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GOODRICH EARNINGS SMALL.
Holders Of SsO, 100000 Common VIII
Get Less Thaa ! Per Cent.

The report tust issued by the n. F.
Goodrich Company Is It's first annual re-
port since II became \ New York corpora
ton and acquired the property OF the Diz-
mond Rubber Company. Tho amount
available for tho $4,000. 900 common
stock after paying dividends on the pre-
ferred was equivalent to 0.s3 per cent
The net sales for the year totalled &3e.-
6os.3<7. compared with s37b33,ssi for
nine months In 1912. with net profits from
operation OF &3.o6s.ll3. against $3.7is.-
33<. Total income for the year was
Ss.5is.&cs, compared with 3..?l.l7s for
nine months IN 1912. The net profit vas
S2.6sS.747. compared with s3,522.N
After deductng S2,10o.O0 for preferred
dividends the balance was equivalent to
0.s3 per cent on the sso.0e0.00o common
stock. The proht and loan surplus OF the
company In given as S105,9s3 for 1918,
AZ compared with 3Sos..35 In 1912. The
assets on December IL. 1918. were $l9.-
4oi.4so. against s2toO7.s9s on December
81. 1912 the falling OF being due mainly
TO the reduction OF current assets.
According TO ". g. Work, president OF
the company. the year was a critical one
In the rubber industry. Al the beginning
Of the year the price OF plantation rub
her was more than 81 = pound and at the
end OF the year Il had fallen 10 about
80 cents n pound. Unsettled labor condi-
tons also caused a shortage OF skilled
labor and the general decline in business
throughout the country caused falling
OF In the volume OF orders.
Ono OF the interesting features Of the
report OF the company IL the fact that the
company's good Will 10 carried IN a sep
arate item for the first time. II is placed
at e5I.7ss.0oo.
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"selleP TWeuty."

rather pronounced feature Of the
bond market on the exchange In the re-
cent past. and perhaps last week par
ticularly. has been the evidence OF foreign
selling. The proof is contained in the
frequency Of transactions In which delay
in delivery is stipulated for such as would
give time for the arrival OF certificates
from the other sida Such sales have no,
been great perhaps In any one session,
but in the aggregate they foot up a pretty
respectable total. Undoubtedly selling OF
this kind has been swelled by liquidation
In the Union Pacific convertibles and
Rock Island coilaterals for which definits
and well understood reasons are furnished
but apart from these two instances II has
been well distributed throughout the list.
Firms with foreign connections report
that IL Ia their experience that moderate
selling OF bonds OF American corporations
from abroad has proceeded throughout
the rise In the market since the first OF
the year. Some OF this liquidation. II IL
said. represents the undoing OF invest
ments made as long ago as fifteen years,
1t Is suggested that there is no specia,
significance to this development except
as IL testhes 10 foreign Investment
market that r. altogether unusual Such
II the competition for capital on the other
side that bargains in new securities OF
the highest grade such az have not been
seen IN a generation. are being offered 20
investors. Recent issues, like the Hun
garian Government loan. placed at a price
10 yield 8 per cent have been too attrac
tive 10 he resisted. Naturally our bonds.
even at present low prices. In MANY cases
suffer by comparison.
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THE MISCELLANEOUS xARxErs.
Cs4ee Cleses e . Pesuts Low
Prsvisisas CIese steady.

Expectations that to-day. which Is the
nrst March notice day. would witness
heavy tenders brought forth renewed
liquidation In that position. though many
OF the holders elected to switch TO later
months. The active switching. IN fact, was
the markets feature. Foreign markets
acted rather disccuragingiy over the holt
day here, but in spite OF the lower Euro.
pcan cables the local markets showed a
relatively fem tone throughout the se.-
sion. Opening prices were 2 90 6 points
net lower and later movements were
rather narrow. Final prices were TO 6
potnts lower and Gales totalled i2$.760
tags.
Tho HAvrs market opened = q. lcver
thas Saturday end closed 4 n. l0wsr.
Hamburg started = 70 ! pig. icwsr and
finished y 70 ~ pfS. iower. RIO and
Santos receipts totalied 5000 easD tfor
two daySD. Sao Paailo had $4,000 barr
and Jundiahy had 10000. Last year a.
the corresponding date thers was Q holt
day in Brasil.
New York and New Orleans warehouse
deliveries Of Brasil coffee last week were
1919 bags. against Ios.sN IN the Same
week last year
Prices were:
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES pursuant to
ala order Of the tpiftd States District Court
for the District Of Idaho. southern Division.
IN cause th rein pending where the Guar.
Huty Trust Company uf New York In plain
tim and said Idaho Hallway. Light 4 Power
Company, ct a.. are defendants. beins caus.
No. 40 60 tts. Westln.ho house Electric &
Manufacturing Company v Idaho Railway
Light Power COMPANY, ConsolidAt-dh thst
all creditors having claims for preference
not heretofore allowed on account Of claims
arising from the operations Of said Company
trior TO December .srd. 1918. the date OF
appointment OF receiver therein, which are
proper 10 be paid as expenses Of operation
ana current and unpaid payrolls and vouoh-
ere ana supply accounts Incurred IN tho
operation Of said property al any time within
slk months prior to Haii order are directed
to file their claims with raid receiver on or
hefore the 30th day Of April ltl4 ana all
other creditors are directed to Intervene IN
said cause within Ike date on or hefors
tho same date, and all claims not pre-
s"nted by Min. With the receiver or inter
yention within said time. -hs'l b. barred
from any participation IN the stseis of the
receivership estate
DATED January .gth, 1874
BY ORDER or rhF COURT
tsignedJ .. q + MARklirs
Ne-alter
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Service Company IN T.. stassWsnt Tor ne
S ,.s income %S. y; :Ss s.sS
s ss!s:sss' q 81 H. Dy;;:e slls:s?; n:
81: g, i g. pc. ss: e.: Sen
s sr.e mo. g g. e i s::s 1s S.p
The higher r.ss, vssuirins Iis'oss, me.s, {.
Sa.n e.: :S,; yi e. w.. ,s, W.,
inSs %. th. tS.lv. %on.h, increased AZ x.
:.iissss %: scs:.:!' is,s:: ss:n 3. IS;
!ss ,;Si:S!nsss e.mDs =: 'S S:Hu.iS u. sss
,.. II. =, sn.. :, 2; D::: . &C.: si%
ana s;ssiss. e s:P..sisi!sSa !, "a: AZ =;
sauvai:nt to annual ::rN'DSs o. la p.
% en-; :y: M :s.s:
len, I: The .npYsi ss'nins: o. ~ S:. s; n.
p:s: 's..sss: ill., 81 s1 sse!:ss. 81 s:n.
::s !: si::: :s:.:.d Il: &
Or IT'S Dcr. ssst, sysv JssYssx 1911. fnt As
@ :s'i .: :S.s:'; !. re- e:s;' 60: w
:: s;::,s :::s:s &c.,. ~:
s *. ~ q. e! piSs :s:s.rs ,s'' which
month Il: s'r:'' ..s r. sS''Gs. 's W.
:s. y: ;.:;:.: 4: q:
sssSs :.. 'ss" s.'..'ss s,s.'' =
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Interior receipts and stocks were:
THE grab MARKETS.
wheat Advances Late - Decrease
- Visible.

An early decline in wheat prices OF
y TO ne, which reflected disappointing
cables and favorable Government snow
map reporting adequate covering over
the greater part of the winter wheat belt.
vSs recovered IN the later trading on
tho substantial decrease reported in the
visible supply ana . bullish estimate OF
farm reserves. Values closed about VIC.
net higher and practically At the days
highest level. Trading was not heavy
and vas again Of more or less profess
sionsI character. The action Of the Liver
pool market over our holiday was not
encouraging 10 holders. and export buy
Ing was reported as light d. w. Snow
estimated farm stocks OF wheat At 1885,
100000 bushels. against I7i.0oo.00O bush.
ss last year and iai.o0o.0o0 bushels
IN 1919.
Corn closed nearly We. higher. the
s'rength being due TO covering prompted
by weather developments suggesting .
slower movement and Increased demand
for feeding. A eight decrease in the
Visible also contributed 10 the strength
- did the estimate OF reduced farm re-
serves Oats advanced with corn In the
ate trading and closed about We. higher
Trading was slow.
Snow reported corn In farmers hands At
$4,000 900 bushels, against i,ss3,o0o, 900
bushels last year; oats eso,e0o,0o0 bush
els against Se7.oo0.oee bushels year
ego.
Visible SUPPLY q American wheat ds-
creased i.ssl.0oe eusheiA cora decreased
$4,000 bushels and eats decreased 10000
bushes Visible supply Of bonded wheat
increased $4,000 bushels; osts decreased
1000 bushels.
World shipments Of wheat and corn
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

RrTTER;-TrS'irs after tho hoi.da, vM
~ ~ 'hsr ,, was m, no res.on for adyanc ,,
va: lite d;tur- and ,Serc here wa ~ an r .iy T
Of ~ on the hi.her SrHie helay-d chip
isr !, so @osia fo ana ,aSs par r"" The The
rndsIsrha.. are FL drss:ins Price. follow
onds s4Ssse ''N held tS,rs.. .prssc hr.. ST
sc State dairy. hucsi fs'. d5ic good to
r rS S i,n,.ns rc current fA, rT.. :oI%:.
pscnns stock. current mahe No !. ls're No.
CHEESE Trad. yesterday was oui.,. hut
the owners OF hlsh grade whole mike are hrm
and are ind n.,eni about sale, Re,e,r,. ar:
sSSl. mid: are aalsi and .siT. y: asii
si5%s aadefsrads. d. 9ls,se. S.i:"s held.
iisc, held, chocs, ugi.sc rlnm. fresh.
sGT9G e ehGl%s .'.% t POO, to far, 'Hs;
fre.S eye . ye.,crday sS fher. were ssss on
mo Of shem . .srp. ~. g'% sad
lohlrrs we're complelely out hence the a.
lew III" ' ,S~r Scins - than 'oS ca. Az ola
xsrc sc'ys ali OF sesi.rdsy' Pr,c-. ,oi.r~
Fresh gathered extras, Slo1i,tc. extra nrWs
.y..aa s:a ncs.st s: :Ssrs. -sl.s 70
s s;s: ard "s ;.g & sssd
lower grades, Sgssc,: European, frcsh, i.9
DOZEN 10 case. lar 10 prime. .ta.sr Duck
es.s, Stat. and nearby white f.d.oc. Balti:
more. seds7c Western. s13oc Tennessns and
LIVE PoUITRY '~%ea,Ner conditions YER.
against free lraffir and unloading Yesterday
There werc " cars and few shipments by
sxprcss on Mondsy. The weather al over the
S.ios IS. rs s cold p snap sdv,s.: WEI. H..
there would he more poultry this week. but
rccev~rv do not eSpcc' ss much - they had
last week. TIE market will probably he gov
erned larsciy nv r~c~ipts, No rroes we're male
| YESTERDAY, consequently quotations are impos
sible
DRESSED POULTRY .--wss,her conditions
and snow prevented free deliveries and fowl
are very scarce and generally held at lee, There
| IL not enough soft nleated chickens TO 30
Duck. and geese are scarce, bu, the demand 10
| also hight. Squads are firm for large sisea
| Guinea fowls dull Frozen poultry 10 moro In
| evidence The demand was principally from
speculative souroes. Quotation: ares wsstsrn
dry picked, average, best ,, :saisc Tesss
S!oiI.r.. : jes, each, sSaa'o Sos pseE.d.
| 100; under 30 lbs i6c Barrelled stock. dry
isXTiGa sealded, ls+nisc old roo,,ers, .l%c. !
:ase' p'l "s rf h.: y Ia PC , Sssn rs.
Western slime ,s~'p" rYos~n-ruriey HENS snd
TOM. $50. Southern dry picked. ssa:s,so
Is TO ~ lbs. to dozen. aoA?Ic corn fed a6
,s Mh , ,4 ,.s ;, = 20 u per w?:,:n
lbs. isc Old boosters. -iac, Ducks, Long Isi.
and isHisc, wesisrR. i,1iss 6eesS. Mick,san.
fancy. i7c.' Western No .. isaite.s
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN, Feb 2<.--The local market
was duh with an irregular tone. Among
the coppers Greene Cananca and VOL
VERNE were weak, the latter closing at
4e. OF y. while the former closed at
ssis. off IN. In the early trading
Tamaraok strengthened 70 42%. this
being the highest ps4cs In two yeasN
easing y 60 -. American Agricultural
Chemical and Edison Electric wers the
strong features IN che industrial list.
the former gaining IN to bsh. while
the latter strengthened 10 e61. up I. Bos-
ton and Albany dropped a point, and
Boston and Maine. after easing a point
TO 43I, closed at ~. On the local curb
Old Dominion Trust receipts were active
with an advance of IL TO ~. The
summary.
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SMALL VOLUME OF
TRADING IN COTTON
Holiday In New Orleans a Fac
tor in Limited Bust
ness Here.
MARCH NOTICE DAY NEAR
Decrease in Local Stock Indi.
Gates Prospect Of Light
Tenders.

p,,ln.ss in the cotto, market VA. sc.
....,,,,.a y..,erday no en-. hol,d.v a. ~,
80. '. Wv "o, :" ''"
orleans "nieh market was ciosed on &C
count Of Mardi Gras festivities. A. a
consequence fluctuations on the local ex-
change were even more res,1c4sd than
49,, -, r.. ..,,.,,.,,, -, -,..-~.
e'e! "'' ~" "' III" p'"e c"e"se'
were conhned 10 range OF -FOUR TO six
points. About the only feature was ths
maintenance Of the March premium and
,,,,h.r ~aden,,~ ~ On. aiW.-.o... n..
a.. A. ~. -. 80. 80"
tween Mey " Wv iors mo May'uns
in Liverpool rms spreading between the
two markets occurred notwithstanding Q
fair amount Of buying BY Livsrpoo, here
A,,or,,on 4. h>oc,,,,n~ ,,,or> ~.c,r.A n,
.,..1
tns Marc" pos'"oh. - '"osy ID 'ho "rs'
notice day Tor deliveries on that month.
In the very nature Of things tenders can.
mn, h. very heavy. for the local c.rtia.
"a .,ocr ,o,x,i,h.,ana,rc o,c,~,or.,
o"'eu
arrivals rom the sout,, mas SHOWN
Gradual snrihkage since me mrs. Oh req
rusry and Is now Gown TO s,.ooo na!es
with about It'eoo around the nrst on ths
month. Along IN pecemoer me 'oca s'ocs
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PRILApELPHIA, Feb 2t.-rhs market
during the day was dull, featureless and
narrow. The storm kept commission
houses almost empty and there was only
a scattering Of traders on the moor Of tho
exchange. Electric Storage Battery.
Philadelphia Company. Cambria Steel
and Union Traction on small odd lot
trading were of fractionaliy. Electric
Storage showed very little reactionary
power on the decline, There was scat
tering demand for Tonopah Belmont on
the declaration OF Its dividend. United
Gas Improvement was steady. Phila-
delphia Electric was neglected. Almost
no arbitrage trading. The summary:
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0ssl WIZ.

The Goodrich annual report 10 partio-
uiarly interesting on one score II on no
other. In the balance sheet capital a.
sets are outlined A. follow: "Red es-
tate. buildings. plant machinery and
sundry equipment less veserve" for de-
prscistion 10 put q eI2.s7s,l6l. ''patsnts'
1t SBs8.eSo ana good will" Sb7.7ss.00o
In the preceding annual report the assets
were all grouped together In one total
Thua u Ia seen that the item Of good will
II valued At e67.7sS.000, Inasmuch as
tho outstanding common stock amounts "a
go. o00.0 900 and the preferred to $50. 000.-
900 the valuation placed by the company
upon good viii alone 10 equivalent to a
little %sr 90 Der cent Of the fetal eaP'
ttaliEatien.
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ELECTIONS AND MEErINCs.
The Pennsylvania ltaiiyoad Company,
Genera omee. Broad street station

FhIIndeIphIa, IIth FebruAry, lPll
Tho ANNUAL MEETING; OF n. s,och-
holders OF this Company viii be held on
TUESDAY. tn. tenth Gay OF March. 1914. AZ II
O'Clock A. N. In Horticultural Hall. Broad
street. below Locust street. Philadeiphis. at
which meeting there viii b. submitted for
the Annual Report Of the Board OF Directors
tor the year ended sist December 1918: an
agreement for the acquisition by thi. Com
psny OF the franchises. corporate property.
rights and credits Of the Holidaysburg,
Bedford and Cumberland Railroad Com De nv
the authorization OF mortgage TO secure
bonds to be issued from time to time when
and Hs approved ny The Stockholders to an
amount not Ia excess at any time Of the
then outstanding capital stock. and other
appropriate subjects
S'ockhc'ders may obtain copies 90 the An
nusi Neport OF the Company. and the nee
cary tickets Of ad mission TO the meeting on
and after the 3Ed DAY Of Marcia next bv per-
ronAi application, or by otter. at the Secrs-
tary Once. Room $50. Rrold Street station.
Philadelphia, LEWIS NELSON. secretary.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Blair = Co. are offering the vnsssA pssss.a
Of o., 900 900 Carolina. CIinchAsld ana ofSs
Rsn-sy vihhoyn sxtspson asst nostOs1s
per cent: go!d notes. due Nay 1 1917 d
Rheadss q Ca snnssnes the psns-ai q
!s.,, o,n.s: from = Mi :s.sss y, ,, che
james y, Brown - the Suck Nrchsnss
hcus. Of James y. Rrovn has lsft %
= two months trip to California
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Sugar-Sales OF 10000 bags OF Porto
Ricos At l-32c. constituted yesterdays
activities In tho raw sugar market. Re-
nners' quota tons remain unchanged. Sew
eral Of the large interests are doing bust
ness at 40oc.. while tho Warner Com
pany In asking +10c. An advance OF .
points Is named by all on business after
March !, when the new tariff goes into
effect. The American Company will DO
business to be billed at its list price after
that date
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EXPORTS OF MIRCHANDIsI.

Exports Of merch snd,ss frsm the vsys q
New York for the week ended YsbViAsv d
compare rs follows with the pssvlous WasI
and with the corrsspondinS week . ysa5
aEo'
Last week. Previous week Ian y~AN
0s,2SS0U otS.oii,lS7 oiSSJfS1S
Exports Of msrche ndiss from January Z
10 date compare ~ follower
ussssi,n ustsis.vss
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Feb. 3$--A very dull con-
dition vas noted IN this market, with an
easier tone IN evidence. Booth Fisheries
common continued weak and the pre-
ferref also showed increased pressure
Common wealth Edison was In Gopd de-
mand. but prices were unchanged. Bonds
steady to = fraction lower. The sum
mary:
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vANDALlA RAILROAD COMPANY.

Pittsburgh. Pa, February 4 1914
Tn. annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the NASDAilA RAILROAD COMPANY
VII be held at the prlnGpsl once Of the
Company. Room No 9. Union Station. IN tho
c. OF Terre lisute, Indiana on Tuesday.
April !, 1914, at ten o'clock A. for the
purpose Of receiving the annual report for
1918, eiccting three directors to succeed q
like number whose term OF service expires
Oh that date, ana trHn-A1'inE such othsY
business rs may properly come before the
meeting
II" transfer hooks viii not b. closed %
account Of this meeting
: u LiGGErT. s-cr.t.ry
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THE AMERICAN HARDWARE CORPORA.
IION or NEW WORK

~ LAFAYETTE street New Yorh
tn. annual meetinE OF tn. Stockholders
VII Ne held Tuesdsy. March 10Th 1914 al
FS l@fayeNs street, New York. at noon
Directors for thu ensuing year will ~
Elected, also inspectors Of election for the
uert annual meeting
Dated New York Februayy 20 1874
EDW ARD MEYER, Secretary.
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as the numbers Of the iis bonds tssued
under tho tru.t deed Of the chicago 4 West.
srn Indiana Railroad COMPANY dated De-
cenh,r lst. 1882, to he red-tnl.d. hv the
operation OF the Sinking Fund o&rNisrch lst
next. At the oitiCe Of M-sHrs. d. T Morgan 4
Co. New York. o. lob ana accrued interest to
that date Registered bonds should he sc-
eompanied b. power OF attorney trans
ferriug them 20 bearer
H EEansh1 t. i. sArTEEIRIi...r. Trustees.
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y. !. du PONT d. NEMOURs pOwDEn
COMPANY

, WILMINGTON. NelawAra.
Noilce h-rehv given that m. annual
meeting Of the storkhoiders Of the r. hu
Pont De Nemours Powder Company VIII ~
held a. the once Of The Company. No 81
Newark street, Hoboken New Jersey, an
Monday. March ~, 1914 a. u o'clock noon
ALEXIS / du pONr. Secretarv
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Notice g. hereby given that IN. Annual
Meeting OF the stockholders ~ The Ameri-
can Tobacco Company and an elect don for
Directors thereof VIII be held ~ the once
of the COMPANY at ITO First Street Jerssy
city. y. at eleven o'clock In the forenoon
OF "wednesday. March llth. 1870
TIE Preferred and Common Stack transfer
BOOKS were closed from ~ o'clock neea
February lth. 1870 and viii be reopensd Il
10 A. March 18th, 1914
JOSIAH I WILCOX
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DIVIDENDS AND lNrEREsr.
MANILA ELEOTRIC RAILROAD
l. Ll0HTING CORPORATION

q LIHHTINN COHPUkAIIDN
Ceiisterai Trast SHAKING Fund (ssi1 Bod,
Pursuant to the Proy,s,ons Of Article eiytA
by the Msnlis Electric Railroad = AShtiS0
Corporation. 10 the undevignsd 80 Trustee,
dated September ~. 1905. offsrs are hspses
10 the smount Of S8Asssis In the sinkinO
Luna 3.r, VII ,. 5:s;:,:4M BY ,as ygas,s
.. 1914 "a o'clock noon. The Truetss re-.
servss the right 20 rslsct any Or al s0esa
OF NEW YORK. Trustee.
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Provisions closed Arm Lave hog re-
ceipts were liberal. Cash pork was stea1y.
Mess. 323.60Ts2+; family. 925Oe2S SO.
Cash beef WAS steady. Packet. eiS0tlS:
family. els6e20. Cash lard was steady.
Prime Western. SioS5 refined Continent.
SliI5: South American. $3.50.
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II A. II. BIDS 10 liverpool were March.
I::s. May. 1885; July. Hiss; October
ne The market there 10 due to open
to-day unchanged.
Part vaeatuts nd stnrla
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Wheat-No / Northern at Mime pol,s
s3Ic. No. | Northern spring f. o. b.
10 arrive, 1.o5If No. red T. o b..
tl.0tis No. hard f. o. b. to arrive
N.o2is No ] Manitoba Z. o. b.. 800.
Corn--No. yellow prompt shipment
.ohc: No, yellow prompt. 73c. Oats
NO white. 46m<Src.; No. 8 white
f50+5 iac. standard. as sd4sc. Barley
Mailing, c. 1. (. Buffalo. IS % zoe. Rye
NO. Western. ssc. Flour--sprinG
patents. tS.1s@eb.35: spring clears. Ss.s
0t$.sV; Kansas Straights, $3.50 $3.50
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CHICAGO GREAT WEsTERN RAILAOAD
COMPANY.

IN. S y,. SSt l I: S,s ~, g.:
ton IL on aud an.r Mach "a. iIi' 81 IS
Temporary ofhos Of y. Morgan = ca. -
broad Street., New YORK
Chieasa III. February 18th. ASis
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New York. February isth. 1914
The annual meeting Of the stockholdsrs q
TIRE Washington 4 Nsw orlsans TsleGpsph
Broadway, In the city Of New York. ~. y.
on Wednesday. March tth, 1919 81 ocIoch
= Nj, for this election Of Dir ecto ~ and oenesW
and for ths Transaction OF such otNer bust
ness as may coms hefore the Mestip6
wM " PAKER Escrstevv
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The New Orleans market was closed on
account OF holiday.
Tho Liverpool market was steady. There
~ls a quiet business IN spot cotton, with
niddl!ng point OF, at 1854. Sales.
5000 bales Receipts, $1,000 bales includ-
ing $4,000 American.
RHcea NJ IIS.aHnool XArA.
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BORDEN.s CONDENSED MILK CoAPANY.
Pseferred Stock DiVAeNd Ma ~
A seEvisr quarterly DIVIDEND of ~ q Aas
been declared on the Preferred stoct ct THE
holders Of record March sth, 1914. Boob
eloss March SIN. 1914, ~ 3 p. n ana sSsS
March 18th isi'r.Sie.Ax,oMN-r $1,000
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.
Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad Co
CENTRAL MORIA.I BONDS
Trustees office, Room 32 18th floor, Mile
Building.

New YORK Feb 5. itl<
The Trustees have tbs day designated. By
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Wheat. Corn Oats
sReceip,s-New york. $500 iN.ps ns.ecs
sEGpous-New York. i3e.00v 80. ieso6
Observation-Disclosures -. go :sN 90 l. ssi eoo
'Eapofts-Clcsrsnces is2,0O ...... 10 0es
Two dAys.
Car lot wheat arrivals at Northwestern
NOi0ts