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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
4 World Banking Conference

The grip OF European bankers upon the
confidence OF the masses of investors, a
grip almost ironclad, would seem to cs-
tablish the belief that the rescue OF the
world from the financial and trade
paralysis now upon II is very peculiarly
in tho hands OF world bankers for speedy
action. The word of the European banker
is implicitly followed in many great finan-
c!al countries. II. as supposed. q flood of
liquidation IL stopped by tho employment
OF hidden accumulated wealth held for
purchases until prices have tumhled
heavily is IL not possible that the bankers.
leaders whose word Is 50 powerful should
be able to gather the resources Of coun-
tries at the top OF the tumble. thus pre-
venting II. first by persuading their fol-
lowing TO hold securities 10 the limit OF
possibility and secondly by drawing out
unemployed wealth? In other words. be-
cause OF the world size Of the disruption.
people are asking why In an age of CO.
operation there should not he world sized
effort by bankers of world sized power
and personality TO cooperate and agree on
mending inca sures.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
THE STEEL MARKET.
war Order for 100000 Horseshoes
Causes Mil Rush.

Plttsburg reported yesterday that mills
there were working at top speed on con-
tracts obtained from France and Russia
calling for the shipment OF 10000
horseshoes early next week. In addition
to the shoes there will be sent horseshoe
nails and toe pieces. Contracts for
equine footwear are also understood TO
have been closed with Austria
The Public Service Commission Will
shortly ask for bids on subway work
which Will require about 5000 tons OF
stru ,tural material
The volume OF incoming business shows
no improvement, and further reports of
price concessions are heard. These Il is
said. have been made on steel bars. struC-
tural steel and tin plate.
Tho Daily Iron Trode Ecriclo says:
Almost complete stagnatlon features the
Counellsville coke market and with the
continuation OF curtailmeut OF blast fur
mace activities the outlook is not encour-
aging Only nine strictly merchant
stocks are in blast in the East. Struc-
tural tonnage II somewhat improved In
the New York territory, but many prof.
ects continue 70 be held up ny money
tightness. Some sales OF pig iron for eX-
port have been closed in the past few
days"
Steel and iron conditions In Great Brit
ain are described as follows by william
Jacks Il co. OF Glasgow. writing under
/ ulte OF september TIC HIsl htN bdn
again been quiet this week. and prices
are somewhat easier. Middlesbrough
warrants, after closing last Friday at
Sis. Sd. show fall OF I'd. on the week,
! at sos lid. buyers, at which We close
/ to-day.
shipments from Middlesbrough for
first ten days of the month are only 49,
AS tons against 34.4l9 tons for the same
! period last year. while the warrant stores
| show an Increase of LISA tons for the
| week.
ION the whole the position Of local
workers is quieter. 30 far as steel Is
| concerned. The work on many ships for
foreign owners, and even for British own
ers, has been stopped owing to there being
no further money forthcoming AT present.
There seems to be no increase, however,
| IN unemployment, as so many men are
volunteering to serve In the army. The
foundry trades are fairly good. Pig iron
IL being stocked by the blast furnaces
In Middlesbrough, partly owing to the
difficulty IN getting shipment. Prices OF
makers Irons are, on the whole. slightly
weaker"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
DROPS; SCARS AGAIN
Brokers Hopeful Of Situation
Despite Erratic Tendencies
Of the Market.
DESIGNATING BY LONDON
L. S. Bills Being Taken at 3 ii
Per Cent.--Other Favor
able Features.
DISCOUNTTNG BY LONDON

The foreign exchange market was es-
pecially erratlc yesterday and prices.
after reaching a new low level since the
middle OF August scared above Thurs
days closing figures. Demand. which
closed at 49tia on Thursday night,
opened at 1894 yesterday morning. but
climbed steadily until tho closing. when
II was offered at 4.a5&. Gables closed
at 1865. after selling as low as 493a.
IN the morning. and as compared with
i94% on Thursday.
Foreign exchange experts gave as a
reason for yesterdays sudden rise the
fact that the demand for exchange ex-
ceeded the supply. II was pointed out
that many mercantile houses uptown
! which were forced to pay bills In Europe
had been eagerly waiting until the rates
went down Yesterday morning when
they saw demand at 4.92N and cables
nj Aa3a they rushed into tho market
to buy. Many banks also had been sell
Ing exchange short all along the decline
and when they saw the rush Of buyers
they made the attempt TO cover on their
own account. AS a result there was not
enough exchange TO 20 around and the
price rose.
foreign exchange brokers wero hopeful
yesterday. They stated that finance bills
were being taken more freely and tina,
cotton bills were coming into the marke,
In large numbers. These two things ar,
generally looked upon by bankers as the
most effective IN lowering the rate Of
exchange The fact that II was mad,
known that J. r. Morgan Co. and Kuhn
Loeb 4 Co. the syndicate managers fol
the New York city loan. intended to give
preference TO foreign subscriptions and
subscriptions for foreigners in the loar
also helped the sentiment in the exchange
| market, as II was evident that the more
the loan was taken abroad the greater
| would be the amount OF exchange thu
created
The willingness OF London 20 discount
our bills at "a per cent. was inter
preted as another favorable feature o.
the developments in tho exchange market
Franc cables were quoted at b1oi!
yesterday. as compared with Eli OF
Thursday. while marks were offered a
?5Ts, against 91is the day previous.
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Paying Europe.

The idea has not been clothed and
details are wanting. But the main thing
to recommend II Is that Europe would get
a security, backed by all the banking
resources OF the United States. possibly
plus the Government 1t is possible that
IL would be regarded in the light of al
most equal strength with bond OF the
United States. Europe would not re-
ceive II Is true. an immediate cash credit.
Hut !: would get such a splendid credit
on the only great country not torn by war
that {; would be useful and seemingly
satisfying abroad II the European dis
count system amounts to anything at all.
II would be up TO its own system TO CON
vert II into the greatest usefulness, AZ
to paying off the notes the commod ties
sold abroad are the first source. At a
moderate pace. the collateral securities
could be- liquidated here. Another force
to he reckoned with. according TO the
sponsors. Is the reflex action of the
system itself in limiting the amount OF
liquidation this country would have 20
absorb because of increased confidence
generated abroad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
Live stock Market.

FRIDAY. September ~,
Recelpts Of beores were 1869 head. In
Guiding 81 cars for tho market Trade slow
and prices lower. Steers declined 25 1Soc.;
bulls were weak to l5c. lower COWS 2bc.
lower, with the exception OF thin cows which
we're about steady, The yards were not
cleared until a lats hour. Medium to prime
steers cold at ssIse.15 per 100 lbs. oxen
ana stage at So $40 bulls at }6,5o3
IS; cows ~ $3.50 dts,76, Dressed beef was
slow at lsai5bc. for city dressed native
Rec.tpts of calves were <b2 head. includ-
ing 2f3 head for the market Demand good
and prices steady. Common 10 prime yeals
snid az 50 1880 per 100 lbs; cu,ls at s7.b0T
$50; Erassers at se@s7; yearlings at IS d
t6.76 pressed osivee ruled steady at isg
soisc. for clry dressed vealsi l9h aisiso. for
Recoip,s OF sheep and lambs wero 1910
head, including 1ois cars for the market
sheep were weak and the undergrado0 25u.
lower: lambs soc. on abou, all the OFFER
inEr went to tho scales. Inferior to fair
sheep sold at 1WSS.a6 per 100 lbs, medium
to prime lambs at tsdSSI5. culis at So.
Dressed mutton quiet at gRl2c. per H. /:
choice wei har- sold at l2i,c.; dressed lamhs
weak TO love- at it1isc.. hog dressed ex-
ccdod quotations.
Receipts OF hogs were :,As head. includ-
ing about a car Tor the market PRICE, We're
barely steady: WITH medium TO light hogs
at $3.50 1910.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
WAR CAUSES MCLEAN FAILURE
Tight Money Puts Exporting Conn
pany in Receivers Hands.

I.age. Mclean Il Co. Inc. exporters to
South America, at ~ Battery place. filed
a petition In bankruptcy yesterday. Ida
blities are $92,2l7. Assets arc s70.443
Mclean & Co. did not have sufficient
funds TO pay their debts and could not col
lect their outstanding accounts on account
OF financial conditions In South America,
due 10 the war In Europe.
Judge Mayer appointed Basil S. Court
ney OF II Fifth avenue receiver under q
bond OF $4,000 and authorized him to con,
tinue business for thirty days 1t was
stated that there arc ten shipments OF
goods en- route to South America
Arthur a. Mclean OF Nowburgh former
treasurer of the Democratic state com
mittee. was president OF tho company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS or GEN.
EhAL MORTGAGE INCOME BOMBS Ov
THE CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND RtIIW Ny
Ct0MIASI., StCuHED ny GENERii
hnSSE, TRIsr sAfE DEPOSIT CON.
DATED JANUARY .3RD. 1899.
Notice Is hereby giren that the Director
OF the Central New England Railway Com.
pany have, IN accordance with tho terms o,
the Morigoge securing the Bonds described.
nNhd and declared Fifty Dollars 1850. 0OJ ..
the instalment OF interest on each % SAID
Bonds for the year ending on the frst LAY
of July. 1914.
Said interest will ba paid by checks n %.
registered owners OF the Bonds upon IN.
Fidelity Trust Company or the CIT. ~
Philadelphia. These checks viii he mai Cd
to the address OF the registered owners ~
~ appears on the books OF the Companv q,
OF September 30th. 1914
II" order OF the Directors ~ the
Central New England Railway Compsn'.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

Hl-TrER--The me-i!et vas top heavy
ySsGsaNy and deslincd &c on all hes 6es:
grades. stock Is accommodating ana trading
was light; The general belief y tina, butter
on stool; except FOR immediate use The
lower grades. Tor tho hrs; time in month
are real easy and trading SLOW. PRICES
ss sic saeond, e e s:a = thirds third. ga
prime s7 IT ac '' Common Sa t, So' faF as@
siG process extras :sa ?S,.c.; frsts. ?th1
cTesmery hrs,s Sin2',sc." ladies current
make nrsts, 2ad 23isc.: seconds. 22G22'sc.;
so. !o% &c io1e i's srodss s'f
.CHEEsE-An advance up state YESTERDAY
Of &C. ala mot ,neres;e ,he prices here and
a level. Buying Yesterday was quiet Some
open sales OF state hats were made a. l5sc,:
Quality is good 4 FEW lots show an acid
flavor and this has TO DO sold at a, cut
change Prices follow: State, whole milk,
fresh, white and eOlored specials. IN a.
i3sG So'orsa s.d white Sys.sse taRfy
!onsiH SSa,.is.a i i5.c?g wins wins. i5g
specials lSa laisc.; poor to fair. 79llc.
EGGs-Msrket closed weak last night
na ns SitsS grGss gso'fa
the stores and the docks are alarming
and the warm weather was against sales
ss: s% .' r5is.s Fs.'hs s,;Ssrsq *:
is%% : Zoe. ohseks No :o,s a :iise, ftrsi:
eaharscs paid :tg s5e, seconds. :s@ ?sItse /:
! 3Sc mlXed coiors 27a3o
( LIVE POuLTRY--Msrket was well
cleaned UP last night with iss cars UNI
| tract, b. hits morning. The receipts OF live
sSswa n IN: siIy ana vi, w q; s,ss5s:s'e p
| line. ara fully &c higher than at tho Jewish
i7tsc'; fowls, Il q iac,: old roostcr-, iaf
abe .url,syt mii.d. isSIsS; ,6uss' ~ i7s
5oNse'sc' uireons, pslr sOa25c.
DRESSED PoULTRY.-But LITTLE was
iung "ostsrday and prices were unchanged,
Receipts are hrh. but sufficient % meet
lation Of good stock. There were many
unde.irabls ~asos of fowls In the hands Of
| receivers and some OF these had to be sent
10 the coolers. The fancy nearby chickens
stock Irregular in quality ana value Frozen
4 poultry was unusually quiet Turkeys Of
fancy Grades held stead; while frozen
S Snnt,y . %srs Sh,eRsns and tasy-
ri.anei up Prices; Fresh killed spring
turSsys i5a 2bc. old, lsasoc,, Broiers'
| Philadelphia, fancy 2 lbs each aau zoe
tic Fowls. boxed, so lbs and over. to
| DOZEN see: Sc to ~ lbs. Use: under 80 lbs,
IfGc.: IN barrels, Iced, dry picked. lbs
io,.c.; Michigan. scaided; lsac w~,ern,
to box, ~ 90 IS lbs to dozen, IS q isc.; corr
81 q iSo' % ola rco.tsrS. isiss' squads
white 10 lbs. to dozen. $3.50 lbs q; dark
arm, selected hens and toms 2bd?sc. Chick
ems. milk fed. 81 TO 30 lbs. 10 donen. i6
lie: corn fed, lSc.; old ROSTERS, ishc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
avenue. The Bronx. ned Q petition IN
hanl;ruptoyi liabilities. st.5ss. assstA
s3.oe3. In accounts ana notes
EACeiXeIA in RonkruufrI

AMEN HOMES or NEW YORK cvfr,
lSC--Judgo n .lyer haS Rppoin ii EgrsI.
J.; Parodi Teoeiyer for the Ann; r5m"
second street; bond $1,000 :. wa. .'s''t
thst II vas necessary to have '''s',.
Eppgntss 70 oS sq.ae t. rsn' re vc.
closure SUITS are pending sgaiu.t vnf'cl'
proneT'.es OF tho oompsnv Ths 'i.l.,.
furniture Is claimed BY a Nj. EesA IN.
company was dispossesaed from its arneSs
for non payment OF rent ant the fur1i'a''
l.. WERTuElM rOAL ANp COKE CUN,
piATY,r,JGss; Mnyer haa sppG ,.'i GER,
property in this City 81 the H. Wsrth..m
Coal ald Coke Company Of Jersey CW'
which hes coal yard IN Harlem. dsn
subject 20 n chattel mortgage ~. va'.i,y
OF which Is disputed, PART of the 1s,e"
hess nSys gfsn sei1sS und9; a''srn,se"He Va,
appointed 4 a. MenicAer OF Bayon....
r. u, anc!l'sEy ressiysT foF ne 80"
mond Nus d ss o. iay S.rnD"V TRo .,
are about 5000 they hey began s ols,,ge,.
her, u February last coming 100"
MAN SILVER MANUFACTURING son,
PPa AMT judge Msysr has ap'ssil'n sci
trading as Max silver Manufacturing COM
rht sT :ssGs 70 y''pId hE & sSS'i M.,
SsS, 'ESs'@$ df ira" Fs sS ,aI,-; !"
S. white street: bond $4,000, Iiasiliits'
so 900; assets. sio.o1o, Consisting % s''tN
100000 ana accounts, 10000,
Alignment.
r9 Stss.s. iss A Ws.l apg'' stree. =
Aic.srt' began business oa FsS'usIS I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
NORTHWESTERN'S GAINS LESS.
Railroads. Net Income Cut s2,6sS,
S71 In Past Year.

The Chicago and Northwestern Railway
for the year ended June 80 earned net
income OF s12,306,142. a decrease Of
s2,56s,s71 from the previous year. After
payment of preferred stock dividends and
sinking fund charges out OF this che
amount available for dividends on tho
common was equivalent 10 10 per cent.
earned, as compared with 90 per cent.
the previous year.
Total operating revenues were sS3677.-
900, an increase of s64l.1c9. Operating
expenses increased Si.152,3Gl. Surplus
for the year was si,206, 064, "A decrease OF
s2.569,3b3
Net income OF the Chicago, 81. Paul
Minneapolis and Omaha Railway was
S2.02l.6l5, a decrease of s257.317. Gross
revenue increased s099. 1855. Operating ex.
penses increased s74J,10o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
A Market for Drains.

Informal conversations are being held
almost every day among bankers, Invest
ment house men and Stock Exchange
members over means OF opening the stock
market. These are neither conferences
nor meetings, but merely the stimulation
of the best brains of this city to sugges-
lions of how TO accomplish the thing that
everybody feels sure IL perfectly possible
Of solution. The exchange of ideas and
brushing OF wits Ia quite informal and Is
going on mostly at luncheon There is
the strong impression which Is steadily
growing that n way can be found. IL Is
recognized that heroic problem demands
very broad and liberal lines OF treatment
II an arrangement Is TO he made provid-
ing for such opening Il means COM
promise sacrifice In some quarters con-
idcnce and willingness to take something
less than full peacctime rights with q
good spirit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
THE COPPER MARKET.
Evidence Of sight improvement In
Demand for Metal.

There was evidence OF some slight I'M
provement in the demand for copper yes
terday. and a small amount OF business
was done at l2is cents. Some OF the big
agencies are holding their quotations at
1885 cents and this Is regarded as IN
dicating a better outlook. Producers are
confident that any appreciable improve
ment IN the volume OF demand would he
Immediately followed by a respectable ad-
vance. Shipments for the current month
TO date arc about so per cent smaller
than in the corresponding period OF last
wear,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

BRApsTREETS reports 2ls business tall
ure, in u, United States during the week,
gfs, cas- and 1870 for tho corresponding
weeks OF 1918 to 1910, rhs Middle States
had ie2; Now Englsnd. as southern. 81;
Weplsrn, IS; Northwestern. 10, and far
Western, q; Canada hed so, against ca
for the preceding week. About - per
cent. 81 the total nuruhcr OF concerns fi.i.
ting had capita! les' thea $4,000. and i
per cent. had 'r"'n s5,""o $4,000 capital
Petitions In Bankruptcy.
MATTHIAS 7. ApFLlGATE, boarding
house keeper, Durham. In. he IA tsiIiils,
Nied u petition IN bankruptcy; liabilities,
{37,O.6; s.setA t7o&c.
JACOB BUSH. watohmaker. PAT Union
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Offerings of Raws sim Further
Lowered.

Raw sugar offerings yesterday were
further lowered. the American company
obtaining $4,000 bags OF CNhas, prompt
shipment at ste, or 40 lower than the
decline marks a drop OF iac. IN tho price
OF raws since tho close of last week. Re
fners have bought sparingly throughout
the wee's. the sales for the period being
considerably lower than tho average OF
recent weeks.
Tho demand for refinery Withdrawals
was again light. Interior stocks are be-
iieved 10 no largo and 1obbers are dis
playing little interest at tho moment. All
refners quoted fine graduated a. T,c5c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
COTTONSEED OIL.
small Offerings and Higher DIVIDE,
OIL Market.

Tho volume of business was extremely
limited. Prices were higher, however.
Crude oil was IN better demand and mills
are still reluctant sellers. There Is no
pressure I'm tho spot position. Tenders OF
900 barrels were readily cared for. Con-
suners arc moderate buyers. but outside
demand is lacking. ON the other hand
there Ia little or no hear pressure. South
eastern crude oil Is 3S1S6'sc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
No harvester Corporation. Dividend

Tho story Of the passing OF the com,
mon stock dividend OF the Irternationa
Harvester Company ~ printed yesterday
should have road the International Har.
yester Cooperation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Sept. is.-The statement Of
the receipts and pay warrants OF the Treasury
Yesterday. This month. Fiscal year.
Receipts 81, siToi2 $40 3Oi. ga sl67 s02. 056
Pay warrants. 2.N0l3s S8sos,@' 1Uys3.N2
De6ot... 1893 Oe6 s36Jl,a6s $50 sol. s2s
The receipts from customs yesterday were
s7b7 40: from internal revenue. ordinary.
81 i6.5si: corporation tax. $3.50. ana miscel-
laneous so, I6l
National bank notes received for redemption,
81. al.. SEQ. , a.,
The each statement OF the United States
Treasurer for September II shows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

kcokuk and Des Moinos Railway Co,
September 10, lsit.
The annual nsst;nx OF the. stockho;s.r
OF the Neokuk Ara Des Mo:nes R4ilwn
Company with be held at IN. on,oe Of h'
company in tho hty Of Des Moines love.
on the LIST day OF October. 1910. q: i: oe''e'
noon.
II. u. MUpGp. President
y. W SARGENT, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT or THE CONDITION OF
the BANK OF AMERICA

September. 1914:
RESOURCES
Stock and bond Investments. via
Public securities ,book value,
No6@,1S333l, market value fio5h'5S.33
ssl5s,s77s5i. market value s.oio.oosoo
Real estate owned. 900, O00.0 90
Loans and discounts secured by
other real estate Collateral. -. 100000
Loans and discounts secured by
other collateral. ;.:.;...... 'OOf6'zol,Ao
Loans. discounts and bills pur-
oI isi;5si ii0os7:M.,
Due from approved
taries, less amount -
Due from trust com
panies. banks and
bankers not IN
Cluded In preced-
Ing item '.,...... 5oJ'-o'.t+
Specie ............-.--.....-.. 4iii55,,sss4ssii
and notes Of national banks. 2."S7,if30O
Cash items, viz:
Exchanges and
days clear!nss .l,5sG.62ee5
Other cash Items. tO,O7'bi
Other assets. viz:
Accrued interest not entered
meas ' on above date,...,.". s..sooOO
Clearing House account, net
balance ''..'' ''''''f''''' -''l"'ouv'""
Totai...... .................i ss. So. 192.05
LIABILITIES.
Capital stool, .......,,,........ r.sOo.ooO,Oo
Surplus on market values:
surplus fund &C.. SO, 900, 10000
Undivided profits. lb7.0S6.i3
Surplus on book
Deposits
Due New York
state savings
bsnRs .......'. 4,3ss,sssG2
Deposits subject
to check. .l7.7s2,:osH
Demand certif-
Gates OF deposit bt8bS
outstanding -. 7.iis7s
Certified checks. 3is,530.4J
Unpaid dividends $500
Due trust com
panlss. banks
and bankers. $3.50 O2oss
Extend total deposits.... OhG.77s.oi
| other liabilities viz:
Res.ry es for taxes ,:I22s55
Accrued interest
not entered on
books at close
% business on
above date, 25IOO %
- &s,s2g. 80
-
Total. Observation-Disclosures. .t3s.so2, 7e2oo
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HENDEE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
sgrtngfield. Massachusetts.
PREFERNED CAPlTAI. STOCK

August IS. 1914
A Dividend of one and three quarters lAl
per cent, on tho preferred stock of this Com.
pany has this day been declared, payahls
Thursday. October lat. 1914. to stockholders
81 record at the close OF business Monday.
September .lst, 1914
Checks Will be mailed by the Union T-uN
Company Of Springfield, Massachusstts
i. !, WESCHLER, Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD C0NIr4S7

I'M ndeIphla, september 70. lslt
Tho Board OF Directors OF the Lehsh
Valley Railroad Company have this DAY de-
Glazed IA quarterly dividend Of two and one
half per cent. COR sl.s5 per sharel on -
preferred stock to stockholders OF record
september 20. 1914; and quarterly diyi.
dend Of two and One-half per cent. cor 81 rs
per sharcl on its common stock TO stock.
holders of record September 20, 1915; both
PAYABLE October 10. 1914.
Checks Will be mailed
J. NJ. BANTER,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
NEW ENGLAND POWER COMPANY
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND

Boston, Sept. -. 80
qaaTieri. dividend of iiaso on the Pc.
!crred shares of the New England pOvts
Company has been declared 20. three months
ending October ist, 1874. payable o. th,;
date TO stockholders OF record az ;he c'osc
OF business September 20. 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Company and Term Stoc'
John Il. Thompson Com
pany. quaTterly:.... p
Vacuum OIL. .emi-annual -
Shawlnigsn W ter A.
Power. quarterly. ...... CO
New England Pow en-
quarterly. 1919, ,....' .
Cincinnati and Hamilton
Traction, quarterly. .,,. 90
Cincinnati and Hamilton
Traction, quarterly. .
Hanover National Bank,
quarterly .......,...':. $500
G erai Motors, semi
Annual, p
Houghton County Trao-
ton, semi -snnual 49,. .
MsssHchusetts Lighting
Companies ........: old c.
Masse chusetts Lighting
Companies .....:....; new
Massachusetts Lighting
Companies .......,.. new
Washington water Power,
American Public Service
quarterly. ,..,..'''' =
General Chemical Com
pany ot California.
quarterly ,,...........: l
Taylor Wharton Iron and
stool. semi-ennual ...... CO
STYLES g Cash Company.
quarterly .,.,..... go. --
MacAndreWs < Forbes,
quarterly ....-..,.. go. ]
MsCAndrewB a. Forbes.
qunrtcrlN.,..........,. CT
Southern Utilitles. quar-
torly, ....,.' ..'..'
Consumers Power Com
pany, quarterly.......
Michigan Ji h Com
pany. qusrtorly,......
Mortgage Bond Company
OF y. Y. quarterly. -
Batavia Rubber COM
pany. quarterly. ., OIL
Batavia II u b Der Com
pany, quertorly......... o.
Batavia II U b Der Com
psny, quarterly..... ex. o.