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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-22

TUESDAY, April 81
Receipts OF beeves were SS5 head includ-
ing & ears for the market, and cars were
held over YESTERDAY, No reported sales IN
dsv Feeling dun but STEADY. Dressed
beef In moderate demand at last quotations
or a. l9nitc. for common to choice netiv.
sides Exports tomorrow. 80 cattle all to
Bermuda.
Rec.ip,s OF calves wer: so head, al for
the market The bulk Of the stock arrived
lat. and was held FOR wedn.sdavs trad.
Prices were rated steady, with yesterday's
average sales bun very good or prime
stock offered Medium vesls sold at ssS?k
per 100 lbs. Dressed calves In some demsnd
At yest erdav's quotations or ut l2Tlsc. for
CITY, dressed vesls. sTi3nc. for country
dressed.
Receipts ~ sheep and lambs wers i,N>
head, all for slaucht-rers. with the eScsp
tlon Of half a car, sheen aud lambs wer.
both alrios, nominal; . deck OF MARYLAND
spring lambs sold slowly at sbout s'ssdN
prireg or ~ ~ 20 per head, few common
sheen At S. Dressed mutton slow, ~ aht
| i2c per 10 dressed lambs steady ~ i3's n
l5c countr, dressed dollhouse lambs un
changed at ti"t per 'arcnss
Re eipts NJ hogs were e66 head, all for
slsushter with the exception Of few head
Market steady At ssMSs 80 per 100 us
roughs at ssdN,i0 Country dressed hogs
steady ~ 50 i.lsc per H.
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Troubled wateps.

The substantial recovery In stock prices
the first after a full fortnight Of de.
cline--csme, as such things always do
when the street had practically abandoned
nope that any rally was coming at an. II
came after an almost perpendicular II
NOT violent fall. that had thoroughly dis
couraged every one and caused predic-
tons OF wide open break. II came
when the averages had fallen 60 within a
traction of the low of last June and
when the charts were all pointing down
ward. 1t came when the most confirmed
optimist was beginning to doubt his con-
victions and admit that there were 40
many features about the situation that ne
couldn't understand that he had to admit
that he could not see his way clearly. In
other words. the recovery came when the
psychological conditions favored Il.
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When New Haven was in the present
level last autumn at the time the divi-
dend was passed speculative sentiment on
the stock was universally and desperately
bearish. 1t was thought to be beyond
doubt that the stock would have to 20
very much lower. The consequence was
the accumulation Of huge short interest
which subsequently, forced the price up
to IS this spring. In the last few weeks
there have been rather plain signs Of an
elimination. partial or complete. Of this
tenacious short account. But New Haven
has not fallen As might have been ex-
pected under the circumstances Through
out the highly disturbed market Of the
past week New Haven has been con-
sistentiy strong. holding a net gain Of
about } points. Tho explanation seems to
be that a good sized long interest has
been built up and that this has filled the
vacuum caused by covering OF short con-
tracts. Market observers say that the
growth OF bullish sentiment on this stock
among the traders he's been a rather sur
prising feature OF the situation II this
10 so 1t IL worth noting that the buying
has been based on an obvious reason. II
10 true that the vote OF the stock holders
in favor OF the agreement with the Gov
eminent was as nearly unanimous as II
could he. only 700 shares out Of s59,04s
dissenting, and that that Is an extraordi-
nary thing in itself But unless there has
been more substantial buying than that
proceeding from the trading element q bull
campaign just now may be a. Improbable
as the previous bear operations.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat Closes Higher@Corn Ressv.
eps Part Of Less.


wheat values tended upward for the
greater part Of yesterdays session and
the action Of the market reflected buliish
foreign news. light primary receipts and
rather less favorable advices from the
winter wheat belt Tho latter referred to
the dry condition of the soil at several
points. and some apprehension was felt
by the shorts over Its possible effect.
Foreign markets were generally higher.
due in large measure to . decrease in the
European visible OF %.136.00o bushels to
sl.24S.0 900 bushels. Last year the visible
increased 100000 bushels. A very large
decrease in Brddstrecfs worlds visible
was also a factor that prompted buying
The corn market recovered a part Of its
recent loss, closing u to lc. higher. There
was no resumption OF the heavy liquida-
ton that had marked trading for the
last several days. and under a rather
heavy volume Of buying by the shorts
prices advanced readily. Receipts were
light and the cash situation showed con-
siderable improvement over the preceding
day.
Reports Of dry weather were partly re-
sponslble for the moderate strength dis
played by the oats market Pit offerings
were light, and at tho close prices were
y to NC. higher.
Bradstreet's visible wheat in the United
States east OF the Rockies decreased o.
900 bushels and west OF the Rockies
increased 10000 bushels. Wheat IN
Canada decreased 1.sSO.00o bushels All
American decreased 100000 bushels.
Europe and afioat decreased 100000
bushels. Worlds wheat decreased s.
10000 bushels. Corn. American. east
Of the Rockies. decreased 2.+%b.o0o bush
els Oats. American. decreased 2.olS.e0o
bushels.
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THE STEEL MARKET.
Conditions Are Normal Except fer
Lack Of Railroad Buyiag.

With tho railroads buying their usual
amounts Of steel trade authorities state
that tho mills would he operating nearly
at capacity. The Steel Corporation, IN
Guiding blast furnaces and ingot pro-
duction, Ia running at about 20 per cent
OF capacity. This IL considerably higher
than for tho independents, The finishing
departments Of the Corporation are op-
Grating on O much lighter scale.
New business OF the Steel Corporation
approx mates 90. 600 tons n day. with daily
shipments OF $500 tons. Al this rate
unified tonnage for April will amount to
about $50 600 tons. compared with 373,-
900 tons for March.
Prices reflect practically no change
with most OF the finished products selling
AZ about tho low for tho year. The tin
plate plants are reducing operations
slightly. As tho industry stands the rul-
ing OF the Interstate Commerce Com
mission on tho demand OF the roads for
a per cent increase In freight rates
focuses the attention OF the trade ana
no marked Improvement IN looked for
until this matter has been disposed Of.
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ANACONDA MAY BUY SHELTER.
Makes ORer for Assets and Basiness
of the international.

The Anaconda Copper Mining Company
has offered to purchase all the assets and
business of the International Smelling and
Refining Company The offer is made to
exchange its stock for the stock OF the
International on the basis OF 3.3 shares
Of Anaconda for one share of the for
mer. on the condition that the lnterna-
tional call a special meeting Of its share
holders at once to act on the Offer
The stock Of the International has al
ways been closely held and t is reported
that the majority Of its holders have con-
scented to the plan.
The International has an authorized Is
sue of S5o, O0O, 900 OF stock. Of which $l0,-
600. 900 Is outstanding. OF this $1,000
600 10 owned by the United Metals Com
pany. The companys assets in 1912 were
placed at $l9,3s7.029.
When the International was organized
II was intended to conduct the business
through subs diary companies. The re-
cent New Jersey legislation restraining
holding companies from extending their
business has made 1t impossible to carry
out the original plans.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Closes 2 to 3 Points Higher
ReAnea Sugar Advanced.

Coffee prices failed to get out Of the
groove yesterday and the session was
again empty Of feature except for the
exchanging Of May contracts for March.
May and September. These switches
were effected at wider differences, May
being exchanged for September at 81
points. December at 81 points ana March
at so points. European cables were
slightly better than due. which impaired
firmness to the market though buying
was not sufficiently broad to bring about
4 real upward swing. Closing prices were
9 to 8 points higher and total sales
amounted to so. 900 bags. No special cable
was received from Brasil owing to q holi.
day there.
The Havrs market opened unchanged
to "a fr. lower and closed unchanged to
u fr. lower. Hamburg started un-
changed TO Y pig. lower and finished
unchanged to u pfg. lower Rio No.
No. was unchanged at $3.50. while
No was unchanged at $3.50, while
No. there was also unchanged At
4$s5o. Rio and Santos receipts for two
days were $4,000 bags. Sac Paulo had
$4,000 and Jundahy had 5000. The
corresponding day last year was a holi-
day In Brazil.
New York and New Orleans ware
house deliveries of Brazilian coffee on
Monday were 1885 bags. against a.
as bags for the same day last week.
Prices were.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

n.:. dOne under II. Gail on the Mero.n;ii,.
faiTiy re. traSins on tho p street In q.
sI1 tubs of extras sold under the cali a,
T,ad1: So,ns ,s S:s o ws'
stock for sale even at heavy Losses. Process
Fine packing stock scare and arm. Prices
follow Creamery extras Is q iTc nrsts
:s se .s :fSesss sas aa nSta ' nsss
H,, r2Sc.: sood TO prime, sea 2tc: proc
ss extra, sIs;sn; .. r' s.dsiat stock s
H isS' 20 e s. S. sl i.ss MAKE 10
,,r CHEESE va. not quit, ..a so .s
tion. old cheese dull. SKINS weak Prices
are: STAT. whole milk, held. as 20 quality
skins, held llrltc. fresh specials. II z
iilsci skins fresh good to choice -
EGGS-The advance Monday took the
edge on the market although prices were
maintained Yesterday, Trsdins in current
storsG. packed a. :oI, q 2ie. Advice. indi,
Ia,sd ,,Gms5 s feeling a, primsry p.iO init.
extra 2i1.u??c.. storage packed. nrsts, ~
seconds. f s,Ps r "rss: AM ' and
.sisI, S,.~ Su: ."a
other good Southern, 2Og.5c, Geese "
dtbc
Gar. for the week. IN. demand Is lisht fol
S~Ts u: assrs- osr ;o~ :n .sS a.:
six cosps o. old ROSTERS. l3c., four cocps OF
Sack: ,s*s Nth Nth !, ,sw m,.S.,aa.oH'
able, Receipts Yesterday were thirteen, cars
western, three southwestern. twelve southern
with few coops by express.
DRESSED POULTRY--Rsceipts have been
heavier so far this week than last week
by fowls from southerly sections Fresh
killed fowls quiet OLD roopters scarce and
Arm. Long Island spring ducklinss mors
plentiful, squads steady for large sizes
Selected four pound large frozen fowls steady
w,,h ANAL Irregular Fancy lars: roa,in
Fancy tom turkeys In fair request, Other
lines DUH. Ducks and geese dull and
irregular, Quotations; Fresh KILLED turkeys.
average. b.. sinssc Brothers. phila-
: b.. .acn. sSa.oc' chici.ns rcsstins..
Fowls, Western, boxed, co lbs and over to
dozen. Zoe. SO to AZ lbs, 17hTlsc,; under
90 lbs. l5ul6c,; In barrels. lbs. IL" %
Ions Island d CSC oiH roo.ters 2""e'
Squads, white. 10 lbs, dozen. NebnNbo
7 lbs. s:.50nSe7S, Froxon--Turkeys, small.
western selected hen. and toms .bm?sc
eaa 2ic old toms eeasac Proilers, ~ to
box, milk fod, fancy, ~ - 20 Ms s3c..
corn fed, zoe chickens, milk tcd ~ u
a6 lbs, 20 dozen, ia lsc.. corn fed l5p lie.
Fowls. Western, boxed, 50 lbs and over IN
DOZEN. i?c.: 50 20 IA lbs, i5uiI,,c., did
., 80 100 Gees: Western. fancy isaitc.
Ne. ., t0llo.
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SUPPORT BY BULLS
PUTS COTTON HIGHER
Market Rallies Further Under
the Leadership Of the
July Position.
GOOD WEATHER FOR CROP
Weekly Report From Washing.
ton Is Regarded as
Favorable.

Support from bull interests put cotton
up yesterday. This statement 10 made in
the absence of any other news feature "a
account for the strength displayed by the
market In the face Of uncertainty over
May deliveries. an excellent weather man
and more favorable crop advices from the
cotton belt. Liverpool was slightly dis
appointing and the local market opened
about as due, but later turned steadier
on buying by certain brokers supposed to
be Identified with a rumored combination
TO take care OF July contracts. This sup
port continued throughout the day and
the market sustained its recovery prac-
tically until the close.
There has been rather liberal and at
times aggressive buying OF July in the
last few days by certain brokers who
are supposed to represent a combination
Of Southern bull and mill interests. II
Is rumored that these interests will take
little or no part In the operations relat-
Ing to the May option. but that they will
buy July and demand cotton on their con-
tracts. The statistical position is grow
ing somew what moro bullish. The semi
weekly interior movement, for instance,
shows q loss OF $4,000 bales for the half
week, against a loss OF $4,000 for the
same period last year. Interior stocks
now are less than at this time last year.
The weather just at present 10 extremely
favorable for the growing crop. 1t 10 not
perfect weather. but 1t Is as good as one
can expect during the unsettled month OF
April. Generally dry conditions prevail.
with Just enough scattered showers to
cause termination of the newly planted
seed The weekly weather report as an
bounced from Washington at noon yes
terdsy made u splendid showing In spite
q, the fact that the opening and close Of
the week were characterized as cool The
average temperatures. however. were
somewhat above normal and sunshine
YVES abundant. Just now generally dry,
warm weather Is needed. and these condi-
tons exist now and are forecasted for the
near future.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-22
SECURITIES AT AUCTION TO-DAY

ny order Of Charles = Robinson, referee:
ice shares stamford Manufacturing Com
W ord-r Of r. l.. Curtis receiver Of the
Atlantic National Bank. Providence. r. l.:
S7.00O Mexican national Packing Company
Ltd, temporary per cent mrs, and
special mortgage registered gold bonds
ny order OF William NJ Hoes, public al
miulstrator;
80 shsres ROCK Island Company. common
40 shares Nevada Consolidated Copper Gem
s shares The Mackay Company, preferred.
30 shares Nevsd. Utah Mines and snelters
Corporation.
Ry order ~ tn. executors
shares glastonbury knitting COMPANY
10 shares Peoples Trust Company BROOKLYN
shares Nassau Trust Company, BrsoklyH.
10 shsres westchestsr trust Company.
For account 81 whom It may concern;
lT7.t00 shares Aztec Petroleum Company;
50 shares the sydsnhsm CORPORATION.
5 shares New York County National Bank
- shares Coiwsll Lead Company, preferred
ii6 shares Steel Package Company pre-.
ferred,
I'll. 900 Mexican Northern Railway Company
nrr .rt.nd. per cent. gold bonds. 1859
l,l%l shares Gardner crusher Company. pre-
ssos share. Gardner crushr Company.
$500 IN. Jersey Pine. Poultry Farm . Per
ssOs Mount Row. Cemetery = Per cent
certificate OF Indebtedness, du. Jsnusry
81. 600 TIL. K.nsico Cemetery certificate 81
indebtednsss due 1885.
GOO shares stats Investing Company.
us.eS L o 0 h.hlsn w ana sos,h.rn Rail.
road second mortgage per cent. bonds
1883.
SO shares American wstsr Works and
Guarantee Company preferred cer,ln
cat-s Of deposit,
IS shares American EHpress Company
az 800 shares West Indian Devel opnsnt Com
pany preferred.
7As7a shares West indian Development Gem
psny common
7sO shares Caribbean Construction Com
HHytI
SIS. 700 National Railroad COMPANY Of Hsytl
six year per cent sinking fund gold
bonds
q go Iay 4 wemrle Company 6 per cent
deo'uture hands due July 10, 1919
share = " WuiSisr & 60
20 shares linton Pacific Railroad common
- shares corn Products NsNning COMPANY
common
10 shares Natonsl Rank Of North Audssn
West hsboken. y J,
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An Overso1d Market.

More than on any other occasion 20 far
did the stock market yesterday suggest
that a bottom had been touched, The
weakness on Monday afternoon was q
most disconcertinG feature The market
did not open much lower, a. many peo-
pie expected IL would. but the early trad
Ing was feverish and excited. Plain indi-
cations were presented that the market
was at loss how to take tho extraordi-
nary Incidents at Washington and that
II was not In q condition to stand much
more In the way OF liquidation. When the
recovery got under way in the afternoon
prices came back very quickly. show
ing the scarcity Of stock. which il 4 con-
dition of an oversold market At the
close the spectacle Of one Of the most
prominent floor traders bidding for Steel
at So and at the same time offering 5000
shares at ssh. gives an indication Of the
character OF the buying.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-22
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.


Jersey City, y. J.. April lst 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that a Special Meetln 2
OF the stockholders OF virginia ( Carolina Chemical
Company has been called by the Boar OF Direc tors
and will he held at the Office OF the Onpany, No.
is Exchange Place. Jersey City, y. j., on Tues
day. May i2th, 1914, at . o'clock =. Nj. TO take
action upon the proposition 10 increase the au-
thori7cd capital stock Of the company In the sum
OF SlO.UU,uO by tie addition thereto OF 100 900
shares of preferred stock OF the par value OF 3oO
each, and TO authorize or approve an issue OF de-
benturcs limited to a Ike sum con vertible In To
said preferred stock at the rate OF $40 face
amount OF dcbcn lures for each share of Sl0O Of
said stock. and for tie further purposes and OBJ
lects stated In tie notice mailed 10 every stock.
holder OF record.
For the purpose OF the meeting the books for
the transfer OF stock. both preferred and common
Will be closed at n Don on saturday, the 2ith day
OF April 1919. and re-openci on Wednesday. tho
18th day OF May. 1914. a. 10 \. ".
= D. CRE\SIAW Secretary
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hicago prices were !.

Sugar-At the close OF the sugar mar
ket yesterday hne graduated was uni
formly quoted at 3.s5c.. less the usual 2
per cent. The Arbuckle company. which
had been selling at 3.75c.. advanced it's
price 10 points, and the Federal company
raised its quotation from assoc. to S.S5c. The
latter concern Is actually selling below
the 3.s5c. basis. however. by reason OF
an additional d scount OF per cent Raw
sugar was firmly held at sole. but re-
finers did not advance their bids beyond
29sc. Cuban receipts for the week were
lighter than expected. and this appeared
to give holders confidence that their price
would be met
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Interior receipts and stocks were:
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHrLAngLrHn April el.-The market
was narrow, with heavy undertone dur
Ing the day. Weakness developed in a
number Of issues. but trading was for
most part IN odd lots. There was some
selling OF Lehigh Valley Transit issues
on rumors that earnings were not keep
ing up 60 expectation, Philadelphia Elec-
trc and Cambria Steel were taken around
last nights closing. Tonopah and Tonopah
Belmont were inclined to sell or on any
offerings, Arb.trags trading was small
Tho local money market was quiet ana
Unchanged Tha summary
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DI>IpE>D> ANp INTEREST.


\ meeting ~ Ne Hoard Of lircc tors has been
called for $50 o ciock y. NJ Npiil 20. 1911 for
the purpose Of declaring dividend tNo 33l ~
81 ~ per share upon the Preferred capital Stock
Of this Compa for the quarter ending April so.
1914, payable on May 49, 1914 to stockholders
OF record at 3 30 o clock =. NJ, Aprll so. 1910.
Checks for the dividend viii be mailed Ths
Transfer hooks Will not close and owners de-
string checks payable 70 themselves should give
stock certificates issued IN iheir own names on
or before the last-mentloncd late
y, n IO0lI. SECRETARY o. ,he
PACIFIC GAS AND ri TCTEIC COMPANY,
san Francisco, california. Apri 10 ivi%
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western Union.

Western Union yesterday sold at 81.
the price at which the syndicate took the
S3o000.000 Of stock formerly owned by
the American Telephone and Telegraph
Company. But as half of the block was
sold to the stockholders at 60 the net
cost or the stock to the syndicate was
only 90. Tho management OF the synd-
cate has free control over the remain.
ing half for a period Of three months
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-22
GOLD EXPORT BASIS NEAR.
France Expected TO Seek Metal IN
the Market Here.

Foreign exchange experts estimated
yesterday thai Wa were within y per
cent. OF the level that would mako profit
able exports OF gold from this city to
Paris ON regular exchange basis
Tho shipments of many millions last wear
France
Yesterdays sharn bidding for gold IN
the London market hy Paris WAS taken
as an indication that ~ WAS not unlikely
that France would soon bv a seeker OF
gold in this city,
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To TWE srOCKWoIDFRs on
THE DEIAW ARE AND II lnSON (OMPAN

Notice - hereby given 1iIat tho ANNUAL
MEETING OF the Stockholders OF THE
DELAW ARE AND HUDSON COMPANY viii
Nassau Street, IA the Borough Of Manhattan.
CITY OF New York on TUESDAY, MAY ~,
OF the Managers OF the corporation for the
ensuing year and tor such other business As
may properly come before the meeting
The polls Will open at twelve o'clock noon
and remain open for at least one hour.
The transfer books OF the Company will
be closed from one O'Clock T.. NJ. on Satur.
day, May !: 1914, until tho morning Of
wednesday, May 10, 1874.
BY order OF the Board OF Managers
L. VI. OLYPUt>T.
secretary.
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A report from Philadelphia said that
during the first nfteen days OF the present
month 81 900 cars were moved over the
middle division OF the PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road. or an increase OF 1000 cars over
the same period q year ago, In the last
month both the Pennsylvania and New
York Central officials have remarked q
perceptible Increase IN business.
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"Katy's" Dividend.

There was no special movement in the
Missouri Kansas and Texas shares yes
terdav in spite NJ the fact that tho post
poned meeting OF the directors to act on
the preferred dividend Is scheduled for to-
day. The preferred. however. sold at the
lowest price OF the recent movement
which was caused apparently ny tho fear
OF "A cut.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroS. April 2l.-Trading here con-
tinued active. with a generally lower tone
Among the coppers Osceola weakened
points. to 73ia, while Allouez lost 21p. to
IS. Greene Cananea. Mohawk and Shattuck
Arizona each receded points. Calumet
and Arizona and Superior lost " Butte
and Superior was prominent. weakening
point, to 33L>. In the industrials lis,
East Boston Land gained q point, while
United States Smelling lost like amount
In the rails New Haven advanced to
~ y, up |. The summary:
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THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOL IIIKN IL AlI.MAA 90

ClrNeIhnd. Ohm, A1ril sth, 1914.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that the An
nusl Meeting of the Stockholders OF The
Lake Shore and Michigan southern Railway
Company for the election NJ Directors and
for the trAnsa ton Of such other business
a NAV b. brought before the meeting will
be held at the principal Office OF the com
p1nv. IN ClcVn'1ni Onto on the FIRST
WEDNESDAY being me eth day) of MAY.
1914, AZ 10 o'clock \ ~ The pol will con-
tinus or-r TO- one hour thereafter
~ o-1ar ~ 40 pNart NJ directors
DWIGUT W pAPOrT Secretary
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OFFICE or THE CONSOLIDATION COAL

Tho Board OF Directors has declared thu
regular quarterly dividend Of one ana one
half per cent 80 on It's Capital stock.
PAYABLE April s0th. 1914, 10 the stockholders
~ record at the close OF business April ?5th.
1914
Tho transfer hook. W.T. remain opsn.
Dividend checks viii he mailed
r X SrI NRr