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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17


portion Of the time, but he never wor-
rics as 10 how things are going as he
knows that his son has the ability ~
well as the inclination TO are for the
farm and stock at home equally as
well II not better than himself. - st
Louis Live Stock Reporter.
Holding Live Stock Campaign.
A campaign with the purpose Of
improving the live stock Of Missouri
has Just been started by S. T. simp-
son Of the College of Agriculture
Of the University Of Missouri in CO.
operation with F. A. GOugler, county
agent Of johnson county. Professor
Simpson and Mr.. Gougler are tour
ing the State. visiting farmers, &C.
pecially the breeders Of good sires,
pointing out the good and bad ami
mails and offering general suggestions
that will aid the breeders in improv-
in tx their stock. Lectures and dem
Onstratious are being given daily at
the different places visited.
Mr.. Simpson will also select farms
to be used in the future by the Uni
versity in carrying on breeding and
feeding demonstrations.
Five and a half inches Of rain are
reported to have fallen at Benton City
Monday.
Lee Bros. shipped by express a
dandy good horse to Minneapolis this
week.
The Auxvasse Review says: Rob-
ert Pratt, just west of McCredie, n
day recently sold TO John M. Suggett,
cashier of the McCredie Bank. IL
acres of land adjoining hat village
for s125 per acre, or the lump sun OF
$500.
Rains Scattering in Missouri.
Most sections of Missouri and Ill
inois are now in good shape, thanks
to showers or heavy rains that have
fallen since the middle of last week.
During the past "a hours Mexico, No,
reported over two and a half inches
Of rain and Lexington nearly two
inches. st. Joe had w two inches
and Boonville, center of a great feed
ing community, also had over two
inches. st. Louis since last Thursday
has had five and two one-hundredths
inchesof rainfall and it was still
cloudy at noon Monday.
st. Louis rainfall for the past "a
hours 81 inches.
St. Louis rainfall for the past 81
hours 500 inches.
Missouri Rainfall for Past "a Hours.
Hannibal, .3S in.
Macon, IL in.
Boonville, 2.21 in.
jefferson City, .6S in.
Mexico, $50 in.
Herman, n in.
Ironton, .04 in.
Warsaw, Id in.
Ha~rrisonville, rs in.
Lexington, l.76 in.
Brunswick, IS in.
Kidder, ,02 in.
Bcrryville, .75 in.
81. Joseph, 2.34 in.
Tuesdays st. Louis Live Stock Re-
porter,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17

and they expect to get an evangelist
t o assist in the preaching. - The
Mexico Chautauqua will begin next
Tuesday August p at $50 p. M
After a musical prelude Chaplain
Tougher will give a splendid address
on the "Shackels Of the World"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17
Notice. Stock. Holders Meeting

Annual meeting Of the Audrarr
Mutual Telephone Company will b,
held at Mexico, Wednesday, Septem.
Der 9Th, 1916, at 10 a. M, at Odd Eel.
lows Hall. To elect board of director
and transact such other bushes,
as shall come before the meeting. a
proposition will be made to amend ar.
ticle 4 Of bylaws.
w. s. Strange, President.
Jno. H. Wayne, Sec. 25-3-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17

WARRENSBURG, No, August Il
49, An automobile belonging to State
Senator Wallace Crossley, Democrat
ic nominee for Lieutenant Goveracz,
and valued at 5000, was stolen frorl
the Croxslsy garage last night Sena-
tor Crossley is in St Louis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17

William X. Roth, Of st. Louis, a
brother of Mrs. C. +. Clark of this
city, returned 10 his home in st.
Louis Monday after visiting his sister
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Robert Boatmar
and son, Jrp of British Honduras.
who are visiting at the home of VII.
liam Boatman, spent Monday in Lou
isiana.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17
Notes
LOCAL MARKET.
Chicago ClOse-Sept. Dec.

