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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
An Uneven Record.

The dividend record Of tho St Louis
and southwestern preferred stock mas
been curiously uneven one An initial
dividend OF per cent. was paid in July.
1909. December Of the same year saw
the dividend raised to per cent, where
IL was maintained for one year. The rate
was reduced to per cent during 1911
until the first half OF 1912 Then In July.
1912. the dividend was raised again to s
per cent In 1918 II was put back 20 4
per cent In April OF this year II was
cut TO per cent and Is now passed al
together. There never was a proper ex-
PLANTATION for the restoration OF tho divi-
dend on a 5 per cent basis In 1912. That
event IL remembered because Il came as a
complete surprise 10 the Street Neither
the earnings OF the roaa AT the time nor
the prospects held out gave warning of
any such step. Not even the stockholders
expected II. The passing OF tho dividend
at tho present time Is described AZ IAN
act OF prudence by friends OF the stock.
The agricultural outlook. especially In
Texas. IL IL said. does not Justify tho pay
ment OF dividend at this time II Is
also stated that tho company has been
brought 10 It's present pass by an ex-
tremely liberal policy OF maintenance APP
preparations, extraordinary sums having
been put back into tho property in the
past few months All OF which makes
the former criticism Of the 5 per cent
rate appear justified.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16

Part ui-Befors Lynch. J.. Case un-
mari" r"T, Iv--e.sor. o'pwyer C. j. Case
Par, v.--Befor. Smith. j. Case I'M
Part v.-Befors Finelits. J. Case un-
Part v1.-Befors Ransom J. Case un-
Part vrII.-'Betor. p.i.han,y. j. case
3. ..Ss from: .ss E Tifi Tor e ,r R:rt'
supreme court-sAppellste Dyiscn.BsfSrs
s st"% day Sp. snaii.nsaNa. rs 49, ~ is
IS IS Is =. e. * s!s ~ q! ~ ~ IS ss M
,oT srP ssra As sG%.' P RsS
ssps.pn ~ Goqt' 9pfn sn.. =" Sea Beach
fore sG gsyss.; S' Part M;1a.foT' Van s, 81
before r:r tl,g1 Fsr F' SRs.or s.c1
mar coa,, opsn: a, , !" n ,, bay a go
1885, asss 49, 49, $50 sss ss.s SIS $50 ISL, ss
causes IL marked ready viii br ,assed for
n. day. NJ cause VII, Sc, d low. f ,.,s q
s sssi $685. 1885, s sss s:eG aa @ @
sl5; I. ,:S c ,Ii ,,s highest number reached
,os saP %:: Goasp cp:n. T E. 70 NJ Day
i issc. io. iI1, isss, icM. loss. ies. iS.s
ioss. Reserved .:Isna ss, ;S: I ,,o 1872,
ma ilga nG a,.h ,,S' pu mS i r..Sh.d On
supr.me court-specisi T.rm--Before As
pinaiI, J, Court opens At 10 4 n Liti-
gated motions Before crane j. Ell parts
suprsm. court-Tr,.i rerm--P.rt W..
Before Blackmar. J. Court opens At 10
A. NJ. Criminal calendar william j. Her
County cour.-Psrt Iv.-B.sore Fswc.tt,
c2ps, OgsSN.; :ssc 70 ssS ,.S v' ,.os ss;s
asi1, ases. asa. ?'s1 s2ss ,r tn. foiiowi,n ing
S .s s ss;. i .s,s i sS.: ~. iss
Court opens at 10 A. NJ. Criminal calendar.
| Joseph Stein, grand larceny; 0eswaldo Corso.
Tsttsr. sedomy, ASSAULT Anthony 'Tolmonye.
sodomyi Lorenzo Pic.tsrria Anthony o,scio.
csrry,nE dsnserous weaponi John Nose.
Joseph Hall alias Thomss " shsehsn.
| grand larceny! Charles Nedusky alias
Charles Nadisky burglary Grand larceny.
part u--B.tor. Dixie j., Abraham
| Asronson, BenJamin Kantrowits. robbery.
r. Quinn attempt. burglary George borden.
| alias George Golden, selling cocaine. pos
session u sSrsns GA:' r.HsS s.nS
Giuseppe Lsnuto. policy vincsnEo Lssuilo,
carrying dangerous wssgon: o.,
| sr,us Braun msnslsushtsri V""s" Au'o-
| nielio carrying dangerous weapon. murder
Emanuel H. Gold. arson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
resin KINGS" WILL Is UPHELD.
james A. Casey's Nephew Fails ~
brooklyn Court Contest.

The validity OF the will OF James \.
Casey. known as the resin king. who died
In Brooklyn in March. 1918, was upheld
yesterday by Supreme Court Justice Jay
cox.
After the admission OF the will to pro-
bate by Surrogate Ketcham James J..
Casey. a nephew and nearest relative OF
Mr.. Casey. started a contest, alleging that
tho testator was OF unsound mind whep
the will was executed and that he had
been unduly influenced.
He failed. however. to continue the con
test when the trial was called
The resin king left the bulk Of his es-
tate TO his executors. John II. Wagner of
South Orange, N. J.. and Frank C. Gan
non OF Brooklyn. He distributed $50. 900
among Catholic charities, and Bishop Nc
Donnell was one OF the beneficiarles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
THE MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Ceaee Advances slightly on Lish,
Volume of Trading.

The coffee market lapsed into extreme
duness yesterday, total sales for tho SEES
sion amounting to but 4,750 bags. Tho
narrowness OF the market reflected like
condition at European and primary mar
kets Offerings were light and on the
execution of few local buying orders
prices advanced 3 to s points.
The Havre market opened u fr. lower
and closed unchanged to u fr. higher.
The Hamburg market opened I'M
changed to a pig. lower and closed un-
changed to Il pig. higher. RIO No.
was unchanged at $3.50. Santos No.
was unchanged at $500. Santos No. I
WAS also unchanged at $500 Rio and
Santos receipts were $4,000 bags. against
$4,000 bags last year. At Sac Paulo
they were $4,000. against $4,000. and
a, Jundlahy they were 5000, against
81 900.
New York and New Orleans warehouse
deliveries OF Brazilian coffee last week
were 1i.7i9 bags against 99,333 bags last
week and $3.50 bags for the same week
last year.
Prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Gould Roads Again.

The troubles OF the ST. Louis Southwest
ern did not help the already poor market
for Gould securities many of which are
practically unstable Denver and Rio
Grande preferred fell to a new low price
since 1909. In fact. Denver preferred and
Missouri Pacific common sold level with
each other. Thus a holder OF Missouri
Pacific common. made uneasy by talk OF
big assessment on his stock, has the
alternative OF shifting into the preferred
stock Of another Gould property with no
extra cost than the payment OF commits
sions. II is perhaps hardly likely that
this transfer will become popular. The
financial position of the Denver and Rio
Grande does not recommend purchases Of
the securities of this property. Tho pre-
else trouble OF the Denver and Rio Grande
Is the necessity OF having to finance the
Western Pacific, which SO far appears tn
be monumental failure, judging from the
extravagant predictions made at the time
the line was opened a few years ago.
Denver and Rio Grande FIRST and refund
Ing 5s sold yesterday at 5s, and the per
cent adjustments were quoted at IS, with
no bid. The Western Pacific FIRST mort
gage IS are now quoted at SO bid. which
obviously reflects on the possibility Of the
payment OF the next installment OF interest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston, June 15.--Trading here was
quiet. with tho tone slightly easier.
Among the coppers Butte and Superior
was the weak feature, declining to 37h.
or I u. Alaska Gold and CRANKY each
gained y TO 2sh and SO respectively.
Inspiration lost a like amount to IGN.
Superior and Boston. Copper Range. East
Butte and Isle Royale each lost frac-
tionally. In the industrials American
Sugar strengthened Ia to 100. Mas
sachusetts Gas preferred on light trading
gained II to 90h. while United Fruit lost
like amount to 1917. Massachusetts
Gas common advanced Y to san. and
United Shoe lost ~ TO 57N In the rails
Boston Elevated weakened a point to
S7l9. Boston and Maine and New Haven
each gained II The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

sUrTERmDe.pits the larss receipt. yes;
terday trading was 60 .etive and demand
that there was an advance Of kc on nearly
all good grades Even process was up Nc
grade butter. This Is the flush of the nne
make ana every stor.r IL anxious 20 get
S is%: q .ss Is1:. .saFT S.;
asa :7c.; seconds 2a92tho.: thirds. sac
ssss 10 STAIN ps. d:rz ss' t.s s ;s isir
;.at m.s s.eS r:,. ,s d7 .1Sd: l az
's lSEsF sySSf Ia ,Issnr ,.v,
sssSssss,Ss +; marx: S. .se ss;s %
Gp q. ssn a s; s sSsas vi, R' s:
much proft. Prices: State. Who'll. m,is, fresh
s Ss.i.ra sS ssii.xy;r Ps.. :.'' ,s.s
S zen ta ;R': :s'%. a. s;ds sss'
p. Sss q poor ss BUSHES. RI: as.s 9,
.ai.,manssip 10 ai,pes. OF them Many
s sssi s' ' Ss sr.d. 's1sif
Wing mi, ausliy ' Eurcp.an me .ss. ' az:
PIG.. ntf% ..n ns 5: nov
sSse airti.s r No' L. 'issSSiss Sr' No ''g
my nss sls. snas gs s s:aS S.n n:r
isn o CSC; Hsit,mors ducks. 2oeasc';
fsS I $ss'I so:s i:si.s
W.: IL. s,s*s; Th:I: Va. not -,
~ OF src ss~ %.r Except Sy on sr0 VIII
~ cars OF freight stock uniosded and one
BY express. There were rs cars NOR. or
s. nrs: .nt ar. s's so%n 30 ,s. IN.
ohs.psst for The season.
wsrs In demand. indications for the re
oeipts during the week are high, and TN
oc.. SATURDAY . i s4o. s'; ;so% v Yrs: a
SIC, Phiisdeiph,s and nearby bToil.rs
rom closing prices Saturday,. Frozen poni
try opened without any feature, thousl
scsrc.r and hens ana tom. ar. up ic PrIes
follow. Fresh killed turkeys, svsrsE. y,
h.. Zach H.. 10 t,s. iS: sse s s's
% Hes:r, lsc. az e. ~ ibs.. isnisxe.
S IN. "a: i sss;i We
ern and southern poor, i,alsc. Duck:
. .ss' ..i.et.a, hen. ana toms asa ' sss ken Ken
s;ss .S os ie%. T i;sss.' '' bro 81: s'ri
box, milk fed. fancy, Is to ~ lbs, 22d2sc
corn fed, hs%:os Gn,sk.n: mil milk IT,. TO !,
cy we l.. DOZEN. fs s'' u I 20 Is lbs. i.xS
! iso.; s'e ROSTERS tln Si,c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
MERCANTILE MARINE
HAS ITS BEST YEAR
International Company Expe-
riences q General Increase
in Business.
SPENDS MUCH FOR SAFETY
President Sanderson Says Re-
cent Months Have Been
Disappointing.

The best year in Its history Is reported
by the International Mercantile Marine
Company for the year ended December
81. 1918. Results so far this year. how
ever. according to Harold A. sanderson.
the company's president, have been dis
appointing.
Last year the company earned s4s.o41.-
33s. against s4a,7ab.bos the previous year.
and had a surplus for the year. before
deduction OF depreciation for steamships.
Of s5.7ls.959. against s3.7S7.ei1 in 1912.
This is equivalent TO ll.05 per cent. earned
ON the preferred stock. against 732 per
cent. In 1912.
Tho appropriation out OF surplus for
depreciation OF steamships was s5.40l.357.
which was si.7t6.77e greater than the
previous year. The companys surplus at
the end OF the year was sl.26s, 9e7.
against s953.396 the year before.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16

Heat apd Light Company of indianapolis,
indiana, will on July LIST. 1914. prepay and
First Refunding Mortgage sinking Fund
Gold Bonds secured by the mortgage OF
to the Union Trust Company Of indianapolis
Indiana, Trustee, dated July eth, 1909. In
payment and retirement of said bonds In
said trust deed. -
THE MERCHANTs HEAT AND LfoHT
by II. II. HARRISON, President
Indianapolis Indiana. May 18th. 1910
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
THE COPPER MARKET.

There was no change in tho copper
metal market yesterday. Business was
quiet and consumers continued to take
small tonnases at IL cents for July and
August delivery. Reports from London
were to the effect that besssmer copper
was selling at IAN cents. The fort
nightly statistics OF foreign copper. which
are awaited with considerable interest by
the trade, will be issued to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16

The Committee on Railway Mail Pay
has issued statement protesting against
the so-called Moon bin for the readjust-
ment Of railway mail compensation which
has been Unexpectedly introduced In Con-
rress This bill was introduced at the
instigation Of Postmaster-C;eneral Burle-
son. The bill. II passed will reduce the
pay OF the railroads for carrying the
mails by about sio,ooo,ooo. or 20 per
cent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16

Sugdr-RaW sugar displayed furtner
strength yesterday. the spot quotation ad-
yancng Q points to 345c. on the purchase
OF about 10000 bags prompt Juno and
July shipment by the Arbuckle Company,
all Of which was taken at the above QUO
tation. Many holders withdrew their
offers because OF tho belief that this weeks
Cuban cable, which will be, announced
to-day, will he bullish. The refined mar
ket was strong with fine graduated hold
ing Mt 30c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
y. .. DU POINT DE MEMOIRS
PONDER COMPANY.

