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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
DuIness DispleaSes,

A stationary marke. In which a large
bull position exists Inevitably creates
doubt unless there r. more or less tan
gible excuse for hesitation. The specu-
Iating public buys on advancing prices.
The ailur OF the market to move up In
response TO brilliant railroad earnings
and other statistics showing "a state Of
tremendous prosperity In the country Is
creating an u~nfavorable II not a dis
tsirctly' bearish impression among tho
professional element. More and more
spectators ask why prices ar a whole
and prices Of certain stocks In particular
do not move. They also would like to
have an explanation of the low scale Of
speculative activity In former market
leaders like Reading. for instance. Last
Friday 800 shares Of Reading represented
the total turnover. Trading in Steel In
the past few days has steadily declined.
Dealings In the stock yesterday were
an insignificant part OF the total trans
actions. There has been great activity
In the s~pecialties. Securities like tho
Mercantile Marine issues and Mexican
Petroleum have been heavily dealt In
But a large portion Of the activity here
IL ascribed to the operations Of the fioor
traders. Probably so per cent Of the
traders on the floor are occupied with
these stocks and also Crucibie Steel,
Baldwin n the war brides"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
Market Opinion.

Housman's latest letter says: ANY
body who Is able TO read a balance sheet
and analyZe reports intelligently must
have been aware for months that GER
tain stocks Of the industrial group were
at absurdly high levels. That this has
been so recognized is evidenced by the
fact that the shares OF reliable dividend
paying railroad companies have shown
marked strength during the last few
weeks, while many OF The industrial
| stocks have had decided sinking spells.
When the market becomes ~everbought. as
doubtless IL has been for weeks past,
| violent reactions are inevitable among
| the weaker members. We are strongly
| Of the opinion. however. that the present
| affords good opportunities. notwithstand-
| ing the advance OF the last few months.
for the discriminating investor TO pun
| chase standard payers In the railroad
group and, In some instances, the in
dustrial group. There are many such
stocks at present levels whose inherent
investment strength even when general
| conditions are unfavorable is such as
TO fortify the investor against all worry
regarding the payment OF dividends
even though transportation revenues de-
crease and output diminishes TO a point
of real business depression. Al the same
time the SPECTATOR can well AFFORD to
direct his attention to certain dividend
and non-dividend paying railroad. cop
per and industrial shares, 1t Ia proper
to note in this connection that our mar
kets have been called upon to absorb
large issues of companies which have
capitalized huge profits. without re-
necting on the charatsr Of any Of these
enterprises It may DO worth while TO
remember that too much OF this kind
OF financing has proved In times past
unhealthy"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
The Copper.

The copper shares have been perhaps
the greater market disappointment.
Anaconda has held back persistentiy un-
I'll to some people IL appears as a shin
Ing mark for attack All of tho predic-
tons Of par for the stock that were
heard during the past few months r
now being referred to as bear argu-
menfs With 24h cen copper. with the
speculative element quite willing to fol-
low the stock as a market leader and
with a IL, per cent dividend to be paid
on F'riday-in fact with the whole situ-
alton apparently ripe for a movement In
the pric-it Is remarked that Ana
conda has o rather poorly. The ten
dency Is to suspect that insiders hayo
reasons. not plain TO the Street As n
whole, for not inaugurating a campaign
In the stock. The usual comment Ia
that II the people behind the market are
not willing to buy their own stock at these
figures II can hardly be expected that
outsiders will. Old timers are comparing
the present situation In regard to the
corpers with one of the market cam
raigns of II. II. Rogers In Amaigamated
With keene as his lieutenant Amalga.
mated was around SIS and Rogers him.
self was unable to arouse public interest
in II. keene WAS called in TO take
charge of the situation and soon Anal
gaInated. with o OF its presen,
brilliant prospects. was showed UP to 13C
In IA market In which any one could buy
or sell any amount of stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18

National cad and Central Leather
are two stocks that ave been quiet for
a long time. National Lead made u
now high mark. the previous top price
being established on May I last. The
company is said to be doing an excellent
business. The buying was supposed to
he related to the news last week that
the United States Cartridge Company had
secured a new order for a large quantity
of cartridges for a foreign Government.
n United States artridge Company Is
controlled by the lead concern. No ex-
PLANTATION was offered for the advance
In Central Leather. The upward turn
va impressive. The top price OF 81 I,
was made last November. Just before
a distribution of 4 per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
CorNRr>ER,nIp NOTICES.

