu. Tranc Manager.
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMERS,
IL for La Guayra Puerto Cabslo ouracoa and Mara.
o vENrZifEiA ~ THURSDAY June IL / . m
= s PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. June % p. m.
For Curacao and Maracaibo freight only. s. s. Mara
caibo Saturday. June % 49,
These built expressly for the trade.
nave superior accommodation for ps.ssngers
NV DOrrT TON. BLISS a DAT.r.ETT,
osnori naracerA las Vroat-ok
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WEST SIDE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.

Notice hereby given thar h' agreement dated June
between certain Subscribers. Henry !. Iigginson.
,;-ofge g. ciar and GEORGE e. Allen. Trustees.
.he SD. Construction Company. expires June
Eth The u stock ~ the West side Construc
ton Company deposited with this company under said
agreement viii delivered and after June TN lSyJ
10 the hoiers crrincatsa 81 Central Trust Com
pnny ~ New York said stock uirr assigns upon
pr"enn'lnu and surrcrd"r Il properly indors'd
tn. frnnsf.r books fpi c0mpanys certificates VIII
close O'Clock y " Iunr 9TH. ie?j. after
which no further transfers VIII De- mnlr
CENTRAL. TRUST COMPANY or NEW YORK. Trustee
tIy r. FRANCIS HYDE Second VICE President.
TO HOLDERS OF KANSAS CITY BONDS.
NOTICE is hereby given To holders of Kansas
h. paid maturity upon presentation and
render to Messfs KOuNTZE BROTHERS. Bankers. New
York.
JOHN T. SHANNON. Comptroller.
TERRE HArrE INDIANA. June list. lso5.
Two HOLDERS Of Tcrrc lIaute Indiana. S2O6
! city Funding Bonds ~ 1880. from number one 10
To number ten lW. inclusive Pfesent same to the Cen
Trust Company ~ New York for payment and can
collation. July LIST. 1885 above amount maturing and
interest Will that date
,HAS BAICU. city Treasurer.
100000 LGa% at % n"@ s sn% Mo !" sS
JNO HILL. NJ Nassau st.
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The bank exchanges Of the New York CIearIns
House and the stock sold at the New-York o,ocS
Exchange last week and for the same weeh VI
tho preceding two years compare as follows; -
Wv June 3 '93 June 2 ~ June J.; a ~,
rxc,.rses s552 7o6 73i s407 iOs 7is $40. 623 ~.
No shares sold go. 1.25I .sSi 6oi7~ io"''''
THE MONETARY SITUATION
In the money market the tendency was toward
n further aggregation Of funds at this centre
The banks were generally unable to get more
than DER cent for demand loans. Bankers pal
ances on call were loaned, on an average. az ~
per cent Choice commercial paper Is qulckI.
absorbed The following table shows me cur. IT'D
rates for the four full business days OK the "eeA