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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-02
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

y.s,.rday. and the tone of the market was
grade stock. ,Jchber., guided by heavy
receipts, hoped for a lower market. but
there Is littl' prospect OF this for "a few
days. Operators In high grade June but
t"r are Wiling to pa! the price and the
hui element expects eAt-as to go to ale.
,1.tay. Renovated vas a ,r'n. easier.
Prices: Creamery. extras. % score. 3oi. a
500. higher scoring, 3os 3i,rc nrsts,
dairy. finest. ?Hts u 2oc good TO PRIME. IS
mssc.; renovated. "xtra-, go nrst-, :su
2Ic.' ladies, hrsts. .thc.: packing stock.
current make. fine. .3r. No. .. ..t,c.
CHEESE Market was m Yesterday a
trihc. but the chang. Was hardly suscrp-
tinue 10 ~inereas" and twins werc down
80. as wer" Young Americas and state
skiins. Many receivers believe that AZ
butter prices are high tho bottom has been
about reached on cho.s-. Exporters did
li'tio buying yesterday. They seem to be
noin,ns on for lover prices. Prices: Flat.
averag" fancy, isis nII%c.: twins, fresh
,pe"lals - Tiji." Young Americas, fresh.
rent make. l2's ri?.c.: lover grades,
6asc.
EGGS The ION. was nrrn and tho mar
ket closed In ma condition Extra Hr.ts
were "a higher. and all Of tho high grade
are far bchini those nj last week. and II II
dlfuCu't to GO 'ufiTieut supply 81 good
stock for tab" USE. Thi' fact. coupled With
the buliish feeling Of ypeculstors in stored
stock. keeps the market in iiru condition.
rherc was Il little accumulation OF un.
enough to cut any fgurc Win quotations
Prices; Fresh gathered extras: :ti.
20 We storage packed, frsts. 80 .'".
extra arsts. 9at a ~:3i7c.; nrsts. ga :Sc.
seconds. 2os a?ii.c. di-l'es. No. / 2Ois-
~" No; . $50 ;oc.; 'h.cks loFls'sr
ga "a - " e. mixed, .Jp 2tC duck. state.
LIVE POULTRY Their" ccrc unl"ad.i
yesterday ~ cars. ono II which came nv
express Fowls "cr" unsettled. WIN me
report that several carloads suii f"r -l"'
for light and :o,sr for heayy. ~ ne
( other hand some receivers we're Offering
Night fowls y, :o'.c, and heavy A. 90.
Prices werc not definitely settled, hut VII
p no. Se Of Sf'I Sro,i.r. ,%; fires,sh, ana mar /, wa.
d'ficu't ia get inore than SOC for them.
Express broi,crs we're 3c' higher oId
10. Ducks sold a, iac.. geese at lac,
s" h II feSI p3%S,,IGn-rlTkii"Mn4rg.,si soS Wa. SO? %ucn
complaint yestcriay. about the condition
81 arri, ais. Much Of tn" poultry had been
aclayca stock shich shoa,d hay. hen
t'rday. cons.qucn,ly II ras not IA so"t
condit'"u Demand wa lish' AND 'hrrs
few that, we're sold brough, :ihc. Old
BOOSTERS were SLOW. Fresh Killed turkey
rarely brought top quotations. Rroiler.
larger. prices we're lower, There was n
surplus - Long Islant ducks squads -ero
Prices: Dressed turk,yf, Western hens
and toms, dry picked, .sa 500. chickens
corn fot. i.ueOr.: fowls. t. 10 box. dry
! packet, Western, SO ,hs. and over 80 dozen,
-'l: Z" K q lns' e. nGdcr 40 'n.' ~,
over. .ltgr; ~ lbs .0c. " los. aud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-02
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Tho international Salt Company has de-.
ciarci an extra dividend OF ' per cent. IN
addition to the regular quarterly uiNid"nh
~ ~ ~ per cent.
GOV. rinkham Of Hawaii has appointed
frank R.nncr. Jr.. ~ tho United States
Mortgage AVID. Trust COMPANY a. commis.
-iouer ~ d"ods In the stat" NJ Now York
for he Territory of Hawaii
Tho Iuiou trust Company has declared
~" rcgpiar quarterly dividend 81 : p"r
,ent. and. the usual annual c,'ra d~i-
holders OF record June ~.
Tn. law Arm OF Byrn. aud 'u,chcon ~
"a iroad street VIII be known hereafter
". AlIrirh. Aldridgs e, smith aud HART
SON Tweed have become moinbcrs Of the
Nrm
The AIlis-Cha'mers Manufacturing COM
psny has declared the regular II. per
cent. quarterly dividend on the preferr~d
stock and In addition lig per cent. on au-
count Of accumulated dividends Oh n.
issue. This reduced tho amount Of back
dividends due to lis per cent.
The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce, Room, to9, custom House, has
Just been ah.ised hy George u Anderson,
rhina, tina h' viii he hero this morning
aud viii he glad 10 meet representatives
ut any business houses Interested In trad"
conditions IN thu Far East.
kissci. Kiunirutt & 80, white, Weld 4
co., Montgomery, '1oihier and TIl"r and
spen.or. rra,k s Co: the mN,asooo Of IN,
~ Nh'h PHI''laNF' 'i"s"""'"'' w
the frst lien ton year convertible I. por
cont. gold bonds of the sinclair oil and
Refining corporation, announce thu, the
entire issue has hecn sold.
u. '. Gambler. vice president Of the
Atlantic National Bank, has rr-ig ned after
thirty fNc years Of service with that In
s'itutiou. lie entered tn" employ Of tn"
Merchants E>chHig" Natioutl Bank, the
fnrutrr uaiuu Of tho Ntlnuti" National
Bank. and worked his way III from the
rhnks In W" he WAS app"lnt'd assistant
cashier and HuhgeuuentlN bsCHm" cashier
uri vice president. lc VIII devote him.
solf FROM now on 10 personal affairs,
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR
Live stock Market.

~ RSDAf June /.
kecel pts of hccNes were i,4.0 head, in
cludlnr - fow ears for the market. No
sales ~ an, Importance to-day. Tho feel
ting MAS stead, for al surts aud grades Of
cattle, Dressed bori Mas frm, with fat =
demand. city dressed NATIVE sides sold
At l+r iHr,, minds and ribs At II 2Ur. ,
chuch- and platos AZ I"Glie
Receipts of calves were ga head, IN
Guiding a08 for the market. Prices we're
shout STEADY. with NO really choice stock
offered. \eAls sold a, 80 sl2 per M lbs
cults aud throwouts At fnSs Dressed
calves were ia 'alr demand At Ia. lsiac.
for city dressed veais, with II few selected
selling at l"r.: country dressed sold al
l2is a 10.
Receipts OF sheep and lambr were .,sat
head, including with previous arrivals ~.
cars Tor the market, Lambs on light sun
Wy were full steady. sheep quiet and an.
changed; warnings not wanted aud almost
nominal. The pens were not fully cleared
If late arrivals. Prime lambs sold III 81? ~
a Sl..5U per I'M lbs. common to good
sheep at Nnt1; culls at s4.o;; no reported
sales OF yearlings. Dressed lambs were
steady at 20 a !"c. a few :ic.; dressed nu,
ton al 1t@13c, dressed yearl,ngs dun at
15n l0c,
Receipts OF hogs were 1881 head, near Il
all for slaughtsrers. Feeling easier. Nom
ina, quotations for the whole range Of
weights were eD.t0Q 80 per l00 lbs. :
roughs at ". 8 0 o Ss.15.
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Quiet-DaY's sales OuIs
$4,000 Rags.

The local coffee market was uu,e,. ,o,s,
saies amounting 10 only 1900 bags. Tho IN.
uer'nte was easy. with hnal quotations show.
ms losses oil ? to s points. There were very
Nv cost and freight offers reviewed from
srazil owing to a holiday there, and the
msrnet was practically unchanged The con.
summing demand continues quiet and buyers
are apparently disposed TO await tho action
OF hranI when the new "rop begins 10 move
WIN freedom. The worlds visible SUNNY i,
.sptctcu 10 show u liberal decrease during
Way. but stocks here are quite liberal and
ne market apparently feels tho Influence OF
rue movement OF mild coffees. which has
peen unusually free. local stock. being IND
~ Rags. or $4,000 In excess Of last wear.
Future developments IN the market arc I've
meNcu TO depend largely on the ability Of
brazil 20 make shipments To Elropc and the
question OF ocean tonnage and " seems 10 he
ne general opinion here that Il will he more
uinlcult to market coffee IN Europe this year
than II was last. The local spot n,rkc, wa.
inactive and unchanged. with Rio :. quoted
at g.c.
The official Brazilian cables reported An
advalicc of 1'3:d. Ia Rio exchange on London;
milrcis prices In Rio declined - refs and san.
tos Was unchsnged: rcCVipts ut the two ports
wire loo bags. compared with 1I.Op last
year. Prices follow.
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LOW CONDITION
NO AID TO COTTON
Prices Break Sharply Despite
BuIlish Government
Report.
st PpLIES STILL LARGE

Cotton failed TO respond yesterday to
eminent condition report Of the reason.
Tho figures Of 77.5. which were about
three points lower than expected and
moro than two points below the ten year
average, caused a sharp rally Of about
a dozen points, but offerings Increased
Al, the bulge aud prices broke sharply,
clc.ing at a net ioss Of q TO ~ points.
No acreage figures will be issued until,
july I, and consequently tho customary
INDICATED crop representation was not
forthcoming. The trade refused to ac-
ept the condition figures as being bull
M, largely because Of the Improvement
since the date Of the compilation OF the
report on May 25. u theory which was
July confirmed by the favorable details
II 'hc weekly weather report. This
document reflected general Improvement
during the last week.
A. present there are no Indications
~ tho crop failure that was predicted
some weeks age and nearly every Sec
'tcn Of the belt is sending advices call
ns attention TO tho rapid n favor
able progress made by the crop.
The uncertain situation in cotton II
soniewhat accumulated by the DISPOSE
ion Of the bulls to ignore the unfavor-
able statistical position. The visible sup
My Of American cotton Ia now the Iarg-
est on record with the exception Of las,
vear. while tho stocks OF American mills
are OF record proportions. Moreover,
the amount of cotton u~nmarketed in the
South. which IL 1.sSo.O0O bales. is with
tho exception of last veal fully three
10 Ave times as large as any stocks
ever carried over at this stage OF the
season. Az one of the closest students
n the cotton trade remarked yestcr.
nay, IT is possible for each individual 10
have his own opinion AZ to the date
~ the ending of the war and the size
NJ the acreage and the Forthcoming
crcp. but the cold statistical facts can.
not be misrepresented without penalty,
The market closed steady.
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international Mercantile Marine pre-
fcrr"I viy again pr" ulucut IN the i"ai
inp. on the Consolidated stock t,NrhauRe
ycstcrda' II Was IN @t!ruilui, th" buying
t,rtug stimulated 10y further =, port Of ia
,orahlr Developments In the pItus for It's
rrnrguuilhtiou. Aftor opening at s3r.
V NiCh wa q. of I pn'ut nhuN" its closing
uuotatiou on "Wednesday. II dipped tn ~.
md men rose 10 h'"., hut IT closed NJ 80.
II WAS ON" al th' spr,iails ~t,rus oto,hL.
american iir.t Sugar was another. III"
LITTER opened ~ ,r'. ur =. "r = point
from W'dursdny dipped t" 80. aud th,n
advanced 10 iNNh, closing ~ ,i"s,
NrAiuau Petroleum va on at tlIu stuciIs
most affected hN The latest MeSi,au friction,
IA an, ned ct tuS, dnwn - or ~ point from
lie Hosting price on "Wednesday. It. high
vns lOhiy aud II sold An low as 1867,
closing Al lOi',
At pTiy, down y OF a point, This war ia
highest aud II closed At 20 "a, IL lowest.
There was another setback IN Butte Su-
p,rinr, which, after "prniug at 90h,
J.rlinod to SIS, closing at SSa.
,rurihlc steel opened al N1., uu-
changed irom Wednesdays c%lusiug, aid
carly declined . p"in,, touching w., hut
IL then rallied 10 NJ, closing At SAY, with
more than LOO share changing hands.
reading vas strong for ~ time. touching
i0.n, but II closed at l0iS., Erie also
advanced. retaining Its gain,
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H METALS MARKET.
Lcnd aud Spelter In Hotter ne.
ma nd-Coppcr Dull.

Copper remains duh. Donies'ic hui, srs
are out Of the market AMI export Inquiries
tion. IA May exceeded deliveries into DO
meetic foreign consumption by 1000. 900
pounds, Producers, however, are well
sold AMI are not pressing salee II II
The same with manufacturers Of dnishsd
material. they are sold to cHpacttr up To
Augu-t and Soptembor, aud are not seek
lug husincss, hut th@r" q fair current
IN MAY wore prohnhir short OF 5,.ooo, 900
puuu,is thr suallr-t IA man" months.
Yesterday foreign shipments were only
~ Loulou sPsiu dropped ~ TO fito and
stamford receied 81 on spot and futures
to tl2U and flls respectively. Second
hands here ct New York and anxious
at "a 10 2,Ic. Tor late dc'',"ries, p'o-
ducers are not quoting.
Tin continued hNaNt, w"ak and lower
here and abroad ~wItrou' A., demand Of
- 10. aud September october arrivals
from the Far East arc qu"tahl" at sla q
&c. spot straits at London declined los.
- tlSi. spot standard rcceded IS 10
ll>7 ~ aud futures we're unchanged At
lls7. The singapore" market uropped e.
with sales ~ zoo IONS ut tlSH e.. !. I, Lon
don, Two hoats arrived from English
port. a. New York yesterday with 10
Lad was in slightly better demand. with
sales {" domestic consumers and local
.Iuly shipment yer" available ~ 7l5r.
London was iuli III tSl los, Tor spot. white
, futures rcc"dci - I'D 80 t3l lis. sd.
~pcltcr wa also IN slightly better de
June and ~ "l-'e' for Jnly East 81
Louis. London dropped 8, on spot to 20,
and f3 on futures TO 49,.
Auttinon> Mas distrcssingI, duh nnd
and shipments from Japan -, zoe, WITH
offers solicited
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-02

IRON AND STEEL MARKETS.
sumo Plants Make Record Output
Of InROts mud Castings.

The Ma. output of steel inco,, and castings
~ some iirs" plants Wa record breaking
\ lev fln-hln- mills also established new
maximum records. but labor troubles arr,.
dents ana an Inadequate supply of'-'cel pre-.
vented not a few mills from eaualling the
March records. "
Railroads ARE s,ill plsc,ng equipment, ORDER.
but oil a much reduced rcalc, with tho CT
ccption OF motive power. for which Nav or.
year.
Many small structural order. are being
placed, but large orders are fewer IN number
and smaller In tonnage
Foreign business CONTINUES prominent. with
many large Inquiries di nicult to satisfy.
The Seaboard Air Line has ordered fifteen
express cars from the Pressed steel Car
Company.
Pig iron Is quiet in the East. Al 81. Ioui.
10000 tons Of northern bssic has been sold
and several lots of 1."S to 700 tons nj
car wheel iron have been taken.
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the acreage SOW being o,ose "a -.cora
acticn OF wheat values was distinctly
sbssnnt the market, as were lower prices
,rom Nrrertina. Western receip;s are
liza ana so far this week approximate
previous week and TI2O. 600 las, v, wv
ms rhc market was relatively stesdv
"nne uecllhes IN other grains werc against
pcvuisliNc support. there seemed 10 bc
a., 'e.en' snort covering and Hbsorption
,"r Hssn houses to prevent any Recession
=, Ist' Large receipts continue. the
movement being double that or a xs,r
sso. Apart from the advices from the OK.
u...ne S~Vuthwesf, the tenor OF the crop
W. mesLerh districts tho reports arc OF q less
Froyisions-Tho higher hog msrke, failed
~ sumulate the provision list. Onerlnss
rom packers were fair. There wa, litiie
or no speculative support. ~
thiCaRo fpic.w.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Uaw Quiet-R~nued lnrhnn gcd-
Futures slightly Emaier.

The market tDr raw sugar vas asair quiet.
the day : business consisting Of %ioN bags
of Porto Ri"os for promr, -hipmen, to q local
refi,er al site. for centrifugal - ties, with.
out port option, No business was reported
IN Cubas. While holders were generally ask
ing oNc. for prompt hiprneN cor and freight
N vas said that there were a few lots In the
market that micht he purchased a, u slight
reduction from this figure. Labor conditions
were still unsettled and consequently the mar
ke' was NOR" or less dist urbed and operators
generally we're inclined to au sit Developments.
h the market for refined SUGAR withdrawals
N"rc said 10 u" somewhat more active as a
result OF the more favorable weather. but new
business wss small ana prices remained un.
changed /. 7@c. for fine cranulstod There
%a- snne EXPORT cer,an. here fer -cHrel. hu.
bids we're out OF line and no business came
to light.
Tue market FOR sugar futures was coinpara.
tiyely quiet, total sales aggre- tttnc -.Ns bar.
rels The UNDER ote was sli,hii, cAsicr under
moderate liquidation. Tn. continued dulress
~ the spot position discouraged buyers, and
m" t.chriral position OF m" martst was
inouaht 10 have been somewhat weakened 10y
the. recent advance. tlo-ing prI,rs we're
slightly above the lowest. but I 10 2 rolnts
under the hnal Of "wednesday Prices follow (:
Omen. Hfub 7 ptr ltp. I,,,.
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OND
%COTTONSEED OIL.

Anc show ing early nrmn'ss, WIN est.
dence Of continued buying f"r r-nucrs,
tho market reacted. l%'""lines IN lara
worked against values Ther. was ,lr.
tually no speculative support and IN,
opinion was expressed tLa' tiuid shorts
had becu fairly We'll eliminated IN tho
past few days. fho Government cotton
report. showinE a condition Of 71.a, com.
pr red With so a year ago. and Il ten year
average Of 1g.s. MAS bu.lishly construed,
but 4, had no market effect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-02
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. June T.. The market for MINING
shares. while displaying u steady tone. moved
WITHIN narrow fluctuations on moderate trans
actions. tnited States smelters. American
Zinc. Copper Range and Tuolumne were
among the more active shares. American
Telerllonc and TELEGRAPH was strong. United
Fruit closed liz higher than the opening
prlcc. Other miscellaneous shares and tho
railroads were steady but dull. The sun
mary.
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DELAWARE 4 HUDSON COMPANY.

New furk, May =, Io't,
auar,er,y hiviIend of1Mo AND oSG
ol AFTER g"i."' Pi'N 'tNT 90 the cay
,t,I stock OF TIM COMPANY viii he paid ~
Inc oniro Of tn Company, 81 Nassau
street. A this city. on and after Tuesday,
Inn" 20. ialt. to Stockholders Of record IT
clos. ~ business to day.
Nv order of the Board OF Manager.
CHARLES A. WALKER. Treasurer.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.


New York CITY, y =, May 20, ~.
NOTICE II hereby given that at a specia'
meeting OF the Western Wei. Tool 4 Ma
May, 1915. u was unanimously decided 10
surrender tho charter and dissolve the
corporation. i. = TERRY Secretary.
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Tho Hoard OF DIRECTORS or the Rubber
tpods Manufacturing Company has this
d,y declared from ia" not earnings al til"
Company the 6ath regular quarterly di>i
tend 81 IN" and Threc-fourth Fer cent.
,i%Gl on tho Preferred stock, payable
June 18th, 1915. 10 Stockholders ~ record
A, thu close 81 business on Friday, Jun"
9TH, 1916 checks Will lie mailed to the
registered addresses.
". Y. HATHORNE. Treasurer,
New York, June let. l3lS.
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DIyupENDs AND INTEREST.
NORTHERN pIpE LINE COMPANY.

NEW NOKK, May II INIh,
\ di,idoud Of 500 per shar" har been
declared OF the Capital STOCK OF nus Com
n.uv puyablc July I, 1915. to stockholders
OF record a. the close Of business June 10,
1916.
mr. change of s,idrchs siouli hc scnt to the
,ndcrsigiiei Not later than june -, 1915.
tl:rRt;E t|hf,SEBltp, Secretary,
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. June There were heavy
transactions III Cosdcn Refining, Cos,Icn OH
and Gas common ard preferred There was
profit taking IN Cosdsn Refining. resulting
IN a decline from ~. 10 ei,, tus,lou on
aua Gss held firm, selling NJ to ia. aud
closing at i0'. Baltimore Tupc preferred
closed a point lower at llii= Cosdcn ~ los,
-. points. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-02
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. June / Fluctuations ranged
within u polnt to-day and trading was rather
light, Chicago Prrumlail" Tool. swifts and
Commonwealth Edison We're rrmcr Lindsay
JIrbt common and stewart Warner showed
of liquidation. The balance OF tho
isl WAS un"nau..d. Cii-a.o Railway 80
z AIMED a halt point from last sale. The sum
mary:
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
THE PIT~rSBl RIu COMPANY
Yir.t mortgage and collateral Trust bond

r ,IILY !, 1873.
NorICE IL HEREBY G1NES. as pto'
ytdad In the Mortgage. dated July LIST. 1892.
mad. BY Tho Pittsburgh Company 10. tho
Guarauty rrust Company OF New fork a.
that tho entire outstanding issu"
,orsi.,iuv Of Fort, thousand dollar,
$40, OOON par value bonds. bearing the fol.
loving serial numbers. have been called
for redemption for the sinking Fund aud
viii he paid At par aud accrued 'ntcr.s. OF
md .,.sr JyiE is,' isis' a., tn. 'KtSr
f'o,npany Of New York. No. i%0 Broadway.
New Yor& City. after which date interest
on said bonds viii cease. Bonds numbered
Z, ~, ~. 20. g., 26. IS. ~. 70, 81. q, -.
II. is. 81. io3, i:7, $40. 40, ~. Ia. 10.
1871. i63. ljt, it9. 1871. 1870. is3. l.s. 1875;
200, 20:. eos. 40, c2s. ~. .ao .cl and
ats. Bonds should he presented eN tho
July l,,. 1916. coupons. which should r"
put through for collection In the usual
IL ~pfrrsBURGH COMPANY.
Nv J. \. President
Dated, June !. 1916.
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EASTERN PENNsNLN ASIA POW Err
COMPANY 5-Near Sc construction
and Purchase MOue> Notes due M,

FrunsNlNaila Utilities tnInpsuN. sl",Tssor Ia
Easirfn l"insylvnnla huo"r COMPANY, lavlu.
notified the un!rr-l-nrti that Iur suaut IT, Ito
terms ~ Art OF Mortgage dated January {
i9i.' securing the above lrsuC 81 Notes u L"
slres 10 rcitem sal Notes =. IT IulN : lEl,.
IN" uhierslsned luyls"s tcudcrs tIcr"nf To-
sale ana delivery as at iul. I. '"lt. ~ 4 iri -
tot Exceeding lil'c ana accrued Interest,
sealed 'euicrs,. stating uuNlh'-a OF hpnl'
onrrcl, andrrssei tn 'iIr.ti Trust Compare.
Trustee" t,stcru pewus,l> an. rovc, 90,
tany " ' ear &C. Constipation and rurrht e
Money notes, wi'i hc received nrfiI 4 u'rlu l.
r. ~. June =. 1915.
GIRtRD TRisr COMPANY IrY-Dr
hCor-, u ~tU,tt "l lr', go
P'laJ'lp'hi IA. MAJ .'.s
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
AMERICAN CAR Ash q NDRE q
NeNr NnrL lunc I IllE

COMMON CAPITAL toe
DIVIDEND so ~,
A dividend ~ on"-half per cent "a ~
on tho Common Stock % this Company has
this day been declared payable Sa'urdAy.
July I. 1916. to stockholders OF record at
the close ~ business Saturday. June 70.
1915.
Cheeks will he mailed by the Gusrarty
Truet Company " New York.
:. 5. DEI.ASo. Treasure.
WI " HAGER. Secretary.
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New York. June /. 1915.
PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK
DIVIDEND 80, -
\ dividend ~ on" ant -quar'"rs
per cent lN'si on the Preferred Stock
Of this Company has 'his day been dc
clared, payable Saturisy. July I, 1916. -
stockholders Of record a. the close ~ buzz.
ness Saturday. Iun~ IL. 1915.
Checks will h" mailed by tho Guaranty
Trust company Of New York,
= $. DELANo Treasurer,
WA. " HAGER. Secretary.
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The ~ A. ". bids to Liverpool, were
Judy. T.. sac. October. |. .S3c January. i3.o3c ;
March. I3.15c Tie market there IL due 10
open to-day ~, 70 ! points decline.
pnrf nsceinia and stockA:
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Tie Liverpool market opened quiet. There
vss a moderate demand business in spot
cotton. With iniddllng . points decline NJ s.f'd
Sales. 1000 bales: receipts. 1899 bales. all
American. Closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-02
mtIDE>Ds AND ~INItRI>I.
HORN SILVER MINING COMPANY
al lnuAsaA l

SO. - CEDAR STRLl.I, SLW iuRk.
DlNlbENb 80. o."
Ma -,th l1is.
\ Dividend of z CEN. y sliprN has be,r
declared upou the stock ~ 'hin tunutHu
payable on aud utior lInr "u'h. ''lr %
storkh"llcrs 81 r,'ori - the r,n.. 600 -
uc.s .Iuu" lbth, ~"
The trau,Ccr hooks win rlpuc :, q o,lp,,
T. NJ June 10TH, lsio, and reopen a. %
o'clock \. NJ. on July lst, 1910,
EDWARD y EMMETT, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-02

Exports yesteruAy were O,|U uaI's' u"
thus far this season. f,s65,lso bales. To
lss, season, ,,sIo.oSs.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-06-16
June 16, 1916.

This ad prepared and to be paid for by
E. V. Cooper in behalf of Ernest Lundeen,
for which $14.15 is to be paid