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S.
70 Disseminating Trait In the stock
Market Thursday; Reading Only
Old Leader Active.

NEW YORK. April 25-Trading on
the stock exchange today was charact.
erized by relative backwardness In the
leading issues, but this was largely
Offset by further activity and higher
prices for many specialties. Reading
was about the only one OF the specu.
lative javorites to show more than
a fair degree OF strength and animal
Ion. selling up to 174k. It's highest
price since 1910. and leaving all other
stocks tar behind In volume OF deal
ings. Buying OF this stock seemed
10 be an accumulatfve character and
was doubtless founded on something
more substantial than the virtual set
tiement OF the anthracite strike. The
latter situation ceased to be a factor
or Importance some days ago, having
given way to the more serious con
ditions created by the radical differ.
ences between the railway managers
n the locomotive engineers. Con.
corning this controversy, the day
> brought no definite DEVELOPMENTS.
but surface indications pointed to an
amicable conclusion. over a score Of
Isl embracing the Industrial equip
ment and metal OF copper shares took
part In today's movement, foremost
OF these being American Can COM
mon, on which the manipulation OF re-
cent weeks was resumed on a very
extensive scale. The stock rose TO
1914, d. against 81 in the early part
OF the month. There mas been an IN
usual amount OF bullish information
circulated I'm connection with this
stock and inasmuch as its onso
are believed to have practically un,
limited resources and have supposed
ly been active in other stocks the
movement has attracted widespread
attention.
In b afternoon when It became
known h a the subcommittee OF the
anthracite presidents had arrived at
what promised to be an understand
ing, the higher priced coal shares
were taken up and on moderate deal
ings rose from a point OF FIVE points.
The final hour was marked by q re-
vival OF activity in which Reading.
Lehigh Valley and American Can com
mon were carried to higher prices and
Increased strength was shown by such
real market factors as Union Pacific
and United States Steel. Profit tax.
Ing made less than the usual impress
sion on prices and the closing was
mainly within fractions OF the top.
The Baltimore and Ohio road for
March reported a handsome increase
In net, regardless Of very heavy ex.
penses charged to operations and
equipment purchases. Although
Atchison managed to effect a consid-
cradle savings in operations, its gross
returns we're so far under those OF
the corresponding month last year as
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APPLE MEN
Urge on Congress Need For Uniform
Barrel; Favor Pend
ing Bill.
NJ n n. ARNOLD.
Intelii.snosr Burssu.

Warrington, ID. o.. April as.
Apple growers Of West Virginia. 70
presenting a hundred thousand bar
rels production or more annually.
tackled Congress today IN favor Of
the uniform apple barrel bin. which
has been introduced by Represent
alive suizer. Of New York.
The delegation appeared before the
House Comittee on Weights. Meas
ures and Coinage and registered some
vigorous arguments IN favor OF the
bill becoming law.
Tn the delegation were the follow.
ing prominent o~rchardists from the
Eastern Panhandle. Charles Thatcher.
Alexander Calhan. G. &. Westrader.
u. B Goldmiller. w. l.. Smith. J. ~.
Rothwoli. r. q Horner. J. W. 49,.
Evans. W. ~ Kllmer. John l.. Leh-
man. 8 $. Fciker. and Colonel Quinn.
All are prominent orchardists Of
Berkeley. and adjacent counties that
embrace the orchards In proximity 20
the foothills OF the Blue Ridge.
Their facts showing the rapid pro
Eress OF West virginia. b. "a fruit
growing state surprised the members
Of the house committee. They told
the committee that the present non
uniformity Of fruit barrels %entailed
much hardship upon the grower be-.
cause of the various standards % the
different states % which their pro
ducts are consigned.
Within the past year say members
81 the delegation the orchard industry
Of The Eastern Panhandle has IN
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STEUBENYILLB

