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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-20
PUBLIC OPINION

To the Editor of The Farnder:-f
 At the last meeting Of the Board of Education a communication was re- ceived from a society in the West End signed M K. K. asking the privilege iof Bostwfek avenue school for two nights a week have learned that the plan of the society is to run in connection with the r. M c. A. of the city and will be under the head of the Board of Education with teachers ap- pointed by the superintendent but by one selected from the Y MO. A. and if such is the case which have req son to believe from the information
 received the Board of Education should refuse the request in order to sustain their ruling in regard to using
 the schools for political purposes. If the citizens and taxpayers are refused the privilege, why should private party like the Y. M. e. A. ana the M
 K. K. be allowed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-20
EASTON

The Ladies Aid society of the Christ Episcopal church will hold a sseshfcken pie supper at the home of Mrs. lDhar1es 6SiIbert on December 2. Dur ling the evening whist and dancing will be enjoyed.
 Mrs Clarence B Andrews has re- stnrned to her home from visit Of 8 flew days as guest of her uncle and Haaznt, MT and Mrs. Henry Blackman, in North Bridgeport.
 Miss Clara Cornell has had a re- f1apse and was taken to the New Ha- wen hospital on Thursday for treat bxnent-
 The regular meeting of Baston grange will be Thanksgiving night. sE11e committee in charge are Mrs Ed EyEard D. Gillette, Aure1 Human, IT,, f16rs Edward s. williams and Willard s. Gillette
 The young people of the Methodist church are to give the play. entitled asssi sIocuna's Coun try store in their HhaIl on Sport Hill on Friday evening. November 27th
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-20
Faces As Fair
 As An Or enid
Are Possible When Stuart's Calcium Waters Are Used After Meals to Clean Up
 Skin Eraptions And
DiscoIorations

When face is covered with bIotch- 5es, liver spots, pimples, bIackheads. etc, Stuart's Calcium Waters will act like some magical charm. However, there is nothing magical about them. They are natures own way of cleans ing the human blood and prevent ing it from filling the surface of the body-the skin-with pinples and ht- tie skin eruptions.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-20

Earaaer Want Ads. One Cent Worn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-20
FOR MEN WHO WISH TO SPEND S S2O.OO
 FOR AN ovePCOaf

Goats, hand tailored, from sew eral of the most famous produc- CTS of .high-grade clothing in the country. Fabrics of notable for eign and American mills, high grade. Things, expert tailoring. There are styles for young, mid dle-aged and old men, Goats for motoring, sports, dress, general wear and all generously good. Exceptionally high values.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-20

Loose Balmacaan Overcoats. Plain conservative effects, in fact unusual values at the price. in a very wide range of correct style. We were strongly tempt ed to mark these overcoats. at higher prices, but the desire to give extra good value was too strong, so they remain at SIP. 50. :. The best will go quickly
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-20

Otto Koehler, i-millionaire of San Antonio, was shot and killed in the home of Miss Emma Burgomeister at San Antonio. Miss Burgomeister a trained nurse, says that she shot him in self defence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-20

Lieut. David Blair, navigating officer of the Oceanic. was found guilty of negligence by g court martial in Dav- |enport. England, in connection with. the grounding Of the liner off the coast Of Scotland
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-20

Cables from Liverpool at the close quoted the market4 as hraner on white cheese with 75c asked and 7Sc bid and declined.
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.


