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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-25
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Local bankers are offering 100000 Of
T rs5 moG,E@ss P per cent bonds Of TIE
The bonds are dated June /, 1919: mature
June |. 1897. and are optional at i05 and
June l. 1917 The bonds are part OF an
authorized issue of $40, 900, 900. OF which,
Including the present amount, there are
ended May 81 1914, gross earnings agEre-
gated slS7267i, as compared with gross
earnings Mere sis2,S $50 or SIS SIS more tia n
for the twelve months ended May 81, 1919,
the Republic Railway and Light Company
for May show, gross earnings OF ;25iO?o;
Increase x. 21 net and sarnnEs Of Of
Twelve months ended May 81. 1914 gross
s e.. .sn T.e "sSs sSn 2, ,s.$
S al stSY' to sssSSs gain Of siss ssi
over the preceding twelve months
The valuation of natural gas companies
ohG for is ssa at issS1sS BY
Of taxation, The 1913 valuation made by
the commission was ros sso,57o differ.
ence Of s6Oss.lGo,
Pacific Gas and Electric Company has
Med with the California Railroad Commits.
plan Of permanent CHANGING, Tn. april
i've nrst preferred stock and 5000. 900 gen
0rai and r rdGR P PsgI cent sSnas the
date at a price then to be determined Au.
thority is also asked for the conversion Of
nrst preferred stock after July l. 1918 Au-
thority also Is requested from the com
mission mis- FOR the use OF aPP,oximslely 81 900,
the purpose OF meeting sinking fund obiiea.
tions during 1914.
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COTTON RISES ON
HIGH TEMPERATURES
Several Districts Report the
Thermometer at About
100 Degrees.
FOREIGN INTERESTS BUY
Advance Halted by Disquicting
Rnmors and Wall Streets
Weakness.
FOREIGN INTERESTS BUY


70 Nofth Carolina, South Carolina Geor-
"a Alabama. Mississippi and Louisiana,
GENERALLY fair and continued warm to-day
ard t. morrow. light south wind. on the
cosst
For Texas. fair to-day and tomorrow:
moderate southeast to south winds
For oklahoma. fair and continued warm
70 day and probably tomorrow.
For Arkansas fair and continued warm
N.day and tomorrow.
An abrupt change took place in the
undertoHe Of yesterdays cotton market,
Prices rose easily. due to a strengthened
technical position and to greater nervous
fe.s as to the development of tho crop.
Irsistcnt reports from the South to the
effect that temperatures were excessively
high stampedcd shorts soon after the
op.ung There was sufficient outside
buying to keep the list at substantial
gains Official detailed advices showed
that 40 many sections of the Sou beast
'he thermometer was registering over 100
degrees
The fact that prospects did not favor
materially cooler weather for the immedi-
ate future disturbed the shorts. especially
az no Precipitation of consequence was
forecast Several authorities were to be
found who placed little or no credence
iu the no, weather complaints. their con-
tenton being that the plant was not suf-
fciently advanced to suffer Yet II was
once more demonstrated that the trade
Ia susceptible to intimations OF crop de.
teroration.
Quite a little of the buying during the
day was attributed TO the nervousness OF
foreign interests. Recently the Liverpool
market has repeatedly come under ex-
pectatIons. partly due TO the limited vol
une OF spot business at that centre and
pessimisuc industrial advices. Yester-
days cables were surprisingly steady, and
I, was again suggested that the gloomy
textile reports were being colored. Theo-
dore H. Price. who IN in t,urope. OK
pressed such sentiments and reiterated
mat stocks OF actual cotton abroad are
unusually low.
The impression seemed quite general
that the recent decline In the market at
iracted more or less buying for the ac-
count NJ domestic spinners. As the South
does not seem to be In any particular
hurry 10 hedge demand OF this character
has more than ordinary effect.
Spot concerns were again Identified on
the buying side OF the near positions yes
t"rday, although in line with their opera
TONS OF the last several days distant
months were sold. Profit taking for the
account OF professional operators caused
slight reaction prior to the close Of the
market Vague rumors circulated to the
meet that there was again trouble in the
uptown dry goods section. The weakness
o' the financial market did not go unno-
ced but 1t Is declared that speculatively
held cotton in Wall street Is not OF bur
densome quantity. much having been liqul-
dated In the decline ~ sc. per pound
during the past few weeks
Futures closed steady, II to 10 points
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Os MONIES, June 2+.-Iowas law for
.Se sterilization OF criminals. idiots.
,unH"fds and drug hends Is unconstitu-
.Vn'l IN the opinion OF United States Dis
W. Judge Smith Mcpherson, filed to-day.
nt..Hion is concurred In by Circuit
yudSe Walter l. Smith and District Judge
- Pollock, The law. which was
$500 ny the last General Assembly. In
s,r. .a'tH invalid on the ground that il IL
ND'' ana inhumsn treatment.
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Burlington Z Missouri River
Railroad Company In Nebraska
Consolidated Mortgage
6 Per Cent. Bonds
DUE JULY [, 1918.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT In
pursuance OF Trust Mortgage Deed sN-
ocuted to The New England Trust Company,
trustee, by the Burlington & Missouri River
Railroad Company In Nebraska. dated July
], 1875, the following SO Consolidated Mort
gage Bonds due July 1, 1918, of said Raj .
road Company, secured BY said Deed OF
Trust have been drawn for payment. viz;
Two Hundred and Ninety -four t20b Bonds.
81 600 Each nImhera.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, June 24--The market
was narrow. but showed better volume OF
trading There was some demand for
Pennsylvania on the decline on announce
ment OF passing Of the common and re-
duction OF the preferred dividends OF Pan
handle. There was some buying OF Phil
adelphIa Electric at a fractional decline.
Tonopah Belmont and Tonopah were
steady. In the bond list Lehigh Navga-
ton convertible AS were n strong fea-
tlre The summary.
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STEWART MISISG COMPANY.

