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The Market Effect.

NO great reliance is usually placed on
unofficial prices made after the close
OF the market. Even when actual trans
actions occur they can hardly reflect the
proper relationship between supply and
demand. Consequently the market SEN
t'menf. which is pretty generally bearish
Just now. was not inclined to change It's
opinions either on the days recovery or
on the New street prices. After the
close the market prospect from the
traders point Of view was that steel
might open up on the shorts when II
would he a good sale. This opinion of
the traders appears to be based on mar
ket conditions AZ reflected in the recent
downward trends rather than upon con-
siderations OF the possible effec, Of the
dividend on the public mind. Naturally
people who thought this way attributed
the days strength to short covering pure
and simple. The rest OF the list. II was
pointed out, was rather conspicuously
weak. with no sign of snap at all. on
the other hand the strength In Steel was
offered as evidence that liquidation had
been overestimated or the size OF the
short position greatly underestimated.
II was pointed u that 1t takes force TO
interrupt a movement In Steel when n
once gets under way and To push the
price back against the previous trend.
Moreover. The effect of the dividend upon
the outsiders has to be considered. II
may not stimulate the public appetite
for speculation to its former keenness,
but IL may keep bach liquidation. Stock
held in England which has been f~lterins
out slowly might be held back when the
dividend and earnings are learned After
the close reports were heard that some
Of the big fellows would attempt to In
augurate a new bull campaign. Las
x.aAts tk., Ssar1. ...u sl. na,...f
10 IS.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTrER-Msrket was a little ste.dier
yesterday on high grade fresh butter.
but supplies we're larger and trade not
sufficient to absorb all the receipts, Med
ium grades continue in full accumulation,
but lower grades were not plentiful and
cleaned up fairly well. Storage cream.
cry moving freely a, former prices, Reno
ysied and ,sdle. s,.say; PaosinF stce. in
creamery. extras. % score. ~ a 3.t,c :
higher scoring. aaGaaia:i nrsts, $50
~ Nc, seconds. .5is a 81 4. c., unsalt-d.
fancy. 32tg q ailsc prin" 10 choice. ~ n
32'4c.: he'd extras .an .y'7c higher
scoring 80 q so'sc.' nrsts' 27aasgc sec
onds, 24i1 a ."'g",; State, dairy, tubs. TIN
renovated, extras, "a. a25,.c nrsts' 23a
creamery, nrsts, % 23isc,. ladies. current
make. hrst,. 30 22i.c. seconds, 2Oi, a
H.; paekias -'gEs. Jans !naEc nm ~
lower grades, II l0igc.
C1iEESE-No new purchases for export
were reported yesterday and trade was
luirter. hut all lines held at firm prices
Receipts increased somewhat. and with
larger selections buyers, we're more parttu-
ist.c. average fancy, IN AIS, current
cisls. l5alhhc choice, "a. ai4iac.. Hir
to good. 12is n 10, Wisconsin twins, Isl,
dlsxc.. double daisies, lsulsac. young
Americas, ice.
EGGS -M Market continued dull, and with
heavy Increase OF current receipts values
were Irregular and unsettled. Supplies
were IN accumulation and trade light, Win
holders urging stock for sale, Only best
selection Of strictly hne eggs at all active.
storage eggs moving SLOWLY In small lot.
a, lower prices. Not many hrst elias,
storage eggs are now loft IN warehouses
Fancy nearby whites and browns steady
Medium 10 poor grades duh, Prices: Fresh
gathered, extras. tine. 500 ale; extras,
nrsts, go. a &c; iirsts, e6ig "a csc, seconds
.ta zoe; dirties, Sulsr.' Refrigerator
lisa lgc.; seconds. 1914 al7L7c.; hennerS
whites. nne to fancy, So a 36c browns, 3.
a34c. mixed colors. 2spaic.
LIVE POuLTRY-Thirty.two carload.
we're unloaded yesterday, win hve cars oil
track. Buyers took hold fairly freely a,
omen prices, to be settled later, MOderat,
supplies the balance of the week were In.
dirated by yesterdays advicss, and last
weeks prices were the basis Of mos
transactions,
DRESSED PoULTRY.--Rcceip,s ~ al
kinds continued exceedingly light and mar
Tct very arm. but demand limited by IN,
nigh prices, Fresh turkeys advanced In .
small way, Fancy chickens and heav,
chickens slow. Old ROSTERS In light suppl,
and nrm, Cspons more plentiful and
tribe easier, So few ducks and geese ar,
cominx that quotations are nominal
freely Gulneas In light supply and nrn,
Prices: Turkeys, Western spring, fair I.
good, ESQ 96c.. poor, lea lsc, Fowls, fresh
Western, dry picked, boxed. 60 lbs. am
over. i9c, Western scalded, large, l7tac
Chickens, fancy. . and lbs, to pair
%Oa lac.; Western, milk fed. g and 9 lbs
iSr; dry picked. corn fed. 3 and Il his
49, ml7c. Old BOOSTERS, ltc. squads
prime. white, 10 ibs, - desen, SIS : lhs
$3.50; 8 lbs. 1873
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CorARrNEKsmir NOTICES.


