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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29
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Se0o t0
The county commissioner OF Pembins
county. North Dakota, will offer for sale
ct the court house. IN the city Of Cava,
lier, North Drkota, 1t II o'clock q. M,
on the End day Of April 1919, the countyt
equity in tho following property. Lots
.6 7.8 0.lO-ll. IL l3-l4-l5 and 18, block 42
Pembina city by virtue. of non. payment
of taxes for several years.
Offers submitted IN sealed envelopes
will be accepted until date Of sale. En-.
velopes to be marked soffer for Pembins
lots" Undersigned will be glad to fur.
nish form Of proposal and answer alI
questions. Wn. w. TEISON,
County Auditor.
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29
P. o. Cavalier, N. Oak.
J. To Mothers-AnA Okhers.

- WVSuSTo- Nm0 Vkuet8e
You can use Bucklep's Arnica S.lve
to cure children Of eczema, rashes, tet-
ter, chatting, scaly and crnsted humors
as we'll Is their accidental injuries,-
outs, burns. bruises, etc.. with perfect
ssfesy. Nothing else heals 90 quickly.
For boils ulcsrs, old, running or lover
sores or piles it has no equal. 26cts q
The City Pharamacy.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-03-29

Esrly Ohls Seed Potatses.
About 500 bushels OF good early Ohio
potatoes for sale. CHAS. KERN, '-t
r., Pembina, N. D. 81
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Official Directory

4 : -. -,
y Senators A &senna $se..,,,.,
} tatixes ST BHeieeson
Governor.John Burke
Lieutenant Governor-U L Rurdtck
Secretary of State-P D Norton
State State Auditor9D SiHa SBIsd RBriahtbiii dn
{ Attorney General-AndrewM Miller
pa,,road Com. AP n Anderson
missioners VII y 4 aaan st7,fsr,an
Supt of Pub Inst-E I fSavlor
Com Of Insurance-W G Taylor
Com Ayr d LabOr--W G. Gflbreath
,uarsr Of Supreme < I F|ssx sss's'a. F$|ssxun
4. {. Court jEES IS SSss Sstss
Judge 7th Jud. Dist-WJ ] Kneeshaw
STATE SENATORS
1.t Dist-Judson LaMoure. Pembina
p, -. REPRESENTATIVES,
Ut District 1eoseGa%ssas oGonsea u sP5eytoR yeseoR
/. Ind District-H GeiRer Hamilton
COUNTY OFFICIALS
States Attorney--Wm McNurchie
Clerk of Court D. Winiaw
ehert6-I ] Foster
Auditor-Wm. w. Felson
kesister Of beedso.Geo psSe Roadhou.e
! County Judge-H g Wick
J 9upt Of 6chdols-Isabella A Burley
Gor9nerEDr, EN- R,urr1ws
c,,,.w Ia Z ( eoS'sfax; o'sfsxc;a5! 5oSl!s.tSS SstS.r
Com',s 3rd-N Matheson. Crystal !.
4th-Fos Eorin. Neche
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We have l.O0O bushels Of Yellow Rus.
siaa seed oats for sale at 800 per busfsl.
TRUDEL BROS,
Pembina, N. D.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-07
x TWO OF THE WORLDS WONDERS, AS SEEN BY At
= LITTLE URCHIN OF THE STREET

liz was d CIIlIu VI ABOUT o, his
small, ill-nourished body seeming
younger. But his pale face had !,
the aged look of man. His
clothes were worn and ragged
and his boots were filled with
holes. His brown eyes were
wistfully fixed upon the big gray
stone house as though some q
further interest might issue. ~
After a while a woman came :
from the lower door. Her plain 8
black dress bespoke the costume
of a lady's maid. She looked up
the street and down, and, at the :
next corner, spying a cab, she
beckoned, and then gave an i'm :
patient exclamation at her inef-
fectual effort to attract the
drivers attention.
"1'H get him for you,' the boy
called out, and ran toward the
hanson. When the Ncabman r
whirled about, the youngster re- :
turned to his former position
near the gate.
The serving woman, with
scarcely a look of thanks at the e
boy, gave the driver directions
and then returned to the house.
A few moments later she came
out, her arms filled with flowers.
She was followed by a maid and
footman, each bearing huge floral
burdens, which were slowed
away in the cab at the feet of the
lady's maid.
"Where to-" asked the cabby.
''The city hospital first" re-
piled the maid. well go to
bellevue 1atern
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-07

