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Interior receipts and stocks were:
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

=, -f- -..ric generating plant built ny the
g..'fr power Company recently began to
'rIFy ".e0t T.,ity to the coal mines In the
'At-NnN River district " West VIZ
ota-,'.,on " va, and is on the Kinawha
H''.r It's Transmission and distribution
.,n"- tre about l.J miles long and extend
tN'phEu territory covering over ESQ profuC-
!hg mines n Is understood IN u New YORK
banking firm has bought S3,3OO.0O0 frst
mH!'g.ge per cent. bonds OF the company
az Nl Offer them ~ an early date.
=, the, new hydro. e."ctrlc development OF
ne Parr Shoais Power Comp sub.
; ",.r.n Company on the BROAD River about
..FF NILES above columbia, =. c.. has been
10 g opened. The now station II
,,b'1" ~ rrye'on'ng 10000 horse power
shl viii supplement- the present steam and
~ &c.. ,',iri. stations Of the. parent com
lL.', which have n capacity Of II 800 horse .
p,''r The new station comprises da m
=" concrete 200 fcet long with u modern
.,"pfo"t power house In which there are
n mos opsTntirrg $500 horse power aggrcgntc
E.'- (" be instHllel The generators opera .
.Llef 4 81 foot head and current VIII br
n'Nsm'ttel ~ Columbia ~ 60 900 volts ovei
-'u''r circuit steel trlnsm sslon line.
IN northern ohio Traction and Ligh;
,.Wp'nF for the four months ended April
- ,'t' showed gross earnings Of 81 0s0, so
%" ,'nI"7s" 81 fli1 liI with net earnings
+. - .,o., g'n Of ,s,,.Gl The surplus
see and deductions has been made was
= '97 rs comprrcd with slcs O25 for the
. .fSrnnn.rg -four months Of 1918 or d
. IN Hi $1,000. After providing for dlyi-
~. d, on the prrfcrred stock thcrs was left
preceding year.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN. June 12.--Trading here contln-
ued dull with a generally stronger tone.
The further advance In Boston ELEVATED
to goa; was the feature A sale OF Concori
and Montreal class four was recorded at
1851. OF an from the previous sale New
Haven weakened TO % but recovered TO
5ah toward the close. In the lndustrials
American Woo'en preferred advanced l X
% 7GL. United Fruit weakened a point
10 15lIs Island Creek Coal preferred ad-
vanced point on light sales. The sum-
mary:
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

JOHN MoRIARTY--A petition in bank
ruptey has been hled against John MORT
arty dealer In furniture at 1887 Third
avenue. Liabilities are said to be $4,000
and assets $500.
ISAAC VOLTA petition In bankruptcy
has been filed against Isaac wolf. dealer
In diamonds and Jewelry NJ So Nassau
street. He made an assignment on Thurs
day Liabilities are said to be $4,000 and
assets sac, 900.
JOSEPH sHERwIS-A petition In bank
ruptcy has been filed against Joseph shtr.
win, manufacturer OF boys suits at l43
Greene street, He made an asslgnm nt on
are said TO be 80. 500 and assets $500
MARIE V. WADE, women's hAberdashsr,
residing at sos West Eighty second street,
has Med a petition In eankrup'cS' with
ALBERT Y. HARLoS. stationer OF al
br.Aiway, has nisa a Pstisi9n IN bank,
Lots RoTTER, salesman Of $50 st Paul,
place. has hird = pet tion In bankruptcy,
with liabilities ses and M, assets
and an auctioneer OF 20 Union Square has
Pee schedules wl9cS show liabilities
rriE Cecil COMPANY which operated the
Hotel Cecil and restaurant at ii2 st
Nicholas avenue. corner 1lsth street has
made an assignment to Cecil Grylls, presl-
dent OF the company.
.sAAC ooLDIN, wholesale and retail
West i25th street. has made an assign,
ment to Louis n Rrod.ky.
ABRAHAM aEf TIER, dealer In furniture
at 1877 Allen street has made an assign
msnt to George Ii. Rosenstein.
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a Rising Tide.

A week or so ago when Atchison was
selling around 95. 1t was predicted that
Atchlson closed NJ oeA. with st. Paul
only X OF n point away. The rising tide
In Atchison has been remarkable for Its
pers' Silence. There has oeen hardly any
trading In the stock and no signs OF specu-
latlve activity. Apparently the advance
has been due 10 n quiet accumulation of
all the stock offering around the present
level.
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RAILWAY SEEKS BOND ISSUE.
broadway and seventh Avenue Cons
naoy pctittons omuIssiou.

