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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11

was en- route for California for his
health. The two brothers have not
seen each other for 81 years.
Mrs. c. C. Browneii Mrs. H. N
Dryer and Miss Miriam Blakeley
went 10 Hermiston on the local Sat
urday.
W C. Strickler. representative OF
the West Publishing Co, at St. Paul.
MINI. was in town on official busi-
ness.
quite few attended the Hog and
Dairy Show at HermIston, Friday
and Saturday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11
CLEAR CASE

What reason have you for think
Ing that the mental powers Of 'he de-
ceased we're impaired asked the
lawyer of witness to break the viii
OF multi-millIonaire.
The best In the world" replied
the witness "DHrng the last 10
Years or his life he believed implicit
ly IN the forecasts given out by the
Weather Bureau
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11
A JOURNALISTIC sUBMA.
RINE

n HE Portland Oregonian
W takes the view that if
President Wilson expects
republican support for his pre-.
paredness policy he should
bargain for that support by
giving up his ship purchase
bill. or something to that ef-
feet.
In other words this Portland
paper is 50 jealous in behalf
Of the foreign ship monopoly
and the extortionate rates il Is
charging that it suggests a
scheme for blackmail in order
u prevent the administration
from taking adequate steps to
relieve the farmers and manu-.
facturers who suffer because
Of the shipping situation.
Not only that but it is will
ling 10 imperil the country at a
critical time in order to accom-
plish protection for the over
greedy ship owners.
In connection with the pre-
paredness campaign it is too
bad there Is not some way to
curb such journalistic subma-
rine activities. A newspaper
living under the American
flag and making such a treas
enable suggestion as the Ore
EOnian put forth this morning
j. entitled to respect from no
one.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11

Mrs Richard Evans is very sick
with the grip.
The test % the water In the school
well vas received saturday. The wa
ter stood a good test. no bacini gas.
etc, VAS found. This vii remove
he necessity Of boiling the water.
No more typhoid cases nave been re-
ported The one case Is improving
very rapidly.
D 2. Browneil returned SATURDAY.
from a hasty trip to Portland Mr.
Browneli had received word that his
brother who had been in Alaska.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11
Two Killed by Train.

DENVER Colo Nov l8-In the
worst crossing accident n The City g
history william hallabarger. s5.
and Mrs Catherine BroewmeL 90,
Rere killed here and two women were
probably fatally injured Their au-
iompbile was hit bg Denver and
Rio Graude train
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11
MAY Join Villa.

IL PASO Nov. Ig.-General Obre-
2on may negotiate with villa % unite
against carranza, Reports 10 this ef-
feet were current following a visit ~
Obregon here last night on his way
70 Augua .Prieta 10 take command.
The popularity of pbregon caused a
.rBi beWeen him and Carranza
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11

LlJS ANGELES EaL N1T "
after an exciting chase. IiecrEs Nc
Monkey and Thomas Mcdonald wsnt-
- in Meiford. ore for the alleged
theft o. an automobile. we're arrested
near here Or detectives The men are
said 70 have admitted their guilt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11

Personality Is that grain Of "dif-
ference which God puts into the
heart " every human being and
which nearly every human being
succeeds In eradIcating before he is
A
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11

Captain seth Low of the Yale var
sity crew viii pull the stroke oar foi
the Yale boat in the f.,e with Co
lumbla at New Haven Harbor on
Nov. ~. The race will take place the
day before the Yale Princeton foot
bail game.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11

what does silent partner mean =
agzcd young Harold.
Don't ask me" replied his faith
er. 'J've been married % ycarf
ana ! don't know
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11

Perkins will never make good
"golf player remarked the first
golf bug. "he ueglects his game 10
aftend 10 business
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11

what do you think Of my new
suit paid $50 for e."
4 think you've got good grounds
for another suit"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11
A TASTE OF WAR

n HE,E war prices are sa.C
U t9 prevail ~ Berlin. &C.
eerdlng % an eastern
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11

the same price in New York
Monday. Butter was quoted
al half the Berlin price, but
fancy butter brought almost as
much. When it comes 10 Viz
g.nia hams, fancy bacon and
real roast beef worthy the
name, We can % Berlin q few
points higher. The German
people may now realize what
il is to live high in the United
States, where the beef trust
makes up for militarism. and
the people in the United States
can get a taste Of war any day
by patronizing a high-class
food emporium. The Ameri-
can housewife viii tell the
Germans that our cost Of liv.
ing is not much cheaper than
their cost Of dying.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11

VorcING nrR VISION

= $50 E4i5 CaFsHI
= Lara ~t ESD sssi ard sss I
= uhat is % te (
' ~ faEs 10 come Whsr pre-
= l-dlcs .s knouu
= - 10 fts 20 af Reason. uhlh I
= ai1Hs.
= iias Espt zee ramaa d aar. I
. gWtH I
= Behold ne spien4or ~ con I
. course free
= ~ Nammans msniaLs where I
= 'he 9eapie 9wn
= one COO 0hs c0anfri anf 10 ,
y truth atone
. For blood d-flscksd ages N I
= brutality
= No blast shall herald 4
y vars wild no's
= In this great federation ~ I
. mankind
y #hete woman lives the equal Z
. ~ her mate.
y Ahd people Of The pen who Z
= live 10 quote
y The sages ~ this age will ever Z
. find
y That Love vas pilot of the Z
= ship 81 state
= clyde Addison wright
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11
CURRENT THINKING
BiIKiNG THE CONSUMER.

tNew York World
After the Pennsylvania legislature
In 1913 passed the act placing tax
Of g i-2 cents a ton on anthracite.
the mine operators and dealers rails
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11

Don't Ever let Anyone Tell You
This A. n New One.
Diner Walter. this knife II duil
and this steak u like leather
Waiter 2OW'd II do to Hirop The
knife On the steak, dr2
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-11-11

. oes ose osesso
. BROAD JUMPER MAkE~ 81
. aUOD uN GElblIspN. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
WAR LOAN WEAK
INLOND0N MARKET
Expected New Issue Cana,
Selling Pressure-Firn
Discount Rates.

London, June ls.-Gilt-edgeS a..
ties were distinctly easy or a. 80
Exchange on the announeemert ~.
another war loan bill would b - -
duced in the House OF Comns,,
Monday. This loan, il is eYpeet,S -
be issued at 80 on a per cent L. 49,
or par at IA per cent and WI :
available in amounts as low a a..
pounds. Although conventional 80,
are expected for holders Of he 80
irg war loan, the latter was wesk n,
shares were steady.
American securities were dull. N,
prices hardened in the sitsrpoos al
the closing was steady.
Consols closed unchanged a. CAV
The Bank OF England bought I'd IA
in bar gold, sold f524,00O in tortir
coin. released $4,000 for miseellassos,
purposes and earmarked f427OO0 y,
Argentina. Yesterdays unfayons,
bank return was followed BY dear IN.
count rates. Money loaned at ~ +
IA per cent; discount rates for skss
bills were pa to 2l3-16 per cent; b,
three months, 2 1916 to 8 per cen.
Gold premium at Lisbon was ssM
Paris, June ls.-Prices were hssr
on the Bourse to-day. Three per eel,
rentes closed Is centimes lower a
II francs 40 confines. Exchange d,
London, 26 francs l0i2 centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

rrnERII. RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE.-For
paper maturing up TO ninety days. per cent
CALL MONEY opened at per cent; highest
Per cent: lowest IA per cent: Closing pel eeu'
renewal. per cent.
TIME MONEY was dull Rates. 2A92h per
c.n, Tor sixty days 2hd2% per cent Tor NINETY
DAYS. "a per cent FOR four MONTHS -N@S WI
cent FOR hVe aud slI months.
MERCANTILE PAPER was in demand Rnns
rate 3ia@4 per cent for best names oahA "o
cepiancrs. 2h@2S per cent
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS. - En-
CHANGES s2S6. 1893. SIS. balances Nl >SS. zoo Inc
sub. Treasury creditor TO the amount OF VI
6iS.179.
sub-Treasury 1927 900. and lost since Friday 81
80 900.
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE
wHERE.-Boston. for SIXTY days. per cent; fo'
sixty TO ninety, days. "a Phl1dephia : a ana ~
up to ninety days. "a per cent: Atlanta. = and ,
per cent: Chicago. 4 and "a per cent: st. Louis,
and ~ per cent: Minneapolis. for sixty days,
CITY. I and "a per cent Dallas. snd iis per
cent; San Francisco for thirty days. 50 per cent
for thirty TO sixty days 4. for sixty to ninety
days. "a.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE --Boston. par; Chi
caso. SC discount. San Francisco. i0c premium
BANK CLEARINGS. -Boston--ESchanges. sS
changes So! gss balances, ,sTIsis. .Che.Ees-,
sos. So3 ''''- '''' '''''''' '-''''''''
SILVER MARKET Bar silver In London vas
2Assd gain of lid New YORK quotation was
Sehc. unchanged Mexican silver dollars. aS9i2e.
FOREIGN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES was steady and
40 7-l6 Paris-Cahle. $50. check. 5tes
brrnn-Cahle - ID. check. II 5-l6 Greece
Cable 8 2th cheek. 5.2ot SIXTY ard ninety dsy
eii, tondon t1anAso)-siIy days. AiSa; niqeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
EASTERN WOOL
MARKET FlRN
Good Business Is Reported B
Trade, with Western
Values Strong.

Boston, June 1s.-"Ths ConmsfeL
Bulletin" will say tomorrow; AZ
other week of fairly good business
reported in the wool trade. Adre.i
from abroad show further advances :
both wool and tops, which have %
been followed here TO any extehI y
vet, although they have had haI's'
ing tendency in prices. Most o. =
weeks transactions have been IN ~,
eign wool, but a larger propoIrion v
domestic sales is in evidence.
Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces-Des, So, ~ 4.
1914 d34c: Xxx, SIC: one-hih blood eoi ll.Is. :,
three ighths blood combine sb4slei 9s.i~'
washed 2Slz q zee. ene unEnhed. y -.
Michigan and New York neeces-rlns, 80 :.
2sc: deiaine unwashed, 254 26c; one-hash 80 ~
washed 32c three -eighths blood unshslssl - "a
Wisconsin and MissOud-one-quanei ~, ~
s5c; three -eighths blood. ASS'e' 0n''H--
Kentucky and sinilAr-One- hall el9od ~,
SEA 33c: three cighths blood 1881 Jfsss.
Secured basis TeKM-Fine y hi91IiA
hne : months - n soc. In. -,
Califo-nia-Nothem. 63se5e: nidfe e'--~'
a soc. Southern. 5j4 SOC. ,.a.... r,nd
Oregou-Ees,ern No. ! siape, .sfs,se'
clothing. 64G6jc. valley No. ]. " eotse..... ~.
Territory-Fine staple, Ioc, ~ nei.,,ig- -
sfd6-r, fne clothing 65aboe. me go
inz 63d55c. oue-hsf blood comoMS ~
three eigAths blood combine ooso'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
COTTON MARKET
CONTINUES DULL
Private Crop Reports Fail to
Arouse Interest - Closing
Steady, with Advance.

Two private crop reports were pub
Hshed in the cotton trade yesterday
but failed to stimulate interest, and
business remained quiet Prices fue-
tuated within a range Of 7 or points
closing steady net unchanged to z
points higher.
Liverpool was slightly under e1pec-
tations and the market here opened
unchanged to 4 points higher, but OF
ferings we're light and prices soon
steadied on the somewhat unsettled
appearance of the weather map and the
continued absence of any hedge selling
or other indications Of spot pressure
After selling about TO D points net
higher prices reacted slightly as re-
suit of realizing, closing some or 3
points off from the best,
The annual report of The Chronl-
Gle" estimating the acreage under cot,
ton for the season of 1915, indicated
a reduction of slightly less than IL
per cent. It also suggested good
prospect except as it might be modlned
by the reduction in the use OF tertlI-
izer, as it indicated that cultivation nad
received good attention and that me
condition Of the crop was encouraging
The showing of this report as 10 acre
AGE was somewhat more bearlsh than
the private reports published TOWARD
the end of last month, but The enron
icle's" acreage figures have generally
been in excess of government prellnl-
nary estimates during previous sea-
sons. and there were perhaps some
traders who had not expected tnlS
authority to show as much OF Ge-
crease as actually reported. Inc Glles
mid-month report made the conolIloh
8O2 per cent, compared with $40 per
cont on Nav 25, indicating deteriora,
tion of 90 per cent for the first hall OF
the present crop reporting peLioIL'
Owing, perhaps, TO the relatively h!eI
figure used for last month IN InaAius
the comparison, however, the .repoIs
seemed to make little impression VI.
sentiment, and the talk around tRe TIE
euopested no material change OF opIh-
ion as TO the probable showing "a
official July bureau. l.o.a
BUYERS of July against safes OF 80 ~
Der, presumably 10 oc+uaI
transferring straddles against aeIuH sa
snnnlies. but otherwise there was llttle
or no trading feature. and the differ
cnce eO prevailing between these two
months mon is supposed to furnish the in
ducement for switching rather than me sne
existence Of any immediate. demand TOT o.,
the actual cotton. Exports for the ne week ,a *
were 6O.36O bales. against 4'Zo9 lass
wear. Spinners' tskings Of american lTSa
were estimated at 2ll'35Z oaie;'
against 19O,S30 last year, ana tne VS. a.
he supply Of American cotton e DC.
creased ere 1873 ,222 bales, against l25!L 70
iast wear. The present worlds visible visible
s suppiy I Of American is 4,266,995 bales .,
s0pH1s 2.4O9,l O4 last year. Southern
s5ot markets as officially reporteSd, we're
iSO points lower to 10 points higher fo..
generally unchanged. Range Of prices'
Range OF prices: Yes,er-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Oil Stocks Dull and Steady-In-
dustrials Irregular New
CITY Bonds Dealt In.

Price movement In the curb securi-
ties yesterday was generally small and
irregular The petroleum list was dull
and prices as a whole held fairly
steady AnClo-Amcrican oil was the
most active issue, while Illinois Pipe
Line and Standard Of New York each
rcccdcd n point on light trading.
Activity in the industrial group con-
vcrccd largely in the spccialties. Kelly
SPRINGFIELD Tire advanced 6 points.
Cramp Ship Building lost a substantial
fraction and Electric Boat, common,
declined a point, while the preferred
improved ?. St. Joseph Lead opened
under pressure, but recovered most of
its loss. Tobacco stocks were firmer.
Mining issues were generally weak,
though sharp advances were recorded
in Kinnicutt Copper and Success MIN
inc The New York CITY 4ias, when
issued. were dealt in at from lO3 "a
70 lOgih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

Philadelphia, June lS.-Ihe ss
market here during the "eee ~ :,
shown frmness while prices hafas .s
bit due 10 the continued suensss, -. |,
yalues in the West. Buyers are a. ~.
more wool in the fleece sections ~, -
in some time, and il does nOI ~, -
nrobable that desirable medium ~ n,
viii 90 below &c cents. Trade here :.
been quiet as manufacturers are =
willing TO operate in advance o. !. n.
needs. Transactions are mostly =
eign stock. business in the oy n..i.,l
feeces being light because Of ns ~.
supplies from which 10 MAKE ssi. 80.
Dealers refuse to make price 60 go.
sions 70 consummate q sAis'
tons: ,s.
New York and Michigan feees ~ e9fa
Pa Be: delaine 258 &c. nsi 100 ~.
thras- ri ghihs, $50 24c. oue-qnsi..l ss~r1s ~
eighths and half clothing -9s-"'
Per- and Ohio esecss q
s31 d34c. Xxx. 32a32he. me W.. ,,rs .s'f,s1s
a39e. halt blood com1ifg SsS -, $3.50,
sISSse. quarter sac &c: deihnt 80 q
2s1 "a zoe: nne. 2682ie. common o."
&c c.,,., wool,-Aeppo. vsshsd, s,sss' 80
I-Ss 96r, Rokhara. colors. $50 -oc 49, e1f<
2Sd PC China No / Sorinetn is,sr ftSs,,
Nfongolian. 25926c; Donsk9i. - 1s,szl, ,
Donskoi. superior. S59sssss, 80 80 KaSiah1. -
stdissc karadl. white. q -. kSfuat-
ale: Khorssssn. 1Dt emp
second clip, 2Jd23nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
THE METAL MARKETS

ooffhh-Ths local street market for copper was
outlet With electroitic quoted at 2oL @2OAc. In
I"nHon copper closed at fS2 for standard spot; $50
i'' futures and sos los for slectToiyte spot TIN
ON The Ne" YORK Metal Exchange Was quiet with
ipo' 10 5.'on lots quoted at sic BID. In London
,h closed al ilos Jos for standard spot and flOG
Tor iu'ure. With sales Of 40 tons spot and 60 tons
Futures. lkAD-WaS weak and unsettled with
prices ke lover. spot being quoted Al 6r The
American smelling and RehninE Company reduced
ue pflee o. shipment lead from 25c 10 &C. An ,0
Ton lots East ST Louis spot lead s7i.c Icpd.r
rec. Es q ID. sPELTER-N0mlHL Loadon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
OCEAN FREIGHTs AND CHARTERS.

The tonnage market was duh IN all departments.
and but little demand prevailed for boats for early
loading Rates were easy and tonnage offered free
IT, Quotations 10 Liverpool London Glasgow and
Hun ia. cotton. 20 Liverpool. per 100 ID. 81.
CHARTERS-Br steamer. 800 tons previously
coal Philadelphia 70 River Plate. {. prompt BIZ
steamer, . 363 tons. same from Baltimore. Belg
steamer. sos tons. same: Ital steamer. $50 tous
tpreyi0uslyl. coal Baltimore 70 W Italy, {.
prompt. tai steamer. l. l35 tons. same; schooner.
233 tons coal virginia 10 RIO de Janolro p 1.
prompt. schooner. 462 tons. coal Philadelphia to
Summgrside. i + I. $40. schooner AS tons coal
Philadelphia 20 Portsmouth. 90c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

The market on the Consolidated Ex-
change was heavy, relieved by a num-
Der of strong spots. United States
Steel got down to 59ts. American
Smelling did not change hands under
1879. Amalgamated Copper declined to
744. Baldwin Locomotives high was
CAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19

The local market for iP o,ti So TDaH mS S''
uhTi,alsCHl c,bics. spot cotton ~ good demand :
sales bales oSud imso, LOG S goa Ams S
tercaN A,,,UJIiirS INLAND 35d. Futures opened
d5s unSha4sd to point lower closed Gus' o eq
steady is@I5 points higher July FsagssTy $3.50
1pTi lid May june. sod M19chs' ;d
Na-IsLR fair business doing. Co'hs-ou''S -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
Bank of Germany Return.

RerIin via Lnndonl. June lS-Tne weekly re-
turn ~ the Imperial Bank Of Germany Tor week
ended June IL shows the following chauges. Gold
marks. treasury bills increased 2slO.000 marks
metal stocks. treasury certificates aud notes Of
other banks decreased - $50 900 MARKS; discounts
decreased gi3sl 900 marks. deposits increased 10 .
los. 900 mAks. eIseuIAIi0a dsSIsAssd As.ssl.eoo
msIsA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
BRIEF WALL STREET NtH |,

A gain of more than 49,. .ss V,,svorisa
the banks is indicated BY tne ~. ~ he
movements of currency TINS "a 9gi,op,
gain from the interior o ws soo ss,ioht
shipments including Sl.L .i,.,,on for re-
bank notes sent TO- to W SSS golS seq. .
f ffmp5,Gp ana for csSa 81 sS"'s ,sn o.
! Sry transactions was sI's'''O'"
The New York cotto9, , El; j"ig J. -
remain closed on Saturday '''
Monday. July 5. III
Copper export. from 3: .,S s.i'iJi w.
Atlantic ports for the week i. eSOt Ne "
~ totalled 2.447 tons, S ,lo ,ors rae
ginning Of the month li'l ,ts .S'i "a o.
been shipped. as again" ,aii
corresponding period IN IsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
FINANCIAL
N0TICF-SEAITD PROPOSALS VIII Is

NOTII - u III INVII " " -. - =
received until =. m. june 80. 1912 at
the oUc. Of Tho Pennsylvania company
for Ir.lrauces ON Lives and Granting An
ruifies so tlT Chestnut street. fhilad"l-
,Fls trustee Tor the sale 10 II OF as many
Of the Philadelphia. Wilmington and balu-
y,cr. Railroad stock Trust Certificates as
s7ga2A35 will purchase.
The offerings az the lowest prices not ex-
ceedinr par. costing in the aggregate not
more than the amount stated; VIII 20 nc,
A. once. and payment be made when the
Ccrti0rates are assigned. on and after
Propcssls should be endorsed. Proposals
Cor sale OF Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Reltlrlore Railroad stock Trust Certih-
Gates and addressed 20
q s. W. PACKARD President.
81. Chestnut street.
Tr .1t.fr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY, JUNE IS. 1918.

against SSi7oo lhur'oay,
January to date o''''O' ~
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
BONDS.
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt In
on the Stock Exchange Friday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
The NewYork Central Railroad COMPANY
Grand Central Terminal,
New York, June 1s ,o,,

To the holders of THE NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANYS TJRrr
AND ONEHALF PER CENT. GOLD BONDS LAKE
SHORE COLLATERAL, for which consents to the con-
sodation of The New York Central and Hudson Rive,
Railroad Company and The Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway Company were given and accepted,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the consentng bond, ,h
mentioned may be deposited with either j. p Morgan &C
New York Morgan Grenfel Co, London; Morgan H,T
Co. Paris exchange for equal principal amount per
mortgage bonds New York Central Railroad COMPANY A. 49,
time in the event the set forth in circular l.
to such bondhoders from The New York Central and HuS
River Railroad Company dated May II, 1913 Other
The New York Central Railroad Company dated June 1918 TS
Secretary will mail copies of said circular letters any ho5
such conserving bonds applying to him therefor
DWIGHT W PARDEE, Secr.try
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
EnuIIARLs LIFE POLlCYaOLpERS

disposed 20 unite for protection as 20 the
..g1rpius' should call on ur communicate
With A. EDWARD WOODRUFF. CITY In
..sflnr EnlIhLnE Vow lork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
BOvD SlIES on THE STOCK EXCHANGE
JUNE IL, 1871.

Stock Exchange friday
ooo against 81 Thursday week and Soo
~ 400 Total from January s37i97OO against S'OO'Ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
IT s. Treasury Finaho : :.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-19
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