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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-20
zach Wins for Champs.

Milwaukee, Wis. June 2O.-Jim zach,
recalled from the Twin City club of
the .Wisconsin-Illinois league was put
in the box soon after his arrival and
pitched the champions to a 8 to 2
victory over Indianapolis. He was
hard hit, but was invincible with men
on bases. Merz twirled good ball, but
his support was poor.
Score. &h 1 1900
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steady, and with men in a scoring
position he was invincible. In the first
inning Oldring singled. Collins also
singled and when Walker fumbled a
hit Oldring took third and Collins Sec
ond, whence they scored on Bakers
two-base blow. Score:
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Open Season for Pitchers,


Philadelphia, June 20. - A poorly
played game here was won by Chicago
in the tenth inning s to 7. In the tenth
Leach led off with a home run into the
bleachers and Good scored on his
single and steal of second and Ire
lan's tumble of Zimmerman's ground
er. Three pitchers were used by each
team. label hurt his arm and left the
contest after h first inning. Laven-
der was taken out after giving three
passes in the sixth, and Cheney finish
ed the game in fine style. Jacobs and
R1xey, the latter making his debut for
the season, did poorly. while Mayer
held Chicago down until the tenth.
Becker made another home run, his
third in three successive games.
Score:
r. H. E..
Chicago 8 II 8
F~nlladelphia ............... 8
Batteries-zabel, Lavender, Cheney
and Needham; Jacobs. Rixey, Mayer
and Killifer.
Pittsburgh-Brooklyn rain,
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Federal League.
Cards Lose Record Game.

Boston, June 2O.-Boston won from
st. Louis Z to S in a game which last
ed two hours and forty-seven minutes,
a record for the season here. The
visitors developed a hating streak ia
the eighth inning and two home runs,
a triple, and three singles, added four
t~allies. overcoming Boston's lead. In
the last half of the inning, the home
players drove Griner out of the box,
Sallee, who relieved him, was wild,
Boston getting four runs on three
singles. Manager Higgins of st.
Louis and Second Baseman Evers. of
Boston We're put off the field for dis
putting decisions. Score:
r. H. E.
st. Louis s - I
Batteries-Rudolph, James and
whaling; Criner. Sallee and Snyder.
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been out Of the game over six weeks,
suffering from a fractured skull. The
injury was received from a pitched
ball hurled by Burns of Minneapolis.
Score:
r H e
Louisville 8 IA 2
Kansas city ............... 5 9 2
Batteries-Toney and LeVereid;
Morgan, Baskette and Moore.
Cleveland Took Tight Game.
st. Paul, June 20.-In a close contest
Cleveland won from st. Paul yesterday
by punching hits with errors in the
sixth inning. The final score was
2 to 1.
Score:
r H e
Cleveland 2 7 2
81 dul / 5
Batteries@George and Devogt; Hall
and Glenn.
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WHITE (seven pieces)
AEK3; p3SS; Pg; SBk1P1; ~; 4B2P; 8; g.
White MnSes I'm F@uR M0yes.

ApFopos OF the four-move problem bv
+. Holman, published a month ago, in
which the effect was of one going upi
stairs rapidly and then falling down
an air shaft, attention Is called to this,
problem. The ascent seems very Ia
bored, terminated by IN almost audible.
sigh of relief at the top landing,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
KiIIifer Wins For MilIars.

Minneapolis, June 20.-KilIifer's sin
gle in the eighth inning scored two
runs for Minneapolis and gave the
home club a two-run lead over Column
bus that was relinquished. The
score was 4 to 2. Fiene and Scheme
berg pitched excellent ball, Fiene al
lowing six hits and his opponent five.
Shelton had two sacrifice hits and a
sacrifice fly out of four trips to the
plate,
Score:
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Cleveland Took Tiaht Game.
CHESS NOTES

Problem No. 40.
(By w. A. Shinkman)
BLACK 1.-TWO pieces)
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WHITE (six pieces)
s; 8; 4sQ2; 3PPPz; 8; s; g; kBK.
White Mates in Two Moves.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