Special Dispatch 20 the Inteiirencer.
STEUBENvILLE, O., April U.s.
In Probate Court fnai accounts were
Med in the estates OF George Need,
John T. Beans. John NJ. Lloyd. Mary
Snyder. Annie F. Orr. Alex. C Enoch,
Lizzie weidsy. F,
Non.resident's will admitted to pro-
bate In the estate Of Matthew NJ.
Wright.
win Of John C. Graham probated
n d. NJ. and George Graham appoint
ed executors.
Estate Of A. ID. Weinstein was ad-
judged insolvent. and exceptions were
taken TO an allowance Of $1,000 to the
widow.
Death claim OF Lucien wingeleski
settled with La Belle Iron Works for
$3.50.
Inventory. ETC., fled In estate of
Elizabeth r. Johnston. and personal
property ordered sold at private sale.
Real estate OF James A. Frazier, de-
ceased. appraised and ordered sold.
Distribution account filed in estate
Of Ruth A. Crawford.
Paris Brown appointed guardian OF
bisle Seoul pono, SlOO.
In the estate Of Thomas r. Stewart,
additional bond OF 5000 given.
Application made for $500 in lieu OF
homestead in insolvency Of z. z. Call.
F. T. McClain ordered to MassiIlon
hospital.
Application to probate will OF Kate
Smith.
Exceptions to final account In estate
Of Mary Snyder.
Edward Pleisse ordered to State
Home for Feeble Minded. He wal a
youthful firebug.
In the estate Of James Cunningham,
new bond Qt 5000 given to v IN
distributed 1nnds.
In tho insolvency of Joel Meredith
ct al. order TO a~ppraise.
Sale Of real estate confirmed in es-
tate of John II. Paisley.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO, April 25.-Corn sold
here today at Sic a bushel, May de-
livery, the highest price in Chicago
for a number OF years. II was also
the first time this season h a the on
ton. had gone above the so cent level
snort sellers were in alarm over the
smail amount Of the cereal not al
ready under contract TO be shipped
away. The close, which was firm.
showed an advance OF %9A toI%c
net Other leading staples too all
scored again. wheat h@k to 40
&c oats a shade to hc and provisions
nc to a quarter OF a dollar.
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OIL THE PIKE
Meeting Of Psrsons Interested IN
Movement 70 b Hsid AZ Beard
% Trade Tonight.

This afternoon AZ $50 O'Clock q
meeting 81 all persons interested IN
n movement % oil the National Pike
from this city % Elm Grove. will be
held In the Board 81 Trade assembly
rooms. All persons who have sub
scribed 20 the fund 30 oil the road are
urged % attend.
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Dry C.nrl.-

NEW YORK. April 25-The cotton
goods markets rule steady. There ls
a better demand for dress cottons for
early delivery. Atlantic vide Sheet
ings have been advanced 20 a basis
Of 20 cents for iO-f goods. Yarns are
hrmer and higher with knitters re-
ported a. active buyers.
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Marriage Licenses.

Charles r. Harris. 81 years. Of Fair.
play. and Mary NJ. Birch, 16 years, OF
W~arrenton.
Charles Racke. 81 years. and Mrs.
Sarah E. stemmler. 80 years, Of Steu-
benville.
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Cohee

Special Dispatch % the Tnteurencer
NEW YORK. April 25-Havre mar
ket advanced 4 70 = francs. May
futures closed offered a. i3.5ic: July
closed offered AZ i3.T3c. September
closed offered a. f8.S6c: December
closed offered At i3.79c; March closed
offered nj 13S2c. RIO No. Z quoted
a. ifk d14ihc. Market steady.
l. W MINFORD a co.
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to result in a net loss Of s255.o0o.
Bonds were irregular. that depart.
ment failing to keep pace with the
movement In stocks. Total sales par
value amounted to s2.1s.ooo.
U. s. government bonds were un-
changed on call.
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Metals.

NEW DIRK. April 26.-standard
copper-Dull. Spot SIS 5O61B IS;
London steady; spot go. 5s:: fu-
lures Ell. %. 80. Lake copper 16M
d16kc; e~lectrolytio i6616hc; cast
ing i5% Q15hc.
Tin-Quiet; spot 80 5OQH rs;
London steady; spot G203. los, fu-
lures e199. Sc.
Lesd-Easy - 1000 20 New York.
London R1s. 12s. Cd.
Spelter-Firm rs sOd7 90 New
York; London R25. 15s.
1rOn-Cleveland warrants bfs. ND
IN London. Locally iron was steady.
No. I foundry northern SIS 25d15 rs
No. 2, SIS GOALS so: No. ] southern
and No. 1 southern soft SIS 25a15 IS.
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sales 4.'s5 shares.
Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va. April IS, 10.
The following quotations, on the more
.euVe Wheennk stocxs are
oaiiy Tor the Inteinxenesr By Howard
q Son. local brokers:
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OIL CITY. Pa. April 2s.-CredIt
balances. fi5S Runs. S36.317. aver.
age. 1912 Shipments. s3.37t: Az.
rage. 15AQT1.
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So many queer things happen now
adays that miracles are considered a
back number.
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The Cambridge Savings Bank On.
VS.. W. B. Logan, suit on a promis-
sorry note for $500, with interest at s
per cent.
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WASHINGTON. April 25.-At the
beginning of business today the con
dillon OF the United States treasury
was:
Working balance in treasury offices.
$50. 7s5. 794.
In banks and Philippine treasury.
S32.573,2 21.
The total balance in general fund
vas ,125.5s5.12
Ordinary receipts yesterday we're
81. 1S9,572. with ordinary disburse-
OF 1901, 500.
The deficit to date this fiscal year
Is t~l4,3s4,5s1. as against a deficit OF
f2.67l.s77 at this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama
canal and public debt transactions.
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ArtIeIek Opsn HiE1- law. : Clos.


