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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
THE GRAIN MARKET.
wheat Prices Decline oW Govern
ment Report.

Ih" local and Northwestern wheat mar
''ts turned weak Yesterday on the pub
''''n or the Government report, pac-
condition OF winter wheat on April
t' ''h per cent, compared with 81
''.'.| h"r !, 9ls April |, 1918, and a
|ttr average OF Sal The showing
'''' iar more bearish than anticipated
' ' 90 TO considerable liquldation and
lor short account The Chicago
'''' or Trade was closed. az were the
'.' aud Kansas city markets and
.'iicd Ia lessen speculative activity
''' o' the notably favorable features
' .'' report WAS the small loss in con
,.' suffered from December ! to April
t.s Was Ia per cent. compare
''u year average OF 3.5 per cent
- ''H'ncd acreage. II is thought. will
't'''Wely small. and on the basis OF
Arrl condition, allowing for AN
'F" '"ss from now until harvest, II
iF.rod 10y some that the crop will
IA. "so TO $50. 900 600 bushels
'f"' m the publication OF the Govern
report trading was slow. with values
''HS frmness mainly in sympathy
'." cables Liverpool cables reported
"'''rr demand for spot and an Increased
N"nial inquiry for on coast csrgocs
H''9fI'"ts visible wheat In the United
'.'H east Of the Rockies decres sed
''' bushels. west OF the Rockies de-
''''r" -l2,0 bushels Wheat IN Canada
aF'd Ah' OUo bushels. All America n
.'H.'i 3.34s 600 bushels furop. and
'' 'I ceased ono 0O0 bushels Worlds
''H' n'rcas"d 652 600 bushels Corn
'an. cas- ~ the Rocklcs decreased
49,. hushels Oats American. de.
[I $4,000 bushela
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Co6ee Closes 4 70 0 Poiats Lever
On Had Gables.

The coffee market was quiet at slightly
lower levels yesterday. Scattered selling
was Induced by disappointing Hamburg
and Havre cables as well as the generally
hearish character OF Brazilian news. The
rate OF RIO exchange on London was
quoted 1-l6d. lower. Mt Is 27-32d. and in
terror and port receipts were well in ex-
cess OF a year ago. Cost and freight
oilers were slightly lower. The market
opened to points lower. but did not
vary greatly from this level at any time
during the session. The close was steady
at to points decline. Total sales were
$4,000 bags.
Tho Havre market opened u II. lower
and closed = to " fr lower Hamburg
started y to u pig. lower and finished
u to = pig. lower Rio No. was rs
refs higher, at 5000. At Santos No. 4
was 100 reis lower. at $3.50. while No.
there was also 100 reis lower. at 1880.
Mo and Santos receipts totalled $4,000
bags for two days against $4,000 for
two days last year. Sac Paulo had I 3, 900,
against 5000. and Jundiahy had 5000.
against 5000.
New York ana New Orleans ware
house deliveries OF Brazilian coffee on
Monday totalled 1880 bags, against
1856 bags on the same day last week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
COAL LOSS HURT JERSEY ROAD.
Central Leased susauehanna 20 save
Itsrlf. says General Manager.

Hearing OF the defence in the Govern
ments suit against the Reading and Jer-
eey Central yesterday turned upon the
leasing OF the Lehigh a~i Susquehanna
Railroad by the Jersey Central Rober,
w. De Forest ce-presldent and eenerai
counsel Of the latter. said the Jersey
Central would have been ruined had /,
not leased the other road
II had been shown that the Jersey Cen
trail prior TO 1870. carried all the coal
traffic from Pennsylvania TO New York
The Lackawanna began to divert Its
coal traffic over the Morris and Esscx,
and the Lehigh Valley. acquiring n line
TO Amhoy. did likewise. Tho LehiEh and
Susquehanna started TO use the Morris
Canal and the Jersey Central then leased
the Lehgh and Susquehanna
Mr.. De Forest said that despite the
lease the coal traffic diversions hur. the
Jersey Central Ii went into receivership
in 1877 and remained in receversh!p for
six years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
Hawking Privileges.

The put n call men who hawk pr,vi-
leges around the street are apparently
finding It difficult to dispose of their
papers. Under the stress OF the dulness
and severe competition In their line some
rather extraordinary steps are being
taken TO drum up business. In the active
stocks quotations have narrowed down
until II is possible to buy calls even on
Union Pacific u a point away from the
market Privileges are offered on all
sorts Of issues which usually are con-
sidered far too erratic TO be included
such as Harvester. Sugar and American
Can One broker had three put n call
men telephone him yesterday to remind
him that tho crop report was due at
noon and that from all accounts Il would
be a very fine one.
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ANOTHER ROUT OF
SHORTS IN COTTON
Ieactionary Tendency Suddenly
Checked by Liverpool's
Strength.
BIC MANCHESTER TRADE
British Board Of Trade Returns
on March Exports
show Gains.
BIC MANCHESTER TRAD

Unexpectedly strong cables. together
9th spot sales OF $4,000 bales at Liver
. Lcol. checked the reactionary tendency In
the cotton market yesterday. and short
,oyering and rebuying by those who had
,od for reaction sent the market up
10 new high levels for the present up-
ward movement. One feature that con.
ributed touch Of bullish psychology
va. the sale Of 100 bales Of April at
10 30, a price which represented an ad-
: ,snce Of "a points from Mondays closing
bid. The transaction. II was thought, was
Undertaken merely as a demonstration Of
What might have been expected had the
,pot month been an active one.
Fear. Of bad weather also aided In
making the shorts uneasy. Clearing con-
oiions were forecast for the Western belt,
but much lower temperatures. with pos
,ible freezing In the Northern sections,
we're Indicated. Thus far the trade has
not been disturbed over the new crop out
look. as the only real drawback has been
lone hardness In crop preparations which
you'd hardly affect the general situation,
~ there has been plenty Of time. provided
mo WSdlHtr pc ptVpitiouS
April. period OF cold. wet weather
SOW. however. would be taken very seri-
tusly and the new crop months probably
would shoot up sharply on the first den-
mite sign Of q serious setback to the early
season.
One bullish feature was the statement
o. the British Board Of Trade covering
exports OF yarns and cloth from Great
Britain during March. SO many COM
plants have come from Manchester In
the last three months that II was figured
as . certainty that the March showing
would be very unfavorable. The figures.
however. show continued gains over last
year Exports OF yarns during March
were 100000 pounds, against 17,21e.-
900 pounds for March hast year. The
total for the aeAson thus far Is $3.50, 900
pounds. against 53.os7,ooo pounds last
year. Exports of cloth for March were
$4,000, 900 yards. asains. $50. so5. 900
Yards last year The total for the season
thus far Is l.S6l.556.000 yards. against
l.7i342i 900 yards last year.
There Is a feeling In some quarters that
ue market is plling up trailing long in
crest that would run on any sign OF
weakness. The talent therefore seems to
n. playing for reactions in an effort 20
efforts have been unavailinR. Tvh0
surprising strength of Liverpool yester-
day morning was ascribed In part to the
Surning OF 5000 bales OF cotton and with
the owners buying to replace these hold
ngs. Among the other items OF news
vas the reported engagement OF $4,000
bales of freight room from Liverpool to
New York. This 10 in line with recent
rnmors that cotton would be shipped from
Liverpool for delivery on New York con-
tracts
Futures closed FIRM. IL to % points
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Mr.. BurIeson Rexrets.

The Stock Exchange man in question
II also an investor in express shares
which he has seen depreciate some zoo
per cent. In tho past three years
He recently wrote to Pnstmast Gen.
eral Burleson calling attention to the
plight as the holder OF express sharet
as the result OF the practical confscatior
OF their business. Mr., Buresons an
swer was polite but not very satisfac-
tory. He begged to regret the deprecla
ton that had occurred in tho writer's
stock but called attention to the fact tina,
his Office was invested with grave pow
ers and responsibilities. and assured him
that all that had been done and would
be done IN the future was in the interests
OF the public as a whole.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
FAILURE RECORD GROWS.
First Quarter shows Lncresse In
Number and Amount.

Roth in number and amount, CONNER
cial defaults in the United States during
the first quarter OF 1914, AS reported To
Il, Il. Dun 4 Co. considerably exceeded
those of the previous year. +,s26 insol-
vences for $s3.22l,s26. comparing with
Ass involving S76s32,277 In the earlier
period
The increase in the number Of suspen-
slons In contrast with year ago ex-
tended to each ssihcaton-manufac
turing, trading and other commercial.
Thus, there were l,l<7 manufacturing re-
verses against 1862 In the preceding
year, and owing To several defaults OF
unusual size. the liabilities we're abnor-
mally heavy-$34,644.s $50 exceeding the
$40 63tsso reported in the first quarter
OF 1918.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
Peevtsh nessf

As result Of the amalgamation Of two
old Stock Exchange nrms the new house
ia In the position OF having two OF its
members on the board Of governors
Charles NJ Newcombes term expires in
two years and that OF Henry H. Pomroy
in three years. This fact has attracted
not little attention in the Street and
II has been criticised In some quarters
as a new departure not altogether in
line with the proprieties. The Stock Elk
change authorities. however. point out
that the situation is by no means unprec.
edented. Perhaps the dissatisfaction ex-
pressed II to be ascribed simply to the
influence OF prolonged dulness on the
minds OF the insurgents"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The Ohio Public Ctili,!ss Commission has
power Copany suSs.d n o OF III. s An sna
can Gas aud Electric Company or n.
p.ssss'd: Of ., III: bond, $4,000 ar. to b,
si,;so 900 are e. ,t be used for the ,pgrchas.
Lossn. Shawnee. Sew s,ralts,llc and
the purchas. OF these properties. ST The
present commission. while approving the
company. inserted the following clause in its
order: This order shan not he construed
to be an approval Of value, either in whole
nos me ma, sppIhos Sr rate. snarFsd nor
excessive or discriminatory"
Gra.. earning. of tn. Portland Railway
Company for February. l91t. were tst 1873 a
decrease Of 500 Net after taV,s was
i,oss, as sc,o,npers,d with ne, Of .ss9a FOR
was ~ deficit after charges OF sS.el;. an in
crease % s7io6. For tho twelve months
nst after taxes was $500 ~, an .span .ion 40, Of
Of ss956H dscfeasa ~ i ,7:, Cn" snd
equivalent to - per cent. on the capital
stock.
=, Ph hd sdc bankers have purchased
FORT wayn. ard NortSsrn nd,an" e Tr az i@e
Company. Tn. notes are secured rs the
deposit or nrst ana rounding per cent.
mortgage bonds. and We're sold TO reimburse
the treasuary OF the company for eSpendi-
lures made on the new power house az Fort
Wayne ana for completion Of other Inn
provements which viii add 90 the earning
power Of tho company.
Public offering is being made nv New
York and Boston bankers Of se.gS5. 600 FIRST
mortgage per cent. bonds Of the Kansas
city, clay County and 81 Joseph Hallway
Company. The bonds are dated September
l.. 1911. ana are due SepteWber /. l9tl
They have been Issued with the approval Of
the Public Service Commission OF Missouri
The bonds are a Nrst Hen an SEVENTY two
miles OF electric railway ana equipment. The
line operating between -. Joseph and
Kansas CITY was completed last Year and
serves population OF about 4,p.no' IN"
company began operations last MAY sri
earnings have 50 lar been one and three
quarter times Interest requirements
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
CURB STICKS. CLOSING PRICES
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. April THE market
was fairly active during the forenoon. but
in the afternoon II became very dull, and
there seemed to be a waiting policy OF the
few traders who remained on tn. floor
OF the exchange. Commission houses re
ported very small attendance. There
was some odd lot buying OF Philadelphia
Electric around last nights closing, but
on any heavy Offering the price would
shade on. L. q. J. was firm. AS was trac-
ton stocks on the light volume done in
these issues Arbitrage trading contin-
ues OF the smallest kind. The sum
marX.
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The California. Co.
TO THE HOLDERS OF FIRST MORT
GAGE AND COLLATERAL TRUST
SHINING FUND FIVE PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS or THE ABOVE COM
rANY AND CERTIFICATES or
DEPOSIT FOR SANE;


