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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-24
}REBLE MAIL CHANGES.
DELAYED 7 MONTHS

EATON, O., Feb. PA cornmunica-
ion received at the local office from
ne postoffice department at Washing
on rescinds a previous, order and de-
fers the proposed rural route motoriza-
ion in Preble county for a period of
wo months. The new service was
irst scheduled to go into effect April
{, but will not be made now until
June /.
The proposed service plans the elm
nation OF about one-fialf of the routes
n the county and Eaton would have
live instead of ten.
An examination held recently to Sc
cure a list of eligibles for appointment
rs carriers was taken by nearly one
hundred applicants.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-24
RICHMOND sUNTELEGRAn
MILTON GETS ". C. T.U.

MILTON, Ind, Feb. 24-The county
institute of the w. c. T. q. will be
held in Milton Monday and Tuesday,
March 6 and Z. 1t will be at the
Christian church and dinner will be
served in the basement. The Dodd-
ridge-Beck company is adding dry
kiln to its shops. :. !. Mrs. Clyde Nc
Mullen and children of Greensboro are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
W. Crull. The ladies of the Esther
Bible class of the NJ E. Sunday school
will give penny supper Friday even
ing. March 4. at the Masonic hall.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-24
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-24
WRECK HALTS TRAFFIC
ON RICHMOND DIVISION

EATON, o., Feb. PA small wreck
which occurred early Wednesday
morning at Wayne Trace Switch, three
miles south Of Eaton, delayed traffic
on the Richmond division of the Penn
sylvania lines for three hours. Two
cars in the middle of freight train No.
76 jumped the track and We're wreck
ed The train was southbound and
was proceeding at lively rate on
the downgrade.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-24

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-02-24

Chariots worked on the principle OF
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the fourth century.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-11

Purchases and sales OF exchange on
the Neutral countries OF Europe on the
part OF the New York agencies for some
Of the Canadian banks are becoming sub
ject to closer scrutiny than heretofore
~ 10 the reasons why these transactions
should take place and a. TO what per-
SOM are really interested in their con-
summation. This 10 especially true Of
transactions In Dutch. Scandinavian and
Spanish exchange. The closer scrutiny
10 not due to any regulations Issued by
England, but to a wish on the part Of the
banks TO protect the home Government
all they can and TO see that they do not
become parties to lending financial aid
90 the Central Empires. To "a certain
extent, however, dealings In Spanish en-
change nave been greatly curtailed by
the delay encountered because all the
transactions must 20 through the Office
OF the censor In London. This some
times causes delays which hold up the
transmission OF important messages by
cable for SCI raj days. A. foreign en-
change bur less In conducted on II mar
row mar..n OF profit this delay has
often robbed the brokers OF profits and
has sometimes caused them considerable
losses. As q result. arbitraG!ng exchange
or neutral European countries and on
spain especially has almost ceased.
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Considering the remarkable reports
for the year ended December 81. 1915,
which the Utah Copper Company and
the Chino Copper Company issued yes
terday the action OF their securities wa
distinctly disappointing. Utah Copper
closed al s2"., an advance OF I point for
tho day. while chino Copper closed at IS,
an Improvement OF but y OF IA point.
The net operating profits OF Utah were
SIS ,023.s3%, almost three times as
great as those OF 1914. while the total
Mcome, Of &119l3,4sl, was 100 per cent.
better than that Of n year ago. Even
after increasing dividends more than
$1,000. 900. the surplus for the year OF
Sl0.i62.66b was 200 per cent. larrer than
in 1914. Moreover. the cash holdings
Of Utah. as shown by the balance sheet.
were $o,7:3.156. as compared with $685.
526 In 1914. Chino's figures were
scarcely less amazing Operating reve-
nues for 1916 were sll .3S3,777. against
$7,2+7.l86 In 1914. with net operating
profits OF tS.66S.72 AN compared with
&3.07%.s22. The surplus after inter-
est charges WAS S6.9l3.9s4. against
$3.25t.Al0, or the equivalent OF S7.94
per share on the s69. $50 shares, against
1910 on 96S.S40 shares outstanding In
lSl+. Cash holdings OF December 81.
1915, amounted to S2.iIS.O9l. as COM
pared with Si57,0b+ In 1914.
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THE T. MARKET.
Gopher Asain Active-Wtdc y.r,..
ton In Prjces.

mainly FOR domes:ic shipm.nt ys''srasy,
tone continued TO prevail. but there wss
. Wllr Variat.on In prices. Indeed. each
unto itsoif and tho price is a matter Of
NJ Fotiation. spot ana April e,ectrolv,ic'
however, was quoted al 2sH2stc., Viii :
May.Juno deliveries sold at 2T%c.; We,
Tor May to August, inclusive. there were
quotations Of an Sc7rc,. although 1, wa
fs' There we're also report. that SOM
additional sales had boon -iade for do.
VERY up to september NJ csc. AMI oycr
N" balance Of The year between .5i. ana
The London market was unchanged A,
tl5i for American electrolytlc. Whit spIt
standard was steady ard future standard
higher. The exports reported ycstcr-
day aggregated 5.sl2 tons, making In,
total foreign shipments 7.0lI since April /
abroad. Tho foreign markets were buoyant.
straits Is higher. spo, TN a, New yu ,ns
was salablc IN small lots az Doe. and
April was difficult to buy at 53c. Aprli
shipments from the East Indies were Or,
there was small demand. Spot Straits
tin at London was ny to fg65 and ,6G
tons at Singapore sold at f2cS, London
equivalent.
speIter WAS again strong. with a good
auotablo at lsnc,.. May at isc' and JSne
At i've. at East st, Louis. Tho London
market was 90 higher, with spot quo,able
NJ is7 aud %futuI-s at fsT.
Lead was unchanged at 7x47Hc. for
The London mh-s.i was los. higher on
spot and futures. spot closing 81 ist ana
futures at f2316s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-11
TO THE HOLDERS OF
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, 3 pIrTsnCR0H
RAILWAY COMPANY

sINklNH ftNp NoTlCE.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN. A. pro-
bonds. that sealed on.rs will be. received
up to 10 o'clock A. NJ, on Monday. May
lst. 1915. by the undersigned AZ It's once.
No. ito Broadway. New York. for the sale
to u a. Trustee ~ the lowest price at
ceeding par and accrued interest, Of sur
rcicnt OF tho abov. bonds TO exhaust the
sum Of $4,000. Oners should be sealed
and endorsed "oners ,or the sale Of Bur.
fsIo. Rochester n Pittsburgh Railway Com
,any Equipment Trust Series a Bonds
Tho TKt,sT pFPARTMEST.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY or
NEW YORK,
BY CHARLES II. SARIN. President
New York. April let. 1915.
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THE BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY

To the Holden Of the -Four and Oue-hsif
ree Cent. Scrured Gold Notes Of the
Baltimore { ohio Railroad Company.
series 4. Due June I. 1917. and series
In .ssordanse With the I,ovisicnc Of shs
ohio Railroad Company and the United
States Mortgage 4 Trus, Company, Trus:
tee. dated May 20. 1918. securing said
note. NOTICE rs HEREBv GIVEN thst
Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Ia; ,Ie,,:d 20 pny and redeem on the
OF the unit.d states Mortgage" & Trust
Company Of New York Ots agency for the
plrpo.ci at No. % Cedar Street. In the
Borough ~ Manhattan. CITY OF New York,
all the -Four and one. Half Per cent. Sc
cured cold Sot@s OF both .eriee outstanding
under tho said Trust Agreement. being the
notes o.: series payable June 1911,
the redemption price, to-wit. the principal
amount OF said Notes. together with a
premium equal to onh-fourth Of one per
cent. OF tho principal amount thereof for
each Elk months between the date u! re-
demp,ion ana the date OF maturity. via.
Serie. p" per SION OF tire face amoun, ii.oio.
and sccrued interest, ana that Interest on
all OF said Notes both OF Series \ and Series
y will cease upon said June /. 1915, Hold
-rs OF said notes are hereby notified 20 pro
cent and s~urrerde- the same at said once
OF Sane /, 1915. with tie coupons maturing
on said date and all subsequent coupons.
Coupons presented for payment, should be
accompanied by Federal Income Tax Cer-
,!scsto.
The BALTfMoRE 4 ONO RAILROAD Co.
BY {. W. WOOLFORD. secretary.
Baltimore ND, April ard. 1915.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

hIsher than At the close on SATURDAY, Their
..r. .nsion. Tor sufiSieni swniy TO NEE,
demand and took what wa. offered. even ii
~ advanced price. The whole market was
vas a pa1icuisr,y good demand for under.
srades' but 4, was not urgent enoush 20 IN
p.ii, on M ABE SsS stock tne p rnye cr.am. P,'a *.
" af.. sS~ isyga'; Seconds. s%sa.sc:
pin. TO chclt.. NJ .Si ss,,s h ,idcy hest. 60
~ frsis, 7fanT5c. seconds. ssisns+c.: thirds.
s:ri'c State dairy, hnest, a5tsdasc good 10
Nrs,' ~. dsr' ladies', hr..s. .s4d27c: pack.
,ns stock, current make. hns. :Sisq.ec.; No.
.%s eH5EsF1 % :. s-S Of , s,ss S.sd sn S'l Hi, i.0s q
shis kind changed hands. Supply OF. fresh 10
!nornsl. but all the grades showed = firm
i;.1"s''s s7d "'i h.ld i Hmsl,r .Hv'" M.r z" 's cio.sa
hrm Prices: state. whole milk iats. col.
"red sp~Ials !si,gis,.s; white specials.
i;sir,c'.1sic dssisss. is],..Saintss w,.co"sin
sas,e. lN,a''tsc Americas, held, sisT?o 4:
mm'''h lt'aalSc; state skims held spscinls.
i4a'n,c ~
ZOOS -p"mand was urgent at the opening
~ me mar,'e' Yesterday aud tradinr wal rood
aso by U31oo casns. The market was cleaned
" good shane as consumption - large,
trading p''l he good all week. q. this 10 the
'e"E before ~" Jewish Tester. Tho adyane>
On - best stock averaged iAc. per dozen. II
F" expected that re'~ipts will he heavy this
rrek pn' prices in the country are such that
."m", w no, he mads for current con;
~ mat At loading stations. Market 10 IN
n.Nlilv high for tho second week IN Anril.
rD,' Fre.h gathered extras :s< a2,c;
20 hr.,s. citqd ::sc.: seconds. u
q. :. dir',rs No. I, 3L 2oIiIc. No 2 isd?oc
y: !" Va n.:'la near by hsnnsry whi,e. 20
nts'e, S'''o".; MARYLAND and baltimore, se.
u.'"I &1rc Western and Southern, 33d
~ .nUse. So1 sDc.
,~npESsED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of IN. hight
sulnlN Of fresh Killed nearly all lines ad.
Nsn'"d ignite. yesterday. Market 10 in better
,0Mlllou man II has been for !some time and
"U>r,s we're anxious for available stock. The
nfhl There we're not enough old roosters 70
Serl IN, demand snd they were = tribe
n,sh'r Only a few frs.h killed turkeys were
mon sold readily. There wss virtually no
Shsnse IN Long Island ducklinss. with . good
aemand at quotations, In frozen the stock In
Al lines c'osd nrmer and higher Prices;
turkeys Western hens and toms. dry picked
!, ,sn y s,.S1u far to food ;se &c, chickens.
wM.,n. ana over 70 dozen: soto.; y 10 u lbs,
S pis. Under rd p in:., ,:Sg,as. w.,,srn; Sry
w. ard under. isgisHc,'; we:.:rsa. sssidsd.
,Gs. i'',IYc old roostsrs. Ieitae [;
slb.,, as; I lbs. IL So: turkeys. irossn. q.
,s.,.d young hens, Jsa s,c. toms. $50: No. 9.
sa-. %hroiiers, ~ TO box, Is 20 ~ lbs. aoc. /;
ii.d. 81 to ~ lbs. 22tsn sc.; u 70 I, lbs. s9w
.sIc corn fed. 81 10 sc lbs. me-; I. 70 II lbs.
SaHt;c fowls. Western boxed. % ihS. and
SvISe.: duckS. Long IAcnd. &c; Western,
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Wv iDENDs AND interest.
A>NCO>DA "COPPER" MI>,>C 70

. brn'twsy, \eW ORR, March q. lAIs
vac kurlI or directors Of the tn,rhuia
'.rpa' Mining Camnsuy has declared a
".t'i.ri Of owe dollar ami rity Ccrts
y o. per share upou It's Capital S'u.h Or
the par value % so per shure. pay.ble On
May ~ 1910, ID he holders OF such share.
OF record a. the close Of business a, /!
o'clock noon on saturday.. April 20. 1915
me dividend Is payable only upon the
10 SHARE into which the Capital Stock Il
now divided
Al stn'khoidsrs who have MOI, conysrt-d
their holdings into shares OF $50 psr value
should do 90 without delay In order that
they may receive their dividend promptly.
\ u NEllN. Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-11

The International Mercantile Marine
shares, common and preferred. were the
most popular and active issues on the
exchange yesterday after the publication
Of the common stock holders committee
report showing tho condition of the COM
pany a. Of April I. but to those who
had looked for a srelt burst OF strength
after tho statement OF the earnings the
action OF tho stocks was n source OF dis
appointment. This may have been due
TO the fact that the common stock
holders committee did not include In
the company's liabilities sl2,5OO,OO0 de-
bentures OF tho White Star Line and also
that they failed to consider that IL the
company were r%eoryanised from their
point OF view the preferred stockholders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-11
COTTON FAILS TO
ADVANCE ON FROST
Young Plants Said to Have
Been Injured in South
Georgia District.
ACREAGE LOOKS LARGE

traders In cotton refused TO become
urduly excited yesterday over the reports
Of low temperatures. with freezing
weather In Oklahoma and heavy frcsts
In Texas. Arkansas and portions Of the
eastern belt. Albany. Ga. wired that
young cotton had been injured by a
heavy frost In that vicinity. The mar
bet showed a little strength In the early
dealing. but fluctuations were very mar.
row. After moving within q range Of
10 Z points the market closed at a net
loss Of a point or 30.
There appears 10 be an effort to create
q little scare regarding the scarcity OF
supplies at the end Of the season and the
editor OF the Cotton and Cotton on Ne,os
has wired that the early producing Sec
ton around San Antonio promised very
poorly owing to delay In planting caused
by drought. Considering the ample sup
plies o IN hand from the old crop the
trade 10 not likely TO become very nervous
over the possibilities.
A we'll known Carolina shipper. who
has Just returned from = trip over
Georgia. a section Of Alabama and a
large portion OF South Carolina. says
that he covered a good deal OF territory
without making many stops and found
land unusually well prepared every
where. He added: There In 4 growing
belief that the increase In acreage will
bs much more than recently reported by
some OF your statisticiAns We are In.
cl!ned to look for between 90 to e5 per
cent. increase. taking the belt ~ a
whole. This may appear rather full to
you. but nevertheless we think IL will be
found TO be correct later on"
The members Of the Cotton Exchange
voted yesterday to observe Good Friday
and the Saturday following ~ extra ex-
change holidays. A Liverpool cable
stated that the Cotton Exchange there
would b closed from Friday. April 81. to
Monday. April 20. inclusive. Liverpool
also cabled: English spinners operat-
Ing Q little more freely. Market feels
like grounding for the present"
The weather forecasts call for fair
and warmer weather In the Southwest.
With fair and slowly rising temperatures
IN the eastern belt.
Market closed steady.
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per share to It's present figure. Tho
property consists Of = copper mine,
which also produces gold and silver.
Recent advices are TO the effect that
a new body Of ore has been opened
UP and that II shows 40 per cent,
The presen: earnings OF the
company are said to be about $1,000
900 per anrum. or at the rate of $3.50
per share on the outstanding stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-11
Eslllu6 Uigh.

Ths stock OF the United Verde Extern
sion Company Ia bslieyed TO be selling
At the highest percentage OF any Sc
cur,ty In this market. II has "A par
value OF 10 cent 4 share and closed
last night AT 127.6ah. or y OF. "a
point above its previous high. Al these
figures Il In selling OIL q $3.50 per cent.
basis. Since the hrst Of the year II
has advanced o2i.a7h. Or frem es.SS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-11
United States Smelling
Refining & MinIng Co

