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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
NEW YORK CURB.

In the curb market yesterday a decid
eddy fiTmer tone was shown almost from
the outset although trading i'm general
was limited. The industrial list was the
feature. showing strength i'm spots. espe--
cially the higher priced stocks. United
Cigar Stores. after advancing ] point
eased off. ritish-American Tobacco
moved up IS. The Standard Oil subsidi-
aries were generally higher. with a bet
ter inquiry for Standard OIL of Indiana
at All improvement OF about 10 points,
due to the outcome Of the Missouri
custer suit. New Jersey was also I'm fair
demand at an improvement of about
points. Anglo-American Oil was less
moved up points. The copper shares
were fractionally better. with a fairly
good inquiry for Braden. Nipissing and
La Rose were quoted eX-dividend.
At the opening of the Nevada market
a scarcity of bids resulted In recessions
for several of these issues. Toward the
close. however hrmer tone was in evil
dence. After selling at from SSc TO SIC
earlier in the day, North Star responded
to a renewed buying power, advancing
to 90zc for final sales. Tonopah
Merger changed hands in small lots at
from 55c 10 SIC, and Jim Butler was
steady at zoe. Rescue Eula was heavy
coming out at from 25c TO 81 nc. bracing
finally to 22C. support an MiZpah was
lacking the stock easing off from Sic
TO 4Sc. Nevada Hills was taken at from
Csc TO 94c. and &c was paid for Gypsy
at 81 l5-l6 and s.. and Belmont came
out at S. Lilo and Sc. Tonopah Mining
was quoted at $50 and $40 ex-dividend
Sales of Goldfeld Consolidated were
recorded at 81 1916 and of Atlanta at
lGc. Jumbo Extension declined from / &c
to 12c. ORC selling low at liRc. Merger
Mines sales were at II nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
RAILROADS TO AID u. S.
Heads Discuss Methods OF
Physical Valuation.

A largely attended meeting of the presi-
dents and other officers Of the principal
railroads of the United States was held
yesterday in the Grand Central Terminal
to consider methods by which the rail-
road companies can assist the Interstate
Commerce Commission in the valuation
of their properties.
The discussion covered preparation or
inventories Of the physical properties. ex-
tent TO which existing records of the COM
panies can be helpful. and the expeditions
and economical methods Of furnishing the
same to the commission.
Among those present were Samuel Rea
president Of the Pennsylvania, who Is
general chairman; L. F. Loree, president
of the Delaware & Hudson W. c. Brown
of the New York Central; President I'm
derwood Of the Erie. Vice-President Bes-
Ter of the Jersey Central. President Gard
ner of the Chicago & Northwestern
President Bush of the Missouri Paclnc
and President Harahan Of the llliIpis
Central.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01

New York. June 80 1918.
GRAIN WHEAT--The splendid harvest
ing weather experienced over practically the
entire winter wheat belt has finally brought
about increased PRESSURE on the wheat market
and to-day's values were easier closing net sc
lower for July and isaSc lower Tor the otheT
positions. Trading was not particularly heavy
until late In the session but there was an ao-
scnce OF confidence on the buying side ana
longs had some difficulty In unloading. The
foreign crop situation is promising and foreign
markets were rather heavy. Exporters were IN
the market in limited way and sales were
reported OF IL loads, including loads OF new
No red World's exports for the week were
10. SIS 900 bushels. against IL $4,000 last week
the United states decreased I. 200. 600 bushels.
compared with a decrease last week OF Los
600 and "A decrease a year ago ~ l,3J3UN.
Cash new 40 2 red was quoted 0G1sc. c 1
gS&c. o b 10 arrive. No | Northern spring.
Oh. ahoat. CORN Showers and
predictions Of cooler weather aud further show
over large part OF the West resulted In
heavy selling movement. and prices declined
Sale. II was expected that about l.Oo,O0o
bushels would be rendered on July contract In
Chicago. and the July position showed the
greatest weakness. Foreign markets were low
cr. owing To worlds exports OF 9.5II.OOO
bushels. compared with 1854 900 last week and
Il. 32j 900 last year The visible increased l.
$1,000 bushels, compared with an increase OF
2.35l 900 last week and a decrease OF So 900
last year. Export corn. 60c, I anoat.
OATS The market fcvcrish. but prices
gave way with the other grains and closed at
i.QBc net lower. The visible increased
10000 bushels. against an increase last week
Of % COZ 600 ami decrease last year OF Sil.oOO.
ash market steady: standard white iInII isc;
No Q 4Tisc; No g. 4GisG47c: No T. lzdi6c:
ordinary clipped. 46isGi7i nc fancy clipped,
4sisNioisc. all elevator. RYE-steady; No
LEY--Quiet; mating. 57a65c. l Buffalo;
feeding. SAC, nominal o b New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
judgments Recorded.

Tho following judgments for more than 800
were nlcd yesterday the nrst name oeing 'hAt
3u ,,v IoYis. Morris Abelovitz and samuel
Kohan-Pubhc Bank Of New YORK; ,Ele "
UIsset Wlllam-Luyties brothers, No' v.
Brookhayen sand and Gravel Compdny-J' n
Pronstein' Max and Irving-Joseph Beck
Benz D Auto Import compnny-J. Froehllch.
BoRn. Juius-Gimbcl Brothers: S97 q
Buring Transportation Company-f. haht'
Psuman Model Company and Joshua Bern
stein--w. w Irwin. attorney ~ 80.
Barrere. simon M. Reilly; Nl:o 1
Bayloy, Felix R.-Nauonai N-Ray Rehector
Company: 1886 81
Rarscscu Agatha--M. Klein: N,O1s OIL,
Becker Bertha-Cosmopolitan Bank; W.. a.
Rank for Savings. NJ. Corcoran; sl3,o .?
Chrystle. Jane. Henry J. Hume and Ella
c. MAT" psyId is. c. Allison; slo7 50
Coogan. William Gordon-J. j. Lannin Com
pany: 1854 o. .
cani:eI; Eya-Phqnir Amusement Company;
Concistre Bros. g. Co--oscar schlegel Manu-
featuring Company; 1852 o. ,,
csoper William HIP. II. la Nelle; Slo5 VI.
Ccuty. Rene Nm. Farley. 500.
Central Park Taxi Car company-h' kapian'
500 Is. -
cobb Henry Ines-E l.. Munson ct al. ss2 25
Davies Harry-M. O'Connell. $3.50 oI.
Del GauC TO- Rebecca-K. u. bOewl; $3.50 %.
Empire Trust Company. Frederick +. Soaring
Harry NJ George and Frank l.. Phillips
]. Jermyn: t2.ls6 g.
Edgerton Emmett. Edgcrton: costs: $3.50 ID
Grossman, Hyman-Francis II. Leggett & Co:
SAB II.
Click, David. Mcfarland ct al: $50 o.
Cav Construction Companv-Bridgeport Wood
Finishing Company. sl27 IS.
Grcenblatt, Pincus H.M. j. Kalashen; costs:
SiOl So.
Glynn. James He 4. Drummond: $il5 Ct.
Grim. Giovanni and Marie Angela-A. Moscia:
sl73 rs.
Goldberg, Meyer Interstate Rubber Company;
IfS sn wilhelmina- Sullivan. Inc: SOS A.
IIalsey. Iiwin BE. Moch Company; $i5l Al
Kasprowicz. Anieo-Swift 60 sloi 10.
King. sIby-Gislow orr; sioo OF.
Levine. Sadie and Charles-People OF the State
Lifshitz. Aaron-H. IAfshitz ct al; 1851 20.
Mitchell. j. Willodghby-J. Il. Vandergrift
Maokres. Dionlosos--C. Rothfeld: sll3 g.
Willard, Samuel H.-R. Debes; St25 49,
Moore. Gilbert-J. c. Hillery; 5ls y.
Moscato Francesco-V. V. Santangelo; $40 g.
O'Neill. Mary-W. Gunthert ,s02 81.
Pecke Francis S.-W. A. Allen: 1888 A.
Rothstein. Samuel. Liberman: 1866 IS.
Renganeschi Giovanni-P. Pastene; 1881 e.
Ruther. Frederick-Scientinc Engraving Com
spencer enc, Frederick w and Msry-I. sonnen-
bllck ct al: tii2 96.
schuster. Jacob. Frisch: sl2s %.
Steel and Masonry Contracting Company-M.
Ingemsn $3.50 G..
81 Denis Hotel Company-A. Luchow;
81. 1876 AZ
Thames Loan and Trust Company Sterling
securities Company: s9.ss4 ~.
TAYLOR. Marie E.--Taylor Brothers: 1864 Al.
Twenty-elghth street and Seventh Avenue
Realty Company-A. Gozzola: Sl94 60
Tinuanl Madalena-C Giannattaslo; s30t o.
rtrerht. Baron vanderpoole Oppenheim, Col
Inns e. CO.: s545 90.
Vermont building Company--New Jersey Fence
Company: f22 81
Wallace, John C--J. T. Fairchild; 81 i4si.
Woddrop Charles Willlam-Irving National
Bank: 81, 34e VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
FUMES IN STOCK EXCHANGE
Ammonia Pipe Bursts and En-
gineer Is Overcome.

Excitement was caused on the floor or
the Stock Exchange yesterday at the
noon hour by the bursting of one Of the
pipes which supplied the ammonia Tor
the artificial ice plant. The fumes hlled
the Broad street entrance to such an
extent that the employees in the cigar
store and the barber shop we're forced
to leave their quarters for an hour
Trading on the floor. however. was not
interrupted.
John II. Daily, the Stock Exchange en-
gineer was partly overcome whlle Try
ing to remedy the leak, and the FIRE De-
partment was called before the pipe
could be repaired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
CURB ECHOES.

Commenting on the Cobalt. Harvey A.
Willis & co. say that in the summer OF
1904. inst a short nine years ago, care
less bunch of railroad builders were olaZ-
ing a trail through the Canadian wilder
ness and accidentally discovered the eX-
istence Of silver This is where the MS
tory and the development of the COBALT
Camp begins The story of Cobalt Is
long one. but il may be summed up IN
few words. The whole camp embraces an
area OF some ten miles, and 1t appears
that the surface has only been scratched
In other words, development thus far'
except in few exceptional cases, has not
extended below the $50 or 100 foot levels
In the letter of Jones Baker is the
following: zone of the chief prerequisites
10 progress is nerve Without II the race
would still be in the aborigine state. NO
man ever advanced very far, or accom-
plished anything worth while. who lacked
this double quality of daring and persist
ency. In the world of finance 1t is just as
indispensable as elsewhere and its results
are even more pronounced
An extension of time has been granted
for the exchange of stock of the CONSOLE
dated Copper Mines Company for GirouX
Consolidated Mines Company. Butte and
Ely Copper Company and Chairman con-
solidated Copper Company until July o.
but certificates should be In the hands of
the Guaranty Trust Company by noon
July 2.
The production Of Goldfeld Consolidated
Mines in May was 3l,0i7 tons. The IN
come account from all sources totalled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
MOLAssES ANp sYRUPs-Molasses wal,

steady. but inactive. Syrups were offered
rather sparinglv. and prices were steady.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpentine stead.
Ter. with some holding as high as 40&c. fol-
lowing Savannah, which WAS Arm at 36a a
36Hc. Tar quiet and unchanged, and rosin
steady.
OU.S--I.inseed oil unchanged Refined pc
trolcum steady At S.T0c for standard white
I'm bbs at New York.
RIO E-There was little new development
but while trading was Inactive. prices were
steady.
SUGAR--A good business was done In re-
fined sugar. and all rehners except the Fed
eral claimed to be firm at .+0c for fine
granulated Raw was very hrm II was
rumored that a sale had been made to spec
uators for second half July clearance at
. Ice. with the tendency toward renners
coming into the market at that level later
i'm the week. Offerings were limited at
Lice. cost and freight. July. In London
beet sugar was dull and easier. the early
cable quoting June at 0s I'd; July at gs 3D.
and August at 0s aid. while the curb was
dull. with June and July at 0s I'd and Au.
gust at 0s AID. In the local market CEN
trifugal. 90 test. was quoted at 330c. mus
covado, so test, 2.S9c; molasses, 50 test,
2.6lc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
EXCHANGE SEAT FOR $4,000
Lowest Price Since 1900, When S37
500 Was Paid.

II was learned yesterday that the
Stock Exchange seat Of William Robi-
son, which was transferred TO Orme VIII
son, jr. last week. was sold for $4,000.
This beats the previous low record OF
1918 by $1,000 and is the lowest price at
which an Exchange seat has sold since
1900. when one was purchased for s37.50O.
The highest at which a seat on the
Exchange has sold this year was $4,000.
against high price in 1912 Of $4,000.
The largest price ever received for a seat
was in 1909. when $4,000 was paid. II
was enormously reported several weeks
ago that a seat had sold for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
ASK FOR A RECEIVER
Minority Stockholders of r. I. Worst
ed Company Allege Insolvency.

Providence. June S0.-A petition asking
for the appointment Of temporary re-
ceiver for the Rhode Island Worsted
Company, whose mills are at Stafford
Springs. Conn, was presented in the
United States District Court to-day
Judge Brown took the matter under adj
visement.
The petitioners. Benjamin p. Leonard
and jerome B. Schoenfeld, of New York.
stockholders, allege that The
company is insolvent II. w. T. Mall. OF
New York, holds q majority Of the stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.

MATTUFsKY BROs.-Petition nled
against Lyman and Carl Mottufsky. VINO
compose the hrm Of Mot,ufsky Bros; ana
and retail dealers I'm live poultry az 40 81"
East 10th street. No. il9 East lOIth street
No ,Jl Brook avenue and No 1858 wilkins
Avenue creditors. Kocnig & CO.. s., 595.
VIM. Jacobs. $3.50. and sam werner inc
si.796
MAN sETIGER-M seliger also known
as Morris Seiigcr. clerk. living az 10. w
second avenue. nled petition with habilucs
OF SgOel: no assets
JAxES r FERRIS James r. Ferris a
fireman, living ~ SO 1912 Prospect avenue
nicd a petition with liabilities of sd.sel' no
asset He has only one creditor the cs-
tate OF Andrew Sober on deficiency JUG
LAZAR Misunderstanding % Lazar
Kraut dealer In drygoods. at No. l6t Avenue
n. show liabilities Of t401i assets Nl'1"o,
consisting OF accounts 500 ana cash IN inc
hands Of the receiver. $1,000.
PETER PTLVER & SONS-Judge HAND
confirmed composition 81 Peter fulNeto q
sons. wholesale dealers IN oils. a. 20, - ;
Franklin street. at 10 cents on the dollar
'HENNEBTQTE CONSTRUCTION 'O.-ihe
proposed composition ~ tho Hcnnebique con
struction co. Of No. ilIO broadway. 10 g,sa
creditors preferred stock I'm the company TOT
"a per cent OF their claims came up In tho
T-nitcd States District Court before Judge
Hand on tho return day. and as nine cteui-
tors had filed specifications or OBJECTIONS
Judge Hand referred the matter 10 Macsrane
COKE referee IN bankruptcy 10 take tesu-
n.ony and report. 90.
ST. DENIS HOTEL CO.-Arthur F. Colt
hold receiver Of the -. Denis Hotel CO.
has obtained an order for the examination
- Frank HcNamcc. president 81 the
company. before United states Commissloner
william Taliman. to find out the condition
OF affairs Judge Mayer also grantee oturrs
s,a,Inr suits in tho state courts against th'
comnany bv these creditors; Augusta Doctor
and Ludwig scholtm. S3.i92. and August
IRPoDY & vEJANs-Brody & vejans.
dealers in photo supplies at No. 2lO@ seventh
avenue. made an assignment 10 Louis Dorf-
man Tho decd was signed by only one
partner-Mr. Nejans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. June 30, 1918.
BEANS AND PEAS-Receipts 20 BAGS
beans and 80 peas. State marrow higher; buy
ers bidding SO 40 and holders asking 5ulOc
more. Medium and pea steady, but have a
light trade. Holders OF red kidney are await
Ing export orders for this weeks steamers.
BEANS. marrow. choice. 100 ~. So 35Qs8 40:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01

PROyIsIONs-onlym moderately active but
prices were firm owing TO moderate receipts OF
live hogs and firm interior hog markets
PORK-Steady; mess, So 2o4S22 TO- family
S24a So; short clear, SO IJaS22 BEEF
Steady. mess, $lSdSl9. family. 22gS23 .
packet. s2OGS2l: extra India mess. s29aS3O
DRESSED HOGS-Steady; bacons, i2SGl2s Sc.
pigs l33sc. CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies
quiet: 10 10. lie: IL 10. 15&dl6c. II 10. l5c'
picked hams steady. bic. TALLOW-Steady
special sac; city. Sc; country, 5sg6sc
LARD Firm. Middle West. II l0nl 2oc: city
dull. 10NGllc: refined firm; South America.
T.. lOc: Continent. / 75c: Brazil. kegs l3 4Oc;
compound firm. 0Aa9isc STEARINE-Firm.
oleo. 9d0ic; city lard. l3Ac.
COTrONSEED OIIl-Was again strong for
the old crop positions. which sold AZ the SEC
level representing an advance OF 1874 points
for July during June. During the last six
months consumption has been much greater
than anticipated. and stocks OF oil are de
cidcdly small and In the hands OF strong in
terests New crop positions held back little.
but the trade figures that differences are too
wide and that a readjustmcnt OF some sort
will have TO take place. Late In the day there
was considerable profit taking, which resulted
In a partial reaction. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
BOND DOTS.

e 6. Lebright. Borough CLERK OF ror'
lee Bergen County, n. j. VIII receive
nronosals until p. m. July for Sl4S'oo
3 ner cent coupon funding bonds denomi-
rstion 500. dated June I. 19l3 and due
June 1. 1913, accrued interest to be pald
by the purchaser
The Security Loan and INVESTMENT
company OF Des Moines was the sue
cessful bidder recently for $4,000 water
works and electric light bonds OF Fon-
tanelle. Adair County, Iowa.
According TO reports. Livingston, Davis
g Co. OF Boston, on June 2e negotiated
temporary loan of $4,000 with Newport
Newport County, r. l., due September
5, 1913
w. F. wulfhoop. City Auditor of New
ark. Licking County, Ohio, will receive
Droposals until noon on July Is for $2S,sOo
& per cent street improvement bonds, de-
nominations 1900 and $500, dated May /,
1913. and due May !. 1927. Accrued interest
10 be paid by the purchaser.
Breed, Elliot & Harrison. OF lndianapo-
lie. were awarded on June q the $4,000 41z
per cent ten-year bonds of Mount Vernon,
Posey County, Ind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01

Observation-Disclosures Co.Deb. (Iuly I'D o'
Alexandra. La. Public Improvement .o'
Arkansas, Oklahoma & West r. R. Co.. .6s
Asheville, N. C., School ............5s
Associated Simmons Hardware Cos. ... IS
Baton Rouge. La. Permanent Imp IS
Billings Mont. Fund. IS & City Hall AS
Bloomfield. N. J.. Fire Department. As
Buffalo Creek R. R. Co lst Rounding .os
Buffalo Creek R. r. Coz. - Is
Cairo Ga. Water Works & Elee .L.&I HIS
Camden Co.. N. J.. Building Gully 2d) As
Canandaigua, NY. U.F .SchoolDist.No LIS
Cedartown. Ga. School Improvement 6s
Central San CristobaI ..........lst Is
Cohocs. N. Y, Pub. improvement
Fire Dept. & Water .312,s. As 4 41z'
Coldwater. Gas Light & Fuel Co. LIST Is
Consolidation Coal Co .....::... 412s
Detroit. Monroe & Toll. Short Line Ky. Is
Durham.N. C.. Funding & School 412s& Is
Easton. Palmer & Bethlehem St. Ry. Co. Is
E.lberton. Ca, Paving. Elec. Light &
School Building .............41as & Is
Elmira Water, Light & R. R. Co. ....., IS
Elvia, Ohio. Water Works ........ AIS
Essex County. N. j.. Plank Road. .....4s
Fairmont Coal Co.. ..................22s
Fresno City Water Co ........"...55'
Fort Pierce. Fla. Public Utility. ...... .6s
Classport. Pa. School District. .....H2s
Clawport Pa. School Boro ............5s
Coldsboro Gas Co. ,..........::....os
Greensboro. NC. St. Sew. & Wat. Wks: As
Greenwich. Conn. Rcfunding .......44s
Griffin Ca. Sewer. Water & Light Co.. Is
HAWAII Territory Improvement .....312s
Idaho Falls. Idaho. Municipal. .........5 IS
Jennings. La. School ......:........5'
Klickitat County. Wash. Funding. Is
Long Island R. R. Co.. Consolidated IS
Long Island R.R Co. New Consolidated IS
Long Island r. R. Co.. No.Shore Braneh.5s
Lynehburg. Va. Public Improvement 412s
Marc. & Bes.emer Dock& Nav. Co. Deb.'s
Memphis Tenn. Anus. & Rec. Park .412'
Memphis. Tenn. Fire & Police Bldg AS
Memphis. Tenn, Refunding. ..::....417s
Memphis. Tenn. Refrnding Gold AS
Memphis, Tenn, Taxing District ......6 '
Montauk Extension R. R. Co......."..5'
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United States
Mortgage & Trust Company
NEW YORK
The following coupon, and payable the Main Office Of this Company
S. Cedar Street. On and After July l, 1913.

Monterey & Pacific Grove Railway Co.'s
Montgomery, N. Y. Water. ............h
Monticello. Ca, Sch.,Lgt.. Water&Sewer IS
Montvale. N. J.. Road. ...........5 IS
Muncie Island Co. ...............lst Is
Mutual Life ms. Co.. .................Ss
Mutual Terminal Co. (of Buff. .N.Y.).lt Is
Natomas Cen. (of CaD. ...............6s
New York Bay Extension Railway Co. IS
New Bern Gas Co. (of N. CD..........S
North Spring Lake. N. j.. Water Us
Northern Indiana Railway Co. Con. list IS
Norwalk, Conn. Refunding Sewer &
Water Is. Paving ..............4 AS
Oskaloosa Traction & Light Co ......5s
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.'s July I'd
Pelham. Ca. School ................5s
Pelham, Ga. Water. Light & Pub. Imp. IS
Pensacola, Fla. Improvement. ..4Hs
Pensacola. Fla, Special Improvement Is
Portland Gas & Coke Co. Refundins IS
Port Vue, Pa. Funding ....41s
Price City, Utah. Water Works &
Electric Light Co. ..................6,
Richland, Ca. Water Works & EleeLight 5,
Richmond. Va, Series 81. & Pub. Imp. 4,
St. Joseph & Grand Island Railway Co. 4,
School City. Fort Wayne. Ind ...3n
South Orange. n. J., Sewer ............4s
South Porto Rico Sugar Co. Ouly 3lst) s,
Squaw Creek. Drainage Dist. No. l.....6,
Statewide. N. C.. R. R. Aid .......".6
Stockton, Gas & Elec. Corporation. Is
S,onington, Conn. School Dist. No. Is. Is
Sullivan Water Company. ..........l:t 8,
Syracuse. n. Y. School .........3H,
Tampa, Fla, Rounding .........".S
Telfair County. Ga. Court House. ....5s
Toledo Ohio, Refundins As and var. 9th.
Toledo, Ohio. Education Uuly 2d). ....A
Toronto. Canada. Local improvement. 40
U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co.. Ser. K" "a
U. S. Mortgage & Trust Co. Ser. L" 4,
Water 1t. & Pow. Co.. Of Hot Spss.. S.D,s
Water Works Company (San Antonio) s,
Westerly, R. l.. Refundins ...........h
West Indianapoli, Funding Uuly Obs
West Orange. N. j.. Educational ......,5,
Wilkes Barre. Pa. City Improvement. IS
Wilmington. N. C.. 2efundins .......4,
Yellowstone County. Mon. Sd. No.2 AIS
Yosemite Valley R. R. Co..