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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


NliEAr-Acute weakness seized the wheat mar
set as result Of assertion, that export sales q
2poO goo bushels had been cancelled. Notwth.tand-
lg statements that the contracts LuliiHel were q.
DIX prem .lnS for quick shipment hy way ~ he
Gun oi Mexico and could doubtless be replaced a
hue later With Northern wheat a. much lower
prices The market closed nervous According 90 a
Ash authority the real reason for The wheat cane
rrilaunns was 70 be found iu plans ~ the Italian
ana French governments TO Ia maximum prices an (
% cut N speculation
The weakness IN sterling exchange was also a
disturbing element and the situation altogether vas
40 pulling that there little confidence left on
the bu1ing side. Long, sold heavily and rrras
we're weak and lower. closing with net losses Of IA
a3+.c
In the local cash market No . red winter wheat
was quoted al 81 20 ! Ncw York spot. 40 ?
hard. sl.9i G New York 90 arrive. No ] North
ern Duluth. Slll@,. and No / Northern Manitoba
$l0gi. ( Z Buffalo.
CORN-The corn market i1fuenced hy the
break in wheat. and while the volume o. business
not large. prices were easy. closing with net
losses Of z. u &c. In the local cash market No
yellow corn quoted at sS@.c prompt shipment
OATS-The market for oats vas weak and lover
under active selling. prompted hy TIE decline %
wheat Stop-loSs orders were uncovered and fn9l
quotations. while slightly above the lowest. were
h.Wlac net lower The local cash market was
steady standard quoted AZ G9Hc. ~ white.
zoe. No white, sec. No white. oslo. fancy
clipped white 70d7 5c. ordinary clipped white. $50
-1c all elevator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
BIG BOND ISSUE READY
international Steam Pump Co,
Will Put Out $2S,6SS,992.

Announcement was made Yesterday In
the plan Of reorganization Of the In
ternauonal Steam Pump Company that
the assessment will be $3.50 on the
preferred and common shares. The
securities TO be created by the pro-
posed new company will consist Of
$lO.0OO,000 Class A 7 per cent cumu-
lative preferred stock, redeemable at
lis, Of which S5,6S9 .0G3 will be issued
Immediately; $4,000 900 Class h 6 per
cent preferred stock, non-cumulative
Tor three years, of which Si0.I26,S92
will be issued Immediately, and SIP
"28.OSf common stock, to be issued
out OF an authorized amount OF $l5.-
100000.
Holders Of the old preferred stock,
for which Glass A preferred STOCK will
he issued at par. will receive 80 per
cent of their present holdings in new
common. Holders Of cid common will
receive II per cent IN new common.
Payment of the assessments Will alb
sorb $8.639 ,063 Of the Class A pre-
ferred stock. The other $4,000, 600, to
be issued immediately, will be issued
at par 10 holders Of the Henry X.
Worthington per cent preferred
stock
Class 6 per cent preferred stock
Is 20 be issued at par to holders Of
international Steam Pump bonds. who
will receive $3,544,4 in new common
stock. The syndicate managers. Will
lam Solomon & Co., VIII receive ST.
100000 new common stock in consid-
Grafton of underwriting cash require
ments. The total cash requirements
which the underwriters agree to pro-
vide is S3,S89 ,063, Of which $3.G3g ,063
is through the assessment.
From September 80, 1914, to July
81, 1915, orders booked by the com
pany were reported as S7.630OO0. An
official Of the II. K. Worthington Com
pany, an International Steam Pump
subsidiary, said yesterday that total
war orders now booked aggregate $780,
100000. This is exclusive Of the bust
ness on the books Of the foreign
companies located in England. France,
Germany and Austria. The plants in
these countries, despite the war, are
declared to be working close to
CapaC,ty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
The New Cinderella.

Nearly every day discovers q new
Cinderella among stocks. Rumely IN
lis time has been called nearly every
thing else, so it doesn't hurJ II 10
GIVE II that name. Rumely. it ap-
5esred yesterday Rumeiy Com
psny~nust be delivered from the re
eeiver's hands without delay. Then It
shall profit by war orders. A receiver
ran the argument, is an officer Of the
court, and the court a FedeTai one -
i would be a breach Of the govern
ment's neutrality II the Rumely works
were 10 be used for making war mu-
ri..ons for one of the Allies while the
company was still IN the hands Of a
receiver who is an officer of court
which is u part of the national govern
ment. This Is not considered an ap-
propriste time 20 refer TO the assess
ment that is TO be paid on the Rumely
shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
MEAT RATE CASE HELD UP
Packers Disappointed at I. G..
G. Failure to Decide.

Washington, Aug. l3.-Packers and
railroad men alike were disappointed
tonight at the order Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission again suspend
ing the increased rates On meats. meat
products and provisions. Il had been
hoped that the commission would reach
a final decision AZ this time.
II is highly improbable that any
further action will be taken by the
commission on the new meat rate tar
IFS, which have been filcd with the
commission for two months, as the
suspension is for that length OF time.
As this is one Of the few remaining
moot questions now before the COM
mission, II is hoped, however, that It
viii be definitely decided and not
postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
Westinghouse Plan Successful.

The first payment Of $3.50 on the new
bonds q the Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing Company under the
reauaucirg plan which was declared
operative on July : was due yesterday.
Shareholders Of record as Of July II
received the privilege Of subscribing
for .he new convertibles ~ l05 In the
ratio o. 80 per cent Of their holdings.
While the official figures may no. be
made public until to-day, j. was learned
tha, practically the entire issue has
been taken by the stockholders. Under
the terms Of the plan the new bonds
are convertible into common stock at
par uD 20 December 81, 1916. The
amount % the bonds 10 he retired is
SIe447000 The stockholders by sub
scr,tiIg 20 the new issue will provide
the funds for retiring the existing
issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14

Bankers here with German YIN
pa.ties were considerably annoyed yes
terday over reports that the $1,000
600 3 per cent notes OF the imperial
government which were put out by
Chandler d Co., Inc, early ID the year
will not be renewed at their maturity,
on January ]. 1916. u was stated that
the German government had made no
announcement as 10 what would be
done with the notes. Any inference
that the issue had not been a succ S, II
was explained. was without foundation.
as al the notes were sold. If the notes
were not renewed it would be for the
reason. 10 was said, that there was no
necessity for the further establish
ment Of credits .u this country. as ship
men'' % Germany from the United
states are neg igible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
CRUDE OIL PRICES UP
Advance of Ten Cents a Bar
rel Is Announced.

Pittsburgh, Aug. l3.-Ten cents a
barrel advance in the price Of prinei-
pal grades of crude oil was announced
to-day by the South Penn Oil Com
pany. This is the first change IN price
since April 3, when there was a re-
duction OF cents.
Pennsylvania crude is LAS, Mercer
Black. Newcastle and Cabell, l.07;
Corning, 80; Somerset, 80 and Ragland
So. Increased demand and the raising
Of prices by mid-continent producers
are assigned as causing to-day's change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
Pate Decision a Surprise
Only in the Time of
Its Coming.
nARktT ACTED WELL
UNDER THE STRAIN
peacc Reports Fill the Air. but
Are Given Scant Hearing
Pumely a Cinderella.

~. Street had had 10 false hopes
shout he a2 a%ay Fe eSps aSSi'o to- be
WAS - railroad companies, so that
sr@inS' rcspoct. so least, II was no sur
IN ma Rvt 10 was not looking for y to
pTlss' INST now. In fact, II had Tor
come % LOOK for II at all. The con-
GOV, ".,ce was that it hit the market
seS.S.S',v morning as though there had
yes.'l vs. anne nj all 20 digest the news
eeen ~ a. though IL had just come as
an ...'I.eC-rsrt,c clash" from Washington
" - sr,hrac.te stocks were mt harG4'
A. ~. Valley suffering most with
lens loss 81 6i2 points. And some
i; ga. ts,'' other railroad stocks. notably
o. ~ Pacific. also felt the weight
S G9u3rcrs,tv. The way the whole list
Q. - back. however. was almost more
can sr~1r.se than the news OF the de-
o. .!.r Rad been. In the opinion OF me
500 s.-.,, generally the market acted very
o. aT ~ ar as the rate decision was
s'ac..,e,srred. sven though its later per
S..D.arees were not admired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14

improvement continues m woolien and vorsted lines
-... .t Que large manufacturing units now being
o. utr cfat employed, as compared win ~ per
.rt ,Ia Arr.. $50. Tn rea.ed strength has ap-
re8.eI In taa footwear market. which is natural ~
,... - fne extreme prices prevailing for hides and
leather Busting is SIN restricted among both loo-
f.r. and rr.ater, tne latter being engaged chiefly
10 clearing gIt summer stock In preparation for fall
frtlr .
Commercial failures this week In the United
S.-.r- are '-l against 1l6 last week. 3lj the pre-
ceiling week and 3l3 the corresponding week last
ian week 11 thc preceding week anil IS last year
ar failures This week n ,he United states. 100 were
r line hast SO Spu'h so West and - IN the Pa
ode states. aud ~ reported liabilities Of 5000
~ more. against ll6 last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
FLOUR AND MEAL.

Aside from small lobhiug trade 'he f0ur market
vas r. active a. buyers were sill. disposed 20 await
further dcvc.o pmcu,s 30 tle WHEAT position. THE
following price, in wood are quoted ol the NtF
$40. ,prug clears So 20d$6 50; Wirter patents.
s. 90 a$j So. winter sfraiguts. $3.50 s. 70. elta
No winters. $j.l0a$i.25. extra No winters.
81 qUaSj. Kansas siraighfs. $3.50 g. so. fancy
spllug patents johbing lots. S>aS, g. RYE
FLOR steady fair to good. $500 $3.50. choice
20 fancy $3.50 ia. COENMLAL steady. KIN
dried t4-- BAG MEAL steady. fine white alt
yellow. sl.soa&l So coarse. 81 .5oefl ~ FEED -
Western easy. brsu. l00-.b sark.. S-4-j. standard
mild ing, t.smts0. four. m.dI.i1g, DO. So rcd
dog nour lio.b sacks. So Cis steady. bran.
iua $3.50 l0o.h sacks. - lesy mlII.ss
-four. lir..b sacks 81. oIuea.. s.s9$ 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
international Steam Pump Company
REORGANIZATION

To Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit Of Guaranty Trust Company
of New York issued under the Deposit Agreement dated
August 1914 for First Lien Twenty Year Five Per Cent
Sinking Fund Gold Bonds OF international Steam Pump
Company. and to Holders of Bonds OF said Issue:
Notice hereby that the undersigned Committee acting
under the above Deposit Agreement has prepared and adopted
Pump Company and has filed thereof with Guaranty Trust
Company OF New York. the Depository Of the Committee.
Holders the of deposit shall concusvcy
be deemed have said Plan and Agreement of
Reorganization unless before September 49, 1915 they shall
withdraw the bonds represented thereby the above Deposit
Agreement accordance with thereof by
the Dcpostary their of deposit negotiable form
by the Depository Herewith SIS
$1,000 deposited bond, which by Com
mtee fair contribution towards its and
Holders OF said First Lien Five Per Cent Bonds who have
already deposited bonds above Deposit
and who desire above Plan
Reorganization entitled benefits
deposit their bonds before September 49, 1915 negotiable
land, bonds the september 1914 and all
subsequent with Guaranty Trust Company OF New York
No l40 Broadway New York City, Office in London
with OF its following St Louis Union Trust Company
OF Amsterdam Holland Akngeeschaft Leu
Co, Of Zurich Switzerland For such deposit transferable
deposit will be issued by the Depository agents
the Plan and OF
from the Secretary of the Committee
Dated, New York, August IA, 1915
CHARLES II. SABIN Chairman,
THOMAS B. GANNETT
GEORGE G. HENRY,
r. WALTER LEIGH,
H. J. DE LANOY MEIER
ALLEN T. WEST
CRAVATH & HENDERSON,
Counsel for Committee.
ARTHUR B. HATCHER
Secretary,
14O Broadway New York.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
40 Broadway, New York,
Depository.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
COFFEE

The coffee ua-ket was moderately active. with
sale, o. % 300 bags A. 'he outset 4 very steady
url,rtoue prevailed aud first prices wore uH.
changed 20 3 points higher. with further hlying "
December hy the same Interests which were ul the
iwlng side oa Thursday During tae day tfe
market experienced sharp reaction under profit
taking but Al the close was again steady N'u
August showing a decline % points. while thc
other positions ranged rom point higher o.
tolut lower Receipts ~ Brazilian pOir were
again moderate. and 70 seemed 90 be the CONSENSUS
~ opinion that the government IS loss controlling
the movement Brazilian market, were firm. Rio
IfIug unchanged while Santos 30 reis higher
ana private cables from Brshl indicated very
much better feeling there IT, the cost sni freight
market offers from Santos were D. 20 20 points
IfrLrr with A. quoted al $50 $500. and no
or-C-s were received from RIO.
The local cash market was steady. WITH LITTLE
better demand. and Rio IS we're quoted a. &c.
Range Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
NEW YORK PRICES.


The provision market was moderately active and
irregular. and after some sharp price changes both
VANS value, developed steady tone Receipts of
hogs ~ Chicago were l3 600. estimated tor S..ur-
dsy 5000 Kansas Ci'y received q 500 AMI Omaha
S-O@$2o short clear Sl9@S30 30. BEE Easy;
mess $l7.H00tlS. family. Sl9a so: packet. $lSd
HOGS Steady, uacons. Ike: $50 ~. lie 100
lb. sc. iio ID. HE: pig l2,tc. CIT Mats
"A Do. l2r picked hams quiet quoted 49,. ga
1870. TALL0W-Quiet. special. csc; city. SIC.
country. 81 aGi2c LARD Firm. Middle West.
s lj0 s 25c. ciy lard steady: quoted ~. nc: re-
fined lard firm. Continent $500 South America.
Q goo. Brazil kegs 10 zoe. compound stesdy. quoted
707itc STEARINE-lrcgGsr; o.co. Zoe. cry
lard ,tparire. "-xc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
ps,,e's Victories Postponed.

pssee and rumors Of peace we're IN
.te air everywhere yesterday. but SO
s.y as the stock market was concerned
tbey fell upon idle ears me of y..
80. go Of that was in he war stocks.
yo, on,y did they show plenty Of hc-
Nv yt often At rising prices. but their
, ,r,,s' were swel,ed by a number Of re
crpits. Not UghNy viii the traders
sr5 a ge.-r.ch-quick public LET 20 the
mos. profitable speculation that mas
been known since the present gems ra-
80, NJ traders were learning their
t ttJr rs. And because Of that true
report that peace was at hand, or one
Inst was believed by the majority OF
the speculative community, would prob
sblv have the effect of q shrapneI she4i
IN the middle of a Zeppelin. The peace
r - not being believed, the manu-
tseture Of Zeppclins in the stock mar
ket goes on apace. and doubtless VIII
continue 20 90 on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14

The local market for spot coUoh was 4IiVvi ,'t,.
Il Ioirfs lower on the basis a Y5oc Tor mIdiiMs
upland. Sa.es uiL ,.,.,.,,,t &C fol
southern spot markets were ieiegfApnea a. lo 'l.
io,,.. Ne,s orleans steady. unchanged al N'tc.
stl,s l. mo bales Mobile nominal. uhch4HgeI al
Il lNr. sales ul Ch4Tlcsfou duI aha h'iN..ei'
81, ,oiogf1r mammal Baltimore nominal. ui-
changed al $50. sales uu. Augusta STEADY ul.-
charged a. SC3c. sales. li2 ba.es - i<.is
ot...f' unchanged a. satc. sales 81 hArs ldu,e
Eork quiet unchanged a. oJtc. sales n!. "a
weston steady. unchanged a. ec. ssle> ~ hsts
\orf,lk ouit unchanged a. \ Zoe. SALES. J. ~
bales Memphis steady. unchanged a. Nslc. sa!es.
700 bales. Houston STEADY. points lower a. w.
lO2 DalG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14

1t must not only part with all interest.
direct or indirect, in the property, but
a so with all control over II or over
those 70 whom the coal is sold at the
mines Il must leave the buyer as
free as any other buyer who pays for
what he has bought"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
cOrToNsEED oil.

The market e. cottnnseod oil was moderately &C
tive and prices we're nrmcr. closing win net gains
NJ Ga 10 points shorts we're the best buyers. eap'-
caliy lu september and good part OF the Gay
business, was ln the form - switching from Stpem
Der io the later positions. There appeared 10 De
less pressure of crude offerings from Tho SCUM put
At the same time the cash and export demands were
slow Range ~ prices. 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
SUGAR FUTURES.

Futures opened steady. ! point higher io roit :
ioy,.r with sales or the cau $50 tons Affcr r.e
opening certain leading operators temp -ariN Nii"
drew support and prices ON active months lfpi ird
over 20 poiuts catching stop orders ou 'hc decline
II was sad fear Of q Federal inquiry into The ~
noried buil combination caused the Withdrawal n
leading spect astOfs IL the early afternoon lt e
covering csu,, p!!ees TO s4ia Few points from lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14

Cotton F,chsug, Spccih LIVERPOOL C1hles.- ,l
cotton. moderate demand. sales. 900 psi,ai Nrij
iatior and export 600. American. oVvV n'.u
ioiand b43i Futures opened steady. tn'hN,,s.,I
~ nj. points lower: closed quiet. 70 - !,nlS
lower OF Nov. . 36i4d. Jsn-Feb. 55id, Mai'u
Ami 5Is~d. MaS-Juue. 5.o0'zd. M"'e"'s-'''
Yarns and cloths quic, but steady. .,. g.. 10,
H...ints Al he ports AID interior points t'-day
"a a. the week compared with the totaIs Oh
is.t week and OF this week last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
TRADE CHEERFUL
AT END OF WEEK
Warm Weather Helps Retailers
Sell Summer GOodS-TeXtile
Business Light.

Reports Of general business are
cheerful at the week end. The country
wide optimism, the heavier buying Of
pig iron at rising prices, the excellent
crop news and better collections have
all helped to better business. Warm
weather has assisted retail traders m
disposing of sumner goods az reduced
prices. The textile Industry 5 on snort
time and furniture manufactuf- IS be-
low normal.
"Bradstreet's" says:
Although the general swing is upward o. I, m0'i
manifest M The iron ami steel industry. afl in.i
iagtafly feeling a. DE future .nh'n.uf' pop "-.
stop actual buying But practically al N,.'is
r.rrhauf. e.pectiyc ~ TIE lions tr.'- '.-
icy hail agree that the outlook Or jan tA' "-.-
tsr IS exceptionally gooi. thar s'oca- 40 gre .aI,
of interior distributors are .0H. ali --al l. I.e
grsin- growing sections high prices mean f,'I.1
q. Ilsaf!o1, and enlarged spending poser "N W.
other hand the uplr il tae .rai.s lAI-'-I.".
centres involving Increasing employment Ai tt.s
rasrols IS bound q. Increase tli--Aa-,- N'...'''
tif situation a. regards staple ger
r- rke.l 6y prudeu, buying. aud In iIr a.f.l.uiA
SDuh where The i0N price q; cotton ..li,'
II gamrnt, a. veil a. IN The faihc N.i '..,
where the lumber industry Is sim d'lie'',- ''''
nrss lass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
DIVIDEND No. &c

.at and Fifty Cents GI SOD per share on
ne capital stock Of this Company has
SSe,n declared payable at the Treasurer's
VV"Ct. 10 l'5 Broadway. New York. y
=, "u october !. 1915. 20 stockholders Of
record ~ the close Of business Tuesday.
august 81, 1915. The stock transfer books
a. not be closed FOR the payment Of this
HNlcrnd Cheques Will be mailed only 20
1Y-Hholders who have filed permanent
send orders
X VAN DEVENTER. Treasurer.
August 70 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
Yestsr

low level hut before the close further pressure sent
prices bach and tho market closed l6H23 points net
lover. with SALES fo' the day $3.50 tons. Range 81
pric's -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
BUTTER.

Receipts to-day 1910 packages. Tone OF me
market Is easy. Creamery. extra 'H- s''iel' ~
- i a 23i2c. thirds -iH--c. state dairy une'I'
- 20. good 10 prime % D.. a DC. common 10 Iat'
goa. ac. renovated cajras. ESQ l3+zc; ursls. -"
p iar. lower grades G2ic. Imitation 'feaMey.
ltsf, ga 22izc. ladies, current make ht'i'' -Vt.@
dc. seconds. lgi.c. lower grades. INH 100. pacenb
stock June make nuc zoe. current maae. nne. I9c'
No 2. lS1.c. lower grades. lu0 lSc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.

IRON. No ffl5.75 Flour. MpH pats 80
ron 40 Z 10 - Cotton. midd z. $50
iron: NO ! T. l5.25 Coffee. No Rio
Sieel rails ..... LIS Sugar. fine gran $50
Eltctro copper l7& Molasses. OK p a
I'm ..-......... $3.50 Beef. family 90. 1870
EAchange lead = 20 ITallow. special. az
Wheat No Or 10 Pork moss . 1915
corn. No vel sos Hogs. Dr. $50 n ia
oats. standard 69i, Lard MA West $50
ASKED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14

hgon dHu 70 IIOI1eIS OF TTo44T41 o0VN vi '11 o1P117
hereby given that the undersigned Committee acting
under the above Deposit Agreement have adopted Plan and
Agreement making provision Tor the eadusment OF Henry H.
deposited the with Franklin Trust
Company the Depostary Committee Said Plan and Agree
incorporated Plan and Agreement OF Reorganization
Pump Company which has been adopted
by Protective Committees representing the bonds and stock OF
at Company Copies thereof be obtained from the Depo
or from the Secretary of the Committee
Holders Of the above certificates Of deposit shall concusey
the SAID Plan and Agreement unless
on or before September 5 1915 they shall file with the Depository
dissent thereto and OF their desire to with
draw from above Deposit Agreement pom fling OF such
notice they may Withdraw the stock represented by their oert
Gates deposit said Deposit Agreement accordance with
the provisions thereof surrcndeng the Deposary their
tfcaes of deposit in negotiable form and by paying the De
nosary Herewith the 81 30 for every deposited share OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-14
international Steam Pump Company
REORGANIZATION

To the Holders Of Deposit Columbia Trust
Company for Preferred and Common Stock of the Inter
national Steam Pump Company
hereby given that the undersigned Committee have
and adopted plan and reorganization OF
International Steam Pump Company and accordance with the
Is 1914 original the plan and has
been deposited with Columbia Trust Company Depository the
Committee
Of the certificates OF deposit shall be conusvely
held and ratified said plan and OF
reorganization September Is 1915 they shall
plan agreement and shall withdraw the
stock represented by their certhcae OF
deposit accordance with the said Article Fourth OF
Deposit by urrenderng the Depository their
deposit negotiable and the
Depository Herewith the itytour (54c) each
preferred stock and twenyseycn (7) each
stock Withdrawn, which said have been
by the pro share OF the obligations,
pcnes compensation OF the Committee audited by the
Depository.
Copies Of Plan and Agreement of reorganization be
the Secretary IF the Committee from the De-
pOsitary Office in New lork.
Dated, New York, August II, 1915.
LEWIS L. CLARKE, Chairman,
WILLARD V. KING
L. T. HAGGIN
ALBERT N. PARLIN.
OTTO MARX,
Committee
GEORGE E. WARREN
Secretary OF Committee.
90 Broadway, New York City.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY
90 Broadway New York City.
ALEXANDER & GREEN,
Counsel,
l2O Broadway New York City.
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

interchangeable. registered . soupoa tcsussa.
yBssistsEod