Cash quotations were as follows.
Flour hrm. Rye. No. 2. 95d96c. Bar
ley iced or mixing. s5cdSiO5; fair
to choice mailing. S1.22GI35. Tim.
othy seed, S6.OOQ11.0O; clover seed.
sl5.OOH20.50. Mess pork. sis.50a
ls.62h. Lard. in t~ierces. SIO47k.
snort ribs. sides. loose. 1910.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
BURGH, Pa, April 25.-Catue-
Steady; supply light. Choice. Ss25a
$50; prime. S7.75as.15.
Sheep-Higher; supply light Prime
wethers. $5.e09610; culls and com.
mons. s2OOa3.5o; lambs. S4.sO9s.OO:
veal calves. ss.0O9s.5O.
Hogs-Active; receipts light. Prime
heavies, ss.2O6s25: mediums. ss.3ON
1924: heavy workers.. Ss.30ds.32K;
Hight workers.. S7.75IS1O: pigs. 300
97.5O; roughs. S7.OO0735.
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING, W. Va. April IS. IL
Range OF active stocks on the New
York Stock Exchange. corrected daily ~
A. f. Masten n Co. brokers'
srOcka lOp srIhish.i Low.Icioas
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An
For q
Bank or
Business
Firm

DESTROYS of Equipping Its Rooms
With a Handsome Interior.
The National Exchange Bank is
charging its banking room and
improving its building; has for
sale all the interior woodwork and
banking room furniture in heavy
handsome quartered oak, which
have for some years made il one
of Wheeling's most handsome
banking rooms. Write to or call
on
w. B. ERSKJNE,
Superintendent of Building
National.
Exchange Bank
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Pittsburg Stocks.
WHEELING. w. Va. April Is. IL
The active P~lttspurrh stocss.
daily BY A T. sasten q Co. sanksrs
and brokers' Szasaal Exchaars Bans
building
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on lines avinE regular express 49,.
VICE shipments waiahinH 10 sncsaa of
nfty rounds or % iarFs bulls. will nof
be carried On passsnFsr cars
ALL LfNEa=uailY except auufav
No ahipmenta sxcspt emergency ahfp-
vents q msdtclns. Wul h carried On
paesenaer ears tws zee and elE
= m
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STOCKS. Par. Bid Ask. ! t ssi:.

Books clase April 25th for J per
,ent dividend payable May 10.
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STOCKS.
Bid.lAskiLN B.

Transfer books close April 25th doe
J per cent cash dividend payable May 10.
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EzFsssS e4s sesS5 SHl


fANhANbLE LINZ
WHEELING AND WELLsHERg
Daily except sunday
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Money.

NEW YORK. April 25-Money on
call steady. 2h to 3 per cent: ruling
rate. 81; closing bids, 2&: offered at
2A. Time loans easy; so days, 81
percent. and 90 days. 3A to 3h per
cent; six months. 3h to 3% per cent.
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MOuNpsVTLLE LINE
WHEELING and MOUNDSVILLn
Daily encspt sundag
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RIVER & WESTERN
RAILWAY.

Arrival ara Departure or trains a. nsn-
are
ArriVe-it 81 a M sac r~ a-EE-n n
Depsrt-e.s a. NJ t1o D ~. l1stSp.ia
sunday trains arrlva 81 $40 n. ara
denart ~ tto n ~
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NEW YORK, April 26.@Close:
Prime mercantile paper. AZ to ~
per cent. Sterling exchange steady,
with actual business in bankers bills
at 4.s4.4O for so day bills and at
4.s7.10 for demand. Commercial bills.
4.S3&. Mexican dollars. Ate. Govern
ment bonds steady. Railroad bonds
Irregular.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Money on call
oneued at 81. per cent: highest. 27s per cent;
lowest. 2ls per cent. closing 212 per cent;
ruling rate 27s per cent. Time money. al
though unchanged in rate, was frmer in
tone Rates: per cent for sixty days,
3lt31, per cent for ninety days, 3hn3h per
cent for four months. 3ian3@. per cent for
five months. 81, per cent for six months
Mercantile paper was issued with some
freedom Rates: ( per cent for sixty ana
ninety days indorsed bills receivable;
per cent for choice four months single
names; 4,diI2 per cent for choice hve ana
six months single names; "a per cent Tor
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Th foreign ex-
change market opened duh but strong win
a demand for remittance by the last
steamer which will arrive in time Tor the
next settlement The market continued
only moderately active but maintained y
strong tone Demand sterling leit OH
about 10 points higher than on the Close
ON Saturday. There was but little news
hearing directly upon the market tlnal
quotations were: Demand sterling, 4HiOH
1915: cables, iS76JdI.S70; 6O-day bllls'
tsi65d4 $40; short francs. 5.l7l2 less l-"2'
short reichsmarks. % 5-l6 plus l-32.
pankcrs' nogtpd rates follow:
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
DuIness, with Firm Money Rates
in London and Berlin.
fRy Cable 10 The Tribune J

