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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

higher grades Of creamery. but the market
the morning. Process continued 10 he firm
amt there was an advance OF nc. on the
lowest grades. Every line Of butter was
Wen cleaned up aud owners OF held stock
focl that they VIII get above present quo
tauons. Boston spcculhtors were on the
market Yesterday picking mp what they
could md 1t reasonable prices. Several
oreers are IN hand FOR foreign .countrles
hu' shippers Will not .ell destination. Lon
don has asked for prices on medium grade
''ock. Market indicates higher prices next
week. Prices follow Creamery, extras, 29is
,Gc; thirds 20 a2ic., state, dairy. tubs.
hhnest' ss'l n 20 'aci good 70 prime, 900
eStra-' ~ s5c. nr S ?., BIC G pfG S@GI
grades 81 y Qg2t sc. imitation cresmery.
hrsts, 9Sc.; ladles, current make irsts.
;?'sc .sesonds. 22c.. current packing stock.
a., l. 81 u No current make, No. :, zoo
2onG lower grades, shaishc,
GSi S,gy. e .T the owners Of held stock ar
been a I6c. cheese market In AuF nn ri Tno
Gradual advance promises 20 keep UP, Au
feeling f.rmcr Wisconsin, s,ocE wh aSs u sne
ally Is slow sale hero. cleans up closely nj mi
there Is a demand for more than factories
white and colored specials. l5s, a Ice; col
9rcd and white; average fancy. l5bci un-
young Americas SAC; state skins, fresh
spsc! rs, LA dl?Nc.i poor, TO fair, 5 a 100,
~, ib'- uHie wac no luftner advance yes
terday. although the market closed last
nght finn, especially on storage stock All
current receipts were cieRned up and opera-
tors begin today with clean floors quail
ny IL good, but demand ls such that buyers
were not so particular. There were several
fancy hold stock at go. Nearby eggs arc
In good demand and higher Pr!ces: Fresh
gathered, extras 27d e9c. extra nrsts, 20 q
AZ. hrSts, 28ls 9ifc.; dirtles No. !.
ls9laho; No. 2, laQl9c.; checks II q
r.; refriserator speclS marks, fancy,
q 26iso.; seconds, 24Te5c; Pennsyivania
and nearby hennery whites. fancy. large.
$50 8Ao. hennery browns, 2s130c,; mixed
LIVE POI'LTRY.-w,th the unloading o,
~ cara Of freight stock and : by express,
prices yesterday were tribe easier aud
trading free. Broilcra had a wider range
and fowls were up &c Cor the hest. There
old ROSTERS brought &c. higher than the
previous day, white Leghorn hroilers
brought as IA rule, Ice, with choice lots as
hlgn as lie Geese were scarce and up 1c.
Ducks were poor. No change in pigeons
or SQUADS Prices; Broilers, iGglSnc;
turkeys psea isg sI l;to, ducks it9i ~ i
''f bhR G,siSD' FRo SiufL s1S Traa. IN fresh
killed fowls. except those which wsished
DID not want the smaller sizes. Rece,p i
were ample for the demand. Michigan Is
shipping some good scalded fowls and
supply sufficient 90 make the market
trfne weaker. Brothers were plentiful,
Long Island and nearby ducks were In over
supply and did not movo freely Some OF
these went 30 the freesere, as they could not
bring prices sufficient 90 let tho receiver out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
THE STEEL MARKET.
Advance in Prices of Wire and Nails
Expected Soon.

An advance In tho price OF wire and
Eails Is expected TO be made soon. 1t
Is reported thai nails. which rose from
$50 a kog to 81 SO a keg ten days
ago. will he advanced 10 S1.60. Bllets
and sheet bars have been advanced TO
s2l and s22 respectively
But little new business Is being booked
at the higher levels. Ferro- manganese is
running scarce. Pig iron is quoted as
high az 81 por pound. Galvanized sheets,
Pl;tsburg. are up SO ton and block
sheets 81 q ton since week ago
Tho Iron TrGde RepisiO says THE
iron and stee industry continues 10 be
marked by IL period OF adjustment 20 con-
form to the extraordinary conditions that
have upset the commercial structure OF
the country. general movement to-
ward price advances Is under way in steel
products. shortages IN such imported ma
terias as ferro-manganese and pig tin i'm
Polling makers 30 sell as cautiously as
possible under prevailing uncertainties.
An interesting feature OF the new
business taken. however. has boon the
recovery by domestic manufacturers Of
considerable tonnage from Pacific coast
buyers, which originally had been taken
by foreign mills and had been Cancelled
because OF war conditions. This trade
practically. for the first time now. ap-
pears 10 be completely under the CON
troll OF the home malters"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
COPPER PREMIUM IN LONDON.
sale. Of spot Mt 1855 Cents Equiva-
irrt-Nuri.rt Here 1874.

The most mt. ycstiiss development In
copper yesterday was the cable from Lon
Ion announcing sales 81 SPOT electrolytic
al t72 ton, equivalent so l5as cents
a pound. This price showed a three
cont premium over the level nj which
small domestic sales were being made.
Inquiry was again noted here for cop
ulr for the balance OF August and Sep
tember delv, rles but amounts sought
were small! Second hands had metal
81 12il cents and IN some instances at
chtly below that figure
II was noted In THE Sun that the
lortnightly statistics Of copper abroad
had rot been prepared at tho beginning
.Of August hv Henry II. Merton co.
ot London, the authors. Their" reached
he writer yesterday the monthly hgurcs
compiled by James LOWS & Sons Of Liver
pool showing stocks OF copper IN Eng
and and France on August 20 have been
-2.3I4 tons against 2o+6i tons At the
start OF July.
tn value OF TIE Lewis statistics at
his timc becomes greater owing TO the
absence Of tho regular figures upon which
The trade has Tor years learned 10 lean.
BY reason OF their Importance they are
given with comparisons quito fully below
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
THE GRAIN MARKET.
wheat and Corn Prices Rally
Toward Close After Declines.

Wheat prices were lower yesterday and
at the close showed net losses for the ecs-
sion Of sc. TO &c. after earlier declines Of
Fsc. TO &c. Offerings were lighter toward
the close. and the market showed a recov-
cry from tho low levels. About $4,000
bushels OF wheat are leaving for Liver
pool tomorrow. Commission houses sold
wheat but trade was not large. Minne-
apolis wheat stocks decreased 100000
bushels for five days.
Corn steadicd toward the close, but
showed losses of &c to 1kc. with COM
mission houses selling Earlier the mar
ket declined 1Ac. to &c. Commission
houses sold and longs took profits. Needed
rains fell In Nebraska and in Iowa
Oats declined Nc to Nc, after pre-
vious losses OF more than 10. Offerings
were fair but the market exhibited
greater powers OF resistance than did
either wheat or corn.
Chicago prices:
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Live Stock Market.

, THURSDAY. August 10.
Receipt. of hrevcs were glS head ali con
Hgned direct 20 local slaurhterers Feeling
nomlnaIly steady, Dressed beef firm; Ordinary
70 choice city dressed native sides Iidi6c p.r
TO Bermuda '"'op
Receipts OF calves were tsO head INCLUDING
20 Tor the market Feeling steady for v.als'
grassers and coarse heavy calves weak Corr
mon 10 choice veals cold ~ ssQ1ls per 100 ibr /,
cull-, NgNb 0t srnssera, 81. City dressed ysals
l5di7iac. "s
Receipts OF sheen and lambs were 4 $40 head
aud prices barely steady. Common 10 MIN.
sheep tewesl sold az $685.. 70 per 100 lbs =.
lambs, t60ut9.eb, rluls, 81 Dressed mutton
al liulsc
Receipts Of hogs were lIa0 head including
and Pennsylvsnia hogs sold AT 50 6oGss 50 ney
100 lbs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Henry RosENsTEIN A petition ia hank
ruptcy has been fled against Henry Rosen
stem Wholesale dealer In toy. and novsltie,
a. go broadway, Mr. Roseustein made an
asssnmcnt ON Wednesday TO Morris " Ar,
mold.
JOSEPH SIRAGrsA OF 1888 East Twelfth street
mas MED petition IN bankruptcy, with liza
l'illles NINi and NO assets, The debts ar.
for meat.
SIDNEY J.. BENNETT Judge Grubb ha, ap-
uOlnlcd Matthew \ HCulb receiver Tor SD
ncv !, R"nnrti. shoe lealcr Al Gf3 sixth ave
nue. bond 500 liabilities are s. $40 aud as
s"ts $L~l Creditors objected to the assignee
because he lives IN Brooklyn
QUEEN $ Pr RELEASING AGENCY, automobile
brokerage At '7..0 Central Park West, has
EsAde an assignment to Abuer . Verb n IL
- corporation incorporated on June ? 1911
vlih capital stock 81 100. David Greenberg 10
treasurer.
lMll.Y Is. HHDEN. designer Of gowns at IS
fdH Fort sixth street hes made an assign.
went 70 Edward Is Reinius of Brooklyn
NNRilN j. tONhON In the bankruptcy case
~ Martin !. tundon, one OF tho Carnegie
trust "ptCg1e, lud-N Gruhh Yesterday made
IN allowance OF So 0c1 tn Parsons. CiOsson A.
Nlrllvaine aud TO samuel : Koenig to cover
AZ fees ae attorneys for the petitionins cred.
Nnr. receiver and trustee Tho bankruptcy
! .ctli,on was filed against Mr., Cendon IN
ArTn. lsll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Northern states Power Company subsidiaries
are rehecting in Increased earnings the heavy
expenditures made last year on tn. properties
Combined gross for June 1914. was 1907 90, an
increase of :a',il6 or 1877 per cent. while net
earnings were fl52.t0i u gain of sls,Gl?, or ii6
per cent. For tho twelve months ended June
%, lslt Eross earnings assresated 500 al an
increase OF sS3,, ~. or - per cent. opsrs,i,ns
and net earnings were s2.ico.6ss an expansion
OF = per cent. Fixed charges were larger by
So 6.4 and preferred dividends increased tss. o5
leaving surplus for the common sock OF
,2oi.iO5, an expansion Of si32: 3s. or sl.S per
ssV SysT o x. %on.ns
issue.
leved are bound 10 accrue TO this country fol
lowing the European conflict ~. &; > Bo o "a, a
zee security prices sel sboys those Of the las,
few DAYS OF liquidation. ~ IL public utillty
securities however. 70 which ! would partIcu.
COMPANIES issuing them are furnishers Of ne
ce..ities. of light, OF heat. OF power and OF
urban transportation. Because OF the war
there will be no diminution OF electric current
used and tho industrial activity which n.
hound TO com, wIi Sa aSf sSlons 4, ppw so
Ing to make up larger earnings for these com
pani-s
Statistics received by the Electric World
from eight Of the largest central generating
stations in New England for June and the five
proot Of The ability Of public utility earnings TO
expand despite widespread business depression
in ali lines For the Ave months these eight
companies. which furnish approximately ono
r1lra Sros. eMninss OF tscoSso. as com
paved with gross OF a.s6oeii In the CORE
crease OF eO5 per cent. Total output OF the
stations Increased $40 per cont, in the same
period Smaller New England companies, how
ever. are not showing such large gains, thirty
thres OF these companies reporting gross
gain for May OF Ga per oent. over May, 1918
and an increase OF but ! per cent IN output
seven OF these companies distributed less en-.
orry in May, 1914. than IN May, 1919,
x connected load gain OF als hlowatts light
Ing load and go horse.powe in motors Ia
shown by the combined report OF all Byilesby
electric properties reporting for the week end
ing July a. New business contracted for
but not yet connected. included $50 customers
with Aa7 Niowatts lighting load and 80 horse
mower in motors. Electric output OF the prop
critics for the week was 7.lS.S6 kilowatt
hours. a gain of ils per cent over correspond
ing week OF 1873
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
MONEY IN NEW YORK.

Call money ruled al per cent.
The time money market was a. r sandstill.
vth some loans made between and per
cent.
Commercial paper moved in small volume,
with per cent. quoted for hest nafues
The Bank of Englauds minimum rate of
discount remained UNCHANGED At per cent.
to-day. The weekly ttatcment of the bank
shows the following changes: Total reserves
increased, n,b6iOdO; circulation decreased.
t,I,oa1; bullion increased. IS 800. 600 other so
curiilcs Increased, TO- iE,. o00. other deposits in
creased f2G $1,000; public deposits decreased.
100000; Government securities increased,
a. OlO
FOREIGN exchange more active with De
mald bill. quoted around ~ and cables at 8
Har silver IN London 26hsd
New York Clearing House statement: Ex.
changes SLED NDl Op4; balances 81, epS, 30: Sub.
HInA,lrY orelii knlancn g, on IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Te Prevent Eight Cent Ostto,.

A great many persons In the cotton
trade are exercising their minds over the
problem Of finding support for the cotton
market In the present crisis. Thomas r.
Evans. for many years with the firm Of
8. NJ Weld a Co.. offers an original
and highly ingenious plan to prevent 8
cent cotton His plan is to divert the
funds of the small investor into the cot
ton market.
To do this he proposes that the Cot
ton Exchange shall lower the unit OF
trading from 100 bales to 20 bales for
the reN Of the season. The object
Is to broaden the market for cotton by
employing the man OF small means who
has never put his money into cotton be-
fore. How this would benefit the situa-
ton 10 Immediately apparent II sue
cessful there would come into being a
great mass Of we'll margined buying OF
cotton. which would absorb the ten and
twenty bale sales OF the small planter
and successfully bulwark the market.
Tho people OF the country would thus
carry the South's cotton crop. Just MS the
small investor In stocks has supported
the stock market and especially since
1907 has steadily increased his partner
ship In the big corporations. Mr.. Evans
points out that this odd lot buying need
not be a permanent thing. Such trans
actions could be confined to months not
further away than May, when they would
be automatically liquidated and a re-
turn could be made to the hundred share
unit without trouble.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
COP INDICTED FOR BRIBERY.
brooklyn Policeman Charged with

The Grand Jury in Brooklyn yester-
day handed down An indictment against
Patrolman James McAulifre OF tho Ralph
avenue station charging bribery.
II ie alleged that McAuliffe received SIS
from Doninick Lardina, driver whom
he arrested on n charge Of cruelty to ami
mails, IN return for liking the case so
that ne would go free. McAullffe pleaded
not guilty and was released on bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14

Publio notice Is hereby given that the
Board of Education Of the Borough of
Franklin. Sussex County, ~. j. will offer for
public sale at the Cochran House, Newton.
N. j., Friday, August q, 1914. at 10 A. NJ.
coupon school bonds amounting to sG5, 900. 90.
The bonds are In denominations OF 800.
$500 aud $1,000 each. ranging in terms Of
from three TO twenty-five years. The bonds
are dated AZ or July /, 1914, and viii bear
interest AZ tkcei payable semi annually
For further information address the Clerk
OF the Board OF Education. Franklin, ~. J.
Sealed bias may be addressed to the Frank
lin Board OF Education, Cochran House.
Newton. ~ J.
BY order OF the Board Of EducAtion Of the
Borough OF Franklin.
NJ. NJ. DoLAN. District Clerk.
Auruat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
LOSES CAR SEAT; ASKS 100000.
Manufacture Alleges He Was
Elected by Train Conductor.

Elected by Train Conductor.
John w. MAsury. prcsident OF John ".
Masury q Bon one Of the best known
paint and varnish manufacturers N the
United States, filed suit In the Supreme
Court yesterday to recover ei0o.oo0 dam
ages from the Long Island railroad Ccm-
pany.
Mr.. MaS,ry alleges that On Jtay . Ast,
with members of his family he boarded .
Long Island train at tho Pennsylvania
station and on being told by the porter
OF the parlor car that three seats were
vacant he and his family occupied them.
He says that when tho train left Jamaica.
l.. J.. the conductor. John II. Reardon.
directed him and his family To vacate
the seats. He refused. and tho conductor
laid violent hands on him, he alleges,
and elected him by force.
He SAYS that ne was subjected 20 great
indignlty and humiliation In the presence
of his family and tho other passengers
was subjected 20 modification and injured
In his social standing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
CUSTOM RECEIPTS NEAR NORMAL
Fall short Only stoo,ooo-Bis Drop
Expected AFTER To-day.

The receipts at tho Custom House yes
terday totalled s523.i79.7i, which Is
within 100000 OF normal. The arrival
OF bclatcd liners is stlll keeping up the
receipts although falling or - OK
pecied after to-day.
Goods were taken from the bonded
warehouses yesterday. for which s27s-
5i9.1, was paid and tho remainder. s2ii,-
$50 80. was for recent irnportatlons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
THE SUGAR MARKET.

The American Sugar Refining Company
was reported to have bought 100000
bags of Cuban sugar yesterday az 652c
spot All refners have advanced thei
price 20 1900, with the exception OF the
American Sugar Refining Company, vhicl
continues TO quote $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
Tho American Coal Company ~ Al'ran'


No. Broadway, New York Aug ih'M
The Board of Directors OF ~" An''
Coal Company Of Alegdu. Count
Jersey hGvs thi- day declared tho To
semi Annual Dividend OF 80 upon
Capital stock % tho COMPANY, Pm 'h
THIS office on Tuesday, September ls,.
70 stockholdors OF record ~ "'c'" r. ..,
August 3ist, 1914 The Trarsf''
will not be closed.
GEORGE ~ Bowl BY. T-e..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14

ven, Frozen poultry wee mo-, mot.
especially for fancy chickens ant peer
KEYS Sys ,7a isc' bToiisr.. rhi.4deipnn e..
& N. each, ?S@sIo Fowis Mtes'e' "a 20 q
lbs i7aiIho; under so lbs ~
in bsrrsis ICED, 9 lba, ~. gi,so '."@
Old, isa 80, ,ood ToS,,sG'' :, , ~, NJ
81 Trolsn--Ir,rkeya small Wrs'erI A."
i,ct.d hons and toms. 2oa.5c. Hro' 90
IL 10 box milk fed, fancy = :"
led. 81 to 80 lbs 20 dozen, ibc oGfn
i3Giltc. Fowls Western. boxed 20
. .Is , 20 S.r:ni. 3sSSSiis s % to ~ '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
AMERICAN SUGAR uEFINI>G coNrN,

Jersey city, y j. August l''I.
The Board OF Directors hav~ t|...
clared tho following dividends p7''..
Der End. 1914. 10 the stockhoI1srr
September isr 1919,
On the Preferred stock n divi''ri q,
per cent: On the Common S'n'k
dend OF ~ per cent.
This Transfer Rocks VIII nor hf
JOSEPH r. FREENAS. 81. I''r
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Northern at Minneapolis S1.o5k; No
Northern spring nominal: No. 2 red
T. o. b.. s7s.c. No. 2 hard & o. b.. s1.ol;
No. Manitoba, sl.ith. Corn--No. .
yellow. o3ho; No. yellow. ssHc; ex-
port nominal. Oats-No. . white, 47G
47isc.: No. white. AGA 1910: stand
ards, i6is f47c, Rye-No. . Western
Z. /. Z. New York. S5Ac Barley-Malt-
ing c. 1. f. Buffalo. 6Gc. Flour--Spring
patents. s5.25 "a 1895; spring clears, $3.50
@sAS5; Kansas straights 10 arrive. $40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14

Provlsions were quiet NJ The close.
Cash markets follow Beef packet
c5q26 family, 29GSo; porl.. family
26G2 mes. 2475@2525; lard. prime,
Western. 1910; refined Continent, 1876 |;
South American. ll.6H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
THE ADAMS EXPRESS CoMrN>N

New YORK. AuEust "a.
This Transfer Books ~ th'H
viii ba closed from O'Clock f. " .
iTth 70 the u,orninr OF Septcmhher f..
CALEB < SPENCGE t''..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
story of q Plot.

The Monetary Times OF Toronto il
deeply impressed by reports from London
hat tho heavy selling OF Canadian Pa
cihc In the last year. and especially IN
the week or two previous to the closing
X The exchanges of the world. was de-
bcrate smash. engineered by the German
Government to cause scare in London
and keep England out OF the war. The
Canadian paper thinks the story has sub
stantal foundation. German holdings OF
Canadian Pacific, u Is said. were esti-
mated some time ago az high as 40 per
cent, OF tho common stock and are now
reduced 10 about per cent The total
outstanding capitalization u s2G00OOOo0
Of common stock.
IL would appear. therefore, that the Ger
man authorities fired away good deal
Of this stock market ammunition use
lessly. II is considered highly significant
hat besides being q big seller German
interests advised their Canadian corre-
spondents TO sell also, Whatever the
merits OF this theory OF . deep laid plot
to undermine British credit. II 10 obvious
hat nothing could be moro natural than
that German holders OF Canadian Pacific
m me peace OF Europe Germany has
Jc,n large holder OF Canadian Pacific
Tor many years, and the fact that she
has been a consistent seller In Itself
proves nothing except the possession OF
great foresight To explain the great de-
cline In Canadian Pacific since 1912 on
any such ground as this would be an alb
surd and deliberate ignoring OF the fact
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
DlVjOEND No, 81

A QUARTERLY Dividend ~ one poHrr
ana Fifty cents (sl.b0l pr- share on ' d"
Capital stock OF this Cownnn' aas .'
declared payable at the TrclsIset '...
30. los broadway New YORK y. S.. ".
October I. 1914. to stockh iers NJ rer.
at 9 o'clock T.. " on Tueslav. S'pitw'
!, 1914, The stock tran@fer hooks W'.. ~
be closed for the payment ~ 'hie d'vli,'
Checks will bo mailed only 70 s'orhhC 10.
who have nled permanent dividend ORDER
A. X. VAN pENENrER, Tro1'n'''
August II, 1914.
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ATrustee for Personal Trusts
|Jlstcr' Crust Go.
Filth Avenue and seth ST., New Work
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

semi-Annuni Dividend of
$500 per share on tho Preferred
stock and a Quarterly Dividend Of
$500 per share on the Common Stocs
OF this Company have this DAY been declared
payable AT the Treasurer Office, les Br0a'
way. New York, y. Y. on Thursday, Octo-.
Der I; 1914 70 stoekholders q recori 49,, g..
stock transfer books will not No c,ose4 .
the payment of these dividends.
stockholders who have not already don,
90 are urgently requested to hie d!vid.'
mailing orders with the undersigned, g..
whom blank forms may be had upon hrn'
cation,
FREDERIC Y. E. CROSBY Treasurer
New York, y. Y. August H. 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-14
GEORGE n. BAKEH
ROBERT FLEMING,
Surviving votins Trustee.
New rorh. August L islt.

NV rork- August L isa&
" eAs ASaders Al Stock Trust Cc~tincns.
issued In Respect Of Preferred and Com,
mon stoch Of the CHICAGO GREAT
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. pur
sunnt TO tho Voting Trust Arreemen,
dated September 1. 1909, which By ih
terms expires September 1. 1914,
on and after September /, 1914. a. ou-
temporary ofrice. No. 81 Broad Street New
York. will receive the ebove-mentioues
Stock Trust Certificates, and on that dr.
we shall BE- prepared TO begin tb delivery n
Stock Certificates of the Chicago Great w.r
ern Railroad Company in exchange for sAia
Stock Trust Certificates duly surrendered 10,
exchange Pending tho preparation o, n.
Stock Certificates suitable tempora-y q,
oeip,s viii be issued.
Not moro than one hundred snhs du'es ps
diam viii be received.
Holders transmitting Stock Trust C@r,'N.
oates by mail will please indicate whether
they wish the Stock Certificates sent by rcs.
istersd mail or by express at their ,ap.n,.
J. T.. MORGAN & co.
Agents for Voting Trustee
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Hard on Employees.

Il Is hardly necessary 10 point out
that the present suspension OF business on
tn. exchange has now tasted longer than
ever before. Tho period OF suspension
In 1878 was for ten days only, Moreover.
IL Is apparent that the period of enforced
idleuess is not to be terminated imriie-
diately. The present state OF affairs ie
causing great hardship among the army
OF brokerage employees In tho financial
district.
Forces have been cut down heavily In
the Inst few days. and II tho prospect OF
an ea' y reopening does not brighten II
Is felt that tho process OF contraction Will
GO further next week Stock Exchange
apuses are doing the best they can In
the present awkward situation. Wherever
possible arrangements are being made for
putting the office force on half pay or for
lengthening vacations. Nor Is this de-
sire TO keep office forces intact as FAR ms
possible an entirely unselfish one.
It is realized that when business IL
resumed a period OF active markets may
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