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New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago June 2i.-Al local grain markets were
weak TOO dav because Of liberal selling by longs
AT the close September wheat OF Aac 10 Sc
Oats were down lAc 10 ll2c. Corn &C 10 2lC
lower Provisions We're 2lac 10 s. 10 l6c higher
The wheat market opened firm because Of an ad-
vance of more than Id A. Liverpool, and because
Of = decrease Of T. u01A bushels the amount Of
hreadStuffs ocean passage. The strength how
ever was short lived. \ sharp break in the price
Of oats caused lively selling 10y pit traders The
fear OF general strike Of telegraph operators also
weakened prices The weather conditions In this
country and Canada favorable for the new
CROP and this a hearish influence The close
was weak with prices close 10 the lowest pOlnr Of
the day. September opened &c 10 * to Iec sc
higher at q5ac 95a.c declined TO 944c closed
at 94kc Clearances Of wheat and hour equal
TO $500 bushels Primary receipts were 10000
bushels. against $1,000 bushels for the same day
last year Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts of iS9 cars. against 5l3 last
week and i36 year
Large primary receipts and favorable weather
for the crop had depressing effect the
corn market, sentiment being bearish nearly all
day The slump IN oats influential factor
in weakening values. 4 leading long the prin-
CiTa seller, while offerings taken chiefly by
cash houses The close weak. September
opened a shade lower nc higher at 5&asc 53Iac
53-c. declined 10 52ac and closed 52ac 52zsc
Local receipts 75S cars, with 235 Of contract
grade
A TWO decline in the July delivery the
feature Of the market. The slump due
free selling by large holders. The break in tho
July option forced down the price OF other months
more than 1c. The market closed weak. Septem-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
GOLD FOR. EUROPE.
Exports Eapectcd to Reach SO ,001,-
0lg EnLexs Ratox Idrancc.

God 10 the amour. cf S2e5oJ7r was engaged yes
terday for export 20 Paris to-day and to-morrow.
Of this amount Goldman Sachs d CO. took $3.50 900
s-d i-azard ITeres 100000 for shipment to-day
aId I5eidrl Ia. k-Aeirer < Co took 81 oo0oo0 70
&c forwarded by Wednesdays steamer These
c.rs. .s-.-rnis brought the total engagements in
t. present movement uT 70 S22Sr."pD or this
amount $I5o,'J was fur London ana tie remainder
for Paris
Nor~ithstandl-g the nea*r ngagornents Of gold
yc~tgtd.y Il- rates Tor demand sterling were not
materially altered one explanation Of this was
ta4J there Eeaa "a very small demand for funds for
Nal street purposes. owing 70 the dglncss Of the
stock market. II j. generally believed ia banking
cir jos that considerably more gold viii so abroad
tins TuaEculclt.
ono az ta, prominent international banking
houses said yesterday that u believed the move
would IIu above &.lE't. F' unless checked by
a sudden advance in money rates There is no
foreign buying of American securities. Cotton OK
ports on last years crop practically are over and
grain shipments are light A a consequence. there
- only "a limited supply OF bills in the market and
no Immediate prospect OF AZ increase though a
lille later on in the there doubtless viii be
a good 4pplv OF finance bills which viii help to
supply funds 1or The financing Of tho crops.
Imports ot moro ChauCiSe aye heavy. the excess of
ard. of course. rhe expansion in the import move
nent at 81 time when exports are falnE of To some
extent from. the hig records Of recent months is an
important factor IN Str.ugr heuinE sterling exchange
rates The United States imported more than
S''''r''' gold last year. and foreign countries
i"w need tle metal local bankers are not alarmed
over Tho movement.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
DEMAND BIGGER DIVIDENDS.
Stockholders Say U. S. Express Company
Can Raise Rate Without Doing Business

