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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-07-29
MORGAN

Max Courser has been quite sick.
Bert Wheeler's father is staying
with him at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Bartlett of Is
land Pond were at the camp Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Moves of
Canaan visited at w. P. Bartlett's
Thursday
DR.. and Mrs. Parlin of Barton
Landing visited at Frank Lewis's
last week.
J. NJ. Bartlett of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is visiting his old home place
and relatives and friends.
Quite company of young campers
from Island Pond are staying in the
Wilcox cottage at the lake.t
f. r. Flanders of Barton and Geo.
Cummings of Charleston were in town
Wednesday and tried their luck fish
ing.
Much sympathy is expressed for Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Lackey In the loss
of their little son, who died Friday
evening.
Justus Gray, son of F. A. Gray Of
Cedar Rapids, Neb., is visiting his rel
atives here. He went west when q
small boy.
C. I. Moore's store was agair
broken into sometime Wednesday
night. A few knives and other things
were taken. We need a policeman II
our quiet burg.
| HOLLAND.
E. D. fMoulton, spent Sunday in town
| o. T. Davis of Island Pond was il
town on business Monday.
!, Ernest Gray had Bell telephone in
stalled in his house recently.
Mrs. Hollis Stone, who has beer
quite sick, is reported better.
Mrs. F.iB. Blodgett of Derby Lin,
visited friends in town last week.
Frank Jenness's family, who hav,
all been very sick are gaining slowly
Mrs. Henry Bryant of st. Johns
bury has been visiting friends in town
DR.. Mills is in town at this writing
testing cattle in the East neighbor
hood.
j. A. Gardner of Newport was il
town on business several days las
week.
Grace Gibson of Fitchburg, Mass.
has been visiting friends in town tn
. past few weeks.
o. B. Halls baby was burned quit
badly Monday by tipping over dis
r Of tea on his arm.
HI. O. Smith of Newport was here t
visit his sister, Mrs. Ernest Gray, re
Gently. making the "trip in his auto.
e Much sympathy is felt in this plac
: for Howard Lackey's family becaus
4 Of the death of their little son, whic
occurred Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
TO PAY DIYTDEND
One Per Cent Declared on Common
and g Per Cent on Preferred.

The directors OF the Chicago & Alton Railroad
company. which is controlled by the Toledo
ot- Louis x Western che Glover Leaf') declared
yesterday an initial dividend of per cent on the
common stock and the usual per cent semi-annual
dividend on the preferred.
Inc old Chicago & Alton Railroad COMPANY for
many years prior to its purchase in 1899 by syndi-
cate composed of E II. Hartman, George j. Gould
Jacob ii. Schif and James Stillman, paid not less
than per cent dividends yearly its slS.75l 100
common and S3.4795o0 preferred stock. The Chicago
& Alton Railway Company incorporated IN
April. 1900. with authorized capital stock con-
sisting of S20,o0ooO each or common and per cent
preferred, ss54s00 common and s195440O0 preferred
being issued, and leased for ninety years TO
the railroad company, practically the entire stock
OF which it had acquired. The heavy capitalization
OF the company and the declaration of a 80 per
cent dividend the old railroad company's stock
excited much criticism.
In 1906 the two companies consolidated I'M
der the name of the Chicago & Alton Railroad Com
pany. its present style. The Rock Island party
bought heavily into the property in 1908.
following year agreement made by which
the Rock Island and the Union Pacific were to
control the board of directors in alternate years
Last August the Rock Island interests sold their
stock to the Glover Leaf which controls the
Alton.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
u. QUARTERLY CASH DIVIDEND
Directors Declare One of One-half of / Per
Cent-0ld Rate, IA Per Cent.

The directors cf the Western Union Telegraph
Ccnpsly declared yesterday quarterly cash divi-
deld Of one-half Of ! per cent. This compares
WITH the old rate Of IL per cent quarterly which
was suspended last January. when stock divi-
6snd vas declared. The April dividend also was
Il gock.
Earnings Of the company for the quarter ending
JUns g. estimated in part. show net revenue of
EaEa compared with 81 So .2N in the same
quartz: last year, and a balance after interest of
eS& against Sl.14s701 in 1907 Deducting the divi-
denf Just declared. s4g7.556. against S27025 last
.'a3t leaves a surplus Of s45s3SS. compared with
os7at in the corresponding time in 1897 of $685.
The earnings of the current quarter were larger
tan in the March quarter. when net revenue
amounted TO $3.50 SS6. with -efcit of $s2 276.
sfer the stock dividend Of 81 23OIoO For the fiscal
yssr the approximate earnings show a net revenue
Of S23 335. compared with Sc 324 30 in the pre-
ceding wear deficit after dividends of S2e71-
IS against a deficit Of SSsO53 in 1907.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
RECEIVERS YIN.
10 Remain IN Charge of Mutual
ReserTe Life Insurance Co.

Judge Ward in the United States Circuit Court
uehed yesterday the application of Joseph P. Day
ana Joseph j. O'Donohue. the receivers
r'at Wllnam Hepburn Russell and Charles e
hSushmore the federal receivers be removed and
ordefed to turn over to them all the assets re-
ceiVed by them. He says the state receivers have
not obtained any right title interest in any Of
me assets. securities property of the company
On the petition of the federal receivers Judge
ward ordered that Otto Kelsey, Superintendent of
insurance. transfer to them all those bonds Sc
cured by mortgage and certain corporate stock
"hlch are now held by him and were deposited with
MN or his predecessors in office by the Mutual
reserve Fund Life Association under two deeds of
trust one made with the Central Trust Company
of New York, dated October 1S 1882, and made
With the Superintendent of Insurance and dated
January 49, 1856, together with any interest
dividends. which may have been collected by the
superintendent OF Insurance and not turned
heretofore to the company or Its receivers.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. 1O--CIosIng: wHEAT-spot firm
No Western winter. IS cd: No California. -
91zd; futures steady; July, IS 2'2d; September IS
American. kiln dried. IS 1013d: old American mixed.
IS Id futures steady; July IS: September nominal
PEAS-Canadian firm. IS Cd FLOCR-Winter
ents quiet, 29s Cd HOPS in London (Pacifc CoasD
steady, Il 1jsG 81 los BEEF-Extra India firm.
loss PORK-Prime mess Western firm. I5s HAMS
Short cut. IA o IS III. firm. 46s Cd BACON
Cumberland cut, % o III. qIiet rib.
III. steady, 4os Sd: long middIes. light.
"a h. steady 41s clear middIes. heavy. -
40 III. steady: sos Cd short clear backs. 1G 20
lb steady. 39s ed: clear bellies II 16 III. quiet.
Ais cd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II to IS lb duh 29s.
LARD-Prime Western IN tierces. steady. as Cd;
American refined. in pals. steady. 43s Sd. BUTTER
nominal. CHEESE-Canadian finest white and
ored. old. steady. 62s TALLOW-Prime city. steady.
26s. TURPENTINE-Spirits quiet. 32s Sd ROSIN-
Common easy. as Cd PETROLEJ-M-Refned quiet.
Gs1d. LINSEED OII<-Firm. 24s Sd,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago June l0-The local wheat market com
pletely reversed its tone to-day ana ciosep wa" S
after showing decided strength carrier IN .He u@S
The July delivery was off 12c. Corn was 80 " 1 -
bigber oats we're &c lower and provisions were
2Ibc TO sc higher. . A.,
LIQUIDATION on a liberal scale by several OF tit me
leading longs which caused active selling py pit
traders was the for the sharp break III '.@
wheat market which occurred about the middle
Of the day The selling was inspired 10 soiiie
extent bv a severe decline at Minneapolis. After
advancing about 1c during the first half OF ti,9
session nrces declined until they were nearly &c
beIo,y the high point of the day. The early
strength was due additional rain in Kansas anu
Oklahoma. The market closed weak Julg opeiIFp
nc to 1lc TO c sc higher, at SIC TO s'%sc' ad-
yanced 10 SIac and then declined to SbFac- III"
close was at S6ILc to S62sc. Clearances OF Wheat
and -four were equal to 91,7O bushels primary
receipts were 2160O0 bushels against $4,000 bushes
on the corresponding day last year MlhneapoLS'
Duluth and Chicago reported receipts OF Zio caiS'
against ia cars last week and SG3 cars year ago
Continued wet weather in many sections OF tne
corn belt caused strength in the corn market carry
in the day. but later nearly all or the advance
was lost on selling caused by the break in wheat
Interests that were active as sellers of wheat were
Also liberal sellers of corn during the last hour
The market closed weak. July opened &c 10 nc
higher at 6114c to 6&sc advanced TO oSc ana & Ineh
declined to SIC. The close was at SIC to 6I1sc
ocal receipts were 24G cars, with q OF contract
grade.
oats were Influenced chiefly by the wheat and
corn markets being firm early IN the DAY ana weak
near the close. The volume of trade was small
J,IIv opened ssc higher. 426sc advanced to 4312c
and then declined 10 42c, where it closed Local
receipts 80 cars.
Provisions were steady throughout the entire ses-
sion owing to moderate demand by local packers.
AT the close July pork was unchanged at s13 So
Lard was 2Izc &C higher, at IS 90 and IS 6213
Ribs were 2lzc higher, at 81 %.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat II
cars: corn. 236 cars; oats, iM cars; hogs. 5000
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
rnlshed b. R. L. Day & Co., No. 81 Wall street)
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAs-The market for most kinds Of
anan of stock m 4 @ hanG put 16
pressure to stn Values held UNCHANGED but the
quiet but fine goods are fairly steady. Lima arn,
Maffow DSs @ s'S Eashs ' 4oSs2 Common
to good 81 2oas2 :5 medium choice 81 49SS2 g -; do
80 30 S @ m to neg soos 8 Sc 60 60 ndg d
White kidney Choice 81 $5as2 40; red kidEey choice.
M si os 81 so s2@s Cs 60
Scotch baFs Ra peT b3sRs s. s52 8
BUTTER-Receipts today. ~ 4s. pEgs The market
% % smsnG is of not very gs aaa
being nnns to n go ahead & 0 an. s-s extent f M the ob5ns
demand and quite good many goods are being stored
light receipts and firm Western advices Factory and
siSss DO sSt3s fs>s sscs %
state dairT tubs finest 2sc do sood to choce 25a22
do to fa m a1 sRecs pc sco,. s do
175sS: do thirds i4ai6c; western factory frsts ie5c;
% No oe do NJ ise o do So 17c s'0eS
sbss eT. sf far liberal suPss 1t s
good demand receipts are cleaning up promptly and
only Peddns outlet but prices upchsnsed m Remain
sserabe quantity unsod in different sections Of the
Fine skins in suDPy & and an & steady 6s but
Of skins which continue exceedingly dull and prices
s2s for colored white We quote: old-Fun cream.
i issaiS DO lar isrr. and small r s DO
prime Ig1sG de common a. sa2S gs Ne 9 o1 full III
prime iois@io&c; DO common saIo9i'.s:, do skins
to good 3la951ac: do common 2g3c; do full SKINS Ia
tinue liberal and bulk OF the supply the
sP DS sack slack na s S9f ns sos o
ssSs. Aa I the o te s
al do brown and mixed fancy 19c do hrss TO extra
frsts 17a1sae; do under Grades l5gl6iac; Western
a1hc do thirds. 1Sa14c drties. 1oa14c' checks
weak PEACHES IN sht rseeip.. and a5nst PSms
and low Biackberries less plenty and higher Rasp-
Huckleberres steady. Nuskmelons largely
prices & Though fancy California . hgsT
We quote APPkEs Northern Spy per Dbl 81 5ogss: DO
Golden. 81 50asi 10; do common sIasl 25 PEACHES
South csT%na % per Foras 2 cs mi ~ d2 Geos5s s.
do per til carrier sIasi 80; PLUMs. Georgia, per
carrier. s1@s1 75 CHERRlEs red red and white per per Ie
fb 4d5c: STRAWBERRIES. upriver. per quart. 6Gl2c
do staten % sIana DO 8elawafe and upper MSrand sasc
do lower Maryland and Virginia; 3a6c: BLAcKBERR1Eis
ware and Maryland. red. per pint. saIoc; HUcT<LH
BERRIES, North Carolina per quart sa15c; GOOSE
Florida in lines per box " SDasS oId
saPaaFd Rada eaef ae ans do pony
Sdn2 ~ crate f2 y &c.
per 100. s2og$43; do per ea5 sl454$3CS PlNkAPPIES
do Porto Rico 81 25as2 20.
HOPs-Holiers continue firm in their views both
taras ,h business as owners are not willing to accept
prices offered has been little trad
neglected Crop prospects continue excellent in this
Tscidc Coast growth somewhat lacking owing
unfavorabe weather. but on the whole the crop is In
" f9o' do prime 7asc: do medium 5asc: Pacnc Coast
1907. choice. sdoe; do prime og1e3 do medium; Sc
1907 5osgs grs sos to & ssS'ee 2a27o state 1906
HAY AND sTRAW-The market is duh and declin-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
NEW YORK CENTRAL TO ISSUE BONDS
J. P. Morgan & Co. May Purchase Thirteen
MilIions-Regular Dividend Declared.

The question Of issuing s13000e3O OF the 10000 900
per cent debenture bonds authorized by the Pub
tic Service Commission in April discussed at
yesterdays meeting Of the directors of the New
YORK Central Railroad Company. II is understood
that J. P Morgan & Co have practically finished
Negotiations for purchasing this amount Of the
BINDS and that announcement 10 that effect Will
se made in few days. The proceeds will be used
10 finance the New York CentraIs present needs
The directors declared the regular dividend of u
E cent payable July 10. Owing 10 the heavy
hcrease IN net earnings. there had been rumors of
possible reduction in the rate but il was stated
ohcially after the meeting that the earnings had
asen such 10 Justify the declaration of the regu-
lar dividends. II pointed that by the re-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11

yTyFIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW ToFlFS- Bf
il the O God free and independent 70 May z
Fsslish Georgtanna Crorut J. Parknan Crosoy Ellen
Warren Fannie Warren. Mary Warren. John Warren
Homer Hne Thomas d. Hfne Bertha sloulthrop Flae<
Emma Somers Elizabeth sanford. Henry Moulthroy
susan NouIthrop Leslie Mouthrop- Bradley Cro1us-
E,II.r Rroea Mary Wilson. Sarah Auglr Emily Auslr
Mar : Gilbert Barnes, Ellen Phelps, cara "a
Tuttie Howard Ives L Matthews. Bridget Sross
h.,h T. watson. Margaretta W crosby Thomas p
Crofrut CroTut. Frederick w CrorIue Lewis
n Crorut The Propretors OF the New Haven CRY
Rursi Ground Brooklyn Trust Company caroline Louiss
T1r.Iy FREDERICK NJ Drew. John W Drew Charles w
Morris sr Charles Morris IT.. Edward E MOTIFS and
sststs OF Margarea Warren late OF the city Of New
York deceased creditors esstees. next OF kin or
e.Lsrvyfse and each OF
Sere cited required personally be and appear be-
90 our the County OF New York az the
court said County. held at the Hall OF
- Io0 az half-paSt O'Clock IN the forenoon OF
80, a teen and attend judicial settlement OF
tbs account OF proceedings OF Nathan H Tuttle.
cTtor under VIII and Testament Ot Margaretts
deceased. and such OF hereby ctted
a. are under the age required
~. 20 appear apply for be appointed.
~. ncclec. or do guardian will sp-
ntet by the 10 represent and for In
M ,roceeding In testimony whereof. have
seal OF the Court OF the said
Sev YORK TO h-reunto affixed Witness. Hon Abner
ISL the county OF York. the 5th day OF MAY.
the year OF Lord thousand nina
hundred and eight. DANIEL. J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk OF the SurrOgates Court.
F,DW W. DAVIDSON. Attorney for Executor. Davidson
Bldg. 80 As Iawton Street. New Rochelle. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
HEAVY DEMAND FOR U. P. BONDS.
Issue 0versubscribed Here and Satisfactory
Results Obtained in London.

The issue of $4,000 600 first lien and refunding
mortgage per cent bonds of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company the subscription lists for which
We're opened yesterday morning in this city and
London, has already been largely oversubscribed
here. and cable advices received by Kuhn. Loeb
d Co. were that the subscriptions received by
Barring Brothers & Co. and Glyn Mills Currie &
Co, in London. also entirely satisfactory in
amount, although the total not cabled. The
offering in each city is of the full issue
The subscription lists will be kept open both in
this city and London for possibly two days
longer. in order TO give full opportunity to out
oftown subscribers to get their bids in. but will
be closed before the end of the week The syndi
cate announcement set Monday afternoon the
time for closing the lists, the right being reserved
close them earlier.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11

By order of executors.
s5oS Aron soeety of the city Of New York
S9Pa
$1,000 c Cincinnati '' Indianapos @ "a St. Louis Chi
ss5 Eod Sonds ae s ss
$4,000 NoPfoK 4 Western Railroad general mort
gage s pei. gold bonds. due May, 1881;
NeT York Af aaa Western Rail
Go ds, s.nal Ms
$4,000 New Amsterdam Gas Co. first consolidated
0rgsgs ass per cent sOd bonds due Janu q
cam s'S issfa' Ea%ay aP srst s
g, coo 1913 Interest January and July @
gage per cent gold bonds. July. 1922;
5000 Gafrssson H San Antonio
MAJ F 1857 9eEss Map per and
meTgase registered bonds ,cIg, due January @,
BY order of Administrative.
Peterson and % Gas and Gd Eece
share esntra sd'R Park North & River w 80,
II 7!oo sSaTes Rochester Land $500
10 shares Lincoln National Bank ss5-S Ss5
% ssree MfeSa2ies sY 2fesF Sat6nsl Ss
For account whom it may
.s.55 shares Corn ExehanEe Bank i,,,,.; r.; a25 Il
100 ares Meehanics GHna sFR and Traders
shares Mercantile National Bank. 3s9s
80 shares Big Stone Gap and PoweIs Valley 49,
100 shares United las Light Fuel Co. of
Sandy Hin and Fort Edward, N Y lot: 5000
80 shares Corn Exchange 323H so
shares Bowling Green Trust Co 90
$1,000 Chicago & Great Western Terminal first
mortgage per cent bond, due June. 1886; ~
June and December OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. loZ7<
$1,000 Cincinnati, Richmond & Fort wayne Rall-
road first mortgage 4 per cent oond que ~
June 1921 interest. June and December. 1874
4sP's peP cent 56Ha aS~ DUE "Sif APf @ 1ss %
$1,000 SorfolE off G < 0stS southern Railroad
gage per bond, due May, 1871; in
teIest May and November. ...-....-. 20
3 shares Mechanics National Ban X. Z4o .
/ National Bank of North America 6o
$1,000 "A Copper Co. first mortgage u per
cent gold bonds due January. 1892; interest
January and July; January. 1905, coupons
on: with 100 shares preferred End 2oo -,
common stock a bonus. sl,Soo
100000 Newfoundland Syndicate ten-year per
collateral and convertible gold 1900
Sl0O 900 Newfoundland Syndicate ten-year per
cent collateral trust and convertible gold s,o
500 shares Decker Electrical Manufacturing Co. =.
$1,000 ;-eveIand Cincinnati Chicago Louis
Railroad Cairo division, first mortgage 4
bonds. due 1889. coupons, January
and July; accrued interest January l
be charged to the purchaser ".
100 shares Iron Steamboat Co : no
shares Night and Day Bank of New York--oS
shares Federal Gas Co. organized under
laws Of PENNSYLVANIA; S.. 600 FairmOunt &
Warrington Railroad of West virginia ,oo
bond -iot.. Stoo
- shares Carnegie Trust Co.,.......------.. I6l
Carnegie Trust lof s
800 shares New Jersey Terminal Dock and I'm ono
proVement Co.....-. 'lo'' glow
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11

s.1. piers .s .s'e TO cut in
stock Straw continues nT I'm we quote Ho %
% shpRss ee aG eSns ''f rye ss ssa
short tangled rye 'esSSc; do oat and wheat
s .ss ;s..
and priees steadily held Spring chiessns are quite
but ". aaaa. srS SHksf fp
Fowls n Is.ae: ROSTERS. young rs sne oa west
and ssa'9SsstsER :. nses W:..ls .s
sG@e sna %ssssaa per sS
p'P G1i RE9SE gs1 paI @ comparatively mod
Of stock TO arrive i've ars.s dsrns
shows i.'s s.fonser fssns KILLED fowls: With h,
sagsf, IN rhs fSs' wns 70 D2onpty pay
refuse to higher and the s5s s6s other m
fancy nearby broers In moderate supply and steady
usf ay snd En- as
at top quotations Fresh killed TURKEYS s IN na ISL
1sps ana and 4 other naarby sprns ducks fairly but
Troze poultry quiet for ali descriptions
Tea & ana and are greatly
IcedTURkEYs hens average best 1915, do
SPRING CHICKENS. broilers Philadelphia. to n
%eI9.r to Rs y RsF pea o 40 DO
y Bss dc ID DRY and as fans ~ a0d a0
ern dry picked choice 10 and over ools 1slsc S do
Southern best 12alse do Western dry picked
poor to M fair al 1cs DO ssse do ,cses s p
LINGs Long Island and Eastern spring 16c: do state
paf pef dozens 81 Soass IS DO mixed % slg
E o2 So Ia 5o old hfo tos S No isaaoo
Soass caIcKENs roasting asy 2 Btszsa
dry picked IiaIs5ae: DUCKS 1Gs14c; GEESE 5al1G C.
supply fancy though prices pnehanssd ifx
and 0d spsssu. ioWer csSbases more plenty
and weaker CusumDeIs in light receipt sIDa and nrm a
prices Beans hrmsG for fancy Parsley wsa.
supply and lower other vegetables quoted We
SoOs % fs5 s DO ssccnd Haits DO ca
81 %: do old. bb or bag s. % 81 81; ASPAEA-
per 100 bunehes s1gss: CARROTS. southern 100
sd Pss 81 s head Bs 81
81; CELERY. Bermuda, per crate s1qs1 70; CAB,
aAGET shoTe per aTaee i Do per GS &
s6aherR siala per red sIass per er
9s M sr do asorg 81 and soah soc
@ NSr6 carona paf per 5G do or
% do New orleans per zoe s2gss
per b6 75c 81 IS: do per- basket 5oc LIMA
fTae 75c 81 So pg MGsHRooMs hothoase per b.
aoaSOc: MINT per 100 bg.dles I'd 5og@s1 oSioSs 70 IS
Bermuda crate So@75s; DO do Egyp5ian per bag
s6aoss asarey 100 55sss1 IS oKRA soSthsSn
PEER PIER 81 5e S. s. Ps seSone per
sgsI 5O DO other kinds 5:s@s1 ~ DO RhadsIDha IL.
@sf do DeiawaPe and Maryland Telephone 81 as1 s
a. s Gtsr a5 do 6 Other Ri1ds d
b6i Joe a s. 5o RoMATNE nearby per b6l SOC asi
do per basket. % soc: RADISHEs. nearby per 100
punches - SOC: RHUBARB. nearby, 100 punches,
75c @s2; STRING BEANS. Norfolk; wax. per basket,
green Ge and nd wax @ pee third basket sPfSacH
nearby. per bbI. 30 a 75c: SQUASH. marrow per bbI
81 81 90 do white bb1. T5c 81 -; do
box 400 60c: do yellow crookneck. bb 81 a
ST so; do per box. J0GJ 15c; TURNIPS Canada FSuta
baga, per bbi. 81 30q$1 80: do other Rutabaga
Dbl bag. 81 % 81 80: do white. per bbl or bbI
crate 30 q 75c TOMATOES. Florida. per carrier 5OG
Mississippi. per case. 900 soc; hothouse.
per H. 1Oc; WATERCRESS. per 100 punches 81 6S1
MILK AND CREAM-The exchange price remains
2I4c quart the shipper in the 28c The
dealers had uncomfortable surplus deal with early
n week. but the weather lately helped
demand greatly. The receipts milk cream. IN
quart cans ended as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
BANK TO OPEN WITH NEW DIRECTORATE

When the suspended Mechanics and Traders
Bank opens again for business it will be with
board Of directors. made up of acceptable
10 the State Banking Department. Neither the
president the directorate has been decided
upon as yet. Paul Grout, counsel for the sus-
pended bank will have a conference early next
week with Clark Williams, State Superintendent Of
Banks which he will probably present the names
of the new officers and directors approval. The
superintendent. il is understood, will insist on
complete elimination of the interests which were
connected with the bank when it closed its doors
last January At least four OF the banks twelve
branches two in Manhattan and two in Brooklyn.
will also be abandoned having failed to prove pay
ing investments.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
WABASH RAILROAD PLANS.

z T Jeffery said yesterday regarding the dis
matches from Pittsburg that the Wabash Railroad
Counanv would leave Pittsburg at the end of this
month:
The receiver of the Wheeling & Lake Erie Rail-
road Conopanv and his associate officers will have
their Headquarters in Cleveland The receiver of
the wabash -Pittsburg Terminal Railway Company
and his associates will have their headquarters In
Ioit+sburg There is nothing sensational in the re-
mort that the greater part of the new Ffttsburg
Terminal Building. in Ptsburg, will be rented for
Offices AS matter of fact, a considerable part
OF the building has been rented for some time