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Before lunch I pu, through appro

Before lunch | put through approx
mately t.00n.ooO business In bonds for
the firm" said a young bond salesman
IN one Of the smaller bu, more conserva-
tive bond houses yesterday. "Moreover,"
lie added, 1--WE are no, in on any under
writings to-day, and this just represents
a good half days business
Stories like this are being told by
representatives Of bond houses, While
members OF Stock Exchange firms sit
back and rave n ask how they can be
expected to do ANY business with all the
money Ia the country going INTO bonds.
The big bond market, which has been
continuing for months. has been one OF
the most remarkable that the financial
d!str'c; has ever seen. Hundreds Of
millions OF new bonds have been poured
out by corporations and municipalities.
but bond men are continually complain
ing that they are not coming fast enough
TO fll the demand or TO keep the shelves
OF their vaults from being bare of Sc
curities.
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Norfolk and " ratern.

Advices from PHI uelphia are to the
effect that al the ntN dividend meeting
of the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company the = rectors will not only in
crease the ra' of disbursement from 6
per cent, pc annum TO z per cent. by tho
declaration of a quarterly dividend OF
~ per cent, but that An extra quar-
terly payment OF !. Of ! per cent. may
also he made. Should this be the case
+, IL pointed ~ that Norfolk and West
ern. which is now selling around i.l,
ought to sell rs high ar Union Pacific.
which pays S per cent, and sells around
1873. In case this rumVred dividend in
crease IN made the Norfolk n West
ern convertible ~. per cent. bonds will
be- especially attractive. as they are now
selling around l22 and convertible into
stock at par.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES
bankruptcy Petitions.

Ii liberty DOLL co, lNC--Two petitions
In bankruptcy have been Med asainsl the
Liberty Doll Co, Inc, manufacturer of
dolls and TOYS at 10 East Fourth street,
by Louis W~ittenberg, a creditor for
3l.c7%. and by the CITY CENTRAL paper
weller Sons, s7ts. and Juuis ~kfhuwei,r.
$500 The company made an ns,is nwcut
on April ~
BESSIE kLlNG-.A petition IN bankruptcy
has been filed against bessie King.
grocer at 40 Ludlow street, hy th"-,
creditors: h. c, Williams a Co, 500,
Consolidated Tea Company, Inc. $40
Dworkis. s75 II was alleged she sold u
large portion Of her assets al less than
marked value,
EMPIRE BRAID WORKS, ma peu-
tion In bankruptcy has been Ned against
the Empire Braid Works, Inc, OF ll3-
<la West Broadway, by these creditors,
Schuit1ler & Co. $40. ALBERT r, Ners-n,
$500. and Jacob y Levy, $50. Liabilities
are reported to be 10000 and assets
ABRAHAM PREGER Of blI West i>Sd
street has hlea a petition In bankruptcy
with liabilities fii.A@2 and no assets
All but $1,000 OF the liabilities are on
his notes which were accepted by the
west Rranch National Bank Of Williams
port. Pa
JOSEPH KANTROwIr2. also known ~
josef KantrowitN doing business. rs
Locus J.. Kantrowitz Of ash crimm'ns
In bankruptcy with liabilities OF 81. 56b
for dry goods. hats. &c. NJ Easton. Pa.
and assets $3.50 In accounts.
ARTHUR p. KORTHENER, accountant, ~
lis West i0&th street. has Aled a petition
IL bankruptcy. With liabilities 1s.os..
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mainly for money loaned. and assets
JACOB MEyERuwITZ shipping clerk. or
sIS Fast Thirteenth street, formerly IN
petition IN bankruptcy, with liza abilities
80 SS5 and asets 500. In accounts.
The Bronx formerly a dry goods dealer,
has i.rd q petition IN bankruptcy. with
haht.'ties s3.6iS and assets S5ts in &C
Bankruptcy Schedules.
KANESs DRESS AND COSTUME o
rNNl Of ~ West Twenty ninth street.
3l2,elO and assets $500. consisting OF
st2yk, $1,000. machinery, $500 and
RGRERT RArHKopr. a, III. Rel,anc.
Hat Company AT "a Rond street, has
noi schedules showing liabilities SIS ?7S
and assets 5000. consisting OF stock,
N"ooo, and machinery. $1,000. or the
iirpi'lie~, iiv,uov Is a suit for IA ma xcs
Tor personal ~iu1uries.
Compositions Confirmed.
MOSES & LlTr-Judge Hand has con
nrmed = composition Of Moses & lay,
cloak ,oheers o' IS West. Twenty sixth
street With creditors NJ 20 cen,s on tho
sPIT,LNIK 4 RusHEI-Jncs. Hand ma,
eonnrmed n composition OF sp.ialnik 4
on tn. dollar.
Receiver Appointed.
ABRAHAM KIliSHMAN--Judgs Hand has
appuiu;e ed Miss Bertha Rcmbaush Re
cctv-r 'or Abraham K.rshnsn, dealer In
bond 5000, With auihor!,y to carry or
b%vs'nes. tor '~n days li.h'h't~s ave
o..r 5000 snd may be 'li'oo' and
ALEXANDER u. COHEN. dealer In cloth
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DIVIDENDS And INTEREST.
ANACONDA COPPER MINING co.