London. June 1.-THE stock narNet W
day was fairly firm under iight No'u,'''
of trading American issues were s'eaus
with prices at about parity. Money WIS III
fairly good demand and will propapiy co,'
tinue strong until after the end oi ,no
month The indications are not taVorapie
to anv continuance Of the demahu 'o'
money as the market is now entering upon
the pefiod which is always the dullest III
the yefr. =. ..-
ConsIls closed unchanged at 20 DID 10,
money, and 7GK for the account "'a'''
Trunk was = higher at 29A
paris Iune 17-Bourse trading was duil
to-day interest being virtually confined 10
conrcr shares. There were signs OF ue-
rresy,on in some issues and the sentiment
uas not toward Improvement.
7bree per cent. rcntes closed cen,IineS
highnr 81 % francs, ~ centimes eX-'ntcl
exchange on London % francs % cen
times for checks OH mar cont
,,crIin lime 17.-Business was NeIH uu''
80, 20 Toerse and the market was feature
ins. Nancy continued in good de,lahu;,
EXCHANGE on London, 20 MARKS vt
pfennIgs for checks.
Money RI, per cent.
TG discount rate ~ per cent
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

With apparently every one interested II,
national politics and waiting for news iaot.I
Chicago as to the chances of the coloie,
getting the nomination, the market on .nG
Consolidated Stock Exchange maintaiin,ee'nd
a firm tone. Trading was fairly acIlNe
considering the state OF political unc en
tainty. 1t was the opinion OF many opera
tors that the technical position Oh t.s
activity developing there might be shdrp
advance. American Can did not get ap0 ,S's
81, against 34h. Considering the general,
narrow conditions governing Wall street
volume of business in odd lots, both IN
the standard stocks and in the speclalties.
Special strength in Missouri PACING IN .ne
early dealings was accompanied by lds
that roads territory. Detailed operations
follow.
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STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Trading Dull and Unusually
Small in Volume.

The stock market opened yesterday
with what seemed to be an exhibition Of
underlying strength. but with dulness
that was not encouraging to traders who
might be inclined to activity on either
side. The representative attendance
from commission houses was decidedly
small, and the majority Of the PROBES
sional element gave no indication Of in
terest Occasionally there was an at
tempted explanation Of the future &C
ton, but desultory symptoms left the
market in a position where II might have
suggested a raid or a sudden bull move
ment. Not even the announcement OF
dividends on Colorado Fuel preferred
provoked any animation, as during the
first half hours transactions there was
not single share of this stock traded in.
As the morning went along there was 4
slight increase in trading, but the VOL
ume was not sufficient to demonstrate
any positive market position. The only
subject which called for general discus
sion was politics, and standing out CON
spicuously I'm the interest exhibited by
groups Of traders was the subject of Mr..
Roosevelt's chances Of obtaining the
nomination. Then the weather. which
so suddenly turned warm. called for
some attention on its crop making pos
sibilities. There was occasionally ref
erence to Steel, and sentiment seemed
to be that its present position entitled
it to consideration as a splendid invest
ment possibility.
Around the noon hour comment was
frequent that the market presented a
sold out appearance, but 1t did not en-
thuse any Of the bullishly inclined trad
ers TO attempt any special advance in
prices. Daniel G. Reid, who has held
such an influence over price movements,
was a subject of rumor to the effect
that he is not going to sail, but will
probably be in this country for several
weeks. Aside from a great deal OF talk
the market presented slight interest. as
the volume Of trading was unusually
small.
From IL TO / o'clock the total number
Of shares dealt in reached only 9,l3o.
This goes on record as one OF the small
est hours tradings since 1900. The low
est period was March 10, 1904, when be-
tween the hours Of II and l o'clock only
Z. 500 shares changed hands. That day
as whole, was the lowest in the MIS-
tory of the Stock Exchange, and only
sc. 500 shares were recorded during the
five hours of trading. Yesterday from l
TO / 80 o'clock there was not one trans
action recorded in Steel, Reading or
Union Pacific. Toward the end of the
afternoon session prices gave evidence
Of hardening, with slight activity IN
movement. United States Steel led the
advance. Pittsburgh reports of labor
scarcity revived stories of great activity
in the Steel districts and probable earn
ings Of the Steel Corporation for the
present quarter. London trading was
light and stocks in London were Gull ana
inclined TO heaviness. Money In London
was firm. and the prospects are unfa-
yorable 10 any reduction soon, though
for stock purposes there is not expected
to he any great demand.
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NEW YORK CURB.

The days result OF trading on the curb
did not materially AFFECT the status OF
holdings among members and their clients
yesterday Business was light and the
range Of prices practically the same as
Saturdays closing. The sentiment was not
defined sufficiently 10 mark any decided
trend. but II anything the undertone was
firm In some OF the oil subsidiaries a
frmer tendency developed on "A light buy
ing movement United Cigar Stores moved
within range Of about a point. Anglo
American OIL was steady. British Ameri-
can Tobacco was slightly higher. The cop
per stocks in general were quiet and about
unchanged. Butte-Ne York continued the
active feature. on what was said Ia be
Western buying, advancing about Y point.
Greene-Cananea, after early steadness.
eased of small fraction Braden Copper
was I'm good demand. The silver stocks
were about unchanged. with fair inquiry
for Wettlsufer. Bonds were dun but
afa d.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Boston par;
Chicago, 2Oc premium; New Orleans. coti-
mercial par. bank 81 premium; st. Louis
2Oc premium bid, 3Oc premium asked; Min
neapolis. SOC premium; Charleston, buying
par selling, 1-10 per cent premium; san
francisco, sight &c, telegraph &c.
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. ex-
changes 3O2l1 OH: balances s2o2H. iOS: Bos-
ton. exchanges S22S74.5l1. balances N.5l5 40
Chicago, exchanges $40, 079,5B. balances 81
077,677: Philadelphia, exchanges Al'9So'fE'
balances $l,67S,S66.
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar sill
YER 6lLc; Mexican silver dollars, 4sc. Bar
silver I'm London closed at % 3-l6d
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexica ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2Oll2
SUB-TREASURY.-T Sub-Treasury was
debtor to the Clearing House for S52l' 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
U. s. TREASURY FINANCES.

Washington. June l7--At the beginning
Of business to-day the condition Of the
United States Treasury was:
Working balance IN Treasury Offices.
$64. 0i4 .jg1.
l4S.iSi.
The total balance in general fund was
S13OSI3.2Ss
Ordinary receipts Saturday were $685..
1858. with ordinary disbursements Of 81
969. 392.
The deficit to date this fiscal year Is
SlOOS,70O, as against surplus Of 81 ,5g2 =
622 at this time last year.
The above figures exclude Panama Canal
and public debt transactions.
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DELAY FOR SPANISH RAILWAY.

Regarding the report from Madrid that
negotiations between the Spanish govern
ment and the American group which stands
ready to finance the construction Of a rail-
way from the Spanish capital to the
French frontier have been suspended It
was said yesterday BY representative
Of the group that II might be some time
before further progress could be made.
Certain new laws, 1t was explained, must
be enacted by the Spanish Cortes before a
formal contract could be executed. and this
would occasion considerable delay. and It
was not impossible that difficulties might
arise which would result in the nesotia-
tons being finally abandoned.
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NOTICE
500 SHARES
BLIND BROOK REALTY 90.
Tn nE snID At AUCTION

Represented by Certificates Nos. - - ~
and - FOR 100 shares each. LIDS
by order of Henry Steers, who no" a..
the said Certificates as collateral Tor thcnsy
count of Mary Catlln and Curtis X Ian ~
as Executrix and Executor respectively, "A
the Estate OF William II. Catlin' D Dec Ssy
notice Is hereby given that on the wv, ths
Of June. 1912. at Ia o'clock \. NJ. a. IA
New York Real Estate Exchange, ~ s nu
Nesey street in the Borough of Mamma, ~
city OF New York. the said 500 shares , o.
stock OF the Plnd Brook Realty Coinpss'Ii,,'
awncd by .be Estate OF william II GatH,n
will ne sold at public auction by bryan
Kennedy. Auctioneer. .,e taror,