... 030. It is expected that the total deposits of secotid mortgages will reach two millions. The meeting voted to unite with Roosevelt committee on the defeat of the reorganisation plan. This aetion puts5 the asecend mortgages six months ahead. The Main party ...

... losses we-rs afterwvards stifle-ed be- the atoc-ks which -had shown the greatest staring power a;L the- begirinoog. Gove~rnor Roos-evelt's m~es- sage, ic the Sta-te p -islaeiure defending the franchise tax, demanding pu blicity for the aflairsof the artists ...

... stocks being ascribed b3y shareholders to j a, complaint to tih> State Goveranment against the ?? Trust Comprany. Governor r~oosevelt's Spacedl examiner.'s report i-s not .as yet published; but Suparintendeni Bank~s K7ilburn rather white-washed the corpora- ...

... owing- to the Co~urt's 0bhiser dkcelsrr tb-so. The ten oa fare- to Gooey Isis rid -wra-i illegail, andr a h lid that M1r. ,Roosevelt; -wouLd con tina-e to be Gover-nor of 1-owe~ Ye01clo. ?? Nass hess] tico a-rir -it] for she New York 0oririorsticnes an- ...

... firm on renewed buying of Railroads, and mostly at net gains7' Government Bonds and Railroad Bonds were irregular. Governor Roosevelt 'has signed the Amended Franchise Tax Bill, -which therefore becomes law. Atchison Preferred advanced 5; New Jersey, Louisville ...

... mid-day by severe general declines iu local transportation shares, which were at- tributed to a practical certainty that Col Roosevelt will sig the Frnebise Tax Bill. The remainder of the day's severe declines were in the Industrial 4uarter, aud in these instances ...