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a PAYING DUTIES BY BANK CHECK How th Ntw Law Will Fret Import Transactions of a -Trying Incumbrance. THE WAY IT IS DONE NOW Ksea a Mltllo. OafUrg Dally 0pn at D'arwlflfj It Owl Cvtry Nlatt. Tb rajtl law that t-erraJls th (rwii ef cki-mix t'l iitmI far. oe data by iMM certified beak M(lM ee.ne OO JkM 1.

ever a c-atory. fra lias to tM. ti pftttok for fari.tteim- in kuMM ef collaring IO NetlaMtaJ r- IMftt fc.S dlerfOeOloaa. eWJ te re aossa for coalining fee reajvlr. not 11 tfc.y ba.

(- wit -r. aad SV lun year g-aid. base bewa brui th-n th reason wby bo ta-wabr-t with toe ttttitlC ml ol of pojrnven that tl be. ttil la Impose tot to et to lew Tk t'e'id ntetse receive h. c3tors tat! oetata ove-r yearly apnea as eras tkor.

Mj I totem! rin4 rveerty 2.iiiMU' th average. TXut avahee a dollar In aoay thai baa had bo actually turned eraer aad kept temporarily enjt of clrrola-I km. Ii Ikim up Jw t4 mora la w-e day after dif fir j-ertng cuilom d-fjae aloMi. For Mar yemr ther bnt la prae-C at thai tolled Mjb-Treasarr York a stem MliUwM by Treasury Deprtnvent ru that did vitk nek of tn lironinltDr of lha I flea-CD law that the fltate could only gl ita reeatpf that releseee nverrhaAdls ft ant lha custom In r.amnt of mh. Thla we tha arrangement, that wCI still tn tetlm until Jufta 1.

by which Tvk taka ry bvatnaaa mors-taa tka Kut-Traury a amrunl of caaa to Mtt tha day' cttatoma prmnta ef thlr rutomr. and thn cartlfy rfcarka axinal thta fond. tamU ort reipt to proor check, thm Iny putfr rixrn hU rlft for a ta-( payment at i r.n ta bw combaraotna rrinnnml. antrraU Into only aa an rcnminortKlxn to tha tmminrm pvb lk-. Ijvraiin thr rov.Wl kfUlr rtM by tha Altnt Tfurf for wv iy on IT af1 ri-wl irrrnini io iun cait.

aM. -tUo aa hawl not ha fij jnai urir.a ir. in- tww i JT. Vh.T.M.lr mark la draoa ir lha balanc rr-dit-d to tb. bank an tha tnad.

la tbla ZZ' y- I aara twra a mWr of tna Claarlad I Jlauaa Aaaoriatlon rt Nw York, and aa I Urtmaaaa tirhim of rharki lakaa niaca Wrrf kaa nat acaJnat iaa fetardia dally, la wbU tbo ab-Traaury la In- Hal c-aMmay. rvtaU aWr la aata. at Ttur4 ItmtM Thouib ruiiwni pJ mania r- Aia. rmr af loaiA 0trac taaaa ra.h. lha OMarnmant baa really m- r- I- rhrka in ML-naat ff aad T.

OaMia. (JoX. Aaaata aaUatatad at tka Tha ri-tlr ha tan to taaa IM i rhark. If tha Impnriar d-irl. and out It nu (Ua Oarlni lloua fr collortum.

aovl. whan tha actual cat rnw la bajwl. fa laaaa tha r-at( fr lha duiiaa. In to nuttrna charka hun4r4 of ota-ara ara caut oit and dally hr tha rtavamnvnt. ta tamni by i dlahora-laa; afota of ail kinda.

In rra of tmAm (rum National bmtlka. Ar. Thaaa rhocaa ar draft com from all oarta eft ho raanirt nacotlatloa rnka fr rnt'rtloa i br-via tba Yora n-r1n ovia. It la aachanaa -r char.t tr.at ra'iaa tha oallr K. I Tr'irr wbU-b la uauaily a OV-'t UUnra.

Tha xainiaMUr of Iba nwtoma fand br tha kjtil Unit at tha llun-Trawaury baa twt no ahwt a mutton dollara la t.tl I. dra.mr dutll. I ".7. m. Zl at tb ll of Jaaa.

tha fad a11l ba a- ry and t-rol- a IMrJ a doffara lo artif i-d rborba ba I art ld to th liaf rlaruff ef tha lob- Traaatjrr T.a (txai will ba aTp i i aa. r.iMaa raai I wttnoart at'tay. Tftr aa ill oo. In ot-b'. to l.t-Traiui r.

arhara i- 1 att-d fwal.a to cor a.l al.l to Uauad. day tbo aati raant aattH Iho bojika tl bo al tn lartr llivjaa. It awl frao upward of fO.Ujut.M4 a day to caoaral rtrrtOatloa. PHILADELPHIA PRICES. 5 la a 7aarA rmUMIIIIll.

May t-WWa It 0arad UVal mH aamina aaa ma la t-f i of tbo aatftaarur atla aanaba a tin tba rfeaa a ri aa tin iaa faaa. af Iba twat raiiaay la. ba mb at a alaara wbat 1 aiaaca aaat aad tbal aay aM at awaa aaaara. if ant aa aataiaraatiaaT anavrbat aa a.partaarad niy bay. Tba fbraataaoa) Mdailaf af ta labnr ainwat aa a fa-t nr la bM'aaT ta aiwiMab lm hmm at 4 raa aaa oaairMtir taaa a- by ar ar baara mt k.

T- H- a aala aaT tba laiaar bad baaa raw ooroad ba tba aattx a rpjCKa "-a. Ifc. t-o. taat i in, war. w.

a 1 'aumt 14 I I I IT a IT ifia eiaal iL avav Al t' ik-iMrai Arai iv Sa Aap.t bl'a tia X. A SI r. w. I V. alay af it a -a.

it x. t. a MININO STOCK QUOTATIONS. Jfrraaf A 7U Ttmtt. AX A Nl'IACO.

May m-Tba aCTWlal aXaata aoataaa 1 1 auatag otorba war aa fa liana: aRa JaxVa .13 'bola-tf .11 oa l- aaa. r.kar I Can. aa Tir aa a tvairbar. hnl.ka raia.aala arw Coo 3t l-n-aw aiaf 3 Cnxrvbaara aT batrbar -t orn. lai.

a Tf.li.1, atarra '-a- Lai i "a a aa Oa Jtata A arraaa. jl.ija aii-rar bora. JJ. RaaXraa aalra. fTVat anna a-ra, I aaa aoL pi 2i.S par cane araaalaav TOjrorAU.

ao Miaa.taa ra fc.W.l Mafaf.M Hr.raai iVaa .1 i iaaba Va. larar bt joaana 'r rf Vavab atar Hllaa ll.ua faa aaa awaavbail 1" oa WaH Ka.1 at l.aa Aaaa 1 Mala tu 1 l-aak at rvaaa. aa Tiaaaa Caaa Cowition tba Traaawry. Mar tbo bocta. rtrf af buaicaaa to-day tba corid.lioa af tbo CvKaaj btabr-a Traaarary waai Wi rl.nc UUva tri Traaarrr oTTVoa.

tTX tc To bavaka aad paUipptaa) Traaa aar-r, AJJ tbo R'aI Kalavnraj tb (caaraj road 4 raaatt y.aHaralar vara Ta ft wS alatnranMfH( af fiJraHcU. ta rfala a faral yaar ba fn i l.i.n 'nn I Cl at ttto Wat yar lu f.f uraa arariwto laj Caaavl aad yvktvjo 4 tt Uaaaavct maa i A Patnek-Orbaoa DtaTTOla. i It. iaaaaaa Oa 7 4 Iaa ri tiZ. i a.

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laA Ttll 'bHaLii i.ii a iS fail, Mararaa-. atarrtnUlaa. uTl tiw ra J-. al-Naaa. bank.

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aaanbl at AX xx TTTE NEW YOKE! TIMES. SUNDAY. MVY 7. 1911: XX a 1 GRAIN ON FARMS IN CANADA. Prcntjg of th Cfp Mild by rV4wcr Tha a In IttO.

Canadian fanara tld at tha fcaa of Uarrk X1CLU bwatal of wboat out of tfca'r la.3.aiM-bwaal rra of isno. bica Urw emu osajnai l8 eC tha fas at tb aaaaa parted Ut Of lha total fraafcatcBOWta ad Albarta bald Z7.atC.OJJ baaU aad Caitarto kwhrk tba mail raiwtndar balafr bald ta (ba Marlflma rinxtiKaa aad Q-xbac Laot ytar rra? tu botk and )aaa eeov aiatalr awrrbaalabta taaa that of tk t-iowa yaar. Of tba barvaat of ifO tbU ta fCST par caaf. waa arataat par raat. of Xaat oraaaci'a croL Tbo Mat laptaat crop, oat a.

abowa a oaaaUar taailtr oa baad thaa ta tba pro. tlav yaar at tha aad of March, aad tba arciitaco of tba crop bald la alao omaD ar. Tba oata ytald la ISld aa CXoOlOOO ixMhala. aa-aiaat aM.VW.mo ta 1 300. and tba arcaatAaa anarchaatablo aa M39 pr rat acmat Pa par cant, ta tba pro- loa year.

Tba aanowat of oata oa band at tba od of Marrb XZlKX.nn bab la la yaar'a crop, or par coaL. arlaat lll.rja rrn baabala. or par tut, out of Iba lino crop bald at thia tlav taat jrar. l'arlr aaarkatabla to tbo astaat of VXta par rant, vat of tbo crop of Xl7.0rO bnal aalnat a parrantaao of tC97 pr rent, markatabla. out of lJTa crop of KMai) buahala.

Tbo quantity oa band at tba aad of March a-aa SB 1 aa-alnat aal par cant, on baad at tbo and of March bvat yaar. Ibo enarcbantablo yVU of com laat yaar aa ua par cmt. of tbo crop: of borhwboat. and pr of potato TT.JI; of umlpa. aad otbar roota, Ian par and of bay aad cJorar.

8A.T2 par caaC Tbaao flcuraa ara naarty tdanU-cat with tboaa of taat yaar. Tba quantiliaa on baad at tbo and of March waro ap- pr aimatrlr tba aamo la both yoara ax rapt that potatoaa thla yoar ara SO. cnimo boabala taaa. aad bay aad dorar 2.X4.0 toaa mora. Tbo par rant, condition of Uto atock on farma ar-d rancbra ta noarty tbo aama for both year, bot to a Iittto bUbar for an claaaaa thla yaar.

For tbo raapacttro yrara 19 1 and 19K baraaa ara SO.T7 to laiPt mtlcb cow a ta.st to fits, otnar cattlo to 86. an. ahoep KS.T7 to 9Z43. aad awlna 94.36 to OS. 77.

BUSINESS -TROUBLES. WALTCR HTXROIl MACOMBKR af 4S Wall IHrav. wha aaa ini Kuui'f a a Oob4 Oa- tmnmmat of a aranalnaat taahlna nrm. aaa na4 a aatlltoa. -with ItablUtMa of aaa aa in Anwi iha mtfitora ara ftanaaaa $uO: a.

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B. At. R'mteik. Il.ono; M. B- rhapla Ckara KM4r.

(VuO; Mttcaail t-airtak. 3. aad r. O- Habatar. IajOl MAX n.

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p. Tor TUa Caaapaay. M-IOm. aad AaaJ HARDIN It AT COMPACT. A oatttloa ta A OA MO a try A aatlttea ftkad aaabaat Mania V.

tajaia. Oataa boat: aa M. V. 4iaa A lobaaooL aiatb Ayaaa. by Caartaa iefcawtoa.

a aradiLor. for liu Aaawia Miiaaua at ku TAfBIR a UtYT. aVaalara In avm' tea (a. at a Nainaa atraa; acbaauMa aama liahUiikaa af IT.aia aad aaana at M.au7. ruaatatia ar atara.

J.auo. aaa caatv. J. UIIM ntCIEK- A aatlltaw baa I aaiaa Joaa rratar. Mailanair rtlad aru- 9 Uaatuifca ibava.

at aa Uraa. raa Apval. a cradltar. far ILJuU. ra.MJ.

avaa an na t.Max Oat af Ta ftOoTOtt. May a A aaatary aaxitlaa ta -rr aa fikM br Omar K. Hrar a M.iriia. a naaai Hla la twnilaa ara at I la. oca.

a whtck rW ara ao aaa A ta-w a i aaa iaa K. K. ira.t fllad a aalaalary baaaraptrj Jadaaaaata. Tbaaa draaata for aaa aaa ta atara tbaa 1100 aara fllad raatarvlay. tba flrat aaaaa tmg that mg jm atia: j.r Cndloatt Oa Afcaaa CJ.

iilmllk. Aj ttrnir. kVtrar C. a tl, aaaant tar. una.

-TMawatar Hvibiiaa caoaa. 1. Cbaraaa. Mas. aaauatatraiar Xaafald.

aaata. lu Ovaraaa. Kan a aaw. raata. 100.

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Kdoard. at ab a. WalaifM al. laO. rartor.

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1 10O. Uaata, A iliiaaa J. a. Mairuaua at al. Ho.

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l.Jal. Itaatauar. Ilaary Kbora (tat. ftf al TbWaaua BWUaV. tea raoia.

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Atza. K.Ut. Mirbaat at aL Maaaaa ttaak. tl.tOa. Kara barbara.

twalaamla aad Marry 1. rwtTaa at al. Iac. rrara C. OUbart.

MAS. itaikt. at ai. Kaiaa la aaar naaj ua- lata Ca l.ltl. MaMa I ia.

iwniatl, a awai laAa W'ra. fatrtrk If. Vaab at at. lit. Kkaflar.

bwarlaa K.D. Hrat SlaS. ara. taUctoA. acbaaafg.

III. Btwibaica. A4a II at ai Rkiaalaadar Itaal ltata a. II. ti.

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at aL If aa Baak. ivau. rtaaaaartlaa Oa. rbtntpa. fUlt Hi aa FIMa Ca A Marat.

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I-Vka a otlartod aata aaa a to. Tba rtrot aaaaa aa tbat af tbo Aaba ar. tba rial aa laat af tba tbo data OUR CAST-OFF SHIPS FOR, LITTLE HAYIES Craft ObsoUta for. Us Ara Well Suitad to South American Countries. 43 OF OURS ARE WORN OUT Covarnmant Would Oat Batttr Priets Thla Way Than by Breaking Than Up for Junk, Ship Broker.

A Mart. So rapidly do Itnprororeanta follow ona opoa tbo otbar tbat tbo Ufa of a warship la a aavy Ilka tbat of tbo Unit ad Statea La laaa tbaa a docada. Dattlaablpa llko tba Mlaaourl and Ohio, built raapacUTaly la la aad laot. oach coatlns mora tbaa alrrady ar In tha down and out cUaa. aa ar tha crulaera blTlwaukaa aad Cbarlooton.

coram laatooad In aad 1UC. aad coaUec a3.aVO.Za and f3.rcn.4U rrapoctlraly Tbia rapid raatlna" aal da of ablp la not duo to dapraclaUoa or waar aad taar. Tba ablp ar aa snood aa whan lauachad. Ibair runs aa paaatratlac and tbatr armor aa protocfJv. But ca war armor oa nawar ablp baa raadarod Lb air suaa waalaaa.

and nawyy kw bay mado their armor bo kracrr aerrlcaabla. No loogar would tbay aarva aa llama ef df rnao la battlo with auch a tvatloa aa tbo L'nltod Btata would ba likaly to maat. and aa a raault forty thro oblpo ar now oa tbo obaolat Mat aad will bo aoid. or. may ba mad for tar.

Vats. Uk tbo old battleship Taxaa. Aa a raault of thla thrra baa sprung tip tbo buataaa of Lha batUoablp broker, whoa efforts ar directed to oupplytn narlaa to email natloaa. and It baa proved a profitable on. Tne oia snipe are taoucht on tbo basis" of tbelr value aa Junk, and after being repainted ar sold to tbo little countriee of south America.

who are unable to pay the prices for new ships and ar perfectly satisfied with our discard. Down In South Brooklyn oo broker now baa tb Detroit for sale, while the VI c- Pberson la also under.uinj- change neccs. aary ta put her In marketable ahapo. Tb Detroit, a fourth- claas cruiser, which coat Sl.133.ua9 to build, waa sold last De cember for by the She. was built In Baltimore about seventeen years ago, and bad a speed of 21 knots, then nearly tbo limit.

Bhe waa In Lba harbor of Porto Cabello, Vene.uela. during the battle between tb forces or Oenerale Pared as and Castro, and her hospital corps did much to aervo tb wounded after tb bombardment of the town. After tearing Yenesuela. tb Detroit waa sent to Nicaragua to protect tbo Interests of Americans living In Bluaflelda at tb lima that Oen. Torre and bis revolu tionists were making trouble for tb Oov-eanment.

At tba. aim of tb Brazilian rebellion tb Detroit waa atrtpped for action by Admiral Benbana la tha barber or Rio da Janeiro, and bis prompt action brought Said ana da dam a to hla senses. Brasll la one of the countries that Just now ar la need of trigger navies, and un der tb circumstance It would be appro priate that aha should get tb Detroit. Tbo BrmaiUaa navy constat of only three battleship and three cruisers, and tb newest ef these waa built la 1907. Tb Argentine Republic baa only three battleship and fire cruiser.

Her beat ahlpe ar fifteen years old. Ecuador's navy consists of a transport and a tor pedo launch, tb combined crews number ing only 130 men. Costa Rica has a single gunboat and has many torpedo boats. while one battleship eleven years old and six cruiser defend CbllTa 2.500 miles of coast Una. Tba Columbian aavy Include fir crula era.

three gunboats, one transport and wo turn. Tbe negro republic HavtL melnta aa Six third claaa rrulaar. lvm haa three crulaera and two Iran a ports, and Paraguay a elnsle dlapatrh ablp and two troopahipe. Even Mexico la eadlv In need of floating defenses. Hay navy Is limited to two little dlapatrh boats, a steel training ablo now twenty rears old.

and four small gunboata. Among atx-h countries as thee the brok ers are aeeking their market. Tbelr only ear Is tbat the United riietee Government may see iho good thing which they ar nursing and go after It. Kven tha obeo-leta old Texas, alx teen years old, and oseleoa ta us. could have put any five of the navies of our southern neighbors to flight or to the bottom.

Cseleaa as shs waa ta us. In a navy tbat mlarht bo called upon to maat modern ah'po In battle, she would have been a Godsend to any" one of tbe South American countries. When she was blown to pieces It rauaed the brokers genuine grief. The brokers maintain that to sail the battleahlo fo other countriee caa do no barm to us. while It guarantees a la rarer return than to sell hern with the understanding, aa Is aome-Iraee done, tbat they ara to ba broken nn for Junk.

A first rate country, of course, doesn't want made over ah pa." asld ona ef the contractors yesterday. but the second and third rale power would find them bar gal na. In fact, to use them In this way a tb only thing that ran be dona. Tb engines In old warships are entirely too heavy for merchant ahlpe, aad tba holke. being of steeL are too eery for any uee whatever.

It had bean suggested that some of the larger blpa. battieahlps and cruiser be used as forts for roast defense. This plan miini do TeasiDie. out If never naa tean triad and would a doubtful attwrlmanL It is maintained that to sink the shin on a bed of spUea. driven to refusal, will nve tn guns a I Iran oei.

and with a little heavier armor on the turrets they old be orac-tlf-all Immeanable to at. ack by aea. Tsar could nor aink. and ke argument 'a that thus the Government rould be able to strengthen the an. rroeches to Its cUles at a very little ex-nenee.

Tbe en at naa could ba removed and dtapoeed of aa junk before the veaael waa em placed, which would allow plenty of room for a garrison In the ship fort. These sblp forts. It Is satd. might be used as outposts for. such forts aa Hamilton and Lafavetta.

Of course, the contractor feel that a larger cash return to tbe Government is more deal able, and It benefits their business aa well. Oermany haa absolutely refused to sail Irs obsolete warship, preferring to sustain tbo total loss to allowing another nation to obtain the reenlte of Ita work yards. Great Britain. France. Italy.

Ruaeta. Spain, and other nation a all have many worn out fighters, aad If hose Governments can bo made to see thtnrs the war wa do the SHislneos of the bettleahip broker will be a thriving one." Ia tbo lateet report of tb navy the ship ar cliassd as obsolete: netUeeklr Alabama. nHnoU. Indiana, laws. ILeeraarsa.

Kentacky. Maine. Maaaav eaaaet'a. Mlinui-L Obl. Oraen Wlaaaa.

a. Tal laaaaaa. LIT.lle. Total ouot, seavrza, Craiaaaa. Prenktym.

New Tartt. PC Loat. Oaa.fi aatoa, Milwaukee. Total loniiaaa, eS 4tO. Total coat.

fXXtVl JTi MaaJtara. Mooaaaark. Monte-ray. Parltas. Tacrar.

Cbeyeaee. Oaark. Ta 11a ha aaa a. Taa Yolavl thenar. AV TaaaJ oaat.

llSeTt.iaa. laatairil tValaai a. Allarta. raxhlmnra. ea.ua.

Otaraaa. Oadaaail. Calwmbta. Mar-blabaaj. laaaaaa.

la. bantaoaarv. Myapla. ybllafalabta. Raka-aX Baa Praaw-taea.

TataJ aaaaa ara. Aa.al. Tacal coat. SIXtaM T2. Oaabaata-faaaatsa-taaa.

CaatHaa Cio a 1 MaaavU-a. Tatal laaxaaga. a.bOg. -TataJ eaaf. rS.rrl.AtX Thus It Is seen tbat In tb five classes of atOpa ease i too ad.

a total of 3TB. Xa iaa. coating tbe UertrBBaat I lii ldlwC to baald. are awaiting dlapoaal, except tbe laatrctT. wntca has beoa aold.

Tb lloaton aad Cetaeord ware advartlaad for eaJe re-reatty bat tbo bade war ao araall that tbay War raat out and tb ahlpe ware turned over to Plate naval raaerre. Tb eel of tbe Ortrolt and McPheraon. bowarvr. baa opened tb now Industry, aad With this aM llet II la tinrall la ik.i cast-off sMp of the V'nited ftate anoa aar bo tb stars of Lba narlaa af littiaa lona. I GRAND TRUNK'S TERMS.

Condition Under Which It Obtained an Entrance- Into Providence. NEW HAVEN. Conib, May Vice-President E. G. Buckland of tb New York, New Haven Sk Railroad Company, who bad diarg of the Interests of that corporation In connection with tb Grand Trunk's proposed entry Into Providence, to-day mad this statement: Aa a result of tha recent legislation, tb Grand Trunk naa been permitted to com In Providence upon the term demanded by tb New York.

New Haven Hartford Railroad Company, to wit: that tber shall bo no crossing of Its tracks at grade, and tbat there shall be no us of ita terminals. From tb tlm when the Grand Trunk in iv iw nm asaea for a cnarter tn jew York. Now Haven St Hartford Railroad Company officials stated that the giving of auch a charter would not ba optoeej. but that such company muat provide Its own terminals, us Its own tracks, and avoid any grade crossing. This was apparently agreed to by th Grand Trunk.

but at thla session of th Legislature of Rhod Island iland It- attempted to obtain leslng. and through th Influenc ty to acoulr th right to oner grade creasing, of tbe cl ate over th New Haven company a tracks. Th Legislature has refused to grant either of those requests, and the only obligation which the New Haven com pany bas been required to assume la to so to It that tb cost of the line which avoids a grade crossing ahall not exceed the coat of th line which Involve a grade croaalng." Old United States Bonds Redeemed. Tb latest monthly, statement" of the pulllo debt of tb United State shows that during April bonds to th amount of 12.800. upon which Interest bad ceased because tb bonds matured year ago.

were presented for payment. Despite th efforts which tbe Treasury bas made from tin-a to time to gather "In all bonds of th Issue which have matured tber ar a considers bl number of auch bonds which still remain outstanding. Of th Uau which matured In 1007 ar still outstanding, and the total of thla public debt, on which Interest haa ceased, amounts to ft.0O3.9ia Included in this ar some bond of enHy Government issues which matured as long ago as ISfil. Of all the Irnties I'sted. among these bonds uion which Interest has ceased.

Ibo ore of which the smallest amount Is cetstandlr-r In the loan of 1KU. which was extended at 2 per and called for payment la lfXa-. Only of this issue remains unpaid. DIVIDENDS DECLARED I Note. Where the closing of the books of a company occurs on a Saturday Ua Shares, if dealt In on tha Stock Kxcoanga.

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Cleveland Ac Pittsburg Clev. As Pitta. sec. stock, (qusr.l... Cripple Creek Central pf.

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Address FOURTEEN DISMISSED BY APPRAISER BIRD r. Month's Vacation Given to Them, and They Are Told They Need Not Report 'Again. CONSOLIDATION OF SERVICE Official Statement That There) Is No Longer Any Work for 8omo Unfortu- nato Clerks and Examiners to Do. Fourteen- of tb TOO clerks and ex amine rs In th United States Appraisers' Store at Washington and Christopher streets. when they drew their aalarlea al fj V5 aMn re.

tb cashier's. window reeterday. noon, re ceiver aaailionaa envawvara luuuaui, from Appraiser Francis "VY. Bird stating that they might take a month vacation. beginning Monday, after which they need not.

report. back; to. their old. duties. This action on th part of th new Appraiser, coming- within a month after.

bis appoint ment, caused some surprise, and tha news aoread through th building rapidly. if he had fired as outright," aald one of th unfortunate ones 1 yesterday. we might have known tb reaaon this arbitrary action. But when we went to se the Appraiser about It and asked him why he discharged us, ha said that wer not being discharged, simply given a leave of absence for the good of the service." even tried to cheer us up by saying that tt would be easy for us to get other Jobs, and that we would have a month' time to look around for some thing which would be A aeries of waves of uneasiness haa passed through th Appraisers Stores sine th resignation of, George W. Wan maher and the supplanting as Appraiser of th Port of New York of Francis W.

Bird. It has been generally understood that several resignationV uad been called tor. and It has been repeatedly announced that a general reorganization, based on the findings of the Cummings Commls ac Bits. Oaea. July June 15 Julv 3 June June June June Holders of record AprlL2s Holders of record May 10 Holders of recof May 10 Holders of record May 17 Holders of record.

April 29 Holder of record April 20 Holders of record May 31 Holders of record April 2D Holder of record May -5 Holders or record April 22 June 15 July 1 Holders of record April 29 April 29 May 1 Holders of record May 18 Mar 15 June 1 May 10 May 10 June 10 May 18 May 81 May 10 July 1 May 15 May 15 Juno 1 Juno 1 May 13 Holders of record April 22 June 1 Holders of record Mar June 1 'Holders of record May May 15 Holders of record May June 15 Holdera of record Jun STOCK. May 10 Holders of record May May 29 Holders of record April 29 Juu 1 May 16 June 2 Juno 1 May 18 Juno 2 -May jo xioiaers or record May Msy lO May Hi April 14 May a April 14 Way 3 June 21 July 1 May 6 May 18 May 18 June 2 May June 2 May 19 May 29 May 19 Msv 13) June 'M May 15 Jun 1 Jun 1 Jun 1 -June May 15 June 1 Holdera of record April 2 Holders of record May 13 Holders of record May 13 Holders of record May 8 Holders of record May 15 May May 21 May 9 May 21 May 8 May 18 May 18 June 7 Holders of record May 15 Holders of record April 29 Holders of record April 30 April 2 May 10 Holders of record May 17 June 1 May June May May May June June May May May 15 1 20 20 15 1 1 15 Id lO June 15 June 15 June 15 noioers or recora jti Holders of record Mar SI June June 1 "Holders of record May" 15 1 Holders of record Mar May 12 Holders of record Mav 10 Holders of record May 25 Holder of record May 10 May 12 Juno 2 June 1 Juno 1 Jun 1 Mar 13 nolders of record Mar. 8 May 15 Juno 15 "Holders of record June 1 Juno 15 "Holders of record June 1 jun i. Holders or record May 19 May June June Aug. May May May May 31 1 1 1 15 15 15 15.

Holders of record April 29 May 15 June 1 May 17 June 2 July 15 Aug. 2 April 25 May 16 Holdera of record April 29 Holders of record April SO May 5 May 18 May 19 May 24 Juno 0 Juno 21 May 5 May 16 Holdera of recor-" June 15 Holders of reord May 3 May 5 May 18 Mar 3 Mav "4 June 15 June May 15 July 1 May 25 May ID May 14 May 15 "Holder Of record A nril nn May 15 Holdera of record prll 29 May 31 15 15 1 15 1 lt Homers or record May 1 Holders of record April 29 Holders of record May 10 Holders of record May 15 Holders of record May 1 Holders of record May 25 Holders of record AdHI 22 May May June May June May May May April 29 May 16 1 Holders of record April 29 June 29 June 1 June 1.4 May 29 May 1 May 1.1 May 15 Holders of record April 2ft May 15 May May Ifl May 15 Holders of record April Su i a a a a sion. which worked over tb accounts the former Ann raiser all laat Summer the instance of Secretary of th Treasury MacVeas-h, would be effected. At the offices or the Appraiser, an official admitted ths.t th report of th Cummings Commission afforded th ground of dismissal of th fourteen clerks. When Appraiser Bird waa asked about the matter, however, he aald that th commission had nothing whatever to do with th matter: that tt.

men were leaving oa his. own recommendation entirely. The good- of th aervic required -It. v. .1,4 -rwt as-sainst soma ox the men there is absolutely no complaint h1; vtr.

Against thera of the number It fr hut ther ara not Ulg HtW 1W UUa a a.a... Whn asked to glva a reaaon for bis action be made thia runner iiieunuv. A reorganisation of. tha clerical force of tha Appraleer-a oftlce will ba made, to take affect Jionoay. May 8.

In tha past conalder-: able clerical work In oonnacUon with the trsnamlasioa of Invoice from and to tlie examiners has been dona both ta the divla-' Ions and la tbe Invoice bureaua, which hss Involved a keeptn of a eeriee of records which were largely duplications of each other. Hereafter, virtually iU of this work will be dona in the Invoice bureau, thus dispensing- with the needless duplication of u'ta'axpected tbat this change will result la cxpodUI-g the passage of Invoices rroro and to tha examiners. Ther has been In tha past too great delay, due to tbe hold- tntr-up of tha invoices, while two separate-records ware made, in the' transmission of Invoices to tha examlnsrs and from tha ex- eminers to the collectors. By tha consoll-dstlon of tha work and tha elimination of tha extra records, a larg-e part af tha delay, ran ba obvlxtea. At tha same time a number of additional clerks have been assigned to work with the examiners ao as to relieve the examlnora of clerical work and enable the latter to devote their entire time to their proper duties of examination and Thla bas bean dona without' tha aopoiat- -meat of additional by assigning to tha examiner clerks who heretofore have been engaged in making records tbat have bean eliminated under tba new plan.

This will result not only In tha more prompt areas' a of Invoice throtjgii thla office, but In mora accurate work by tha examiner. Tha consolidation Of tbo clerical work in tbe Invoice bureau and the elimination of useless records will so reduce tha amount of clerical work required to be done that tha services of tour teen clerks will ba dispensed with. When asked whether this reduction of the force was in accord with the civil service laws. Appraiser Bird answered in me ai irr mauve. "-mere simply is no work for thorn here," he added.

The salaries of the clerks who have thus been dismissed range from $1,000 to $1,400, and some of them have seen years of service with the Government. None of the very elderly men, however, la In cluded in tiie numoer One of the examiners who has been many years in the service, when asked his opinion about the changes going on In the Custom Appraiser's DeDartmenL satd Tha one great fault of the appraising system at this port-is that it expects In one examiner an expert knowledge of merchandise, honesty, and sobriety, a legal mind, the special qualifications of a regularity, and all for th munificent salary of per annum. Many of the examiners of mer chandise are grinding away for dear life each day oa mai when they should be free to assess values. In many of the divisions there Is a constant effort to break records in the amount of invoices passed, which, to say the least. Is not conducive to thorough work, nor does it protect the revenue.

At least- twentv additional examiners are needed in this department, who would lighten the burdens of the present force, thereby enabling thn men to become expert In reality. More examiners max en tail an extra expenditure of $50, tx an nually, Dut tnis would onset Dy increased valuations, which. In turn, means to the Government more duties. These additional men wou not only make up their salaries, but would add to the revenues, which the present overworked force cannot-effectively do. Another discouraging feature Is that the openers, packers, clerks, and assistant Appraisers are constantly having their salaries increased, wnue tne examiner, the one'man who la always heid respon slble.

Is rarelv reimembered. If the examiners of twenty years ago were worth ,..) salaries, -then in to the increased volume of busi ness and other facts, the present exam- iners ougnt receive n.wt) per year. FCBLIC HOTICEI. a- fCONTBACT -CATSKILL aoueduct. Sealed bids will ba received by tha Board of Water Supply, at Its offices, seventh floor, 163 rsroaawsy.

iNew 1 otic, until 11 A. 51. on Tues. day, Msy 18. 1911.

for Contract S3. for tba construction of a portion of the city tunnel of the Catakill aqueduct- a circular tunnel tn rock 15 feet Inside diameter, and about 21.S60 teat long. From the northerly end of tha worn In Tonkers. about 200 feet north "of the New ork City line, between Jerome and Mt. Vernon Avenues, tha tunnel Una extends In a general southerly direction tbrougb tha Borough of Tha Bronx, under a an Cortlandt Park and Jerome Park reservoir, and thence beneath the Old Croton aqueduct and Aaueduct Avenue to Burn side Avenue, near University Helrhts.

Tunnel construction will ba carried on through five anaits, spaced irom s.ouo to o.ouo Teet apart. and varylns- tn deoth from 213 to Zto test. At tna aoova place and time tna bias wui ne publicly opened and 'read. Pamphlets contain- ii information for bidders, and pamphlets ox contract drawings can be obtained at tha above address by depositing the sum of tan dollars S10) for each pamphlet. For further particu lars see inxormation lor -Bidders.

CHARLES STRAUSS, President-CHARLES N. CHADWICK. JOHN. F. GAIVTN.

Commissioners of the Board of Wster SucdIt. JOSEPH P. MORR1SSEY. Secretary. (CONTRACT 5.

CATS KILL AQUEDUCT. Sealed blda a HI ba received by tha Board ef Water Supply, at Its offices, seventh floor. 145 Broadway, New rone, until 11 A. M. on Toes-dsy.

Msy IS. 1911. for Contract 65. for tha construction of a portion of the city tunnel of the Catskill aqueduct, a circular tunn-l in rock, 15 feet and 14 feet inside dlsmeter. From the northerly end of the work at Aqueduct and Burnside Avenues near University Heights, tha tunnel line extends in a teeners 1 southerly di rection under and Lind Avenues, in tha Borough of The Bronx, to the crossing under- the Harlem-Rlvar- at 167th near Hlahbrldea.

thence beneatn St. Nicholas, and Parks and connecting streets, in the Rorouarh of Manhattan, to Central Park near EIrhth Avenue and West ttttth Street. The work will he carried on through 7 snarts. spaced rrom z.ouu to o.iuu teet aiMut. and varyinc depth irom zwj to 43 reau At the above place and time the bids will be publicly opened and read.

Parnphleta contain Information for bidders, and pamphlets of contract drawings csn be obtained at the above address' by depositing 'the sum of ten dollars I10) foy each pamphlet. For further particu lars see xniormation tor tunaera. CHARLES President, CHARLES N. CHADWICK. JOHN F.

GALVIN, Commissioner of the Board of Water Supply. JOSEPH P. MORR1SSEY, Secretary. (CONTRACT .) CATSKILL AQUEDUCT. Sealed bids will be received by tha Board of Water Supply, at Its offices, seventh floor, 165 Broadway, New Tork.

until 11 A. M. on Tuesday. May 16. 1911.

for Contract fid. for the construction of a portion of tha city tunnel of tha CAtsklll aqueduct, a circular tunnel In rock, varylns; from 14 feet to 12 feet inside diameter. From the northerly end of the work in aCentral Park, near Eighth Avenue and Wast 9th Street, the tunnel line extends In a general southerly direction under Central Park, Sixth Avenue and Broadway to 14th Street, In Union Square. The work will be carried on 'through a shafts, spaced from 2.3ra to 4.350 feet apart, and varying in depth from 2oo to' 250 feet. At tha above place and time the hid will be publicly opened and read.

Pamphlets containing Information for bidders, and pamphlets of contract drawings can be obtained at the above address by depositing the sum of ten dollars (f 10) for each pamphlet. For further particulars aea Information for Bidders. CHARLES STRAUSS. President. CHARLES N.

CHADWICK. JOHN F. OALVI.V. Commissioners of tha Board of Water Supply. JOSEPH P.

Secretary. (CONTRACT 7. CATS KILL AQUEDUCT. Sealed bids will ba received by tha Board of Water Supply, at its offices, seventh floor. 183 Broadway, New York, until 11 A It.

on Tuesday. May 10, 1811. for Contract -67, for the construction of a port of the city tunnel of the Catskill aqueduct, a circular tunnel In roost. 12 feet and 11 feet Inside diameter. From tha northerly and of tha work In Union Square, aU 14th Street, tha tunnel line extends In a general southerly direction through tha Borough of Manhattan, under Fourth Avenue, tha Bow ery, Delancey, Allen.

Hester, snd Clinton Streets, thence benesth the East River to the foot of Bridge Street, la the Borough of Brooklyn, and through this borouxb under Brides Street and Flatbush Avenue to the terminal shaft. Shaft 23. at Third Avenne and Scherroer-horn Street, and from Flatbush Avenue under Itfayette Street to the terminal shaft. Shaft 24. in Fort Green Park.

The work will be carried on through A shafts, spaced from HiO to feet apart, and varyinc la depth from 319 to T44 feet. At tha above place and time tba bids will ba ftnbncly opened and read. Pamphlets contain-nc Information for bidders, and Damnhleta ef contract drawings rsn be obtained at tha above address by depositing th sum of ten dollars tlo) for each pamphlet. For further Dartlcu- laia sea information for Bidders. CHARLES STRAUSS.

President. CHARLES JOHN F. GALVI.J. Oammlsaloner of tha Board of Vater 6unnlr. JOSEPH JP- AlCKKLaSEY.

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