Chicago ClOse-Sept. Dec.
Wheat, 1.41 Is LA ga.
Corn, SO Is II IA to II 3-s.
Oats, 43 So 46 I-2.
st. Louis Cash
No. 2 Red Wheat, 1.46 to Isl.
No. 3 Corn, lao to LAT.
No. 3 Oats, 81 to sc.
National Stock Yards
Hogs, 1000, strong to 10 higher,
top 1850.
Sheep, 5000, steady.
Cattle, 5000, steady.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17
To Have New $4,000 Church

Montgomery City Mo-, August II
The Christian Church of this cit,
has decided to build a $4,000 new in
stituional Church in Montgomery
Rev. William ]. Minges, the evange.
list, is holding a tent meeting here
The Methodist Church here is build.
ing a new $4,000 church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17
BREEDING EWES AND FEEDING
LAMBS FOR SALEi

We have 5000 good, young ewes
for immediate delivery and 10000
choice feeding lambs, delivery Sep
TENDER and October; if interested, nd.
dress W. A. LONG, National Stock
Yards, Illinois.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17
The Misses Sproul Academy to
Re-Opep.

Miss liberia Sproul, Voice, Piano
Harmony. Miss C. B. sproul, Busi.
ness Course, English, French, Latin.
Terms reasonable. 600 South CLARK
Ave, Mexico, Mo. 210-3t 24-st
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Phillips and
baby are home. Mr.. Phillips has been
to New York buying fall goods and
Mrs. Phillips and baby have been Wis
iting in Sedalia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17

School Books and School Supplies of
every description. Everything needed
in the school room" at CRADDoCK's.
Mexico, Mo. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17
SEED WHEAT

Be SURE to have your wheat re
cleaned before sowing. 1t will pay
you big returns. WIN. POLLOCK
MILL & ELEv. co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17
COUNTY SCHOOL HOTts
By ". CLYDE JOHNSON.
County School Supt

Chidren's Day al the Pair has
come and gone. It was a fine day,
but only a few took advantage Of the
opportunities 50 kindly offered by the
Fair board However, ] feel sure
they now realize what a splendid op-
p~Ortunity it was, and they uIl be
good advertisers and boosters for
the next one.
In all, Is pupils representing :
different schools, entered Is contests
and won $3.50.
In judging canned goods:
Helen Shahan, Of Liberty School,
lst
Nora Helwig. Of Moline, 2nd
Silvia Jones. Of Hurdle, 3nd
In the eiphering contest;
Lillian MCGOWAN. Cant, list
Silvia Jones, Hurdle, 2nd.
Hayes Spotswood, Jesse, 3rd.
In the spelling contest:
Silvia Jones, Hurdle, LIST
Hayes Spotiswood. Jesse. 2nd.
Lille MCGOWAN, Cant 2rd
Best map Of Audrain county:
Helen ShAhAn, Liberty, LIST
ThelmA Heinlen, Cedar Grove, 2nd,
Best map Of Missouri:
Helen ShahAn, Liberty, LIST
Thelna Heinlea, Cedar Grove. End.
Best map Of the United States:
Minnie Riggs Williams, Friendship,
LIST
Helen Shahan, Liberty, 2nd.
Thelma Heinlen, Cedar Grove, 3rd.
Best free hand drawing:
Virgil B. Williams, Friendship, LIST.
Helen ShAhan, Liberty, 2nd,
Best button-hole:
Silvia Jones, Hurdle, 1A.
Helen Shahan, Liberty, End.
Nora Helwig, Moline, 2Hd.
Best judge Of corn:
Nora Helwig, Moline, LIST.
In the drawing contest:
Lille MCGOWAN, Cant, Ist.
Mary Lee Robinson, Liberty, End.
Georgia Roberts, Moline, 3rd.
In the patching contest:
Silvia Jones, Hurdle, Ist.
Lille MCGOWAN, End.
Georgia Roberts, Moline, Bird.
In corr stringing contest:
Harold Paradies, Erisman, and Vim
cent Deus, Cedar Grove, won LIST:
Martillus Barnes, Liberty, and Fran
els Robinson, Liberty, wos End; John
Helwig. Moline, and Hayes Spots
wood. Jesse, Bird.
In judging draft horses:
Hayes Spottswood, Jesse, LIST.
Martillus Barnes, Jesse, End.
Harold Paradies, Erisman, Bird.
In poultry judging:
Francis Robinson, Liberty, LIST.
Harold Paradies, Erisman, End.
Hayes ~Spottswood, Jesse, Bird.
In mule judging:
Martillus Barnes, Liberty, LIST.
Harold Paradies, Erisman, End.
Hayes SpottswOOd, Jesse, Bird.
In the winnings, Helen ShahaF
came out first with $3.50 to her cred
it, while Silvia Jones was a close sec
cnd with $500 as her share.
1t seems to me that there must b,
a number who did not try, that ar,
now feeling sick because they did no.
get in and get their part. They MAJ
next year.
l sincerely regret that Prof. Elmer
son was unable to come, because o
serious illness Of his baby. l wish /,
speak of the very valuable assistanc,
rendered by Miss Mabel Cook, VIII.
had charge of the girls contests an,
judged their work, and Mr.. Strunk
principal of the Mcmillan High, VIII.
had charge of the boys contests an,
judged their work. Both helped yer.
greatly in getting the boys and girl
to enter and in the success of the con
tests.
And now let US all work togethe
for a bigger and better school da.
next year. And let us not forget t
thank the Fair board in general, an
Mitchell White in particular, for tn
splendid good time they made it pos
sible for US to have.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17

Rev. J. d. Greer has returned from
High Hill, where he filed his regular
appointment Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17
FLOOD DESTROYS -

| FLOOD DESTROYS 4 rovy,
HUNTINGTON, ". Va, Anr
The Cabin Creek Valley wa, a.,
by q cl0udburst' according to ,,,,.
reaching here this afternoon.
Acme, W. Va, was wash
with possible heavy loss of rt,' \
phone messages said Rail
wire communication in sous
was demoralized.
One report from near A,u.
that a score were drowned.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17

D. G. Guitars writes the Ledger that
iOo men are needed along Salt River
to kill squirrels.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17

Mrs. r. X. Dean, who has bcei
visiting her mother, Mrs. W. II.
Reese, of Columbia, has returned to
her home here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17

Born, to Professor Strunk and wife.
ct the Mexico Hospital, August 18th,
a son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17

Mrs. ". R. SaIlee left Tued,, !.
Pilot Point, Texas, for a visit i
relatives. W
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17

School Booksl Bought, Sold and
Exchanged. CRADDoCK'S, Mexico,
No. wilt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17

Ed Glenn, Of Louisiana, was a busi.
mes visitor in this city Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17

l. FOR SALE OR ExCaISas
For City Property, 200
acres On the Auxvasse Rive, Is
com that will make 5 or , i, a'' |,
bushels this year. Plsr,, s'aaa
good fences and buildi,0' s's
see or write F. E. Jones. p . ''a'
Jefferson City, Mo 2osr O.l
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17

farms, exceptionally rooS ~
fer in exchange 70. la,,, ' Ut
Clean Merchandise. ns,. 'na I
farms and are not owe, -. ~ ~
mortgages. Want to b.,. 'd VI
ers only. B. F. Henley. Sv., ,,oa N
Mo. 2O6-2t 2l.2t Sprar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17

LOST At Fair Cr,-.
day blue silk parasoL M
this Office. dandwlt "'a :
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17

portion Of the time, but he never wor-
ries as TO how things are going as he
knows that his son has the ability ~
well as the inclination to carr for the
farm and stock at home equally as
well il not better than himself. - St
~ Cab ponox4~~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-17
FARMERS EyCp,ss

Ads In this column ca,
line each insertion. s., u
line. '0'aaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11

