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The Best sort of Business.

Many Of the big wire and commission
houses expressed satisfaction yesterday
regarding the sort OF business which
they are doing on this bull movement as
contrasted with that on the "A
which o place last October. Much OF
the buying on this movement Ia said 10
be OF the investment kind. and this Is
evidenced by the small amounts of funds
which brokerage houses are Obliged 10
borrow from their banks 10 carry stocks.
A memlsr of one prominent house said
Yesterday that his firm did $4,000 shares
on Tuesday and that they were obliged
70 borrow $500. 900 on this amount OF
business. Last October. he said. such "a
business would have meant borrowing
anywhere from $1,000 900 IN S,50O.O0o
This IL explained by the fact that per-
sons who las; year gamble on a margin
on the rumors Of big earnings by In
dustrial companies AVE- now willing 10
invest In those stocks when their annual
reports have shown hat the ruInors were
largely Justified.
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The Sugar Situation.

The present situation in the market
for raw sugars IS unprecedented. A.
In the steel market, prices are higher
than ever before. but there is an abso-
Lutte scarcity OF both raws n refined
and consequently no abatement In the
demand in spite OF the prevailing hlg
prices. I,efiHers are reported to he re-
filming shipments OF raws Just az fast
az they arrive and confess that they
are unable to any surplus
stores, owing to the demand for the re-
fined product. Fully 20 per cent. of
the Cuban sugar crop which will be
produced up 10 May is said 10 be al
ready marketed, and the outlOoiS Is that
with the high prices the profits derived
by the Cuban sugar growers will be 'he
largest in their history. The fact that
Germany and Austria hav put an en-
bargO on the export Of beet sugar
coupled with the wiplng out OF that In
dustry In northern France and Belgium.
has thrown nearly all the countries OF
Europe except the first two mentioned
above into this market. On March l
there was but $1,000 tons of raw sugar
In the United Kingdom and the monthly
consumption there in 1915 was 10000
tons. The British stock OF refined sugar
on March l was but 81 5000 tone,
Within the past week cuba has eX-
ported 80 1000 tons, OF which one-third
went direct to Europe. and the remainder.
which came here. Is far below the nor
mai requirement OF this country. No
better evidence of the unusual situation
can be had than the fact that 10000
tons of Ha waiian sugar Is being rushed
to New York from San Francisco by
special train at n freight rate which
in normal times would be coniiscatory.
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SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION,

5000 Connecticut Railway ANA Lighting
,"nintny hrst AM refunding inortgne"
f3 per cent n;ty wear gold bonds
l0i..
$4,000 consolidated Railway. COMPANY. q,
per cen'. deberturc bonds. due july.
. Dos Coupons January and July. ScAs
5000 New no&, New Haven and Hart.
convertible Gebenture h,nd.. IN. jan,
vary -. iaiN. Coupons January and
5000 = Louis. Peoria and Northwestern
Railway Company nrs, mortgage .
per cent. cold honds. due Luiv. is@S.
,oupous January and July. l0tS..
'i'ooo Nerth'rn fn,.t' Railway Company
rHt"'tl Zen ra!l'ty and land grant .
per cont. gold bond, IN" January. eoi7.
coupons F"htuar,. Nav, August ana
November, GtI..
'2co' ADAMS L,prrs- Compauy collateral
due March, ls4s. Coupons March and
september, So.
1900 lsckavrnna steel Company I'm.
mor.sag- . per cent. convertible gold
bond due April. 1878. Coupons Apri,
Railway Company first and rofunding
Apr.l i2;t t%oapon, 'April ana o.
$4,000 ADAMS r<prc4s Company collateral
trust ! per cent. distribution gold bonds
o. l'G1. dn@ June i't'. Coupons Jun.
$1,000 pellwarc and Hudson Company con.
&]S sa,irs todpf 'F d Gent ju ;.1 L, y'r isi so'd cc as:
49, ~ |'" wv
potIs June aud DcCember. 1901.
sh6ros New Haven Bank. .0.i..
l. ehares Tn" Fowler Nail COMPANY. See.5
per shar".
% Shares Union Horse Nail Company.
80 - per share.
~ shares Merchants Na,lonu! Bank OF
New Haven. $40. % per share.
80 shares ruIog Pacific Eailrond Company
Common. 1919,
: shares Talon Pacific Railroad Company
preferred. S2is.
Il shurr, New YORK.. SNw Maven and Hart.
fora Railroau company. s7h..
Is shares Lackawunua steel COMPANY
common. sOL.
u shares New Haven Gas LIGHT Company
$3.50 per share.
- shares Delaware and Hudson Company,
% shares Adams Express Company, 1917.
90 shares Morris and txsex Railroad Com.
pany. sNli. per share.
vi LOCO Paint Creek Galleries Company
hrs' mortgagc . per cont. bonds. GER
tihCnte or deposits, S: 100 Iacks wanna
Coal md i.1mher Company consoli.
WI! 81" Lackuwanna coal aud Lun4.
her Company consolidated mortgage &
per cent. note. due April /, 1915. $500
lot.
90 shares Mutual Trust Company OF West
chester county, l25.
100 shares tatardo Sugnr Company. SOL.
$4,000 Mcknight, iicaitv Company nrst
mortgage ten year : per cent, gold
bonds. January. 1914. coupons on
Thirteen. OF $1,000 each; thirty of $500
eprh, SiO0 lot.
IS shares Donohoe-Kelly Banking COM
puny. 80
lJ5 shares New Farley National Bank OF
Montgomery. Ala, 500 lot.
IL shares Downing and Lawrence Dry Dock
COMPANY. 50 per shnrc.
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W csttngh Ouae,

Westinghouse was one Of The most
active stocks on the lis, yesterday, SELL
ing up TO h">. the highest price II has
touched this year. AZ that figure Il was
but 3ie points below the high OF last
year. The stock had been widely tipped
over night To do itself proud yester-
day and 1t had "A wide opening, 5000
shares changing hands at "A price rang
ing between :" n 70i,. over 100000
shares were dealt in during the days
trading. the closing price being 7Ul,. an
ADVANCE OF y OF a point over the close
or Tuesday. The strength Ia w~esting-
mouse was accompanied by ruinors that
the company had participated In the
signing OF n duplicate contract, for she'll
to the valu. of $4,000. zoe. This IL
Understood TO he n duplicate Of nm order
secured some time ago. Under the con-
tract the Westinghouse gets $500. 600
or the order. the American Locomotive
company h same nou and the New
York Air Brake Company 5000. 900.
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Open IItsh L.
ng -, ..
Consolidated Exchange.

That profit taking in volume was going
on was evident In the market on the Con-
solidatcd stock Exchange all day. The
realizing took the edge on many OF the
stocks which had been particularly strong
recently, A. the same time the underlying
tone apparently continued good, Fresh ad-
vanc"s were scored In various sections Of
the market. Mexican Petroleum became a
prominent feature on the uptnck late In
Ia" day. II had opened a. iW and early
changed hands ns low as io3I. From
there IT advanced to 1924 at the clo~c,
About $4,000 shares OF Mexican Petroleum
changed hands.
Reading was an early feature In tho
dealings, II opcned at sIss, which Was
= OF point above - closing price on
Sanced to S?ts, but !, closed at SSis. Cru
cibie steel. for a time tended 10 react
sharply under. profit taking, |, cold ~ low
as o., sf,sr having opsn"i =. o.. un-
day und after having early touched Nh.
II closed. however, at 93it,
United States Steel common wa, IN.
leader as 60 indiyidual volume, it's total ex-
u had a comparatively narrow price range.
opened a. $50. up u of = point from
the. might before, touched ssh and then
declined to ssk. At which Il dessA.
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Reading yesterday sold At ss",. the
equal of the highest figure which II ever
touched. the previous instance being III
1912. The advance in the stock TO the
equal of its former high prices was ac-
companiei BY the ingenious statement
that John u. Rockefeller Was buying the
stock with n view to obtaining control.
In addition the Rockefeller interests were
said to have secured mn option on the
Reading stock owned by the Lake shore
Railroad. which represents II per cent.
OF all the Reading stock Of various classes
~outstandins. This was denied ny New
York Central officials. and Wall street
WAS not disposed 10 take seriously tn"
statement that Mr.. Rockefeller was seek
ing control or the Reading. II has been
Mr.. Rockefeller's policy for several years
past not to gag in n new enter
prises or acquire any new interests. and
whatever funds he mas put into stocks OF
late have been in the nature of an iNNest-
m-nt. The Standard Oil Interests and
the Rockefeilers are known to have more
money than they can loan nj rates salts
factory 20 them IN the present money
market, and IL Is not Improbable that II
their funds are going into Reading stock
4, IL for investment purposes. just as they
bought heavily in Delaware, L.acka wanna
and Western several years ago.
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COTTON DECLINES
IN LATE TRADING
Selling Based on Fear France
will Prohibit lmpOr-
tatiOn.
CENSUS REPORT BULL1SH

Weakness in French exchange IN ad-
a,,,on 20 reports from Memphis 10 the
effect that France might prohibit I'm.
por,ations Of cotton after the end OF
March unsettled the market In the late
trading yesterday and brought about q
ne, loss Of . to 13 points. The decline
zane In the face Of advices reporting
continued steadiness In Southern mar.
,,,s. where prices were unchanged and
about, y, higher. Moreover. the census
report on supply and distribution was
bullish and reflected the biggest Febru-
Ary consumption on record for American
mills.
In addition TO the Memphis advice
fcrccas,ins the prohibition Of importa-
tons by France n private cable was
received which conveyed the same In.
formation. Iiavre has a stock Of 275 900
bales II American cotton compared with
$4,000 bales last year and $50, 900 bales
two years ago.
Tho Census Bureau in its report is
sued yesterday morning placed the con.
sumption Of lint cotton by American
nils At 5iO.7ii bales. against 463.307
as, year. The consumption OF linters
Was placed AT $4,000 bales, against 90.
600 last year. The consumption for the
seven months ending February is placed
Il 3.3ij,U00 bales, against 3.053.000
asst year. The stock of cotton in the
lands of manufacturers is very heavy
and reaches the record total OF 1.?65.000
r,le-. against I,654.000 last year. The
amour, OF cotton In public storage and
\, congresses is'3,37i.o0 o bales. against
I07J 900 last year.
Around the high level of yesterdays
p-ices cotton had registered an advance
{ about 50 points from the recent .ow
.vel The short interest has been
greatly reduced. Sentiment still shows
\ good deal OF bearishress. but those
who are inclined toward the short side
,ppear 10 be waiting for favorable new
'-op developments before committing
themselves heavily 10 The short side.
Market closed steady.
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Cuba Cane Sugar common put In an
other actIv, Iay on the curb yesterday,
the turnover being approximately $1,000
shares. The stock opened at $50 and
sold up to a new top Of 64N. an advance
OF 6% points over the previous close.
The rise In the stock was accompanied
by further reports of the prosperous
business which the company Is doing.
From interests closely allied with the
corporation II was learned that over
half Of the present years crop has
already beer marketed and that the out
look now IL that the net income will
be approximately t20.000,0OO or more
than fve times the mount necessary for
dividend payments on the preferred at
the rate Of 7 per e per annum. One
OF the features which make the position
Of the company so strong is that the
options on the plantations recently ac-
uuired were taken over at a considerably
lower f,gure than that ut which they are
now valued. The fact that the options
were exercised late last year assures the
corporation tho benefit OF tho entire
years crop.
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news which was being circulated regard
ing its earnings and production and the
taik That an initial dividend at the rate
OF - or even IS per annum WAS o to
De declared. The stock has made several
raise starts which have aroused the
hopes OF its followers, but has alway.
slid back to its old Levels lust when IL
seemed certain that the much talked of
move was under way. At least one pool
Is said 10 have been formed in the stock.
and rumor has IL that "a successful ad-
vance at that time was impaired only
ny the fact that one Of the me IL
said to have sold out on the res, OF the
pool Inspiration held It's gains well
yesterday and closed at the high Of the
day.
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sPHYRR q CO.

seniinS stock deposited under laid Deposit
Agreement dated December /. isiS. sAs -
sac ' Iru Inte unueI s.Id ram. &C..
OIL OF before Apt,I J. 1915. preseu, the r
eertihca'-s o.. depgsrt TO Guaranty Tr.s.
COMPANY Of New York. - depos,sry under
said Derosi, Agreement. AZ It's said omc-.
aud at tie same time make payment 20 laid
deposi;aly of The SUM Of IS Tor each SHARE
Of stock represented by the certificate Of
deposit. Such payment having been So made,
the stock represented by said certificate OF do
posi-, .ill be dePoei'ed under the Plan and
Agreement dated November !, 1915, and Q
eer,iiea,e Of deposit issued hereunder viii
be received therefor which, IL 90 desi, ID.
vii bear ISOLATION Of election 10 prepa, in
full the purchase priee Of sew securities
TO be issued under the Plan.
Holders ~ certificates OF d.noslt en- pr~
r'iiius Inc same may 81 Their option sur.
rtuder thelr certificates OF drrost issued
under the Deposit Agreement dated Derem6eT
'.S, Tor 'hc corresponding cert, Acsi. Of
oerosl, issued under The Plan and ACse-
nent dalel Novemh~r I. iali, aforesaid
Dated Now Nork, February u. 1915.
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~- NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
A"E MO JUNCTION. RNIlWAYN q
MON STOCK YARDS 90.
',rs. Mortkns" % :0-lr. Real

