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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-22
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.


Vhe stock market continued reaction.
airy yesterday. While some stocks at
the close showed advances over Mon
days hnal prices the tone OF the gem
eral list was irregular. The market war
subjected to bear drives and appeared
'hclined to giv ground whenever "a con-
certed movement OF this sort got under
way. As on Monday. there was a sur
prising lack Of public buying and the
small investor seemed to be especially
chary or taking on stocks even AT the
considerable rccessiOns from the high
OF last week. The short interest. which
began to accumulate on Monday, showed
no disposition 10 cover. On the con-
trary. shorts seemed to feel secure In
building up a larger account oh that
eide Of h market. Speculative Wall
street for III firBt time since war order
markets became the correct thing seemed
90 realize that such violent advances as
those Of last week could hardly be
counted upon to Induce a public already
well singed by several pharp reactions
to enter In n buying movement con-
Quoted along such unsolnd lines AZ was
the case last week. A. u result OF the
failure OF a new bull movement 20 put
up prices on n more conservative basis,
the financial district seemed inclined to
let the market TO It's own way until
new outside developments or until an
accumulated short interest would Justify
y bull drive.
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EASIER UNDERTONE
IN COTTON MARKET
Je.s Talk Of Peace and Fore
east for Rain in the
Southwest.
TEXTILE BUSINESS GOOD

Cotton vas under the pressure Of more
~ less Liquidation Yesterday. II closed
s,s ne, loss OF 3 10 IS points. The near
positions. March and May. were relatively
..sfy Il 4. the belief Of the trade that
.or,. -or, Of deal IL under way which
suI result in putting May at premium
We iu'y Quite recently May was
..,llre more thar 20 points below July,
nj, AT the close yesterday the difference
ses only 80 points.
Their, is very little outside business.
and tho various conJectures regarding
,.sc- continue to he prominent subjects
fd--pssion. Garry yesterday there was
disposition to discredit the talk Of an
.arly cessation " host,iities, due chiefly
o., NE reports OF comment made by J. T..
Morgan. VINO OF his return from Europe
vac credited with having told his
,r,.rds shat predictions OF an early con-
luson ~ the war were not based on .
orrcct understanding of conditions.
However. there were reports yesterday
ma. Germany would soon put a
-eio- TOR terms OF peace
m. forecast for the Western belt calls
or rain IN Arkansas, Oklahoma and
reyss The trade Ia In doubt as 10
sir,hcr this IL hearlsh or bullish. II
he drought continues much longer the
h4., Informed students will probably
p'l., a bearish construction o. the de-
.,lopment. taxing the ground that the
.iu-y 10 the grain crop would mean just
q mlcr added 20 the cotton acreage.
Tie textile business il still going at
5r speed prin; cloths have made a
r,ltr advance his week and business
,-,iuuss active. Heavy mail orders still
,r, falm the middle West. where the
|iy,r.uu,.ou Of dry goods is on a very
sfec scale.
N.r,,f closed steady
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BIG MOVIE MERGER IS DENIED.
bat Union Of Three Com pa IL

In well Informed circles In the imam
cial district the recent, reported merger
or several moving picture companies II
characterized as 'prepostcrouS' when
the capitalization of the now venture
Is umored TO he around $50, 0oo, Ooo or
$4,000. 900. A merger " this kind right
now is denied.
II Is understood that the condition
OF "A large number OF tho companies is
far from good and that there will he a
general wedding out Of those financially
embarrassed.
u was said IN Wall street that nego-
tiations are under way for the on
solidation Of the Triangle Film, the New
York Motion Picture Company and the
Reliance Company. the former with
$4,000. 900 capital. and the two Others
with a capitalization OF $500. 600 each,
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Copper Gossip, issued by the National
Conduit and Gable Company. makes the
following remarks regarding IN" copper
situation. THE prominent feature of
strength is the heavy American consump-
ton. All the large mills of the country
are operating their plants at an abnor-
NAL rate, This fact itself indicates tina
the present extension in manufacturing
demand IL extraordinary and extreme
II is therefore reasonable to expect that
the era of inflated prices cannot con-
tinue indefinitely and the future course
OF the copper market will depend on the
developments affecting trade when more
normal conditions are restored in the
business world. Market values are now
on "A basis calculated to instil the utmost
caution in the minds ~ every conserva-
tive manufactures. The conclusion ct
the great European war must eventually
bring about "A reimbursement of values
and Industrial conditions. Nations are
being drained of their wealth In on
appalling fashion and the reflex influence
of IL will be felt the world around. The
European situation has been the great
| factor in the expansion OF demand Tor
| conner, Conditions have been developed
by a great war which have converted
! multiplied Industrial plants into vast
munition factories. Further important
| requirements are highly probable which
| may keep prices at u ! level nov m
! force for some time. But whiie IL Is
admitted that the market at present has
the support OF an enormous demand. It
IA needless to say that production If
slso expected to reach the highest record
IN the history OF the trade. The maxi
| mum in output IL not yet reached and
~~.oductivs facilities are expActed to show
( s~ubstantial Increase during 1915"
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IRON AND STEEL MARKET.

Al ~ ,h- large s'.el companies are
producing -tcel mgots at q heavy rate.
n reports which come from the producing
districts are to hr credited. rruls -'e"l Is
heiL. east fN-dar az q rate Ia excess NJ
lc.. 200 tons 4 dsv. The heavy pur"hsss-
OF iic iron g. scrap "a he op"u mNrkr'
ha'" W .'" 'E's a.ui'A ".u%'' possible. 'u'
Js tod last year, ~" p-u4dply u"N g. COM
luia.iou. %o'WNh~'tru,u Wills "Ntrnor-
ulul'N oItuu' 'he 'oIuW" OF Nu-irr.'
ao"teI -, t' :'r stool .pmTtulas & be-.
tween - and -" per cent, ir excess -
prp'.,'i"u.
pE non continues ..-I,e IT. .fs New
Work. territory. bu' tsi-- az" main 81
sm ti lots oi foundry Er.I.s for shipment
over tho .aet htf Of mt Eta" -ti's -"
ported yesterday aggregated about soon
'ons. made UP 10 Sua'. Tot, fun'ug rom
ejo {" '"h tons "tclt. and nov INQUIRIES
we're pa ou' Tor i.O0p tom Tor shipment
int" tho Hudson Ni'l',. Moor" H'u- a'-
potIattiL for Zoo tons o.! b,S-"uI"r ron.
have not Yet t.osel contracts
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Persistent peace rumors resulted In q
considerable activity in the Anglo
French bonds yesterday. Trading In
them was the heaviest in several days.
The bonds for the Hrst time since Janu-
airy - sold above %. The high point
for the day was ?3r. They closed at
rs. against n previous final price o;
etss. Wall Street has always teT that
when the war IL over these bonds should
seli wei, above par. and yesterday
murmurs OF peace. no matter how un-
founded they were. served a. sificisnt
cause for a burst OF strength and ac-
tiyitv.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. March 81 1.-THE mining shares mar.
Ret continued q marrow trading anair. with
nri'es showing no decided trend. though irac
tipnal declines prcdominatcd. America an Iinr
closed ! below the opening price. with Butte
and superior showing q similar loss Railroad
shares ana the miscellaneous stocks we're dul
and steady. The summary:
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WESTERN POWER CORPORATION

Mo NUnIN ~ D-T'--NT- W0"a |r-TNT.I d
uIaItrr y tiN4t'nd az oL. pc. 90. op the
prrf,rr'I stu, ~ patu''a Api g.. 1915. 10
Hrl ier- OF rsroT4 a. 90" flo-e Of business
March Sat
Sew \ ra. N.-fu o.. i....
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The Cincinnati, Hamilton { Dayton Railway Company.
REORGANIZATION

REORGANIZATION
To Holders NJ Piut n Refundng MORTGAGE sS ~. Year Gold BOND Of h Cinc'n-
natl. Hamilton n Dayton Rah~a, tompsny'
Holder Of such General Mortgage d Bond de 1870. of he same csmpanya -
have not already been sold to he Rrorss nna Managers IND
Hotde OF first Mort gage 70 Forty Year Gold Bond ~ h Ptqua md rsyB ranc
RaMrosd Company;
natl, NW2MGE Is s%Sy srH S,,sm, a Z, l%m, and h%"y% ssrS of E'c r mn S. 81 Ss Ts sprs%SSi
by The baltimore and oh1 Railroad t"mmmIA nS Sd 10y the, mhr n snd az, n% %s s mm 'WW% n%
his issue
s.s; IN "'n. !s 2. ILL: s'ssssS ssSHss,s%E. as y ":G%yasG@.sSS ~ srs =: ssn :" !:
%sS s o ~ n W. ~ MM,,III, a. !" '" %s mi. aT ns>Kfas sg \. s %s % %%s w !h%.T y
s ss TG Sg q spn n '%% ! " %Gm ~ u%s + /" at %% II cn m% < ? - s.r m, ,Tr SN London y G.
England ,@a sn Of AID nsEnsI onmnsmnsr %@n n%m M %Tn ,"q d. ;,"s sM # he S Sssaans,,
% %m pom n% s%%% al y S%s s%s S s%s aa@ I Xxx I NY and and A A. Use %sY,n M 49, e e %:%5%i.SS
each such d.r%,eds u%snNed :, 900 tst II "%r to oyer s,g@ss 70 The %%M%
upon deliver" the new securities under the i%n
s & ) s Is s. y ~: ~ y %$ !: ~ =: | Y ~ & * rs So $%',S n - S$$ :$ s. $" s' %$$S$: = ' e IS
or %i bonds ,sp% Inc ~@mM~I M@a ~. '".%,i" TI;wnnra aid sue h hsw y arsd E
r% ." - to , SIC 's% rs 1%" a.: S.i @sps'"i rS>f 81 % az q %. i"".'F Na u a@s r Ss " %o @ e
I Is. ION !. Neg s%% % :% % .: s%. \, .% {. ~ " 30 !. !" u ' !, v = - .sss aI WINK ) .% %s ! s :
eng . ne n" r r%hMIn sst wGr or as me ~ " 81 s6% T%~t 800 81 cash r~ 81 @o SSd
Nm n ''%Wo" M@m az Nh ton i; nm mus, ," nn IN" .' msT Ja n" ma a" u'sa"""' ''p'"'
~, x",".s 81 s.,n ,..sl MonrGA @ ~"N"s y ~ ~ r!SSs ana ANS sI r."n
q SS"r"u M. ~ "" i. %M' >S~ S S 1%h %S tn ~ Biz y az ." -. I@d' IN =" N.Y..
I nv OF, XII %n, = T cHT ,"% avr r. ~ q, NV , .u . 10 u 81 %%Tsas ~Ss S%~' T%S
CHJ. the DcprnmS for said Ionds umtr the Plan
For all bmis deposited As orr~aii'o Other than said euortM nryase, Bopd+ for xrh
p%1 sE~ iii be Ti%"sI ina -" or or %"hIT Of the proper b"pSt%s
49,. Holders Of bods who do not deposit the same as rcruttt~ 10y this. nor: shall rye y
s sM ~ Em' ~ = IN ,;;, ~; ~, a., ind , hT. 81, d & = . T%r;,T ~ iiitaTws trS H sSrfIo
As sniIL Nj iWi0siD nv TWh N,uiU. t>I NiiON WN>HGERs.
copies sol THE rn and g-cnrmt OF nssnsat may IN" obtained from sd Depostsres
or agents
Dated, Now ,rA March is 1919
KUHN, LOEB 4 CO..
Reorganization Managers
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NOTICE To HOLDERS OF
u CHICAGO JUNCTION RAILWAYS D
.tNtO> sTNk YARDS CO.
first Mortgage 81 2O-Nr. Real
Eslntc lmprONemcNl Honda.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GtvEN. az pro.
vid"d In Article VIII OF the mortgage and
iced or trust. dated March I. teos, sccur-
i.s ~" Issue OF Thrc" Million Dollars
estate Improvement bonds of TIA. Chica4s
junction Railways ana Union stock Yar6s
company. hat Guaranty Trust Com pans
or New York sucressor to standard Trus'
.orlrsny Of New York, as Trustee, viii 70
deem bonds hearing the following serial
numbers which have been drawn for re-
denpt'nr by the sinking fund on and ntte'
AptN :, 1916. at 1850 NJ par and accrded
M'crest.-u upon presentation AZ the TRUST
DtPNRTNE>T of tho Undersigned. 40 10
Broadway, New York City. After April Go,
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TRE Ut>ONIR >,TO> BNSh
of the lIk Of New Work

NV NV NIT h = INlN-
clataI .IN|N,.r uf -fN N".t CENT nay.
ap.. nu ana after AvriI 1T. 'alb. The Jans.
Ter hook. viii renI'n closed until that date
ELMER L. WHITAKER, Cashier.
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'y.-'. Ho,...
Bankruptcy Petitions.
s'h.N Rfu~ composed ~ SaEucl ana
.ar Bacon manufacturers OF skirt- a.
"r,t Twentieth street hay"
= ta assignment to Nathaniel
a" h' \ petition In bankruptcy was
.~- $50. 4. rurnmiur. 500. and Louis
5000 Liabilities are said 20 be
..4 Y..,ts s. roo This Is their
ue - htnkruptcy,, 4 petition
=. .. .r.us' them on February %,
20 f.I. Hn.. wadc q settlement with
r '- ,"n'- on the dollar.
.. 'ui pLNHERG. shoe dealer az
.-. II Ys'un street. has Med a pc
. '~ukrupt"N. with liabilities
- ma ari ,..'- SOS in stock.
l'NIiHIN. chsuffc"r OF q"
.. t"r'.th street. has nled "a petition
n-,y. with Liabilities sl'l1o ana
n ..' u'rENCH doing business as II,
ga lrd a-.ct- s:,o25.
v, 1910 -AEhI\, manager a. Ne"
u u-wr-lS a liquor dealer. has
...'. '0' lu bankruptcy, With ia
y i.,,1 and lnmiuai as-eta $780,.
3 ur shHfes NJ stock OF the
.'n~r Company 81 Newark.
Bankruptcy schedules.
- '.' .Hi COMPANY ~ .O9 West
.. street has nled schedules
I..lirir. $685. and assets
M .. ~ auG f~N,ureS. $4,000, and
fri|r accounts and cash in bank.
h...r'. lrArONn.
Or I,mnn ,.o~e..
'.' DO. Ma Judge Hough. has de-
'1r fpr a speedy trial OF the
h''o-i. petition ni-d against DIR. j.
Nf.' - a.. The Judge sees no rea-
~. '.- aiding II out OF the regular
,ol'.' Fae Judge grants leave to file a
i0.-uiet petition and 20 join
~ 40 i.nu OF Boz ton AS an interven-
~ i'l'r, but II must lie done within
Discharge Denied.
"ttF.r WElSBEkrER Judge Housh
m sran'cd Il motion for u denial Of a
urge 70 Morris WeisberEer. shoe
tIi a. 1910 W~estchester avenue,
n,'.h, on IL" ground OF conoealment
o. t'sHF and destruction Of books Oi
~. Assignment.
80 HAT 'OMPANY.-Morris and
p.a,,'y Irfl&weig, doing business AZ the
a'h HAT Company, manufactures OF
WWoM-r's aud children's hats at lSi.l3a
Np.t~r street, have made AN assign
yGiuyg' 10 Norris r. Arnold.
AMI SrOLSIK COMPANY, INC, deale,
otil-r and EGGS at 90 East 1885
80 mas made AN assignment TO Harry
'sork 4 LEVINE. Abraham Block AND
rrf..mAr. Levine, dealers IN cigars snc
a,'NfS, AZ 56< Eighth avenue have
""' an assignment to Henry Lesser.
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The Cincinnati, Dayton and lronton Railroad Company.
10 Mo,d-r. Of Certaac. at Deposit Of Ihc Equitable trust COMPANY Of YORK.
issued und-r he Deposit Agreement. dated January, IS iSi5. for FIRST Nor'sag
- so Year Gold Bonds Of h Cincinnati. na,t" on ant Iron"n Railroad ompsn
an

HTTs /" WNnTS !" NT VV
SorCt Is lceby given that prnmt "a tho p",roms o S%d n.ro"t Arrcn"ni
20 thu" kns Manage under " ru aud Nsr.n"m of kmrr,hHth 81 The m,
In said Ian, and 10 .mrr into an asr"nout with said Reorganization MANAGER. providing
among other hmr. Tor. such sar 'rpts n said agreement and said Plan and Agreement
Il ksrssmA ion may be obtained from the Nrtsf. T the trmmtu". a. well as copies
the ,,rntrc- crnar hr m March. - Iu. 'hwho ,phns tho provision made in the
Plan nr >d bonds and tho reasons atuaiur.n Tho 'rnnutr, in recommending s acceptance
10y i.huihod,r sad n"ldnout i nd WITH The Equitable Trust '"npany OF New York
the DIyusy NntT said "pmNt Agreement aud upn to the Inspection OF any cruhcac
holder during business hours at the onr OF tn" irrstag 81 walls street, New York.
Any certificate holder may Within three wck> 'r the nt trd.a alton @ 'h' notice.
~ DEPOSIT properly endorsed IN blank aud upon payment ~ his proprWnnate share 81 the
COMMITTEE compensation dcsrcnN~ to VII 'cN sum Of go hr eaht %" face amount
Ir bonds. withdraw from said DEPOSIT Agreement and shalt h" -rt'hi to receive bond M
said sue and ,prIrunat corponN represented M Ia. .Nt"ndtrd, ,"rincat ,M, DEPOSIT
Certificate holder wh do not ~ Withdraw ~uhhrA said period W three weeks shalt ~ con
rhnrtly AND nnnv deemed for al purposes to nav" t~Nnt,i to said anendncnt as provided
IN said mE nnt Deposit Agreement ma to aid Sr"n Unw with ~d REORGANIZATION Msnase~
n cmUnttc~ VIII continue 10 receive h deposit nj Ronds Of. aid Issue untnt he
t "nn'v, ~ I'm on az "a. NJ Val STREET Sew S@W HmdS must bem nssuab,
form and .rprrauhrIh by att coupons nHturnK On aud ar November tri.
IM COMMITTEE STRONGLY nIt OMIu Nns ruAI. noNpmOI nrRs. nRI AN
nfrosiT ~ fHtIH sOS6s "'
Dated New York March Il, 1915
ALVIN \. kRr(U Chairman!
IDIRu \ H. SIIPNAN
L. IUN,< u a. ~
lLNMAN RHOADEs SECRETARY
~ wall street, New York
TIE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK DEpOsIrARY.
~ Wall street. Ne. York
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xa..,s.etursrs - Meet n Nay.

ne twsnty-hrst annual convention
~ ~ National Association Of Manu-
fsctrreep viii - held at The waldorf
xstorts Hotel on Nay Is. IL and II.
Promotiou Of export trade. patent re-
Sorn. Immigration. accident prevention.
ar prevention and Industrial education
Nh 8 ameaO ~ SUBJECTS discusssd.
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AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH co.

\ dividend Of TWO DoU-rr yrr -hars
WI h' r"!d on ~o'Ir4'' Aprr IS. 'ri..
to ~ Iho i~r- az -"ee-l a. ta. close D,
business IN FRIDAY. Mach I'll. 1878
MlINE rr-sslr.r
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. March % Baltimore Tuh~
VA. active. c,o.In. even with the opening
price ii IL to-icu issl.s were quiet and
frlrtlnnlily lower okahoms Refining sole
~ 81. aud t- sales tptailne $50 sh,r--
Bonds were steady The summary;
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$50
TIE Ia'sl market FOR spot cotton vas steady.
po.uis Decline m'ddlius ~. southern spot
r.rksts a. ofit"Isll, reported we're un-
iarsei Nouston 3 points decline: Augusta.
roia's advance New Orleans, l-c Calves
o.. lose savannah. lie: Memphis. l:c. ::
August. - Houston. I. &c
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Tie y 4 N hid. to Liverpool we're: May
10" July. y lie. October. !. .sc.: January
&C. The market there 10 due to open TO
Jay -. 10 . points decline.
Port receipts and stocks:
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rh- Liverpool market opeGed quiet There
.a' ult"t husines. IN spot cotton. with mid
Ing Unchanged at I'D. Sales. 100 bales
.-'pt.. p 80 bales all American. Closed
n.rsI = sfe.ty
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BUSINESS TROUBLES


Ju'ru~uf Tor sl.3sc.35i Wa entered ~
A'.. N,.f.riay against william Wa
' -.' 't.Nr = his sister. ~lIcloisc pu-
.'. l,.s vhi- T. a revival Of 0 judy
'-' entered ON January I., 1919. for
g. .., OF. rh!,h tho Interest IL 1904 ,0lS.
? ar 4..ouutirc % her share OF the
sat ~ hog =. her Or. Thomas G. Du-
e." FHS egn'rous was served on W. W,
'H'i.' .. January g. 1915, a. the Park
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INSPIRATION CON .ouDAIto COPPER co.
'" ~BtOsdw0y
To the Holders Of Inspiration Consolidated
Copper COMPANY Convertible Bond.

Topper COMPANY convertible Bon,l.,
Bondhotdcis VINO surfeui,r their bonis
for conversion before tho declaration OF q,
dividend, and thereby become stockholdcfb
yin he entitled 10 receive accrued ir'eregt
from tn" date of The 'tSt injured coupon
to th" ,lnto o. surrcuaorlrg tho bonds and
H. addition viii b" entitled to the dividend
PROVIDED 'hCv are r&ho' 'rs Of record
iot such dividend.
ih5lI"r4 who surreu'"- thei, hon1n
for conversion after tbe declaration OF 4
dividend, aud thereby tecom" ttick hpldere
viii not 10 entitled 90 receive accrued in
ter"st nom he dt'e Of The last natural
coupon. Il 'hc ruIouut Of such dtyitsnt
equals ~ "Nto'la sv"h accrued lHftrpSt.
bur such r'u'khlilrfs VII 90" c|r'ifInd 20
the dividend. pro'.Inl 'lt, are SO khoid
crs ~ r"'orl for such ti' i"'I
Til" Directors rrc -.lpIIlpI 10 meet tpt
tho Confederation Of a dividend On Thurs
dnN, March ~, l9iG
' " ALLEN. rr.o.i-..
! Dated New York. March 49, iale
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g.. ". tIINtO.
CniIr <unrs M. .a:. tnsiila ~. ~. ~
No. ?Hf Gable address "\grnriul' Z.
rode ) III D.. used. Lima, IrrU, =. \.
American Manufacture aud fNUu~trrs
Representations solicited.
First elias. banker. references given.
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a Boston . Albany isir, ia-. ia, -.
10, BOSOM Elevated .ay 90. "a ~,
. Boston 4 Munc.. ~. 81. -. ~.
O Chi J~, 4 : Y pf.l1 ~ III !G
Mans Central. 10 iolia i" lolt.
= 0d Colony II Ria. iai. ,"",. ,sS,.
W West End ....... SN IS. g 81
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Tho American Bridge Company. &C.
cording to trade reports yesterday. Will
furnish the structural steel used In
building the Psnhsylvania Railroad
Hotal. The exact tonnage will b de-
cldsd when plans are drawn. but this
latter await the decision OF tho railroad
In regard 10 three yoNerA schemcs
now under consideration. It Is es-
timatsd that 10000 to 1900 tons Of
stssl viii b required.
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The Southern Pacific Railroad il re-
ported to have specified oil tho 1850
box, automobile. stock and fiat cars
placed with the Ralston Car Company
and on 1880 box and gondola cars
ordered from the Haskell 4 Barker Car
Company. About $4,000 tons OF steel
will bo used In the construction.
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DINIDE>U> AID I>IEKt..J

y -Iitftt 'rc'ii"r'
T.. L 3GpnNH ~. Secretary
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. March ~ The statement of
the receipts and disbursements Of the Treas
,,., ak,.Aa
The Denver star., 1916-01-22
DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENT
TURNS DOWN NEGRO
FOLLOWERS

Washington, D. C.-Presi-
dent Wilson has decided def
initely that he will no. be able
to nominate a colored man
for recorder Of deeds Of the
district, to fill the vacancy that
has existed for IS months. and
that he will give the position
to a white man, believed to be
a resident of the District of
Columbia. In place OF the re-
cordership. he will seek to
find three or four other good
places to bestow upon Color
ed Democrats,
The president made his po-
sition known today to Bishop
Alexander Walters, head of
the third Episcopal district of
the A. M. E. church, which
includes the churches Of that
denomination in the District
of Columbia. Bishop Walters
is President Of the National
Negro Democratic League.
which gave the administration
loyal and effective support in
many of the pivotal states in
the last election.
The Denver star., 1916-01-22
Growth of Intelligence il
the West

One of the wealthiest and
most prominent white men of
Salem. Ore, says: up at my
home in Salem, we have two
colored ladies Of which we are
very proud, one is talented
pianist and the other vocal
ist of note and they with their
families enjoy the respect of
the best citizens of Salem and
there is never anything of a
public gathering out of the
ordinary, but what those la
dies are invariably invited to
participate.
The Denver star., 1916-01-22

not be! think hear the
mutterings of the disenthrall-
ed and then they cried aloud,
O, Lincoln. would to God thy
perilous condition could have
been made known to us-we
would have rushed like a tenn
pest to thy rescue and would
have restored thee to the bos-
ON Of thy family and the ma :
ton Epharmed or we would
have paved the way for a herc
er conflict.
Mr.. Lincoln and his lmmor.
tai emancipation proclama
tion have both filled their mis-
sions the one in its peace in
the archives Of the nation as a
historical document to serve
generations to come, while
Mr.. Lincoln is in the para
disc of God and in the com
pany Of Love Joy. Adams,
Wilberforce. Sumner, Grant
and a host of other patriots
whose lives were consecrated
to the cause of freedom and
humanity and who now look
from the battlements of hea-
ven upon a free but unhappy
race of people.
1t is the greatful duty Of the
Negro race on the first day of
January the Anniversary of
the day which made the race
free to commemorate that
day and do honor to the name
OF its dead lberator. Our
children shoold be taught that
tits their sacred duty to weave
garlands of greeu for the ever
loving memory Of our mar
tyred president. emancipator
and Observation-Disclosures
Lincoln.