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new LINE WILL RUN 8
SHIPS UNDER U. S. FLAG
CASTOR. Williams 4 WigmOre
Co. Capitalized for
S5,OOO.O 900.

~nuounce,ncn was mad yesterday
OF the formation OF n new American
shipping firm, to be known as the Gas
ton. williams 4 wigmore steamship
CORPORATION The company was incor-
porated a. Dover. Del. with an au-
,horized capital OF s5.0Oo.ooo
Officers OF the new corporation elected
YESTERDAY ara az follows: George A.
Gas,on. president: James a. Wigmore
and NJ. ]. Budlong. v!ce-presidents:
r.. II. Lee Martin. secretary. and Will
lam II. Williams. treasurer. Directors
OF the will he the officers al
ready mentioned and Charles II. Saoin.
precedent Of the Guaranty Trust Conn
panv
The company vii, Immediately take
over six vessels ranging IN tornage from
900 Z, 5000 tons. They are tho Nlr-
glnia, Lord Duferin. Carolyn. Eskason'.
-. II. Brown. Maryland and two ships
now building OF 5000 o each. The
will also take over tho ION
tracts which were recently entered into
with the Great Lakes Engineering
Works for the delivery OF large cargo
steamers.
In commenting on the proposed plans
OF the new yesterday Mr.. Gas
ton said: The object for which this
company was formed was primarily 70
handle the shipping business OF Gas
ton, Williams q Wigmore. Inc. This
company IL now handling a large vol.
ume Of freight between the ports NJ
New York, A~rchangcl. V~ladivostok. o
don. France, Spain. Portugal. Cape
Town, south Africa and other ports
The ompan also will do business
het Ne% York and Shanghai anc
other Far Eastern ports and Is a'Niat"6
with CASTOR, Williams & Wignore, Lth.
of Canada, which was organized FOR M
, nurnos. Of owning and operating VOC
! sells dying tho British flag. II Is under
! stood that the stock in this Canadian
company will soon be Increased to 81,
o0o OOd.
The eight mentioned vessels whicf
will he operated by the new corporation
, will fy the American flag and Will b'
| one of the transpacific American line
IN compc. with the japanese. TIT
! vessels will carry IRE ght only.
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The NJ Pont Dividend.

The declaration of the 1? per cent
extra dividend IN Nnglo-FrenCh bonds by
the directors of the T.. l.. du Pont de
Nenours Powder Company aroused more
interest In the financial district than
has been manifested in any other divi-
dend declaration since the assumption OF
the regular dividends on Steel common.
While companies may have given away
investments as dividends in days past.
Wall Street was unable to recall a sim
liar incident yesterday. Unless the
financial district Is mistaken. the holders
Of the new $4,000. 900 6 per rent, deben-
ture stock OF the powder company are
apt TO he heard from regarding this dis
bursement to the common stock holders
OF the Anglo-French bonds, which may
be classed az reasury assets. Under the
terms OF the issuance Of the dobenture
stock that security was to y first
lien on all OF the assets Of the property.
and IL does not appear that IL will par
ticipate at all IN the extra dividend IN
bonds. which Is for the omrnon stock
holders alone. Moreover. some few NJ
the old Az per cent. bonds Of the T.. I
du Pom de Nemours company are still
outstanding. not having as yet been eN-
changed for stock, II 1t Is not unlikely
that the holders of these securities may
protest the directors action. taking the
stand that they come first in the distri-
button Of any OF the c~ompany's assets.
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FINANCIAL NOTES,

