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Arizona republican., 1915-05-13

Whenever for family or
syndicate reasons it is de-
sired to have title to a.
piece of real estate in the
name of an impcrsonal,
non-individual holder, Sc
cure the services Of the
trust department Of the
PHOENIX TITLE AND
TRUST co. This is a
safe and certain method,
this company being ex-
perienccd in all legal
phases of transfer and
title work.
at is the Safe Way
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13
ASCENSION DAY sERvIcE-Ther

will be a service. of the Holy Commun-
ION in Trinity Pro-Cathedral this
morning at o'clock. All members and
friends q the Parish are urged to at
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13

Hire a little salesman at The Re-
publican office. A Want AID will see
more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13
WEATHER TODAY

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 12.-For
Arizona: Fair.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13
STRICT ACCOUNTING

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Arizona republican., 1915-05-13
RUSSIANS TAKE

CONTINUED from Page One)
Arizona republican., 1915-05-13

Phoenix, May II, 1915.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17
NOTICE.!

be sold at
to
Of Of
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17
Norwegian Wedding pre-"

Every guest at a Nor p
ding used TO bring the br-7
emit In many parts a ks5
was the usual gift. and i m
took place in the winter :
frozen meat vas 5fiereI-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-11-17

One Cause Of Good Nsiy.
Sometimes" said Uncle -
sood-natured man MANAGES
dat way cause he's goJ seen /.
opinion Of other people dat aa
hurt his feeiin's."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
ANOTHER LOAN CALL ISSUED.
AnglO-French Commissioners Ask
~ Per Cent. ON Dec, IL,

The remaining members of the Anglo
French loan commission have issued Il
call for Il further payment of IS per
cent. of the amount OF The loan b. the
LOO banks all over the United States
which are acting as local repositories for
the loan funds. The payment Is to be
made 10 the National City Bank on De-
cember 10 and will call for approxi-
mately $4,000 900. 1t Is probable that
this payment Will bring the gross depos-
its OF the National city Bank To IA new
high record. This Is the third instalment
of the loan which has been called for.
The foreign exchange markets were
generally quieter yesterday, Sterling
was fractlonally lower. closing at 4.7OS
for demand and Al l-l6 for cables, as
compared with a previous close of 4.70as
and 4.7lS. Francs Were lower. selling
down 10 5.s5 for checks and 81 for ca
bles. The previous close was at $50 and
5.S?. Italian lire dropped from 6.52 to
6,55 and rubles declined from scr, to 81.
Marks were fractionally higher. They
closed at 1914 Tor sight drafts and 49,,
for cables. They were quoted on Thurs
day at 7Sas and TSia. Austrian kroncn
was unchanged at Its low record price of
1885.
II was announced Yesterday that the
Nanderlip committee nae completed the
sale and apportionment of the participa-
ton certificates in the $50, 600 900 six
months British banking credit recently
arranged. Between $50 and zoo banks
n banking Institutions in the various
financial centres Of the country pur-
chased he certificates. Negotiatio f,r
placing a further large Russian credit
here are proceeding,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
TICKER INJUNCTION UPHELD.
Outside Brokers Win Fight Over
stock Quotations,

II was learned yesterday that the An
pellate Division OF the Supreme Court
had upheld the decision of Judge cooley
In refusing to vacate the Injunction
which had been secured by several out
side brokers to prevent the Western
Union Telegraph Company from discon-
tinuing It's wire service giving stock uuo-
alton to the brokers.
The fight began several months ago
when the Stock Exchange and the Vest
ern Union Telegraph Company signed n
new contract for the distribution OF
Stock Exchange quotations. by the con-
tract the telegraph company bound itself
not to transmit stock quotations to any
ono to whom the Stock Exchange was
disposed to refuse them, Several outside
brokers Immediately secured an injunc-
tion. Judge Cooley refused To vacate
tho Injunction and his action has now
been upheld by the Appellate Division
OF the Supreme Court.
II. G. Tucker & Co. and !. l.. Holland
4 Co.. two outside brokerage firms which
closed their doors during the recent
"bull'' market. have notified their GUS
TO hers OF 4 desire to effect a settlement.
Tucker has compromised will his cus-
toners by paying them in notes matur-
Ing IN two years. while Holland 4 Co,
have offered to settle at so cents on the
dollar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04