The undersigned do hereby. certify:
I That they have formed a limited par
nership TO be conducted under the tirln
name Of Low piXoE & COMPANY "
-: That the general natnr. ~ the bus
ues~ intended to be transacted Is an "
yestmsn; business In securities on al KIND
7 That the names ~ all the genera
partners and the special par'not Interested
'hs~eiu. all OF whom are of tnl age. ana
their respective places OF residence. are a.
follows.
RrookiyN. CITY OF New York,
RIisedeld. Connecticut,
""' ci,y OF New York,
"F" piainn.id. New Jerse,.
General Partners
" Rrockiyn. city ot New YoN.
Special Partner
r,., IN. ,peciai partner has con-
,rinu,ed as capita 100000 In cash u ths
tomlnor stock Of saii partrer.hip
,.,,. on IN. mrs, dav Of January ieis
and to ~nd on the 'is' day OF pe'e"'oe'
"pnArrp. Sew York. January 5ri. tars
JOSIAH % Low
= $ THEODORE l. DlNoN.
'en cen, docu. H2WARp =,
rnncsl,.d RoRERT l.. PIERREPoNr
STATE o, New York. County OF New lotk.ss
IN this ara Jay OF 'dUAi's ~.
,.rsor,Iiy appeared Josiah ~. Lov.
rheoiore y pison. uowsra Piusnm...
Usnry W Brewer and Robert L rietrs.
~, ~ m. known and knovn 20 me to oe
N. persons de-. rtbei In and who exe'uss'
~. 'foreyoing instrument, ana theN ~
.,spv acknowledged to !no that they exc
'u'ed 'ne san" MYLE.S ". BouRKE.
Notary pubIir,
<.,. New York county No. 20
So" Registers ONCE No. slie
~ Term expires March 80, 1877
stat. otNew YsIh. Cagp'y s' S suiy .Wo
na.as and SAWS. am one OF the gene
psrtn.rs. o. ~. psr'rsrsh,p c&%S,,6SoJ,
sttn,,.d 10 .ns common stock ~ ~
psrtnarship by Robert /. PierrGpont.
.ne, H., uai-,rer mas bees .ctuaNN AVA
go"d i'''" '"' "UEVRy W BROWtR
- , h..,-, me THIS 7rd day of Jan
my HERBERT = CHRISTIE
tSo'sriAl Notars fu'
II" uu,ssion expires March 20. l'''.
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CITIZENS GAS co. on INDiNN \pOLiS
Iir,t and KrfmndinE MOrtgaHe

