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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Business on the Consolidated Stock Ex.
ohdhgr was more than double Monday 5
turnover the sales aggregRting 36,ll0
shar's New Haven establish d q new
10" record price of cas-, this being d
traction under It's lowest price on tho
Nr" YORK Stock Exchange. There wers
transactions at par In the recently listed
'ohH Ms Cove Stone Company per cent,
Preferred stock Third Az nue. sold on
he $3.50 o'clock opening call at 42h, the
on'y mar ket tor that stock In Wall street
all day
:, While price changes compared with
sM'hdiy's closing quotations recorded on
,he call ware Irregular there were more
u''l.nos than advances on the call Mis-
FOUR Pacific sold al 1874 and 10. the lat.
Ter being it's mai call price ard repre-.
s'ehtpg loss OF X Of a point. Later on
y touched low OF ISM, against q lou
IN the other board Of ls%, while the
ery hish was 1914, against 1875.
Ths best turnovers were: Reading.
900 shares United States Steel. $3.50
mares; Union Pacific. 5,440 shares New
maven $3.50 shares Amalgamated Cop
%L 1910 shares, and Missouri Pacific
tS'o shares steel did not sell under so.
against New York Stock Exchange low
" h9's Canadian Pacific. Lshigh Val
tive
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Strength OF Corn Lifts Prices 81
wheat and Oats.

Offerings OF wheat were iiGht yester.
day. Notwithstanding very favorable crop
and weather accounts from winter and
spring wheat territory. Light primary
receipts. decreasing stocks. buiiish for.
eign news and tho strength OF corn all
had more or less weight In preserving
tone OF moderate strength during the
greater part Of the session. Recent bene-
hclal showers and seasonabe tempera
lures made for iueai conditions over the
greater part OF the winter wheat belt.
Harvesting was reportsd to be general In
southern oklahoma.
a private report by Western house
placed the winter wheat condition at
'o2. indicating O crop OF $500. 900
bushels This compared rather unfavor-
amy with the report recently Issued by
". w Snow. which Indicated a crop ~
0fIO"O.OOO bushels. The London and
faris markets remained closed and other
foreign markets were wlthout nutcwprthy
feature. Advices from Russia said the
crop was deterlorating In the Southwest
owing to intense heat and lack Of mols.
American wheat decreased 4a0s o00
bushels and the total worlds visible de-
creased s.2OS,o00 bushels
There was heavy commission house buy
ing OF corn. much OF 1t inspired by in
creased cash demand. reports ~ army
worms In Missouri and Illinois and appre-
henslon that receipts will soon show
sharp falling of owing to exhaustion OF
country supplies The market ruled strong
throughout the session closing at the
highest levels. Brdds,reets visible sunrly
OF American corn decreased $4,000 BUSH
els compared with an increase OF $4,000
bushels last year
The oats market was influenced by
higher cash markets and the strength OF
corn. Elevator interests were fair buyers
OF July. and aside from this trading was
teatureless Brddstrests visible decreased
LAOS. 900 bushels.
Chicago prices were:
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Redmond Co. have Issued Q circular
and chart showing the changes in prices Of
standard railroad bonds from 1904 10 isit
The Eastern Power and Light corpor aion
has declared the regular quarterly dividend
~ Iva per cent, on the referred stock
May 80
4 syndicate composed OF Rhosdes 4 Co
OF New York, Hayden. Miller b CO. OF
Cleveland and Merrill, Oldham \ Co, OF
Boston was the high bidder for three
OTIS Of the ~ per cent City OF Cleveland
bonds bought on <lsh basis
johnson & Wood members Of the Stock
Exchange, have moved their Offices from
80 wall street to tho rrinity Building. III
Broadway
roo issue OF sunoik county bonds sold At
Riverhead, l. L.. by County Treasurer Fila.
over par ya.us. TIE s~"ds A4ss Interest At
~ ger cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03

Albany Man Elected = vice-Pvssi-
d~ut-Mauy Promotions,

The directors OF the National City Bank
Yesterday elected two nav vics-presldents.
making ten In all. The new officers are
Arthur Kavanagh. cashier OF the bank.
and James II. Perkins, president OF the
National Commercial Bank At Albany.
q. Il. Gregory. assistant cashier. was
elected cashier and J. N. Carter. chief
clerk, was elected an assistant cashier.
Mr. Kavanagh has been associated with
the National City Bank since 1879 and
mas been longer In the service OF the bank
han any 9TH. uficial there. He came to
the bank as a boy forty-two years ago
In 1899 he was made an assistant cashier
becoming cashier In 1905.
James II. Perkins, the other new vice.
president. was graduated from Harvard In
1897 He was captain OF the regatta
crew at that time Directors OF the bank
said yesterday that Mr.. Perkins was
elected a vice-president by reason OF his
extensive knowledge OF upstate and New
England AFFAIRS. He will take w his new
duties within a few days
]. T. Talbert, one of the vice-presiderts
who has been III for q long time, Ii said
10 bo recovering slowly but stesdily and II
now tbls 70 ~ out Of doorA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
MANHATTAN TRANSIT REVOLT.
tockhoiders' Committee VIII Try
20 Prevent Power Deal.

The stockhoiders' protective COMMITTEES
or the Manhattan Transit Company has
begun preparations to prevent the carrying
out OF the transaction by which II Is pro-
possd to transfer the control OF the Long
Acre Electric Power Company TO the
inter-Clty Power Company.
A call for a meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Manhattan Transit Company has
been issued for June ~ at noon at 30 East
Forty-second street by Edward l., Hearn,
chairman OF the committee. who alleges
that the annual election OF directors was
not held on the day designated by the by
laws and that the directors have not
thereafter within one month called
meeting of the members Of the corpora
ton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03

The United states Census Bureau has
recently published some Statistics showing
plants during the ten ysars i902 TO lsi2. re.
gardins which william p, Bonbrght & Co
comment a. follows In their fortnlghtiy re
vlewi at would seem from the statistics
that municipal plants have grown more
rapidly then private plants. This conolu'
that every private company has been con
sidered as a unit, even though sctually
. consol idation Of many separate plants and
that owing to the many recent consultations
the figures do not truly indicate the In
crease In number OF private plants The
business should be measured not by the
number OF stations but by total output,
Of these standards municipal plants a. the
present time are doing a smaller proportion
% the total electric power ana lighting
proportion than In 1903"
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Prices Decline Sharply on Ef-
fort Of Local Bull Inter-
ests to Unload.
WEEKLY wEATHERBCLLIsH
Brought in the Eastern Belt
Pronounced as One Of
Worst on Record.
weather for Cotton states.

ro- North Carolina. generally fair to-day
and tomorrow, light to moderate winds,
mostly e1si
FOR South Carolina, fair and partly
cloudy to-day, tomorrow occasional thun.
esrshcvsrs IN south portion. light to mod
crate shiNlnE winds.
For Fa~ila, local thundcrshowers to-day
md probably tomorrow. except fair to-day
~ south portion. light to moderate winds,
mostly south
Far Mississippi generally fair to-day and
tomorrow light shifting winds
For Louisiana. fair to-day and tomorrow
!lsh, winds mostly south.
For eastern Texas, fair to-day and to-
morrow. except showers tonight or to.mor-
row In northwest portions light TO moderate
south winds.
For western Texas. generally fair to-day
ard tomorrow, warmer to-day In the Pam
hahdls
Fof Oh ahoua, partly cloudy and warn r
to-day; showers tonight or tomorrow.
For Arkansas. generally fair to-day and
tomorrow.
For Tennessee. fair to-day to.morrow I'M
ssi'ied.
For Kentucky. fair, warmer to-day; to-
morrow unsettled. probably showers.
Cotton declined rather sharply in the
last hour Of trading yesterday and prices
showed net loss OF IA to IS points A
good many traders who resisted the temp
tation 10 llquldate at the close OF last
week and after the bulish Government
, condition report on Monday took fright
along IN the afternoon and dumped over
board most Of their holdings.
II looks US II the decline was some
~ natural ran,tinp
great many traders construe the break
20 the bginnlng o. further decline.
That the market was overbought. speak,
'ng In n purely local sense. seems quite
clear. When the weekly weather report
was issued at noon yesterday II set forth
about as bullish a set OF conditions as
ever We're contained in an official docu-
ment. The response was rather feeble,
however. and after prices had wsbbled
ups few points little local selling started
the bulls wayering and a scramble to get
out ensued.
There was also tho usual talk that con-
ditons probably were 10 bad that the
only change possible would be for the
better with clear skies In Texas and
showers IN the south Atlantic States a
The crop. however. has started on with
tho lowest condition with two exceptions
Of any crop In the last quarter OF cei,-
Jury Moreover, no crop with a condi-
ton under so has ever resulted in full
yield The summary of the weekly
weather report stated that the drought in
the Eastern belt was one OF the most
severe spring droughts ever known and
that II is greatly retarding the growth
Of early planted cotton and delaying ger
minat.on Of late planted cotton. In the
Western belt, II was said. excessive rains
mad prevented any improvement In cotton
and large areas OF North Texas remain
implanted.
a There has been 30 much liquidation and
. 'front.' taking recently that lower prices in
Liverpool bringing further decline In the
local market probably would encourage
considerable trade buying this morning.
Futures closed barely steady, ~ to Is
points lower.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. June 2-Tradins here con-
tinued quiet. with generally easier tone.
New Haven declined 29s to s35s. and Bos-
ton and Maine lost ~ to sex. Bos; on
and Lowell. on light trading. weakened
a point 70 1876. Among the coppers CaIu-
met and Arizona lost " to 6S A sale
Of Quincy was recorded at S. Off ~.
Utah Copper. on light transa actions. weak
ened a point to b5% CRANKY. Greene
Csnsnea and United States Smelling pre-
ferred each lost frsctionslly
In tho industriais American Sugar re-
ceded point TO i07 American Pneumatic
second preferred lost y to isk. Amert-
can Telegraph and United Fruit each
gained fractionaiiy The summary:
pDND9
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National Car wheel Company six Pes
G.p!um First MortssTs twenty Year

Bankers Trust Company, as Trustee under
Company, to Bankers Trust Company, as
Trustee dated September 20. 1901 hereby
invites proposals Tor the sale TO II. at not
exceeding ll0T OF the par value OF SAID
bonds OF such number Of said bonds -
Will exhaust as nearly may be the 81 u
% 100000, now held by II under the sinking
FUND provisions OF such mortgage Propose,
n ms., b. S,.i,ysr.d TO th. ras,e. ., IL
500 p. NJ, June - 1914 and each proposal
tsmber /. 1910. when the bonds Included
should such proposal be accepted should
sums bonds are onersd for delivery by 500
p n. on June Is 1914, and II accepted,
date.
n the even, of two or more proposals.
heing Of equal amount and the lowest OF
the others received, such proposals will be
accepted In pro rata proportions, provided
that no purchase win be made at rate
exceeding 1903 OF the par value Of ssid
bonds and that the Trustee reserves the
right to reject any and all proposals in whola
or In part II II can at the time OF opening
said proposals purchase the requisite amount
OF said bonds or any part thereof, at .
lover price than the lowest price offered BY
BASKERs TRUST COMPANY, rrvvtse,
ny II. II WILSON. ~,
Assistant Secretary.
May ~, 1910.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-The market
was again narrow Traction stocks were
heavy. The shading In these stocks WAS
On 4 very limited amount OF dealings and
was influenced Undoubtedly BY the action
OF Union Traction directors yesterday In
refusing TO sanction tn. proposed rapid
transit agreement. The weakness In trac.
ton Issues affected trading In the re-
mainder OF the list
There was a light demand for United
Gas and Philadelphia Electric Arbitrags
trading was a little heavier to-day. The
summary:
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For the first time since they were
listed there are signs OF a trading marke,
in the Montana Power Issues. or mt least
in the common. The newest additions 70
the list appeared last March. The com
mon, which has had point range since
then. sold Yesterday at practically the high
mark. The preferred has had point
range and is also at Its highest level
Market gossip Is already beginning to con
tain frequent references TO the specua'
1--we possibilitls Of the new public utility
stocks.
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!. Joseph Lead Company sil Fer Cent

Bank.rs Trust Company. Trus,s. under
Trust Agreement dalsd January I, 1914.
securing the Six Per Cent. Gold Notes Of 81
iSis with a.. sum 81 2,socoo 10 be I paia 10
II on tina, dsts, and not otherwise. purchase
for the sinking fund notss Issued under said
ssreem.nt TO an amount sunfcisnt az nearly
Invites sealed oners to be submitted to II at
or before $500 o'clock p. NJ June 20. 1914.
az It's once, 10 Wall Street Manhattan, New
York cay, for the sale to H. OF such notes
az prices to be named In such offers which
offers shat, be for AZ or any part Of the
offers viii be accepted which shall be for
u sum In excess OF One hundred and one per
centum G0l%D OF the principal amount OF
such notes and accrued interest. No,iess
Of provisional acceptance OF offers will be
mailed June 26. 1914 to tho makers OF such
thereon a. are so provlsionally accepted at
the addresses designated by them resprc-
lively Delivery OF notes accepted, with
coupons maturing July !, 1910, and sub.
seauently attached, should be made at the
once OF the Trustee at or before $500
O'Clock u, NJ July l. 1914 after which date
interest on accepted notes Will cease
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Trustes
BY II r Wilson. Jr,
Assistant Secretary.
Dated. May 81, 1915
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TO THE HOLDERS or
THE PITTSBURGH COMPANY

First Mortgase and Collateral Trust Bonds
DATED JULY l. 1923
Notice IL hereby given, as provided in the
Mortgage, dated July !, 1893 made BY The
Pittsburgh Company to Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York as Trustee. that
bonds bearing the following serial numbers
have been drawn for the sinking Fund and
MI, be paid az par ana accrued !ntsrss, on
PARTMENT OF the Guaranty Trust Com
pAny OF New York, 40 Broadway, New York
city, after which date Interest on said bonds
VIII cease: Bonds numbered So, 6s, "a. rs
and ais. The bonds should be presented
with coupon due July LIST attached
THE PITNBuRGH COMPANY,
BY SAMUEL. a ROELOFS. President
Dated, Ell~ood city. Pa, May fsth, 1914
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Detroit & Mackinac Railway Co.

40 wall Street, N, Y. city, May 81, 1914.
A dividend OF Two and one .Half Per Cent,
OF Two and one-Half Per Cent f2is%l on
the Common stock OF this Company havs
this day been declared, payable July lst,
i9it 10 stockholders OF record Ut the eloss
OF business on June ~. i9li. The stock
transfer books OF the Company VIII close
June l2th, 1914, ana reopen July and, 1914
e, u coLEBRooK Treasurer,
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May ~, 1914,

TO THY HOLDERS OF FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING fuNn 81 ?o:fEAH GOLD
RAILWAY COMPANY. issued under the
mortgage to knickcrbockrr Trust Com-
pany. as Trustee, dated september S0th.
l0Os.
The undersigned, successor trustee under
the above mentioned mortgage, has on de-
posit to the credit OF the Sinking Fund tbs
sum OF Eighteen Thousand One Hundred
Eighty one Dollars and one Cent tils,lSl.OIl
applicable to the purchase Of bonds OF said
Issue on september LIST, 1914.
Sealed proposals to sell said bonds are
hereby called for and bonds accepted will
be purchased at the ONCE OF the under
signed. Trust Department, upon presentation
thereof on September lst 1914, In accord
anee with the terms OF the said mortgage.
The trustee reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals In whole or In part.
Oners may he sent to the office Of the
undersigned, 80 Broadway New York City.
on or before July ard, 1914 At i9;00 o'clock
noon.
COLUMBIA. KNICKERBoCKER TRUST
COMPANY, Successor Trustee.
BY GEORGE T. WARREN, Trust Officer
Dated, June 2ud, 1914.
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BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The recently organized Delta Light and
Traction Company has acquired the Green
Vile tMiss) Electric Light and street Rail
way Company, the Riverside Transmission
Company, the Lake village tArk,l Light ana
and Power Company. The Gresnvllie com
psny owns u street railway and power plant
and the transm scion company carries this
power to various plants In Mississippi and
Arkansas The latter two companies do u
lighting and power business. Extensions
and improvements will be made TO the plants
AZ once.
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Spot cotton at New York was unchanged
~ 1875. southern spot markets were I'M
changed 10 J., lower. with New Orleans
iS'l Galveston II Savannah 1875. Hous-
lon 1875, Augusta IAN and Memphis
~
The New Orleans market was steady
and lower after the closing here. Prices
here were.
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Sugar-Cuban receIp's Tor the Week
were somewhat larger than expected. and
This appeared To take the edge on the
raw sugar demand. Prices held firmly.
however, and were unchanged from the
closing levels OF last week,
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THE DELAWARE . HUDSON COMPANY.

A quarterly dividend OF TWO AND ONE.
QUARTER l2LEo) PER Cent. on the capt
tai stock OF this Company VIII be paid at
the ONCE OF the Company. % Nassau stree.
In This city, on ana after saturday June 90.
isit. to stoekholders OF record at close of
business to-day.
ny 9 G az q ne eSs.d o. A7g T,s,s,.,
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CURB STOCKS. CLOSING PRICES.
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, June Price movements con-
tlnue to reflect an Indifferent condition
swift e. Co. and Chicago Railway seconds
declines were recorded In Union Carbide
and Sears. There was no special change
in the bond department. The summary!
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The Maryland Electric Railways Company.
a subsidiary Of the United Railways and
Electric Company of Baltimore, has applied
to the Maryland Public Service Commission
for permission to sell $4,000 o. It's per
cent. bonds. The proceeds viii DO used
and u rotary converter,
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The Midland COUNTIES Public Service Cor
poration has requested authority from the
California Railroad Commission TO sell
SsJO, 900 OF It's preferred stock OF the pro-
cesds OF the new stock $40 600 Is to be
used for liauidating the floating debt and
y.37,G2I for additions and bsttsrmsnts.
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Provisions closed strong. Cash prices
were: Pork-Mess. SCI 7b fs22 80; fam
lily, S24f s2b. Beef-Packet. p7b0I
sis: family slS.50asi9. Lard-Pr'me
Western. 5000; refined Continent, 5000 /;
south American, s10Sb,
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Cash prices were: Wheat--No. I North
ern at Minneapolis, 92c.: No Northern
spring T. O. b.. si.OI No. 2 red 05Nc No.
2 hard Z. o. b.. to arrive, s1.O5A; No !
Manitoba T. o. b.. slO5. Corn-Export,
s0. &C.; No. 2 yellow. size. No 3 yellow.
prompt, sic. Oats-No. white. 47R
47isc.: No. 8 white. 46ifc.: Standard.
tsia I47c. Rye-No. Western. Use.
Barley-Malting C. T. Z. 5a1S2c Flou-
Spring patents s.s5as5.35 Spring
cleafs sSs69t: Kansas straights. tt:5
6s4i5.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.
81, ,liO, go O., Iog, ?so q


Receipts from customs yesterday. ss62. 200;
from internal revenue. ordinary. sSls<T7: cor
noration tax si0065 and miscellaneous. 81
iO7.NI National bank notes received for re-
demption S,'b2,3sg
The cash statement Of United States Treas
urer for June I shove;
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~ JAMES X, HOOPER, President. Trustee.
Boston, Mass, June |, 1914.

Republican Valley Railroad Company.
Sin Fer Cent. Bonds due July !, 1919.
Sealed proposals addressed to the under
signed AZ It's ONCE, lsS Dsvoushlrs street
Valley r. n, Co. SIS bonds Will be received
until noon OF Friday, June ~. 1914, for the
sale OF above named bonds 10 the Trustee
four hundred and forty-nins dollars and
ninety.nve cents VtdNs.9b. or any part
dated July !, 1879.
The New England Trust Company,
ny JAMES II. HOOPER. President. trustee.
Boston, Mass, June / 1914
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Darlington 4 Missouri River Railroad Com
pany In Nebraska.
Consolidated MoTtEnge sis Per Cent. Bonds
due July I, 1918.
Sealed proposals addressed to the under.
signed az ~ orice, 1875 Devonshlre Street
and endorsed Proposals TO sell Burlington
& Missouri River X, II. Co In Ntb. &C.
bonds" Will he received until noon Of Mon
day June IL. 1914, TOR the safe of shove
named bonds TO the Trustee. to absorb the
sum OF three hundred and Twenty-Five thou
sand two hundred and seventy-six dollars
ana twenty-seven cents us29,27s.27D, or any
part thereof. In accordance with the mort
gage dated Iuiv I. 1875
The New England Trust Company,
BY JAMES r. HOOPER, President. trustee.
Boston, Mass, June |, 1914.
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The Liverpool market was quiet. There
was a fair business In spot cotton, with
mdd.!ng Is points higher at 1854. Sales.
5000 bales. Receipts, 5000 bales; all
American.
Priceg Al IIyaruool were,
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q at Liverpool were:

II 4, NJ. bids TO Liverpool were: July.
lg.25; October. 1889: December, l2.e2,
me market there Is due TO open to-day
y. 10 points lower.
Port receipts and stocks were:
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and stocks we're !:


tApoFI5 yesterday, 4,s12 bales. Tot
'hus far this season, s,434,0O0 bale
against $4,000 bales last year.