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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-04-30
BRITAIN'S MINISTER TO VATICAN

Sir Henry Howard, who has the
distinction of being the first minister
to be sent to the Vatican by Eng
land in centuries, is well known in
the United States. He has represent
ed Great Britain automatically in
many countries and was made a
knight commander Of the Bath in
1907
Sir Henry began his diplomatic
career so years ago as an attache Of
the British legation in Washington
and later married Miss Cecilia Riggs,
daughter of the late George Riggs, a
prominent banker of the past genera
ton. She died in 1907. Sir Henri!
and his wife were conspicuous figures
in the diplomatic world for many
years, especially at The Hague,
where he was long stationed
The eldest son of the veteran
diplomat, George Howard, Is a resi-
dent of Washington and an Ameri-
can citizen, having adopted his moth
er's country as a boy.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-04-30
BEGAN PICTURESQUE TASK

To Vice-Admiral Sir Lionel Car
den of the British navy fell the lot
of opening one of the most pictur-
esque operations of the great Euro
pean war-the forcing OF the OAR
danelles. Commanding the powerful
allied fleet of English and French
warships, he began the romantic task
with will. but illness soon forced
him to relinquish the leadership to
another.
Vice-Admiral Garden looks and is
a Straightforward, practical. plain
sailorman. The white salt has got
into his beard he is grizzled and
hardened by hard weather, and in
appearance and manner might have
stepped out of the stormiest of Jo-
seph Conrad's romances. Incidental
ly, he halls from Tipperary, and all
of the men of his family are either
fighting men or clergymen.
About fifty-eight years old, he was
thirteen when he entered the navy
as a cadet, fifteen when he became
-. n A. .fxyx
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-04-30
OF the Same Breed.

It's better than an evon bet that the
man who rushes by ytur open bed.
room window every morning at $3.50
with his auto muller cut out would
block the aisle with his feet If he were
in a street car.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-04-30

United
weight
geodec
appointed
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-04-30
Not So as to Be Noticed.

Ever notice how willing we all are
to lend helping hand to those who
don't need it?-CincinEati Enquirer.
That isn't helping hand
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-04-30
That Would Be somc,hino Else.

"The secretary OF agriculture says
that the skunk Is one of mans best
friends" 1--WE can stand that as long
as the skunk doesn't aspire to being
one Of our closest friends"
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-04-30

Although mission to Vatican Qurinal
believe had considerable in the efforts
diplomacy the kaes in
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-04-30

when he his subeutenancy
fighting lieutenant board the Taha during the
Suakm
which he served
in Newundlandhe found him
expedition led Rear Admiral
That brilliant little ended In
the Benin ctr
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

LOUIS suMNER-A petition In bankruptcy
monds and jewelry. . Maiden lane. He
made an assignment on Saturday. II
was alleged on Information and belief
that on June is he had disposed OF
$1,000 worth of stock. asserting he was
robbed. Sumner has been In business
twenty years. Kantrowitz 4 Esberg, his
attorneys. said yesterday that Sumner
had told them he was robbed OF about
1900 worth OF diamonds ON the Bowery
on Thursday night and had reported the
matter to the police. He owes $Sl, 900.
OF which te2, 500 Is for merchandise and
$500 for borrowed money.
LOUIS KNEE-A petition In bankruptcy
has been hled against Louis Knee, trad
Ing as the Star Binding Company, !
West Thirty-hrst street, He also made
an assignment to Charles l., Brookheim
HIRSCH 4 COHEN--A petition in bank
ruptcy has been hled against Tina Hirsch
and Harry Cohen, who composed the
hrm OF Hirsch & Cohen. furs and gowns,
100 West Forty-second street. They
made an assignment on june Is.
ISACk HCIDTH, women's and mems fur
n!gh!sX gcods. ps'H Eighth avenue, has
made an assignment to Bertrand EFT
finger. A petition In bankruptcy was
also Med against him.
A.. LOWELL MANUFACTURING COM
PANY--A petition In bankruptcy has
been fled against the A. Lowell Manu-
featuring Company. los Fulton street.
1t was alleged that the company allowed
it's stock to be seized under q judgment
for sees. Liabilities are more than
oGsss saa assets ei.Sss. The osuDaay
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cotton RECEIVERS
FROM EARLY LOSS
MARKET Closes Firm After a
session Of Pronounced
lrrcgularity.
TRADE OPINION BEARISH