~ Broadway, New YORK, March IS, 1915.
The Board Of Directors OF the Anaconda
Copper Mining Company has declared .
dividend OF one Dollar snd Fifty Cents
$3.50 pcr share upon It's Capital sock OF
the par value OF SO per share, payable on
May 20, l3l" % the holders u such shares
OF record a. the cloee 81 business at IL
O'Clock noon on SATURDAY.. Asril - l9l6.
The dividend t. payable only upon the
$50 shares into which the Capital stock II
now divide.
All stockholders who have no. converted
their holdings into shares Of 80 par value
should do 50 without DELAY IN oruer that
they may receive their dividend promptly.
IL MELIN. StcretarN.
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COTTON Is STEADY
IN DULL MARKET
Some New Crop Development
Needed to Arouse Out
side Interest.
END OF SEASON SUPPLY

pu,l and narrow trading conditions
prevailed in cotton yesterday. although
The uudertone WAS steady. In marked
contrast, with the weakness In stocks.
Tls close showed prices practically un-
oatnced. the only advance being repre-
.cn,cl by u slight gain In the late post
lions. II evidently will require some
FRESH feature TO move the market out Of
Us ru,, and II precedent furnishes any
guide this will have 70 come from new
crop Developments.
As far as the old crop Is concerned
the statistical position Ia bearish. For
instance. on February 10 the visible
sunny was the smallest in eight years.
with The exception OF the short crop sea-
,ogs Of l90e.lO and l910-11. On April
Il, or Just a little over two months,
the visible supply was the largest ever
known. with the exception OF the big
crop Years % Igit-l2 and 1914 to 1915.
The movement IF cotton into sight Is
~ small as to suggest that the carry
over will be ever larger than 1t was
At the end of last season. Unless L.
100000 bales of cotton are brought into
sigh, from April II to the end of the
season the movement hereafter will
b. smaller than the actual yield. Only
last year was the end OF the season
movement as large AS 1000, 900 bales.
In other words. unless the marketing of
Ire crop is on a practically unprecedented
traie from nov on the commercial crop
will be less than the seasons produce
ton.
There was no particular feature in yes
terday's e Reports from New Or
leans stated that In last Fridays spot
salss there was a considerable lot Of
California cotton which vas boueht for
Eastern mills. The weather IL favor
ahie. although Texas complains OF a
deficiency in moisture. Scattered show
ers were reported over the central and
Eastern belt. with "a few light showers
IN Oklahoma.
The market closed steady.
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IRON AND STEEL MARKETS.
Additional sales Of Rails "a Fast
ern Lines.

few additional sales Of standard
sectlon rails were reported yesterday to
Eastern steam and trolley lines the business
going to independent mills IN the East.
Structural orders placed aggregated about
{ 400 tons, half OF which tonnage Is Tor
shipment to Canada output or crude and
ing. In March the No. q ten Inch bar
mil at the Duquesne plant 81 tho Carnegie
tablishinE a new maximum monthly record.
The youngstown Sheet and Tube Com
pany has granted an Increase Of 10 per
cent. In wages to mill operators effective
May I. According to u report from Now
Castle, Pa, tas standard Steel Car Com.
pany Will ,.n,."V Tho manufacture or
Of mschiniats ed on such work,
There are Indies tIons ~ renewed buying
OF pig iron In large tonnages In the central
West ~ well US In the Eastern section.
some liberal contracts of foundry grades
already have been closed for shipment over
che nrst quarter end nrss hslf Of 1s11.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

