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The sun., 1913-11-12

Among the inactive shares which hav ,
given evidence OF liquidation Lehgh Val
ley Is conspicuous. This stock sold down
10 li4'S Oh Monday, or fall OF Ga
points in Il few days. Yesterday II failed
To- salvage what partial recovery followed
and actually equalled the low Of the pre-
c.ding session The weakness Of IN.
stock Is especially remarked because /;
will shortly sell ex dividend per cent.
Lehigh Valley. aside from Union Pacific.
IS the only American railroad stock which
pays an annual dividend Of 10 per cent.
otherwise the two are entirely disslmila r
In practically all respects. hut lately they
have sold about level with each other.
Since Saturday. however. Lehigh Valley
has fallen rather sharply behind although
-uperfirially II might be- argued that u
comparison OF the attractions OF the two
favored the stock ~ AN Eastern line and
"A member OF the aristocratic anthracite
group. The poor support given to Lehgh
may result from n temporary market con-
dition. hut Il is causing the street 10
wonder whether there may not be- some
especial reason behind II. II Is questionei
among other things whether the road may
not have some connection hitherto over
looked with the latest Government suit
against the Reading.
The sun., 1913-11-12
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET
New Haven's New Role.

Speculative trading In New Haven
stock and the new convertibies has be-
come prominent feature. Recent de-
relopments have resulted In a big in
crease In the floating supply Of the stock
ana daily transactions have grown ac-
cordingly. The persistent selling Of tho
STOCK Is only little more remarkao ole
than the continued buying demand 70
that even when the stock moves to a new
low price there Is u good demand every
eighth down The source Of this demand
is probably largely accounted for by the
presence OF big short interest. The
chargc or premium for borrowing pur-
poses In the loan crowd is much more
significant incident than II used to be
wneh the hoating supply In the Street
was almost infnitesinial. Current deal
ihes IN the stock are more largely specu-
iatlVe than they ever have been before
III history. II Is said that speculative
sales run about 500 shares to every 100
shares or real stock coming to market.
III might be argued that discriminating
investment purchases were likely at this
level on the ground that New Haven
was so good In the past that IL must
inevitably regain something OF its former
prestige In time. but current uncertainty
over the dividend rate would suggest that
there ~ no Immediate hurry for such buy.
lng In the case OF the convertibjes. %.
when $l.O6i.000 changed hands yester.
daE' dealings are In the nature Of thing.
almost wholly speculative. Speculation
III thcm is encouraged by the fact that
selling when issued" they have neither
10 he borrowed nor paid for until nnai,v
brought out. II ever.
The sun., 1913-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COnee Closes 3! to ~ Points Lower
ON WenkMess Abroad.

coffee prices closed 81 10 a. points
lover Yesterday for III. actiN" months on
sales OF l@s.150 bags with most of the
transactions confined to March and May.
The market was lower at the start and
ruled at all times below the closing level
OF the day before. The close was near the
low for the day.
The opening decline Of IS to 2l points
resulted from scattered liquidat ion follow
ing lower prices in Brazil and in Europe.
Both the Rio and Santos markets were
lower Primary receipts continued in
liberal volume.
Cost and freight offers Were 20 to 80
points heloN the figures of the previous
day. Bears said that in their opinion
the Santos crop would total 10000
bags in place OF previous estimates OF
5000, 600 and 100000 bags
The Havre market opened to ~ fr
lower and closed . to "a fr. lower Ham
burg started a. to pfg. lower and
closed ~ to q. pfg lower Rio No. {,
was zoo rcis lower at $3.50. At Santos
No. was 200 reis lower at $500. White
No : there was also 200 reis lower at
5si0O. Rio and Santos receipts for two
days totalled $4,000 bags. against $4,000
last year, Sac paulo had $1,000 against
$4,000. and Jundiahy 1000 against $4,000
New York and New Orleans ware
house deliveries of Brazilian coffee on
Monday totallcd 3i.s,3 bags. against
27.S00 on the same day last week.
The sun., 1913-11-12
SEES PLEA FOR RATE INCREASE.
Wall street Believes This VIII Dr
Result Of Wage Raisc.

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$50. ., "'' II, .,a, - 60,
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un,,,d ,rcraasa ,ho hurd.n ~ ,b, svst,.r,
Eror, ,bo ,e,co -, proside,, ~ c
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,ha foi,nu,r, ,,,,.r,o,, 600. i.suo,
"i, /. .s,imatod ma, tho ,ward ,us.
The sun., 1913-11-12

\ recent ruling OF the Stock Exchange
has put the partial payment business OF
Stock Exchange houses on a rather dif-
ferent basis than heretofore. II has in
fact changed the character OF these trans
actions radically. Formerly such trans
actions were made with the understanding
that apart from the initial deposit and
succeeding monthly payments the Gus.
toner would not he called upon pDr any
other deposits regardless OF the huctua-
ton in the price Of the securities involved
The Stock Exchange authorities have
ruled that In the event Of a decline in
the price which would endanEer the pro-
lection OF the account the customer would
bo subject to calls for extra deposits.
Apparently, therefore. partial payment
transa ctons are in effect margin accounts
They differ from the ordinary margin
account In the sense that the purchaser
on the partial payment plan may be
called an investor because he buys with
the intention OF ultimately paying for
his stock IN full and taking Il up. People
who started out as margin spectators
have been known to arrive at the same
decision under certain circumstances.
The sun., 1913-11-12
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosroN. Nov. 1.-THE market opened
with an improved tone. Prices held
steady until we'll in the afternoon. but
during the last hour eased of and closed
irregular. Stocks were generally quiet.
New Haven shares and rights quickly
reflected the favorable court decision
denying injunction against the New
Haven bond issue. Tho stock advanced
to 79N UP ~. while the rights ad-
vanced to IA. However. later In the
day there was renewed selling pressure
and the stock declined to nv. on ~
from the hteh price recorded shortly
after the opening. The rights declined
to 81 cents. Boston and Maine was
heavy and Boston and Lowell lost j
points. Edison Electric was also weak,
declining 2. OF the mining stocks Alaska
Gold and Rutte and Ballaklava were
active and steady. while Old Dominion
declined |. on light transactions .Os-
ceola declined points later showing a
recovery OF 3is points. The summary
pONDc
The sun., 1913-11-12

rive Yesterday and to-day are d.iayed. and
r. ah also rsS'f'y faus Gf me s.ss ; su,,s
: becoming scarcer. and It too has advanced
roG.'' Mai G Al butter .ns se'Gw .ha,
stock tsm"!n. uncssnrsd 3uo'sst,cns s. sFg
AZ sCoH's sr.;. s,aec s".e esfas ssIas
an"s 9"sl. si;c sG9d g pF,ms mr., SseS
Initiation creamery, ?Ia 2tc Factory Junes.
:ac hrs's, ga. seconds, 81 g ?2c Pask
d. cHErsf There wa. n,n. doing in
cheese ,esterdsy and the highest grades
ms TIN. nrrner teeiinS. extended to fresh
gSi an,", Win Hi' dealers % haHdi.s their ane held
rheese Prices are state; held. white sps-
is'sc.. colorcd. average, fancy, li* ulfc
Dhis' i%ar iss: unasKFET.d'ss s.i
f ir.n .h,.. !a a'is fh"tst choice. % lc
poor 70 ta!r; sGioc full skins: ~ g.c
only onI is Is 30 matter What III. prc. !. therr
"%' "Gs"nc". SSy SSSich " arc unusual. tr,aIns csn.
siT sn,,rs 'rade % I. n i"oki"s torwsri to tho AZ ar
rival o' the hrs, material foreisn eses du"
so unusually high ther. IL a sudden break
an1 it 'sf ,ns aa tss. I
curtni the demand for strictly fancy lots,
9I Gfss Nnn sS n1w scos d"r hr,. s,oTsss
we're also up. sc. Tor the highest grade az
nj. srndo is sscSm,rs -, sc.rrs Hs.e,p.,
yenr During two DAYS $4,000 cases have
rcochsd the market, rood portisn ts. OF Witch
9r,'s ,2I !'c; hT''s s'yn' seconds a. ga
henncry Whites, nne 10 fancy. soa s5c:: gath
Srca wh',c, One to finest, Ss"s:c Western
20 a 4sc. refrigera,ors special marks 20
:eisc., frsts es02sbc. seconds, 2sh a
LIVE rorLrRy-rh.re w.r. unload.d
Yesterday thirty Aye cars and prices were
i.r n ws.k sns on n. hast, tsncy f
i3rc. After unloading thirty nv. cars there
weI" my six ,, cars 90, on ~, the track whiSh
marke, /. IN had condition and pres.n,
fowls, even by express, sell down to llc.
rhe highest price Is isnr for the hes,
sms psron n" ,ns, hat w HT r%t " ras G"y
nre in better condition, although extremely
%w 70, to 'a o. t. .se IF No .nG "s
range ~ 2HS'ons fGST Sn%. rhtSfsns
geese ian aitc,; guinea fowls per pair
pkESSFD tolI'I ts--N W ME Iretn kllel
turkeys are In liberal supply the demand is
such az 10 advance prices ic. for the best
a"S s"r .ueh ,G" sys sSS
of storms receivers do not expect regular
deliveries this week and such conditions
may cause slight advance. Receiy-
crs have good supplies on hand and
ARE In position to satisfy their Gus
TONER'S even n arrivals are not up to
expectations. There are only few spring
ducks AMI virtually no Long Island fare"
gulneas are IN demand, though smaller ones
nail, 81, N ma
are, Turkeys old, fresh Killed s?n 2ac, :,
spring dry picked, fancy. :ac lhil"de lphia
hroilers n, to lbs. each. 2sn aec West.
ern milk fed. 81 q eii.c.; corn fed, l7c. Box
packed Western fowls. dosen n boz. 40 lbs.
The sun., 1913-11-12
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
SIAEDtRD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
NulI af Annual Meeting.

IOIICl Is fu.Rl ~ GIVEN that the Annual
Nc.tiug of the stockholders of Si;AfoARn AIR
IINI BNILNiN WIN b" held at the prime nClpal
uf' ,r ot the Io'rpany. lioo'r> Nos. and irIyh
ullJinv. sycamore Street. in the City ~ ieters.
hUfgh. Nirginia. at twelve O'Clock noon on ths
18Th iaN ~ November. 1914. for tho purrosc OF
clcct.ng hoard OF directors and for the trans
action ~ any and all business that inny COVE
c'uTr the irrtlnr, including cons idcring and
Noius upon the approval and ratification of u
contracts. Arts and proceeding rs by the board OF
directors and officers since the annual meeiin {
Of stoCkhnldcrs Inst held.
The stock transfer books will be closed At three
u clock in the afternoon on November 5th. 1918
and viii bc rcopcncG on Noyember l7th. 1913.
u, I. pOnTEOUS, Secretary.
Dated. October 2ith, 1919.
The sun., 1913-11-12
DECLINE IN COTTON
DUE TO BEAR DRIVE
Late selling Movement De-
presses Prices - to
.3 Points.
FURTHER LIQUIDATION
Fl tRllIER Lit
Icari>h sentiment still strong
Hand to Mouth Trade
Buying.

h.ar drive, inauEurated a short time
he,o'. ,nc close of the session. produced
sharp break IN cotton values yester-
.av. ru. market closing unsettled at de-
i.... rturiug from - to 90 points in
.,h.. active deliveries Prior to this break
,h. rurk,t had shown a rather heavy
,,r.l,,..s rs a result of liquidation by the
in'e.,-'~ who bought heavily on Monday.
hu, r buying by certain commission
No.-,- who were looking for the reaction To
rim uifucrscrN ed To take care ofthe bulk
# offerings without seriously depressing
rr.r.s Th, foreign news was discouraging
~ O. ''crs Liverpool making but II half
hearted response to our rise OF the pre-
,.drE day. owing TO III" pressure Of
leder spliing and liquidation by Cont
r.Yt.h holders Moreover the cables re-
ro.t.d that the state of the textile trade
abroad was 50 unsatisfactory as to in
>uirc the notion that the Lancashire mills
v;l ecur hc running on part time unless
buss.~s picks up soon.
r i. ui short crop has quite sub
.,lrI since the Cordill estimate Of l5.3i0.-
600 bales was made public last week
.,I ine present sentiment appears to be
that the spnuers will be able to secure
an uc cotton they need In 1914 The
10, of the latter In buying on II hand
:, mouth basis is advanced by the bears
as "A strong uyguSlent against the theory
That the crop promises TO be inadequate
10 mot tha needs of the trade world
Tr,r, are a great many well posted peo-
,,. however. who cling to the belief that
p vl.r a.l the bales are counted there VIII
h. fu.nd t. be- far less than the 100000
bsl.s predicted by some of the optimistic
experts
tNp.ut on of n considerable number OF
heavy selling orders at the opening started
The sun., 1913-11-12
COMMONWEALTH or M.s,A,ursrrrs

SUFFOLK. - SUPREME JUDICIAL cor NT
OF the Commonwealth of Mnssachus.tts ha,-
,Hk its VISUAL piac" ~ business In BOSTON
lateral Trust 1ndenture dated January l.
ieVs' made by The Massachusetts Company
toner. against The Mussnchus,tts Company
corporation Of N" Commonwealth Of
GGnrsac huset,s Connecticut River Power
eonp"hy OF Main". corporation of the
state o, Maine. New England i'ower COM
nsshy or Maine; oorpora'ion Of the state
ot Mhlhc. an having usual places of bust
ness IN SAID Boston and GEORGE B Baker
anu chariss l.. Ayiing. hoth. OF Broekline.
nos'on copat,n'rs "' H''' Rah.r h%nns Ayns III sag
Ctompah}, having, a usual plnr" Of business
New YORK. Malcolm q Ch,re and Elizabeth
hace. of providsn.e 70. Rhode Island. Deposit
me state Of Maryland. as 1t is trustee
Sdan.t I dt"d from Elizabeth Rtu"rnschmiit
.rs 90 Five PER cent Coliat"rnl Trust cold
B"nds "t IN" Nrss tthusott~ :. niuauy Issued
mmnri ana secured by said lrI'nturc. Re.
ABSTRACT or PETITION
n" rtlf''nef among other things repre-
s"id int"u'ur" was mage by The Massa.
tnn,F nn,'rn,s! "'nphny ,,fcti"d 20 - The com
,Eh"I and 10 BE- is-u"t IN, r.uuI"i. Of which
a,.poo0o are nov outstanding 81 Gao OF
Whl'h at" registered u ~, 70 ,iuc ~ one ~
Ne respondents and N. remaining fl.lg7 00n
m wh''h ar" ,nntesis'.r,d and pdyahl" 20
Of the respondents aud IL, r,naindor b.
porsons upkn"wn to the r'tiiinn,r s.ui re
on Their own h"half and as represent stive
OF a, tn" holders u outsttuaiue bonds
Tn" COMPANY has reauestei IA. peu.
toner to c'r,i', and deiI,.r 8 SOC 900 a,lii'
tonai bonds upon tho deposit ~ fur,her
collateral and has delivered 10 N" Pati-
ti"n'r certain resolutions and c.rtltcttes
which tn" Company contends ar. sufr .cicnt
to authorize such certificAtion and delivery
The Petitioner is IN doubt as 10 tho con
s'ruction of ,he Iis,"ns O, Sad ini"nt9rc
r"Ia ing ~ the Ccrti'lcatlon and doll, ery -
suGh additional bonds psrticularjv the re
N" boat Of directors OF the Company and
total q nrt Income. OF the 'Subsdisry com Tr''
Eani,s nnd Of the conn"ciicu' River Power
CS .arss-y pfny ,n, 70, NV \. H'm"sh,,s - -.
sad certificates shall be at ioas' eaunI !"
cc.r,s!n It, and the provisions relating
20 tn" method Of committing such in,pu.. il
IN doubt - to wh"ti"r or no' ~, HIrount o.
ret Incomes shown BY such c"r,lficat.s do
liyerei - II ty, the Company il suf'itionr
tho s!N months ending Fchru,r, IS I9i2 are
pFgnFT Lo;,, 20 ro'nPH H,tn s.iH rr",isio,s. and
all or any ~ the adll'iantI bonds r.qu, sod
Lr"n "a" papers already f.ruishod by nc
and tho certificate go accompany (, ss os
fer"d ly he Company
respondent hordholior. a..otli..r, ,.,.r....,.,
al b,ndhuldcrs. rnr mo construction 81 ,be
indentur" and SAID provisions. and f,r IN
TO ssid mater, as - whi,n T. is a. anui,,
and As t. inc c.f,lffr,'io,. ana d.'i,.r, o.,
al or any Of said s., 3oo ooo additional bonds
Note. \ coinpIe;e ,opv Of IN, nbo,.
mentioned petition may be seen nt the o,d
ton, Mass. or A. The office ~ Rorcs' t.,y
And nov. II npraartng mai re-ialn NJ y, ths
The sun., 1913-11-12
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
""e"' 'nins slightly on More Bull
ish Foreign News.

hNat closed y to ssc. higher yes
sy ~ near the high for the day,
"''"r Opening steady on the cables. which
f1'"'"f unfavorable weather conditions
" Argentina and in India. Northwest
err trr"'pts were larger than last week
mere was an Increase OF 1850. 900
IN tho visible supply OF American
y Al FOR the week. There was some
" ""''.' = of May for export at Winnipeg
" " damage continued 10 seriously in
" 'er" with business between here and
tgn.
''" lost about lsc for the session.
opening easier on favorable news
'.' h'lt and on the bearish Govern
~ t'port The decrease OF over
o0o hush. In the American visible
''F faI'l 10 harden values. although
CO... ng some Of the early losses OF
10 NC were recovered.
es'' were slightly lower at tho finish
The sun., 1913-11-12
Pennsylvania Recoyers.

fennsylvania, OF all the standard is-
sues under pressure during the past few
Gays. recovered most smartiy yesterday.
which Is probably entirely as It should
ue, market OF the kind prevailing In
this group always comes to An end I'm
the same manner. Some day II Ia dis.
covered that real selling has suddenly
ceased. activity subsidies to normal pro
portions and the price OF the stock at
ono" or soon afterward snaps back
sharply. The mental process which has
.n investors to part with holdings OF a
stock like Pennsylvania at present prices
Is not easy to follow, that IL II II Ia pre-
sumed that investment In any railroad
stock just now In advisable. Appar-
emily such investors liQuidate with the
idea OF putting their money into some
th'ng which yields less and may there
fore he supposed to possess an even
sreater degree OF safety, bonds for in
stance.
The sun., 1913-11-12
THE COPPER MARKET.
New Prices 10 Re Named ny Produce
crs SOOn-Buyers AlOOf.

II became apparent yesterday that pro
ducers would shortly r,adjust their price
list to meet conditions There has been
no buying. notwithstanding the conces-
sions for small tounages offered by sec
ond hands and dealers The selling in
terests realize that IL would he wasted
energy 10 try to force manufacturers into
the market when they are not In the mood
to buy. hence they have refraiued from
reducing prices.
There We're new low ,cvels established
in the asking prices Of second hands yes
terday, ii coming To- Light tnat electrolyt!c
had been offered as low az lJia cents
cash.
The market continues purely nominal
however, The leading producers have
done nothing FOR some weeks They made
their last sales at 1873 cents pound.
The sun., 1913-11-12

arter earlier losses OF NC. in sympathy
with corn. There was a decrease Of 520,-
600 bush. in the American visible supply,
but THIS was not regarded as a sufi,-
cicntly important factor to advance
prices In view OF the huge size Of the
visible supply.
The European visible supply Of wheat
~ Sl.oSS.OOO bush, against 77.196.0 900
bush. last week Damage to wheat in
Bahia Blanca was placed at $4,000, 900
bush.
Chicago pri,ps uoro.
The sun., 1913-11-12
NORFOLK 4 WESTERN RAILWAY co.

rhe Boatd nf Directors has declared II
uuarteriy dividend Of one and one half Per
cent Upon the Common stock OF the Com
pAny. raNahle AZ the office NJ the Company
''orUm,rcinl Trust Ruid!nw, Philadelphia,
in. lo"embcr - 1919. to the Common
stockholders registered At the close Of
business November ~. 1913
r IL ALDEN. Secretary.
The sun., 1913-11-12
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1.-THE market
was very dull and narrow during the
day. local stocks benefting but little by
recovery In the New York market. Phila-
delphia Electric seemed to be In demand
and there Is a ready market for all stock
offered around 22aa. There was a small
demand for Cambria Steel and United
Gas Improvement, each advancing a
fraction Traction stocks were dull but
firm The summary
The sun., 1913-11-12
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
WALTER \. WOOD MOVING 4 KEAP1NG
MACHINE COMPANY.
Nlnr l.ald Hands

>p'icc Is hereby given pursuant TO the
terms Of the mortEag. OF said COMPANY
dated dune list 1905. to TIL" Security Trust
cuupanp o, Troy a. TNus'ce that the TO
iuwitu bonds have this DAY been drawn for
-nl.uutior Niz. Nos ls s3 Il. ~. 1875, |, :.
~. - -ls ~. .33 3g6. +3e. i3s. +'3. 500.
so, ~. e3l. stl. 500, siS So, so3. 1881,
I53c Thc interest on the same will cease
December 1T 1918 and the principal of The
Houjs v.i Zee paid on and after that dat"
~ IL" .,urity Trust Company OF Troy
Troy. !. -
THE SECURITY TRUST COMPANY
OF TROY. Trustee
rs GEORGE /. HARE. secretary.
Troy Y, November 5th. 1919
The sun., 1913-11-12
AMERICAN GRAP PHOPHONE 60.
pveeerrcd Dividend Nh. az

dividend no g. OF one and threc-QuarterS
I',n,l ucr cent has been declared upon the
Preferred capital stock OF the Amer can Graphic
rhon" company. payable November 18th, to
.-toChhoidcrs OF record at the close Of business
NuN'Iuhrr - IIy order of tie Directors.
lBA tNi1 u EASTbN. President.
The sun., 1913-11-12
CURB STOCKS CLOSING.
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET

BUTTER-Ail fresh arrivals were up yes
tsvday No. and seconds Also advanced Nc.
The Armness Of the market was caused ny
the purchase by ono house Of $50 tubs Of
held extras at ale The receipts are ahead
Of last week. partially because of the holt
day last week However, sentiment was
part,aily responsible for tn, advance, he
cause Of storms IN the West, which Will ma
terial,y interfere with prompt delivery Of all
The sun., 1913-11-12
TO THE HOIplRS OF
THE lONSDI .IDAIlO< COAL 90.
First and Refunding Mortgage Bonds.

n
NOTICE l. hereby given. ~ provided In Sec.
ton ? cf Article VI. of the linden tIrr atcd be
ccmber I, 1910, securing the above bonds that
offers will be- received until ten O'Clock 4 n. On
Friday. November 2sth, at the Office of tho UNDER
signed. 100 broadway, New York CITY. Nov Nor.,
for The sale on december / 1919 OF sufficient
bonds At not exceeding l07 20 oi par To exhaust
tho sum OF Thirty-cight thousand six hundred
twrrty-f -four dollars and sN'y-sc,cn cents (x3s-
62tS7
OFFERS should he addressed to the TRUST
DEPARTMENT.. and prices should be quoted
nat without interest.
interest due December | should he colcct~t
in 'hc usual manner
GUARANTY TRI 81 COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Trustee
Ry A. j. HEMpHITI President
November 3, 1918
The sun., 1913-11-12
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

very irregular to-day. with the sharp de-
cline In Union Carbide attracting the
most attention. Peoples Gas. Sears Roe
buck. Chicago Railways eds and Com
monwealth Edison showed moderate
Improvement. There was no special fea-
ture In the bond market The summary
The sun., 1913-11-12

Sugar-Arbuckle and Howell entered
the raw market yesterday and bought
100, 900 bags Cubas AT aisle. which is AN
advance Of Lice The refined market re-
mained unchanged. quiet and steady.
Sugar brokers expect that the purchase
by Arbucke and Howell will make
stronger mari OF.
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TD THr HOLDERS OF
BRIARt LIFF LODGE ASSOtL: TMN:

First MOrtEagr bonds Duc Jui' - % L.,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. as proNiuel W
the mortgage OF the BriarciiT Lodge Association
dated May H. iI7. and In the Agreement Suppl-
mental thereto da ted August i"s 10 rum Ave,
nuc Trust Company, Trustee. Guaranty Irus'
Company OF New York successor that 6onus
numbered 10. o.. lo2. lo9. 1888. i5s; 2lo. 2H 2os
2si. 284. 32s. 37s. 4i0. have been drawn ior re
will be paid on prescn ation on and after Jan uat y
I. 1914. at thc TRUST DEPAR1MENI OF me
undersigned, after which date interest on Saul
bonds will cease. Interest due that day should
be COLLECTED In the usual manner. .,,,
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY or NEW 1ofh
Trustee.
A. J. HEMpHILL. President.
Dated Nov. |. 1913.
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Sales were 12s.750 bagA Provisions
closed dull. Cash pork was steady family.
SIS a$27: mess. s23l $3.50. Cash beef
was steady; family. 0Ms22; packet.
sl9u$2O. Cash lard was steady refined
continent, sll.i5; prime Western, $ll.lO /;
South American, sl2.1O.
Chicago prices were:
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1876. under 80 lbs. lac. Iced fowls dry
pa ked. lbs, lsc.. lbs and under. l2hc';
sauabs, prime white, 10 lbs to dozen, per
dozen 3iii, . lbs. H..5rsi 30, Gto -, ihs..
'ninaas is '.pn .p1ins lbs to .s' p. per i'p pas Ill
@Si.Se.