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The sun., 1914-09-12
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

:" ,,,I., n: ,ysi,ca s,.,:. durins the week.
az s 20 .s 'As n. %ds. STATE.
@ @ sS N1shTS sr Ssu'hs5S' sTS Esi
Western. 81, canada had -. oeains, q
e, for ~. the p,sr.Sns week A6Su, s. Psr cent
capital of $4,000 or less and 6 per cent
had from $4,000 10 -co, 900 capital.
Bankruptcy Petitions.
ruptey ried by creditors against Isaac
4. semuels, trading as L a. samuels 4
Nathan u. Stern. Liabilities, $50 900 :
HARRY sRULovIrz. general merchandise.
~ Avenue y. an assignment to II. How
ard Bahcoch. Petition in bankruptcy also
.. tiled S tsS:' s% b, 5ed'Sfs %s sIaISy,; ss
BARoNE a FLAcKs.Pe.,;ion In bsnk.
on. nSS @ S Albert AZ sss. "s+so' ~So
the lrm Of Barone Fiachs msnufac-
street. Insolvency ana preferential pay
monts are alleged. They began business
ABRAHAM zwEIrAcH, salesman. go
Fse!sS: nsSi,ities ,it.sst; no 70 assets,
who a few years ago inherited 800 900,
nled a petition In bankruptcy. liabilities,
=. pr..sen, .S Sy'roIs IL john 's' s. marlin sd
huttor ana choose merchants 100 Hudson
street. and OF Lowvllle. y. Y lie has an
John 8. Martin. and his mother, hut tho
amount II not stated. Many Judgments
have been obtained against him and there
are two suit. for damages, one by Hugh
$1,000 in the Caty Court, Mr Martin
carries $4,000 rts insurance.
Receivers Appointed.
THOMAS ANDERSON STORES CORPORA
rION--JudRe Mayer has appointed Isaac
II Levy receiver for the Thomas Anderson
Stores Corporation; teas and coffee.a ~
II n said that when tho corporation took
over the business OF Thomas Anderson,
who had eleven retail stores, II assumed
which II 10 believed are unpaid. OF the
,a75o00 preferred stock only $500 was
sold oT1s to tn. ss"yy Syd pdysn.. in The
was not VOL supplied is now obliged to
buy at the presen, market price. which
are about $1,000.
pooRAS a DRGvAs--Judge Mayer has
pooras & Drivss' Gonfsctioners, Il cort-
bond $500 The Sss.ts consist OF IN. In
Dooras Confectionery company. to which
transfer OF some Of his property was
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
JACOB sMSihaKisrElM Siai.is dry E9od, Hogs, " ss.
and sssets OF $500.
As~iguments.
NATIONAL MILDLY WAIST COMPANY
iiens !Mda 0Ns Was do@psny tGaS1 as sns
tuTera Of MILDLY blouses aud ladies' waist s.
tci Eaet loith street assignment 10 Leo
JACOB FRIEDMAN. ieweIry. ~ Avenue d.
Assignment TO Morris lall.
The sun., 1914-09-12
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Export sale. Halt wheat--Oats de-
ciine-Corp Irresulsr.

Since Thursday moro than million
bushels of wheat have been sold for ex.
port and between $4,000 and 100000 bar
rels OF flour Low grade wheats we're sold
TO foreigners at the Northwest. This news
had much TO do with converting the sharp
declines scored early yesterday into net
advances. There was Intermittent hedge
pressure TO be cared for ond such Offer
inss served 10 limit tho recovery OF the
list
Many OF the commission houses
simultaneously advised the purchase ot
wheat Customers did not wholly ignore
these appeals II was settted that the
market had broken about ~ certs n
bushel recently. which reaction strength
ened the technical position and forced out
the comparatively weak Tonga Tho
claim was also made that farmers would
soon refuse again to sell unless there war
more definite and convincing Information
warranting the s,ipposition that foreign
political skies were speedily clearing.
Liquidation OF unfortficd marginal ar-
counts uuickened the carly declines
Very heavy receipts OF spring wheat and
an unsettled Liverpool market were other
England having sufficient supplies OF
whoa. and -four for some time and u was
declared that France had ceased buying
at Liverpool.
Apart from the effect of tfc reported
export sales. the Modcrr Miller summary
and Brddstrect'S statement encouraged
holders In the former it was stated that
excessive rains were interfering with
winter wheat seeding and that farmers in
many sections were again inclined TO hold
Reference was made to the possibilities
Of the planting OF an enormous wheat
area but X was argued that there was
nothing new In this TO affect tho trade
The wheat and -four shipments for the
week. according TO Brddstrcsrs, were
n.53i.oo0 last woc'S and t,i73.0o0 last
year.
Corn---Pronourced pressure 20 sell
caused the market 10 react sharply dur
ing the early session. Speculative
liquidation ceased when wheat prices
rose. Country selling also suosided A
small export business In old corn at New
York was reported and thero were inti-
nations that interests who had Argcn-
tine corn bought 10 arrive wero trying
10 sell Il TO north Europe. There are
complaints OF too much rain over the
American corn belt tho crops quality
suffering
oa.s--Followine further carly ,,qu.da-
tion a good sized rally cnsued. There
we're estimates OF export sales OF close
to 100000 bushels, including about
COO 900 bushels 10 Sweden. Speculative
demand improved NJ the declirf with
claims OF reduced country offerings.
Provisions-After displaying firm
undertone on cash house buying. short
covering and less selling pressure.
liquidation ngain came 20 pass, Some
unloaded important quantities ~ hog
products. taking advantage OF the war
scare and It's various influences.
Chicago prices:
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Cautious Procedure.

Some interesting examples OF the n-c
lines the bond houses are drawing In
order 10 keep up the spirit OF the plan
and avoid any semblance OF a price maxi
Inc market occurred during the day. II
has been made tho rule for Instance that
the dealers should sell only those sccur!-
ties which they themselves own and only
10 their own customers. IN established
customer came 20 one house 20 buy sl5.-
900 OF city bonds. Tho firm had none
In its stock. In normal times sales
man would have been on the telepho. o
In second and had them from another
house for his customers accommodation.
But Il is not 40 IN these times This
house. explaining tho circumstances. told
It's customer that g. could rot get him
the bonds. lie was free 20 go himse,'
20 any other house he might hit upon.
but the desire OF the Ann 10 refrain
from any stirring up o' market lert
'hs customer 20 shift for hlmeelf. Tho
bond houses which are leading IN the
movement and the committee IN ia -arc-
tion!ng OF transections-for each indi-
viduai transaction OF a house mus. 70
ceive tho approval OF tho conlm!ttec-are
exercising minute discrimination as 10
who should be allowed TO buy. One house
refused 10 sell a block OF bonds 10 n
customer because Y was sure mat the
man would Immediately tell nil his friends
the price he paid The price would have
been only ore point below the closing
quotation. but II IL the object OF the plan
that prices he forgotten, that quotations
be non-eNisten', and that securities be
transferred minus a market Another
house refused 10 sell TO an institution
where the transaction had 20 80 before
board OF directors for the reason that
the individuals on the board would imme-
d.ately talk prices and generate an en-
bryo marker.
The sun., 1914-09-12

Coupled with the evidence afforded re-
Gently OF tho European attitude OF high
class American securities. when 15 per
cent or tho holders of Lake Shore notes
abroad agreed 20 renew. the slight liTtlng
or the I'D In the home investment market
yesterday was regarded with satisfaction.
Tho gratifying feature OF present limited
trading IL tho fine spirit In which IL is
being conducted. There IL little or no
effort TO break under the rigid and ap.
parcntiy arbitrary rules tho committee
has SCI. In order 10 put through a deal
for material personal gain. Tho emphasis
IL being put by the committee primarily
upon two purposes--to relieve the loan
situation by giving private buyers who
are willing 20 pay the price an opportu-
nifty TO take of the hands OF dealers So
curides they are carrying and TO keep
municipalities and industries running
which have maturing obligations that can
easily be handled through short term re-
newl notes with tho regular standard
clientele OF the bond houses
The sun., 1914-09-12
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
BOND Dealings Encours~,us.