runx NJ, Barker, a FORMER telegraph
operator. has h.en nppHintea s,"prN,oo
Leh'sh Valley Railroad. with headouarters
al Wiikesbarr~. ~" entered the service OF
he road as an agent IN 1892.
Al the annual meeting ~ tn" s'octhnld.
-rs OF Central Leather Company William
directors 20 succeed =. 4 valentino and
r.. C.. THEIRS. resigned. Remaining direc-
tors were reelected for the ensuing year.
The bankers announc. that the amount
OF Midvalc steel and Ordnance Company
convertible & per cent. bonds which We're
available for allotment was 3t6, 7SS,o 900.
and that when the book. were closed last
saturday at noon subscriptions were over
$50 per cent. of that amount.
AZ the annual mcrtins Of RAILWAYS Com;
William H.. Crook. Jr,, was added TO the
board. Net Income for III. year ended De
plus for the year s.l,s5o, from which was
charged si9,5si, leaving a prodt. and loss
surplus January I, 1915, of sS:o.5sA
The Equitable Trust Company and Z, II
,.re., netting az per cent. ,i,5ss,oOo Man
haitian Railway Company second mortgage
ger csn,; gold bonds: r d.'s saDd ds"s; isis;
exempt in New York state, The bankers
announce that approximately iwo-thirds
OF the issue already has been sold
oklahoma hrst mortgage 8 per cent. gold
bonds due In lat2 have requested John W.
Platten, president OF the United states
Mortgage and Trust Company, 10 undertake
the formation Of q committee to protect
their interests. when the personnel Of the
committee is announced the United States
Mortgage and Trust Company will act al
dcpositary under a protective agreement
At n meeting OF the board NJ directors OF
the United Cigar stores Company. held
YESTERDAY, Edward Wise. formerly vice
president, was elected president. Mr. Wis.
has been connected with the company from
Its organization fourteen years ago by
George J. Whclan and ever since hap heen
all his enterprises. Mr.. Wise Is one Of the
youngest Of the group of men who have
made the United the largest chain store
system In the world. AZ the same meeting
John r.. Whelsn. formerly treasurer. wa,
elected to succeed Mr.. Wise as vice, presi.
dent and George wsttlsy 10 succeed MIR
Whelan as treasurer. Charles A. Whelsn
who resigned In favor " Mr., Wise. con
tinues a~ president NJ tho United Ciga
Stores Company Of America.
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Cotton.

The Alabama Cooperative Cotton AS
ISOLATION recently passed "a resolution
charging that New York cotton brokers
had conspired to depress the price of the
raw material while the %spinners boosted
the pric. OF the finished goods. The !eso-
luton in part reads: I'VE will not toler-
ate without complaint the dishonest In
crease in cotton cloth and fabrics, a. the
manufacturers have no right TO advance
the prices of their goods and At the same
time, through their agents. depress the
prica OF the raw materials from which
hey are made. We note that during the
last two months cotton goods nave been
advanced almost daily. while the raw
cotton has been depressed in price $40 per
hale. We submit that the spinner mas no
moral right to increase the prices OF ms
finished products without corresponding
Increase In the prices OF raw materials.
Local cotton men point out that the
grievance Of the association against the
miners and cotton brokers Is "A poor
one. The %sp!nners have on hand $4,000
more bales of cotton at this tim" than
thew had a year ago, and were they 10
run every spindle to capacity they could
moi begin 20 use up all the cotton they
have nor supply the demand for the fin
ished produc',
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THE T MARKET.
Copper firm, Tin stronger, Lead
and Spclter In Demand.

coHugr W1s moderately active and hrm
'~@'tsr'ss with sale. NJ rlecrrolytic ~ 27~c,
'or luro and 90. for third quarter shipment.
.nne I'm o. tie orders also were placed AZ
~ Tor MAY and June, but February. March
'hl ArrI positions we're dinicult 10 buy
~" Tho London market was nrm o
70 Tor spo american electrOlytic:. but
Nandarl va- weaker Al a decline OF fl los.
~ SCOT and ~ -. on futures from last
.ohIa' Exports reported in the last two
.ay. Mere hesvy-i,T0 tons-mAinly 70 France
NON Baltimore
Tn eas stronger in tone. the advance here
80 MARKET Yesterday. Spot q New
rrotk VA difficult 10 buy under %2hc., and
renruarv uss equally strong. The London
MARKET was up II los, on spOt Straits. while
,a.nddrd advanced 81 on spot and Il 81. on
.l'uies since Monday last. Tho .Hngspoee
xxx" sl-o was up q Is, but during the
fESnqon equivalent. with sales OF 20 tons,
Nv. NOR steamships have arrived 1t New
nhort With 20 tons from Liverpool. making
ne February arrivals TO data S.76? tons
,'he ahpi' csrgoes are 5,095 tons. Of which
- lo'' 't" due 70 arrive this month.
i%al ass N good dem and and stronger.
Ann s,o'her advance sn,,Sspsasd, tn
a. po' quoting. according 10 some reports
~, IN the open market were reported
"'t-'sc New York and 6.:Sc, East 81. Louis
|.n'no pas frmer.
hsht-'e. was IN good demand and strong
ny WV nu"h ,rregulsrity IN prices. Fish,
,ss's as neld Al &c. March q eoc, April
=, ,s,c and May 81 lsgistc. ssle:
" Ht ''"'o" "A'"e' ~~ w v" ""
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GOSSIP OF A STREET.
4 Disappointment.

The action Of the copper stocks has
on the whole been a source of great
disappointment to the financial dis
trict. With copper metal selling at the
highest prices IL has ever touched and
the demand for It practically unlimited
the copper stocks nave failed miserably
TO respond. Scarcely a week has gone
by during the last two months that has
not seen the price Of the metal advanced
anywhere from one-half a cent to a
cent and a half n pound. yet the securi-
ties representing the investments In the
copper properties have failed to reflect
the increased earnings which must be
accruing to tho companies from the high
prices OF the metal. On January 3, the
first day of the present year on which
the Stock Exchange was open for bust
less, some Of the leading copper stocks
closed at the following prices: Ameri-
ran Smelling and Refining common
110M Anaconda. s0% Chino. 55h
Miami. 37H Tennessee. 62%. and
Utah. a.. The closing prices for ths
above stocks yesterday were: Ameri.
car Smelling and Refining common
100% Anaconda. @% Chino. 5sa,
Miami, ss& Tennessee. 5sk. ant
Utah, IS.
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COREY GETS CAMBRIA CUNIkOL.
sR4,sOO. 900 Of Securitiies HouEht
From Drexrl & Go.

PHILADELPHIA. Fob. 2S.-william p.
Corey, president of the Midvale steel
and Ordnance Company. arrived from
New York to-day and took control OF the
Cambria Steel Company from DreNcl 4
Co.
The certificates for which the Midvale
steel and Ordnance Company paid Sl
, shart were stuffed into half a dozen
large suit cases. bundled into three taxi
cabs and taken to the office OF the Cam
bri, S,ee, Company in the Morris Build
ng. where they will be formally trans
TERED. The taxicabs carried securities
through the streets valued at $6+'-
500. 900.
The following representatives Of the
new owners were elected to the board OF
directors: w. +. Barha, John c, Neale
:. NJ. Vauclain. A, G. pinkey. William
u Dickson and w. r., Corey. Messrs
Stackhouse. Slick and Black Of the Ole
directorate were retained. 4. c. Dinkey
was elected president Of all oreratinr
companies in the Mldvale steel and Ord
| nance system.
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COTTON ADVANCES
ON SHORT COVERING
Trade Thinks Deliveries on
March Contracts Will Be
in Small Volume.
TONNAGE IL SIS SCE

cotton va. unsettled yesterday. with
,~,rcrular price movements. Liverpool.
.,i.b had advanced over the Washing.
,o,'s birthday holiday. was lower again
Yesterday and the showing was RESPONSE
,,s for a break to new low levels in the
local market. Trade interests and
.bor,s, however. bought 10 freely that q
r,l,, of more than 20 points occurred
te,ore the middle of the afternoon. A
.,rp, recession cut down the net gain
4, about 2 dozen points.
There mas been some expectation that
deliveries on March contracts to-day
.oula he heavy. but this view WAS
.oneN hat modified By the action Of the
,.,d ne spot interests In buying freely
a, March. Tenders are not expected ia
y. Of large proportions, although de-
,yer.es before the end Of the month
rnv Increase " market conditions
.Sn,id suggest the wisdom Of such q
collie.
The buyirg was stimulated by reports
from Galveston to the effect that quite
number Of tramp steamers had beer
attracted iu that port by the high rates
N cotton. and that approximately
thirfy-nye vessels were scheduled fol
a.p,rturc in the next three months
these vessels will not all carry cot
ION and Il, Is believed that a large por
,on ~ IN. space Of the cotton steamer!
all be devoted to grain. The freight
-,:es TO Liverpool aud Manchester Ar
s. per hundred.
Tho technical position OF the marke
sas undoubtedly been improved by tn
r.ccnt break. which has carried pr!ce'
DOM more than Nifty points In the las
ZEN days Sentiment is less bearisi
.h,r il has been for the immediate
,u,lre. although lower prices are pre-
d,,cd IN the long run.
Tho airy goods situation Is very strons
Advances Of 1, cent a yard have heel
announced on we'll known brands o
h'eaclied and brown cottons. Stock
are said Ia have been absorbed an
many mills are now sold up for a lonl
1is,ance ahead. The decline in cotto'
Nas failed to- check the upward ten
'errv IN goods.
Tn. market closed steady.
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The Reason.

A broker who has been a close fol-
lower Of many Of the big markets OF
earlier years states nat the reason for
the failure of the copper stocks to re-
spond to the good news emanating from
the copper metal market IL due to the
fact that those who are making the mar
ket In tho copper stock are handling
matters poorly. The trouble is," says
this broker. ''that the public liz not being
given a show. Let II see any real ac-
tivity In the coppers. accompanied by "a
demonstration Of their apparent response
to the high prices for copper metal. and
you will see the public get into the mar
ket for the copper stocks. That was one
Of the great secrets Of James II. keene's
success in making big market loves
He gave the public "A chance TO make
money with him. Mr.. Keene a willing
to give the public a show for all the
EVEN shots. while he reserved the odd
one for himself.
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American Locomotive common stock
was rushed up ~ points yesterday TO
10, rs compared with n previous close
Of 65h. The advance In the stock was
accompanied by rumors that favorable
dividend action would shortly be taken
by the directors. The ompan recently
issued a six months report which made
an excellent showing. being compared
with the worst six months in the com
pany's history. Gross earnings for the
six months ended December al. 1918,
were 1 4.39S.s5s, as compared with So
359.e23 for the same period the year
previous. while the balance for the six
months after preferred dividends was
$l,952,7t0. against a deficit OF sl.555,S4t
for the same period In 1914. The CONF
pany has not paid n dividend on its
common stock since August. 1908.
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Live stock Market.

fl'N isrIlAN, FEBRUARY o."
Racrtp's OF h"tNes were 60. huaI va.
Guiding 20 r7rI for the market steer.
op"u"d sl'" and lower, olo.rd lay :tr. or
from Nedn"sday's sal"s; bulls were IN
demand ana steady 20 strong. cows slow
to "jn. lower Fu' 'uras r're not fIl.'
cleared a. o. LAT" hour. Ordinary 20 eo"i
at >,ISI.50, CONS Al s3Vs6.aO pr,s~rd
beef Was -ipw at lO.Illf4c Tor common
to extra city dressed native sides.
Erceipis 81 ctlNr~ were I4Al head, ,n-
Guiding ps> head 10" ths market. Prices
wcr, just nbuI' steady, hu, sellers thought
there Wa - .ltgrf uudcrtouo % weakness.
The offerings were 70. .uk"n. Common 10
primo" Veris sold ~ itNsi3 per 100 lbs
culls AZ s7utS 20, h,ruN ava calves AZ iGr
So "a, !,ngl'ura at $, Q 81 Country dressed
Nod's Wr'r weak a. ICY , l5c, city dressed
at l,n 'H'.c, with choice selected selling
w to zoe.
Receipts ~ sheep aud lambs we've s,7b.
hctd. including about lHg cars for the
market. Sp-rp In limited supply and
rtrad>. lambs @tr lower on n, under
grades, and uo prTe or really good lambs
oneIrl, all grade. Mould heil lower. Com
mon go fdi".y Eoui sheep tewcrl sold a.
! si.aoGSt 90 nor 700 'hs medium lambs a.
SIC. - 81, NrdrliuE> Al 50, Dressed NUT
! ton s'tadN at l0rlir.; dressed iimhs a.
/ ILL., Hlsh,, hog dressed isr COUNTY,
dressed hothousc lambs Al $50 81" per car
Rcccir,~ 81 n"vs ,ucludcd ~ cav, .,r
sale, NJ k"t higher al IS so Il 1855 pc
100 N for heavy 10 hight weights: rough.
La I@JrS, q Country dressed hogs
higher At gl@e. yer VI.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Wheat RecWveps From Early
Break-streng Cora Tsne.


ihere was not as much generalization
IN the wheat list yesterday a many
had been prepared for. The reu,, ,b.,
oorc,o, a.. 80
''' Liz 'Faoe Pror 70 the OPEN
'hs OF the market was the most bear.sh
in many months. A great deal uas said
Of the tremendous liquidation of the
Chicago bull party. part of which was
heared unon Winn,n., 1.,..,a. tit.
domestic markets were obseryin,, Wash.
,p,top,. pir,hd., r,,s ,,Y.s 81.
D''i'"as' Inc winnipeg list
was &c. TO &c. lower and the Liverpool
market responded in full TO tho<,> dras-
tie recessIons.
psa.s
pea'S On the Whe1t market were
elated with the prospect and some of
Chtcano wa. "oi'ar wheat AZ
- =, "ou'u again ne seen this sea-
son. They were confident that the farm
second wool, 30 Narch ,rar,, ,LS.a
be.v, ,noum,. -. "v.'u "o'oS
-. mounts OF wheat on Farms. cause
uhe'tsHeSs among farmers and inspire
foreigners to buy more conserva,ive,y
Nothing was .ail NJ m. cron n.o.r.c,
howeyar and q, =, me 'r"p psospe'''
really turned the market inward yss-
terday.
several private reports OF a sensa-
tonal nature were sent from winter
wheat sections the pripcinal c,prclai p,.
az ,yir,.r Li,,Ir .. I..mv.pa' eoiIHna'n's
W h'''hs e"hhauhe IRON Tex
anu INDIANA. In the extreme South
west the DAMAGE was placed as high ae
80 per cent. The oYi.i,, Ilnnois S,.,a
r..,n- .han. nn iiIihois STATE
mporI eHo"eu mat q. per cent. OF the
winter wheat acreage has been killed
Crop Expert Snow declared that d.sni,o
the risk of making M ..r,., ..a. a..
80, i'Sn "i th"Nhs an early estimate he
ceeded the normal
Prominent Wes,.rr ~,h... N,u $1,000,
20 regain their courage 40 a r..mi, ~ M
given to III. innrke, JES,,n suppof' vas
were out.id.rs NOR. uTiiux m .ne.e
the buying side air. h.aptnx -. =.
cent drop Of limitations ari ~ cn,rnr,
healthier tachnic,i no.,io, ~, ,hs"tusn
winter wh~a, acrearr was univ Ne,
cent. OF that OF the nr.cestpx p
the winter killing come. 10 ,h n a.
,bou, 1000, 600 acres the ne, acrsar" VII
of approximately ItG.oOo 600 h,sbHaG
Exporters bought Wheat nutte fr.,lv Il.
spite the bearish aIyic.s from ,hrn., ~,
trade was Informed that IN" RrI,ish Coz
eminent mad ,ctn,i,y s,.nna, 49, 49,,
nf the English nerchau, marina $500,
and that a pra,tcr tnnnapa Nnlf,r'
br furnished 1, .AustrIIa aud 80
WHORE wheat is compsrn,iv,iv chn.n "a,
The estimates Tor an .xnortahis srrnt,'
nr 100 oon 900 bushels In aus,yI, $500
but fcw IN m. ,rad. ,ooL ~ ~ psr,ts,
to ship more than 50. 900 900 his yo,-
against inport- Of II nan Ooo la, an
Total buying OF vhoat for o,nnr, s..Smr
here on Tuesday il .s,irnatsd NJ, So
a million bushels. with abou, ,s 49,
more worked Yesterday. ,hc hns,pass ~,
The world wh.,, yis,b,. shous "a. g.,
lowing totals. In ,bc i.,,,.a ~ ~
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

rbs Common wealth Power, Railway and
y,.ht Company and it's constituent proper
tics report for January, 1916, gross earn
80 ~ 1l4O7,55l, an Increase OF l32 per
cant. compared with January a year age
SS;gher and net earnings were s%752,a7b or
III per cent. greater than Tor January,
ieib. THE balance after fixed charges ana
rrsSerred dividends amounted TO $lss'tsS,
an Improvement Of ?5.s per cent. FOR me
t~eiye months ended January 81. l9lS,
sross earnings aggregated tit,1b5,S02. an
;ncrcase Of $40 per cent, with an increase
IT, nat Of SOS per cent. over the preceding
.n.ive months. The balance for the In
.s,vsi VALUABLE for requirements and divi-
S.rS. an the common stock amounted to
= afS. 7ie, . gain OF 6,o< per cent.
Sr"s mi for December, 1915, were
soa7 2 or "a per cent. better than Tor
nerember, 1914. Expenses were s.a per
cant, lower and net earnings renected an
i'm nroysment Of :7.% per cent. The surplus
.Ster interest and preferred stock dividends
amounted TO 3s5,7Si. an expansion OF liz
per cent.
The monthly financial report Of the
public Servic. Corporation Of New Jersey
tnr January shows a gross Increase In total
hu.tuess over the corresponding month last
vssr Of 1s27.l0%. or i0% per cent. The
Ssi:rce Available for amortization, dirI-
Ssnds and surplus was &So5,lS5, an Increase
81 ess.s<e
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-TNE Dor RUS LEAD COMPANY
Jhre. lear sin Yer Cent. Gold Notice
Dated March 4. IVlh.

. Notice .s hereby given that The Fsrmer.'
Loan and Trust Company as Trustee VII
receive on or before March T. 1915, at !
O'Clock 4. VI scaled offers for the sale TO
IN" sinking fuut ~ a sufficient amount OF
Three Year SO Gold Notes Of the Doe Run
Lead Company, dated March I. 1915. to 81
haust NJ near ns possible he amount Ia
the SINKING FUND account at a price no.
exc. ing par and iCrfIci interest.
THE FARMERS tDAS NND TRUST
CtMpNNi. trustee,
Ry EDWlN : MNRSTpN. PRESIDENT.
Dated. New York. February md. i"i".
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Lord 4 Taylor Directors Ma n,cd.

~ the annual meeting OF the Lord "
Taylor company on Monday the follow
ing directors were elected Roy stew
art. Thomas Cochran, Theron s. .Nt-
water, T., L. IlcnG"rer, II. NJ. Staute,.
Alexander y, Han "a. Edward II TITUS
and samuel l." Reyburu, The dlrocto.s
Will Orgdn.z this afternoon.
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Said bonds will be paid. with interest, on
March lst. 1916. upon presentation with al
unpaid coupons. at the ONCE OF the certr"i
street. upon which date Interest Will cease
TO accrue. W q. OAKMAS Treasurer.
New York, January 18th. 1916.
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DAP. Custom. Receipts E7OI.a64

Total receipts for duties al the Gus
tom House yesterday were T0l,Sft.t,
of which f231 ,377.TS was for mer'han-
dis, withdrawn FROM bonded warehouse
and $469,9S6.i6 for recent inLportatlons
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

narrow American Shipbuilding issues we're
in demand. with the preferred showing q
further gain. Montgomery Wari pre- ferrcd
advanced two points. Stew art Warner. Union
Carbide and Chicago Pneumatic Tool we're
heavy. Bonds Arm. The summary
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, Feb. 3-Realizin9 sales caused Q
moderate decline in the copper shares to-day.
There was no wide change in prices. but
changes were generally on the dow side.
Railroad and industrial shares were without
feature. The
NsyNrNr
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rHN CNuyrRslry CICD.

FIFTH AVENUE AND SATIN STREET.
Notice IL hereby given that second mort
gage bonds of the following numbers aGgre-
gazing Forty-Nine Thoussn nd Dollars S%?.
000), have been designated by lot for pay
ment under the terms OF the mortgage;
DOSDS OF 81, 900 EACH:
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C%OTTONSEED OIL.

New high levels were made through the
u.t Western houses covered March
shorts. crude oil was strong at $50 d
gGT. A liberal export business Is said To
have passed recently, Sentiment In specu-
iatiyc quarters Ia bullish.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

Annual Meeting Of the SHAREHOLDERS OF
the j. W SCOTT 60. LTD. VIII hc held
A. 2" JpiiS ST. ON March .Grd. 1915, ~ I
+ NJ, for the purpose ~ ".o,t.ug Directors
and for ru,h other h~uel',-s Hr may l..
necessary. WALTER = SCOTT. secretary
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Fob :1~-Couunued heavy
Transaction. in IN" Co-ipr stocks were IN"
feature OF our market Prices we're 4 shsdN
easier under r~"GilIin. sales IN the genera
list. Bonds we're steady The
Omen High. Lou. Clos
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THANHOUSER FILM
CORPORATION.

An annual dividend ~ twelve Ter cent.
r2cfl on the capital stock Of the Than
houser Film Corporation has been declared
payable In quarterly instruments OF th~r.
PEI cent. Ga beginning Maroon 81, 1915
transfer book, VII close or March 20. :ai'.
and rcor"n o1 Apr'l >. 'Flc.
Now york, Fen. -, l8ie
\ 4. JONES. rr~as