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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-08-13
Wcjna Anglii z Austrya.

LONDYN, 49, = Ambassador wiede1ski
odjechal Londynu, angielski zostal odwola--
ny Wiednia. Fakt wypowiedzenia wojny jest
pewny.
1. BUKARESZT, 13. S. Stanowczo zaprze-
CA Rad krolewski rozpuszczonej przez Berlin
poglosce, jakoby Rumunia zamyslala whoczyc
do Rosyilub Serbii walczyh po stronie Austryi
i Niemiec; Rumunia pragnie pozostae neutralna
a tylko dla strzezenia tel neutralnosci zmobili-
zOwala Geese armii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-08-13
I Rampant Rosyjsko Austyackiej'

PETERSBURG, 13. $. - Rosyanie pobili
Austryakow W powaznem spotkaniu mad rzeka
Dniestrem W Galicyi: podobno 1900 Austrya-
kow poleglo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-08-13
twierdze francuska W po14ocne.
stronie kraju. .'...
HOIandya grOzi,

AMSTERDAM, 1S sierpnia. -
Rad. holenderski ogiosii w kilku
poiudniowych prowincyach stan
wojenny grozi wypowiedzeniem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-08-13
Diva HiIiOny Iudzi
W WaICe.

BERLIN, Is sierpnia. = DIVA
dziescia szese korpusow nierniec-
kich stoi ma linii granic niemiec-
ko-francuskich, a tego wick
szost jest juz W ogniu to gio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-08-13

branych niewole, nadto poniesi wielkie stra-
ty W zabitych irannych. lnformacye nienie-
ckie opiewaja, ze Francuzi zupelnie zostali wy
parci Akacyi.
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Taking the Chances.

ono OF tho most prominent traders on
the exchange is said 10 have made his
first reput ton and tho bulk of his for
tune hy taking a big position on the long
side ~ tho market In tho most critical
DAYS Of tho Bryan free silver campaign.
lie argued that n the country committed
itself to any such economic crime he
would 20 broke. but that the whole coun-
try would 20 broke too, 80 that MS per
sonal Insolvency would he small af-
fair. ON the other hand, he stood TO
m No q grea. deal Of money. Every ono
knows the Streets verdict OF MIR BrEau'S
famous New York speech aud how this
verdict was vindicated by later events.
People who invested I'm stocks yesterday
may have ,nnc 80 because they did not
believe there would he any general Euro
pcan war obviously in the latter ease
thoir' profits promised to be quick and large.
or tUr, may have done 80 be'uuse they
thought that even iu the event of war
they would not ho much worse or than
a great many other people In having the!r
money locked up IN good stocks FOR a
length OF time.
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Outlook Abroad.

People with a foreign training are IN
clined TO think that the financial situa-
tlun abroad may he generally undcresu-
mated here. While hopeful of tho out
come OF tho present political crisis theN
holicye that II viii take the financial
CAPITALS abroad many long months to
recover from the shock OF recent develop
ments. II is pointed out that Il would he
impossible for those without an int
mate knowledge ur the foreign markets 20
rea.izo the Significance OF the terrihc
losses that have been sustained by capital
and something of what these losses mean
coming as they do after "A prolonged period
Of prustratlon Even the big decline IN
this market this week Is insignificant
compared to what happened on tho other
side. The practical suspension OF bust
ness on all the foreign markets may con-
vcy the proper impression better than
mere changes in quotations. Several fail
ur.s on the London exchange OF quite
inportant character were announced yes
torday. il was also reported that more
houses had been assisted over. which
probably means \ period OF secondary
Uuuidt,iun In other words, even II the
situation abroad turns ont for the best
from row on and tho most serious COM
sequences are avoided u Is not unlikely
that a severe blow has been dealt to
confidence, which may preclude the pos
slbility Of hull movement, on any large
scale for some time to come.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Makes slight Gains AFTER
sharp Early Breaks.

After sharp early recesslons, coffee
prices steadled toward the close and fin
lshed TO points higher on sales OF 1872
900 bags. Trading was confined to. the
March. May, September and December
options. The steadness OF the Hamburg
and Brazilian markets was credited for
the late display OF strength here.
II was commented upon that in IN.
event of a European war n might he
possible for the va,orization committee to
dispose OF much OF the stocks In Europe to
diSeront foreign Governments and thus
avoid price depression by thess large
sales
Nalorizatlon coffee IN Trieste amount.
TO $1,000 hags The remainder OF the
S,lts.o00 bags II held in France. Germany
and Holland. Cost and freight offers IN
Brazil recovered from their weakness
when bids were made
Rio exchange on London declined s-3o
AZ 3:lb Z. NJ cable from Havre showed
prices u 10 ~ fr. lowor. Hamburg
opened ~ 20 pig. lower and closed !.
to l pfs lower. Rio No. was OF $50
rels at iSs2b. Santos No. was not
quoted. Santos No. was not quoted.
Rio and Santos receipts were "a, 900
bags against $4,000 bags last year sac
Paulo receipts we're $4,000 bags against
$1,000 bags last year. At Jundiahy there
were $1,000 bags. against $1,000 bags las,
year Warehouse deliveries Of Brazilian
coffee at New York and New Orleans were
1855 bags, against 1886 bags last week.
Prices were:
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
The Recovery.

The stock market that prevailed here
Yesterday was radically different af-
fair from that seen on Tuesday. On
Tuesday the feature was the relatively
poor demand es typlfed BY the violence
OF the losses sustained. Even the vol
ume of trading then-something over a
million sltares-was nothing abnormal
considering the extreme declines made.
Yesterday the outstanding feature was
tho big turnover OF stocks within mar
row range IN the morning hours the
scale OF activity at tho opening. by the
way. being even greater than IN the
preceding session. taken as whole.
Tho violence of the previous decline
might have called for mechanical re-
covery of some extent ~ complete de-
moralization was TO DO avoided. But II
soon became evident that tho market
reversal of form was no temporary rally
based on technical conditions, but "A move
ment based on a substantial volume OF
new buying and an absence OF any ten
dency on tho part of tho financial COM
munity here toward panic The upward
tendency hero was under way even before
limitations OF n better feeling abroad
came to hand. That is, mo buying ap-
peared to he based rather on retaliation
Of the soundness of tho homo position
than on an excessively cheerful view OF
affairs abroad. In other words the Inn
mediate adverse effect OF tho political
and financial crisis abroad seemed 10 be
measured by the smash that has already
taken place. Whether tho actual out
break 81 European war has also been
discounted is another matter BIT on
that point there Is much reassursr - in
tho way the stock market has ac;ed SO
far.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.


BUTTER-D Demand for high grade stock
yesterday was 90 great ihat the prices were
advanced lac This held good ON bon eN-
t.c and the whole marko. was nrm all day
and closed with prospects ~ 800. h4tryr h'-
fore the close OF the week. II is not be-
ltcved that war news had anything TO do
with this increase. High grades are hecon'-
ing scarccr as tile summer advances. ~
tras were sold under the call At .3'ac. ont
OF town buyers arc bray Ing up o.. meIihn
grades and they closed urm with under
grades rp nc. The mark vas .lronF'r
at the close last night than II has been il4,
scason:, Price. follow; re'n, rg sN,r'.'
a.ilsc.; thirds Ella 2c., state dairy. tubs,
hnest, 2Iu-Sc.. good 10 primo. ga
common 10 fair. .0r"3c.. process. extras.
?Su 2aiac.; nr-ts. 81 - --'9c.. lower grade.
2eigc.; ladies', current make, hrsts, 2o'.
sie'', secc1onds zoe current packing stock,
No. !, lS'3 n -og c.ment make No. =, l9e.'
lower grades, l1alsl1c,
CHEESE demand was steady yesterday
without any reason for advancing quota
tions. The receivers we're woi supplied with
they could MI any orders Market closed firm
with litu- prospects Of change in quo-
milk. fresh, white and culorcd specials. ia.
q lJc; colored and white average fancy
daisies. l5ul5iic.; state skim. fresh spe-
cials. II nll'sc.; poor 10 fair 5d9lgc.
EGGS-IieceivGrs complained bitterly. or
the IRE gular quality OF the stock arriving
nearly all OF II showing many defects. Even
stock from Minnesota and Michigan, tho
Two most North"rn states. showed heat.
Jobhcrs had somo trnuhlo I'm getting all
their eggs caudl.d, bc'tuse Of Tho strike
hut as rul" they din fairly we'll There
an advance on the higher grades as
vel! ~ for held. Rcfrigerators were quoted
A. high as eao.. A.. above ih" Gust u Tho
coolers Nearby eggs were r~mor ycs'or-
strong '" on fanty s,o,k rrIcC.. Fp,sh
gathered, extras, c5U.5c.; extra hrsts, 23H
&c; nrsts, elia W22lsc.; dirtie', No. T.
4. Is - n
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THE CURB MARKET.

After early depression prices recov-
cred in the curb market yesterday. and
the majority OF industrials reflected
fractional gains at the close. Trading
was compar atively active. with interest
converging chiefly on United Cigar Stores,
new. which ranged between sih and ga.
Tho old stock fluctuated erratically. open
ing at IS and moving UP TO 90. closing
at s6k. up = point United Profit Shar-
ing advanced 4 and British American
Tobacco shares were higher. Bonds were
quicter and lower
oil issues recovered somewhat from
tho low prices of the level of the day.
but final figures generally represented
moderate losses as compared with the
previous session. About the most active
stock was Ohio Oil. which after yield
ing to 1854 rallied and closed at a gain
Of / point. Standard OIL OF Indiana was
a weak feature, declining points to
400. Standard OH Of New Jersey fell 3
points; Standard OIL OF New York closed
. points lower and Anglo-American
OIL eased Off TO 14ls
Transactions IN detail IN tho market
wat er,iay were as follows:
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston. July 2e.--Transactions on the
exchange here to-day totalled more than
$4,000 shares, the largest single day since
tho first part of the year. Butte and Su-
perlOr was an active feature, with a gain
of u to 81. More than 5000 shares OF
this speciality changed hands. Calumet
and Arizona weakened "a TO 81. North
Butte, Superior. United States Smelling
CRANKY and Greene-Cananea each lost
~. Pond Creek Coal declined points TO
10. Copper Range advanced q to S3h
Mohawk. on light transactions, dropped
IA. 20 az. and Chino lost ! u 10 35. United
States Smelling preferred and American
Zinc eased "a. Hancock. Island Creek
and Isle Royalc each weakened a point
In tho rails New Haven strengthened
IL to 63i5. Boston Elevated lost III.
Boston and Maine sold at "a. of u. In
the industrials United Fruit slumped 2h
to 1916 u, while American Agricultural
Chemical common and preferred each sost
two points, 90 50i5 and 90 respectively.
American Telephone weakened IN to
l17h. The summary:
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHrtapELpHrA, July 29.-Ths nervous
feeling continued to-day during the fore
noon. without, however. recurrence of the
violent declines Of yesterday. There was
moderate liquidation scattered all through
The list In the afternoon the market
became steady and there was better UNI
tertunc.
Philadelphia Rapid Transit trust GER
tihcates were the weak spot aud sold
down to u. new low level for the
stock since II became full paid.
Lehigh Navigation stock and trust
certificates. ON small odd lot trading,
broke badly and did not respond to the
recover. In the other part OF the mar
ket Philadelphia Electric WIS firm.
after touching 2li. i advanced stead
lily tn II went a fraction over last night
close.
Arbitrage trading was well distributed.
The money market was steady aud an
no -Ncement has been made that call
money would advance tomorrow from
ga TO per cent. The summary:
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STOCK EXCHANGE BARS STURGIS.
Reimbursement Refused 10 Member
of Suspended Firm.

The board OF governors OF the Stock
Exchange at special meeting yester~
day ruled that irving j. Sturgis be de-
clarcd Ineligible for reinstatement un0rr
section Z and article l6 of tho exchange
constitution.
Mr.. Sturgis was the New York mem
her of the Boston firm OF Gay & Stur-
gis, which was suspended In April of this
year. An examination OF the firms books
was made by tho authorities of the eN-
change some time ago and II was d>,
cided that the failure was due to ''un-
husincssllke and reckless dealing
The section OF the exchange constl-
tuition under which the governors acted
is as follows: Whenever the governing
COMMITTEES shall determine. upon the re-
port ~ the committee on admissions, that
Inc failure OF a member or OF a firm
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THE STEEL MARKET.
European War News Has Had No
Noticeable Eject.

There has been no reelection OF tho Eu-
rouean war situation as yet IN the steel
Industry. but 81 Is generally agreed that
hostiliti,S abroad would mean "A very
substantial boom for American manu-
fActurcrs Shaftlng manufacturers in tho
pittsburg district have announced AN add
vance Of 81 per ton in their material.
Tie Iron AGE says. European war
news has not yet been "A measurable fac
tor In the domestic steel tTlde ln eN-
ports the influence Of war risks is fe,t,
and with increasing grain engagements
at advancing rates thcre has been
tightening Of the general ocean freight
market. Galvanized sheets. of which
Austria and Germany are considerable
PRODUCERS. while England Is very heavy
exporter are up 10 shiilings a ton IN
European markets. There has also been
a stffenne IN tin plate abroad.
"rhe steel trade has so long gone
without business produced by tho invest
mcnt of capital in new enterprises that
there Is little in that direction that war
can interrupt.
Generally July has brought a slight
Improvement in the situation in finished
steel A number OF Independent msnu-
facturers report specifications almost
equal to capacity, one such interest has
taken new orders in July thus far .equlva-
lent to one-third moro than capacity
Bars continue 10 be the best depend
-nce of the mi,ls. and all have good speci-
f., atons for August rolling. In plates
the new price is more elastic. as indicated
In some Eastern competition.
Late buying of sheets by automobile
builders amounted 20 more than has been
reported. one producer having booked
50. 900 tons Of high grade sheets for such
work,
The Standard oil Company has divided
tin plate order for the Far East he
tween Welsh and American mills and the
Texas Company has just placed 100000
boxes.
southern pig iron salos in July have
been large, probably $4,000 tssA-
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Further slump at Opening,
Then Rally and Gain
Of 10 Points.
TECHNICAL POSITION SOUND
Even Bulls Sold Out and Went
short on Basis Of
War News.
Gotham stafss weather

70. s,.n carolina, South Carolina and
G,,rsl. .,lersliy fair to-day and to-mor-
t,e 90 20 moderate variable winds
>, ,,aama. Mississippi and Louisiana,
r.-,.. cloudy -. day and to- morrow. prob
,H .a showers near the coast. light 10
,r,.s.,'e variable winds
f. ..-.Hru Texas, generally fair to-day
and g, uo-,ow; moderate south winds.
b.. .ss'srn Texas. fair to-day and to.
morrow
r5- ofahom-, probably fair to-day and
Fo- ,rAtn-.s generally fair to-day and
tomorrow
Short covering and moro cheerful
view ~ the European political situation
w.r. responsible for a sharp rally IN cot
ton Yesterday aud prices made a net gain
o, about 10 points The recovery did not
cone. however. until after violent slump
a. tie opening, during which prices were
ssrr 81 down about a dozen points below
Tuesdays closing
The market was unsettled and nervous
sos, o. tho day, inarnuoh az fluctuations
wore governed largely ny tho character
" me news contained IN press and pri-
,a.s cables regarding the war outlook.
formed Russia that Serytan territorial In
,sgrity would he respected. however.
brought forth quito q wave OF buying.
Cables from business and banking firms
IN Bremen. Havre, London and Paris
generally took the view that hostiliti o.
would he avoided or localized.
II seems quite likely that II the news
should take on a more peaceful aspect cot
ton would be In r. position TO rally rather
SHARPLY Tho interest in the market at
no time has been large aud liquidation
has been pretty thorough IA IA result %
tho psuicky conditions \ good deal of
tho rcceut selling has been for short ac-
count and = sharp upturn should come
as q result " the technical postion of
the market without any other contrib
urrg cause. \ good many traders who
have been bullish on cotton, hssing their
views ON crop and trade conditions. have
f.lt That they could not combat the IN
fu-ncc ~ war and hsvo taken the short
sde during the past few days.
Weather news was somewhat mixed
y.,'rrIAs. Georgia, Alabama and South
Ca ma had some CopiOus and bencio a.
Showers scattered showers also were re-
ported % Mississippi. The western belt
however. showed very high temperatures
Win nftrcn stations i'm Texas reporting
10u q, loi degrees. while stations ia Okla
homo showed iOi to los degrees.
Th.r. viii ho some evening M before
To government report VIII ch Will be ~
SUD- tomorrow at noon. II is generally
beloved that this will show so or littl,
above IT is no secret among well IN
formed men IN tho commodity markets
that tho Administration Is trying to make
me c.op outlcul as bright as pussibl"
N.r crop of cotton would he cons dcrcd
a fine prosperity asset. and no detoriord'
Ion - expected to bc shown as long as
his attitude is maintained.
Eviurrs.
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INLAND STEEL GAINS SHRINK.
Net Earnings Decrease From 49,
I7o,4oO 10 sI,635.t7I.

The Inland steel Company reports for
the year ended Juno so. 1914 net earn
inGs OF Sl,6S7l71, after deducting charges
for maintenance" and repair Of plants
amounting to so.779.764 This compares
with S2.17g.4g0 for tho preceding year
and sl,79s.43s In 1912 Tho balance
IN tho treasury was s1.10S.197. winch
was equal to 1905 per cent on S7,ss2.625
capital stock. against 2ls5 per cent. on
the same stock for the previous year
The general balance sheet OF tho COM
pany shows total assets of $?1.o75.o7s as
against sI9.334.15S in 1913.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

NOTICE Is hereby given that by a Judgment
dered on tho 2sth day OF April. 1914, and
entered IN tho once Of the Clerk Of New
the Manhattan Mutual Realty Company was
dissolved. It's corporate eNistencs annulled
and Morgan J. % Brien, Jr. of Rector
street New York cts, appointed receiver
OF It's property. and said company It's orrcers
and agents were by sald Judgment forever
restrained from exercising It's corporate
rights, privileges or franchises.
Dated July LIST. 1871
MITCHELL MAY.
SecrstarY Of Sfa.e
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RAILROAD CUTS DIVIDEND.
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh
Line Drops Back TO Per Cent.

The directors Of the Buffalo, Rochester
and Pittsburgh Railroad declared yester-
day IA sern-anuual dividend OF per cent
on the common stock Of tn" company
six months arO semi annual dlNihtnd
of per cent. was declared
Tho company had been paying per-
cent per aunum since 1917, when the rate
was advanced from . per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30

THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. July authorizations were
very crlatc IN the market here to-day.
with most issues showing a good recoN-
cry from the initial quotations. Sears
Rocbuck. Carbide Illinois Brick and Chi
cago Pneumatic Tool made the greatest
gains Edison and Chicago Railway
seconds were weak features No special
movement in the bond department. The
suumaIy:
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MITCHELL MAY,
SECRETARY OF state

registered upon the exchange has been
caused by reckless or unbusinesslike deal
ing said member or tho partner or part
ners In such firm who are members 81
The exchange may by a two-thirds vote OF
the existing members of the governing
committee be declared ineligible for TO
lnstatemrnt"
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SrGAR-NI OftDI9 0t nav susJTs Wcre
Withdrawn from the market yesterday be-
cause OF the threatening European situa-
zion. although rehuerics were buyers at
the old basis OF 3.25c. Refined Is still
quoted at 4.4oc.. except by the Federal.
which is accepting 4 2jc. FOR special grades
Ia the event of war Europe would be
compelled 10 rely entirely on cuba for her
supplies.
Quotations for Cuban raw sugar flu
lures, basis % degrees c. i. {. New York,
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sales wore l22,1OO bags. PROVISIONS
closed steady. Cash markots-Bccf---
Packet. SlG5Ods1S: family. $iSaSIS.5
pork-Mess. t2in S2i50; family, S2i.50
a 5000. Lsrd--piime Western. 5000:
refined Continent SlcS5, South Ameri-
can Sll.30
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
Baltimore. Md July .. 1914
The Board OF Directors this day declared
from the net earnings Of the Company for
the six months ended June 30. 1914 divi-
dend OF Two t2) Per Cent. on the Preferred
stock OF the Company payable september I.
1919, TO the stockholders OF record at the
close OF business on August l. 1914.
The Board also declared from the surplus
earnings of tho Company a dividend ~ Three
t3D Per Cent. on the Common stock OF the
Company payable September I. 1914. TO the
stockholders 81 record H. the close Of bust
ncss on August / 1914
Tho transfer books will not close
C. W. wOOLFORD. Secretary.
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NOTICE is hereby given that tho post.
poned annual meeting ~ tho stockholders OF
l. TANENRAUM son 4 COMPANY. for the
election Of Directors FOR the ensuing year
and for such other business shall ne
,egally brought before IT, VIII ~ held at Tho
Office NJ the company, $40 Broadway, For
ough ~ Manhattan. County of New York
civ and state OF New York. on August Sd,
1913 ~ l2 VI
JOSEPH KRIsCIiKFR. Jr.. Secretary.
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THE r. =. Go0DRICH COMPANY.

Akrt n, n, July y, ISlE.
A. meeting OF the Board OF Directors
~ this Company, held this day, a dividend
Of ono and Thr"e-ruartsrs per cent,
iG ~ on the Preferred Capital Stock NJ
this company declared. payable October
LIST. 1914 70 stockholders Of record AZ tho
close OF business September 18Th 1914
W 4 MEANs Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30
ANERICAN RANK NOTE COMPANY.

dividend Of one per cent on the Conn
mon stock for tho quarter ending August
18TH. 1914. has been declared payable
August !5th, 1914, 20 holders ~ record at
the c,Nac OF business on August Let, 1914
The stock Transfer Books will not be
GEO ". pANFoRTH. Secretary.
New Yorl July 20, 1914
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

Notice is hereby given that n meeting of
the stockholders OF the MAGENTA OIL
COMPANY 10 elect a Board Of Directors for
the ensuing year. and TO elect two inspectors
annual meeting Will be held al the ONCE
OF Gregory. Stewart n Wrenn, ll5 Broadway,
Borough Of Manhattan New York city. on
Friday, August IL a. ~ o'clock noon.
ALBERT wIGGERS.
Trustee and Acting President
Dated July 81 1914.
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y A " BIDS 10 Liverpool were: July,
MIC; October, 1850: December.
lo05c. January. l1.s7c. The market
th.r~ Z, duo to open to-day 20 points
tlrher