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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-04
FURTHER RECOVERY
IN COTTON PRICES
Stcadincss Of Market CGntin-
ucs Despite Certain Bear
ish Features.
NEW INSURANCE TURN

Yesterdays cotton market witnessed
A continuance Of the steadiness which
was shown after the opening On Tues
dsy. Buying was general throughout
the session and quite a sharp cover
ing movement. developed along in the
late afternoon thus forcing prices up
70 a net advance averaging about IA
>oints. This liz more than 30 points
above Tire low Level around the opening
an Tuesday. The heavy buying un-
doubtedly was actuated in large meas
Mr.. by the favorable impression created
nv IN. failure of the market to break
nm rho blockade announcement OF the
Alias.
This in tone was not af-
fected h certain ~unfavorable features
which came 10 light yesterday. 1t be-
cams the subject Of gossip yesterday
that Il was practically impossible TO
necptiate cotton bills with some of the
,srce,. financial institutions in New
York, chiefly on account of the dim
guilty in obtaining insurance. Some
a, the Southern shippers expressed the
,.ar tina, ID would be necessary TO sell
b~dges against cotton which had been
unmarked for export.
An insurance rate OF 30 per cent. is
AGED on shipments to neutral ports un-
lcas a guaranty Is given that the cotton
viii not he reshipped TO Germany. The
Underwriters, therefore. write the risks
subject to a clause relieving them OF
responsibility for claims which might
arise from the seizure Of the cargoes BY
IN. warships of the Allies. The clause
usually inserted is Free OF British cap
ture" In other words the insurance
companies consider that cotton snip
,nents to neutral ports would be sub
lee, to seizure by British warships un-
less A guaranty is given that the cot
Ton will be consumed in neutral coun-
tries
Cotton has not yet been placed upon
the con,raband list by any OF the AL
lies and nothing is known OF the de-
,aih BY which the latter propose to
carry out their announced blockade, The
move OF the insurance companies in
raising the rate to 80 per cent. Is mereij
a precautionary measure, but at the
same time it indicates that they do
not care to insure any cotton ulti-
mately destined for Germany. II is be-
lieved tina, the prohibitive rate of 30
per cent. would preclude all possibility
OF such shipments.
Even on cargoes to Liverpool il is d m
cult to negotiate exchange on account OF
the activity OF the German submarines.
A cablegram from the American EN-
hassy at Vienna says that the port OF
Genoa is o~vertaXed. The railway ca
paci;y for removing cotton is a maxi
mum Of 1000 bales daily. There are
nov in port at Genoa, awaiting removal.
: 400. 1000 bales. with additional due in the
near future.
Tho latest reports on receipts OF cotton
at Barcelona show 10000 bales more
Of American cotton up TO February IL
than at the same date last year.
W. H. Lewis. president OF the Texas
Farmers Union. reports good crop n
So conditions and splendid prospects for
bumper crops this season in central
TEXAS. Dallas jobber. state that last
veeb Was the best they nave had in
more than six months.
Futures closed steady.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.

There was some activity in raw susa-
yesterday. about 500 o bags having
been taken at prices ranging from
ljli. cents up t. ass cents for prompt
sh pment. The Federal uga Refrin;
Company paid 4S4 cents for about 90
600 bags OF March sugars. Though tho
final sales OF spot showed a fair recov-
cry from the low prices OF the day. Il
was s,ill s points below the previously
prevailing quotation.
Trade conditions have nov TO i'm
provement recently and the buying or
the part of refiners seems 10 be an effort
to steady the market. Refined sugar
was quiet and unchanged at So. cents,
The demand for standard %granulated
was very dull. The country has enough
sugar 20 MI present needs has stiil
TO receive me sugar on It's old orders.
The sugar futures market at the
Coffee Exchange was active and Arm.
Prices advanced 10 to l6 points on sales
OF 10. $50 bags. Prices were:
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TOWN OF WEST SENECA SEWER BONDS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that tho
underslgned viii SEA- to the highest l.die-
for cash therefor. sewer bordS OF the Town
Of West seneca, Erie County New York
= the aggrekate par value OF !-r.2so, 40,
~ 90 O'Clock In the afternoon ca the +'h
GAY Of March, 1915, at IN" of.r %; thr
Town clerk ~ said Town, Hh!sh J. located
OF Union Road. ~ the Village Of Encuryer,
Erie county. New York. ana that bis viii
thereof. up to and at the time o: such sac.
OF the denomination OF 81. 10000 each and
one bond Of the denomination OF sSso. 90.
The bonds will be dated April lst 1915.
The principal OF one OF these bonds Will
mature each year on the hrst day OF April.
comm eneinG April let 1915. and interest
be paid on the hrst day OF Apri! o: escn
year.
The Town OF Yves, s.n.ca. with a large
Aesessed valuation contiguous 20 the CITY
OF Buffalo, 10 the euarantor of these bonds
Each proposal must Ne Accompanied BY
a certified check payable TO the order ~
ths Supervisor OF the Town OF West
Seneca for two per centum Of the amount
bid.
The. right 4. reserved to re,eo, any and
all bids and TO waive any i~nformali,y.
For further Information. address William
Square. Buffalo. New York
For submission OF bids. address Christian
7. Schudt, Supervisor. Care OF Town clerk.
Eheneyer, Erie County New York
Signed CHRiSTIAN L. STHTDT,
Supervisor ~ me Town
81 West seneca,
rrie County. New York
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THE Il. r GOODRICH COMPANY.

@. -he y =. Gooir.-h company = hers6y
specially called. 20 be held az the On -
- the corporation, No. $50 Broadway 81
me c.'y % New York. y Y. on Veires
day, March 10. 1875 !n'1"diateiy ate
tn stockholders arnua, meeting tor The
purpose 0: voting upon and authorizing
reduction 81 the authorised capita, 80
% said company, In accordance WIKI 80
CAr'iiyatA o. Incorporation. tom SEQ, 10.
900 90 So 900. 600, by redurlnE the author.
i4el preferred capita, stock from $50. 900.
Ho1. Consisting ~ 800, 600 shares a. $50
each. 70 $ oo0. 600, consisting % $50 o.
snare. o. 500 each.
$50 Broadway, New York City, y. Z.
By order OF he Board ~ Directors
Il q WORK. President
e. II. RAYMOND. secretary.
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VULCAN DEFINING REPORT.
Company's D~nrit Reduced From
a2I3.n7O to s73.83o.

The report OF the Vulcan DEFINING
Company for the year ended December
81. 1914, shows that the Gefcit OF
the company for the yea was s73. $50,
compared with sel3.570 the year before.
n decrease Of s13a.63l. Total pro-
duct,on amounted 70 $7s+,6ss. against
s777.o55 in 1913. with a defci, after
expenses, repairs. &c, OF sT4.S52,
against one OF s2lt.2so the previous
year.
Other income amounting to 1914 re-
duced this deficit TO s73.939. The profit
and loss surplus OF the company on
December 81 was s333,al2. against
S4l4,SSl on December 81. 1918.
According 10 w, j., Butt'eld, the pres!-
dent, the company Is in a position 10 take
full advantage OF the return to nor
nal business Conditio.
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THE P P MARKET.

Tee copper metal market was moder-
at'ly active Yesterday and prices were
hrmly he'll A. la. cents a pound for
eee rolytic by the large producers,
and foreign account at this figure. The
snap break IN the London st ndard
warrants did not seem TO have any effect
on The market for the actual metal
~ff'ever The opinion among pro-
duot-s seemed 10 be nat the decline
va probably entirely the result OF spec
ua'ir. operations.
Calumet and Hecla Mining Company
has advanced It's price to l5S cents a
pol1d, making a premium of seven
erhts OF a cent over electrolytic, the
WIDEST difference which has ever existed
h'i"sen tho prices OF lake and the
former brand.
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ELECTIONS AND MEErINGs
aEIuIEuEM srEEL CnRpoRArInN-

NOTICE OF TENTH ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS.
The Tenth Annual Meeting OF the stock
holders Of Bethlehem S'eel Corporation
VII be held AZ Itz principal Office. No. 1t5
broad street, Newark. New Jersey, on Tues-
day. April q. 1913. az II O'Clock noon. Tor
the following purposes: - 20. cleo; 'oU~
directors 70 serve for a term OF three years,
~ to consider and vote upon IN. approval
and ratification Of al action OF the Boari
OF Directors. Executive Committee an
officers OF the Corporation since The Ninth
Annual Meeting OF ~ ~stockhoiders, he'd
on April :, 1914. and ~ 20 transact suca
other business as may properly come before
ssgi meeting
The books for the transfer OF shares q.
N. capital stock Of IN. Corporation. both
preferred ana common, wi. oe closed At q
o'clock +. ~ on Tuesday March 10, 1915.
and Will he reopened az 10 o'clock 4 ". on
Wednesday. April !. 1915.
u n JONES. s.cretary.
Newark. Sev Jersey, March s. 1915.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho American liner New York. -aiiing
on saturday FOR Liverpr1', vii take mall
closing at $3.50 4. VI 'or Europa except
Germany Austria. Hungary. LuxcmbuTE
and 1urkevD. Africa. West Asia and IN.
Eas, indies.
The Italian steamship Dant. Aiishieri.
sailing on SATURDAY for Naples, W.T. take
mai. closing a. = 90 A " FOR Germany.
Austria, Hungary and Turkey and Cor other
countries except LuIemburgD when spe
c!atly addressed.
SATURDAY. for Usvre. VII take mat. closing
A. noon. FOR France RunAnia Bulgaria.
ServiH. switzerland. r'aly. spain. PortugA,
Egypt. Greece, Br!'lvh india. British Elst
Afr!-s. siam. Malta. Gibraltar. Cc;'or.
straits Settlement. Dutch Eas' Indies
West Australia and Persia. also ohio.
countries except Germany, Austria Hur
gary, Lu1emburg ana Turkey when sps
claily addressed
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AMERICAN CAR A>p FOUNDRY co.

PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND 80 -
A dividend ~ one ana 'N-ee-luir'Crs per
cent. ti.es1 or the Preferred stock %
this Company has This iay heen declared,
paFtt." THURSDAY April :, 1915. 20 stock
holders 81 record a. The r'oss 80 business
Thursday, March -. 'Hit
Cheeks Wa DO mailed r, the Guaranty
TrNs' C%orphuy ~ New york
: : peIANp, T~rrasr-er,
wN VI HAGER, SNrreiarv.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The Northern ohio Traction and Light
Company reports for January gross earn
iUgs % $3.50 SIS, an increase OF SssTs,
operating expenses. however, Increased
ncctcd a loss o: $500, After interest
charges and preferred diy,dcnds there wa
a Surplus Of f3a, l02, a decline or !2,5G2
FROM January. 1914
Coast Counties Gas and E'etrric Com
ruuy has applied 10 the California Raj
road commission for Buthor,ty 20 issue
500, 0O0 pref-rrcd stock a.. $40 a share
and 10 pRy a commission NJ . per cent
on sales ~ this stock, II found recessar"
proceeds Of tho new stock will GO 10
reimburse the treasury OF the COMPANY
for $50. 81 expended for capital accoun,
and for additions and bsttsrments. b
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p. IORIIIARU COMPANY.

NV lOTk. NAFNh 5. wv,
A dividend OF . per cent. on the Pre-
te-red Stock and a dividend OF ~ per
cent. on the Common Stock and an extra
dividend OF 3 per cent. on the Common
stock OF T Lorillard Company have this
day been declared. payable April list 1915.
to Stockhcliers OF record al the close OF
business March lGth. 1913.
The Transfer Books o. the Preferred AMI
Common stock Of the which are
now closed FOR the purpose OF the Annual
Meeting q, the stockholders, 20 re held
March e'h, 1873 VII reopeI March 10Th.
1918 WM u. RHErT. Treasurer.
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Dividends AND INTEREST.
GEORGE ". HEI.ME COMPANY

,,,rlift,S HHv.nu.' New Y"lk 'ST"srrcSs'is,r
Dividends OF one and Three quarters
Fer Cent, on the Preferred stock and Two
and one Hat Per Cent, on the Common
stock OF George W, Helme Company were
This day declared. payable April lSlt.
to stockholders Of record at the close Of
business March 10. 1915. Checks will be
mailed.
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THE p. r. GOODRICH COMPANY.

the Annual MeetInE OF The stockhold-r.
n: The b r Goodrich Company fo- the
election thy the holders 90 the common
stock of directors. for changing the mum
hsr II directors from sixteen 20 fourteen.
and amending the By-4aT- acccsdirg4 s..
s-I Cor the Transaction OF such other bust.
rass as may properly come hsfor. she
meeting. VIII be held az ne otfce OF the
corporation, No. $50 Broadway. In IN.
City II New York. y. Y, March 10. 1873.
az 10 80 O'Clock A ".
l1S0 Broadway. New York CITY. y. Y.
- b RANMOND sacretarv
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AMrRIC,> CAR AND rolNDRy co.
coMMoN CAPirHi.4 STOCK

COMMON CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND so 20.
\ dividend OF on" hat per cent - r. B.
IN tn" Common stock ~ 'hi- CNupan'
has ;his daS been declared pavRh'A Thurs
day, April l. 1919, 70 stockholders ~ record
at thu close 81 business THURSDAY, March
II. 1875
Cheeks viii 10 mailed nv N. Guaranty
Trust Company Of New York
: : noI.A\O Treasurer.
WM NJ HAGER, Secretary
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AMERICAN SNUFF COMPANY.

H'HlpHls, lNHH hhf'n y $40
Dividends o'1t,et on the preferred stock
and 3"c on IN" common sfooit 81 American
SnuT Company were to-da" declared. pay
able Apil !, 1915, 20 stockholders ~
record al close ~ business March ~. laib.
checks will he mailed Transfs- backs
will remain open
n Y FlNCM rrensnver
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sew YORK TRANSIT COMPANY

y WF'1 IN-II- wv I'fN, MAJ \ T. wv
a .tN.l"ru $500 PEI share has se-
So" -a 'r rlH taT,'t stock % ~,
roHp,r,. Ft...e Ar. i-. lr'r. - s'o-b
h'it-i, z =. AZ 'h. lose - NIsHa'
Sldr. % Cd, .t..
a. 0nm0,gr. a'lous regarding PAYNE
or chang" 81, address should hc sen; 20 IL
undersigued uo' .st~r 'AsH Apr, =. 1915
GEORGE ciESEBRO'. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-04
ARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AN PN ~
Sun rises s?5 sun sets. 55i Moon rls-fe ,,
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sspdyH'k as Gov Island e.HSs Rel Gate ~ >
low WATER tbs DAY.
sandyHr. ~ Gov. Island ~ Hell Cat. 5 20
Arrived WEDNESDAY. rsrch 3
ss United sta;ee. s;T A " Chr-lan.snd
Feb -
ss Tsormina "a ". Palermo FOB =
50 La Flsndre, 80 \ ", Rotterdam
Feb c
$ Rinaldo. s45 A ". Hln Feb
50 Buensventura noon. swansea Feb Is
:. Mundsle. 10 = ". Matirzat FeN
- Asonauin, . = ", Turks Island.
Feb g
= Coro.ai. bn Pu-o RICO Fob e
- Juan. 40 A VI Jsull.~t Fob
- Lou'.. = \ NJ. Rucfelds Frh
- Il Vale Galveston. FrN
s. colorado. Galveston Ffo =
- Mohawk. JsSks0ryi'i, FEB -.
Ss Hamilton. Norfolk Mar
s. Dela Ph'Iade,nhia. March
s. Gihrslth Boston. Ntr,l s.
50 NIlinocket. stockton. Ndrrh !
ARRIVED FROM NEw YoEE
9. Ducs d'Aos's a, Naples
SAILED roR S.w Jn"r
6. R--gnstord. from Tsr-e7
- BraLo. from san lGaa
= Maracalho. from Mt~t-t"o
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wEYMAN.BRUTON COMPANY.

New York. March 3, 1913.
Dividends. Of l%er or tho l-o'Crret
stock and 3oc on the Common stock ~
-Rrutnn Company we're THIS day
declared, payable Apr, /. 1915, 70 stock
holders OF record AT the close % business
March IS. 1915. Checks will be matted.
HUNTER nROOKE. III. Set'y q Treas.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston, March with only a few
exceptions prices were higher for all
GASES of stocks. Osceola was the
strongest OF the mining issues, closing
with Il gain of 3 points for the day.
Boston and ain Railroad advanced
~. United Erui, . and United Shoe
Machinery |. Massachusetts Gas was
lower. while the common gained frac-
tionally. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-04
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. March Strength wa
shown by Consolidated Power, which
advanced n point, n United Railway
selling at IS, up y. United Railway
incomes also showed an improving tend
cncy. The summary:
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3.-The market
again showed moderate activity and
strength. Philadelphia Rapid Transit
certificates made a further gain OF /,
and Union Traction improved a point.
The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-04

For e~stern New York and New .Jersey,
fair to-day partly cloudy Tomorrow: mod.
crate Dortbwr est winds.
For New England fair today and 10.
morrow: moderate nor'hwest 10 we-t wind.
For western New York. fair to-day: IN
settled 10 morrow. probably snow In west
part. moderate north and northeast wind.
NEW YORK, March An area Of
high pressure with IT, centre over tho lake
regions spread ou'heastuard into the east
QUIZ States yesterday. with colder. fair
weather, cutting on tho advancing storm
from tho Rocky Mountains and causing
II to expand With increased force over the
states Of Colorado. Nebraska and wyo-
ming and spread an area or rainfall over
the S~outhwestsrn states and into the lower
Mississippi VALLEY. while II waA causing
snow from colorado northwnrd Warmer
weather spread over all the states west
of the Mississippi There were local snoys
around the lake regions ana western New
England. Hish orshorc winds continued
along the north Atlantic coast. =, was
colder In the middle Atlantic States.
In this city the day wa. fair and colder:
high northwest winds average humidity,
~ per cent. barometer. corrected 10 read
10 sea love-, a. A NJ. 30 NJ. p. ",
30 "a.
Tho temperature IN this city 7~~ts-day.
a. recorded ny the oficiai thermometer, 4.
shoUp ,u tho anpexed ,nh's
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THE DELAWARE & HUDSON COMPANY

A quarterly dividend OF TWO AND ONE.
ital stock OF mis- Company aill be paid a;
the Once OF the Company, :? Nassau stree.
20. 1918. to S~tockholdar. OF r-cord az close
OF business to-day
By order OF he Board o. Managers.
CHARLES A. WALKER. Treasurer.
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At Liverpool closed steady
a. ILL., AN Elaa pra,

Eleven A. NJ. bids to Liverpool were :
March, sac May, SEQ July, Ssh Oc-
tohcr, 400 December. 929 The mar
ket there is due TO open to-day a. to
IL: points advance.
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NORFOLK 4 WESTERN RA,Iw>, "a.

The BOARD OF Directors has declared q q, ar
tcrly dyldend OF One and One Half Per Cent
upon the Common Stock Of the COMPANY,
PAYABLE az the office Of the Company. Com.
merr,al .TrnM building, Philsdelphia Pa
az registered at the close Of business fehru
Ny g, lsib, Il II ALDEN, Secretary.
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THE PTTTSBURG MARKET.

P"rrsRURG, March 3.-Trading was
te1' and only a few small price changes
developed. Manufacturers Light and
f"', vas Of = and American Sewer
Ppe lost u. The
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spot cotton al New York was quiet.
l. advance. Middling, $50. southern
spot markets were unchanged 20 IL
To.nts advance. with New Orleans Isl.
Galveston S.35. Savannah s, Houston
SIS. Augusta 49, and Memphis 1.ss.
The New Orleans market closed
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100000
Montreal Tramways & Power Company, Ltd.
Twe-Yesr go Collateral Trust Gold Notes

y 40 V0naUT1 Iru9t OOI0 N0te3
Tel. dated N t. 1913 Interest," yb. April and oadb" L. p.A April T. tNI
AuLei.A N3Ooooo Oua.ndmsS 7Oooooo
Principal md inter: pyb. in hw York Un"d State" old coin
Rsd~msb. at thee pon Of the Company on April L. 1916 at par and mhsu~ on 80 day. ~do
BANKERS RUST COMPANY NE YORK. TRUSTEE.
~ Secured BY dpost with the Trustee Of conatnrl carrying ii. voting
+ montreal Excepting onem M) and owning large ar we on
the ST. Lawrence Rive, with plants for the manufacture and dshbu-
ton Of electric light ad power to tho City, of Montreal
CO The aggregate market wu Of the onatnl pledged ap present a. .
ported to U.s. eacecds 81 60OOOO. or over 1909 Of the amount Of
nos outstanding
(O interest and dividends from the seurdep pledged amount to $550000
pu snnMm Annual interest charges on these notes are $4,000
Earnings for the h@al year 1871 accUins to the collateral pledged
were equivalent to nearly twice the interest charges on these notes
op @@hAs Rh fwwAd sW ~~L W from sh~ hon. swdnd the @~V3
Dsmhhs ss deliverable md payable April let
Legal dns VII be p.~d upon By MMa shemM q Nrs Of New York and M~~
l. nr1 MdD.urI M.dcA.n. 4 Pop. Of Montreal
Having placed o~~ twothrd' Of thi' ISSUE " e offer the nsod balance.
PRICE, 1914 AND INTEREST, YIELDING 5000.
Potter, Choate & Prentice
SIS Wall Street
New York
To boA~. Of montreal ramways & Power Co Not" maturing April la,
We vii pay on April ST. lO0N fat exeoupon. for a limited amount Of He
sbove noe maturing on htd lay in exchanged for like amount of the new oe at
1914 and interest
This fer ternnabe without Office and holda, desiring 10 take .dv,ntas Of
the offer must advise Immediately
POTTER, cloATE 4 PRENTICE
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Interior stocks and receipts were

EIports Yesterday, 50,J39 bales. To-
tsl thus far this season, 5,452,152 bales,
against 7.2i0.055 bales last year.
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Hishos, Temperature, as. At ~ oil 4. "
Low est temperature. ~. at II G =. ".
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The IAverpoo! market opened steady.
There was a dull business IN spot cotton,
with middling 9 points advance at i.a1d.
Sales, 1000 bales receipts, 26.30i bales.
moulding 2j,69s American.
I--.nS ~ lLNnrn.nl .lnsnA SfnnlN.
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Trustee
Chartered 1922

Chartered 1922
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Nos l6, 49,, 20 & 90 William Street
Branch Office, AIS Fifth Avenue
New York.
LONDON, Is ooctspur st., s "; 2e Old Broad Street. b
PARIS, II Boulevard Hsussmaan BERLIN, SO Inter den Linden. l. W.
Trsvelers' Letters Of Credit. Foreign Exchange.
Administrator Guardian
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Arrived WEDNESDAY ,fsrch ?
ARRIVED FROM NEw Y0EE
g. Duca d'Aos's al Naples

SAILED roR S,w To"r
- R>-rnsf.ord. from Tsr-r7
>s BraIo. from san JIas
- N~ar-1caiho. from Nt-t-t."n
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad reports to the Interstate
Commission for January:
1915. Changes.
Total oper. rev. S.7ci.Sot Dec. s22i.osi
Total oper. eTpe 3.t6S. $50 Dec. 1880
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-27


AS a l sat looking at and listening
to Kitty it was>borne on me more
than ever that no woman should mar
ry unless she intended to have chill
dren as soon as possible. Here must
be natures cure for all our restless
ness.
why don't you have baby, Kit
ty?" asked.
Time enough" she answered, 81
don't want to give up two years of
my youth to baby. l want to have
a good time first"
Kitty, you selfish little creature!
According to your own confession
you are not having a good time and
l think it is because you are not full
filling natures one great law-the
propagation of the species. For this
you were made, my dear, notwith-
standing all the sphistries of those
who whisper of any other reason for
your living.
Dame Nature has but one idea
and to carry it out she puts the de-
sire we call love into your hearts
and we feel that neither of us can
live without the other. And so full
Of hope and love, the man glOrying
in the thought of possession and the
woman obsessed with the idea of be-
longing, we take each other by the
hand. From that moment nature
has done with us. Her work has been
accomplished She does not care if
The fire she lighted in our hearts dies
Out-if the foolish selfishness we both
thought we had put behind us for
ever has come creeping back bringing
with it Indifference and oftimes dis
like.
I'VE are caught in her net and
chained to her work. She puts the
fire of love into our hearts and it may
burn red or grow gray. 1t is all one
to her
81 believe all women are hammer