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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BuTTER.-Trading was active yesterday.
rhe tone OF the market was Arm and ne
balance OF the quotations were unchanged
undergrades moved fairly well and process
did better than for some days. The market
closed in good condition. with the prospects
of slight advance. Prices Creamery, ex-
tras. AM a csc. irsts, 24h q26iac, seconds
2; q a.s; thirds 2oa2lte,. Stat. dairy.
25e. common to fair ?Oa2sc,, process
extras, s2g22ne.; nrsts, 2O1s a2lne. lower
stock No /. iSe.i current make, No q.
isnc.; lower grades, ls@iso.
CHEEsE,-Market seems to have settled
al present prices, with little changes ex-
pected for several days Demand is takinr
an OF me current receipts ana owners OF
VII make good prohts before tho winter
Is over, There was considerable stock
which was defective In favor and out Of
condition and IN favor Of the buyer This
few days. Prices: State whole milk, fresh
i i5c co iRssia'1 and IN MILO ,so whit. -
10 tthsii undergradcs, ioqlsho.; DAT
iIi is - - 1--WE state skim, fresh, speoisls
EGGs-There was a demand yesterd.y for
Distributors claim that consumption has
at any previous time since summer set in
Tier. There was i,ttis trouble to sell high grade
s ss sS. sreT ths high grades down %
were in good demand yesterday and thers
was an advance Of &c, Even tho nearby
eggs are showing depreciation and tho range
was widened. Prices follow: Fresh gath.
cred extras, % o Poe; extra nrsts, an a
;sG hrsts' al s2c dirties No l. liz 4
lshc'' No :. 100 Ito, checks. l5Ia RlslT c.;
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery whites
2tqssc.; hennery browns. ?ip26o.. mixed
oolors, 20d2 CSC.
LIVE PoULTRY-Yesterday the auction
sso!d two cars getting as high az 17lso FOR
fowls and 2Slsc. for broilers There were
unloaded Yesterday 30 cars. leaving az on
track for to-day's market. Sales generally
for fowls were tic. and broilers were nrmeT
as were ducks. Little demand for geese
and guinea fowls remained slow and pigeon,
only brought Csc. a pair, Prices; Brollers
eln?ic.; fowls, 1874 nl7Hc., old BOOSTERS
l2al2hc.; ducks, i61l7nc,: Long Island
spring, lsc,; geese, lac; guinea fowls. pair
so " s5c,; pigeons. pair, ebc.
DRESSED POULTRY Receivers are c ON
planning OF Tho unsatisfactory condition O
fresh killed poultry. and some of II cam,
without much Ice and was off condition
This made an irregular market, Fowl
weighing nve puonds were In demand, bu
as soon as the four pound variety wa
| reached they went out at i7he. and smaller
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ASSAY SUPERINTENDENT QUITS.
ID. p. Kfngsford ResiEns-May En-
ter BnnkInK HOusc.

Daniel p. K!ngsford. superintendent of
tho assay office. has resigned TO enter
business 1t is believed that he will be-
come associated with some international
banking house.
Mr.. kingsford was appointed superin-
tendent OF tho assay office on February
2. 1911, under President Taft's Admins
tration. Government officials In this ca
pacity are appointed by the Secretary OF
tho Treasury. The Office from which he
has just resigned was his first Govern
ment position.
At the assay office It was said yester.
day that Mr.. Kingsford is a Republican.
but that II In not known whether politics
played any part in his resignation or not
His resignation came as n great surprl Sc
to employees of the Office, who expressed
regret. Mr., Klngsford. with his family,
Ia now at Saranac, In tho Adirondacks.
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Talk of q Leak.

To some obervers the behavior of the
stock market this week has suggested
more than anything else a leak regard
Ing the main features of the decision in
tho advanced rate case. soon to be
BANDED down. In other words. the pro-
nounCed weakness OF such stocks as
New York Central. Baltimore and Ohio,
Chesapeake and Ohio. Erie, Pennsylvania
and other railroad stocks directly affected
In contrast to the comparative firmness Of
the shares of the big Western roads and
Industrial stocks is attributed to ad-
vance knowledge of a decision. In the
main unfavorable. II Is obvious that II
the market were discounting any such
advance Information New York Central
Baltimore and Chesapeake would be the
ones upon which pressure would concen-
trste naturally On the other hand. II
Is suggested that there are specific rea-
sons In each case why these stocks should
be foremost In any weak spell caused
by the New Haven crisis or anything
else. New York Central has long shown
a sort OF sympathetic connection with New
Haven. The possibility Of senator Nor
ris being able to persuade the Attorney
General to bring suit against the com
pany under the antitrust law for its
control of Lake Shore has also long been
held against the stock With the pay
ment of the Union Pacifics extra distri-
button the floating supply Of Baltimore
and Ohio stocks will be increased by 500
600 shares OF the common and 266. 900
shares OF the preferred. Selling of these
stocks by Union Pacific shareholders
against the receipt of their dividend was
plain yesterday. Incidentally nearly half
OF the transactions in the preferred were
made seller 20" suggested out Of
town or foreign liquidation. As regards
Chesapeake ever since the payment Of
the last dividend at the regular rate this
stock has been considered to be IN a
vulnerable position.
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stk Amt. Payable.
live Stock Market.

THURSDAY. July ls
Receipts OF beeves were !, 63S head nearly
ali for slaughtorers No trading In live
cattle to-day The feeling was steady for
good fat stock. weak for other grades.
Dressed beef In fair demand and hrm at
Receipts OF calves were III head In
Guiding 1875 for the market The feeling
was no more than steady, Prices for veals
we're tiO75Qsle per 100 lbs throwouts
sold at ssdss50. No buttermilks or grass
ers offered Dressed calves In fair demand
at l6nlsisc. per In for city dressed veals
and l@dl1C. for country dressed
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were h,7Oo
head, Including II cars for the market, max
ing with previous arrivals % cars on sale
sheen ruled steady with moderate demand I.
lambs we're slow and generally 25e lower
with the exception Of choice Kentucky
lambs. witch were Toe. on Common to
prime sheep sold at sass per 100 lbs (;
ordinary - good lambs AT fsm - 10; car
OF choice Kentucky at $40. Dressed NUT
ton easy at sd lac, per III, dressed lambs
a. i4ai7c,. few hog dressed selling at
l7iac. ~ -,
for slaughtersrs No trade In live hogs.
| The feeling was weak
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE TENS a PACIFIC RAILWAY

SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
Notice is hereby given that special meet
Railway Company viii be held a! the prn
eipal once Of the Company, No. Is5 Broad;
pose OF considering. voting and acting upon
l. The approval and ratincstion of a pro-
posed agreement between mi. Company.
and ST. Louis, Iron Mountain 4 Southern
Railway COMPANY, suanting and aemising
Railway Company. the right and estate of
using, Jointly and equally with this Com
dR Il, s POST Of IT, or aa from FERN
day, by way OF Adds, to said MI Post ..
payan YIN ths right ,b to sst
tween the town OF Ferriday. In The state
OF louisiana. and the town OF Adds In
=. The approval and ra.ineatl9n q pro
St. Louis, Iron Mountain a southern Rail
way Company The Trans-Mississippi Ter
pa inS OF WssS YORK ' proSidins for the V use
by this Company and ST, Louis Iron Noun
tain & southern Hallway c9mTrsny Of The
MIs.iss iipii %T%srmRtnSSlP company. 40
severaiiy with St Louis Iron Mountain s
ortrage s sMa yhich msy be sssed from
time TO time by The Trans Mississippi Ter
minal Company. not exceeding N5oo'ooo
4 The approval and ratification Of the sale
SS sss Of hs sock Of Ss
half OF the total authorized and outstand-
ing stock OF said Company
8, The approval and authorization OF lease
Terminal Company OF all the present ter
minal property and facilities OF this Com
pany in the city Of New Orleans, including
all the rights. privileges. and franchises,
all property OF this COMPANY on tho west
bank OF the Mississippi River oppos 10
the city of New Orleans. also tho transfer
boats OF this Company and ali Of i.s
wego, including elevators. docks and
wharves. also the main line tracks and
rght-ot-way OF this Company from the
west hank o. the Mississippi River opposite
also the assignment 10 said Terminal Com
franchises gTanted TO this Company bysny
Orleans and by any ana all resolutions of
the Board OF Com missioners OF the Port
OF New Orleans, the considerations OF said
lease and assisnment 20 be nSsd by he
Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway
Company.
g. The approval and ratification Of all Ae-
rectors and by the officers OF this Com,
any and all further action which may be
necessary and proper
lawfully come before said special meeting
Books for tho transfer OF stock OF tn,
Company win be closed for the purpose OF
the Special Meeting a o'clock P NJ on ths
at 10 o'clock a. NJ. on the Attn day Of August
IVA" ' '' board OF pIREcroRs,
c. " yElTcH. Secretary,
IL Va L.
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MORE LIQUIDATION
IN COTTON MARKET
Good Crop Accounts From All
Sections Of the East
ern Belt.
DROUGHT IN SOUTHWEST
Oklahoma Is Very Hot, With
Every Station Reporting
over 100 Degrees.
Cotton states weather.

vor >orth Carolina. thunder showers 70.
s,y. rar''y cloudy. probably local showers
,o.ror-ov. fresh southwest winds.
Fo- south Carolina and Georgia. local
,hvndsr showers to-day and probably to
marrow fresh south and southwest winds.
der showers to-day and probably Tomorrow
moderate south winds.
pr Louisiana. probably fair in the in
tsrl5r showers near the coast to day and
Tomorrow fresh south winds
~ eastern Texas. fair to-day: partly
cloud ar not quite so warm In the In
terror o.. morrow. fresh south winds
- ae.'e-n Texas fair to-day. cooler
In ,7e rtuhlndlc. probably fair tomorrow
p Oklahoma, partly cloudy and coolsr
TO-DAY. fair morrow.
For Arkansas. local thunder showers and
Ansvhst over temperature to-day, prob
ably FAR tomorrow
There was further break In the cot
ton market yesterday. with short selling
more in evidence than 1t had been for
soms time Some scattered long cotton
vas nquIdated with tlmid bulls throwing
over holdings under the influence OF good
crop accounts from all portions of the
eastern belt.
River reported moro or less rain in various
sections yesterday and the drought in
north Alabama was broken by heavy bene-
fscia showers Reports from Mississippi
we're better than they have been for 4
long time and Il looks as n the drought
in that State had been pretty thoroughly
broken Some weevil damage reports are
being received but they are not 81 gem
era. as IL was thought they might lie.
During the forenoon the market
showed more or less irregularity and at
times gave a promise OF strength When
Il was seen. however. that the high
temperatures in the Southwest were with
out influence as stlmulant to buying
me offerings became more general At
one time prices showed a loss OF more
than 10 points from Wednesdays closing.
hut thcre was a slight rally before the
close
In the opinion OF some noted cotton
men the drought situation In the South
west Is becoming critical. Every weather
station In oklahoma reported temperatures
~ lo2 90 100 degrees. Texas also was
hot, and neither Texas nor Oklahoma re-
~lvod any rain. Cordill was out with a
rather bcarish report on western Texas.
IN which lie stated that there was nothing
he matter with the cotton crop In the
Lone star State and that there were pros
poets FOR big Yield In the western and
west central parts Of Texas.
II is possible that part OF the selling
Yesterday was caused by the eNpecta ton
o. bearsh report from Miss Giles. which
will be issued this morning The report
will compare with condition of 10 issu /
the latter part Of June
Futures closed steady. to points
over
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
1875 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. n. Y.