Holders Of Five Per Cent First Mortgage and
Collateral Trust Gold Bonds OF the L. L. du Font
de .Nemours Powder Company are hereby not-
ned that pursuant TO the provisions Of the mort
gage and trust agreement dated June 18TH, 1909.
between the J.. I. du Pont dc Nemours Powder
Company and the Metropolitan Trust Company
of the City of New York. the following i2t bonds
have been selected by the Trustee by 10 for re-
demptlon on July 1. 1914:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16

closed steady. There was a decrease of
$4,000 bushels In the visible supply. but
receipts were much larger than shipments
Good rains we're reported to have fallen
on Saturday and Sunday over dry sec
lions of the belt. but there were COM
plants that the rain had arrived too late
TO be of benefit. Cash markets were
steady.
Ehicapo prtcaa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. June IA narrow range OF
prices was again in evidence. with trad
ing extremely duh. Sears Roe buck con-
tinues to maintain Arm position. Chi
cago Railway Eds were easier. owing
principally to the lack OF interest. Other
issues were neglected. Trading in bonds
was marked by an advance OF 3 u points
in Union Loop SIS. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
WOODEN COMPANY

Sixty-hrst Quarterly Dividend
Notice u hereby given that the regular
quarterly dividend OF One and rhrss
quarters Per Cent t1kes) or the Preferred
Capital Stock of the American Wooden Com
pany OF record June %. 1914. Will be PAID
on the fifteenth day of July. 1914.
Transfer books for Preferred Stock Viii
be closed at the close of business June a.
1914. and viii be reopensd July Z. 1914
Checks will be mailed by the Guaranty
Trust Co. of New York
WIN. H. DwELLY. JH- Tr~asurW,
Boston. Maes.. June IL. 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE market
displayed very little activity during the
day. Trading for most part was limited
to odd lots. There was light demand
for Lake Superior. Tonopah Belmont sold
ex-diyidend at Z and WAS In some small
demand at that price Philadelphia Elec-
TRIO and United Gas Improvement were
Arm. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

Supreme Court-Appellats Division-Re-
supreme court-Appeilats Tsrmn.nee,s.,
Supreme Court-.speelai Term-Part L..
Before Erlanger. J. Motion calendar called
supreme cour,-specisi Term-Part H.
Before Greenbaum. }. Court opens at 1880
= Supreme couT,@specisi Tsrm--Par, III.
Before Sleser,sn; Motions fTefe ss;S
AS: s ?f;,,s' ss ,s, AK . s,ss
;sHs. ssst -" ,sSS; ,i.s; ,"s s, Xxx: Is
i'i fsr' ~ Iv ' L:hmsa j. Case un-
finished.
G.T vF sa P; ;ssm Ss,, III, clear 10 Parts
sSsie%s cos.;-rt.l Ts ,sss s;, , ,5
81. .iss. 81, $3.50. :ess. .sss. sss:' :sis,
So: 500 s ii.s :s "a %atai:Ssa ,,.''
s a!ss. $751; $751; i lia, f ssa s aS.G s M
1918, sStS. 1890, SOFA, 2llo. Case unfinished.
P Par. i yh.tSHs f. fH. tn: .%
s7:s. asa 373' 1853 ash. So 1855 ss:a'
sci. rs sosi. s7aI. Sass. 79s5' Case diminished.
Part viI-Adjourned for the term.
ss EtF: !s s!i :.s, sss .17 s, Sis
III Fsr sssS as s:o S0s sss ,;s $685. 1885, a 49,
istti.. :Sii. ssia. Tsis, s7is' s7H sis 1850
s75t Case unfinished. . .,.
:s.:. ri, -; ;..,' ssi,. ,s:!; s:ss ;:s,
Part XI-Before Gavesan. j. No day
Par. XIL.s.fcr. Con; :. Nc.. AL s sa;s
''i Part xi1rExd,o burned Tor tn. term.
part xiv.-Bsfor. H.ndrick;; J.-Nos
S:s: ~: 1 s:5s., ~; ;;:;: i u, ,; :ss
spa Par, *" Sv."s.,oIs ponn.Iis. ). Cas-. on
PART %yI~ss.fer., Weeks; s, 80. rs,
:s,s. 1903. 100. Ga isSs. ss'o. Cas-. un
Par, xvu-Bsfor. Phnbin. J. Causes q
be sent from Part II. for trial. Clear.
Part xvIir.-Bsfore Guy. Case on
surrosste's court-chsmbsv.---Pet Co
halar. 8. Motion calendar called AZ lo;s'
zIs.iiL KATE r.n n1 @iiiism s,sSSius.r
Caroline Ineel; Marietta ssntcrd' Mari. p
surrosst.'s court-Triai Tsr%-ssfosS,,
rrowl.r s; u Sous, op sis7 si,a siss $500
Es cav @ GoS SSnn Term--Part I-B.
fore Ia Fetra. J. Court opens at 10 A. M
Part II Before Green. 7. Court OPEN
at 10 A. NJ ES parte matters
| civ Court-rrIal Term--Part I-Befor'
soh rn,ck Mo- STA 1909 $40. s7s5
ssi5. 1854. sea- SECS, 7os 1928, !o!s. ..s.
S5ss, 1851 !s.s' 7?ss' s;ss sss, $50 $50 $50
1855. tiss, tsoi ssca: ssos; sscs, :sl.s ssss
| s5oi ttsO' 7lss, 7s4s Case unfinished.
Part T,--Before McAyoy.. J;-short cause
Nos. sss. 2ls. sTs: 2s5; sn. Szs. 81 ~,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
Republican Valley Railroad Company

slx Per Cent. Blonde due July I. 1919.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. In
pursuance of a trust mortgage deed executed
TO The New England Trust Company by the
Republican Valley Railroad Company, dated
July l. 1879, THE FOLLOWING SIX PER
CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS DUE JULY L.
1912. of said Railroad Company. secured by
said deed OF trust, HAVE BEEN DRAWN
FOR PAYMENT, VIZ:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16

Provisions closed steady. Cash prices
we're: Beef-Packet, s17.508s1s; family.
SIS $3.50 Pork-Mess. s22ms22.s0:
family. s249s25. Lard-Prime Western,
5000: refined Continent, slO.75: South
American, s1l.l5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
Totals

Cash markets were: Wheat-No. l
Northern at Minneapolis, 90Sc.: No. l
Northern spring {. o. b.. sl.01; No. 2
hard T. o. b. TO arrive. sl.01: No. 2 red
c. {. T. export, 92Ac.; No ! Manitoba
T. o. b., si.0i. Corn--No. 3 yellow C. I. T.,
19isc.; No. . yellow. 79Ac.; export, 7sAc
Oats-No. white. asa a t7l5c.; No. 3
white, 4jia n46iRc.; standards, +6d+ 7c
Rye-No. Western c. Z. New York, 72c.
Barley-Malting c. T. T. Buffalo. 6l@
Sc. Flour--Spring patents. 1925 /.
spring clear. S39OaSi. Kansas strsishts
to arrive, Si.25US4.35
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16

Court Of Appeals Calendar,
Albany, Jhne ib-Th- Court 81 Appeals
calendar for to morrow IL: Nos. eN. 900.
sie, 7o7. sis, ao6 ebl and b7b,
Referees Appointed.
Supreme Court--7y Justice Brlanssr-
I.snch va Martin, Maurice n. Rlumenthait
robinson Va. Muligan, Max IAppInAnI Chris
pen We, Frank, Arthur NJ, Friend.
BY Justice Rliur--Mtchell va Wagner,
rnos a. Pooth.
Receivers Appointed.
fupreme Court--!By Justice Erianger--
r1Ia W stevens vs. episcopal church His-
tcricai Tcmrs"yA hobart p stephenson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16

surrosats's Court Caiendar-Bsfors Ket-
cham. d Court open. AZ y a ~ in A.
Hall Of Records on second moor: The wills
T " ' Apcs Harrison. Henry Hutchinson
and Margaret Gillen. The accounting in the
nah Wolf. Marie Hasenah. Catharins Gay
nor. l.. Mssl,o joseph Pool, Frenciseo Fran
wells, q. schliernsoher. Mary ireland. MAJ
Earst Duny and Gottlisb RenoI The estate
Chsrles Wilson. Ross Kraft. Gsorsiann.
caiendsr-wills of Rosa Kraft and william
Hendrickson.
QUEENS COUNTY.
County Court--Criminai Term--Befers
Humphrey. J. Court opens ard calendar
called a, IA A N, Nos ussB, %so<b.
A22sB. t2''B. I2ssB' .'siB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
WEST VIRGINIA PULP q PAPER co:

Notice is hereby given, in accordsnss with
company Nos. !. II. 1853. ise. iss. All, sis
s25. 3si, $50. +57, <s7. $50. see. si2. sss,
Sls. 7b7. 7s2. A27. ass. A7%. A7s, AIN,
Also. A2Is. ALSO A23s. A26o. dated June
Gsth, 1905, have been selected for redemp-
lion and the same, with the accrued interest
in the City OF New York. on and afsr
July lat. 1914.
interest on said deb-ntures will cease on
and after July LIST. 1914.
ADAM X. LUKE, Treasurer.
Dated June 9th, 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
THE MIDLAND TERMINAL RAILWAY
COMPANY.

Sealed proposals. will he received At the
once Of The Farmers Loan and Trust COM
pany, No. 1922 William Street New York
City. for the sale to the Trustee. In accord
ancs With the provisions of the Mortssgs
sumcient amount OF bonds to invest S1.o:oSs
of the Sinking Fund
Proposals must be presented before -
o'clock NJ. on the 23rd day of june. 1914,
and should be dirscted as follows: Pro
minal Railway Company. The Fsrmers' LOAF
and Trust company No. 1922 william
Street New York CITY"
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, Trustss
New York. June O. 1914.
Any Ownership certificates which may De
necessary under the Income Tar Treasury
pons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-16
safety Appliances Provided.

THE results obtained during 1919"
says Mr.. sanderson In the annual report.
SHOW decided improvement over those
of any previous year since the organiza-
ton OF tho company. thus permitting a
larger appropriation for depreciation on
steamship property. A very large sum
has been expended in supplying extra llfo
boats and other life saving appliances to
the vessels OF the fleets.
Tho transatlantic passenger traffic
showed a general increase In 1918. OF
which your company enjoyed quite sat-
isfactory share. and the improved earn
ings for the year arc largely attributable
thereto. But Il In with very great regret
that your directors have to state that
business conditions thus far IN 1914 have
resulted in a material reduction In the
movement OF both passenger and freight
traffic and In consequence the earnings
up to the date of this report are very
unsatisfactory as compared with the cor
responding period OF last year. although
your various steamship services are fully
holding their own In the trades In which
they are engaged.
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The Liverpool market was quiet There
vS an easier business in spot cotton,
with middlng I points lower at Ts0d
Sales, 5000 bales Receipts, 1000 bales,
all American,
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- N w UI'I5 10 bINtTPVVI WITT VH1S'
Isns October. 1915; January, l2.s2. The
market there is due TO open to-day 5i3 to
points down.
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disappointment over Cruises.

The cruises 20 the Panama Canal and
West Indies during the year 1918 showed
very satisfactory results and II was an
ticipated that there would be a similar
movement In tho early months OF the
present year. but in this your directors
were disappointed. A large reduction In
the number OF cruises was necessary. with
consequent loss OF earnings, as compared
with the previous year.
In connection with tho Panama Pa
cifc Exposition the directors are con-
sidering operating the two steamers Fin
land and Kroonland from New York to
San Francisco. via the Panama Canal, be-
lieving that this will be an attractive
route to many people.
Tho transatlantic freight traffic dur
ing the first half OF the year 1913 was
quite brisk but during the latter half OF
the year Il showed decided falling on
and the earnings from this source we're
consequently reduced"
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Spot cotton at New York Was 20 points
lover Al 1870, Southern spot markets
we're unchanged 20 l-l6 lower, with New
orleans 10 1915, Galveston 10 lb-ls,
savannah l3N. Houston 1875, Augusta
ltt and Memphis i3a.
The New Orleans market was steady
Ahsr The rlnslnr herc nricna fherA NArA:
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Ana Seventeen as Bond,, $500 each. numbers
,5s III III Il. e! sss 81 So -,
The bonds bearing the above numbers will
D.vonshir. street, ON THE FIRST DAY or
JULY. 1911 with accrued interest to that
date, AFTER WHICH DATE INTEREST
ON SAID BONDS WILL CEASE, In con-
formity with the terms OF the trust deed.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.

mus lar this season. S,b0g,000 b
against $40 600 bales last year,