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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-13

THE FURNITURE EVENT on
THE YEAR. OUR GREAT JANJ .
AIRY -AfARk-DOWNff SAIL. FEST
KORN FURNITURE COMPANY.
Adyt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-13

VALPARAISO Sellman. a
years old. a farmer. was killed at
NIaxwells crossing by a train.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-30

The Modern Muller says that there is
good snow covering over the belt and that
the plant has matured we'll thus far.
southwestern interests are aligned on the
bull side, but their position Is evidently
based on exhaustion Of supplies rather
than on the new crops development
Corn--Thc lack OF large short interest
told on the market yesterday Frequent
support from outside interests failed tn
hold values. Pressure was inspired by
the recessons In wheat on rumors that
exporters were resellinE on the other
hand, there were fresh sales Of $50 900
bushels reported to foreigners.
Country offerings increased from some
districts, but ON the whole were under ox-
pectatious. AS a matter Of fact country
houses bought options on the declines
The close Of the market was weak, due
partly to the peace rumors. Receipts were
rather larger than expected at I,2i5, O00
bushels. against 600, 900 a year ago The
exports since July total 1850. 600
bushes. against i,t7s,OoO last season.
ORts--On assertions that $500, 600
bushels had been taken for European ac-
count in the past two days values man
aged 10 rise steadily to new highs The
declines In other markets induced "a great
deal Of liquidation, however. II was be-
heNed That the early estimates on the eX-
port sales were exaggerated. The com
mission house trade was broad and mixed
during the session.
Provisions Prices were higher early
with the strength IN the hog market
Stockyard interests sold freely, however.
on this upturn. Weakness in grain had
effect.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Raw Advances to 5..O-Furthcr
Heavy Buying by Reancrs.

Under the stimulus OF further heavy
buying by reiiners the spot basis for raw
sugar was advanced yesterday to 420
cents. The Federal Sugar Refining Com
pany bought / /, 900 bags Of Cubas at that
price. OF which 5000 bags are ahoat to
this port and due to-day and the balance
to he delivered in the first half OF Fcbru-
any. Other purchases amounted to about
100000 bags for prompt and first half of
February delivery, for which Ala and Az
cents respectively was paid. Yesterdays
business brings the total for the week up
To- about 100000 bags The shortage of
freight room which recently developed
caught retners In a bad position. They
had been buying on a hand to mouth
basis and consequently had no surplus
supplies ON hand They are now anxious
to secure spot supplies and have shown
much better disposition toward pur-
chasing ahead. The refined market was
firm The Federal Sugar Refining main
taincd it's price at J.15 cents and all
other reiiners continued to do business at
sos. Demand for standard graduated at
the new selling basis has been fairly
active.
The sugar futures market at the Coffee
Exchange yesterday was active and
strong. Good demand appeared following
the advance in spot and prices moved
higher. Total sales were 1850 tons
Prices were
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THE GRAIN MARKET.
Spectators unIond-IIcRVy Declines
War Rumors a Prctcxt.