The committee Of shareholders OF the United
States Express Company which has been trying to
obtain an increase from 10 per I'm the dlyi-
dend rate has issued circular letter In which 1t
demands higher rate at once The letter says that
ycnting the consideration OF the request to
anime some of the company's books. the C0mmitteo
has investigated the affairs OF the United States
Express Company. and that this investigation has
shown that the company can pay the 7 per cent
rate out Of its investments alone and give up the
express business altogether.
The circular says further that the net earnings
oe' the company l. per cent, while ii pays only
per cent. and calls attention to the fact that the
Adams Express Company has just declared a 200
per dividend. ana that other express companies
are paying dividend OF 10 per cent annually. II Is
the opinion Of the committee that il is wholly uu-
fair for an old and established company like the
United States Express Company. 10 put $l@H."9
into the surplus.
In closing the circular says that the committee
estimates total value the assets at SlG"3l'".
exclusive Of the value OF the good viii OF the bust
ness which has been estimated by several persons
AT 5000 COO and that the basis Of earnings the
company can put $500 60 IN the surplus eveoy year
and stil pay per cent in dividends to the stock
holders.
4 member Of the committee said yesterday that
there were about sixteen thousand stockholders,
and that they hoped enlist fifteen thousand of
these in their campaign for higher dividend rate
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
AMERICAN EXPRESS WINS.
L. s, Company Loses ToIuobIc Chi
cagO and Local Business.

The American Express Company. it an
nounced yesterday. will on July take over all the
local express business between this city and Chi
Cago which now belongs the United states FN-
press Company Hitherto the American Express
Company has handled only the through express
business between this city and Chicago on inc
New York Central and Lake Shore. while the
United States Express company handled the i"ct'
and through business between here and Chicago on
the Iackawanna and the Lake shore
After July / this viii he reversed. and the United
States EXPRESS Company will handle only through
business between here and Chicago and vice versa
while the American Express Company Will handle
both, and any wishing to express goods 10 any
point between here and chicago or from '''ic'iL
TO Intervening places viii have 10 snip * ny the
last named company. This business, II was SAID
yesterday. was worth about 50 5pt."" year.
\ high of7cial Of the American Express Company
said yesterday that the reason for the change was
that the New York Central wanted to increase its
earnings and did want 10 divide the business
with the Lackawanna, and also that the New YORK
Central 10 Buffalo, and then ny way Of the Lake
Shore 10 Chicago. was more direct route than ny
the Lackawanna 70 Buffalo. and then ny the Lake
Shore to Chicago. and vice versa
At The otIces Of the United States Express Com
pauy representative gave the sam" reasons Tor
the change He added that The United states FIX
press Company did not get any territory IN eA-
change for what II had lost.
a representative OF the New York Central Rail
road Company said the American Express company
had l.nderhlf the United states Express Company
The business He refused to say what their
respective bids were but also said that business
was worth about $15pI1 6ln a wear. By This change
the American Express Company VIII take posses
sion of all Offices OF the United States Express
branches between those points, and the express
Offices on the Lackawanna between this city and
Runalo VIII he transferred TO the New York Cen
tral.
L was also announced yesterday that August
The American Express Company Will take over
the express business the Erie now being con-
Quoted by The United States Express Company.
The New York Central. il is said, consldera-
bic stock OF the American Express Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
OTHER mARkgTs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June - CATTI.E- -Gecerts about head;
market stegdy- urue fsySI- cows,
-. heifers $JGS5, bulls S3 4ofSS $50
So -. stooNcrs and feeders. SSGSS HOGS Receipts
about 1900 head. market loc lower Good prime
heavy. s. 95E$6. medium good heavy s. 6S5 95;
QS5 light nived Sc7St 05. packing 81 25RS5 50 pigs
504S6 10 selected S6 lea 81 L. bulk s. goo
So SHEEP Receipts about lSof0 head market steady
hut SHEEP $4 81 80. yerlinss 50S6 -. lambs
Cincinnati. June 24-HoGs 1or lower. Butchers and
shippers. So 153$6 II e common. = 1885 CATTLE
quiet Fair good shippers - ~ s. - common s. 759
East EurfaIo June - 4-CATTI4E-Recep,s 4 400 head:
slow ann lnff25c lower Prime 25RSA rs.
shipping s. SoHS6 butchers -. haifers S4S
- ." s. ISltS4 5u bulls. 81 SnSl
feeders 81 5S4 ef heicss SSGS3 fresh cows
apd snrinsers slow ana s. lower SIS 30 vEAI-Recep,s
ttH head active and 90 higher S5GS
HOGS-Receipts I+S00 head. active and 5TIOc lower
HeayL. So l"0S6 81 mixed and Workers. Sri S5: pss
So 25S6 A.. roushs s. loS5 $4RS4 75 4airies
Sfd$G so SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts COO head:
active. wethes stsady others higher Lambs $685. TS
yearlnss, StfSe so wetheys s. 25rSS ewes S4 80
81, sheep. mixed. So 5GfFS5
CITY June -C'ATTI.E,-ReCei0ts head
including 26oN Southerns steady choIce export
dressed 10 S4
S41S6 stOckers and feeders
s. 25fS5: southern steers So 5SS4 Southern
81 5aTS3 -. cows. 50 25RS4 40 native befsrs
81 25RS5 To- bulls S3QS4 75 calves So 50GS5 rs HOGS
Receipts +6o head market 501Oc lower: top S5 Is:
- SIX ass heavy S5GSS %. hackers
Receipts 5000 head market I5G25c lower: lambs STs
81 80 yearings - 25GS6 clipped year
lings. S6S6 so: Texas clipped sheep sass eweA
81 50GS5.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
The IRON SITUATION.

