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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-06
GIVEN CHANCE TO QUIT
Charges Arc Made Against Terre
Haute Official.

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Aug. G.
Charged with incompetency and irreg-
ularities in financial management,
Charles Barr. superintendent OF the
VigO county infiTmary, has been given
the option by the county commission
ers Of resigning or facing trial. Barr
today declined 10 indicate what stand
he will take. but admitted that the
moral atmosphere Of the institution
was not the best When appointed to
his present position, Barr is said to
have had the warm support Of Dom
VI. Roberts, who was mayor at that
time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-06
TOURISTS ARE PLENTIFUL
Resort Seasons Were Late But Hotels
Are Comfortably Filled

MACKINAC ISLAND. Mich. Aug. 6.
Although the tourist season was some
what late in opening. due to the back
ward spring. there are many guests at
the numerous hotels on the island.
Prospects are that the patronage will
measure up 10 its customary average
oeIore the summer is over j. G. Hol-
Den, manager of the Grand. announces
Ihat TINS resort will remain open this
year until Sept IS. many reservations
having been made i'm advance for the
balance of the season.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-06
GOAT" INSURANCE HIT
Petition at Grand Rapids Contains
10000 Names for Referendum.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. g.
In 80 counties Of the state Wednes-
uay' petitions containing 10000 sig
natures were filed by the New Era as
soclatlon demanding referendum on
the sO-called goat" Insurance 10 -,
which provides that all fraternal i'm.
surance bodies shall have a lodge. Tn
Kent county. 10000 names were flied
and In Wayne, 1000.
The petitions call for a Referendum
on the insurance law at the election
In 1916. Names also are being secured
on the petitions for a constitutional
amendment. They will be filed within
one year
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-06
WOLF PELTS BRING 5000
approximately 30 Wolves Were
Killed During Last Year.

LANSING. Mich. Aug. 6.-The state
Of Michigan expended s9.OS9.5O in
payment of hounuCs ON wolf pelts
during The fiscal year ending July 1.
according Co figures issued here. The
various counties of the state paid out
an equal amount Approximately 125
wolves were killed I'm the state during
the year period. the figures slowed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-06
BEES ADOPT FRUIT CAR
Insects Hold Up Train and ROut
icing Gang.

HAMMOND. Ind. Aug. 6. - The
icing gaue OF the Indiana Harbor belt
yards 10 Ritcrdale was driven from
Tho Pa-ifc frlit express by bees and
the trur was held up ON the way TO
Sew fork The swarm had -homed"
in The lining OF a refrigerator car. that
ras loaded with oranges In California.
EcFeFal men were sfung. The bees
could not be- dlslodged and went on
9Th the train.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-06
PARK. POST LIGHTING
MAY BRING ON FIGHT
Council Refuses Ordinance for
Auditing Property Owners
to Pay Costs.

ELKHART. Ind. Aug. GA bitter
fight between the city administration
and the Indiana & Michigan Electric
Co. may follow the refusal Of the city
council to ratify an ordinance order
ing the installation of a park post
lighting system.
The administration with Mayor
Smith as chief spokesman offered an
ordinance whereby the cost of the in
stallation was to be borne by abuttlng
property owners, but this did not meet
the approval of the necessary two
thirds majority Several members Of
the aloermanic body favor giving the
contract TO the 1. x NJ. Co, which has
offered TO install and maintain the
lights at a price ranging from S72
10 $50" City Atty. Hall wants the
abutting property owners TO pay for
the Improvement so that the city will
be able 10 contract for light and pow
er as a unit.
Elizabeth. two-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Balls of this city,
is dead as the result of eating IL
chocolate coated strychnine tablets.
Each one Of the tablets contained 1-60
grain of the drug.
Willard Biddle, Russell Juday and
Lee Sewers, livery stable employees at
Goshen, have been bound over TO the
circuit court TO answer the charge Of
Charles JaXOn Of Constantine that
they broke open a safe and took SO
belonging to JaXOn.
Jaxon was in the livery business at
Goshen, bHt sold out and went to Con-
stantine. He left in the office the
safe, whose lock had baked. expect
ing TO return some day and take out
the money he knew he had left i'm il.
When he did return, recently, he
found, he claims, that the accused
men had beat him to it" by breaking
the lock.
The five prisoners who would rather
I'VE on bread and water than work in
the streets, and who have been hold
ing out since last Friday, may be sent
TO the penal farm. Chief Roth TODAY
said he would ask Prosecutor jaw to
Petltion Acting City Judge Sawyer to
change his order 10 that effect The
quintet are ''bOozers"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-06

WINCHESTER, Ind.-Miss Media
Horner. 20 years old. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Bransen HOrner. who live
eight miles southeast OF here, COM
mitted suicide at her home Tuesday
by drinking a qnantity OF paris green.
Failing health is given as the reason
for the deed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-06

NINCENNE,S. Ind.-James johnson
miner OF Bicknell. is under arrest
charged with horse-whipping hi.
crippled son and his wife.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-06

GOSHEN. Ind.-Willard Blddle
Russell InbOdy and Lee Sewers. Go
shen factory employees, are in Jail her,
charged with robbing a safe in :he Of
fee OF a livery stable. Biddle says In
body and Sewers. who occupied tn,
building. approved his plans for the
robbery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER II low prices have increased
Wholesale buying 10 some extent and the
market was steadier yesterday than 1t has
been for several DAYS. yet there ts no snap
to the market. Receipts were liberal, al
though average quality was poor. There Ia
very little local call for storage. with a
quiet. with ladies and packing stock lower
and dull. Prices: Creamery. extras. 80
score aor asic.; higher scoring. sli4a
extras. % score. 2S 29c., hrsts, 27ae7isc.;
state. dairy. tubs, finest. 2sa aoc good to
prime, 2tn csc common to fair. 2.n 25c.
sihc lower grades, 2tta a 23c. Imitation
creamery. hrsts. gar "a 2iizc. Ladies. cur
rent make, hrsts. 42a zoe: seconds, 2ih
:ltc.. lower grades. 1sa 2oiAc. Packing
STOCK, held. soa goisc.. No. :. 1914 q zoe.
lower grades. lsd 19c.
cHEESE-Buying for local and out Of
town accounts was not active. but owing
to the strong statistical position Of the
market owners were Arm in their views
yesterday. Daisies dull. Fancy skins arm.
Prices: Held. specials. 10. dt7tsc.. aver
age. fancy, ists miic.. undergrades. l4d
loo Wisconsin. whole milk. double daisies,
l6lg lie; twins. 1874 117c., state. skins
iDqI:c.
EGGs.-A steady but rather unsettled
free supplies, which reached 1881 cases.
storage eggs are forced to sale, Chinese
scarce. Prices: Fresh gathered. extras,
25i4 81 :ec.. extra nrsts. Csc. nrsts. s4a
:iIsc. seconds, eSaesiac. Refrigerator,
best. iSM i9c.. hennery, whites. nne IN
fancy, 80 Soc. hcnnery. browns, 25h
zoe. mixed colors. 24Q Csc.
I PoULTRY.-Chickens and fowls
are weaker on account OF light trading
Old ROSTERS and turkey SLOW. Prime
ducks In good demand and firmer, but
geese are Of uncertain value on account
fowls. l5lp a Ice; old roosters, lie.
Turkey,,. i6gisc puckr. spring. state.
u - dlSc.i Western, ia. nlsc. Geese,
Western. l3gi4c. Guineas. a pair. 4Oc.
pigeons. 2o9 2jc.
DRESSED pOUITRY@Capons continue
In excessive supply and neglected viii
the better trades of the other line'
wanted Fancy turkeys arm Ordinary
receipts are poor and hard to sell. Fancy
soft mested chickens scarce and hrmer
with lower grades irregular on account Of
light supply. Fowls arr firm. Fresh
ducks aud geese scarce. Old roosters Rlsc
Frozen movement so limited that quota
lions are Impossible. Prices. Turkey, dry
picked. Western. 22d::hc. fancy. scalded
elc. Tennessee and Kentucky, e0n2lc
Texas. zoe. Chickens. milk fed. Is to -
23c milk fed. As lie TO dozen. zoe
mixed weights. isa isc. Phil eielphia
fancy. . lbs. each. 2Sm 2to broilers. .3c
Michigan. scAlded. = lbs. lie. Fowls. I:
TO box. Western. 80 lbs. ana over TO dozen
ltro dry picked. s lbs and over. iTHe
?Ta CSC: q { o I Ina. $50 ssc. squads
prime vhits. 10 lbs 70 dozen. N7S;-s .bs
s.:5a3t.to; . tbs. ss.H6s+; dark. s-7sG
81.
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CONSOLIDATED

Business on the Consolidated Exchange
was on a good scale of activity early,
but tended to contract in the later deal
ings. Reading. which had the largest
turnover, opened at 1879, against "A
closing price on Monday of li3a.
early touched a high OF 144, and then
declined to 143h. The closing was
1881. United States Steel opened at
43&, unchanged from Mondays final
quotation, sold as high az AN. as low
az 427s and closed at 43l4.
Union Pacihc's opening was l19N
against a closing on Monday of li9si
lis high 1l97s. its low ll9 and its clos
ing ll9is. ~Amalgamated Copper opened
at 81, unchanged from the day before,
sold as high as 54l.. as low as SO y
and closed at 81, Smelling was active,
with its opening s5ia. unchanged from
Monday. It's high 65S its ow 63a and
It's closing 6+i4. Bethlehem Steel de-
velopcd special strength. After opening
AT So. against a closing price on Mon
day OF 55%. and early touching b5Ss, II
rose TO 57Ns, closing at "A reaction to
1914. Mexican Petroleum from an open'
ing at 7IA declined to 60 "a. but closed
at 70l2,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
n'es we're I per cent. for short and 4h
per cent FOR long bills.
Open market discounts. primo accept
snces maturing up TO ninety days, IN
rE7s per cent
Commercial paper rates were 3h If
per cent for sixty and ninety day bills
srH ~ four 20 5!s months best names:
y. as per cent for others.
Time money was featureless and IN
very light demand, Rates were 2k W2%
per cent. for sixty and ninety days and
Tor four months ia d3h per cent for
'HnFsr maturlties.
Call money on the floor OF the Stock
Exchange Yesterday ruled at . per cent
nigh "a per cent; low . per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York: 81
Louis par, San Francisco, 2bc. premium,
Minneapolis. tbc. premium; Chicago Be.
cscount, Cincinnati, loo. discount.
Montreal, 81 premium.
can money in London was J per cent,
snort bills, / 7-l6 per cent three months
olls, ~ per cent.
Sterling exchange continued weak
Frsl quotations were; Demand, A7s%
cables. $50,
Rsr silver in London, c2Nd.; in New
York, hbc.
New York Clearing House statemen
Exchanges, s~32s.1ls,S72; balances. VII
.s7l2l, sub-Treasury credit balance
Soo3.5 .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ABRAHAM sBLwtTz. manufacturer Of
cloaks and suits. 1s West Nineteenth 81.
assignmen, 70 ceorse u wnlisms Pc,
him by creditors. He has been In busi,
ness twelve years, ~. inventory @,
$4,000 and liabilities Of $50. 900.
BON WIT COSTUME COMPANY. 7e Mad
ison avenue. petition in bankruptcy by
s]lsn + on Th Mon r%S,npanTL ,a %np IS.
900; assets, SO, o0o.
SAMUEL ROSESTHAL, clerk. los Sec
ond aven., ned a, Petition In bank hc
jcwclry line; no assets.
EDWARD p gCHULTz. trading as Otto
J schultE's Son. furniture and bric-a-
bsnkruptrv nv creditors He made an
assignment on Monday
ROBERT T. BECK. policeman. $50 East
i ;Sr,s ''TGsn nIsd !: %gssl'''q Nominal III pAns
sets. $3.50. equity In two lots at Hamii
ton Terrace, Somerset County. y j, N
which thc unpaid balance IL sas. He
no value.
GEORGE W. FLOYD. New Rochelle. who
has boon engaged as Eastern trarlc
agcn, for tho overland COMPANY. nled q
petition in bankruptcy; liabilities. Sls.
~. no assets Most OF the debts are
for money borrowed In New York. Bos-
ton. 81 Louis and Cleveland.
JACOB HARTMAN. $50 Prospect avenue,
filed n petition IN bankruptcy. liabilities.
f1.bl5. no assets. Part Of the liablll-
tics is FOR !ndorsinr a note Of the Ameti.
can Ar Glass Company. Of which he
was formerly president
Petition Dismissed.
PHILIP vAN NoLKEBURGH Judge
Mayer has dismissed tho petition In bank
ruptcy nled on July -. 1919. against
had resided at the New York Athletic
club. because the proceedings had been
abandoned by the petitioning creditors
married Mrs. William NJ Chapman. the
fo.ooo.ooo widow, and after their do.
mcs,ic difficulties Il was said he spent
much Of his time In Europe.
Composition Confirmed.
MUTUAL AUTO ACCESSORIES 60 or
AMERtrA-Iudgc Mayer has confirmed
- composition Of tho Mutual Auto Ac-
eessories company Of America. 20 West
were s27.2sS.
Receiver Appointed.
WELLS. MowBRAy 3 NEWMAN. INC
Judse Mayer has appoinyst william
s%,aii.:, q, West f-oriys:ssnd street..
fs 6nTa ,s Ss' aS sSth0 x..si, 70 e.. i1ns,es' a. eI ,,.soc'
Schedules In bankruptcy.
sysnu., seh,do,.s SHOW nsu,iti.s o,
Ne.s23 and assets of $3.50.
LUIS Bbrto. mehutActurer oi
o~verails. walker street schedules
ssoI Liabilities of 'ii.'ss and assets
HYMAN ABRAMSON. manufacturer OF
underwear. - Allen street. schedule,
show Liabilities OF t5.e7T and assets
~ S2.oPt.
ISRAEL TOwRIS. furniture S Esse,
street. schedules show Liabilities OF
$3.50. The assets are IN the hands Of
an assignee. amount not stated.
| u closks and suits. l0f
Hester street, schedules show liAbil'tiei
Of '5,o7l and assets of s392.
Assignment.
e. VI MOSEMAS q BRO corporation
| harness and saddiery. 1875 Chambers
street, assignment 10 Mortimer y. Bern
4 stein Tho business was established
many wears Rgo ana was Incorporated g.
February. 1905. Capita stock. $50, 900
T. W. Moseman II treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
TRADING IN COTTON
ON A SMALL SCALE
Orerations Restricted Still by
Uncertainty Over
Shipments.
EXPORTS AGAIN HEAVY

Trading in cotton was only mod
,,s some Of the local operators who
holeht on the decline of Monday sold
cu, their purchases. Europe was put
down az a fair buyer. Broadly speak
M however. there was very little in
..ntive to take a positive stand OF ac-
count OF the uncertainties involving
shipment of cotton. either to Germany
mr. Great Britain. Ths ocean freight
ra,e 10 Liverpool has risen to 81 so per
hundredweigh The insurance rates
also work against any freedom Of COM
merce.
As a result OF these conditions the
market moved within narrow limits and.
while the undertonc was steady. the
close showed an advance Of only 3 TO
points.
Considerable interest was manifested
in the statement Of imports during De-
c.nber and their bearing on the textile
situation. No linens whatever came
from Belgium and the imports from
Austria, Germany. France and Great
Britain show a very heavy falling on
Importations OF linen for the year md
"a With December amounted only to
about $4,000. 900 yards. against 49,
$4,000 Yards the previous year and
$4,000. 900 yards ip 1912.
Advices from Boston. as we'll az cable
reports from London. report higher
prices for II is stated tina the
Russian Government has placed a very
large order for military cloth with the
American Wooden Company. 1t IL also
said that the buying commission Of the
Russian Government also offered con-
uscts for yardage &C great that the
business could not be undertaken.
The Developments regarding both
vol and max are construed as having q
strong bearing on the cotton situation
and giving further Indications OF the
substitution Of cotton for both these tex
TIE hbres.
Exports OF cotton were again heavy
Yesterday n reached S 1000 bales. The
total for the three dsyr this week IL
already larger han clcaranc.s for the
full week last year Southern spot mar
ksts are fairly steady. n an Alabama
Gct Arm wired to a loca. broker as
follows: N Offering of spots in this
section. Demand somewhat better"
Futures closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
LONDON MARKET IRREGULAR.

LONDON, Feb. 1s.-The markets were
Irregular to-day. but mainly steady.
Gilt edged issues had a good tone.
helped by the statement OF tho Chancel-
ler OF the Excheauer. The new issue
OF Russian Treasury bills sold at a
premium. Russian and Japanese bonds
we're In demand. Home rails dropped.
Mines and oils did well. In tho latter
smells were again prominent. Ola
ing At 10.
Tho American department vas quiet.
There was very little business. Cana
Gan Pacincs had a slight rise.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, Feb. 16.-1he easier tone to
the general market in New York was
reflected in the market for copper shares
to-day. resulting In a rather general de-
cline In the active shares. Wolverine.
Greene Cananea. Butte and Superior
and North Butte seemed to yield easiest
to the moderate selling pressure. CRANKY
was steady. lndustrials were weak
without especial feature. Nothing OF
interest was shown in the railroad
shares. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

New York, February 18th, 1913.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of tho Washington a Sew Orleans Tole
graph Company VIII he held at No. l9l
Bro tlwty, In the city Of New York. y :,
on Wednesday, March I'd, 1918. at . o'clock
Or,cers and for the transaction OF such
other business as may come before the
meeting
VIM II BAKER. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
HI CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Feb. ls-Extreme dulness
prevailed In this market, with prices
showing an easier tendency, Kansas
city Railway and Light preferred de-
clincd five points from previous sale,
Carbide. Chicago Pneumatic Tool and
Title and Trust were one 10 two points
lower. Swift rs active feature In this
department. The m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

r"HfLApELPHtA. Feb. 1s.-The stock
market here was dull and featureiess
following the dulness Shown in New
York trading. The bond department was
active. with a larger volume OF trans
actions than for some time. Prices were
steady. The summary:
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

RALrrMoRg. Feb. l6,--United Rail
WAYS and Electric vas the active fca
tur, in the local stock market. Tho
minimum price In this specially was
reduced from % TO "a, at which fGur"
there was quite heavy trading, Bonds
we're dull and steady, The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
", ]. du POST de MEMOIRS POWDER
COMPANY,

Wilmington, Delaware
Notice ~ hereby given that the ANNA
meeting OF the Stockholders OF the T., !. ia
ront de Nemours Powder Company Will he
held a, the once Of the Company. No. 81
Newark Street. Hoboken. New Jersey. on
Monusy, March rs, 1919. at l2 o'clock noon.
ALEXIS !, du POINT. Secretary.
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shd.
epot cotton at Ne York was quiet
and unchanged middling. s.55c. South-
en spot markets were unchanged to IL
points higher. with New Orleans holt
day. Galveston s.45c.. Savannah Sc,
Houston e+oc.. Augusta 7.93c. and Menu
phis 7sSc.
The New Orleans market closed holi-
day.
The Liverpool market opened Arm.
There was a slow business in spot cot
ton. With middling . points advance at
Sold. Sales. 1000 bales. Receipts. 26,-
% bales. including 1857 American.
Prices at Liverpool were
np~p Tt,rb Ia. r,.. n-.r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
DINIDF\DS A>D INTEREsT.

Tho ia'.aNIs Issues Wiz be payable on
NICE .''. '..t. ". .tt ufh "r Of the INITFn
>TNII> TIKI - COMPANY OF SEW
l'hh. 81. t. Wa. street. on or after
%inlrrrs' duc March /. 1918. on Atlantic
I "',l tine Railroad Company First Con-
sulIdHtrd I inuds.
Interest due March !, 1918, on AfIan,,,
Coast Line Railroad Inmpnny 40. Tr"se
Equipment Bonds of 1907. ~
Principal Of \tlantic Coast Line Railroad
{ nliphHA trust Equipment Bonds, Noe.
'i'h T." $500 inclusive, due March /, 1918.
Ihr i'Nt.' Huuhs of said bonds will be
,..s i',f.'. s. 1915. and re Opened
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17

control block Of treasury stock in uni
versal,y known corporation win - branch
offices disposing Of output, small invest
ments invited particulars upon requesi
g, F. SJOBERG. -9O Madison Ave. Ne~
York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
THE PTTTSBURG MARKET.

Pr7sBuRs, Feb. is.-The market was
less active. with prices showing no
change on odd lot dealings. The sum
mary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
BOSTON & Maine RAILROAD
BOSTON,, Mass, February IS, 1918.

BOSTON, Mass February is, 1918.
To the Notshod~s Of he Boston & Maine Railroad:
The holders Of totes Tue March :, 1915 ares kedm extend these note to September
q 1915, or the following terms:
THEREOF UNTIL SEPTEMBER :. 1915. WITH INTEREST DIS
COUNTED AT THE RATE OF Sc PER ANNUM, OR
C0 ANY HOLDER OF NOTES MAY EXTEND $500 THEREOF AS
ABOVE AND MAY RECEIVE IN EXCHANGE FOR THE REMAINING
$3.50 FIVE-YEAR so GOLD NOTES OF MAINE RAILWAYS CON-
PANIES DUE APRIL T. 1919, AT PAR FLAT. WITH APRIL 1, 1915,
COUPON ATTACHED, OF WHICH FOUR-SEVENTHS COO WILL BE
CONVERTIBLE. PAR FOR PAR, INTO MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY CAPITAL STOCK UNTIL OCTOBER l. 1918, AND THE
REMAINING THREE-sEvENTHs Us%O WILL BE NoNCoNvERTI
BILE. IN CASE OF FRACTIONS A CERTIFICATE OF OLD COLONY
TRUST COMPANY REPRESENTING THE OWNERSHIP OF SUCH
FRACTION WILL BE DELIVERED.
The Trustees appointed by decree of the United States Court rcprsent the Boston
Railroad Holding Companys muodys stock haec caused bills to be rrc@ntcd in the Ieh-
atweso fMaine New Hampshire Vernon tand Massachusetts. asking trr relief from pres
emf oMous conditions that be@t the popery.
HreiaS ganeda as " e expect We are hopeful for the future Of the property and its
securities The full Effect Of he passenger and freight rate increases so far granted, the
return Of business" more normal conditions. and The expected friendly attitude OF he
leased ine interests. are all likely to aid us in our tk.
Hhe necessary legislative relief is ntg granted, then rcehGshpw will be- necessary
with consequent generalization and loss We believe the siouness of the suauon is
appreciated by the aw-makng bodies
The extension Of the notes for a pehod of six months Isl asked beouseh is believed
that within that inc the necessary Legislation will be- granted, and consequent plan in the
interest Of the property be adopted. During hsp period the condition Of the notes extmdd
will remain unchangda no mortgage ayb placed upon tep property whhut securing
the noms
The directors recommend to the nomhoIdes he extension OF the notes and point ou,
the Importance their corporation and immediate action.
THE TRUSTEES IN PARTICULAR WISH TO URGE UPON THE
&c SP7 THEk EefE Ef II Ag THH RGsY YGSfs $ Mn lGk I'll THTET IS =
Be KEPT 1RT out OF OF THE THE,p HA HS2S OF r. 4 REGENERI - THEY ABE Gy;
IS a# j sM| }; s i 7 SH 5HMG gh \ T @%H EH1 & T' SH M isK e e
n, stPPoRr OF Al coSERN nt HhAH''hS' COOPERATION
Circulars giving deshso of the plan for tenson statement OF the Trustees xpldnhne
the existing snadona and satsment describing the Sc Gold Notes of the Maine Railways
Companies will e mailed TO each noehodera rand may be had on application lat the mce
the President North Station, Bosn.
j. Fl. HusTs, President.
s7zs$$zs : j Pf $$;9. I (oceo. SSz &&SSf&}sS$ sSS#Hre COOK.
NJ PR1NpHRGAsr,
IDUNcAN uP4AM,
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Interior receipts and stocks were:

Exports yesterday. ss.o1s bales. Total
thus far this season. i,643.s32 bales,
against S.7S3.074 bales last year.
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mar NA>TED--MALE.

BDNb SALESMAN
To sell securities in American Indus, y.s
MhiIh VI, sttH1 stGict'st investiSai.oN
1894 broadway. ~
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The receipts from customs February IS,
So. soi: internal revenue. ordinary. f1S,lF;
4 corporation tax. tsslS, and miscellaneous
' sl"f. ~
National bank notes revived for redemp
ton. s.. t.3.3i7
Tho cash statement Of the United States
Treasurer for February Is shows:
PUNT
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II A. VI. bids to Liverpool were {:
March s.42. May $50, July $50. October
III, pecember Q 20.