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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-15
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET

RITTER. The decline - IA. iast To-
days has put stock on an ATTRACTIVE "Asl
and huyinE vas good yestsrtayi e.re 'iS!i.
haycr took ssood quantitie.. hut trains
vas not OF sNmcient volume 70 oaust a..
as. me- IN pf'''rh RI, al.; "I Go in sooa
condition Prices. creamery, extras -
score, e7+c.: higher scorinE' ssg ~ s e.
tubs tiues'. - 4 2;isc. good TO prime. - =
m .Gtsc. common to fair, - % .5c. Reno
,'tca "N'ras, .@F - nI.i., - = .. a g.
ursts. .ii,l2.c Ladies. current make
rt.,. d.lf,o.. seconds. 70 n 20 sc., lowe
GRADES. 49, iiI9isc Packing stock eui
rcut make. No. %. isd 1850; lo"tr srades'
CHEESE As indicated On THURSDAY ihs
marl,of upened rrner, with an advanc" on
an thc best grade Bu. ire vas unusually
heavy. some stock being tur export to-day.
II looks a. though the toy had not been
white and coior"d. specials. 17ai5i.r.;
4v"-ase 'an,y isa. a i6f,c' STATE skins
fresh specials, 2plic.. skins. IRE %.
IIiGS- Receipts no wcck have been
tighter than In thu r7o''ous week and III"
Tr-dins w.. normal. N.'aHu. any change
On quotations STORAGE p'" Frd Wa ,
,ri'c caster ~. v,rehou.e, wei, nliei.
storage packed and good curr'u. rc-"ip'
Market closed barely steady Prices
Fresh s,uharet. extras, ga e &c.,, extras
( S1 is'ar, forage. packed. hrfts TO- extra
rr.'s. - - &c, No. l dirties Il a liia c..
lr'.ue-S, nhi'es. fire to fancy. - 20 9'..
. hetu"-y. browns. 20 a 23c.. mixed color,
8 o..tFc Baltimore ducks. :? r-Io.
/ LIVE POULTRY Most Of the trading
| wsS over by noon Yesterday. only /,
! cars we're uuloHded The supply wac con-.
. pofanvely light, without change except
Tor hroiiers which were off =, Markct
f VIZ clean NJ IN good snap" for the week
Prices: Fo1ls. l5ia iSc.. broiiors, 20 .
~, old BOOSTERS. 100 !oiac., turke, =
: mixed, hrus and toms, ~ l3c.. ducks
4 Wes,ern, l3c.. ducks. Long Island spring
nc, Southern. 10. geese, Southern and
DRESSED POULTRY quiet trading
. oil day yesterday. There has been no snap
. 70 the market during IN. week, but sum
| fairly good Hhape Small gi1sd fowls sold
sow. while the higher grade heavy stock
commended attention What few fresh
! killed turkeys are on the market are un
desirable There are plenty Of squads TO
in.ot the demand In frozen poultry de
sufficient to hold the market steady. Few
frozen turkeys changed hands and ducks
and geese were neglected Price,: Fowls,
1 iSs', oia ra:s,.r: ~ s,s e. ssSss.,
,sSs; . lSs., s.. Turkeys. fresh hens and
toms. lsdi7a Frozen turfeyr dry pioked.
aI7iac. Hroile.., milk ,sd, IS to q lbs.
&c; corn fed, IS TO - los., 26c. chickens,
~ 20 box milk fed. 81 TO 90 lbs, lsc. -
| lt@ and over, 20 nc; corn fed 81 to 80 Tbs.
| nc. ~ lbs. and over 1914 aisc. Fowls,
i TO boz, 50 ms. and over TO dozen. lsc. I;
| Ducks Long Island. i1ts pl'c; Western.
| fancy r5c. Geese. Western, isml'c.
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the circumstances II was not unnatural
that speculative commitments were cur
tailed wherever possible.
Chicago statistcians were revising
their estimates as to the unsold supplies
Of old wheat In the country. The Daily
Trade Buliottn placed the quantity on
May I at 100000 bushels. In order
to arrive at this figure. II would have
IN be taken for granted the crop Of the
past season was underestimated by 2o.-
100000 bushels OF the home consunIt ION.
co.oo0.OO0 bushels under tho average
generally accepted. The probable eN-
ports during May and June are reckoncd
~ close to 6o,ooo.ooo bushels. suggesting
Tho small carryover W 100000
bushels. assuming that there werc So
100000 bushels avsilatAe on MAY /. .
Corn--Quotationa were lowered in
+ympathy with tho drop In other mar
kcts. Price changes were generally
sympathetic. although there was more
Comment on the corn crop outlook.
Planting should be completed next week
on AN area moderately Increased. Coun-
try selling was somewhat larger and
the political conditions initiated against
mu,h outside buying.
The covering Of shorts held values for
q tine. but subsequently II was evident
that contracts were to he had without
difficulty. Tho export demand was slow
FOREIGN markets were again affected by
The ltrge- offerings from Argentina
BwdStrect's exports from July / total
35,ooo,O00 bushels. against 100000 y
Year ago.
Oats---The list started the session dc
void OF any special change, but grad
ually responded to the weakness In other
markets. Bear selling followed the seat
lcrcd outside and country liquidation.
Political conditions naturally inspired q
great deal OF caution and there was not
sufficient export buying 10 maintain
levels. Purchases for foreign account
were estimated at 400. 200 bushels. There
were comparatively few crop complaints
at hand.
Provisions tone was decidedly
easier Offerings came partly from large
packers. " was stated that tho turmoil
IN the political world was mainly re.
Spons!hle for the fresh liquidation For
tim" the market was steady In ~
Spouse to The higher hog market
Chicago urlrCs.
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rs provided q, thA Trust Nort-arr - ..l
conpany. dated Nay O.. 1887. tho sum e..
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Interior stocks and receipts were
THE GRAIN MARKET.
Insect Reports Fail 10 Hold wheat
Other Declines.

The wheat market continued in It's
Irregular downward course. There was
no prolonged speculative demand. Fur
thermore, the inquiry for actual wheat
lacked volume. Foreign buying totalled
les than 100000 bushels and the major
part Of this business was confined TO the
old crop wheat
Large interests made no secret Of
their respect for the critical political
situation prevailing. Among thess au-
thorities and in various speculative cir
cies Il was apparent that developments
TO grow out Of the American note to
Germany were being anxiously awaited
This wary attitude partly explained
the continued desultory buying which
greeted the sensational accounts OF in
sect destruction In wheat fields. There
was concentrated commission house abb
sorptioa early yesterday. but in the en-
suing trade the support was unimpres-
sive and late in the day there was liqui-
dalton for Southwestern operators who
have been expressing greatest appre-
hension over tho crop situation In the
Southwest.
The actual news from the wheat area
infested with Hesslan fly and the chinch
hug was not OF a radically different
tenor yesterday. lie Counts report tell
ing OF the Kansas crop prospect faded
10 under the outturn OF tho last season
and significant damage In that State
inspired much of tho forenoon buying
There were insistent wires from Okla
homa, Missouri and parts Of the East
equally as peesmistic as to the prpba-
lilo yield OF winter wheat Not much
Was said or the suspicious crop start at
tie Northwest or OF the copious rains In
tinada IN the last thirty-slS hours
n was contendcd that tho Chicago
'rade did not really comprehend tho ex-
tent OF rho damage because OF the
escape ~ the plant year ago. But
,uc prominent traders were obdurate
nd maintained that there was room for
I. great amount OF deterioration inasmuch
- ths promise OF May / was for =
winter wheat yield Of $4,000. 900
bushels. not allowing for any lowering
o. the promise to tho harvest date,
"i!ch occurs In about two weeks in
Texas.
Disquieting rrimors concerning vessels
uH the ocean nj present were also re
1punsible for more or less OF the late
'uuidstion, Breaks In stocks and cotton
served TO emphasize tho tension OF the
political affairs OF tho world. Under
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OWN UP 7OS1,500,000
OLEO BUTTER FRAUDS
Head and Treasurer Of Optjen
Concern May Get = Years
and $1,000 Fine.

Charles n Nolte. president ~ the
F'ycd d, oetjen Company, which pur-
ported @" manufacture ladled but
ter. ~ $50 Washington street, and Fred
n. OeJeu. secretary and treasurer Of the
concern, pleaded guilty before Judge Au-
Eustus n. Hand In the United states
District Court yesterday Of wholesale
oieomargarins frauds IN which they
cheated the Government out OF $500
600 In internal revenue taxes.
According TO Assistant United States
Attorney Emilio Yaselli the case 10 the
biggest OF It's kind on record, Tho Fred
u. OeJen Company occupies a ave story
building at is Washington street ad-
dress and has many employees, -Four
Of these, George HerInes. Joseph L,ch-
tenstein,. Paul W'tsmer and Frank
James, pleaded guilty before Judge Hand
yesterday 20 manufacturing oleomargar-
Inc without a license and selling Il as
ladied butter, Wittmer and James en-
tered their pleas through their at,or-
ney, being too III To appear In court
Wittmer I" said 10 be very III. Henry
n Smit', another employee indicted
died shortly after his arrest,
The defendants were released at Pros.
ccutor Naselli's suggestion under bail
! bonds aggregating $4,000. 20 be SEN
fenced on May "a. Ootjen and Nolte
are liable to two years ,nprisonmen;
dnd ruo of 1000 each The other
defendants can only NJ fined.
Ladlcd butter Is known to the trade
as second G'ade butter and Is made By
mixing different lots ~ country butter
| known MS packing stock. About sin
months after 'he company was organized
in 1905, MIR, Yasclli says. II began 70
buy oleo oil and mis- 81 with equal por.
tons % packing stock.
Tho large business done ny the de
Pendants In this line IL apparent from
'hc fact that IN Ialc they were using
! from 20 20 l0o barrels Of o,co ui, POI
month BY selling the ulcp pruduc. As
| lIdl'd butter the defendants not only
+ cIfdch Inc heavy Government tax ur
oic0'nWu,rIuo hut made u larger prom
on sa'cs, charginG for tho!r pruduc, a
almost tho rate for lailcd butter. Dur
ing IN" seven years covered by the In
4 diotlnrut the defendants sales OF the olo,
/ COMPOUND amounted TO moro than 80,
4 oOO,UOo
In order 70 recover AZ least "A part n
the back taxes the Government ais,
| brought suit against the Fred Octtei
| Company. The amount asked for IL onl,
| s6l2o 900, as the law permits recover,
| for hut two years.
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CHn,Ds COMPANY ACCUSED,
wus, stand Trint on the charge ~
<duItcrrting Wilk.

The Chllds Company. owner OF
string Of restaurants here and elsewhere
H. hcld for Special Sessions by Nasis
t-.t, Harris ~ the jefferson MarHe'
police cour. on the charge ~ adulter
atlnc milk.
The complaining vitnese ,9 Israel
Goldman. representing the Department
Of Health as an inspector. The spe
c,ac charge IL that on February "a
1871. the department found a quantity
of "unwholcsomc and pdulterated milk
belonging 90 tho defendant at the ,hris
topher street ferry and that on March
-. 1915, forty quarts ~ mix ]"
which had been put water ana o'hei
substances and from which the cream
mad Leau removed" Vts found ~ tho
Wesi Twenty third street fcrr' ~ 'h'
possesaion OF the company.
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COTTON WEAKENS
UNDER BEAR RAIDS
Heavy Pressure Based on Fear
Of Complications With
Germany.
REPORT ON CONSUMPTION

Cotton shared IN the weakness, Of
,tfier markets yesterday and made a de-
line Of about 90 points, most Of which
was scored during all afternoon slump
n sympathy with tho pronounced weak.
,css In stocks. The opening was at a
tecline Of about 3 points. but prices held
-ather steady on this basis owing to
Ire bullish construction placed ON the
,p-if figures FOR consumption by Ameri-
AN mills In the afternoon. however.
he un.akiress over the political situa-
ion, coupled with irresponsible rumors.
ne OF which reported the sinking OF tho
PENNSYLVANIA. sent prices OF about ~
,otnts below the closing Of Thursday.
The pressure on the market NJ this
mo appears to DO largely for short ac-
cunt, with selling based on the dssump-
on that further complications are
kelly to result from tho American note
y Germany. The liquidation OF long
iccounts Is pretty thoroughly completed
nd II remains to be seen whether there
.yill be any weakening In Southern spot
-affic Il is reported that some ship
1ers are asking for offers. although
prices have not been shaded materially
The weather over practically the en-
re belt Is favorable, as settled condt-
ons are desirable after an adequate
noisture, which has been received thus
W this sring.
Most operators. however. are bearish.
~ the ground that with the present
1ternational uncertainties and good
weather there IS no incentive for buy
rg. Those who are bullish are merely
waiting an opportunity 10 buy in case
impending complications should be even
emporarilv cleared W.
The census report on supply and dis
iibutiun placed the consumption by
american mills during April at $3.50
xclusive OF linters, compared with 49s.
;i6 last year. The total for the season
as i,osl.Ooo. against 4,2s4,oco last year.
The amount OF cotton in the hands OF
manufacturers is 1.s3l,00o against l.
iI2.O00 last year. Cotton held in rde'
PENDENT warehouses Is placed al ESQ.
100. against 1.S53,000 last year.
The movement OF cotton into sight was
placed by the New York Cotton Eek
hange at 130.217. against s5.31t last
year Tho total for the season in ~
$4,000. against 14.33s.OoO last year.
Futures closed steady.
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ALASKAN TRADE S66. 800. 900.
I. =. sells More to T-rritor! Than
to china.

H,sIIlNGToS, May i--CDmmerc-
between the United States and Alas
IN 1914 amounted 10 So6, 500, OO0, accord
ing to the Department of Commerce
shipments to that Territory argregating
in value t22 500 900 and TO this country
Sii,0oo,o00. Alaska IA u market for
our products, having population Of
only $1,000. IL OF equal importance with
''Hna with a population OF 336, 600 000
Tine United states received from
Alaska last year canned salmon valued
u SiNooO,0O0 Alaskan gold. sif.60O.-
600. canadian gold, s3,5Oo.OnO; copper.
S2,"uo.V 600; fresh salmon. S15p,oO0, seal
and other fur skins. S6oo,o0u, aud mis-
.''lIutuUs items making up tho total OF
Nti.uH".00o. Shipments to Alaska con
s's'ed chiefly Of manufactures and food
-,uQs
The value OF imports into Alaska from
foreign countries last year was s6t@, oa4
aui exports sf,O05.21,, OF which so1G,-
90 Won't to Canada
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ROB MESSENGER OF $l.ls5,
italians Attack BnnL Emp'oye"
and Escnpe Unseen.

Two men dragged Isadore Klein. -.
4 bank messenger OF i5s East iOoth
street. into the hallway OF Eli East
seventy fourth. street. just OFF Third
avenue, shortly after noon Yesterday.
and beat and robbed him OF s1.lSb
without anybody raising an alarm The
police could not even find a witness
klciu makes daily collections from
four banks for the Public Bank of Now
York, Madison avenue and ll6'h stree,
He always travels tho same rout'. YES
tcrdav he was going TO tho Rank ui
Europe. tNrst avenue and seventy.
fourth street. his last stor. when two
mon whom. he Describes as italians
seized him FROM behind. struck him oi,
IN. head With = blackjack. and DulleH
MIN into the marrow Hallway There
both beat him into semi Consciousness.
and tool, the mone: which was I'm =
wallet m his inside coat pocket
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FINANCIAL NOTES,

Al a meeting OF the beard Of directors
Of the Southern Railway Company, held
here yesterday, Henry p spencer was
elected director to succeed Col. A. II.
Andrews deceased, charles Lanier was
elected member of the executive com
mittee OF the board OF directors.
The members OF the New York Coffee
Exchange yesterday voted to close the eN-
change or Saturday, May 80.
Tho American car and Foundry Com.
pany has taken al order for 1000 cars
from the Russian Government. making a
total OF 5000 cars placed IN Tho coun
try IN tho last few weeks by Russia. The
other orders were 1000 to the Canadian
car and Foundry ard 1000 to tho Eastern
car Company,
The Electric Bond Deposit Company has
declared al initial dividend OF y OF I
per cent. on the preferred stock, payable
June I TO stockholders of record MAY
H., The policy OF the hoard, II ~ stated,
IL 10 pay aimtiaI dividend OIL the pre-.
ferred monthly until al accumulated diyi.
dends are paid, snd thereafter 10 die.
burse the regular >diyidend ef y of |
per cent, monthly.
The National Ci.y Bank announces on
behalf Of itself and associates that the
entire issue OF $4,000 900 Government OF
the Argentine nation nvo yeHr per cent
bonds recently offered have all been sold
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PROOF IN EXCHANGE
OF STRENGTH HERE
Against Precedents. Rates Con.
time to Swing in Favor
Of This Country.
BIG SELLING OF MARKS

An Unprecedented situation IN foreign
exchange existed yesterday aud was
pointed out by hankere "a another
striking demonstration Of tho sound
financial and economic position o. the
United States. With war Will Germany
u strong possibility foreign exchange
ccntinuci to Turn IN FITS rountry's
favor
II Ia customary when A nation Is
about 10 enter ir,o u war that OK
change goes against her. but yester
day An exception TO this rule was noted.
sterling exchange declined, francs
reached new low record. Marks sold
Off and italian lire made a new low
price. Austrian kronen also soften"d
There was considerable telinc Of
marks BY American banking and com
n,ercal institutions having crcdi,c IN
Germany. Many OF these institutions
had purchased marks at high figure
ard had carried them all through the
decline but yesterday they demons
,rated desire to rid themselves OF
their German credits ~ almost any
price
sterling exchange closed ~ t1ah
for demand and 80 ii-16 for cables
as compared with A19is for demand
and $50 for cables or Thursday.
Franc checks reached the new low
record price on the present movement
~ 5.3i az compared With S.33h on
Thursday. Franc cables also made a
new low record selling down from
533, the close on Thursday, TO 5.33ig
Mark checks dropped from SIN,
Thursday closing figures. to s?is. while
mark cables closed at s: 9-ls. against
S.5s on the day previous
Italian lire close ut b.el IL, new
low record. as compared with b'l TOT
several days previous.
Austrian k-oueu. which has been
steadily declining from l5.7o, tho price
q reached after the Austrian rctorlc
m Galica. closed yesterday al boo.
ON Wednesday ~ was quoted At i'.s"
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REDEMPTION NOTICE
CHlcASO lsu WESTERN INDIANA RAILROAD co.
GENERAL MORTGAGE ROSDs.
iru.tccN' ONire, Room z, 18th Floor
Mills building.

New YORK. Nav 10 I2l5..
lue ----l-c. h.Ae lL-- DIV 90 -lEua.cc
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THE STEEL MARKET,
Demand From Domestic Consumers
Less Active.

The threatening International sltua-
ton II said to have affected the steel
trade 70 tho extent that demuud from
domestic consumers for commercial
products hae been less active. Con
sumcrs are now more cautious and there
IL tendency among them to await
further DEVELOPMENTS, steel bars are
in good demand and prices arc firmly
maintained Quotations on sheets,
structurals and plates are slightly
easier.
II was reported yesterday that the
American Car and Foundry Company
had received an order for 1000 cara
from the Russian Government
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosfoH, May IA further lowcrinr
Of values took place In tho copper shares
market Closing prices were generally
near the lowest for the day. Copper
Range and Calumet and Arizona declined
2 points: CRANKY. "a Rutto and Su
rcrior. 2ii North Butte. Z Mohawk
J. and United states Smelling and VOL
verino point each. calumet and uecla
was Off 30 points. closing at Si5 Unitc,
Fruit lost points. other stocks IN the
miscellaneous list being affected to some
extent by the general liquidation The
SUMMARY.
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WAITING ATTITUDE IN LONDON.
stocL Trading Quiet, but Prices
sti6en.

LoNDoS. May 14.--Busi was quiet
In IN. markets to-day, A waiting at
titud. prevailed. but prices stffcned
generally on the better war news
Gilt edged issues were dull. \ certain
amount OF investment buying helped the
market for homo rails. Foreigners were
dull OILS and mines ruled steady.
The American market was lis'lcss.
with a slightly sagging tendency. cspc.
Gladly toward the clcse
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The Manila Shanghai cable Ia re-
paired, restoring direct communication
with china, code cablegrams for China
may again be accepted without rcstric-
tion. Hongkong 10 British territory
Macao Is Portuguese TERRITORY. Roth
are subject 10 censorship and restric-
lions already published,
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THE CHICAGO MARKET,

CHICAGO. May IA lower level was
established in all the prominent issues.
Union Carbide showed decline Of Ave
points and the losses elsewhere ranged
from one TO four points. Pressure
was conspicuous In Chicago Pneumatic
Tool. Sears -Roehuck, Peoples Gas and
Stewart Warner, Bond marhet steady.
The summary:
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1t.-rhere was
moderate liquidation in the local mar
kct. Cambria Steel was off / =. Electric
Storage, Union Traction and Cramp 4
Sons lost point each. while Lake SUI
perior, Philadelphia Rapid Transit and
United Gas Improvement were among
the stocks 10 decline frectioua,l, Tho
summary
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


RrddsfrC,Py reports s+4 bIslas.. failures
a. tho United states during fho week,
s=lin-t '25 for the previous week AMI -"i.
70 .'3 ard 255 Tor The cor spending
NsakV - 'gl4 20 'sll The middle state
had 90 No. England 2S. southern -.
Western -. Northwestern 10 aHi Fd'
Western &c. canada had -. against 4"
'rr the preceding week About 80 pc
cent 81 fla 'ofa' uu'rN,- Of courr-r.. 'li'
ur htd ulG''a' ~ 'c,r thar $4,000 and .
p,r .sn'. had from 1900 TO $50 600
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COTTONSEED OIL.

The selling pressure In cotton oil Was
greater. due To the strlined political
situation support VAS principally
from refining shorts, Tho break IN lard
and cotton had effect Their were no
tenders yesterday, but reflections on
LOCO barrels recently failed to have
stimulating influence outside sold at
the how levels Of the movement
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The total receipts for duties at the
Custom House yesterday were s5i6,
$3.50, of which $l52,S03 was for mcr
chandise withdrawn from bonded ware,
houses aud s263.7SS,3o for recent inn
purtatlons
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as Inc numbfrs OF the 70 bOnls Issued
under the trust deco of the Chicago &
Western Indiana Railroad Company dafed
December ls'. lssg. - be redeemed by the
operation OF the sinking Fund on June
LIT next. AZ the ofticc OF Messrs J. p. Nor
gan & Co, New York, at lO5 and accrued
Interest TO that date Registered bonds
should be accompanied b. power OF at
torBey transferring them to bearer.
CHARLES II RUSSELL. J T-,.,.
HERBERT l.. SATTERLEE,
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THE SPANISH AMERICAN ROS COW
rANH FIRST MORTGAGE q n CrN1

Pursuant 10 the terms o. a. nartsas'
datsd August = 1901 IN. ur a-s'g0sd -
Ttes tenders OF the above BONDS 'o- 'a'
and delivery az Of July let, 1915, At .-tc.
, nHs II "pa , ,a 20 ,a'
to the sinking Fund.
Sealed tsnders .s,st,ns tn. 4uneers n.
oIRARp TRUST COMPANY -rus,es srrs
Ing Fund Spanish American Iron Cc:npar,
First Mortgage Q Per Cent 1ondH ard ~
eS. 1915.
GIRARp TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
GEoRSE II, STUART 81, Treasure"
ENl!hdNphtA. Pa. Nav - is!t