w neat was sold during the course OF
Yesterdays session by at least three dis
tnclNgiy different sets Of interests.
Farmer, AT scattered points in the coun-
Ivy Dad finally been tempted to sell by
u" big prices offered them. There was
other liquidation by operators who
realized tlit the long side Of the market
NH been made perilous by It's vast num-
or "i Hdncrcnts, A group Of the more
tmd SPECTATORS unloudcd on the rumor
.1. Russia was anxious 10 conclude "A
H'.HEH', peace with Germany, although
The chances for this report being con-
''m'd Wcr, figured at two in million.
NJ day the market was sensitive and
hNa''1 loo manner to iuculcRte fear
'|,r- Zoe holders Commission houses
We're seemingly exercising inordinate care
'''..' 10 their murgiued accounts and
arc '.n close of the session some heavy
''.s additional funds were made
'-t. lI- these. demands explained the UNI
V-H.. buying Of puts" for to-day.
I." decline m the list made liberal
Npu.. business possible. Assertions were
'td' 'lat foreign takings of American
NI'l. were more than 100000 bushels
''s absorption aided in stemnin- the
.Ir''.rrd Generalization. FNreign mar
"'e We're strong, showing advances of
'''n 10 I cents bushel
george A Marcy, president of the
."''N' Gran Company, VINO was among
30 ''rat TO predict Sl,10 wheat, was again
Interviewed Tie said that pending the
.0 ol tho war or a vital change in the
,Itor"lu political situation no important
.'''Hr. We're probable, as tho foreign
r.ml uou OF domestic wheat was not
"N % cease under the present circum-
,Hu.,.
n. ..oarauccs of wheat and -four yes
'..AF once moro totalled 100000
.l-.f.s For tho week the exports, az
"rd'n" 20 BrddSirCefS, were S,b2O,O0O
.'.n'' against S,3e5, 900 In tho preceding
."N jNd a,,l1,0OO last year, There have
100000 bushels shipped from
. America since July /. against 49,
'. Tor. year to this corresponding
F. b. estimated that there are APP
..'N 'Hare.y nu,O0o,0OU bushels OF unsold
t|y United States and Canada At
T.. i..,.
''' .-np conditions continue favorable.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Cunarder Lusitania. sailing to-day Tor
Liverpool. will take mail. closing at $50 A. NJ,
for Europe except Germany. Austria. Hungary.
Iuxemburg and Turkey, Africa, West Asia and
the East Indies
The Italian liner Duca dcgit Abruzzi, sailing
TO day for Naples. will take mail. CLOSING vt
$50 4. NJ for Italy. Germany. Austria. Hun.
gary. Bulgaria. ScrVia. Rumaui. Turkey,
switzerland Greece aud for other countries (CI
cent Luxembourg when specially addressed
The French liner Chicago. sailing tomorrow
for Havre, viii take mail, closing at d 30 A. " ..
for France. Rumaula. Bulgaria, Scrvia. Switzer.
land Italy. spain. Portugal Egypt. tseeCc.
British India. British East Africa, Siam, Malta.
Gibraltar Ceylon. straits Settlements. Dutch
East Indies. West Australia, Persia and other
countries Except Germany, Austria. Hungary
LuNemburF and Turkey when specially al
dressed
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Futures StcnJy-Prices Close = 10 =
Points Higher.

Tho coffee futures market was steady
yesterday. with prices at the close 2 tO }
points higher. There was an absence of
selling pressure and a moderate demand
from trade interests. There was con
tinued scarcity of freight room at Brazil.
but the amount OF coffee afloat continued
rather large. Quotations in the cost and
freight market were unchanged ~
points easier. In the local spot market
Rio IS and Santos As were UNCHANGED at
So cents and 10 cents respectively.
Brazilian markets were fcaturelcss
Rio IS and Santos Is were unchanged at
iSl2j and $500 respectively. Rio and
Santos receipts totalled 10000 bags Sac
Paulo had $4,000 and Jundiahy $4,000.
The rate OF Rio exchange on London
declined 5-39d TO ~ a1-3od. Prices were
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

Tor eastern New York. fair to- Day; un-
settled and warmer, probably snow, to-
morrow; moderate north to northeast
winds.
For eastern Pennsylvania fair to-day.
cloudy and warmer. probably snow, to.
morrow. light north TO northeast winds.
For Now Jersey. fair to-day. cloudy, prob
ably snow, tomorrow. moderate north 10
northeast winds.
For southern Ncw England. fair to-day,
snow to morrow or tomorrow night; warmer
tomorrow; moderate northwest to north
winds. becoming northeast by to morrow
NEW YORK Jan 9o--Thc colder weather
from the Northwest reached the Atlantic and
CUT states yesterday
Freezing temperatures extended southwark 20
central parts Of the east Gulf and south Allan.
tic states aud zero weather covered western
New England. northern Now York most of the
lake regions, northern parts q. Ohio. Ind ana
and Illinois westward into Wyoming and Mon.
taua.
Temperatures were twenty o. more degrees
below zero IN northern New York.
In this city the day was fair and colder
wind. brisk northwest to west: average humid.
ity ~ per cent: barometer corrected 10 read
TO .oa level at 5 4 NJ. 500; y. NJ, OF
The temperature IN this city yesterday, as
recorded by the oficial thermometer. Is shown
In tho annexed table:
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Incoming ye.seI.-By wireless.