New lork, June IL, 1910.
The Board OF Directors has declared .
quarterly dividend OF ten per cent roesb
able June 3Oth. lGli, to stockholders OF
record at the close Of business June 18th
lPli stock transfer books close at three
p N, June lsth. laii and reopen at ten
\. NJ, July LIST. i9ll.
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STATE INVESTING co. or NEW JERsE,

June %, 1914.
The Board Of Directors has this day de
clared semi annual dividend OF Three
$50 Per Cent upon the capital stock Of
This Company payable July !, 1914 to stock
holders OF record At the close OF business
on June ~. 1914.
ALBERT w. PROsS. Secr.tnrY
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Sugar-Raws sold points lower yes
terday at 333c. with sales of $4,000 bags
to the American Sugar Refining Company.
Refined Is still quoted al +.30c., with the
tendency easier
There was "A little more inquiry con-
corning Cuban raw sugar futures yester-
day, with July still Arm and in demand and
the later months inclined to shade off
Quotations for Cuban raw sugar futures,
basis &c degrees. c. |. Z New YORK:
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SCOTS for Chicago Board seat.

Judge Greenbaum OF the Supreme Court
has granted leave to Abraham q, Gil
bert. assignee Of Stoppani e. Hotchkin.
stock brokers of 90 Broadway. to sell
their membership on the Chicago Board
Of Trade for s2.O75 to w =. Anderson OF
w. p. Anderson & Co, Chicago.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. June 24.-Further pressure
developed to-day. due to the weak con-
dtion OF the New York market. Union
Carbide, Peoples Gas, Sears Roebuck and
Commonwealth Edison were easier Chi
cago Railway first certificates acted weli
and Illinois Brick showed a tendency 10
do better. Nothing new In the bond list
The summary:
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international Navigation Company
(Nss al,sd International Mercantile Marine Company
First Mortgage Sinking Fund
SO Cold Bonds


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that pursL
ant to the terms Of the mortgage dated the
first day OF February. 1899. two hundred and
fifty-two t252l OF said bonds, Of 81 600 each,
numbered AS below, have been drawn for re-
demption by the sinking Fund at par and &C
crued interest, as of August LIST 1914, when
all Interest thereon will cease
The numbers OF the bonds drawn are as fol
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CITY INVESTING COMPANY.
l5h Broadway
Naus Na.L q.