KNOW ALL ~ ny THESE PRES ENTS.
Whereae the r'iu OF PARRISH, pHlL-
LIPS n COMPANY which mas heretofore
carried on business within thc state OF Ne"
York. ana hus had business =" atoms win
foreign countries. H. to- b" dissolved, AMI
all ~ the partners IN sud firm have formed
= limited partnership under the Nnme OF
PARRISH, PHILLIPS 4 COMPANY. by
which the business 81 the late arm OF
pAitltlSH. iHiIlllN & VIII
he conducted.
SOW THEREFORE, the undersigned
tn" said GEORGE \ Mcll.kON. hENRl
II ASlII.EN, CHARLES t. HtNT anu
CHARLES :, PHILLIPS. Ia pursuance of
the statutes In such rase mad" nud pro
vided, do make and sign this t"rtin'hie,
aud 40 declare that the PERSONS attending
20 deA' under ne rH'Do Of
PHILLIPS n COMPANY, with their re
sp"cti,e places ~ J"sidcn'e, are AS FOL.
lows,
GENENA1, PNRTNERS,
GEORGE \. MolI.Rof. 1 tisremont
Avenue, Jersey CITY. y j
HENRY II ASHLEY. is4 south River
Street. w kos Barre. Ia,
CHAIR Els +, HuNr, ~ Aorth River
Street, Wilkes Barre. IA.
SPECIAL PARTNER.
CHARLES :. PHILLIPS, ~" % Avenue
du Bots dc Bou'ogne, city Of Paris, France
Dated, Sew York. October .sth, 1915,
,;co. \. Mrllrov,
Iicury II, Ashley,
Charles = Hunt,
charles :. Phillips.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Hirsch, Lilieuthal ~ 60, announced y~s
.erday the removal Of their offices from
ia Broadway ito 81 RruHdway.
The stock exchange urn Ot MrtlaVe &
60. has issued for investors ~ chart In
which ARC recorded each days average
prices IN IN" stock market IN 1915.
LadenhuTs, rhaimanu & Co. have an
nounced that the $3.50 900 3 year 8 per
cent. notes Of the American Sumaira
Tobacco Company, which they recently
purchased. have been sold,
The Guaranty Trust Company and the
National CITY Bank have announced tina
tho sli, 500 600 Of FIRST and consolidated
mortgage gold bonds of the ScHhoard Air
Line Railway have been sold and tho syn.
dicate dissolved
oscar l.. Guhel'usn NJ tho tirm nj
Kuauth, Narhoh \ kuhne has been elected
director in the Washington Railway and
Electric company, tn" Potomac Electric
Power Company, the 'ity and suburban
RAILWAY Of Washington and the Georgr.
town and Tensllytuwn Railway Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
COTTON HIGHER IN
A SMALL MARKET
,,,crpool's Rise Fails TO Have
Much Effect on Prices
Here.
sorTu'S HOLDING POWER

cation closed at a net gain Of b 20 2
,,,ts yesterday after "a session marked
III, usual dulness and irrcgularity.
,,0r,oo, Wa sharply higher and al the
.rs Of the local opening was about is
r.rpsb point better than due, As
.,,,I ,be New York market made only
MARTIAL response to this strength.
,,s,,re prices were the best Of the day.
-. ,rrJiug was on a small scale and
,,,,ely professional IL character.
,i,bourh sentiment continues very
.,r,sh as 4 result of the aspect OF the
.,,s,icll position. some OF the local
..a.r,s were able 10 figure out some
,.,fori for the bulls as a result OF the
..n,ix and demand situation. One firm
..,.-,s .u ANALYSTS in which II reaches
s conclusion that the amount of cot
-, available for export for the seven
,sc-,hs from now until n LIST Of Sep
,.rb.- vii lie only ~3.55J.0o0 bales. The
- however, take the view that the
..,l ey,oris will not be In excess OF
,,n6 0d1 bales on account Of the scarcity
, tonnage and inasmuch ne 2.55s.0 600
,,,e already been exported 3.S5o,0o0
yaflsh,s from now until september
aould seem TO be- ample.
Tho cotton editor Of the Memphis
Commercial appeal has the following to
.y There Seems little change in the
ointment OF tie professional trader,
,b,se theory seems TO be that because
No south holds larger qua 1tities OF cot
~, than is customary at this season of
IA year this cotton will soon have to
one on tie market. II Is pointed out
ma, only something like six weeks from
rav pr, parations for the new crop must
\. mad. and that at that time more spot
,ot,o1 will have to be sold. II begins
"a looN Ike the holder will have to
u-dergO this test before the world at
,-re will become convinced hat the
solth can finance It's own crop and sell
a, q, sees 1T. This feeling, however.
NAT IN. south must soil has been
.i-gely responsible for "a decline from
~ Levels IN the contract market of
bout 100 points. At the same time
pot. have not only held their own but
ave actually advanced until to-day
quotations lu ANY markets are actually
., the highest levels they have touched
thls season
Market closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
ITNH SECURITIES CORPOR \TION
lem-N enr siN Fer Tent. l,nll NnIcs

Pursuant 80 Article Y. Of the Trust
Agreement dal"l september II. 1919. made
hy I'dh SECURITIES Corporation with th"
und, rsIgn'd a. Trustee to secure the Ten
Year sly Per 'rnt. 1uld Notes OF the said
t'tah securities Corporation. Guaranty
Trust company ~ New York. a. Trustee
hereunder, invite proposals In writing for
the sal" to It Of III" said notes at not eN-
ceediug l0l ana accrued interest, for which
purchase said Trustee has now on deposit
one Million -Four Thousand ltvc hundred
Thirty Dollars and Fifty fye Cents 81 ,OOt.-
63OjGl.
sealed proposals Will ho received by the
Undersigned a. III once. li0 Broadway.
New York city. until 1? O'Clock noon on
TUESDAY, January Is, 1915,
Notice OF purchase Of no,es will he
mailed on anusry IS 1919, and the notes
so purchased must be delivered TO the
undersigned before the close OF business On
January -. 1919, ON which date Interest
Will cease.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YbWk
CHARLES II SARTN, President.
Da's' January 4 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
Copper.

Tennessee Copper stiffened on ths
news that the %sulphuric acid plants had
been put In operation again after a brief
shutdown necess!tated by the usual re-
pair work. The announcement that this
shutdown would take place apparently
caused the recent sharp break In the stock
from 6Sia to around 56i.. The news Of
the proposed shutdown wa published
under rather peculiar circumstances and
in a way to suggest that the step was
one OF tremendous Importance. II came
just when a sharp rise In the stock was
attracting wide outside notice. The
stock fell under heavy selling. The an
nouncement Of the putting Of the plant
back into operation susei no market
excitement at all.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
The Cas- Tfp.

The tip or American Can was spread
all over the street last Saturday and
yesterday morning. II was predicted
that a decision in the antitrust suit
brought by the Government was TO be
handed down during the day and that
this would be In favor OF the company.
on Saturday Can sold at tho highest
price in some weeks. At the opening
yesterday II e a little higher. The
market at the close did not reflect any
great CONSERVATION over the fact that
there was no decision.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
success In kennecott PIas.

The syndicate that underworld the
consolidation plan of the kennecott Cop
per Corporation has sold tho So 5000
shares Of the company's stock, received
AZ its commission. TO Hayden, Stone 4
co. Within the next few days checks
will be mailed to members Of tho syndi-
cate. which will he dissolved. II was
said Yesterday that the consolidation had
been effected and that nearly all OF
the Braden and Utah securities and
notes OF the Kennecott Copper Corpora
ton had been exchanged Tor kennecosf
stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Go.
~ Broadway, New YORK. SoNomb,r 20. 1918
crnsarIaa 4 AtlMntic u. X. %. Ac. Nnrtxnxe

In accordance with the 'eruus OF the
mortgage" OF the Pcnst cola Il Atlantic Raj.
road Company, tho Glowing tvelNs ~,
bonds HAY" this day been drawn by tho
Trustees FOR tn" sinking Fund. VIZ. a..
80. $50, sS7 1905. 1901, 1917, 1905. 22is
22tt. .t53 and .,si
The interest On N. same will case
February !, 1915, ana the PRINCIPAL Of Inc
bonds. plus tcu per cent premium, VIII ne
redeemed st this Office on and after that
date
L l.. SMiTHERS. Assistant Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
ELECTIONS tND MEETINGS.

NSt,e - herch" glvrn that The auuus
meeting Of the stockholders of The lie,
triuul IiHirig"ruting COMPANY, lrr, vii Is
he i A. the office Of ne Cou4pauy. Woo
worth Buudiur y. ', ON January 10Th
1915, a. /. O'clock noon for tho purpose ~
N|laclliS directors for tho ensuing YEAR ART
tor N" trans. ton II such u'Drr lusInc..
a. may prup'rN come before SAID meciiu.
rolls VT Femriu orc@i from - NJ 10 7
= NJ
HARRY r. BERNHARD. Sacrct.ry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
OFFICE OF
TIE CONSOLIDATION IONL COMCNNY

Baltimore, MI, January 10TH, lHlh-
Tho Board - Directors has declared a
quarterly dividoun Of one aud one hair per
cent ti7 90 OF IT'S capital stock. u,y,b,.
Januar, 3l-t. 1916, to the Ftockhoiders Of
record AZ tho close Of business JanuHrN
END i'lf rho transfer hooks viii re
main open Dividend ,hecIs VIII he mailed
7 Is. SIT Nl;T.
Assistant Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Lehigh Valley R~ti.road rumpanv
Will he held ou Thursday. the lS'h day of
January. 1916, ~ io,Ol O'Clock \ u al
the Company's ONCE, SO g.S south Third
street, Philadelphia. Pa.
D a BAIRD. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, Jan. thinning stocks were ir-
regular In topc. with activity confined to .
few issues. New 1dria and Shattuck were
higher. There was heavy trading in Al.
lantic. Gulf and West Indies issues, which
made substantial gains. Nipe Bay Company
sold UP to 12i, an adv ance Of . points from
Saturday. The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
NN>IENCII RI>t nNn&~

= dividend OF on" and one htlf per cent.
on IN" COMMON stock Of this Cumpabv
for M" quarter ending De- 81. 1915. VIII
b" pnid Jan. ~. lHl6. =" siockhN'irrs Of
record as ~ be-. 81, 1915
" u SIIITE Treasurer
New York, IeC. -. 1913.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
THE PITTSBURG R K

PlITsBtRS' Jsn 1.-THE stock market
continued In American Window Glass Marhine
common. which gained ~, while the preferred
WAS ! points higher. Caney River Gas AMI
United states Glass also showed strength.
UVa aun,masN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHILADELPHIA, Jan Tr-rutcd Ca In.
movement was heavily bought on rumor-
Of "A new stock issue. The stock closed "a.
up. Cambrls Steel sold of - The sum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
THE CHICAGO MARKET,

Jan. 1.-THE stock market here
was steady. There were few price changes
Booth Fisheries common closed at 20, I'm a.
1he sllmmArN ~ "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18

BALTIMORE, Jan T.-Co-den was active
sG 4. roiut hirher. Consolidation Coal aito
pm a talf point. Bank stocks we're steady
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18

Tho aruut' iuec ne ~ TO Nnrhpc ,h
Cnmrirry ASsocialior V'' be r.li a. -.
onrco, Now Durham, Nsw Jorhsy, J,nusr,
18th, $3.50 T.. N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
irket closed steady.


Tie local market for spot cotton was quiet
~ unchsrrei: midiling. i.5nc. Southern
.to nsrke,s as officially reported were un.
DANCED Nov Orleans, !clHc.; Galveston.
i:sc savannah !ci.r Memphis. ie3 3
Aisusa. Il NC; Houston 10 yc.
va. -. n.f,a,g .,,rl., .I,aa1 .,.aa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
To THE HOLDERS or BONDS or THE
NMunK unti; ~SnMMaNl listed
SAID COMPANY, DATED NY l..
1908. TO kNICktRHOt kER TRl n

Notice l. hereby given pursuant to A.
'tclc Eighth NJ said mortgage. thtt = meet
ing or hnndholders T. hereby to-
he held ~ the ofico OF tho undersigned
Trustee isuCCessor to said knirkcrhneker
Trust Company, M, 80 Broadway. borough
Of Manhattan New York CITY. On the IAN
day Of March, 1915, vt tho hour Of II
O'Clock a. NJ, OF said day, for the pu-pos"
of approving an agreement between tho
company thd the Trustee altering ana
adding 1" said mortgage aud tho NOR
cages SUPP "mental th'-"to, 500 as to pro.
vide for the release thFrefrom hv Tho
Trustee ~ certain lands thr tltir to vhuh
II disputed. and pursuant thereto TO effect
the confirmation Of title In the Comp,uv
and tho Trustee ~ other lands secured hv
said mortgage,
Dated, New YORK January lc, 1916.
COLI MBIt TIKI ~ COMPANY,
Successor Trustee.
ny GEORGE f. WARREN, Trust onir,r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18

ne u 4 VI bids to Liverpool were Marcti.
':Ec. Nay. l--lc: July. ESc October.
-, Tie m srke, there IL due to open to-day
urtlirgHl TO ! ON advance.
pr-. -. r,f. .rt s,n,lss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18

DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT,

WASHINGTON. Jan. THE stat ment Of
y" ~ ' IN and disbursements of tie Treas.
NV shove.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18

THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

Export Yesterday were iiSt bales. Tot
~, iSr ms season. 2,5sS,1E bales. Tot
A. .sd-on J.ur,6-3 bales.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18

Word has been received from Wash
ington that the Interstate Commerce
Commission has again suspended ths
proposed advance in freight rates or
iron and steel products from C"ntra
Western territory to Colorado points
The advance was to have gone tntc
effect on January IS. The suspen'
sion Is made until June 9.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18

Elyria, Ohio. has received bids on 800
tons 4 incl cast iron pipe. the lowest
being submitted by the Massilon Cast
Iron Pipe Company-s3lW "A ton for 4
inch and $40 "a ton for larger sizes.
The American Cast Iron Pipe Company
submitted tenders of $3.50 for 4 nch
and $3.50 for larger sizes. The Amer
lean company also asked an advance OF
81 "A ton for pipe to be Is feet in
length. No award has Al yet been an
nounced
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18

The Bridge Builders Society returns
indicate that sales made during the
frst quarter OF 1915 averaged 397 per
cent. Of shop capacity. In the second
quarter sales averaged 67.s per cent.
In the third quarter 1913 per cent. and
In the ourth quarter 101 per ce II. As
already noted, the average for tire year
was a little less than ~ per cent. In
1914 the average for the year was So
ner cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18

The city of Otta wa. Canada, will re-
ceive bids on January ~ to furnish
3.942 tons Of is by SO inch cast iron
pipe. The city OF jamestown. v. V,
is preparing specifications on 1000 tons
class a SO inch east iron pipe. The
town Of Revere. Mass. has taken bid
on 233 tons of 8, 8 and IL inch pipes.
The Canadian Pacific Railway has
ordered 10000 tons So pound section
rails from the Algoma Steel Company.
The Russian Government Is negotiating
with the Pullman Company for 10 1000
new freight cars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-18

The town of Madison. Wis. recently
received bids on 800 to 500 tons of 4. s
and IL nch cast iron pipe. The United
States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry
Company. the American Cast Iron Pipe
Company and the ~Lvnchburg Foundry
submitted Identical bids that Is, s30.53
a ton for 4 inch. 32s.53 for d TO IL inch
and 30. a pound for special castings.
The award was made to the American
because IT furnished pipe to
the city last year.