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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
SHERIFF'S SALE
=
IN THE FIRST JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT COURT OF THE STATE
OF. NEVADA, ORMSBY COUN-
TY. .
James T. Davis, Plaintiff,
VS..
Valley Land Company
ia Corporation) Defendant.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Fore
o1os,,ra If MOrt0aoe

WI ROA
, Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Fore
closure of Mortgage
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF
an order Of sale and decree OF
, foreclosure issued out Of the First
Judicial District Court OF the
State of Nevada, in and for the
County of Ormsby, on the 18th
day of July, 1912, in the above en-
titled action, wherein James I.
Davis, the above-named Plaintiff
obtained a judgment and decree
against the Valley Land Com
, pany, defendant, on the 18th day
| of May, 1912, which said decree
was on the said Goth day of May,
1912. entered and filed in the
| Clerk office Of said court. l am
| commanded to sell at public auc-
ton:
All the following described
real estate situate in Ormsby
County, Nevada, and as plated
! and as per map of Valley Park
Addition of Carson City, Nevada,
on file in the proper office IN
Ormsby County, Nevada:
Beginning at the center of sec.
No. II Township Is N. r. 90 f.,
M. d. B. & M. Then east on the
quarter section line 14.5O chains,
thence north 35 min. cast 1912
chains, thence west to the quar-
ter section line 1850 chains,
thence south on the quarter see
ton line to the place of beginning.
Also, all Of the following describ>
ed real estate: Beginning at the
center Of said section~1 II, thence
south on the quarter section line
1850 chains, thence east along
the fence 1870 chains. thence
north IS min. east 1888 chains to
the quarter section line, thence
west on the quarter section line
to the place of beginning, con
tanning 1888 acres of land, less
the following described parcel OF
Beginning at the south
west corner Of Jacob Reudy s
ranch on the prison road, and
extending due west so feet along
the line Of said road, thence due
north 900 feet, thence in a north
easterly direction 145 feet to the
line Of the Jacob Reudy
thence south along the
west line of said ranch 800 feet
10 the place of beginning.
Also. excepting the following
OTIS. pieces and parcels of land
situate in Ormsby County, Ne
7ada, as per map of Valley Park
Addition to Carson City, Nevada,
IN file in the proper Office of
)rmsby County, Nevada, which
aid lots, pieces and parcels OF
and have been released by the
Va1ley Land Company the de
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
Supporting FrOlich

THE Nevada Bugle, the new weekly paper of Reno. is sup.
porting Mr.. Froich of Washoe for Congress. From all appear
ances the Republicans are having plenty of inward troubles and
Congressman Roberts is out with a hot campaign.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07

, PENDANT herein, to purchasers fo1
value:
Lots, 40 Al, and AZ in Block |;
lots 10 and II in Block 2: lots 5
~, and Ii in Block 8; lots l. 2,
3, 4, and 5 in Block 4; lots 3 and
4 in Block 6; lots 10, II, 16 and
II in Block 7; lots 3 to Is both
inclusive, and lots 16 to 26 hoth
inclusive in Block 8; lots % to ~,
both inclusive in Block 9.
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, the twelfth day of
August, 1912, between the hours
of nine O'Clock a. m. and five
o'clock p. M, to wit-at the hour
OF two O'Clock p. m. of said day,
IN front of the County Building
in Carson City, Ormsby County,
Nevada, | will in obedience to
said order of sale and decree OF
foreclosure, sell all of the right
title and interest of the Judgment
debtor in and to the above de-
scribed property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to
Salty plaintiffs Judgment, sub
ject to redemption as provided by
law, with interest thereon and
costs, and attorneys fees, to The
highest bidder for cash, in goIa
coin Of the United States.
ED REGAIN,
Sheriff Of Ormsby County.
By j. G. ELLIS,
Deputy.
July 10, 1912
Try that famous .Fredericks-
burg Beer. You can get it at the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07

For a fine refreshing drink these
warm days, ask for Virginia
Steam Beer at the Nevada Saloon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07
FRESH CREAM

Fresh cream for sale daily. Deliv-
cred in quantities to suit. Leave or
ders at Appeal Office, or phone 53l.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-08-07

