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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-23

A Spectator who felt that he had a
reason FOR 4 grudgr against the manner
I'm which the market for Old Dominion
Company stock IL being handled since
its transfer here from boston yesterday
told the following stony Recently !
wanted to buy eighty shares OF Old
Dominion and asked for a quotation on
that stock. | was told that the price was
67L. Just as I was about to put in an
order 10 buy at that figure ! noticed a
news ticker printing Boston prices
There was Old Dominion selling at 66",
bid and 67 asked. ! Immediately wired
a brokerage mouse in Boston 20 buy the
stock at the market. and within n few
moments the word came that they had
got my stock at 66&. Aside from not
knowing the best price at which he
could get the stock FOR me. my New
York broker did not seem TO know
whether Old Dominion Company stock
was the security OF n copper. a steel, a
steamship or a land company. ! may
he wrong. but II appears that these
Boston stocks are coming here too fast
for New York to keep posted on them
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A Market.

In the spectacular advances in the
standard copper market in London yes
terday local copper men see an carry
resumption In this market OF " h'a'E
demand for copper on the part OF the Al
lies. Yesterdays standard copper price
advances In London surpassed the pre-
yio,s sensations which that market mas
FURNISHED since the outbreak of the war.
SPOT advanced Sc per ION. while futures
rose f5is, carrying prices Tor immediate
and three months deliveries 10 The new
bi,yh records of CHS 5s and ill6 re-
spectiyely. Inquiries for copper metal
from Paris are already said to he APP
nearing In this market ON "A large scale
Meanwhile the current demand 10 run
ming ahead OF the consumes estimates
and one selling agency which has no
cnnner 70 sell prior 10 June reported
Yesterday that ii could nave placed sew
eral millions of pounds OF Aprd-MaS
metal had 1t been available.
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Utah Copper.

A we'll known Stock Exchange house
which has recently ISSUED a circular ON
Utah Copper makes "A point regafdihg
that stock which would bear applica-
ton 10 nearly all the other dividend
paying coppers: namely. mat they
have not advanced on "A Sca.e IN COM
parison with the price of the metal and
their increased dividends. II is pointed
out that during the years from 1910 10
1914 inclusive, when copper metal
ranged around low prices. the Ctah
Copper Company paid each year 80 pes
cent. or 50, per share in dividends ana
The stock ranged between IS and 61hi'
In those years OF depression the STOCK
was selling at from nve to six lines us
uar value of SO. Now with the com
pany paying dividends at the rate of 80
per annum. against So, or 90 per cent
of It's par value. against 80 per cent
Iy,ah ia selling al only about 25 per cent.
above the average high prices OF the
poor years cited above.
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4 state OF Mind,

That the chief interest in the specula-
tive community still rests in a group of
mysteries better known as war brides
IS the opinion voiced by the Fulton Trust
Company In a recently issued circular,
which says in part In speculative and
emi-investmen money circles the in
terest still centres in a collection of
mysteries. namely. the munition com.
panies' stocks. Exactly how much they
have made and what they are likely To
make Is more or less eloritied, and Il
would seem as II they had discovered
the art OF getting rich quickly. Like the
old saying 'Boston is not merely the
name OF "A place hut "A state of mind.
this desire for munitions stock or war
brides seems to he at least partially a
state OF mind. The fact is that both
spectators and investors will rush In
and buy anything that continues to 20
w. One war bride advanced sixty
points in two days. The one condition
is that it should advance for a time
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Largely Predetermined.

fioiesSional dealings continued to
govern the general trend Of the stock
market yesterday and the list showed n
tendency to sway back and forth "A the
ia! y crop OF rumors appeared. There
was "a uulet indication that the buying
vas getting the better of the selling at
times. but there was no outstanding
strength or weakness to indicate what
ever way the market was really headed.
me professionalism was pretty cffectu-
aiIy demonstrated by the opening. which
was weak. following the publication In
the morning papers of peace rumors.
rms was later Offset to a considerable
extent by the denials issued from au.
thOritative circles in Washington that
TINS Government had beer asked to
SOUND the bclligerents on peace. and the
wal stocks especially scored a fair re-
coVery. Prices on the whols, however.
FAILED to hold the gains which they had
made. and W the close the market
became a narrow one with profit taking
IN evidence In those issues which had
shown the most strength on the rallies.
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X. c, G. p. BoNDHOLDERs UNITE
Franklin Trust co. Depo"tt"ry 'or
Eirat MOrNRaGe A..

In view Of the default or the ,nleres,
dua February 1 on the first mortgage
ner cent. gold bonds OF the Kansas CITY
and Pacific Railroad a committee repre-
sen,lpg a Ia rye number of the bonds has
invited holders to deposit them with
tho Franklin Trust Company under an
agreement in course of preparation, tn"
committee states that coupon bonds
must be accompanied by he February
/ and all subsequent coupons and reg
istered bonds by transfers In blank.
The committee II composed OF l.. Ed
mund Zacker. treasurer OF the Travellers
insurance Company Of Hartford; l.. NJ
Childs. president OF the Montgomery
Trust Company OF NorrIstown. Pa. ;
Thcmas G. Temple. secretary NJ the
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SPEN FR 4 60.

srutIug stOck Irpu-l'"d under aad Deposit
Agreement dttcd December ! 1913. nhO Do
S,tt t, ig't" Ts'C .uAcI >aG t..I, BOO.
on or h'tarc Aprrl 3, 1910, present the
,crtn.A'es Of deposit 10 GnarsutS lruS'
COMPANY OF New York. - depostsry und-r
sai Deposit Agreement. a. rs sad oft :,
and - ts sane time make payment 20 sc
dryosl'vI" 81 h. sam OF S tor each sh4U
of s,o,. renr-s.nt-d b. The certificate ~
deposit such payment having been 50 made,
fh- stock rrpTesrn'el bv sad certificate oi ~
roN' viii be deposited under the Plan and
Agreement dated November /. l9lS. and y
certificate Of depos, issued ~thrr.undrr ~il
he received therefor which, If 60 drsirrh,
viii bear notation OF election To prepay IN
full the purchase price nj new s.CuriI-s
10 BE- ISSUED under the Plan.
Hp.'nrS of Certificate. Of deposit .o pre-.
s"u'l0G the SAN" MAJ NJ their option sur.
rr'Nui thor Govt itciiss OF deposit issued
uno"r IN" i'rpo.t Agreement dated ibPCombor
''|, Tor 'hc CORES rOnliu- certificate OF
d'post, issued unicr the Plan and Agree.
mo- ldicl Nnv'mhcr |, iPlS, aforesaid
Dated New NorN, February y. 1918
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The securities Of the Bethlehem Steel
Corporation and the Midvale Steel and
Ordnance Company, the two largest
manufacturers OF armor plate in this
country, were adversely affected yester-
day by the passage OF the bill in the
Senate authorizing the construction of q
Government armor plant to cost si1,-
100000. Bethlehem Steel. probably on
account of its narrow market. showed
the greatest decline. II opened at 500.
on 8 points from Tuesdays close, and
sold down to 40. a loss OF Is points
from the final sales Of the day previous.
!: rallied later, however. closing at 5oi.
a loss OF l point FOR the day. Midvale
opened u OF n point of at sc. selling
dow to 65a.. and closing at 66a..
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To usidsrs Of Certificate. of Dep"sit ior
~. Louie aud <su trsnci-eo Railroad
Csnpsny's First Preferred, second
Pvsisrred or Common Stock issued
snisS The Dsps.it Agreement dated
DsssnbsT Z. 1919. tet~sen The M.
Isvsi1nsS Cona iUss s~d holder. 81
ssid Stsek " b should become %psr'ies
thsrstos
Notice 10 hereby rivcn that . Plan ard
Agreement dated November !, JOS. tnr
the Reorganization OF St. Louis and. IAN
Francisco Railroad COMPANY has hcen an.
proved by the undersigned CoWulliee and
f,ed with Guaranty Trust CompauN OF sew
Io.L.
Holders OF ccrti fcates 81 deposit ,oprr.
eentin2 stock deposited under sad DEPOSIT
Agreement dated December |, 1918. uhO 10 not
gtuVe 10 rgrI,ir.'' bl'fr E.f ran "N,
en- or before April \, 1910, suit',acr
,hsi, crruhyaies OF deposit. dliy endorsed
In blank Tor TRANSFER, TO nD.ran,y,. TVS,
Company OF New York. a, - oror, No. lao
Brosd~ay. New York Guy, and upnn pay
ment Of their f,o ,dia share OF iAc com
penss,ion and expenses Of the Committee 90
Wit, the sum Of 80 cents TOR zach share
Of s,ock) will be entitled to receive shares
/ Of stock 81 the character and "a 'he amount
speeih.d ~ the certificate OF deposit ="
Holders Of sertiSea,ss Of deposit repr.
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REACTION IN COTTON
AFTER EARLY RISE
lrregularity Results From
Conflicting RumOrs on
Peace O%verturps.
IyFLlENCE OF ACREAGE

