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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-23

= Miss Mildred Cranston, a student at
Gaucher college, Baltimore, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. ida Cranston, of the
Donaldson.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-23

32-inch Madras In woven and
printed stripes, suitable for shirts
and dresses; good assortment of
cOiors. csc values. Special
Friday at, per yard ..1SG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
Real Estate Transfers

NO. 1919 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
Rachel NJ. Harrison to Marion V. Har-
rison, lot .. square 1874: 81
BARRY E'ARM-E. Hilton Jackson ct al.
trustees. to Virgil B. Jackson par,
lots 6 aud :. section .; 5000.
HALF AND 0 STREETS SATTiIEAST
Weschler. original lot l, square 1O.:
$40
NINETEENTH AND STREETS
NORTHEASTERN Wilbur f Nash ct TX.
to Adam A. Weschler, original lot l.
square 1l07; $40.
HALE AND Q STREETS SOUTHEAST
AND HALF STREET SOUTHEAST be
tween \ and O streets-Joseph X.
Castell ct uX. to Adam a. Wesci e..
lots III. 6e. 10. 81. 81. square so2, 4nd
original lot Il. square 7e5; SD
NO. 1916 +. STREET NORTHEAS ST
Flora r. Bauer to Catherine IL.
Bauer: lot IL, square ln2:': $40
NJ STREET SOUTHEAST between +th
and 9TH streets-W. Fred Hoffman
ct ux. to Walter E. and Maud Blaine,
lot 81. square south of So: $40. Same
To Walter G.. and Elizabeth cookscy,
lot 70. square south OF So. $40.
NOS. IT,. AND 1880 MASSACIII SETS
AVENUE NORTH WI ST-Horatio &.
King ct al. to convention of the p. +.
Church of the Diocese Of Washington,
lot Ia. square lbs. and part lot -,
square 15S: 81. The convention OF the
=. r.. Church. diocese of Washington.
conveys one-fifth interest in said
property each to Horatio c. King and
Henry r. King: 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
Closing Prices.
OPPOSED TO CUMMINs PLAN
Senator Hoke Smith Against Amend
ment to Agricultural Extension Bill

Debate in the Senate today on the
agricultural extension bill centered on
an amendment offered by Senator Cum
Minis Of Iowa which would provide for
the distribution of funds for ;sricui-
tural education on basis Of improved
land. instead OF rural population.
In opposing the CumminS amendment
Senator Hoke Smith OF Georgia pointed
out that under its terms New York New
Jersey and Penns ylvinia. with a total
population of 19.3tDooo. would recsive but
q. II per cent of the proposed fund, or less
than would go to the state of Iowa
which, with a population OF :.22,.. 60,
would receive GIG per cent of the fund
The bill as drawn on population basis
would give New York. New jersey and
Pennsylvania nearly four times as much
as Iowa would receive. Senator Smith de
cared. He said further that the rur;t!
population basis was taken as su.:s.s-
ton from u committee representing the
agricultural colleges and experiment
lions, composed of DR.. Thompson OF Ohio
Dean Russell OF Wisconsin, Dean Butter
field of Massachusetts. Dean Jordan Of
New York, Dean Curtis of lo"a and DIR.
True of the Department OF Agriculture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
BEFORE CoR0NER's JURY.
Inquiry Regarding the Killing of
Child by Electric Car.