A call loan on Stock Exchange collat-
eral was reported yesterday to have been
made at rate OF 8 y per cent Other call
loans were also reported at s per cent.
Reports OF low rates like this tend TO
create the impression that there is plen-
tlful supply of money for Stock Exchange
purposes. and not little dissatisfaction
IL felt among the rank and Gle OF borrow
ers whose outstanding loans remain as
before on an y per cent. basis. The fact
is that loans now being made are excep-
tional in every respect The supply or
funds Is limited, and whiio no details arc
given out as TO the character or percent
ago OF the collateral required, this being
q matter Of negotiation between the bank
and the borrower. IL In understood that
exceptional security Is always demanded.
Inducements have been offered to borrow
ers willing 90 convert their call loans into
time loans az Q per cent But borrowers
do not care 60 bind themselves. as the
general expectation Is that rates will fall
greatly IN the near future. One firm.
however, made n transaction of this kind
as a matter OF insurance against future
disturbance Tho loan was to run into
March and che extraordinarily high rate OF
I per cent was charged. This loan. more
over started rs an "all Industrial ioan.
with the customary 20 per cent. pfarg!n.
II finished up with a 80 per cent. margin
OF industrials, railroad stocks and bonds.
But IN the majority OF cases there has
been no change In the rate on outstanding
loans. and II IS quito possible that any
change In this respect might be unwise.
The present high rate is an incentive
20 the borrower 10 reduce his obligations
or strengthen his loans by increasing the
margin OF collateral. Unless tho broker
and his customers do Everything in their
power 70 strengthen tho stock market
position no improvement an be made In
this direction.
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THE COPPER MARKET.
Decision on Reopeninx on Nov. 4 Go
Re Made Known To-day.

Members OF the Coffee Exchange are
awaiting with keen interest the decision OF
the board Of managers on tho question "
reopeniug the exchange on Wednesday.
November T. which will be made known
to-day after special meeting OF the
board. The atep was recommended a few
days ago by tho voluntary liquidating
committee.
There was no pressure 20 sell coffee
futures through the committee yesterday
Notwithstanding tho possibility OF a re
sumption OF trading on the floor Of the
exchange Business 10 the extent ~
1900 bags was done. practically all Of
which represented switches from Decem-
Der to later options. Prices showed a gem
eral recovery OF about 20 points from the
closing levels Of tho previous night. the
final quotation on December bling $50
bid. March 6,l5, May $50 and july los.
The Rio market on Tuesday was un-
changed with No. quoted at 3ss75. San
tos was also unchanged with No. quoted
at 4S5O0. Rio exchange on London was
quoted I'D. higher at I'D. Rio and
Santos receipts totalled 10000 bags. Sac
Paulo had $1,000 and Jundiahy had
a.. 900.
New York and New Orleans warehouse
deliveries for the first two days OF tho
week amounted 20 4i,1l2 bags. against
42.762 bags for the corresponding period
last week.
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A Poor Argu IN emit.

A peculiarly persistent argument aginst
the possibility OF a reopen!ng OF the Stock
EXchanE. tnls year Is that only by re-
naming closed until January /, could tho
July 80 prices he used as a basis for APP
pralsing investments OF savings banks.
insurance companies and other institutions
that have 10 make returns OF their con-
dt!on 10 the State and national author!-
ties. Whereas. ~ these institutions had
20 use prices made upon the reopenlng OF
pear unsound.
Of cha rg!ng or book values 90 OFFSET de-
probation might result; in a serious i'm
pl!rnent OF the reported assets OF insti-
buttons OF this character. But there does
not seem 20 be any reason why savings
banks and insurance companies should
figure Their assets according to the mar
ket quotations OF securities at any given
time, or. u they are compelled - stick
to the letter OF tho law. why any seri-
Gus attention should he paid TO such re-
turns. Savings banks and insurance COM
pan!es In the nature OF their business are
always buyers and not sellers of securl-
ties Their security investments, almost
entirely bonds. are made with the inten-
ton tina; they shall be held to maturity.
Tho amortization value OF their security
assets is. therefore, a sound basis upon
which their condition might be figured
In any event present conditions In the
security markets render official returns of
the kind made by savings banks and IN
surance companies and such institutions
q purely formal matter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-29
The steel Dividend.