The Undersigned committee uhher inc FRO
teciNe Agreement Gated NoNenoer ~ 1915"
concerning snid bonds. HEREBY GIVES
NOTICE tina, I, hp.apn-oy.d n man for IN.
,.r.,,..,t,, =, .,,.r,,.o w.,., WAY. T.
Prep"reu' huop'eu anu "PP'oNeN " f-u''"""
G. Convene. Albert II Wisgin. Charles f
BROKER Charles r. Scott IL. j Delaney
Meyer and Theodore Revillon, as commit
zee unuer 'he N'ockno'ue's 'ro'e. i've AZ
m'h' o' American "hter "othS 'uA' an
company hhh COPY OF rh,u l'an 80 w
ptoN'l mas beeh u.au WIN M hSt ! DIR
:, =, w." ~, ,,.i
dated November 10, 1918. at its ONCE. No
81 wall Street. City OF New York
Ary ,o,o.,,or uho .h,u M, ci,hI, ,hI-.y
d,y. MO, tho da,. q, IN. r-s, puhI,ro,lon
n, ,hts ,o,,re % u,t. on or he,o.e NAY /
,o,. ats.s,, fro,, .uch MIA, ma r,i.hdrav
f,o,r IN. pro,ort,v. Arr..uent In the man
ner ana subject TO the terms set iotth IN
said Protective Agreement 'ha' rs therein
p'oNlie'' W 'o"o'usl''tY az" ".a'" Nv
Su'"'u ~ nave "e"''' " ~" p""
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
THE COPPER MARKET.
COpp~r Produc~rs' Annexation Ne.
POrt to ne Issu~d To-day.

Business in the copper trade was ut y
standstll yesterday, owing to tho fact
that consuming interests are awaiting
the Copper Producers Association
monthly report. which will bo issued
shortly after noon to-day.
This document was awaited with much
interest and should have some bearing
on the future policy OF home manufactur-
crs who recently have been buying on
a hand to mouth basis Apparently this
acton has been based on the belief that
tbs tremendous exports OF the metal have
not h~en gong into consumption Pro-
duccrs maintained their asking prices NJ
ia. cents a pound, although little or no
business WAS done.
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Cash provisions were dull and steady.
Prices we're:
Pork-Mess. s:c7s@se3:5: family.
!2A50d $3.50. Beef-Packet, sisdsIs;
family. Sl9ds20. Lard-Prime Western
slO7o refined continent. sil.05; South
American. 3ll.75.
Sugar-The American Sugar Renting
Company took 10000 bags OF Porto Rico
sugar yesterday at :92c. Though this
price was unchanged from tho preceding
sale reported. II represented a concession
OF points on the part OF holders. who
had been asking 2.e5c. during tho past
Two days There was no change in re-
hned sugar. which was listed at 3 eoc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
The "Chaep" Stocks,

TIE following Ia the record produced
by half yard of tape In the early
session: Union Bag and Paper, zoo
shares At 6ls Rock Island preferred. 100
shares at 6t Rock Island common, 100
shares at ga. and Frisco common. 100
shares at ~. on the Consolidated Ex-
change 100 shares OF Wabash common
sold at u. making the first sale for
many years OF the stock OF n prominent
railroad company at a plain fraction. The
transaction in question represented q
money value OF $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08

