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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BuTTER--Market continued steady. with
high grad, fresh creamery In small sup
ply and selling readily. Medium grades
causing an Irregular market storage but
ter selling freely at a slight price rednc.
ton, Fancy unsslt"d creamery steany.
renovated and ladies Arm; packing stock
very strong and active Prices; Creamery.
extras, % score, 3sc higher scoring, st''
rrsts, SO 20 81 score, esd3.r seconds g"n
choice, ainssc. held. extras, 2sn es'pc /.
state, dairy. tubs, finest, 30 a ale: good to
higher scoring, 80 3lc; hrs,s, !In?siscs
primo, 27n ?sc.; common to fall elH
ssi,c.. renovated extras. :%hs a 2t'rc,;
nrsts. .3a2tc, ladies', current make. nrsts
.ir u zee seconds, Oh pnekins s,oSs'
i7aisc.
CHEESE-Msrket continued Arm, but as
exporters had supplied their reaulrsmsn,s
pay advanced prices aud trading was
lighter High grades OF all de.c 'ptions
we're hold a. extreme prices, SKIN" ec,iss:
state, whole milk held specials. lsc aver
age, fancy ij!f@i7.s 'nrsens maxi;
specials, i6alsc,' current make, specials,
iti4 al5c; choice i3< alttc, fair to
good. ~ " 49, NC Wisconsin twins, IN q
Use; double daisies, i7%alsc'' YOUNG
EGGs-Receipts were fairly liberal. The
market advanced to a point where much
stock held under limit OF 3tc, was released,
witch made u full supply OF fresh eggs,
weather conditions In producing sections
inspired holders with confidence and caused
a very firm situation, storage egEs con
t,nued very dull and n tribe lower Trad
ing light. holders urging stock for sale,
Nearby whites plentiful and slow, brown.
scarce and active Prices; fresh gathered
extras, nnc, $50 37c extras, hrsts, soc.
Nr.ts, s2i, a S&c, seconds, 81 n acc, dirties,
e2 23c. refrigerator special marks, fancy
ca 2iiuci hrst storage, .5n.silc. sec
| onds, ?lne2,sc hennery whites. fine to
fancy, 3e.tlc,; browns, s7gaec: mixed
| coiors, sshs7c,
LIVE POuLTRy--About sixteen care
were unloaded yesterday and AS many
more were held or track Trading was not
40 active, but considerable stock was held
on the market under shippers orders for
an upset price. Fowls and chickens nrm
some sales were made at IA premium,
other descriptions unchanged. Prices
Fowls, H. 1ls,sc, Chickens, Is 16c
BOOSTERS. l3c Ducks, Western and South
ern, lsc, Geese. l5c, Guineas. spring
pair, coo. Pigeons, pair. s0c.
DRESSED POULTRN--Fr~sh dressed
poultry continued In very light supply. with
advices Of lisht shipments In the next Few
DAYS the market was active and strong
with advanced prices on fancy grades o
ali descriptions. Turkeys extremely scarce
but with demand small; prices were un
changed, Small broilsrs scarce and Arm
with large sisss Net - active. Fowls an<
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The New York COTTON EN.hnrE. ."a
hershtp belonging t. the estst" - = 40
Barker has been sold 80 Sorrl" ~ ar. Ir
snother. for So. 0O0, - r'dUorlnn of
~ IN the last previous sa,"
lif- Assurance society, has been ruun. ..
to hts house for scNera. dds . fguW % ~v,.',
attack OF grip II va reported yrs.".
day that Nj. Day va much improve, aud
would lee a. his urire within Z i'W day
Tho Equitable Trust Company las .~us"
for u term OF years III" x oIuI Moor 90 i't
building at $50 EN.hahg" pl"' NN"rh
adjolns At the rear It's b%ui,iiug 3f,i" W,
street. thus doubling the amount ~ rroGr3
space. for the u.s. of tho trust rrnipau,
Til. resources Of the Equitable Trust com
many have Increased from sos 900 GOO or
December ~, 1914 20 SlH6 noO, onn ou pe
ccHh-- ~. 1919. ~ Hppr"NimI'"ly % uor
cent
Abe, II Breton. Ni'e- president - ne
cana! Bank aud Trust 'umpduN - Nov
Orleans. has become associated With fl,
Guaraatr Trust 'nmpauy Sew york. and
VII he the special foreign representative
% thai company. Mr.. Breton began hts
banking car Ger IA ls,2 with Compton, ~
,iouai d~'Escomrto IN Paris and r"rrc.eu'"o
that institution IN f.. foreign panrn".
in London, Cs,cutta, BOMBAY, Japan. cnnd
and Brazil, In 1905 h" Org 'Gl&"l tho Tor
~mer.rln Nat."utt Rrah 80 Nrr
Orleans and also tn rWt. NWcrigt
Trust and Savings Nauk Tn, la'ier was
consolidated With the t'Hal Banh ana
Trust COMPANY.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.

The market for raw sugar was inactive
The only sale reported was one lot OF 3.0g
bags OF Santo Domingo 10 u local operator a,
S7.isc. cost and freight. In the absence OF
other new business the market on the spot re
manned unchanged with centrifugal ~ ties,
quoted a. <s3c, for Porto Ricos and 4t.r. Tor
Cubss, The undertone Of the market was
steady and there was y general absence OF
pressure which was believed 10 he due either
TO y European demand in Cuba or 10 an
absence OF freight room,
The market for refined was inactive. bu,
prices were firm, as there were evidences OF
q moderate export inquiry, and quotation,
remained on the basis OF 5,75c. for fine gran
ulated.
The market for sugar futures showed "A
distinctly steady underto one and al the close
of the day values were 3 TO : points net
higher. Total sales wore 1870 tons, ms
hcient 10 absorb offerings and II was evider
that the trade wss not disposed to favor the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-15
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
Tho Arm Of Iisisted g. Hodges was dis
solved at the close OF business December
81, 1915. by mutual consent. Mr.. Richard
n. Hsls,rd or Mr.. Amory q. Hodges will
sign as liauida,ing partners aud agents for
tho Nrm.
Dated, New York. January I. 1915.
Richard II. URlsted,
Amory -. Hodges.
Harold I. Fish,
Archibald Ie Roy,
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
MIR. Amory q. Hodges and Mr.. Robert w.
Locke have this day formed q copartnsr-
chip under the name of Amory q. Hodges
A co. This nrm Will occupy the ohIces
formerly occupied by tho nrm Of Hals,ed
a Hodges at No. ~ wall street. and will
transact n general brokerage business.
Dated. New York. January l.. 1915.
Amory q Hodges,
Robert W. Bocka.
Mr.. Richard ~. Hslsted will continue to
10 q general business on the floor Of the
Stock Exchange. His address on and after
January 1. 1916. will be, Car. OF Van Ant.
werp. bishop & Fish at No. IS Broad
Street. New York city.
Mr.. Harold l.. Fish has this day become
a general partner In the frm Of Van Ant
werp. Bishop & Flsh. with Offices at No. ls
Broad street. Now York City.
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CUSTOMS DECISIONS.

This Board Of United states General Al.
praisers h:ld ye.terday THAI merchandise
paragraph SIS o., IN. iarin act Of 1918 a.
pieces. designed to DE worn on apparel or
carried on or about or sttscn~d 10 the
Rsas.. ~s,ch.s. poSs booss anh o,hsr
bones and cases. made wholly or in chief
rate OF ~. per cent. a. vaior-m. Paragraph
2Ss provide, for duty at the rate Of 80 per
cent. al valorem.
Similar articles. but smaller. known IN
the trade as pocket sets, pocket toilets
and pocket conpan.ons, Consisting OF small
leather cases, fastened by metal clasps or
leather bands. are. according to the Gen.
eral Appraisers. dutiahle as manufactures
90 or 80 per cent. ad NaIorem and not
under paragraph $50.
In liking duty on the above named a.,
IN paragraph as for vanity cases and iike
articles refers 20 vanity cases and Ike
posed OF metal or IN chief value OF metal.
and not TO vanity cases of leather, not
si,ns'S az aSss 'n .. fss, , Hs,i,y the ., ms,' r.S SSs,
the entirety in chief value OF metal.
John INT d. d sfass a G sSs and srr M / nl' a.l BY
man d Weiss Of this city. Judge sullivan,
who renders the boards opinion. holds
merchandise In question d%ut,able under
precedent for classifying these enureties
under that paragraph.
won s'G Sessre x. G G.n.rsi A as5f. g, 'n IN . e ds.
the tarin act Of isia, OF small compa,ses
watch. hav,ns a sins by ~hicS apor,sm.n
IN tho woods attached them to their belts.
one of the official samples. however. was
enclosed In q metal case with No rinE,
suitable TO be conveniently carried In the
pocket. Duty was assessed on ,he-. ar.
sold 10 sportsmen for use in the woods. At
the rate OF 80 per cent. sd vaiorem under
tpSa s; dsiy .houid have s been Su assessed ' a, the
rate Of but 90 per cent. sd vslorem as
manufactures Of metal under paragraph
Small compasses, used by school children
for drawing circles and also small mirror
t pSa sse,s"t Of .So,h:r decision handed
down yesterday by the customs board,
These articles wer. assessed for duty q
under paragraph ~? OF the tarin act OF
1918. TN. board nnds that the, pu.,les
the comnasses should have been taxed for
tarin purposes al the rate o. but ~ per
cent, ad vslorem under paragraph 1877 AS
because r. Bu,er q co. failed to intro
duce proper proof As TO the materials In
General Appraisers o%verruls protest.
against the Collectors Classification of
these articles as 'oss r,1h d YnSs a. the
graph st2 OF the tarin act 81 1918 without
acauiescing In the Collectors decision,
Judge sullivan finds that the merchandise
in question was composed Of netting and
wire in ono case and In the other OF net
ling, wire and wood but nowhere In the
record was there any proof as to which OF
these materials constituted the component
Material of chief value in the entirety. ,
Religious medals plated with gold and
silver imported by Tiffany a Co, sssessed
with duty By collector Malone at the rate
OF so per cent. ad valorein under para
graph Sbs OF the tarin act OF 1913 are
held dutisble at so per cent, ad valorem
under paragraph l67,
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Incoming N~ss~Is-Ry wireless.

Sc Nieup Amsterdam Rotterdam and IA
mouth, 40 miles eart OF sandy Hook a. noon
YESTERDAY
Sc s, Paul. Ltverpool 20 mice RAJ, II
SRrsly Hook ~ : i "
S. Vi Cid. Galves,ou. ~ mtles .outhvrN
Of Diamond shoals At noon
So Zula, Mara aiho. ~ mice south ~
Sandy Hook AZ noon
So Mohawk. Jack %sorvllle /" milc. south
Of Sandy Hook ~ u "
s. Arspshoe, Jacksonville . miles u"rtl
of y johu'- bar ~ : T. VI
- f. Mundo. Galveston. ~ Wt'rs c,st NJ
Galveston bar AZ noon
.. MORO Castle, Vera Cruz. - mlles south
OF sandy Hook a, : 7 NJ
s. Georglan. Prosr'~n, - mile snuitvrs'
of DIAMOND shoals ~ moon
IS Comet. Baton Rouse. = miles .unt' sus'
Of Diamond shoals AZ noon
e. Meiius, Galveston. %, miles "sst ~
Galveston bar AT y, NJ
5. Creole. New Orleans 3" nni's south ~
Jupiter ~ noon
s. III Dis Galveston. u miles south ~
Jupiter a, i 7. N .
- Currier Gusniro. H ui's. s'u' ~
Sandy Hook al : T NJ
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Observation-Disclosures
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
THE

For eastern Now York end New Jersey.
fair to-day and continued cold, fair and
slightly warmer Tomorrow northwest
winds. diminishing and bscsAias variable.
For eastern Psnnsylvani~. fair. continued
rold to-day; incrsssink cioudiness and
somswhat warmer to.morrow; probae,y
SnSS U b. ~sns HGr s.riie %0d'F''' northwest
For New England, fair n continued
cold to-day; fair and scme~hat warmer
and sG.m S.eomin. no yss,s "'"as' o'm'"''h'"s
Fol western New York. fair to-day; In.
cressing clcudiness and arme to.morrow:
NEW YORK. Jan. is-rhs cold wave
eastward and reached the Atlantic coss,
yesterday.
Freezing temperatures prevailed at the
crossed southern Kansas. Missouri and
illinois and large declines IN temperaturs
. .ssST 1s BY u, s,Ss nS,,n~''s winds
Valley the pressure was high over ali part!
Of the country except the plateau and
An area Of depression over those section,
was causing generally higher tsmpsra.
coast ana snow in the extreme Northwsst.
Some snow also fell in the upper Ohio
Valley and lower lake rssions bn, over
In thi. city the day was fair and sroS
ing colder; wind. brisk to hish north.
a. sF ) Z H.. t so'is. r /" 49, ssAs so'is.
Tns tsmPsrs'Iss T. ,si' city y.s.:.day;
shown in the annexed table:
,saaM::'s:' ~ ,sE;HH:":' 'iiSS IL y: \:
Htshess tempersturs. 800. ~ 3soi A. NJ.
Lowest Temperature %. 81 midnisht.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Holland America liner Msdan. sail.
ing to-day for Rotterdam. will take mail
closing at $3.50 A. NJ, for the Netherlands
switzerland. Germany. Austria. Luxem
burg. bulgaria and Turkey.
Tho American liner Phtladeiph1a, saiiins
to-day for Liverpool. will tAke mail, clos
ing at $3.50 A. NJ, for Europe (sxcspt Ger
many, Austria. Hungary. LuEsmourg
Bulgaria, Turkey. the Netheriands. MOI
way, Sweden and Denmark. Africa. Yves
Asia and the East Indies.
The French liner Lafayette. sailing to
day for Bordeaux. will take mail. closinl
at noon. for France. Rumania. Serbia
Switzerland. Italy. Spain. Portugal. Egypt
Greece. British India. British East Africa
Siam, Malta. Gibraltar. Ceyion. strait,
settlements. Dutch East indies. IVES
Australia and Persia.
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BANCO DE IA HABANA.

TNPOETANT OTTNt
The Annual Meeting Of tho Shareholders
Of the above named institution will be held
a, the banking house, :: cuba street.
Havana. on Monday. February 1th, 1916, at
two O'Clock for the t-snssc elton ~ regular
business. and Immediately thereafter a
special meeting vii l.. held for the pur
pose OF modification 81 the bylaws. such
modification In particular to cover Article 4
and other matters yeferred to IN Article Al.
Foreign holders Of hearrr shares NAV de-
pnsi' rhair stock az cast eight days before
N. day o' the meeting MIN the N,t'onsl
,T'y Rank Of Sen YORK sew York tho
Ans o.SoAfh American Rank, London. or
ttr branch ~ he AuE.p-Sou'u American
Rank IN lars. ~ Bnll-Ntrd ,arpucines.
! T. GAEbtS. Chairman.
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MORE UNITED FRUIT SHARES.
stock Increased From &4S 100000
to R1b,OOO,OOO

TRENTON, y. j., Jan, 1.-THE United
Fruit Company flied "A certificate WITH
tho Secretary OF state to-day Increasing
It's authorized capital stock from SN,-
GOO, 900 to 100000. This Increase was
in accordance with "a resolution alop'c!
AT a stockholders meeting on Dec-Eber
-, 1915. At that meeting It wes lie
cided to offer to stockholders OF record
at the close OF business Oh December 20
the right to subscribe at $40 u snare
for l2l,9sl new shares of stock,
The states fee for fllng the certificate
was Sc 5000.
TIT company was incorporated on
March so, 1899. with an authorized capt.
tai stock OF $50. oo0, 900, This was sub
sequently Increased to $%5, 900. 200. Ac.
cording to an annual report f!ed here
on December Q. 1915. the company then
had outstanding stock to the amount of
1884, 900.
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Live stock Market.
FRIDAY, January

FRIDAY. January IL.
Receipts Of beeyes were 2.035 head. tn
Guiding 81 cars for the market. Steers
were in very light supply and steady. bulls
and cows steady to hrm, eight cars ar
rived late but we're about all closed out.
Ordinary to fair steers sold at 81 3b ~ e5
per 100 lbs. oxen at $3.50: bulls at $50
S7,2b; cows at SSnes75. Dressed beef was
In moderate demand at l0h al+ac for city
dressed native sides, "A little extra beef
Receipts OF calves were 70. head, In
Guiding S59 for the market. There was Q
better tone to trade to-day and veaIs were
rated csc. higher: other calves Just about
steady. Common TO choice vesls sold at
s. SO dS i2.25 per 100 lbs cuiis at 16n1s:
barnyNA-Aalyes at Sb5ofts: yearlings at
a. 1gSysg4 calves IN moderate demand
witt S1ty dr11aed vsals selling at l<pIsc. -,
a few a. 1shs.; country drsssed at l2d
isc; dressed bsrnyard and fed calves at
'ksc.ipts Of sheep and lamb. w.r. s,s7s
head. Including 4 ears for the market.
sheep were strong: lambs Just about
steady, quality considered. Common Ia
primc sheep sold At IS 2S per 100 lbs.
ordinary TO prime lambs At n I'll 10,
pressed mutton Arm at lO4lfac, per In.
dressed lambs steady at 1tia Il7Lc.
country dressed dollhouse lambs easier al
Sl2 per carcass.
Guiding half a car for the market, Prices
STTosiLs Per loo lbs; rough. .oIa .!
lie. peg ~: sessuss Pigs at is@ isc.
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THE METALS MARKET.
No Cables From London on Copper
TIN or Lead.

The metal trade was at sea ye,,srdsy.
with no cables from London on copper.
quiet. with producing interests asking AN
iiAc. for cl.ctrolytic, while second hands
again onerei lake and el<ctrolytic at
.Si.c, withou, securing any business of
Importance for either nearby or for future
shipment. Exports OF copper reported yes.
iard,y were 2Gli IONS, making foreign
shipments during the week ended January
~ s.sol tons. since January ! II 05l tons
Imports at Atlantic. ports only since Jan.
.,llo tons matte and 800 tons ores.
Tin was dull but steady al Ella Tor
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rise. III ~ Sun .e,. IN Moon act. ! 20 y
HioH WATER This DAY.
s.na,px An =. An Hail o.,. M
Low WATER This DAY.
s.ndyA'.. % an n Gov. Is. II AZ 3! He'll Cat. 4, a.
Arived-FRiDAY. January H.,
80 Marthara. Z A. NJ, Huclva, Dec y,
So Moorish Prince. I'm A. NJ. Bordeaux,
s. Tamaho. r:S p N Thursday. Hui.
s. Han. Jensen. IL p NJ. Thursday. As,.
e Gclombis, gag r y. HAITI. JAMS
e Psloms. $40 A. NJ Nipe, Jan. 4.
IS samashcy. 1856 A.. M. Puerto MeHics.
S.. Looland. I A. NJ. rrontssa. Jan. 8
IS III OC1dcnte. Galveston. Jan. D.
Sc Ci,y Of Columbus, Savannah, Jan. n
g Hamilton. Norfolk. Jan 10.
So City Of Lincoln. Boston. Jan. is.
Sc Lewis X. Thurlow. Boston. Jan. u
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
IS Dryden, at Manchester.
Sc Bermludian. nj Bermuda.
Is Stockholm, At KirkwalI
SIS F1oridian. al Bordeaux.
SIS Carolina, At San Juan.
SAILED FOR NEW YoRk
Sc California. nom Glasgow.
So Maraval. from Grenada
Sc Metapan, from Havana.
So Maracaibo. from Marscaibo
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CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

January ?. 1918.
Ths annual meeting ~ the .tockholders
OF this Company 'cr the election o. Trus-
tees 20 serve during the ensuing year will
be he'd al this orice MONDAY. January
-. 1916. Polls will BE- open from /: NJ
TO / L NJ. Trausfsr books viii close
Saturdsy. January S. 1915. at l.. NJ. and
reopen TUESDAY, January -. 1915.
II A. CARTER. secretary.
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spot. rn- steamship CIV ~ Liucoln, iron,
the straits. has arrived o. Sow York WITH
ei3 tons. making to'a arrival e. Unite D
state. porte since January I 500 tone
Spelter was IN good demand ana
stronger, with spot holi - l7.e I,n
IL ANA March a. 49, '"rou.i qunr''
delivery a. ltlsc, p,r pound
Lead was wv and "a-y, WIN "n,r''=
and 50, New Nuik IA, 'rls' ur'.
remained ncmlnajiy unchanged 81 .."
Ne" York and 5s.t.c EiS, - i.uIi
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julius kANStR 4 90.

A regular quarterly dividend OF on. and
,hree quarters p"r cent. nN'el upon the
f1rSi PREFERRED stock and the Second Pre-
fas been declared, payahi" February list,
1915, to the holders Of record of such stock
at me close ut business on January 20, 1915.
Dividend checks NIL lee forwarded III
Guaranty Trust company OF Saw York.
EDWIN :. BAYER secretary.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 1.-THE cruisers
Baltimore and Dubuque, tugs Patspsco,
Yanktou and Sonosns. mine ship San Fran.
cisco and collier Lebanon at Culebra
cruiser New Orleans a. san Diego; trans
por, Prairie a. cape Haytien gunbost
raleigh at Mare Island,
submarines G-i, CO. and "a sailed from
New London for New York yard: sub.
marin" III from san PEDRO Tor Mare
island; tug Iroluc.s from san Pedro for
Mare Island. collier Mara from San Diego
for Bilhoa.
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chickens were actively sought for. Fancy
ducks ana geese very scarce. Prices:
turkeys. Western. spring. fair to good.
?2h 2Sc. sraldrd, fancy, ctu e6c poor,
lsu lsc. Texas, fair To good. e2N .ao.
Fowls, fresh. Western, dry picked, boxed.
so lbs. and over. Nsc Western scalied,
large. lebc. Chickens. fresh nearby. =
and Z lbs. to pair. asa soc Western,
milk fed, s and 8 lbs, lsc,; dry picked,
corn ted. 5 and i lbs. 1914 ul7c. Old
BOOSTERS. l3iac, Squads, prime, white. 10
lbs TO dozen. IS so 1913: . lbs. S:5:
: lbs, o..
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AETNA EXPLOSIVE, COMPANY nc

~" . ''''' ''r'''' Ne" YORK 'lty' y Y
January s. 1915.
Tho Board Of Directors hay. this dsy
declared the regular quarterly dividend o.
~ % on tn" Preferred Stock OF this Com.
pany, payable January %, 1915, TO stock.
holders Of record January 90, 1915.
Checks viii be meil-d
F T. BELIN. Treasurer
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK or
TIE (ITN OF NkM YORK.

New York. January IAN. 1915
~ the annual meeting OF the stockhoiders
Of this Bank held on the IIth instant, tho
following named gentlemen we're duly
elected Directors for the ensuing year:
William Barbour W D. Lln,ry Kountse
Henry X Cars. Francis I Maxwell
J. william Clark f"i"lh T. Merrill
James NJ Douall IIsuusi III tnWH
James +. Fargo John i RL.r
r Hayward Ferry william Rock TELLER
William Halls. Ir w Enlen Roosevelt
william De \. Haynes Elijah i NTH
Henry W. Howe william v :, 1horne
Ernest Is~lin william Woodward
Arthur Curtiss James Samuel Woolverton
Al a meeting OF the Directors held this
day the following officers we're unanimously
re elected: Mr.. william Woodward. Presi-
dent; Messrs. E Hayward Ferry and
Samuel WoolNertOu. Vice Presidents.
ELMER T.. WHITAKER. Cashier.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. ~ stewart Warner con.
tinled to he the feature. showing n good
advaiH'e nom the previous close. Sears Roc
buck was a little irnier. Other issues were
rather quiet hut steady Bond market re.
ncced a good demand The summary
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C~OrTONSEED OIL.

The market reacted on prntt tskins ana
With lard crude oil Was firm, With a
large business on thu basis OF J. some
liberal export inquiries have been received
recently but no. much business was con,
cludeJ, due to tho difficulty IN arranging
freights. No tenders were reported yester.
day,
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These navy orders were Issued:
Iieutenant-C Commander II N. Grisvold,
from command ~ III. Colorado TO Puget
Sound.
Iieutsnsnt- Commander II. NJ Defress
from Department Of Ordnance 20 the Saval
I,~autcrant. Commander n @ g parrow,
from bureau Of Steam Engineering to navi-
gator on the Pennsylvania
Lieut. Il 4 S~pruance, from newport
News Shlpbui'ding Company, Newport
News, 20 the Psnnsylvsnia
Lieut.. y !. Saxer, from the Trippe to
Nswport Sewe shipbuilding Company, New
Ensign G. W. Nelson, from the Louisiana
to the San Francisco.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Jan. lt-These army
orders were Issued to-day;
Major r. NJ. ~Thornbure NJ. C.. to walter
Reed Genera Hospital. Washington, D 6.
First Lieut. T.. z steever Sd, Eleventh In.
rauiry. designated as representative oil
A.sisian, Secretary OF War on executive
committees Of National Rife Association OF
America, -
Philippines,
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UNION TRUST COMPANY or NEW YORK.

10 B~rOadway, January 9th, 1915.
In accordance with the terms Of the Ten
nessee Coal. Iron and Railroad %Company's
pany, a. Trustee. dated July LIST. 1901, the
sum OF seventy thousand ninety seven and
e2-l00 Dollars te70. Os7a2l has been paid to
this Company to he invested In the pur.
chase OF bonds OF said issue for the sinking
Fund.
Notice 10 hereby given that sealed pro-
poHAls for the sale OF said bonds to the
amount that. the above named sum will
purchase will he received at the once Of
the UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. No. so Broadway. and opened at
noon January 18Th. 1916.
II 10 within the discretion Of the Trustee
what bonds II shall purchase provided the
price does not exceed lo5 with accrued In.
terest.
Interest 20 cease January 18th, 1915.
CSrOS TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
TRUSTEE