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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22

PUBLIC UTILITIES.

: subsidiary OF the American Power and
.gni Company. reports increased net and
80 "tFl.nE- Tor November and the tWc,' {
months ended November so 1914 gross
sv,,nns ~ ~ month aggregated tlls'Gj:.
'e,e ,i.ai5 an incrsas. Of per csnt ut
ling 70 Az expansion OF IL per cent. In ~
charges the balance FOR tho month
$500, 80 70, ne twelve months gross
,','1ss we're I3GJ.55?. gain Of $1,000.
.yn.- per cen,, with a decrease Of t.7sl N
Htr'oa Increased ssi3is. or ~ per cent.
.a are "as baianc. after interest charge
o' an in"reSse Of ,ss7ss. or 70 ' per Cent I
I,, '". Twelve months ended November so,
Gro'- earnings Of tho Portland Gas and
,1ss ,'"pany an American Power and
Msn' company subsidiary, for November
" S.J' 'i!osoo. a decrease OF $500 or per
p,t cent and net earnings for the month
S-t 1853, or $3.50 less than for Novem .
'''' Income AFTER charges VAS s35 9s5.
- -"l.s Of f3,sii. or 10 par cent. For
~ '''.'r months ended November 30 gross
",' we're 'l,2ss5sl a gain Of sis795.
- t,er interest charges and dividends on
a.. pr't'rIe9 stock was s:51,alS, or t2S.225
~ ,'.n for the presiding twelve months
80, t'esdent Of the Northwestern Elec.
49,, ~ ~ III. Waite salmon River in Oregon
nh, ~. tina, Ia new company Is
,o,aANestegu Electric has about 4. 900 cleo
.'atImera ana that current earnlngs
-, aprr1bln,,'ely 'S,0o0 a month In excek,
~. '1s costs and bond Interest. \
,.r state nent Of the affairs OF th'
'',.H'". Dc gu ne issued shorty.
,. N"NinsaS valley Railway, Light and
Ola. .npduy has secured a contract from
~ g. '.'H Concentrated Ciuid Mining Com,
''.' I'd Install $50 horse power of electri,
o.Nr al n later to install an electric
N. PreNs'r the connected lighting load o
~ -u'rpan" Increased 80 kiiouatts FOL
'' 80. ended November 70
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THE GRAIN MARKET
Very strong wheat TOnc-Advance
Checks Foreign Demand.

Tho mounting OF wheat values was not
halted yesterday. Exporters were indls-
posed to climb sor offerings. but some OF
the largest cash interests In the trade
declared that this waiting policy would
avail the foreigner nothing.
Sales TO European interests yesterday
were reported at more than 100000
bushels. The suppositon was that a con-
siderable portion OF this business was con-
cluded over Sunday. II was not denied,
however. that an enormous demand was
present.
Some constituents Of the bull side were
rampant. There was evident pyramid
ing OF accounts. 1t was also observed
that tho bulge Of about Z cents in as
many days had finally exhausted the cour-
Stop loss orders were reached very soon
after the market recovered its initial
declines of about &c. Spectators and in
ternatlonal houses competed for tho Of
ferings. The dlsinclination OF the country
holder to sell In appreciable amounts Is
. great bolstering influence at this stage.
There was Intermittent profit taking
The theory Is that farmers will mar
ket practically their entire surplus next
spring and summer should the price be
high and the new crop outlook bright.
| The principal statistics of the day were
| in favor of wheat holders. A decrease
OF 1.133,000 bushels was shown in the
visible, against AN Increase of l.
$4,000 year ago. when the total was
s.. 000. 900. comparing with 100000 yes
terday. The Canadian visible gained g.
00o. 900 bushels. Primary receipts were
2l41, 900 bushels, against 1913. 900 in 1918.
Exports from the seaboard were 100000
bushels for the first day OF the week.
Corn--The list rose substantially at the
expense OF the short interest. Excited
covering was witnessed at times, espe-
cially when wheat was buoyant. There
were many limitations of a considerable
export demand and attention was given
10 the strength OF tho foreign markets
Weather conditions were against the re-
ceipts much snow having fallen over the
belt. Tho movement totalled only l.
100000 bushels, against 2.+76.o00 year
ago. Some profit taking and the gain OF
100000 bushels in tho visible supply
explained the partial recession Just prior
10 the close.
Oats.-The sharp advances during the
forenoon were largely In accordance with
the rallies In other grain. Exporters were
among the buyers. A material increase OF
offerings In the cash market depressed
values in the subsequent trade. The Wis
ible decreased 10000 bushels to 31.623..
900. against a total OF 26,+s2,oo0 last sea
son.
Provislons.-Strength IN the market wa
maintained TO the finals. Large trade
houses were absorbing offerings. Selling
was not important. Foreign demand was
said to have Increased. The hog move
ment at Chicago totslled $4,000.
Chicag prices.
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Big GINNING FAILS
TODEPRESS COTTON
Market Works Higher Despite
Record Figures From
Census Bureau.
MUCH WEATHER DAMAGE

Cotton showed surprising strength yes
terday notwithstanding the fact that the
census report showed nearly 100000
bales ginned up to December 10, and the
local trade generally believed the market
in shape for a reaction since Its recovery
Of 90 points I'm the last week. There was
a persistent demand for July and October,
however. and the buying from trade
sources was sufficient to Induce local
covering. The close was firm at net
advance OF 2 to s points.
The Census Bureau reported that
|13,977,1sS bales had been ginned prior to
December 10. These figures compare with
I12e27.42s bales last year. The chief
gains were made by Alabama, Arkansas,
Mississippi and Oklahoma. II Is believed
that the figures would have been even
larger had not the recent bad weather
intertered considerably with picking and
ginning operations in tho South. For this
reason It Is thought that the crop Will
come UP to the expectations created by
the Government estimate OF December To-
Southern spot markets showed marked
steadiness, and II Is believed that great
deal OF distress cotton has already been
pressed for sale. Georgia spot hrm
says: with tho approach OF the holi-
days considerable pressure Is being put
upon holders and II looks as II great
deal OF cotton will have to be marketed
during the next sixty days. Much cotton
arriving from tho interior Is wet and
damaged. This cotton has to be picked
and loses considerably in weight"
Savannah advices regarding the mar
Iketing OF Sea Island cotton say: The
| feature OF the market has been tho effect
OF the decline In Egyptian prices. II Is
difficult to get buyers to bid inside figures,
| even for special grades. and there is
| absolutely no demand for all grades.
Savannah sales were small, but interior
holders were underduoting this market,
as they have been the whole season This
has made Il very difficult to put through
any satisfactory business
| The following quotations for ocean
freight rates from Galveston are from
four to eight times above the average rate
at this season OF the year. To Liverpool,
Isl per hundred: Gothenburg, 70 :
Havre, Sis; Barcelona and Genoa. Vile
and Bremen, So.
Among the applications for membership
to the New York Cotton Exchange posted
Yesterday was that OF Jerome ID. Trsvers
the we'll known golfer. Mr.. Travers Is
connected with the firm Of Baruch Bros
| Futures closed firm.
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81. Joseph Lead Company SIX Per Cent.

BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, Trustee
under Trust Agreement. dated January l.
1914. securing the SIX Per Cent. Gold Notes
OF 81. Joseph Lead Company Will purchase
upon receipt OF moneys for the sinking
Fund. notes issued under said agreement TO
amount SUFFICIENT as nearly as may be 20
exhaust the sum Of s250.si2.7O, OF which
ss4l7O IL now TO the credit OF the sinking
Fund Account. and the sum OF $3.50, 900 IL TO
be paid to tho Trustee on or before January
., 1913 pursuant to the aforesaid agreement
and said Trustee hereby invites sealed oners
10 be submitted TO IT, at or before ~ o'clock
noon December 26th. 1914 at Its office. le
Wall Street. Manhattan. New York city. for
the sale to II OF such notes at prices 20 be
for all or any part OF the notes SO offered
provided, however, that no offers Will be ao-
cepted which shall be for sum in excess
OF one hundred and one per centum 1Ol% ;
OF the principal amount OF such notes and
accrued interest. Notices OF provisional ac-
ccptlAre OF offers will be mailed December
2sth. M 10 the makers OF such thereof
a are so accepted. at the addresses desig
mated By them respectively. Delivery OF
notes accepted. with July !, 1915. and sub.
sequently maturing coupons attached. should
be made on or after January l, 1915, on
which date interest on accepted notes Will
Trustee reserves me risnt 70
accept or reject any or all proposals In
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
BY II. T. WILSON. Jr..
Assistant Secretary.
Dated. New York. November IS. 1914
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BuTrER--Bad weather yesterday KEEP,
i ISsHtT. ip p.iy:-,. and here wa. ,H.
below normal HsI '1' tnG hnd , G"si
o SSmditions there was no change in any
weather would probably increas. prices but
as. rule operators believe the top on butter
cT gs.n re.shed for the present, Prices:
higher scoring sSc; irs,s S. to Il stcT.'
?: 49, good to prime, asd SIC; common i
10 faIr' :tp@sc Renovated, extras, 25lg a
9sSe;; hrsts .tis u2Sc; lower grades. 20
:5.c. Ladies, current make, nrs,s, :3s
~ No 2, ?ii2c.; lower grades, iar2ie.
CHEEsE-smaIl operators who have not
used up What stocks Of TIER own they had had
, ina were making Inquiries yesterday al
great amount OF " trsdi"s. p'e WIN goo. eos
,ns moysmcHI would be S.i,tr wisconsin Sr ash,
whole milk, held specials i5a. al6c.; fresh
speG.s, lbe'' average fancy ~. aiiac';
skIms, held specials laaiSisc fresh. is ia
EGGs.--For the nrst tim. in week. y.,-
terdtv there was a break in the fresh .yy
market market and T. was on lc. on all grades OF
Saturday nights closing which With fresh
receipts, gave more than The demand Mos,
better grades were weaker and viii prob
aoIy not respond again, a. hens are laying
In the south. Even nearby hennery erEs
unchsnged. Prices; Fresh gathered, ex.
sras, me lac. Extra nrsts, 80 q 'Oc.;
tor, nrsts. charges paid, a''7 o ?5c seconds.
3ah q &c Pennsyiysnla aud nearby hem
merry whites fancy. large, asa zoe; hen
merry browns. i3TfIc; mixed colors. 81 o
LIVE POULTRY. There were unIoad.d
yesterday 10 cars, three being from Cam
; ada ana rs large portion Of turkey. in the
Trading was not active and prices were
a trino easier This wac especially true of
sSrsey Tss r" MS, Il" sn lST' and ohcM
sulneas remained unchanged from satur-
dsy :, closing, Prices follow chickens,
Ss9losc turk.vs mixed hens and TOMS
lie Ducks. spring, state, It5di I5c.; West.
ern y p iIc. Geese, Western aud South
ern old "a else. Guiness pair, 50c,
DREssED pouLrRy.-R.port o, bad
weather In the West cur'ail-d trnnsac-
day, which made local jobhers not plenti.
| ful In the market. Some out OF town buy
ers were taking on turkeys for Christmas
than last week and prices on fully lc,
! Chickens and fowls were also on and
market closed rather weak tries, follow;
sylyania state. siaa.c. Western, dry
picked, isaac; iced isci poor TO good
i7aise; chickens,, Western. milk fed, Is
90 csc; milk fed. lbs, Ice; mixed
weights, l'oi.rc! Phiiadsiphia' fancy .
Moh,a% SN .ea ass lbs. 0fG ss FOWL II L
box Western, 50 lbs, aud over 10 dozen
re, dry pisked, g ibs and over. is" OF
S s do. M, .s sas-ss lbs s ssHss Tn'r s.
sSriss lbs, and over ps'r. sse7eS.
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Trading Almost mt stsndstilI-saIes
1000 Bags.

Pre-hollday dulness prevailed on the
Coffee Exchange yesterday. Trading was
almost at a standstill. sales for the day
amounting to only 1000 bags. The cables
were absolutely colorless and there was
nothing in the news to encourage opera
tons either way The closing was steady
with prices points higher to points
lower
Brazilian markets were featureless. Rio
No was unchanged at 4sl50 and Santos
No. was also the same at 4s60O. Rio
and Santos receipts totalled 90, 900 bags
Sac Paulo had $4,000 and Jundiahy Al :
goo, Rio exchange on London was un-
changed at IA 9-l6.
Prices were:
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THE MIDLAND TERMINAL RAILWAY
CnMPANH

Sealed proposals will be received at the
office OF The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
psny. No. 1892 william Street, New Yorh
city for the sale TO the Trustee, In &C
cordance with the provisions OF the Mort
gage dated the first day OF December 1895
Of "A sufficient amount Of bonds to inves
1855 81 Of the sinking Fund.
Proposals must be presented before I:
o'clock NJ. on the 3oth day OF December
1914. and should be directed as follows
Proposals TO sinking Fund, The Midland
Loan and Trust COMPANY No. ls-,2 Will
lam street. New York City"
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COM
PASY. Trustee.
BY EDWIN s MARSToN. President.
New York. December |, 1914
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THE COPPER MARKET.
Some Ipauiry-sales Were slightly
below l3% Cent?.

There was some small inquiry in the
market for copper yesterday. but what
ever sales were booked were slightly be-
lov lSi2 cents. In some instances pro-
ducers held firmly 10 the top price. but
a. result lost business. Big inquiries
are pending. but they are not expected to
no contaminated until after the turn OF
the year.
There have been no signs as yet OF in
creasing production, Notwithstanding the
good sales that have been made during
me past few weeks. Tho impression pre-
Vl'ls with some producers that the situa-
uon at the moment is largely artificial
ana as result they believe that existing
PRODUCTION VIII satisfy needs for some
time
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Both Raw md Refined Quiet and
Unchanged.

Tho markets for raw and refined sugars
were quiet and unchanged yesterday Tho
trade was awaiting the Cuban cable. as
its showing Will be an important market
factor The spot quotation on raws WIS
unchanged at 40l cents. quantity OF
Peruvian sugar sold at 4l3 cents. Re-
finers quotations on standard Sranulated
ranged from ASS cents to sos cents.
There was no trading in sugar futures.
Tho tone Of the market was steady. Prices
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THE CURB MARKET.

Trading was quiet in the curb marke;
yesterday. Tho movement of prices was
irregular United Profit Sharing de-
clined 4. while the new stock held steady
at AZ. United Cigar Stores was un-
changed ut 9S. Only a few stocks In
tho oil group were traded In. Anglo
American oil being the most prominen,
advancing TO 15A. Other oil shares were
depressed ON Hight selling. Chicago and
Northwestern IS were steady at 1861
Transactions in detail. In the marke,
yesterday were as follows.
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GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
IN THE CITY Ot NEW YORK,
Iar An Ave- and Mn Il

New YORK, De eWhNf lth, TgIt
Ir,.rast al the rate OF FOUR 80 PER
CENri'M per anuum VIII be credited lie
nositnfs for the SIX months ending December
~ i9iI on an sums entitled thereto under
me hy-laws not exceeding three thousand
IS 900, Dollars, and Will he payable after
DEPOSITS made on o. before January sth.
,ai5 will draw interest from January J.
Iel5 ALFRED ROELKER President
NNppEI. TrenSnrer-
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Schenectady Home Telephone Company.


To the holders of First Mortgage ak per
cent. Gold Bonds of Schenectady Home
TAKE NOTICE, that the schenectady
Home Telephone Company of schenectady.
y. Y, under the provisions of n certain
mortgage dated october list. 1901. executed
by 1t to the kniokerbockcr Trust Combany.
Trustee. hereby calls for payment and re-
demption at the once OF the Columbia Trust
Company. successor Trustee unde- said mort
gage. at It's office. No 60 Broadway, in the
City Of New York. Borough Of Manhattan
state of New York. on the LIST day OF Janu-
airy. 1915, all outstanding bonds, with the
coupons thereon. issued under said mort.
gage. Holders OF said bonds nrs hereby
required to present said bonds for payment,
surrender and redemption, at the time and
place above speclhed and will receive cash
for such bond1 as provided in aud by said
mortgage and the bonds issued thereunder;
ON all bonds not go presented interest VIII
cease on January l., 1918. in accordance
wi,n the provisions Of said mortSse-
Dated. September 80, 1910
scHENECThDY HOME TELEPHONE COM
PANy,
tLs1 ny l. II. GRiswoLD. President
Attest-s. G. oRMsBEE. Secretary.
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BONDS
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 2i.-There was little
doing In the stock market here to-day,
Wayland oil and United Railways ara
Electric being the two most active issues,
tho former closing fraction lower
Bonds were steady on light transactions.
The summary:
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THE BANK OF AMERICA.

New YORK December 18Th, 1914.
The Board OF Directors have to-day de-
oiared n semi-annual dividend OF fourteen
uD per cent free OF tax. payable January
End, 1915. to stockholders OF record OF this
date Tho transfer books Will remain closed
w n. BENNET Cashier.
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NEWS OF FINANCIAL INTEREST
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToS. Dec. 2I.--The weaker tone in
New York was reflected in the market
for copper shares to-day. and prices were
generally fractionally lower at the close
and about tho low for the session
There was no feature to tho trading
tndustrials and rails were dull and In
clined lower. The summary:
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Dec 2l,--Local securities
were extremely dull, with Sears Roebuck
showing the most important change, being
a point lower. Peoples Gas and Ma
tional Carbon common were fraction
higher, while other issues remained
steady. Bond department quiet. The
summary:
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PROPOSALS..
UNION DEPOT COMPANY.

s.a,,a proposais for the sale ~ tho sint
ing Fund 'of hNc 90 General Mortgage IA e.
bonds OF the Union pcpo' co. wiz be =
ceived Al the once Of the treasurer, Colum
nus o., until +. " Decemher 20. lSl
and as provided IN the ,nor,gess homo.
iOsts per oentuni and accrued interest VIII
be accepted and paid tor on Dec. 81, 1875
c. C. CORNER, Treasurer
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CURB STOCKS CLOSING
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. el.--Local securi-
ties showed fractional declines where
changes were noted. Trading was quiet.
with a moderate volume of transactions.
Bonds were steady. with Reading IL los
Ing !, on small dealings. The summary
SrnrES
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITTsBrRG. Dec. al.--Manufacturers
Light and Heat was In better demand to-
day, gaining a fraction. There was more
activity throughout the list prices ruling
fractionally lower or Unchanged. The
summary.
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LA ROSE CONSOLIDATED MINES COM

The Board OF Directors has to- day de-
oiared a regular quarterly dividend of AZ e.
payable January 10th, 1913, to shareh sra
OF record of December Stat. isit The
transfer books of tho Company will close
18th, 1915.
8 J. LeHURAY. Secretary and Treasurer
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KEllY.sPRINsFIllp TIRE COMPANY

A dividend OF !, ~ on the Common stock
OF this Company has been declared. PAYABLE
February LIST, 1915 to the stockholders of
record at the close of business January is.
1915. r. 4. SEAMAN, Secretary.
New York. December 9. 1914.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
-Four Per Cent. Collateral Trust Bonds.

Coupons from these Bonds. payable by
their terms on January /. 1915. at tho once
Of the Treasurer in New York. will be paid
by tho Bankers Trust Company. IL wall
Street
O. y. MILNE Treasurer.
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The annual meeting OF the stocaholders OF
thts C,ompnny for tho election ot Directors
ciectIon - inspectors Of Election ana for
INC trunsactlon ~ such other business as
shall come before the meeting, VII be held
a the once Of ths com2agnyS' =. X Lihse a,y.
~ Janunrv 1915, AT IL O'Clock noon
The polls mA remain open untn 1850
T TfI% rrIpFiIrv & CASUALTY COMPANY
'' or NEW YORK.
RORERT wv As, President,
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s-s5 20 stsTI so H6o 100 -,

Receipts from customs DcC~mher ~, S.oH..
10; internal revenue. ordinary. S,2i.074: cor
poraiion tax. 81. 7sS: misce laneous, s2e.s24
National bank notes reviewed Tor redemption
SI,i,043.
The cash statement OF the United States
Treasurer for December 10 shows
GENEn Al. EI'NN
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
ROYAL ryPEMRIrtR COMPANY, n

30. roadway' New York. Dec 2is, lsit
TO THE STOCKHoLpEn or ROYAL
TYPEWRITER COMPANY lNC.'
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that tbs
regular Annual Meeting 81 tho Stookhold.rn
of Uoval Typewriter Company Inc, for IN"
election Of directors TO serve the ensuing
year and the transaction Of such other ouS-
mes. as may properly come h":orA sGcs 49,
ing viii be held At Ito principal ONCE No
S6I broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, New
!. O'Clock noon an taid date.
] COPPER LORD. Secretary
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Spot cotton at New York was quiet and
unchanged. Middling. $50. southern
spot markets were steady. with New Or
leans ~. Galveston ia. Savannah TX.
Houston s-1s, Augusta and Memphis
ia
The New Orleans market was steady.
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I HAVE little capital wish to investigate.
Y. Y. r., box 1is Sun once.
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NAL BISCUIT COMPANY

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
s0th THE Board Of Directors have
COMMON declared quarterly dividend dividend
DIVIDEND Il.) per cent on the Common
Capital stock Of the Company, payable Jan. 1915
to stockholders of record at the close business
Dec aS, Iot4. Transfer books will not be eloseds
F.E. BUGBEE, Treasurer.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-THE statement OF
the receipts and pay warrants of the Treasury
shows
Dec 10 This mo Fiscal VT
Receipts s.? 90 $50 s3j 80 sS 500 si2 ,o2
Pay warrants. 2os2,j40 3e.9Sj.7ss 363tsl 900
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{ Liverpool were:
Oman. HiRh. 10

II A. NJ bids to Liverpool were: De-
cember. 40; March, Isl; May, 76S;
July. 1877; October, s.l3. The market
there is due to open to-day points
advance
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The Liverpool market was quiet. There
was a fair business In spot cotton, with
mlddling unchanged at 4+4d. Sales, 5000
bales: receipts. 5000 bales. including
$500 American.
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The bonds bearing the above numbers Will
be paid NJ par at tho Office Of the under
signed. 1886 Devonshire Street, Boston. Mac.
the PfrSt Day Of January, 1915, With ac-
crued interes. TO that date. after which date
interest said bonds will cease In conform
It,,u hA Il NJ hn nnAd
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

5000 Pitts Brew IS. q G. "a ,
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BosroN. Dec. 2l.--Boston curb closing
bid and asked quotations:
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Company aud Term. stock Amt, Payable
Maine I'M and Schuylkill
Haven Railroad semi
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sSna Chi 4 Sorthw t.lo@, 1865. LOST, los~s
1850 Pierce OIL 1.......N u 81 81
sSells cents per share.
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The New England Trust Company,
TRUSTEE,
ny JAMES r. HOOPER, President
Boston. Mass, December is. 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22

Net income. 3<ss.0S Deo. Ss2.l2s
PHILADELPHIA RAPID TRANSIT.
Tho Philadeiphts Rapid Transit Company
report. for Move mkev:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Alabama Grea, Southern,

KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN.
The Kansas city Southern Railway Com
pany reports for November: