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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28
THE CROP MARKETS
Grains Lose Wednesdays Ad-
vanCe-Coffee Weak and Lower.

Wheat prices In this city yesterday were
influenced by lack Of outside news except
from Chicago, where the market was
weaker. and selling by local professional
longs There was practically nothing
doing until Chicago quotations began to
come in, and then the market here weak
ened, the close showing net loss for the
day OF SAKE. Foreign markets were
heavy, and this added to the weakness
here Corn lost an early advance on free
selling by longs. became weaker a. the
day wore on. and closed l1c down. Oats
also opened steady but eased on to
net loss of 1zq1sc.
Early firmness and a slight advance In
the coffee market gave longs desire TO
take profits while they were In sight, ana
when prices showed an advance OF about
&c above the low Of twelve days ago they
began to sag of, frmness abroad being
unable to keep the figures up to the mark.
The close was on a weak market with
prices points up to 6 points down from
the final of Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28
STEEL MEETING APRIL 81
Rumor That G.. w. Perkins May Re
sign as Director Revived.

Proxies for the annual meeting Of the
United States Steel Corporation, to be
held April 81. are being asked in the
names of j. Pierpont Morgan, Henry c.
Frick, Ebert II. Gary, Norman b. Ream
and Robert Winsor.
The directors whose terms expire in 1913
are Alfred clifford, T.. c. Converse, James
A. Farrell, Ebert II. Gary, j. Pierpont
Morgan. J. Pierpont Morgan, jr., George
w. Perkins and Henry Phipps. No
changes are expected except in the case
of Mr. Perkins. Rumors Of his retire
ment from the board have been current
periodically, and it is thought that he
may take this occasion to tender his
resignation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28
NEW YORK CURB.

There WAS decidedly easier tone IN the
curb market yesterday. with business on
an extremely small scale. For large
part of the session trading was pracu T.
cailv at "A standstill. and what llttic otler-
ires developed in the higher priced shares
brought about a ieactionary t.ndchcI III
som, OF the Standard OF subsidiaries d
firm tone set I'm al the outset, lat'i' nov
over. reactions were the rule ON coupuId-
tiveiy small offerings United cigar stores
of America receded about point "l,l'
Rrirsh-American Tobacco ran OF IS. n"
mining list was also easier ON "a siildIi
volume of dealings. ,.. ...l
cold and silver shares were STEADY anu
market fluctuations were marrow. JIM
Rutlcr was "a strong feature. selling al
500. while Midway was also wen 5ua
tained al Soc Montana Touopah spI9 az
ST.. and Touopah Extension at = pc
mont was the centre of interest al }l.. Nv
81. with about -.Dp shares chahslu7
hands between these prices Mlzpah.,. -
tension was Tered down 90 Glc ana o'.o-
nan Merger at Sc. Among tho a.OE'
t;oldGeld issues GRO and Atlanta WsI
most prominent with sales M Joe anu Iol'
roepoctiy,lv ln tho afternoon trausLc
ION. were few and closing quotations
nrmcd up somewhat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28

PROVISIONS-Hog products firmer early.
but owing 10 poor wire service little news
was received from outside points, and late
I'm .hc day lard and pork declined under
s.lling PORK-St sady; mess 500 % ~
s22 80: family 1913 as25; short clear. s2l q
sa2 80. BEEF-Quiet; mess. sl9G $50: fam
mess, $40 q s37 BEEF HAMS-Dull; S32 n
s3I. DRESSED HoGS-Strong; bacons, l3Q
i3tc; pigs, 13ac. CUT MEATs-Pickled
Arm; 15T15tc. TALLOW-Stesdy: special.
&c: city. exc: country. on d6hc. LARD
Firm: Middle West, 1l.4o q i1.55c: city,
IIikc: refined steady: South America. 12.40c.
Continent, 1i90c: Brazil. kegs. i3.40c: com
pound firm. ~ aSbc. STEARINECFfrm;
cleo los. d1lc: city lard, 12hc.
COTTONsEED OIL - There was further
buving and prices showed a steady upward
tendency. closing firm at a net advance Of
10 II points. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

The following judgments, Tor amounts more
D than 500. We're Med yesterday the hfrt name
Avery. Edw =. Theodore Avery and Helen
( A Tucker. admrs-L Purdy ct al tcostsj /.
bacon Charlotte V. or Mary Bacon-L Ger
Bshf John-H W Herts. 5000 Is.
Bucki. Chas IL - Maggie, S2l1 Il.
Cohen David. and Samuel ID COhen-Stan-
dard Mail order co. S10I 80
Dale. Theodore ., and Emil Weiss-et a. :
be- Guzman. Henry CIV strong costs:
$21127
! G. Neumann. Louis Wendell, Nicholas Wendel
Helena Reycl and Nicholas Wendell, eXr, etc
| City NJ Sew lork tcostsl 800 10
D.li raou Ralph l. March $tol 10.
! pavidow william H-Willlam Skinner 4
Donovan. Edw F-B Donovan 81. 1853 20.
Ehrlich Agnes. and Hudson Trust Company :
| W " Farley: 1851 %.
rricdlander. Edw NJ. Isaac King and Bar
/ ton cabin Francis III Leggett ~ Co; Sl4l Vo
Funk Max-M. stern; S2is so
Foicke. Charles-W y Stewart. 1921 36
Greenwald. Annette-Francis II Lcggett &
crimes Eugene H-Udall & Bnllou: 1884 %
! Hermann. Henry Columbia Kuickeroocker
! Trust Company. si022 ~.
/ Heller. Hyman-M. II. Mann; Slss OF.
Harris. benjamin Diamond Shoe Company;
Henry. Thomas G-National Cash Register
Ke,nnfner Martha-s LANCER. $3.50 81.
kcatucy Patrick-Corn Exchange Bank
/ S4G3 So
Iappos. Nicholas. and Lappos Bros co. Inc
! innekner. Rober,-Iewis De Groff Sons;
McNamars. Daniel il Rasmussen;
Morse. Perey-w y Cushman. sils Sc.
! Norahan. Patrick w Lamping; sic3 "a
Miller. Annie-S Abelofr ct al COSTS;
~ WarIaurin. Daniel and Phoebe NH NJ
MINK Isidore-T s Kerry Co; 1924 50.
McFarran Robert CA r Thomaen Fl al
Muller. Nina-D g poran; s5es SO
Moran. Mary A-Winheld II Mapes Co;
quinn. John-Hannis Dlstiliing Co; si15 20
! Quinby. FRED J-P shetland; 1894 90
Raymond. Melville B-s Smith; $500 ~.
Rooney. Niliiam-W roster 'costs''
Ro-cnthal Samuel b. and Charles savage
eaVa@e' William w-B Hacker: 1888 45
| Schwartz. Henry &c Doughty ct all
| $3.50 o. .
solomon. Maurice. and Samuel WI Morrell
schwartz. Emil-A Schwartz Ccosts): SIG 30
smith. william E-E Dawson ct al:
s3fs "a -
sugaran. Lewis H-commercial Tobacco Co;
sullivan. Cornelius. and National surety Co
Sanger Richard D-v c Ryder; 1886 30.
! Tomashewsky. Authenticated Dressed
Beef co OF New York si03 So
Weidhorn. samuel-John Lehman Co.
/ 81. 53s 30.
Weiss. Celia. gdn-City OF New York;
| Sl39 81.
Ward Charles NC p Robinson: $3.50 o.
Fuchs & Co-Fink Co. s452 so
Harwell Realty Co-New York Edison Co;
s456 81
81 Nicholas Holding Co and Harry W PEREZ
man--G Arnono; 500 Al.
Andrew l. Foye Co-F Wilson ct al;
sl43 ~.
Imperial Auto CON- Price 3.l6o 10.
Gcrman-American Bank-L Purdy COSTS,
| sl21 30.
United states Wood Preserving Co-City OF
| New York costs. sll7 30
Rice Co-Washburn Crosby Co; 1863 Il.
Harrison & Burton Coz II Harroun son;
s932 30
Fairhaven Water Conditional Bank OF
Commerce OF New York: sl.51s o.
Gildale Motor Corporation-M Bremen;
s5O7 a.
Siege, Machine Co--Goodyear Rubber Tire
Co OF New York; s2l9 %
Wolfe Irving 1T Doane. $40 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. March 81.

New York. March u, 1915.
AIN-WHEAT-New York was prac-
tically Isolated so far as news from the West
was concerned. as telegrsphic communion
ton vas for time almost entirely inter
rupted. and tho wire service as whole was
more demoralzed than a. any time durins
the recent period OF stormy weather. IN the
absence Of the usual new. from the West
the market early inactive. but Wnen
quotations began 10 arrive from chicago
showing a weak market there prices eeseo
of and at the close the markets were Z
lie net lower. Foreign news was rather
hearish, and there appeared 10 be lttle aP-
prchension OF crop damage but II was the
general opinion that the decline was Que
more 70 the general absence OF OUTSIDE com
runication and selling by professional longs
than 10 any change IN the news. EAporl
sales loads OF Manitoba. NO req win
ter wheat. 81 1914. elevator. ana 81 IL 7
anoat: No ] Northern Duluth. 9sc,
anoat CORN-Firmer early. but longs 500
freely on tho advance and the market de
veloped weakness. closing at net decllhe
% &c Foreign markets were rather heaFy
i'm expectation Of shipments from Arget,nss
estimated at 2,1O0.oO0 bushels compareu
with SOS 600 last week and 42,OOO lest yea,
Export corn. bsc, anoat. OATS 81
lowed much the same course as "heat anu
corn opening steady and easing OF lats,
closing az a net decline OF y ~ &c. cAsp
market QUIET standard white, SIC; No ~
a7is a3sc; no T. 36d3Ic; natural white. 90
n 3sLc; white clipped, 81 a SOC All trsck
RYF-Steady: No western. Soc 7 bul
falo. BARLEY-Steady; mating, 2fd 90
. Ruffalo, opening navigation, ieeui"e
5ac 4 New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28
American Light and Traction Company

The American Light and Traction COM
many has issued statement TO Its STOCK
holders in regard to the recent Increase
in IFS common stock from 100000 to
go 900 co... in which IL is said: 1T was
deemed wise at this time TO take this ac-
,ion co that the company will be in
position to finance the purchase Oh ne"
properties ana generally that IL may nave
available shares of stock for future cor
porate purposes. However the company
has not now under contemplation any
such purchase, nor any intention OF Is
Suing common stock, oxcept in payment
NJ the usual common stock dividends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28

From January / to February % the
Iollinger Gold Mines profits, according to
the monthly report sent to stockholders
with dividend checks. were S24l''oV'
which added TO the surplus brought Tor
ward from 1912 makes $593,f02. less two
dividends of $4,000. leaving surplus
on February % Of s412,402. In the four
weeks ended February % the mill ran 81
per cent of the possible running time
treating "a total Of 9.2f0 tons. or an aver
age az 330 tons day. The average value
of the ore treated was 81 70 ton, giving
the ore milled value of upwards OF
$4,000 Total milling charges were
about 81 90 a ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28

The following telegram was received
Yesterday bv the Keane Wonder Mining
Company from its properties In Death
Valley: "Took from plates February ~
$500 Took up yesterday S3S ounces oil
amagam VIII take up as much more
to-day. VIII get cyanide plant started IN
few days. and will be able to make
complete cleanup by next month
The estimated value Of the SIS ounces
of amaIsam is stated by thc office as So
600 which would make the total gross
earnings for February 10 To March ~
average about 10 per cent greater thah
the preceding period, despite the fact that
these last earnings are for the twenty
eight days as against thirty-one days Tor
the previous statement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28
BOND DOTS.

Frank Agnew. secretary OF founss-
town, Mahoning County Road District NO
l. Ohio. will receive proposals until p.
n. April Z. for the $4,000 per cent roau
construction and Improvement bonds de-
nomination 5000. dated April TO- 1913 ana
due February IS. 1923.
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.
FURNISHED by swartwout e. Appenzellar. No
(aiaturing 1857.

FURNISHED by swartwout & Appenzeilar No.
a. Pine street,
,,.,,. Maturity. Int. yield.
Atlantic Coast Line c. 1913 lgiS- II ~ 9.
n"G Roch & L Az c, 1yl9-'2I ~
Central of Ga 4i1-5 4. 1913 H.. "A
Cont r. II Of = c, lel3-1i..' ~ "a
Cbes e Ohio p c. 1913 H...::... - ~
Chic & Alton 4-4h-5 p c, l9l3-lg %. -,
Cnic a East III 4is-5 c. 1871 %. "a
chic II & J. 4h-6 c. 1913 ID. %. ~
en- II & Day 4i7-5 p c. lgl $50. 81 ~
oei A Hudson "A y :, l922... "a -.
rrie 1879 p c, 1919 .......:... -
iiocleine Valley 441x c, lgl3I1S. "a
md a Manhattan 8 p c, 1913 10. Ga D
Y G. III a. NJ 4i7 p c, 1913 ID. o.. ~
Ean CITY South An y c, 1913 10. o.. ~.
iehieh Valley 4-4h c. 1913. l6.. -. -.
Missouri Pacific D C. lel3-lI..... 81 ~
Mobile & Ohio 40 y c. 1919 o.. ~
\ central Lines p c, 1913 ~. - -
Norfolk & West p c. 1913 10. go. ~. ~
pennsylvania 3ls-i p c, 1913. H.. ~ -
81 l. a. san II 49, p c, l9l3. Il. o.. -
do Guar 4 c q + . p c, lel3-l7.. -
eesb Air Line 4iz-5 c, l9l3-lI.. o. ~
South Ry 3is-44E p c, l9l3..2l... - 80
Virginlan Rway D C, 1913 III. .... % -
wabash r AS c, 1915 "a ~
wheel & l. 4h5 . c. le1s-22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28

The Consolidated Mining and Smelling
Company of Canada, Ltd. ore receipts AT
the Trail smelter for the week ended
March Il and from July to date In tons
are as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28
CURB ECHOES.

The statement Of the Utah Apex for
January shows total tonnage of ore mined
ems tons; wet concentrates produced.
1866 tons; wet ore sales, receipts ana
from other sources. $3.50; total operat-
ing. SOS, 73s; profit from mining operations
Nl,lE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS,

FURNISHED by Charles u. Barney 4 CO.. No. %
Broad street New, York. and No. l22 South
4th street PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28
NEVADA QUOTATIONS..
TONOPAfTg

FURNISHED daily by Weir Bros Co. No %
Broad street,
March Il 1919
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FURNISHED by Middendorf. Williams & Co, No.
81 Pine street. New York, and No 12s East
German street. BatimOre.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28
United Light and Railways Company.

The report of the subsidiary companies
of the United Light and Railways Com
pany for January shows gross earnings
of S4gS145. an increase of $,iio0. Net
earnings were S2079S9. an increase of So
2g1. The net profit for the month was
Sii2.76S. a gain OF s2S.3G2 over last Janu-
AIRY. The report for the seven months
shows a gross of S3.2J2Ji5. a gain OF
s3O4f7 over the corresponding period OF
the previous year; net earnings were 81
1880 an increase OF SlN.56I and net
profit amounted TO S774 AS. an increase oil
Slg3.5g4 over the same period OF the pre-
vious wear: earnings available on stocks
owned of subsidiary companies S5s5oll'
dividends and interest receivable on IN
vestmeuts Sj7gOl, miscellaneous earnings
s33 4s6. total gross earnings Ss5,l9S, less
expeuse Sells. interest On bonds and
notes Slgl .721. net earnings S5Jl.Sel' pro
rata dividends on first preferred STOCK
sl77.00 second preferred stock SS,olS.
balance available for depreciation and
dividends 1921 33i.
The figures for the Peoples Gas ana
Electric Company Mason city the
Mason CITY & Clear Lake Railroad Co..
and the Iowa & Illinois Railway co. are
given for several months under the head
Of subsidiary companies. Under the head
Of United Light and Railways Company
the earnings due from the three com
panies are for January. 1872 only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28

1t is reported that Cary High school
District. Wake County. n. c.. will hold
an election on April 26 TO decide on inc
issuance Of the $500 per cent SV-yeai
coupon high school building bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28
ITEMS Of WALL STREET

Trading for foreign account on the
Stock Exchange yesterday was about
1900 shares, evenly divided between pur-
chases and sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28

Splitter. Rorick e. Co, Of Toledo were
the successful bidders on March ls for
the $1,000 per cent 51z-year AVERAGE roau
Improvement bonds OF Bellaire' FuI'hey
Township Belmont County, ONO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

is impossible at present TO estimate
'he loss that will be sustained by public
uullty companies in the flooded districts
oI ONO owing to practically a comp,ete
generalization of telegraph ana telenhone
nnes In various sections. officials in Nev
ork City of electric railway. electric
neht ana power and gas plants in the
hooded district fear that the damage will
IN INTO the hundreds Of thousands of
uoi'drs but reports are lacking and the
"ue condition will not be known for sew
eral days at least
Inc section of Ohio where the food is
lett most is the most populous and
wealthy Of the whole state. and millions
OF dollars I'm public utilities are in dan
ger OF almost total destruction. The
Dayton Power and Light and the Day
ton Gas Company. both locally owned
properties, are reported as having been
greatly damaged. Hydro-electric stations
Will suffer mostly. as there are generally
OH the banks of rivers and other smaller
/ STREAMS where the inrush of water has
PROBABLY damaged a great deal Of the
machinery
The principal lines Of the Ohio Electric
Railway Company, one OF the largest in
terurban corporations of the country. are
IN the flooded district in and around CO.
lumbus and Dayton. and the damage to
this property will also lee large The
Cincinnati, Dayton a Toledo Traction
Co.. one Of its subsidiaries, runs up the
Miami Valley. where the heaviest damage
is reported. The Columbus Railway ana
Light Company the Columbus Gas and
| Fuel Company and the ohio Fuel Sup
ply Company are also situated i'm the
menaced district. The American Gas and
Electric Company will also suffer losses,
as il owns number Of utilities in the
smaller towns surrounding Dayton.
Henry l.. Doherty d Co. do not expect
TO suffer any great losses, as their prop
critics are i'm the northeastern part OF
Ohio where the damage is reported to be
very small.
The SCioto Valley is reported as having
been swept almost clean. and in this sec
tion the SCioto Valley Traction Company
and the Columbus 4 Marion interurban
lines operate. and these companies must
have sustained severe losses. Many large
natural gas pipe lines cross the Scloto
and Miami valleys. and these have prob
ably been broken and much damage will
result from this. in addition 10 interrupt
ton Of service.
The New York corporations are heavily
interested in properties IN the northern
part Of the state. and practically all of
the heavy damage appears 10 have been
south of the middle II the state. The
principal amount of damage was done
in the Scioto and Miami valleys. accord
ing to reports which would indicate that
utilities in Columbus. Dayton. Chillicothc
Delaware. Marion. Piqua, Middleto"u
Hamilton. Troy Miamisburg and many
other smaller towns. with their connect
ing electric lines. have suffered heavily.
Every effort is being made ia New York
city to obtain authentic reports from the
flooded districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28

VS.. Ludnum, City Treasurer OF WIZ
mington, Newcastle County. DEL WIZ
receive proposals until noon April !" lor
the $500 per cent registered reruhdihe
sinking fund loan bonds, Denomination
80. dated April /. 1913, and due April l.
1896
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28

Bond &. Goodwin, OF Boston. recently
negotiated a temporary loan OF si"VVV
with Taunton, Bristol County. Mass que
November T. 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28

70 FdfIUus InatufItIet, lSZs-Iyl4. JO4 30 DHS'"
Coupons interchangeable. Registered. tCou-
IONS Registered and coupon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-28
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SFAROARD CLEARANCE


FLOUR AND MEAIr-Flour inactive ano
nominal. Spring patents. 81 SOC 80 50; WIN
ter straights, 81 55qS4 80; winter patents
81 sOqs5 30; spring clears. 81 logs4 20 eH
Sc 90. Kansas straights, 81 loo - so fancy
sprine patents. s. 30q 81 so. RYE FLOUR
steady. fair 10 good, 81 50GsS so: choice 70
fancy SO s5as4 CORNMEAI1-Dull; kiln
dried 81 10 BAG MEAL-Dull; fne whea,
and yellow. 81 30QS1 49, coarse. 81 zoo
81 80. FEED-ouiet: Western bran am
standard middlng. s2l a s2l 90; -four do. 81
sacks: niddlins. s22 5o9s2s; red dos, $40;
oil meal 500 50d $50.
COFFEE-Opened firm, with frst price;
. 10 Q points higher owing TO covering and
buying for foreign account, prompted ny
strength in Europe where Havre market
was u 10 8. franc higher. and Hamburg
showed an advance OF a pfennig. Early
vance were about s above the low poin'
OF the season, recorded about twelve days
ago Brazilian markets were Arm, Rio show
ing an advance OF 200 reis while Santo.
was unchanged. on the advance LONGS
seemed disposed 20 take profits, and In ths
afternoon prices gave way In absence OF
aggressive support. and az the close wer
barely steady, ranging from points decIns
10 = points advance. Sales, $4,000 bags, IN
GLIDING considerable switching from near e
distant positions. Spot market firmer and
slightly higher, largely due TO the fact that
quotations were marked up 10 conform WITH
the May position. as they have heretofore
been quoted on the basis OF March. Cost
and freight offers from Brazil were firm al
said that the hrmness I'm Rio was due 20
covering movement there. Spot quoted or
the basis OF &c for Rio No T. Local Coz
tract prices.
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INDUSTRIhLS.

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RAILROAD.

Bos q Alb. .2osis 2O9s b & " III pr 40 Sh
Ros a Maine 50 6si1 Y y II 6 Hill. llIh.
Boston Elev .l06 l06}7 Vest L 81 Ry 10 1873
Bos x W III. "a
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head 4 co, no u Wall
street,
LAND
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

'Interest to be added.
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
fAcc,,eo interest to be added

0GDished by ". n. coler g. Co.. NO. ~ Ceu
street,
The Republican journal., 1913-06-05
Worms in Children.
By Gu. J4x

If mothers only knew the tortures the
little ones may suffer from worms
Thousands of children have stomach
worms or pin worms and their parents do
not know it. They doctor them for other
ailments.
Signs of worms are:
Indigestion, with variable appetite !;
abnormal craving for sweets; nausea and
vomiting; swollen upper lip; sour tongue;
offensive breath; hard and full belly with
occasional gripings and pains about the
navel; face at one time flushed, then pale
and in few cases the face takes on dull
leaden hue. Eyes heavy and dull, witch
ing eyelids; itching of the nose; itching of
the rectum; short, dry cough; grinding of
the teeth; little red points sticking out on
tongue; starting during sleep; slow fever;
pulse quickened and irregular; body may be
hot; and often, in children, commissions.
Don't delay! Delays are dangerous
Give the children at once some of Dr.
True's Elixir. Directions on the bottle
Sold by all dealers at 35c, SOC and Sl.G0
Thousands of grateful mothers have given
my DR.. True's Elixir to sick children and
restored them to health.
The Republican journal., 1913-06-05

The fruits of Democratic legislation
are already in evidence. At the last
session the Democratic Congress enacted
shlaw requiring letter carriers and post
office clerks, who have been on an eight
hours basis for long time, to perform
their eight hours work within a limit of
ten hours. 1t devolved upon Presi-
dent Taft's Postmaster General to issue
an order carrying this law into effect
and by some he has been wrongly held
responsible for this ill-advised legislation,
which has seriously crippled the postal
service and will cost the government So,
500, 900 a year. To meet the eXigencies
of the post office department created by
this law an emergency appropriation of
$500, 900 has just been hurried through
Congress. With the willing cooperation
of the employees of the Belfast post office,
Postmaster Carleton succeeded in ar
ranging a schedule under which the pub
lie suffer but little, if any, from what
is now conceded to be unwise legisla-
aion. The early repeal of this law is
predicted.