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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-26

American Hide and Leather.-A plan
which. it is said, will soon be submitted
to the board of directors was outlined
yesterday by Dow, Jones & Co., as fol-
lows: The s13,000,000 preferred stock
and S12, 100000 common will remain I'M
disturbed Back dividends on the pre-
ferred, amounting to about 10 per
cent, will be cancelled, but in lieu of
this common stockholders will be asked
to surrender 70 per cent of their hold
ings TO the preferred stockholders. A
new issue of s3,500,000 debentures may
be made TO take the place of the first
mortgage bonds now outstanding. Cur
rent earnings of the company are run
ming at the rate of only "a per cent
annually on the preferred stock.
Electric Bond and Share Extra Divi-
dend.-Directors have declared an
extra dividend of S1,000,000 on the
common stock Of the company. The
board also authorized the issuance OF
100000 additional preferred stock
and 100000 additional common stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-26


Bank Exchanges.-Th days clear
ings at New York and other cities:
Exchanges. Balances
New York. s623, 1877, 1863 s3s,S36, 1873
Baltimore 80. e,436,53t 487,2a3
Boston ....... 34,537,671 437e,55t
Philadelphia :. 54,o24,272 6,S53,247
Sub-Treasury. - New York banks
gained from the Sub-Treasury &c.
$4,000.
slver.-Bars in London, S2l. pence;
here in New York, 673s cents; Mexican
dollars, 51B@55zs.
British Gold at Ottawa.-Great Brit
aims gold reserve at Ottawa, on which
she is drawing for the metal sent into
the United States, is estimated by
competent banking authority at $751;
100000 to s10O,OOO,00O. The supply is
being constantly replenished by arri-
walls from the South African mines and
by shipments from London, via Hall
fax, for the Allies gold pool. Russia
has been large contributor. Coin
gold received at Ottawa has been
melted into bars at the Royal Mint
This explains why no foreign coin is
coming down from Canada on the cur
rent movement.
Australian Gold at 'Frisco.-A ship
ment of s2,5OO,O0O gold from Australia
arrived at San Francisco yesterday for
the account OF J. p. Morgan q Co.
This brings total imports this month TO
1913 100000, and since January /. S423,-
100000
There was withdrawn from the Sub
Treasury yesterday 100000 in gold
coin for shipment TO South America.
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange
Continental exchanges were easier rs
q rule. Russian rublcs dropped back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-26
Finance Economics

GARET GARRETT, Editor
WALL STREET OFFICE: Teephoennefi,
Mills Bull Broad St Hanover colS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-26

Silver.-Bars in London, 32l. pence;
here in New York, 672s cents; Mexican
dollars. 517s@557s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-26
New York

English Sugar ConsumptiOn.-De-
spite prevailing conditions in Great
Britain and the higher prices ruling,
the people there are consuming sugar
at practically the same rate as last
year. Figures received by the Federal
Sugar Refining Company show that
over the first nine months of 1915 Eng
land imported $4,000 tons of refined
sugar, valued at some s35,00O,0OO,
against 1913, 900 tons in 1915. or the
$4,000 tons of raw sugar imported
during the 1918 term $4,000 tons came
from Cuba, compared with $4,000 tons
during the first nine months of 1918.
New Stock Exchange Listings.-The
governing committee Of the Stock Ex-
change yesterday admitted the follow
ing securities to trading: Associated
Dry Goods Corporation, S13,S1S,7OO 9
per cent cumulative first preferred
stock, s6,725,000 Z per cent cumulative
second preferred and 900 COM
mon stock; Nashville, Chattanooga &
st. Louis Railway, 81 ,000, 900 additional
first consolidated mortgage 5 per cent
bonds; Owens Bottle Machine Company,
100000 additional per cent cumu-
lative preferred stock and $50, 900 addi-
IlOHdI COHInOH, blSdI wv ShSiH aNoi
way, 100000 additional first and re-
funding mortgage Az per cent bonds.
New Protective Committee.-A pro-
tective committee has been formed to
act in the interests of the St. Paul &
Kansas City Short Line Railroad first
mortgage Al per cent bonds. The road
is a subsidiary of the Rock Island. The
members Of the committee are Eugene
Meyer, jr., chairman; Horace f. An
drews, Philip Livermore and Willis d.
Wood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-26

Sub-Treasury. - New York banks
gained from the Sub-Tressury &c.
99S. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-26
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Continental exchanges were easier rs
q rule. Russian rublcs dropped back
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
Cuba Cane sugar

\ stlffcning in the price OF raw sugars
and reports that tho cuba Cane sugar
Corporation had sold it's entire crop for
this year to a single purchaser were re-
sponsible for a rise Of :is points In that
stock yesterday, carrying the price to
a close Of 60. against saturdays final
quotation OF 667s. ~ ono time during
the day the stock sold as high AS 7OS.
As "A matter Of fact the company has
not sold its entire output. although IL
has been given the chance to do 20. The
corporations directors believe that bet
ter prices will be obtained for the unsold
portion OF the crop II II Is held back
for a time. AZ the outlook Is that the
quotations for raws will 20 much higher,
Interests associated with the property
said yesterday that n early estimates
that the Cuba Cane Sugar Corporation
would Earn from 20 per cent. To 20 per
cent. on the common stock this year
might now bc considered as below what
the actual returns on that class Of stock
would be. The crop is said Ia be In eH-
celient condition, the weather Is perfect
for grinding and the outlook for "A big
production is exceeding the hopes of the
founders OF the corporation. Buyer,
we're bidding ~ cents a pound. cost and
freight, for Cuban raws yesterday, while
holders arc firm. making no offers below
As cents 6 pound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
THE METALS MARKET.
domestic Users Freely Raytsx
Finished Conner,

Domestic manufacturers aud railroads
are buying freely Of finished conner ana
ehtls'actory orders also are coming from
abroad for wire and rods. consequently
but most Of their requirement. for I'm
wrought "opper ar" covered FOR Npril and
MAY, some consumers also have bouph,
quit" literally OF June. Producing In
forests arc taking few large contracts. huf
there Is "A TAR run Of small orders AZ g, :,
':6A. for June. July and Angus, shipman,
Exports reported since last Friday srgre
gate 1881 tons, making March exports 10
Date ~ s.s tons Imports reported ycster
dav Included go tons bars from Chile
The London market was ~cady at fiss
for American llectrolytic; spot standard
wAs up los, and futures were advanced {:
to tllinf I'll. respectively.
TIN was stronger abroad with higher
prices for all positions ~ London and the
syinpsthetically strong AT ioiyc. 10 500. Tor
spot, iSc, for April and tGtgc. to o. Tor
May. Their II some demand for Jun,
July shipments FROM tho straits, but few
n any offerings and prices are nominal,
The London market advanced 81 on spot
on spot TO f?ol los. and advanced II on
futures 10 nsd, The Singapore market
rose II loa. 20 1873, with sales OF as tons
The steamship Kathlamha has arrived in
New York with 1000 tons, making March
arrivals AT Atlantic" ports 3, 500 tons.
Lead was less active, hut hrm at sc.
East 81. Louis for spot March and Apr,l
shipments. The London market vas steady
At f35 rs, for spot and -, I'D. higher for
futures nj fSo l?s, I'd,
March, i7yc. for April. i6,gc. for May and
Ice. for June al East 81 Louis, This
London market advanced e. to tnG Tor Ypot
aud fSG Tor futures.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
O~verplayed.

interests connected with tho rcorgan-
ization Of the ST. Louis and San Fran
cisco Railroad Company say that Il. =.
Yoakum's opposition to certain features
of tho plan for the rehabilitation Of ths
property seems to be undergoing a de-
cided change. In other words. Mr..
Yoakum Is said to be manifesting more
OF u desire to compromise than at any
time since the railroad was placed hi
the hands Of the receivers. He has been
one OF the most strenuous opposers OF
the various reorganization plans. but
with the shadow Of a foreclosure witch
threatens to wipe out his stock hanging
over the property he Is becinning to
see certain excellent features In the plan
that were not visible to hin previously.
In the words of one Of the r~eorganlzers
OF the property:
mir. Yoakum was told pretty plainly
what was what at a recent conference.
and seems to be acquiring wisdom In
beginning to realize that he ~overplayed
his hand"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28

last advance in steel bars may force
another rise In wire products before
the end OF the month. but the policy OF
the American Steel and Wire Company
Is 10 keep prices AS steady As possible
under present excited conditions
Tho Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad has
placed another contract for two small
bridges at Chicago calling for zoo tons
OF structural stce! with an independent
faoricator. Tho Sou,hery Railway yes.
terday put out Inquiries for "A number Of
small bridges which will require ah~ou,
l.ooo tons OF structural steel. The
Boston Elevated Railroad, In connection
with the city Of Boston. has asked for
tenders ~ The construction OF two bias.
culo bridges. which will require about
$40" tons "f structural shapes. Tenders,
AZ" I" IL submitted on Aprti - THIS
year. hut the erection OF tho bridges fl.
not required until April. 1917. Tire New
YORK Shiphuildiue Company has given an
orner Tor 500 tons of structural SHAPES
l"r an extension To q machine srop at
camden. y. j., To- the MrCliu,,.,-M Mar.
snail CONSTRUCTION Company.
Manufacturers o. high explosive shells
hin II difficult TO place large contracts
i"r smell bars. hut n number OF small
orders running from 1000 to ,. 0 o tons
each were placed yesterday at 4 cents A
pound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
IRON AND STEEL MARKET.
Pressing nd for Plates ana
shapes,

denauf for steel plates al! ,h,p..
% e"Ily shlp'nen' T. pressing and rv.r
iarsc coh'ntlers ma ~ INA pos bic 10 MA.
shape. and under g., Tor plates. sIthoswhh
,ne large interests are quoting 3.tIc. or
oars ana Shapes and "ior. on plates TO-
nelVery at convenience OF tho mill NJ
not.d elsewhere Manufacturers Of loco
motives ana builders ~ barges and boat.
p.ared some additional orders yesterT,y
AZ sc. Tor plate. f. is Understood th,t
cnhtrscts for twenty ocean boat. have heen
tIfced during the mouth, making total CON
ua.,s Tor .'xti''t> boats for lake and
OCEAN service placed since the FIRST o. ,he
year rho :G1.o00 tons Of steel reuui,"t
Tor th,s construction have already b.cn
Srdered. largely from tho United States
Steel Corporation. ~
several additional contracts for fo,x,r1.
we're placed yesterday. including one -,
o! 100 tons FOR Eastern manufacturer
ahu contracts for about "a. 900 tons Tor
me nianufacture 81 high explosive shells
anu ABOUT 5000 toms for railroad work ara
uhuer n.eotiation. street railways con.
tlhue actively ~ the market for frogs and
s"l',hea and other track work ~ vel a.
for high 7 and girder rails.
Ihe demahJ for wire product. ,op.
,inues extremely active notwithst,udins
the falling on in orders from tho ssri'
.nltura! districts The March sales Of III,
american steel and Wire Company are
understood 10 hay, been q. tho rate OF
.Oo.OoO tons f"r the month. whi'e the
capacity f. about .i6,oOO ton, OF wire
rods Tor the same time. The St,udard
Oh Company Of Indiana has ordered ono
switching engine from tho American Loco.
motive Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER Their. wa, not enough me
table stock 70 meet dc;nsnls' .nn prices
a partial recovery from TIA. declines OF
Ia; week. Til" advsrts Was principally
On best stock. tho under sr"ics rgnaining
and the market closed hru, WIN an up-
wArd tendency. Pr'rrs 'r'a merry -
,rss, .: score. Ss'. = 3s'sc higher s""r-
ouds. SO 3Sc,, thirds, ~ u 80, ur~ilf"i.
fancy. 81 ash prime to ghoit", .. 5'c ,
seconds. 81 a 3ai., thirds. 400 3lr.. STATE
dairy, good to pr'm-. H,H9''ss r,Ysyn'sd
current maxi. me. 25c.: No. :, etr.c
CHEEsE-ENI"rtcrs bought ralhci
freely OF line state stock yest'rdsy. This
on unierpriced goods the market re
mA,nei the ran. az a. me close on
receipts. are expected before tho end Of
the week Marksi closed steni!' pr,,e.;
isx dlsi.c.: average fancy. lsnlskc.;
current make. ~. ~ NJ single dat
held and fresh ia zoe state SKINS, niSId
specials. l6ig u li" current make. ~.
disc.; rho,HHI. 80 GiS.c ... -
torday. the market Opened active, II
remain~i hrIn, l~"hl,ers taking on large
quantities to meet the increased demand.
This gave the market r" hrn a tone that
there wac an iurr"hsr % i.v. for first and
dir,ies All stpcN t. running good except
some from Texas which shows consider
away, ~ the weather h,s been too cold
TOR ratc storing. Msrhct CLOSED hrin
Prices: FRESH gathered. cStras. s:iy q ?Sc,
extras, first, 2lA d:2r rrs's, 81 q :i,s,,
seconds, 20 d.Ol .c.. dlr'l,s. 49,. a zoe. 4.
nearby henncry whites, 81 n:ir.. brown.
e2,a a 2sc mixed, 2i9s2r
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts @Nrstcr-
day were q TRIM mare than on the same
DAY last week. but her" was not sufficient
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
COTTON STEADY IN
A NARROW MARKET
undcrtonc Firm Enough to Of
fer Resistance TO Adverse
influences.
Big FERTILIZER SALES

~dLirs into consideration the unset
lei ,fa,c OF opinion that might have
hecu cNpected. IL view Of the sinking
Of tie British Channel steamer Sussex.
rrh Auericans ON board, cotton showed
a good deal Of underlying ~eteadincss
yesterday. Very little attention was
pad TO tho poor tonc Of Liverpool, which
was lower than due. I'riccs worked
closed st a net advance Of TO 2
ioint,
There was very little change in the
southern spo, markets. Augusta and
.yorfo,k, which reported declines, we're
quo;ea only about Lie cent lower.
UooJ rain visited the Eastern belt, psr-
t~cu.irly Alabama, but this development
aai very little effect on prices.
The following extract Is taken from,
~ article on the fertilizer situation pub.
lisAlJ yesterday; There rs u%nquestion-
ably in financial circles "A serious mis-
conception Of the demand which exists
i1i. year III fertilizers. a lot of sober.
minded investors seem obsessed with
i'e opinion that because fertilizers this
year contain little or no potash the de-
uaul must have fallen off. Sothinr
rcul1 lie further from the truth. For
Instance, In one big distributing section.
= the South the demand this selling
s"e.on 70 date Is sin times what II was
q year ago. Ia another section almost
~,uAlly important 1t is four times as
.afre as IL was last wear. 1t II literally
rue that the South this year will have
70 take every ton Of fertilizer which
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
Wore >~Ggr"ssivr Operations IN the
Bu>tng side,

'' I'v,rd trend o' values in the conae
r'''' noted last week, va. again apparent
"N With a uttlc more aggressive
of .Hs or thr hlviu- side Cotton Ex.
'..-' .H.-.- dNreirtd Ia take more inter.
'. market and there was further
.H-l'd mot OF the demand during
if. "'.. ut"ratluus
worked up steadily and AT the close
o. o. showed MT gains Of . to . points
'H'.. -Lc- Of ii.S| bags. Private
tom Brazil predicted smaller re.
- primary points and cost and
-' uf'r we're again hrm. With sales
r -"i of SANTOS T. aud s al loi.c., -
q g. and - at SEQ. London credits,
"r.r. ~crc here at lo2i 10 %. sc.
T. H 4H4 so" for RIO - London credits.
'ra authorities estimated the next
'. santos crop at 5000 bags and
" .'-' crop A. 100000 bags, while
,o'' V"-.., production tor next season was
~ Hi.'.t ~ ''Jni up bags. compared with
''Ht.s - the present season OF % 1856 900
.tc local 'pv, market was steady
49, 4 .lNrc active demand for Santos "
while RIO "a were dllc' AT s'sc
'' 0.'fd Brazilian cable. reported Rio
o., 49,. ON London Unchanged; milreis
70 ku advanced Z, rcls and Santos
' ''- r'tstpt- a. the two ports were
49,, s-duust J,sD last year. Prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28

American Beet Sugar common was
one of the strongest issues on the list
yesterday OIL prospects that the direct
ors of the company would declare a
dividend at the rate Of s per cent. per
annuim at their meeting on next Fri
day. The stock opened ut 70La and
sold as high as "a. equalling 1T that fie-
ure It's top for this year. II closed
a: 80. a gain of ? points for the
day. The company u said to be earn
Ing between 20 per cent. and % per
cent. on rs common stock. owing to
the great denrand for sugar from abroad
and the high prices which that commod-
ity l. bringing. The company paid an
initial dividend Of IL per cent. on
its common stock in November. 1911,
and continued this rate to November.
1872, inclusive. In February. 1913. the
dividend was passed and none has been
pad since.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

relephonc conpan, d~iscioses gross esrn-
'nss 81 s. "~'l.isl. an incre'ee ~ siS1,a.s
sufplu. 81 75.$. ;t 'I' '''''"' "'' d
The Twin cry Lines report sros. earn.
ings Tor reoruary Of ~:'io4-o an Increase
I2l.; Ne, oart.ns- OF S~''''. ~ -. rc,-.
inrreasc = s'-5.,o,
~ ~ ''- ,n''' n".,u.no- .' ne
'''c. Scfyi'e .ur.i' -.pHr.. grow earn.
~, O 3 .,, a r'iu - :: t-.
s.ff5 ~, a.! r''".gfa 81 -, =. i,
soo,SA.
The rcport Of ne Mgn,rs,i L,s' He.'
srn fS",r , ,3r r'Af.'M IT,.
s3-,@s3 over The ugurs. ;or ~" stw' Unrth
Ia, year n; 't.ui'ss 81 O. -.'
crease % ;-,,l.".
The February report of 'h- 'leyolorI
Electric liiGm.uatus company ais. i.-,.
s,Sss earning 81 %S't:,s' an lt.r'hse %
February net c%s-nlrss OF s-a5.'ti. uu H..
crease OF, 700 uiui . r".nh%e, 'iet
1h" fittstufe Rii'wa'- 'amptpy -.
port. for February rro.s earning, ~ ss.'
eos ur San w. .r,t.e OF slIS.7p" over he
Sam" month ~ ''le. "'h ~ ,%lf.1nFa &
cievou month 'ld"l Fcorl''y % crue
caruiurs w'r. s..'''.i St. "- "saHl5., het',t
.7s:.sit.
The Al,ta'o, ruw'r CowrerI. q ..n
sidisry 81 nc Aiahama "a. 'lp, lsh'
gross earnings 81 sioi.t3". 81 gsiu Of !....'
over i.o preceding ! 'tIafN, "Ni n,.. 'Hih-
Tie ropnr' i,r tho .",r ,uied F"hrIsty 20
disclosed sr"-- .'.trlnss 90 t'.I!'..di .'ti
,ot e,rn,rs- % sa"t a. G-"" canning
Increased si-'lsl ans not ctrn'Nc- gained
SS.s,bBs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
$4,000 IN DRUGGISTS CLUB.
VIII Ocropy Quarters IN New Ions
Island Iity HaNdinG.

\ club Of retail druggists. with 80, ZOO
members. II Was announced yesterday.
will oucup the top floor q. the new
office building uf the American Drug
zists syndicate iu Long Island cay
when IA" -'r.,tvr. ' completed this
summer Privileges ut 'lis club VII hc
extended 80 all %u''ub-rF 81 'l' syndicate.
which uumh,rs about 90" an Greater
New York alone.
The sales OF the syndicate during the
frst quarter OF 1916 established new
high records. according to the ,port of
I. II. Goddard. the president. Sales IN
January. 1916, exceeded sales ~ Janu-
AIRY, 1915. by $500 a day. February
sales we're $1,000 a day greater than the
January sales.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
southern Railway Earnings.

