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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-04
Iie bemtihen unp Die Dfters
reibiihen 9lrmeen
Souen binueu &ur5em aufb0-sn, Die
rett nit einanber gu tOoperiren.
50 DirO ongebli4 aus @isn bsri4tst


2on0uu, 3. Sept. - I9is Der
gr8ange telegraph COMPANY aus
4miterbam gemeIoet tpiro, perbeN ii9
ppu ieBt an bic bsutiaeu unb Die 0iters
rethtfdsu grmeen trenuen unb uuubs
bGngig DON chamber operireH. Die
Sepef6e fiibrt cine Melbung aus Wien
an, oabiuIauteHp, oaB Der 6eIomar'
i4au @rSber5ug 5rteori9. Der Sbers
tommanbeur Der 0iterrei6ii6en 4rmee,
it6 am 6reita4 in greits2itppst Dou
bsm 5eIbmarIaaQ opu WfadenIen pers
abihieoet bat, oa DON jeBt an bic gtrs
meen Der beiOeH SommarDeure ui6t
petter mitnirauber tooperireH tpiroeu.
Die 9epeit)e eutbdlt feruer bic Qns
Oeuturg, bab bic 6iterrethiiteH 2Ir'
meen, bic in pOleu opertrt baben, biu'
Hen Sturgeon ua6 bem iiiooftItdeH
Sriegsiaauplas tronsferirt perben
piiroen.
DiegsrIuite Der britii9eH
6anoelsmarire.
Berlin, 3. Sept. - 9tuf orabts
lOTem 8ege ra6 9uderIor, q. 3. -
Die ,S0luiIde 3eitung" per0ffentIi4t
StdtiititeH, aus Osner berOorgebt, bdb
Gnglanb felt 2tuSbrud Oss Srisges
minoeitens AZ qrpSert Ieiner Sans
oelsmarine perlorcn BAT, Bon S9ifs
fen bon mebr aIs 100 5ornsp 1T i'm
Dur6ihuitt ems Don jsoen 3tpdN5ig
oerIentt poroen.
9ritii4er 0ampfer oers
entt.
2onbon, 3. Sept. - Der BRITT
i6e 0ampfer rRoumanie" bon 1888
3onnen, 1T pon einem OeutIcben llnter'
ieeboot in ben 9runb sebo9rt pproen.
Die 8eIaBung puroe geIanoet.
Die yRoumanh" oermittslts in ben
Iebten mpnateR ben 9ertebr 3ptIaen
Gngldnb unb 2tr6augeI, RubIanO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-04
r9as gan5e@}a3eoonien" 1T Oas2oiungs=
wort in &ulqarien,
Nfinr Austi4t, oab oif Gntfntr,1 ,1a1ddte pnl
9aritn anf ibrf Sfitf hrin9fn.
operdtiOnen uusgefiibrt.

opsrationen ausgefiibrt.
OsitIi4er arisgsi6auplas: -.Qrs
msegrHpps beg JeIbmarI6aQs DON
9inDenbnrs. llHfere &aoallerie pa!
ben 6efeitigten grideutopf 6si 2enms
ipeba. norblpsItIia tpn JrisOri4Itabt,
Der bon feinoIiaer Snfautsrie osrt6eis
oigt puroe, eritiirmt. IS tpurben bort
3 Offi3iere uub $50 Wenn gefaugea
genommeU unb Elm Maidinengsi6iib
erbeute!. Qlu Der 5ront nOrbpeItlia
uno 0itIi4 Don BiIHa Deriu6ten bic
Rufen uniereH iisgreider gormdrT9
auf5utaIten. Sbr GegenansrifT mar
Elm OOlftdHoigsr 5ebli6Iag uno perurs
Iddte ibnsn auBeporpentlia idlpere
9srluite. SuO6itIi4 bon Werce3 erIitt
osr GeiHO cine fhpere Risbertage.
3Dif6en Dem QIuguitopo &anal un5
SDisIocop laben uHiere SrupPen ben
Nismsu errei6t.
n5u @rtbno gsianJ es uniereu
Sruppen, I'm Sturm iiber ben RismeH
gu gslanstn uHb in tiltjer 3eit Oi!
Staot, BON Saus 81 6uus tdmpfeno,
;u erpbern. @ir ma6tsn 100 9efonz
gene.
.g.nsraI upn Galtpis Lad bel
Dtoeritano Der feinDIifsn Raa5at, bic
bic DOH QIstsSbcs in iiO0ftIiter Rid
tuns nab OOsIst uno SpisLoc3 fig
rsroe gbaufse bsfest bate,
Die glrmsssruppe matte 5uiammsH
me5r als 5000 9sfangsue unO erO6srte
cine aaupHs unD Is WaiaiRHges
I6use.
.glrMesgruppe beg priH3eH QeopGIo
-, ,unisrs aplDHHs, bic ben Jeino Oers
folgt 1T npa in forttpdbrenbem RAM
pie nit ben RuiIsR, bic iid auf bas
Sumpfgebiet R5roIia pon prus3aug
3uriit3iskH.
.Qrmssgrupps beg GeIomarI6als
upn Ratsnisu: nWd5reRo Der 9erfOIs
auns oes sysiubes trrsi6tsn uniers
3ruppsn BEN SlfiOIoa GIuB BEL Silnst,
grJasaartads uuo in osr 9egeHO Don
2tntopol, Gsferreidiib ungariids
srupp.n riidsn oitIi8 un0 iiibIi6 BON
golOtO uno 9ubopoje Dor. Die 2trmss
o.s Generals Oon gotbmer nd5ert ii6,
iortipG6rsno .dmpfsnb, 0sm Ssretb
6luB.
0ieginuabme BON o bn 0.
gerlin, 8. Sept. - 9yooRo III
bic 3p6Iite ruiItiae Jsituns, bic felt
oem 6aG pon Daribdu, am 5. 9(uguit,
BON ben 9sutihsn srobert lpoyben lit.
Gs mar bic lssts ruFiide 5eituug, bic
StauO gsbaIten bat. sic iDurbe uns
baltbar, nadbem Die 9eutiten bic
Groonp.Wilna GiIenbobn nprb0itIia
ron Der 5eitung beiebt batten uuO BON
0eiten ME pom Siibsn bsr gegen bic
Staot DOrriidtsu.
grobno mar Elm iidrtes 9tie9 in Der
aetts BON Geitungsu. bic Rutlaub ses
uen cine cpaiion pOm @eiten ber be-
iaiiseu ioIlten. Die Stabt Iiegt nur
ungefGbr 80 Neileu BON Der ssuti6sn
8rsu3e entfernt. an Der BON ct. pes
tersburg iiber WiIna nda Barihau
fiibrsnOsn Giienbdbn. Sn ben IsBten
,Sabren mar bic 5eitung burh Die g(ns
laae BON neusn 9lubsnfurts nod nee
Isrtlit ueritGrtt iuorSen unb bod, mar
iis ni6t i'm Stanbs. ben Oeutidsn aud
nur orei 5age lang Dtberitunb 3u lsis
ten. Die Stabt 1T bic 9ouptitaot Der
prOpinS @robnO unb ba. irssfabr
10000 GtntpObHsr.
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0rponp Inn Seiit Der
Gentihen.
Sie GiaSt BON ben Srnppen ION
Sinbenburgs geHoinmen.
Sab5Hlib pom Riga errin'
aen bic 9eutiaei eiHeU
pihtigsu sizes.