The New Street market may be a
poor and Inaccurate conductor for financial
sentiment: Nevertheless, the prices made
for Steel stock yesterday reflected the
general opinion regarding the cut in tbs
Steel dividend. After sharp dip the
price stirfened and held Arm throughout
the day.
Tho cairnness with which the reduction
In the Steel dividend was received every
where indicates as we'll as any single In
cident could that tho financial district mas
arrived at a state OF mind where things
proportions. A reduction OF per cent.
would have been looked upon as a stock
market disaster. Now II Is accepted as a
matter o. course. This adjustment OF the
general point OF view 10 the new condi-
lions has been accomplished while the
markets were closed and has thus been
robbed OF much OF It's danger in a market
sense
There WIN b. no question abou; he
wisdom OF the corporation IN .efusiug to
draw on the surplus az these times.
Nevertheless. not every one will probably
be able 20 look at the development with
the excessive cheerfulness of one financial
writer who considers the surplus OF sss.t79
after the cut In the dividend as Il. most
refreshing result"
1T IS now probable" this optt1nist goes
on. that the corporation Will close the
year with a deficit OF not more than Si5.-
600 900. whereas earlier estimates OK
dividends remained unohanged) Indicate
a deficit around $4,000. 900"
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SUB TREASURY STATEMENT.
Live Stock Market.
WEDNESDAY, October "a

WEDNESDAY, October IA
Receipts Of beeyes were l,7s6 head In
Guiding 80 cars for the market Steer,
opened active ana strong at an advance
Of Csc. on nearly all grades. closed ouiNt;
bulls were firm 10 l5c. higher: cows 10 a 2so
higher. Common 70 prime steers sold at
az .50S.s0 bulls at s5.25Q725; cows az
price. Dressed beef was In moderate de-
mand AT 100 5c. for city dressed native
sides.
Receipts OF calves were 2.a1s head in.
cludinr 1853 for the market. Veals were
weak to 2ic. lower; some sales SOC. lower.
era ssers about steady, with limited receipta
Common to choice selected Veels sold al
fSH$l:.2b per 100 lbs. culls at S6as75Ot
erassers at Si,50nS5.50; yearlings at s4T
s.. city dressed veals weak at lSi,
lsiac.; country dressed steady at l2hq i7c
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were 4 lao
head, including 1874 cars for the market,
making with the stale stock l7ih cars on
sale. sheep and lambs were both active
ana nrm, the pens were easily cleared,
Common 70 prime sheep SOLD az $500
primo lambs At 81 IS; few at $40;
culls a. 1JG'6.76; yearings at s5bOTse
Dressed mutton eteauy at sdllho. per H.
dressed lambs at mono; hos dressed.
l4hc,
Receipts Of hogs wers B.ei7 head. inc,ud.
ing car for sale Market nrm 10 100
higher AZ s19O@1s. roughs ut s875Hs1
Country dressed hogs steady,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-29
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

saSers Who Ta1,ei ions iHes Ssd hand and
n '" Gs Inc ars So' Re0% M,
grade, however, trading was rather sio-,
2Iovemen; IN held was improved but pr!n-
@lpelly IN The COP srales Process steady.
I,ed..' hrn Pa."inr stoek n good request:
:trher scoring. SEC. hr-'s. Sc to - score.
axe nrs's 27i- 5o'4e S'ate dairy tub,
common - f.i- '-la-'c 'Pr5c.ss, cS,ras.
?ea22c. imitation cr. lmery. nrsfs. 2St
S1c Laa.'E current mn"-, nssis ;5I
No . :'r.Disr: loser grades. lsdlsi7c.
EsE..chseso was . l!t,le nnrmsr yea
sorne lots poor Wisconsin demand batter
Fancy skim also Nrmer. Prices follow;
rpeca's. itAc. eo.orcd and white; average
fanc- 1tti Ifc. unde-Er dos, Il Hliiac.
TI:s s s. .sm. 80 s Si>9 sYe5 5Ea'' -
$50 fresh i2', 9i2'se.; poor to fair
rGGs TT. top grades Of fresh eggs were
t:,'l scarce Nrm and In good demand. Re-
mes. marits, was not 20 brisk There was
vs. f-rnar nearby white eggs are unusually
scarce, with the demand brisk Prices:
8i6 55c.. Grsts ga 3oc: seconds, 2tq &c.
dirties 40. q age 10. Z. l6d2oc.;
tneCFEr 20 - u TflEtrhtorh. UtHtt
ehargra paid. &c; seconds. 22iS d23i5c.;
l'tnrsv'varlt ana nearby hcnnery whites,
fancy. large. rsr $50, hcnnery browns, SEQ
,cc mixed Colors. 90 ri 25c.
LIVE POULTRY There was better trad
Ing yesterday ~ chickens and fowls, with
the market somewhat higher BOOSTERS
.tsody SrlrUy ducks IN fair demand. with
Western ana southern dun. Receipts yester-
DAY, 20 cars Western ! Southwestern and
10y express. There are still 80 cars on track
Prices: chickens 1874 @l4c: fowls, II u ~
lie; Old BOOSTERS, IN n l6iac.; turkeys, mixed,
hens ana toms, 1alsc Ducks, l3qlec.;
E-rsH Western ana southern, old. l4c
Gu'uras, soc PigoouH asa SOC
DRESSED POULTRY.-FEesh killed fowls
ana chickens ga pounds and up are IN ac-
emulation with me market IN bad shape
FUoa ami me liIW Weighing "a q pounds
steady D'd ROSTERS steady Nearby spring
Guchs sh.H frye sular quality with choice
nm SQUADS move a little better and are
rrmer Frozen turkeys and chickens utterly
i'E.-ctea. Prices follow: Turkeys iced
l5d 22c, Western, milk fed. IS ana -
1Sc,: chickens, Western milk fed pounds
End over l,c; mixed weights, 1874 n lGc, ;
Th!iedslphia. fancy. pounds each. % n CSC. /;
hroilsrt, lHH zoe; Michigan, scaldcd 4
pounds and over lGc. Fowls - 70 box
Western. 90 pounds and over 10 dozen. '9c.;
Wests.n, dry picked. pounds and over
lfilc. Ola BOOSTERS, i2Lc; Long Island
ducks. lGis n l7c., squads, prime, white. 10
pounds 20 dozen. 1915. . pounds s72G: 2
pounds 3 70. dark. 81 ESQ il.5O; gulneas
J pounds ana over 75 soc. Frozen turE-vs
western. elected, young hens and toms
2i8t2c., arg picked. average. sglsc
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GRAIN MARKETS.
Liquidation Follows wheat Az
vances-Markets Less Active.

The export news held the wheat mar
ket during the greater part of tho ses-
sion. In the late afternoon however an
irregular decline OF nearly two cents a
bushel again caused dissipation of bull
ish feeling. Belated recognition was
given 20 tho heavy primary receipts.
There was liquidation by operators who
had trailed the foreign buyers Some
stop loss orders were encountered and the
remark was passed that tho proper peo-
pie were not aligned on thu hui. side OF
the list at this stage.
Sales OF wheat 10 Europeans in all 20
sltions were said to have been approx
mately 100000 bushels A three cent
upturn in the market for durum wheat
was the subject of much comment Ac-
tual shipments of wheat and flour from
North American ports yesterday totalled
about 100000 bushels. These subetan-
tial olearances were subordlnated to the
Interior movement. which does not abate.
Since the commencement OF the week
tho farm deliveries aggregate 6,es6. 900
bushels, against b,02s,0o0 last week and
S.6l6,000 bushels last year. Another
visible supply Increase OF fair proportions
Is foreshadowed for next week. A dif-
ference OF opinion prevails as 30 the
farmers attitude at the reduced basis,
n majority In the trade seemingly count
ing on curtalled offerings.
There was nothing new IN the foreign
advices. Crop reports from France, Ger
many. Austria and Australia are unfavor-
able. Accounts OF the reverse tenor come
from most other ESuropean sections and
from India and Argentina The Liverpool
grain market moves over a marrow
range closely spproximating our ex-
changes.
The Impression that tho American en-
portable surplus will gradually disappear
IL SIN more pOpuiar Some Western
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-29
PUMP co. ORDERED NOT TO PAY.
Judge Prohibits Receivers From
Meeting Interest md Taxes.

