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to kill Rosenthal, the man or men who
ordered Raff's death have not yet been
Implicated From somewhere the or
der came that Baff must be done away
with,
Barnet Raff came from Germany a
long time ago, and he and his wife
opened little grocery on the East
Side, They saved their money ANA
opened a second store. Bad business
took their savings and they lost all,
Then Raff opened butcher shop, and
thriyed, specializing on kosher chick
en- Business expanded. and the trust
fought Raff for undertaking it, His
horses were poisoned, his live chickens
died ON their way from Hohoken. and
when he retallated, black hand letters
threatened him and bombs We're placed
In his shop and under his doorstep.
Carloads Of poultry consigned to him
were blown up in Hehoken,
i has developed that many chicken
dealers contributed to the fund with
which the gunmen were paid, Baff
himself contributed sa5. not knowing
The actual intent Of the plottera, Most
Of the contributors believed the fund
was 70 be used u break the control
aleh Aaff held ever the poultry bus.
aess, but had no inkling that murder
was on the programme,
The murder fund was started in
May, two Years ago, Ippolite Greko, a
fEarleh aaloon.k eper was the leader
q a gang Of yapng braves ready Ia
ger money by aey means, He was EN-,
leyed to get Raff. six trips were
made by the gunmen 10 Washington
Market in July and Augvst, but their
nlans we're baked on each oeeev'an
Then mon VII, had contributed bega
to set restless, and demanded action
naff was stlll getting the better oi
them. beating them on priosN and add
ing to his immense business. mo
yemher, a particular emesSNneys OK
lated 10 the trade Thanksgiving tims
was near, and the retail dealers wert
determined to SET rid Of Raff. Grek,
was ordered 70 set busy, On Novem
Der a. 1914, naff was shot Th,
ganemen stole eoffee.eolored car be
iepging to one Of Raff's friends. The,
motored to West Washington Market
i.ookepls We're stationed. whtle one q
the gang went int Balf's place and tols
him business acquaintance wante,
hip outside, As Raif came cut. shots
IFang cut and the poultryman cropped
The sang made is ses'sway success
lfully.
y aa@ developed that Fegaro. III,
chauffeur received $3.50 Tor his part u
the job Agiehlello. hts eomranlon o.
'Ap wsm ID she electric ehalr a leN
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A BIG ALLIGATOR.

Biloxi Miss, May 12.--An alligator
which measured seven feet in length
was caught in seine at the Texas
oil Company's wharf on the beach in
front of Biloxi by Henry Duggan and
others yesterday The alligator put up
a fight, but was eventually overpower-
ed and is now being exhibited. This
is the first alligator caught in Biloxi
in several years
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-05-12
The War a Year Ago

II|t
3ryce commission reported ON Ger
j man atrocities In Belgium. French
retain new positions north of Ar
ras, in face of heavy fire. AUS
trians cross the River San and
claim Russians in rout. British
battieship Goliath torpedoed and
sunk at Dardanelles; 500 lives
lost. British submarine penetrates'
the straits and sinks three Turk
ish ships. General Botha cap.
lures Windhock, capital of Ger
man Southwest Africa. Or. Dern-
burg sent home;" sailed with
British safe conduct.
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months of 1916, an increase in net
revenue of s74.722.iC.


months of 1916, an increase In net
revenue Of $74.7221G.
New ORLEANS ana Northeasterns-,
Total operating revenue, $949.76s72,
compared with SS6S. 26S62 for first
quarter In 1916, total operating ex-
penses and taxes, $69S,S64,64, com
pared with s7O9.696.7O for same period
last year; net operating revenue. $751;
4O2,OS, compared with $l5S,6G68S for
same period In 1915. an increase Of
s92. 2.SS5.25.
New Orleans, Mobile and Chicago
Railroad Total operating revenue,
$409, 47Os2, compared with S42S,S44.76
for first quarter In 1916; total operat.
Ing expenses and taxes, 379,5s2.96, as
compared with $S4G.4O7.S for same
period last year; net operating reve.
nue., S119,SS7S6, compared with $780,
437S7 for same period in 1915.
Mobile and Ohio Railroad--Total op.
Grating revenue, $2,S44.OSO,67, com
pared with $2,576,75 1928 for same Pc
riod in 1915; total operating expenses
and taxes $2,1s1.1s725. compared with
1884, 4,552ls for same period last year;
net operating revenue, $685., 2,9sS.42, as
compared with ses2.2O6.O5 for same
quarter last year, decrease of
s2s,S12.GS 8sa
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Mayor.

The News is authorized to announce
T. u. BATsoN as a candidate for
Mayor of Hattiesburg, subject to the
action of the Democratic primary Of
June 6.
The News is authorized to announce
J. EMERSON GRAY as a candidate
for Mayor of Hattiesburg. subject to
the action Of the Democratic primary
of June G.
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AELp FoR wHIrEoApplNo.

Meridian, Mis-, May l2,-Lealie Har,
well and udell Ahney, negro, charged
with whiteeapping, were bound over
under $500 bond by Justice MeGraw to
await the action Of the grand jury, Har-
Well made bond and was released.
tits alleged that Harwell and Abney
posted notices and plaearda on and
near the negroes homes on the place
of W ,, Whitaker. reading "Read
negro and rum il you cant run, rua
anyhow or be blown up,p
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to s tay at home
from work and suf-
fer a long time.
One day a woman
came to our house
an d SIX g d m y
mother why / was
suffering. Mother
told her thatI suf-
fered every month
and she said, Why
don't you buy a
hnfAle 0f vida H.
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mill has been added 10 tllp Industries
OF Woodsille. Mlsss.lphis IL to manu-
faoture pepper from the product dried
on the ground. This mill is to be
operated by the Woodyille Mpnufae'
turing Company which win ALSO OPP
crate a mill for the manufacturing of
ground food for stock.
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||!.l!1'.1!!3E;Z,l!jlil]tfl|
|.j1s!!!!l0! I y, 1! ] I /, !
BIRMINGHAM, ALA. AND RETURN,

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. AND RETURN,
$5.o5.
Account annual reunion, United
Confederate Veterans. Tickets on
sale May 1S to IL, inclusive. limited
to May 25, and for fifty cents (5Oc)
tickets can be extended to June Ia,
1916. For any other information, call
on or write
S. s. Moody
Cumb Phone 1853. Ticket Agent.
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Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is well
known throughout the country, Many
thousand people have taken It for
stomach, Liver and Intestinal All.
i..el'N ard report marvellous results
and are kl1hly praislng it to others.
Astonishing heneflts sufferers have re-
ceived even from one dose are heard
everywhere and explain It's, tremendous
sale to more than million people, 1t
rarely ever falls and those afflicted
with stomach, Liver and Intestinal
Ailments, Indigestion. Gas in the
Stomach aud lntestines. Dizziness.
Painting Spells. Collie Attacks, Torpid
Liver. Constipation. etc, should BY all
means try this remedy. Mayr's Won.
derfpl Remedy gives permanent re.
suits for stomach. liver and Intestinal
ailments. Eat as much and whatever
you Hike No more distress after eat.
ing, pressure Of gas in the stomach
and around the heart. Get one bottle
Of your druggist now ana try II ON an
absolute guarantee II not satisfactory
money win he returned. Eur sale BY
she Owl Drug company. and other
pFusgistss adv
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GULF 8 SHIP ISLAND TINE TABLE.

South Bound.
No. /. No. 3.
Ar. Hattiesburg 1Q:s0a.m, 7:45p.m.
Ly' Hattiesburg 10:Soa.m. 7.55 pm.
North Eound.
No. 4 No. 2.
Ar. Hattieuhhrg $3.50 am. sos nm
Lv' Hattiesburg 9:4Oa.m. S:16 nm.
Trains Nos, I and 2 carry through
Pullman sieepers 70 and from North.
ern cities.
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Girl COULD
NOT WORK
How She Was Relieved from
Pain by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Taunton, Mass. I'll had pains in both
sides and when my periods came l had
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-05-12

PEPPER MILL FOR WoonWLLE
Natehez, Miss. May LA pepper
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GOSSIP OF JAIL STREET.
British Nanicipals.

Local bond men manifested a great
deal OF interest yesterday In the reports
from London that Chancellor Of the
EScheauer Mckenns a accepted ~
amendment TO the finance bill designed
20 PERM; British municipalities Ike
Lo-rion. Liverpool and Manches;ef 60
raise none through TIE sale q Their
bonds ia the United States should tie
British municipalities he allow ed g. DO
tD@ &; would be HE first tme On record
that an English city has borrowed IN
ov- markets.
The c..es mentioned have all done
tattr 1lAnDtng al home at interest rates
Vcug from 90 per cent 20 Sig pcr
Gem. and In n few cases as high a. a
PEI cent locAl bond men aad bankers
sad yesterday that they believed j.
would toe .Uposs Die for the E.tkh
municipalities to obtain fua.s .r tss
country below a . per cen. rate AMI
u; they might hANe 20 pay over
hs1e-. l. was recalled TIA; while
Canada ard Canadian muu.. ralt,s
had been able e. borrow at around !
per cent ~ Great Britain hefor, .he
VA they had pad much more :.- tatt
money here. u wAs .u:tnatei shat: :aos,
coast cities O.: England vh.,h wsht
seek loans here wout' have =, paw hshe-
rates than would the interior .t,s. a.
the latter we're safer :f1E attacks h,
sea and air.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Foreigners and shcrts Bsy wheat
q Decliue-Cora Ftrn.

Although the general level 81 wnss,
values struck within a fraction OF the
lowest prices for the season a reoouni
occurred before the end 81 yesterdays
session. There were indications o: a
healthier technical position as estae-
,ished by the free i~iauidA,:on OF n
July delivery a: Chicago during the las,
several days
The pressure n this delivery was pro
nounced for 4 time Yesterday. accom-
panied 10y reports % prospective heavy
tenders on contracts this Saturday. F-e-
d.eiions were current that the July
September difference a. Chicaso would
widen TO &c. but Interests IN touch
with actual handling Q. cash wheat also
expressed the view that untavoraole
harvesting conditions would quickly
change the widening tendency OF values
There could Se Nc complaint registered
as = yesterday vea'hei for the har-
vest.as ot new winter wheat. The en-
tire winter wheat belt was deNoid az
precipitation. atd vh.ie were
IN sght FOR parts the forecast did hot
suCsts. = i-r.rd % had weather II
climate couU lon~ Permit 60: a sue
c.sefu, gathering co.. the wheat crop this
year tho actual shortas" in the millaolt
wheat ,uiturn MisA' ve only -aghtiN
more than 100000 bushels instead o.
nearly 100000. 900 Nus..'- 49, has been
Nd'N-".-u w"
tons o.! ne vlut,f Wa.4; -.t stu TO 70
harvested ard a critical Gr'Hire period
- .b,a3 - ih. e,.-. Uh.,, uls-.
. .A. ..fl.
TIE IuNeTnii'u' "t'NN N'FN"r' '-'
I'm Of yesterday stated maj spring
wheat vAs Progress - satisfactorily
Private reports ate :ua' e'-- weather
would Ne a. we 4o't setH'''-
has been follow "a ty excessive moisture
ID. .-. s~.-.i--s
L..
Toe les.t - 49, 4.
- .-tr- ,.e
" .e -r..--- tsr 4.
c.Hhs i.H
- ~ -
pas JUS 80 ,-..
49, ~ -.
= IKE tAl'
'A" fNAN
'aa''l -
49, .tVI.e. 10. a. ir9-o,4t
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Marine ~tUcks.

T.Cre stul continues - uo 90 tg Uf-
:. renee between the prices ~ the lTe-
ff.red and common stock OF ne Inter
national Mercantile Marine COMPANY.
The preferred closed yesterday ~ So,
while the t-t sale ur 'nr D"Hvu. Ne
made at 80. or tl> points below tie
Lrice Of the senior issue although neither
class q stock pays a.yl1ends Win
90 per cent. back dividends on the pre-
ferred and with TIA, stock selling at *,
leaving = points below he amour Of the
back dividends, there b. considerable
Ngur.ng being done In an etfor, 20 est 70
mate the real value ~ the common, sell
Ing a, .2I. and having the i per cent
cumulative preferred stock and !ts SO per
a. EN-. back dividends ahead Of g. One
broker who has acquired only a headache
from his efforts 10 arrive AT the real
value on the common SAID Yesterday ''at
he was disposed 10 agre- with q ~rer,s.0
me mber Of the preferred stock holders
romrrittee. who Il credited with elnaV h
ing that the COMMON stock had a null
,ance value and that WAC abou, all"
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET


u -, .Is.s.s but there hss aeer % r-..
INFLAMMATION IA tho make for sor.e le e.
s'i : T1s5e s-rt-."y W., o..
,.grG ~. # tran tl,er, t9ok .as.
aa.- ,.pplrs HIsa srate s:yK wa
...,.A. ~. tssts aL! t"Nr- grade rt.tf
a.:h aree pp.iy. o. Aa:i uHs~..
"a. iensna, ale - AMI pa,kns
-, asr.r ,,,-ire ~...s.
40. --.u-,A s-.uHf-. 49,
r.r.- a.. u-s-tea eA'rAs 80.
So. -, 4..r,. anes 800 70"
80. ~ sc Ial.rs Hr,',, -,
g. A.rs so,k current max y. 5
.2t. ~'. - ."o
49,. ib.,.- 100 BOXER >pts..a'Ns
p ."s e', .'@' +" ,- e. +. ia; ~. So.
.,p- i,a, ~rrs d. pa'u,s -ni
mig Am-rnA. ~ lIu.;rI a'waU. "u'
pc, ,,es4, * me 'cr' s-.t- L."e-
=, n,,e .--I ,7-..ts ia H!sA.'
.t,,a i.r Average far.2. -tflt'.
,oirs fresh. -. rlt% Wisconsin III.
fl,- aAlr.s', - ..yl.r,
",,- e-4I,.. ul0u.
E,iG>- Receipt again ~ ',t., a.,
seS gases. and InaIke, continues ~! M
v.h nigh grade sto.k s.'kr'l s'1Fni -.
ami dealers h.id'tg sFs.h't o'" "nG,.e
Buyers have Doe. ONE NOR, eIit.>a. reIS.
.'"'N '.' ~ sses ,.esued W
80 hyse'r5' ~ r., I, s:.Ir-,
srs1r' W.. IN we maN al. -r
'a.-r, p'M -. ~. H,.-n, rh,r.
s sa,at '1.i 81. ,sa,hsi,1 ~.
sg.i..s ... ',' he, \. :" ,i!g.o y
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AbhevDe. S. C. 81
Aetna Explosives C Isl g
American Cites Go. Col r.. So acc
American nresd Ca 1t Il
Americas Pubke SsIo ....S &c
Aawis Nsoer Min 1 Dssk c. LAT
AubuplSrseuse Dee. c. e.. scs.A"
esnss 4 ArcostssA r. Z. C -. IL s.
Banes 1 Arsessssk R. R Co.. u s.
Bsnew r.. 1 Eke. CO Is csm. s.
Barue,l Smith CO.. CO ...... Ii s.
Brsslurk, Mis- Water Wats Bends
Burlington. \. C. VAIN 1 u. Sc
Cshsn County. Ala. ..........Sc5
Crvhns Pubic Service c. ...... =
Central Arkansas 4 Esasr r.. Sc
Central 81 Go. ~. Co. Mso0
lNe. n, ............... Sc
Csubsl d Go. r.. Co. Mi6dk n, Sc
Central al Ga R., Co. Mcbik DIV. 81
Central Stamping CO .... 1T e
0snsneos.. Rsmr 1 Suthsr
z. Z. Co .............. Ia s.
6s%stcn Terminal ca Isl s.
Chicago Milwaukee ENe .R,.& Il. s.;
Cncnns.i Nc~then r.. Co. li u
CITY 81 Troy. Ala, Improvement 70
CITY oiTr, Ala, lrr~cv~mrus Rel u
CITY 4 TROY. Ala. School Rel u
Cleveland 4 Ssnduk, Brewing Cs.iAss
CsI~sdc. wymime 4 Eaa. Ry IL e
Columbia Ws,e 4 Light Ii Sc
Csmpu. NJ. Tsbuia,'s Ree~ds c. Sc
csp~e ,cu Lsht's { Pee. C laseic
Csrdek. Ga ..................Sc
hIlea. s C......... ....... Sc,
Dcbh,r Foundry 1 Machine C 10, 20
DsmIncn Msnufrs Lid. 1t 1 Rel e.
Duhsm Duple, RAM Sc Deb.
Edissn Elee. IBumnss' 9 CO. Of \. 7. Sc
Ed,~n Elec. lrlumsnst's Ca Of BklynICc
Electrical Securities Con. Sc 9Th Series
Envccd 2,ut Linz r.. CO ....IH So
Fayetteville Gas 4 Electric CO la 70
Fc,ytbe County. \. { So Rel. q.
General Gas & Eiectrn ..... Sc
Grand Lake CO .......s s.. Deb.
CT. RAP CT. Ha,. 4 Mnkesoa ii s.
Green,iBe Home Tel CO ......SH.
Greenwich 4 JohnscorIe R,. CO q,
Gull Florida 4 Alabama ~. C~v s.
Harrison Gas 1 Flee. c. lt e
Hastings Squar Hotel ...... LIST 70
hem- Tel Co. Of Ehhsr. Ind Sc
h,ds WiDdlsu CO lot 4 P. ". 81
Indiana Ry. CO .............. 81
Indianapolis & lnu,v r.. c. ls<oc
Jackson County. Me- Sd. Ne. 81
Jacksonville Terminal c. Isl s.
Jamestown st. r.. Co.. ..Ia &,
Je6erssa Ceunty. Gs. {. X. L jsj Bds
Jsnes County. Miss-
Keokuk Union Depot C.. So
lArehmsn' Y.eh, Club md MIR S
Lima Elee Railvs, 4 Beh, C s..
Livingston Nissrs Pov~ Ia &
Lockpc, { Olcot r., iH 5
City Of Milwaukee An lssuss>
Lmd6 Ts,hr ..........e g. Note
Marion. s. G. Town s.
Mayo Mills. ............... s.,
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

.uIr,,,l J.se .. Tie renewed sfNHt>
-..a.r. N.rr.r. Will l-.-s .hn~4n- =
,'.,A.l = .,. Va, ile nan feature -
.... T rrr .T-Ir.i 'Wo ln.rts - ofh'r
showed little chau.e Bopds ~'r'
t.-, awe So. steady The summary
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SrOLFS-Arrii Th ,s's, a. Pittshureh
C.r,irca'- Assoc tor 10 shsr.s Of stoot az
IA tr, Mall steamship Company hless.
rstu-n 60 AlFONsp CROUCH. -
smE ,hr-li Stree. F!t,,'4rrn. icUus.
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surlingtsn Z Missouri River
Railroad Company In nsbraska
censelidatsd Mortgage
Per Cent. Bonds
QUE JULY |. 1919.

NOTICE = HFRFBy GIVEN That i-
pursuAa.t c: . T-Ss; NJ s~Ee Deed exc
c-.sG - "a. Sew E'sAni T-usi Company
TiTSr ps.,si ma. n fs-A
c1tAd --.v . :s-s the following o. Con-
soli.sted NortEsse Bonds due Jul, /. 1919.
e 50. Es4"0a1 COMPANY. - .rs4 ~ sis
bees 81: Ir-.;. have been dn~n foe nay
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

pIvp>RURG june g American WHO"
49, -, I'nc uAs steady oloslus over
- ,.G,- '0.r CO'uuNli C.. sNf fleoir4u
~, ,r..t ,~lVr ami 'rs'-1nnsly hishet IL
: -rrO,rt rhsnsc. oc'urfei fIsr"hrr' Inc
summary ~, u.L ,x tlos
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. june ss-The COPPER shares mar
Eri va d-ll and no impc-tsn; r-1ce 5hsnscs
we've recorded T-sfiuE VA. IN all IN volume
R.ls Erc .tuaueous sha-es xsr~ dul
au4 steady The su-mar
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

ruT, ,rELPHIA Jun. -s-Dl arc nm
-. e-rl-i .r- a-a.f If"N we
. 20 .t ts-s rf 49, uoFTf- 'H -m4- wa
, ,s.-4. u.tn cue vpllnl. una! Bonds
rt-. le,nsri. .ll.u. t-m Ttt '-munafs
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FOR AN IMPORTANT
POSITION

lsvyer y goc' one psrticuiarlN
well VI on corporation Np-A man -
much exytriencr ~ an executive. wants
10 locate permanently IN New NorN
lie has handled large AFFAIR." DIAL WITH
important y-uglc. and = rcs,-.tvi 81 -
man Of ability Aud GOOD Judgment
h is jus- hnishine the reorganization
~ , large corporation ~ uhl~h h' =
expected 10 tsA, the mAuas'u"ut. '"I
prefers 70 reualu IN the ta>f Desires
Connection with \ i.w Arm II h4sh stand
lns With the lceal department - =
corporation. or evcrut.Ne ~o-k 80
q scope commensurate with his ability
Add-ee FNFClTINE suite - the
Mtccuelon. 100 Voc optn - New
\ ORR city
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ViiIl KtIIWN t6MrA>I.
>uti,e ~ R~slsmptlo

7, THr HJL4t.Ks 90 fi- .,t>ER't
MORTGAGE FIVE Nl-Nh TIVE 70;
CENT COLD BOMBS 'F HicAGO ~
GtANAF.lls a .tsNILLF Rail
NAY COMPANY Issued UAuER
I~INTVEE DATED l,NE 90 .si'
Notice = hereby gwen 49, ttioas1. 'n
d.As pol. { lp.isN.'e Ia way Comp.
"a -~rtsrm.rs- - 'A.r".e Sc o1t.-L 30
served 10 TO- o. enc H' .'- Eere-a. No.
rs,- 1At.a lun. 90. 'sll 80 BANKERS Iru.t
Iompap, an. Wuiism !. Ia,lor. a. T'as
,..s. 20 81 FOR -slsu.r' n the entrs Issue
O; ne wi, ~ 81 A-rl-si and ~ thou.
ca i,lars o.. 1.'1 - - ben'ra,,
N~orteage live ear rive r~ Cent. told
Ronds ~ c4's'rT-'rs under sa't mort
ekr. srd srror-Insy s~1 to0is have
Ne.r called 'Nr redemption Erd VIII be
cor. Que ava payable a. the U.L'pa
sWNuri thereof ar4 a premium ~ one
r. II ~, PEI cent - sarh rrinr-ps
suour, lNoises,. ana .ccru.l .%r'tr.st. 81
the ONCE Of N~.sr.. \. =. Morgan & Com.
PAM. No. IS all street, In the tH 81
New York. y. y, on july I. 1916. he!Ls the
next surcs.4irE Interest dsie,
Dated Agril q, 1915
Chicago. indianapolis 4 Louisville Raii~aS
COMPANY.
Ry u. r. kurre, Fr.sit.ri.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WARRINGTON. June = The statement of
,hr receipts and d,sbUr-n-"'s of the Tress
NY iAI- mo Is's N'Ai
Rctlpt. ...,....... ~ = - - ~ ."
pishgrsrnent- ........s SttI %. 1850
slrrl.s ...... s.sSaps arssTco
Recrllis from customs TO-DAY S+oS1. in.
,rrual revenue. ordln.ry 70 so, income
IN y4lI4-,. nrssllsneous 81. ~
Nalon., bank notes Revived for redemp'
tlou. S.Sl.N-
The current statement ~ the United states
Treasure. for June :.
GENERAL IND
Av.ilsN,e gold .......'....'.'.'' 'ssN.-
Available silver .,.....,,..'..,.. 'u'lN-
,'rn,,.d states notes .......,..... t,2s,S!-
Hns.. .ry nS,es .'''' -. :s.bi..Ni
Cer,r~d checks oil banks ......... ttoJ
Subsidiary silver, MINOR com ana
silver nullon .....,. ....r.--. ,.-.. 'NeNs
rucls..ifed ,unsor'ecl currency Ss,sl
DEPOSITS in banks and Philippine ..
Treasury .......... .-.'...'.. Hts!e"s
Avsiiahie currency IN Treasury and
r-au.; current i'sh',t'l.- ,-" fsTTA
Net, balance ~ general fnnt ls2sl,"'o
RESERVE FUND
Gold coin ana bullion ...,. Va.,gs,n-5
TRUST YCkD.
N redeesn outs snd,ns rertihcAtsse e.NS Cs.0k
Grand tote, cash sssets IN TvcAsWy ,<SISs.r7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-29
STEADY UNDERGONE
IN COTTON MARKET
less Wear Month Liquidation
and Selling Pressure
Limited.
Early MEMPHIS DEMAND

-Ns-. Was a slightly better undertone
~ >,..or Yesterday. due TO cessation ~
jsr.dA.!on o. July contracts. which Was
81 pronounced on TUESDAY as a result
nteiv.-.es 81 ahout $4,000 bales. While
fading was not at all active. the selling
ys,.ed : 70 10 points. with the July
ros.ion making the creates; gain.
s,-t.ment is . about even.y a.
vldet IN the market There il less ex-
,-,-e H-"sh enthusiasm than there wac
las, week and the somewhat .epid att.
,yie 8. former bulls has led 70 the
opposition TIA; a decline would We wei
,or. s-- TIE purpose o. obtaining a
letter .l,.ne basis. II For no other reA-
,or. TIE forthcoming Government re
ro-.s. 7--'.h viii be issued al IL O'Clock
g. >-.l-4ay are expected 20 Ne mod
t-a..,v h.A..Sa. with a comfortable i'm
r-,,euAut 81 condition and ~ average
.r--eAse 4 10 TO /? per cent. over LAT,
--s- IT, journal % Commerce e. IT,
-. reports ~sys that the condition
n. 80 ? has been well maintained in
lt...a-a ard Mississippi, although
'.s-a AL apparent loss a. Alabama and
Tennessee
IT,. weekly weather -epo-, Yesterday
-as sons deg"a favorable III weather
"a. t-sa mote ~sessonsNie. Nth higher
'--~r--S.lr-s. and cultivation and
s--V.h taV. made excellent ~ Er.es
T-s-e we've f.w scattered complaints q;
B." w@-..i>
T. Glowing comment on TIE spot
49,. g comes from Memphis
american mile are 'uyi ma some cot.
,rr 20. th- greater p.rtou e.; deliveries
3 .~e s,.urers represents the r..iuE
CO Cd engagements The fact remain.
tf-. cotton = passing INTO she hands OF
h--h Northern and southern mills ~ q
-s-.1 rate f1r th.s time u year. pr,l
/. s.ares at sp.rnef>' takiags II nec.s
Oa-v 90 max. this clear. Loc4i.H 10
r-sa,e- demand from American spin
rt-s i .1,ared 80 the sie,ialaes The
a.. ruy.nc very little short cotton here
TIE demand fo- cotton Cor s1ipTer
MO The fal months has slosiae'
r.-.h.r order. have h-eu placed her
dl-r .he -. fortnight NN interest
-e;.e.--'i.E German and American spin
~-r. .-r .e--- q~I4rr's % ~ cotton =
.--4f vi.-- thirty d4S- Aft,
w . le-u declared These order
40 p basis
=, more Than orc instance prlce
t-,. ..r-s4y been .Nri D.. ;aa iI- has
u" rt. 4s-t contrasts Tie amour, o
.-e o.te-> r teaulY l~u.teHS.ug :
'f-' -, uvclv. vast quantities o
r. vh..a ~ ave 20 Ne - p9"
,-e a..-- p---- hls t-.n DECLARED
Nsr-s' closed steady