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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-06-03

BETHEL FREE CHURCH.
UIne and End st.
Rev. T. T. Hansen, Pastor.
Morning service at 1916 A. NJ.
Evening service at 7:45 P. M. :.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ings.
Young Peoples Meeting Friday 500
P. NJ.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
THE G MARKET.
Sales of Raw at 4.45-QuOtation
for GRADUATED Lower.

In the raw sugar market yesterday
speculators purchased 5000 bags Of
Cubas for prompt shipment at 4.45.
In the afternoon this element took 20.-
600 more bags at the same price. The
Federal Sugar Refining Company
bought 10000 bags for prompt ship
ment at 445 and Howell & Co. bought
5000 at the same price.
Cuban cables reported total receipts
OF 9,03S tons at all ports, against H.
AS a week ago, Exports We're 42,765
tons, against 32, 201. Stocks in all ports
were 230.473, against 364.200.
All refiners reduced their quotations
20 $50 less 2 for fine graduated. The
Federal company sold 10000 tons and
the American Sugar Refining Company
sold $1,000 tons OF g~ranulated yester-
day for export. Both sales were made
at private terms.
The heavy sales of raw sugar yester-
day should sustain the graduated mar
ket for the present at least.
The sugar futures market on the
coffee exchange was fairly active in
the near months. Prices closed of
slightly.
Prices were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
MONEY AND EXCHANGE,

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were 4 per cent. for thirty TO
ninety days and s per cent for longer
bills.
Open market discounts, prime accept
ances, maturing up to ninety days, 2h
Q2A per cent.
per cent, for sixty and ninety day bills
and for four to six months best names
81 to 3& per cent. for others.
Call money on the floor Of the Stock
Exchange yesterday ruled at ~ per
cent. high. 2 per cent. low. IN per
cent.
Time money continued quiet and I'M
changed. Rates were IN per cent for
sixty days, az a3 per cent. for ninety
days, 8 per cent. for four months, 3
m3h per cent for FIVE months and 4
per cent. for twelve months.
Sterling exchange was lower. Final
quotations were: Demand, A65% :
cables. +,6sh.
Domestic exchange on New York st.
Louis, par; San Francisco. 40c, pre-
MUM Minneapolis. soc. premium Chi
caso, par: Cincinnati. par; Montreal.
$3.50.
Call money In London was 81 a. per
cent, hort bills, AZ per cent, three
months bills. AZ n4N per cent,
Bar silver In London, 23 9-l8d. New
| York, 4SAc.
New York Clearing House statement :
Exchange, s366,+4+,0S4 balance. Si7,-
sS9,2S7i Sub-Treasury, debit balance.
S172.6s2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
DAIRY PkODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-The market ruled barely
not excessive receipt. had . depressing
effect. Deliveries of some of tho goods
were slow. Much delayed stock 10 likely
ferlngs OF all grades are ample at the mo-
ment and receivers urge stock for sale
under the depressing influence OF the
ceipts are still somewhat In excess of cur
rent demand. and tax the facilities OF mer:
t sns.t Of outer have been sp bought for export
TO England. which lent some support to
the market. and probably prevented a de-
crsamery, extra, "a score. sS1e.; higher
fair: eiS2sc; renovated extras. :.e;;
Trades, ia 10; packing stock: june, an..
lower grades. 1874 9lsc.
cHEEsE-Ma,ket continued nrm on
at tho advanced prices Exporters are be-
ginning to display a little interest In ched-
Sw' skim. eOntinue QUIET Prices: state,
whole milk, fresh fats. white and colored
s-peeiais itN al6e.; ave1ase fsgcy. Linz:
s ss:.s, : :s'%s; ii5Bss'Sssiiii'o Ia rs's to rood. u
EGGS-Wlth weather continuing un-
favorable to the withdrawal of storage
very brisk and high grade stock was ac-
t aT yrs ssssh si.s M,sh Al, aisn suPRly m ,"sasSus snS
sss. S showed weathsr defects, and .ues
had 10 be shaded mo1, supply Ss on the s,, Who'll s,s
s ss,Ssred T'' extras. S's:"' sss " Soc. Ps sstr... T sr:;,.
i,S%' no No. T. n's aIrties. aSs q s,c' 'oG 1s-frisera;or.
nrsts' ssH@s.Mc.; seconds. siH a ssc';
S Ssnnsry. s SS'ss, n sis s IS !An mixed "S soioT.;
LIVE PoULrRy-RsceIpt. wer. fairly
cumulation already on track carried over
from last week: and fowls bid fair to close
arm. Quotations not yet made.
DRESSED PoULTRY-The dressed poul-
weather conditions against the business
and much stock showing defects, Demand
was light and the market generally was
OF fowls and chickens, Fine b%roiiers and
large roasting chickens ruled steady, but
Sns iHy'N and Value, BOOSTERS IL, G' m moderate
supply and steady, Nearby spring ducks
fairly plentiful and no, so active. Market
Western, boxed, 90 lbs. and over, i7N o
lsc.; Western. .scalded, large. i5Qibnc..;
ICED, Western dry picked. ~, lbs. lsHe,;
pair. asa zbc,; virginia. milk fed, 8 and
"a az 'ss, t. pair; s:'' s,hsr sUu,hsrn;
) and = lbs. Use old r%ocster.. i2H aisc.
;.aaqsrSG ;, PiGs' .%'' ,s T'''f is.. 10 , III e rrS aSssn
s sr", &c. a'f T. s.ss'l - ss ,sS' cS HEX i %'' i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
FARRELL CALLS A MEETING.
Foreign Trade Council in Session
Here on September 90.

The national foreign trade council
has been called by the chairman, James
A. Farrell, president OF the United
states Steel Corporation, 70 meet at
the Hotel Biltmore at 1890 A. NJ.
Thursday, September 23. A large at
tendance Of the leaders OF and
industry In all parts Of the country, who
compose the personnel OF the council Is
ssured. In a letter to members Of the
council Mr., Farrell wrote:
1t is perhaps superfuous 10 say that
although American export trade during
the last fiscal year was larger than ever
before. Its volume was due to abnormal
conditions. Export Of the articles re-
quirsd In peace was greatly decreased.
Elimination OF European competition as
a result Of war has favored our export
trade. but we may expect renewed and
strengthened competition with the ad-
vent OF peace, To anticipate these
developments and carefully to consider
measures necessary to meet them Is the
duty of the council. Its several COM
mittees have been investigating, n In
some instances, acting upon the ques-
tons arising In our oversee m
and their reports will be rendered at the
forthcoming meeting"
The council consists OF forty-three
members, each representing some dis
tinct phase OF the commercial, Industrial,
transportation or financial elements in
the oversee trade activities OF the United
States, the council collectively standing
for the general interest of all engaged
In foreign trade and devoting it's atten-
ton to the announcement of sound
national foreign trade policy on the
part Of the Government and of business
generally.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

so IF siosss and ss .Sis.. &c IVES, thirty; a5.t
street. petition in bankruptcy ned Dy
to bernard L. shien,ss. Ths c0%psny
stock. $4,000. Newman sOfransh Is
oERiNGER BRos.-pet,uOn in bank.
ruptcy nled by. creditors against motifs
G: .hSsc;ur ,TaS az furs. sss ersen. street.
liabilities, IS, 800; Asssts, $1,000. ,-,,,,
MAX SHEAR, groceries ana ariHa NV.
igl DiTi'i1n a,,o rs" p
Louis BRENNER, livery stable. s2s Ea a
laist street. petition IN osnnn nSpp. ets'
rR6g%N a scHoERPNER-charlss R
Trojan and 3D., Ryyda s . s sSso. .na r..t Mno
street, died. petition In eanhruP Tssy
dasS.s :s. sI;ass; a f ts% months ",s, ago, BUT
SSsIa not Gf %ass /! Pss{s Riverside. pzly.,
s ',.., , !. Better s.... is , S~'I.'nD'''' -. .'n S,,
sysnHs; nlsd a petition in S ;ss sSs
msas AZ .~ssisnmen, on August 10.
ANDREW u. DArGLE. carpenter. rev
Rochelle, nled a petition In bankruptcy
liabilities. S2,?ss. assets SsI'
Receiver Appointed.
n kAUrhA N-Juheo Housh -
appointed Marcus Hsifand receiver for
Cohen a Kaufman. clothing dealers ios
Stanton street, bond $500. h re-
csiver has authority to carry on bus,.
ness for ten days. Liabilhies. $4,000
assets, $500,
bankruptcy Schedules.
PROSPECT LEASING COMPANY. Nc
which operated the Hotel 81. Andrew,
corner OF Seventy-second street ana
broadway, schedules show liabilities
e77736. assets, l<l,7s1.
Assignments.
HAROLD c. BRANNER. manufacturer OF
Iaoes, vsiiinss and novelties, Al West
Seventeenth street. assignment to Louis
NJ Picker. Mr.. Brannsr began business
on Juns 1 last and was damaged by
pINcUs MoRGANsTERN. doing bushes.
as the Morning Star Clothing COMPANY.
manufactures OF children's clothing, %
Univsrslty place. assignment II samuel
W. Wallach,
INTERNATIONAL BAKERY COMPANY
INC. bakery and lunchroom, lis Second
avenue. assignment 10 Milton Diamond
rms oompAny was incorporated In 1915
Harry Bell 10 prestdsn&
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
NEW TENNESSEE COPPER BONDS
Directors Arrange to Sell $4,000
900 Issue to Syndicate.

The directors Of the Tennessee Copper
Company a completed their plans for
the sale Of : 1900. 900 8 per cent. ,on-
vertible bonds to a syndicate heaoed by
the National City Bank. Sutro Bros.
will be In the syndicate. The stock
holders will be asked to approve the
issue at an early date. The bonds will
then be offered 10 them for subscription
at par, 1t IL understood that the bonds
will be convertible into the stock Of the
company at 40 after a given period.
1t Is reported In financial circles that
the Tennessee Copper Company has un-
der consideration an order for products
manufactured by It amounting I o S5,-
90. 900 or more. Although officials Of the
company are reticent about the order, It
Ia understood that II Is for chemicals
used In the manufacture OF high explo-
sives. Thu profits OF the bond sale will
be devoted 10 alterations and extensions
necessary In the company's plant TO
tur out the contract within the stipu-
lated time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
ANOTHER FIELD DAY
FOR COTTON BULLS
Selling Pressure Absorbed and
Prices Put to New High
Levels.
CONTRACTS ARE SCARCE

When It looked as II the selling pres
sure in cotton had been absorbed the
bull traders on the exchange yesterday
got under the market and pushed It up
to the highest levels of the season.
The news of the day was without espe-
cial feature md, as a matter of fact, II
had very little to do with the market.
The strength OF the present situation
rests largely on a speculative basis and
certain technical conditions, which are
reflected chiefly in the scarcity OF con-
tracts. Until the market developes more
selling power there Is little likelihood OF
more than temporary reactions, due to
the efforts Of certain operators to take
profits and try to get In again at lower
levels.
The Census report on the supply and
distribution of cotton was moderately
bulish in that 1t showed a big gain over
August last year. During that same
period last year, however, the whole
textile trade was demoralized as a re-
suit of the beginning OF the war. n
figures showed American consumption
during August to be 465, 900 bales. COM
pared with asa, 900 in the same month
last year. The stock of cotton In the
hands of spinners was placed at 1885,
900. against CTS 900 last year.
In. order to show that the South Is
not unanimously bullish over the pres
ent situation in cotton the following
telegram from Memphis may furnish
some evidence: "Enthusiasm o~verlooks
serious facts. During bull movement
last season Germany and Austria were
heavy buyers spots. Large portion these
purchases still stored this side. To-day
cotton is c~ontraband and the normal
requirements of 5000, 900 bales for Ger
many and Austria cannot possibly be Sc
cured by them. We are experiencing
nne gathering weather and farmers are
selling at much better prices than dared
hope for. with world ~economizing every
where possible. Eleven cents to-day
equals 2 to 8 cents higher than
normal. There can be no cotton famine.
Supplies are here. whether financed or
not, and 1t Is known that the bulk Is
unfinanced. According to reports, 1t
seems by no means certain that the
British loan can be put through GER
tainly not without many difficulties"
The above rs apparently a sane state
nent OF the situation. but It does not
take into consideration the fact that
SPECTATORS are buying freely and are not
yet ready to sell.
The weather throughout the belt is
generally favorable n picking is pro-
ceeding rapidly.
Futures closed strong.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
PRICE OF LEAD DROPS AGAIN.
Cut within u Week by Big
Producer Unexpected.

Tho American Smelling and Refining
Company lowered its price for lead
yesterday from 40 to $50 cents a
pound. Through this action ten quota
ton for lead was dropped to the level
from which It started a fortnight ago
on an upward movement to 40. The
second cut Of 20 points in lead prices
within a week was unexpected. The
rade In general had one view on the
subject that sales had not been salts
factory to the largest producer.
Throughout the day there was good
buying Of copper metal at Is cents a
pound. London cables were two pounds
higher and this incident was largely in
strumental in bringing domestic o
sumers finally into the market for fair
sized tonnages.
Another factor in bringing about
strength in copper was the information
that a strike involving some 5000
Mexican miners had tied up operations
at the Detroit and Shannon Copper COM
panies In Arizona, while indications also
pointed to a similar state OF affairs at
the Arizona Copper Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.
Tho following realty corporations were
h.rterad AT Albany yesterday:

Tho lOloNlnk rehHhS
chartered at Albany yesterday;
Ral.am Realty Company. Manhattan;
capital. $4,000, directors; j, = prnospSn
and V. W. Johnson, New York city
Marx Moser Realty Company. ManhS
tan; capital, $4,000; directors. Isaac
Marx, Louis Marx and Emile Moser, New
York city.
Neck Road Sales Corporation. Manhat-
tan. capital, SO. 0O0i directors. q. II
Rreyiuier, A. T. Norwood and A. NJ
Fowler, New York city,
siebels. ccmings & Co Msnhsttan
capital $4,000; direTi9ys' 6 Hn1ry co nlm
Elmhurst. L, l.
Hotel GrenooIe Company, Manhattan
capital, 5000: directors, Fenw'ck w
Hatfield. Samuel A. Terrey and oscar van
namme. New York city.
l76th Street and Jerome Avenue Com
pany, Manhattan; capital, $4,000; direc-
tors. A. Trook. A. Stofer, Brooklyn: H.
A. Cone, New York city.
Delaney Holding Company, Manhattan
capital, $1,000. directors, Anna Young,
Samuel Wacht. Jr,. and Jacob Wacht. New
York city.
Kiebo Realty Company. Manhattan: cap
ttal, $500; directors. Louis +. kleoan'
Matilda Kleban and Ephraim kohn. The
Bronx.
$50 West End Avenue, Manhattan: capt
tai, $500; directors, Thomas McMorrow,
charles p. McMorrow and James Walter
McMorrow. New York city.
A. a X. Construction Company. Man.
haitian; capital, $500; directors, Eprhau
Adler. Benjamin F. Koch and Henry l.
Ketcham, New York city,
siroo Realty COMPANY. The Bronx: cap
ital, IS. 900; directors, Rudolph Loewenthal
Edith Loewenthai and George l. Carpenter
The Bronx.
Iodum Realty Corporation. Brooklyn
capital, 5000; directors, August Y, Kirsch
ner. New York city; Willi>m C. McGann
Daniel A. Shalvey. Brook IN.
T.. X, Realty Company. Erookiyn: CAPT
tai, 1900. directors. Aaron Lippen. Ahra
ham Krakoaor, Brooklyn; Fannie Marcus
The Bronx,
Craig House Corporation, Beacon. y. Y
capital, 5000; directors, Robert u. Iamh
r.. Troy. G, J. slocum and Edwin J. Webb
Beacon. N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
p COMMITTEE IDLE.
whitney and Harkness Appear a.
witnesses FruitIessly.

The State got no great return from It's
money from the Thompson committee
yesterday. This COMMITTEES, which Ia
trying to use UP $4,000 in a chronic
investigation OF the Public Service Com
mission. was supposed to hold a hearing
at 1865 Broadway.
Secretary Whitney and Assistant
Counsel Hardness OF the commission
were on hand to testify regarding sub
way contracts. Senator Thompson re-
marked, however. hat as he had spent
the week end at his Niagara county
home and had not been able TO meet
the other committeeman since last week
no programme for the day had been
prepared.
Therefore said he, well adjourn
to 10 80 o'clock tomorrow morning"
So Messrs. Whitney and Hardness
folded their papers and went back to
their offce-to work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
THIRD AVENUE RAILWAY COMPANY.
Notice Of Interest Payment on Adjustment
Mortgage fffty-y-Rr Five Per Cent.
IuCOme GoId Hand.

Pursuant to resolution of its Board of
Directors duly adopted In accordance with
the provisions OF Its Adjustment Income
Mortgage, dated December 10th, 1911, to
United states Mortgage and Trust Com
pany. Trustee, Third Avenue Railway
Company vii! pay the semi-annual INSTALL
ment q interest amounting to Two and
one-half (21a9c) per cent. duo October lat.
1918. FOR the period OF six months ended
June 30th, 1915, upon Its Adjustment Mort
gage Fifty-yeAr Five Per Cent. Income
toned mortgage.
such payment viii be made on October
LIST, 1915, at the ONCE OF United states
Mortgage and Trust Company, No IS Cedar
street, New York City, upon presentation
and surrender OF Coupon No. 6.
The transfer books for registered bonds
will be closed at the close OF business on
september goth. 1915, and will be reopened
at 10 O'Clock A, NJ. on October 2nd, 1918,
Dated. New York. September /, 1915,
SHELTON L, MARTIN. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
Mercantile Marine Extension,

The bondholders' protective COMMITTEES
OF the International Mercantile Marine
Company has decided TO extend the time
in which the holders Of the stock Of the
company may deposit their securities
with a committed The New York Trust
Company has announced that the data
OF extension will he announced after the
protective committee decides upon the
period OF extension, II is reported that
the extension IL a result OF conferences
between the minority stockholders COM
mittee and the bondholders' committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE market SON
tinued very steady. but trading vas
limited. Chicago Pneumatic Tool and
Stewart-Warner were In fair demand.
Kansas City Light preferred advanced
a point from last sale. A good demand
was again in evidence for Common
wealth Edison IS. Chicago Railway "B"
declined a point. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
THE PHILADELPHIA R

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1&-Act!vity
continued In Cambria Steel, which sold
down in the late trading. closing at
63, of IN for the day. Lake Superior
also declined, losing IL from yester-
days final. Philadelphia Company was
Arm. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
COTTONSEED OIL.

Big advances were again scored. The
buying was not all Of a speculative
nature. Shorts bought near months,
Crude oil was said to be over acc. for
prompt shipment. Small cotton crop es-
Inmates and the higher lard list helped
oil values during the day, January oil
sold down To $50 on the curb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, Sept. 14.-There was a
stronger tone in the market for copper
shares. The entire list showed more
resistance to moderate pressure. Tam
arack and st. Marys Land were con-
spicuously firm features. Industrials
and rails were dull and featureless.
The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
THE PTTTSBURG MARKET.

PITTsBuRG. Sept. 14-American Win
dow Glass Machine stocks were strong.
the common advancing ~ to AIN. Ma
tional Fireproofng common sold of v
and the preferred Y. Other issues were
only slightly changed. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15

II A. NJ. BIDS 70 Liverpool WIZ
October, l045c.; January, 10.9Sc. :
March. Ii. csc, The market there is due
70 open to-day 5ia to 8 points advance.
Receipts AMI stocks were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
Mercantile Marine Company
international Navigation Company
REORGANIZATION

10 thu Holders Of
rour n one-haif Per Cent. Mortgage. n Collateral Trust Gold Bond. and
oil Deposit Of The lew York Trst Company a Depoatary an its Agents.
iuedu nd h catainD Deposit ueementd dated October 2 ~ 1915;
P1rt Mstssscs Sinking Fund Rive Per Cen Gold Bond ant Cetincates of DEPOSIT,
Of he Fidelity Trust company as Depository. n Its Agents. Issued under tn certain
Deposit Agreement dated November H. 1914
Preferred stock nd Common Stock; an Stool Trust Certificates for stock Of In
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY,
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Committee have prepared and
adopted a Plan aud Agreement. dated August 3rd. 1915, for the Reorganization
Agreement have been filed with the hereinafter named Depostaries and their
Agents from whom copies Of said Plan and Agreement may be obtained.
of Stock and Stock Trust Certificates and holders of Bonds, OF already
deposited with the Committees, must deposit their securities with the De-
positaries o their Agents o n o before september Is. 1918. after which
date n deposits will be received except in the entire discretion OF the Committee
DEposITARIEs AND THEIR AGENTS,
T"f ssE E9sk RI; $s' ;a.s s0'"'S''
''' - !: :s' s:a:@ %ii f%: l.s Gl 1.Gis F + co. Agent
'l's' i S S$$s$s fff$ $:.as q co" Agent
nDF Bspi,a IMr pSn. sSsEAfFI r.
yo, rr, M.,,..,. snun. Fund BANNERS, Trust COMPANr. Agent.
',of Es.nS%S' : : TRUST co. A.~.
'"f D sss: 5 ~ sS s$s' s' COMPANY
FOR Preferred . common soe. FrDfFh. .Ja IRUs #, COMPANY. Agent
Stool. Trust 1S:rune..~. .Do sm..I sSnss Hsdsas. = CO." Agent
oLIN. MILL. sCyRRIE q Co.. Asm.
London. England.
DATED New York. August 3d. 1918.
OTTO T. Barnard. Chairman.
ANDREW > "" Htss.ssn.rm... VILLA" P vs..se1S.,m.n.
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NosSsIoyEE En-. Z HEIrER 4 EARLE Counsel.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15

Spot cotton at New York was quiet,
10 points advance; middltng. 1O.45c.
Southern spot markets were steady to
Is points advance. witt New Orleans.
10c. Galveston, 10.40c. Savannah.
csc. Houston. 10.S5c, Augusta, s.ssc..
N Memphis, 9.ssc.
The New Orleans marked closed
strong. Prices were:
Open. High Low. Clos Previous
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15

Exports yesterday, S.2s2 bales. Tota
thus far this ssason, 235.066 bales
against 81 1888 bales las year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
THE FIDELITY COMPANY
Collateral Trust -Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds. sertes. A.
Secured by Trust Indenture dated October I, 1908.
with h Farmers san Il Trust Company Of New York. Trustee.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
On October I. 1919.
THE FIDELITY COMPANY
On October I. 1915.

given tina. on october l. 1918. The Fidelity Company will redeem
value of tho above named issue o 4 bonds. being 3.oo0 bonds each Q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15

5000 Pitts Coal deb %. 90 & @
1000 Pitts c deb 81, cash &h Sh Sh s6h
1000 Pitts NICK h c.. 100 100 100 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15

The Liverpool market opened steady.
There was a good demand in spot cot
ton with mid1ling l6 points advance at
6.27d. Sales, 1900 bales; receipts,
5000 bales, all American.
Prices at Liverpool closed barely
2Aadv