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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18
H COFFEE MARKET.
R~RrtiOnary Tendency - Prices
Close. - to o., Point. owe

The coffee market ws- less active YESTERDAY
Sales aggregated i,f' ha,- and url,'s dryni
opri q T-a.tIuusry Tendency. '.o-iH. with not
losses Of . 10 u pO.rt- tn" undrripur Wa
distinctly more i%-Ncrl-i anu Tl.ls uu,erlytit.
conditions were not mater tllN changed tl"r"
Al pc AIRED 20 he !e-- 'Uanlv''s on the h.Stug
side Brazil wss not OneriuL coffee any NOR,
freely nor AZ ans l""er pri'rs. bat the recent
advanc" ~ coffee amounted 10 about 81 81 a
bar. which fatty covers IN. Incrra4" ~
freight rates over those prey ai.IIIs AROUND the
fr-, If the year.
Bra1.l hs. increased her i,ri'rs TO some ~
tent. hut there was ~ reality U'tlr To- justify
the recent Adv ,ncr oth'r than Tho incrra -s-i
cost Of importation. and a. Tins has noN been
practically covered u va. thought only nat
ural that buyers Shogld hesitate about taktur
further risk- ON the long slide The spot d-
maud, however. has improved somewhat and
recently more spot 'oEe~ bs- changed htnI-
with consumers apparently more confident -.
gartilng sustained prices, and this has a! ~
helped the market no iittlo. In the cost ana
frsl.ht market yesterday Santos IL S.rr
offered at l0is TO 10 ~" Tor London credits ~
day shipment Spot prices we're firm and un
changed. with Rio = quoted at go, and
Santos ts at iDisr
The official cables from BraI.i showed q
decliue of ;-3.d IN RIO EXCHANGE on London
nlilrels prices IN RIO were a rei- lower ard
Santos was unchanged Receipts at the two
ports we're s,g again-t 5000 last year
p-tCt4 follow,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18
Government Owners.hiv.

one % the %favorite argument for
Government ownership Of railroads IN
this country. namely. that q would do
away with strikes and labor troubles
recently received . crushing blow. Cor
tain employees Of the new railroad being
built by the United states Government
In Alaska ave gone on "A strike. They
did not wait for the railroad to be com
pleted. and hardly waited for the con-
struction work TO get well undar way
when they quit work 10 cnfoN. their
demand for higher wages, The RaiIway
Age Gazette. which tells Of the strike.
says that the men were getting 31i,
cents an hour and that they struck for
80 cents an hon II adds "A mass
meeting at Anchorage. the principal rom
struction camp. organized a Federal la
Dor union. with an enrolled membership
Of 500. and Immediately issued a strike
call. . Sounds just Ike the l.. S. \.
under private ownership. doesn't il?
How can We prove that Government
ownership will remedy our economic. So
cial and political ills when every time II
bucks and refuses to remedy any of
them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18
Consolidate Euchause.

Their" was much uncertainty yesterday
In the trend OF the market on the ConsoII-
dated stock Exchange. Softpass shnwod
AT the start rejecting a renewal OF n.r'
vousness regarding the internationnI nj,
ua,ion because OF reports that the now
suhn'drlh" lssu" would reopen tho Lusi-
taria question with Germany,
oruriH,r wa nar'icnlarly active, more
opened at 7?a, = az a point below lis
closing price on Wednesday,, and sold as
low as .9@s. but II then rose 10 S2&, It's
closing, however. was AT so,a, Marine pre-
ferred opened at 81. down y Of y po,nt
from the night before. touched sGI and
thon advanced 10 70L, but II closed
at $50
s,udchaker closed at lHs&. It's lowest.
which compared with an opening price Of
l5la and an early nigh price of1siL. In
the cas-" OF Maxwell Motor. It's opening WAS
GSl.. It's high 10, IL low SCI. and us eliza
ing 667, Next to cruciblc, United States
steel rorlmon had the largest turnover.
It op"ucd At SEA, = Of a point below
WcInrsday's closing. sold ~ low ~ s.s.
as high as sass and closed At s3t.. Mesl
can Petroleum. after opening at i07., on
, 81 a point from "Wednesday. sold ~ low
o. issX. =,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18
NOT HURT BY CANADIAN TAX.
Director says International Nickel
IL New Jersey Corporation.

The proposed Canadian tax OF cor
porations brought from y, r. de Lamar.
president Of the Dome Mines Compan nv
n q director OF International Nickel.
the statement yesterday that Interna-
tional Nickel In not a Canadian but a
New Jersey corporation.
One Of its subsidiaries. the Canadian
Copper Company. will be subject to the
tax, he explained. The dividend Of S.
a share paid by International Nickel
will not be affected its earnings
are much in excess Of it's dividends and
a large surplus has been accumulated,
In regard to tho effect Of the proposed
tax on the Dome Mines Company. Mr..
de Lamar said:
Tho trivial pa payment Of IS cents a
share. which Dome would have 10 ron
tribute 10 this war taxation. will he
paid with the greatest pleasure, not
withstanding that ! own more than n
auarter OF the outstanding stock"
There were half "a dozen ways. he
added, which would enable the COM
pany to more than mako his difference
Up IN earnings.
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IMPORT

woUp SHAVING RoPiNG>-N-stIot ~
'1in'! '"hcTii f%t'n>"n. o. 'hdr2" of custom.
So re'ary Of N" Treasury Druartmrn'. Al
irv ! Peter 20 ME an apultrirOn with
,ht United states Cuuf' ui Customs Appeals
Bo ri Of I'nitci s,1,ce General NprT ii
MOVING the .l~I-~nrs'tou OF imported wonl
shaving ropiuss Ihcsc .hiv!u1> were taxed
Tor duty by tn" 'IstOn's Officials ~ NE
rat ~ :" per cent al v%alorr'n, irdrr the
nr' vsion' o' nsrigraph - ui IN" t4lln
e. * IN. ~? manu- set irr- 81 "hI1 ~,
K-inic,4 -srndcr, 4 Z" Of I'M ~, that
Al ~ should Ne Assessed an thu mrr'hsndI -
az the -a'o nf = per cont 81 viior.m. a. q
Th'sa -)A,yinss are az .hrd to 'ott"n
threads and 'hIs st.."',l'r prepared fo- les
'u"mns or decorations The r~ov"rnn"1i
wi aT-Ia @for. III" ar7"al court tor I've
DRAWBACK ALLOWANCES The Treas
Iry Department Mas granted drawback 81
low au'e- on -" EXPORT i'lnu ~ toilet ure0ir'
10 - manu- l,Tue"t by The h \. Pcri.me'N
Cunpauy ui -HV frduUl.Nn. v;'h tn" US nj
domestic AK 9,,d alcohol aNl various IN
20 ted mNrri". ~ ne rAlortt''nn h
"ti Cu'kon C.ocH Cnmps0y OF Ph'ltd'' pa -,
Wt'h TN" -" OF mDorie1 par's ~ 'onlhlNa
tip with domestic" purs: 81 oil uuil en-
-lres manufacture wv INC Advance RuUlfT
Company. In. .! Lspur'e. Ind. with The
We OF imported "aroUrc'prs: OF - .lr"'f"s
ans smoking 'oN1'vo mirufa~urri ~ 't~
tir' d sh american TDpa.vO COMPANY, win "a"
usr Of .rip"rt'i materials .nd materials
nt"YitciurCi H. the sad COMPANY AZ ~
Richmond, Va, %fac'nr- IN i"r slnrs g.,
h"en dyed, redy',l or rrh'ru.ic! Ny II =
pirdsrii & son 81 Tnnr Island ctt' ard On
III cNnor'a,ion oi trl~or- r''nut,ctnrcd hv
the Milwaukee Locomotive Nlnui,cturius
'o'np,ny Of Milwaukee with the Use .;
imrorted ball hrarlnss and aluminium cls'
lrss Manufactured 10y the Ncr'h A'In'Nlm
- Indrv COMPANY, with III" us" Of .rnor'"d
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THURSDAY, FcbrIarE -.
Es,r,pts ~ hcevcs were LOIS head
nearly an NJ which wer" consigned direct
'or slaughter There was no trade II i'm
po-,nuce In liv" cattle, The f"cling Was
rnind st.adv for al sorts ann grade
pressed beef was in fiir Iemand AZ last
ouo'a',nHs. or At l0Wl+iac. for city
dressed native 'id"s
Rece,ptl OF calves Nero ~. head in
cludiuy 2dA tor the market Deu"nd was
fairly good and prices steady WITH "A goni
r~lcnranc" Of III" pens common :" prime
ve.ls sold At S9Hsl3 per 10" lbs culi- at
a. a. ss so. BARNARD oilves ~ 30 Hs6;
vesrlings At sfrs55 80, city dressed v"als
steady at i5m .oc.. country dressed at
l.i. ri7isc.
Urceipts of sheep ant lambs we're 2.Ooo
head Including az cars Tor the mhrk"f
Lambs were steady tor all grades; sheep
entirely mammal tnunou 10 prime lambs
sold a., {l2 PEE 100 lbs. culls a. &. %
Dressed mutton st"au' ~ lndliC.s dressed
ianb. ,rm ~ iaiY il,i.,., ,"i,'B .res~-,l
hotlouse 'anns -t'udy at 81" 81 per
rur'ass
Rrreipis Of hogs wer" 2,G"o head. in
cludinr "a ,art 'or thu market. Price.
were steady Light to medium weight hugs
sold at 81 ,on $50 per 100 lbs, roughs u,
S7.a Country dressed hogs were steady
o. s~iir, per ID
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Argentine Advices Break Wheat
List-Corn Also Reacts.

