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rorters OF embroiderics at II Fast
Twenty-sixth street. has been authorized
10 continue business twenty days. For
business OF $40, 73i at profit Of sit2.
and he has on hand unsold goods esti-
mated at $50. 900 to Ssb. 900.
Competition Confirmed.
o. MARGoLIN 4 soN,--JudGe HouGh has
confirmed a composition OF o Margoin
Son. cloak manufacturers AZ 81 East
Eleventh street with creditors at 10
cents on the dollar cash.
Petitions Dismissed.
wOOI.F ROSENTALL. Judge Hough has
dismissed the petition in bankruptcy
hed on March ., 1918. against Woolf
Rosentall, manufacture OF furs OF
S6I Dawson street, on consent OF the
only creditor, who obtained a Judgment
against him for t2.o46 for rent
Discharges Prom bankruptcy
Judge Hough has granted discharges
from bankruptcy TO Benjamin Lesser In
dividually and as member OF the firm OF
AbrahamS Lesser, manufacturers OF
waists and dresses at 1886 West Twenty
sixth street. whose liabilities were ss+.b5s
position at 22b West Thirty-ninth street,
Assignments
CROWN HOSIERY co, mail ordei
hosiery at 3l5 Fifth avenue. has mad,
an assignment to Harry Rothenberg
ruary, 1872, and David Hartman T.
secretary.
GEORGE F.. STEIN. contractor ana in
terior decorator OF 90 West l00tf
street, has made an assignment I,
| walter II Schuvarz
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IMPORTS ARE INCREASING.
hut balance oS Trade Last Week
for T.. =. was Arp,p2H,OSp.

wAsHiSoroN. March 2---For the
week ended February % exports at the
thirteen principal ports amounted to
s56.s02.33S and imports S36.s77.277. or
a balance OF trade in favor OF the
United States Of sie.s2b.059
For the week ended February 20 ex-
ports were ss6.7+a.2t0 and import,
sa4.2i5,5is week cpded February l3.
exports s5+.is6.<3o: imports. S23.ss5.-
s23 week ended February &. exports
sjs.5si.los imports. 322.4+s.sso.
The Department estimates the -x-
ports for the entire United States for
February at S2s5, 600. 900 and imports
ti3o.o0o.ooo. For January total OK
ports s2sI.s7a,3I3. imports. si?2.372.-
311; December exports. 4254,S32.5Js
imports. sii4,s56.545.
Cotton exported during the week
ended February 81 amounted to 35S&o7
bales making the total for the past
twelve weeks 3,s0s.2s7 bales Cotton
exported during the week ended Febru.
AIRY 20 amounted to 33s.953 bales
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NEW YORK, CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.
The report OF the New York. Chicago
and ST Louis Railroad Company for the
quarter ended December III last, compiled d
from rerorts To Puhlic Service Commls.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The passenger departments OF the Den
YER and Rio Grande and the Western
Pacific have Just issued an Illustrated
folder featuring the Panama Pacific FIX
positions at San Francisco and San Diego,
on or about May the firm of Charles
d. Barney a. Co. viii move from Its pres
ent location at % Broad street and will
occupy the first floor of tho Mills Build
Ing, 10 Broad street, the offices tenn
porarlly occupied by J y, Morgan Co.
By removing 10 the new location the Arm
will have floor area twice as large as
that at present occupied
The stockholders' protective COMMITTEES
OF the United StRtes Light and Heating
Company announces that after next sat
urduy no further deposits of stock Will
he accepted by tho committee except upon
payment Of 81 per share on common stock
and 81 per share on preferred stock.
The Tobacco Products Corporation for
the year ended December 81, 1914. reports
/ total receipts or ssiosv6 against u, lVsol7
the previous year. Preferred stock divi
donds were reduced from $1,000 "a
$3.50, 900. leaving surplus for the year
Of s3i6,s0s against t>oS,o7s the previous
year.
The sun., 1915-03-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

il Misbei who compo.ed the arm o'
Mshe sros mrSn,S oin.cr. ar. o ra'n hanc
hed a petition in bankruptcy with IA
bnties h22: and assets t5,lls, Judge
aIS. mGssh f T:t S..cy.a l. on Bryeny yay IS
BENJAMIN. BARNETT. travelling sales,
man OF aoe Convent avenue. formerly
president OF the Benclare Construction
Company and ths Winoua Construction
COMPANY. has nled petition in hank
rup;cy with Liabilities Ss,1al and no
tr4i,ahle assets Hc has $1,000 par
value OF stocks in those companies but
The shares are worthless
WILLIAM ROWAN petition In
lam 4. Rowan OF soi West i35'h street.
ship broker II was alleged that he
had permitted 20 be removed motor
osceola, Of which ne is the owner, now
lying at Tebo's dock yard, Brooklyn.
MORRIS L. WEISS maker Of cornices
IsyIts1ss ,nd r9ohsE ga at sos n%. and '
assignment 20 Ezekiel Fixman A petit
tion In bankruptcy was also nled against
hin n am Liabilities arc reported to be
MORRIS BUCHSBACM. butcher OF sii
Amsterdam avenue, has flied a petition
In bankruptcy with liabilities 16,tss and
assets i,6i2
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
c2RTEhx1Iu 2Rc sa,IH.r iNTEsTING sS c2oMPAXSyt
city has nled schedules, showing la
oilities 'is?'s5, Of which 'i.s,S9s, are
sfSTed ans T,se' Sec in nga e,
houses. 7ss, scs and SO Ocean ma avenue
II,,eg;h ,,! as. rSh Sh'1S Co. ar. mOrls,,ged Tor
Amounting to iiss,s7S. and Mamdel MoitS
has mortgage for $4,000.
Of So West Thirty arm street. has Med
nom,"s, .s.e" ."" tn,si Son''.,ins Of
,ate' $4,000 at 100 HENRIK street,
Brooklyn, mortgaged for Sloo,
McGowN. sIIsBEE ILTHo COMPANY o,
Ing liabilities ,2l7S6 and assets us
s7,. consisting Of stock. $4,000; ma
,n ,.7ic sood. @ % in hands SY' OF others. toui' 81
800; each on hand. 1910; deposit foi
LOUIS PARKowITz, dealer in hosiery
nled schedules showing liabilities Nl,
100 and assets ,77si, eonsis,ing. Of
SGS SIC qA'nfe' fe SC n@'1r So Ss
: cash, IS
Receivers Appointed
COLEMAN KRAusE, lnc-Judee Hougt
4 has appointed clifford q, Ludvigh re
metal works AT Ei5 West Twenty-ninti
| street, with authority TO carry on bust
! ness ten days. Liabilities were $3.50
| and assets $500
THORNTON ATMORE & co -- Judg'
Houkh has appointed William Hsnksl
! Ir., receiver Tor Thornton Atmore 90.
umbrella manufacturers at I. iispenar'
street Liabilities are $1,000 and asset
( 1000.
JOSEPH GoLDPERG-Judgc Hcugh ha
3 appointed william Henkel, Jr,, receive
for Joseph Goldberg. clothing dealer o
1871 RivinEton street
! ARNOLD II HElNE 4 CO--Wiliam Blau
| receiver OF Arnold II, Heine & Co, i'm
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MiSHEL BROS.-Morris A and Hyman
IA NisheL who composed the frm OF
Mishel Bros, manufa cturcrs OF rain e
coats at e5 West Thirty -hrst street. have
Ned a petition in bankruptcy with la
bIliti~s 81. 22a and assets s5,lla, Judge
Hough appointed walter l.. Bryant re
ceiver The Arm dissolved on July IS.
The sun., 1915-03-03
FOREIGN EXCHANGE FIRMER.
Italian Lire Reaches = New Low
Record 81 8.0S ~,

Foreign exchange prices. with the
exception Of italian lire. ware slightly
irmrr Yesterday. Lire declined to a
new low record OF 5.s3n. ~ compared
with SOC on Monday.
Demand sterling wae quoted AZ
4sot,. with cables A. +soss. Francs
were higher At 5.27% for checks and
: 26a, for cables. Marks closed at
~, for sight drafts and S2S for
ca bles A virtual corner was Effected
in marks by reason of wireless
breakdown. kronen werr fractionally
higher at i5h.
The sun., 1915-03-03
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.
Pov eastern New york and southern
New England. fair. colder to-day. With
fresh northwest winds; Tomorrow, fair.

New England. fair. colder to-day. With
fresh northwest winds; tomorrow. fair.
For northern New England. fair to-day.
except local SHOWS In Maine. colder. to-
morrow. fair; moderate west and north
wcst winds.
For New Jersey fair. somewhat coidss
to-day: to morrow. fair; moderate north.
west to north wind'.
For western New York. fair to-day
colder IN east portion, to morrow. colder.
moderate west to north winds
NEW YORK. March a.--srow tsli In
northern New York and New England yes
terday, caused nv storm moving EAST
ward over northeastern Canads. There
was a second storm central over the
Rocky Mountains. causing snow and high
winds In Colorado. Ksnsas. wyoming and
Nebraska. and rain in Texas and along the
west Gulf states. and cloudy conditions In
the east oulf and South Atlantic ststes
Fair weather prevailed In the middle A.
lant,o states and thence westward 70 ths
ohio valley n was colder. with tempers
lures again touching from tro TO fout
degrees below zero IN North Dakota and
Minnesota. IN. fresnins Nrs extending
south into northern TeSaA there we're
freezing temperatures also IN the Ton
nessee valley and northern Georgia The
winds continued brisk alore the Atlantic
coast. blowing from the northwest. In
this city tho day wss fair and continued
cool wind. sress and hrisk nor.swes'
average humidity. ~ per cent. barometer,
corrected to read tn sea lev~,. a. A. ~
2e:ss r. NJ. ee:1.
Tho temperature in th'. city yesterday.
a. recorded by tho oft'ciai thermometsr. V
,hovn IN fhs ia
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COPPER DIVIDENDS CUT.
Nevada Consolidated and Ray Con
serve Resources.

Two OF tho four leading porphyry
copper companies have taken adverse
action regarding their dividends. The
two are the Nevada Consolidated Cop
per Company and the Ray Consolidated
Copper Company. Tho Chino and the
Utah Copper companies have declared
the regular dividends
The Nevada Consolidated company
declared quarterly dividend OF IS
cents share payable March 81 70
stock Of record March r. Three months
ago dividend Of 37h cents per share
was declared Tho Ray Consolidated
Copper Company has deferred action on
its dividend Tyhe last previous dis
bursement vas at the ratio Of 31i1
cents per share.
The sun., 1915-03-03
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Trading Almost at stRndstili--
sales Only I,25O BaRs.

Tt'ng On the Coffee Exchange yes
Filay vas almost at standstill, total
Nd'eS amounting to only 1850 bags.
'o" absence OF offerings the market
'' steady and prices at the close were
N'0aused 10 points higher, Brazilian
"'"h- IA the local spot market were
Hn .'auRed Offers on cost and freights
we" practically the same"
brazilian markets were featureless.
'".". " were unchanged at NsO0,
$50 ara SANTOS receipts for two days
. Led 5000 bags. Sac Paulo had
ss'svV and Juudiahy $4,000 Price.
The sun., 1915-03-03
ATLAS POWDER COMPANY

" lIfnIIH X ON I1'INW NV, ? 'UFINTN -'TT'- IT
The annual meeting of IN" stockholders
the principal once Of tho Company. llth
and Market streets. Wilmington, Delaware,
on Tuesday, the 18th day of March. 1915.
~ twelve o'clock noon. 'or the election NJ
Directors and for the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come before
the meeting.
In accordance with tho Law ~ ~. state
~ Delaware no stock can hc voted on At
any election witch kas been transferred on
the books OF the Company Within twenty
days next preceding such election.
T. COY Secretary
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises. s.27 Sun sets $50 Moon riscss.,i
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
s.ndyHa $40 GOV Island. sSs Hell cate 10 IS
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH X. .3sa Gov island. . .o5 Hell Gate .<a5
Arrived TUESDAY. March 2
6. Chicaso. "a NJ, Havre. Feb -
50 VI Mar A NJ Bremen Feb IN
ss XIX I.saia $40 A. N, Hull. Feb.
=. Edison IJght o: :So A " Dundee Jan ~
s. Bounquen A VI San Juan. Feb =
- Rermudtsn I ~ " Bermuda, Feb =
- SARATOGA t:p 2 NJ Havana, Feb =
- Wascania A " Barbados. Feb II
- Amille. New Orleans Feb.
- I.amrasas. Mobile. Feb D.
- Comet. Baton Rouge. Feb ~
So Gulfol. Port Arthur Tex Feb =
50 Santiago BrunsWick, Feb %
Ss jamestown. Norfolk. March !
So Celia, Newport Sews. Feb :s
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
6. Roch ambcau. At Hayre
"a America. a. Genoa
8. Orcsdian. at Bordeaux
So VILE Dc Rouen. si Mar~ilies
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- Europa from Naples
Ss Almirane. from santa Mar'H
81 Csmaguey from Puerto Mexico
&. SiXaols, from Jamaica
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM

General ONCE broad Street station
Philadelphia. Ord March. 1918
AN ELECTION rOR THREE DlREC-
TORS 20 serve FOR the term 81 four wears
TO succeed those whose term will expire
with the said election, Will be he'd on
the a3rd day ~ March. 1915. he
tween the hours OF ter O'Clock \. VI and
siN o'clock Nj a. me General Once ~
tn. COMPANY. Broad street station, Phiis-
delph,a Al thai time and place a vote
or votes will also he taken on such other
subject o- subjects az shall have been IL
rected hy 'he Stockholders a. ,heir annual
meeting on the oh ~ March, 1915.
LEWIS NEILSON. Secretary.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The white star liner Baltic sailing to
day for liverpool. VIII carry mail, CLOSING
at $3.50 A. VI. for all Europe except Der
manv. Aus,ris. Hungary. Luxembourg and
Turkey also for Africa. West asia and the
East 1ndies
The Lloyd Italiano steamship Caserts
sailing to-day fo- naples, Will take mall,
closing al $40 A. VI, for Germany, Aus
tris, Hungary and Turkey, also for other
countries except LuSemburs N specially
addressed for despatch ny this steamer.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY.

NWFNItNN bANh NOTE COMPANN,
7O-12 Broad street
At the Annual Election OF this COMPANY.
held March End. the following gentlemen
we're elected Directors for the ensuing
r. g. i,ounsburN.
y e. Converge
James r. Ford
Warren T. Grr"r
VIM. Nelson Crrin0
7. a. DE Lamar
Z :. Smitherh.
.iohn Mason lLt''n
Andrew V stout
Wallace Nerhit'.
\fred Jaretlkt
Ambrose None.
n T. woodhul'
VIM T.. Corey.
Char. II. So bin
A. the subsequent meeting q, the Board
~ Directors the following Oficers were
elected:
President. Warren l.. Green.
First oe-presifeni n. L woodhull
lA.ClaNton Cary Manufacturing
Vice. ! Claudet (Salesb
Presidents II Victor Keane fWestern)
Jos" A. Machado Canadian
Treasirer. Chas. l.. Lee
Secretary. Geo. II. Danforth
ASH 81 '''ari's J r. Trcadwoi. II
Asst rrea.urer. Albert l.. schomp.
GEO n. DhNFoRTH Secretary.
New York March End, 1915
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MANILA ELECTRIC RAILROAD q
LIGHTING CORPOR ALTON

Five Per cent Fifty year rirst Lien and
collateral Trust sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Pureusnt to tn. provision, Of Article
sixth Of the Mortgage and Decd Of Trus,
executed hv the Manila Electric Railroad
a Lighting Corporation 20 the undersigned
~ Trustee dated September -. 1903
oners arc hereby invited for surrender oi
above named bonds TO the amount o.
t3s.oi2 1b In tho sinking Fund oners Will
ha opened by the undersigned. Trustee. at
i2 o'clock noon. Friday, March Nh, ialS
The Trustee reserves he right to rciec'
any or all ofer,.
OF NEW YORK. Trustee
Nv LYMAN RUOApES. Vice President
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF LIMITED COMPREHENSIVE
NOTICE L. hereby given that the limit Cd
copartnership between O. Edward Gran
and william T. Gilmore, special partner,
under the frm name Of G. Edward Gran,
stock brokers. OF 30. ! wal Street. New
York city. was Dissolved on October lSt
1914. pursuant 70 the terms OF the articles
of copartnership
Dated. March lst. 1915.
q EDWARD GRAFT,
WILLIAM r.. GILMORE.
SperitI Partner.
The sun., 1915-03-03
DINIDENDs AND INTEREST.
nm nm ntLAMAnr nrn.oN coMrNNY

New YORK, Frh -Atht II
quarterly dividend OF TWO ANp ONE
QUARTER ca. ccl FER CENT on the cap
RAJ stock OF this company VIII be paid at
the oiice OF the Company, 4. Nassau street.
In this city on and dfter saturday, March
20 1915. to Stockholders OF record at close
OF business to-day
r. order OF the Poard OF Managers
CHARLES a. MALKER. Treasurer
The sun., 1915-03-03

II was announced yesterday by Kuhn.
Loeb & Co. that the stockholders OF The
Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail
road Company had subscribed Tor mor.'
than so per cent Of the S29.l41.300 )
per cent. conver.ibles offered recently.
leaving less than 80 per cent. In tho
hands OF the syndicate for sale.
The sun., 1915-03-03
GutIlaumr Now inytIs Ruler.

CAP HAlTlEN, March 2.--Gcu Nilbrun
Guilaume who was leader Of the priu-
cipal revolt against President Theodor,
entered Port au Prince yesterday at the
head of his victorious army and was
Immediately proclaimed provisional
President of Hayu by the national As
sNmhlN
The sun., 1915-03-03
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, March Price movements
we're more irregular but trading was
still very limited. Diamond Match and
Carbon common were in better demand
Swift was the most active feature, win
no change in values. Union Carbiue
dull and "a point lower Bonds active
with Chicago Railway. series b, quite
strong The summary:
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. March 2.-Philadelphia
Rapid Transit certificates were active
and firmer to-day. closing a OF point
above the opening and low price. Dull
ness ruled in the rest OF the list Bonds
were steady and fairly active. The
summary
The sun., 1915-03-03
SUB TREASURY STATEMENT

MONDAY
fald by sun, Treasury 10 banks 81, 100000
fald ny banks 10 Suo-Ireasury 6,o2l,0 900
Loss to banks on days trans
actions ...........,,...,., sas7i, 900
SINCE FRIDAY LAST
Paid by sub Treasury 10 banks. S6l7o.oo
paid by banks to Sub-Treasury. 1885, 900
Loss 10 banks ...... N>7A.OoO
Loss to banks same period pre-
Vious week k....,.........,,.,. s.i9s 900
The sun., 1915-03-03
THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston. March 2.--There was a f,rmer
tone to the market for mining shares,
with trading heavy in such specialties
as Alaska Gold. Butte and Superior and
American Zinc. The two last named
were conspicuously strong. United
Fruit made a further advance TO III.
being the most active industrial share.
Boston and Maine and New Haven were
strong railroad shares. The summary ::
The sun., 1915-03-03
THE PTTTSBURG MARKET.

PIrrsBuRo, March 2.--Unon Switch
and Signal was moderately active, clos
ing 2, below the opening price, other
wise there was no feature to the local
market. The summary:
The sun., 1915-03-03

Notice is hereby given that the AnnuA.
Meeting OF the stockh older- ~ The Ameri-
can Tobacco Company. and an election Tor
Directors thereof will be held at he ONCE
OF the Company a. No - Montgomery
street. Jersey city, y j az eleven o'c.oCk X
IN the forenoon Of "Wednesday, March 10Th.
1915
The Preferred and Common stock trans
fer books wer. closed from /. o'clock noon.
February l3th, 1918. and vii be reopened
at 10 A NJ March 18TH. 1915
JOSIAH T WII.CoN. Secretary
The sun., 1915-03-03
Army and Navy Orders

WASHlNiTON. March -Th'se army
orders were ,Nuod to-day
First Lieut. @. = Stallm1u. NJ u C..
TO Hcnicia arsenal California.
First Lieut. i W stewart Engineer
Corps, from New York city 20 Washington
barracks, u. G,
men,, from Manila, + /, 10 office OF
chief Of ordnance. Washing ton.
First Iieuts. j Fa .i~i : r ~ '"r.- -.
j $ Whit and W, II Seemanr, NJ. G,
ordered to active duty
The sun., 1915-03-03
WAR LOAN ACTIVE IN LONDON.
American Issues Qsiet-Display
Good TOue.

LONDON. March 2.-The tone Of the
stock market was steady to-day. al
though there was q disposition to await
comments from the United States on
Premier Asquith's speech. The war
loan was active and Arm and home
railways shares were firmer in spots.
Foreigners and mines we're quiet, while
all shares showed strength.
Americans were quiet. but displayed
a good tone. Canadian Pacific lacked
stcadinees. while Grand Trunks were
supported.
The sun., 1915-03-03
ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT
Sc Internal Gold Loan 1909

The Argentine Government invites ten
ders for Gold $4,000 nominal value In.
ternal God Loan 1909 under par. said ten
dets 20 be cahlcd to Mes-rs ERNESTO
ToRSQtfST 4 co. bimitaia. BTENOS
AYRES. before March Is. 1915. Bonds ac-
cepted VII he payable on April /. 1915.
We Will cable tenders received al our
ONCE, % Wall street. Hew York. prior to
- o'clock noon Saturday. March 10. 1915
y. =. MORGAN & co.
Dated. New York March .. 1915.
The sun., 1915-03-03
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, March 2.-United Rail
ways and Electric was in demand to-
day, sales totalling close to 1,400 shares.
The closing was y point higher than the
opening price Bonds were steady. The
The sun., 1915-03-03
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Chicago Great western;
Third week Feb. sao3,2s3 Inc. $500
From July i... o,335.2i+ Dec. 2iS,5+3
Denver and Salt Lake;
Third week Feb. s22soo Inc. $3.50
From July h.. 1.l5I.2it Inc. 3s3.29
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
The Canadian PsciHc Railway Com.
psny reports for January;
1918. Changes.
Groes earninss S,l0s.o21 Dec. St.s67,lss
Oper. expenses. 4.ess.7st Dec. 1,e47,2is
Net esrninss u.ilo,2ss Inc. Sito,oss
From July 1:
Gross earnings. So. .0tT,i5s Dec.S2l,i5S,225
Oper. expenses. t.233.3ts Dec. i3.7S7.t23
Net earnings .s20.si3.soe Dec. s7.ss7.so2
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO.
The chesapeake snd Ohio Railway Com
many reports for January.
The sun., 1915-03-03

Commander II, T. R'ri, To naval iusprc-
tor engineering material fittshurg. IA
Lieut. " W, Wilson, from tho North
Dakota 10 radio station, Siascousctt.
Mass.
Lieut. G. Jocrus, from radio station,
Tuckerton, y, j., to Charleston yard,
surgeon g. T. Ryder, irul IN, 'incln-
natl to home Tor orders
Passed Assistant surg f'i II EUtts.
from the Monterey TO home for orders
Assistant surgeon y, u. Ledhctt"r from
naya, hospital Oiongapo, to huut tor
orders
Assistant Surgeon n II Langan from
the Saratoga "a home for orders
Assistant surgeon "A. +. IUrc- ..f.u
naval hospital Canacao, TO home for or
ders,
The sun., 1915-03-03
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

R~ceipts from Gus, oms March l. Ss3 OF
internal revenue, ordinary, s7Isss4; CORPORA
tion tax ss ,o6S miscellaneous. s64I..te
National bank notes received for redemp.
tiOn. 8! $40 7bs
The cash statement OF the United States
Treasurer for March shows.
The sun., 1915-03-03

SPOT cotton at New York was quiet,
~ polnts advance; m!ddling, s.i5c.
southern spot markets were unchanged.
New Orleans 6 advance. with New Or
cans, Isle. Galveston holiday: Sa-
rannah, Sc. Houston, holiday Augusta,
175c.. and Memphis. 7.SSc.
The New Orleans market closed
steady Prices were
The sun., 1915-03-03

Interior stocks and receipts were !,

Exports yesterday, 3S,O05 bales. Tot
thus far this season. 5.402.2l3 bale
against 7,214,l57 bales last year.
The sun., 1915-03-03

READlNb ~ IEM.
The Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Company. the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron COMPANY and the Reading
Company report for January:
Railway Company:
The sun., 1915-03-03

Highest temperature. ~. At tU y.
Lowest temperature. 2s'. at A. N.
The sun., 1915-03-03

" \ II bids 70 Liverpool We're.
March. S - May, S43 July, s.66 Oc,o-
her, s93 December, s.ll. The market
here is due to open to-day 5ia to ga
ponts advance.
The sun., 1915-03-03

The Liverpool market opened quiet.
Thero was quiet business in spot cot
'oN with middlrg 4 points decline AZ
iNld Sale., 5000 bales. Receipts,
y 9H4 bales, Including 2a,sI9 American.
Prices AT Liverpool closed quiet.
The Hartford republican., 1915-12-03
HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRINC WIFE

had gotten so weak ] could not stasl,
and gave up in despair.
At last, my husband got me bottle a
Cardui, the woman's tonic, and ! con.
menced taking ii. From the very firse
dose. ! could tell it was helping me. 4
can now walk two miles without IN
tiring me, and am doing ali My work."
lfyou are all run down from womanIy
troubles, don't give up in despair. Try
Cardui, the woman's tonic. II has helped
more than a million women, in its 50
years Of continuous success, and sl,ould
surely help you, too. Your druggist has
sold Cardui for years. He knows wize
il will do. Ask him. He will recon.
mend it. Begin taking Cardui today.
Write To-: Chattanooga Mesieine Co., lsN~e
tdvisory Dept. Chattanooga. Tenn. for Spec90o
Insfr1ict,ons On your case and 6-paee book, "bouo
reA'nen' TOR Women" sent in plain wraOpsI. 10