- Nostl. Por, Arthur. IN miles west OF
Tortu.ls ct noon Nr-'rrl1y
IS Florida. Port Arthur, 3.7 mites north.
west OF Tortu-1s At noon
s. SIty Of II lnWs. savannah, AZ miles
south OF SANDY Hook ~ noon
- Gulis,rram. Port Arthur, ~ miles east
OF Sahlnc bar At noon.
IS N~orthvr-'tru Port Arthur. &c miles
east Of SAM KY At noon
s. VI VALE Galveston 81 miles south Of
3 E.,~rau1r. Vera Cruz y, mile. west OF
prosrvso -, = NJ
= Brilliant Baton Rouse, passed on, South
Pas AT 9N = VI
$ Arauihor. Jacksonville, . miles north
eas, OF < ,Iohus bar al : y NJ.
- Cnrcho. GtlVosluU, - miles south Of
S,rd, Hook q, = NJ.
:. lrec,lho, san juan, 80 miles south ~
sandy Nook At , = NJ,
:, ~ SID galveston, S5 miles IVES, q
Tortu-t- AT Z
: n RIO Galveston -, mules southwest
of Diamond shoals Al { u "
:. BraIo-. san juan, - miles south OF
SANDY Hook At npun
:. Irouuola. Santo Domingo, O." miles south
OF SANDY Hook ut : l. NJ
= Htvico Nrra Cruz. ~ mil.- -"uij, u
sandy Hook ~ i. Vi
& Comu-. Nry orleans . m,lr, north Of
Jrlutrr a, T. VI
:. Mohawk la'l' .uuVlil' rs mites sou'n OF
sandy Hook ~ y NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
FINANCIAL NOTES.

posner & co have Issued an a~nalssls
Of the Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Company, setting forth prospects OF that
company.
The executive committee Of United Light
and Railways Company. Grand Rapids.
Mich, has declared a regular dividend ~
payahle January l TO stockholders OF rec
ord at 3 O'Clock on December is. The com
pnny also has funds In hand to pay 800
900 notes due January I, 1915.
Officials Of the Hump Motor Car Com
pany say that the domestic shipments OF
S ga for 100 SI nsr acnt. ,sis, we're ,nan "p 70 %d.
vember, 1914 The company has at the
prsscn, time more immcd,ats shipment
tory at this season OF the year.
Richard II. Portmrce, for twenty years
manager OF the bond department OF Henry
clews 4 Co, has formed q partnsrship
son & Co. under the title OF Davenport &
portmore. to do business at 81 Nassau
local public service securities,
Permanent engraved certificates Of the
Submarine Boat Corporation, have been Is
committee OF the New York Curb Market
Association rules that on and after Decem-
| tincatcs shall be the only good delivery.
| Holders Of temporary certificates may ex-
,h,nFc same 10, for p .T,rs e1sraysd ger.
| Trust Company. ~ Wall street.
II has been announced by the Interna-
| tional steam Pump Company joint reor-
vanization committee. Of which Charles
II. Sabin IL chairman. that all but $500
shares Of the preferred stock OF the total
issue of Il3, 500 shares have paid the as.
.essm"nt required by the plan. More than
eb per cent. therefore OF the total issue
OF preferred stock has made the required
mon stock. 81 per cent. OF the bonds and
a. p,r cent. Of the Warrington preferred
stock have already been deposited under
the plan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve Rank
rates were 4 per cent. for thirty to ninety
DAYS and . per cent, for longer bills.
open market discounts, prime accept
anccs. maturing up TO ninety days, az 70
IN per cent,
Commercial paper rates were 3T3r per
cent. for sixty to ninety days bills and
for four TO six months best names, 3ia 4
per cent, for others.
Call money on the floor Of the Stock
Exchange Yesterday ruled at 2 per cent.
high. . per cent; low. IN per cent,
Sterling exchange was somewhat lower
Final quotations were: Demand. t70N
cables, Al l-l6,
call money In London. <@+k per cent.
short bills. "a per cent. three months
bills. ia per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York. St
Louis par; San Francisco. soc. premium
Minneapolis. 4oc. premium Chicago, zoe
discount: Cincinnati, par: Montreal, 46Kc
discount,
Rar silver In London, 20 7-lsd,; New
York, 5bc.
Exchanges siG3. b3S, l50; balances, se7,3s7,'
| Ol5; Sub-Treasury credit balance, S53t.47G
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04

DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

pvTTrp N,rr., u,s , ,-iaa e,si.r trad.
i,y L,,H" l,'',cd on acco,n, 81 ex, reme
,r'ca. f6r MN gr,de f-osh creauarv Ncdtum
crao.. va-,, Am sio,Ls in ac,umnl,,ion and
bgy.-. Ian ,1Jir- conHessions WoIders were
srY A., ~ ,ie,- ,n and sh,d.d nrice. which
took 4 vI1, r'n.c. denending on quality and
n4x o,,,,ion, Tn.alted reamery is of irresu.
%,r ."y rr,-s hn,,er "a hSin~ msad IN
a con. dsr,h,. ,ytsn, bv ovnors Vary IIt,le
IA M. -rror,c5 prices. Creamery extras,
49, -.-arc b,-bor scor,n" a. y, 40 !.
g.. 20 a. 20 q9c =. seconds oif,
- 4,.,r,.a tarcy 2g, -r. good 10
1h5,ca az. n. NM sx,ras sSd,ac. hi rher
.onr ~ a.. ~ ~, tr.,s Ssi. - s-L,c s. ale
:. l.ry IN. n1.si maze . Eond 10 urine.
= an. .s,rmor "a fair ag,o.c renovated
u~,s ~ -. srsis fi.1alc. limitation
-elnery tr.,s .qaatc ladies cnrren, make
NM. I'M. ~ ';'r rurreni make fine,
ST. y, o. % IL uer rr,das isS; IeI.c
CHEESE s-ks, cont rIied trm under free
bry n. for lnr.,l u,a and exnor, Medium
RAJ. v.r,. t,tcr freely for the foreign
'-,I, W. s,Yrol stock s held very firm
ro'sar. to.'na.I "a a.k n nrenllm Prices.
Stat. ubpr, n, III hold sue,r,ls lie. aver.
axe t,1~y I..t,,,t.c curran, make, sneci ais.
I'LL So. slams hold speclals liIl+i.c.
choice. 1ei. .i,.r. four 10 good. ualGc.; Wis.
cor.Ir twin. ff. MO double daisies. lsx n
70 yor,- Americas I-Tf7Lc
EGG.- Rr,.r,. we're lighter and fin. egg.
in active demand at firm pri@- General
RANGE Of values remained unchanged. Bulk
81 ,u--eu, rt.o,n,. we're Of inferior grade
~na Disseminated against. storage eggs
sell n. better but, movement still restricted
Reserve s'n.s. are heavy and owner. urging
them i.r ..l. a, reduced nrir.s Prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
$%5O,00O,0O0 SUGAR
COMPANY PLANNED
Project on Foot to Unite Sew.
eral Of Largest Planta-
tons in Cuba.

Details are now being worked out by
bankers and business men Of New YORK
and Havan for uniting several OF the
largest sugar plantations In Cuba In
a corporation the ultimate capitaliza-
ton OF which may be as large as $780,
900. 900. The men interested In the deal
already have options on sugar lands In
cuba which are c~onservatively valued
nj s35, 600. 900. J. & W. Selignan &
60 Is the New York banking house
which Is most Interested In the pro-
posed combination. and Manuel Rionda,
president of the Czarnikow-Rionda
Company, also IL interested.
The sugar plantations are situated
in the Santa Clara and Matanzas dis
tricts Of Cuba, which are among the
richest of the sugar growing sections
OF the island. One OF the properties
which the hackers Of the scheme are
anxious to obtain Is the Conchital plan
tat.on. This was formerly owned by
Pedro Berro. who sold 1t to n Cuban
by the name Of Lopez. The stock OF
this plantation is said TO be listed on
the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, where
II has n broad market.
Another property sought II hat of the
Cuba Company. This concern owns
and operates railroads and electric lines
in Cuba, as we'll as 100000 acres OF
land. IN addition 10 TINS, IL OWNS Narl-
Gus town lots. II also owns "A sugar
mill with n capacity of 100000 bags.
The Cuba Company Is capitalized at
SIC. 900. 900. Of which one-half Is I per
rent. cumulative preferred stock and
the remainder common stock. The late
sir William Van Horne OF Montreal
was president Of the concern. George
| II. Whigham OF New York IL vice-pres-
ident. The negotiations for the proper
ties in Cuba are being actively con-
Quoted by r.. Trufhn. Russian Consul
General at Havana.
II is generally believed In Wall street
that the men behind tho $50, 900 .O0C
sugar plantation merger see large pronts
/ for those connected with the deal
Sugar planters have made tremendous
! profits since the outbreak OF the war
owing to the great demand for sugar
by the Allies. Austria n Germany
| two Of the greatest beet produc-
ing countries In Europe. shortly after
war was declared. put an embargo or
sugar and tho other European countries
which formerly purchased their sugar
from the Teutonic Allies. have beer
forced to come here for their sugar. The
price OF sugar has advanced by leaps
and bounds.
Since the war broke out the marke'
for sugar futures in this city has beer
revived and there has been active trad
ing in sugar futures on the Coffee Elk
change.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
COTTON STEADY IN
FACE OF PRESSURE
Selling. However, sufficiently
Heavy TO Cheek Advance
inc Tendency.
HIGH LIVERPOOL PARITY

Although cotton closed yesterday at
a NET advance OF ) to Z points, the
r,rkc, had to absorb a great deal OF
.elljrg pressure In order to score any
.u,-oycmcut. Liverpool was sharply
higher. the advance being sufficient to
variant opening prices IN New York
coming about l6 points w. Heavy pres
.,re developed Immediately upon the
onening hrrc. however. and the early
s,iu was ,rinlng. with prices ~fiuctuating
rithiu A range of about q or ! points,
,ith The undertone steady.
I, is the belief in local cotton circles
Ma, Liverpool is likely to advance to a
tlll greater premium over New York on
secoun, of the recent rise In freight
,a,es. The higher rates at southern
,or,s have resulted in sending more or
less cotton TO be shipped from New
YORK, but even the New York-Liverpool
rate has recently advanced.
on October ; January cotton stood
4, l3..0 and Liverpool January-Febru-
sry touched ..t7t.. Yesterday New
YORK january stood AT 1896 at IA time
xhen Liverpool January February was
;.s. In other words. since October B..
January In New York has declined 50
American points. while Liverpool Janu-
usry.February has advanced the equiv
slent Of q American points. This can-
rot GO on indefinitely without making
an export basis. In other words, Liver
nool is now approaching "A figure ut
which the high cost OF expectation Is
being rapidly discounted.
However. there Is no general expecta-
t.on Of a decided movement in the mar
bet either way until the Government re-
ports Of next week are out OF the way.
According to the New York Cotton
Exchange the into sight for the week was
l?i.757 bales, against 536. $40 last year.
Total for the season 5.69s.226 bales.
against 5,5I0,5Sl last year. Market
closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04

