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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
MONEY AND

The Nrn work rc-iera! Reserve Bank
rates were I per cent FOR thirty 20 ninety
days and : per cent for longer hills.
open market discount prime acc"p,aHces
maturing up 10 ninety days. -. u ~ per
cent.
Commercial papcr rates were 3p3t. pcr
cent, for s,hty to ninety days bills and For
-four 20 stN months bes' names
Time none" was unchanged Rates were
~ "a per cent. FOR siNty DAYS. rs. Ma
cent. TO- ninety davs and J prr cent ~,
four. ~" and sX months.
Call money on the floor OF tho stock EN.
chang" ruled ~ ~ PEE cent high. : per
cont low. "a. per cent.
S'.ri,ng cSthaugo wis slightly rrmer.
Final quotations we're: Demand. 80 sid.
cables, 40 1916,
Call NANCY IN London. <nfs per cent.
shor" hills, -. per cen,
Domestic exchange on New York -.
Louis. par; s0n franvi-Co. 400. premium.
Ninneap polls. loo premium rhitago. lic.
discount; ciucinn'ti par Montreal. :;
premium, w.
l'lr silver In London, I'D New York.
l6sa"
New York clearing Hous" .ta.cmen,,
Exchanges. fA0.HlT..ii, htianrc. SOL.
IA, Trc1s--r credit % si.oi7" .l
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Visible supply Of Brazilian Less
Than That Of Last Year.

The coffee trade is becoming somcuhs,
Ill to the United states and inc firm siti,ui.
tssen by Brazilian shippers. The visible up.
ply OF Hrszillsn coffee N and afoai for tho
lnit-f states is now about .-o.pU bags un
yer IN" supply ~ this time last year am.
NO gr"nc> are trcOning noti~sbly scarce
Prices on tho spo, yesterday were sdyanc.d
Sc tor Rio -, which VET, quoted ~ $50
anu santos - yer" firmly held u, loi,c
Trade interests were good buyers In the
futures market and prices for the a...ve pos.
tiohs sold At new high rc'oris for the sea
son. ciosirg with q partial reaction a, .
points net advance. Total sales for the DAY
were %.h0 bASs Sales Mere reported OF
Rio - ~ si-c. eH. shipment London ~rre,l,s
and there were also sales OF the same grade
al 80 TO 30 English credits and so TO So
American credits IN tho cost and freight
market. Offers OF Santos grades uer. abnn,
" points higher al 80 10 pto for - LONDON
credits
tn" Official Brazilian "sbl. reported a d"
clin" OF I'D. IN Rio exchange On London:
milrri- prices IN Rio and Santos uer, nm.
changed anu re'eip,s a; thcsc two ports
were ',cn bags. AGAINST $50 las, year
Prices follow
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The Keystone Telephone Company re.
ports for February gross earnings OF sli7,-
~. or al. increase o. 5000 ever February.
an increase Of s3,aoa,
TIL" southern He'll Telephone Company
report. tor the yesr, ended necembei, ~
urcs; total income OF s..diO.s2 W "a decrease
of Sl2I. 5ui. and u surplus after dividends
% s2o3,Asf. or a decrease Of t6a,32i.
The annual val .TT.p"r, ., the cam9sri.pa
decrease Q, Nas.!5s i5om. the isi4 nsur.s.
sea? a @,' and " surplus after aiWvidsnss OF 81
s2l5,76a, or an Increase Of ,ia5,3TG.
earnings OF iIoi, use, or an Increase Of
:7I,oaa ov.r the correspondinx mon,h IN
,,sss:7.SSiiss, ann in}r.a.. ~ ,tiso ssa'H FST tho 40
year ended rshrp.5y ~, ieiM the repor,
!n"SrSsss Of ,aSs. IsS cyer M previous or yea an
end net earnings % S.S:!.7le. at Increase
Tie January repor, OF tho New York
Railways nomp.ny shows gross earnings
inss of',sss,ots. or ~ Increase OF a str",
and surplus o., ss7.oas. which IL an Increase
Of e3J.SiN, For the seven months ended
January ~ the report d!scloses gross earn.
ings OF. ss,067.a2i. which is an Increase Of
vious year: net earnings Of 81, 0lN, Sis' or
an increase Of $50. sa3. and a surplus OF
s04..559, an increase OF S@0%, I53
The Baltimore Gas Appliance and Manu-
facturlng Company suhs!diar.y. OF III.
power Company. VIII hold . special meet.
lag on Marsh ~ to discuss \ new financing
plan, II y proposed 70 retire the present
Issue of 800. 900 frat prefer red stock, 10
redeem the present funded debt of 400.
000 and to i~ncrease the rate on the pre-
fsrrsd stock from . per cent. to Z per cent
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Arm ASA PER CENT.
X. ,. Reynolds Tobacco Co. shows
LARGE increases.

The repor, Of tho X. J. Reynolds To-
bacco Company for the year ended De-
cember 81. 1915. shows net earnings OF
sa.72s.sss. as compared with s2.sle.5S@
in 1914. This Is equal TO 1884 per
cent. earned Oh the 100000 900 common
after deduct.ng : per cent. d'v'-
deuds on the preferred. Earnings last
year were equivalent 20 29.lo pee cent
on the omnon
The surplus after the payment Of divi-
dends vas S9.35a.9Ss. az against S.316.-
ga. and tho profit and loss surplus
sll.1.s.snl. 80 against s~S.Ss3.,0f.
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NOTICES.

HUTTON. HESitIETTA--Iu pursl.ncs
. Surrogate OF the Count q; New iorL
No,icc l. hereby given TO al Ds-.iI
having claims sgains, Henrietta Hg'ton
20 present the same with vouchers hereof
to the subscribed, a; their pace OF Transact.
ing business at the office o: Allen q An
mann. No. 90 Wal! street. 81 tho arg o:
New York. OF or before the an t,y - naY.
1915. Dated. New York. the 1s'h day II
DRICK II ALLEN. Administrator., .
ALLEN 4 CAMMANS. Attorneys Nv ne
Administ traitors. c. L q. IS Wall street.
New York CITY.
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rOREClOsURE SALE.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW
YORK ALEXANpEn ~. NiNNNN.
Plaintiff. against GCGSEPP DeJoRfu
In pursuance OF u JUDI o, for.
closure aud sale. duly made aud entered n
the above emitted ACTION and bearing is,.
undersigned the referee In said judsm."
named. will sell at publ: auction. "a, ne
Exehanse salssroomi Sc ~. ve,.y
Of New York. on the 18th day o, March
isis - y S,siSck moor on ina day, by
therein described AS follows:
l. TIA, certain lcs, piece or parcel ~
Ward Of the Si,y Of New Yor1'' ''ar
bounded and described M follows ~
s,do 81 Fifty .si1th street, which sa g!ai'p psir'
II distant two hundred and i've ,205i Zee,
Eas,erIy from the Southrasterly corner n,
running thence southerly. and parallel WIN
Eighth Avenue. and through the cen,rs
t ~: ana ss a NJ: .r q, m; inches. on" 10 h.. l."i,s 'i 10,
Of the block; thence E%as,erly along s.id
centre line twenty 200 feet theme Nor,h'
srly; SHr sioe, Yet, .a Eis ~. Av,nas; on.
Tho sou,heriy side. OF F~ifty-elxth stree.
and hence Westerly along said sou,h.riy
TO the point or place OF beginning
said premises being known AZ Ma. "a,
West 56th street. In the Borough OF MAJ.
haitian, CITY OF New YorE
Being the am premises conveyed ID,
Frsnci- DeJorio and 1nis"rpe peJcf,o n.
william \. Ewing and Maud NJ. Living
decd bearing even date with these r...
en;s, which IRE given to secure tho ma
men, Of \ part of the purchase money 0,
said premises.
Dated. New York. February iT;h. iyi,
RUDOLPH STAND Referee
CANNON 4 CANNON. Attorneys for P.l-
tin. las BROADWAY. Manhattan. N.s
YORK. city.
The following IL a diagram us the prop
erty to be sold. It's stree. Number 10 IL,
ives. seth Street. Manhattan:
No. ?3< W. iG'h street
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.th Avenue.
Centre line o. blocs

The approximate amount ot toe lien =
charge, to satisfy which The thu., d.
scrItsd property 4. 81 be sola o.. roI-
90 100 Ga.l76.0Oi Dollars. Win iuef.s,
thereon from IN" 9th d., "i retr....
1916. togetler r!th IA. Vosts luI i,'al
snre amounting 20 too luudrsI aud 'tI-..
seven aud b3-lo0 t227sai poil.rs. vim
interest from the iith ddy of ebrua
1916. together with IN" CAp"urs- % 80.
sale. The rpproNluatg au.uyi' ~ ~
taxes. assessments "md "ti"r a-- .-
other Hens. witch IRE to N" aIoVar 'a
the purchase out of the pur' h"s' moUs
or ma III by 'he Referee, Ia 'pu h.NlrsI a.
rIn.ty.n,ra and 20 iuo 's"aH -, To. ~,
ana i~nter-s'. Sad r-osnit"s WI o. U
subject TO y prior morixag" Tor s., 00s
with Interest thereon at nNe go Der
cent. from May itth. isI5.
Dated. New Work F~brnar' i5th lsif
RUDOLPH IT kND. Referee
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HAMILTON. ANDREW i'm puIs4anos
Of an order Of Honorable John + CohLa.
EOTIA is hereby given 20 al ps-s71s
having elaine against Andrew J NtmL'
ton, late of tho County OF New Yof., .s-
ceased. to present the same with v.. h.rs
thereof to The subscribers, At th'lr A, are %
trsnsactins business az the ONE V tN'tr
81 wall street. Borough Of Mani ,'tAu.
City of Now York. ON or be'oro IN, .lin
day OF April next. Dated. New Yoi. o..
18th day Of October. 1915. MAEitEET
Z. HAMILTON. LESTER 4 HAMILTON.
GERIkGDE II: WHiTLoGK. Ehs;A'9rs
torneys for Executors. 81 Wal street.. Boz.
oush OF Manhattan. New York City.
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~ FDRH"ioS-RE slpRLNC COURT
COUNTY -" Ni;W YORK rh" boNe-,
Savings BanS. Ii.ittir .eslus' Ca-l ~
SclIuier anu oihsrs. bsf-ni,u'- ar
F.le No 3'0a1. Wear 1915. 'r.v e'si.
Nicserahatu 4 T"u. flriutin's Atfu'teJ .
40 Wan S:-eet. Sew N"r..
Judgment entered t"brIs-v s'N at.
pursuaut 30 said Judgment 30" luia-' sra
viii ssli a. publ auct"u at n" tAfUaDs'
S.i..roouL so li.i- Nessy Str"e' So 'Gs
thorough Of Manhattan, 90" - Nov YORK
a. /. o,lo'k neon. or March Ind. 'tis o.
e. \ Berrian. Au,toh""r, IN" in"'tsasei
sold' situated on the south s'ie - Ian
S,ree, IN ne aid Borough. b"r'nu'tr d.
~ .,,d -.rs,; and Pleasant Avenue. .N'"rt
lag We, il feet = itrhss "a With 'H row
,,d rear by 100 foe AND ~ ircbss N !er'h
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
CorTONsEED OIL.

The market was under conSiGsrabi"
p-essur. Yesterday, with the 'o.dILe OF
trad. !arge. sale amounting - more shan
8. 900 barrels. There vas scattered ian!,
1.,,,n. duc 80 'h- saarp break IN the
lard ,uarh., Large commission houses
v.r, free sellers. occasional suppo-; from
-onne-s was noted. but she maTk"; c!oset
A, near me ,ow W she day. rude oil
vas guo.ef AT 20 cents, although b!ds were
reduced in conformity with the break In
futures
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-15
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. March N.-1hr stock
market here reelected the better tone IN New
York, resulting in moderate gains throughout
the list General Asphalt WAS particularly
strong. closing ~ a .aln of ? points Lake
superior Corporation, Reading AMI General
Asph Az were among the most active shares
Bonds were quiet and steady. The summary A;
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H CHICAGO MARKET.