Try that famous FredericEs-
burg Beer. You can get it at the
Sacramento Saloon.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21

50 .; 20. lal lb, SO; 8. ila lb, $50; Z. ia
s2 s;"n 49, h. So Is: $. I25 b. IS 75 81 Ib 50
3. W. Otis & CO.: 81 veais. 13s ID. 80 10; ~
Andrew Mullen: veal. 10 lb. SO: s. i1a
H. H. Hollis: % veals. I?e lb. IS rs; 20 Of
various weights. $5d 80 rs.
1o5 h. 50 50; 40. lsi Ib. 80 S7ls a. 112 ID, IS;
Tobin & shannon: 122 veals 100 ID. so 5oi
calves. S- iSS iSs H. T.. 81: :. 2SS ID. s..
Kerns Commission Company: 81 veals, rs
ID, 50 80; fed calf 160 lb. IS 30.
SHEEP AND LANIBs-Receipts. rs cars. or
643s head; 10 cars on sale. sheep almost
nominal, good lambs steady TO hrm; common
slow. No choice lambs offered. A few bucks
sold at 81 % per 100 ID: common 70 fairly good
lambs, SO 500 IS; culs. S. 50qS5 20; yearings,
SO 2J Dressed mutton steady az s'2 nlOtgn
per III: dressed lambs, II l3c; hog dressed
lambs, 14c; country dressed hothouse lambs
easier at s4aS7 per carcass. - .,,
Sales-Kerng Commission Con npans pan 100 ~
Ohio lambs, I2 ID average s. 90 per 100 10;
2S5 BuRelo. "a h. 81 l2is; 262, go 10, SO 90
90! Western culs: 57 h. s. lo2' % TO-
Tobin e shannon: li4 Western lambs Il 10.
ss; 2a4; 81 H.; 81 so: So state 7e lo' 81 80: o
! Af shamberg q Son: l7s Michigan lambs. IS
To- 81 -. II culls, 40 b. 50 20: IL yearlings' 10
Newton & CO.: 254 Ohio lambs 81 ID. 81 50.
Mcpherson g. Co. 100 state lambs 40 lb. s..
3. W Otis Co: 10 state LAMBS 'o To-
HoGs-Receipts. 30 cars, or 5,T01 head:
car on sale. Market strong Good medium 70
heavy weights sold az 81 40ds 81 20 per 100 10;
light pigs SO 20. Country dressed hogs, olg p
&c for heavy TO light weights. -
Sales G. curtis 4. son IA state hogs. 1ss
10 average 81 20 per 100 10: 50, l3l 10, 81 80:
q $50 H. 81 so; s, l6T 10, s. 40; 6 pigs, lis u.
SO 90; roughs. SO4 ID, 30: poais' 80
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
TO DISCUSS RAIL DEFECTS
Roads and Manufacturers Each
Blame Other.

Preliminary 10 the joint meeting today
Of the committees representing the rail-
roads and steel manufacturers. appointed
several weeks ago 10 consider the subject
Of improving the quality of steel rails, ;he
executive committee Of the American Rail
vay Association. which has charge Of the
matter for the railroad men. held r meet
ifis here Yesterday to discuss the situation
snd Try to decide Just what kind Of a rail
would best meet the needs Of modern uIf-
nc conditions
No DEFINITE conclusions on the subject
we're reached. II was said. however, hat
the railroad men would bc prepared with
facts and figures 10 show the rail men at
te-day's conference that the defects in the
steel rails that have caused so many ac-
cidents in the last few months, the last
being the wreck Of the Twentieth Century
Limited week ago, were due TO the
method o- manufacture and bad mill work
more than anything else.
The rail manufacturers have Contended
that the fault lies with the railroads, which
demand a high rail in carbon. so as to in
sure great wearing qualities. According
10 lhe rail men, this kind of rail is so hard
udl II Is Hdble 10 DItdh uhdtl euduS!l
shock, and they believe that q softer rail,
while it would not last as long, would be
safer They say also that the railroads, al
though they now demand much higher
grade, are unwilling TO pay more than SIS
a ton. the price formerly paid for much
lower grade
With regard 10 this latter statement a
representative Of the railroads said ycS-
terday that the rail manufacturers were
giving the public wrong impression. The
2s-a-ton price, he said applied only to
Bessemer rails, the amount Of which now
used by the various roads was small. The
bulk of the rails used by the railroads at
present he added. were open hearth. for
which the railroads were paying $50, and,
IN some cases, 50 a ton. and even more,
Tor rails made 10 special specifications.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

