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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

RI'1vrBR Marke, Yesterday wa. oui-,, with
little trsdiug. Consumption seemed TO have
ina on much stock For the hieh grades there
was fair demand. but medium grades
stock remains, frm ana closed sbol, steady
Prices follow. Creamery extras, alia133c ;
irr'. :s1a3ic seconds Sac third, ~
prime 27i-pcac common 10 fair, :3'ln2Ic ;
proc.-. c1tra.. 9sa9slac; nrs. A'.p-6isc
lower grades, :?isgesc.; imitation creamery
g3isaa' seconds, -:isGsoc lover grades. =
ale packlgs stock, No. ., 2lH=-c; lower
CHEESE Tho market was on a.An yesi -T'
day i.c ami trading wa. light, Receivers he
lieved the market was advanced unrea.ousoly
some little time. Wisconsin was Offering good
blocks a. l5l.c laid down. Skim. were active
white and colored specials lsalstc.; cnlored
and white. average fancy. l6isdlSs.c,; under
grades, ilai4%c. state SKINS fresh specals
!3dl4c.: poor TO fair. IHllC
EGGS Demand is for hue fresh. with little
doing ia medium grades These are accumulat
ins. Buyers want either the hcet or the poor
est There is no inquiry from abroad Ems lish
markets are about on par with this while
eggs in Austria and Russia arc selling Is low
pu, up for r'I American trade will be carried in
yesterday and ea..d on ic Prices; Fresh
irsts. 25is6?etac: drtes, No. /. s2u2Sc.; No =
l6a2lc.: checks. Oisq2ilIc.; refrigerator, spe
clal hhNt, FANCY 'Hdsrs pslu &c uThls
charges paid, 2oq36hc. seconds S4d@i.c
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery whites
fancy, large, s6aSSc. hennery browns 5lT5oc
mixed colOrs, 25d3Oc,
LIVE POULTRY -There were two solc
yesterday at auction and hroilers were of We
| There were n freight cars uuloaded and IN,
market WAS irregular and weak Brcters snf
| fowls were on parity for the fret time THU
season. Old roosers were fImer. with slsh
| 10. Hot weather caused heavy shrnkas
| on all lines. Prices. Broilers. l7Gisc.. fowls
| i7l-Wlc; old roostsrs. l2&niShc turkeys
| mixed. ERl+o ducks. lialsisc.. geese, l3lga
| lNgc guinea fowls, pair 40a6nc pigeons
| pair, 1a26c,
DRESSED POULTRY Butchers yesterdA.
purchased about all they needed for tho holi
| they said consumption had been curtailed
| Fresh arrivals were light but more thai
| enough TO meet the demand Rroilers were
| trinc easier. There were no changes III quota
| tons and market closed barely steady. FroZel
| turkeys were offered freely, with frozen CHI *
| ems and fowls moving fairly with but ie'
| fowls in hand. Prizes: Fresh killed turkeys
| each, 23V25c, Western hrolcrs, milk fed, l9t
| Gle corn fed lsdlsc. Fowls boxed, 20 lbs
and over TO dozen. l9iaae0 soc, 36 to a. lbs, IN
| i7l.c; under 30 lbs, lSu ltc in barrels, iced
| lbs. I9c Michigan. scalded. l7glSc, Western
scalded. small i4Gtl6c Chickens, milk fed,
| to box, 81 to 50 lbs. to dozen lSd20c,. corn fed
l7qlsc. Ducks. spring. Long Island iSqlb',c
dozen $3.50; lbs. Sc, Frozen turkeys. small
| Western, selected hens and toms 95g26c, Chick
ems milk fed. 81 10 80 lbs to dozen. lbQlic.
corn fed lic. Fowls Western boxed. ~ lb'
and over to dozen. lSisc. 30 to % lbs l3ulic
old roosters, l2t1nfi3
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THE DELAWARE = HUDSON CooMP.3A,NY
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

THE THOMAS ANDERSON STORES cor
poRATIoN-A petition In bankrup,
sn S Sser nieo rnoraton "ssi.r In tel. an.
cor.es at 5ll West Forty.seoond stree
ss ~iS esp. stock on OF
and succeeded Thomas Anderson, VIC
started the business in ls7s, some Of 10.
Nesting Corporation became officers OF
this. corporation The assets arc said 70
he 5000
THE A;TNA BAKING coMPANY--A peti-
tho .Etna baking Company, Inc. OF iet
s.pi'sI s'%sE q $4,000; ana ~, :as S.s;!
ties are said to he $4,000 and nominal
RESETS $4,000.
STRAUSS. GLEIrsMAN 4 CO., Iro,;-4
against Strauss. Gleitsman q Co: In,
jobbers IN furs al II East Thirty, nt,s
on January e. isis With Capital stock Z
$1,000. sidney strauss IL the presidens
nG AS0pM Gs,,% ma Robert tSt co9s:
to- to be $1,000 and asset. $500.
las has been died against oscar Essn ana
Eisen q Felt manufacturers 81 .ioss'
me asset, assets s., 900 They began 'a''''"
THE NEW YORK RucHING REEL conf
been MED sFsinsi the New lork nucnig.
aud paper boxes at Ia west seven.
teenth street. The company made an
WILLIAM s LEHRBAcH. dealer IN
meats and provisions AZ so2 Courtlandt
avenue The Bronx, had petition IN
The liabilities are $500 aud the assets
EMMA HoREN BURGER Of SIS East lest
| Lot NATHAN in la q Y
| Win liabilities Of Sla2l2 and no a.-ots,
Among tho creditors are ne Long
and Wcstchester Holding Company g. -
! deficiency Judgment and li"tw n
IiorenburEer, '3,5Ol,
I VINCENT kNASTASlO. a tailor 81 80 g. :
Thirteenth street, has Med pe.i'."N >
bankruptcy with liabilities of l.to' ''4
! no assets
FREDERICK NJ MrcLoY, =. MANAGE. I,
2OT West iO7th street. las nlcl a p'''' ,
IN bankruptcy with liabilities Of So
and no assets.
Schedule. In BANKRUPTCY.
EMPIRE FURNITURE COMPANY. S..'i'
ture Company of 80 West Tw'n',-s .' /
street. show liabilities OF Sl.l25 AMI r".r q
nal assets OF Ss609l, consisting %; Iu +,
! ment accounts amounting to 100000 .. !
representing $500 customers. mo. pig "",
side Of this GiW loo mai order Pr@n'f -
so, and cash, SCI Among 'hr re. ~
sro $. sanford : sons Amsterdam. = y
t5l3; X. Michacls, Chicago, So \
New York .l,5l2 linton Exchausr N'-
tional Bank $4,000. ", :. Neissglass e. ".''
pany Brooklyn, S2,o59.
ROZOFSKN BROS.--SChedulcs in bank :
ruptcy OF Ro6ofsky Bros, general h'or. =
| Liberty, y, Y, show liabilities OF - No.
and assets Of Sl7ss3, consisting OF SO :.
and rYtureA si6,bl5. accounts t.?ls a l
notes $50. They have other sipT . y
Livingston Manor and JerersonviiA -
FELIX REsNICK druggist az l25s A.
sterdam avenue, has Med schedules
. bankruptcy showing liabilities OF 15'S'N.
nominal assets s. $50 and sctual sa''
$3.50.
Composition Confirmed.
ACCURATE I<ESIONE NOVEL =
WORKS.--Judge Mayer has signed an .r'
der confirming tho composition 81 nc
curate Rhinestone Novelty works or
Spring street with creditors at 80 J 3 .'i
. on the dollar The corpora ton made "a
assignment on July 81 to hGSn~>
KrsnhStnSA
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II IL possible that the amount OF busi-
ness this country IL to receive as "A direct
result Of the European war may he under
estimated. Some OF the big importing
and exporting houses in this city have
been astonished by the number OF Inquiries
they are receiving from abroad for COM
mod!tios OF all descriptions. One biz ex-
porting house with Russian connections
Is being bombarded daily with long cable
messages from that country asking for
prices on practically everything from q
package OF pine to a battleship. The
comprehensive nature OF the demand for
our goods Ia Indicated by one OF the
items mentioned, namely five tons OF
chloroform.
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COTToNSEED OIL.
Hedge selling Keeps the Market TN
scttlcd.

Brokers acting for leading refners sold
freely during yesterdays session. These
offerings We're again representative of
freer crude oil offerings at the South.
Mills arc selling at under $50 whereas a
few days ago their price was b73
Claims OF betterment In the oonsum-
ing demand were prevalent An increase
OF takings by users would only be natural
at these levels. Buying OF this sort pre-
scented any material break In yesterdays
market There were tenders for 1900 bbls
of September, No session will be held
on this Saturday IN addition TO tho Labor
Day adjoursinent,
Closing prices were Spot, s6l6r
1924; September. s6,2ods8,25; October
| $3.50 @s8c7 December. S62t9S6.3S
| January. 1e.2s@@s.aA
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Guaranty Trust Co. Of New York
40 Broadway, New York
Capital and Surplus $50, 000, 900
Resources over 100000, 900
ROGERS LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
m lhurrh AIreel NeNN Na1L lllX-

TO THE HoLDERs OF FIRST MORTGAGE
FIVE PER CENT GOLD BONDS:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that this Com
pany. pursuant TO the option contained in
Paragraph Fourth OF the Mortgage ur Deed
Of Trust dated May l4th. 1901. given by IL
TO the Colonial Trust Company as Trustee
(which Company has been succeeded by tho
Equitable Trust Company OF New York as
such Tru.,ec) for tho purpose Of securing
an issue of Five hundred thousand dollars
par value OF First Mortgage Five Per Cent
Gold Bonds and to II written notice given
to snid Trustee on April 90. 1914. or It's
intention to do. Will on November 18th,
1914, redeem. pay or and discharge all Of
said Bonds then outstanding, aud said Mort
sage or Deed of Trust.
said Bonds shall cease to draw interest
from November 18th. 1914. ana will be re-
deemed at par and accrued Interest upon
presentation and surrender thereof. with all
unpaid coupons attached. on and after
said date at the Office Of the Equitable
Trust Company OF New York. 81 Wall street
RooBRs LOCOMOTIVE woRKA
BY @ b DENNY, Treasurer.
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Live stock Market.

THURSDAY, september z,
Receipts Of beevea were .,.lS head, All
for slaughtercrs There was no trade to
day IN i've cattle The feeling was rated
steady for good fat cattle, Dressed beef in
moderate demand at steady prices or At l3
q Ice. for city dressed native sides
Receipts OF calves were $40 head, inclld-
ing 1915 for tho market, Prices were steady
for all grades Common TO choice vea's
sold ut tloGNs,bO per 100 To-. culls at
81. so a 81. 80; few Hrassers at 50 90. city
dressed veals were steady at ijal9isc. per
In country dressed weak AZ IA n 1iao.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 5000
Ing, with III. gtale stock. 6h cars ON sale,
Sheep were slow. hut steady; lanbs, slow
TO iOc lower Ordinary to good lambs sold
at S7.5OQSSiO per 100 his; culls at So;
common to good sheep tcwes) ~ 81, 90 Y
Si75. Dressed mutton steady at Su he;
dressed lambs lower at !. a lSc,; outside
figures FOR hog dressed,
Receipts 81 ,dr hGSs ~ess -" F hssff mSlua
and heavy to light hogs quoted at rs
SIC Ger 400 H.. reugha q ave @ASe
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
The Cost Of waiting.

Ineodore H. Price says that wall street
Is now INDUCING In the luxury OF hope
and q freedom OF margin calls. As an
epigrammatic description OF the present
s,,uat,o, ,ho sav,rs 4. ,o,,c,,or. pu, q,
n,,t. Oh. nn.,,,on 80 ,ha an.,aaa snso,,,a, or
q, .a,,s,.ha, 80 ,a,,orah,. ,,.h, Ua,,.
Inc o.. ,h. rschanso 20 rnonsn "a !.
Eel, rroa.i,n. tns ,uoo,,,a,nr. -,,h
s,oon. -, ,,,arS,,,s ~. s,,sc,,i.,or rr,,h
such An ecco,,,,. oman - - trus II not
su.n an account open IL 10 uuo no
supJec' 10 coils,an' mar In esas, W. ne
csnnot escape rom TOT, ,nc MN l".eIes, 20.
M WIN" arc s.eaus n,ou,,s Wy ms
MN. IN 'ne ,as. rev u"ys ,,p,,, .ta,o'
nav. zen ,e.ea'ins .a.'t nv, n ai;ora,h.r
menus anu tnese 10 no. " an .,'.. |.
pies, 'eauns, no' sSa.
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buyers and Sellers.

rhe committee Of the Consolidated
stoclt EXCHANGE which after consider'ns
the question OF reopenins business on =
limited scale has decided against sucn
course In Difference TO the Wishes OF inc
banka makes the point that each Gay the
exchanre remains closed decreases tho
r,,rnoer OF buyers and increases the num-
her and urgency OF the sellers. Such an
exner4ence was inevitable. and the reason
,hererore In plain. Tho very fact itseiI
Of The prolongation Of the suspension OF
business is the main bear argument ana
is sufficient to cause slackenins OF tne
buvinr demand This does not moan that
the buying demand has become exhausteu
II means that buyers are inclined to hold
of until the present critical situation
rnends Even II the exchange were con-
csiyably to reopen now buyers would ap
near AT some stage OF the decline tha'
would occur. When tho exchange re-
opens following Developments abroad cal
culated TO restore confidence, II Is mol
cartaln that buyers would not oncst the
Immediate selling The very resumption
~ business under those circumstances
would supply the impulse. An increase III
sailing orders at present was also to be
expected. A certain amount or domestic
iiou,datlon, occasoned by the slackcnina
OF business everywhere. probably must %
looked for under any circumstances. But
ei,nllarly the reopen.ng OF the exchange
because Of a restoration Of confidence vii
have the effect OF greatly reducing me
number OF people endeavoring to 'caah IN
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INVEST For SAFETY
Buy Good Bonds
Colgate, Parker O. Co.
2 Wall St.
THE COPPER MARKET.

The copper market continued wholly in
animate yesterday with consumers show
ing no greater interest than they have
displayed In the past week In producing
circles II was said that the price sltua-
ton was trihe frmer and that an i'm
proved demand was looked for.
The August statement OF the Copper
Producers Association will probably be
omitted as the July statement was. Con-
ditions are worse. II anything. than In
July, and the belief is held in some quar-
tiers that no further statements will be
given out by the association until the
Stock Exchange reopcns.
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MONEY IN NEW YORK.

Call money ruled unchanged yesterday.
Time money was quoted at per cent un'
changed.
Commercial paper wa. unclaimed
Domestic exchange Oh New YORK; Chicagc
soc diecount: Cincinnati. Toe discount; ST
Lsuis 5Oc. premium: Minnes. oils, JOG. pre-
MUM; Montreal IA per cent. discount; sar
Franc SEQ, 9oc. premium. unchanged
Foreirn exchange was higher, with demand
bills quoted around 5.0t% and cables 5.o6&.
Dar oliver In London std. per ounce, un
changed: in New York, CSC. per ounce. un
cAanSed.
Nev York Clearing House statement: EI
dhanges gr2 ~, liz: balances, 81, 80. 81 Unite<
etsaes sub-Treasury credit balance N,oH.se.
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NTrustee for Personal Trusts
Jtstct' Crust Go.
FIFTH Avenue and ss,h st.. New Yo-l
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
~. Louis Sout hwe@teyn RAILWAY IL

st. Louis. Mo, August ssth, lsII
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the Stockholders OF St Louis
held at the oenerai ofices u tn. compsSy
In the Railway Exchange Building. SXih
and Olive streets in the CITY Of 81. Lou.
o'clock A. NJ. for the election OF Directors
OF the Company. 10 conformity with III.
by-lave. and for the transaction of such
other business as may legally como before
sa,d meeting
tors OF the Company viii be held a. the
sams place Immediately after the sd,ourn-
This stock transfer ooqhD Of the Cosnpany
viii be closed on SATURDAY scptsnseI sth.
1914. at twelve o.cloeH nsepy and stll be
DAY. ocsos.r re. iT;,,--o~ 80.
AnpSus ,. = Ts 81 aa!S .s,. s.:7A'n'
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OREGON t sH9aI IL. .b MbahoAD 90.

In pursu.nos Of ths HIovi,,ons O sAs
the oregon Short Lane Railroad Company
and .he state Trust COMPANY a. TrrteS
tho Guaranty Trust Company of Now York
that general meeting of the holders Of the
above bonds will be held a. the once Of the
YORK. itO Broadway, New York CITY. on
september 18th. 1914. a. twelve O'clock
directors OF the Railroad Company.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, Successor Trustee
BY ALEXANDER J. HEMPHILI.. President.
Dated. New York. August 81. 1914
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DIVIDENDS AND DsFKRDsI.

The hoard OF Directors hsys dsolased the
regular quarterly dfvidsnd Of one per osns
cent n uR Sn upon sn' ~ csm%eo oep,.s s,sss
Of thh Company. .pAysbis QoeoSsr ! 1914
70 stookheidsrs Of rsoerd st the oisss ct
Dividend checks Win be mailed n. The
Farmers Iesn ana Tryt Company. T'%n:f.t
York City. ~ stockholders who have nl.i
mailing ordera
o. I. RErCHExT,
SECRETARY and freaSurer
New Yov4 September 9, 1914.
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SUB-TREASURY STATEMENT.


WEDNESDAY.
naid by Sub,Treasury 10 banks. N.7so,ooe
faiu ny banks 10 Sub'1reasury. 1000. 900
Loss to banks on days trans
actions. .........,........,..,. ,lsoo oe
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
psid ey uo.Treasgry 20 banks. 1Ss7Sooo
rA'u ~ oAhhs 10 suo-Trcssury.. il,455,0 900
Loss TO banks. .,...,,,..;,;..... H7s2.oOo
'ions week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I,154oos
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THE SUGAR MARKET

The sugar market was quiet yesterday
with prices unchanged. The falling of
IN refinery Withdrawals has permitted re-
timers 20 work nearer prompt shipment
basis Offerings OF raws at 6'o2 cents
again failed to attract the ref,ners and
no sales were reported.
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.

TN DIVIDEND.
Company and Torn. Stock Amt.
aordsn's Conc MIX, quarterly, pfd ~ =
Brockton and Plymouth Street
Railway semi-aunual........ pfd $500
Du Pont Powder, uuartcrly..... com 2Ts
FL Paso Electric quarterly, ..... com s225
Galveston Houston, semi-annual com $3.50
Galveston Houston, Eenli-aunual pfd 81 90
Mergenthaler Linotype. quarterly - ~ q.
Mergenthaler Linotype, extra. u g,
Montreal Cottons, Ltd. quarterly DOM ieo
Montreal Cottons Ltd. quarterly pfd I. %
PAnst brewing, -.............. pfd /. %
Railway steel Spring. quarterly. pfd IA ~
Standard OIL OF Ohio, quarterly = ,2'oo
standard OIL OF Ohio extra. - $500
Union Tank Line. semi-annual. - So 30
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE
Chestnut Hill Railroad. quarterly - iy-.
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AMERICAN CAR AND FOUNDRY 90.
New York, Sept 8, 1914.

PRErpRREp CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND NO 81
dividend Of one and three-9uA5tsry pa
this Company has this day been declared.
payable THURSDAY, October I 1914 to stock
Friday. September II, 1914
Checks will be mailed by the Guaranty
Trust Company OF New YORK
g. S. DE LANO,
WIN N HAGER, Treasurer
Secretary.
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N bylesby a Co report the following
combined earnngs statement for the month OF
July OF the Byllesby utility companies
Gross earnings ............... 81 6s5 40 800 ses
Net earnings .................... 40 ga "a s99
President H. NJ Byllesby announces the fol.
Northern STATES Power Company and subsidi.
aries for the year ended July 81
Gro., earning. ............ .sn7 in SCI So
Net earnings ..........,........ .l6l 40 90 oOs
Balance after axed charges. soiiS III sos
HIance after preferred stock
7ivlucnu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. si4W fST <6D
'Hhe ratio OF net earnings to fxed charges IL.
COW IL per cent and the ratio OF surplus 10
preferred stock dividends 1853 per cent Net
earnings OF the company continue TO gain at a
hisher ratio than the gross and tho gross of
the subsidiaries IS showing a subst ial in.
crease ca h month, due largely to the prevail.
ms prosperity of the cities served in NJ me sot
and North Dakota and the nhnos.Wisconsi n
.inr mining Held.
The local electric company in the town of
Kenyon, MINI, has signed q ten year contract
with tho Consumers Power Company for the
purchase OF electric power wholesale The Con.
tumers contrary VIII build ten mile extension
from the Fdnbault division 10 reach the point
OF delivery and he local company Will dis
tribute the current -
Gross earnings of the Muskogee Ga. and
Electric Company subsidiary OF the Standard
Gas and Electric, show a small decrease for
the twelve months ended July 81 compared
vi,h wear ago, hut net earnings and balance
rrer Interest charges and dividends both show
increases
STANDARD Gas and Electric ha, declared the
rtgular quarterly dividend Of per cent pay,
able m scrip September r..
The EeCirir Rdi''rIV JoHrndl la. cOmplotcd
rs compilation Of statistic OF electric railway
there WIRE us companies with total of a. Oh;
miles Of track. 97.,!l cars, &2,Sl i2525 ISSUED
capital stock. &C. sl4. 334, O9s funded debt out.
standing and total authorized capitalization
OF stocks and bonds Of ss74O 26s, OF which
C.Ss,isse?5 had been Issued
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AMERICAN OAR AND FOUNDRY CO
COMMON CAPITAL sTocK

COMMON CAPITAL CloIh
DIVIDEND NO. IS
A dividend of one-half per cent. ~ vi
on the Common Stock OF this Company has
this day been declared. PAYABLE Thursdsy,
october 1, 1914. to stockholders OF RECORD
at the close of business Friday, September
II. 1914. o.
Trust Company OF New York
s. s. DE LANO,
wN NJ HAGER Treasurer
Secretary.
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Endorsement Is Informal, How
ever, and Not Regarded
Binding.
OBJECTIONS TO SOLUTION
Process Believed to BE Too Slow
and Not Altogether
Practical.


For North Carolina. generally fair to-day
ana tomorrow: light 10 moderate variable
,inie
For South Carolina and Georgia. probablv
fair to-day. showers near the coast: fair
tomorrow: moderate variable winds.
For Florida, local thunder showers to-dhy
and morrow; moderate variable winds
For Virginia. fair to-day and tomorrow;
light TO moderate west winds.
For North Dakota and South Dakota, fair
and warmer to-day. fair and cooler to-
morrow.
For Alabama. Mississippi. Louisiana and
eastern Texas. fair In the interior. probably
showers on tho coast to-day; fair Tomorrow
moderate variable winds.
For western Texas. fair 10 day and to-
morrow.
For Arkansas fair TO- day and tomorrow.
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,sss. ise ',iol,ces ',is,scs,oc'

Deficit.
The receipts from customs yesterday were
ss2i ,iS5: from Internal revenue, ordinary. w..
so e4S: corporation tax. slS,is. and mecel
laneoua 1898, SOC. National bank notes received
for redemption. tl.a@.5o3,
Treasurer for September shows:
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AMERICAN CAN COMPANY

quarterly dividend OF one aud thru
quarters per cent. has been declared upon
The Preferred stock OF this COMPANY. pa
able October LIST, 1914 to Stockho.ders ~
record a. the close OF bushes Senier-
open. Checks mailed.
X. II. ISMON. secretary md Treasurer
THE DELAWARE 4 HUDSON COMPANY.
New York. August 2s; lHl'
A quarterly dividend Of TWO AND ONE-
QUARTER (2L eo) PER CENT. on the cap-
tia stock OF this COMPANY vii be paid AZ
in mi. CITY. on and after Monday. Sept ~,
1914. to stockholders OF record at close Ut
business to-day.
By order Of the Board OF Managers
CHARLES A WALKER. Treasure
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON Sept 3.LThe statement OF
tie recetpts and pay warrants OF the Treasury
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-21
SIEMPRE P'ALANTE

No extranen mis- lectores que
haya deiado de garrapatear Guar
tillas en- las dltimas senanas. No
he olvidado ciertamente de
que muchos son buen0s amigos
mics Y echan de mencs mis- c0SGS
cuando no salem & luz, habiendo
algunos que par medic de eartas
han dado uno cue otr0 tir6n
de orejas, creyendo que estOy de
fl0io; pero con eli train que Sc
arm6 en- este Reduction desde
que Sc supo que eI peri6dico Iba
a puhlicarse d~iariamente, a mi
tambian NE entr6 10 tTa5Gjos0 Y
me puse a ialar como los merOs
hombras, olyidandome hasta de
los sagrados Gebares de marido
inocente, yerno inofensivO y pa
carinOsO.
Cuando ell Director me dij0:
''PiDo. amos a hacer Ell period
CO diario," me do mas gustO Que
cuando me compro IN traje & Ia
medida V en- abOn0s, senG QOr mi
cuerpo IN ~calosfrio tan agrada-
BILE como cuando escuch6 ell 81 DC
nunca debi6 hab6rmelO da-
do, ' Vi pr6ximo ell momento de
aumentar la raci6n diaria de fri
puesto que habia esperan-
zas &c TRAFALGAR un POGO mas tu-
pido Y aunque hubiera necesidad
exprimir mas de recio "a nc
Habia que VERNE entoRces CO.
rrer de un lado para otco con
mayor hgereZa que la que aces
TUNDRA IN revoiUci0nariO de los
lie Ultima nora; me divide del
mundo entero, de mi mujer y de
las agenas: dc Wilson. de Carran
"a. de Huerta, de Panch0 Wills.
De t0dos escs tics que trae uno
ercaiados en- les narices desde
auas, Y empec6 2 ja'ar
muy duco, 5onrt9ndome ma
mas de tempo en- tempo.