AZ March t.-American Shipbuild.
ing common was ~ ain the active fpaturc
with pries showing a further mprovenirnt
OF about 3 points. The preferred MAS also
strong. chicago Pneumatic Tool was Z poin,s
higher. stewart Warner showed consldrrahle
activity and made "a small gain Other
issues quiet but firm Bonds un,han-tJ
The
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Free All 'lsa- 81 ali .nrunbr.u 8. Al.
Tens except state OF fact shown iH II.
surNey of said premises made b. i-a', II.
X Ford and in possession " p,i!nt.rsA
to-ueys
Approximate amount OF mortgage. G.bt
costs ana sll"Nan, -. 1875. taxes snt
water rates soc 80.
Dated New YORK. FehrJsrv as.h. 'a't
EDw ARD II. BOWLING. Refo-..
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y BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. March it.-United States Smeltcrs
was active. closing : points lower. American
Zine was III below the opening price and
Alaska Gold. after selling At %. closed at 81.
No important changes occurred In the other
shares. with pricrs easing OFF under profit
taking sales. Railroads and the miscellaneous
department were steady and dull. The sum
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HELP wANTED-FENAJr

$40 to S35 PER MONTH cXtu, moe" -
ANY emp,oysd person without tH'"'''r Z
with regular work no selling ~ c'n' ~
Ing. positively no inNcs tm'Ett rr'H
nsed not apply. Address IliE ~.'
MIRROR 90. INC, Il. ", VI. B.
Chicago, III,
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Tho plan also provides ror ~ i"'-'
$3.50. 900 in the authorized -" "-'
tcrrei stock, making = s'o"""' '"
same inrrrhs. f. pianuea IN 'i'
stock. In addition the pan PROVE
the sale OF .l"ooo ~ "a. : poe or
preferred stock. the prucrels 40 ~.
to retire the first preferred stock and n,
bonds and to provide additional -"'s'"f
capital.
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HELP WANTED-MAIr.

$40 to 135 r MONTH extra pnt'Y
amy employed person without n'p.'a''
with regular work no selling - '''
Ing. positively no Investment t'Hf 81
need not apply. ADDRESS tn -'"'
MIRROR co, INC, l:j ". Madison ~
Chicago, III.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, March u Prizes showed an
irregular trend, with moderate declines ruling
Baltimore Tube was active and l point lower
wayland OIL and Gas closed at va :. hslow
the initial price. Bonds were dun and steady
The SUMMARY.
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Holders OF the first and refunding
bonds Of the old company. which were
not guaranteed by the baltimore and
Ohio. have agreed TO the plan and old
cts Of more than 81 per cent. Of the
general mortgage bonds Of 1909 ave
accepted the terms offered. Holdere OF
more than 80 per cent of the first mort
gage bonds OF the Cincinnati. Dayton
and lrontou Railroad have also APP
proved.
Under the plan the total authorized
issue OF new bonds will not exceed $35.-
100000. These viii i've put out by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
and will he known as Toledo-C incinnati
division bonds They will bear interest
at the rate of { per cent. and will be re-
dec,nable at lo2i. and interest.
These division bonds. as q direct obi
cation Of the Baltimore and Ohio, will
have recourse 10 the surplus earnings OF
that system IL the division they cover
does not earn the interest.
Az far a. has been possible the recr-
eanization managers have tried to keep
the issue within the limits of the earn
ting power of the division. According to
estimates made recently there should be
q final surplus over interest charges Of
about $500. OO0.
Old securities with q face value OF
sll.33S.2 200 shall not he disturbed. ac-
cor1lng to the plan. Those for which
provision has been made have a face
value Of sji.2S6.ii3. The reorganiza-
ton managers will buy s.. 000. 900 par
value Of IN. rev bonds and the proceeds
will provld' for maturing equipment OBJ
legations. H." purchase of new equipment
and additions and betterments.
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

~PITTSBURG. Msrrh Il Westinghouse Fec.
,rir and Westinghouse Air Rrake wr,. firm
and higher. No important changes occurred
in other shares National Fireproofng was IN
demand and closet fractionally lower The
summary:
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B. & 0. TO OPERATE
new DAYTON LINE
Reorganization Agreement Of
Bankers and Railroad
Made Public.
NEW ISSUE OF BONDS

The plan for tn, reorganization OF
the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
Railway Company. which has been
agreed upon by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. as owner and g%uarantor Of
q large amount Of the securities Of the
old company. and Kuhn. Loeb & Co. az
reorganization managers. was issued in
Wall Street yesterday. II II dated Feb
ruary Is, 1916
According to the terms OF the plan
the Baltimore and Onto will subordi-
nate its investment in the securities Of
the old to those of the new
and will operate the lines OF the Gin
%cinnati. Hamilton and Dayton embraced
In the reorganization as part of the
Baltimore and Ohio system. II IL fur
thcr provided that the baltimore and
Ohio will surrender all of the securities
Of the old company and will issue its
own bonds. These bonds will be for
distribution among stockholders who
participate in the plan.
Tho Baltimore and Ohio will receive
the capital stock Of the new company
and its junior securities for the old Sc
curities surrendered The plan embraces
the main line Of the road and certain
branches.
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Total I..u- Now 900.

The total amount TO be issued now
" s16,2j0.0oo. For tho acquisition Of
securities and the retirement of bonds
not disturbed under the plan and for
other purposes s1S.1+s.jjO will be re-
served.
The Baltimore and Ohio holds some
Sas.S?5.lt3 purchase money notes and
other obligations Of the company. which
II will SURRENDER with the collateral Sc
curing the same with the exception OF
S3,36s,00o. Under the agreement the
Baltimore and ONO vii pay 500 cash
for each old general mortgage bond with
interest at I per cent. from January
! 10 January -, 1916.
u will receive. as already stated. the
entire capital stock aud the adjustment
and Improvement mortgage bonds OF the
new company 90 an amount approved
by the reorganization managers. The
adjustment II Improvement bonds will
he secured by a mortgage on the same
property as hat covered 10y the refund
ing mortgage. but will he subordinate 10
Il
The depos!tar!es under the plan are
the Guaranty Trust Company. tho Bank
crs Trust Company and The Equitable
Trust Company,
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Railroads IN the central Yves, have
placed additional contracts fur standard
section rails amounting to about 31,"o"
tu'-, and several other contracts are
under neg station, car shops have IN
quirioS ,ur il,ol.t i@.oOo cars. including
5000 for export. Italian State Railways
have asked for prices on l,O"o ears and
other foreign Inquiries probably aegre-
CAT. 1000 cars. Domestic railroads
hav" inquiries still in the market for
between G,nOu and 5000 cars. and for
ITO lorum ItiNos.
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The nigh prices prevailing for fabri-
Gated structural steel and ia" long time
required to make deliveries have caused
the withdrawal of several Inquiries that
were ont IN the New York metropolitan
district, The Edison Electric Illumi.
mating Company has abandoned its office
building, which was to l constructed
In BroJE,yu The Vincent Aston Hotel
projected has also been abandoned.
Among the other inquiries withdraw
ar. the following An office building at
broadway and John street the M.r-
chants Refrigerator Company building
to have been constructed az Tenth ave-
nue., between SiXteeuth and seventeenth
streets. and the Electric Bond and Share
Company building.
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several additional contracts foG steel
buildings ave been placed. calling for
abou, i.000 toms Of steel shapes, hut
details are withheld temporarily. The
American Bridge Company has been
awarded u contract for zoo IONS of
structural shapes FOR the municipal
building 10 be constructed at Little Fails,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-17
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach, liver,
and bowel poIsons before
breakfast.

To feel your best day in and day out
to feel clean inside; no sour bile to coai
your tongue and sicken your breath ol
dull your head; no constipation, bilious
attacks. sick headache, colds, rheuma
tism or gassy, acid stomach, you must
battle on the inside like you battle out
side. This is vastly more important
because the skin pores do not absorb i'm.
purities into the blood, while the bowel
pores do says well known physician.
To keep these poisons and toxins well
flushed from the stomach, liver, kidneys
and bowels. drink before breakfast each
day, glass of hot water with a tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate in It.
This will cleanse, purify and freshen the
entire alimcntary tract. before putting
more food into the stomach.
Get quarter pound of limestone phos
plate from your pharmacist. II is in
expensive and almost tasteless. except a
sourish twinge which is not unpleasant.
Drink phosphated hot water every morn
ing to rid your system of these vile pois
ons and toxins; also to prevent their
formation,
To feel like young folks feel; like you
felt before your blood, nerves and
muscles became saturated with an accu-
mutation of body poisons, begin this
treatment and above all, keep 1t up! As
soap and hot water act on the skin,
cleansing, sweetening and purifying, so
limestone phosphate and hot water be-
fore breakfast. act on the stomach, liver,
and bowels.-Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-17
HEAVY BEEF CATTLE STRONG.
Hogs and Calves Also Higher at Brighton
Stoclyards-Sheep and Lambs Firm.

Brighton, Mass, May flight re-
ceipts and sharp demand gave prices
an upward turn on nearly all kinds OF
livestock at the Brighton stockyards yes
terday morning, Hogs and heavy beet
cattle were especially strong.
Receipts for this day at Brighton were
IL cars from the Boston & Maine rail
road and nine cars from the Boston &
Albany. During the week the arrivals
included Is cars of livestock from New
York state, three cars from the Boston
& Maine railroad and 10 cars of cattle
and two cars of hogs from the West.
Arrivals at WATERFOWL for the day were
II cars, making the total receipts for
the week at both Brighton and Water
town, 65 cars, compared with 79 cars for
the preceding week.
For heavy steers 9Isc was about the
top, and at least one heavy pair sold at
that figure. Tops took a range of Ga
91ae. with good cattle at sGshe, and
light cattle at 7@7hc
While choice, heavy beef cows possibly
did not sell at above last weeks top
prices, or TIC for fancy, the lower
grades were distinctly firmer; Gamers
selling at 4A@424c, with ordinary cows
at 5d &c. good COWS at 61sc and fancy
cows at 7@7hc.
Bulls were also very firm, bologna bulls
selling at a wider range of 5a &c. with
ordinary bulls at 6l2@7c and fancy bulls
at 7G7hc.
Under light receipts calves recovered
most Of the ground lost week ago.
fancy small lots bringing as high a. 9bs
n Toe Bunch lots of the best stock sold
az Sa9c, with fair lots at 10 Sc. and
ersssers and drinkers st 3t0 &c.
There was a sharp advance in live hogs
in sympathy with the dressed hog mar
ket. Fancy lots sold a. high a. lohsc.
and occasionally a fraction better; the
range for tops being generally 1854
l0iac, with rough lots at pa q l0Hc.
sheep and lambs were scarce in the
days arrivals. and prices were very firm |
" held at 5Gs for sheep and 7@l0c |
for lambs
Moderate offerings of mich cows were
noted IN the COW barn. and prices were 1
unchanged though steadily held Fancy 4
mixers sold 40 $1,000 sl25. and occasion
ally more. with good mixers 81 s75a 500
and ordinary mixers 81 $50 So
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-17
ESTATE OF ADELE CATO

State Of Vermont, District of Washington, rs
The Honorable Probate Court for the District
Aforesaid:
To all persons interested in the estate Of
Adele Cato. late of the city of Barre, in said
district deceased, GREETING:
WHEREAS, said court has assigned the
9Th day Of June next for examining and
allowing the account of the administrator Of the
estate Of said deceased and for decree OF
the residue Of said estate TO the lawful claim
ants Of the same, and ordered that public no.
tiee thereof be given to all persons interested
in said estate by publishing this order three
weeks successfully previous 10 the day as
signed, in the Barre Daily Times, Newspaper
published at the city Of Barre, in said dis-
trict.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 10
appear at the probate Office in Montpelier, in
said district, on the day assigned. then and
there to contest the allowance Of said account
II you cause, and TO establish your right as
heirs, legatees and lawful claimants to said
residue.
Given under my hand this 18th day of May,
1915
FRANK ]. MARTIN. Judge.
MaylT-24-3l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-05-17
WAITSFIELD

w. A, Remele was in Waterbury Tues
day
Herbert Smith went to Proctor Tues
day with load Of household goods in
his auto truck.
Nine. Graves returned Sunday from
st. Johnsbury.
John Graves and sons, William and Ell
win, spent Sunday with Mrs. Jessie
Graves at Waterbury asylum.
Mrs. w. A. Remele is attending the
Congregational conference in Bennington
this week.
Herbert LaMorder has purchased an
automobile.
Mrs. May Gale Of Melrosc, Mass, spent
Sunday at Mr.. Colebrook's.
The high school and town baseball
teams had game Friday afternoon. on
the school campus, Score, 20 to s, in
favor of town team.
Miss Mary Farrand is at r. j. Browns.
Mark Baird. youngest son of John l..
Baird, is seriously i'll, threatened with
pneumonia.