NOTICE l. HIHLHY ,:iyJ'%a MO
s.urd N Article VII Of The mortgage and
ueeh OF tturt. dated March I 1908. sscur.
'..s N" lsTle OF Thr"" Million Dollar.
$4,000. oc0D Hrst mortgage 81 so'y.ar real
,s,"s. improvement bonds OF the Chicago
Junction Railways ana tuiou stock Yard.
'oinhany, nat iIarauty Trust Company
o' New YORK su.oesspr - S'audard Trust
company Of NrU York. n- Trus'e., will 70.
lrrlii huhds bearing the fo'oNing serial
.anbef~ which have been drawn for re
1e'np'lon hy. tho s'rk!ng :Jrd on and rNet
;NprI l'!'. a loo. 90 par and sccruea
DEPARTMENT 81 ne nnd.rs 1 q sHHHUi.,,
brphiWhN Ne" YORK CITY. Aftor April o.,
1915, Interest on 'hcs. bonds vII cease.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
MISSOURI. KANSAS q TEXAS RAILWAY
COMPANY.
NOTICE.
nasan,a K.o..- ,

Parsons. Kansas. March I, 1919
The regular annual meeting Of stock.
holders OF the above named Company for
the election of Directors In conformity
with chapter 49,, Laws OF Kansas. 1855
and tho ,rarsaction of such other business
az may come before said meeting. includ.
Ing the. ratification OF such action at any
tim" taken or authorized bv the BOARD OF
Directors. III. Executive Committee or the
Executive Officers OF the Company as may
a. the general onlor OF til. Company In this
city Of PARSONS. Kansas. on Thursiay, lie
9Th day OF April, 1915, at 10. 90 o'clock A.
stock transfer hooks viii be clos ed from
the afternoon OF March eth until the morn.
Ing OF April eth next.
S T +. fnnRWosaSIni s,..id:..
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mand. the market acted very firm, with clos
ing prirs about the best OF the session A
hrm cost and freight situation added 10 tho
Brazil.
The local spo' market vas moderately AZ.
i've ana steadily held. at 'i.c Tor Rio No I
and iIisr. Tor santos No. I
official cables from Brazil reported Rio "a
rris higher for No. : and exchange i,sed
lower nj lad Tho Santos market was nm.
changed. Receipts NJ Rio and santos were
coc0 bags. compared with 100 bags two
years ago. Cloarances from Santos to the
United Statca were Go.O00 bags Prices follow:
Omen High Inv. flo. y,rn.
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5sTH CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND
LAWYERS n AZ IanpIN

o 'thr~.v Strco'. New '4rk. .l,, d. ,,t
iH" Rp'ri Of plre,'u OF fnr. .t. 80 g
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90 Is, iri' ~ 80 .rlh', .Nlf. 3 80
.'fpnkh1lu"r- of r'"Jrt TL.r-4t. ...,.,
10, lHlG fEriE HAMILTON. no. ...,
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UNIDE>Ds AND I>rIKt.T
THf INV YORK TIKI II COMPANY.
cp 0SrnaL str,.t

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WI close Mai'h 18TH, le!p. 1uI reopt /
Apr lei. 1910 -
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80" YORK., March lJta. lgIT
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Plan and Agreement Dcpositcrs OF sock must make TIT eecuon pro
yid.d for by the par al the time Of such deposit
All securities deposited must be in NEGOTIABLE. form and stock certhcates
must be duly endorsed in blank for transfer or be accompanied ny proper
transfers in blank duly executed. ~
fol, transfer in New York
A mil 4. 1910. aier which date No deposits will % received
..eep, .pon such ,erms and conditions a. the Resr9ssisstis. Aas'
sters ma determine.
,,vu { G., J. & w. s.Mmss . C.. essnsh Ind os~pssy d Hss vh ~ ~ Mtcsns
4 e. nm usiadhsN 10 hm Q SuduG 81 WhA hy vm 10 MsaagNt b s6eude ID ~
Copies c" Of the Plan and Agreement Of Reorganization may be obtained
from an OF the above named DepoStsries or from either OFT the keorgant'
sauon Managers
Dated. New York. February q, 1916
J. ". SELIGMAN 4 CO.. SPEYER 4 co"
Reorganization Managers
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Prices Up g to n Points on Sales
Of O8,7HO Raks.

Tho coffee market developed quite an active
trade and was generally firm, with prices AT
the close . to 5 points net higher. Total sales
for the day were NJ, $50 bags. MOst Of the sell.
being sales OF about o. 900 bags cred,
ted TO trade interests. This coffee was well
and later ~ the day. with the Dc.
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Msx,cIHSs 1rsf s s"Ipsrs sccMsr.,,.
i'm. on DEiAWiRE N'
tltet .uAen q Retuudinv S.OId DOnAs. aArte,

NoTF't "a uERFssSS UGii'vsT?sT! a. ,m rrn nS,i
~ Article '. ~ the Indcn,urc. dated uciobcr
~. WI. made by the MEXICAN Pctruicum
,ompanN, Ltd. OF lelaw are. TO rhe STANDARD
an! Trust COMPANY. ~ New Work. succossor
VA bonds. bearing the follow ing serial mum.
,amsins Fund and will bc paid on and after
r% S%W N" a, '' ,hs n H. = G1.; l,gSn PRES;
the undersign%i. 10. i.S irnSarav $,
YORK t.ity. Ate April LIST. 1915. interest on
.ncsc tDids will cease. Bonds should bear
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Re Nsitsss 81 Ce,,ttt-sses 81 Dssosis To-,
~. Louie end Ss~ fssseisss Railroad
CsoDssy's Fret Preferred, kscsnd
Prst.vvsA ov Csmacn Sis~h issued
sWdss shs Dspsst A~trssmsns Aassd
nses1ksv I, 1919. between The nm.
SsrsiansS Coss oittss end ksidsrs 81
ssid Ssoek ~ no should become ssrtiss
therefor
Notice 10 hereby given that . Pl,n and
Agreement dated November |, 1915, for
the Reorganization OF St. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad Company has been ap
proved b, The undersigned Committee aud
hled vita Cuafsn,, Trust Company Of New
Sc,'
Holder, % certificates 81 dcposi, renrc.
esntIns stock deposited under said Depost
Agreement dated December !, 1878. WAo do no,
srnr 10 fG'nNifIt" 'nIe' nIl fiH. quay,
heir r.r,incates OF deposit. dulv endorsed
IN blank iov transfer. to Guaranty Trust
Company Of New York. q, iis Office. No. lao
Broadway. New York City. and upon pay
mens of their t'o .ais share Of the com
pensa'ior and espenses Of the Committee 90
Wit. the sum 81 so cents for each share
Of stock, viii be entitled to receive shates
Of stock Of the character and 10 the snoun,
sp'eihed in th. eertihes,e OF depo,,, 80
surrendered.
Holders Of certificates 81 depsst rspr-
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A quarterly dividend ~ 100. art f4-...
qnart'r- per cont uHs a' ~ u" . .I up,,
the Preferred stok Of tL r.,..,. 10.
abl" April ist, 1875, go ~rt. .,r -
record s.. tho close Of hl. .. Ist..
1915, transfer BooIa H., 900 ,ro.,
Che Es mailed.
Il. Ii. lsman. Sn-r.-lr-A ---..
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Inspiration. which has been the most
backward In starting upward OF all the
copper stocks. broke into q new high
financial community has been ut a loss
for some time 10 understand the failure
Of Inspiration 70 respond 70 all the UooA
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s2O3 2's 2o5.7-
j. SAMUEL. \. WELL Don, Cashier of tho
above named hank. do sOlcmnly swear that the
sfnNc statement u true to the best ~ my
knowledge and belief.
=. A. WELDON, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn to before me, March
18th. 1910. HERBERT y, CHRISTIE,
Notary Public. y. y. 60. Ma. IS.
Correct Attest
WILLIAM II. MOORE.
FRANCIS l.. NINF. Directors
ARTHUR CCkTlsS JAMES,
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NV NlfN Va" n 81 I'm
\ 0uprt'r'v dividend ~ one ant a.. :,
htlf bolthrs 81 500 per shar. mas thl- III. r,
been hN'hori5Hi on tue o4t.tar ting MT /
si"E OF the Company, -uNahlc App. 80,
1917, 80 ~stoukhoiirrs ~ r.cor1 at The Clo
~ huS.u'sS on March 2lst. 1915
hENIN f.. CAEST, presidert