- prices 1850 on the Consolidated ~.
chang" the market hroadened out all
through the list Commission houses
handled some large orders. one TO buy
.e6D shares uf Reading was executed In the
Afternoon I'm ono lot p l5N.. Reports that
the British coal strike was ending, with
many q the men ordered back 10 work
following the introduction In Parliament Of
the minimum wage scale bill. helped 10
stimulate the upward movement The ad-
vance lu Union Pacific was late after
noon feature about POO shares of that
stock changing hands as high as l7cis,
compared with New York Stock Exchange
high quotation OF 10. AmalGamated Cop
por's advance attracted attention carly IN
the day. II was accompanied by reports
that the dividend on the stock Will probably
be raised TO per cent because OF the i'm
provemcnt In the trade position OF the
metal There was increased activity In
AtchisOn and much attention was paid 70
trading In the lntarborOugh shares, Rock
Island common, Southern Railway CON-
mon, Northern Pacific, New York Central
and Fri" common. Lending rates for the
half-weeGly carry over indicated an in
crease I'm the outstanding long interest.
Detailed operations follow
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
Yester
PR0yIsIONs--Firmer with buying by lead


ing packers, and Influenced by frmuess In
and the consuming demand continues quiet.
PORK-Firm: mess. SlSaslS 80: family, 500
Sig 30; short clear S17 - n SIS BEEF--Mess,
SI3a$lS so; family, $50 $l5 30; packet, Sl3 30
n sl4: extra India mess $2I 80 a S2J. BEEF
HAMS-Steady at S27n 500. DRESSED HOGS
-Firrer: bacons, % M0Ic; pigs, iOc CUT
MEATS-Pickled bellies. 10. Gls q iOc. picked
hams. llLc TALLOW-Steady; special,
GLc. city, &c. country "a n6tc. LARD
strong. middle West, 950a o. G0c; city, 0Is a
gL -. refined South America, lOjOc, Conti-
uent q gOc; Brazil. kegs. l1.50c: compound,
81. 6Ti.c sTEARINE--Firmer; oleo. oh "
gtsc: city lard. 1Oia a lOig C.
-COPPER-Standard hrm; spot
and up to and Including July. 1879 q
I4G2bc. London easy. spot t65 las 80
futures 600 lis Sd. Arrivals, 1000 tons. eA-
ports. i432O tons so far this month, Lake
IIg mI4Ac. TfN-Easy. spot q =. .lQc
March, n s5G4i.97isc; April, ~ o5G II, Zoe;
Nav. Al 20s 4i SOC June. 10000 VI Ooc: July,
10 80 a 40 GOc Local sales. tons May az
Al 3Oc: 10 June AZ Ale; 30 Apru al u O5c 20
A. ~ roc and 20 az 4t75c, y August at ~ !5c.
/ Tondon oulet. spot fiS9 lbs; futures. tlSI.
LEAD-Firm at 42Tis a 4 soc New YORK ana
i9i n 4 oOc Fast 81 Louis London. fl6 5s.
at g - y ic Now York and
Ca7iac hid East s. Louis London, f26. AN
TTN6NY-Ouiet; Cooksou's, 62 lac. IRON
6,lcvcIsnd warrants, Sis 6d IN London. Locally
stcady. No I foundry Northern, No southern
and soft i5aslj so, No : foundry Northern
Sl4 500 Sli. ,. ,..,,,.. 49,, s-,,,o-
closing at a net advance OF N" points. Local
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago March 2o-CATTLE-Receipts, IL.
COO market steady to ioc higher: stockeE: ,s, and
l. seSfTs @ lHas PssHe steer 81 5o$5 S. Western steers
$3.50 S.: atockers and feeders, s. 3aso 90
COWS and heeT 81 4ogsS 5S s9dgs SaIyss ana = sS 3
8Oc above last night light g 99qsI SO: m,zeo ~ %
