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WEEKLY REVIEWS OF TRADE.

Dams Recte,o says: Domestic trade
gains slowly. but war orders and food
exports continue very heavy. and In all
branches OF business and In all sections
there Is a distinct growth Of confidence.
Tho big advance. In cotton Is a great
relief to the depression in the South,
while in the West high prices for farm
products make Dor continued activity.
and In spite OF low temperature In the
winter wheat section crop prospects are
regarded az favorable A notable ex-
pansion OF Stock Exchange activity Ia
speculative expression both OF the
improving business conditions and OF
the increasing hopes OF peace. The ac-
ton in removing all restrictions upon
stock trading means complete return
/ to normal market conditions and is an
other notable proof OF expanding finan-
cial power
Bank clearings. commercial failures
and other statistics of business. how
ever. still reveal the wide extent and
effect OF the depression that was pro-
duced by the war, but II Is significant
that these indices OF trade activity are
growing better month by month. sp that
they represent past conditions rather
than tendencies for the future.
The wastes of the European conflict
will be world burden. ON the other
sources OF hidden wealth and 1t Is pos
sible that the recovery from the dis.
aster, particularly in the neutral coun-
! tries. may be more rapid than was at
first feared.
I'm iron and steel the European de-
mands are increasing so largely that
they are responsible for further expan-
! sion in the output OF the plants, and do
nestle business while not so active Is
| nevertheless improving. Reports from
| the textile markets are encouraging.
and In most lines there Is broader
| demand and added frmness"
Bradstreets says: Progress In dis
| tributive trade, notwithstanding the ex-
| istence OF some retardlng factors. speed
! Ter operations In industrial lines. large
| foreign buying OF steel. relatively
| heavy trading m stocks. remarkably
heavy exports of wheat. good wheat
crop advices and evidences OF dis
1 position TO embark in new enterprises
are the preeminent factors In TINS
weeks news.
"In the South and Pacific Northwest
/ the situation is particularly backward
| but in the East sentiment. following ac-
tivity in the stock market. u more raw.
orable in the Northwest continued cool
weather retards spring buying; in the
1 Southwest business Is looking up
though still attended by conservatism
| and in the West the broad tendency Is
| to pull toward Improvement. ldleness
has decressed--the problem Of unem'
ployment in the larger cities does not
| require 30 much attention: operations N
| the hard coal and copper mines nave
been increased steel mills are working
at a better rate automobile plants are
| in full swing farming out OF foro'gr
orders for machine tools insures activity
| for plants not originally Favored ny
| such orders and there are signs OF I'M
movement in lumber nj the South.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
The New York, New Haven &
Hartford Railroad Company.
To the Stockholders o.

TO me Sfochho'ders Z"
I"e Ne" York. NcD Hdren and hartford
hd"roo6 Company;
NOTICE IL hereby given that q special
meeting OF the stockholders OF The New
York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company will be held ~ Harmonic Hall. ?
Elm street In the city Of New Haven. Con
necticut. on SATURDAY. THE ?&TH DAY
OF APRIL. 1918. at twelve o'clock noon.
TO consider and Art unon IN. soliovinx
..-,.,-
P''posltohs'
!. To reduce the capital stock OF this
comnarv ,,o,, , SARA .., -,
''V'i'V s""eS W ''',''
l's shares by retiring and cancelling
g2sgsl shares nox In ,bi. Comnany's
treasury
"e"e'9
2 To accept the amendment 10 the
charter NJ ,his .o,,or,,to, .,r,.,r.a a,
49,, a'''"
~" NV' Oh the oehefai Assembly OF the
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and southern
New England. increasing cloudiness. fol-
lowed by rain to-day rain. followed BY
clearing Tomorrow; fresh rasteriy gales.
For New Jersey snd eastern Pennsyl.
vanis, unsettled weather and probably
rain to-day; clearing tomorrow: fresh
ossterly gales. shifting to northwest
For northern New England. fair to-day.
probably followed by rain tonight; rain
followed by clearing tomorrow; incress.
ing esstcrly winds.
For western New York. partly cloudy
to-day; fair tomorrow; moderate to fresh
north and northeast winds
NEW YORK, April 3.--The pressure was
falling and rain occurred Yesterday In the
south Atlantic and east Gulf States indi.
eating a storm Of some intensity central
of the cast coast OF Florida.
Snow furries continued at scattered
points in the lake regions and rain fell
on tho north Pacific coast.
Elsewhere the weather was generally fair.
Low pressure also covered the Northwest
and the north Pacific States but from the
Rocky Mountains eastward. excepting Flor
ida, the pressure was high. with . centre
over south Dakota
y was generally warmer over the In
terror Of the country and the Eastern States
temperatures were above the Pressing
point over much Of the Mississippi valley.
but below freezing In the morning over
tho Allegheny regions southwark into
North Carolina.
In this city tho day was fair and
slightly warmer wind. fresh westerly; sv-
orage humidity. 40 per cent: barometer.
corrected TO read to sea level. at 9 A. N.
3oi6; p. NJ. 3o.it.
The temperature In this city yesterday.
as recorded by the oficial THERMOMETERS. Il
shown In the annexed tables
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THE COPPER MARKET.
Va Inquiry for Metal From Lon
don OWING "a Holiday.

The fac, that yesterday was a holi-
day m London practically eliminated all
HQuiry fur copper from that source The
Domestic demand WAS fair. as the trade
I'd not observe Good Friday. There
Vas 8 good business in both spelter ana
cad
Copper aud lead prices are at the
highest levels for some time and pro-
auction is increasing. Spelter prices are
uncertain al the moment, but production
is rapidly gaining.
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WASHINGTON, April ?--Thc collier
Sanshan has arrived al Nanzani.,o gun
boat Nashville az santo Domingo. collier
Mars a. Mare Island gunboat Dolphin at
Tonpkiatvi'le and collier Cesar a. Hamp-
ton Road
The cruiser Baltimore has -auei from
Charleston for Norfolk; tank snip Az.
stroyer Smith from Guantanamo for San
Juan andNspair ship Vulcan from Gibral-
tar for A. Iandrta,
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

r. Cuuarder l,usitania. SAILING to-day for
LIVERPOOL. vii take mail. closing At $50
\ for Europe except Germany, Austria.
Hungary LuNcmburg and Turkey. Africa.
go ASIA aud the East Indies
The ltalln liner Duca dAosta, sailing TO.
~ Tor Maple, Will take mail. closin. a,
~ j fnr Germany, Austria. Huns airy.
'Ikgy and for other countries texcep, Lux
tnhurs when -pC"Ially addressed
me American liner New York. SAILING to.
fN for Liverpool. viii take mail. closing
. tN y ~. Tor Europe Except Germany.
A''ra, Hungary. Luxembourg and Turkey
AREA west Asia and the East Indies
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Live stock Market.
FRIDAY Anri

FRIDAY, Aprll y.
Receipts OF beevcs were lis, head ncud
ing cars for the market, making with tho
stale stock ~ cars on sale. Steers were very
duh and easier bulls and COWS slow TO a
shade lower The yards were not fully
cleared Fairly good steers sold ut s; 20 PER
100 lbs bulls al &Ts6s5: cows AT s3Ts -,
Dressed beef ruled dull al l0nl.isc per III
for city dressed natives sides.
Receipts OF calves were |, .0s head. including
$50 head for the market Trade opened slow
and generally SOC. lower. but AT the decline
the pens were cleared Common 10 prime
vcals sold At q i0n&ll 20 pcr 100 lbs u few
extra ut sl2; cluls and 'hrowouts AZ s6ms7.
Dressed calves ruled dun At lialsr for city
dressed veals: country dressed wcp lower a,
l2nlJr
Receipts OF sheep and lamb. were ,l25
head, all for slaughter with the except on OF
a few head, The feeling WAS steady Tor bot
sheep and lambs Medium lambs sold al
so - per ION lbs. sprins lambs AT 1915 Der
head Dressed mutton auiet al io,y aial,c ner
ID ; dressed lambs a, l'niIc hog dressed
l7'sc; city drt ssed spring lambs selling nj
Nhtl0 per carcass; country dressed al 1Sdss
Receipts NJ hogs were .,bSs head. Including
2ly cars for the market Prices were Arm,
and sales al - 0uST7S per 100 lbs. for heavy
to light weights; roughs sold At $3.50; stsss
At " Country dressed hogs steady st susLsc
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

HAYS. y. ST. JOHN.--ln pursuance Of
an order OF HONORABLE ROBERT II'D-
Low FOWLER, surrogate OF the County
Of New York. NOTICE Is hereby given to
al persons having claims against v ST
joins NAYS, late Of the County Of New
York. deCCls"d. 20 present tho me with
vouchers thereof TO the subscribers at their
place OF 'rdusarl!ug business, a. the Once
Of FOLEY 4 POWELL. 40 sos Rrnadvay
IN the Borough Of Manhattan, city OF Nav
York, on or before the ard day OF July. next
Dated New York, the 3lst day OF De.
cemher, 1914.
KATE +. NAYS
MARY HAYS pATER
JAMES q. AFFLECk.
Executors
FOLEY 4 POWELL. Attorneys for ES,ru-
tors. eos Broadway. Manhattan. New
York CITY, y. y.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED, a Inc of small boats
to run from Brooklyn to long pier
at Midland Beach, Staten Island, be-
ginning IN June, ending September.
This valuable privilege given for a
regular daily schedule to be main
tanned. A great demand for these
boats. The playground for over a
million people last season. Tho
clean resort. Address JAMES c.
HINCHLIFFE, Paterson, N. J.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION OF DIRECTORS

NOTICE OF ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.
No Independent nominations having been
made Tor one or more vacancies to be
nlled in the Board OF Directors Of the New
ork lifc Insurance Company at the 1915
Election Of Directors and the Superin-
tendcnt of Insurance having ss required
by law prescribed rules and regulations
for conducting and holding said election,
therefore. pursuant 10 said rules and repu.
lations notice Is hereby given that the III 3
Election of members Of the Board % ~
rectors ~ the New York Life Insurance
COMPANY Will be held at the Home once
City Of New York, In the state OF New
York on Wednesday, the 18th day Of
April, 1915, the polls to be opened at ten
o'clock In the forenoon and TO remain open
until four o'clock In the afternoon of said
day. at which time they shall be closed
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
by SEYMOUR NJ. BALLARD, Secretary.
Dated March 81. 1915.
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BETHLEHEM STEEL CoRpoRArIoN.

NOTICE OF TENTH ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCkHOLDERS.
The Tenth Annual Meeting OF the stock.
holders OF Bethlehem steel Cooperation
viii be held at it's principal ONCE. No. ;s3
Broad street. Newark. New Jersey. on Tues
day, April u. 1918. at IL o'clock noon. for
the following purposes: Cd to elect four
directors TO serve for a term OF three years;
and ratification OF all action OF the Board
OF Directors, Executive Committee and
oficers of the Corporation since the Ninth
Annual Meeting Of It's stockholders. held
on April T. 1914, and go to transact such
other business as may properly come before
said meeting
The books for the transfer Of shares Of
the capital stock Of the Corporation. DO IN
preferred and common, will be closed at 3
o'clock T., NJ. on Tuesday March l6. 1915.
and VIII he rcopencd at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on
Wednesday April lalS.
y. H. JONES, Secretary
newark. New Jersey. March >. 1915.
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THE STEEL MARKET.
orders for shrapnel and. Wire on
set Decrease In Rails.

Steel conditions are fairly satisfactory
in most branches of the trade and pro-
ducers are hopeful of seeing a further
Improvement in demand. Rail buying
as not been "A very important factor Of
ate. but the falling off in demand for
this product was said to have been
more than offset by the large export
orders for shrapnel and wire products.
The rate ot production is being main
ti!ned az between 90 and 20 per cent.
Of capacity. Steel companies are en-
loying better profits on present ship
ntn,s. ~ orders placed for March and
April delivery were at better prices than
February and January contracts.
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HAvEMEyER. EMILE DE Loosely

HNNEMEY En-, EMIIIF DE LOOSFN =.
In pursuance Of an order Of Honorabl
John y. Cohs!au, Surrogat. OF the County
Of Sew York, NOTICE 10 hereby given ~
all persons having claims against Emile
DO Loosely Hivcmeyer, ihie Of the county
Of BERGEN, state Of New JERSEY, deceased.
30 The subscribers, at their place Of trans
acting business 40. - Cortllnit Street. In
TIL titv ot New York on or before the t2th
day Of June next. Dated. New York. the "a
day % December, 1914 THEODORE A
HANENEN FIR WILLIAM BUTLER Dun
CAN. Anc'llary Executors PARSONS.
CLoSsoN \ McILvAINE ATTORNEYS fnr
Executors. SO william street Borough ~
Manhattan. New York city.
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i lie LEADING exchanges of this country
EUpp" we're closed Yesterday in
us'I'fiec # Good Friday. Most OF
-e exchanges mere viii he open TO-DAY.
me banks were open yesterday. as Good
r!da, g no, legal holiday here. The
ldrkets abroad viii remain closed until
TUESDAY.
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AND og iSx RAILROAD CON

THE FARMERS LOAN AND Trust
the Equipment Bonds. Series "a" OF the
MOBILE a OHIO RAILROAD COMPASN.
dated May l. 1899. at not exceeding par
and accrued interest to a principal amount
SUFFICIENT to absorb Twenty nve thousa nj
Two hundred and eighty and 1900 do.-
lars tf25.as0.tg OF the sinking fund
=. tnders may be made Saturday, May T.
1915, until ~ NJ.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
=. by EDWIN $, MARsToN. President
New York. April I, 1915.
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Imports II dry goods at New York
.o. tho week ended last Saturday were
3-l",Hit, against s2,6s0.i09 the pre-
Gus week and s2,s0s,53t for the corre-
spending week Of last year.
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STUART. WILLIAM wHiTEwRloHT.
Cohs.sn. a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York, notice 10 hereby .Eiyen TO a. per.ons
stuart i.t. 81 Bsre.ions, kingdom Of
pise, Of transse,inS BUSINESS. 10, Rector
Street, Manhattan hersugh.- New York c.,y.
on or bsfor. July u, ,isis patel ,N.w
pusENBURY, .Anetiisry AdTinistrator.
Epson : r :1|MNfs; .Attgr:y ~ SI 1smin'
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Announcement Wa made Yesterday
by christopher I. Williams, rrociycr ~
tho First Nat.unt, Rank Of RlNouur.
y j which the Government urhc ale
closed, thar he wil' dispose Of the h'nk
property At private sac. having h",n
unable 70 obtain s.i,G0o Al pub
auction
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American Malt Corporation

10 Exchange Place. jersey City, n. J.
Dividend No ~ Of one per cent. on the
Preferred stock Is PAYABLE May Sd, 1919
to Stockholders Of record Of April 18th.
1918
transfer books close at 3 p. N. April
18th, lalk -
March 81, 1915.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
United States Smelling
Refining & Mining Co

The Directors OF the United states sme't.
ing Rcnning & Mining Company have de.
clsred a quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent.
s7i, cents per sharc) on the Preferred
Capital stock. payable April IS. 1915, 10
stockholders of record at the close OF bust
ness April >. 1915.
f. w BATCHELDER. Treasurer.
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II Rsttery Place.
New York
To the stockholders OF the
PENN>NINA coal AND COKE COR.
pOkATlON

TAKE NOTICE, that the annual meet.
Ing Of the stockholders Of the pennsyI.
Nania Coal ami coke Corporation will he
held AT the princips Once ~ said corpora
ton on the 10th floor Of the Land Title
Building in the city OF Philadelphia Penn
sylVania. ON the ard day of May, 1915 At
two thirty o'clock In the afternoon. for
the purpose OF e'ectine board Of nlno
directors to serve FOR one year. and FOR
the transaction Of any and all other husi.
ness that may come before said meeting
The Board % Directors nave provided
hN resolution that the books Of the com
pany Tor the purpose Of recording the
names OF the stockholders viii close on
April goth, 1915,
Dated. April =, 1915
ALBERT q. EDWARDS. Secretary
PENNShL NANIA COAL AND COKE cor
PORATlOS
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises. SD Sun sets. SIS Noon risesiii5
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s-ndyHk iofSai Gov Island ic sm Hell G.,eisSi
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH's. ,'oi Gov.Island. 80 Hell Gate SO
Arrived-FRIDAY: April q
S. Chicago. LEO p. NJ. Hsvre. March q
So Gorinthie. 1880 A. NJ Hull: Feb. e. =,
So Gouverneur de Lsntshcere. Sa5 p. n.
Genoa. Feb %
5. Dalebank. IG p NJ. Liverpool.
March -.
- Gushing, $50 A. NJ. Stockholm. March
- Chicago city A NJ, swansea March 10.
: Times. y. NJ, Havana, March 2.
SIS Evsnseline, :i5 p NJ. Bermuda
IS Colon. .P. Nj. Cri.tobal. March "a
IS Manzamllo, $50 p. NJ. Santiago.
5. $, Kiids. ii:,5 A. NJ, st. LUCIA, March =.
- RI sol. Galveston, March =
- Huron, Jacksonville. March -.
=. Illinois, Port Arthur. Tex, March IS
- Concho. Galveston March q.
- Suverc. Boston. April l.
- Tonia SABINE. March 80
- jefferson. Norfolk, April /.
IS Pawnoe. Philadelphia, April !
IS Nirginisn Philadelphia, March 81
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
S. I.apland a, Liverpool
s. Bergensiord. al BERGEN
IS BermudIsn, at Bermuda
- Parma, at - Thomas
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
s. limited States from Copenhagen
80 Arabic. from Liverpool
- Niagara. from Havre
- Mexico. from Nassau
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Highest temperature. 40. at 4 p. NJ
Lowest temperature. $40. at $50 \. n.
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NOTICE
The WAshiuRton Life lnauIance "a

The Annual Election for Directors OF
MS company, and such other business as
may lawfully come before tho meeting. viii
be held AT tho once Of the company, Room
1875 81 James Building, 1888 Broadway,
At - O'Clock Noon The polls VIII he omen
Cor one hour. r. g PARSONS. Secretary.
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MORRISON, DAVID. Nm pursusnc. Of
an order Of Honorable Robert Ludlow
Fowler Surrogate n the county OF New
York NOTICE Is herchv given to all per.
sons having claims against David n Mort
son, late OF tho County NJ Now York. de.
ceased to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber. a. his place NJ
'rAnsaCting business, No. : Rector street,
In tho CITY Of New York. on or hcfore the
I'm DAY OF IuGc. l9li, next. natod, View
York the 10th daN ~ DO -mher 1a't
CHARLES e iNDECKER EHsculo-,
LEIGH X. LyDFCKER, Nt,ornry for ES.
ecutor, (? Rector 81 New York city.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


AAstRumeuts.
GI'THMAN SOLOMONS & co, nc, I'M.
porters Of fancy goods at lot West
Thirty.nrst street. at sixth avenue, nave
made an assignment to oscar %, neS ma, VA
was incorporated on December -. l'ls'
with capital stock ~ $4,000, and LOUIS
Guthmsn was the president The war
aud the general depression IN business
are ascribed as tho causes % the as,
signment Liabilities are s'o'oo" ana
nominal assets 100000. .,
THE wARNoCK UNIFORM COMPANY.
manufacturers Of uniforms al 10 N"si
Thirty-nrst street: has made an assign
was incorporated In February, 1905 with
capital stock $4,000 and william Petit
bone is ne president Snd 'reaiu.sr. 40,
ststioners a. ~ Warren street have
made an assignment 20 David l.. osiro.
Years ago and wa. incorporated in 1909
with capital stock OF 5000. Edmund
clark. the president, died in May 1913,
AID Albert H. Zugalla Is the president
SAIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
INC. manufacturers Of skirts at II West
signmen, TO Joel NJ. Marx. The COM
pany was incorporated In 1919, with
samuel q. Sails as president and Morris
TANESBAUM & KAPLAN--samuel Tan
enbaum and Isaac kaplsn. dealers IN
Bankruptcy Petitions.
AI.CAN MOSS. salesman and district man
sger. Of 2I5 IVES Ninoty-elRhth street
mas Hled petition In bsnkrupicy with
liabilities Of sG.33I and ssSts Of i2,ioS
consisting Of accounts ti.s0s. AMI books
and pictures $500 In storage He has
also a United states Government bond
for 5000 pledged, and copyrights and
trade marks Of "Don'ts for statesmen"
Pay Your Note or They'll Get Your
Goat" 'on the Battlefield with tho Red
"PackaJo,' and "ksno." The debts are
mainly for loans. engraving and doctors
bills, He owes $l66 to eight doctors.
MAuDE A. WILSON OF 81 Yves, ios,h
street has filed petition in bankruptcy
with liabilities Of $685. and no assets.
Gnnooa Judgment for $500 obtained In
SAMUEL II. MUTIiIG, carpenter Of New
burEh. has filed a petition In bankruptcy
with liabilities of ti,s9i and assets OF
s703, consisting OF accounts $500; real
estate. $3.50, materials. $50, and cash 80
RELIABLE GAS LAMP COMPANy-A
against tho Reliable Gas Lamp Company
Of 1853 Bowery The company was In
corporatcd In 1914 with capital stock ~
5000, Liabilities are $4,000 and assets
Week., Failuv. Report
Brndaresfs reports al business failures
In the United states during the week
against 37J for the 'tevIous week and
?56. 2S7, :6l and ?3s for the corresponding
weeks Of 1914 10 1911 The middle States
had a. New England ss, Southern lea
Western - Sorthw",iwn - aud FAR
for the preceding week Abou, - per cent.
Of the total numhcr Of concerns failing
had less than 5000 capital and IL per
cent. had from s.. 900 to $50 900 capita
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SUB. STATEMENT

THURSDAY
Paid by Sub Treasury to banks ....... %. l93. 600
Paid nv banks to Sub Treasury ...... ASH. 900
Loss to banks on days transsrio ns tSs2, mo
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
Paid nv Sub Treasury to banks ..... 3it, pel ,oo0
Paid by banks TO Sub Treasury, ,...,. II, 800 40
Loss 10 banks .....,.,,..........,,.,. ssso 900
week NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., s,raooo
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once q The United 0ss improvement Co.
n ", corner Broad and Arch Streets.
Philadelphia, March 10. 1915.
The Directors have this day declared .
per sharel, payable April rs, 1915 to stock
holders OF record At the close Of business
Marc" " ' Lswfss Si.L III y 4., %:i,:s
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE Of an orner OF Honor
able John =. Cohalan, Surrogate OF the
County OF New York, NOTICE Is hereby
J Morgan Howe, late OF the County Of
New Work, deceased, TO present the same
with vouchers thereof to The subs rihafs at
their place Of trausactirg business 81 the
Once Of their sttoruel, Hoctoi " Thomas
- Cedar street. Borough OF Manhattan. In
the CITY Of Now York, on or before the
send day Of June newt
Dated New York December I 1914
MORGAN V. HOWE
EMILY PAINE HOWE,
Executors
HECTOR ". THOMAS. Attorney for ~
ecutors ~ Cedar street. Manhattan. New
York City,
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$5O,OOO,OOO
French Republic One-Year $50 Loan
denomination
PAYABLE in o.
in fancsin q OF
ohIsnonr by these in fare
Payment { interest he Il pin
a. Of
that Of fTenAyo hostile uhd n
do ae Of thseB WI ddonyfor puhs
OF
BALANCE. SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE
SLIGHTLY OVER So
p.
NATIONAL CITY BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK
New York April
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-03
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