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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29
ELECTIONS AND MEErINGA
The International Nickel
Company
MotIc0 Of Annual Meeting

Notice Is hereby given taat the Annual
Meeting Of the stockholders OF Tho In
ternationai Nickel Company viii be held
at the principal Office of the Company. AT
Constable Hook. Bayoane. New Jersey. on
Tuesday, the LIST day NJ June. 1918. at
eleven o'clock In the forenoon. for the pur-
pose Of ~clecting nve directors TO hold oflc.
FOR three years and for the Transaction Of
such o'her business as may come before
the meeting. including considering and
voting upon the approval and ratification
Of all contracts, acts and proceedings Of
the Board OF Directors and OF the Execu-
tive Committee ~ this Company since
June :nd. 1914. as set forth In the minutes
OF the Board OF Directors and OF said Com
mi-tee. which VIII be open to examination
by Stockholders Of record during business
hours. at n. New York City ONCE OF the
Company. ~ Exchange Place.
The stock transfer books VIII he closed
A. the close OF busirsss on THURSDAY. the
i3.h day Of May. !siS and will be re-
opened AZ 10 O'Clock N IN. morning Of
Wednesday, June 2nd. 1915.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
JAMES L. ASHLEY. Secretary.
Rayonre, New Jersey. April 18th. 1918.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

TIE American liner New York. sailing
to-day for Liverpool. VIII take mail. clos.
Ing at 500 A. NJ. for Europe Except Ger
many. Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg and
Turkey, Africa. West ASA and the East
Indies.
The French liner Chicago. sailing sun.
DAY for BORDEAUX. ~ take mail. closing
~ $40 A. VI, for = nee. Rumania. RuI-
gAria. SsrSia. swift land. italy. Portugal,
Egypt. spain. Gre .te. British india. prIt-
ish East Africa. Siam. Malta. Gibraltar,
Ceylor. straits tett,snents. Dutch East
I1fies. West Australia and "srsia. also for
osieT countries t"xCcr' tie ANY. Austria.
hingary LuNemhurg and . rkeyb when
specially addressed.
The italian liner TarrrIha sailing Mon
day for naples. will take mail. closing at
sso A. NJ. fN Italy and other countries
Except Germany. Austria. Turkey and
Hungary when specially addressed.
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LIMITED TRADING
IN COTTON MARKET
Liverpool Exchange Closed and
Memorial Holiday Near
at Hand.
CONDITIONS IN ALABAMA

owing TO the fac: that Liverpool was
closed and the Memorial Day holiday
was close at hand trading In cotton
Yesterday was limited and prices moved
within a narrow range There was 4
steady undertone throughout the ses-
sion Prices. after opening at a sigh
decline. advanced about nine points and
later reacted to the closing level OF
Thursday.
Some steadiness was impaired by re-
norris OF heavy rains In Mississippi. east
Texas. Arkansas. Alabama and Georgia.
The forecas, also called for unsettled
weather over the next day or so
Two priva;e reports were issued That
Of A. Norden & Co. placed the condition
q, sos per cent, and the acreage re-
dnction at 1874 per cent The report
OF Clement, Curtis & Co. of Chicago
places the acreage reduction at 1871 per
cent. equivalent to a reduction Of 5.7i5..
900 acres. The condition OF the plant
was placed at $40 per cent, which COM
pares with the Government condition
last year OF 74.3 per cent. Clement,
Curtis 4 Co. say that the acreage and
go ooo 49,
'na 81. y.u Va. c.,..
"N -,
ENc"s.se i" .no "eea
was LOU. o,'es' us"'"s' 'o'o'i ias'
year Inc 'o'al LOT the season was ~
b.''ooo pa'es' against ih'''ooo oaies
last year.
The board Of managers at its meet.
ing Friday afternoon adopted resolu-
tons expressing Its regret over fhe
resignation OF Supt. William v. KIM
and its appreciation OF he fidelity with
which he discharged the duties of his
office during his ser vice OF nearly seven
teen years.
One item OF considerable interest 10
cotton men Yesterday was contained in
= report receiyed Nv the Department Of
Commerce from the American Consul.
co,a,oI n, rbr,a,, .,ia (which .aid.
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The scnate'r Action.

In an effort to give relief against this
objection the Serate and the conference
committee enacted Hesitation that the
court has just construed as more sweep
Ing than anything they had ever xx-
pected and nd virtually given a hort
zontal reduction of 8 per cent. on all
duties upon goods brought in under the
tariff law.
The last Congress. seeing the posi-
bilities in the legislation. decided to pro-
vide an appeal from the Customs Court
TO the Supreme court In case the Law
WAS attacked. and in the efforts to give
that relief there WAS produced the So
markable statute. which seemingly pro-
Il Is too late.
Happily Uncle Sam has demonstrated
more than once that he is a Law un'o
himself on occasions. In the present
complication nobody believes that the
discussing officers of the Treasury will
obey the mandate of the Customs Court.
even II one is issued. II II should he
the importers might try to compel obei-
fence TO the mandate through a writ ~
m%andamus. To Obtain that takes tina.
hut the Government officers d. not bn-
lieve they will be put TO the necessit"
of disobeying a mandate Of the Customs
Court.
They believe that IL they obtain a writ
o. cnrtiorari from the Supreme Court the
Customs Court will recall the mandate.
II It has issued. and in that way the
status quo will be preserved.
All OF this, OF course. proceeds upon
the theory that the Supreme Cou will
entertain the application for the writ Of
certiorari before the mandate Is issued
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. May 2s.--There was little
trading In the market FOR copper shares
to-day. The market was with trend.
but prices were inclined to yield under
slight pressure and were as easily adj
vanced on any show OF buying demand
The Porphyry Coppers. Utah Copper.
chino and Ray Cons oil took savorabls
dividend action. Utah increasing Its rate
to VI, Chino to T5c. and Ray restoring
its former dividend OF S7hc. There was
little reflection shown In the shares,
however. American Zinc and Butte and
superior continued active. the latter de-
claring the regular dividend Of use. ana
extra disbursement OF eM per cent.
United Shoe Machinery continued active
and strong. Railroads we're %featureless.
Tho summary.
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ana foreign cash demand. The har-
Vesune operations should progress
steadily northward from this date and
the premiums for the first run Of new
wheat should attract considerable from
me farms. Export buying was confined
70 only thirty loads yesterday and the
amount OF wheat sold TO foreigners for
early summer shipment WINS very light.
Ihere may be an expansion in this abb
sorptloh next month. although the
freight situation and the foreign ex-
cnange conditions initiate against active
transactions
Private cables from abroad say ,ha,
supplies are adequate for the present
ana relatively nigh cost of quick ship
men. wheat Is against English buying
'nuia ana Argentina are shipping l!ber-
any OF wheat. while the exports from
american points continue free. S,nc.
January l Argentina has exported H..
oop,oO0 bushels q! wheat. india Is shin
p'ng ~ the rate of l.500.000 bushels
weekly The exports from the United
states ana Canada For he week we're
e.eSS.ooo bushels. making ,he total
s,nce July s7o.ooc.o 900 bushels. against
been about $4,000 900 bushels shtnped
from the United States. with exports .,
ABOUT O.o00,o00 looked FOR during June.
Corn-The market was unable TO re-
am the forenoon advances, which had
Tor their basis the continued rnins In
the West. Crop adv.ces were a repeti-
ton OF those recently received. II was
asserted that r~eplanting would be nee
"ssary in many parts Of Nebraska.
Iowa. Kansas and Illinois and ira,
there was further evidence OF seed rot
ting In the ground.
snort covering and fresh speculative
uemand were hardly equal TO eSpecta.
tons When the wheat market gave
way corn values made a qnick response.
Ihere was A reaction OF lisc. In the
Suenos Ayres market, and with freigh,s
IN Argentina declining and corn lower
than corn here renewed talk Of Arren.
tine corn lmportations was heard. Tho
oasis FOR such dealings is still said to
De ABOUT . cents or more out OF line.
Inc export inquiry locally yesterday
was not or important volume nor was the
domestic cash demand urgent Late
crop news indicated that rains In the
East and In the far South had Improved
the conditions. Moreover, .he forecast
sueeested clearing conditions In the West
after to-day. Brudsfreet's export.
Shove 1900. 900 bushels for the week'
with the total since July I placed Al
$4,000. oOO bushels. against 1000, 900 A
year ago.
oats-Reports that new oats wers
moving In Texas and that there would
De greater hedge pressure In the market
next week discouraged outside buying.
The list was inclined to move In con-
formity with the changes In other mar
kets. however. Most OF the crop news
read favorably n there did not seem
10 be a noteworthy export demand,
There are assertions that oats recently
bought for the British Government are
rot wanted abroad for the present. al
though IL 10 not believed that there will
be resales. Export bids at present are
chiefly from continental Europe,
Prcvisions-The slight declines were
attributed 10 The meagre upport and
greater nervousness over shipping con-
ditions. Speculative trade was unim-
proved as to volume. The hog market
was a shade steadier for the day.
Chicago prices:
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THE G MARKET.
Increased Activity In Raw-spot
Adyances tO Ann.

There was an increase of activity and
strength In the raw sugar market yes
terday. The spot price was advanced
to 4.95 cents. duty paid New York. on
sales OF between 100000 and $50, 600
bags During the early part OF the day
the Howell interests took all avalla-
bic offerings Of Cubas and Porto Ricos
at 4S9 cents. This was followed / in
the afternoon by further active buying,
which resulted in the advance ~ LIS.
Foreigners were still bidding l.s5 cents
for raws AT Cuba but no business VIZ
reported.
The strength Of ra vs. stimulated the
demand for refined sugar and fairly ac-
tive buying took place yesterday. There
were predictions that the price would
be advanced AT the beginning of next
week and the country contra cted for ad-
d%itional supplies In order to anticipate
the rise.
The uga futures market At tho
Conee Exchange was quiet and steady.
Total sales were 5000 tons.
Drtnas v,or
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. May army
orders we're issued to-day:
FRS Lieut.. u W Stephenson. Coast
Artillery. from Ninety-sev~nrh Company to
Fort winfield Scott. California.
capt. ! u Watson, coast Artillery, 10
recruiting service ~ Tcrre Hsute. Ind. re-
licving First Lieut. n. u. Cooper. Twenty
nrst Infantry vho will 10Th his regiment
capt, II Il. Eames, Twenty-eighth In
fsutrN, from Washington. n g, to Fort
Sill. oklahoma,
capt e. r. kibourne, Coast Artillery.
detailed ss member OF General STAN Corps
First Lieut.. Il. 4. NIdgalski. from Eighth
20 Tenth Cavalry
FIRST Lieut. T =. bernard. from Seventh
to tlrs, cavalry.
FIRST Lieut.. ". L. Dunn. from Second to
Third Field Artillery,
FIRST Lieut.. e. = Rlskrly, from Second
to sixth Field Artillery.
capt. II W. Miller, IN Twenty-eiehth
Infantry.
First Lieut.. 4. u. Van wormer, 10
TWpn second Infantry.
First Lieut.. q. Compton, to Twenty-sixth
Infantry
First Lieut.. +, NJ Brunzell, to Tenth
Infantry.
FIRST Lieut.. L. A Mcclure, IN sixteenth
Infantry.
second Lieut.. +. p, Scowden, to Eleventh
Infantry.
Second Lieut.. q A sanford, to sixteenth
Infantry.
second Lieut., f. : Kuegei. to Twenty
eighth Infantry,
second Lieut. 4, G. Gardner, to Twenty.
second Infantry.
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U. S. WILL REFUSE
$2O,OOO,OOO REBATE
Petition for a Supreme Court
Writ Against Tariff Blum.
der to BE Filed.
PROBLEM OF MANDATE

wAsuiNcrow. May 2s.-Further ev-
dencc of the bungling Of Congress in re-
gard to the 8 per cent. discount clause
OF the Underwood tariff law came TO
light to-day,
So complicated Is the situation grow
ing out of the United States Customs
Court decision on this paragraph In the
tariff law hat officials OF the Depart
mert of Justice have been unable to de-
termine Jus, where the Government
stands on the question OF an appeal.
The last Congress passed an act
which provides that either party 20 .
suit In :he Customs Court may within
sixty days after the issuance OF The
mandate In the given case apply TO the
Supreme Court Of the United states for
a writ OF c%ertiorari. The object of this
act was to permit ar appeal from the
Customs Court, to which was given ex-
elusive jurisdiction in customs cases.
II the statute IL to be construed as
Il reads the Government would be pre-
cluded from Ming a petition for a writ
CT certlorari before the mandate Is Is
s1ed. or In other words. relief could not
DO asked for until after II was zoo iate
to do any good
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Waiting trading conditions prevailed
on the Consolidated Stock Exchans,
yesterday. There were. however. a mum
Der OF special movements Canadian
Pacific. after opening at 1853. which was
" of a point above Its closing price on
Thursday, declined sharply, touching
1851 and closing at 1861.
Toward the close Rock Island moved
up sharply. II had opened at IN,
which was Y Of a point above It's clos
Ing quotation OIL Thursday. but II after.
ward reacted to 16M. In the finai
trading II advanced to lSN. at which
price the hnal sale was made.
Among the lower priced stocks Inter-
borough common was again prominent,
desiings in Il continuing to be st,mu-
lated by the understanding that the re-
organization plan IL sure to 70 through.
II opened at 22E, unchanged from It's
closing price Of the night before. and
early sold a. high A. 23A. Its low was
22N and Its closing 22x.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

As trustee under trust agreement Sc.
curing the = per cent. gold notes Of the 81.
Lead Company. the Bankers Trust
Company IL asking for proposals for the
sale to II OF the gold notes to exhaust A
sinking fund Of $500, 900.
". Alvin waChsman, who for the mas,
eight or ten years has beer conrccicd with
the nrIn uf fi~nss"If, Lyon 6 60, Vas
IA member OF the New York cotton
Exchange Yesterday.
william r, COMPTON compary and ks.
sci. Kinnicutt a GO. are Offering $500. 600
city OF Milwaukee ~ per cent, school
bonds At a price to yield 4,25 per cent.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.


~ eastern Nrw YORK, partly cloudy
Quay sn"wrrs fo-nitht ~ fo-nnorrow;
"ouer.se ""r'h"es' winds.
for view jersey cloudy to-day: showers
'o.WorroW' mod'ri'e snl't'ng winds be-
SIns es-' 70 soG'a
for eastefh Pennsylvania unsettled to-
v,,a. ..ro,,,n. "s"'
70, .o,,.... g.. - ~ spun'
..owa.. ""t " u" 'o-uey'
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WASHINGTON. May :s.-The bs,,ieship
rsNss and submarines k-S and ks have
arrived at New port. battleship South car
o.lua at TOmpkinsville. hattleship New
York a. New York yard; tug Vixen NJ
Camden. tender Fortune at Mare Island.
collier Nero at Guaymts, min. ship Ril'i-
more ~ HLnpto Roads; Caesar has sailed
from Newport for Philadelphia. tug rncas
FROM Roston fo- Hampton koads. collier
Mars from SeNl' Point for Philadelphia;
hstt.-shIp SOUTH Dakota from Bremerton
FOR Tacoma collier saturn from Guaymas
for san Diego. yacht EAGLE from GUAM
tLuamo for Acu' BAY, Hayti. battleships
Wyoming. Texas, Delaware. Georgia and
north Dakota from Newport for Hampton
Roads, des,rnyers Nicholson from Gardi-
n-r's Ray Cor Newport and gunboat VIII
tniugton for SWatow.
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H F MARKET.
Buhiness Ira nsnctrd Light-TotaI
Sales $500 BAGS.

The volume OF business transacted on
the Coffee Exchange yesterday was ex-
ceedingly light. total sales amounting 10
only $500 bags. but the markc. dis
played a steady undertone owing to the
absence or offerings. Prices Mt the
close were 4 to II points higher. The
cables were steady. spot quotations at
Brazil being maintained. The local
spot market was quiet. with prices I'M
changed, and offers in cost and freights
were about the same.
Brazilian markets were featureless.
Rio rs and Santos Is we're unchanged
at 1926 n $500 respectively. Rio
and Santos receipts totalled 1900 bags.
Sac Paulo had 5000 and Jundiahy
1000. The rate of Rio exchange on
London was unchanged at ~ 5-32d.
Prices were:
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N. Y. TO LEND TO ARGENTINE.
National CITY Bank and Bariuu
Bros. to Make Lonn Jointly.

BuENos AYREs, April 27.-Local bank
ers subscribed the entire Internal loan
Of $50, 900 900 paper for the national
Government. The basis Of this loan
was six months at 6ia per cent. The
foreign loan under consideration by the
Government calls for $50. 900, 900 gold
at S per cent. for five years.
1t Is understood that this loan will he
made Jointly by the National city Bank
Of New York and Barring Bros, and not
by Barring Bros, alone. as has been re-
ported by the British press.
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sTEELs STRONGEST IN LONDON.
Lead American Issues In Light
Trading Abroad.

LONDON, MAY 2s.-Trading was ex-
tremely light. but the undertone was
generally firm. Git edged issues were
steady, with irregularity IN home rails.
Russians were better. n on re-
ports Of a possible secession by Hun
gary the bonds of that description i'm
proved. Brazilian securities were
heavy.
The American section showed little
change. Steels were strongest. Cana
dian Paclfcs were under pressure.
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BONDS.
Auto Kills Roy Stealing Ride,

Andrew Young. II, OF $50 Meeker
avenue. Williamsburg. was run over
by an automobile driven by its
owner, Henry Martin of 296 Ainslie
street, yesterday AT KinRsrand avenue
and Lombardy street. The bow had
been stealing a ride on a motor truck
and when ordered on ran directly i'm
front OF the auto. He died o after
reaching st. GATHERINGS Hospital.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. May 2S-Thcre was no
change in the condition OF this marke,
talon Carbide and Stcwar: Warner were
2 htt!c hrfrer on small sales. Peoples
Gas declined q point and other issues re-
mained steady chicago Railway LIST
showed further weakress. iris bciny
about the only feature ~ the bond do.
rartm"nt. Tho
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Arrived Nay %

Arrived FRIDAY. May -.
Sc Rotterdam. s~7 A. NJ. Rotterdam.
s. vas,ier Cons,antino-. , i NJ. Naples.
Nav IL
Ss Gorredyk, LIS A NJ. Rotterdam.
May u
IS Principe di rd.ne N. Naples.
May IL
SIS CIar, 9 A. NJ. Swansea. MAY y;
s. Trinidad, $50 A NJ. Liverpool. May II.
s. y,ssari. io:so 4 N Barbados Nav ..
So Tbh.rxen. $50 = VI. huiil!s. May -.
s. catherine Cun"o. I A NJ. Bsracos.
May 3
s- Colon. noon. Crs,obai. May -
ss Mun~ood. p9 \ NJ. Matanzss
May -
$ San ,lsciuto. Galveston. Nay .
s. Hamilton. Norfolk. Nay e.
- Ec"n"Ns'. Ncbiis May -
- Ra.lium. Philadel Dhis. May -.
- pawncc. Philadeiphia. May g
ARRIVED FROM NEw YORK
SIS Noordam. nj Falmouth.
SIS -. Andrew. on Gibraltar
50 Duca d'Aosts. nj Naples
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
s. Regina d'Italia. from Maple.
So Tenadores, from Havana,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29

ALBANY, May 2s.-Court OF Appeals
calendar for Monday, MAY ~; Dime Sav-
lass Bank IS, Butler; People * Re. Town
Of Pelham VS.. village Of Pelham; Bar,
Der vs.. Woolf. People vs., Bailey; matter
OF petrie; People ex rel smith vs., Travis
matter city New York. Harlem River
Bridge; Metropolitan Trust Company W.
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Executor Trustee
Chartered 1922
The Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY
Nos l6. Is, 90 & % William Street
Branch Office, AIS Fifth Avenue
New York.
loSDog. IS coet.pur St.. S ". 90 Old Broad s,ss. Ea
PARIa Al Boulevard Haassnan, BERLIN. So Uuter den Linden, 4 \. 7
Travellers Letters Of Credit. Foreign Exchange.
Administrator Guardian
~. yO.EpH LEAD COMPANY

" Tev teWu. tT00 S0veS.
BANKERS rRtsr COMPANY. Trustee
under Trust Agreement dated Jsnusry /,
lsit, securing tas SiH Per Cent Gold Notes
o. ~ Joseph Lad Company. VIII purchase
upon. receipt Of moneys for the sinking
Funf. notes issued under said agreement
70 an amount sIffcien; a. nesriy as may
be 20 exhaust .,h. suin Of sSoo.s,+io. OF
shich Set 70 IL nov 10 the credit Of the
$4,000 IL 90 be paid TO the Trustee on or
said agreement. and said Trustee hereby
Invites sealed offers TO be submitted to Il.
at or before IL O'Clock noon June IS. 1915.
st III once. is wall Street. Manhattan,
New York Ct,y. Cor the sale to " OF such
notes AZ prices 20 he named IN such orers.
vhirh offers shsii be for all or any part
81 'he notes so offered. provided. however,
:hat no o~ers Will be accepted which shsi;
BE .'7r surl IN excess of one hundred
aud or" per centum. ti0!-l OF she prin-
e'ps! s-ogn' - such notes. snd accrued
;nterest. Notices of provisional acceptance
% oS'rs VII; he -rsi.d Juae 20. 1875. 20
'5~ makers - such thereof as are 80 &C
ce?'e1. A. :hs addresses designated by
;hr- respectively. Delivery Of Noes ac-
copied. citA July 1. 1915. and subsequently
maturing coupons attached. should be
made or after july !. 1915. on which
date '""res, or accepted notes Will ceas ~.
The Trustee reserves .he right to accept
In part
Bsnhsrs r,uss Company. Trustees.
h L RICHARDS.
Assistant Secretary.
Dated. New Yo-k. NAV 20. 1915
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
NEW YOKk TRANSIT COMrANY.
~ 80 Na-L

- Broadway. New York. y. Y.
May .:nd. 1918.
A dividend OF -Four Dollar ,ttos, p.r
share has been declared on the capital
stock of this COMPANY. payable July 18th.
1915. to s'ockho!ders OF record at IN. close
OF business Jun. stth. 1918.
Al communications regarding payment
or chansr Of address should b. sent 20 the
>lnGcrsf3rt no. later thar July Sch. 1915
- s~oRGE cHESEBRO, Secretary
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

fIrTshrRo. May 2s.-American Sewer
Pipe showed further strength seui,r
2Oia, IN ~, and Manufacturers Light
ana Heat WAS y higher. Other stocks
were unchanged 10 slightly easier. The
summary:
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR,


The receipts for duties ut thc Custom,
House yesterday were si20. ss4.79. Of
which $3.50. 1858 vas for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
1888, 2SS.eo for recent importations.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

P~HiLApELrHiA. May 2s.-Trading was
light and stocks were unchanged In most
cases. Union Traction was strong, sell
ing up TO 32is, n gain OF Is. Phila-
delphia Rapid Transit stock and GER
tincates advanced :ra~ctionally. The
s,munary.
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THE AMERICAN CAS- COMPANY.
les i-hing'or square,
phiiaielphla, Pa

Philadelphia. Pa
MAY Is. 1915.
\ quarterly dividend OF Ia. per cent. or
Sl.:S per share. has been de- Jared an the
,spita4 stock Of this COMPANY. payable
June LIST. 1915. 10 the stockholders Of
record at > s'cio~k y. VI. May 10. 1918.
Checks vii be mailed.
]. TOWNSEND N. Treasurer
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spot cotton at New York was quiet.
3 points advance Middlins, 9.60c.
Southern spot markets were unchanged,
with New Orleans %, Galvt ston &c,
Savannah 9l4c., Houston &c, Augusta
g. and Memphis 9.l2c.
The New Orleans market closed
sinLlN. Prices were
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Swift & Company
Onion Stock Yards. Chi,Lso Ma :,
Dividend M. liz

Dividend OF y DOLLAR and SEVENTY.
FIVE CENTS Nl. TD per share on the capital
STOCK o. Swift 4 Company. will be paid on July
lst. 1915. to stockholders Of record. June 10,
1914 as shown on the books OF the COMPANY.
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