Rogers. Brown co. IN their review Of the iron
situation say.
The general quetness of the pig iron markets
throughout the country indicates that the summer
luII has come. While buying has quieted down.
consumers are calling for their iron insstontly
as ever. In some quarters there IS a tendency to
misunderstood the situation, bat tho general con
dltion Of the iron business IS firm and sound
as can he. and viii continue so long as this coun~
try continues 70 consume all the iron II can pro-
duce This IS the only fact that need be consid-
cred and any vaearies of the market from week
u week of little importance. From all sec
tCus come reports that there IS no cessation ~
business and as long this condition continues
huying selling viii take care Of Themselves.
The failure Of a large steel concern in this section
has caused some rcadiustTent # furnace books.
ana consequently prompt shipment iron has been
offered al prices slightly lower than those pre-
EailinS g. short time ago. This iron. however, IS
being quickly absorbed prices which can have
10 effect on the general situation. Prices quoted
ty furnaces unaffected hy this local condition are
unchanged coke is 1rner and in more active de-
mand. ana "a several instances makers have re
ported that they sold up for the balance Of the
year The foreign market has weakened on ac-
count or the cessation Of demand from this coun-
try and has reached figure al which English iron
Ie imported at very attractive prices. II Will
undoubtedly advance again as soon as there IL re-
newed buying for this country
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
5. 81 %. 80 70. az 81 50: ! fresa