The Broadway and Seventh Avenue
Railroad Company has asked the Public
Service Commission for permission to Is.
sue $500, 600 bonds to retire bonds issued
under its second mortgage and due July
/, 1914.
The petition says the company has
s2l00,000 common stock outstanding
$4,000 900 first mortgage 8 per cent
bonds and $3.50 900 first consolidated
mortgage 3 per cent. bonds out OF q
toal authorized OF sl2.5oo,0oo.
There will be hearing before Com
missioner Maltble on June l5.
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MORE SUBWAY BIS OPENED.
Subsidiary Makes
Lowest Oner for Sections.

Bids for the construction OF the Lex.
ington avenue subway between Forty.
third and Fifty-thlrd streets were opened
by the Public Service Commission yes
terday. The lowest bid ls 81 $4,000. sub.
mitted by the Rapid Transit subway
Construction Company. subs! \ airy OF tbs
marlborough company. which viii op
crate the subway Macarthur Bros, Com
pany is second. with s2.023 900.
The contract for connecting The pres
ent subway and the Seventh avenue lin,
at the Battery was awarded yesterda,
to the RAPID Transit Construction Com
pany the lowest bidder. for s474,2i4.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
Greene Iananea copper Company

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEEri,,,
Notice I3 hereby gwen that the Annual
copper Company Will be held at the office
OF The opmr. ny 400 Aworm buildlns
OF June, 1871 at twelve clock noon. for
the transaction OF an and all busiHsss tn 1,
may como before the meeting. including tn 9
election Of three directors to hold ONCE tor
three years.
The transfer books viii bo closed at three
clock p M Monday. MAY 2b. 1914. and
will he rsoppn0t ~ ten o'clock a NJ on
Tuesday. June l6, 1914,
Nv O-hSrs Of the Hoard NJ Directors
FREDERIC II KENNEDY. Secretary,
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CHAR store. Deal Confirmed.

G A. whelan, president OF the United
Cigar stores Company, has received n
cable message from London confirming
the reported purchase Of the Baker chain
OF tobacco stores by George u Whelan
and his associates. The Baker COMPANY
has more than sixty stores; almost all
of them are In London. 1t was said here
yesterday that In addition to the stores
a number OF cigarette manufacturing con-
Germs which produce standard brands
have been bought, 40 the new company
will probably be both manufacturing
and retailing concern.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
tla m haitian

STU ST ir E--sos ., pyors E.,n
eTH ST 7il E-Micnatl Nttmpylc.. Inc,
AIT Inn N,e'y, owner; ! Ncely. con.
asb sT' ii52 E-N Y E ctiriic Installation
60, Inc. aEt John Moriarty. owner and
18TH ST ~, ana i2s w Portman & co
aEt Celia possansky. Owu'r' Yorktown
Realty Co. lessee and contractor .s755
6iTH ST 500 PARK ay. lt.SxT35-
American Wool Carpet Flooring co agt
james brisbane, owner; r J II Atkinson,
contractor Observation-Disclosures. sTs
65Tu ST 20 to a2 w--Jullus Coleman a
Bro ast SlNty-nfth street Realty co.
owner and contractor. ...,....., $3.50 30
Sofa ST. lis to 1922 W--wcish Machine
works aEt Daniel J John 8. Harry r md
Edwar1 Coleman, owners; Victor Auto
Garage co. lessee: Lotos Garage co. lessee
ana contractor. .....,.,..,.,....... tlPs.2
Bronx,
HOME ct '93G--Realty Marble q Tile Co
az R'ilhert CONSTITUTION co. own and
,.'i. f3Nl or. s'''' go. 60 $500. 800. s5Vfs0
l7STH ST. p, whole block front between
: Maps and Prospect ave, 2sbx&T--Maxi-
milan Zlpkes agt Middle BRINK Realty
n Construction co. owner, Leonard y
Kaufman, contractor trcnewhD &C.. $3.50
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THE COPPER MARKET.

The copper market had an unexpecte d
relapse yesterday. as a result OF which
less optimistic feeling prevails among
producers of the metal. The healthy de-
mand which existed during the buying
squirt few days ago disappeared and
consumers returned to their hand to
mouth buying policy. Yesterdays bust
ness consisted of small lots for July and
August delivery at ~ cents. Second
bands were able to dispose of little
copper at concessions from the quotations
of the larger agencies.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, June l2.-The market
was little broader TODAY and the I'M
iertone was stronger. The selling of
United cas- Improv ment on announce
rnent OF the death of Thomas Dolan. one
NJ the organizers of the comnany and for
merry chairman OF the board Of directors.
failed 10 bring out much stock, as his
Noldinga are not expected to be put on
he market Traction issues were dull
There was some commission house buying
Of Philadelphia Electric at fractional
advance. Arbitrage trading was light
Tha summary:
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TWIN CITY RArID TRANSIT COMPANY

The board OF directors have declared a
regular quarterly dividend OF one and three
fourths per cent. nsF) upon the Preferred
and one and one-hali per cent 81 u - upon
payable July LIST 1919. to STOCKHOLDERS OF
record al the close of business June 18th.
1914
Dividend checks Will be mailed by The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, Trans
fer Agents. Nos 1879 William street New
York city to stockholders who have filed
A. NJ. ROBERTSON. Secretary
New York. June 9TH. 1914
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

HallgRrten n Co, william Solomon q
Co. and Harvey Fisk Co, who offered tho
SO coo, 900 one year per cent notes OF the
BETH ehem steel Corp ration, announce that
the entire issue has been taken by In
Ves'nrs
william Solomon Il Co annourr' that
first mortgage per cent bonds purCht., a
by them have been sold and the syndicate
cfcs' a.
The Continental Can Company has spplle !
To the Stock Exchange to list $500 900
per cent. cumulative stock and $4,000, 900
common stock
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Itronx
LIS pENUrNS.
Manhattan

l40TH ST. Lprov nv l2oth - ana 7th av.
block. &r--N Y Life Irs GO vs Annie q
Wat Z al lforeclose two mtges: atty.
g W Uuhheil
10TH ct 100 2h nv. % sx'ooii-.
WIN. upiie vs. Nipcenza Mossuri ~ nj
lfarecinse mtgel attys, Amend & Amend.
East BRO ANYWAY iH - Max Wolper W
seward Park H'dR ~ - nj I'oreci use
r,tGal: avs. Folton-'ein ~ Rossnst'in
RPONDWAY r w COZ kist ~. 2aiN'ns *
i~rcg - I.usthaisr Cnrstr CO VS. Girard
Trust 60 Of al CNction u foreciose me
charic's. HENS at'ys. Lindsay Kaish q
LFXITGToN Az. es laGn s?d =, a,x7o--
Jessie Cii'end"r - Albert K'H0k ct nj
ffl~oc'ass m'Rol. phty. q \ Runk
H. rF"KER sT 49, 10Th -. 2f7 w.
rlsecksr ~ 80 ari as" IN 81, soI w:
Rank 1T ?N--'icnevipvR e Ske'lv IT al W
Nrv \ Nor'imer o. ~ tactio, 10 SET
rs'1N- deeAsi attvs clarke \ rla-k~
PNp"rr. NJ la-i her ~ n poirt as n
Horoflo ct. - { ith 81. runs ~ ir"hes
Ve lsSx 2ia inchos les 20 beg-
Gs-i-ude M7'hin - Js-e r Calm ct al
partition; a'tv. y Shplnsky
Br0Rv.
MARION Az. " a. % ? lT9th 81, 36x79i--
phinp RhinelHnd"r ,trusteeD act Charles
I, Koii. - a. foreclosure OF mortgaEel ,
p''vs. Miller h Har'corn
RIVER ~ 50 cor 1sO'h - "a 5xi04G-Cnr-
r"i'a 4 Cariashirn 81 a. urusters agf
8 \ Winston Construction 60 ol al fore e
closure ~ mor'gaEel. atty, II Corey.
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United Shu, MaeiilerY Carpufatlol.

lne DlTeClOrs Of THIS COrpof atiOn have
declared u quarterly dividend OF IN 20
t3i cts. per share on the Preferred
capital stock and a dividend vi ~. $50 rts.
pei shatel on the common capital sto, X.
both payable July 9Th, 1914, to stockholders
OF record at the close of business June 10th,
L. A COOtIDGE Treasurer
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REALTY RECORDS
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


with name ana address "a tenIet's atty)
iiNTUN AZ, lftts I5bth st. g2sxiiisx
F4.lONllJ.y. Jan :. lsV5--uatry and Bessie
Lear To Catn AMI MarEt kclIS. gI!i
.AiI.sie ~ dam Az. atty. l. + 1 Co ice
bway s.........t.. .........,. s;,..y
l5O.5x2tixi56. Apr 10, isiiyMInnie zime
norman to Aug Lanter. GIe y Ibist az
atty, - h DAVIS 3giO 81 av......., III 400
IL. ST IS. sti " Amsterdl an av. tVSxoj.
Albert de 5io orSm L 10 s,s a. y, 10
atys, Pheips. q T. 80 Broad ct $40. 900
HksfEH ct. ty2 z, - e B4xter 81 55xT5,
to Maha'isu IVyss9S2 co GO" S sst,s oige
X, LS A, so Bvav 80. ..'....'.. 81 0o6
DENiNt- lOS hN, cor 96th ~, 100. SX36,
June rs, 1g05--HuRh Gal agher to Annie
Moran "a. no PARK av. atty, ~ Gross.
man lIo Bway ....,..,.... ,...... $1,000
soxioo. sept IA, isi2-LSWfence" and
Mamie Davis TO Chas and Anglia )
ss,ah,slng ~ W wa ST. atty Franz sisgeL
~ fark ROW. .,...,.... $4,000
18th IT 1889 W 100 Ams,srdam
Nv ,eVNIVLS ~ ~ i'vb.C TN h ,Sttton
W tunoi p1Whlus o. ntpnHNi " a..
MSsppys,,N nnfTn IRE rector s,oVs
d|sioe Mar q 1891 .ouis = md iuliNs
sa n'nt ,.,r,,onO ms E" :. anu
& FoS AZ I'bsrtv "'''' ~ III n eon
DECATUR Az n os0 Mosb.l, III
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY

NEW 1UWk VUVNT1.
Supreme Court-Appelate Division-Re.
cess
supreme Court--spaciai Te~r Part ~
Before Phi,bin, J. Court opens at 1880
\ NJ. Ev parte matters,
surrogate's Court-Chamb hers Before Co.
haiou = No dpV ca'er lar
city Court-Speriql Term.-Part I.-pA.
fore Green. j. Court opens at 10 A. NJ
Eek parte mates
KINGS COUNTY,
supreme Court--Sp sial Term. Court
opens at 10 a, NJ. Before Aspinall, J. Liti-
gated motions Before Crane, j. Ex parte
matters,
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NEW YORK MOTION PICTURE

MONTHLY DIVIDEND NO 10.
dividend OF two per cent t2Fc unOI
the capital stock OF this corporation ha :
been declared, payable on June Is 1914 20
stot khold'rs OF record at the opening of
business on that day,
New York, June 10 1914
CHARLES j. HITE Treasurer
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Twin City Rapid Transit
Company

Pursuant to resolution Of the Board OF
directors OF Twin. CITY Rapid transit Com
pany duly adopted at the reg Iar quarterly
meeting OF said Board he'd Oh June 2. 1915,
there IL offered TO all siockhol1ers OF record
at the close of business on Monday. June 10,
igit Tor subs, ription pro rata at par.
VI 800. 600, par value. Of the authorized but
unissued Common Capital Stock of this Com
pany and $4,000 par value, OF Treasury
Stock. Under this authority each stock
holder owning either Preferred or Common
stock may Subscribe to new stock to tbs
amount Of one-twelfth u-i2 OF n share for
each share held. A warrant or warrants
specifyins the number OF full shares or frae
'Ionai shares or both as the case NAV be- OF
the. said stock TO- which stockholders are
entitled to subscribe. Will be Forwarded as
soon as possible after June 10. 1914 War
rants will be mailed 10 the stockholder .
dividend address on the book Of The Far.
mers Loan and Trust Company. New York
and National Trust Company Ltd. Mon.
treal unless other Instructions are received
by said The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany before June 10. 1914.
Circulars outlining the plan OF this sub
''''''''" "' 4. N. ROBERTSON.
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Spot cotton at New York was unchangcd
4, 1870. Southern srOt markets were I'M
changed, with New Orleans ~ 1916, Cal
weston ~ Savannah 1875, Houston lS's'
Augusta l4i, and Memphis 1881.
The New orleans market was steady
after n. closing here. Prices there were ::
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VANDERBILT Host to Bank club.

The National City Bank Club on its
annual outing to-day will he the guest OF
Frank A. Vanderlip. president OF the Ma
tlonal City Bank. Mt his home, Beech
wood Scarborough -on the Hudson. 4
SPECIAL train will leave the rrard cortra'
a. gao T. VI II ~ expected that about
! ,200 will he prssoHt
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or
THE OlICKsIIyEH MINING COMPANY

The Annual Meeting Of the olirk.l'ver
panv's once, No IS Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan City OF New York y V on
June II, 1914 at | o'clock i NJ, Directors
for the ensuing year will he elected and such
other business transacted as ma" come
before the meeting
CT. TRACY. Secretary
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SUMNER COTTAGES TO RENT

ROCkANAY PARK
81 Firsl Ave, new house, 10 rooms. fur
nished, half block from ocean, four from sta -
i'ng. r,Nf 500 for season ! NAUGHTD\
lja r ESD Ft Phone Plaza 2lbO.
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souTm Porto RICO SUGAR COMPANY,

Tho Board OF Directors have this day de-
clared quarterly dividends OF ges on Pre-
ferred Stock ana IT on Common stock
payable on july I, isla to stockholders OF
+ A. DILLINGHAM. Secretary
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American Can Company

A quarterly dividend OF one ana three.
quarters per cent. has beeh declared upon
Tho Preferred stock Of this Company. pay
able July LIST l9lt, 10 StoCkholdera OF record
AT the close OF business June nth, 1914.
mailed.
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Notice 10 Holder. Of the NrtropoIItan Tele-
phone a Telegraph Company First Mort
cage So Cola Bonds
Bankers Trust Company, successor by
merger to The Mercantile Trust Company.
Trustee under a certain mortgage dated May
gain, 1855. and an agreement dated No
vember LIST. 1855 both executed by The
Metropolitan Telephone n Telegraph com
pany, which the New York Telephone Com
pany has assumed and agreed to pay. hereby
Invites proposals up to the close Of business,
June 2e. 1919, for!the sale 70 II on July ].
1914, OF bonds secured Nv said mortgage. a,
a price satisfactory to the New York Tele
phone Company At rate not exceeding par
onoun, A.. .h,i Nc, synssd ,hs su,n q,
sl2 aro 80
BASKERs Trust COMPANY. Trustee.
Vow York. MAY L 1911
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Cash markets. were Wheat-No. l
Northern at Minneapolis, g0Ac.; No.
Northern spring g. o. b.. si02is No. .
red. C. l. f. export. 92lsc.; No. 2 hard T.
o. b. to arrive, 500 u No. l Manitoba
f. o. b., sl02h. CoIn-Export. s0hc. |.
No. 3 yellow, prompt shipment. 81 iac. :;
No. . yellow, slAc. Oats--No. 2 white,
40 u ar isc. No. ) white, Ash m46Lc. /.
standards. 46a47c. Rye-.No. 2 Western.
72i.c. Barley Mating G. !. I. Buffalo,
81 a zoe. Flour-Spring patents. si.656
s5.25; spring clears s3.90as4. Kansas
strsights to arrive. si.25d si36.
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Weekly Failure Report.

Bradstreers reports 2i5 business failures
in the United states during the week
ngainst 23s for the previous week and 2S9,
25G 2l9 and rs for the corresponding weeks
OF 1918 to 1910 The middle stotss had 81,
New England 81, Southern go Western IS
Northwestern md fer. Western 2s
ing week About IS per cent. OF the total
number OF concerns falling mad capital %
IS 600 or less and 10 per cent had from
o., 900 to $50, o0s capital,
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Referees NpD0irtTd.
Supreme Court-Py Justice Phllbin--Mat
ter OF GCOghpgln. Frcdk. II, X ch.
ny Justice Greenb Rum-M 'cy vs. Lands
berg, Emanuel JaCobus Matter OF Malie
Lane safe D. Co, Irving Washburn
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Supreme Court--By Justice Phiibin-Ms
Mullins.
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NEW PORT & IISt iNNATI Birdie 90.
G,nctol Mortgage th1?o 30 car hoid Bonds.
In etcordtntc with Tie terms OF tie Snkln q
Fund clause Of ilONe mortpbge. notice Is ereby
given mt seHkd proposals for the sale q as
m ry bonds re- cen he purchfscd with sl.sDOO
twhith amounts one Ttr cent. OF st,asgOO. -.
The amount " bonds row ouisUndigl, Will be
received al the once OF the Louis Vile NJ shvillc
keilroi d Coi.irtry. No. II Broadway. New ork
City. ard opened ct noon on June 10th, 10 4,
when u lowest ofrcr Will lie accepted, provided
tie prize does not cxtrtd per End Interest
WM. W.1HOAPSON. Treasurer.
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ALBANY, june i2,--The day calendar
'or tomorrow Nos pos, 100. 9jb, 956 st4,
$50, 9le and 707,
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New tngIin1 Power ComatnJ
Preferred stock Dividend

Boston June 10, 1914
4 quarterly dividend OF IN 20 on the Pre-
fer-ed shares OF the New England Power
Company has been declared for three
months ending July LIST. 1914, payable on
that date 10 stockholders Of record AZ the
close Of business June IS, 1914
BAKER AYL1NG 4 co. Transfer Agents
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C,rre,ticui River Power Company Of Main.
Common Stock Divide I'd

Boston. June 10. 1914.
a Bemi-annual dividend or payment Of
ih% on the Common stock OF the connecti.
cut River Power Company OF Maine has
been declared and will be payable on July /.
1914, to stockholders Of record at the close
o. business June a. lgli
BAKER. ANLlNG 4 CO. Transfer Agents
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II A. NJ bills 20 Liverpool were: July.
ts22 October. IL 50; January, 12.7l. The
narke, there is due TO open to-day / to
points lower.
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The liverpool market was steady. There
was "A moderate business in SPOT cotton,
with mid ling unchanged AZ 7s7d. sales.
5000 bales. Receipts. 1900 bales. includ-
inE oOo American.
Prices at Liverpool We're:
Omen. High Low Clos PREY
ing e>'. est ing close
,u,v Aug 1874 7s,n ~ 1894 sra
o. Nov .G, GS GI ssGr sssi1
Jan Feb 300 gu s;sh ga s7fig GIT
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by JAMES r. HOOPER. President Trustee.
Boston, Mass, June 1. 1914.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-07-30
Saturday, August Is, 1917

Saturday, August 10, l9l4
at the PRINCIPAL front door of the court house
at FranklintOn, La, between the legal sale
hours for judicial sales, the following de-
scrbed property to-Wlt:
transformer IS, type A fixtures 10
20n oval reflectOrs.
1874" Hanger arms, l Pr. No. 2
hanger arms.
Pr. Cutouts gallon transformer
oil 15-100 VT. globes.
IS brackets, IS insulators, l ampere
meter, 1912 lbs. No. w. P. wire.
Terms of sale: Cash with benefit OF
appraisement.
This 9th day of July, 1914.
7. j. Simmons, Sheriff.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1914-07-30
Ideas of Plain Man.

In spite of the fact that the
metric system of measurements
is established. practical and sim
pli2ity itself. Englishmen 60
OH using their outrageous pound,
schiIlings and pence money.
Americans, their cumbersome
acres, yards and feet, apothe.
carries one kind of ounces and
grains and jewelers. another, dia-
mond dealers measure by caratS
and horse dealers by hands,
landsmen have their miles and
seamen their knots.
Great cities have their COM
munal Waterworks and central
gas and electric lighting and
power systems, but hesitate to
install central city heating plants.
which it has been shown, can be
inexpenSively operated from the
waste steam of power houses.
Moral leprosy has been toler
ated in kings, and while the
whole world was kow- towing to
the old reprobate, Louis XIV Of
France, they were burning Wo-
men for witchcraft and exiting
their most industrious and hon
est body of citizens for heresy,
that is, for difference of opinions.
Long after the upper-class
idea has disappeared from Amer
lea, we still continue the useless
and obstructive senate.
The introduction of machinery,
which has everywhere raised
the wages of labor, was fought
by the laborers with rioting and
bloodshed.
Though scientists have dem.
onstrated the waste and unre-
liability of gold or silver as the
basis Of money value, and shown
that universal dollar is practi-
Cal, we go On doing the worlds
business upon the fuctuating
standards of the value of d metal
Though the days Of our life
are few, and there Is much IT,
learn that is useful, We still
cram Greek aud Latin iti"
school children.
Truly, Genius has its limjta-
Itions; stIpluitS mas None