TEhRE HAerr. April AT the annual
meeting to-day Of the Nandalia Railroad
Company the Western system Of tho
Pennsylvania lines. President j. J. Turner
In his report said that the rail revenues
were sil.399.93o. which was an increase
OF s651,223 over the previous year yet
the operating expenses OF s9,03l,7Ol was
an increase OF sS6?.o2s. OF the increase
S35I.34: was due to increase In wages.
higher charges for fuel, &c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
when All signs Fail.

During the past three sessions the entire
range covered by Amalgamated Copper
and Reading has been 1 \. points. by Steel
"A and by Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific u. The following conversation
between two brokers WAS overheard In the
lobby Of the exchange What do you
think OF the marketr what Ia there to
think OF it," but what do the charts
sayr' "Oh. 90 HI with the charts In q
market like this"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
AMERICAN LIGHT TRACTION COMPANY


Aprl :. 1914
The BOARD Of Directors this day declared
from the net earnings NJ the Company the
regular quarterly dividend ~ ONE AND
ONE HAlF PER CENT. t.ecl on the
PREFERRED stock Of this Company, pay
able May !, 1914, 20 stockholders OF record
~ PkEtERRtn stock at the close OF bust
ness April IS. 1917
Tho BOARD also declared from the undi-
vist profits ~ the Company quarterly
dividend - TWO AND ONE-HALF FER
CENT (?'lo.) on the COMMON stock 81
this Company, payable May I. 1914 to stock
holders of record Of COMMON stock At the
tiose ~ business April ~. 1914
The BOARD also de- Jared from the undi-
viied profits ~ the Company a dividend ~
Two AND ONE HALF (eisl SHARES or
COMMON STOCK on every one HUNDRED
IUpl shares NJ COMMON stock Outstanding
raNanlr MAY I, lgia, 81 stockholders ~
feroil 81 COMMON STOCK al the clos. ~
business April 10. i9ii
The transfer books for both PREFERRED
and COMMON stock win close Aprii ~ ,nl.
~ O'Clock y ~ and VIII reopen May l.
ls'i ~ 10 O'Clock \ ~
G JELiIPTE
Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroS, April 7.--Trading on the local
exchange was dull. with an Irregular tone.
Alaska Gold was an active feature, ad-
vancins half to 26k. Among other mining
issues a sale of St. Marys Land took
place at 37h, a gain OF IL points from
the previous sale. East Butte and Butte
Balaklala each receded fractionally. In
the Industrial list Torrington preferred
gained M to 2sH and American Sugar
preferred advanced - to 1llia. The rail-
road stocks were without feature. The
summary.
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American Telephone { Telegraph Co

dividend Of Two Dollars per share vt
be paid on "Wednesday, April Is. 1914 to
stockholders OF record at tho close Of bust.
ness on Fridsv. March 90, iai< on account
~ tbs Annual Meeting Of the stockholdevs
tho stock transfer books of the Company
viii he closed at the close Of business on
March goth and reopened at 1000 A NJ on
April |, 1874 q II MILNE, Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOl THIN HALLWAY 20.

,..-,,,t ley, ,n,I .hi1 Anril oth, Jplt
nu1l Meeting 90 Tho stockholders OF The
Lake shore and Michigan southern Railway
company for the election n Directors aud
Tor the transaction ~ such other bus.ness
as may be hrough, before the meeting viii
be held at The principal Once Of the com
panv, IN Cleveland, Onto On IN. FIRST
WEDNESDAY theing me s'h day, Of MAY
1874. AZ 10 o'clock 4 NJ The Poll will CON
tinue open for ono hour thereafter.
By ords- ~ 'he Rosrd ~ pir-c,or.
DWIGHT w pAROEE. Sscr.,arv'
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100 shares Agricultural Credit Company.
preforrsd
- oO0 Ashland coal and Iron Railway Com.
pRny nrsi AND refInding bands 1898
80 nun StcNeusVilIr North aud south Texas
Railway hrst mortGage per cent
houd- i1iu
900 Denver ttss sri Electro Company
general mortgage 81 '",q
b shares tlt'pSus central National Bank
goa shares BruNepue Grsnltr COMPANY
5. ooo chicago and Illinois Railroad refund
Ing u, 1885.
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~ iieni Of ten per cent. on the cspital
stock OF the company. payable April =,
l9It, AZ O'Clock T. VI Transfer books vii
he c,o,ed APPEL IS, YEA. ~, + NJ and rs-
Dated April ., 1Rlt
CAMPBELI cARRlNGToN
Assistant Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08

Cash prices were: wheat-No 1
Northern at Minneapolis. ssiac. No 1
red, $1O5; No. 2 hard T. O. b. to arrive.
9shc. No I Manitoba (. O. b., $lOOM.
Corn--Export TO arrive. 75Ac. No. 2
yellow April shipment 76hc: No 3 yell
low prompt. 76i2c. Oats--No. white,
4bW45 NC; No. 3 white. N4i4hc.
Standard. Hh q 45c. Barley-Malting
c. !. 4. Buffalo. soc; rye No. 9 Western.
6Siac. Flour-Sprins patents, S&.SO0
5.2b Spring clears. S3sOQAl0; Kansas.
straights, St.25Qt40.
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The New Orleans market was stead.
sfter the closing here Prices there were

The Liverpool market was very strong.
There was n good business in spot cotton,
With mtddlng points lower at 7.29d.
Sales. 10000 bales. Receipts, 5000 bales.
Including 900 American
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Futures closed FIRM. IL to 90 points

Spot cotton at New York was unchanged
a. 1910. Southern spot markets were ir-
regular, i lower to l-I6 higher. with New
Orleans Is 3-l6. Galveston l3is. Savan-
Iah l2 lis. Houston 10, Augusta 1914
md Memphis 13n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-08
One. Of tn. United ia. improvement Co,

" cofner hr0ad and Arch 2 reetA
Fhilhdelph'a. March ~. 1914
Tn. Directors have this day declared q
quarterly dividend Of two per cent iSi M
per sharel, psNahle Arril Is 1914 TO stock
March 81, 1914 CHECKS VIII Ne mailed
LEWIS LILLE Treasursr
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
aorr,cmAIK. pKEYFus. 4 DAVIS.

SEHor,i,iSr' 'sMHii,in'tnuur 'tHStM "NsN;
partnership lately suhs'stiug between Ben
lamin Gottschslk. julius llieYfuss and Al
East 2Oth street ,'ew York, as Art Publish
ers etc. under the trm nam" 81 Gottschalk
Dreyfuss n Davis has been dissolved as from
the elst day Of De cmber. 1919, by mutual
consent
JULIUS pRENFl'SS
RF\lNNlN GpTTSCHALK
n
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Prices a. Liverpool were

II y NJ bids to Liverpool were: May.
'-'se July, 12.il: october. HI The
market there is due to open to-day 2 to 6
points higher
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LorIs so,rnwrsrIRN RAILWAY

dividend OF on" hall ~ one per cont or
~ cents per share, upon the PrAfrrred stor 4
81 this company has been declared rsvah'.
OF record - ocIo,k T. " on April & ia.
>UTHtR TrrSSTLL. sec-stars
New YORK March 20. l9lt
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r. and stocks were


hAports yesterday. 1912 bales. Total
mus far this season. 7,709.449 bales
against G300,Sl9 bales last year
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ST, LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
The St Louis and San Francisco Rsilrosd
company reports to the Interstate Gem
merce Commission for February:
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ITr FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANV
DepositaTy.
n william street, New York CNy.
CADWAIADER. WlCkERSHAM TAFT. Counsel