The nrst days working yesterday OF the
bond dealers plan to start u limited trad =
M In boDds and short term securities
anordcd eonle Interesting sdelights on
tho feeling OF investors. There were un-
mistakable evidences of IA refreshing con-
fdence In the outlook on tho part Of "a
number OF people with money. The trans
actions OF course, were very limited In
comparison with normal times. and this
10 exactly what IL expected and desired
by those responsible for the plan. But
at the end OF the day the head OF one OF
tho leading bond houses sTd that 1. had
becn tho experience OF his firm that the
number OF buyers and the amount OF So
rur,pes thev wanted wore about twice az
great as the amount OF bonds offered for
sale. This proportion OF buyers and sellers
and their wants Is particularly valuable
as measure OF tho home feeling, for tho
clientele OF the house concerned Ia al
most entirely American. II Is regarded
as highly encourasfrS sign that the
American Investor is not disturbed In his
own Judgment Oh tho value Of high class
securities, nor IL he unduly alarmed as to
tho danger from tho possible selling OF
the European. II was stated by leading
bond firms that this experience OF the
present feeling among moderate sized
bond investors. under the limited condl-
tions OF transactions, Is duplicated In their
own business
The sun., 1914-09-12
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER--.rherc was. moderate tradine
yesterday withou, any chang. in quota!icn-
caster. The high srade- o, creamery went
out freely a, quotations arc an crort 70
P@ hc mar UP few o-ss .s.' rSsns %SSTs
with poesioilitie. o, an edvsnce mex. week
aii.c; seconds, csr2sc. thirde, eId 2ti4 c. :
state dairy, tubs, nneF,. scc good 70 prime,
srcf rS. fIirss arss. Tr
.irf IT, RGss seconds ,nS:s e. sraa.s
- :2c; packing stock No :, slmsi%c; /;
CrHrTsE E.-Msrhet ye+e-esy vac ~.say
With lutl- weaker feeling for se'rs VIE,
9'n S n. cc wsr .n dS ~iS an AND sc.. wSs
2: tcs sos is' N s, .s .ns .ss
yi;.S THi'; .y:F1ss %i-coSsiS fs.fy a.,.. i.
.F'n. .t%: 'oss tf..h "p..r;sis' i:si.Hs,; poor
20 fair. 7Hl!o.
EGsTn" on ma 1.ie. ."s Ss.oks and
hennery rtock There has been a rood de:
msnd for und.rFr.de egss az w.,a % and ,,i
receipts exceed consum pt'cn and for the
medium rrsde esEs tho marks. was weaker
Egg egg were re- barely steady Prices; Fresh
gathered, extras 500 See eTra hrs,r ssa
Sc ,. i.ns.S. chcchs' siis y s2ilc.; re-,
frigarator. spccia, marks. fancy, charges
paid &c frs,1 ehsrGs, r9i ISs I'd nssI
by h-nnery whitet fancy, large, $50 'es :
hennrcTy sr9T9- y2e mre: h .urrT.e rgs o, many
the market on chickens was up nc. yeSter-
DAY and the sale Of fowls at isitc was as
,oNI. srourht i.rc.' viii. there we're some
sales by the independents 81 lsne. There
were Mnicsd.d yes,eIday nt'e.n cars max; X,
track There wifi he sufficient to make 40
for the week. msKiug receipts unususl y
heavy Preparations to6 the Jss,sn hon-
Geese were 'r're hrmer because quality Il
better. Pr'ces. Chickens. ieGl5Ee: fowls'
key. mixed, i,ai6c. ducks i4s = i7re /:
geese. l4is Gtisc, guinea fowls, pair. 500
62lgc pigeons. ps,r, 20 T2c ,
for the week was done yesterday and even
then trading was not suffoisnt 70 give
much encourasom.nt. eprins TURKEYS ,s nr,rn wrr"
old turi,eyr wore scarce and advanced 20.
There was wider range on milk and corn
oniy realized when stock was fancy. scaided
fowl. up he, and market closed IN sood
fonals'Oq fSos.n poultry. % and % heavy chcssSs and
young tom turkeys closed firm. Prices
Fresh hillsS .prins turk.ys, eso ola;
IL. fsa tgs each. ssasSc, w..;sfn bTorers mix
t.a: iss'oS corr corr ,sa; - i;a 5n,., is. T9s's s
sSs TO 0 = na 6. GTi i7se 70 uns.r %Sa" ss
isYc: Michlssn. scsided. 1sitisisc.; West
milk feedfs fee to mol Sc1 10 "a 10 dSss
isn2Oc; corn fed, i7d igc. Ducks. spring
I.ons Island; i'Sishe oIa roc:,eI,. g. nc lsSo' y.
sm.u W..,.rn. selected hon. and toms,
70 70 "nsU dozen. SI i""i'e'; corn corn fed, iso Fowls
is,sS 30 to Is lbs i5Sisc; old roos,erS'
The sun., 1914-09-12
aaz ss iHa
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS ron STATIONERY AND
whitehsii 81. Sew York Gi;y. Aug. is' ici4'
Scaled proposals. In triplicate viii be re-
ceived IN tho Once OF the Ouertornaster
General 81 the. Army Washington, ID. G..
until 1900 y. NJ. Eastern time. sept -,
1914, and then opened. for furnishing and
delivering articles OF s,a,iopery and desk
places named In said schedule informa-
tion und schedules furnished on application
20 Depot 9: NJ New York CITY. or ,S the
ington. u. C. Envelopes containing pro.
posais should be indorsed .'Proposate for
dressed to The Quartermaster General,
y. 3. Army. Washington. u. c.
The sun., 1914-09-12
MONEY IN NEW YORK.

