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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
Live stock Market.

MONDAY. January H.
Receipts OF beeves for two days were
a.115 head, including 80 cars for the mar
ket. making with the cattle held over from
previous arrivals ~ cars on sale. There
better feeling all around with steers
selling firm to l0d l5c. higher bullt
and cows ion 2Jc higher, with the exception
The yurds we're cleared Common TO good
steers sold NJ '7us.G0 per 100 lbs oxen
~ $3.50; bulls At tJ.2bmt7.26, cows a,
1895 So; choice Fat ohio and Indiana cows
at 1865. Dressed beef was quiet al steady
prices or at lli1 1lAc. for city dressed ma
tive sides,
Receipts OF calves for two days we're also
head, including i.666 for tho market. Veals
were In fair demand and steady; barnyard
calves higher; yearlinRs fun steady. This
pens were cleared. Common TO prime Veals
sold at is50UIi2.5O per 100 lbs; culls al
fb.b0pfs; barnyard calves at t5.5Oat6. rs
yearlinKs at l4.75aSG25. City dressed
veals steady at l4d ice per ID; country
dressed at 12MlGhc
Receipts OF sheep and lambs for two DAYS
were s.407 head, including sis cars for the
handy lambs strong, use. lower than last
Friday; heavy lambs in poor demand at a
stll greater decline. The pens wcre not
fully cleared, Common to good sheep sold
at }3.j0Ht6 90 per 100 lbs common IN
prime lambs at S7ais5O. culls at $3.50.
Dressed mutton slow a. sgl0hc.: best
wethcrs al lidiIhc.: dressed lambs at
II n l4lgG; country dressed hothouse lambs
az t5dtf per carcass.
head including a carload for sale Market
arm at S7,3O0t7.60 per 100 lbs: roughs
sold AZ '6.2Adi6.5o. Country dressed hogs
steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
IN Ambitious scheme.

The reopening Of the Stock Exchange
last December has apparently punctur, Il
most ambitious scheme to make the
public here rich at the expense OF Eu-
rope and. OF course, incidentally line
the pockets Of the ingenious promoters
Of the scheme. or II may be that the
public refused 70 trust lis money, and
th" scheme would have failed any way.
Al any rate last November stockholders
Of the Steal Corporation and many othe-
persons received u circular from Pitts
burg. Pa. asking them 70 contribute Il
the War Investors Syndicate. managers
Lyndon n. Wood and Charles T.. Ball
the hitter formerly OF the Stock EXCHANGE
firm of Ban 4 Whichcr.
The circular pointed out that many
people abroad with American securities
wer" I'm dire distress. with the OK
changes closed they could not buy bread
with securities. Therefore the War In
vestors syndicate, combining business and
philanthropy, proposed TO buy up for 4
mere song American stocks in the war
dcvasted regions. The managers would
then divide up with the syndicate mem
bers.
The circular described certain features
OF the scheme az follows. "Disin,c crested
public accountants will 20 over the trans,
actions every ninety days and their re.
port Will be sent to each inves Tor. thus
giving the fullest publicity TO the entire
proposition. Men OF integrity. ability and
experience will b. In charge OF buying
and selling. Tho investors will receiv.
so per cent. Of the profits arising from
operations; the syndicate managers re-.
ceiving the remaining 40 per cent. II
the investors do not make money We
make none II Is simply a sensible. logl.
cal way to take advantage OF a grea,
opportunity You never had n chance
Ike this before. You probably never will
again II Is sure, safe and Legitimate
There can be no loss. II is one chance
to play the game safe"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
THE STEEL MARKET.
New Orders show Rather Marked
Falling on.

Though steel mills in the leading dig
tricts have continued 10 Increase produc-
ton new orders booked recently have
shown a rather marked falling off, par
ticularly IN railroad lines. Rail buvlng
did not exceed 10000 tons bringing total
orders, exclusive of tho Pennsylvania
which has not yet been definitely placed.
up to about 30O,O tons.
other departments Of the steel trade
have also felt a slowing down In de-
mand but producers ara still hopeful
OF an Improvement The equipment com
panies have TO date experienced little
bctterment. Though IL was indicated
earlier that steel mills would be operat-
ing at 60 per cent Of capacity soon, (,
was apparent that they would be doing
we'll II the % per cent. mark were
reached at the end OF the month
The DdHV Iron Trade says THE New
Haven Railroad Is expected 10 dis.
tribute 5000 tons of rails among the
mills, but Pennsylvania lines may let
out small tonnages until new rail costs
are determined
"Fair inquiries for pig iron appear a,
New York and Cincinnati. but eastern
structural projects are slow In ma
'o-1alizng. Jones & LauGhlin Steel Com
pany has started one AiquIppa furnac,
ON frrromangancsc using Brazilian ores
Th,rc IL moderately heavy buying OF
sheets In the middle West"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER With an accumulation from
last week coupled with SLOW buying market
most all grades. The new values ought to
stimulate consumption. High scoring lots
are In small supply, Most Of the receipts
are nr=ts. Seconds quiet. Some owners Of
held butter are selling, Others are holding
on for better prices. Renovated In buyers
favor Ladies' steady. Good packing stock
wanted. Prices: Creamery. extras. 81 score,
80 q 80 tAc,, higher scoring, 80 n 28hc,; nrsts.
SIS to 81 score. 500 81 '7c. Held extras. %
dairy, tubs, finest 81 QS2c.; good to prime,
IS SOC. common 20 fair, % a 27c. Reno
waited, extras, 20 26isc. hrsts, 24h a "a c, I:
lower grades, 22H2 &c. Imitation creamery,
nrsts, % d 26c. Ladies', current make. nrsts,
20 "a 2tC. seconds. 20 i2c., lower grades 20U
2ec Packing stock, held. nne, IA n e2c.,
No ., e0la q2lc.. lower grades, lsfi zoe
CHEESE,-A good export and local trade
resulted in &c advance YESTERDAY The
market Is firm and In excellent shape. SKINS
suitable for export are firm but quiet on
soft made fresh. priCeF: Held, specials,
i5A4lGLc.; fresh specials. t5al5i4 g.. av-
ernge, fancy, l4taU14Nc.; undergrades 1Sa
l5Wl5Sc state fresh lex a l2%c.' poor
~ ESGGs-AIthough receipts we're heavier
than for some little time the market was
unchanged, except Tor nearby stock, which
with the market unsettled. Storage re
mains quite firm. Nearby lines easier
Prices: Fresh gathered, extras, nne SEA
AOc; extra hrsts, 3sc, firsts, 3GP37c.G sec
onds, 80 n 35c. Refrigerator hrsts, 81 y a
.2Si@c. Heunery, whites. fancy, Asa f6c.,
hennery, browns 4Og+lc.; mixed colors
81 4Oc,
LIVE POULTRY-with trading slow. the
market opened weaker and prices a little
lower Turkeys are duh and Irregular
Ducks strady. Geese dun and lower. Re
ccipts yesterday IS cars, OF which 20 were
unloaded and the balance Is being held
Prices: Chickens, lSHlic; fowls, 1914 a
&c; old BOOSTERS, lie. Ducks, spring, state
l6al7c.. Western, l6G lie. Geese. West
ern, l4alAtac. Gulneas, a pair zoe:
pigeons, 20 W2bc
DRESSED POULTRY, Desirable soft
meated chickens and fowls are II higher
with "a nrm tone pcNailing, Movement
limited on account Of heavy rains. Shaggy
chickens slow. old ROSTERS firm and in
hight supply. Fancy turkeys firm Capona
more plentiful but with few large birds
offered Ducks and geese dun and weak
Guineas plentiful and slow. western, dry
picked. tsg2lC chickens, Western, milk
led, Is to "a lbs, ~ to box, 23u25c,: corn
fed goa csc; milk fed IS lbs. to dozen
$50: mixed weights, l1H lao. philadpl-
phia, fancy, . lbs, each, 30 2Jo.: broilers,
lac Michigan, scalded, lbs, lGiac.
Fowls. - to box. Western. GO lbs aud over
10 dozen, Is be, dry picked lbs. and over
l7igc. old roosters, l3C.. squads, prime
white 10 HIS to dozen, St.i0, . his SIqp
secs; ms SaSOaIs7i: dark, 81 Is lss.
Guineas spring, his and over. pair.
90 a65o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF
IDAHO SOUTHERN DivIsIoN-westins-
Plaintiff We. Idaho Railway Light q Power
Company. Defendant. In Equity No. ass
order has this day been entered in the above
case in the District Court OF the United
Division. held at Boise city. Ada County.
ION reading and ming the verified report
OF Receiver herein as to non preferential
claims,
oRDEREp. That all general creditors Of
Company, are required 90 hle In this Court
their motion for allowance OF said claims
upon verified statement Of the claim on or
before the hrst day OF April, 1915. and fail-
participation In any distribution OF the as
sets Of the receivership estate or proceeds
OF sale thereof. This order shal, not be
hle elaine for preference nor to preclude
creditors having speclhc Hens by way OF
bonds from enforcing psSid claims in any
appropriate proceeding or at any appropriate
time.
The Receiver shall forthwith give notice
OF this order by publication thereof, and no
cessivs weeks IN some Newspaper published,
lation in Boise city. Ada County, Idaho. and
illinois. and Of New YORK. Sew York, and
shall likewise mail copy Of this order TO each
creditor mentioned by him In said report or
otherwise known TO him.
Dated, December a. 1914.
(signed) FRANK s DIETRICH
District Judge"
All creditors OF said Company are there
claims as therein directed or to he forever
baird from asserting the same as therein
Dated. December %, 1914
o. @. +. MARKHUS.
Receiver Idaho Railway,
Light a Power Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

LlRMAN CONTRACTING co. contractors
aud builders 1875 20 1870 West Forty-siNth
street, made an assignment to j. Charles
Wechsicr A. petition In bankruptcy was
also nled against lt by creditors. Myers ~
Goldsmith, attorneys for the creditors
said thar IN" liabilities wer~ f650,O00 and
aqSets $4,000, consisting OF money due
'hr company from the city Of New York
and ,hc county OF Nassau and real estate.
There is $3.50 900 due the company for
uul'diug e court house and schools In
Nassau uouuty and elsewhere. Tight
money was said 90 no the cause or the
embarrassment. The company was in
corporated on May I, 1907. Capital stock
$40. 900. Ahram l.. Libman is president
EXCEISIOR ouTFTTTERs INC. clothing,
ll6 Newark avenue. Jcrsey city, petition
in bankruptcy by creditors. Tho petition
was nled here because It is a Now York
W s BISHOP COMPANY. INC, wholesals
dealer In poultry and calves, 333 wash
ingion street, petition In bankruptcy by
January ! and January IS tho company
owed tl2, 000 and had assets OF $4,000 (;
that ~ paid $1,000 to unknown creditors
to paw claims Of 81. 500 The business was
started In 1850 aud was Incorporated In
necemher l9l& Capital stock $4,000
w KATzMAN & son (corpora,ion) manu-
facturers Of furs. lis West Twenty fourth
street. petition In bankruptcy by creditors
Assets. $4,000. The corporation made an
assignment on Friday.
BERNARD SCHIFF, doing business as the
Twenty -hfth street, petition in bankruptcy
nv creditors. He made an assignment on
DOILER & sEIDMAH. iobbcrs IN clothing
- Elizabeth street. made an assignment
to lsldor Gainsburg A petition IN bank
ruptcy was also hled against them by
creditors The partners are Samuel Doller
and Elias Seidman. Liabilities, 5000.
JOSEPH RAEHMIlD manufacturer OF fu-s
West Forthwith street petition IN bank
ruptcy by creditors Assets, $500.
PNl Composition Opposed.
: " p PELL q CO.-The application to
a Co, stock and cotton brokers, A8 Ex-
change place. came up yesterday before
Judge A. \. Hand In the United States Dis
trict Court. Specifications Of objections
Kershan OF Birmingham. Ala; y c.
White. Lancaster. s. e.; c. II Green
South Carolina. and W c. Halliburton.
schedules In bankruptcy.
AUGUSTA GREENSPAN, Jswsry, $50 Riv-
inEton street schedules show liabilities OF
Slt?,Si5,. with 'Si925 secured, and assets
Assignment.
wEIL.TRsoN BROS--Arthur and Ralph
Welerson, manufacturers OF womens hats
3go Grand street, assignment TO Harold f.
Discharges from bankruptcy.
Judge 4. y Hand yesterday granted dts
CHARGE. 10 ihese 6anEruptsi ..--,-..,
"a West Ninety-sixth street; liabilities
4 20 'REDELL travelling salesman. 81
JOSEPH CARAMELLA, glT7 Firm avenue.
FRANK J, FLoCKE tee machines, 7sl Fast
l7Lth street; lilhilities sl2574.
PUTTERMAN bros, manufacturers ~ an
SAMUEL sCHULMAN. baker asa East
Eighth street; liabilities. ,',7ss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York snow or main In
north. rain in southern portion and colder
to-day; fair tomorrow. fresh TO strong
southeriy winds. becoming variable.
For eastern Pennsylvania, rain and colder
and west portions fresh to strong shiftinE
winds becoming northwest: fair to-morrov
For New Jersey, rain and colder to-a.y
fair to- morrow: fresh to strong south.rly
winds shifting to northwest by tonight
For southern New England rain to-day.
colder by tonight. fair and colder to-tnor-
row; strong southerly winds. becoming
variable.
NEW YORK. Jan. ia storm which
developed in the east Gulf section was cen.
trail over the Carolinas yesterday. causing
rain In all the Atlantic States the lower
lake regions. upper Ohio Valley and south.
ward over the Gulf states. except Texas
and much warmer weather in all thu At.
lanuc States
Temperatures were above the freegins
point in ali sections east aud south OF tn.
lower lake regions.
The pressure moderately low II N.
central and northwestern sessions from
principal centre In western Canada bu,
was high over the plateau States and vest,
ward.
IL was colder in the central valleys and
upper lake regions with temperature, he.
low zero In Minnesota. but was varme,
in the DakOtas.
Excepting local showers ana snow al
scattered points the weather west OF the
Mississippi River was generally fair
The temperature in this city yesterday. 81.
recorded by the onlclal thermometer. is shown
in the annexed table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
BUOYANT ADVANCE
IN COTTON MARKET
Renewed Buying Movement Car.
ric> Prices Once More to
New High Levels.
AMERICAN SPINNERS LAG

r '..ur M, depression which OK
&c.. . .ue cotton industry only a few
co.. ago. the mouotouous regularity
co.,. u.rl new high levels are made
o.. tI, furnishes n rather remarkable
....r.e VI buoyancy Yesterdays ses-
.a. rru shed tn, usual record OF new
tons .nl the close was firm at net
f,r of '3 to- 80 points.
liverpool again showed marked steadi-
,e.s with prices at about "a to .
r,rr..sn roiuts higher than due. The ad-
,arrs was said 10 have resulted from
.g,r. covering and trade buying. with
-.ry fr', Offering IN the way OF hedge
,c-fsg spot cotton was in fair demand
a, ..Ii advance OF : points.
1.,, trading was similar I'm character
o., .u,t which has distinguished the mar
20. f,- some Zine recently, buying by
r,,r.rsnt foreign and domestic trade in
,sre.tS Probably never before In the
,,s,,-,. OF the cotton trade have so many
screen concerns acnt representatives to
,s.s s.fe 10 ,cep in touch with the Ameri-
.r .n.ior situation Their buying OF
,,.r rnftou has been on a very large
..,.c and they are reported TO have been
terminating a proportiOnnte supply OF
contracts
=. sor'urat.Iy the American cotton
,,.rufarturers have fallen off in their
bu-cnascs. ~ they doubtless have been
Influenced 10y q miscouceptou regarding
me price az which cotton was selling.
r7,av had become accustomed in the past
rb looking at the range of prices on the
View York Cotton Exchange and basins
,.,I- operations on these figures. IL Is
bslieyed that they have OVERLOOKED tho
,r+ tina, present prices are based on the
new contract which affords premium
o. probably y ,-uJ a pound over the
ola contract. which means that the clos
ine r-ic. Of October yesterday OF about
aes cents would have represented about
30 under the old contract
Tho present price OF the December OPP
ton IN New York II close to u. cents
cv,- the average quotation for middling
i- the south and is probably Ia. cents
over -ha farm price throughout tho belt.
The revival OF optimism In cotton cir
es- fs clearly reflected in the price OF
Cotton Exchange seats Four member
sA.ps were sold yesterday from the ros-
wnm 1t prices ranging from $4,000 to
y0.aoo. The last regular sale Of a mem
he~sh'p previously reported was at Ns,-
$50
The Census Bureau issued a report yes
's-dty showing that 46OS36 bales Of lint
ar. had been obtained from the present
crop prior to January I. This compares
with 2a-.si4 bales last year The l.nters
represent the short cotton fibre obtained
from tho seed during the process OF treat
me-. 90 tho cottonseed oil mills.
New England adv.ces report an i'm
--ut,m,ut i'm the textile centres OF that
District. Tho hrmness OF cotton IL one OF
'Gs features OF the market and this lately
80, been reflected IN hrmness in goods
pH''s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
THE COFFEE MARKET.

Trading in coffee futures was in ex-
ceedingly small volume yesterday, total
sales amounting TO only 1850 bags
Traders continued to maintain their wait
ing attitude. and as there were no new
developments OF Importance marketwise
IN the trade the session passed very
quietly The tone of the market was
steady. with prices 2 to 4 points higher
at the cose. There was an absence OF
selling pressure. but demand was also
Insignificant The cost and freight mar
kets at Brazil was unchanged The
local spot market was quiet. with quo
tations repeated.
Brazilian markets We're featureless Rio
Is and Santos ~ were unchanged al
t$l5O and 1890 respectively. Rio and
Santos receipts totalled IS 900 bags. sac
raulo had $4,000 and Jundahy $4,000
Rate OF Rio exchange on London declined
to II l-l6d. Prices were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
DIyIDENDs AND INTEREST.
THE BALTIMORE a ONO RAILROAD
COMPANY

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
Baltimore Md, January ~. 1918.
The Board Of Directors this day declared
from the net earnings Of the Company for
the ak months ended December 81, 1914, "A
dividend of Two (2D Per Cent on the Pre-
ferred Stock OF tho Company payable March
1, 1915. 20 the stockholders Of record at the
close OF business on February l, 1915.
The Board also declared from the surplus
earnings Of the company dividend OF two
and one-half C2ta 90 Per Cent. on the Com
mon stock Of the Company. payable March
l. 1915 to the stockholders OF record at the
close Of business on February l, 1915.
The transfer books VIII not close,
q W. WOOLFORn. Secretnrv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19

WASHINGTON, Jan, lS---The tug Potomac
has arrived at Cristobal, cruiser San Diego
NJ Mazatlan, cruiser Maryland at La Psz
ae4ItoSers 'T H ann irtrF ,r nhu sun boat
Washington, battleships New York and
Arkansas OFT Scotland light, destroyers Nc
DuugAl, Benham. Rhlch. Henley. Mccall
Parker and Drayton az Gravesend BAY,
hattleshps North Dakota and Louisiana at
Hampton Roads, tug Patnpsro al Lynn
haven Roads. cruiser birmingham and
hattleshlp Nebraska at Proviucetown. tug
PatuXent, tender Dixie and collier Orion at
Lynnhaven Roads, gunboat Eagle AT Char
lesion, supply ship Glacier at San Francisco.
despatch boa. lanktSn ana repair ship
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Red star liner Lupland. sailing Go.
morrow Tor Liverpool. will take mail los
Ing at $50 a. VI. for Europe except Cor.
many. Austria, Hungary Luxembourg and
Turkey, Africa, West Asia and East Indies
tFrance must he specially addressed
The French lin"r Rochambeau, sailing to-
morrow for Havrc, Will take mail closing
at ~ NJ, for France. RumHnia. Bulgaria,
Servla, switzerland, Italy, Spain. Portugal.
Egypt, Greece. British india British En- 81
Africa, Slam. Malta Gibraltar. Ceylon. straits
settlements Dutch East Indies West Aus
ralia and Persia talsO other countries ex-
cept Germany. Austria, Hungary. Luxcn burg
and Iurkey az sneciallv addresaehl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
C0TTONSEED OIL.

Strength Of crude oil continu, As high
~ 4$c was paid and mills are holding
FOR Soc. The buying by foreign and home
consumers is generally stated to be lib
era. Census Bureau figures showing
the seed crush 20 January / 70 have been
. $4,000 tons. against 3,013,OO0 for 1918,
Was construed AS a shade bullish The
strength IN lard helped sentiment. al
though late in the session there was
liquidation Of oil on the official hog re-
port; this showed the number on farms
TO be 64.6lS,oO0; against 5S.933.oOO year
ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises. liz ia sun set, IS. 81 Moon ,s,, ss s
HIGH WATER TINS DAY.
SandyH'k iO:is Gov Island 10 So Hell Gate i7ts
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM ~
sandyH'k 'Io Gov. island a'si Hell Gate 90.
Arrived MONDAY. January is
S. PotadRn. II A NJ. Rotterdam. January
So Ancona. p. NJ, Messina January q
SIS Bermudian, a. NJ Bermuda. January 10.
So Carolina. $50 A. NJ. San Juan. January 10.
So Camaguey. A. NJ CienfueEos. January II.
S. Creole, New Orleans. January l3.
So Topila Sabine. January II.
S. Cretan, Savannah January IS
S. City OF Savannah Savannah. January 10
Sc ri Sol, Galveston January ic
81 Huron. Jacksonville January 10.
So Seminole. Georgetown. 6 C. January ~
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
So Franconia, at Liverpool.
So United States. at Christiansand
SIS Themis, at Copenhagen.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
SIS Pastores. from Port Lmon
S. Zarapa, from Savanilla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19

The Equitable Trust Company OF New
York as Trustee under the mortgage OF the
Muskogee Electric Traction Company, dated
May l. 1912. hereby invites offerings for the
sale to II. under the provisions Of said mort
gage, OF as many bonds issued hereunder as
viii exhaust the sum OF Three thousand
nine hundred thirty-two and 1900 Dollars
ga, ss2.ij at price not to exceed 1860
and accrued interest Sealed offers will he
opened az the office Of the undersigned Trus-
toe, No. 81 Wall Street. New York City, at .
o'clock noon February sth, 1915. on and
within thirty days after which date the hold
ers Of bonds whose offers are accepted must
present heir bonds to the Trustee for pay
fnent The right Is reserved to reject any
ana all offers
Dated Nov York. y. Y, January 18th, 1916.
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, Trustee.
LYMAN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILAnE PurA. Jan 1s-Soveral stocks
were lower owing to the reduction In
min!mums, Philadelphia Rapid Transit
and Union Traction selling at the new
limits Of 10 ana 80 respectively. Phla-
delphia Electric declining .. Electric
Storage point and Cambria Steel 4.
The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN, Jan 1s.-Mining stocks were
strong, substantial advances being made
rather generally. lndustrials shared In
the improvement. Boston and Maine
lost points, selling at 81 and closing at
%. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19

The total receipts at the Custom House
Yesterday for duties were S45s3il.2J. of
which Sl6S1lIi2 was Tor merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
$500, SO for recent mportations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-19
AUSTIN STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
I1rst MnrtRnK Live Per Cent BOnhn Due 1890

The undersigned as Trustee under the Austin
Street Railway Company Mortgage dated
January ?, 1911, and supplemental mortgage
dated April /, 1911. hereby invites offers OF
the above bonds to the Sinking Fund 70
exhaust tho sum OF Fourteen Thousand
-Four Hundred and Eighty Dollars ttiIISO1
at a price not 70 exceed 1924 and accrued
interest. Sealed offers endorsed "Ofrering to
tho Austin Street Railway Company Sinking
Fund" will be- opened at the office Of the
undersigned No. ~ wall Street. New York
city, a. ~ o'clock noon on February 2nd.
1915. The right Is reserved TO reject any
and all offers.
dated New York. y. V. January nth. 1915
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK, Trustee.
BY LYMAN RHOADES Vice President