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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
BONDS
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE.

The backward sprinE and adverse weather
conditions according 90 the weekly trade re-.
views. continue to exercise restraining IN.
nuence upon trade The supply Of commerce al
paper continues IN he light and the iron and
steel Industry shows only slight sigma OF i'm
provement Results from the Easter trade are
reported 40 'irregula and transact ions az n
whole were not equal TO those OF last year
Imports M textiles continue TO increase, while
exports are falling on.
bnn's says Adverse weather conditions &C
c-n,ua,e the prevailing ouetness In seneral
trade Evidences OF Improvement are not
hack ard spring. This rc,ards the distribution
of seasonabe mcr'h andise and has caused nc
cumulation Of goods in some quarters Tho
supply OF commercial paper continues ahnor'
mAlly Hight notwithstanding the attractive
terms offered by financial institutions Con,
hdence In the future. however 10 maint lined
largely because OF the splendid agricultural
outlook Winter wheat 10 IN such excellent
shane that even last years banner yield viii
probably he surpassed; everything points TO
an Increased cotton acreage, while the other
leading crops apparently are starting the sea
son vel"
Byadsirs,rs says. Trade and industrial ad.
vicr. are stu irregular, with business as 4
whole SIN on the que, side Warmer more
s~ssonshie weather West and South sxccller /
winter wheat crop adyioes and prospects .,
tIli areas 10 he planted ~ leading crops q,
. stimulus 10 spring retail trate and he Gci
lobhing demand IN seq Gus affected SIP Ans
drS goods wearln. apparel, agricultural IN u 10
msnt- and seeds show flr though not y'nr,
afivity In wholesale and manufsc uring tinc,
nrosrcss Is but hslting however and md Z,
mou,h buy,ns or ordering seens the ru a."
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
To the Holders Of Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road Company Coupon and Registered
nificd -Four Per Cent Gold Bonds
Is-,pd I nder the Mortgage Dated No.
Nen,beF 10, 1903;

New York. April H. 1914.
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com
ptuy. by a. ion of its stockholders and
directors. has closed It's Unified Four Per
Cent. Gold Mortgage, dated November 10.
1903. and no additional issue OF Bonds can
Al the same meetings the Stockholders
and Directors authorized new General
Unified Mortgage practically similar to the
closed mortgage In terms ana authorized
amount except that Bonds issued there
under, Instead of being limited to a maxi
iosued in series bearing different rates not
the Board Of Directors.
An issue of Bonds designated Series
49, bearing Ala per cent. Interest from
June /, lJli, has been authorized
Under this Series ~ issue, Bonds to an
amount Of ssOsa7.o0O have already been
change par for par to the holders OF the
$50, 81. 600 OF : per cent Honds issued under
the recently closed Unified Mortgage OF 80
Under resolution OF the BOARD of III.
rectors this privilege OF exchange wiz expire
on December l. 1914
As the new General Unified Series ="
from June !. lsl4. II the exchange OF Bonds
be made before June / 1874. the coupon
cr registered interest for $50 due June !.
L9li, upon each Bond surrendered Will be
paid IN cash when exchange is may
The exchange OF Bonds must he made at
the United states Trust Company OF New
York. a. Wal! street, which - the cor
porate Trustee OF the new mortgage and Is
now prepared TO issue temporary receipts
oNchangetble, on and after July 10, 1914,
for permanent BONDS
II l.. BORDEN Secretary.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN. April 17.-Tradins here con-
tnued fairly active. with q generally
easier tone. The volume Of trading was
more than twice that Of year ago.
Alaska Gold continued to be the active
feature, more than 10000 shares being
traded In. II softened " to 26k. Among
the other mining Issues a sale OF Utah
Copper took place at ssh, 4 gain of "
from previous sale. Calumet and Arizona,
Chino Copper. Mason Valley. Massachu-
sets Consolidated and Old Colony each
lost u. Butte and Superior and Frank
ened two points to II. In the industrials
list United Fruit eased 4. to 1853. United
Shoe lost * to 5Sis. The railroad stocks
were without feature. The summary:
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

RUTTER.-Trading IN butter was only
fsir, the marie! closed easter. without any
FOR the time Of the year CnderErades were
81 df fois and process was inactive
s extras ;;Sa, !; infs's q q ::e SAT. as,ry.
process. extras 20G2oHc nrsts. isUlsc
ladies', current nrsis. isc packing sock.
current make No. :, i5u isc.; No. g. $40
=, CHEESE There was little trading gu, of
th9 ordinary In cheese circles YESTERDAY.
made was In abundant supply with a small
range as al Of 1t was green; Any well
held undergrades were easter. With de-
Gin. Of &c. Prices are; state whole milk.
frrsh -, Gals, ! u li'sc., skims fresh, good
to E sG,sf iSf pSGT to o ,sir 5nas1
mated Trading during the past three days
mas noun Sfe1 70, he ava. ieaying only small
Eseaass OF ,t ne a55mer fscling AZ high
side price for storage packed 2oisc., &c.
HIGHER than last week. Large quantities of
eggs are coins, into the coolers Tor next
'rirc higher and duck eggs are in litile de-
rem ana sa ,'SSH' are 'ms Prices f%Sw
eGgcH'd' nss,s goa 9o,sG regular packed.
Pennsyi1Gn,a ana nser Hp'i Gennsr1 " ws,i;s.'
large fancy, acc. hennery browns ?oL n
IA n'Gc brown and mixed ooiors laa ?Gc
so9 ;as GSesc, acG4Gc :"
LIVE PouLTRY-Thcr- were unloaded
, trade vas bo,ter than tho day, before;
cleaned M for tho week Old roosters were
slow, with few turkeys IN evidence and
dgeN' S"y in w wod,ra,s ;,npnly ,9poation.
Southern and Southwestern iful7i.c: old
ducks va: lo fee-s liIl2c Euinea
DRESSED Pori.fRY = 'rcsh ktlled stock
continued to be scnrc. and market was
Vel cleaned ~ Of any good stock Some
~ barrels. especially ~ they we're dry picked
Most ~ the stock WAS undcrgrade and lsc.
was top Tor four pound fowls. old BOOSTERS
scsr'e ana hrm nut few Long Island
80 readily Frozen poultry was ouiet Yes
terday and no change In quotations Tur.
Keys were SIN high win no chance Of
average. ID, siGesc. BrolIers Ph,ladclphin.
fancy ~ lbs each. a ID. 4sm Abc. 2 his
eaoh Std toe chickens philadelphia,
fancy tH2Sc coarse. itc Fowls, West
20 to 4? lbs, l7'a dlsc.; under 30 Tbs
II n Ice. In barrels ) lb. isL. fioc fancy,
scalded, is't " loc.; Western and South i.
ern' poor ~ l5hc, Old rcosters, i'hc,
lected hens nud toms ?5q2ec.; Kentucky.
81 e3trc. Texas 23c.; old hens, s3W2fc
old toms :: - sSc. Brollers, ~ 20 box, milk
lca fan'y Is to - es' 2aq9ssc corr, I'd.
20 dozen, -" lNr. corn fed iSWl Fowls,
Western, hoNed. "a lbs aud over to dozen,
ice; 80 to 10 lhF. i3T l5igc.. Old BOOSTERS.
snIcc G.c.. w,..rn. fancy. iari,e..
No g. aMlir
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a Shising Mark.

break like that which occurred In
Lehigh Valley stock would he more dis
concerning to holders of high priced shares
were II not realized that tho case OF Le-
hish Is an exceptional one. Ever since
the stock was put on q 10 per cent basis
there has been wide criticism that the
company could not stand It, Earnings
during the last few months have indicated
that not much IL anything will be earned
this year above dividend requirements. so
that there has been ample warning OF the
possibility OF a dividend cut For many
weeks selling has proceeded steadily in
Lehlgh and the performance OF the stock
under this pressure has convinced n great
many people that the next dividend will
be at the rate OF per cent Moreover.
since the Union Pacific announced it's in
tention OF making its stock an per center
Lehgh Valley, as the only American rair-
road stock paying 10 per cent. dividend.
has been rather a shining mark.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat 10 FirmeP 81 Cables and
Light Receipts-COvn IL weak.

The wheat market displayed a hrmer
tone yesterday. with trading In rather
small volume. Early in the session there
was an advance in values ranging from
y to ac based on firm Liverpool cables.
hight Northwest receipts and claims of
lack of moisture at several points in the
southwest. Later the market eased of
slightly from the high levels on favor
able Modern Miller report. Cables were
generally steady in anticipation Of light
worlds shipments. and the smaller Ar
sentina exports of S4S. 900 bushels.
which compared with 1.16S.000 the pre-
cetiing week, and 5.s64,00O last year.
There were reports of better cash de-
mand at Minneapolis. but export buying
continued at low ebb. Interior receipts
amounted to $4,000 bushels, against 334,-
900 bushels last year Shipments were
$4,000, against 476.00O . year ago. Brad
streets exports were 2.s06.0oO bushels.
against 2,47s,00O last week and 3.569. 900
last year. Since July the total Is 209.-
$4,000 bushels comparing with 1SS.sS0.-
600 for the same period last year.
May corn declined another cent and
the market for that grain ruled weak
throughout the session. A fresh crop Of
stop loss orders were uncovered on the de-
cline. while the bear element was cred
tied with heavy selling. Farm offerings
were light. but against this Argentine
shipments were large and there were re-
ports Of better weather for the movement
In that country. Domestic cash demand
generally was not heavy. though II was
claimed that good sales had been made to
the East. Argentine exports for the
week were 4.+12000 bushels. against g.
$4,000 last week and $4,000 last year
Bradstrcets exports were $4,000 bushels.
against $4,000 last week and 1.355. 900 last
year.
Lansing-Wheat conditions throughout
Michigan on April 1 averaged 81, COM
pared with SO a year ago. Protection to
wheat by snow during March extended
through II days. Very light marketings
in the past month. Rye conditions were
90. compared with 81 a year ago. Average
condition OF meadows SO. ag iinst 30 In
1918. Serious injury by frost to peach
orchards occurred in March.
The Ohio State Agricultural Comm's-
son reports that on April ~ per cent.
or approximately $780, 900 bushels OF the
old wheat crop was in producers hands
The average price Mt the farms on that
date was % cents. compared with Slol
a bushei In 1913.
CHICAGO prices were.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. April 17.-There was
some demand for r. II. T. Trust certin-
Gates during the forenoon and the price
advanced sharply. At the top the price
fell back on some good selling to around
last nights close The demand for
Union Traction was for the most part in
odd lots. Lehigh Valley just trailed the
New York quotations the volume OF trad
ing being very small. Electric Storage
and Cambria Steel were taken In odd
lots. Storage showing fractional ad-
vance and Cambria selling on nearly a
point. Arbitrage trading was chiefly In
u s. g. common. The summary:
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THE VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS coMPAN'

THE VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS COMPANY
ON the 22ud day of April 1874, at IL
o'clock noon. NJ the ofic" of Melville + In
gals Jr, President OF the Company, AZ -
Cedar street In the city of New York Will
open tenders 60 sell to II on the lowest terms
such an amount of its five per cent. second
mortgage bonds with coupon No. - and sub
seauent coupons attached issued under and
secured by the deed OF trust or mortgage
dated the second day ~ June, 1909, between
Virginia Hot Springs Company and Henry T.
Wickham and Henry Taylor, JTu Trustees
rs the sum OF twenty thousand dollars Will
purchase said sum OF twenty thousand dol.
lars having been set aside 10 he invested In
the purchase NJ said bonds according to the
terms ~ the sinking fund provision of the
taid mortgage.
By order of the BOARD ~ Directors
MELVILLE T.. INGALLS,, IR,
Dated Aprll \ 1914 President
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The slump in Missouri Pacific came sud
denly and without the slightest warning
Stock was thrown upon the market in
huge blocks In manner reminiscent OF
the ''baling OUT process OF the famous
syndicate. The main
supply came from one firm, VIII Oh sold
in all some 30 o00 shares This Arm. by
the way, Is the one which has recently
been selling the stock and borrowing il
in large amounts. this beirg common
method Of concealiug LIQUIDATION by out
sders. Late DEVELOPMENTS in the mar
ket for Missouri Pacific have been inter
estlng to people who have theory that
control OF Missouri Pacific has lately come
TO the Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
CURB sToCKS. CLOSING PRICES
CIGAR STORES SALES LARGER.
United REPORTS s:.s50,s5O Increas,
of business In IO11.