LII LIE OROf11N
IL + = 4 - 4 x
Gayly the happy bride ran
down the stone steps of her
fathers house. AS she reached
the open carriage door she turn
ed and tossed her boquet of roses
straight into the extended arms
of her maid of honor.
The old superstition is that
whoever catches the bunch of
flowers that the bride has car
ried to the nuptial altar will be
the next bride. 1t was natural
that the young wife desired the
same great happiness for her
dearest friend. The weli-directed
aim was greeted with a derisive
cry by the other bridesmaids.
"You cheated! You cheatedp
ct was not fairP
"You didn't give US a chancep
The carriage sped down the
street. Then the bridal guests
returned to the house to take
their formal leave.
When the last one had depart
ed those humble people who had
aided in making the marriage
feast a success began their work
of clearing away. A group of
men removed the canvas covering
which had protected the arriving
and departing guests from the
vulgar, inquisitive gaze. The
long red carpet was. carefully
rolled. An under groom swept
away the rice.
The lettering crowd that a
wedding always attracts wander
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12

what easier. with prices unchanged Rosin
steady and unchanged. Tar about steady.
OILS-Linseed oil unchanged. Refined petro-
leum steady at recent prices.
RICE-Steady but quiet and unchanged
Dan Talmages Sons Co. telegraphs Louisiana
crop movement at New Orleans TO date as fol-
lows: Receipts. rough. 1.122 400 sacks, against
l,2l4,IOS last year sales, cleaned, 1,14O,OZU
pockets compared with 1.15e.000 year ago.
SUGAR-The Federal late in the day. took
orders on basis OF 5.05o net less per cent
cash for fine granulated. and other refiners al
at 5.2Oc. Raw was steady to firm, with sales
OF 10000 bags cuba centrifugal in port at
3.92c, basis 90 test. Spot prices were: Cen
trifugal, 90 test. = 02c; muscovado, SO test,
3.f2c, and molasses sugar, 50 test, 3 lie. In
London beet sugar was quiet but q l2hd
I0hd. Stock IN the United Kingdom is 14s.OOO
tons. against $50 900 week ago. Heavy
rains are reported in Cuba. The movement or
the crop thus far is $4,000 to 10000 tons
moro than same time last year. This, II kept
up, would give a crop OF /, $50. 900 tons against
an actual outturn last season OF 14s3,00O
tons. Cables to Willett & Gray report the
movement at Cuban ports for the week, in
tons, as follows: Receipts six ports. 5000.
against 2s. 900 last week and 5000 year ago,
with receipts all ports $4,000 compared with
10000 and $4,000; exports. six ports. 10000.
i55, 600. compared with 100000 and 242,O
BIDES-Firm, with comparatively light OF
feriDgs. Full prices noted. ArriVals MOD
crate.
LEATHER-sols firmly held. offerings not
large, with steady and quite good demand.
Union leather fairly active and steady.
DRUGS-Steady to firm, with full prices
named for leading articles. Essential OILS
firm, with q good seasonsble demand. Roots
steady, with good jobbinG demand.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
THE CROP MARKETS
Wheat, Corn and Oats All Lower
Coffee Gains a Little.

Trading in wheat was subject to conflict.
ing influences yesterday a weak technical
position offsetting bullish government re-
port. The public took no interest in either
phase and professional traders found little
or no demand when they attempted to dis
pose OF their stock. The weakness here
was equslled by that in the Southwestern
markets at the close. and selling pressure
here wiped out an early advance of 11sq2c
and left the market when trading stopped
net unchanged to &c lower Corn man
aged to show a steady front until near
the end OF the day, when a sharp sag
carried prices s1hc below Mondays finish
Oats were weak all day on the govern
ment report, and q sharp break at the
close left the market s4alhc net lower.
Holders had the best of the trading In
coffee. although much Of the business was
switching options American roasters were
credited with having accumulated line
Of desirable low grade coffee in Brazil
and charteie ed freight room to bring 1t to
this port Foreign markets were all steady
and unchanged or higher. and the local
market. after climbing slowly most of the
day. had a little reaction near the close,
with last prices to points net higher.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12

New York, June II, 1917
GRaIN--WHEAT-W under the influence e
o, a brllsh government report on the one
hand and weak technlcai position on thS
Other. Prices early advanced l y pc oushel
with covering hy nervous shorts ana moderate
commission house buying on the bureau hs
ures The public showed little interest now
ever and trading most OF the day was SUI :
prlslneiv small Selling pressure Increased IN
The afternoon and In the last half hour prices
broke rapidly. closing weak az net uncnangea
10 sc net lower. Liverpool was nrn, pu'
Continental markets were rather heavy OWING
20 favorable news regarding the foreign situs-
tion including the official German repoIt.
which made the condition of winter wheat ~
against so per cent last year Export safes
I loads at outports. No red wheat more.
,llgi, c . domestic basis, 20 arrive ana
EXPORT 81 lOH b sfoat, 10 arrive. 30 i
Northern Duluth. 81 25i4 o anoat CORN
STEADY most Of tho day. but near the close
.agged In sympathy with wheat and nnal hs,
urcs were a q i,c net lower. Export corn
hero sot.c % ahoat OArs-The govern
,nsnt report On oats was considered hignly
,atisfsctory and prices sagged, breaking
sGsrpiy az the close. with Hnal hgures = u
tic not lower Cash oats barely STEADY
standard whiie. 8ic in elevator. No 2, 81 hc
No T. 10 = a Gle. No 4 8oG8oiIci naturai ara
wbl,c clipped. eois T8,hc on track RYE
Nominal BARLEY-Quiet' mating ~ 100
II ~ Bunalo
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
NORTHERN BANK PROSPECTS
Expenses of Liquidation Report
ed Kept at Low Figure.

George b. Williams. Special Deputy su-
tsfihtenJ-nt Of Banks. who was assisting
zoe Superintendent In the Northern Bank
nquidatiOn, retired on June on his election
- cashier Of the Chelsea Exchange Bank,
q THIS city Charles A. Horne, state
eshk examiner. was appointed TO succeed
nm and has just reported to Superintend-
sht Van Tuyl that the books Of the North
srn Bank now In his possession, show that
NE cost 10 June / Of the work OF liquida-
s'ii has been only 26S per cent OF the tot"i
smount disbuTsed TO creditors.
The bank has already paid dividends oI
per cent. amounting to p,Ze5,SS2. The
aggregate deposits Of the Northern Bank
y the date OF closing. on December 2"
'ns' We're S.29l,5l2. According to Superh-
sndent Van Tuyl, II IT were possible to re-
eoFer for the depositors and creditors the
,o9os Of tho bank which were misappilcd
" ns former chairman. Joseph u. RoD'h'
Would be possible to pay all depositoFs
the Northern Bank in full. At the pres
.ht ume there appears to be little prospect
securing such reimbursement from
Aoon, Nevertheless. additional dividenus
WI be paid as rapidly as the further
hgiidation Of the slower assets or Inc
ssDk. the involved litigation pendiDs ""u
We unsatisfactory condition Of the real 's-
~e market will permit.
ihS average costs of liquidation uhder
Hs State Superintendent OF Banks -
saic, arc kept to the minimum hgurs' "'7
psreeniage ratio OF the cost OF coiiecli"i',
"a' IL. the proportion OF the total cost -
ssuidation 10 the amount disburssd 10 creo-
e. ee9r. in seven Institutions being but Zs' per
vent. - -.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
Citizens Trust Company Now Has a
Capital of S1,000,00O.

Tho broadway Bank Of Brooklyn and the
c,,,,ons' Trust Company also OF that bor'
onsh- were merged yesterday, and in the
S.,.,,re the institution will be known as the
l.,uro,s, Trust Company Of Brooklyn. The
rew company will have capital Of $1,000
ooo and q surplus OF sS5o'oo
The board OF directors of the new insti.
..,,,nn wiII include all Of the directors OF
The two old companies. Nathan c. Janos
wu, he the president of the merger. The
price paid for the control OF the stock OF
,no bank was siA share Remaining
stockholders have the right to sell stock at
,hat price or exchange each snare ana -
cash for three shares OF the new company.
,rho proadway Bank has paid i6 per cent
,,o s,,ai ~ goo. 600 ard the Trust Com
on us eap,,' cent on its capital OF 100000.
bany iorIcsl forces OF the two institutions
will be retained
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
ITEMS OF THE STREET.
As on Monday. there were virtually no
transactions yesterday for foreign account.


/ Dividends have been declared as follows:
American Cities Company. semi-annual 3
per cent on the preferred. payable July +;
Lehigh & Wilkes Barre Coal Company
regular semi-annual Sc % a share, payable
June Il; Ahmeek Copper Mining Company
| quarterly s. a share. against 81 declared
three months ago; United Fruit Company,
| regular quarterly 2 per cent, payable July
| ID; National Sugar Refining, regular quar-
terly 1i2 per cent on the preferred, payable
July 2: Boston Wharf Company, semi-an-
nual pa per cent. payable June %: Vir
| gnia- Carolina Chemical Company. regular
| quarterly . per cent Oh the preferred. pay
able July Is; National Iicorice Company
| regular quarterly ~ per cent on the pre-
| ferred. payable June %: American Surety
| Company regular quarterly 3 per cent
| payable June %; Central Railroad Of New
Jersey, regular quarterly 2 per cent pay
! able August !. and extra 2 per cent, pay
] able june -. and declared out Of the earn
/ ings Of the Lehigh & Wilkes Barre Coal
| Company: Consolidated Car Heating Com
| psny. annual 8 per cent and extra . per
cent one-half of tho annual and the . per
cent extra being payable July 10 and the
other half of the annual on January Is. 1913:
American Brake Shoe and Foundry Com
| pany. quarterly ls4 per cent each on the
common and preferred. both payable juno
| %; Halifax Electric Tramway Company
regular quarterly per cent, payable July
| !. and New York Edison Company. regular
quarterly ~ per cent. pay able June IL
| The stock Exchange has admitted 20 the
! list Inspiration Consolidated Copper Com
| pany subscription receipts for first mort
! gage ten-yoar 6 per cent convertible bonds
| first instalmcnt q per cent paid.
| The American Cigar Company has de-
clared the regular semi annual dividend Of
3 per cent on the preferred stock. payable
| July /. Tho stock is IN future 10 bo on a
quarterly dividend basis, and N. next dec
iaration will he made in September.
| The stockholders OF the 1nternatio Az
ricultural Corporation have ratified the
proposition 10 authorize an issue % 80
100000 first mortgage and collateral trust 3
per cent twenty-yesr sinking fund bonds
! White, weld & Co have arranged 20 under
write $4,000 0Oo Of these bonds. thu proceeds
OF which will be used 10 retire the floating
debt Of more than sSol1.00D and TO provide
| funds for future development work.
Percy Chubb and Thomas VI. 1hachrr
! have been elected directors OF the Farmers
/ Loan and Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
BOND DOTS.

Lackawsnna steel bonds have advanced
recently In response TO the better conditions
in the steel trade. About three months ago
tho five-year debenture 5s and the first con-
soIidated 5s were selling lower than any
other active steel bonds. Since then the
lebcutureg have advanced En- points TO %
and the consolidated Is Ave points 10 50, one
point of which has since been lost.
Lynn. Mass, will receive bids until p.
=, Tune 10. for purchase OF the following
,anrorarv tax loans: 100000 due october
., and 500 900 due October %, 1917.
chicago & Alton stockholders meet Au-
gust l9 regarding proposed So'WOoN general
mortgage per cent bond issue Tor I'M
movements and additions
Tho West Chicago Park Commission ol
Chicago. has voted a 100000 bond issue.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
ester

PROVISIONS steady at the start with re-
ports OF buying by commission houses, but
iatn I'm the day weakened under Increased
selling by packers and In sympathy with tho
lrte decline In grain. closing at about the
lowest PORK-Stesdy; mess. $50 5O4$3l
family. s2o@$2i; short clear. si9 23Hf2i.
BEhF-Mess. tl5Tslo 30; family sis9sis 90;
packet. si7qsl7 80; extra India mess; seq
DRESSED HOGS-Steady: bacons. fOh %
ioisc: pigs. lie. CUT MEATs-Pickled bel
lies quiet 1Ia tC; picked pickle, hams. hams STEADY.
cny. 6iic: country. az a0bc. LARD-Essy;
middle west. TO- roo 10. soc; city quiet, 10& "a
ion c; renned steady; South America, II. Zoe:
Continent. $so; Brazil sTs kSss iSlec com.
oleo I5c: city lard. II ha13c.
METAJ.s-COPPER- dull: spot,
10 10Gl 25c: June. 1675mI7.25c July. 1875
n II 25c: August. 18.S09lT.25c; September.
16soP 1870; arrivals. oio tons; exports 80
quoted ut i7h3i7%c; electrolytic. 17hc;
casting. i05,Gl7.c; London easy: spot. III
iSs 0I. futures. rs lis 3D.. TIN--Irresular;
spot. 4T4O94s.25c: June. 4I.10d4 4S.25c; July.
tsas4s SOC august tso@ zoo ~ tte; September iS
Included % tons spot at 47.45c. 25 at ~ 4Oc,
% at Al. .35c and rs at 4731iSc: 10 tons July
at 45c, 2J at 44.9Oc. all New York London
futures. LEAD-Firm. i2QG 4.3oc New York.
aI5aJ2Oc East 81 Louis; sales 10000 lbs
snot at 4 .Oc New York; 10000 East 81 Louis
AZ 4'12bc: $50, 900 lb at 4.15; London, tl7 los
spEITER-Easy; New York. 0.0017c: East
st Louis. G;75g 6soe; i.ond9n; t2S lSs IRON
No / foundry Northern. Sl5 25 a sl5 Is; No 2,
si47saSl5 IS: No Southern and soft, SIS %
"cOTTONsEED OU.-Business was extremely
saaGed OF late closing at a net decline OF 1 to
polnts Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
B. r. T. PLAN READY soou
Note Issue Probable, Secured by
S100,000,O0O Bonds

Announcement will be made within ,ho
next ten days or so, it is undors,nn, ',,C 80
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit subway anarc.
ing plan, which is expected 10 taLa tho
form Of an issue Of $4,000. 900 : nor cont
notes OF new company TO no oroar,,nd
TO build the subways. these notes ~ ha co.
cured by an authorized issue of sIOo ooo ooo
bonds OF the same new corporation
The bankers who are to underwrito the
note issue have decided on notes ratbo.
than long term bonds because of the ready
market which can be had for the short
term oohgatons and the probability that
at their maturity the earnings of the sys-
'ein VIII snow so much Improvement that
It's bonds can be marketed on a mucb moro
advantageous basis than at present hone
also being felt that by that time the rer-
eral bond market will have irnrovod ,,,o
tcrially
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
THE COTTON MARKET
Loses Part of Mondays Gain
and Tends Downward.

Nothing serious in the way OF a break in
prices, but general downward tendency
marked the trading in cotton yesterday.
the start being at drop of to points. A
bulge of a few points about noon checked
the decline but trading was listless, and
the close was barely steady. at a net de-
cline OF to 12 points. practically the low
point Of the day, wiping out a large part OF
the gain shown by Mondays closing prices.
Foreign cables said that the transportation
strike was becoming serious in England,
but Manchester reported improving trade,
and spot cotton in Liverpool was 4 points
higher, on sales of 1000 bales Southern
spot markets were unchanged, and the local
spot quotation held at 1l.75 for middling up
land. with no sales reported. Local con-
tract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
GREENE coPPER's YEAR.

The report Of tho Greene Consolidated
cember 81 last has been issued The com
blned income account Of tho Greene con
solidated Copper Company and IN" Cananc
Consolidated Coppek Company shows total
revenue Of S,Oi5s3i. comparing With ~
5s2. 90 for the preceding year: operating
expenses, taxes. Interest and other charges,
81, i3s,7O3. al increase OF S53l. w ana net
deductIng tgSo.is for depreciation, tho de-
duction for this item In the preceding
year having been %a.097 tho net proit FOR
Tho wear was slOoS,9jl equal 10 NA 4
share ON the 10000 shares, par value go.
The combined balance sheet as OF Decem-
Ltr 81 shows assets and liabilities Of Nh-
&c
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
EXPORTS INCREASE.

1,xports ~ merchandise as reported by
tho New York Custom House Tor the "eeh
ended June &, show an increase o. >o'oo9'IoS ''so-
over last week, and decrease OF >l'o'['"'
over the same time in 1911. The princ'pa'
changes were England increased N;lSosyy7' ;lSS sy7
I'ranon increased 81, ,Os5.524 and Germany de-
= crea sed s27l. .22i. Exports exclusive OF spe-
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

American Light and Traction common.
with an advance Of twenty points since
II sold ex-dividend. IN April. has reached
Its highest price on record. Even with
this advance but little of the stock has
been appearing on the market.
Ihe Mississippi River Power Distributing
company, which was organized by inter
ests connected with the North American
company. 10 distribute power purchased
from the Mississippi River Power Com
pany TO public utilities in st. Louis. con-
trolled by the North American Company.
Is beginning work on It's distributing
system.
The Mississippi River Power Company
VIII transmit current over its high ten
sion lines from its immense hydro-electrlc
development AT keokuk. Iowa, 10 st. Louis,
at 10000 volts. 1t Will be delivered to
the Mississippi River Power Distributing
Company. which Will transform and deliver
1t 10 the United Railways Company and
the Union Electric Light and Power Com
pany of ST. Louis.
\ special meeting of the stockholders Of
the Puget Sound Traction. Light and
Power Company has been called for June
q at which a resolution will be adopted
authorizing the board of directors 10 re-
incorporate the company under the laws
Of Massachusetts.
The company was incorporated under the
laws of Maine. January 2, 1912, and at that
time provision was made for its reincor-
poration under tho laws OF some other
state. II found advisable. BY tho incor-
poration Of the company under the laws
Of Massachusetts its stock will be made
nOn-taXable In that state where much OF
it is already held. In anticipation of this
reincorporaton the preferred stock Of the
company has advanced TO lG and the com
mon stock TO above 81.
The American Utilities Company, Della
ware State organization. will control the
following gas and electric light, heat and
power companies IN the different cities
named.
Utah Gas and Coke Company, Salt Lake
Boise Gas Light and Coke Company
Boise. Idaho.
EIkhart Gas and Fuel Company. Elk
Valparaiso Lighting Company, valpa'
Taiso. Ind
Albion Gas Light Company. Albion Mich.
Ninona Gas Light and Coke COMPANY
Winora. Nil1
Holland city Gas Company, Holland
Mich. .
jackson, Miss.
TIE earnings estimated based on pre-
yious records are given as follows.
Gross earnings OF all properties N.ll24 ~" 's
Op. cNp.. inc. taxes and ms S5IS. iSs 10
Int on bonds ana pref. stk.
of subsidiary ........ 26l.S2j on
Int on col. trust bonds ... -.
American Utilities CO.. 1890 oo si'."ii ID
lies 20 s.ocks ..,........o....... s235 S96 SO
less working cspitsi .'..'..'..'..., p 1880 n
Earnings on common stock less $3.50
600 thereof held BY trustee for
future corporate purposes. lJS, 53e o5
Per cent earnings On common stocE.. i.-s
The towns served BY the various COM
panies IN the MERGE are well-knowu. pros
porous communities snd are growing in
populs tion each year. The total population
served bv the American Utilities Company
exceeds 200 10. and according 10 the census
IA growing about n pcr cent annually.
New-York tribune., 1912-06-12
Y ester

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cabIes-
Spot cotton. good demand: sales. 10000 bales;
speculation and export, 900 American. 5000;
imports. 10000; American, 5000: middling up
land, $3.50; futures opened steady. 3d3s points
higher; closed barely steady at a net advance OF
! point to decline OF z point; June $500
JGne-July, 829d; Juy-August, 68ld; August
September $500; September-October. 6.21d: Oc-
tObcr- November, 6.24d November December,
C,22i@d December-January and January febru-
AIRY. 622d: February March. 622Itd; March
April. 6.2Shd: Aprii-May 6.24isd: May-June.
6.2Ji9d. Manchester--Yarns and cloths harden
inc