A'er making a 10 point rise during
N. frs. half hour OF trading. cotton
.urr.d irregular and toward the close
10. practically all OF this gain. Anal
vices showing very little change from
n. closing Of Tuesday. The early buy
~ wa. based on persistent peace talk.
.A,eb received considerable attention In
-u.sday's late afternoon newspapers as
veil as those Of yesterday morning. The
.n,ial denial from the White House had
vme eject in dispelling this sentiment.
~, did not entirely dispose Of Il.
Texas failed to get the rains which
al been forecast. TO the veterans
a, the trade this is bearish rather than
,,llisn. "a further injury to the wheat.
ala ard corn crops will result in bring
n, abou, "A comfortable increase In the
otton acreage.
According TO the Montgomery Adrer-
,,,r. the cotton acreage for Alabama
,bs season will show a reduction. and
N. Yield an acre will be less than the
average for 1915. Among the reasons
assigned are the boil weevil and the high
nc, NJ c~ottonseed. This Is quite in
'se,,ng. but not altogether convincing,
IA the ; optics Of the trade.
Taxing a case in point-Georeia In
,.ie planted $500. 900 acres to cotton
~, used a great deal Of fertilizer. The
40, Of that season was 1.Sl2.77S bales.
iss, wear Georgia reduced Its cotton In
,,,essc and the area was only 1854
shh acres. There WAS a reduction In
,,s ouentitv and quality Of fertilizer but
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100000
The Edmunds & Jones Corporation
Cumulative Seven Per Cent Preferred Stock

Cumulative Seven Per cent Preferred Stock
Par vaMed Shares 500
Guaranty Trust Company New York ChMe Nsdcmi Bank New York
Transfer Agent RUsrM
Preferred as to dividends and also to aSets up to 10 and cerued dividends
a sinking tund. equivalent to at least % Of net profits OF each fiscal year after the
payment Of preerred dividends to be used for the purchase and cancellation OF the
outstanding Preferred Stock sa price not nexceSo OF lO and accrued dividends or its
ultimate redemption at 40 plus accrued dividends Redeemable in whole or in part
share pusa accrued dividends Quarterly dNdends payable the first days OF. January,
April July and October
CAPITALIZATION 70 " AUTHORIZED M ssUED
ce~.. NeL 10000 A.n+ :. par whe
We are in receipt ofa letter from Mr. George F. Ednunds President Of the Cor
porauon, dated March 49, 1916 which he summarizes as follows:
l II :a ns.%,1. .: 1cS s cs,:"s., %n .s; The S Pre-. rcy Ind s.a%: =: d:
late" o": ! i . %sSss" .ssS%sM.r.s he. "cI. I. S, 4 S::.S~SSss s
Company ees!ds: . similar paMa In csn.A.. nd the oil" ubid.D,A the
Ieosa.s." .Ia. Nd .A" i.p:r.s.s ."ni amp rTs
H. Over Eft .m cont Hn the .usnesn: manufacture! in III. Uaa.as Stat. during
Il: ~:.. ":S . Iioo.: .s; a. d: ' an: cried last y% ana F''""
I" let :: :E%ss Viii. as S.; :.s, M: J,A::%IaA, SA -| ~: a" $50 zoe ::
eenpna: which m" net . eenhn.te. vel. more. h. sNoo .a
". Thee rOnHs.A has. ne msrss Nh dAiA t of any kind, md NO bends can be
s::: :s :. IT. I: ..,s;ESSSs = e f.: =: - h. s ..:S": It,: *." S:: . % PIT with I.:
are. adv". =" approximately s7ok for each share Pahr"d aeeL
" Aiins fund :a%."s :: ct lea: 2o% III II" e6" q Zach 6a; PEAL :M~
h:p.y%e" Of fmGcr:aG y@"a: /. to I. see: hy year for II. porh:" ofA
GWo~ Ny IA cd FrSA NJ .Brm.~ ESQ. Detroit -eo.rI fv the BaM~t od Messy
G"s~.sA, s Lsg psS~t s"rdM MsS cy'-h. I.e oh ca .s~.,c r s~"s v.rNs
XvwGunI Compsy
All Of the above stock having been sold this advertisement
is printed AZ a matter Of record only.
~Nn.n the above into m"a" - r"r.~d Ia" ~~ obtained FROM "~w believe" to reliable.
Hornblower & Weeks Merrill, Lynch 4 Co.
s". cMs. o"" r.Hs~~ M~Y~t p""
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ALLISIHALMEk NtNCTACTVRI>n
COMPANY.