Judge Mayer OF the United States Dis
trlct Court has instructed the receivers Of
the International Steam Pump Company
not to pay any money to the Jeanesville
Iron Works to enable the latter company
to pay It's past due taxes and six months
interest on its mortgage bonds maturing
on November l TO the amount OF $4,000.
The company has plant at Hazleton
Pa. II was asserted that the plant has
been operated at a loss for the past two
years. From September &c. 1913. 70 July
81. 1914, the losses aggregated s77499
Tho receivers did not favor the advances
but asked for instructions from the court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-29
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Cali money ruled between and 7 per
cent
Time money Yves quiet and unchanged
at per cent, for most Tnaturities, the
range being TO : per cent
Commercial paper WAS dull. with rates
at from to 7 per cent
Domestic exchange on New York: 81
Louis. roc. premium: Chicago. 25c. pro-
MUM; Cincinnati. ESQ, premium; Min
neapolls, soc. premium.
Call money IN London was 1An1%
per cent.
Sterling exchange was steady. Final
quotations were: Demand. 4,s9S cables,
4901s.
Par silver IN london, e2Sd; In New
York, 4Siac.
New York Clearing House statement:
Exchanges. s190.4s0.4s4; balances, sl3.-
207.OSs Sub-Treasury debit balance,
slS9243
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
DRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY.

PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. S.,
A quarterly dividend OF one and thrse
vember 25th. 1914. TO Preferred Stoekhcldere
OF record at closing Of Transfer Books Nc
vember tth. 1914 Preferred Transfer BcoSs
will reopen November 26th, 1914.
COMMON DIVIDEND NO. -.
Three-quarters OF ono per cent. ~ ~ tbs
dend OF three per cent. $50 declared on the
Common stock from the surplus net earn
stat. 1919. will be paid December Iete. 1874
20 Common Stockholders of record az closing
OF Transfer Books on November 25th 1871.
Transfer Books of the Common Stock vii
reopen December 18TH. iei<. chechs VII
II Il. swANrz. A.Eis,an. Treasures
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Annual Nesting OF the Stockholders OF ths
STRAIGHT FILAMEST LAMP COMPANY
VIII be held AZ the once OF the COMPANY
No ~ East Esd Street, Borough Of Mammal
tan, City and state OF New York. on the
ninth day OF November, 1914. at two o'clock
p VI. for the purpose OF electing Seven %
Directors for the ensuing year and Two .
Inspectors OF Election 10 serve At The neIi
annual meeting. and for the transA ction o.
such other business may properly come
before said meeting. The polls will remain
open thirty minutes In accordance With tue
bylaws o! the Corporation. No stock may
be voted upon which has been transferred OF
the stock book OF the Company within ten
days next preceding the day OF election.
New York October Goth. 1914.
JOHN GRIBBEL, President.
WILLIAM II ROBERTS. Jr, Secretary,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-29
THE SUGAR MARKET.

