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THE METALS MARKET.
sales ~ Copper IN Three la
NrarI, 100000. 900 Pounds.

Copper was active, strong and higher yes
ier,iav, with additional largc sales of electro
lytic made to domestic" manufacturers of mu
nltions and for oNpor, to France In the last
pounds has been sold for various shipments
over the balance OF the year Rrass makers
III the Connecticut Valley have been the
largest purchasers. but other larse home in
'ercsi- haN" covered some requirements for
second and thtri quarter of the wear Aprll
May and Juu" ,CliN' rie~ have sold at IN .
~. thtrd quarters At -. u-,A,r and fourth
1utr''' a. ~ - IN iiNan"e of 80 per
also hishcr hat pliet at tilt tor spot stand
ard an advance ct i-. tud ma for future
sia'dtri. an tGNtn,p of At Exports reported
Yesterday we're - tons. for the week llnt>
tom aud for the month, laohin. one da>
- Hp tons
Tin Was dun and lower for an positions
mere ana abroad spot TIN al New York vts
difficult 10 sell al -. AMI Arril Vas nom
nal AZ ~" june duly shipments from the
straits ~tr' p'lniahlt at ~, % i3l.C Deliveries
into American IN Ntr,h we're
i'-h tons. Of which al-6 tons wa- Ill distributed
from Pa'i'c 10 the East Arrivals were iNN
tons AZ Atlantic ports and stocks a, the end
OF the month are . 10 tons ~ warehouse ANT
landing The London market va. weak and
- lower on spot straits At i.p. standard re-
coded u on spot and II lis on futures The
SINS aporc market was heavy ~ u decline Of
II 700 and sales of T.; tons at ilri los London
equivalent.
Lead N,- IN tar demand and firm At -. n
'or srnt and Arrll shipment IN the opeu mar
krt, East -. LOUIS basis. London ass I'm
%chansed a, t3i liz set for spot and i75 :. .l
Tor futures
%slel,er was in better demand for .pot and
second quarter ~ Et.rli'g" for SPOT and
April i''.Gl'S.o for MAY aud ltN.r for .c,
nnd quarter. huf third quarter delivery vns
shaded London Was ~ III her on spot and q.
lower on futures AZ iHh and ~ respectively
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Go Slow.

The AdrdHce, the monthly circular of
the Corn Exchange Bank Of fhiladel-
phia, SAYS under the title. "A Word or
Caution: Credit has been plentiful
and chcdp-prOsperity with its increas-
ting demands upon industry inevitably
leads to plans for increasing capacity
and larger demands upon capital TO
nance t~hem-analysis Of every period
VI prosperity d.scloses a like situation
in this respect. Before the war II has
for some time been strongly indicated
that production in this country was SO
far exceeding consumption that "A for
cign outlet for our surplus production
WAS becoming imperative.
Now, in the twinkling OF an eve, as
IL were. we are confronted with the eN-
traordinary spectacle of consumption fa.'
exceeding production. a situation COM
pletely reversed in a year. The spirit OF
caution. which was - strongly preva-
lent with the chaotic uncertainty Of a
year ago, * in grave danger of teing
s%upplantel by u false sense of security
and optimism, for %pro~perity end 10
dispel memories of adversely and swell
ing profits make strong the tempta-
tion to expand with the visions OF i'm
mediate business activity.
Let US not forget that our material
good fortune of the present Is built upon
the misfortunes of another people.
'rhe evils OF o~verexpansion are never
apparent when conditions which cause
IL continue to exist now In a time for
optimism. hut It In no less "a time to
adhere to the principles of conservatism
which will safeguard the profits which
have come our a rather than to sink
them IN enterprises which later on may
bring no return and be productive OF
expense rather than income
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viewed from a stock market stand
point IL Is apparent that none OF the
STOCKS on the list No readily lend Them
selves to bull operations as do the corner
STOCKS. Unlike the railroads, they have
no Iapor or rate issues confronting
then. and generally speaking the spectre
ot foreign liquidation Is missing in the
cofper shares. Unlike the other indus
TRIALS. the feature Of foreign liauida-
ton, which has played q prominent part
III United states steel. is generally alb
sent IN the coppers. Moreover. the
capitalization OF the copper companies.
rs u whole. In smaller than that OF
me railroads and many Of the indus.
TRIALS. IA factor which h ~ great as
sistaiice to the interests taking "A bull
position In the stocks. The earnings Of
the coppers are greater than ever before
IN their history. They are producing
copper on a larger scale thar ever before
ana owing to their modern methods the
cost or production liz greatly curtailed.
me prices they are receiving for their
fhetai were never before equalled and the
prospect or increased dividends for the
majority OF these companies is excellent.
me argument that peace would prob
AMY pr'hg a cessation OF profits prob
aoly plays a lesser part in the CON
pea than In any other stocks. one
io4Dore which must be considered. how
eVW. Is That mining companies. unlike
rallroads and other industrials, ray
dividends out of assets and not entirely
out of earnings.
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WAR SUGAR EXPORTS
%2,O00,000,0O0 POUNDS
%75.OOO,O 900 Worth Sent From
L. S.-All Records Far
Outstripped.