frediminaSy ostimates Of to-days bank
stAtemsnt Indicate a oash gain Of about
100000 On interior operations Sa nks
gaincd s.sti.coo. but lost 1880 900 through
eold exports 10 Canada and I,2so,0oo 10
the 6ub Treasury.
osii money wac quoted nominsliy a, from
The time money market was at q stand
s,iu. with rates from 20 8 per cent. for
a.! risturfties.
Commercial paper held around per cent.
pomeetio exchange on New FORK: Chicago
Toe discount: 81. Louis-5c. premium
CincinHati--p,r.
Money IN London. ?@2Ho per cent
Sterling exchange wac steady and uuie.
Rates were: Demand. tesi9 6s cables
4.e9A Tsa
Retes were: Demand. 4e,isa.
Yxk, 5shc
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
changes, flss.ss9,oi5. balance ga,g5se4l: !:
Sub.rrteRrlry delit halance. ss,A asi
The sun., 1914-09-12

The committee told one firm that u
could not fS rate on certain bonds ~
held which was only point below The
closing price II would permit any actual
transa ctlon on that basis where the buyer
wac approved Of. but Il would allow no
generalization or fNed ngure. Az n re-
suit OF these strict methods leading bond
men assert that n will he possible 10
france tho large amounts Of high class
bonds of corporations and municipalities
coming due without any disturbances 10
market conditions or prices al they wero
at the close. Their regular customers, they
are confident, will want the short term
securities that will lie, brought out to
replace tho old. and which Will he placed
privately.
The sun., 1914-09-12
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