capt. T.. simpson from Wa college -
communicate Ca.iie Hui OluuEgpo station.
Capt. !. J.. Lawn" from command Of tho
New Jersey to War college.
Capt N \, Field from War College TO
command tho North Dakota.
capt. n q. Siickncy from War College
to commend the Vermont
Capt. W, l.. Howard from War College
TO commaudnNt Portsmouth yard
capt. II. NJ. !. T. Husc t. war College.
Newport
Can't. W. W. Gi'mrr from Var College 20
supervisor Twelfth naval district and
board to survey vessels ON ptrlnc coast.
Can't. f.. a. Anderson from MAR college,
Newport.
cant. q W, Kline from examining board
to Navy Department
Capt. ", \ wiley from Navy Depart
ment to command the New Jersey,
Ensign II. II Little from The Princeton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho American liner New York. saiiinO
to-day for Liverpool, will take mall. clos
ing at $3.50 A. NJ, for Europe Except Ger
many. Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg. Hui.
garin. Turkey. the Netherlands, Norway.
sweden and Denmark. Africa. West Asia,
and the Fast Indies.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES liner oscar
H.. sailing to-day for Christiansand. WIN
take mail, closing at 10 A. NJ. for Norway.
sweden. Denmark. Russia. Germany. Aus.
tria. Hungary. Luxembourg. Bulgaria and
Turkey.
The French liner Rochambeau. sailing
to-day for Bordeaux, Will take mail. clos
Ing nj noon. for France. Rumania Serbia.
switzerland. Italy. Spain. Portugal. Egypt.
Greece. British India, British East Africa,
Siam. Malta. Gibraltar. Ceylon, straits Set
Elements. Dutch East Indies. West Aus.
tralia and Persia.
The Russian-America liner Csar. sailing
tomorrow for Archangei. will take mail,
closing at I =. n, for Russia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04

W\NNINlNNN N0-- 3.Tho tornelo
boa, Rouir has arrived At Norfolk; cruiser
Denver and collier saturn Mt Key M,st.
the drs,rnNcr FGss,r az Key West sunny
shin GLACIER a. ToIn'phampo, collier Jason
,t Nowport News, brtt'"ships Rhode
Island, South carolina, virginia and New
Jersey at Hampton Roads and collier
prttrus a. \1EHstki
cruiser De Noin"s has sailed from,
Jana fnr I'Nrut destroyer Jarvis from
Roston fpr Norfolk submarines K-a. X l.
k and ks fran Honolulu for ,ruls,
collier vulcan from Vera cruz for Tampi,o
and Guantanamo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04

Louis I~ntcrmann, 20, "A process server
of 527 West 1894 street, WAS sentenced
in Special Sessions yesterday to one
year IN the penltcntiary on a charge OF
annoying Miss Minnie Sicgrist OF 2S@7
Fulton street. Brooklyn. IN a subway
train on October -. tutcrmaun pro-
tested his innocence, asserting that he
had engaged in social reform work 10y
closing up questionable establishments,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
AMrRICAN BEET SUGAR COMPANY

PKEFENIlF.D sIONN DTNInEND NO 90.
81 Nassau street, New York. Dec, Srd. 1915.
\ Rtgular quarterly Dividend tNc. 60
Of one and one haIf por cent on the Pre-
ferrcd Stock p' this company Vas been de-
clarci, pdynbe ON December 3lst. 1915. 80
Preserved Stock holders Of record at the
close OF business December ism, 1915.
Cheques viii he mailed.
lNNN L TIEhER. rrnasnrnr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
New Wall street Class Opens.

The Wall street branch Of New York
University opened It's new course in
public utility investments yesterday
afternoon in room b23 at rs Broad street.
The course Is being given by DR.. Thomas
Conway. professor OF finance and com,
merce at the University of Pennsylvania,
At yesterdays session there was a dis
cussion OF the public utility field and the
various classes OF utilities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
THE DELAWARE n HUDSON COMPANY

new ipIh NNNtUlutT -, 1910,
A quarterly dividend of TWO AND ONE
QUARTER t2t - r CENT on the
capital stock Of this Company VII be paid
at the Office OF the Company, a. Nassau
Street, In this city. on and after Monday.
Dec. 20. 1915. 20 stockholders ui record AZ
close OF business to-day.
BY order % the Bp1ri ~ Managers.
CnARlES 4 WAlkER TrnAsnrer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
TO THE HOLDERS OF
AMERICAN MATING COMPANY
F1rt Mortgage 90 Gold Bonds
Due December ist,. 1914,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. as pro-
vided in Article VI. OF tho Extenrion
Agreement, dated September +th. 1914. to
the Mortgage Of the American Mailing
Company to Walter q. Oakman and George
X. Turnbull as Trustees, dated November
goth. 1893, that bonds bearing the follow
Ing serial numbers have been drawn for re-
d"mptIon. and viii be paid on and after
January Bird. 1916. at par and accrued In
t'rest, upon presentation at tho Trust
Department Of the undersigned. After
January Ord, 1916, interest on the above
bonds will cease. Bonds should have the
june LIST. 1916. coupons attached:
1. %. 80. a.. "a. AZ. Gil Is q. "A Il. Al. So.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and New. Jevsey.
fair to-day and to-morrow; not much
change In tempes~ture, Hight nesShwess
winds.
For New England, fair to-day and 20.
morrow: not much change In tempereture
light to moderate northwest winde. -.
For western New York. fair today ana
Tomorrow not much change IN fnper
ture; Night variable winds.
NEW YORK, Dec. TT WAS AGAIN
colder in the Atlantic and EeN our
states yesterday. with freezine tempera.
lures in parts Of all OF those statea. esceru.
Florida, but killing. ire.ts occurred IN
trail parts Of that state.
Snow continued to rail at scattefea
places In the southern lake regions end
middle Atlantic States. but the weather
elsewhere westward to the RocKy Noun
talns.
The depression on the Pacific COAST de-
veloped into Il vigorous storm. with 9
centre on the North Pacific coast. ana
caused rain in all coast sections and snow
II was warmer in the central valleys
and upper lake regions.
In this city the day was fair and colder:
wind. fresh northwest; average humidity.
- per cent: barometer. corrected to resd
90 "Ve'' I" A. NJ '0"''' Ne
The temperature IN this city yesterday. ~
recorded by the oficial thermometer. Is shown
In the annexed table.
1915. 1871 1918. 1919:
an: :.:EN:::::si =:
Hiehes. temperature. 4oo. at I p. n.
Lowest temperature. 32'. at Z rs A. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Dec. S-There wss . hrmer tone
TO the copper shares market. With sains quito
generally scored throughout the list. Amer.
can Zinc, Butte and Superior and Alaska Gold
being among the active shares, New Haven
showed strength. United Fruit was weak.
selling from 1894 20 ISL on new financing ri.
mors. United Shoe vas more active and
closed Al 81. more than q point advance. Tho
m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY.

A quarterly dividend Of ono and three
quarters per cent. has htcn declared upon
the Preferred stock OF this Company. pay
able January LIST. 1915, to Stockholders %
record At the close Of business December
18th. 1918. Transfer Books Will remain
open. Checks mni'cf
4. ISMNN srcretArv TrnAnnrer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-There was n decided i'm.
provement in the tone Of the market. with
Union Carbide and Sears. Roebuck showing
subs, aniial recoveries from the final prices
OF yesterday, stewart Warner reacted 2 points
from the early decline. Diamond Match held
steady around III. Small dealings were noted
in the balance OF the list Bond market
quiet. but Arm. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
4. :. supreme Court Calendar.

the supreme Court for M0niay-Nps 81
lOi land 40. lod, Ito, 52l, III, ll?, ll3,
IA ami llj.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
wants Receiver for U. 8. Lisht.

Charles II, Dalgleish Of slattery 4 Co.
who represents large interests IN tho
IInited States Light and Heat Corpora
tion OF Maine. IL In favor Of the appoint
mott OF u receiver for the new corpora
tion. lie issued a statement TO that
effect yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
C%OTTONSEED OIL.

The reaction IN lard caused speculative
,-"ins q 81 contracts. hui the offerings
were well absorbed. Crud. oil was arm at
7o5dT33. No pressure Is d!scerned In the
spot situation. and the tenders on Deem
Der contracts 50 far this month have been
l.ss than 1000 barrels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 3--This army or
der was isucd to-day:
First Lieut.. /. r., Tent, NJ. g. from For
Ethan Allen. Vermont, 10 Fort Randolph
Canal Zone.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Swift & Company
Union stock Yards, Chicago, Dec 4th. lal
Dividend No. ~

Dividend of TWO DOLLARS 500, per share
on the capital stock of Svl! q X Company, will
be- pad on January ~. '9'f. 10 stockholders
Of record necemher 10. 1915. as shown on the
boot> OF the COMPANY.
On account % annual Meeting transfer books
viii b. closed from De. 3d.. 1865, to Jan :, 1916
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