DAYS. I: sir'J 20 ninsiy days "a 81 Louis. .nd
4 per cent. Minneapolis. up n sI'y dDs I PEI
cent. siay 20 NINETY days 1 Kansas Ci,y. for Zen
dsis. = per- cent W 20 ninety DAYS Daliss
pfr conf. san Francisco Tor Ten DAYS. ~ cent.
tiir' dDs. ga. thirty 20 sixty days. {. SIXTY 10
ninety days "a.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE san Francisco me
premium ~. Louis. r discount bid. &c premium
asked Chicago, 20c discount Nev Orleans ash,
soc disoount- brokers 600 premium. Minneapolis
exchange par.
BANK tLEAUHGS -Ro-ton--Errh.rs,s ISL -
tlb -s., balances. s2.ssi 024 Bslumore-FrrhAngrs
s. i.f25e balances. $500 200 ChicAso-Trehanre-'
ftl.l02As. halanncs. $4,000. Phuadslphia
Lrchang-. fa3.74s $50: balance. siS3ll8g s.
Lcui-Lichanses. tif3ss So. taiances. .l7si. es7
SILVER MARKET Bar fiiTcr N London va
ga. UNCHANGED Nss Nork quotation. 5Gtc IN
changed Mexican dollars. f3i. 80.
FOREIGN EXCHASCE-The tend-.lry ~ N,
whole market "a, better. With franc showing me
largest rece'eT Cable ara sisht rate. Iondos--
cable. 1874 WiTs 1915. demand. ifo sis Psris-
,aos. .t', eheok 1904 Bsrlin-csbla. s2h
rl0eb. - 10. lAJ-Cahls $40. rhe.k, ell
Holland Gable 49,. check. a2S. swi.-c,be.
z5h chcck a. Crece-csbIs. TO- Is. che.k
10 80 fiity ana ninety DAY bns London (btnk.
en)-siry du, tlzh; uinsy dcs AroH
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'WARLOAN STEADY
IN LONDON MARKET
Steady Prices for Russian Bonds
and Oil and Rubber Stocks
Americans Firm.

London. March 10.-The stock market
maintained a good tone to-day, with a
moderate business In war loans, Rus
sian bonds and rubber and oil shares
at steady prices. COnsols closed un-
changed. at SIS; the new war loan IN
changed, at 1914.
The Mexican news appeared to have
little effect in the American section,
where the tendency was iirmer.
The Treasury notification that Treas
ury bills are exempt from tax when
taken by foreigners is expected 10 IN
crease considerably sales OF these SC.
curities and gives rise 70 the be1e1
in some quarters that the next loan
will not be issued as soon as had been
expected. q,
The Bank Of England earmarked
100000 for Argentina and $4,000 for
Egypt and shipped 100000 10 south
America and 100000 20 the United
States.
The supply OF money is shrinking
through tax collections. Discount rates
remain steady. Money loaned at 4 to
AZ per cent. Discount rates for short
and three months bills we're 5ls per
cent.
Gold premium at Lisbon was SO.
Paris. March 10.-Trsding was quiet
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes closed 10 confines higher, at
81 francs 80 confines. Exchange on
London. % francs Is confines.
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UNTITLED ORDElt
NEW HIGH RECON-
Steel Corporation Has =.
Books S,56S,966 Tons
for Delivery.

At the end OF February tho r..
States Steel Corporation had s's
books the largest tonnage Of r.sg
orders in its history. The amon,,
1855. 966 tons. compared with -. n
vious high record OF S.4S9.7ls ~. y
December 81, 1906 q
Last months record was N.
noteworthy in view Of the lac, ~, ~
liveries we're made up 20 the co..
tons capacity for turning on, i. s, ~
ucts. The increase IN untitled ors,..N
the end OF February was 6s6ies y.
over the total recorded on Janus,, y
The gain means that incoming bus'..
last month exceeded deliveries \, I,
600 tons a day. With shipment. a.
mated at $1,000 tons day. Il "a. 4.
ured that row orders must have n.
close TO 1900 tons daily.
That the Steel Corporation /. =,
working right Up TO capacity va, i,5
Gated by the 1ta'ement that lsre, :.
mage OF new business offered had ~
refused. With every eFor, being =
erted by the various subsidiary ~.
panies TO make deliveries on sch.i,,
time. the prediction was made tha, n
untitled tonnage statement FOR tho =,
rent month will make another new \,
record.
Contrasted with year ago. the "a.
pany's untitled tonnage figures d.,
almost a 100 per cent advance. n,
the amount was 4,345.36l tons n, +,
crease announced yesterday va. b..,
than had been generally expected. n
estimates Of the increase rsnged a..
where from 100000 10 600 600 ton.
II is believed that never before
its history has the Steel Corpon,,
been booked so far ahead. 4 consits
able tonnage is said to have been al,
for 1917 delivery.
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CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Industrial Specialties Active at
Higher Prices - The Oils
Quiet and Irregular.