ro,,ou closed yesterday practically
.,.h,need from Mondays hnal prices.
.N.,a WAS considerable irregularity. with
,,,,rna,ing periods of weakness and
,,r,neth before the close, which was
,.cribed as Arm. Liverpool was a
"A. ne,ier than due and showed a
..u,,rs tendency. The local market
.,,red at a slight gain. hut soon sold
,bou, ten points below Mondays
,.,,rs The o in the late trading
~ carca chiefly by short covering.
oo,ir site views OF the crop outlook.
...1,ber with the belief that exports of
.,,,cn during the coming season will be
..,,iv below this seasons ~clcarances.
a,,inue TO he the chief bearish points.
sS,re,ary Houston's calm review OF
aeon conditions for the current season
,ss regarded as interesting, but cast no
~, ,ieht on the situation. In the con-
.,ndlnr paragraph of his analysis he
said;
-. heen about as much as was ex-
...,sa the exports of cotton much
ger than anticipated and the prices
,s,eiyed we're higher than most people
would have been willing to predict a
ali" All OF this is quite true. but loses
1-nor,ance in view of the problems now
confronting the cotton trade.
Sentiment continues very bearish, and
,robably the narrowness Of the market
and its tendency to become quickly over
ala furnish the chief basis for bullish
bcpes at present. II the market at pres
,nt prices can be maintained around
current levels until a crop comes
"a the rescue the few faithful bulls may
Rave a chance TO unload, and then
everybody will be happy.
Enfnras clnsah firm.
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N AND EXCHANGE.

Tho New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were 1 per cent. for thirty 10
ninety days and s per cent. for longer
bills.
Open market d~iscounts, primo ac-
ceptances, maturing up to ninety days.
2h 02k per cent.
per cent. for SIXTY and ninety day bills
and for four 70 six months best names:
~ per cent. for others.
demand was very light. Rates were
2h per cent. for sixty days. 2h 92x
per cent. for ninety days. 2& 03 per
cent. for four months. 5 per 9 for
five months and az 0ah per cent. for
over the year.
Can money on the floor Of tho Stock
Exchange ruled yesterday at ~ per
cent; high 2 per cent; low. IN per
cent.
Domestic exchange on New York:
st. Louis. par; a Francisco. 40c. pre-
MUM: Minneapolis. SOC. premium; Chi
cago. par; Cincinnati, par; Montreal,
sS.75 premium.
Call money on London wa ~ @ik
per cent; short bills. 2& per cent.
three months bills. 2M per cent.
Sterling exchange was steady. Final
quotations were. Demand, 4.76% (:
cables. 4.78 1916.
Bal silver in London, :sNd.; In New
York. NNc.
New York Clearing House statement:
Exchanges. 330s, sss.053; balances. 49,
s!aisSNsub- Treasury credit balance.
V~ s--s-AA
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Some Export Dealiags II Raw.
No Domestic Takfnrs.

The raw market WA quist and
steady yesterday. with tho spot price
unchanged at 4.ss cents. duty paid New
York. No domestic taiings were re-
ported, but there was some export bust
ness. Holland took 5000 tons of Cubas
at $50, equivalent to a duty paid basis
here of 4.97 cents.
The weekly Cuban cable showed re-
ceipts OF 3O,344 tons. as compared with
1856 tons for tho previous week.
Stocks were 709,6S5 tons. against 1885,
800 tons.
the refined suga market wSs un-
changed. with tho list price On tho basis
Of 6.lO cents. The demand for with.
drawals on old contracts was only fair,
owing TO the cooler weather.
Heavy July switching operations fea-
tured the sugar futures market at the
Coffee Dxohsngs, moro than $4,000 tons
& the days transa0uons rsprsssntins
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epELTER SELLS AT 10 CENTS.
About 10 Cents . Pound Below Re-
cent High Levels.

Metal markets showed no material
Improvement yesterday in quantity OF
business placed. although some speitsr
for SPOT delivery was sod at ID cents .
pound, while December was booked at
1914 cents a pound. In both cases, prices
were about 10 cents q pound below the
high levels quoted early this month.
Copper was dull and inquiries were
few. Nominally electrolytic was held at
coz to 2Oh cents q pound by some
producers, with second hands quoting
still lower
Higher copper metal price has been
reflected In higher quotations for brass
goods. Quotations for shrapnel shell
disks are 40 cents a pound. against 3sr
cents a pound last week and 2s cents In
February Specifications in many cases
for his class of material called for
Calumet and Hecla copper ana best
grades Of spelror.
Lead was offered 1t ~ cents Q pound
and some business Wal done. II was
thought that consumers would come
into the market quite heavily when II
was demonstrated to their satisfaction
that prices had reached thsir low level
for the time being u least.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-23
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The treasurer of Springfield, Mass. has
awarded 10 Solomon Bros. Hutzler
sCoo. 900 notes, due November IL. 1915. At
9.47s per cent. discount.
At a meeting of the directors Of the
United States Industrial Alcohol COMPANY
Yesterday +. w, Fuller resigned ana jules
4 Bache was elected In his place.
At IA meeting OF the directors OF tho
Merchants Exchange National Bank yes
terday f. V. Gambler resigned ms pos,,tHn
time TO the duties as yice-President
Frank r. Andruss was appointed csshief.
irhe directors declared a semi-annua divi-
dend OF 3 per cent. payable July ! TO
holders OF record June "a
Charles II, Imhon. who has been eiected
active vice president OF the Union Natioha.
new duties on July l.. His resignation az
a vice-president Of the Irving Na,ion S
regular meeting of tho board yesterday.
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1--we stock Market.
TUESDAY, June :s.

TUESDAY, June 20.
Receipts of beeves were, go head, al
consigned direct to local s~laughterers.
Feeling nosninaliy steady. Dressed beer
in moderate demand at I'M TlSnc. per
Id. for ordinary to prime native sides
Receipts Of calves were l4o head, IN
Guiding 90 head to be sold. Feeling firm:
Prime yeals sold at 81 per 100 lbs; FED
calves. S6.b 10. Dressed calves higher; city
drereed veais selling at i%pl7c. per lb.
country dressed veals. 10al4c.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were $3.50
head, including 2Oh ears for the market.
making with previous arrivals .th cars
on sale. sheep IN lair demand aud steady.
lambs more active and arm, Common TO
prime sheep lewes) sold AT 81. SO 70 81, so;
4 few, sb.7b: cuiis. 50: common to prime
lambs, Sg&loi one car selected lambs
at 7Wi2Ac. per h.; dressed lambs. 1870
Rscsipts Of hogs were s.sso head. all
consigned direct to local s~laughterers,
Feeling nrm In sympathy with Buffalo
sdvtcss
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

p. sys.:t III. %sH;.. r 70: s.m: g. y ::,:s,
ins !. limited and .p%.calstion =. i!sSt.
eys,sa ss.,sr: isal.s weak and p.e king
i i5..' ~ ~ s $751; ssH a4.is. S. is . :sS.,
$!&27.s;i state, dairy; tubs; finest, asa
Ave: Imitation creamery, arsts. ssh 9
aaicI packing stock current make, No.
O. c Il gfSa iSw'f lines sTsds sr. is nm Si on ao-
s;..sR, pI ySs:r P s1s; lots xsG ;:srS %;is Slim ,I.yS
si.i.: ISc;: acsrsE. fancy, i1%gitsc.;
s ssisas; i ;r.%. eh haics ii5BssSaSsiiin a at" fala it 10
s' Bao soios receipt. coupled with
,srdsy;. Market rather inactive; Medium
a!:i:; siHSSHSa No aT;ia, a, iss ei AN !,
sse: hsnnerys, browns sah sa+c' mixed
'0 Hvr ' PiSSSgas.rRRS-rowl. and sro,,.r. in
definitely settled: Advice. INDICATE about
aIsc.; broilers, 2sa soc; g%uineas. pair,
DRESSED POuLTRY-Fowls in slow
demand. Dry packed In boxes more plenti-
fui and weaker. Old BOOSTERS slow.
Broiiers steady: small Seizes weak. Tur-
keys mainly. poor. Spring ducks more
plentiful and SLOW. SQUADS dull; Little
fowls and turkey.; PflSes' Fowls; is e
10 lbs to dozen, $3.50; 0 lbs. 81: s lbs,
Il. SO. Turkeys, fresh hens and toms, 1870
Ito, Frozen turkeys. dry. picked. selected.
si%irSoil.rs' msii fed, is ia. u lbs. sTasse.
corn fed. IL to ~ lbs. 26c. Chickens. n
ana over siaiae.; cornsfsd. 81 20 90 ybs.
iSc.; "a lbs. and ovs1, aoc. Fowls. u to
boz, 90 ros. and overyto do.en. lec; 80 ia
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THE STEEL MARKET.
shrapnel Makers %InQuirfne for
$4,000 Tons Of Bar,,

The steel market continues active and
firm There Is a continued heavy de-
mand from ammunition makers. In
quiries for steel bars for conversion Into
shrapnel are estimated at $4,000 tons.
1t Is expected that these will o re-
suit in orders. Prices on shrapnel bars
are somewhat frmer. and It IL not
thought that sales will be made at much
under 81 per 100 pounds.
Domestic demand Is also showing i'm
provement. There Ia q better demand
Tor plates from the railroads. and prices
on all products are holding Arm.
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The New England Trust Company
y. I. DU PONT DE MEMOIRS
POWDER COMPANY.

Holder OF Five Per cent. First Mortgage
and Collateral Trust Gold Bonds OF the E.
l. du Point de Ntmours Powder Company
are hereby notified that pursuant to the
provisions Of the mortgage antitrust agree
ment dated June 18th, 1903, between l.. l..
du Pont de Nemours Powder Company and
the metropolitan Trust company of tho
City OF New York. the following l2i bonds
have been selected by the Trustee by lot
for redemption on July l. 1919:
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hoid uttities


NJ n BEHRMAN a CO. dresses. 3 west
Thirty-tfth street, have filed schedules
showing liza bilities sec and assets
'l6.560. consisting Of stock, $3.50 nx-
tures and machines. H.73b; accounts.
81. $50. and cash. $40.
RICHARD. W. SHAW. Pennyneid, ". T..
has filed schedules showing liabilities
S,250. mainly for money loaned. and no
assets,
LEONARD PAIILsER. diamonds and
jewelry, ~ Bowery. has filed schedules
showing liabilities sT.2G m assets
SASS.
BERNHARDT. WIRTSCHAFTER 4 CO.
Edward Wirtsehafter OF B%ernhardt.
Wirtschafter 4 Co.. furs. e East Tween
ty-hrst street. has made an assignment
for the Arm to Henry J. Moskowitz,
II Il A MOSHHOWITZ-Harry and Abra-
ham Moshkowitz, composing the firm of
II, a. A. Moshkowitx, clothing and pants.
SO East Broadway. have made an as
signmcnt.
"a Ell. HAMMER. mems hats. 81 Canal
street. has made an assignment to Harry
NJ. Marks Liabilities are 5000 and
assets 5000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-23
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Juno 22.-Stewart-warnsr
@ntinued the main feature In activity.
WIN prices holding firm. Union Car
poe declined three points from previous
sales and an easier trend was noted in
seVeral issues. Chicago Railway 30
made a substantial gain from the last
Nansaction. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-23
BIG GAINS BY q. g. FOUNDRY,
Years Earnings Increase to S2II

fesP's Earnings Increase to SILL
28T From sI2I.2s7.
The United States Cast Iron Pipe and
Foundry Company report for the year
ended May II, 1915, shows total earn
ings Of llii,sS7. a. compared With
&121.2s7 In 1914. The nse income Of the
company pr the hscai year wa 3l7l,.
6ss. againtt 3s0.i33 the year previous
This wa equal 90 l.S7 per cant. on the
S12.boo.o 900 preferred seock before de.
ducting nsservsa - against 0.2s per
nj in 1914.
The surplus fer chs ysar vas )7s,6Ss
- compared WITH . dshct Of CSC, s6s In
the year previous. With q profit and loss
surplus on May 81, 1915. Of S2bs,OI6
against Sli7.+l7 on May 81. 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-23
Burlington & Missouri River
Railroad Company In Nebraska
Consolidated Mortgage
6 Per Cent. Bonds
DUE JULY 1, 1918.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT In
pursuance Of a Trust Mortgage Deed enc
cuted to The New England Trust Company.
Trustee. by tho burlington n Missouri
River Railroad Company in Nebraska.
daied July I. 1878. the following 6ce Con-
-olidatcd Mortgage Bonds due July I, 1918,
Of said Railroad Company, secured by said
Decd Of Trust, have been drawn for pay
ment. viz: ;
Tho" Hundred and Thirtsen taia, Bones
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-23

exchanges of this position for later
months. In these operations September
was 20 points above July October, %
points, and November. 30 points. July
was 3 points above December. Total
transactions for n day were ls.eoA
tons.
Prices WerO:
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
Of the CITY Of Now Nork

New York, June 18th, 1915.
N Board OF Directors have this dav
6se,sred g quarterly dividend OF FIVE
PER CENT, payable on and after July
lst- 1915. Tho transfer books will remain
closed untr that date.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-23
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL BNNK

June ~. 1918.
h Board of Directors have this day
dedArcd . eem1-annual dividend of THREE
a<tsr July /. laiG. TO stockhoiders OF record
M me close Of business June -. 1915.
u. Il. ANDRCSS, Cashier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-23
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, Juno 22.-There was less
activity In the copper shares market,
prices ruling fairly steady. Anaconda's
Increased dividend from rs cents to so
cents per share had little effect on tho
shares. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-23

Custom. Receipts, sbse,lsa.I7.

The total receipts for duties at tho
Custom House yesterday were $685.
1877, OF which $3.50. 731.s was for
merchandise withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and Sass. $50. - for recent
i~mportAHooA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-23
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. June 22.-Baldwin
Locomotive was me most active stock
in the market here, closing / point be-
low the opening price. The summary :
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1zrH AANK OF AMERICA.

Now York, Juno lNh. l0l6.
NJ 0mrd of Director have to-day de-
1fAfsd . ~esmiAanuA widen Of fourteen
liO ps9 ONT. frs OF tax. payable July
ill., ri a''@ - ''''1A0'd''' Of record of this
The TRANSFER boshs v<u remain closed
W. II. BpVNnr. Cashier.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST,
American Telephone { Telegraph Co.

4 DIVIDEND of Two Dollars per share
WIN b paid on Thursday. July -, 1915.
20 soookhoiders of record at tho close OF
ousiSsss On Wednesday. June 80. 1915.
q d. MILNE. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-23
NTPIssII0 MINES CoWpIZy

Ayp B~rohoNay'- New YORK. June =, 1913
The Board OF Directors has TODAY de-
clared a regular quarterly dividend OF
FIVE PER CENT. PAYABLE July -. i9l5.
to shareholders OF record as of June 30,
1915, The transfer hooks VIII close June
80. 1915, and reopen July ~. 1915.
u. c. PFElFFt.R. TTeAsurrr.
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lnterborough Consolidated
Corporation

Notice to Holders of Stock and Voting Trust Certificates of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Company:
You are hereby notified that at special meetings of stockholders
of marlborough Metropolitan Company and Of Finance and Holding
Corporation, held at the Offices of the respective companies June /,
1915, more than twothirds of the stockholders Of each corporation
voted in favor of ratifying and adopting the agreement for consol.
on the 23rd day of April, 1915, and in accordance with the vote Of
said meetings. said agreement for consolidation was declared effect
i've as of June l, 1915.
Holders Of Preferred Stock Of Interborough; Metropolitan Com
the Secretary Of this Company at les Broadway, New York City. for
Corporation. II Preferred ST Stock e' ins.rSorousS con:oHds.sd
ss:Ss' q ;s; I; RI "::S' NJ, s;''iiss N c s''s:s;' . . an. @:i': :s::1
the 1nssrS SSSsas q 'Ms s9lps aaS' cs 1sIansa: s4s I'll iiks rTsasI 1sSu sssss to to
A As Of March 8, ieos. as extended sSI By extension agreement Of
ssssssr s!ss J; q Il; m s s}srsasS' css%":ssSH$ S ted : 'css s. Ssss yse"s
The consolidation of the marlborough M etropoltan Com
p ns. with With the sSsI Finance e and H Holding lad%, CSTporati0n having ing been cen
Ssid sr.i Fl tj' . ysfin s 5 &: sf ssFtiassts /; sssssY sssj GsS ,sSs,
5Ssp5sssntsd Sy tSis cssaseats and deposited Under the Voting
T .a24sn assss m .ns ss &; asSs; fs sr e9. fssssr' so C. 1911 81 ;h has 1n ssn
s sSs9s. so GSri in aams. G0 eP sssses 9 sd the The p stee Esl 1:o9 Ss s1Ss per s,
In cases where Ss !, the holders Of voting trust certificate: for such
;sssiy :.I Ss; .tssf III ifTf s: G G..s sss s Il sss% " h.. So ,; 1stiss .S SssPs sss:
tiscates.
Holder: of Common Stock Voting rru.. Certificate. Of Inter
s ssss; e: M ;.ls s: ..s:.:.i r.: :l s:i:SS (: :s s.s::i. ID, r ssi', ~. v' s:s.
i isis: yea ing H s1:s c:istaid s:s i issue. d' Il . ;s Al: ' thereto. s"l sm 81 :;
n,Dv The s,s so ms E3saSs. Of ,n he as 1ssrses cs4ss sMstsP s.xss Conn Ss.s
% made, duly Sf ,s ssss vS,in By T yss e a.s stSs5Ssd is s..S 5SSn, I !: isiS' the shs
the aS,' Common mn ms stock si!' ~ ts 1sfsses%Sasss II ss1eoG as'' cs%p sas
5Fssss'iia a.sS S \ e.; g tii5sss ss. ss:ss sss e FsSs.:sy 's :ss. N T.. sI ssss
HS%ss es on :ns1s: to e 3Ss :3esh 4sp rsssss' R ss THIS S:'e ssi.i ssas! in
New York, June 20, 1915.
Secretary.
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That on July !. 1915. those bond, will
cease to draw interest, and that on and
after that date they will be paid at the
ONCE of this Company out OF the money
which under the said mortgage ard trust
agreement the said f.. |. du Pont lie Ne
ulours Powder Company must bv then
have deposited with this Company for that
purpose.
Dated, June ~. 1915.
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Trustee.
BEVERLY CHEW. Vice PRESIDENT.
~ Wal Street, Borough of Manhattan.
New York city.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

hALrIMonI, June 2f.-Consolidated
Ever was strong. 1t closed u pp At
w. United Railways issues were
Lmef' the incomes closing q point
Hgner. Tho summary:
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And sl.ty.one toil Bonds 5000 Each. nun.

The bonds bearing the above numbers
will be paid at par at the office of the
undersigned, 1876 Deyonshire Street, Bos-
ton, Mass, on tho First Day Of July, 1918,
with accrued interest to that date. after
which date Interest on said Bonds will
cease in conformity with the terms Of the
Trust Deed.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

M~"AsHfNGTON. June 2a-The statement Of
me receipts and pay warrants of the Treas-
Wy shows: '' '"0 A's
h June 81. This mo. Fiscal ".
!, 'pls ..,:.. t2,60S,s $50 N9.672.217 $50. 81, B3
"v warrants. 2,l3lIN ss.82.b3 6ps' S0a' Se6
earplu' r74.sSs I'll. 2ls,sss s371ss1. 80
Deficit.
lmassSTlP's from customs Juns n. 0ll.ts;
M, revenue, ordinary. 81 .102,06: CORPORA
Max ss,s 7ls, miscellaneous, SSl. sos.
tim a''ohal bank notes received for redemp-
nrs.e cash statement Of the United States
"easuIer Tor June Fl shows:
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Spot cotton at New York vas quiet, 6
points decline middllng. $3.50. South
en- SPOT markets were unchanged. Mem
phs 10 points decline. with New Orleans,
"; Galveston. 9.20c. Savannah, SC.
Houston. s.o5c. Augusta, &C.. and Men,
phiS Ss7c.
Ire New Orleans market closed steady.
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II A. n. bids to Liverpool were: July.
Vic. October. 9.77c. January. 10.1oc. /:
March, l0.s4c. The market there 10 due
;eopen to-day 1 to 2 points decline.
Recelpts and etocks wArA.