81 1Oas7 47is; heavy 81 lQas7 A, rough; - ~ ~
s. AZ sHifESEP%Receipts, 25 coo: sheep strong
to ioc higher; lambs steady 70 lSc &c lower ma-
s. 506S6 IS: lambs. native S. s0aS7 75; West
er4. Z sSsss 80 So Stv March o-CATTLE-Receipts.
? 900 Including 800 Southerns; 1On19c hlghcr.
G"gsed besf and export steers 81 25d s. 25; fair
to good, So 25as7 25 western 50 e5giSs2,' e5gI 2:
S oSsst S5Ss7 2s nq southern COWS s. 2qsS So gatye
50 23as6 80 heiferz. Soas1,s aMs1,(soReceipts of s.
6So 10S1ss higher: bulk OF sales, s7eSIo 2o;
sf?S:' ~ i ii5Sts 7S9 So 5gs7 is pig. s5gsI -
e. s0I vesriings. IS 25Ss6 S5 wethers. 81 Isd2S;
ewes SASS so: stockers and feeders: t s89st 81
esS stesdv steers 81 5oGs7 IS: heiters s3 Ser
S6 25; cows 81 75Gs5 20, calves dun az SctsssSss
HoGs-Recepts, is42 "a set.,e .,sg. Ss soasS TS
common sows. s4 5OaS6 e5; pigs and lights. - ~ ~
6ST25 sHEEP-Recepts, 6l2; strong AZ -
asa. lambs strong st 81 5oaS' 20 spring 'ai''"''
>iPasi1 East B2nalo. March 2ocATTLELFeee,p pt,: ,sc
aCyi,.s 20 and &c higher At S5Gs10 HoGs-ke. .
eeipts 1900 active and l5Q25c higher q 5os; s;a ao,
and mixed 81 s5dS7 9o YoT.ers 81: ~ zoeS sSase:
pss;; p;;. a. 5Gds7 81 SHEEP AND LANES -
paceints oO0 active and t5q35c higher. lan,es ,s
s5dsS IS: yearngs SO 50aS7 80; wsths5ss; sot ;s
So y. ewes. s. e0GS5 50: sheep nlAeo' % ''N W.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
. ,o,,s N,arcb 2a-CATTLE-Receip'
, SIe fSi,II active a. steady prices; steer =
sf20ass 40, heifers S4QsI 70 cows, r,o6$22 st
Sc ~: Southern steers, 81 30 qsG -, H.TnnI,-.
n,i.sr adi.e, si5a25c higher: choice medium ~
Resry kResy9 weights. 81 25a So bulk o. ssies'
2. - p % On 81 40 S67S6 IS. best pigs, 80 Dot
ss 25- fair little pigs S5as5 S. sHEEPLR..:
ceipts. ESQ market SLOW an9 .Ir,,Tgs pT,TIs ss9
az S. mutton sheep, 81 oJasf 10; common
snenn s2257s4.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21

spot quiet with prices points higher al
10 Csc for middliug upland; sales. zoo bales
Liverpool cahlcs-Spot. fair business doing
sails 5000 bales; speculation and export
900, American. 1000; imports, 5000; Amer
lean 600: mlddllng upland, O I'D. Futures
opened arm at ga points advance. closed quiet
but steady 2LH3n points higher March
and March April S7igd5 April-May and May
June 5sdigd. June-July. $50 I'D; July-Au-
gust. 5.S4zd; August September, 5.Sld; Sep
t,nbcr- October J.77d October November
5T4d: November u ecember. 6T2d; December
January. . II I'D; January February, J.Il lad;
February March, 5.I2i.d
COFTEE-Easier cables and liquidation re-
suited in an early decline OF to points but
the tone was steady and the market hardened
until near the close, when there was active
Sc ling and final prices were barely steady at
ono point advance TO points decline Europe
was a good buyer here and prices at one time
vrr. about 10 points above the opening level.
Hag-, closed at a decline Of "a to y franc,
Hamburg was = 20 = pfcnnlg lower, Rio ana
Santos were unchanged, and cost and freight
ofers were unchanged to slightly higher. Spot
nrrn ~ l4tsc for Rio No. :. Local contract
prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. March 20. 1912.

New York. March 90. 1912.
BEEyES-Receipts. l64 cars, or 2,9I4 head: :
20 cars on sale. steers and bulls steady but
steers rather slow. medium and thin cows hrm
10 a shade higher good and choice fat COWS
UNCHANGED Medium to prime steers sold at
So 70GS7 75 per 100 In; bulls. siG$5 rs; cows,
So jOa IS 80; few tallends at lower hgures.
General bottom price for bologna cows, 81 60.
Dressed beef rather slow at ga II '3c for native
sides Exports. so cattle in the Mesaba TO
London and 80 In the Bermudian 10 Bermuda.
SaIes-S Sanders II Virginia steers, 1887
IS 1924 III. SO 20; 20 Pennsylyania, 1874 ib,
81 CO. 20 1loo 81 30 L. T. ll0s ., 10 20 - 10 is3
ib, 80: 3. 1916 Ii. s.; 1. ll75 10. s. so; l
COW ii76 H. SIS so; /. 1000 10. 81 50; :. 900 II;
81 u; /, 100 10, 81 TO- 2, 070 ID, 81 90: s43
h, s. so; /. $50 h. So 'o' D. S5l l0' s. 80; =
SeWton & Co: 20 virginia steers 1l2O lb,
81 10: PENNSYLVANIA, 1865 ID. 81; II COWS. SIS
TO- McpSerson 81 he IS s S Co IS IS Ohio steers 12!s T.
81 80. H. 1850 10, 81 80: u: 1857 10. 81 80; 49,
ill2 Il 70 III s. Sn TO- 1900 S2S H. 8 s Is 900 S S s.
s. $50 g: g B. s3 s3a b. s. So 900 T. !9c
: io21 ID. 81 -; G, 1000 III, 81 so; 3. 955 l6
81 40; 10. $50 10, 81 %, 900 ID. 81; 8. 30 ~
50 10 5 97o D. 81 60; is sS9 .,a 10; 80 90 lS
To- 81 65: 6, 60l 10. So so
j shanberg 6 son: 20 Virginia sheep. 1887
In 81 80. Is Ohio. l12O lb. 81 81
~ room & shannon. bulls 1925 ID. s5 10; /,
1880 ID. S. .. 92o 10. 81 30; l. go H. 81
III So 50, cows. lOl- 10, ~ 20 ,
. SIS TO- 81 Is: I. 80 ID. So 65 $. sIt H. s3 -
2 Sos 10, So. 10 40 10; g 50; 6' 'lS TO- 81 80;
g. 73i N. So IS. l.. 73o III. 81 90. ,,,-.,e..
S Judd & Co; bulls. $50 To- - o'' 10 cows
''R Serns err commission Company. ! bull, i15o
IN 81 "a. 1. $50 10, 81; cows $40 each.
,7oo H. s.. Z 1883 lb. 81 90 5. loss ID. 81 50.
: 1910 To- 81 So Il. lois ID, 81 10 ]: t3O 10,
"a 50, 1 COW. 1850 lb S4 -. !, ll9O 10. - -;
II 1Oi5 TO- 81 30: l. 20 h. - Is, {. 92S 10. -
q 1000 lb So rs. 4. 983 Ii. 81 so -, eo7 10.
az 40. ! ss4 10. 81 80: a. 72o III, So Is 10, s2I
IN. 81 IS. s. GSt h. 81 50 ,ooo -,
Jellifte. Wright. 8 co bulls; 1929 10.
iinsS a45 Ib So 10: cows. s25 lb, s8 s. ISL
lb, 81 30. /. $50 h. 81 ,o,o ., .ez
Andrew Mullen: bulls 1910 II. 80 l.
740 H. 81 %: l. $50 10, 81 2 cows $40 10;
81 40. 5. i5l IL. So 30. l, $40 To- ~ TO- D oVe
To- 3 ~ Hollis. bull. e2o III. 81 70; COW,
900 10, 81 IS, /, s2O 10. So so; e s55 h. 81 So
T. soS ". = Gus : CO.. bull. 'l7O 'O. s'75' 3
eoTs oEssIXTstReceipts 10 i.o54 head $40 on sale.
WIN iiyht offerings prices were steady 10 a
,,jea arm. pens cleared early. Common 10
nrime veals sold at s6ds9 - per 100 ls' few
sgeisnted $40: culIs IS a SIS so. barnyard calves,
SeMS4 CIV dressed veais steady ~ i2u lOc;
connfr,, dressed quiet OF ga l2c.
SniassI q Curtis 4. Son yeals. 13I 10
a,,srsre $40 per 100 ID; 100, iil To-, 50 I5; ~.
40 M, so SO: II. 12S lh, So %; IS, III 10. 50;
tss ID. IS so: /. 120 ID. IS; :. l2i ID. 81 3,
las H. So so: culls, 12o 10. -; oarnyard
" r. Hume; IS veals. $50 10. SO. :. lfs To-
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
r0TTONsEED OIL More active and hrmer.
closing at a net advance OF 2n1 points. Local


,tnrassPs AND syRIPS-Stesdv but quiet.
NAVAL STORES for spirits turpen-
tim, With tulI rfices. Rosin steady but A shade
Lover Tar steady end unchanged
nJr s--Tinsesd oil frm and while there was
M change in city or Calcutta, out-of town oil
va ouoIed at an advance OF lc a r'llon Re
fined petroleum unchanged
RICE--Steady 10 nrm.
srGAR-Renned steady but auist tine gran
,,t'e5 : ~ n , G0c net less = per cent for cash
I.idc nric. by Federal Raw steady with
s"iss Of 30 600 bags Cubas March shipment, at
80 basis p6 test. cost and freight. equal 20
4 fsc duty maid spot prices were i.4ec for 90
80 centrifugal 39Sc for - test muscovado
and ? nc Tor Sg test mplasses sugar; In Lon
Son heet sugar was steady and unchahged 10
s. htoher. March. LIS IL a q; April. los. May
t.s lid According to Wilett a Gray the
,n,,,'meut OF sugar at the four United states
,tar,. I,r the week, figures ~ tons " as as fol
iows, Receipts, 66,6T5. against 4s.ii9 the
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET, Money on cal
oDenod at - per cent, highest, -.2 per
cent; lowest. -. per cent, closing - per
cent: ruling rate, 2as per cent Time money
was offered with moderate freedom, meet l.
ing with a somewhat improved demand.
Ratcs. 3aSI. per cent for sixty days. "l4Hi'z
per cent for ninety days S,;55'' PEI cgnl Gef
.ncr, Tor over In, wear. Mercantile paper
was more firmly held in rate. There was
a fair supply ana moderate demand. ni,inti.
Ratcs' 4q4ia per cent for sixty and rinctS
davs' endorsements: 4Uii2 per cent Tor
choice four and six months single names
3 per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.--The foreign
exchange market opened GuIl ana Sildua
eaeicr This was partly due to a moderate
softening in foreign discount rates ana the
fact that immediate operations are lot
glow steamers. The market closed qulet
and a shade easier Final quotations WcLe
Demand sterling, 4s73j; cables, 4S.'ogLs'o'
sixty-day bills, 4.Al5ai;et-y, snort france
Z ~ less 3-32: short reichsmarks, soiI.
r,pctad rates follow.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21