New York. June -, 1914
The Board OF Directors have declared Q
quarterly dividend OF one and three quarters
per cent upon the preferred stock OF thiss
company, payable al It's ONCE July lst.
1914, 10 holders Of preferred stock Of record
on the books OF the company at the close
Of business June 90. 1914.
EkEDERIC J. MAIL.LDAN- Treh .urer
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Spot cotton AT New York was I'M
changed. Southern spot markets were un-
changed, with New Orleans IS 1l-l6. Gal
weston IL lille, Savannah l3Ts. Houston
l3S. Augusta lax and Memphis 13&
The New orleans market was steady
after the closing here Prices there were:
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

The date of payment Of the extra dividend
on the common capital stock OF this Com
pany, declared on January S, 1914. has been
post pOued from July I to July 20, 1914,
subject to such further postponements as
shall be deemed necessary or advisable by
reason of litigation.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
lG5 Broadway, FREDERIC V. $ CROSBY,
New York y. \. Treasurer.
June 20, 1914
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East RIVER NATIONAL BANK.

..n,.or,r,I NGyw,dnaOOarN, June -, IsIt
ias this day been declared by the Board OF
Directors OF this Bank, payable on and after
Wednesday. July l. 1914. Transfer books
VII remain closed from June - to July
:, 1914, inclusive.
GEO L. HOVER, Cashier
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sales were $500 bags.
Provisions closed steady. Cash mar
kets were: Beef-Packet. sl7.5OnSlS
family. SlsGs1S.5O. Pork-Mess. s22.2j
4$22.75; family, s24@s25.50. Lard
Prime Western, si0.4j; refined Continent,
sl0.s0: South American, sll,25.
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
Of Ihe lIiA Of NrM Nnrk

New YORK, June ~, 1910
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
clared quarterly dividend Of FIVE PER
The rnnst-r books VIII remain cioged from
ELMER l. WHITAKER. Cashier.
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Ice Wagon strike In 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June "a strike OF Ice
wagon drivers has been called for wednes-
tay AT the height OF a heated term
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SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TEL EGRAPH COMPANY

Interest on Thirty Year First Mortgage
sinking Fund Gold Bonds Of this Company.
due 1871. will be paid on and after July 1.
1915 upon presentation Of coupon No. 70
the Bankers Trust Company, No. ia Wall
street New York y. Y.
j. NJ u HOXSEY Treasurer.
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TIE BANK or AMERICA.

New YORK, June 18th, lSIt
The Board OF Directors have to-day de-
Gt per cent. free OF tax. payable July LIST.
1914 to stockholders Of record OF this date.
The transfer books will remain closed
until July Ind, 1914
W NJ. BENNETT. Cashier.
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CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY

Interest on First and General Mortgage
Five Per Cent. Bonds OF this Company. due
1897. will be paid on or after July 1. 1914
upon presentation Of coupon No. TO the
Columbia Knlckerbocker Trust Company
No 80 Broadway. New York. " Y.
j. NJ H. HOxSEY Treasurer
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TO THE HOLDERS OF 81 SINKING FUND
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS OF
THE POCAHONTAs COLLIERIES
GnN(pANK