Southern Railway lost ~ or "a
point yesterday In spite OF the publi-
cation Of one Of the best earnings state
ments which the property has issued for
some time. February gross earnings
we're sJ,627,l62, an increase OF $1,000
755 over the corresponding month a year
ago, while the net Of $1,5sl.lsl showed
a gain of ss62.0l7. or more than 80
per cen. For tho eight months from
July /, 1918. to February 80. 1916. gross
earnings amounted to St5,591,a77, an In
crease Of s3.555,9 80: over the same period
last year. The net earnings for the eight
months OF s13,35l,a90 showed an in
crease Of St.9Sl .S2l. All Improvement of
moro than 80 per cent. over those for
the corresponding period last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
lr0retga seIling.

Foreign selling In Some Of tho inter.
national railroad stocks Is proceeding on
a large scale and tho fact that these is
sues 8 maintaining "a firm toro IN
spite Of the liquidation speaks we'll for
the technical condition Of the marke,
and The Investment demand for dividend
paying rails. The foreign selling OF
Pennsylvania since the irst OF the year
Is said TO have been In excess Of 5000
shares. Atchison. New York Central
Eric and other uils which have been
giving good accounts Of themselves re-
Gently arc sAd to have been heavily
sold by European investors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
Spring Fever.

with the first days OF spring the imam
cha district IL expecting that seasons
rise In the stock market, Wall street,
which is always more or less supersti-
tious. is a firm believer that the weather
exercises no little effect on security
prices. u liz convinced that II tho news
breaks badly on a dark. gloomy. cold
day a slump In prices Is to be expected,
whereas II bad news comes In a bright,
sunshlny day the chances arc that the
market will take It In u better manner.
The street thought the spring drive had
como "A few weeks & when we had a
few warm days. but the cold weather
came back n stocks lost their gains.
Now, with three fair days in succession,
hope IL once more springing UP anew
and the street IL eagerly waiting for
the sap to start M tho trees and the
prices of securities to soar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
Canadian ..

Distributing bond houses report that
there is an excellent demand for the
SIS. 900, 600 Dominion OF Canada 3 per
cent. bonds which were offered 10 the
public last Friday. Investors are said
TO be especially anxious to acquire the
fifteen year bonds due In 1881, the de-
mand for this issue far exceeding that
for the maturi,ies Of 1921 and 1928.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
%COTTONSEED OIL.

Moderate advance we're recorded IN 'he
OIL let during Yesterdays seseion. The
offerings from reiu.rs we're light and there
late date there = not much attention
being given to the rude Oft market some
authorities say that 'h'rc j. a long account
IN tho local market. mainly Tor southern
interests, amounting g. more than -","p
barrels rit" sCu'iW'uf 81 III" Trade IL
NOR" mixed at ths stage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28
Al >ul,hrrgrr noud> ~.Id.

lltllgpr,,u 20 William s',lurpou a
-" tie liIlun., Trust lnd SivIrps lHa .
1nd tho commercial Trust Iud So, ur.
l''nl, wtrtg'r~ 80 IN, syndicate tltI
purchased IN" Sla.un0 nuu S~li,h,ru,r a
Sons'o. . per cent twenty -u>r.,tl nr.t
mortgage s.uhing FUND houi-. |aurnu..r
that AL tn" bonds have boon SuiI. ~,
sNivlirttc ilrSt announced IN. sale Of
only $ia.500, 900 in bonds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-28

Mls,oIki. KANSAS 4 rgNAs KAiLwA,
COMPANY.
NOTICE.
Parsons, Kansas. March I. 1870.

Parsons, Kansas. March I. 1910
The regular annual rsetinR - stock
holders " the above u4u. 4 Cu,npauy r.,
IN. eect,on of Directors in confofmi',
witt thapte 49,, Laws ~ kansa. 1873
ana me titt s"ction OF such Other business,
a. MAJ GONE r-tsre TAI. needing inc!ud.
i'E ~" rhtiHlh'ion OF such acton II ar,
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Custom. Receipts y..tcrd.y.

The total receipts for duties at
the Custom House yesterday were $751;
500. 20, Of which $l:6.2Yl.12 was for
merchandise Withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and (as7.sI6.I7 for recent
importstiona
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ouet, unchanged Middling. !: Csc. southern
80 markets is officially reported Nere un.
rNilFsd y points adVance to Z points decline.
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