Renewed strength and activity ap-
peared in some OF the curb specialti.e'e11
Yesterday. Trading in the industrial s
group was principally in the recently
favored issues, resulting in a general
upward price movement. Cuba cane
Sugar was again heavily deal: m
though it made only a fractional ad-
vance. Submarine Boat led the market
in the early trading and at the close oe
showed an advance OF - po,"' u ~.
the day. Atlantic, Gulf and West
Indies preferred was more active than
of late and gained nearly point.
The oils, as a whole, were not espe-
cially active and prices moved irregu-
larry. Standard OIL OF California LOST ,
3 points and Standard Of New forH
and Prairie Pipe Line t each rose a a
large turnover. and after touching. .
reacted. 70 close unchanged at s'1'
Butte Copper and Zinc certificates y; were re
unusually active, making a maximum
rise of / i points. but ending only I'VE
eighths of a point higher on the day
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE.-Fcr
paper maturing IN tn da5s or less. p-r cent. W
10 niney DAYS. per cent
CALL Monty oT-sned At per rent. highest. ~
f~r esrt lr,zest. ~ Ter cent: closing per cent.
renewal. ler cent
TIM Monty va. firm Rats. 2HmaG pr
rent fof sitty days. - ..r cent for ninety dsys.
8 pr cent for for. I've and tiI months
MERCANTILE PAPER ns steady Ruling rs'e.
se3t, pef cent 'or beet name. bank Accepianccs
. "a rff cont
CLEARING HOUSE TRANsh CTIONs II
change. soc 'fitfs balances. 81 81 500 TIE
Sub TresCIv was rrcftor o tho anyInt ~ ff3i go.
SUB TREASURY Sow YORK banks loot 20 the
SUB fr,ssly 900. and Dot since nlay SIS
G3j 900.
TEDERAL REsLRvE DISCOUNT RATS Else.
WHLht Boston for Ten days. pcr cent. 'of tea
~ ihiry dag. ~ ~ 20 ninety days 4 phiiadeI-
pnia f'f zen DAYS. pr cent. w - ninety dass
Cleveland. W 10 sixty days. T-f cent. tiriy 10
rilsiy daft. ~ Richmond No ~ NINETY DAYS 4
pcf rent Ausr'a. 10 ~ ninety days 4 pef cent /.
Chicago. for tea dAa ga Der cent; W 10 siIiy
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION.
Notice Of Dividends on Preferred and
4 al SincL

per cent dividend upon the preferred stock
and 81 iiaos 81 the thirty per cent dividend
upon the common stock OF Bethlehem steel
Corporation. which were declared on Janu-
AIRY 20. 1915. VIII be- payable on April /.
1915. to she stockholders OF record az ]
o. clock 7. n. on March 10. 1915. the second
instruments - the dividends viii lie paya-
record al O'Clock = NJ. on June ~. 1918.
tho third on October .. 1918. 90 the stock
holders ~ record at Z o'clock =. NJ. on
September To- 1916. ard the fourth on
January p 1917. 10 the stockholders Of
record AZ o'clock p NJ. on December IS
1915 Checks viii bc mailed
Dated March / 1915
II H. JONES Secretary.
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NOTICE OF THE REDEMPTION, . g n
FUNDING WATER ND ~ ~, ~ n
BONDS or 1875. OF Ihh III
CHENENSE. NloNING. -,rrr
OFFICE or CITY TRIANl KIN 81
ENNE. WYOMING, Narch .he -
Notice IS hereby given ma p, x,,>,s
900 days from this date A. me 49, =,
Bank 81 Commerce in New YORK ~ ~,
cessors 20 c. N White g. Compshy.. ...,r
redeem Refunding water and ss',s,,,.
Bonds OF 1898. % the Grey OF
Wyoming. as follows. 10 ~, 1859. y
hundred t50Ol dollars, each =,
twenty thousand t20. 100000 coA sn..,,ss
individual holders and post once - s,,s
OF same are unknown 20 ne. lnt'''
April lst. 1915. ,,p-N
Ex.oiicio cry Tfs''H'
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ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

The general tone OF the market on
the Consolidated Stock Exchange was
good. Mexican Petroleum rose to lO5ss.
American Smelling advanced to lO3i+ ::
Baldwin got as high "a 1903. United
States Steel touched 1878 and advanced
TO s4i2. closing at 81.
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS: :
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COM. oMirS

NoTlCE or MEETiNx. Is
les Roides,, Nes 80,
r. k,ru.i Nsesus ~ ne $1,000 500. :, ~ .
southern Psano Comp,ry VIII T. -. .,.e ~
O, this COMPANY i1 Anrhofss. ~
Kentucky. on "Wednesday, Apr" - -
twelve O'Clock roon. STANDARD uins'
ms purposes. W .
/ To elect rreen nireciorA -.r.
. To authorize. approve Afi o'.~-,s
purchase hy thls Company ~ me 1898
beaverton Wilson'S Raiiron - = :
capital stocs o. which no-
Company - ,,,.,,ss 3
To trans.c, all such cihef ,.,,,r4
,egsiy come before tho rnesnhs = ~ y
approval ard ratification G. at se'iS .. -ra =.
Of Director. and q the ksen'hs SSs.l,s,
me last annual mscilns ~ Che s'>AN
Company - N, -.
the transfer II stock vii - elSs' - =
y VI on Mondu March . 100. ~
recpened at 10 o'clccA A. NJ, in''
1919
ny order Of the Beard q pirsSsA -
HUGH Nku&~
Dead. JanusxS Z Si1 -
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of,,cc Of The United Ga, Imnroyemen, Co

W Corner Broad and Arch Streets.
Philadelphia. March :. 1915
Tho Directors have this dsN decla red a
quarterly dividend Of two per cent. 81 90 per
sharel. payabl. April 10, 1915 TO stockhold
ers OF record at the close OF business March
al 1915 Checks will be mailed.
I. W. NORRIS, TREASURER.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. MARCH 10, 1916.

Total sales of stocks Friday against 6ssoo Thursday $4,000
ycarag
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J. Mcco y. - !. i. A = e
sTOCkS AND BONDS
IL, ADRIAN ~. MILLER N0>'
OFFICE. so. % WILLIAM II
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 10, 1915

40 O'Clock. - fhe
EXCHANGE SALESRoQM
nos - AID IS NEsEl sIEssl
For acct. OF the Guardian OF an Dsa"
an Infant.
5000 Connecticut Ry. 4 Lighting :. .
a Rfdc. Mtg 49, BIDS. lNl
g.. 00o Consolidated Ry. 81 Deb Bd.' W,
9 o0o \ Y. New Haven a Hartford :
&C. Conyt. Deb BIS sH
g. 900 St Louis. Peoria a NorthsTr
nv. Isl Mtg Sc BIDS. isn
81 900 Northern Pacific Ry 9 l. I
GO Bond. 20fl.
$4,000 Adams Express co Coli Trrr
BIDS. lHAs. 81, q,
$1,000 I.ackawanua steel 90. f., Nu
CONT. Bond. 1923
81 600 Chicago. Rock Island & Pae. ~
& Rcfdg Mtg 80 Bond, ls'
81 600 Adam. Express 20 Coll Tfyr
Distribution BIDS. 1871
$1,000 Delaware q Hudson GO. cenf
Deb Bond. due June 10. 1910
: shs Sew Haven Bank.
y shs Fowler Nail 90.
3 .hs Union Horse Nail 90
q shs Merchants Natl BanA. View hi's
- shs Union Pacific T. D. common
shs Union Pacific r.. r. prefd.
81 ans y y. New Haven q Hartford !
IS shs IackaRanna steel 90 commn
II shs NeN Haven Gas Light 20.
IS shs Delaware a Hudson 90 49,
Is cfe. ADAMS iAli'Nn " 'N''
Assn.
SO shs Morris & Essex p y
For acct 81 Trustee -,
% shs Associated Merchants 90 ~ Fs'
For acct ~ Executor A..
$1,000 Paint creek CoiNeries 90 ls "
sre BIDS or of D'p. p.
S2.fO0 Iackawanna Coal a lumhff =, o, u
Mtg. Go BIDS. l9-i. ana % p
NOff.
For acct - HON Do may concern
% shs Mutual Trus- 40. ~ Nes''-"
County -,
s. 900 United states kodlcilon = h ~
co LIST mtg tlr : D. his' 49,
100 shs. Garfield SAfl Bank
7sshs. New York Title Insurance 20 =.
10 shs Universal Film Nanufafiur'ntN
10 shs Bronx Borough Bank -
$4,000 Rochester q Pittsburgh 20.
60. LIST s. I. ~ = Bts, ls''
90 .h. Reeistar & Transfer co.
so shs Bankers & Merchants Ass.nsT
81 600 Deal Coli club 80 BIDS, ls1'
100 shs Tajardo Sugar 60. ,,,. a
as 600 McKnigh, Realty Co iG w
BIDS. with coupons aitscneo
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CHICAGO STOCKS.