The extra dividend on the common stock
clared January S. 1910 will be PAYABLE on
July 20, 1914. at ls5 Broadway. New York.
for heretofore Issued.
The amount payable In cash upon each
TT scsd D9,lns " 90 per shsr. OF Union
appertainsl will he increased by tho rstsbls
snare OF The interest realized from April l
per cent from April to July /, and per
cent cent, from July to July ?ol; upon special
during the period OF the postp onoment Of
the payment BY reason. Of litigation
ohio Railroad Company for the number Of
W. XVI r smsres; ana scrip Of the uniGn Pacho
share. OF stock Of The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company due upon each warrant
hqndredths of one share OF Baltimore and
Ohio preferred stock and ?2is one-hun-
dredths OF one share Of Baltimore and Ohio
common stock per share OF Union Paciho
common stock TO which tho warrant apper-
favor OF bearer" and will be exchanges Bile,
when surrendered to tho Union Pacific Rail-
road Company In amounts aggregating one
or more full shares, for a stock certificate
OF The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COM
9 psny Tor the fu,l shares and scrip for any
GUIDED In the aggregste amount Of the scrip
=, 80 ,sIrrenderedi No yoting right viii at:
Ohio dividend be paid thereon.
The Baltimore ana ohio Railroad Com;
dividends (belng per cent. on us preferrei
Stoeh hi, sns per cent on It's common stock!
record at the close OF business August
l. 1914. Full shares of Baltimore and Ohio
stock represented by stock certificates Of
Pacino extra dividend warrants or fractional
scrip on or prior to August l, 1914 will
ONO dividend thereon payable september l,
1914. Upon the delivery prior 10 september
/, 1914 OF Baltimore and Ohio stock certin-
Gates issued after August !, lslt, in exchange
| for Union Pacific extra dividend warrants or
fractional scrip, the Union Pacific Railroad
payable TO bearer" for the Baltimore ana
Ohio dividends payable September l, 1919.
Railroad Company upon the shares repre-
! scented by such certificates. Upon the deliv-
more and ohio stock certificates issued after
August /, 1914, in exchange for Union Pa
cihc extra dividend warrants or fractional
| will pay to the registered owner of such
stock certificates the amount OF the Balu-
more and Ohio dividends payable September
| l, 1914. collected by Il upon tho shares repre-
scented by such certificates.
| The registered holder OF Union Pacific
extra dividend warrant will not be required
TO execute any regulation or power or at
| torney to obtain the Issue In his own name
check for the cash payment due upon such
warrant the surrender OF the warrant being
sufficient IN such case The DIVIDEND right
| Pacific common stock 10 which this warrant
appertains, or upon any number OF such
As an entirety. using for that purpose tbs
form OF assignment on the back OF the war
rant; but no other Assignment or division
| OF the rights accruinE under warrant
will DO recognized.
The Union Pacino Railroad Company will
not buy or sell fractional scrip. nor can II 10
FREDERIC " 6. CROSBY.
| Treasurer.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston. July i6.-Trading was irreg-
ular IN tone Among the mining issues
Greene Cananea advanced ia to 81 u
81. Mary's Mineral Land on light trans
actions lost / y to 331e Butte and super
Tor and Chino lost fractionally. In tho
rails Fitchburg preferred sold at 75la'
on u. New Haven advanced point to
49,. Boston Elevated lost u. In the
ndus,rials United Shoe strengthened -.
to 5sI. and United Fruit weakened lis
70 1857. The summary:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Gofee Advances ON Bcttcr Character
Of Foreign News.

Coffee closed IL To 10 points higher yes
terday ON sales of $4,000 bags. with most
of the buying In December option. Re
ports that Europe had become a large
buyer in Brazil. together with an ad-
vance In cost and freight offers, helped
To improve sentiment.
Havre was "a to franc higher and
Hamburg WAS y to u pfg. higher. Fine
weather was reported IN all Ave Sac Paulo
districts Receipts at Sac Paulo for two
days were 27,000 bags. against $1,000 bags
last year. Vt Jundiahy for two DAYS they
were 5000 bags, against 81 1000 bags last
year. and for two days they were at San-
tos $4,000 bags. against $4,000 bags last
year. Warehouse deliveries OF Brazilian
COFFEE at New York and New Orleans for
three days were 81 sos bags, against 1873
bags last week
prices verAs
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KNICKERBOCKER ICE COMPANY
First Mortgage 90 Gold Bonds. due July

Central Trust Company OF New York
Trustee. gives notice that In accordance with
Article Seven OF certain indenture made
by tho above Company, dated July I, 1911.
II will receive sealed proposals for the sale
to II OF the above described bonds a. a rate
not to exceed one Hundred ana Five Per
Centum (I0bee) and accrued Interest tho
total offer not to consume more than the
amount OF Fifty six thousand six hundred
seventy nine and 3j-lO0 dollars s56.61e az
The sealed proposals will he opened at the
once OF the Central Trust Company OF New
York. New York city. at twelve o'clock noon
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
nv arc w YORK. Trgs's H,,,
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sizes were cheaper Tho dressed poultry
receivers had made no money recently be-
cause of low prices. old ROSTERS were shy
yesterday and advanced no Frozen poultry
bowed considerable movement yesterday
many Of the sales being forced 70 clean up
All ~ the undergrades were forced into
fowls chickens or turkeys were held nrmly
Prices follow: Fresh killed turkeys, average
a 10, l7qlsc. Broilsrs, Philadelphia, fancy
IL ms each, ID. a.a Sac. : lbs each
80 132c. Fowls, Western, boxed 40 lbs and
over to doS., 100; 81 to te lbs lsaisac.;
under 30 lbs. lev n lSc,; IN barrels iced ~
10 r lbs, lsc.: fancy. sealded. lie Western
and Southern. poor. lidl2c. Ducks spring
Long Island. l6c.' old. l2Gl3c, Old roostsrs
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co. GUARANTEED 81
PER CENT TRUST CERTIFICATES


Pursuant 20 tho terms of an agre-ment
dated september !. 1897. and a supplemental
agreement dated February !, 1901. tho un-
dersigned invites tenders Of che above GER
titcates for sale and delivery as OF Angus,
!. 1914, az a price not exceeding par and
Interest, to the extent of 800. 900 the sum
now payable to the sinking fund.
Sealed tenders should be addressed 10
Girard Trust Company, Trustee. Pennsylvania
Company Guaranteed Sl1 e. per cent Trust
Certificates. Series r. and will be received
until .. m. July 81. 1914.
1IRARD TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
G. !. RHOADS, Treasurer
Philadelphia, Pa, July As. 1914
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Extra Dividend on Common Stock

Extra Dividend on Common stock.
Tho date OF payment OF tho extra dividend
on the common capital stock OF this Conn
pany. declared on January 8. 1914 has been
postponed from July tn July 20. 1914, sub.
Ject to such further postponements as shall
be deemeh necessary or advisable by reason
Of litigation.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
1863 Broadway, FREDERIC " s. CROSBY.
New York. y Y, Treasurer.
June 49, 1914
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Cash markets were: Wheat--No. I North
ern at Minneapolis, S9kc.; No. 1 Northern
spring {. o. b.. 81; No . red c. t. T.. sx-
port, seize: No. hard {. o. b., SOC; No. 1
Manitoba (. o. b.. 9Saic. Corn--No. 3
yellow, 7sc.; export, 79hc Oats-No. .
white. 43% m441ac.: No. 8 white, $50
IS lsc. standards. 43ia a44c. Rye-No
Western c. I. {. New York. 66%c. Bar
ley-Malting C. T. f. Buffalo. 55d SO. Flour
Spring patents. 425Ts4s0; spring
clears, s3S0TrS395: Kansas straights TO
arrive, s4.20Qs430
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CURB sToCKs CLOSING PRICES.
stE.
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, July l6.-Extreme dulness
tho trading on the local
exchange to-day. Odd lot commitments
were the rtce and price changes were
only fractional Carbide closed shade
higher at 154h, while Diamond Match
on a small lot declined u point A few
bonds were traded In with prices I'M
changed. The summary:
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Sugar-iaw sugar was quiet and hrrn
Yesterday The Federal refinery took TO-
600 bags of Cuhas at 2 &c. spot. Re-
fined sugar was unchanged, with all re-
fiuers quoting i40c. on standard granu-
lated.
CONCESSIONS made In raw sugar spot
prices eXerted n deterrent influence upon
the market for futures yesterday and
comparatively little interest was taken
In any OF the maturitios Quotations,
however. remained steady.
Quotations for Cuban raw sugar fu-
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Spot cotton at New York was unchanged
AZ 10 Is. Southern spot markets were I'M
changed with New orleans 10 5-l6. Gal
weston l37-, Savannah 1874. Houston
- Sis. Augusta i4is ard Memphis 1885,
Tbs New orleans market was steady
after the closing here. Prices there were
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Sales were $4,000 bags.
Provisions closed steady. Cash mar
kets: Beef-Packet, slT5Ods1s; family.
slSHSls50 Pork-Mess. s23G S23. 80 ,
family. ids255o. Lard-Prme Vest
ern 5000. refined Continent sl0.I5 ;
South American. s1l.25.
f.hIeago nrigpq ~, re
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I.nl2Hc SQUADS. white. ~ lbs. 20 dor.n.
81 rs: I lbs, So rs. FroGen--TurkeYs. small
Western selected hens and toms, Is "a 2oc:
Brollers - 10 box. milk fod. fancy, ~ - -
lbs 10 a oc.: corn fed l76lSc. chickens,
milk fed. 81 20 80 lbs, 10 dozen, l6c, corn
fed, lic. Fowls, Western, boxed so lbs.
and over 70 dozen. l9c 80 % sb IDS, $50
lto-; old roosters. l2Ul2ho
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TO THE HOLDERS OF


ATLANTIC AND BIRNINGHAM con-
sTRUCTION COMPANY. ATLANTA.
BlRMINGHAM AND ATLANTIC RAIL
ROAD co.
Five Per Cent. Two-Yesr Gold Notes Of 1919.
The Equitable Trust Company OF New
York. successor TO The Trust Company OF
America Trustee under an Agreement Of
the Atlantic Birmingham Construction
Company. dated April 30. 1910. hereby gives
notice that IL has at its disposal the sum
Of Forty nine Thousand Thirty seven and
29-lO0 t49,03729D Dollars for the redenp-
ton Of notes issued under said agreement at
the lowest offer. Offers must be without
interest and at less than par. Sealed offers
endorsed "Offers for the sale OF Atlantic *
birmingham Construction Company Atlanta,
birmingham q Atlantic Railroad Company
90 Two-Year Gold Notes will be received
Al 10 office, No 81 wall Street, New York
city. until i2 O'clock Noon. on Wednesday,
July 20, 1914. The right Is reserved to re-
Ject any and all offers.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. Trustee.
BY LYMAN NHOADES. Vice President.
Dated New York, y Y, July is, 1914
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ANrALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY.

AT x MEETING OF THE bIREcToRs
dividend OF one ana oue-half per cent
(ln&) was declared, PAYABLE August Nst
OF the Company as Of - o clock noon July
a5,h 1910 a VI MEIrN Srcretary
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The Liverpool market WAS steady. There
was duh business in spot cotton. with
n'ddlng points lower at 1894. Sales,
Ooo bales. Receipts 5000 bales, lnclud-
ing 600 American
Do -. L
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II A. NJ. bids To Liverpool were July,
2.s October, l2.l5; December. 1889 :;
January. l2.2t The market there is due
n open to-day 10 ii9 points down.
Port TeC.Iut- and stocks were
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Forty-Year Four Per Cent Gold Loan Bonds Of 1905:

holders Of the bonds the
believe with the affairs The Missouri Pacific
Railway desirable
holders bonds the undersigned
ad
vsable that end.
asked deposit bonos
forthwith file with the Secretary the address below their
addresses and 0 holdings
York. July Is,
BENZ STRONG, Chairman
ROBERT
H..
w.
w. H. WILLIAMS
B. W. JONES, Secretary.
Wall Street. New York City.
WHITE CASE, Counsel
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thus FAR this season, s.765,000 bale
against S.407.0 900 bales last year.
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B. W. JONES, Secretary.
Is Wall Street. New York City.
WHITE & CASE, Counsel