The undersigned' succsss"r to Knick.r
booker Trust Company, Trustee, under the
mortgage given to secure the above described
bonds will receive offers OF said bonds for
account OF the Sinking Fund. as provided In
Article Sixth OF the above mentioned mort.
gage,
Sealed offers OF said bonds stating specin-
oally the price at which II Is proposed to
sell the same may he sent TO the Columbia.
Knickerbocker Trust Company Trust De
partment, 60 Broadway, New York city on
or before July 7th, 1874. at 1900 o'clock
noon. The right Is reserved 20 reject any
or AZ oners IN whole OF IN part
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRUST
COMPANY, Successor Trustee
by GEORGE r, WARREN Trust Oricer.
Dated. New York, June ), 1914.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

,"AsHlNGTON. June 2t.-The statement OF
the receipts ANA pay warrants Of the Treasury
SHOWS
Yesterday This month. Fiscal year.
Heye'pl' 81, ig3, 9lj t5sis9 is5 SOS 49,, lls
ray warrants |. CjS, $40 q, y99 $50 ssl, ISL 9Ii
snrplu. 1910 $50 ,l5,lss, 800 'sa3 ?2s s22
'Defr'
~. ~, eipl' from customs yesterday. si,ol2. 76l;
.om internal revenue, ordinary, s9i7, III: cor.
p9afSShoh TAX, 1i,j5s,t65. and miscellaneous.
!, SA'ioni bank notes received for redemption.
= ll' cash statement of tho United States
treasurer for June e shows:
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The Liverpool market was strong. There
Vas poor business in spot cotton. with
midiling unchanged at 7.56d. Sales. 1000
bales Receipts. $4,000 bales. including
:o,ooo American
pYlgas a Iiyern.nI
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AT l.lNetpOol were
nd stocks were

IL A NJ bids to Liverpool were: July.
1865 October. 1888 December, 1885
January l243
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Exports yesterday, 1890 bales. Tots
mus FAR this season, S,635,O38 bale,
against s3s2,05l bales last year.
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sell cents per share.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14
6eirat65 eicen3ca.


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gltitn @eInfer rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14
9Snrn0r IL g9rit.@altimnrc.

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Brigade Gouipan14 pcraniialiete &c.
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5dBlcn0ea Gcnpaanie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

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MATT IONAAE
BISCUIT
COM PlAlJY
9InS 6cm Snnern aRarglauo'S aMS
ben nugreR5enDeH Gtaaten.

&om @uter5ug 0citiir5t
@euigc Wliutcu nodl scr 9cmcrs
fitng omorgcn lit 8rciiog, ser 49,,
alio eiu @ehtaa" fieI por0eiiern
2lbeno Der 25.j06riac .. s. @litdca,
Elm @ei5er ser Baltimore C1io.
9obl~, bel @eperton BON icincn Sii.
tcrjua im0 500 lid 10 ihmere Ser
leeltngeu 5lL ooB bic 9ler5tc peuig
Soifnimg 6n6eu iAn oni 2cDen 5n
erboIten. 0lithea botic om GonnerS.
tag ieincn ireien Gog lmo 6efano iib
auf 0eni @c1e 5ii ieiner iii 0orpcrs
6errD lcbenocn W}utter. ST bate iii
99euerton einen @erionclBug uerloi.
len un0 molte ali Dem Siiter5ug oie
lSabrt fortietcu; ais en- bon enienl
Qsoagon 3un nddiicn 1cben moate
Itiir5te er ouf Oie @cleiie Sein rcd.
ter 9lrni uuo 6eioc 9einc iuitroen ser
iNncitcrt Der 9Irit ser @o6u@je.
icQidoit lciitetc Sent &erlesien 0ie
erite NiIic ln0 oronete oann 0ie lie.
bcriii6rtng 0litdeIS in oaS Qrius
uider 6oipital ali. @s ioQ ouac6lit
ucnig Soiinnug uor1an0cn ieii i0n
am Scben SIT erbalten
$50 linn z Set6crt's $63OO2
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mer lit ocs Iie6iiaGls lino oer Sch
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glprl 1913 cilpa $500 ron elmer
9onf abac6obea mo beluabrie cas-
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GEN aus @arreitGoluiu norgcla0cn
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ae9cn Die ~@oi6iu9ton ouo RoduiQe
electric 9iaihuau Company 5l. Trau
So6uion bottc acgen Sic @eicaiMait
cine SHdocnerabflage ouaelrcnat
imo madic 0elicno oaB lie ani 5.
oSitni 1910 Don cinei gluqeiteQten
oer 0jeieQihoit ihmer 6eleiOiat nor
Sen mare, md6reu0 S.ie olS @aiiaoier
in einem Moggoil Der @eieQidoft
fi6r Dcr 9Inneitelhc mar iciicr3eit
pcrboitct uno im @oli3ci1eridt be.
irait ipor0ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14
& alDucr ,Ttn0efloait.

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Gaoog @og oes y4ipiua @od Glubs"
81 Soeait Gale0 9ou9 Sslano, nn.
mcbr lHi $500 raidder Gr fauo CHI
Bon 6ran 4 @iliicra Gailcr ans
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glrubauo lno crbieIt ote beiaaie
1runme 0aiiir als 9eLolamg 6ral
Goiler lit bic gonicr BON Ncrru mo
,Srau 2Ieyanoer 9ropn Uon 9alti.
more
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

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IN 5Frer RanO bal
ten Sic Gin 5iiufcent.
ftid.
Jn oes 6rocers Rano
befinoct fP 9erace
eiu fcucbti9 9Feitsiiae.
res paefet Umeeda
Biscuit. CT rcicRt
Jbnen oas pacFet
Sic 9ebeu iI1m Die
2lIiin5e. Gin gerinsfil'
9iger 6eiadftspor
gang?
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pertPer Germ Sic
RaDeil cen fletH1teit @oes
tra9 aIssgeseben, peI-
der cin PocFet cute
1laPrrug faltfea miro;
uno Scr Grocer bat
JRucn oas nohrhaftefre
d5ebdcf pcrFauft cas-
aus 2lIsRI h'rg:fteIlt
miro io rein uno
fnusperig ano R5FIid1,
ais Oh es ebca erft aus
Dem Ofeu fdnie.
NAT IONAE.
BISCUIT
COMPANY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

s.l5 IeiAt ac6eiicrt mlroe aciicrn
0er 3itiiauo ocs @rn. 9ucranoer Nar.
veg BON Der 6irma Tetrid ~ S5aruep,
rel1er sur 3cit an 2uacnent5iin-
oNng i'm SoDns @optins 0oipital
oariicoer liegt be3eihuct. SEER Nar,
ue0 iii &rdii0eut ocS ~Gatouspiaq
GountrD Gllb5"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-14

g)irsiior. aer cite eiHaybioeis
sGaaaipislfrin agii Tdleth.ry2iaai9ra1e
sur 9ro6e duflgclsu fisl, acdl osn
l@ufireleH;
mSM tGua @ic id.h. H2 Guoase'
,ncni uc9mer S5ie iire glis 5uoie
IlN5critsr5tm 5raH~
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-05-15

Did you ever notice how little in
terest the man the has no property
takes in the tax question. He often
laughs at the plight OF the man who
has to scratch day and night to raise
the money to pay the taxes on his
home. Makes a lot of difference,
don't it. One evening, not long since
we heard one man say to another, they
have attached my property, and they
will attach yours. The other laughed
and said, Il would like to see them
find my property"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1914-05-15
Church Services
Congregational Church

Regular services next Sabbath morn
ing and evening at the Congregational
church. Preaching at Dryden at 8.
On Sabbath morning May oath, at the
Scenic Theatre Rev. Davis will deliver
memorial address. Special singing
by Mr.. E. P. Sharman and reading
by Miss Freddie Gartner. DR.. Briggs
will render several violin selections.
Everybody come out and honor the
old soldiers, living and dead.
Rev. Davis.