SIS New York. Liverpool, reported yester-
day that she would dock about $3.50 A. N
tomorrow.
IS vi cid. Galveston, 81 miles south Of
Jupiter at noon yesterday.
SIS Proteus New Orleans. % miles south OF
IS San Marcos Galveston. 24s miles west Of
SIS Comet. sabine, 81 miles west of Sand
Key al noon.
SIS Fl Da Galveston, n miles north OF
Jupiter AT +. NJ
noon,
SIS Lewis Luckenbach. San Francisco, 10
miles south of Delaware Capes Al noon.
SIS Concho, Galveston, ~ mues south OF
S. Mohawk, Jacksonville, iis miles south
OF Sandy Hook at 7 p. NJ
IS III Alba, Galveston 9o9 miles east Of Gal
SIS Radiant, Sabine 800 miles east OF sabn.
$, Mexicano. New Orleans. l03 miles south
east OF MississiNr bar at noon
s. Sabine, Mobile 80 miles south OF Tamps
bar at T. NJ
IS Coamo, san ;Jpan Ssa miles south OF
SIS Santa Clara san Francisco 5N miles sou'h
of Sandy Hook at i. NJ.
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Va- partly lost v".ter.inv whom thH-a was
deyIlu" OF lac. on all best grades. The
supply 81 good fresh stock was ample to
meet the demand, and there was consider
able inquiry for high grade rofrlgcrators. Of
which there are few left. There was a
car OF chinese eggs ON tho market yes
but quality was not good enough 10 COM
mand more than 2i.. Market closed rather
dne. aats u3ic. extra irur. 35c. irsts
32p o. 'sc' seconds; "a n 81 a.. Refrigerator
fancy, 56pa7c.; hennery, browns, sia 35c. ;
mixed oolors. ,. r. use.
LIVE poULrRN.--There was a nrmcr
Fowls were up igg There we're not many
There were II freight cars and ono. express
demand seemed to be- principally t9o11
BOOSTERS. Prices; chickens, IA - be,
fowls, l7d1Sc.; old roosters, maze. Tur-
Keys, IA l6c. Ducks, spring, state, 100
13ul3'sc Guineas. pair. 4Oei pigeons
DRESSED PoULTRY.-There was a better
feeling yesterday aud a general advance on
nearly am lines This was particularly true
OF turkeys which were up on an average
to lie. chickens werc also better .by %c and
corn fed. Old ROSTERS were higher by ibc..
while capons remain unchanged squads
market closed hrmer. Prices Turkeys, dry
picked, Western. ~ q 22c.: fancy. .scalded.
bic; Tsnnesses and Kep.ucky goo :ic.;
lbs. IL to box, 2tg aSc.; corn FED, .2g 23c
milk fed, IS lbs. % dozen, 2Oc.; mixed
Weights lt,gisG.e phiii.deipssia, t9nS}L.
scalded. I lbs. lie. Fowls ~ to box, West
ern, 60 lbs; and over TO dozen lshc.. dry
i3Hc. capons, lbs. go 2sc; 6 to lbs.
5aa Csc squads prime White, 10 lbs to
sS7f1 Dark Gsin lines spring ms,
lbs, and over, pair, 60 "a csc.
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COTTON IRREGULAR,
WITH LOWER CLOSE
Heavy Movement Ut Staple Re-
>pou>ibIc for Consider
able Selling.
pot 81 rs TO ACREAGE

C.r... bowed continuance Of ir-
....,...... and unsettled conditions yes
.,,. ,,,,i,y .,..,l, .t nj,
'.''.
aa...' " 10 P''h'S' 'uI"'" SOME
o.., ,I...r luu closed at e slight net
,.. ,.. .t. .,,
,...i,.. tb, .,r,plu,,o, Of ir.
''" -. -. -,
r's0'.-.'' '''''
t.w. II.'''.'' '' tue EI''n "'''N''S ana
might u. supposed 'p have "a buliish crc't
o...t... 'U.ry was am easier tone toward
rr.. ur.Iablv ,,,s due to the
.,.. .ul,,r.ut of cotton into
'. ,..,r,..rr 10 tho New York Cotton
.,... l, INTO sight amounted to
.... .f..u against 275302. Tn. nR
-,..r,r,. t7kirrs and the visible
..... .,.a, not available up TO the
,o..
..-t.. continues To- come here for de-
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER.--There was further advance
Of nc, YESTERDAY on table stock aud this
finest. Trading was active all day and
market closed hrm The undergrudes saw
little or no change. Prices were: Creamery.
extras, 90 score, 3sa33isc.; higher scoring,
3t'sc. irsts, IS to 81 score, 3OqS2lsc.
20is d3lLc, state, dairy, tubs finest, 81 y N
3elac,; good prime, rs a 3Otc.; common to
fair, 23&27c. Renovated, extras, s5 ~ n gee;
hrsts, 2lg25c,; lower grades 22p2SiAc'
Imitation creamery, nrsts, 2ils n 25is C,
Ladies, current make, nrsts. $50 23laC.;
seconds, ?2a?3tso lower grades 20 q q /: e.
Packing stock, held, 81 q 2ac,; No, :, .Ois q
eic.; lower grades. lSu2Oc,
CHEEsE,--Bu Buying for export kept the
market hrm and undergrades advanced 40.
That was the only change IN quotations al
though the feeling all yesterday was tirn on
all grades and closed 80. Prices were:
Held, specials, l6isc.i average. fancy, t6N
a l6sc,i undergrades, 4uIihc.; Wlscon-
sin daisies, i5% nlstc; twins l6qlG2c.
to good, s4lic.
EdHs,-Ths advance OF the day previous
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WHEAT sOWN WINTERING WELL
"NIodcrn Miller" Finds Conditions
Favorable for Crop.

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.--Thc Modern ma
Ter crop outlook
There Is heavy snow covering over
the winter wheat belt. which afforded
ample protection against the extremely
cold weather during the week.
Reports are favorable from Texas
and Oklahoma. where relatively warmer
Temp natures prevailed and no snow COW
ering. The winterng Of the crop 80
far has been good
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SOUTHWESTERN coal AND IMPROVE.
MENT COMPANY.

Sealed proposals will I've received at the
onico OF Tho Farmers Loan and trust Com.
panN Nos. is-22 william street. Sew York
cry, for the sale TO the Trustee, In accord
uuCe with the provisions 81 tho mortgage ui
the iSt OF July 1889. Of % sutHclent amount
OF bonds to consume ti20.Gll.lO In the sink
Ing Fund at a price not exceeding par and
accrued Interest Income Tax such ac-
cru'd Interest VIII be withheld In case Of
taxable persons, and ownership certificates
a. prescribed By Income Tax Treasury ReEu-
latious will be required with current coupons.
Thu right il reserved. however, to reject
any and all bids.
Proposals must be presented before L?
O'Clock NJ. ON the 9th day Of February. 1915,
and should be directed as follows:
Proposals to sinking Fund Of the South
western coal and Improvement Company.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
Ice William street. New York city"
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANN. Trustee
BY EDWIN $. MARsTON. President.
New York. January 90 1915.
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wAsHINGTON Jan 2a.--The tnnleT
Severn. tug Potomac and submarines c.
&C Ga ca and C-5 have arrived a;
Cristobal: battleshlps New YORK, Wyoming
C,onnecticut Louisiana, New Hampshire
Vermont, Utah. Arkansas, Nlrginla Ne
SaT Dixio collier CyClopA and destroyer
Cassin, Henley and Ammen at tiuantsnamo
despatch boat Dolphin and yacht syph =.
Prince supply ship Glacier a. san Fran
cisco; destroyer Standish at Annapois
cruiser New orleans at Balboa and collier
Jason at Genoa. .
Tie battleshlp Rhode island has sailed
fran TanEier Sound for Guantanamo;
cruiser Nashville from Boston for Guam
tanamo; cruiser san Diego from La PaE for
san Diego; Runboat dttlno from La
Romana Tor Port su Prince, collier Vulcan
from philadelphia for Guantanamo. cruiser
pes Moines from Tompk msville for Charles
ION and tug Iroquois from san Diego fo'
Mare Island; tugs PatuN0nt and fatHpfco
GOLFERS orion and McDouEal from GuaH'
l.i.a.lc so- poet e. pTiNos
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CALL FOR PENNSYLVANIA BONDS.
Selling Price of sIO,OOO.OOO Issue
Expected To-day.