August 2sth, 1914
The co partnership heretoforp eNis,lr.
under the tlrn name OF ChRrlee Head x co..
with officcs at - Wall Street. Ncv N.'
and - state Street. Boston. Ma-s.. ..
with branch oft-es A. Grosveuor " g
Providence. Il l.. and Slater Trust 60. o.. d
Pawtucket Il. J.. is dissolved this I.
mutual consent All outstanding accounts
OF the New York. Providence and Pawtuek-'
Offices should hc paid TO VIM. G. b1r1Ht
and Charles G. West. 'liqu'datlng plrt-
ners" at Mes-rs Keech. Loew 4 CO.. g We'
Street. New York city.
JAMES s McCOBR
JAMES SULLINAS
WM. q. BORLANp
CHARLES g. WESI
DEXTER PLAGpF>.
JAMES A. PARKER
Mss-rs James Sullivan James A parts.
and Daniel sullivan announce that 'Hr.
have formed col part nershlp under -
name OF Charles Head a Co. with office U.
- state 81, Boston, Mass for tie uIrr..h
OF conducting the business heretofore '..r.
acted in Boston by Mcssrs. Char.,e lIe.. :
The sun., 1914-09-12
Live stock Market.

FRIDAY September H.
Receipts OF bseyea were iJ,: head. In
cludiny 10 car. for the market steer,
we're In good demand and senerailv Iod
l5c higher, bulls steady. medium and good
TAT COWS ioJiSc, higher others steady.
al $500 i7IS; COWS a s5;;oa,5 COWS aud
heifcrr miYed At s.. so, Dressed beef was
nrm AZ ioaia per TO- for city dressed
Rcceipts Of calves were Gis head, In
Guiding 3si Tor tho market. making with
the stale stock 4cs on sale. Neals Nero
active and arm, vrassers steady; butter
mllks nominal Common 10 choice Ncals
sold a, put35c per 100 lbs, culls at
81 1850: grSsscrs a. ~ $3.50. ycarling.
az s.. CITY dressed Yeals steady st l5U
soc per 10, country dressed nt l9is dlsc
Rsceipts Of sheep ana lambs were obi
head, Including !. cars t2r the market,
the pens were cleared. Common 20 primo
sheep tewes) rod at s35oGtS per 100 lhs.
N edium 10 good lambs n tsd $3.50; culls
a, t65oais Dressed mutton nrm at sW
llc.i dressed lambs at aUi5Lc.i few
hog dressed at isc.
R.ccipts of hogs were :, sao head. includ.
ing " cars for the market Prices were
ioUibo. higher with sales a, !o.dogt9.9o
per 100 lbs rcushs sold ~ $50 a SEQ; ;
stage At ~ -.
The sun., 1914-09-12
REALTY RECORDS
RESULTS AT AUCTION
Public Offerings Yesterday In Mnn-
haitian, The Bronx and BrooLl,

lat - vEsEY STREET,
Py Joseph y. Day.
lSSp ST, ?o7 W, 100 7th ~ 2o'
9s,ii. sty dwlg-F q Wild .rs'
Bertha Doctor ut al: due. t9.Gic 90. f....
&c, Si??o TO the plaiutin ...... : 0.o
Hy Daniel Greenwsld
ELDRiDGE ST, TO- .. 1897 D'vi,lor 20
2o,lxs6.6 sty int and strs--sl.,r'".
eale of all right, title. SC, which r.t
Heb Kramer had on July 49, l'il -.
hipcei 10 Louis Abrams. ....... go
lat 57Os THIRD AvENUE
by Charles A Berriau
JEROME Av. e, block front bet i't b
and l66th cts, 466.5s c 1891 to ~ Drn...
well av l67.ix l59.2N .0e ~ 'o
l64th ct 1850; also jerome az ..-
lstth st, 2oisS25NlSs to crret
1t.7 to iaAth ut NlS3.6, vacaut-R II N.r-
ponsld et al vs. r. + Robinson ct al. ..
tSi,Os5; taxes. &c, s5.432.35. NithAf.
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ISTh'.
EXCHANGE
By william =. Rae
EAST sD ST ., +O5 Av J 1IIss
Louisa z,egler 81 a. vs. Park Lawn l' q
Go e. al. 10 the plaintiff ......-. ..'
pv Nathaniel shutter.
tisT st, n a. 2?O $ itth av Itsvi
Huron Realty CO. Inc, vs. Ella 81
bach et al; % Williams, ....
The sun., 1914-09-12
THE COFFEE MARKET.
spot Prices sulI Tending Lower
Further Clearance for 4. =.