~ W - o.
gerlin 3. Sspt. lebsr 2onrou.
- Die beuiI6er 5ruppm, bic in Der
gssenb pOn Risa upsrir.u, 6aben fpie'
Der .insn pidtisen grfcIs errnnsen.
Gs iuures pabrsnO Oss 5osss cffiSiea
onsetiinoisi. bab fe cine puiition
nDrOpeitlitb bon Grisori4itabt, aHgs'
fd6r 40 WeeiI,n iiib0itIid bon RiSa
seIesyn. ssnommsn babsn. Der pom
GrOben Sauptquartisr ausseseben'
9.ritt lautet ipie folst:
WsItli6er 9risssi6aaplab: Gin
ansriff Der Trausuisn nit SunOsra-
.nateu. bsi Gouds5, purbs obssI4Id'
gen. Sn JIauosrn unO in Der G1ama
,posHs 5c5sn ipia sEiaIssi4s Rinsn'
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SSelo WtarIbau BON
Nytactenien
9at BEN g 6par5eu Gblers
Srben erbGIteu.

8erltn. 3. Sept. - guf brobt.
loIem 8ege uad SudertOn, y. :. -
Die ueberIeetihe ga6ridtsr,Qt Qtsentur
tiinbigt an, bab Der aoiier DtLbelm
oem GelbmdrfdaG BON Madeufeu ben
@4parssn 4bIsrOSben asrlis9sa babe.
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Cine Ginigung unter oen 2salean,
n1d6fen augen(&einli6 unn1osli6.
6ro0no jebt 9an5 TIT 8eiiB oer
J. 9eutl0en.
Die au6 einen wi6tigen @rfo(g an Oct
Dina errungen 6a6en.


OfGaasan
GeHfa<H goFb ahD bm ai
arsgf4auphs TT auurdnSat
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@etterberi6f.

SIR Obio, Snbianu uab bas
iDeltll4e pennfgIDanien: 8c6rI5etr4
lI9 i9ones NSetter am Sdmftag unb
Sonntag.
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Die Salfans ZitnatiDn nudj
unberGnoerf.

&c ~ " W ~ ~ y " iS
NIT BEN, mas bic aubes
ren8altdnsS Stadten 5I
beDilIiseH berett
iinb, auf4eiHenb
unDereinbar.
Rom, 3. Sept. Wie bisrber s.'
: msIoei iuirb, babsn Serbisn, Rumanisn
unb Gris6snlanb ihre 3uitimmuus 5l
eiHet RspiIion bss 9uiareii,r 9er!rass
ssseben, bi,is gGnb.r iullen abcr ni6t
iUiaens iein, ale terriioriellsR auiprii'
DE, Die gulsari.n fir isiHs 9etbiIis
suns an benz arisss Dulanei. gu be-
frisoigen.
Die 2lnipriide 8ulsarisns iinb of
isnbar nit bsnsH, mas feline Ra4barn
ju setsnfuill.ns finb, unpsrsinbdr uno
man nsist r INNER msbr Der aHiiai
ju. bab 9ulgarisn bic ltnisrbanbluns
gen a6iidiIi6 biuaus3itht. I'm ben Tag
hiHaus5uIdis6eu. an osm es i4lisbIia
ss5tpiing.n i.iu ipirb. cine Guti6ei'
buns a5sussbsn- Die 9e3isbunsa
3niiGen gulsarisn unb RumGnisn iiHb
pieoer aismli6 ssipanntsr 4rt.
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against s,ss4.ooo last week and $780,

against 6,e34.0oo last week and $780,
600 a year ago.
Corn-There was underlying strength
In the market. Some OF the large houses
In the trade were expressing greater
apprehension concerning the crop in the
West n the Northwest, where low
temperature and wet FEATHER are fur
ther deferring the date of maturity Of
the corn. Experts say that the frost
must zone late IL the average yields
are to he had in various parts of Iowa,
Nebraska and points north.
The short covering was active and
there was some fresh speculative de-
mand The fact that farmers were
not selling much of their old crop was
not ignored. Receipts are only one-
third the quantity reported a e ago
and cash markets show considerable
strength as a result. There were re-
ports or prospective large yields for
Kansas, Oklahoma and the Ohio VAL
ley states, but many operators were
indisposed to press the selling side of
the list. Argentine offerings were again
at New York. although no business was
contaminated.
Oats-The lone was helped by the wet
weather In the West and the recent buy
ing for export. 1t Is estimated that
during the past few days foreigners
purchased more than a million bushels.
Farm offerings are easily cared for at
this stage. although a material Increase
In the movement Is likely to be seen
next week. The bulk OF the buying yes
terday was believed to be for the &C
counts OF shorts.
PrOvisions-The market was quiet but
steady. Packers and shorts wers in
clined TO buy on the setbacks. There
was no ag~gressivesive demand from
speculative interests.
Chicago prices:
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THE GRAIN MARKET.
Anls and shorts Buy wheat-Ad-
vances sIight-Corn Strong.

The hedge selling in the wheat market
was not constant during yesterdays
session. Modest offerings of the spring
wheat were readily assimilated by mill
ing interests. The early movement from
The Northwest contains much high quail
ny S,sLt. whereas the incessant rainfall
IN tic winter wheat districts impaired
the quality Of much of the grain har-
vested. ...
1t Is understood that mills still have
considerable wheat TO buy as "A result
OF heavy -four business recently, small
carry-ovcr of old wheat and delayed
movement OF the southwestern crop.
'ash wheat values were from one TO
'nr"e cents higher for day, the Winnl-
'FE market excepted. This showed
lhree cent declines for No. l and No. ,
"or'oeru grades.
The comparative weakness in Cana
can wheat made m export business Of
about 800 900 bushels possible. There
was no distinct betterment in the foreign
'n"ud. however, Foreigners were cred
.'d With selling futures here for "A tine
.NlorddY, Part of the pressure was
I Irutb'y ON the advices from English
' Ii"rY quarters that the Dardanellcs
F.' be forced before the end of Sep
u.ulor
I.'f" are some exporters extremely
u.sh on the wheat list at present.
70 opinion was expressed that the
H.'"d Kingdom might not buy much
T. A''|'an wheat this fall. Ordinarily.
TOTAL annual imports by the United
' hguom exceed $4,000, 900 bushels.
'.'s" r"ssimistic views as to tho. prob
'h'' 'lPilsn buying in the United states
~" posed on the ~Dardanelles situation,
ne NrlnHusc Canadian crop and the
't.' important financial situation,
WINCH obviously operates against lndis-
q. 'Hie distribution of English funds.
commission house trade was well di-
V'tl iIrug the day and the profess
s''hi dealings were also more mixed.
h''f IN" circumstances, the erratic
r,'' movements were only natural.
N'''.'r reports were ~variously con-
t'". hut i was evident that the trade
". not alarmed over the frosts re-
p.'''. "a North Dakota, Minnesota and
manitoba, as so Ia 80 per cent, of
We wheat In these territories IL
sllH y" b" cut, The rains In the winter
wheat States west of the Mississippi
WI nrlh"r retard the farm movement.
'''rI."' receipts for four d1Ns 'h's
N''f '".rl ON. n',n 900 b'S1 p
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STRONG UNDERGONE
IN COTTON MARKET
Heavy Buying Generally Put
Down TO Account OF Ger
man Interests.
FINANCING NEW CROP

Trading in cotton yesterday indicated
more Of a disposition to acknowledge
N. efficacy OF recent bullish develop-
uents and the result WIS an advance
n about 81 per bale OIL AN options,
liverpool was higher than due and the
sal market made a,.full resbonse.
'i,svy buying. which was set down to
10 man interests. was the feature OF
me trading. These operations were on
a scale large enough to attract rather
general attention, and there was a good
deal o, guessing as to the origin or
the orders, =,
The crop reporting board OF the bu-
reau Of crop estimates has advanced
the date OF publication of the next
Government report. which will be L..
sued at noon on Monday. August 80.
This brought 10 The attention OF the
trade the possibility that ITS showing
mlgh, he somewhat bul.sh and was
partly responsible for the liberal COW
ering OF shorts.
The speech OF W. =. G. Harding OF
ths Federal Reserve Board before the
Alabama Merchants Assertion. IN
which he said that the placing of cot
ton on the contraband list by the AL
Iies did not create a desperate situa-
Ion. wa construed as evidence that
ths Treasury officials feel that they
have the cotton question well In hand,
There is a disposition In some quar-
tsrs to believe that yesterdays heavy
buying was for the account OF operators
Who feel convinced that the French
and British Governments are certain 20
dive support to the market to prevent
any decline as a result of the contra
hand declaration recently issued. Moth
ing definite has yet come from either
London or Paris regarding the steps that
will be taken by the Allies to mitigate
the effects Of the c~ontraband declara-
ton. II would be more or less of a sur
prise TO the trade II this operation
should be put through in the contract
market, but such a development is by
no means out OF the question.
Some Of the crop news coming from
Texas is by no means to the liking OF
the bears, as the leaves OF the plant
are said to be turning black and fall.
Ing off and young bolls have beer
whipped of the stalk as a result OF tht
recent storm. The veteran members
Of the trade. however, are inclined &c
bank on precedent. which is to the ef
feet hat rains at his season of th'
year are likely to cure any damag,
resulting from previous drought.
Futures closed steady.
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Futures Close 3 to II Points Up
Transactions $4,000 Bags.

The coffee futures market was steady
yesterday, with prices at the close 3 to
IA points up on transactions OF SO. 900
bags. including numerous switches. The
market opened duh and irregular, bu;
toward noon fairly active buying devel-
oped and prices advanced. The near
positions showed the best gains In the
early trading. but toward the close the
mere distant deliveries advanced rather
sharply. Offers in cost and freight at
Brazil were unchanged. Receipts were
large and stocks increased.
Brazilian markets were lower on
Wednesday. Rio IS declined rs refs to
ASSES. Santos Is were so refs lower, at
$3.50. Rio and Sartos receipts were
$4,000 bags. Sal Paulo had $4,000 and
Jundiahy 1900.
Prices were
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H SUGAR MARKET.
spot Quotation for Cubnn Raw Adj
anced to 4.7O Cents.

The spot quotation for Cuban raw
sugar was advanced yesterday lie OF
a cent to 40 cents, at which price the
Federal Sugar Refining Company
bought 1880 bags of Cubas, afloat TO
this port. Porto Ricos were unchanged
at ass cents. Thc market was quiet
but firm at the close. with sellers ask
ing Az cents for Cubas.
The Federal Sugar Refining Company
advanced its selling basis for standard
graduated sugar 10 points to $50 cents
yesterday. Other r~einers made no
change in their prices up TO the close.
The sugar futures market at the COT
fee Exchange was quiet. with prices
irregular. Total transac tions, 3,700
tons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-27

SEALED RIps WI, he received by me
BOARD Of Wafer supply. q. .* "tA'"s
twenty second floor, Municipal HIil.ng,
pay Row. centre and ChtWh,rs S'rerts,
New YORK city, until II A. NJ, gn In' sday.
Angus 81, i9i". tor 'nn'''". 10, FOR fur
nishing and erecting warer- pipe equipment
Tor operating valves in IA" shafts % the
CITY tunnel Of tho rtiskil s%qprdurt, in New
YORK Clty. The equipment consists ut iron,
copper and brass pipe pumps, valves and
httings.
Al the above place and time the bids will
no publicly opened and Rad. Pamphlets
containing Information Tor bidders. ana
contract drawing osn n. obtained at the
above address, ~ ...s of7cc Of the Seors-
t,ry. bv dcpus.'inE the sam of ten dollars
$50, in cash or i's equivalent for each
psmpnlrt. For further particulars apply 10
tho Office ~ tho Pri0clNfl Assistant Engt.
neer at the ahov" address
CHARLES Nl'SS, President
CHARLES y. ~ 'DWICK.
joins + GALVIN.
Commissioner Of tho Board Of watss
supply
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26,-Improve-
ment was general in the stock market
here. Electric Storage Battery led
with an advance of more than 4 points.
Cambrla Steel and Philadelphia Com
pany made fractional gains. Cramp &
sons reacted 2 points to SIS. In the
bond list United Railways Investment 5s
were active and y higher. The sum
mary:
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~COTTONSEED OIL.

The market eased five to seven points
from initial advances. Southern and
other buying was cared for by refiners
Crude oil sold in large volume on the
basis of 33la to "a l2c.. according to
location and delivery. Saturday will
be first notice day for September con-
tracts.
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITTsBuRG. Aug. 26.-La Belle Iron,
which sold from SO up to 40, was the
feature here. Pittsburg Coal was "A
point higher, and Union Switch gained
y. the rest of the list ruling steady
without much change. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-27
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN. Aug. 26.-Contlnued firmness
was displayed by copper shares on in
creased volume OF trading. The zinc is
sues U. s. Shelters, North Butte and
Tamarack were among the more active
stocks and all gained moderately. In
dustrials and rails were steady. The
urinary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-27
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY.
Preferred stock Dividend No. l2.

prcfrrred stock DIVIDEND No. IT,
A regular quarterly Dividend Of one and
three-quurters per cent. tlA 'D on tho
Preferred stock has been declared. pay
able October |, 1915 To stockholders OF
record at the close OF business september
Is, 1915.
Common stock Dividend No. l2.
A dividend Of unr-nu.t of one per cent.
a. cp on the Common stock has been de-
clared, payable October !, 1915, 20 stock
holders OF record. entitled To share In such
dividend. at the close ~ business Septem-
her Is. 1918. CHECKS Viii hr mailed.
WALTER BUTTON. Treasurer.
Il Broadway, New York, y. Y,
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.


81 Louis. Mo. AIgasa 25'p, 1897.
NOTICE Is hereby given tnI' Do. '.". ,
meeting Of the prkunHlrrs " 81 i'. .
held at the General DNiU.. ~ the .o..
pauv, in the Railway EN.utrEr liu. ~.
Sixth and Olive streets. 20 ih. CIV 81
Louis. Mo. on Tuesday, October lth, lt'..
al nine O'Clock \ VI. :'r 'l" ,.rr,."u
Directors Of the COMPANY, la ''u.Hrn .
with the bylaws, and fpr ihr transaction
OF such other business as may ''EHh'
come before said meeting
The regular annual meeting Of tho p'-
rectors of the COMPANY Will %" held go the
same place Immediately tf'or 'lr HdJuU.n-
ment of the StoUPhu, .rrs meeting
The stock transfer hu X % the Com
pauy will be closed on saturday, Srr'"Wner
ith. 1915. at twelve O'Clock noon. ant Nti'
be reopcnei az ten O'Clock \, NJ IN
Wednesday. October tth, 1888.
+. II RRITTDN. PresI lent
ARTHUR ! T3UNSElI. Secr"'1rr
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Chicago, Burlington 6 Quincy
Railroad Company
Four Per Cent. Bonds Due Septens.
Der 1. 1921

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
pursuance OF the trust agreement dated
February 1. iss2, by and between the Chi
oaso. Burlington & Quincy Railroad Com
pany and The New England Trust Com
pany. The Following -Four Per Cent.
Bonds Due September 4, 1891, Of said
Railroad Company. Issued under said trust
agreement. have been drawn for payment.
viz.
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OREGON SHORT LINE RAILROAD CO

In pursuance of the provisions OF the In
denture, dated March LIST, 1885,, between
he Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
and the State Trust Company US Trustee,
Guaranty Trust Company Of New York as
successor trustee hereby gives notice that
a general meeting Of the holders OF the
above bonds will he held a. the Offce Of
die GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. $40 Broadway. New York
city. on September lO,h, 1918, at twelve
o'clock noon. for the purpose ~ nominate
ing two directors ~ the Railroad Cpmpauy.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
y CHARLES EAEIN TrcsIlcn'.
Dated. New York. August l7-h W.
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Receipts and stocks were:
Interior stocks and receipts were;
Estimated port
receipts day.

New oFteans =. 1900 to $500 sc 70
Exports yesterday, 1899 bales. Total
mus far this season. 1880 bales,
Against 1928 bales last year.
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Spot cotton at New York was quiet.
90 points advance. Middling, $500.
Southern spot markets were unchanged.
! To % points advance. with New Or
leans, S.g4c.: Galveston, 9.25c.: Sa-
vnnah, size. Houston. 9,20c. Augusta,
SjoC., and Memphis, &c.
The New Orleans market closed
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kIevtn a, VI. bids TO liverpool were
October, s.3sc, January, s.7sc. March.
$3.50. The market there is due to open
to-day s to SD points advance.
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BAITIuoRE, Aug. 28-Wayland OH
was moderately active, closIng y lower,
Pennsylvania Water 4 Power sold at
IS, off 2 points, The summary:
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The Liverpool market opened dull.
There was a good business in spot
cotton, with middling 1 point advance
al 5.j0d. Sales, 5000 bales receipts,
1000 bales, including 100 American.
prir.c ~ L irrrnnnl n1nnnd rAnndr
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For Metropolitan street Rail-
way Company Consolidated
Mortgage Five Per Cent.
Gold Bonds.
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New York wheat prices were:
Open. High. Low. Clos.
ing. est. est. ing.
september. ........... go. -. .... 1851.
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Dcpostay an It's Agent for Central Electric Railway Company Five Per
March TO-, 1914, and
To holders of uch Bonds whO have not deposited the m
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Committee under the ahovcmen-
uoneiA Agreement has approves, The financial provisions Of Plan dated Jul. 80 1915.
railway and electric light sysens at kansas tWy, owned " the Metropolitan street
Railway Company, Kansas Cy. Ehatnr Light tolpHny kanss, City Elevate!
which companies are controlled by The, Kansas ,y Railway and Light Compsny,
and the Terms of rartcpauonm said Plan dated August "a, 1915 promulgated y
te Managers thsrunder, and has MED a COPY OF sue In and OF such Ttrns Of Par
Any dcpoStor may within fry-hNc cJ days after the. first publication of this
noNce Withdraw, from said Agreement upnn, sIrcnehr t., the DrmItTy, OF, to It's
tered and ymen to the rpuetary or suh AgTt Tor tho Committee Of the sum
of $40 for each $1,000 face" amount of Bonds Withdrawn, witch amount has been
fixed by the olmitur pursuant ITO ne terms OF said hgtenfnt as the Po r0I STe
Of its compensation EXPENSES ant liabilities to be paid by dcpsitpsw hihawngn ron
Dcpostorsw who do not Withdraw from said Agreement in the manner aforesaid
said Agreement. be concluSvey and hnany deemed for all purposes To have assntd
Holders OF te above mentioned Bonds Who have not already deposited thr
Bonds under said Agreement, are hereby. notified that they mas, without penalty.
said Ian as stated in said Term of irtcipauO by depushing their Bonds unier
Sd Agr~nmn, vim The Sew York rras Company of Ne. YORK he Depms!ay.
or is Agmt, pm Colon. Trust tomp,ya Wd boston Cd ON BEFORE oGIOBEK
:" fFrnm%d copies Of said Pan md OF said Terms Of Participation may be obtaini
upon ppncatnn to said Depository or TO It's said Agent
John u DENNIS,
.,,nr JEROME > HANAUER.
y" secretary, " h. wHiGiitM
"hSS% q Sstss' Cit, Committee
BYRNE 4 CuTCHEON,
New York CITY.
ROPES, GRAY, BOYDEN 4 PERKINS
Boon, Mass
Counsel
Rcferlnr Ito he above notice NE undersigned and It's AGENT WIN, '"ys DEPOSIT,
deposits will be received
THE NEW YORK TRUST G"MrhtSTh ,o,,ruv