lS rs do s26 7, ar : a. 81 do $50 70 81 50; fresh
J3hn J '~'soa. Is bulls So u. s. so. DO I2Is 70
: - 90, a, =" - ar - COW $50 n az s.:
ss aa Li,s. o4-- ~" n AZ >. Z /, lo-6 y.
a. S%sg, DO I4o H. az - =, 5o 7so n at - %
-, es' To- al :" cows SO n. az s. -. 4 do 7IS
.. v ;, = = aaHe bulls 1913 70 ss s5. do. SIS ~
G-e5ss : l. : n ri-sl,Ss. | - e r..r- - p,
elga.1= 57s for t-a-rs ami 1850 rasrssJ Taa
.-R los to, a- = S,.s :, :; ~ - \ 4o9 All + ss @
sall-c r@r 70 ,o- city dressed v-als GgIJlsc 15F
-: sasslaaa l, ~. p Nesan "a eafz Is T. per
g. Isl n a. $. u H. , - s.. 50 mixed eStvs.
e Curr.s 4 son 546 vr5i- 1i5 n az = 10 s6S Do
70, a, - = sS ~ IT, at - -" i do la7 n az 81:
a. 3 '.a"1 u & Is S T. s. s do O. IL 55s R R
az $4 : mixed eaI.=s l5s n. at - =
/. e II y ! "a; 81 Sa, ii i 10 'ts & al a. 8 $ s. IS se a.
, 's y e, Mr'9hs Y s. s 20 e n s. = ys a i 9 n @ as s. 10 = o.
=, & ss S5 a. ~ n $ n ise a. & 8 ' @ + a a a. la p
5a 50 n So u 6icterra1'ss n at 81 a %.
n ., $ SOS 81 Sc So IL! : ~ % a; a 9'a 3 n 81 s nj g d Is 10 10
Te1l9 shannon veal. I4S y. a. $. a5 n I5o 70,
Judd 4 Co lol v7ais 10 n. az > 80 DO. 154 -.
al s. q: - 90 lal 10 a, s , J., Lss n az s.. %
s. So :, 90 iso n ar $ - - DO Is1 n AZ s. sop
y i42 -. s.. So l4I 70 - so. I4S 70.
sHFEP AND IANFS-R@-e.pts c,r r7, +ays were "a
10 head. including 10 for sRlshter-rs and
I7s the market. making with the few
about 70 SOLD. sheep
good sheep rated 20 higher. lambs.
MONDAY advanced - although
selling 81 1o" y lower the crrrespoEdins
Monday when t-e-r = tha
Tre pens C'-i-oi earl, morning. Win
the exception II car n oriary sheep common q soot
prime anus s. -50SN Dressed mutton steady
a fEoc Per n, dressed lambs trrler st NGl3r
SlI-S-ksrus Commission Company lambs,
n average $ per I0" -. 90 n 81 IS;
y - rs d. - n $ ~ pa 20
a 37ie 222 DO di n - - 2i6 Kentucky 90.
s. lS+ Virginia sheep OF n s. DO. l2S
n "a 81 $ n - 20, 90. los n.
Mcpherson = 25I Virginia lambs 20 -. IS 22S
do 20 n AZ $ ia DO - n az s. Il Virginia sheep.
n "a 81 80
Nrv-ron CO.. eI4 Virginia lambs 80 y. 81 10 rs
~ = s. - Virginia sheep 81 70
So -. < Tennessee do IO2 n 81 30
Judd X state sheep llS -. So Ia Culls.
"a
Tobln shannon; u sheep and lambs. lG5 n.
buck. lao n. =.
= Sanders state lambs - n O. s. so stats
sheep l15 U s. cuIs lo n. at 81 30, buck. $50
n m
HOGS-PecerJs for the 5lys 81 ears.
10 o31e head including about IL Cor the market
Prices easier g heavy t' light state hogs selling
"a SO 5oTS6 per 100 n
S3les-S sanders hogs. 1T5 n average az
So Co 100 n. l rough. 40 n. "a s. tp.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
DULNESS on CHANGE.
T0inmc Of Business Small, but Stocks
Firm and -1duaRciIg.

The stock market yesterday The dulles. Of
iEH year SO FAR with tott. transactions of only
lF3---5 ares. and there wae smaller volume Il
business than any fun d-y since june -. 1905
"hen onl! 10000 shares We're traded in. Had It
the sYLrt IN tie last half hour, brokers'
sod would have been the IGhtc4t days business
sule Aale. 1904. WL-n the Total transactions were
.&."ra shares. The market really duler yes
irIaHy than on former low record days. owing 70
5.n fact that 50 many millions 4 dollars of now
securities have been added 10 the list IL the last
--- years
~ L. Tie beginning II The last hour Of trading
yesterday Jess than 10000 shares had been dealt in
and il Hol5 probably Doe q safe estimate that not
more tAau 5."00 ~ 1T most 10000, shares repre-
sauted what ulisEt he regarded q real purchases.
Tie remainder being maCe up ot temporary COM
1lllncnts h. The room traders, to lie closed out
a-e-- within q lev minutes cI hours, as the case
zlt be Tl- attendance The floor Of the
stock EAchanEa was very small yesterday, and,
aS--" from The extreme duEess. the market Was
without any features u especial significance Some
G The brokers suggested that il might be good
I-l-- To close the exchange > O'Clock during
Ja. and August il business continued dul.
Commission houses ala virtually nothing the
market 1--st, raay All things consider q. however
She market presented 81 decidedly firm undeItour
and. rarllug moderate Tecessi0us early in the day
s..- Iro-lesS Of prices toward slightly higher
and tle late trading showed decided strength
advancing 10 l'i, met gain Of ia over the open
1l- price Union IallIC was the next most active
stock on the list, and ~ The last half hour was
bid up Sharply, closing al 1885, net gain Of Is
tt.Cl >tog ks thar gained about point IN the late
afternoon were Southern Pacific AteLISou and
Anal --aalatol Copper. The market closed strong
anne 1aan had prevailed previously throughout the
4.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
MOVE IN MINNESOTA OIL CASE

s.. paul June p Judges Sanborn, Vandeventer
and Adams in the United states Circuit Court to-
day appointed former Judge Franklin Ferris, St
Louis. examiner to take testimony in the OF
The United States against the Standard OIL Com
uany. The taking Of testimony win begin July
-. and the Standard OF Company Will have until
that time to answer to those portions Of the gov
ernnent's original bill Of complaint to which the
defendants took exceptions and which exceptions
were recently ovoTruled September . was set
for the next court hearing Of the case. at which
-DnD
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

her opened isc 70 Hc lower 70 lsc higher al 3Ss.c
% 29l4C &tsc. sold of 1850. where II closed
July ranged between f3c and 45C and closed at
1870. Local receipts We're I2S cars
The provisions market was firm all day because
Of buying by local packers. At the close Septern-
her pork was up loc at N6. Lard up 2[2c 10
Sc at S. - 10 s. S7ie Ribs SC higher 5 72'
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. - cars:
corn. 726 cars; oats. 126 cars. hogs. 1900 head
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

THE THIRTY Ffl RITZ : EttI NATION Al BANK
OF NEW YORK. IL WEST SAITH STREET.
New York. June 6. 1897.
.coti-o 70 Stoe khoid.rs.
You are hereby notified a special meeting
.kACld-rs of this held office tho
As-atl1n ~ West a4th street in the BOROUGH Of Man
haitian tn civ q N-w York The eth day n July
l9o5 O'Clock T. NJ 20 take action upon resolution
g. place voluntary liquidation. e. take erect
uumcd In said resolution. which resou-
tiru Will substantially the following form
Resolved. The Thirty Fourth Street National
Park of York placed IN voluntary liquidation
under provisions Sections 525l and 522l OF ths
United Statutes. such liquidation take
efret July 1907
Ana You further notified that AZ soii meeting A
resolution VIII introduced foT action - said stock
holders IA substantially the following form.
Resolved That Board ot Directors and the proper
ana hereby authorized aud
in-tructcd Bank under tho laws II the state
Of New York be known NEW NETHEHLAND
BANK OF NEW YORK 90 succeed 20 the assets and
business 4 the Directors he and they
hereby are authorized % execute eetd'ate u ncoT
rorlti7n If suld Nethcraud Bank OF New York IN
ccordgnco with :he provisions Section f2 of chapter
$50 Of 1892 u the state of New York sIch
(,.ari,stie1 - Ice as uf the day Qf July. 1907
And you further notified that action VIII be- LGNgn
order - carr and effect the resolutions TO De
onrered as aforesaid Yours respectfully.
CURTIS J. BEARD. cashier
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
MOVE IN NEBRASKA RATE Fight.

lincoln Neb juno 24--1he Union Pacific Rail-
road this evening IN the federal court asked that
the state Railway Commission be enJoined from
rtIfriug into effect the commodity freight rate
law, which is To take effect in July. The action Is
in the nature of "A bin 10 the injunction suit
Of Tho Attorney General aimed at the road Fed
cral Judge Munger permitted the filing Of the cross
bill but would not admit that he had jurisdiction
That question will be argued next week me 1Eht
courts IS now or a parallel with the contest re
Gently begun in Missouri.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
ST. LOUIS BREWERY MERGER?

81 Louis, June PA meeting was held his af-
Jernoon behind closed doors il the office Of + G
tIo@- former States Attorney General, attended
by representatives Of q number of hreweTieS. !
Wei defined rum0r il c-EEent that an $500 90
brewery combination Is helng effected James 5.
E.--el. ~ Toledo. Is here and j. is stated he IS
moving f. tor in forming tle consolidation OF nine
IMPORTANT 81 Louis Hr.yvrrieS.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

a jeweIIer. OF No PCS Bowery. by creditors Win
claims as follows. solomon Fucker. S2%'; lsidor
Katz $3zS and Harry Black. So ConceaIment ana
removal of stock aud assets ara alleged
voluntary petition by Charles NarcH. who IS
AN assistant to aucttoueers' and lives at No. 60
Norfolk street The liabilities given $2.5lS,
with assets OF $50 The principal creditor is the
William Neeley Company. 80.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
PHILADELPHIA BONDS AWARDED
Drexel & Co. and Brown Bros & Co. Get
Entire Issue of $6OOO,0OO on Joint Bid.

Philadelphia. June 2f-Mayor Reyhurn opened
bids to-day for tho purchase Of the 5000 90 issue
Of per Philadelphia city bonds and the en-
tire issue was awarded to DreXel & Co. and Brown
Eros & 90. who made a joint bid of l0027 per
cent. Nineteen bids were received. but the offer
Of the successful bidders the only one made
II the nntire Issue.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
THE BANK FOR SAVINGS

$50 Fourth Avenue Juno 1S'h. 1907
I7GTH SEMI ANNUAL nNIDEND-
The Foart of Trustees hnv" declared an 'aisT"st
dividend for the Sz Months ending June aH'h- 1907
ne rate ~ FOUR PER CE>T. yer arnan oa aH
n - eco and upwards entitled thereto. and pay
able and after 1ulE -H'h. 1907
Tho dividend 0lu be credited to deP"sitors Hs prn-
cpal July ls'. 1907
deposits made "n or t~f-re July loth VIII draw
interest from July Is'. 1907
CHARLES a SHERMAN. Secretary
IAtftE k,.LNI-T =
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
TREASURY ENDS BOND PURCHASE.
Not Expected to Redeem ANY More Per
Cents Until July g

Washington. June 4-Thc Treasury Department
completed to-day the purchase OF $25e"oo0 I'm 4
per cent bonds maturing July !. 1897. under the
order Of The Secretary Of the Treasury issued early
last April 1t is understood that no more per
cent bonds viii Dc purchased at this time but those
bonds remaining unledecmcd will be taken up and
raid for on and after univ meNt-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
CLEVELAND. CTNcINHATl CHICAGO ST LOUIS

Grand Central station. y June 20. 1907.
Tho Board Directors % Company have da-
clared dividend oS ONE AND ONE-OJA ARTER PER
CENT on its Preferred Capital Stock PAYABLE at the
othce OF Nes~rs j Morgan & Co. New York july
-oth. o. record O'Clock =
on Friday. June 2Sth. 1907
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
DiUidcnd Notices.

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE PAYABLE AT
THIS OFFICE ON AND AFTER july l. 1907:
Buffalo & Susquehanna r. r. 1st Mtge. Refund.
IS. Coupon No. t3.
Gulf & Ship island r. r. 1st Mtge. Ref. & Term.
5s. Coupon No. II.
Keystone Telephone Co. of Phiia. tst Mtse. SIS.
Coupon No. T.
Kansas City Viaduot & Term. Ry. 1st Mtge. 4Izs.
Coupon No. 4
ST. Louis Rocky Mountain & Pacific Co. 1st
Mtge, 5s. Coupon No. T.
FISK s. ROBINSON,
S5 CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
NORTH CAROLINA RATE ENJoINED.

Asheyi'.e. y c.. June 2i-On the application OF
Cravath. Henderson & Gersdorff. representing the
F-ardard Trust Company. Of New York and
Charles W. Tillett OF Charlotte, Judge j. C.
i-.i;cnard of the United States Circuit Court
sEy tad >4aIy int-~ -tinn as~inst tha
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
THE CHATHAM NATIONAL B4SE

4 quarterly clFi1@nt ~ FOUR psr lhts 4ay
sssn are h the Board ~ Directors payable On and
after July ls transfer books
oe si.s-l H. p DoREMCS. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25

Carolina & Western Railroad Company and the
North Carolina Corporation Commission 20 pre-
vent the enforcement of tho North Carolina Pa
cent rate law. which TO go into effect on
July / The injunction is rcturnablc hefor" Judge
Pritchard on Saturday. when other railroad cases
involving the sam" prncipI" VIII Toe heard
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
THE BANk or ANIFEIrA

N~W YORK. June 18Th 1907
The Board Of Directors have 70 fa.- 9--lsr.F s.r,
annual cE! lend q thirteen 'ISJ p-r tax
date & - MS
1897 ~ ,f tst-<--,-tt1SS rtS'' : Ity mo-
New-York tribune., 1907-06-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy We're filed
Yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court: