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The Laclede blade., 1914-10-23
TOWN and COUNTRY
About Local People and Events and
Other Matters Of Interest
Do you like pumpkin pie9 Octo-
Der 81 at Woodmen hall.

Do you like pumpkin pleY Octo'
Der 81 at Woodmen hall.
A good milch COW, now giving
milk, for sale by A. Willard.
Come to the Rest Room fol
dinner on election day, November 3
]. A. Classify will be in Laclede
on Friday of this week to buy
horses
M. F. Clay shipped two cars of
hogs to the st. Louis market last
Saturday.
S. G. Brown Leghorn cockerels
for sale by 2. R. King, phone
407, Laclede.
A boy baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Stapleton on route
one last Sunday.
Dick & Dye shipped a car of hogs
and a car of cattle to the st. Joseph
market last Monday night,
Those big red apples are ready
for you. Order your winters
supply today. Henry Kraft.
Have a few full blood Shropshire
bucks, coming two years old, for
sale. E. F. Brenner, Laclede
You won't know your own
sweetheart at the Woodmen hall on
Halloween night, Come masked.
Refreshments at the Halloween
social at Woodmen hall October
81. All are invited. Admission
five cents.
Have lot of dry stove wood for
sale at $3.50 per load Of double
wagon bed full delivered. G. Ey-
man, route two.
A pie supper will be given at
Plum Grove school house on Fri
day evening, October %, to which
all are cordially invited.
Take all the dust and dirt out of
your rugs with an electric vacuum
cleaner without removing them
from the floor. 1t can be done.
L. S. Finney of st. Catherine,
and brother, George Finney of
Odessa, Wash, visited the formers
son, Ed. Finney and wife here last
Tuesday.
Have some choice Ben Davis,
Black Twigs and Winesap apples
for sale. See me for your winters
supply L. T. Rowland, half mile
west of Laclede.
Rev. j. D. Mendenhall will
speak at the Bruner school house
at 7:3O next Wednesday, October
81. Everyone is cordially invited
to come out and hear him.
What is that queer looking OBJ
ject? Where? AT the Woodmen
hall. Only some one having a
good time. Come and enjoy your
self. Admission five cents.
The Kensington club met with {
Mrs. DIR. Sherry in regular session
on Thursday of last week and spent {
a delightful afternoon in the usual {
way. Dainty refreshments were t
served. t
l. q. Clough, one of the well c
known and substantial farmers of t
he Forker neighborhood, was in b
Laclede on business last Friday and s
made this office an appreciated call,
IS a result of which FIVE subscrip-
The Laclede blade., 1914-10-23
Residence For Sale

My residence in west part of
town consisting of 8 lots and a
good five room house, good well
and lots of fruit. Will take
$85O.OO if sold within the next two
months. JAMES WooD.
The Laclede blade., 1914-10-23
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
Brief Mention Of Those Who Come
and Go During the Week

a business "TRIP TO Mexico, Mo.
j. A. Crowder of Hannibal spent
a few hours with friends here last
Saturday.
Arrange to attend the Halloween
social at Woodmen hall. Admis-
sion five cents.
w. B. Calhoun has gone to
Adrian to spend a couple of weeks
with his, son and family.
j. HI. Brown went to st. Louis
Tuesday night to buy holiday
goods for the Owl Pharmacy.
Mrs. Chas. T. Artlip of st.
Joseph was the guest of Mrs. J.
W. Lomax the first of the week.
R. 7. Wallace came in Wednes-
day night from Anaheim, Cali. He
expects to be here about two weeks.
Earl Randall, who has employ
ment in poultry establishment at
Quincy, spent Sunday with his
parents here.
Mrs. Grace Wakefield and little
son of Brookfeld visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Anderson on route
one the first of the week.
Miss Mary Lancaster of St.
Louis visited her old schoolmates,
Mrs. J. w. Lomax and Mrs. O. F.
Libby here the first of the week.
Mrs. Katherine Trippeer of Lin
neus and Mrs. Bert Trippeer of
Dwight, ILL.,, were guests of Mrs.
J. H. Brown the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Glenn and
son of Quincy were guests of Mrs.
Glenn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Smith the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. Hackett returned to her
home in Bucklin last Sunday after
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Clar-
ence Stapleton and family on route
one.
Mrs. J. A. Cotter, the SpriIla
corsetier, will demonstrate the
Sprilla corset at Middleton's store
in Forker on Friday, October 80.
Ladies invited to call.
Mrs. Laura Maybee returned
to her home at Kansas City last
Saturday after visit here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sweems and other relatives.
]. M. Mcdonnell and wife, Miss
Oeliah Hunter, Robert Watson and
sisters, Misses Ellen and Zella, j.
L. MOuser and family and G. B.
Welsh were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
". 0. Anderson last Sunday.
Lemuel Lloyd, who came from
Oklahoma last week to attend the
uneral of his brother, the late
leo. Lloyd, has spent the past
week here visiting relatives and old
riends. He removed from here to
Oklahoma thirteen years ago.
Ira Haas, former we'll known
itizen of this county now residing
t Riverside, Cali, was the guest
f j. 7. Hamilton and family
'uesday. Mr.. Haas and wife made
he trip from California in their
ar and leave on the return trip
lis week. They left home in July.
Mrs. Lulu Ridgeway and Mrs.
-allion of Brookfeld, and Mrs.
elle Littrell of Meadville were
ere Monday attending the meeting
{ the Linn county officers of the
Oyal Neighbor convention to, be
ED in Laelede November 20. All
amps in the county are expected
be here that day and arrange
ents are being made for a large
ass adoption and school of in
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APATHY PERSISTS
IN COTTON MARKET
Prices Lower, Although a Splen-
did UndertOne Is Gener-
ally Admitted.
POINTS ON NEW CONTRACT

Cotton was quiet and slightly easier
Yesterday. There was little local
liquidation and an apparent Indifference
toward the buying side, January is
close to hand, and this Is tho month
which usually brings declines in the
COTTON market. Tho weakness which
frequently comes during January is the
result Of liquidation in contracts as well
as selling by spot holders to discharge
obligations and get ready for the new
season. Tho market showed net loss
Of to 6 points for the day.
At tho same time 1t is admitted that
there is a splendid under,one and that 1t
10 much easier to sell than to buy.
In addition to the general friendliness
OF traders toward the bull side there il
q we'll grounded belief that the full
favorable effect OF tho new contract has
not been recognized. on the medium
grades, which include unddling. strice
Iniddfng and good mddling. as we'll as
strict low middling and low mlddling.
n Is believed that the new Government
standards are worth close 10 90 points
over the old standard of classification.
In addition TO this IL IL necessary to
consider the stipulation for staple, which
calls for at least u OF one inch. While
this reauiremcr. would be practically
non effective in regard TO deliveries from
Texas, Oklahoma or Arkansas II would
have O marked influence on the tenders
from the eastern belt OF so-called pea
nut cotton
Another feature that should be con-
Gdered in regard TO the new contract
70 the single certificate provision which
uiakes II possible for the holder OF con-
tracts of COTTON IN the local stock TO
withdraw q certain number OF bales and
r,piace withdra walls without being forced
Z, take out certificates for the full con-
tract These three features alone DEM
ons,rate the enhanced value OF the new
contract. bu; 1t has been impossible for
snv one thus far to more than guess as
10 tho gain.
The stock of American cotton at Liver
nool Increased $4,000 bales this week and
is now $4,000 bales agains: $4,000
bales last year
During the past year more than $50 600
sp,ndles have been added to the textile
capacity OF the South and New England.
In addition TO this five new cotton mills
have been built in the middle West, while
further west two cotton mills have been
bu'i' The showing is considered sur
pris. nsly good.
The revision committee held a meeting
ate yesterday afternoon and increased
he premiums on grades above mlddling
from TO 80 points and left the differ
enee, on low grades unchanged. This
revision applies only to January contracts
old style.
The amendments to the bylaws in
,reas.ns commissions on foreign business
both for members and non-members were
carried by a large vote yesterday The
commission for non-members is SO. COM
pare with $40 charged to non-meInbers
ip the United States and Canada.
Southern spot markets as officially re-
ported were generally unchanged. The
locg market for spot cotton was quiet
aud unchanged. with $50 for middllns up
land.
Tho range Of contract prices was rs
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CIVIL SERVICE BOARD UPHELD.
Gov. GIynn Dismisses Charges Pre-
serred by Reform Association.

NLBANY, Dec. 30.-Gov. Glynn has dis
missed the charges preferred by the Civil
service Reform Association against the
State Civil Service Commission with the
following statement:
y have carefully weighed and cunsid =
cred the charges against the State civil
service Commission. ! have examined
~" PAPERS In the case with much care and
NJ" "'n"liTion Is that no proof OF miscon-
~ has been put forward which would
warrant summary action on my part.
Ia Wow OF the extensive and importan MT
duties conNded 20 this commission Il would
hH impossible for the members to entirely
.''d CRITICISM and resentment. 30 far as
! 'ip discover they have administered
p'ce conscientiously and well on the
ole and II would he unjust TO permit
''1 20 rest under charges either trifing
mrruV6d "
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
nA>ktK. TRrsT COMPANY.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF Bankers Trusf Company for the c leCtion
81 directors and the transaction OF such
other business a. shall come before ths
meeting, including propositions to reduce tho
number OF directors ~ said Company from
30 the present number. to IS, and to amend
Section | of Article II. Of tho BYLAWS OF
said Company that such section. 50
amended. shall read as follows:
section /. The anairs OF this COMPANY
shan be managed and its corporate powers
exercised by d Board OF Directors
twenty eight in number. selected, organ
ICED and continued IN accordance with
Section EOS Of the Banking Law. Ten
members shall constitute a quorum"
will be held at the oiliUe OF the Company, "a
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan, New
York city, on Thursday. January 8, 1918 at
twelve o'clock noon. The polls will remain
open ono hour
The stock transfer books will be closed
from ie o'clock noon on December 20. 1914.
until the opening % business on January IS.
1915.
BY order 81 the Board Of Directors
GEO q. THOMSON, Secretary,
New York. December lC 1914
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To the Stockholders Of the
ASTON TklSr COMPANY

Aston Trust Company for the election OF
Directors and tho transaction OF ouch other
business as shall come before the meeting.
including propositions 20 reduce the number
OF Directors Of said Company from 80. the
present number. TO IS. and to amend section
! " Article II. ~ the BYLAWS Of said Com
pauy. 80 that such section. amended
shall read as follows
section ! The affairs OF this Company
shall Doe managed and It's corporate powers
exercised 10y board ~ Directors. twenty
eight IN number. selected organized ana
continued IN accordance with section .os o.
the Banking Law. Ton Directors shall be
necessary TO form a quorum for the trans-
action OF business"
will bs he'd at The once OF 'hr Company.
3sy Firm Avenue, Borough Of Manhattan
Nec,v York CITY, on Thursday. January -.
polls VIII remain open one hour
JAMES II TROWBRIDGE Secretary
New York, December .s, 1914
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suRROGATE's NOTICES.

MATTHEWS. THOMAS ANsON In pur-
suunrr OF an orde. Of Honorable Robert Lud
low Fowler = surrogate OF the County ~,
New York, Sotiue Is hereby given to al per-
sor. having claims against ThoWas Arson
Matthews. ltto OF the County Of New York
deceased. 10 present the same with vouchers
Thereof to the subscriber, a. 'helr place ~
traussctlug business at tho office ot John 7
Bootr, their attorney, No 2it broadway, IA
the cry OF New YORK, on or netorc tho l9th
Ss,n DAY OF October, 1914 FnEpERiGK j.
BARNES WALTER Y KlMBALt4 JOSEPH
II RENNiS Executors JOHN y ROOTH
ough ~ Manhattan. Sew YORK CRY.
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THE COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market closed steady yes
terday. with prices unchanged to points
lower Trading was very duh and prices
.ere easily influenced either way by I'M
important operations. There was some
selling noted In the early trading, and
prices showed lower tendency, To-
ward the close, however, sufficient buy
ing developed to preserve a fairly steady
undertone Total sales for the day were
400 bags.
Brazilian markets were featureless.
no Is and Santos AZ were unchanged at
SO2J and 1890 respectively. Rio and
Santos receipts tOtalled $1,000 bags. Sac
paulo had $1,000 and Jundiahy $4,000.
RIO exchange on London declined 10 I'D.
rrlc-s were:
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SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION.

2b shares Brooklyn Trust Company. 900
10 shares BALDWIN Locomotive Works pre-
ferred, l0i.
shares United staten Steel Corporation
preferred, 1914,
20 shares United states Steel Corporation
preferred. iOtG
s3a 900 brooklyn. Queens County and Sub
urban Railroad first consolidated per
cent bonds. duo 1871; intereht May ana
November, 95b
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SCOTT EDWARD KOBERrSON.--In pur.
suluCe VI an order OF llou Robert l.4d w
FoN,et a surrogate Of the County o. New
York, \otive IL hereby gwen to an person.
having claims ag liu.f Edward Robert son
Scott .ote OF the Couu,y uf Sew ork de
ceased. to present the sam" with YOU her.
thereof 80 tho subs urlprl. AZ the office OF
charles stuart Guthrie, so 90 Broadway. In
Tn. City ~ N.w YORK ON or before mo sch
day Of February mex n!tNi Sow York tbs
is' dsy OF August, 1877 KATHTRTSE
STUART GUTHRIE. Attorney FOR Fsecutrix.
No 90 nrnAA NsM NntA CliK
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
rur roNLEy roIL COMPANY.

Noticu Is hereby given that me Annual
Meeting 81 the stockholders ~ the Cnn'ey
Foil Company for the election ~ Directors
and the transaction ~ tucL other business
will be held AT the CompluNs Once, 80 bti
West 2bth Street, How York. y, Y, at Q
o'clock T. NJ, on January T. 1915. Polls
viii remain omen half IN hour.
LOUIS - cos T. p. Snrr-tlfv
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New Nork w.. eWbtr End, 1914.
The Board % Directors have this DAY de.
clarsd d quarterly dividend OF FIVE PER
CENT. payable on and after January End
1917 The transfer books VIII remain closed
until that di'e
ELMER l.. WHITAKER, Cashier
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SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Concrete steel Co. dividend,

The Concrete Steel Company, eclsrini
It's regular dividend Of "a per cent. OF
Its preferred stock, payable January go
reports more optimistic conditions In tn
trade than are generally held to rule
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-31

Army & Navy Club Of Manila
American Water Supply Co. Of Ksnkskse
Athens Railway & Electric Company
Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company
American Society Of Mcdaniel Engineers
Bismarck Water Supply Company
Butler Water Company
chattanooga City Wstes Company
Central Brewing Company
Caro- Water Works Company
Consolidated Street Railway Co. (Memphis)
Csnmseial Cabls Company
Consumers Park Brewing Company
Constitution Publishing Company
Cev6t, Lumber Company
Chiesso 4 North Western Railway Company
Equipment Trust Certificates. Series A
Chicago 4 North Western Railway Company
Equipment Trust Certificates Series c
Dayton Union Railway Company
Direct Linz Telephone Company
East Gresnwieh Water Supply C. End
Mortgage
East Gresnvieh Water Suppb C. la
Mortgage
Eas, St. Louis City Water Compsny
FL Paso 4 Southwestern Railroad Company
Ellsworth Galleries Company (Bonds)
Fleisehmann Realtya Construction Company
Hampshire Southern Railroad Company
Herkimer. Mohswh, lion 4 Frankfort
Electric Railway C.
Hsssseu Brothers
Ithaca Street Railway Csmp~
Isvs City Wsisr Company
lndianapsGs 4 Seuthssstssv rtvesise
| Company
Kinney Stssmshp Company 81 J SAshlsy)
LswreDce Part Realty Company
Mobile 4 Ohio R. r. Erten. Ii M@ts,ys
Mobile Light 4 Railroad Company
Mosler Safe Company
National Starch Company
New Orleans & Northeastern r. r. CO.
New Castle 4 Shensnss Valley R. R. Co.
New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Cs.lst Sc
0lesn. City 81
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THE BNNK or AMERICA.

New YORK December 18TH 1910.
The BOARD ~ Directors have to-day de-
cisred semi annual dividend Of fourteen
90 per cent free 81 ttN. payable January
end. lt'I. TO stockholders 81 record OF this
date The transfer books Wi. remain closed
W 81 BENNET. Cashier
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Orange County Lighting Company
Pennsylvania & Maryland Street Railway Co.
Portsmouth & Suffolk Water Company
Peoples Water Company. Oskslooss, Sc
Piedmon, & Northern Railway Co. Notes
Richmond Beach & Railway Company
ST. Louis & Cairo Railroad Company
South Yuba Water Co. Consol. Mortgage
Santa Lucia Company
Southern Public Utilities Company
Tarbere Cotton Factory
Third Avenue Railroad Company. So
Union Utilities Company
Union Dspo, Company. Columbus. Ohio
vsnderbwsh County, Indiana
Watkins. Jsbel B.
Warren Water Company Tissue Of 1870
Warren Water Company Tissue Of July. ls0s)
Wayne Cotton Mills
Washington Water Power Company
Woodward Iron Company
January End, 1918
County Of Vanderbursh, Indiana
East 81. Louis & Granite City Water C.
January 18Th. 1915
Louisiana Water Company
Minneapolis. Lyndsle & Minnetonks Rail-
way Company 4 Minneapolis Street Rail-
way Company
St. Paul City Railway Company
January 2Oth. 1915
PSia Wsts Works Company
January 81st. 1918
Psssas wst~ Supply 4 Povs Company
DIVIDENDS
January 2nd. 1913
r. ". Weolvsrth Company. Preferred
Twin City Rapid Transit Company. rrsisrsl
Twin CITY Rapid Transi, Company, Csnnss
Duluth Superior TraetionC ompsny Preferred
Duluth Superi~ Traction Company .Commsn
Weyman-Bruton Company, Preferred
Weymsn-Bruton Company, Common
Weymsp. Bruton Company, Interest On su1
January 9Th. 1918
Detroit, Hillsdsle & South Western R.R. C.
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Customs Receipts Yesterday.

The total receipts for duties at the Gus
tom House yesterday were $409 1885, OF
which si25i22,6i was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
s374077?4 for recent importationa
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KEllY.SPRlNGFIElD TIRE COMPANY

\ dividend Of -. % on the Common stock
OF this Oomps.iv has been declared payable
February H.. 1915, to tho stockholders of
re ord At tho close OF business January 10,
1915 I \. SEAMAN. Secretary,
New York. December e. 1874
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AlTo~NIL> CIV 4 CHOCOLATE co.
4. sinkIng Immh i.nlh nnnhs.

coupon 80. Of 49, above houis due Ian
utry .. lHl5. viii be paid ou and after that
DIET" at ;ro ON" ~ the undersigned
CT NllN$sN TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
NNNk. no MroAMMMN- Vow York y Y
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BA>k

Decent Der -, lHlt,
Tho Board OF Director have this day de-
clareI y .em. -anuut. dividend Of THREE
PER CENT, free OF tan. payable on and
altar January .. 1915. 20 stockholders OF
record al the close Of business December 20.
1914 L, V GAMBLER Cashier.
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CITlZLNS' SAVINGS BANK
GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
IN rhE CITY or NEW YORK.

New York December eth, 1914
Interest at tho ratio ~ FOUR "a PER
CENTuM per snnum VIII lie credited de-,
positors for the six months ending December
81 1914, on ali sums entitled thereto under
the by-laws not exceeding three thousand
ls3 OoOl Dollars. ana viii bn payable after
January Goth.
Deposits made on or before January sth,
1918, will draw interest from January 4,
1915. ALFRED ROELKER. President
A. HOPPE Treasurer.
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Dry Dock Savings Institution

3ai h 3i3 BOWERY. Cor. 3rd st.. New York
The Trustees have declared a dividend for
tho ak months ending December 81, 1914. on
all deposits entitled thereto under tho BY
Lave, att rate OF THREE and ONE-HALF
Per Cent. per annum on all sums not exceed D
ing THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS payable
on and after January rs, 1915,
Deposits made before January 10 viii be
entitled to Interest from January I. 1918
ANDREW MILLS. President.
WM. y PATTERSON, V. Pre- a Treas
CHARLES MlEHllNG, Secretary,
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

First
Albert Lea, Mimi, Permanent I'm
provement
Albert Lea, Mimi, Refunding
Albuquerque, New Mex, Board OF
Education, School Building
Albuquerque. New Mex, Funding
Albuquerque, New Mex, General
Street Improvement
darlington Heights, Ill, School
Building SIS
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
Railroad Co. Equipment
Benton, ILL.,. Refunding
Perryville, Va, Water Works
Big Rapids, Mich, Refunding 4s
Billings Mont, School District
No. 2, 4%s
Boulder, Colo, Water Works
Bozeman, Mont, Funding School
Series
Broadwater County. Mont. Fundg.
Buffalo & Susauehanna Ry. Co.,
Gold Equipment Series "A"
Carbon County. Mont, SO
Cascade County. Mont, Court Hse.
Cascade County, Mont, Funding
Csss County, Iowa
Centerville, Iowa, Refunding IS
Centerville, Iowa. Refunding SIS
Chippewa Valley Railway. Light
| & Power Co., Eau Claire. Wis,
First Mortgage Gold
Clifton Forge, Va, Bridge
Colorado Springs, Colo, School
II District No. II, Refunding (El
II Psso County,
II Consumers Power Co. First Lien
II & Refunding Gold s.
Cook County. H., School Distrie,
II No. go Morton Park
Cook County. ILL.,. School District
II No. 10 Chicago Heights)
Coos County, New Hampshire
II Court House
Council Bluffs. Iowa, Independent
Il School District
County Traction Co., Ill.
Cuthbert, Ca, Electric Light
Cuthbert. Ga, Water Works
4 Danville Street Railway & 1t Co.
4 Danville, H., Refdg. Mtge. Gold
Denison & Sherman (Texas Ry
II Coz, First Mortgage Gold
Derry, New Hampshire, Water
Dexter. Mo. School District
School Building
Dickey County, \. D., 4h.s
Edison Electric Co., New Orleans
II La, SIS
Ebert County. Ga.
rminence. KY, SIS
Eugene, Ore, School District No
4 (Lane County,
Evergreen Park, H., Refunding
Florence. So. Car, Sewerage
FORD County. Ill. (Melvin), Schoo
II District no. SO
Treeport Water Co., III.
Gallatin County, Mont, Higl
II School Building
Gallatin County. Mont, Refundinl
Genesee. Idaho. Water Works
Geneseo Township, ILL.,, Higl
II School District AS
Georgetown, ILL.,. School Distrie
II No. ~
Glencoe, H., Improvement
Gorham, N. H., Water Works
Great Falls. Mont, Sewer
Great Falls. Mont. Water Works
Green Bay, Wis, Refunding As
Green Bay, Wis, Sewer IS
Greenville, H., Refunding
| Griffin. Ga, Electric Light
Helena, Mont, Judgment Fundin
II Helena, Mont. Water Works S.
Hyattsville, Md. Sewerage
Idaho Falls, Idaho
Interurban Railway Co., Deber
II lures (Des Moines, la
Iowa Falls, Iowa, Refunding
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The Liverpool market opened dull There
vas a limited business In spot cotton, with
nllddling one point advance at f.6ad.
sales, 5000 bales. Receipts, 5000 bales.
Including 2s,10O American.
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Connecticut River Power Company Of Maine
Common Stock Ovid end

b0sT0n- IIOelnUer Is, W..
s"ini-auHua. dividend, or paymen, OF
iisco on the Common stock Of the Connec-
ucut River Power Company OF Maine, has
been declared and WILL boo payable on Jan.
uary /. 1915, 90 Stockholders Of record at the
close az business DeDrmpe: ~. l9lA.
BAKER, AlLI>u n CO., Transfer Agents.
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rhe Farmers Loan & Trust Co.
10. IS, 20 and D WILLIAM STREET
New York City

Coupons Dividends due in January payable nj
this N after January lDi ., follows;