arm ;or fresh stock an5 a w!dsr ranse
vas given TO all table lines. There was
vac rue Of table stock was also true
o. the undereradcs. except renovated:
..1lss ana packing stock, M.rks. closes
.Eira.. 8: score, ssbc.; higher %seorins.
:g';,. h,s's $S's 2 ssc:; seconds sstn
ss,c. !A' pt!ms s' 10 as ehc.s Sn'1 sssss sfnsy' Ss.:iidd
s,4c. th,ras, aias.'tc.; State dairy.
;e9oyatei, sxtras, BIZ q s2e'; nrsts, :sila
'p'.C. ladies'. ~iirsts. "a. " .sc.; packing
.'o.k, current make, fine, 2sis &c; No.
.cHEESE-Demand for the high grade
thee were not sufficient transactions TO
sAAsy c.aase IN prices. Exporters bought
genera tone o: the market was nrm,
p-ess Fiat, held. colored and white spe-
~ ,.., ;'. st"rssi fansI, dsSii h:id;
~ as, lsi.c.. good to nne. i7ai7tc.;
lsi',s@, singles. held specials, lst Glsiac.
r. 'gs held pedals. ~ eistJs.' eco
>E'f. ''1iSLe Cheddsrs, 1917 ais'Hc.:
~ .'.s'.i held; ls1.c.' double daisies
f-'. fresh. III di7.c.; STATE
49, ..c..sls current make. II. aiSe';
"''f gTal's, . q Toe.
~ - Nr'' lptb were lb.Fdl yesNrrudy'
T'ri!rs vas active. without any particular
c0a-t. rom tho close on saturday. The
N'N ,nrt Batter and Egg Exchange
"'t.e! stcrday and trading there was
A','. ih,r, Wgro Las cases OF eggs sold
LnH'- tle call. with this exchange es-
tabs .. THO city has two daily eX-
r.s t. f- %, sale ~ dairy products.
SOFT. .2r, ar. showing considera tile
.t.. Iu.r, ga. .ght trading In storage
"a E'1 .yi'hput any material chane~
MARKET - ..i steady. Prices: Fresh gath.
. .f'.f- .~3,H.tc; storage packed
49,. ... r.:r.. Hrst. goa, ua2c.. sec
't1. -p,c.. dlrtlCs, No. /, 49,
- >r itaisr.; checks, isalsc.:
gov .r.. ~ whites. @iia 70 :ic.; browns,
.. mixod, 2.resc duck. state.
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Ing at go Canal street and ss Eighth
avenue, has made an assignment 20 Mar
Tin CNprl"s Ausorge He has been Ia
bust .sr thirty Year,.
RUBIN LlNpENbNuM, doing business a.
go RiyiuGton s.ret. has made an as
sienmrnt 10 Charles teef
sPASS & COOS. composed g: Harry Spas
and sun zoos, clothing rnanu'actuy.
ers a. 100 ~ stanton s,rc"t, have made
an ussig az to Moses Hauger.
BERTHA \ASAN0WITZ. t,a.C- IN mfNt.
merry 1T @2%' THIRD avenue. has made an
assignment TO Raul VI A~hrlHnns.
Bankruptcy Discharges,
JUDGE LEARNEp NNp IA tho United
States Dlstric; Court Yesterday granted
discharges to these pHuhrup.s: solo
Fourteenth street. with branch in Brook
Ign, liabilities f2s,6S9. Us-trsm Rev,
dentist, YonSers,. liabilities s5s,77,i
Samuel Jacobs, salesman. 36e Broadway.
formerly Of Hutchinson, Kan. In btl'ties
SlT.l0S; samurl Mande'. grocery cle-k.
sos Hunts Point avenue; liabilities e.s..
.7l; John Il Schlesing-r tur der, e3s
West iiath street, liabilities SIS 1901
Car, Y. Eklani, cornices, Midd!etowni
panla' r. Nose, tobacco employee, :89
Bpv-ry, Abraham Custeu. formerly skirt
manufacturer ~ West Fifteenth streett
Joseph lsnder, womtn's tailor, IS weS1
Forty SIKH street Sachs &
formerly us Mercer street; Max Weinick.
torn,erly bows clothinE, ZIG B~roadwayl
Trojan {, Sel~ erp1er. restaurant. Sfo
Brondwav; Harry r., Steinhilber. drueS
gist, 1874 Amsterdam avenue
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ATLAS POWDER COMPANY

WlTming'on DfT,- ANrII TO, lF1N
Of the Preferrcd CAPITA, stocG OF The com.
pany has been declared payable May 1.
1915, TO stockholders W record at the closO
Of business on Thursday. April 20, 1916.
Books viii be closed Tor the transfer Of
Preferred stock A. the close OF business
April 90. 1915. and reopened az . o'clock
a. NJ, May :. 1916.
4 2 10Y Treasurer
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THE VIRGINIA hot SPRINGS CON-
PASy on THE End day OF MAY. 1915. at
~ o'clock noon. at the Once of Melville Y.
ingalls,. PresidcI' OF ths Company. ut "a
will open tenders to sell TO It on tho
lowest terms ouch an amount OF It's Ave
per cent, second mortgage bonds. with tho
July. 1915. coupon and subsequent cou-
pons attached, Issued under and secured
by tho deed 81 trust or mortgage dated
the second day OF June 1909, between Viz
ginia Hot Springs Company and Henry T.
ana Henry TAYLOR, Jr., Trustees.
ss the sum OF Twenty thousand dollars Will
purchase. said sum OF Twenty thousand doll
lars having been sst aside 20 be invested
In the purchase OF slid bonds according
TO the terms OF the sinking fund provision
OF the said mortgage
By order Of The Bun-6 81 Directors.
MELVILLE =. INGALLS,. President.
Dated, April IS, 1915.
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NOTICE TO NOV uFps or
California Northwestern RallwN ComDaav

Ieuatz steinhstt. Trustee under the mort
eage. OF Deed % Trust OF the California
Northwestern Railway COMPANY. dated
March l7th, lses. IN accordance with the
terms ana provisions OF articles Of said
Deed OF Trust hereby inv!tes proposals for
the sale to him on May let 1915. a; his
once. Suffer and Sansomr streets. In the
CITY OF San Francisco. OF bonds secured BY
said Deed OF Trust ut a rate npt exceeding
par and ten per centuin premium. 20 such
amount. with the premium. AS shall not
exceed s7.7Isss.
BY IGNATZ srEINHART. Trustee.
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United States Smelling
Refining E Mining Co

'S sh ssf rN Nr'Ssf: sfA sHf ~ sMGsHSIafrSS Nee; ii.
Filming & MINING COMPANY. 1ssuet
Under and In Accordance with IN 1n-
denture of Trust Between Said Company
and the OH COl.ONY TRUST COM
To- the OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee Under tho Above Mentioned Ia
denture:
You are hereby notified that the UNITED
STATES SMELLING REFINING q Mn
the terms Of said Indenture.. elected TO- pre-
pay and redeem on June l.. 1915. at the
ONCE of the Old Colony Trust Company. In
Boston. Massachusetts. all ~ the notes "
sued ana outstanding under said Indentufe.
by the payment OF the principal sum
thereof and a premium Of one per cent.
Gco) thereon and Interest accrued up 70
June l., 1918. the date fixed for prepayment
and redemption.
In accordance with the terms Of said IN
Ing a Mining Company will. before June;
1915, deposit with the Old Colony TrusS
Company, Trustee, a sum OF money sui.
fcient to pay. OF the terms above stated. ~
Of the notes Issued and outstanding undSI
said indenture. and In accordance Win tnS
terms Of said Indenture the said notes VII
be due and payable on June lele. tne
date specified for redem ption. All notes pre-.
scented for payment - the time ana piace
above mentioned will he redeemed ana can.
the date fSed for prepayment and rsdemp.
tion. the notes issued under said Indenture
Will cease TO draw interest, and the noioeIs
OF said nofee shall thereafter look TOT pay
ment only to the sum deposited ~ith' o.
UNITED STATES SMELLING REFINING
4 MINING. COMPANY.
By r. ". BATCHELDER. TreasufsS.
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SUPERIOR WATER. LIGHT AND
POW Err COMPANY,

Pursuant 70 the sinking Fund provisions
OF the First Mortgage Of the above Com
sealed offers OF boads 20 exhaust the
sum OF S:S,es2.os Will be received at the
once Of United states Mortgage & Trust
COMPANY, Trustee. No, rs cedar street.
New YORK City, until I? o'clock noon, May
let, 1915
The r!sht IL reserved to reject any or Gil
offers made Ia accordance with the above
announcement
SUPERIOR WATER. LIGHT AND
FDWEE CpNPNNN
THOM ~ 4 SCOTT. President.
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OFFICE or READING COMPANY.

Fhl7HdeIphlaI ANN ., 1915
The Board OF Directors has declared from
the net earnings q quarterly dividend OF two
per cent ta"el or the Common stock Of th0
TO he paid on May II, 1915. 10 the
stockholders of record Al tho close Of business
April -. 1915 Checks will he mailed 10 stock-
holders who have fled dividend orders with
the Treasurer JAY V HARE Secretary
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Apr,l T--Narrow price move
men.s we're notea w'n traainG very nsht
while Union Carbide. Booth Fisheries pr~.
ierred and Illinois Brick were firmer. Sears
Roebuck, Peoples Gas and American ship.
building common reflected a weaker lone,
Bond market rather quiet. The summary
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, April IA number OF
ISSUES were slightly lower. Brill sold off
to asia and Electric Storage Battery lost
half "A point. fractions were unchanged to
z down. Tho m
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TO THE HOLDERS or
MUTUAL TERMINAL COMPANY Of BUFFALO

FUND NVTINE.
Notice is hereby given, essprovided In the
1ndenturo dated july 1, 1904, and the In
denturc supplemental thereto. dated Jam
uarv I. 1903, thst sealed onere will be re-.
ceived UP to 10 o'clock a. NJ. on May llth.
1916, 10y the undersigned at It's Once. No.
it0 Broadway, New York, for the sale to II
80 Trustee. at the lowest price not exceeding
lo?i,eo and accrued Interest. at which such
bonds shall be offered for delivery on
SATURDAY, July /, 1916, OF SUFFICIENT OF the
above bonds to exhaust the sum OF Two
hundred thousand dollars $500, O0oJ. Orers
should be scaled and endorsed 'Orers OF
Mutual Terminal Company OF Buffalo First
Mortgage ITe Bonde 20 sinking Fund" and
addressed 10 the TRUST DEPARTMENT,
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
BY CHARLES SABIS. President.
Dated New York. April Z, 1915,
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Thu BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. April i7.-The market wss irregu.
lar In tone. but declines predominated. United
ened and closed \ of for the day. Copper
Range lost . point and Osceola ~. The sum.
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITrSBVRG April ir-,tocks were gen
orally flrly steady. without much change
in priS Columbia Gas. Pure OIL and Sewer
Pipe each lost \. The summary
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

frar'ionallv. white wayllnd OIL sold on a
Baltimore Tube ~as up ~ Trading in bonds
was unusually heavy. The summary:
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The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway Company
REORGANIZATION.

REORGANIZATION.
Hamilton an Dayton R"i"a, mpan
ss :.s no; 2. . issa css s:n .. s,ap TO & sS s.s ..ni.. !; is as. 81, r n nam Company ."
Holders Of First Mortgage 90 O.Y.sr Gold Bonds Of The Piqua and Troy Branch
Railroad Company;
Considerably more than d majority of the above bonds and Of The Gin.
cnnai. Dayton and Ironton Railroad Company First Mortgage SO Fnty-iear
sold Bonds having been deposited, the Reorganization Manager. have this DAY
declared operative the Plan and Agreement OF Reorganization OF The Cincinnati.
to afford TO ioters Ct TIE stoIc tort, who rave not 50 far deposited. an oppor.
tlnny to participate IN the terehts Of the Plan. the time for receiving deposits
is hereby extended until the close OF business on MAY Is, 1916.
Dated. New York. April :. 1916.
KUHN, LoEe e. CO.,
R~orsanhausn Managers
ihe tinSinn.T. iammHon' M Dayton Ran~., Company,
SASrSv q s Inrsr > SoYY -.
Fol :; sn, %:..'.'TS . %sns: a: a S, on R.u-., Company,
"'AHA>iISS slsas g. SoN y. Sa1 et NE" YORK.
FOR +: .fS s%. sSa 4 H%s e. n.nch w.,-o.a Company.
III o'''AH 3, w nH' sa. ecN Sss T.f 1r >H" roHk"
The Cincinnati, Dayton and Iront)n Railroad COMPANY
7 o Holders of rm, Mortgage o. ~ oId of III. above Company.
Deepest Aseement dated Januay2 rs I%5 as am"udei an opportuntyn psrdIpW~ in the
SSsh%SsG %r@s Ian nd $fT%%SSSl q F%SEH@@n%S'S rsc EGn..,Ht Hs,mSsens @S Ds.sa
Hh hon close Ma on bus ao or MAYr IS: ,sass nat int Tune 100 "'~''ns deposits" extended
DATED. New York April =. 1915
~ " nc ~ Chairman,
FREDERICK II sHIPMAN.
4. IDNJND ZACHER.
LYMAN RHoADEs. SECRETARY.
81 Vail street. New York
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. DEPosITARY,
81 WALL Street. Nw York
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closed steady.

nd.
The local marke, for spot cotton was steady
and unchanged; middling icc southern spot
markets as. officially reported were un'
shsnsed New Orleans. Il ssc: Gslveetor.
'eSc. savannah. liisc.: Memphis. i3c.: Au-
.iis.s. T. 15c Houston. - &c.
Nen Orleans market clnsed harelY l,eadY
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS..
EMPIRE CITY SUBWAY COMPANY
Limited
Executive Office,
Is T. STREET.

Nm NVNh. ApFIE llth. 1916.
To the Stockholders:
Notice l. hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Empire
City subway Cou!pAnV tL!ruiteil VIII be
held st the priucipll ur4ce % The Company,
No. Is Dey stree. Borough Of Manhattan.
The city OF New York. y. y. on Tuesday,
the 18th day ~ >prii. 1915. at Il o'clock
noon. for the election Of FIVE directors and
three inspectors OF election. ard tn. trans
action OF such other business as may then
properly come before the s'ockholders.
WALTER BROWN. secretary.
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Open igh.Low- Clos.

The II 4 " bids to Liverpool were: May,
u So July. &c October. ia ljc. January.
'spc The market there was due 60 open to-
dsy unchanse ed to ! point advance.
p,r, regnt,r. and a,nrlts.
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INTERIOR receipts and stocks:

Exports yesterday we're 9.sSs bales. Tota
thus FAR THIS season. f,:21, 2.l bales. Total Las
vason. 1886, s3s bales.
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The National sugar Refining Com
has taken bid OH the construction
OF a filter house In Long Island City
which will require $50 tors OF structural
steel. The awaId. Il is understood. Will
be made In the next few days. The
George \. Just Company has been
awarded a contract for 600 tons OF fabr.-
Gated shapes for the construction OF the
Scribner loft building on West Thirty
eighth street.
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Steel building work is II little more
active In Canada. where several con-
tracts have been taken requiring about
5000 tons ~ structural shapes. II IL
understood that mos, OF the plain ma
Il rial will come from United states
mills. The most interesting contract Is
COR 1900 tons of shapes for Il portion Of
he Parliament buildings 10 be rebuilt
at Ottawa. An additional contract may
be placed in the near future. The Do
, minion Bridge Company has taken a
contract for 500 tons OF fabricated
| shapes for the Convent Of the Sacred
| Heart at Montreal. Canada,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-18

The Pennsylvania Railroad has put out
Inquiries for several thousand tons OF
coke and ohar,oal iron for shipment TO
It's Altoona shops. This Is practically a
reinstatement OF tie inquiry reported ten
days ago. The McNab 4 Harlan Com
pany divided the contract for $500 tons
of foundry grades, previously noted, be-
tween Buffalo and eastern Pennsylvania
furnaces. Several other orders for small
lots running from 100 81 500 tons each
for nearby shipment were also placed
yesterday with Lehish Valley furnaces.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-28
Papers Reveal eerman.Jap Plot.

New York.-The work of secret
agents of Germany in Japan is told
in detail in the papers seized in the
office of Wolfe Won Igel at co Wall
Street. it was revealed. The former
office of Capt. Franz Won Papen was
the clearinghouse through which
passed reports of agents in the ORIENT
particularly certain native Japan
ese in the employ of the German gov
ernment. A portfolio of these reports
was impounded by federal agents In
the raid, it was learned, officially.