An inquest into the circumstances sur
rounding the killing of Alvin Curtis, four
year-od son of DR.. Harvey l.. Curtis of
Chevy Chase. by a Chevy Chase electric
car Saturday evening was held today AT
the home of Joseph A. Burkhart, Il mem
Der of the coroner's jury. X. j. Lowden.
motornan. and Jesse Tucker. conductor
of the car. We're questioned. and a num-
Der of witnesses were called on for state
ments as to the speed at which the car
was running, etc. The inquest was con-
Quoted by Clarence 4. Dawson. justice of
the peace of Chevy Chase. The inquiry
was still in progress at a late hour this
afternoon.
I.oWden and Tucker are technically an
der arrest. Several witnesses II the in
quest TODAY. including DIR, Curtis. father
of the child that was killed testified tina;
the ear running at high speed when
the accident occurred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS February The
cotton market opened for the week
with higher trend. principally because
- tne strength Of Liverpool futures
1Hd tn. SALE there ri l.. 1oo bales on the.
spot.
S"liess u last week We're inclined TO
-VN.r- ana fhls demand. coupled with "A
moderate inquiry for long account. was
met y only scantA offerings
FIRST prices w-r. Ia ) points IN IN
= steady tone half AN hour after rN.
opening prices Were up- Tracing vas
confined to the old crops: The. n.v
crops were neglected. although reports
from tie belt told OF weather cuudj-
tiohs that w-re favorabl. to farm work
Futures opened steady February
J: s%a12t5 March I253aI254: Nav
1@.5sai..so, July, 12-ssa12.e-. October,
] s:;alI,;f.
The morning session was dull as both
sides were inclined 10 wait Tor new de-
velvpreiits N the spot market; RedlIc-
ti1us in sIot quotations at the end of la 81
week tended 10 unsettI. opinion ressrtiin .
-is market during the early part of this
week
The trade was Impressed ;,y th,. ae
counts from the belt that cane in over
sunday. The claims OF a most favorable
situation j. regard 10 the new crop prA-
vented the bull side from following IN
The advantage given il by Liverpool
Early psices Mere The highest OF the
morning II noon tie market stood four
- SIX up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
lss, 1873.
Amendments Being Considered.

The monthly circular issued by the
National City Bank of New York CON
tans the following:
There is some discussion in Washing
ton concerning the ACCESSIBILITY Of amend
ing the new federal reserve act SO as
to make its provisions more attractive
TO state banks and trust companies. If
it should be decided to amend the Jaw,
ii will probably be in the direction OF
permitting these institutions to come into
the federal reserve system without re-
curing them to confor- to the capitali-
zation requirements of the national bank
act There is some dissatisfaction also
on the part of state banks and trust
companies in reserve and central re-
serve cities because as the law now
stands reserves of member banks may
in par; for a period OF thirty-siX months
after the Secretary of the Treasury has
officially announced the establishment of
:, federal reserve bank be kept in na-
t;onal banks there being no provision
whereby reserves of national banks
throughout the country may be kept in
state banks and trust companies in re-
serve and central reserve cities. State
banks and trust companies have indi-
Gated that they would be at some dis
advantage because of the fact that ia
,ional banks could keep portion of their
reserve in other national banks. but not
in state institutions in those cities. This
matter has not yet assumed any great
Importance and it is doubtful if amend
atory legislation be attempted in order
to meet the objection. 1t is more likely,
should anything be done at all, that tn,
federal reserve board would find author
ity under some of the broad powers con-
ferred upon it
"One of the most interesting questions
the eligibility of state banks and trust
coinpanics for membership in the Federal
Reserve Association is whether or not
the double liability OF stockholders should
be applied To such banks as il is already
appiied under tine law in the case OF
national banks. This is :. matter which
will probably be passed upon by the
federal reserve board at the earliest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
BALTIMORE.

Specia Dispatch to Tie Star.
BALTIMORE. February o-Wheat-
Firm: spot No, > red. 91ia: spot No. .
red western. 81: February No . red
as}.: March No. , red. 33ls: April, COS
Receipts. 81, Is? bushels. Exports. 47.37S
bushels.
Corn-Firm: spot contract. GIL; Febru-
AIRY. GIL: steamer mixed. G.i$.. Receipts.
1888 bushels: southern white. G9l4a72la !:
southern yellow, 20.
Oats-Firm: No. , white. Il, bid: stand
ard white. 49,: No. 8 white 431aa i;;;@4
receipts. 6675 bushels
Rye-F'irm; No. . western export. So:
No. > western domestic GS: receipts, 100
bushels: exports. S9S3t bushels
Hay-Quiet; No. l timothy. 1850 bid;
No. l clover mixed. 15.50a16W
Grain freights-Duli: steam to Liver
pool. per bushel, 1l.d February: picked
ports, per quarter, Is Sd February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
Optimistic Outlook Held.

The digest of trade conditions. issued
monthly by the Commercial National
Bank of this city, contains the following
statement in the February number:
There has been noteworthy change
IN sentiment within the last fortnight and
people everywhere are feeling more hope
ful about the future This improvement
has been pronounced in Washington also.
where the investment inquiry is enlarg-
ing and money is being constantly invest
ed. This willingness Of the public to buy
high grade bonds is reassuri1g sign and
shows that investors and business men
are taking fresh courage and are no
longer depressed with doubt and uncer
talnty about the future.
There is reason to believe that this I'M
provement will extend and that before
very long almost all of the unemployed
money in the hands of investors will be
permanently placed in hiGh-grade securi-
tics.
Business men in this section are more
cheerful and the feeling is that general
trade is going to improve. The volume is
not excessive. and in some lines it Is not
nearly good as it often is at this sea
sou of the year: but The trend is upward
and the community is looking forward to
better tines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02

moment Another problem which will
present itself in connection with the
eligibility of state banks and trust COM
panies for membership in the new sys-
tenn will be the question as to whether
or not the acceptance of such member
ship is in violation OF the state laws
under which they are organized This
problem is likely to be perplexing one.
involving as it necessarily does interpre
tations of both the federal and state
laws by the legal departments of the
various states as we'll as by those who
are to have in hand the establishment
of the new system"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
May Be Diverted in Time of War.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. February w heat showed
firlnness today because of a reduction of
the estimated surplus crop in Australia
and as a result of prospects for cold
wave. Moreover. signs pointed to Il fall
ing off in the United States visible sup
ply, and many traders believed that a
rally was due after threeday break
Prices started the same as Raturday
night to Is up. and scored moderate
gain al around
Corn advanced rather sharply on :,c-
count of the outlook for wintry weather
Country offerings we're light. The open
ing. which was unchanged to lsals higher
was followed by y general upturu.
In oats the tendency was to harden
with other grain. Business, though, did
not have much volume.
Steadne IS. more than strength. charac-
tcriZed provisions. Support was only
fair. despite an advance at the yards.
equal gain. with later prices inclined to
keep within that range.
Buttcr-Steady; crcameries .2a26l:
EGgs-i-o"er; receipts, ".l.4 cases: at
marks. cases included ..;ao7; ordinary
iirsts. 70: firsts. :.1a21l..
Cheese-Steady; daisies. 17sAa1S: twins,
11haiIl.; Americans, l1;,alS; long horns
11S4a1S.
Potatoes-Sieady: receipts. 80 cars;
Michigan. Minnesota and Wisconsin red,
6}at6: do. white. tiJa1,i
Poultry-Alive. lower: spring, 10: fowls,
10: turkeys. IT.
Absence of snow covering in Ne
braska helped to sustain the wheat
market. The close was firm, "a to "a
net higher
Some of the largest longs sold on the
advance and caused 4 reaction in corn.
! ne close was steady, unchanged to Is
up, compared with Saturday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
Building Permits.

Build1n. permits were issued today to
the following:
j. e Ashton. to repair dwelling at 1884
Monroe street northwest; estimated cost.
s195.
c. W. Ray. to repair dwelling between
LIST and ID and Hamilton and Ingraham
stret.ts- ..st:rrat ed cost. Stu,
S. Rutherford. to repair dwelling at 81
Florias. avenue northwest: estimated
cost, SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

Sales Regular call. IL O'Clock neon
Washington Gas is. $500 at los.
Capital Traction ~ 500 at los. So" al
10st,.
Washington Railway and Electric As, 5000
at so. 81 .otD at 50.
Potomac Cons IS 81 900 at 100.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. >, at
SOS. 10 at S9's.
I.ans;an. l III 81.
National METROPOLITAN Rank. ) at 1870.
After cali -Captial Traction IS. 81 Ofh at 10Sti
Washington Gas * s-nl at 1O7is. s;W at
101is. $500 at l0.[s $500 al lots.
Washington Railway anil Electric Is. 5000
at 50. So ono AZ 80.
Washington Railway and Electric pfd.. 81 at
sos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February 2.-FIour-Duu;
spring patents: 4.4oai,Go: winter straights.
i.ioa4.2': winter patents. 4,+oa4 TO j;
spring clears. 4.roai..J: extra No / vim
ter, ;:.:,,,a;'.75; extra No > winter, ;;.s:::5,a
90; Kansas straights, 4.o5a4.15.
While quiet the early wheat market
was steady owing to small northwest
receipts and a prospective decrease in
the visible supply; May, 1.HM1.9u1s
Pork-Steady: mess, .3.:,1a2ico: family,
24.1a.Gt@; short clears, .a.2.a.2,2OD.
Beef-Quiet; mess. 1s.Gaa1s.5o, family.
13OOa2n8.
Lard-Steady; middle west, 1o.sna
1880.
Petroleum Steady: refined. New York
bulk. 30: barrels. SO: cases, 11.2J.
Enthusiastically Orleans open
kettle. t;,a:,-.
Hay-Barely steady: standard. 97taa
LOB; No. j, In.l2a1.oo; No. =, $685.; 70.
3. ssas5.
Enthusiastically: Bogota. :1asa::.a. Cen
trial America. "1la.
G-eather-l'irm: hemlock frsts, 30; sec
onds, Sam.
Raw Barely steady: muscova6o.
fined. quiet: cut loaf, 30; crushed. 49,;
mold. y 100: cubes, 40. XNXX pow
dered, 10: powdered i.2n: line grann-
lated. 40: diamond y. 40; confection-
ers' A, 400: No. 80.
Butter-fir $500 tubs. Creamery,
extras. 2si2a27: trsts. 25a26: seconds.
25a24 Y: held, extras, 26a26i2; lirs,s,
24a25la: seconds. 22l2a2it2. process. ex-
tras. o3a24; factory. current make.
tirsts. Il; seconds. 20a20I4 packing
stock. current make. 1S1.a19l..
Cheese-Firm; 75o boxes. Staee, whole
milk. held specials. 1sa1si.: average
fancy. II l2al1&4: fresh. specials. 11I.a
lI%4; average fancy. III: Wisconsin.
whole milk daisies. 17i.a17"i; young
Americas. liz: twins and flats. 1I1.alS;
skins liaa14.
Eggs-Steady: 6.ooo cases Fresh
gathered. extras. 3ia35: extra tirsts
81 J. asa; firsts, 81 ha32: seconds. 30a3i;
refrigera tor. tirsts. 29a30; seconds, 7laa
ISL. lower grades. 23a21; state, Penn
sylvania and nearby hennery. white,
39a40; gathered whites 80: hennery
browns 50; mixed colors. 32a34: Euro
r,cau fresh 2ca30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. February Spot GOOD
business done. prices steady: mid6Ijne
fair 80. good niddling. ..:;s rnidd!ine.
90 low niddling. 6->2; good ordinary.
'.t'.: ordinary. 90. Sales. 1.Us; bales,
Including 3..s1 American and LOCO for
speculation and export. Receipts lGG1
bales including iri American Futures
closed quiet ana steady
February 6.1o}2; February and March.
go: March and April; e.. April and
Nay. ''t's': Nav and June. 6.t>l2; June
and july, t-i4le: July and August. 6.tsil.:
NGgust ard September. $50; Septe,nbe-
and october, Ga: October and Novein-
1er. 60. November and December. 62i
December ana January 6f9i.: January
ana fe3rG:trX. q Ia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
FOREIGN BOURSEs.

BERLIN. February Prizes were firm
and higher on the bourse today
Exchange on London. 20 marks f3i-
.,fenniss
Money. ::.s 10 - per cent.
PARIS. February Prices were sem
..r.Il. firm on the bourse todas
E.ntes. ~ francs -. ceniim"s.
Exchange on London. - francs In
confines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. February Wneat-spot
firm; No. red western winter rs 4d
No. i Manitoba. IS 2t.d; No. .. rs 14.d;
No. 3. rs Id; futures, steady; March,
IS "a; July. IS Esd.
Corn-Spot steady: american mixed. Is
SID. La Plata futures steady: February,
As sgd; March As 35sd.
Flour Winter patents. .Ss ID.
Hops in London Paci'ic COAST. .c5.3sa
60 los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. February 2-Weak money
and discount rates today created expec-
tations of another reduction in the bank
rate soon.
The stock market opened with Il blaze
of strength. especially in investment
stocks and foreign rails. but the higher
prices induced a good deal of profit
taking. and the market closed easy. Paris
sold its favorites in the late trading.
Consols We're steady.
American securities opened steady. First
prices We're higher. but later the list de-
clined under realizing. and in sympathy
with the weakness III the Rock Island
issues. Prices hardened Il fraction in the
late trading and closed slightly above the
lowest.
Closing Prices.
Consols for money, 76 7-16: for account
&c 3-l6 March: Pennsylvania. ,psh
Reading. 81; Union Pacific. l5sas: United
States Steel. 6Sss.
Bar silver steady. % lilo.
Money. la1it.
Short bills. / iS-le; three months !.
] 13-l6a Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
ARMY NAVY.
Army Orders.

BY direction OF the President. Sergt.
(tirst-ciass, Clarence &. Hodgdon. Hos
pital Corps. and Quartermaster Serst.
James A. Clifton. Quartermaster Corps.
Will be placed upon the retired LIST.
Se.st william &. Rogers. I'D Com
pany, Coast Artillery Corps. Fort ScreVen.
Ca. is detailed to duty with the organ
lied militia of the state of Georsla.
Naval Orders.
Commander Cleland Davis. to duty in
charge of naval radio station, San Diego.
Cal; Lieut.. II. A. Baldridge. from fleet
ordnance officer, PACIFIC feet. to flag lieu
tenant and fleet ordnance officer, Asiatic
fleet; Lieut.. Stephen Doherty, from navy
yard. Philadelphia. Pa. to the Michigan;
Lieut.. junior grade) v. w Wilson, to
the North Dakota; Surgeon J. A. Murphy.
to the Michigan: Payrnaster's Clerk II. a.
Ashton, to naval disciplinary barracks,
Port Royal. S. &.
The Brutus will leave Hampton roads
about February for Key Yves, and re-
turn to Hampton roads.
The 9TH Division, Torpedo Flosilla. At
lantic fleet, has been organized, consist
ing of the AylWin, Benham and Parker.
The Balch will later Join this division.
Naval Movements.
The c.. and Cncas have arrived at
New York. the Ohio at Vera Cruz, the
Aylwin at Guantanamo, the Sterett,
Flusser and Monaghan at Cape Cana
veral the Caesar at Lambert point and
the Nereus at Norfolk.
The Callao has sailed from HongkonS
for Canton, the California from San
Francisco for San Diego the Annapolis
from San Diego for San Francisco. the
Denver from San Diego for Corinto, the
Osceola from Guantanamo for Cuaca-
nayabo bay the Preston from Charles
ton for Miami and the Parker from
Charleston for Guantanamo.
The k-2 was placed in commission at
the navy yard. Boston, January II. 1911.
The naval tug PatuNent left Guanta-
namo yesterday morning towing the dis
abled steamer Jupiter to Kingston.
Jamaica, the Jupiter having broken her
shaft.
Marine Corps Orders.
Capt. +. c. Lander. from marine bar
racks navy yard. Washington. y. g, to
recruiting duty, Pittsburgh.
First Lieut.. c. l.. Meyer. from marine
barracks. Mare Island, to Naval Hospital,
Las Animas, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK February lead =
Steady. 4.iUsts,i5; London. GO
Speiter-Easy, 5,e25st5.S5; London. 1al
los
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02

Bond sales aggresating $1,000 were
made at the meeting of the stock ex-
change today. Washington Gas as sold
$500 at los during call and afterward
$4,000 brought 101A. Railway and
Electric As sold again at so for Sill. 900.
and CAPITAL Traction IS brought 10SA
for $1,000. Potomac Consolidated SIS
sold 81 ONO at los,
Railway and Electric common stock
sold at SG;s and the preferred brought
an eighth of a point better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
COMMERCE DEPARTMENT
BEGINS PROBE Of WRECK.
Secretary Redfield and Assistant
Secretary Sweet Lay Aside
Other Business.

IN order TO devote their entire time 10
the consideration of the testimony in
the Nantucket Monroe disaster Of last
week. all business in the Office OF the
secretary and assistant secretary Of the
Department of Commerce was laid
aside this morning
As soon as Secretary Reddeld and
Assistant Secretary Sweet arrived 1t
the department TO-DAY they held Il con
ference at which it decided to call
u committee of experts 10 consider the
case at every angle.
This committee. composed of Secre-
tary Redfield, AsSistan; Secretary Sweet.
George thler. supervising inspector gen
eral Of the steamboat inspection serv-
ice; r. T. Chamberlin. commissioner Of
navigation. and Albert Lee Thurman,
solicitor of the Department Of COM
merce. went into session al 10 o'clock.
Testimony Is Considered.
The testimony taken on board the Nan
tuchet by Robert Tapley, the inspector
at Norfolk, was considered along with
maps and other documents in the pos
session of the department. Although no
witnesses have been summoned to APP
peal before this committee Of inquiry il
was declared in Mr.. Sweets Office that
before the committee is through its
work 1t is possible that some witnesses
will be called to testify
The committee kept the wires between
Washington and Norfolk hot this morn
ing getting additional Information from
the local inspectors at Norfolk
Both Secretary Redfied and Mr.. sweet
are said to be very much aroused over
the accident and are laying aside all
other matters in the department that
they may give this disaster their I'M
divided personal attention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-02
Break in Rock Island Is Prin-
cipaI Factor in Today's
Downward Movement.
DROP IN TELEPHONE
HALTS THE ADVANCE
Cessation of Foreign Selling Helps
to Sustain Market, But Gen
eral List Closes Weak.

NEW YORK. February THE rapid
decline in Rock Island stocks continued
at tn. opening today. The common fen
points to Ill and the preferred ~. TO
le.s.
The general movement Was irregular
with 4 downward tendency. Union Pa
ci;ic Reading. American Telephone,
Western Union and Westinghouse lost
about point each Biscuit rose Is.
Break in Rock Island securities extend
ell 70 greater proportions. The common
stock tell 81. the preferred rs and col-
lateral Is :; points
The general market received support
and pulled up from tn, lowest. American
Telephone gave way - in all,
Leaders Near Level.
brisk recovery followed the carry de-
cline in prices today. and by noon most
OF the leading stocks were. on a level with
the previous close or slightly above The
break IN Rock Island securities was the
principal factor in the early downward
movement.
'ei'orts that diuideadS vousd be S,s-
pended on Chicago. I;ct,s island ana IA
clio Stock. which Is security for the Rock
Island collateral bonds. accompanied the
:iunp IN al Of thu old ami neN Rock
Island issues.
Pressure was lifted later ON denial tlia;
fhe company wds suffering from financial
eInbsirF# ssri"nt Rock Island stocks made
~ part II their losses, and the gen erid list
advanced
The 'lron IN American Telephone and
s. nipathatic weakness Of Western Union
were associated with the rerurnnen,iit ion
Of ~" Postmaster General Tor government