The Offering price OF the Si9.ooo,0oo
Pennsylvania Az per cent bonds. II is
expected, will be announced this morn
ing \ heavy demand for the bonds
was registered yesterday. and the sale
at offering is expected 20 show tho
decided strength Of the public desire
for the highest class securities White
no definite statement OF the Offering price
was made last night, bond men looked
for price higher than lO5is, the price
OF i03a, being mentioned.
ON the curb yesterday the bonds
closed at lOi7s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-30

Supreme Court--By Justice Lehman
Mary Hastorf vs. Maud Il. Barclay. Jacob
Katz, Banned Friend VS. Maud r. Barclay
1.-TWO casesl, Jacob KATE: Edmund l.. Cham
plon vs. Zbarage Realty Co. Percival Wilds;
Jas. II. Roosevelt, Jr, vs.. Daisy Il McClos-
Bk. w. Carrie NJ. Butler, Albert HitGhie;
Herbert $, Martin vs.. Chas A. Starbuck,
Malcolm Sundhcimer. Bkyn Saw. Bk. vs..
Newstate CO. Albert II. Mathews: Zinweli
co. vs.. Amer Purchasing Assn, Herbert j.
Goodwin. Cooper Union vs, Elias Sunft Real
Estate Co, Percival Wilds,
BY Justice Cohalan--Horace Porter We
Nome Realty Co. Marcel Levy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-30
NEW MINIMUM PRICES.
M Action Taken ON steel Common
or New Haven stock.

The special committee of the stock Tx
change has established the following new
minimum prices. American Cities pre-
fcrred. SO; American Express, 90. Ameri-
can Locomotive preferred, 90. buffalo
Rochester and Pittsburg common. IS; pre-
ferrcd. los; May Department Stores. So
Public Service Corporation, 100; Repub-
lie Iron and steel preferred. 20; Under
wood Typewriter, so; preferred 95.
II was con Dlcuous that the committee
rofrained from ordering reductions In the
minimum prices Of steel common and
New Haven. Roth OF these stocks were
traded IN In the New Street market con-
sidcrably below their official prices on
the floor of the exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-30
COTTON GOODS TENDENCY UP.
Economist" Tells OF EncouraginE
Report From Jobbers.

Tho D,y Goods Economist says: n
rJodly number Of buyers are in the
N.N York market, among these being
many large operators in dress materials
and o.a,r fabrics.
The cotton EoOds market continues
syoug with tendency to higher prices.
Joooera report a very encourag cling adj
vance business for spring on cotton goods
generally Leading lines OF prints have
been advanced onc-quarter cent"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-30
FINANCIAL NOTES.

A. meeting OF the board Of directors Of
pauy, william II. Williams WAS elected a
director to MI a vacancy, Mr.. Williams was
vice president OF the Delaware and Hudson
Company,
Robinson q Co. have issued a circular
offering a list Of bonds selected to meet tho
needs OF different classes Of Investors under
the hve groups of savings bank bonds,
general Investment bonds. public utilities.
-hor. term notes and industriais
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-30
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.


the ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders OF the American Press Association
will be held AZ their Offices. e25 West 3gth
St. New York CITY. on Monday. February
Let. 1915, ~ 1900 o'clock a. NJ. for the pur-
pose Of the election Of directors and the
Transaction 81 such other business as may
properly come before said meeting
CORTLAND SMITH President
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THE BALTIMORE SnyS = ono RAILROAD

VTTTIE OF THE SECRETARY.
Baltimore Md, January II. 1915.
Tho Board Of Directors this day declared
from the net earnings OF tho Company for
tho six months ended December 81, 1914 "a
dividend Of Two 90 Per Cent. on the Pre-
terred stock OF the Company, payable March
!. 1915, TO the stockholders Of record at the
close Of business on February !, 1915.
The Board also declared from the surplus
earnings OF the Company a dividend OF two
and one half t2ia 60 Per cent on the COM
mon stock OF the Company, payable March
|, 1915, to the stockholders OF record at the
close Of business on February 1. 1915.
The transfer books Will not close.
g. w. WOOLFORD, Secretary.
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW WORK. COUNTY.

Supreme Court-Appellate DlyIsIon-Re.
cess
Supreme Court--SpeCal Term-Part IL
Before Lehman, j. Court opens at 1880
A. NJ. EN parte matters
Surrogate's Court--Chambers-B Before Co
hulHn, :. wills for probate, at 1850 A. NJ
- Roswell NJ. Shursheff.
city Court--Spccial Term-Part lie
fore Allen, J. Court opens at 10 A. NJ,
EN parte matters
KINGS COUNTY.
supreme Court-SpcCial Term-Court
opens at 10 \. NJ. BEFORE Manning. j.
Ltlgatcd motions. Before Garretson, j.
tx parte matters.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, Jan. 29..-Miniug stocks were
irregular. but most Of the active ones
We're higher including Isle Royale, North
Butte and Butte and Superior. Granny
and Mohawk were of =. Boston and
Maine declined IL, United Fruit AMI
Massachusetts Gas common I and United
shoe common =. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-30
Referees Appointed.

supreme Court--By Justice Lehman
GolcoudH Realty Co. vs.. Hoffman, Arthur NJ.
Levy; Gunther Va. Goodman, Joseph ID
Kelly; city Real Estate co. VS.. Walker.
John II RoEan.
BY Justice Cohnlhn--City Real Estate
CO. v, Mulyany: Gu. /. Hoffman; Titus. Jr.
\. Leary; Bertuch vs.. Mulvauy, Max :.
Levine; Greenwich say. Bk. vs.. Minsker
Realty Co, Lemuel =. Qulgg; NIcoll VS.,
Mulyany, Robt. c. Birkhahn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-30
WHITE kNOB COPPER a DEVELOP
MENT CO, LTD,

.e,,,i' n' &C. Nv ,V'h s,.,-,.-,,
dividend NJ ten cents a share on the pre-
ferred stock OF the Company ha4, been de-
riared. payable ON February Goth. 1915. to
sta, khoiders Of record al tho close OF bust
ness ON February 9TH. 1915.
Dividend checks viii he matted to stock.
holders who have filed dividend orders.
Dated. New York, January 2Sth. 1915.
MARK 81. SAf.bMbN Tree s,i~a~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-30
C0TTONSEED OIL.

Despite some efforts TO lower cotton oil
values the tone was not appreclably
altered. Values were held close to the
best basis OF the season. Crude oil was
firm ut iJc. There were rumors OF an
other advance in the seed market to over
$50 per ton. Western liquidation was
light in spite OF the easier lard list.
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DULUTH, MIssABE A NORTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
First consolidated Mortsag. Bonds.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that the
One hundred and seventy -threc tlsaJ OF the
First Consolidated Mortgage Bonds OF the
Duluth Missabe Northern Railway Company
we're this day drawn Tor redemption In ac-
COrdanCe With tho requirements OF Article
Five Of the Trust Mortgage. numbered as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-30
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. 29.-Considerable weak
ness developed to-day, due to the unsettled
In the New York market. Sears
Roebuck was the main factor on the de-
cline, with Union Carbide National Car
bon and Swifts ruling at lower levels.
Bond market quiet and prices steady.
Tho summary;
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PlTTsBURG, Jan. Columbia Gas and
Electric was In demand to-day, making u
further gain OF l Is and closing at the top
price. Crucibe Steel and I'ittsburg
Brewing were fractlonally lower, This
summary:
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHiLAnELPHIA, Jan. 2g.--Thc bulk OF
the trading was In United States Stec..
Other stocks were little changed In price.
Electric storage Battery lost - on odd
lots, while United Gas Improvements
ha
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Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co.
PFErtRR!p DIVIDEND
C0.dM0N DIVIDEND

PittsburE. Pa. January eSth. 1915.
The Directors Of this Company have to-day
declared their regular quarterly dividend u
ONE AND THREE. OCARTERS PER CENT.
q = go on the Preferred Capital Stock and
ONE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. GthetJ
on tho Common Capital stock. payable 10
shar.holdcrs % record January .ist. Checks
mailed this day.
W. 4. MYLER. Secretary.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Jan. 29.--The market for
local securities was active, without ma
terial change in prices. Consolidation
Coal was up = at 05la The summary: