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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIGif WATiE RUS DAY.
SANDY" Lo@ G %NTEF f II Is Di, cate
saudyHk 5os Goy.1,laud. SO SO Hell Gate. TX TX
Arrived TUESDAY. January 10
So 1ransyiyania, $40 \. VI, Liverpool Jann
$ Rotterdam $40 p " Napier. January .
:, la I"grsinei ~ ,, H"nre. J ,s.u ]"
- Sonmcrsisd. = NJ. Nondsl Rotterdam
December -
81 Tom-k 4 NJ Newcastle Drccmhoi :,
s. Gryfednle. 4. VI. MordaS. M'ddlo'
S. siame-c Prince. : NJ MONDAY L.
palce. January l.
s. san sii1c-,rr 10 = u, Har,ir-;-.. Re
S. Narengo. 1890 A NJ HUI January
- Wells City, $50 \. NJ. pu7nn Dccer
Der %
Sc Saratoga. 70 A Nj. Havana January IS
- storfond, : p. NJ. Monday. Barbados Jan
uary
- Francis. p " Nacori. January u
s. Munvood 3 p " Matarza. .anusry 10
- Mctapan. 5:Sa \. NJ Havana. January .
s. Baydmon, i.l5 A VI, san Juan Jsnu
ary i.
- Joseph di Gioruo, p NJ Nooasy, Js
maica, January n.
s. VI Rio Sew Orleans January ~
"a corcovado boston. January g.
- santiago, brunswick, January 80
- Lampasas. Mobile January h..
- Colorado, Galveston. January %
81 jamestown. Norfolk, January De-
81 Mnhnockot stockton, january
- Aymeric Boston. January rs.
So Mamma Hata, Baltimore. January
ARRIVED FROM NEW yoRk
~ United States. az Copenhagen.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- BRACES, from san Juan
- Occans from bermuda
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Trading More Activc-Futures Con-
iinue to Lag.

Tho coffee futures market continued to
Tag yesterday and there was again an alb
seuce Of speculative interest. Trading
vas much more active than on the pre-
vlous day salet, amounting to 1890 bags,
but this total is still small
The market was steady in the early
trading under q small volume OF buying,
bu' toward the close trading narrowed
and prices finished / point lower 10 .
points higher The local spot market was
unchanged The rate of Rio exchange ON
London WAS lowered to I'd.
brazilian markets We're steady. Rio
No. was ~ reis higher at 4S225, Santos
40 4 wa unchanged ut 4S700, Rio and
santos receipts totalled 10000 bags Sac
paulo had 4i,000 and Juudlahy $4,000.
IIL...- Nrrn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
WARNING FOR MARINERS
british Admiralty Wakes Announce
mrnt Jopcrrniug pIlots.

COMMISSIONS Of Navigation ". r
Chamberlain uas asked Collector DudIev
Field Malone to make public this Gee
patcn. received from tine American Con.
sui ieneral at London.
The Admiralty announces that pilutage
Ia compulsory for vessels drawing over
eight feet and that navigation Is highly
dangerous without a pilot aJ the Firth %
Forth pilot stations, Isle of May.
Navigation 20 the wesi ward 81 the lsle
OF May Is dangerous without pilot The
same applies to Moray Firth station
Wick or Rurghead. Navigation Is danger
Gus without a. pilot southweStward OF a
line joining Fndhoru aud Torbetness All
entrances to Scapa Flow are dangerous
Examination services have been eStah-
lished az the entrances to HcNs and No.
sounds"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
THE GRAIN MARKET.
Important wheat Liquidation on
Government Inquiry.

The Immediate effe,,t OF the authorized
Government investigation OF the wheat
situation has been to deprive tho market
Of important sources Of support. some
OF the biggest cash grain handlers and
operators again expressed views sug
costing that they have unloaded much OF
their wheat previously purchased for in
vestmont Whether the lull in the foreign
demand was chiefly responsible for this
LIQUIDATION or the Federal activity is a
matter uf conjecture.
The market was unsettled yesterday.
There appeared to he considerable un-
igestcd wheat IN tho pits. Exporters
.ook about 800. 900 bushels on the break.
but this absorption failed to lmpart last
Ing steadincss. There was much heard
concerning the congestion al foreign ports
and the statement was made that until
many Of the vessels IN foreign harbors
unloaded the export buying would I've slow
Some rumors Of n strike among the Liver
pool freight handlers were current Labor
is naturally scarce because Of the war
prominent exporter who has been
predicting Sl.75 wheat significantly re-
marked that a cessation ~ the European
demand for a month would cause him To
materially alter his views Several Of the
foreigners who have been In the city
buying grain have left. While other de-
partures within the next few weeks are
expected.
snow the crop expert. issued a state
r,c,,, ,,oir,jrg ~ a a,,rnl,,s for .xnort and
''-.,.I,,., 80 .bo .,d - ne ss,son of
81 a, noo ooo busbeis These figures
MA ,,,,,,,l., ,b,t a., c,untrv,s sur,,Ius
-, 80 ,to,,. hoo, sold win NOR
~ ave- r,or,bs -.,,,i,ipp 20 an ONT the
-, IT,. s,,,llss. =, rryover In recent
go. ,.as 40 400 o0O and II has been
,.,,,,,,,,i,. .,,,,.,t,l ,b,t Interests al,rosd
ms, ,.Ios. T., 10 OoO OOo bushels in this
country awaiting Shlpmeut.
Ii,,t,..,.,r am. of Nm. prominent local
-,.trst,,,i.rs ,.,k i.sftr win IN, snow
.,,.,I,si. The tendency was 10 place the
s,,r,,ius a. sn,,,,.vbot over 40 600 600
,.,,yl..Is ,vbs,,b would sugpest approNl
,r,,.l,- ,n uon 400 bushels TO he spared be-
49,, ,,,.,rn,.l,jrp d.rpcro,slv on The. homo
s,,r,J,os
na,,,t,, ,be .,-,a,,si,, ir N. exrort TAX
,-,.. ~ rho oi.. decline and I'M. continued
80, f,-,,, orTcrlprs cash wheat promiums
To-, , cont ,.s..rIay Vague iitterarces Of
ra.,.lIir., ,r cash wheat ostensbily disposed
~ a. f1r,ip-nsr. wore heard. hut no large
,raus,.tious Of This kind are expected IN
,y. pu.sin and- a method To move out
- grain
re- Eur,nea1 vyhea. visible totals IT.
ooo 400 .,oirst 50 ooo Ooo a y.ar ago. the
,,,,rt,,,' az "a ooo 400 ,ornparing with
- ooo ooG and tho Canadian 20, 400. uuo.
,s,ef,., n, oo0 ooo bushels In lqli Some
,,I,,.,,.or,il,. crop adyi,es from the prin-
.iraI European producing countries We're
r.',c,ved Excessive rains and unseason-
ltis ,.r,rerntur.s arc contpnined Of ON
IN. oth.r hand India has received helpful
,,,.cirtt,,tinr AND furth,r SHOWS have
Fo,on in yario-, sections OF the grca,
American vhes, area. This snow cover Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
DIVIDEND 7 PER CENT. ON
BETHLEHEM STEEL PFD.
Schwab Very Optimistic Re-
garding Outlook for the
Corporation.

Directors ~ the Bethlehem steel Cor
poration yesterday declared "a dividend
OF per cent. ON the preferred stock out
OF the earnings in 1914. payable In quar-
t"rlN Instruments at TN" rate Of a, por
cent during 1915. A year ago a dividend
OF per cent. per annum Was declared
out of earnings to be payable In quarterly
instruments. The directors took no ac-
ton regarding q dividend on the common
stock
Tn" increase I'm tho Bethlehem steel
preferred dividend did not come as a
surprise to the financial district. In view
OF the favorable reports which have been
TN circulation lately regarding the pros.
nerous condition Of the cnmpany's bust
ness and it, bright outlook for the fi-
tnre. Both the common and preferred
stocks OF the Bethlehem corporation hav,
been features NJ strength in the market
ever since the reorcnlnE Of the stock
Exchange. ON December g." Bethlehem
steel preferred closed at S5L, and the
common az ioa,. Yesterday tho preferred
closed at 1904 and the common ~ 52as
When seen NJ the offices OF the cor
poratior yesterday afternoon Mr.. SChNal
was very optimistic regarding the outlook
tie said ~ believe the worst Of IN, de-
preston in tho steel industry Is over and
that from now on we shall see a con,
siderable Improvement As vet We have
not fully compiled the earnings statement
for 1914. hut q rs safe 10 say thaI
last years business will result in net
earnings considerably better than iu 1913
In ',ct. 1914 win prove to be record for
amy year Gnnlled orders are incrcas.
INK ana are already considerably in exces,
of what they We're a year ago this time
The mills Of the corporation are nearly
AL running on full time"
Questioned as to whether there was
any truth IN the report that h- had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
BONDS
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Futures steady, with Prices : Ia -
Points Higher.

The raw sugar market was steady AZ
3.0J cents, at which price fairly large
sales for January delivery we're effected,
The refined mar ket was unchanged Al
interests excepting the ArhucClc firm con
tnued 10 quote i.05 cents, but the gen
eral selling basis was 4,95
The cuban cable was not as b"arish qs
had been expected. Il reflected the In
creased operations, but conditions hav"
not vet reached normal Receipts were
4S. 600 tone. against 10000 last week and
gs. 600 last wear There were 1873 ccntral1
grinding, compared with ll3 last week
and l54 last year.
The sugar futures market was steady.
with prices to 9 points higher Total
sales were 2,2OO tons The tirmuoss, de
spite the easter spot market was due To
reports Of rains AZ cuba. Prices were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
REACTION IN COTTON
AFTER EARLY RISE
ron siderable Line of Investment
Holdings Sold Out 10
Take Profits.
FOREIGN BUYERS ACTIVE

ro"o. -rH fhs FIRST reaction " con-
,...,..., yesterday that it had expert
...... .,-.s tho market took its last IN
mad Umr ur nearly sc per pound. The
ifs, half .uur of trading furnished now
,isn i,,r'~ owing to surprising strength
q. liverpool. where Spots were - Eng
H.. rp.rt. higher and futures we've about
pniHf. b.rter than due Later I'm the
J.t liverpool broke sharply and closed
,,g.,,..aH after q reaction which caused
y, los. .f t.niost the entire advance. which
had amounted To- nearly 81 per bnlc.
In ar't, co. the hating tendency dis
rt.,.d DO. fte market yesterday there APP
~. 20 Boz. u, set Of conditions which
..u.d h, l.uly go operate against still
.i+ls- Improvement in prices About
.t, owl, argument lott to tne'bear rs the
,.-..i..,.u. that after = further advance
a.. r,.rrrs Of tie South will abandon
.bs intention Of reducing acreage and will
r'sr, fun crop, which will bring low
r-ire. next yc,r Al the same time IL IL
admitted that many things can happen in
;hs next wear and that the operator who
works o1 the conditions now existing II
l.se'y to- obtain better results than those
NO base transactions on developments
several months ihcnd.
There pas been very little public spec.
,la,or In tae present market The de-
rard has como almost entirely from trade
.-,erests The vast supplies Of cotton
81. the south have been gradually pass
ing int th, hands Of foreign buyers who
have not up.lttted t. lay iu reserves for
months and even two years 20 come.
Tn, strtrge-t feature OF tho situation is
that the cotton representatives from war
ridden Europe feel that prices are likely
10 e. much higher. while hesri-n sent
-er' 's confined largely to prosperous
end peaceful America
II IS admitted that stocks Of cotton In
the South are st'll large. As matter
q ftc' 90 compilation prepared by An
Alabama spot firm from certain selected
interior points In Georgia and Alabama
show storks OF 1875, 900 bales on January
10 this year. compared with 80. 900 bales
as, year ana only 81. OOO bales in the
4-ason Of lgIi-l2 A. the same time IL
sc admitted by this firm that some OF
this cotton Already belongs TO European
interests
A despatch from the United States EN-
hassy lt Berlin was given as the authority
io- stating that good middiing cotton was
quoted IN Hamburg at approximately -.
Ter pound not cash, with similar quota %
,ors az Bremen.
Not much Importance il attached IN
cotton circles to the Dacia incident. as IL
- believed that IN. complications involved
a.s those from a questioning OF IN,
gs"g.uouess Of the transfer OF the vessel
rom G'rw'n TO American ownership.
Eufurs- o.ossd steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
OFFICE OF
TITLE GUARANTEE A TRUST COMPANY

l,6 Broaiway Sew YORK JGnuarN ", l9lb.
OF THE Company, hold January ~, 1915, the
following gentlemen ware duly elected rrus-
tees:
CLASS EXPIRING IN 1918
Robert ". doForest, Eobrr: Oiyphant,
Martin Jopst Charles a. Peabody,
James u. Ivuch. William IT. Porter,
James ~ Manning, Ellis u Williams.
William "A McNichols. Cornelius Vanderbilt
CLASS EXPIRING IN 1915.
George r.. lde
A. subsequent meeting 81 the Board. the
following Officers we're unanimously re-
elected: CLARENCE II. KELSEY Pres!-
dent. FRANK BAILEY. vice Preslien'
EDWARD .. STANLEY. second Vice Presi-
dent Manager " the Bs hiking Departneu.
CLINTON u BURpICk. Third Vice Presi.
dent. j. WRAY CLEVELAND, Secretary
FRANK L. SNiFFEN, Manager ~ the
Btc9k"n Banking DEPARTMENT: join "
SHEPARD and CHARLES G. DICKSON
Assistant Treasures. NELSON n SIMON
HORACE ANDERSON. DAVID BLANK
CLARENCE @. HARMSTAD, Assistant Sec
J. WRAY CLEVELAND. secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20

q y NJ
S. santa Marta, Colon I6l miles south Of
Sandy Hook AZ l. N
50 III NOrte, Galveston, ~ miles south % .
Sandy Hook al g J., ".
s. santiago, Vera Cruz. AN miles south q,
Sandy Hook a. y NJ
IS Arapahoc. Jacksonville, ASs miles south of
SANDY Hook NJ l.. N.
g. Comus New Orleans, lNo miles south a.
Diamond shoals M =
Sc Alamo Mobile s. miles southeast OF No
bile bar AZ i
s. Northwestern. Port Arthur crossed Sahtn'
bar al T.. NJ
s. Plcisdes san Francisco ~, miles north o.
Colon at u. VI
$ Evelyn san Francisco 81 miles norh cot
Colon al y NJ
Sandy Hook al = "
- Caracas San Juan ~ mules south ag
sandy Hook a. T. N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20

Banners TRUST COMPANY, ~ Trustee.
under The above Mortgage. gives notice that
e vii receive az ts Office. No L. Wal
street New York CITY, New York, up 20 3
Tor sale to II. at a price not exceeding i07 y
and accrued interest. Of SUFFICIENT bonds Sc
cured by said Mortgage 20 exhaust as
nearly a. practicable, the sum OF Ss7.2ij64
Such proposals should be delivered in sealed
envelopes prior TO T.. NJ February S. 1910.
Nouco Of purchase OF bonds will be mailed
on February g. 1915. and the bonds 30 pur-
chased must be delivered TO the Trustee be-
fore the close OF business February 10, 1915.
on which date interest thereon VIII cease.
In case more bonds are offered at the same
price man the Trustee can purchase. II viii
be determined by lot which bonds shall be
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
by II. +. WILSON. Jr..
Assistant Secretary.
Dnted JAnnarv IL. 1919
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
WEATHER. TUnEvnur
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. local SHOWS or
rains To-day; Tomorrow. partly cloudy ,
moderate westerl, winds. becoming variable.
tor Now Jersey. unsettled To-day: prob
ably local SHOWS iu afternoon or night.
eighty colder. Tomorrow. partly cloudy:
moderate westerly Winds becoming variable
For western Ncw York. snow to-day: to
morrow, cloudy. probably local SHOWS: MOD.
crate shif'tng wiuds
NEW YORK. Jan. 2o---rhe Atlantic coast
storm moved northvard with diminishing
energy and was central In the ST. Lawrence
Valley YESTERDAY and the generally low
pressure over the Interior of the countrs
became central over the upper Miss. ssippi
Valley, ami together caused snow Over the
central states. the upper Mississippi Valley,
lake regions. OHIO Valley aud at scattered
points eastward In the middle Atlantic and
New England states.
In this city the day was partly cloudy sno
cooler wind fresh westerly; average hu.
mildly. 20 per cont; barometer, corrected TO
read 70 sea level az \. NJ. $3.50; 9 =. ""
cai7
The temperature in this city yesterday. A.
recorded by the official thCrnUm Ctcr, Us shown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Red star liner Lspland. saiu- 'u.ua'
for Liverpool. will take mail. olo-Iu. 49,"
4. NJ for Europe except Germany, Austris
Hungary. Iuxemburg and Turkey, Africa.
West Asia and East Indes France mus b,
specially addressed
The French liner Rochamp,au. SAILING 10
day for Havrc. will take mail closius at e "
Tor Franc, Rumaua, Bulgaria Sery'a
switzerland Italy Spain. Portugal, Egypt
Greece, British India. British East ART a
Slam Malta Gibraltar Ccylon. : raI's set
Elements. Dutch East Indies West Ausirslis
and Persia also other countries. except Ger
many Austria. Hungary. LuSombUrr and TW
key II specially addressed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN. Jan. 19-The market for cop
per shares was broad and showed con-
spicuous strength throughout tho list
Prices shaded off slightly at the close
under profit taking sales Industrials
and rails were also nrm and moderately
active Tho summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
Incoming Ve.s.I.-By wireless.