C,hicapo tc premium. New Orleans. COM
rnnrcisi 25c discount. bank 81 premiumi ST.
Louis. 25c premium bid, 5oc premium asked i,,,i =
Minneapolis. 2Cc premium; Charleston pIy S q,
ing mar selling l-l0 per cent premium san
TTancisco. sight 2izC telegraph 5c.
RANK CLEARINGS.-New York, eN-
changes Scg9, ,Ol0 931. balances SlS,1s5,b9: Bos-
,on 9eTcSanscs $2g,728,5i7, balances 1888,
i5s. baltimore. exchanges a'NlOs. @ @haI-
ancos SiSS. S72: Chicago, exchanges, s1Vl"-,-
go balances $5,9O2.276.
SILVER MARKET. Commercial bar sll-
,,o- 5S1Lc: Mexican silver dollars, 4ic. Bar
siI,cr in london closed at % l5-lod.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-McEi OK
change on New York is quoted al zVl'2'
sUB-TREASURN. Inc sud- sud- ftas 5,3
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS OPEN FROM 8 A. M TO MIDNIGHT
To all Holders of
Convertible -Four Per Cent. (i1D
Redeemable Gold Bonds of

III. Western Union AeHgraph company
-. ,s hereby given to all holders OF the
N,,nIa four per cent (4f,) redeemable
eon' t.n6s NJ The Western Union Telegraph
tou issued under and pursuant to and
'oinpo5 10 the trust agreement made by said
IeeuIT Te.s,s-n Union Telegraph Company with
lne ,1a1lior Green Trust Company as Trustee.
ue >oveu,hsr 26th, 1906, that The Western
oat. ol|.- Ts1srraph Company by action duly had
."'. .. hosr5 of directors. has declared its IN
-, IN and will pay of, cancel and redeem
ole amount % the bonds Issued under
tus .a,prad hy said trust agreement pursuant
49, -. lover and authority so 20 do contained
i" - - that the date hxed for said payment
W - rsrceUatiol and redemption is May hTst
~. - 1912 upon OF prior TO which date me
U,.sfern Union Telegraph COMPANY VIII ~
,sit vvl.b The Equitable Trust Company q
I"v work New York City. successor Irus-
zee m the Bowling Green Trust COMPANY,
n.1,e5 as trustee in said trust agreement
,nrn slf csnt 70 pay the principal OF az OF eaIu
bonds 1--WE per cent. (5rO premium theIeOu, e
"a the interest accrued thereon 70 May hrst
usp 1912. that said Equitable Trust Com
trer cs presented, VIII pay the pr.hclpai y.
80 bonSs fve per cent. t5NcN premium
,tsreon ard the accrued interest 10 sald oale
80 ,be holders Of sai5 bonds respectively.
That said bonds viii cease 20 pear lhterSSSo
,,,sr Msy first t1sc). 1912, and that u Is the
,,tsntion II -he Western Union Ielegrapn
c,r1panv upcr making such deposit ana ntter
.,i5 data 10 have said trust agreement dated
Soven1bc- 26,h. 1905. cancelled and discharged
BY said Trustee
TIE Western Union Telegraph Company.
ty Theo. n. Vail
veu- y--t January =, 1912.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following bankruptcy petitions were
nieo Yesterday in the United states District
Court.
n, NaARLES G.. COPELAND and FRANK
~ a.. BENNETT. who compose tho firm OF
nsrles {. Copeland & Co, cotton goods
s,nniasslon merchants. at No. 90 worm
ssl s..ssl Involuntary. Liabilities not gwen
oddtaiE CONSOLIDATED PROVISION
,ia.mfANf. dealers in sausage casings'
i.tn I'm ofllcss At Nos. 81 and - William street
tihstollnlary. Il Liabilities $500 and assets
,,rCsTAN KOTZENBERG, provision deal
r., al NO. 1919 Teller avenue. The Bronx.
'muntsry. Liabilities ;552. and assets SIS
n, q ,AahENcE +. FORD doing business as
o., Ford g. Co. manufactures of surgi
si., ~. nstrpments. at No 425 Fifth avenue.
VII factory at No. las West 9th street.
s,4X1naf3s 4, Liabilities Sls5si. and assets
gSS,SypAH DRUCKER and DAVID DAVID
ressl VINO compose the firm of Drucker a
~ nsor, ladies tailors. AZ No IS West
ana sueei Involuntary Liabilities HW.
'en assets 1900.
y025ILO. otherwise known as SOLON KALI
Tb.N' faiesmsn. Of No. PSI Brook avenue,
"a hfonH, Voluntary. Liabilities 500.
'"' no assets