NOTICE Is NEREBN ilNEN that Rank
ore Trust CnmpiHy, PRIMARY Trus'r" under
ia" Fir-t aud ~It,tuHdtug Morigaso OF Citi.
leus tiHS tpWpt-N ~ Indiana pu4is, dated
July I, i9l-. to- BANKERS Trust pduy and
the lnIuu Trust Company ~ luiirnnp polls.
Trustees. intends 20 Apply tho proceeds 81
tho sinking tuIi iustallnrrt due under the
provisions OF said mortgage an January !,
1910, to the purchase OF First ana Refund
ing sinking Fund Gold lioUir u rI,i2eus
Gas Company Of Indianapolis, issued uud"r
such mortgage, at = price NOT "Nre"i'Ng
par, aC,rued Interest and SCI premium, and
to that ,si invites offers to BANKERS lrusf
Company IT such bonds al II price not iu
exceed par, accrued interest ami 50 pr"
mium, which offers shall be- Tor al OF any
part 81 The bonds 60 offered.
~ offers must he made IA scaled on
velopcs and delivered to BANKERS Trust COM
pauN ~ Primary Trustee, At its Office. 40
~ Wall Street, New York CITY, on ur before
/! o'clO"k NOON. on February lith, ltl6, Hnd
shall he for the sale 10 II W such bonds Is
Of February lith. 1915 80 on"r viii hr
accepted which shall he for u sum in excess
~ par, accrued interest aud 81, premium,
Banker Trust COMPANY,
Primary Trusie"
Nv II y. WILSON, Ir,
\ssi~taui S'0Trtsr'.
Dated January lsth. 19lf.
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secretary. Judge Thadd'uS : ShHrretts
continues IS CounseI to tho organization
In customs and tarlit matters. The meet
ing. which was held IN the rooms Of the
Lacc and Embroidery Association In the
rlatiron Building. was largely attended.
While the activities of this association are
somewhat restricted due 10 the war II *
planned when peace has been restored
10 make the organization OF great value
to the importing Interests Of The country,
Max Neuburger OF N"uburger 4 co. pr"
and MIR. kohns, Emil strobel OF the
Strohsi g. Wilktn Company. &. A. Streuli
Of Rusch & 60, ,iraham Wright of tho
Wright & Graham Company aud 4. Il,
Kats Of the Baltimore Bargain House,
baltimore. were elected directors for the
next three years,
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

=" Wisconsin Edison Company, Inc,
..nof's tor December gross earnings Of
,6..''', or 80 per tent greater than for
December, lHli For the twelve months
1iea December ~, 1915, gross earnings
arsr'sa'od H.6iG.7S5, or 10 per cent.
"' $3.50. Tor the preceding year, while
'.' earnings we're t3.5O4.s5i, a shrinkagc
=" 80 - cent Tho balance available
''' 'r. Wisconsin Edison Company, Inc,
'n' 1'r-e. 'trion ~ subsidiary companies
- > $50, 4 decrease of 90 per cent.
~" appropriation for depreciation during
~ ''"'vc months amounted to Nig, $40
an u. rs-so 81 Al per cent. over the pre-
.,'''1r Twelve months, After deducting
rsr'" '~'lnn N" amount available for the
,"...'H-.u Edison Company, Inc, was
~ d l~ccrease Of 81 per cent. com
01-'' " y lIlt
Grr-. ,|tr'lrg- Of the Augusta Aiken
"a 2,F ,Gl Electric Corporation for De
."nhs- we've 'tS,?3s ~ compared with
- t'' '-' ''d'. while not was s3t,1If,
'r.'' -n@ q year ago.
-. gross operating revenue OF the
~ .. r.I E'"y.TtC Company for December
& --'il. or t73.isS greater than for
Do "'.'r 'fll Expenses were tSs.2ao
~'''''' and net earning were ,s7b5.so5,
n .-. -'as' 81 s1,,sgl The surplus after
.'arg.. rnul1'sd IN s4?o, $50, an improve
l.u' Of $50 - contrasted with a year
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EASIER UNDERGONE
IN COTTON MARKET
Small Declines, With Prac-
tically No Feature to the
Trading Noted.
RIG GERMAN

Arcr considerable i~rregularity with a
more or less unsettled tone throughout
IN. session cotton yesterday closed barely
.,.,dy At q decline OF s to 8 points
There was no particular feature to the
,,.ding aside from some rather heavy
b.yirc nv certain brokers, OF whom
"a, credited with taking about 10000
bslss. presumably to cover hedges. The
average Of sentiment is somewhat bear
an. although not pronouncediy 80. Opin-
ION Is hating between the conflicting In
spences presented by stubborn holding
bv tho South and the deadlock in the
ocean freight situation.
Recently there has been a recurrence
., reports to the effect that German in
,sr,s,s nave been heavy buyers in the
South. storing their purchases in the
,ypectatiou of being able to make ship
nen,s in case there is any relaxation
IN the British blockade. In line with
Ills attention was called yesterday 60
the following despatch printed in the
Atlanta Constitution from Townsville,
ca.
The report that the German Govern
men, has been buying up supplies for
storage in and around Atlanta is In line
with the runrors that nav been current
ere for some time that agents OF that
Government had bought up large sup
p,ics OF cotton In this part Of the State
and stored II up for future use. A
Townsville man who recently returned
from a trip w the Atlanta. Birmingham
and Atlantic road says that he was
told Of large quantities of cotton bough,
Scr that purpose In the territory con
,,guous to the road. and was shown
where much of 1t was stored in vacan,
stores and houses
II was also reported on the Cotton
Exchange yesterday that a large portion
u the stock of cotton at New Orlean,
g owned by German interests. The New
Orleans stock at present is $4,000 bales
There seems to he a more or less ex'
,.nslve campaign in the Southern pres,
PROTESTING against the blockade aroun
Germany. The South is receiving a yer,
profitable price for It's cotton. but cvi
Gently wishes 10 make some OF the alb
normal profits that would result by III,
Allies letting down the bars m per
hitting their enemies to get full sup
niles. The following from NE Cotto,
ord Cotton oil NeUs furnishes an illus
ration OF Southern sentiment on thi
point:
This paper must again express II
tspleasure al the attitude Of Bingham
toward cotton and cottorseed products
IN fact. the attitude of that country I
ONE Of cur foreign exports has becom
50 marked that 1t has been suggested |
Congress that shipments of war mum
tons he shut on unless England change
or mobiles her embargo on some Amer
1r exports. We notice that there II
move 70 blockade the port OF ROTTERDAM
Y his were done it would at once b
reflected In a break of fully s. per bal
3, cotton. In view OF the uncertaint
n getting cotton TO those who need IL o
he other side we would advise selling
ls cents or better
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Union PacIac.

Union Pacific has been about as dis
amounting to bull spectators as II
railroad stock on the list. ON Its lace
II has offered splendid speculative pos
sibillties, but the most patient longs
have been tired out after weeks and
weeks Of waiting for something to hap
pen. The failure Of periodical bull tips
on Union Pacific to make good has been
ascribed to many things, but perhaps
most frequently to dribbling hut constant
,iouidation Of foreign stock. There tx
nothing I'm current earnings aud pros
poets to Justify ~backwardness on the
part OF Union. In December gross in
creased 2s.5 per cent. over the same
month In 1914, while net Increased 4l.9
per sent. The six months gross Increase
was lO.2 per cent. and net 1915 per
cent II the second half of the year
equals the first the o will be doing
as we'll as It ever did before the dis
tribution. :
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ELECTIONS AID MEETINGS.
ERIE RAILROAD COMUA>N.
lNuary T. 1915.
the stW khold-rs Of Erie Railroad Com

N"Tf|E + HEREhy GIVEN ma a
re.i - tn" or'i,e % the company. ~. -
hstt,rrn' C,,y .. Xcu yors, on Fr,day' til.
18Th day NJ February, l.is, a. |. o'clox
no2o' 10 'att sr,iGp 49, f%.lcVs;
cured - me General Mor,s"ee OF N.
Of U,HRc" ,o, ne am Spr" u $4,000 o e6S here re'
tofo-e authorized - BE- Issued under such
m%ortsuSe' and hclns IN sddi'ion - n
eonis and s.rics = sond- now owned e"v
tho Company may, vhoo issued. bear such
root -. and that the Directors Of m"
'"uptuy may %'ontsr on the holder ~ any
-gri bonds 'hs right IN convert he priv
ripa' thereof iuto common stock Of tu"
COMPANY within sue, period Of time ara At
and Specifically 'hst A. l~is, ss6s'.iso
principal amount NJ such hords MAY DO
mad" Convertible ~ par into common. STOCK
of the Company at not less than $50 per
.har" af,er April i, 1873. ana before o.
TO give cons-u, that tho S--ios . bond.
secured ~ said General Mortgage and nnw
oV'ri hv 'he 'umpiuN Tor the Hcgrrgst-
prize 'psl amount ~ SO oon 900, shai h"
iH'c and such serisl designation 80 shat
to nNri by tn" BoOrl Of Directors. aud
hat The Directors Of ~" '"mp.ny may
wight 20 convert tn" principal thereof at
par into common stock of tho COMPANY n,
not loss than so p'r shar" after April !,
Iois, aud before o'toncr T. - :. or ai'h,
such other period AZ I've Directors may de-
termine aHl - may h' authorized by Ian
To give consent 30 such amendment OF
tho SAT! GENERA. No~'g'F" Of the com
PAM. and 10 such n"'ioN hN the CompsuN
and Is directors tr3 uhl ,r~ as may M
necessary 20 aurhori1" I'm t"rms N" sty-ro
series II bonds issuei rtl to he issue.
under said Genera Mortgage.
To authorize, rafifN ,uI trproNN = con
tract or contracts With "a sNudi-atc Nif
aud oticcrs Of tho Company to underUit'
tor q commission II three nerceu' IT th'
priuDipu' Amount, the subscription hN stock
hu'I,r, n,i/pI series Is lSrudho.icr- Il
not los THAN o'gh'N i've percent aui "a
.rlci Interest. Tor sl9. 63T,l 30 OF houis 80
cured 10y said General Mortgig. aud con
,er'lhl" a. par Into Common stock of IN
towpuuN At not loss than $50 pNr shar
afcr April !. l9lS and before October
VAR. r copy Of which contract or contract
shat lee ~ tie a. the oftce % the Seer.
ttrv. aud open 80 IN" inspection ~ an
S~terkholdcr. aud to consent to the sale o
any and all addiiioual houds authorized Z
hN issued under sa'd General Mortgage n
tuch terms rs the Directors may determine
To ratifV tui HIproN" the proceedings 4,
tho Roard of Directors ~ the Company g.
reference to the matters aforesaid, The re-
orl Of such proceedings hriuS ou MI a
thu office ot tn" secretary Of tho 'OmpsnN
and open to tho inspection or any stock
, holder,
10 take action upon such other bushes
~ may ~proporl. he brought before IN
meeting
Tho tru,.fer bo,A>s VII ne closed q
three o'clock y NJ on January Il, 1871
and VIII he reopcurl on February ~, lsl'
Al ten O'Clock \ NJ
nv order Of the Board Of Directors,
DAVID BOSNIAN. secretary.
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'.' -'t'os S'eei common was strong
''-..- ..' ~, session. II opened at SIX,
".. point Improvement, pared with
y 0psg price on Monday. and after
''s ~ 80, advanced TO sSH,' closing
fNn'E'r ~ So.
".-r pv"Iur'S was brought into special
r''r'r"r0' T. opened at ~: and after
ift''' : 20 "a. i's closing price on Mon
rsv -i'arcod 10 ebk II closed. however.
:. - u "pened at l07, Z OF a point
sro 'r losing on Monday. touched .
y ''e'! At lO5I.
'o'a,sd $3.50 shares Some Of
- ''''-t,itouS were: United Fruit at
.."riCtu Telephone and Telegraph
~'ll'ors Securities Az 20 Sta.
-'',Hal Harvester 1917, lnterna-
N1 PAPER loi. 10 II, lnternational Paper
p '.'-'I so, Kansas CITY southern rs.
N'.''I Motor. 6str TO s7r and Quick
s'er pref"rred IN. Industrial Alcohol.
s'''r opening At lGs, broke very sharply,
N- h.ns l15 and dosing at 1856,
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NOTICE IL MERELY GIVEN that the
annual meeting ~ IN" stockholders Of the
Ball Fle,triral Illuminating Company for
the ~Dloctinu ~ Dir"rtnrs and the iranssr-
lion Of such other business ~ may prupsrly
come before the meeting wtll be held st the
nriro oi the company, l3o Etht 10th street,
New York city, on Wednesday, the .Nj
day of February, 1915, At I" O'Clock noon,
WV RENIAMtN WIiITELEY, Secretary,
New York. January 10. 1915,
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The total receipts for duties al the
Customs House yesterday were 5000
1887. Of which $l70,7l7.06 was for
merchandise Withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and 322s,399.si for recent
,mportations.
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a'd WI b. reIe~m'I ~ Tho Farmers'
Loan and Trus' COMPANY, Trustee. a -
once, ls--- william street, Sew York CITY,
~ 10 and accrued interest. On The ith day
OF February, 1915, ~ which date interest
vii ease ON the above bonds
rHE FARMERS IOAS ASp TRUST
COMPANY. TRUSTEE.
Nv EDWIN : MAESTON. President.
Wow Nnrk January : 1918
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Tn. Il 4 NJ. bids TO Liverpool were March.
l:Tc May. I: &c. July. Este: October.
l.Ar The market there 10 due TO open to-
dav : 10 ~ points decline.
Port recripts and stocks:
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pI\IDE>Ds AND INTEREST.
-H.--.~ o. f.
Nl>ICIpAI SERVICE COMPANY
'rnNMoS STCTk DIVIDEND

COMMON SVN"k UTNTUEN
Boston, January 20, 1875
, ti,idcnd Of 20 on the Common stocb
n, No Municipal Servic" Company has been
n.r',rch. payable January -, 1915, -
~s,o,k % record at tho close 81 bus
n,.s January 10, 1916.
BAKER. AYI.ING 4 Company
Transfer AEentY
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DULUTH. MssABK 4 N0RrHERN
HALLWAY COMPANY
rrt Consolidated Mcrts:gs Bonds.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that ons
hundred and wenty-seven u27l OF ths
Duluth. Missabe 4 Northern Railway Com
psny werc this day drawn FOR redemption
In accordance with the requirements Of
Article Five Of the Trust Mortgage. avu.
hsr.I .a fnllouss
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Tho Liverpool market opened quiet but
steady There was a dull business in SPOT
co''0u. with middllng 3 points decline at 8 l3d
ss'es ''I bales: receipts. 5000 bales, includ'
irE . 0.p American Closed steady.
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PHILLIPS & COMPANY,
CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED tNNl Nb''
SHIP

ri, ,,,.rstrred Being desirous Of forr'
,I"' 49, ,.r tr.r.hIp pursuant 20 H..
ing Nlh'''H p''Nuf -, thr STATE -
PROVISIONS :" ~ 80, rsrrifv AZ. follows
-, re name or '-,r under which sue"
40 ,nuduried Is Fsrri-,
psr'nersh'p y =" Dc ''"N
fNn -. 4 'omr'nn ~. c-,n,ip.I rn,
q, nHN'", tra,,b ~. Manhattan. =
~ Wv l'rk h'''"s" '
VOTE ~ ~ ,,tu-. n, the BUST
- me srH'I' n'' l., ~, gen,
intended 20 ." 'rihs' r,-rhas
cog, business in,'a,ns omnnis-ion. -
e"lihs A." .' ~. work. In tho S'ts
NnaI AZ N Ivy g, y" u, S,h., mace ~
OF Now NorN tHl ,'.n.r,ne~r p
plN,', as "" p"s'"' ,,,. -..uui-.
90 The 'tiuNe 90 ,Tcrstr q
sp",I" pn.'' - II r..ideucs 10
as follow rrv
GENERAL INh'N rn
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ct closed barely steady.
Open. Hish Low Clos

sH6-
The local marke, FOR spot cotton was quiet
and unchanged, middling IL COO. Southern
$40, markets a. officially reported were UNI
hanged 20 ~ points decline New Orleans
e Galveston. y 35c.: Savannah. lai.c.
Memphis, la@c.: Augusta, II. Houston.
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AMERICAN GRArHorMoNH co.

PREFERRED DlNibLNp No II
dividend no ~ ot ono ana three
quarters h%Gl per cent. has been de
clsred upon The Preferred capital stock ~
able February Is, 1915, 10 STOCKHOLDERS of
record at the close Of business February I,
1915. c. W, WODDROP. Treasurer
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Ntuety-two I9., bond. for 81 90 esrh
~

Aud seventeen 40 bonds for 500 each,
number-
og.5 057l 05S. "soi Olsi3 OIL. 0l-t0 OlS..
ois3 oGil $50" 0lo6s ol1ls ol5is oi7s7 ols3i
O57l
The bonds bearing The above number
viii he purchased at par by tho payment
Of the principal sum thereof, on presenta-
tion and delivery OF tho same TO the under
signed trustee, at its office. 1876 Devonshire
street on the first day Of February. 1915.
from which date intcr-~t on said bonds will
cease In conformity with the terms q" the
trust agreement.
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Exports Yesterday we're lsljS bales. Total
mus Tar 'hi. season. ..5ss ,s93 bales. Total last
@fson. 1885, 5 bales
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>ORrHEK> PACIFIC rERMINAL COM
PAM OI OREGON.

IN aC0oFlHN0e WIN NE pr0N4sTons OF ths
Deed of Trust If the Northern Ps'ih'
Terminal Company o.. oregon, n. follow
no rouis haN" been drawn Tor account OF
The sun., 1916-12-10
DESTROY CADnLACs IN WAR.
serbian Kept Cars Out Of Enemy's
Hands.

When Serbia became involved In the
war speculation arose as TO the fate OF
the Cadillac cars which that country
pressed into service at the beginning of
hostilitics. Now their fate il known.
They were destroyed to proven, their
falling into possession of the hostile
armies.
A writer In a leading magazine re-
crest that. since the thing had To be
done there were no American small boys
i;reecnt TO witness the spectacle. For II
was a spectacular destruction.
The method this man relates was to
open up the cars on a road with a right
angle turn and a sheer drop OF 400 fee;
to n little stream.
1T was a great game he says. "a
long. gray Cadillac took the brink like a
trained hunter. leaping far out over
the edge. As the wheels were suddenly
from the friction of the road,
the car roared and trembled like a live
animal during the instant that IL hung
upright, held by It's own momentum.
Then II turned its nose downward and
fell true as a plumniet until II struck TIE
steep slope. down which 1t turned quick
somersaults, the tires bursting with
bangs that could be heard above the
crash. finally rolling into the stream"
a porderous German limousine fol-
lowed. and tucked its nose into the slope
without a spectacular leap. An expen-
sive looking Italian car behaved much
In the manner Of the Cadillac.