March :. lHli
The Board OF Directors has declared .
dividend OF One and Dne-half Per cent
for quarter ending March 81, 1915, on the
preferred stock of this Company, payable
on April 10. 1876. to preferred stock hold
ers OF record at the close OF business
March 81. 1916. Checks for such dividend
VIII be mailed 20 the holders OF Noting
Trust Certificates for preferred stock OF
record March 81, 1916, Transfer books
he reopened April Ii. 1915
l.. r BOWER, Secrrtarv.
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ELECTIONS And MEETINGS.
MISSOURI. KANSAS 4 TEXAS RAILWAY
COMPANY.

Parsons, Kansas. March :. WIG
Tho regular annual U"etinG Of stock.
holders uf the above nan.' Il company for
the -l"ct4uu of Directors IN nifty
with thsp'er 1917. Laws of kansas, 1895,
and the transaction OF such other bus,ness
as ma, cone before said meetinH. includ-
ing the ratification OF such action at any
time taken or authorized by the hoard Of
Directors. the Executive Committee or the
Executive Officers OF tho Company a. may
BE- submitted TO tho meeting. will be held
City of Iarson~, Kansas. on Thursday. the
9Th day Of April, 1915. at 900 o'clock A. ".
stock transfer books Will be closed from
the afternoon OF March 7th until the mor1.
Ing OF April Ith neNt
g; Y sCHAlt. president,
Z. y. 0ROOhHALlA SecPstasy.
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IRVING NATIONAL BANK, NEW YORK
NEW YORK. MOKTG AGE y SECURITY


LA broadway, y, y
\ quaTterly dividend Of two per cent.
igc,D ON the capital stock OF the Company
has been declared. payable April !, 1919, TO
stockholders OF record, at the close OF bust
ases on March %, 1916.
Dated, New York, March -, 1919.
FRANK l.. COOKE. Secretary
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A Plan and Agreement dated November l. 1915. for the reorganization
Of 81. Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company has been p1spa;sd under
Holder; OF certificates OF deposit issued under IN green ndia. a.'e -
Reiunding Mortgage.Four Per Cent Gold Bonds and Holders Of cernheaMs
OF deposit issued under the Bondholders Agreement dated May -. igiS
between Speyer & Co and Holders OF General Lien $50 fea fye re-
Cent Geld Bonds, who shall not exercise the right of withdrawal under IN
respective agreements under which their certificates Of deposit were suea.
become parties to said Plan and Agreement without tn 'ssue OF { eerth'
Holders of Rounding Mortgage Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds may
become parties to said Plan and Agreement, by deposring their bonds with
on n n a Of the p cpDM,, T,u ..t, Co Srn n;'S e, mt d yo,.. l y W 2I So islt Na rw
i YORK s" sd s Mississippi ss%i'1 Valley isS' r SS:p com 81 "" st. l. ' louis $ i IN a .G err !"
Berliner Handes.Ceselschat Berlin: in Holland. Associate Casa.
Agreement.
Holder. OF G...r.. Lien I 500 Year Fiv. Per Cent. Gold Bond. may
s.aIer. Tru., Company. the Depos.ary, under said Bondhoders Agree.
ment dated May %, 1913 at its Office, 10 Wall Street. New York receiving
Holders OF other securities. except stock OF St Louis and San rancise
Ral'o;d COMPANY, ,r may become S9n c. p,,t,Js TO 1.. sac, Som mn. J" Of NV - Y.rs. o ~
Depository under said Plan and Agreement. at II ofhce' 81 "a street. NJ"
Reiundine Mortgage Bonds mus. bear the coupon: m.tsrine July
!. 1914. ard .ubs.gnr"'iy, General Lien Bond" =: bear tn: cou,o"
bear .i appurt-nnnt coupons or "i"i"" fr interest II res'''ered'
Holders OF Fire, r preferred. Second Preferred and Common Stock Of
St Louis and san Francisco Railroad Company may become par.iest 70 sId
Plan ard Asr,sms"' by dspo;..ms her , tG P Tmh n Hs1..m n.n;' at . IT:
once. lAo Broadway, New York, and making payment IT n nm 81 such
PAN an and Arr.enren, Dcpositors OF stock must make the election pro-
vided ioT bv the Plan. at the tire Of such deposit
must be duly endorsed in blank for transfer or be accompanied by proper
transfers in blank duly executed 1880, ,,.,,, ..u,.a
All securities. INCLUDING 'ocN T''''"'e III" "e '" ''"P@'
o. Deposits. both Of .oorri.i-. aud stock, mus. b" mad. on o y b..or:
except upon .uch term and conditions I. the REORGANIZATION Man
stsrs may determine.
{ c. Ims mtsdshN IL hm 'utN,s q which they will be m""i"' " s'''""' tie ''A
"sN..sah d II. Ph" " stated " the PhA .n..,,., u, h. o,,;r.a
from any Of tn. above-nam-d Deposrares or 70 either OF TIT Reorgan''
Dated, New York. February p. 1915
ia ". SELIGMAN Il co" SPkrER + CO..
Reorganization Managers
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SPEYER 4 Co..

To Holders al Certif;oates 81 Depoei, ioy
~. Louie and san Frsncisee Rsilrssd
Compnuy's General Lion 1920 Year
Five Per Cent. Gold Bonas issusd
under tho Dondkolders' Agreement.
dated May -. 1919, bet~ sen Spsysr
4 60. mud holders ~ said ksads ~ho
should become parties thereto,
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IN. r-pnr, of the Mexican Telegraph
company Tor the wear ended December 81.
W. shOv4 receipts from all sources OF
> l'l.0'l, as compared with N.265,53I for
The previous year. net receipts OF t,ss.35s.
- scsins' $50, 400. and q surplus OF
c33 9,O
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Phoenix Insurance Company OF Hart
ford S. :. Furman OF Kountze Bros. ,
New York, and Edward e. De'afeld,
vice-president Of the tranklin Trust
Company.
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The Central and South American Tele-
e'aph Company reports for the year ended
De ember 81, 1915, gross earnings OF va
1884 as against S2.054.5i3 for the year
before. net earnings Of $e.l2l, $50. com
rsred with Sl,3Jj. go, and surplus OF VI
SN,-il. a. against Sigi. 500 for 1914
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
fidelity TRUST COMPANY
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK T
The Board OF Directors OF the Fidelily
trust companv has declared "a quarters
dividend OF two per cent. eco On tn.
capital stock of The. Company, payab =
Npril I, 1915. to stockholders OF record at
the close of business March 20, 1916.
Transfer books will be closed AT 3 T. NJ.
March rs, 1916. and reopen Apr |, 1915.
Cheeks Tor this dividend viii he male
IN March 81, 1916,
ANDREW II. MARS, Secretary,
New York. March %, 1916
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Reorganization Managers.

To Holders ~ trrtih'air- "f Deposit for
-. Louis aud san francisco Railroad
S~On,IAny's Rrfunding M"rigagr Hour
Yer Gent. told Boni> issued under
the Agreement dated June ~, l"it,
between the Undersigned Committee
and holders Of said bonds who should
become parties thereto:
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

~ Aurora. Elgin and Chicago Company
tports for February gross earnings of
t".5l, an increase OF 3l3.5s2 over ths
responding month last year: net earn
surplus OF s.. e76, or an increase of $5,3lo
over he figures for February, 1915.
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-be Liverpool market opened easier There
al. , puict business ~ spot cotton with mid.
MT pointa decline at 1Isd. sales. 5000
'.ts -eceipta. $500 bales. including 5000
'wsrssr. Closed steady
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THE HNNON ER NATIONAL BANK
Of the city Of New York.

New York, Marth -Ist, INTh
The Boar ri Of Directors have this day de
rlared ~ dividend of SIX fEIt GENT, pay
= bile on and AFTER April LIST, 1916. TIT trans
fer books viii remain closed until that date
ELMER r.. WHITAKER, Cashier.
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~. annual r-port Of the Northern States
Pow CuWpAns for the year ended pecan
10 ., 1915. shows gross earnings OF -,
~ '-5. as compared with t,3aJ,SSs FOR
NJ previous year net earnings OF VI
IT, Il. A. against St3s+,370, and surplus
sf5I'-. a. cnmpared with S3i,o33 Tor
N previous NsdT.
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d lsuis sad Ssa ffsnsi,es Rsikesd o.:
Reminding Mor,sas. -Four Per Cent. Gold
Beads.
General Lea 1879 Year Pivs Per Cent.
Gold Bonds
Consolidated Mortgage Four Pc Cent.
Gold Beads.
6outhves,ern Division First Mortgage Five
Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
Csntral Division First Mortgage Four Per
Cent. Gold Bonds.
k~erthwestern Division First Mortgage
Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds
q lssls M - Fusesss Railway Co.:
Trust Merte.ss. Five Per Cent. Gold
Trust Marriage Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds
81 1880.
Missouri and Werers Division Fita
Mortgage sax Per Cent, Gold Bonds.
g. lsss, Wishiis cad Western Rsilwsy c.:
First Mortgage SiS Per Gem, Gold Bonds.
b. lssis ~ Sss Fnaeises Railroad Co.:
Kansas City. Fort scot, and Memphis Rail.
way Company Guaranteed ~ Preferred
Stock Trust CertncAtet
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ket closed steady.

ne local market for spot cotton was steady
,-t unchanged: middling lee Southern spot
ysv Orleans. l2r. Galveston. IL Sc. Savan'
a, ~ Memphis, i2c Augusta, n.s2c.
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rh. II A N bids to Liverpool were MAY.
~ July. 10 l9c October. is CSC January,
lsc The market there 10 due to open to.
az 3 10 ~ points decline.
por' ~, ,sipta And stocks
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N' F-uruarv gross earnings Of tho
G.org RAJ way and Power Company were
80. or an Increase of S+0,3s3 over
'ctrIa-y, Igi5. net earnings of S231,Sl+,
AZ i'"ro-sN ~ t2s.si7 over the figures Tor
n. s,l- interval last year. For the two
month ended February 20 II company
Npor'e gross earnings Of 3l,l53.4l2 ana
"i Et-r.ugs of sao3,as5. The former u
~ increase ~ s7G,jaj and the latter an
w,r'aa - .t;.sh over the fgures Tor
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FREDERIC Il sTRtt>s.
hartman.
JAMES y, \iIN1t,
Nt<A>DtR y. IN NInuIII,
tDNl> q, MERRILL.
NtRRN RRDN>ER.
I. " con,
ktIkI>RIDGt JO>E>.
Committee
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Mushsses City Drdss c.:
First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Gold bonds.
81. lsuis. MsMpAis ssd Sssshsssssv asIsse6 o.:
First Mortgage -Four Per Cent. Gold bonds'
Chester. Peryvilis sat Ste. osasvsvs esilwly D.,
First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-02-11
WHY Nor FLORIDA AND THE
SUNNY SOUTH THIS WINTER?

Low Round Trip Fares are now In
effect to Florida and the Gulf Coast
quickly and comfortably reached by
the splendid daily train service of tue
Chicago s. and North Western Ry.,
and it's connecting lines. ALI trains
arrive in the new passenger terminal
at Chicago.
Escape the cold and disagreeabIe
Winter and early Spring months. En-
JOY the fshiRg, motoring, golfing,
tennis, hunting, surf bathing and all
manner of other outdoor amusementS
amid The balmy breezes of the Gulf
Coast.
For tickets and full information
apply to ticket agents Chicago &
North Western Ry.