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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
PROVISIONS

The market fo~ hog products was COM
paratively steady during the first part al the
day. owing % frmness in ~" hog p0-ii'n'
but subsequently prices gave way under iiIul-
dntion. which was inspired hy the decline in
com Receipts of hogs an Chicago we're H.
900. e,timatcd for Friday. 30 600 han,a-
Cry received 5000 and Omaha i'.OgV'
PORK steady. mess. S2tdf2fs0, family:
f9edf25. short clear. S-30 go. BEE
steady. me.s. Sl1N $3.50. family. sls.:0d
$3.50. packet si7.5oH{is.50. extra India
rness. s29nS3O. DRESSED HOES steady
bacors. lissc: 10 los. i2a,c. 100 l0s. ~ A;
lao ibs. 1850. pig. i3asc CUT MEATS
Picked BELLE, teady. 20 TO-. l5i.Hl5iec;
y Do. l5aUl5i.c. = lbs. "a ~:
pickled ham, steady. .0l6c. IALLOW
rr1l .pcc.al. zee. citr. &C. country. So"
80. LARD easy: Middle Wet Sil.5sH
sii.6. City lard steady. ili.Hll Zee. Re-
fined lard quiet: Continent. f.-.-l south
Mound STEADY. llisWl'tc SItAklHh
firm. oleo. H. &C.. city lard s'earine. j. '-c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24

Southern Pacific made q good show
.nc IN February. according 20 the state
rrer' for the month issued yesterday,
although the increase IN net fell far
short Of the increase IN gross. The
systems revenues showed a consider
rale gain over the month OF January
and gross earnings were maintained az
-ho high level established in the closing
months Of last year. Whereas the
company reported an increase Of only
$4,000 IN gross in January, last
months statement disclosed total gross
o. S111s6I0l, an increase Of Sl.109,016
over the spending month OF 1915.
Freight revenues. which furnished ST.
$4,000 of the February total. increased
s-.046.0s1 over wear ago. There wss
@ heavy increase IN operating expenses
and maintenance charges, due 10 the
increased difficulties Of operation at
this season Of the year and the higher
costs OF materials. the expense item
jumping 20 sslO9.0o1 in February, com
AIRED with S6.699654 in the same
month last wear. Net earnings after
taxes were reduced as a result 10 81
t|-.75l. an increase OF s229,s26 over a
year ago. ln January there was an
actual decrease m net. In the two
thirds o. the fiscal year ended with
February the road has earned net OF
S@l So SIS. the largest in the last six
Years. The gain IN gross for the eight
months as compared with the CORE
pordlnc Period Of last year was s14,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
Mexican Petroleum Has a
Very Bad Day of 1t
on the Exchange.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
MAKES GOOD REPORT
Street Hears Report of New City
Financing French Exchange
Shows Weakness.

v.>car Petroleum. IN common with
,,-a Of the other Mexican properties,
--,6c rather heavy weather Of II on the
rvebanrc yesterday. Tho group was
--der pressure most OF the day as a
-,s.r az the unfavorable news from
vcy.co. and Gcuials that a part OF the
Csrranza forces had Joined the Vii
.stas in opposition 20 the American
forces did not bring much o. re-
.,verv Mexican Petroleum I'm particu-
lar was pounded almost all day, selling
nom high OF l09ig TO q low Of lO4Sa
and closing az l06'.. OF 81 points on
The dav. business IN the stock was on
an ar unusually heavy scale consider
irr the amount OF business done m
other shares. this issue contributing
around $1,000 shares or about one
Drhth o. the total Of the session.
rsdcr- said tic crowd around the
Mexican post ON the stock Exchange
Aoo- was one Of tho largest they had
ever seen. not excepting steel. which
now and then attracts a big following.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24

since Monday was selling AZ lower figures
than II * had been delivered promptly. Com
mon 20 prime veals sold at ss.60GSll.5O PEI
90 10 a few choice selected ~ Sll.,5.
Dressed calves easy AZ l3ts q lsc for city
dressed yesls l2Gl6c for country dressed.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 1870 head csrs on sale mar
ket nominal. With no sales reported NJ TO
late hour. Sheep and choice handy lambs
were estimated 20 sell steady n offered .
other lambs lower 20 sell Dressed mutton
slow a. l0Ul4c per ID dressed lambs steady
a. BOISE. country dressed dollhouse lambs
81 SASS so PEI carcass.
HOGS.
Receipts. 1000 head a.. ears on sale {.
market steady. with sales az S9Gsl0l0 per
100 DO: rouehs az $500 ss.I5: country
dressed hogs steady al 100 &c per h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
CHANGE OF NAME.

MOTTO. Us HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
GEORGE Irving company. domesf.e COR
porauor. having Us prnc.pai .Is.Aess
off BOD th. Borough o., Manhattan. city.
t'..lrf. a.. state o. New York. wlll apply
% Tie supreme Court % tic state OF New
York. ~ a special Term. Par, ! thereof
90 10 held a. the County Court Hogsa. ia
t.e SAID cry county and state - Sew
1880 o. clock 90 the forenoon Of that day
or as soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard. .1r a. order authorizing said cor
porat.On 90 change - corporate name %
Dated. Sew York. March stA. 1915.
THE GEORGE IRVING COMPANY
corporate SealJ
~ WILLIAM " CULVER. Secretary
GEOEGE 4. HOFFMAN. Lsq.. Attorney
(5r Petitioner. I5J Br91dHay. Borough
~ Manhattan. CITY 81 New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
RRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

The Southern Pacific Company IN
It's income report for February shows
an increase Of Sl.709.016 IN gross op-
Grating revenues, which amounted 10
SllIS6lO1, while net earnings, after
expenses and taxes totallinc S2i92,73Is
were $229.s26 greater than IN February,
1915.
John Narkle. Richard r. Higgins,
F. \. Clark and + Lathrop Ames yes
'crday were elected nov directors OF
tho Etna Explosives Company incrcas-
ing tho board from hyc 20 nine mem
bers.
Directors Of tho Norfolk q Western
Railway Company Yesterday elected
David W. Flickwir, Of Roanoke. Va,
a director. 70 take the place OF the
late Colonel Walter II. Taylor.
S,cckholdcr. Of tho international
Silver Company have elected George II.
Edwards director. 20 succeed the late
G. VI. Curtis. J.. y. Hall was made "A
new director. increasing the directo-
rate 20 seventeen members.
The Mechanics and Metals National
Bank has published for distribution
a digest m booklet form Of Section )
Of the CLAYTON anti trust law. which
bears the titlc:: The Bank Director
and tho Clayton Law
Crandcll, Sheppard & Co.. members
Of the Stock Exchange. have appointed
Z. Kirkland manager OF their bond de-
partu@nt.
Claude ". Peter. who has been a.
ISOLATED with Hayden. Stone 6 Co. "a
manager q their New York office, has
been admitted TO partnership In the
new firm.
The syndicate formed BY llsllgartcn
& &C. 20 unde-writc tho offering 90
stockholders Of additional amounts OF
first snd second preferred and common
stock voting trust certificates % the
Gulf states steel Company. has been
dissolved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
BAR SILVER RULES STRONG
Mexican Dollars Higher Now Than
Since Beginning OF Great War.

London. March 2S.-Bar silver was
strong and the price advanced = to
2Sisd per ounce to-day. The rise was
due 70 meagre stocks here and reported
buying By India IN China.
The sharp upturn IN the London
price for silver was followed by an ad-
vance IN IN, metal here yesterday.
dealers quoting 59A, cents an ounce, up
IL cents from Wednesday and tho
best price IN two years or more.
In sympathy with the rise in bar
metal Mexican dollars were quoted AZ
46ls 20 40. their highest quotation
since the beginning OF the European
war.
The sharp rise In silver in the last
day or two Is due 20 4 combination or
circumstances. Since the war began
here has been an increasing demand
for the metal from England and the
Continent for coinage purposes for the
use Of the soldiers IN tho field. More
over. China is said 20 have purchased a
considerable quantity OF the white
metal IN this market While demand
has been increasing the production OF
silver has fallen of owing TO the cur
tailmcnt Of the Mexican supply and
smaller production m the Cobalt dis
frlcf OF Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24

THURSDAY. MARCH %. 1916.
Trading bonds on the Exchange amounted
s93S
ago S2lisO0o Sl5O0OO lel5
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
STATE BONDS.
MUNICIPAL BONDS.

a. tl-s SY Canal 4 1901
q GOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
Sl25 INSPIRATION DIVIDEND
Wall Streets Most Optimistic Predic.
tions Realized.

The most optimistic predictions Of
Wall Street concerning the dividend
that would be declared by directors Of
The spiration Consolidated Copper
Company yesterday were realized upon
the announcement OF an initial quar-
terry distribution Of Sl25 a share. pay
able May ! 20 shareholders Of record
April =.
Inspiration Copper has been one Of
the most active stocks listed or the
exchange since the boom in the copper
industry was started by the war. It's
among spectators has been
accompanied bv numerous rumOrs Of
large eara.ngs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
CONSOLIDATED COPPER CO.

q Brosdvay Sew Nort March 20 1916
The Board = Directors o. the Inspiration
Consolidated Copper Company has declared
quarterly DIVIDEND " as per share upon
H. outstanding capital stCDA. payable on
Nav T. 1915. 20 stockholders - r~~ord a. me
lose q business a. 9 800 oc.oc. D.. m frl-
day. Aprfl T. 1875.
Tbe transfer hools uIl close a. O. 100
o'clock =. N. on FRIDAY Apr. Q. 1916. AMI
reopen a, 1000 o.clO-N q. no. on T-esdss
~" " AII.EN Trcas.ta-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

with the exception OF early IN The year.
since last November. while the pro
portion Of reserves 10 liabilities has
been gradually rising until 10 stands
at 2s.35 per cent a. the moment. com
pared with G7.46 per cent last week
the best tgure since the closing week
Of October, when the ratio was about
90 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
BELGIAN BONDS
FIRM in LONDON
Short Term Colonial Issues and
British Railroads Active
COnSOls Unchanged.

London. March q. The continued
Russian successes maintained a cheer
jul tone on the stock Exchange, but
he dealings we're comparatively quiet.
Rubber and oil shares were in demand.
and Rio TIntos jumped point on ey-
cellent earnings. Belgian bonds har-
dened. and short term colonial issues
and home rails we've active Gilt
edged securities and American shares
were dull and barely steady on a light
volume OF business. ConEols closed
unchanged az 81, the new war loan
unchanged a. e6s.
The Bank Of England shipped 600
600 IN severe G1s 20 Spain. 100000 70
south America. $4,000 20 the United
states and s25. 900 70 the Continent.
Heavy purchases Of Treasury bills TO
duced the supply OF money, although ,ne
government IS relending funds a.
quickly as possible Discount rates
were steady. Money loaned a, %
"a per cent Discount rates for short
and three months bills were 81, per
cent.
Gold premium a. Lisbon was $500
Paris. March 23.- Prices were firm on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent
rentes closed 10 centimcs higher. at
63 francs for cash
tzchange on London. Is francs Il
confines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24

Cotton ENrhange special Liverpool cables
spot cotton iu moderate demand sale. 100
bales. speculation and export. 900 Amer
lean. 5000. Imports ! 1000 American.
1000. Mid.upland. Esd. Future, opened
quiet a. ] point decline: closed steady At a
sod Nay-June, sod July-Aupust. Esd
October-November. 80: January-F ebruary.
lid. Marche ter Yarns dull but steady
cloths doll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
TX Movies"

7. was considered coincidence that
,5e break in Mexican Petroleum yes
,srdsv should follow the fssco OF
Wednesday evening when the com
rsny's motion picture flm Of its IA
nous glsher said 20 have cost $4,000
10 produce took fire while being run
a a. the Waldorf for the entertain
ment and enlightenment OF a number
Of friends Of the management. When
the stock was the weakest yesterday
somebody remarked that IL was selling
coy movies"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24

Claude ". Peter. who has been a.
ISOLATED with Hayden. Stone & Co. as
manager q their New York office, has
been admitted TO partnership IN the
new firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
COZ TIE

The coffee market was inactive. total sale.
amounting to 1900 hog- bu; prices we've
frmer. closing with net gains OF I'D 20 ID
noint. Oferings were very small through
,y, the day. and the market hardened
steadily ON buying Tor foreign account and
on local covering.
shipments of 100000 bags from Rio and
santos 90 the United States a. well as ship
meuf- ol 10000 to Europe. were Thought
10 eispeI fear. Of any shortage due 90 q
IacE Of tonnage. but they also showed that
Europe has been BUYING more coffee than
had been reported. and this seemed g. -tul-
late some confidence among local traders.
Cost and freight offer. from Brazil failed
10 refect an pronounced strength there.
however. 49, sale were made here of f."
thousand bag. consisting ~ santos '- 81
9tlr. London credits. snd RIO ~ e''c,
American credits.
The spot market vas very inactive. with
prices nomina!ly unchanged q, e',c for Rio
.. Range az price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

= dividend Of Two Dollars per share viii
p. paid on SATURDAY. April 10. 1915 To-.
,.ocEho.ders Of record A. she c'o,e - D.'.-
mes, on Friday. March 81, 1875.
G. II. MILNE. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

----------- =
Tue lNbEltNi'N ~, II' lltIt' ~
FORM " huh.t1 pa .lp p'''Nsht RI
'fe LAS OK tfF York STATE, 90 hefe'f
..i.t
~. 100 '"'' 30 'i' .l VIZ"
''ii par .l.p ~ .' .' -
'Ae p.'uc.pa place VI business - 70 -
4J-Ai'l - Nf' 1.iN .'' 49, ,..-,..-
t-I Ihe general HAL'I 'f me ou'lhtf
INTENDED 70 Dc ffaf't'''- .3 mar ~ 'Iai
oroNersge and comm .ss.on t4..le.' in,l.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
ORR

Tire corn ma-.ot vac woaA. and ~ 'Ho
cIose of .rc ia. value were + II, 81 no'
lo,..- 81 tle rlt-..uo decline price,. weU0
2i-(I4r q hl.uaI down fom tho U.rn point
Of Tue-dat md reflected moro hcarish son-
tinent in the trade Iu. chang oi feeling
ras been due 90 large stocks AZ Chicago,
where 10 is aid I.at cash interests wcr- pIao-
ine large GuanftieG of rorn m public eIefa-
tor. probably with a view OF delivering u on
MAJ contracts. and 70 less promising reports
regarding the domestic demand Tor some
time bulls have been laying stress on the &C
tive demand for cash corn for the msnutaet-
IRE Of alcohol. and II now develops that these
interests have been making largo purchases
of Kaflr corn for this purpose ~ moro at
tractive prices. In the local cash market
No yellow corn was quoted a. ele
Aau. NnrL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
CoTToNsEED OIL.

Inc market Tor cottonseed OIL vas nervous
sud price changes we're rather feverish.
rarlv M the day value advanced sharply
on GOOD buying. which was credited 20 re-
timing interests and shorts but. on the bulge.
,ncrc vas renewed profit taking. and the
market gave way and lost most Of the gain.
The close was irregular. With prices ranging
from D. points lower 20 points net higher.
Ean.e Of rrlces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
SUGAR FUTURES.

After opening quiet. 10 points lower
GOA sales Of $50 tons. futures hrmed Up
.erc.al points on support b. q leading Cuban
interest. and az midday trading became a
fttle more active. but the market was fever
ish and easily Influenced The market closed
irregIlar 10 points net higher 20 3 points
ret lower With sales for the day. 1850 ton-.
Rang ~ prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
BANK REPORTS.
HLFcE- or THE CONDITION oF THE
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY
OF the City OF New York

q, -c.e OF business on the 18th cay Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
SUMMONS.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
YORK COUNTY THE CITY Ma
--r1EAL BANK or III PASO. fisintlN.
sgaInst IIOVAL a. SMITH Defendant
SUMMONS.
-r, .rIIE ABOVE NAMED DEF EEDAN 4 --
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 20 az
.v.er the complain Id this action and 90
serve 2 copy ~ yuIr answer on The PLATA
ms Attorneys within twenty days stter
tle service o. This summons. taclusiyc OF
The DAY of service. aud .l case OF your
failure % appear or answer. Judgment will
- taken against you b. default Tor the
rel.t demanded 10 fhc ,owp' Amt
Dated Sew York February 18th. 1915
PARKER & AARON,
Plslntir. Attorn4y.
Once and Post once Address: No s.
BroadnaU. Borough Of Manhattan.
New York CTS.
To THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT.
HONAL 8. SMITH .--
The foregoing summons - served upon
0u by publication pursuant 70 al order
q Honorable EdV ard n Finch. or. % the
Justices % the supreme Cour, Of the state
u New York dated the Sth day OF March.
1916. and filed with the complaint in the
of'ce % the clerk Of the County 81 New
York e. the County Court House In the
Borough of Manhattan. Cify. County and
state % New York. on the 10Th day OF
March. 1915
dated. Ncv york. March is-h 1875.
PARKER 4 AAEo>.
ATTORNEY. FOR Plain'iN
o-os .-d rost Once Address. No o.
-I.s.. lio.ousN ~ Manhattan.
NeN lorA Ci-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
LIVESTOCK MARkET.
New York. March q. 1916.
BEENES.

Receipts. l.l50 head. mainly Tor slaugh-
ter There va. very little trade in live cat
tie Nth prices rated steady Dressed bee
was in fair demand a. iigif.e Tor CITY
dressed native sides
CALVES
Receipts D., head 81, on ssl, Prime
and chDicr Fsas acre ln hight s4ppb snd
stcad-. LIS sulcall-u a4c. were hare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
= r, W.. COPPER CouPANY.

NeW N0rE, MaI"h y W
Tia Ro.rl a Directors have thl. ta} Ie-
r...d = oy.rtcrly dividend 0l The Cap..a.
s.oes OF this Company Of THREE PER
cESr. 10 cents per share. payable APP
t.,h 1916. 20 stockholders ~ re- ord o. i4-
. 'o.. Of business on MONDAY Apri. vg4. 1910.
FRANK H. RUDE Treasure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24

7 ~ local market Tor spot cotton vas
steady ard unchanged. az re Tor middling
upland sales. 500 bales delivered on con-
tract 900 bales.
Receipts az the ports and interior points.
with comparisons. follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
In,nlrniIon Con.olidaIed Copp,f %.

NOT lCk OF AFFiNL NH t'f' .
t.o.l.e ls hereby given thai the AnhNai
tf.-,irr ~ The stockhoiderr % the lnspifs
Nan Corsoiifafsd Copper COMPANY VII %
LA a. ,re once Of tho Company ~ Wsffi
-t AYgu.fs Maine on Nondar. the
, f. eu,y.fo.ffh day - April 1915. ~ 40
.,.locg g. ~. for fh~ tfsusaC'ion ~ any ana
-u t.si,,ss that may come before me meet
t.|I.,1l,s ~. election o. directors
Inc tfaU,ffr boo<s will 10 closed 40 'hfes
..,.s,t T. 81 ora Frdsy April 7'1 1910. sn1
I'm b. rs0pers1 - 30 o.clDrf - ON lu''
G,14. ~ fb. Ioaf1 Of Directors
i -. ALLE.. ar-fc.hfg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24

Receipt. to-day. 21.i.l cascs. Ire.h-Gath-
cred. extras. dozen. 2-i,N43c: regular
packed. extra frsts. 2ia, u22c. frsts. 2in
q icc. seconds. POI, ~ 2O7.c. dirtio.. No !.
zoe No and poorer. l-dl9l!cs checks.
fair % sood. DRY. I6'odIs1ec. state. Penn
and nearby, hennery whites. tine 20 fancy.
IS IN 24c; ordinary 20 good, 20 ga &c .
gathered whites. ordinary 20 fine. - ga
g nc. Western and Southern. gathered
whites. :2H 2ac state. Penn and nearby.
hennery browns. 23G23c: gathered brown
and mixed colors, 2li sH22'ac: duck eggs,
state and nearby, Indian Runner. 3sd 40c :
Nd and Bait. selected. 35H51c; Western and
prime Southern. 33G34c. common 20 fair.
Southern. 30d &c; goose eggs. dozen. 15N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24

MARKET steady No Western. 'lo2 i
CHICAGO PRICES.


Tho -four market Va7 quiet. rit prices
,,crc abou. .tcadv. although buyer, were
ro' disposed 10 make liberal purchases a.
present levels 90 face Of the action ot wheat.
Rye FLOUR steady far 20 good 500
1lS525. choice 20 fancy. $500 5000.
COpNNFAI. quiet. Liiu dried. 81. BAG
MEAL steady. fine white end yellow. Si''f
coa-,e SIS. FEED-Cfv steady. ban.
bulk. S.e.-5. 100 10 sacks. $3.50. heavy
middlings do. $3.50 -four m'ddAngs do. So
. tesdy bran. 100 10 SACHS. S12.-5U 81. 30 /.
stAndard niddlings do. S23.1jU go dour
r~iddlings DO. 5000. red dog -four. 100 10
.aeLa sgf 500 SD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24

Paris Sending Gold TO London.
This weeks returns OF the Bank OF
Hg.and and the Bank OF France were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
PACIFIC COMPANY.

NOTICE or MELTING.
isj Bfos1ut}. SEES l0tk y. 7.
.,,tsi vs@tlrz ~ uo sf0ckh9.des % 80
e.-..a.,r p.~.~ Company VII - heiI o. tas o'r'
- ,lIs C9mps.f lr = .h1.ay.. I,1eit9- lolA'.
be.,..r-v o. "wednesday. April ,, 1916. Il
,l.lts o,c.oek noon. STANDARD umc. ~. ."e i...o'
q pu-posss. "
70 elect tfeer ulrr~tof'.
~ aI'hcrze. approve f4 m. 't' -
....lt,ss =, tiis company % tie psopertes ~ th.
I,,,srtor 4 W!Eabug Railroad 'ompMi' A'
,.gsI ,,oe4 % rAieh IS icV ofH'i t' MS
10 ,r,nu~ 81 f4-n o'ht' business 4. my
t.ssr~ cone bsfre me meeting. inclI.hs ths
,.'.-s,sI srd fIufcsiion - 81 irion ~ ne boifa
= 'B.re-tsrs a11 " tis Executive committee '..'
.I,,t ,nlu.! neelag q tho s'octhoiasss q ms
lsmparr. , a.. 49,. o.,
. ,,,.t,.f y ttr.t viii % cl0ief a. o'c!cch
% n IN Monday March o. 1919. sn1 VII q
..og.n,1 at 10 o'ci0ok A ". I"'''''' N'" y
t3.g
~ oar o. ne Board % Directors
Dsr1. IUViv ?. 1915 ,.-,,, s.......,
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~
POTATOES Bermuda. so. J. tbl.. s-U
$3.50: No. :. 5000. No 3. S5as5.50. Fls.
new. No Z. s-Tg.50. 30. ! 81. so. 3. $3.50
tts-- Main, b,,' fs0-ib. En- --less.. f6.-
h. bag. S3.63Ts3.1s: Penn. lsslb bag.
S3.5o0s8.65. Long Island. bulls Is0-lbs.
S425: bbI. or Bag. 50. state and Western,
ls9-lbs.. S3.50H $500 i5s-io. beg. s3.'014
$3.50. l50-.1. bag. S2.-jn $3.50: Western.
s-.-5uS3. Jersey. I65-lb. bag. S2.eOUS3.l0.
Southern. late crop. biol. OF bag. S2U s2.15 A.;
Potatoes. Jersey. basket 60cq$l Delaware
e. d9l bsn,5e. 81 -u5sg. Ga. ~ SOFAS !.
Caf s1-smsi. ARTICHOkES. cal. French.
drum. S25Dl .a.-- b1N. 81 .50lIS3.I so.
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Orleans. hs... s-50uSa BROCCOLI New
orrIsai1s. bib. f'aiii BRUSSELS
BEANS. Tla. wax. basket. S-.25HS4;
creen. 81 o-lJs4-0. moor Si0S2. Bermuda
Fsva D. crate - -01 q. -5. BFFTS Od.
III. or bag. Sin3t.z5: $. C.. 100 bunches.
s8nS4. Fla.. crate, SIdSi.z5: New Orleans.
BIOL. efTf5: 100 bunchee. S31iS3.5O: Ber-
g. 500s3. BAG sgusZjO: lO0-U. bag. $3.50
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BerrIuda. craft. sl0sIa5s CABPAGES
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81. CAPRAGf SPROUTS New Orleans.
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crate SZHsz-5. i0.irrl crate. Si.25Hs225:
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basket. SlHsl.-U: New Orleans. Dbl. SIS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-24

The Guaranty Trust Company with
drew from tho Sub-Trcasury $4,000
In gold coin.