The Argentine advices were mainly
responsible for the sharp reaction In
the wheat market yesterday. Bearish
news from that country WAS given
out rather opportunely, as the
technical position Of the list had been
rendered more vulnerable by the vigor-
Gus upturn scored Oh Wednesday and
the early advances yesterday. The Of
ferings OF wheat from the Waldorf and
Wall Street were heavy and there was
also pressure redited to the Chicago
bear houses.
Broomhall said that the shipments
OF wheat from Argentina this week
would reach 1900, 900 bushels. against
previous predictions of soc, 900 bushels
and 3,l5O.0OO a year ago. Furthermore.
II was said that tonnage supplies in
Argentina and Australia were increas-
Ing and that these countries could b.
counted ON to furnish larger amounts
OF wheat TO Great Britain and the Com
unent. The point was ~nade by some
or the leading holders OF wheat con-
tracts that the shipments from all coun-
tries would be readily cared for during
the next Few weeks at least and there
fore. II was said. the Argentine advices
yesterday exerted greater influence than
was warranted.
The market enjoyed a few rallies. hut
800 80 ""t "e'u' as the commence
VI outsiuers seined To have been again
shaken. They heard that railroads
were mnlipv frosh .uh.-- .., 49,.
~ -" c,'oa's"Vs enu 'h't
the export buying OF our wheat lacked
volume. II was officially announced
that tho neiau.ra IacL.un,r. 81
yCo..n.c -. 49, ~"
"" % io''owcu tne actlon OF tne
Baltimore and Ohio IN limiting the cx-
port movement of grains IN New yorL
and pai,t,,ora -
hm.u.~" .sfeeNes T>port
BUSINESS lot the uay was estimated AT
about 4OO. 900 bushels. hut AZ an m
got IL was said tho, , . ,, h.ra
u,ha., ia -. '"'"
$500 """ "cch rcsoi" U! tngIlsn gram
buyers.
II was the frmress OF the Iiyerpool .po,
market that insured much Of the ear,v
wheat buying Stochs al tina, crn,rv arr
virtually exhausted. however. and until rc.
pleni -hnlrnt occurs thar English market -
not likely 20 devotion Weakness Thr ,ds
covery OF the He--ian i,v in in,pcrt an, lie.
tricts OF Kansas also prompted bull silpt,or,
IN the market. " u yer, ,ytleui that The
trate Will br prepared durius the srr,rr Tor
u quantity of hy damasp rpport- ami .l.o
for frequent d.sniirhr- ,slliu. of rxrrs.,yc
winter wheat killing
There were priys,r repor,s dnr,nr N, d.v
that farmers in Nebraska and Kans,. we're
selling uhpaf p,.r. ,r..I, ~. -. =.
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The CpDp Scare.

sccnds upon the financial district with
surprising regularity every year. W
making a somewhat earlier appearance
this season han IL customary. As tho
conditions are not yet suited for the
activities OF the Hessian ny and certain
other well known blights. "A new rumor,
fostered perhaps by the Indictment
weather. has made It's appearance to
give cause for worry. This seasons
crop bugaboo Is that the wheat fields
of Kansas arc covered with a thick coat
Ing OF sleet, which. II il feared. will
spoil the winter wheat and make the
soil unit for the planting Of the next
crop.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company

N""N'S~ y" '"N'e
Company the privilege Of subscribing for s25,OoO,O 900 par value Of
he p pr Value of $50 3, 'e each s0 t%p plivS egs', of Q 81 Subscribing epiSHv to "' be- be o on N
st f ssr% ii conditions "e'''" anu !" 'e 0'S'"p'" N"'""
Tn. rich. to - '.b.srib. will be accorded to .toeLhold.r. who
OF III. 2i.. day Of February. 1915.
Each %stockholaer will be entitled to subscribe to the new stock:
amour. Of the stock registered in in his a m a, the time Aforesaid,
w Tan.s s. o n'c Sr 5efo sssNR srs Spo 10. s1 isis, ter a arr sa s a t fnif aSsre. ""d
the issuance of IA full warrant therefor.
Dr,c, On said ,G Ills, day Of #. February; 1911. nn;, r IS soon 4 the sM% .soca as
pany: warrants in respect of such subscription rights.
S.,t;:,y T:;s c;%s.ss 2 New ?s,i;; No itc ss:.s.:;; Ne:
1915. t o. the S terms r. ' smd t so"ai;,o"l ' ct forth 4 IN n the ast mi y variants r, IS Of
suhs.tiption Certificates for such stock will be delivered as soon as
Full warrants. Of substitution 70. stock will become wholly void
men. 'h.r.en mad. . s" !" n ss.s tt g March %. 1915 s and fractional NJ ~.y,.
rants will become wholly void and Of n o value after March 10. 1915.
p w,r,' ,her sy . a ss ne sb.teS MsSh has q Sg nst do to t taFs the n, s some e % sh ssSh
me M company having agreed to pay to said syndicate a commission
The issue of the stock offered a. aforesaid will exhaus, the
present authorized capital stock of the company, leaving no stock
company unless the amount OF authorized capital stock he increased.
riyed from the Offering Of ss5,o"oSS par an value of stock above en- men:
approximately s5o,oooooo in principal amount. which bonds, ac-
Of the Company at the price Of 500 for $50 par value of .uch stock stool.
Under the si!enmstarGes. the Board of Directors have determined
stock of the company from 500, 100000 to sl5o,ooOyO 900 and have
s sSsS i""fss. c'a '% be e h hSfi's %a %is' r. i 81 !" at ''I if "siiasE in to the, fs" fore.
transfer books closed at the close Of business on the alst day Of
r 18Th aay of War;; !" , :G ieG F"rma, at moH tine "P' .ia m "t iHs, IS s o" tss
by law and the bylaws, will hereafter be mailed to each %stockholder.
holders meeting there Nv will be + reserved erp,S re i i""..t the amount am ,una neee
above s%y s" m ,saai,y ss i s"Hiss'' appr p,i,1sEs OF Sc 'ns occ.dct to p he i ssYss as as
unissued stock to meet possible future requirements of the company.
by order of the Board of Directors.
WILLIAM b. DICKSON, Secretary,
Midvalc Steel and Ordnance Company.
Dated, New York, February 18th, 1916.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18
VIOLENT DECLINE
IN COTTON MARKET
Proposed Changes in Lever
Law Largely Responsible
for the Break.
PENALTY on FOREIGNERS

cotton suffered u demoralised break
p, ,hou. 80 to 81 points on the more
active options yesterday and the close
showed A net decline OF Z TO IL points.
THO break was most severe in the near
,os,tions. while tho new crop months
hold comparatively steady. The iiauida-
..or ~ March and May WAS largely
,,ten hy spot houses and Liverpool.
Nthoish the decline brought the
usual reports of weakening spot mar
le,.. which were confirmed to n certain
.>,er, hv lower quotations at the lead.
- nc~t and interior towns. a sugges-
ION of mrther tanrperirg with the
i.rt,,I states cotton futures act was
.b,d. RESPONSIBLE for the break
,s has been previously stated In this
alumni. the cotton trade has become
',-eel, reronciled to this law. with the
.N,,ptlon ~ section II, which prevents
american cotton merchants from operat.
ng Iu Liverpool or foreign markets. sx-
GA, urJc- the penalty of $4,000 per
ont .,ct n 100 bales. Arbitrage trans
actions between markets always pre-
s,,,. stability Of price. American cot.
,or mon this year have felt the hard
.ltp severely. AZ they have been unable
IN ,ousiyn cotton Ia Liverpool and sell
hedges against II.
sentative Lever. chairman Of
the House Committee on Agriculture,
now com,s forward with a proposal to
amend the law 10y permitting American
1,uln merchants to operate in LIVER
R,n' ~ long as these transactions con-
Ten actual consignments OF cotton
. -,
r.opu-t. 80 prevent foreign cotton men
rom trading IN the American markets
,N..pt 1t a peualty Of $1,000 per 100
bales. un'esS they are members Of an
.,.htaec which has conformed 20 the
.o,i,.ous ~ the United states futures
re
Mr. Lover evidently labors under the
IMPRESSION that Liverpool merchants
rl,, been buying cotton in this country
At a low price and selling II To Ian.
,tshirc ~ a high price. and have made
'H, difference. barring an allowance fol
trrirht charges. which. he sumo has
1r;'.i them a very handsome profit.
certain economic features have es.
cai.d his Jttcntion. Liverpool. for in
-'5u... bought cotton in America around
a. and g.. last year. and made hedge
,tl,- 100 the New York market. Since
'lt, NM. they have RENTED to this
rougtry about S25. 900. 900 a. margin OF
'ao, contracts. If they had been specu
i,tHE, instead ~ operating a. Legitimate
cotton merchants. they would have made
wo1,v 10y standing open on their pur.
.hts:. The hurc >Im wnicn they have
r.U'ttr'i tu America was paid as in
sIr1rr" against price changes.
Mr. Lover also over'ooks the fact ma
Cotton ,dvanced from the &c. level n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18

TIM r~,'IoWlN'i ISSUES VII he pay.
ahp e.. ip'n.ri't ..rI. uf 'N" HIfr" Of tho
C>ItEU ~ \II~ TIKI ~ tONpN>V OE
~ Npkk. VI" g. Ndt .sseHf, on Or
dl'ef Ma "t p. lH'".
Interest due March \. 1915. on ttinntir
Coast Line Railroad t"muan, iir-, Con
soiidatrd Boud-,
Interest due Narrh !, 1915. On Atlantic
(M-t line Railroad tomIan 60 Trust
kuuipnrnt Nonis ~ iW;
r,fmripni "t \~i,autir I a>' Tine Raiir"ad
tnW,auN 8 Trust tpuipmcn' bonds. >o..
$3.50 ~ 1850. Intrusive. due Marri, I. 1915.
TIA" transfer BOOKS ut -,,l BONDS VT n.
closed I'"rrunrv 80, l'lr. ana c.Oponed
\t,tah IIfn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18

Tho National l'nG Company dorta,,,
a" u'iari'r.i u.vid'rd Of | pnr ,ru,. .-
~" ''u'n"r ''""r, pa! abl. Mar, 81.
which places II on an annual bass a.
I per cent The rate previously ,p.
been ? pcr cent \ y~av
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18
Beth1c hen steel.

Some OF those who sNpI'orted the re-
cent movement to redu,V the par value
of Bethlehem Steel con from $100
n share to so Il share said yesd erday
that their plan. which was stified In its
infancy by Mr.. Schwal,. should have
been put into operation. They sa ii that
II Was significant that. although Bethle-
hem Steel had during thc past fe " days
practically closed the deal for the ac-
QUESTION OF the Pennsylvania Ste 81 Com
pany. which certain bu0s on rennsyl-
vania Steel maintain may earn .slo .ooo.-
900 In the current year. only 100 shares
Of Bethlehem Steel ave change hands
so far this week. They pointed out
that this light trading had bceit accom-
panied by "a decline Of Is. PC ints. II
was said that had Bethleslem Ste,. been
selling at "A lower figure. as wtuld have
been the case lad the par value Of It's
shares been changed. the Pennsylvania
negotiations would have beer accom-
panied by a large turnover IN the stock
of the Bethlehem company. Persons
who favor the maintenance OF the pres-
ent par value Of the st's'k. however. say
that Bethlehem Steel common las main
tanned It's market gains much better than
some Of the high priced industriais hat
had changed par value 10 make their
stock more popular with the Spectator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

!. ANI'EI SIMON \ petition 10 bnI,k.
Iup'rS h,. been ui"u asnlu"; rt.uI"!
simon, trading ~ the journal Waist
and Dress iumpauN at llh Nerf fN"piN
fourth street. ,IuiG" Hand appointed
Miss Bertha E'n,utugh receiver Sac
may '"n'ihH" business '"eilS dhNN
IirhilitIrs are ZOO aud assets sd,uou
IONS COOPER, real csttt" hroScr ~ 20
west iui IA street, has Med :, re'i,"u
IN bankruptcy with Liabilities i&N.ilh,
mostly iu pu'snurE on bond AND mort
prgr- nud Uo'H- ant NJ nSsr''.
Nl.RlitI MILLER, n physician ~ So
fuN street, has uIri , petition Ia huuk
rupt,y MN udniIit.". sl,T0s aud 40 "A.
s"tS,
bankruptcy schedules.
ARCHER LESLIE HOOD Of ali Fourth
avenue, who had a school NJ Vibration,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO Frh The ui-s"' vGs irao
tic.lly lie. iecied TO-DAY Renewed veHktr"ss
in p.op'es Ga. Mas thr priN import Ant
change Ia prcrs The balance o. ;lc 1T
vt4 steady t. = shade better EuU's hrm
and p,flNo. The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18

THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. L.. Prices moved
within, mario" limits The CLOSING showed
few changes OF Importance small lo,s Of
Pennsylvania Steel "ommon sold o, ". y loss
of ) points. while the preferred was up I.
The NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18
ON OIL.

ne lst was Q TO Q points on from inltis.
ign prices due to the slump In cotton and
lg.1' prort taking. February oil was 100
81 tho outset. Crude oil was firm AZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18

''9l.'li hlllS'H dealer IN c.otbius ,ro
mons furnishing goods at 81. I"ict +,
t,'lIi.' mas uuip" an ~Hs..nm".t ID,
Abraham " Ruh"u.'"ih. lie hcr,.of,rn
.''t''l = 't"'h 81 $1,000 nUl va n,o
"a tasin's- ten 'errr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18

~. .pi marEct for spot cotton was quiet.
lou' !sci4n': nllIdlig u tGc. Southern
'ro' wa-r"'s q. officially reported vcre un-
csag-D'. " - = points decline. New Or.
l"in- -r galveston. li..ic.. Savannah,
NruphF. f,Ic: Aususta. T.+ic /;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18

~. tlcl schedules showing I.ahi.iu-s
NH,N. aud as~"'s sI56.
'l d. NI.l HEHGER. IN. o,alo, ID,
cunning supplies AZ SIS Third as.
nue., has Md schedules showing Ii.T.
'l"- 50 20. ana assets sG.G''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18

The liverpool market opened quiet. There
", : Moderate demand business in spot
N'0n WIN mI,.d.lng , points decline at : sd.
sr". r"" talo-; rec. ipt-, 100 bales. all
.m-r u t.n.al sf.sdN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-18
To THE HOLDERS or
LAS ANvWNs Slt;AR COMPANY
First Mortgage 80 ?5-Nr. sinking Fuad
Told n0uds,

Pursuant 20 the provisions Of Article si1th
of that certain iirSt mortgage or indentur0
OF tiuEt dated TIA" First day OF October.
1907. anu recurd.t IN the office Of the
County t'-rk and Recorder OF Prowera
COUNT. In thn state of Colorado at Page
.S6 In nook uS "f N" records In said onic~
90 N" '"Iuts cork aud Recorder OF Bent
Count. IN th- state OF colorado at Page $40
In Book 81 "a n" records in said ofice.
given uy las Auimas sugar Company, ~
New J"rsey corporation. to Guaranty Trusu
company OF New YORK, a New York corr
poratlou. a. trustee. conveying TO said trus~
ie" IA" pr. u.'rs and property therein 0e1
scribed IN rust - secure III" payment OF
tn" FIrs' Mrrizag" Siv Per Cent. Twenty>
Ave Year sinking Fund ,iuid Bonds Of the
amount. par va.u". uf ~ ,Oho. 900, bearing
even dat" v.'h stid mortgage, and author
COMPANY. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
April J. 1915. vii redeem. nay and canoe,
all "f N" Outstanding bonds issued ny Il
and secured BY stio mortgage, by paying
therefor lni p"r cent. OF 'ha par value OF
such bonds. ana ali accrued intersst thereon
SAIL bonds shall be presented 20 said
Trustee tor redemption, payment and an
collation. ~ - Trust DEP ARrNENT,
100 BroaivIy. Sew York CIV. in The state
OF New York. On April !. 1915. from and
after which date interest on all Of aatd
bonds nu' 50 presented shall cease.
Dated thIs 18Th day Of February. A n. 1915.
LAS ANIMAS SUGAR COMPANY.
rs ~. RIEMAS DtNAI. President,
GUARANTY Trust COMPANY OF NEW
YpRK. Trustee.
b. CHARLES H. SABtN. President.
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