ssl,s op>n. High Lou Last
10 Am shlphuildng 81 II 4ot- 90,
s. Hooth Fish pr. 80 10 80 q
com Edison ....Ii-t. ifi. 1872. IA.
t0D Lindsay Light. 9ss O.. 90. 9'.
$40 do Or .......... ~ az "a, o.,
10 Mont Ward pr. iitA. re, uT. iip.
i)l swift 6 60. in 1910. ifl isi
BONDS
81 po chic CITY RS S-- pa'. q9i, 90. 99s.
o0a com Edison 5s.. 1927, i0e-. 1927, i0at,
az Mutual Fuel 81. iOi l0i iOi lOi
5000 Met Elev gold Is - - . IL
1000 Ogden Gas 6s..- 9tH eeh eeN s6N
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ROSI)S.

Is 90 .Chis I'm 81 ahsicoy icoc 100, 1907,
5000 &c NJ & 81 = Is 81 s5a sa -.
10 90 Con Anz S IS. % - - -
25eO Erie cy as " (. 81 S.. @N S..
IS 90 30 rights. = :, !.
% 90 M ST. cv B. " ! % - !" -
.Uuusted. isels cents per share
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INACTIVE YESTERDAY
INpI STRIAIS

INDTSTR1ALs
Bl. Ask. Rif Ask.
.Am r avn y l.ss Lake r noat s's ip
Bait Tube..ios III VI c,fs Q, a
40 rref. e0 q. is Trans ips 10
B-4 Tob ord u Do lotto + 3 pflo0 Tot
do ord br - i5 i'Pyrene Mfg. ISL 1914
.Crocker-W .I0a Iu5 Rik 4 II Co.. 80
q v en- A. ~ stand Mot. "s
J. u & ~ ga. 80. Stand Ship. ~ D. +.
Guam Sugar. - :. 'rSl~NiiC ~ ~,
Hartman C. o. 3 White Motors ~ fs's
lint 81 NJ. i4,s H..
MINING.
Bannsck Gold IA r..
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% Boston & b...ie5i, iai. 1871. 49,.
~, Ro-ion Elev .... sci4 sol. ~ -
IsI Boston 4 Maine as, f5's 50 a.
DO pr ......---- - ~
.C Jet * + pr.iei'l 1853, l05Ns l,o-.
10 con & Mont....l0p j" lp w
conn & Pass pr 9 N ~
o. l-ir/hurg ur ... Is = - ~
N Maine Cent .....l0- lu- 10 ~
DO nor Nen Hsnt.lo2is i'3'l lo5ia le5's
g. West End - rs - 90 60 80
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DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports Of gen
erGl merchandise at the Port OF New
York were.