,s!ssy saS s. ss:: y. sssa q Ss' dss
,fsSsrs arc sStiy. now 10 e. .i' IL. Gns quality
season showed heavy losses Process re.
a p.ssp. ana .,oS S0r: /. s ssHss S sSsa
+ H. .:ssss! XIX. AZ
saSs s .l ss !Ss s somon % fsi
I.Sls! ss.f,a, make make sI. t:diis s.sse, &c
SSa NJ fssss;nisa w:9 ' sT.d.s 80
cHEEsE-Reeeiv.r, feel tina, price. sav.
rns 0 axe S0p of ;s:t ' %S. a sr%s
tina, n he Price : ssS TO :,.ss doss ai
n s s s sHis1 and ft .s,. . ss ~S s
nISHc.: eolored and white average fancy.
i iss s,s' ;;,- .k!%
'S Eoo On skim: q S.aiy dsiss.,v,; iss,s,
caused oasii,y 10 rn NEAT IN ana ne rse.,r n
:,sss % , :ss;,:,s isss.i. T.;'.sasy ',sds
SUMPTION S.eau.. Of tn. heat. Finest
sss.-as, 2s9s.c;; extra ar.is az . ssSe;
isGc.: No. :. iSSi7Se.i P.nnsy,vanis and
s ssa nis.S s.sl. sss p.i,%s$:
S SS. ana S G,s.i sSn.S:Tn Ten
S.srssk. on: rom Missouri snd On. rom
There we're uniosded 20 cars OF freight stock
and one car Of scattering coops by express
continue in good demand at former prices.
Not many turkeys and old reese as they
fciios' Broii.r.' ,seSssc.! fosi,, Icy i Zee:
s s& 590s Ssss '1 "s .es IL,
iiSc': geese, iiai2e. Guinea fowls pair.
pSREssERbs 'g pouR ais weather ha.
condition because OF the hack or ,es. Market
day. There. were sale. OF fancy large fowl.
closely graded al i64c. with small &c.
packed broiiers and desirable sizes at sec.
plsny OF spring ducks and they , WIRE
poultry is iisht and fancy fowl. we're he'd
nrmly. with demana for fancy young tom
.n the ,ro1eS fGssn
neglected. Prices follow! Fresh Killed tur-
Keys. average. n ID. if@ Isc. Broiisrs. Phil
zee fe. as each zoe ef Fow: %s.ts9 S
boxed. 50 lbs and over to dozen. isS; 80
scslded' isc.; Western ana Southern. poor
ia So.. Ppef ao. l' %S. nc
lbs. to dozen,, o.; lbs. sRs5; Frozen,
n',c. ,BrPllers.. i2 70 box. mil. FED; fancy
chickens, milk led. al to as tbs to doIsn
$50 lie; corn FED. i.H aiSc. Fowls, West.
% TO as lbs, i1H SiSc.; old roostsr,, III
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Cireumstan initial Rumors.

Wall Street appears to have accepted
the idea that tho decision In the advanced
freight rate case IL to be handed down
tomorrow. But more curious develop
ment Is the circulation Of circumstantiai
reports purporting to give the exact ma
ture of the decision. II is difficult to
imagine how such advance inform alton
can be anything more than a pure guess
Nevertheless, there are many people who
think that the latest rumors are at least
plausible. "On the highest kind OF su-
thorlty'' Wall Street had II yesterday that
the decision will take the form OF docu-
ment OF ESQ pages In which four main sub
jects will be considered as follows: The
hrst division win DO devoted to tho sen-
eral subject Of rate making powers. The
second will take Up the question OF
whether the railroads are entitled tn more
revenues In the present circumstances and
this question will be decided In the affirm
alive. The third division will discuss
various ways and means by which rev.
enues can be Increased without recourse
70 direct advance. The fourth part
viii formally feny the application 81 the
roads Tor permission to raise the tariffs
lied by them and will then Indicate q
selected schedule of rates which may be
Increased. These increases will only af-
feet certain class rates. all commodity
rates TO remain as they are. A list OF
about 400 different classes " weight will
be considered, ont Of which higher ates
on only sixty items will he allowed.
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NOTICE
St.Louis and San Francisco
Railroad
OFFICE OF SPECIAL MASTER,
s2z Frisco Building.
Saint Louie, Missouri

OFFICE OF SPECIAL MASTER,
ssin, Louis. i Gi..oari
TO ssE G ,sss5isss OK ns.Ssb tSS
PASyASD ALL PARTIES CON
rh nrHS wa. mad. on tn. Goth day Of May.
lsii, and entered on he Isl gay OF Jun.
cause thsrsln pending; sn;,ti.a NORTH
i.oui. and san frshe,sco R.iiro.a co%p.ny
Defendant In Equity tl1t. Cnu:oldsted
N" "oR bEREp. ApJvpoEp AND DE.
c or ass,S.t saia s-a.ndsnt St Gcsl. and San
q The funds or pTcperty 20 ~ hand; o. said
he ne lures dst., Of acerusi and amount.
S Sssiai Ms.,e T =, 81 Iea. n n. q
tober. 1914. and II any OF them fail so to do.
they and each OF them so failing shall be
SistriSution ION" Of the moneys and proceeds OF
the property OF said defendant. st. 1,ouis and
are or Ssreaf,er shall be IN Tie hands Of the
Receivers In this case. and from shsring or
ton Of the proceeds arising from the sale OF
s,id railroad snd other properly y such
safe shhn hereafter be ahJudsed end hecreeo
basis Of aliowssce OF interest TO May q.
1914. the date Of the appointment OF the Re
.,ysrs hs.e rn.nts nGS 10 prsI%a sd ree.Rs
interest hccruing thereafter upon uie amounts
found TO be due to said creditors respectively
on ssid 27th day OF May 1918. ANY party
% this suit and any psr.y who hle. his
With nj, order and he Reeeivers may die
~ answer to the claim or dsmans or on;
special Master Within thirty dsys after
oE,See r: c.ns and fH %.mnss. G Sms cbiss
lions so fled are hereby referred 10 said
Special Master for him TO report the
crdsr in Shics thev Sire lawfully emitted
TO payment The Special Master shall make
and nie. In writing his report on each and
which he may hear and adtudicate Any
Q, gss. h'ssn IN. .hs
Master may. within 20 DAYS from the time
Of the ming OF such report OF the Special
cep,,on not 20 MED viii be considered by the
court and ~ no exception IL within that
period n,sd BY cny such h pay sy.a hs
herein shall cause that portion Of this
decree reia Ting to the PRESENTATION end al
once each week for six successive weeks
,i.hed in the CITY Of 81 Louis state OF
Suistion puSished IL the city 81 Memphis.
state OF Tennessee; In q newspaper Of
general circula,ion published In IN. city OF
= he City OF New York. State OF New
ANY desired Information respecting the
manner Of ming and proving sny such
elaine, demands or obligations will be fur
"''"e' THOMAS =. rAuNTLEROy.
Special Master.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat Down Under Hedge selling
torn and Oats Weak.

Wheat continued under pressure, and
prices declined TO new low levels on the
movement heavy volume OF hedge
selling Ia July caused u loss OF lc. on the
Gay ana decline OF I'VE from the high
ieVel Of the preceding day. Crop condl-
u"hs throughout spring and winter wheat
territory were perfect. Cutting in the
southwest Is RAPIDLY progressing under
'4Noia IL weather. There were additional
rams al many POINTS in the Northwest,
ava SOL conditions are excellent. For
tEn crop news was also favorable. In
RUSSIA general rains have greatly bene-
n'el the crop, aud the Argentine outlook
improved o-iing to better seeding
weather.
'ash wheat was In less demand, with
prices somewhat easier. Export buying
was said to be holding up well. but this
tslied 10 induce important speculative
oH|!ng az 1t was argued that with new
wheat shortly to arrive In heavy volume
~ will not be apt to feel the pinch Of
forelgn takings.
Corn reacted rather sharply. selling OF
snout lie. bushel under heavy selling by
the longs leading influence in the
ue'lhe was a sharp break In Buenos
ASres and claims that Argentine corn
VAS being offered freely at materially
lower prices The weather in that coun-
lly Is more settled, and II Is predicted
'hat shipments will increase. Domestic
crop accounts were also better. There
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FREEMAN DENIES CONSPIRACY.
sugar Cempsny's Secretary Tssttfies
In Government's Action.

Joseph e. Freeman. secretary OF the
American Sugar Refining Company and
It's underlying subsidiaries. was the wit
ness yesterday at the resumption OF the
hearings In the Governments suit against
the company. His testimony was devoted
largely to the sale of stock OF the Lewis.
ton and Amalgamated beet sugar compa-
niles.
1t was brought out that the directors
Of the American Sugar Refining Company
had authorized the sale OF the Amalga-
mated stock which 1t held, having a par
value OF 100, at not less than $50
q share and the S37t.0S0 OF Lewiston
stock at not less than $40. Utah-tdAho
sugar shares, having q par value Of $40,
we're ordered sold at not less than 81 a
share. None OF the latter was sold but
the other stocks, were disposed OF.
TO the bar and that In addition to his
other duties he keeps tab on the laws
passed In States where the corpora ton
has properties and sees that the statutes
are complied with. As one OF the de-
PENDANTS In the Governments suit he de-
MED that he ever conspired to restrain
'rade, IS alleged, or combined with any
one to influence sugar prices. He said
hat he never knew any OF the officials
n he company to attempt to influence
companies m which the corporation holds
stock, except IN the case of two small con-
Germs to which the American Sugar Re-
fning Company lent money.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

isADoR LEWIS. residing at sbs Hoe ave,
furniture, &c. at l75 East lsoth street.
has filed a petition In bankruptcy, with
liabilities OF 1Ts7s and assets of e.oas.
LESSER a wEINBERGER, dealers In furni-
ture at 1884 First avenue. have filed SEIZED.
ules In bankruptcy, with liabilities OF
Sss,ssa. consisting of secured claims stb'.
S4s, and unsecured claims ss77is. and
tate, $4,000; debts due on open account.
$3.50; money In bank, N,o3s.
BELMONT APARTMENT HOTEL COM
PANY has nled schedules In bankruptcy,
with liabilities Of SaSl3o, OF which S2b,-
236 are secured claims. and assets Of
$4,000. represented by cash $1,000. and
stock $4,000.
MILTON GREENFIELD. dealer In
womsn's furnishing FOODS In Poushkeepsie
here. with liabilities Of yli,6si, eonsist:
ing of secured claims Ss,oboi unsecured
claims. t7l3l, and accommodation paper,
$4,000, and assets of $3.50, represented
by real estate 5000, and cash Si,bts.
McCLAIM. CARLL 4 LEVY CO., q corpora
tion manufacturing dresses at ~ West
Seventeenth st. has assigned for the bene-
At OF creditors TO Harry c. Dursndo.
JOSEPH sHERwlN, = dealer In clothing
the benefit Of creditors to Samuel Geld
ISAAC WOLF, dealer In diamonds ,tewelry,
&C. at IS Nassau street, has assigned for
the beneM of creditors to Elksn Figstner
OF ~ Nassau street.
sIxTYLsrvpNrH STREET AMUSEMENT
COMPANY of 21s West Sixty seventh
street has assigned for the benent Of
creditors to william Hsnkei. Jr.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The American Gas and Electric Company
mas declared the regular quarterly GA sh
dividend OF per cent on the common
STOCK OF the company ana an extra dlviden nd
OF per cent. on the same class OF stock
Phelps. Dodge h Co. have declared an
extra dividend OF $3.50 per share In sddi-
$3.50 per share on the stock OF the com
pany.
Announcement Is made OF the change Of
the firm name OF Bayne. Ring Il Co to
Bayne, Hlne a Co. the partners being Paul
Bayns, George $. Ring, Donald Bayne and
" Worthington Hine. Mr.. Hlne Is son
OF Francis L. Hine, president OF the First
National Bank. Donald and Paul Bayne
are sons OF y. q. Bayns. president OF the
SeaboArd National Bank.
York has decided that the City. of Jackson
vile, Fla. bonds are a legal Investment
for savings banks OF this state
Levan b. Corbiere. formerly with Thomas
Dodd * Corbiere, 10 now associated with
Mills n Stewart.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-12
"Crude Methods.v

Crude and did fashioned methods are
being employed to stimulate speculation
IN Third Avenue shares. Wall Streets
Yesterday morning mail vas plentifu.,y
sprinkled With ,opl~s II an anonymous
communication which ran as follows
"A traction expert reports. The Third
Avenue Railway system OF 35s miles OF
electric underground traction and trolley
lines has the most profitable future of
any traction property In America. Third
Avenue Is now earning at the rate OF
over ] per cent. a month for the stock.
II is in splendid physical and financial
condition. All debts are paid and a sur
plus OF over S2,0Oo,000 is In the treasury.
The stock will probably 20 up to 500
"A share before the dividends commence.
Il Is we'll worth $3.50. The New York
State Tax Commission taxes the value OF
Third Avenues franchises at si6,750.oo0,
declaring the stock worth 800 a share
for the franchises 1t owns alone, without the
great railway property l, owns that cost
over $50, 100000. II could not be dupli-
Gated for any such sum now"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-12
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Closes 4 TO 4 Peints Lower
Proyisions steady.

Coffee prices moved within narrow linn
les yesterday, closing to . points lower
or at tho lowest of the session. Euro
pean markets were featureless. and there
was no important business from that
quarter. Brazilian cables were dlscour-
aging to the bulls, as the markets were
lower and the crop movement was large.
The impression Is growing In local coffee
circles that new crop coffee Is partly
responsible for the large figures. Yes
terday's total sales were 26,500 bags,
large proportion of which were March
transactions.
Havre opened unchanged to y franc
lower. and closed at the opening level
Hamburg started unchanged to y pfg
higher and ended \ TO u pig. higher.
Rio No. Z was so reis lower at $3.50
At Santos No. 4 was $50 reis lower at
$500, while No there was 80 reis
lower at $500. Rio and Santos receipts
were 2l,o00 bags against $4,000 bags
last year. Sac Paulo had $4,000 bags,
against 1000 bags and Jundiahy had
10, 900, against 5000.
New York and New Orleans warehouse
deliveries OF Brasilian coffee on Wednes-
day were 1885 bags and for the three
days OF tho week they totalled SS,7s3
bags.
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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 regular quarterly
meeting Of said Board held on June 9, 1914,
there Is offered to all stockho lders OF record
at the close OF business on Monday, June IS.
igit for subseription pro rata al par,
Ss0o,ooo, 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 the
amount Of one-twelfth u-l2 OF share for
each share held, a warrant or warrants
tional shares. or both, as the case may be, OF
the said stock TO which stockholders are
entitled 20 subscribe, will be forwarded as
soon as possible after June is, 1910 War
rants VIII be mailed to the stockholders
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 ana Trust Com
pany before June is, lsl4
Circulars outlining the plan of this sub
4. ii. ROBERTSON.
Secretary.
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Ok,abom. C.utr., Railway Company.

To the Holders OF First Mortgage Five Per
Cent Gold Bond, and csrtif n OF DE,
Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Company
therefor:
agr.e ment of reorganization dated May g.
1914. and have deposited q copy thereof with
he Columbia; kniekerboeksr Trust Company
office. No. 50 broadway. city Of New York
n Y. and In the office OF the Central Trust
land. and at the office OF the Central Trust
Company OF Illinois, the Trustee under the
mor,sase to secure said bonds. At Its office
Participation in the said plan and agree.
men, on p. par; Of he holders 81 tss
manner provided in. said plan aud agreement:
Deposi,ary' the Columbia :KniekerSock.r
the Central Trust COMPANY Amsterdam.
Holland. or from the Secretary Of the Com
Holders Of bonds who have not already
deposited the same under the bondhoders
agreement dated NAV 30. 1908. may become
saniza,,on by dspositins their bonds, in
negotiable form with coupons OF June l..
with the Depositary mentioned in the pis n
and agreement on or before June IS. 1914.
and paying 10 the DeposiIsry or to the Sub:
Deposltsry the amounts payable under said
plan and agreement within the time limited
Bondholders and holder. Of certificates Of
deposit will be permitted to snare IN the re-
organization only upon subscribing and pay
ing to the Columbia -Kni ECKER booker Trust
Company. the DeposItary, AT It's office, No.
80 broadway. New York City, N. y. or at
the office OF the Sub pepositary. Central
Holland. for the purposes OF the reorgsniza-
ton. $500 for each bond or certificate Of de-
posit OF the face value OF u, 900, payable as
follows: 800 on or bet-re June l5. 1914.
and the balance, TO wit: $500 on or before
Upon the basis of the said plan and agree
ment the holders of c,rtificates OF deposit
change for their certificates OF deposit and
$500 In cash, the following securities,
New First Mortgage Twenty-Yesr Five
Per Cent Bonds. 500
New Capital Stock. $500
The said securities will be issued a. pro-
vided In the said plan AID agreement Of re-
organization. Certificates OF deposit must
be presented to the Depository or sub-De-
instruments payable In respect thereof for
the appropriate notation thereon Of such
pa yment.
Copies OF the plan and agreement Of re-
organization may be obtained from the De
positary or the Sub Depository or from the
agreements referred to In the plan may be
Inspected az the office of the Depository or
Dated New York, May sth. 1914
TREpERICK J LSMAN.
FRANCIS X QUINN,
CHAuNCEY d. PARKER,
CHARLES MsevEAGH
wM q. EDINBURG, ,sssrstsry.
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Bouds Go slowly.

Those who expected that the st. Psul's
Issue OF s3o.ooo,ooo ~ per cent bonds
would go with a rush have been dis
appointed. 1t Is week since the offer
ing was made and while the bankers as
ISOLATED with the sale declare that the
sale Is proceeding satisfactorily there are
hints that the bonds are really going
slowly. From oil accounts only about
SIC 900 900 of the s3o.0o0.oo0 have been
disposed OF to date. There is this com.
pensation. however. that the bonds are
going directly to investors Dealers are
not in the market at all. II 10 said, 40
that cnce sold the bonds are likely to
stick
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THE MIDLAND TERMINAL RAILWAY
COMPANY,

Sealed proposals win be received at the
pany. No, 1874 William street New York
City. for the sale to the Trustee. In accord
sntsd MN ths nr s of % ere
snricient amour! OF bonds to invest S,oaoss
Of the sinking Fund,
Proposals must he presented before Is
o'clock NJ, on tn. ssrd day % June. isii.
and should be directed as follows; PRO
minal Railway Company, The Farmers Loan
Street, New York City"
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY. Trustee.
BY EDWIN ~ MARsroN, President,
New York, June 2, 1914.
Any ownership certificates which may be
necessary under The Income Tax Treasury
pons.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, June li,-TrAding was quiet,
with an irregular trend OF prices. New
Haven and Maine Central were weak.
each losing a point undsr light selling.
Boston and Maine declined fractionally.
Boston Elevated advanced point. North
ern New Haven sold at i04 ex dividend.
a net gain OF "a points. Among the In
dustrials American Agricultural Chemical
and United Fruit were fairly active and
higher. Mississippi Power was weak.
Utah Copper and old Dominion each ad-
vanced fractionally. The summary
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. June 1l,-Price movements
were rather narrow and trading was OF
moderate proportions. Booth Fisheries
common was again an active feature
with prices holding at yesterdays lev'L
CHICAGO Railways series 2, Swift, Com
Edison and Hart, Shaffner &
Marx preferred were steady. Sears-Roe-
buck was dull and easier. Bonds were
active and for the most part unchanged
The summary: