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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20

Rservad 10 Zelda Marcus tmtge $4,000 :
Oct - 81 address. 3i4 West 9ith II.
9GTH ST. - West. fiN1oo. Jacob bes ,L-
uaid 20 RAY Hishberg tmts SS5.VOul ort -
81. address 81 West l42d e.
tOsp ST. f.s west /; ST. brk iCAi00. Ada
r Richards to sherman X Foote 'mtS Ssuool 3
S.pt 2S Sfl go, address. 20 West lV'd 81
rfeTU ST. % s. - N of lst ave. 35Xldo.
vfnrenzu ,'uiti t0 salvatore Soract. an liens
oct 10. 500 address -" East 18Th So
Ia3D ST. e3o West -5xg9. solomon stern
to irene 81 B.obst 'mts N-5.Ooo, sept II
500. addr, rs. $40 New YORK ave. br"'Hi,i-
TIE BRoNN
RpyA>T AVE. s. $50 70 Of f5-d 80. &oN
LOO. William n ID north to Marion lLman
,mtg Ss.0o0l. oct Is. 81. address -" East
liOtE st
BAssFoEu AVE. 2-lN and 100 I' ,.',l 5,
irrog. Phelau Bros Coustrurtlou 90 =" ''"H
DrakqrI lmtg $50 uD0I. oct IL. >loo' dd-
dress SODA WoodIawu Road.
CALDWELL. AVE. c s. fo6 ~ of To-. p
ST. J5x lugs irreg. Fanny Gru'u 10 Jonas ~ -"
aud Bernhard Meyer. pct ~ ."'E H'''''
CATLDWEI Do. AVE- . r.. $50 n ot I""ul
st igOx half block. Benjamin j Wen N
Jonas Wei. ail liens, OCT Is 500" adaF.ss %
Bcolimar ST.
DEvOE AVE. s. south OF l77th ST. -uus
liOx 519X l0uX ~ 'o-. contain
ing l.21Gl 1cres. the CRY ana ,'th's
tract 90 to William " Astor. sept :. 81 an
dress. London England.
TNTEENALE AVE 90 cor 18Th 81. siz1S.
O.'ouuuI Construction Co 20 Maria ~ 'ph
nor. Oc, l9. 81 address. l27o Boston Road.
LYON AVE. q s. - % of Parker ave- 2'N
100. Edwin Z Jones FOO Elizabeth O. Fonda
sept - mtg s. oooi. 500. address l4l9
Parker &c.
LOT I5t. map 2n OF J-uiouport. Edwin g.
Jorns fp GEORGE 'osf1r. sept T. 'miG Nt"'"' O.
500. address i922 Fast t77th ~
lot aG map 2f7- r.ohbauer Park. Eliza
berh u.akard 10 John ID pr2Sard' '-t u,
500. address @U44 Woodlswn Road
LOT sG man 100. Lohpauer Park and lots
fH o. map Harrington estate. sine TO
TneI4u Bros Construction 60 mtg S-.uuui D.
uet u.s. 500. address. 1910 webster aF"
LOTT o to e. parcel r.. map subdivision
estate of William p ogden. ~ HiRhorl0g" F,
lHwn.nh construction ~ Io InIanI n....''7
'n 600. address 5o7 East fremont avenue.
JACKSON AVE. SO 81. Is 70 ~ 1891 ST. Do
- Sadie Goldman t0 Louis Lip1r1Ifz. sept Z.
$40 address. @l6 East ISfh 81.
LOTS 30 70 ~ map part BsthFato estate.
~lI'uaN Realty 60 900 Hudson Realty 60. tmtE
So ooo, 0rt 20 800. address, ~ Broadvs,-
Lot o. map section . Bronx Ter-ac@. Isiio--s
Phillips t9 Marie rzsf.a ,mtz S21W. AuS z,
zion. address. 136 East iii'h 7t
lot ~. map Br9rz Terrace. irving Fsait, 30
address SO East l64fh
LOTS 80 AMI ls8 map Hunter estate. The
Bronx Hudson Rose 90 f1 Fred feua7. J-t
~ address - East t25tH sU
MORRIS Park AVE. Do 3. ie5 f. VI ~ White
d4tot-ire 1r e. Hattie rsudErer- f1 william
lanIere5e mtg SS.ooo. p~r Is 500. address.
sol East fe9'h st
MILFORD AVE- u.s. 100 % Of Libby en- -
400. RiIett Jacobsen to Christian Svens1u.
sept q 800 address 1925 Appleton ave.
ROsEDALE AVE 1910. Elizabeth saaths 70
Mar Slsra-cF mtg 81 iooi. Oct rs. 600. al
dress so East I'D at
ROAD from West chester Zoo East chester. r.
o.s srJ o. map 10 H3ight a' Vss' -nesffr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
UWith name and address Of grantee
Interest . per cent unless otherwise stated.
OCTOBER Is

Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
OCTOBER Is
MANHATTAN
-, GREENWIcH IT. 81; ocs ID. YRS; Ellen Ellen
90, 5000. address. 1870 Broadway
LUDLOW ST 3d. 25xso: ,0ct II; yr . per
$500. address. 500 West 10th ST.
TRINITY PL so. store lease. May 3. 1910.
iue Apr.' q gl2 q per cent. Mteas &c -d u KAY
10uh 10 ~ vile Fl Beans notes. 5000, al
BOTH ST. 40 and 40 East. . sty brG 5ozlo0
.uri.I mtg s-.i.JuUI. Dcr 10. 'nstals. per cont.
Abraham Jacobs 90 Louis Wolf. 81 40 &C. ad-
-rass. 81 East S7,A ST.
GOTH ~r % 81. 344 p e Of lst ave 50xiOo. aud
ioua2 ave. w f.. - r. OF 1ltth 50. 2jNloo prior
mtg Sg OOH. Oer iG. vre. per cent. same 70
David raEor. s." 600. address lO9 East S1st SO.
1IsT~H sr. aa5 and So East. 57xloo r-ior mtg
non q.
list sr 3 Yves. 52sso: oct, z. 3 zrss,, q.
man. $1,000. address. Babylon. Long Island.
THE BECNX.
BROOM AVE. 70 cor of So Paul POI. 77z10o
not i'. Jan i'. 1912. per r"n' Nltr1on i'm
dress lo3 West i3Jtn &c.
BRYANT AVE O. s.. go ft d. Of 1921 ST. 2OzI00.
oct ~ prior mtg 5000. SITS. per cent.
Marion LmaH TO William II D. North $500 a4-
dress. "a" Iuup'un H-
CLAY AVE- 1909 iozS6 oct D. o ve. Mar
napc fro German Savings Bank. $4,000, address.
100 East i+-H ST.
CLAY AVE 1907. lsx>6N lreg. g grs. ge, IS.
NarrIua = L1tsh r1 George ~crwegier 5000.
address. 1872 Franaliu ave.
CEDAR AVE. ~ 81. lots 23o ana 80 map la
coma PARK 5ozloo pc, ~ ~. Ls, cent.
dress. l-O6 Brook ave.
HAVEN AVE. a. 100 n OF iI0tH SO. Z5x
Ir3 tarIor mtg 5000. due as per bond. William
o. Ree1er to Edgar luuer. 5000 address 7Ol
Madison ava
JEROME AVE. Do s ecr of Fordnam ave. Ok
l-f. D., '". due as per bond Settle Lynch {.
Ttt,, Guarantee and TaGst Go. $4,000. address.
l1b BROADWAY
LOTS &c. Is aua 90. map Tiemaru tract. due
ass per bond. Drr lG. sophie Wernl f0 Jacob >
.ar.o.ao. $1,000" address, Lawrence" Long
Island.
LOTS 6o and 81. map loabauer Paris. 1c. 49,.
schmidt fo August JaSe. slloo
LOTS c3 AND 90. map Same. oct 30. % yrs. 5i7
per cent. same 90 same $500 address laos ~
MORRIS PARK AVE u 81. 100 q, o OF White
Plains .I. -5NN-. aI t.." tu plot so ff wide
rn east. o', q. quo ar per bond. Hattie A
our. address, i7G Broadway.
MORRIS PARK AVE. s.. 80 70 OF White
Plains afo. -aJ'I 1.t is aue a. per bond
Same fn same xo'o
MORRIS TARk I'VE IS 2l 70 "a OF White
Plains Road. 25Va" oet o., dus a. uer bond.
same aud Anton l-ullr.hr ra Same. S6.5n'. adj
..,.. .....- .
'' .'' ..lE ....i. ~ d.. +. -. ''" p. ". " .''
.."..- ..'. ~. az. que .". lu -. woe
.-'- gN. '.I
s. -Ou Address IN Morris ra-. are
....... .,... .,... -.-
I,D7' III. -. -'...' ''a'' .N.',. ...t -
90. I'i 30 .ualt..'''...-. .' '. ..''.lo
'i'l 49, ~. --. fi-t. 3. w.
''.'.
-rEEBINs AVE. r 81. 1858 n. o of lt7.r So --N
ItN. aug li' at per Noli. w '.'li .a llt. ..N
10 rue ia il..rr a"- -r''7. ''' '"'''". 40
II'-'' 100 hi'''""'
mtg Nl- Sod. Irt u que Jan %. lfl-. per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20

1891 SITS. triangular plot: Consolidated Chan
deiier 90 agt Gerieit Meyer Constructor Co.
Oct H. 1911 Si.70O
18Th ST. No 337 East: Marx Harris art
August n Drucker 81 al. Oct 10, 1911: s1fs
AVE ID. No 10 y. Bernstein a. Berns,ein
AIT Louis Schafer 81 al. July 3. 1911: $50.
HUGHES AVE. s. 100 n of 1sgth 81.
struction CO q al July u. 1911 10y bona)i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
ERATlONs
MANHATTAN

DIST -T "a west. 20 p s.- End easement
dug. Or " q King 40 West Ass owner =
S -chiid - Broadwsy sr-rifscf $500
PARK AVE Lexington ave. 1871 and S7tn 80
block. % I sly srn10ry. trustees ~ I-r Reg
mont Amor premises owner. r r Robinson.
III Madison ave. arrIiIe-- 81. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20

Reoister! This IS the third day Of
-eoisfrat,or. Polls open from 7 z. m.
70 10 Q. m To- morrow IS the last day
and YOU may be unable 20 register then.
The only safe way IS to get your name on
the books to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
Official observations 81 United States weather
bureaus taken al p. M. yesterday follow.

to.al Oihrial Record THE foIo..ul official
record from the Weather Bureau shows t,e
changes boz the temperature for tho Iast went,
four hours. IN comparison Win The correspond
Ing date OF last tczr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

ST NICHOLAS AVE n - coz i77'h 81. ~ d
xioO LAWYERS Raalrv 20 loans Msl-t' Rss'-
/ 90 SfTn ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20

lIigueaf temperature etfrr0sH 90 0@grsel tsr
a. r "a lov-sst ~ 4rersEe - arsraps for
rorrsspcndins d8ts ifst f~sr. - srsrtEs for
rresrordirg dsts Isff fnirff three rssrs a
Io~-I f0r.r-ff rfrf@hit. rain fn.i fsfr az.
urdz. nfodsrafs nrrfh r tUf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
PEAL ESTATE.

TO LeT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
AT THE LOWEST RENT ~ MANHATtA.
Entire block bounded tr Green's. .f asni..f
ten Morton and Barrow SIS JAMES n. ~, -
4tIANE so pine ST. CO., .2Tf John. rr VIZ r.
ETLptTETCN. al DE hu-ILla - 80 --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20

Western New York fair to-day. Saturday fair.
cooler. light variable winds becoming west ana
northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

ll'Ifr rsue tud address ~ lender stf1rrr,.I
OCTOBER 10
NArH ATTAIN
ETVtrW A. cor fostI 3D. %. ltfrf ,r
rGtf0.t March rH lnns t5eorrt Oh Hall ~
Dr, Dock -svinT- lnauution f3l o0o attcr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

81 PARK PLACE. NEAR NEW YORK ATr-
rus. r0nv section. modern swell front rss
de.er. parquctta doors electric lights. Fou.'
consider small property or lots on account
GILBERT ELLIOTT. - court a.. BrooAlyn-
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
200 ACHES. ALI. KINDS FRUIT. SET7
houses and farm buildings Running WAFER %
almost all buildings. brook $500.
200 acres. elevation 100 feet. me Fl'N /.
c.fStHIs. running water. room house, ~.
summer resort. $500 ,,oo
40 acres. 50 room hou~ running water S-s""
Z INK CHATHAM y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20

rhf-hltN lOFf WI -
Ocssr4 .o1s taksn a. Z o. r 18Th msndsn Time Ar
rfestlrc rccgCcc t0 SEA EVE.
seoa continuous ines pass through points ol equal ar
pressure
sotlefrs dotted mes psss through points q sqla TEN
5-zufs drawn ory FOR zero ireezing - anc lO degrees
= Gear , PARTY Cloudy . Co1oy K Rain. snow.
NJ g,ror r-iss.-e Arrows fly with me wind
First hges acsif iemDe nature second l4-houf pfclp-
isfor OF Oh s.r or more Ter "a hours ending p m yes-
fefuaf fnd N1d velocity Nhen ly OF mote rifles per houi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20
IN LIE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday At the New York Real Estate
Exchange salesroou. Nos. u and Is Vesev
1furat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-20

SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
HEApHu sci AVE. EdEs-ombs ays. i4-d %
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19
COTTON MARKET
BARELY STEADY
BY Associates Press.

New York, Nov. 1S.-Cotton opened
steady at an advance of 3apoints to a de-
cline of point and showed very little
feature during the early trading. Liver
pool was shade better than due. which
caused some covering as it suggested that
the reported curtailrnent in Manchester
on account of troubles in China was of
little immediate Importance and gener-
ally speaking business was in the way
of evening up for over the week end, and
the census report on Tuesday Fluctua-
lions after the call were irregular with
December relatively easy on reports that
shipments in this direction were increas-
ing and that the Concentrated long lines
had been considerably reduced and the
general market ruled about 2 to points
net lower.
Around the middle Of the morning
shorts began to put out fresh lines in
moderate way on the forecast of fair
weather over Sunday for the cotton
region. Prices responded to the pressure
in rather grudging way, but the small
decline that was brought about was suffi-
Gent to scare out weak longs and their
offerings helped along the bears Houses
with New York connections had good
selling orders to fiji and It was the gossip
of the floor that certain traders In the
New York market were heavy sellers
here. At the lowest, of the morning
prices were to points under yester-
DAVIS final quotations
The market closed barely steady with
prices net 1 point higher to points
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19
CHICAGO GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS
BY Associates Press.

Chicago. Nov 1s-An increasing de-
mand at Liverpool for forward shipments
helped bring about frmness here today
In the market for wheat. Smaller receipts
at winter wheat markets in the United
States tended also to give prices a lift.
The opening here was 1-S@1-4 to $50
Lee higher. May started at S1.00 3-8 to
100 5-8, the same change from last night
as. the list. taken altogether. After
touching $1.oo Ia, the price rallied to
Corn suffered from lack of support. The
chief reason was better weather except
IN the extreme eastern part of the belt.
t9 81 3-497-8 and then recovered to
: Oats traders were guided by the course
of corn. Business was light. May start
ed shade lower at so 1-S, receded to
~ 7-8c and rallied to so 1-8
In the provisions crowd, buyers backed
away from all offers. The chief influence
was decline at the yards. Initial sales
showed drop of 1905 to 15c with May
delivery $16.75 to 1877 Ia for pork,
957 liz for lard, and S.75 to SIT IL for
ribs.
Cash:
Wheat-No 2. s7@ss; No. 2, hard, LOO
@Io4; No. l. northern. 1.os@1.11; No. 2,
Los; velvet chaff, so@1.o5; durum. 90
Corn-No. 2, old, 7s@1-s; No. 2, white.
Old. rs 1-2@77; No. 2. yellow, old, rs H.
oats-No. 2. white. 40 1-4@5o; standard,
48 3-4@49 1-2.
Clover-13. 100000
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STOCK MARKET
CLOSES HEAVY
BY Associated Press.

New York, Nov. 1S.-Stocks remained
almost stationary at the opening today.
The demand was light and trading was
listless. The largest changes were an
advance of Ia by Lehigh Valley and a
decline OF an equal amount by United
States Steel
Special stocks were lifted substantially,
particularly Union Pacific and the Copper
group but the general market showed lit
tie spirit. When profits were taken in
the leaders the whole list fell back. Ac-
tive liquidation in the Wabash securities
accumulated the decline Wabash yielded
1, preferred, 3-4, and the per cent.
bonds IA.
The market closed heavy Attempts
to mark up prices were abandoned when
it became apparent the recoveries were
being utilized to dispose of stocks. Pro-
fessional selling was also prompted by
the r1lliES of the court against the beef
packers in Chicago.
The active list generally was fraction
ally below yesterdays close.
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ARRESTED ON
! AFFIDAVIT OF
W|FE'SMOTHER
HARRY ?. SLATER is CHARGED
WITH NOM SUPPORT, BUT WAS
ACCOMPANIED BY WIFE AT
TIME OF ARREST.

According to the statement of the
officer making the arrest and of 9TH
ers around the county Jail last night,
peculiar circumstance occurred
when Harry F. Slater, { well known
young man, was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Rupert, just as he was enter
ing a moving picture show in company
with his wife The warrant on which
he was arrested charges him with nom
support, but was, apparently, as great
a surprise to his young wife as it
was to Slater, the affidavit having
been made by the young mans
mother in-law.
Mrs. Slater is said to have accom-
panied her husband to the Jail and to
have made an effort to secure bail for
him and to have been much distress ed
because of his arrest. The officers at
the jail say Slater handed what money
he had in his pockets to his wife be-
fore being locked ND and that the
couple acted as though they are de-
voted to each other in every way.
Both of them are said to have made
the statement that they have been
married a little less than a year and
that they have been perfectly happy
during that time and the wife seemed
even more indignant than the husband
because of his arrest.
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TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE
DEEDS RECORDED IN THE OFFICE
OF THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT SHOWING cHAf aiNc OF
OWNERSHIP OF PROPERTY.
Furnished daily by the Title Guarantee

Furnished daily by the Title Guarantee
Company November IS, 1911. Deeds:
Lucy E. Sims ct al to Lucy Ellen Simms
MNNE t5A OF sW4, Section Township 4.
North, Range 81 West-s1.0o and other
good and valuable considerations.
F: J. Muller to Arl1ie G. Hinote-Lot
IL, Block 50, New City-s635.0o.
j. B; Cooper to Trustees Missionary
S Sapt1st Church.112-acre in Cooper Tract
H c: jacob e J. e. Grimlar-Lots 5
and I, Block ''F," La Rua Grant--S5o. 90.
"a Dallas saa u LAM BIC, Go, to " H; c4stlOs1Lets
lands-s1o0.00 and other good and valu-
able considerations.
Bessie B. Wilson ct al by Special Mas
ter to L. p. Brooks-$100.0 90 part of Sec
ton IL: Township South, Range so
Bessie B. Wilson ct al by Special Mas
ter to L. E. Brooks-Lot 10, Block Is,
Maxent Tract-s4oo.OO;
Lands Corporation-Undivid f-2 inter
est in VIZ of Wa Lots IL to II. Block
IS, Belmont Tract--$1.Oo and other good
and valuable considerations.
McDavid- Hyer Co., to Nettie s. Whit
field-Undivided 1-2 interest in Wa of
VIZ Lots II to II, Block IS, Belmont
Tract-$1. 90 and other good and valuable
Pensacola Farm Lands Corporation to
Nettie 8. Whitfield-Undivided 1-2 inter-
est in WIZ of Wa Lots IL to II, Block
10, belmont Irdcl-Sl.VU ana otner gOOQ
and valuable considera tions.
Executors of Emily c. Wright to Jas.
Thempson-Lot Is, Block 1870. East King
Tract-$S0.00
Southern States Lumber Co.. to PEN
sacoia Investment Co.-NWA Section "a.
WA. VIZ OF Ek, NEA OF .EA. sen
Of SEA, Section %. Township 8 North,
Range SO west-s1.0o and other good and
valuable considerations.
Same to Same-Sh OF SWk Section
IS, WE Section 81, SEA, So OF NEK
Section 90. Township J North, Range 81
West-$1.oo and other good and valuable
considerations.
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ALLEGED THAT
He MURDERED
SP|R|O KATAK
WILL JONES is NOW HELD FOR
MURDER OF THE GREEK AND
ed. DoNAHoo, WHITE, IS RE.
LEASED FROM CUSTODY.

It was learned late last night that
Will Jones, a negro, is being held in
the county jail on the charge of muir
dering Spiro Katak. the Greek who
was killed several weeks ago in his
store in the northern section of the
city, and the evidence against him is
said to be so conclusive that Ed.
Donahoo, the white man arrested on
this charge a week or two ago, was
Immediately released.
The negro, Jones, has been I'm the
county Jail for two or three days, but
this fact was only known to some of
the officials up to last night, his arrest
having been kept secret because of the
lack of some important links in the
testimony. which. 1t Is now claimed.
have been obtained.
Will Jones was employed as a
Waterman in the day time at the
chalk factory at Goulding, near where
the murder was committed.
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IMPROVING
CHASE STREET
CITY Is NOW BUILDING SHELL
ROAD ON THIS THOROUGH
FARE, EAST OF ALcANIz
STREET.

Among the many street improve
ments that are being done under the
direction of the board OF public works,
the most noticeable is the work now
being done on Chase street, east from
Alcaniz street. This is one of the
worst stretches of street in the city
and the work now being done on 1t is
the first effort on the part Of the city
to improve 1t.
The Improvement consits Of shell
road and grass plots. which Is being
done under the supervision. of Street
Superintendent Dan. Jones. Several
inches of sand has also been removed
from ne cement walks which~were re-
Gently built along that stretch Of
street.
The work which has already been
accomplished has caused many COM
pilmentary remarks to be made fer the
obard Of public worsk.
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LIVERPOOL Market.

Liverpool, Nov. 1S.-Closing: Cotton
can middling, fair, SIS; good middiing,
$40: middling, 5.22: low middling, SIP:
good ordinary. 4.9S: ordinary, AIS. Sales
of the day We're 1000 bales, of which 800
were for speculation and export, and in
cIuded 300 American. Receipts $4,000
bales, including 1880 American.
Futures opened and closed quiet and
steady. November, sos; November-De-
cember, 500 L.; December January,
500; January February, 4.99; February
March, 500 Ia; March-April, sol 1-2;
April May, sos 1-2; May-June, sos;
June-July, sos IL; July-August, 5.o7 IL;
October, sos; October November, 5.o4
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NOTICE.

Montgomery, Ala, Oct. %, 1911.
State Aid Board:
Bids will be received by the Court Of
County Commissioners of Escambia Coun-
ty, Alabama, in their Office at Brewton,
Ala, until IL o'clock November goth, 1911,
for grading, draining and surfacing with
gravel approximately 9 miles Of road.
The right is reserved to reject any and
all bids. Certified check Of $4,000 re-
w. S. KELLER
nov5oaw4w State Highway Engineer.
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NAVAL STORES
MARKET FIRM

Savannah, Ca, Nov. 1s-The spirits of
turpentine opened firm this morning. be-
ing posted at AL to A H. with no
ments 179 casks and stocks 37,737 casks.
Close was firm at AL with sales of
532 casks. The rosin market opened firm
and closed firm with slight advances in
lower grades. No sales were posted on
the opening, but 2810 barrels were sold
on the close. Receipts were 1907 barrels,
shipments $50 barrels and stocks 9S, PA
barrels.
The market was posted as follows on
the opening:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-19
Many Scottish Rite
Masons to Meet Here
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Phelps; A Plain Gold Band.
Fifteenth degree-God is Love, Shell
ley; / VIII Call Upon Thee, Buck;
Jerusalem, soprano solo; Love Divine.
duet, Stainer.
Eighteenth degree-Organ Pastoral,
Handel; Guide Me o Thou Great Je-
hovah, tenor solo. Flotow: Faith, Hope
and Charity, Mcdonald; Onward
Christian Soldiers.
Twenty first degree-German, Bohe-
milan. Polish, Italian Ode to Liberty,
English, See the Conquering Hero
Comes. French; March; Dead March.
Twenty fifth degree--Organ.-
Thirtieth degree-Organ; Master
Masons Ode, Pleyel; Organ; Organ;
Thirty-frst degree-Song of the
Silent Land. Ambrose.
Thirty second degree - Onward
Christian Soldiers; Praise God From
Whom All Blessings Flow; The Star
Spangled Banner; America; Onward
Christian Soldiers.
Petitions.
Brethren desiring to receive the in
structive lessons taught in our beau
tiful degrees make application at once
to the secretary or some member of
the rite. Each petition must give the
recommended by two members of the
body to which the application is made.
Sc 80 Qualifications.
y The only necessary qualification for
the Scottish Rite degrees is to be an
affiliated Master Mason in good stand
ing and a resident of Florida. If lodge
membership is held outside of Florida,
certificate of good standing or receipt
for dues must accompany the petition.
1t is expected that each applicant for
the degrees will forward his petition
to the secretary prior to December IL,
1911.
Fees for the Degrees.
Lodge of Perfection, 4th degree to
14th degree, inclusive. including
morals and dogma and ring, fees SGT.
annual dues 81; Chapter of Rose Croix.
18th degree to 18th degree, fees SIS,
annual dues 81; Council of Kadosh,
18th degree to S0th degree, inclusive,
fees $50, annual dues 81; Consistory,
31st and 50 degrees, fees $3.50. an
pual dues 81; total, fees SaSS.50, an
nual dues 81.
1t is not required that the degrees
IN all of the different bodies shall be
taken at one session. A candidate
may stop at the close of any one body.
if It is not convenient to proceed
farther.
Handsomely executed patents Tin
Latin and English) will be furnished
TO all new members who attain the
32nd degree. They are issued under
the seal of the supreme council of the
southern Masonic Jurisdiction Of the
United States of America.
Special to Candidates.
y Candidates must report to the class
director at the Masonic Temple ut
1880 p. m. on Tuesday. December 18th.
for the purpose of enrolling and pre-
pairing for the class entrance
Brethren in charge of degrees will
be expected to see that their assist
ants are prepared to perform their
parts.