Demand for refined sugar continues
very light In spite OF the further cuts In
the price which have brought fine granu-
lated down 20 a basis OF 5.75c. The Fed
eral company repeated that quotation yes
terday and the other refiners named $500,
but It was possible 10 place business az
conce ssions from those prices.
The raw market was fiat. Spot offer
lngs at a duty paid price equal 20 3.Ssc,,
which "a the lowest level recorded in
months. failed 20 attract refinera
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-29
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Tn. Republic RAILWAY and Light Company
repor's for September gross earnings OF
penses and taxes were 50 500 lower and ne,
earnings for the month were 'e1io?s. a
.mssl e ki.r eh T. S sSa
on rs cefsIea stoss hers
For the twelve months ended September 80
gross estnings aggregated s9,o7s.2ss. an In;
crease Of sl4o 55S. Operating expenses and
,i,22O5i7, a gain OF tiO2'iis. surplus after
interest s ana pyei,fgrsSS Dividends vas 's
preceding twelve months
Tho September return OF the Pacinc Gas
ana Electric Company shows good gain In
gross and sill larger Increase In net az
result OF reduced operating costs, Gross for
Ss5,l56 as compared with September, 1913
Operating expenses were were less by s34.9i2 and
,fiotss For "e TIE twaiye nm mo1 inSsease Of
september so, 1914. gross earnings asgre,
sated sl7,ose.soI. an increase OF $l,3il,37O,
ana net earnings OF IS, OsS 272. a gain OF
sl.e3e $40 az compared with tho preceding
The directors OF the Columbus Light Heat
and Power Company have reached an agree.
meut with the directors Of the Columbus
Railway, Power ana lAght Company for a
Sonsolid@'i i Of the properiies, THIS VIII
h ,rio w., nslues lnfS one 9Smpsny u approved
Company will enter the consolidated cor.
poration on tho same baats as the Columbus
Edison COMPANY The preferred stock will
Of the power company share for share and
the common VIII be exchanged for tho series
for share Under the original plan which
the Columbus Light, Heat ana Power Com
pAny refused 10 accept the company was
offered an exchange Of 50 per cent. in ser!ea
"a and 20 per cent in either series "B''
or common stock Light, Heat and Power
common was to be exch anged for common
o. tho Railway Power ana Light Comps any
share for share
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WANTED
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie n. r. Co.
Sc Equipment Bonds 1922.
Apply to II. Il. HENSON.
1875 Broadway, y. y. Room sos.
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETING
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the An
uua. Meeting OF the stockholders Of SEA
BOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY will D. held
a. the principal once OF the Company. Rooms
Nos sos sos, Petersburg Benevolent MechGn.
les Association Building. corner Sycamore ana
ginia. at twelve o'clock noon on the i2th
day OF November. isi4 for the purpose OF
transaction o: any and all business that may
come before the meeting. including con
sidering ana voting upon the approval anc
ratification OF all contracts, acts and pro
ceedings BY the board OF directors and
officers since the annual meeting o: stock
holders last held
The stock transfer books Will be ele,se
vember 4;h, 1914. and viii be reopen-d on
November 18th. 1914.
Dated. October 2era. 1919.
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COTTONSEED OIL.
Mig Advances Not HeId--.sebtfzsss
More Mixed.

Tho market was active and scSorA
early. There was fresh speculative %.
mand. consuming inquiry and short cover
ing. 1t was harder 10 buy crude de
Western houses again had orders helping
tho list upward. Hedge selling checker
tho bulge. In the Southeast crude was
quoted Ut 8.6068.67. The fact that The
timid shorts had been run IN also par
TALLY explained the closing reaction. Near
months were weakest. To-day !s FRS
tender day for November contracts
Sales yesterday were $4,000 barrels.
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MEXICAN PETROLEUM COMPANY
LIMITED, OF DELAWARE.
First Lien and RcfundinE see sinking

Guaranty Trus, Company OF New Yogl
as Successor Trustee under the Deed o.
Trust securing the above issue. and dat,3
october :, 1914. hereby invites proposals for
the sAlc OF as many OF the above bonds a.
can Be purchased dncIuding accrued inter,
ons thousand and twenty.Oeyen dollars aad
sixty-thrse cents s2el.027es). Sealed pro
posals will be received at the Gusranty
Tru.t Company Of New York ito Broadway,
Now York City. until 10 o'clock A.. NJ
at the lowest price mot exceeding los cas-
accrued INTEREST,", will be accepted proper
t.onately and paid for on Monday. Sovsul.
Der 10, 1914. upon delivery, together with
accrued interest TO that date only. Thetlshs
IL reserved 20 reject any ana all ohers
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
BY A. J. HEMPHILL. Preacsnt
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.

EN DIVIDEND
Company ana Term. STOCK Amt
kellog. Switchboard. quarterly - srL
DIVIDENDS PAYABLE
Midwest on, quarterly. ..,,,,... pfd 2x