S. CommeWilne, Hayti, EN miles south of
Sandy Hook az noon yesterday
IS Santa Clara san Francisco, co miles north
of Balboa az l.. NJ
IS Washingt oman, Honolulu. 10 miles north
east OF Cristobal al y p
S. city Of St Louis, savannah, III miles
southwest Of Diamond shoals NJ noon
IS Rio Grande Wilmington, 43 miles south OF
Lookout At 2 p, NJ.
IS ~ oricnte, Galveston, n miles south Of
Jupiter at noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. 1a.-There was a ma
'rIal Increase in the volume OF business.
YIN prices advancing TO "A higher level
Mon Carbide continues the conspicuous
'''lure while further gains were recorded
Swst and Diamond Match. Fractional
g1ang"s were the rulo I'm other issues.
hon1' I'tire and Arm, The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
DIyIDENPs AND INTEREST.
PACIFIC POWER 4 LIGHT co..
nnnII I'm nHI,I.nN

PEEFEERED STOCK DIVIDEND so. IS.
Tn" regular quarterly dividend Of one and
three fourths - =. ca per cent has been de-
clared On the Preferred Stock Of PACIFIC
POWER a LIGHT COMPANY for the quar-
ter ending January ~. 1915, payable Feb
ruRry !, 1915, to Etockholders % record at
the close OF business on January %. 1915.
Il z. 81 .MMERRnN. TreA ,nrer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
OFFICE or READING COMPANY,

T'NTIHutTIUTH JAnWhTN 10, THIO-
The Boari OF Directors has declared from the
net earnings % quarterly dividend OF two per
cent. t2E) on the Common Stock Of the Com
pHnv to he paid on February II. 1915. 70 the
stockholders Of record AZ the close OF business
January %. 1915. Checks will be mailed to
stockholders who have filed dividend orders
with the rreasurer. JAY V. HARE. secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
PORTLAND GAS a COKE COMPANY,
PORTLAND OREGON

pREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO. 20.
The regular quarterly dividend OF one and
three tolrthS q q 60 per cent. has been de
Cared the Preferred Stock OF Portland
t;as 4 Coke Company for the quarter ending
January 81, 1915, payable February /. 1915
TO ckholders Of record at tho CLOSE OF
bushes on January %. 1915.
GEORlE L NENINS. TreAsnrer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
DULUTH. MISStBE a NORTHkR>
RAILWAY COMPANY.
First consolidated Mortgage Bonds.
nnI..n .InnunrA lAl lAnA

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that tho
one hundred and seventy three i53l Of the
Firsf Consolidated Mortgage Bonds ~ 'hS
Duluth Nis-4p. y Northern Hallway COMPANY
we're thls day drawn FOR redemption iu ac-
ylrdaucs Nith the requirements OF Article
Five Of the True Mortgage, numbered as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PUuhpErrHIA. Jan. l2-Tho local
stock market was active and firm, tine
better tone IN Sew York being reelected
ia the market here. Philadelphia F1or-
trio ana Tuuopah Belmont were active
features Bonds wcr" steady and quite,
g'bp summary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20

spot cotton 40 New York was steady,
I.g tuged Uidd,ing. 500. Southern
SPOT markets Ner" unchanged to Sc adj
vance, with NcV orleans. Sc: Galveston,
SIC. .Jv3nuah. holiday. Houston, SIC,
Augusta Nlic.. ami Memphis. 1Ac.
Tho y" orleans market closed steady.
r. 'es were.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
CONSOLIDATED Gas COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

January 4 1915
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of
this Company for the election Of Trustees 20
serve during tho ensuing year viii be held at
this once MONDAY. January %. 1915 Polls
will Ne open from - NJ. TO L NJ. Transfer
books viii close Saturday. January =. 1918. at
: N. and reopen Tuesday. January 20. 1918.
Il. A. CARTER, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PrrTsBURd, Jan. t9.-Union Switch and
Signal was higher in the market here.
selling at a9t.. Pure oil was shade
easier. with other stocks showing little
change. There was an improved demand
for bonds. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Company and Term. stock Amt PAYABLE
pacific Coast, quarterly"1st pfd -. % Fen I
Pacific Coast, quNrtcrly..2 I'd pfd / n Feb /
Pacific Coast. quarterly ... com 10 Feb /
Beth chem Steel Corpora
tluu, annual. .,.... .... pfd To
National Carbon, quarterly pfd IL % Feb Is
Warwick Millh semi
annual .........,.,,.. ----- So Feb.
Fisk rubber. quarterly. lst pfd =. q, Feb /
Hood Rubber, quarterly, pfd q. n Feb. 1
Canada Cement, quar-
tcrly ,...,.;..;,...,...; pfd 1915 Feb, Is
Montreal Light Heat and
Power. quarterly ...... .--- "a 70 Feb. ! 8
Come, ticut Railway and
Light ..-......,...... 49, - Feb. q
J. q Brill, Quarterly,... pfd e. Feb. ?
Pacific Power and Light,
quarterly ..........,., pfd ~ Feb, I
Grand Rapids Hallway,
Guarter'y -.,.,,.'..-,, pa ~ Feo I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20

Eleven " bids TO Liverpool were +:
January sac March. SIS; May. $50;
lIiy 9oi October. 9.22. The market
-ae-r IL due TO open to-day II to point
decline.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20

All tu'.rs interest OF any OF the bonds so
igu.lt.d ceases February ls'. 1915. TIE H.-
.uFfau.H with the 'erms Of the mortgage
fH a.roriaue" Win the foregoing said
men. Iru-l nouis Will Be paid az this office on
o. after che lsr day ~ February, 1915. ~
los pcr centrum AVID 'utorcsr tsay 1905. per
5uIdI
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. TRUSTEE.
~ H. r HYDE Nice-pres'G,0t.
New Turk January 10, 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 19.-The securities
market was rather quiet and prices con
tlnucd about stationary The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-20

Inc Liverpool market opened firm.
There was a good inquiry business In spot
cotton with middling 20 points advance
Il 5.2d Sales, 1000 bales; receipts.
$50 bales. an American.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-10-01
Capitol Bonds Held Up.

Olympia, Wash. Before attempting
to market the projected $4,000. 900 to
81, 900, 900 capitol bond issue author
ized by the recent legislature, bond
brokers want Caldwell. Masslich &
Reed, Of New York, to pass on the val-
idity Of the issue. The legislature,
however, failed to make any provision
for meeting this expense. The State
Capitol commission met to consider
what steps could be taken. The is
suance Of the bonds during the present
blennium appears unlikely.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-10-01
Allies StH Push Against GerHaays
StroaghOIds on Western frOnl

London-The great offensive of the
second British forces against both
sides Of the elbow joint on the German
positions on the western front had moi
sIackened Tuesday, but General
Joffre's bulletin reported no new out
standing success.
The British official statement told
briefly of heavy losses inflicted on the
Germans northwest Of Hulluch. where
heavy German counter attacks were
carried out during the course OF the
day.
Berlin maintains that by means Of
counter attacks the allies drives have
been checked, with heavy losses, but
as the Germans make no claim Of hav.
ing recovered the ground taken from
them, the indications are the allied
gains Of Saturday and Sunday general
" have been maintained and at some
points improved, and that the fighting
has reached the state of vicious at
taeks and counter attacks, which may
persist for weeks.
Berlin reports insist that any stor-
les that the German line has been
pierced are untrue, and it is pointed
out that those who have seen service
in the west know it TO be impossible
for the allies to break through.