SPOT coffee prices In tho local market
again tended lower yesterday. Rio Is be-
ing quoted AZ cent?. and Rio Is at
liz to l2 cents, according to description.
Demand continues light. In view OF the
low cost and freight prices and the fairly
large amount OF coffee afoat for the
United States consumers show little in
cllnation to purchase. ON Thursday two
steamships carrying $4,000 bags cleared
Santos for the UNITED states.
brazilian markets on Thurday were
without important feature, Rio was weak
with No 90 reis lower at 3ss25 San
tos quotations were unchanged Receipts
at the two ports aggregated 35 200 bags,
against 97, 900 bags year ago san raulo
had $4,000 bags. against $4,000, and Jun
diahy 10000. against 10000.
The sun., 1914-09-12
RAINS RETARD WHEAT SEEDING
"Moderr Miller Reports weather
Generally Good for PIouRhina.

CHICAGO, Sept. Ii-Moder-t Ntller Drop
outlook "Rans have retarded wheat
seeding in the winter wheat belt but in
general have left the soil in excellen;
condition for ploughing. In Kansas rains
have been excessive and ploughing. here
tofore delayed for dry soil. is further
retarded. with farmers anxious to seed a
large acreage.
"Threehing OF stacked wheat in Kansas
and Nebraska IN now being pushed az
favorable intervals. In the Northwest
there has been a somewhat freer move
ment OF wheat, but there is a noticeable
tendency among farmers - hold . par
OF their a1Ippl ~ 4"
The sun., 1914-09-12
THE COPPER MARKET.
September Exports show Eject of
War IN EurOpc.

Copper exports up 10 Thursday night
we're 1895 tons, the week including a
holiday. Since tho beginning OF September
there has been cleared through the port
Of New York $500 tons Of copper as
compared with 1896 tons last year.
No new export sales OF copper have
been taking puce OF late. according to
producers. so far as German or Dutch
ports are concerned
There was little business yesterday
but !, was generally regarded rs unlm-
portant. The market was about 1914
cents 80 days.
shannon Copper Company will shut its
mine and smeltor as soon Us lts fifteen
days supplies. now on hand, have been
used This means elimination OF 12,00o.-
900 pounds from production
The sun., 1914-09-12
C0TTONSEED OIL.

The list was again higher. Crude
oil was firm, with offerings smaller IN
Texas crude Was quoted at Soc. and IN
the Southeast at 36c, Hedge pressure
locally was not important.
Demand cano principally from re-
tining shorts and commission houses. The
West bought some oil and consumers are
still absorbing moderate quantities.
senders yesterday amounted TO I,400 bar
reis Weak longs are said 10 have
been generally eliminated The de-
preston IN lard is without much inru-
encc.
The sun., 1914-09-12
REPORTS BIG STOCK INCREASES.
Lchigh and New England Tells of
R0 900, 900 yumu

TRESroE. n. j., Sept 11.-Certifcates
showing that the Lehigh and New Eng
land Railroad Company had Increased It's
capital stock In 1911 and again In 1912
we're hled with the Secretary OF State to-
day. No explanation was given as TO the
delay In the filing OF the certificates.
In 1911 the company Increased Its capi-
tai stock from si50o.oo0 TO $4,000, 900,
and In 1912 this was further increased to
F50o.ooo. OF the 10000 shares Of out
standing stock ie.S00 are owned by the
ISehigh Coal and Navigation Company.
The sun., 1914-09-12
MUST LIST BONDS IN SELLING.
stock Exchange Authorities An
uounce New Ruling.


with regard TO bond transactions the
Stock Exchange authorities ruled yestcr-
day as follows:
IN view of tho action taken by the
committee OF seven Of the bond dealers,
a. described in their circular dated Sep
teniber Q. 1914, the special committee OF
i've rules that 90 much Of rule No l3 a.
applies to dealings In bonds ia hereby
modified as follows:
Members not dealing through the COM
mittee of bond dealers and deerlng to
buy bonds or short term notes (elther
listed or unlisted) or desiring TO sell same
where conditions require relief must send
a list 70 the committee on Clearing House
Of the New York Stock Exchange. giving
the description Of the security. the
amount and the price st which they desire
to buy or eoll~
The sun., 1914-09-12
OIL shares Advance in Price.

Curb brokers reported yesterday that
there was an increasing demand for
Standard OIL stocks und that prices were
considerably stronger than they were
week ago. Standard on OF New Jersey.
which was quoted week ago at $40. Is
now s2e bid. while Ohio OF has risen
from 40 10 i45. Prairie OF and Gus
has advanced from 200 u 216
The sun., 1914-09-12

y. ". cornet broad and Arch Sffoof0
Philadelphia, Sept. Q. ia'i
The Directors have this day declared
quarterly dividend of two per cent 'l@
per ehasel. payable oct Is. isii 80 tto.t.
holders OF record at the close OF busiunt.
Sept 30. 1914. Checks viii he mailed
IEWlS llLi.IE- Trnn.urt-
The sun., 1914-09-12

Tho Common and Preferred Stock ho0N
Of this Company will close on septeinbs
18th. 1914, at 1900 NJ. by order or ~.
Board OF Directors, for the purposes OF -,
Annual Meeting OF Stockholders to be if'
at 1890 A. NJ. on October .ls,, 1914, a.
Exchange Place. Jersey city. y. J, and o.
open on october 22d. 1914. at 1000 A. "
Y. y. sHONE. 1Irl sn-et
The sun., 1914-09-12
United Shoe MACHINERY CorpOTation

The Direotors Of this Corporation have &,
olared, 9 quarterly dividend Of ix% bi,
and q dividend of 80 tsoo per share on ~.
Common capital stock both payable ortots
9TH. 1914, TO stockholders OF record az NJ
close OF business September 18th. 1914
/. A COOLIDGE, TreAsursf
The sun., 1914-09-12
STEEL & IRON co
birmingham. Ala

The Executive Committee Of the Board o.
Directors OF this Company has doc ared D.
quarterly dividend OF One md Three-quAS
ters per cent. lSSol on the preferred t,as
out OF che earnings payable Oct. I. lpit q.
the otioe or the Central Trust Conpany o.
New York. without tho closing Of books 80
stockholders of record at three ?. 81, SEP
tember ~, 1914, st the once OF said Ceu'fr
Trust Company OF New York. Transfer AEsn,
K, l. MORRIS. Secretary a Treasurer
New York. September IL. 1914
The sun., 1914-09-12
TENNESSEE COPPER COMPANy.

NOV 1OTk, Sept IIl wv
The Board OF Directors have this day 80
clared n quarterly dividend on IN. Capt.
stock OF this Company OF THREE pL.
CENT. (Ib Cents per sharel, payable
October lst 1914, to stockholderH % rsco-
az the close OF business on Monday, Ser
tcniber .iet. 1914
WALTER n. BRIoos. rrearur.t
The sun., 1914-09-12
Kcokuh and De- Moine, Railway 60.

September 10, ielt
The annual meeting OF the stockholdefa
OF the keokuk aud Des Moines Hallway
Company VIII be held at the ONCE OF the
on tho ist day OF october. 1914. at IL o'clock
noon
H. u. NUDGE. President
r. W. SARGENT, pecretary.