70 the Holders Of the So Gold -Ncssa q
the UNITED STATES SMELLING n
TIMING 4 MINING COMPANY. lsSusl
Under and In Accordance with - Ia
mo the OLD COLONY Trust. cox
PANY. Trustee. Dated June 1, lSiSs
10 the OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee Csdes tho Abose-Mentiousd u
denturot
You are hereby notined tina, the UNITED
STATES SMELLING REFINING q MIN.
ING COMPANY has, in accordance with
the terms Of said fndcnture,. elected to pre-
pay and redeem on June J., 1915. at the
ONCE OF the Old Colony Trust Company, In
Boston. Massachusett ali OF the notes ~
by the payment OF the principal sum
thereof and a premium % ono per cent
uT thereon and interest accrued up %
June l.. 1916. tho date fixed for prepayment
and rede nption.
In accordance with the terms Of said IN.
d%enturs. the United states smelting Reno
ing & M'nins Company will. before JUNE I
1915. deposit with the Old Colony TrueN
Company. Trustee, n sum OF money SUI.
fcicnt to pay. on the terms above stated. ~
said fndenture. ana In accordance with lnS
terms Of said Indenture the said notee VII
be due and payable on June !, lels. y
date specified for rede m ption. All notse pr
eented for payment al the time ana pleW
above-mentloned will be redeemed and ca.
celled and from and after June l.. 1915.
the date fixed for prepayment ana redemSe
ton, the notes Issued under said Indentvre
will cease to draw Interest. and the hoideN
OF ssid notice ehall thereafter look for pay
UNITED STATES SWELLING REPrNrNu
& MINING
ny r. W BATCHELDER. Treasures.
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uas evidamly sug Aimed By the continued
strength ~ Brazil.
Cost and freight ofers wore FAR above .
parity with local quo, a,iona. although values
we're -omewha, irregular and 10 were quoted
an the way from 10 sSc. TO NE, while RIO
IL were offered si 10 ibc London credits
II is said that a santos shipper who had
sold coffee here IN the cost and freight posi-.
ton some time ago Al . lbc. bought II back
n, ,i4c, and Offers Of Rio coffees were par.
ticularly firm. Ocnan freight ra,es from
uraz,l we're officially quoted At 81 50 per bag
ans . per cent prmage. which 10 70 points
below quot a'ion- of q week aco. although
private reports were current here last week
that room was available on cert ain steamers
AT $50 TO 81 ",
The local spot market wa inyrive and
UNCHANGED at s%c. for Rio Ia and 1910. for
santos -
The Official Brazilian cables reported Rio
exchange on London unchanged. while mil
reis prlrs In Rio were 100 reis higher ana
santos WAS unchanged. Receipts al the two
ports were ls.eo haRs. compared with 1900 u
Ip,r ago Prices follow,
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
steady Upward Trend o. Priccs
COmtinucs-New High Levels.

The steady upward trend Of vslues In IN.
coffee market continued during yesterday
for the season. closing with ne, gains OF ! 10
7 points. Total sales were $3.50 bags. There
little evidence Of broadening Interest. but
o~1ertnys were well taken aud the market
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-11

EXPERIENCED Hotel Man would like
under option and offers from local capital
to build hotel; funds required to furnish
and operate. hotel 10 be hreproof and mod
cru. no rooms. Write v. r, 1854 Broadway.
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PIITSBCRG, April iO.--stock- on tho ?,
change here were generally unchanged o.
slightly higher. Union Natural Gas gained =.
Manufacturer IAgh; and Hca, sold of . The
umnary
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UTAH SECURITIES CORPORATION.
Ten-Near ~iA Per Cent, Gold <OtNok

pursua5" = Ar,IrIe NJ = Truve
Agreement dated September ~. 1912. made
by Uiah Securities Corporation with the
undersigned "a Trustee % secure the Tep-
Year Six Per Cent Cold Notes OF the sa1d
Utah Securities Corporation. Guaranty
Trust Company OF New YORK A. Trustss
the sale 20 It ~ The said notes a, not ex-
ceedinc iOl and accrued Interest. for which
purchase said Trustee has now on deposit
One Milton seven Hundred thousand
Do,lars tsi.10o .o0OJ
Sealed proposal viii be received by the
understgued at is once. 40 Broadway.
New York City. until ~ O'Clock noon on
Saturday. April -. 1916.
Notice OF purchase Of notes vii -
mailed on April Il. 1915. ana the notee -
purchased must be delivered to the under
signed before the close OF business on Apf0
e. 1915, on which date Interest viii cee9o.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
hrhk.
CHARLES II. sABIN. Pres!dsoA.
Dated. March 30th. 1916.
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EMPIRE CITY SUBWAY COMPANY
Limited
Executive Offices.
~ NY >lktFT,

80. TW|FFeI -FIT8' ETNH, IVEVs
To the Stockholders
Notice = r,rerv given 'Nst the annual
meeting Of ~ ~stcykho'ters " the Empire
CITY subway COMPANY Limited VIII be
held a. the principal of1r- Of me Company,
so. 10 Dsy Sweet. thorough OF Manhattan,
rho city OF HsU Nork. y, on Tuesday,
tn 45th ia, OF Apt. lHle. at ~ o'clock
room, Tor the election a. uNe directors and
thrCe Inspector NJ election. ard the trans
prnp-rly coDc ha' 20 fn" a'orKi elders
WAIlEE GGDN% saotetsy