The United Cigar Stores Company OF
America reports for the year ended De-
cember 81. 1913. dividends and interest
received less charges amounting to 81
i7l.5l6. with a balance OF sls54626 after
the payment of preferred dividends. This
balance was equal to 6s2 per cent. earned
on the s2,.l26.O00 common stock. The
surplus after the payment OF dividends
on the COMMON stock was $36O.7lS, which
added TO the previous surplus gave a
profit and loss surplus OF $l.44S.26s
The report says that the sales for the
year increased s2.s56s5s over those OF
1912.
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Schrd uleN In bankruptcy.

ANGER BANNING CoNpANy. rNr., ~ $50
Greenwic's street has hlrd schedules In
bsnkruptCy, showing liabilities slbSef
Of vhic'a There are secured s@Toib, un-
secured sle6 sO4,, taxes s3s7 and wages
es7 y nrninal assets are s229,bs7
SIEpE r1.R COMPANY 81 I West Thirty
srVentls strict. has Nlcd schcdules In
htnkr'Iptcv which show liabilities SCI
ss2 '.f' which s2hOs3 are contingent on
two Nv and assets "f 81 600.
SANTO DOMINGO HARDWARE COM
pASr. INC 81 20 Broadwey. dealer I'm
hard GOD and humber. hrs made nm as
signsupnt 10 JOHN r. ErrlcstOn. The
company was tncorpora ied In April, 1918,
NEE capital stock 5000 John ~
Et C,oston " president and pucr Irving
wall secretary.
THE NAMis CANDY COMPANY, msnufac-
niror OF candy ~ - sullivan street. has
tnade Assignment to Horny j. Flock
and Max Sheinsrt. fh' company was in
corpOrHted in Apri. 1919 with capital
stock OF 5000, with lsidore sImons as
presilput
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Caneifopm Records.

Prominent interests closely Identified
with the company characterize the heavy
selling OF the stock as bear drive" That
10 substantially the explanation in some
quarters on collapse OF 20 per cent In
the price OF Missouri Pacific stock on
turnover Of 5000 shares To many old
timers that statement had a strangely
familiar ring. The highly sensational
market career Of Missouri Pacific stock
during the past twenty or twenty five
years contains many an incident with the
same official stamp upon IT,
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To stockholders OF the
PENNSNI\ANIA COAL \ COKE COR
ron ATTAIN

TAKE NOTICE that the annual meeting OF
the stu, Ahu.4c!s O. the Perusy wanna Coal
a coke Corporation VIII be held at the
principal oit,e Of said corporation. on tho
10th floor oi the Lana Title Hiildtng in the
4th day OF MAY. l?l4, At two thirty O'Clock
IN the afternoon. for the purpose Of electinG
a board OF nine directors. 10 serve for one
year. and tor The transaction Of any and all
other business that may come before said
meeting
Tho Hoard of ptre tors have provided by
resolution ma the books OF the company
Tor the purpo-n o' recording the names OF
the stockholders 49,. be ttoaed GA April 80.
1874
Dated April End 1914
ALBERT - EDWARDS Secretary.
Pennsylvania Coal 4 Coke Corporation
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
To TWE STOCKHOLDERS Of
THE DIItM ARE AND IN D~ON COMPANY

Noti,- 10 hereby g.,ru hat the ANNUAL.
MEEIING .! Tn, $40, hAOIdeJs OF THE
DELAWARE ASD HUDSON COMPANY will
BE- he'd at the OiiSe OF the Company. No -
Nassau rect Ia tne Borough OF Manhattan
CITY -! New York. On TUESDAY. MAY IL.
1914. a. twelve o clock noon. for the election
OF tn" Managers Of the corporation for the
ensuing year and for rut n other business a.
may properly come before the meeting
The polls WI. open a. twelve O'Clock noon
ana remain open to- at east one hour.
The transfer books OF the Company will
be closed from one o'cio"k T. NJ. on SatuP.
day, My =. 1914. until the morning Of
wednesday,. MAY H. 1914
ny order Of the 10 rd OF Managers
4. VI. OIYPUANT,
secretary.
New York April !. 1914
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The Missouri Pacific notes due in six
weeks time were quoted at one time yes.
terday as low as col. hid, 81 offered The
net return on "A purchase Of tn" hon'is
should they be paid on at par would be
about 120 per cent. Obviously that H. a
bigger profit than a man ought to make
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
MOBILE AND ONO RtIIROAD COMPANY
Equipment sinking Fund.

The Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
Trustee, VIII receive "ner. Of the Equipment
Ronds Series -" 81 the Mobile 4 Ohio
AAilroAd Company. dated Nay I, 1899 at
not exceeding plr and accrued Interest, 10 a
principal amount sufficient TO absorb Twenty
SIX thousand three hundred ami ninety nine
and % 100 dollars f26, 399 2S Of the sinking
fund.
Tenders may be made Friday. MAY /. 1914
the FARMrRs' LOAN AND TRUST COM.
~ Edwin c MNRsroN. rrend-n,
New York, Arm !, 1914
ANY ownership certificates which may be
necessary under the Income TX Treasury
Regulations should accompany current
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THE TRENTON rorTERIEs co.

DIVIDEND no 81.
A. meeting OF the Board ~ Directo@s
held this day dividend % OSE PER CENT.
l'cI was declared on IN" Non. Cumul alive
Preferred stock Of the Company, payable on
Apri "a. 1914, to stockholders ~ record at 9
O'Clock + NJ April 10. 1914 Transfer
Books do not close
c L LAWTON. Secretary & Treasurer
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DISIDFNDs AND INTEREST.
OFFICE or THE CONSOLIDATION COAL
GnMpNNN

The board OF DiIe, tors has declared ".
rcgusr auarterlv dividend ~ one and ~
half per cent, he e. on It's CAPITAL Sto x
payah,e April SON, '9li. to the stockholders
~ record az the close OF business April :1th,
1870
Tho transfer books VIII remain open.
Dividend checks N he mailed
r X STUART,
Assistant IrRpsursr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
AMA,GAMArIp COPPER COMPANY.

= NFUIUWtN, NptTI 1hIh- llII
~ = meeting ~ the Directors ~ the Anal.
ganlHtet C'ppsr company dividend ~ ONE
NNp ONE-HAlF PR CENT uhTl was
declared, plNth.r MAY 18th, 1914, 70 stock.
holders 81 record or the books ~ tho COM
pany as 81 ~ O'Clock noon, Apri .i'h 1871
\ "A METt\ secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
THE LANE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
MI IuIKN IL AllMAA 90

CleVe and OHIO, Aprl tth 1914
NOTICE II HEkEBh GIVEN that tho An.
nuul Meeting OF the stockholders OF The
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Company for mo election OF Directors and
for The transaction Of such other business
as may be bro4rht before the meeting will
- held at IN, principal ON Of the com.
nv In CI,veirnf. ohio. on the FIRST
WEDNESDAY ,ho!ng the cth iayl Of MAY.
1914 At 10 O'Clock \ The rol will con.
tinur orer for one hour thereafter
= t.r' ~ 'ho rruri - directors
'NrGHT " PNGDrr SECRETARY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
LrulGu VALLEY COAL SALES co.

The BOARD NJ Directors 81 the iehigh Val
,Varoj 7, i,,it,,t" , n,,,'Tft I,n tEn nSruA1v
PER Gent 81 % rer shtrel, payable April
Is 1914 to those sto' khoiders 81 the Com
81 stock registered on the Complny's books At
the close OF bus'n'ss April q. 1874, CheckA
VIII be mAi ed " ] MUTTON TreasureH
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY
NEW YORK COUNTY.

Supreme court--Arpellatc pivision-Re
cess
suprcm. Cour,--speclal Term-Psr, IL
BEFORE Weeks, J court opens ~ lOi3S
\. FIX parte matters
Surrogate's Court-rhHmher s--Befnre Co
halsn..S No day calendar.
city Court-SpCcinl T,rm-PRrt II he
fore MchNoy, :. Court opens at 10 a VI
Eek parte matters
KINGS COUNTY.
Supreme Court Uc1ili Torm--Br for
Kelly, j Court opens at 10 A NJ LIT
gated motions
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-18
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, April 17.-Trading here was
again very dull. with price movements of
the fractional order. Sears Roebuck and
Union Carbide were easier, due to neglect
The bond department was very active and
steady. The summary:
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TuE H. u CL\rII> COMPANY.

IWTUTT U' wv n WnU WOFIN NffceEb,
Sew York. April Is. 1914
quarterly dividend ~ one and one. quar-
ter Il 1, "a per cent on the FIRST Preferred
Stock and one AND one hal' Il /. 81 per cent
on the Second rieierr-d Stock OF this com
pany viii be paid NAV lst. 1914, 10 holdere
% the Preferred stocks ~ record Thursday
Apri !3rd l0li u y FORCE, Treasurer
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Cash prices Were Wheat-No.
Northern at Minneapolis. DISC. No.
Northern spring Z. q. b.. Si.oi No. 2 red
T. q. b.. slo5h, No. hard Z. o. h. to
arrive Sl.ol :, No. Manitoba. 81. Corn
Export Ia arrive. 7Sa,c.; No. yellow
prompt shipment, 7ii,c: No. yellow G.
I. T., 7sc. Oats-No. g white. 44T++isc. ::
No. white. 43Hi3i.,c. standard. AZ =, n
44c Barley-Malting b !. {. Buffalo. S0W
64c Rye-No. . Western. sSi,c. Flour
Spring patents, si.f0T s5,15: spring
clears, S3.s00$4; Kansas straights. s4l5
mS5.35.
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r>IrEp DRY GooDs coMpANIEs.

IT MN NUn- = 7 NpFI lk'hI 1917
Nnuarterly dividend ~ Two Per Cent (2s,
VII be 80 MtV lst. lalt Ia holders ~ Com
mon stock 81 uu''cd Dry Goods Companies ~
reoord NJ the close ~ hlsinrs. Friday, April
-ith. 1914 MOSES Ely. Sstretar,
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pORIIN>U GN~ \ lOkT COMPANY
PORTLAND. OREGON

FNETTEl'IN STUIN DIV TDEND 10, II
The regular Qulft,r't dividend ~ one ana
fhre,- four'hs q "A 20 por cent has been de-
uItrct on tho Preferred Stock Of Portland
'ins & coke Company for the quarter ending
April 40, lgli, PAYABLE MAY !. 1874 to stock
holders ~ record al m" close Ot business
on Nprn 20 1919. on which date 'he transfer
books Will close, and reopen on MAY /. 1914
GEORGE r NEViNS Treasurer
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Rrads,rcts repnrtS 2ts business failures IN
thp United States during tho week against
26s TO- IA. last previous week ana 900 $50
ra2 ana lH7 for the corresponding weeks
StateF had ~ New England 81 Southern,
IA Western 81 Northwestern, ~ ana far
Western, a.. canada had 40, against IS Tor
the lapt previous week About NJ per cent.
~ no total number ~ concerns falling had
capita ~ " oon ~ 's-s and per cent had
from s. Goa To $50 00O capital.
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Exports yesterday. Il. 30i bales. Total
tus Tar this season, 7,s55.57s bales,
against 7,l3s750 bales last year.
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~.'. SONS were steady. Cash prices
Mess, s22,751s23.25; family,
~ $3.50 Beef-Packet, slSmsI9
fI"H $50. I.srd--Primc Western.
'' ''fn"d Continent, 1905; South
An'' .tr. SLIGO
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Spot cotton at New York was unchanged
st 1910 Southern spot markets were un-
changed. with New Orleans ~ Lie. CAL
weston l3. Savannah 1at,. Houston l25s,
Augusta 1914 and Memphis 13S.
The New Orleans market was steady
after the closing here Prices there were:
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.

DIVIDENDS PAYABLE
'H""rsr, and Term stock Amt
~ Nisy cod Sales quar-
s@p.' eft Mining quarterly. I'D ~
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Referees Appointed.

supr,m. Court--By Justice WEEKS
DemNcMolf " luntr. 'htr''k ! Icthon'
Denny Quinn llruu0 lrwinson, Guion
vs. Gpion, Robert Wagner,
~ j.st',s lH,' ~" ~ Ninslt
I.orli, Is'rrpI Nru- toppInY Thor
owsky william G. Arnold.
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N'Fa' Raw sugar was quiet but firm
ye'' daN The spot quotation was un-
ca 9 At a9s cents but there were few
"''''gs under sol cents. The refined
"s"S'' was unchanged with business