A,,rxiu,,,, s,- mn mn ,,,r,, ~
.,yar h.s - o.,.a ,ro,, tho tr,i,od
states sinc. TIC har,nn,na ~ Tho t,,ro-
NOM uar ar,nra,nr o. az. no,nn,,a,inn.
~ ,bc Sorct., ,r,I, J.na -, n,on, NJ tho
N%,t,o,,i C,,, panL n,ring ,ha ,u,.ntv
,nnn,h. ~ So h,. - non, ~, ~
mos, . ma ooc oon no,nd. .,G,r nov.
ho.n s,,t 90, 80 ,ho ,rni,od states
IIor ,bc ,won,v ronths nrccod,nu Inc
r.,r ,,c,r awno,,s -, ,hts on,,,rv
uo,, ,Sinad a, oan,, 60 noo ooo ~
Tn. avor,aa ,nou,,,, oxn,r,,,ior ,s
.ug,r sirca S,rms, - Toll h,s heon
more ,han Mo a,or,,o anrr,, axror,..
to- ,n d. ,nn go nr.,aatn, ~ ,,ar
oni, ,riro a., a. nrasa,, can,,r, b,va
,ho xnnr,s -, &c., ,,",, III, cn,n,rv
,n,ountad 60 100 400 no ,n'n,. a. !,
y.,r s,,,a ,ha nar har,n ,hora h,yo
- -, - s ~. $50,
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The international railroad stocks es-
pecially New York Central. were sub
jected to heavy foreign selling yester-
day. Brokers in large commission
houses said that the selling of New York
Central had been consistent throughout
the day and that one house had sold
5000 shares. nearly o~ne-puarter Of the
stocks total turnover yesterday, for for
.ign account New York Central opened
at 100 and sold down to 1881. closing
at lo3'~. a loss Of - points for III.
day. The rest Of the railroad list held
vel, with the exception OF New Haven.
which closed u. points down AT 63as
That property. however, has s27,0oo, Ooo
notes falling due on May | for which no
provision has been made as yet. accord
ing to interests closely connected with
the company.
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The general squirt in prices in the
stock market yesterday WAS not taken
very seriously except in the more
bullish circles. Even the striking ad-
vance In the copper shares was gener-
oily attributed to pool operations. Fri
day is IA sort of an evening up day.
when persons having short commitment,
prefer IL settle them. especially II going
over the week end. aud the street
has becom. accustomed To t.cse FRIDAY
advances. The more conservative of
the brokers do not look for a on
certed bun movement Of any great mag
nitude for a time at least. II was
pointed out yesterday that there are
five serious issues overhanging the stock
market. the German situation. the MeNi-
can situation. railroad labor troubles,
foreign selling and a Presidential cleo
ton. Aside from these there Is the ever
present peace talk. which never fails To
play its part with the war order
shares.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES,

pssy ., ",titno Consumers Power Com.
~. ave been called an mar ana S a.;
s,,y ~ Nav !, 1916, through the Gnmar'
,.l',,y, i,1.' Company. This make y 1und
N,,,,. '.h'ii500 bonds and notes ~ Tie
r'r' states Power Company and sub
Ma .,' rantes called Tor redemption on
is-,, ava Jgne |. An issue OF now long
'oo,i R'g" securities has been An,
bo,as secure The payment OF these
~, '"' notes. Details of this new is,ne
" announced later.
,s.siy gh.' lIhlic Utilities Commission has
"a, .rt tHhpIyttion from the Cincinnati
II Wv ."'trIc Company. for It's approval
yssr gag" securing $4,000. 900 forty
~, his' m"rtgage sinking fund Z per
ti a. ''.1'' Win authority to sell $4,000.
~ n.- bonds -, not less than * II
ne bonds VIII he sold through
MI, leach q Co. The proceeds
,,a, ~, ne used to erect a new generating
,,ss.,m. IN CINCINNATI and TO reimburse the
p.ps,,m,, OF NE company for capital ex-
]''- Already made.
Rail-, ? )'u'hAry report of tho Columbus
Yro,s rover and Light Company shows
h, Ia 1aIi|Ngs II t?s0.700, an lncr~ase OF
..:; n' earnings Of SlI5.l66. an Increase
b.S"'' md a surplus Of go, 79i, or an
MAJ or |H,9jO For the twelve months
,,ssrI F''rIary 20 the report shows gross
Ia T.fHs' ~ sa,lG7,s3t. This IN a gain Of
ON. ,,'' over The same period In the preyi-
p,o,,,sea lht. not earnings for the Twelve
ia AZ. were y, 2s6, .t6. or an Increase ~
,brr.sn az. the surplus was 3stl,9lt, an
"'rtsse 81 $50. st..
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

announcement Was made Yesterday
afternoon that the entire issue Of $1,000
ooo . per cent, huuIs of tho Grace StNHm-
ship company, offered for puhlic slbscrlI
t!ou, had been sold.
The Illinois Trus, and Savings Bank Of
chicago announces that Frank =. Winaus.
former president Of the Bond Mems club
Of chicago, has become salesmauagcr "
Its bond department
The United cigar Manufacturers com.
PAM announces that II has acquired tho
Rest \ Russell companies through tho
purchase Of m" holdings OF William Best.
ST., who decided ia retire.
ON arrnnut of the death of Robcris son
Rodgers the firm Of L. Rodgers 4 e.,
has been dissolved. Al claims against the
arm are to be presented after April ! ia
benjamin r. Wilkes at the office Of Nor
gan, livcrmore \ 90, ~ broadway
\ \ liousman and COMPANY have pub
lished for distribution an eight page cir
,nlar on the New York. New Haven and
hartford Railroad Company, reviewing jh"
cost Of the ROADS Investments IN uut~ii,
properties and discussing the outlonk Tor
dividends.
Application has been made to the stock
E>rhsns" to list the following securities,
chicago. Muwauk"- aui -, raul itai va,
Company, s">,l th,n 600 I per cent. bonds ~
1875; Missouri, Kansas and TEXAS Railway
Company, Central Trust 'ompnnN Of NrW
York. ccriiiiyttrs of deposit for siI.gN3.
o00 iva wear % per cent. secured notes:
t;ilr Statos steel Company. ~ ooo oou ir~t
hao o00 scroni preferred stock trust cor
tIn,ttas. 81, i9i 500 common stock trust
certificates. Iuttoi fruit COMPANY, So
los, 100 additional capital stock,
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

HARRIS, WINTHROP & Co-Plea.e
take notice that the persons hereinafter
miined ns general partners, and HENRY n.
ABgnr JuLiEN A RIPLEY and
have formed tho limited partnership ~
HARRIS. WINTHROP & co, 10 he CON
Quoted under that name, to renew and
continue tho limited partnership OF Harris.
winthrop a Co, which expired by llmits-
place "f business Of said partnersfN, is to
he located in New York County.
The general nature Of tbs business to rs
transacted 10y said partnership Is the dNnC
81 u general commission and brokerage
grain. cotton. coffee, produce and other
merchandise.
Thr names and residences ~ the general
partners ar"; John +. Harris, Tuxedo Park.
y y Henry Rogers Winthrop. Wood
bury, y Y Charles O. Smith. rive. y. Y;
Theodore l. Cunningham, Evanston. III:
Edwin \ Strung. Great Neck. y. v:
W '"iWHrd Rahcock, New York city, y. Y {;
Hugh HNth", ChicIgo. III Leeds Mitchell.
laKe ]F%G"s,;. ~ snd Rene A. de Russy'
Az the general and special partners ar.
o. fll aEr The special partners are:
HENRY D. BABcoCK. resident ~ New
York Ci'y..N y tuLfEN \ RipLEY,-s
TER II WILSON. q resident Of Chicago.
Tn. amount NJ capital which The special
ptrtnors. Henry n Hshcock. Julien 4.
Ripley and Walter II. Wilson. have respec-
lively contributed to the common stock OF
5000 nO0. $500. 600 and So. ono.
SAID. limited partnership Is 10 begin
Arril T. 1915. ana 10 end Aprl' l.. 1e17.
HARRIS. wI%THr.%P 90
Duly signed and led ny all the
general and special partners
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SMALL VOLUME OF
TRADING IN COTTON
liverpool Reports Signs Of
Weakening In Southern
spot Market.
FACTORS PRO AND con

Cotton closed I to 3 points lower yes
,srday after the dullcst trading session
~,n.ssed IN several weeks. The widest
,anee ~ fluctuations amounted to only
, poinis and transactions probably did
m, exceed a total Of 10000 bales.
Liverpool csblcd that the freight market
sas tending downward and that South
arm markets showed signs OF weakening.
There was some on a London
cable despatch reporting an order In
Council issued late Thursday holding
,ha, neither a vessel nor her cargo
should I've immune from capture for A.
breach Of blockade upon the sole ground
that her destination was not n known
indicating that the right OF search and
siyure would be more vigorously exer-
clsed than ever.
The weather In the South is %unseason-
shly cold and the forecast calls for rain
and colder, with frost and freezing over
portions of Texas and Oklahoma.
According Ia the New York Cotton
Exchange the into sight for the week
was ?ii.S5: bales, against sac ,S03 bales
las, year. The total for the season Is
i0.st7,0 OO bales. against 10. 3?5. 900 bales
las, wear. %SpInners' takings OF Ameri-
can cotton for the week were 26&.<sS
bales, against <39.113 bales last year.
The total for the season was placed
n, ass, 0O0 tilee. against $50. 900 bales
last year
The following clever analysis Of the
present market position OF cotton at
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CHINA TO SEEK U. s. MONEY.


DIR. Wellington koo. Chinese Minister
at Washington, has that the
chinese Government, through the SER
Vices Of q. NJ. Gest. has appointed Lee.
HigEinson 4 Go. as it's hscal agent Ia
place bond issues IN the United States.
In we'll informed circles In the fnan-
ciai district this IN Interpreted rs show
ing the growth Of trade relations he
tween this country and China. The
European war has practically closed the
banking doors Of Europe to Chinese
financing and the United states Is the
only country by which China TAI be
materially aided.
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SEES DARK WHEAT OUTLOOK.
NtIler'' Thinks Past CrOps
Can't Re Duplicated.

CuICAGu, March 3i.-The Modern
Miicr crop outlook Rains Throughout.
the Southwest and middle West are
showing the weakness Of the winter
stand Poor seed and soil condi-
ions last fall invited winter kill. There
is u" possibility to dup cate the crop
IF the past two years. and considering
, rrcas". a tNfee-luarters crop IL 4 fair
ON early conditions.
Kansas and Nebraska have good
average prospects. In oklahoma m.
,r"p Is spotted. with "A few sections re-
porting ~icogous stand.
The soft wheat States confirm heavy
winter wheat damage
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TAN sECsRITIEs CORPORATION.

Agreement dated September ~. 1912. mads
10y ltah Securities Corporation with the
unh"rSlgncd a. Trustee to secure tho Ten
var SIN Fer cent Gold notes Of the said
ntah Securities Cor poration, Guaranty
Trust company OF New York. a. Trustee
til'rcund, r. invites proposals IN writing for
IN" sale TO 1t of tho said notes ut not OK
"""ding lol and accrued interest, for which
purchase said Trustee has now on deposit
onr Million seven Hundred Thousand
Dollars 81, 200. OU0I.
Senlcd proposals will he received hv the
underSigned at its Office. lao broadway,
S"w York city. until IL o'clock noon on
SATURDAY. April Is. 1916.
S"ticH of purchas" Of notes Will he
mailed 81 April Is, 1915. and the notes 50
must be delivered TO tho under.
slsn"d. before the close of business on April
~. lHlN. on which date %interes, will cease.
GUARANTY TRts'r COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
CHARLES ". SABIN, President.
Dated, March 30th, 1915.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. March si.-The copper shares con
Quincy. United states Smelters. Utah Apex
and Copper Range were In demand. New
Haven WAS weak, selling from s, 20 81, and
phonc and Teler graph, United Fruit and United
shoe Machinery were active aid Arm IN the
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
MISSOURI. KANSAS L TEXAS RAILWAY
COMPANY.
NOTICE.

Parsons, Kansas, March I. iylS
The regular annual >etirk Of stock
holders Of the above nau, 4 tunptuy Tor
the election of Directors In ,orfnfmly
With Chapter ls1, Laws " kausa- 'Ss5
and the transaction of such Other huslu,s.
a. may come before said meeting irClud-
ing the ratiiCation q: such action at m,
time taken or authorized by tho board ri,
Directors. the Executive Committee or IN.
Executive oriCers Of the Company a. ms,
- submitted to the meeting, vi. be h,id
a. the general Once of the Company In ths
City OF PARSONS, Kansas, on Thursday, tho
9Th day Of April. 1915, al 10 90 o'cloc% \ N
stock transfer books Will be closed from
the afternoon ot March 9TH unit. mo morn
Ing Of April 18th neat.
c. T.. StllhFF. President.
E. + Ait. S,cr.,ary
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. March sl.-The market Was very
Gull totay and pri'~ "a , rulr
were confined to a narrow range Chicago
Pneumatic Tool WAS the only execution.
mahlhs ram oi about points on small
buying Bond department WAS neglected
The tlmmary.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

PHILADELPHIA. March ~ Trading in the
,e',lri'ics was quiet and fsatureless. Iehish
Valley Transit. Philadelphia Electric and
Inlopah Belmont we're moderately a.. We
Bonds were in fair demand a, r.cpnt nuots
iious The summary. ~
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President.
By X. T.. Graf.
Secretary.

. NOTICE: OF REDEMPTION no THE
holders Of tho six per cent collateral lien
notes CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY.
STATES POWER CDMpANYt pursuant to
the provisions OF that certain collateral
trust agreement between the Consumers
Iower Company, a Minnesota corporation.
trow by change NJ name pursuant to law.
Northern states Power Com pany.I with
Trust Company of New York az
dated November :, 1918. securing
an authorized Issue OF three million dollars
~. 900, OOnD par value OF six pcr cent. COL
itteral Hon notes. dated NoveMher /. 1913,
notice is hereby given thai, the Undersigned,
Va the exercise Of he right and option
In said collateral trust agreement,
mas elected 20 pay or redeem, on MAY l.,
lHlh. all Of tho notes described IN and Sc
cured by said collateral trust agreement.
then outstanding and unpaid. In accord
ance with the terms OF sald collateral trust
agreement. said notes Will be redeemed at
par and accrued interest 20 the date % re-
deinptlon a. the ollie" of said Guaranty
way, New York t!'y The notes and all
interest coupons attached thereto should he
proeeut't aud surrendered at the of'ic e of
said Guaranty Trust Company 81 New York
on May J. 1916. pu ami after said date
ou etIi note shall ccas'.
Dated Nj rch n. lHiG
SpRrHEEN STATE POWER COMPANY,
,ioTIuetlN Consumers Power Company
By ARTHUR :. HUEI. PRECEDENT.
by u. j. GRAF. Secretary.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NOTICE.
The Nashiuptau Life lu.urnn.. r.,

The Annual Election for Directors of In,
Connany, and such other business as may
al the Office OF the Company. Ronn ,3.,. $,
James hnllting, iia3 Rroadwsy, New York
City, on TUESDAY, April I, 1916, at I? o'clock
G. PARSONS. Secret AIRY.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, March ai.-Cosden was &C, i've
and closed frsrrionally lower Robinson oil.
so sh ares. sold at 10, The general market
WAS quiet Bonds were dull and steady. The
.u.s
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NOTICE or REDEMPTION
TO THE MOIDEKS OF THE
fINE-NENR SIN CENT,
COLLATERAL LIEN NOTES
NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY

Pursuant 70 the provisions Of that GER
tain collateral Trust Agreement hetween
me Northern States Power COMPANY, q
Delaware corporation. and Guaranty Trust
Company of New York. as trustee, dated
June ], leis securing IN authorized Issue
OF Five Million pollarc ts5. 900. 0o0) par
value OF Five Year SIX Vsr Cent. Collateral
Lien. Notes. dated june 7. 1912, notice IL
hereby given that the undersigned In the
exercise of the right and option reserved In
said Collateral Trust Agreement. has elected
TO Gull, redeem and paw on June I, 1915,
all Of said fIvo-Near SIX Per Cent. col
nf"ral Lion Notes described In aud secured
10y. said Collateral Trust Agreement, then
outstanding and unpaid, hy paving inl per
cent. of the principal amount Of said note
and accrued Interest. all ~ provided by
said Collateral Trust Agreement. The
notes and al Interest coupons attached
thereto should he presented and surrendered
al the Office of sniI Guaranty Trust Com
psnv OF New YORK. 40 Broadway. New
NVrk city, on June /, 1915.
On and after said date Interest on said
notes shall cease
Dated, March n, 1915.
NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY
by ~. VI. Bylle>by.
Prrsident.
rs X. =. Graf.
SecrctaSx.
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re i"'trnool market Opened dull There
MA, P"" onsi'@ss IN spot cotton, witt
s,o = points de,li'r al I'D Sales
hhe-; receipts. 3,Dsp. American mi
'losed qlet but .tealv -
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WHAT THEN 80
Market closed steady.

me i'rai market for spot cotton Was quiet
w. niafA,'s as Officially reported we're un.
nnnl.ti Houston 10 points decline. New
Snt u We; Galveston. i2.5Dc Saw annah.
Memphis, lie Augusta, ll.1ar.: Houston
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Gale Nune, 40. 2a,. CSsii,s Up. n. H.,
No; ssi, Gable sidrr.. "AScnciai"'A n. e.
code . IN T., used: lima. Peru. y. A..
American manufactured and Exporter
representations solicited.
First clH>s bankers reference. etveu.
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NOTICE.
REDEMPTION NOTICE.
NOTICE or REDEMPTION.
- TO Ot,DERs or THE
F1RST MORTGNGE FIVE PER CENT.
-TWENTy-yENR GOLD BONDa
CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY
N1NNEsOTA)
Nov Called Northern states Power
Company

rutsuant - The provision. Of that ee%-
tain Deed OF Trust executed by thu Com
suiners Power Company, y Minnesota cor
poration, 'now by change of name pur-
sunni to law, Northern states Power Com
pany.) to Tho Standard Trust company Of
New York and Edward ". =. Miller. as
Trustees. tiIaranty Trust Company Of
New York aud william G.. COX. successor
Trustecs.) dated Novcrrher I. 1909. secur-
Ing an authorized issue Of Ten Million Dol
lars fs1o.ooo. oo0) par value First Mortgage
tlNe Ter cent Twenty Year Gold Bonds
dated November /. 1909. notice IL hereby
given that the Undersigned. IN tho exercise
OF tho right reserved IN said Trust Deed,
has. elected to pay and redeem on May 1.
1918. Gil OF the bonds described In end Sc
cured nv said Trust Deed. thcN outstanding
and unpaid, nv paying the par value q
snid bonds. accrued interest and a premium
or nv. per cent. t5H), all ne provided by
said Trust Deed. The. bonds and all In
terest coupons attached thereto should be
presented and surrendered. at tho ONCE Of
said Guaranty Trust Company OF New
Yor&.. 100 broadway. New York city. on
May I. 1915.
on and after said date interes. on said
bonds shall cease.
Dated March II. Iai6,
NORTHERN STATES POWER
COMPANY
by ARTHUR =. uuEY, Prcsldent.
ny X. j.. GRAF. SesretarS.
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g copar'rership for the TRANSACTION Of
Foreign ard Domestic Banking Busin.-.
in New YORK. and Philaf-iphl.. under tho
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