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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23

Trading in Erie dropped on with the
decline or activity elsewhere. Total
transactions were less than half what
they were during the two hour session
on saturday. Reports continue TO come
In that the company's business Is not
only the largest on record. bu. that II IL
growing every day. Erie stock has a
larger n more varied speculative fol-
lowing than any other railroad stock on
the list. The public has always had
Erie. and the wide advertisement Of the
Improvement In It's financial and physical
status under the new regime has
naturally increased its popularity. The
Erie habit seems TO grow with people.
A broker tells a story of IA customer who
went into his office last week with some
Erie that he had held for many years.
The recent rise was so swift and so
extensive that the customer felt he
ought TO sell. A few days later he re-
turned and bought It back. He said he
couldn't sleep without his Erie. The
most enthusiastic bulls on the stock nj
the present time appear 10 he the people
who live along the line. They can see
the trains go by. The Tuxedo Park
colony il also said to have been "A big
factor on the recent rise. The stock is
very popular with the professionals. big
and little, as 1t has an exceptionally good
market and is easy to carry. Some OF
the big floor traders are reported to have
done an enormous business In Erie in
the recent market. 4. Stock Exchange
man who made one OF the biggest kill
ings" IN Bethlehem Steel sank a large
portion OF his winnings in Erie several
weeks ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
THE GRAIN MARKET.
Enormous wheat SuppIies-Dc-
ccmbcr LiamidatiOn.

The wheat list became oversold yes
terday. To this technical consideration
were attributed the rise of two cents
q bushel and also the sharp reversal
ment bmv,,g M whaa, futures a, Winni-
nert ou!lns ol "neat ,u'.rcs a. " az
surplus contracts that we're let out dur
ing the fore part Of the session. This
class OF buying led to reports that
the actual export business for the day
eMGsedSd 10000 bushels. although d tan
buih OF thc pusihess was III 'a""''""
wheats.
outside holders OF wheat contracts
vorc much encouraged nv the action
Of tho list. but hardly by the tenor
OF the news. Tho liquidation in the
Chicago December delivery threatened
20 .nro,d Co n,h.r ,osi,ions for a time.
'f"."' W 49, ,. 81
nut .nls was "Nertcu, guy ~. ,no
the timidity OF n scattered short IN
terert. II WAS singular that the mar
kc, turned inward Jus, after the bear
a., ,I.iI an a. h,J hosr
." '"il's ..to,,
posted. mus conveying the impresS1on
that many IN the trade had sold wheat
las, week ON the probability of "A heavy
adii,,nr 80 ,hn n.,bia suny,, stocks
f', a, nna am
~ 'p.sl - 49, oan -" .n.iSn~
husheIs, asainsd 's"v"'Voo IN me prete TN.
hu ',sis'e H. agpr1h,. , o0''OVV
o"SS"e tu.s oh vu a - Now. ,.a.
lures included an oniSiai caasdis9 %Ssss
th,rsh,.s ssin., IS 600 900 "a Year ago
AMI az s.tImate ~ IA 900. 900 Tor the
nor,,b a r,Tp' MOI. u,fhsn 20 "oco. 900
| bushels. against actual Imports last sea.
in ASre nina am. \ n than c"nntry Is sHpenied
to ship about 100 600. 900 bushels. COM
m%engins early January These .prplases,
india, would amount 20 5000 900
bushels. to. which must be added the huge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
GOSSIP OF A R E
New Move in Distuners,

There was quite n bullish demon
stration yesterday In Distillers stock.
which was wisely tipped in New street
at the close of last week. The price was
pushed up TO 49,. This Ia only a
little more than a point under the ex-
IRENE top and an advance of 6 points
since last Thursday. The way for the
rise WAS paved by rumors Of a dividend
on the stock. a I per cent. quarterly
dividend at least and a possibility OF an
extra dividend Of 4 or 9 per cent. were
mentioned. Well informed people char
acterize these JUNIORS az absurd. 1t will
be recalled that last September. after
"a big rise in the stock. similar talk OF
dividends was heard, although the ex-
pectations were on "A more modest scale
at that time. But then the stock was
selling around 80. Now 1t Is close to
20 points higher. the talk must suit
the new level. In September semi official
limitations were given that a distri-
button would I've made. Nevertheless no
dividend was paid. The explanation Of
fered was that II would he more reason
able to redeem some of the 3 per cent.
bonds. then selling at IS. None OF these
bonds was redeemed. They are now
selling around 7e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
Grave Questions.

But the big question in regard TO the
distillers situation is not the resumption
OF dividends. 1t is the far graver ques-
lion why the company disposed OF its
best as~et in the shape of the Industrial
Alcohol stock. The circumstances Of
this sale appear altogether remarkable
In the face OF subsequent Developments
The Industrial Alcohol stock was sold
at The beginning of the growth OF a
tremendous war demand for the COM
panys product. and 1t WAS sold at "A
price OF 40. \ few months later the
same stock sold In the open market
at Us. Another question asked In wall
street ie, Who received the benefit Of
the tremendous appreciation In the price
or the stock that has since occurred?
The transaction has been shruuded in
a good deal of mystery. 1t would he
surprising IL some stockholdcr should
fail to press the management for an
explanation at the next annual meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Very Little sugar seems Available
for Prompt shipment.

The market for raw sugar remained I'M.
changed on the SPOT in the absence OF new
busi ness. Cuba cost and freights were quoted
AZ sSc. which was edual TO t77", for cen
trifugal ri test duty Dad, but II was doub,
ful IL any business could he done at this
figure. In fart. holders were asking as high
as 70. cost and freight. and there appeared
10 be very little sugar available for prompt
shipment. Sales were reported OF lo,"o bags
Cubas for first half January shipment at
csc, and lo,ooo bags for second half January
shipment at 3%c. cost and freight. The
question Of ocean freight room and reports
Of less favorable weather for the new GRO,
were also factors in the market that had u
stimulating influence on values. The market
for refined sugar WAS firm on the basis OF
Sc. for fine granulated,
The market for sugar futures was quiet
but Arm, especially for the near positions
shorts were good buyers. and the near
positions were influenced by the apparent
scarcity Of spot offerings, "a well az by
unconfirned rumOrs OF export demand for
refined Closing prices were UNCHANGED To
4 noints net higher. Total sales for the day
were 1870 ions, Prices follow;
Open-High Low Clos Prev.
ina asf AT snu .Ins,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23

Bankers here are negotiating with
bankers in England over the proposed
retiring Of $4,000 900 Of Pennsylvania
4 per cent. bonds due in l9+s. now held
by English investors. These bonds were
out OF II total issue OF $4,000, 900. II
is proposed that the bonds shall be
bought up II possible and retired by the
Pennsylvania by issuing dollar bonds,
A similar arrangement was made some
time ago in the ease of "A block of the
same bonds that had been sold in France.
The French Government bought up the
bonds and deposited them here as col
lateral nst a loan. Bankers for the
PENNSYLVANIA bought them and they
were promptly retired. dollar bonds be-
ing issued against them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The >aNRazione Geuerslc l~taliaua liner
rl,n dcCll AhruZzl, sailing Tomorrow Tor
NHplcs. viii take mail, closing At s:so
\ VI Tor ITALY Rumania, serbia, SvitIer-
lard ,ud Greece.
The Scandinavia American liner Holfg
olbN. sailing Thursday for christians ana
thris'iansand. viii take mail. closing g
10 \ NJ, for NORWAY, sweden. Denmark.
Gerr,anN. Austria. Hungary, LuNctnbufE,
bulgaria and Turkey.
rho White star iincr Iapl,rd, sailing
Thur~dnN for Liverpool. WIZ take maN,
closing az $50 \. VI, for Great Pritain
and ireland when specially addressed only
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23

To ACME CEMENT pLAsTER CoM-
PANY. an Illinois corporation: The under
signed. Trustee In the mortgage from your
Company dated July l.. 1910. recorded In
the once Of the County Clerk Of tho
County of Albany, state Of Wyoming. in
secure an authorized Issue OF $500. 900 90
par value OF bonds. hereby gives notice ~
It's Intention to resign as Trustee under
said mortgage. such resignation to take
ehcct December ~. 1878.
COMMONWEALTH TRUST COMPANY
lof st. Louis. MOI
ny J. W BYINEs. President.
November ., 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
NARROW RANGE OF
PRICES IN COTTON
Census Ginning Figures Fail
10 stimulate Interest i'm
the Market.
INDICATIONS on CROP

-,,re Was enough bear pressure at
-, ors,.ng 81 the cotton market yes
..i,v TO nullify the moderately bullish
,sea, oi the census figures IN the amount
,,.,og riur,d to November IA. Open
.s r-...s were about 8 points over
s.,urls, closing. but selling was In
.,,h liberal volume that a quick break
a, :; points came in the first quarter OF
a., hour. Around this level the market
.s,aed resistance and a partial rally
allowed. but the net loss for the day
,as a matter Of 5 to 9 points.
.bou; all that a be said Of the
nars., Just now il that 1t is manlfesting
-,ors resistance to Aear!sh pressure.
rnsre lrpears to be very little stimulus
,c- tuyine and very few operators ex-
,.r, an advance of importance. Ex-
ror;s are running light and the total
,o- ,ae season is only about 1900 900
esles, asaiust approximately 100000
10 yeAir ago. This detcit of 100000
Males is tho result of the blockade OF
,;.rman ports, the restriction on ex-
rors 10 neutral countries and the un-
willingness 81 English importers to buy
freely under those conditions.
Y~eseniiy's census figures of SILL
500 bales compare with 1863, 900 last
,ea- and iO.44j,oo0 two years ago.
Tie states showing the biggest falling
n from last season are: Alabama,
$4,000. against I.27o.000: Oklahoma
s,l.eO0, against $4,000 last year
Texas. e,6l4.000. against 3,51l,00O
Georgia einned $4,000 against 2,os2.-
ma Las; year. on h other hand Nortl
Carolina gained $4,000. against $4,000
la, year.
There is naturally a good deal OF
division ~ opinion CONCERNING tbs sig,
Of the crop this indicated. but con
s-varve opinions range between H.
100000 and ll,40o, 900 bales. exclusive
q rnterS.
Market closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Prices Close 10 to II POints Lower
-SaIes aa,2SO Bags.

operstions in the coffee market Yesterday
vera principally in the form of exchanges
srnr, Decen,ber 10 the later positions, but
wSile the premiums over December, were re.
duCed several points owing 10 a disposition
IN the part Of shorts in the near month to
Cover the entire marke, was lower, closing at
a decline Of 10 to II points, Total sales were
a en- bags. The easy undertone was due
;orSe,v 10 fears that shipments to Europe
viii be very much hsmpered by the action Of
shipnents 10 Scandinavia unless guaranteed
that the articles will not be rse;poried 20
Ser. from Brazil were easter, Santos " being
offered at bloc, 20 saoc: London credits and
Rio 70 at &c; 10 7eoc, American credits h
insily unchanged. with Rio 10 quoted At nc.
10 INC. NJ
urdny's market quoted an advance OF rs reis
in Rlo. while Santos was unchanged. Rio ex.
change on London was Lied. lower at ~ 5-isd.
ReceIpts at the two ports were 62,00o bags,
srainst $1,000 bags last year. Prices FOLLOW:
Open High-I.ow- Clos Prev.
fnn rat mt tnu rlnaa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23

Merrill. Lynch II Co, syndicate man.
ayers, announce that subscriptions for
the new Saxon Motor stock are coming
in so fast that the entire issue will ho
heavily ovcrsuhscrIhed. Subscriptions
from agents of the company in all parts
of tho country are especially heavy.
There are $500 agents. So far rs pos.
sible allotment Will he made in full to
subscribers for twenty five shares or less
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23

There has not been much of A
speculative position IN Baltimore and
Ohio. This probably accounts for
the failure of the price to respond TO
the brilliant earnings statement. But
the effect of those earnings Upon senti-
msnt generally will not be lost. par
ticularly as it is recognized that all OF
the Eastern roads will make tremendous
comparisons with the showings of u
year ago. Earnings the country over
were at a very low ebb last year The
Eastern roads lost more than the roads
in the West.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
To TRINITY ZINC. LEAD AND sMELr.

To TRINITY ZINC. LEAD AND MEL
ING COMPANY. "A New Jersey corporation
The undersigned. Trustee In tho mortgage
from your y dated February l.
1905. recorded IN tho once of the Re-
corder OF Deeds OF Jasper County. Mis-.
souri,. In Mortgage Book l0a. at page 4s?.
given to secure an authorized bond issue
of $4,000 90 par value. hereby gives
notice OF its intention to resign. a. TRUSTEE.
under said mortgage. such resignation to
take ersct December 90. 1918.
COMMONWEALTH TRUST COMPANY
tof 81. Louis. MOI
BY J. w RYRNES. President.
November 10. 1918.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
ATLAS POWDER COMPANY.

-WlIminEton. Del, Novcmher IL. lal5
The Board OF Directors has to-day de
"A dividend % Ia r. on tho Common
Capital Stock Of this Company and an
EXTRA dividend Of 81, r. on said Common
Sto-k. Both dividends are yayshlc 10
cerlber 10, 1918, to stockholders of record
at the close of business November 20. l9IS
The stock transfer books Of this Company
November 30, 1918, and reoprred at I.
oclo.k \. NJ. on December II, 1915.
T. II. COY. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
IRON AND steel COMPANY

IDTsNI ~ "
At q meeting Of the Executive Committee
Of Republic Iron a steel COMPANY. held
November 18Th, 1919. tn" regular qusrtarly
dividend OF -. - on the Preferred stock,
and an extra dividend Of L. on the rr.-
f~rrei stock, on account OF deferred diNi-
dends, were decla red payable January lst,
1916. 10 stockholders Of record December
18th. 1918. Books remain open.
NlCHAIp JONES. JR.. 81 cretnry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23

W~ASHINGTON Nov y Supply NhIn
Celtic sailed from Tampicn for Guam
tsnamo; monitor cheyenne from San T..
dro for San Diego; cruiser Cincinnati from
Nagasski for shanghai htftl,,nip Mon
iHua from New York yard for Htfupfur
Roads, collier N'r'u- from NAgu,lL! Iut
Iaysan en- route Nouolulu.
Gunhost ArkHuHas arrived at TumpLu..
vile, cruiser Denver 81 san Fran,t~.r.
cruiser lies Muiu,H ct AlrNaudrld up-
stroyer Ericsson At ltns'hank ratt.r-uIv
Georgia a. Sew port, 'uhmariu' u au.
HI al san Diego, collier Arpiuuu tt
S.walfs Point. h,ttlcrhip Sew York al
Tompkiusvtlle Iuuboat RAN Juno at $50,
Pedro, bAttleshipr South t1ruIlu, and
rcNss At rompkiusNil,, destroyer Nai..
worth at New port.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
THE AMERICAN s,".H REFINING

Jrrsey tIlN, = J., Nov II, lQl6
The Board Of Directors hay, this day DO.
elared tn" following dividends. payab'n
January ard, 1915. 30 the Stuc khOtdrrs ~
record December LIST. 1910.
IN the Preferred stock - dividend OF /.
per cent On tho Common stock /. INV
dend OF ~ per cent.
The Trausfe- Rocks viii mo-, he closed
JOsEPH /. ENEEMNN. SerretArN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
BORpEN's CONDEMNED MILK CON-

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND 40 -.
A regular quarterly divtdcul - Ia Pc
cent. hss been declared on the prefarrn.i
stock OF this COMPANY, payable December
ihth, 1919, to ~khnldcr ~ record lie.
""mhcr lest, 1915. hooks close Deccinh.r
LIST, lHlh. at 90 + VI aud omen pcccm
her ION. 1913. at 10 90 \. NJ. rhccks
mailed.
= u SHOVE. Treasurer
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"a nrAulnu

Now York. November IL. 1918.
A dividend OF Four Dollars per share
has been declared ON the capital stock Of
this Company, payable January l.. 1915.
TO stockholders Of record AZ tho close OF
business December -. 1918 All communi
cations regarding payment or change ~
a. address, should he sent to the Undersigned
not later 'hsn January : 1915.
GEORGE C~HESFRRO, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
WEATHER FORECAST

Tor eastern New Ncrk. New .Jerey snd
meas Tomorrow: moderate w~rsterly winds.
For northern New England, partly clovdy
to-day and morrow. light westerly
winds.
For southern New ENGLAND. fair to-day
and to-m"rro~. moderate northwest TO
west winds.
For Western New york.. partly cloudy 10
daN. warmer I'm west portion: probably
rain e.. morrow. moderate westerly winds
NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-Thc storm which
has hceu moving eastward over ontario
was con raj in tho Gulf Of -. Lawrence
,csjordsN. followe nv snow in New Eng
land, New York. western PENNSYLVANIA.
regions.
The pressure continued low over Scv
EnFland and northern New York. but waS
high Elsewhere east OF tho Mississippi
RiNrt,
II Was cooler in the middle Atlantic and
prevailed In parts ~ all tho Atlantic states
southWHrd into Georgia.
Temperature verc below tho frcr2inc
point In tho middle and urper Mississippi
Valley and in all sections north of the Ohio
valley. aud IN Isolated sections "f the
West and Northwest.
II was warmer In tho plains states. and
preston covering those sections from a
centre over Manitoba.
In this civ tho day was fair and croler.
with u hardly noticeable snow furry about
midday: wind. fresh southwest. aNerae"
humidity. 81 per cent barometer. cor
rected to read to sea level. at \ A. II.
5000, : I. NJ, 30.05.
Thc temperature in this city yesterday. rs
rccoricd by the oficial thermometer. Is shown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. -Priocs showcd a ten
dency TO ease off after the early dealings,
with trading well distributed. Illinois Brick
reacted 3 points and moderate declines were
recorded in swift, Edison and stewart War
4 points lower than in previous sales. Bond
market continued to reflect a good demand.
with prices frmcr. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
E~UB.TREAsURY STATEMENT.
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
paid nv Sub Treasury to banks. 3i.s5a.oo0
paid by banks to Sub-Treasury. 2.ss9. 900
actions ..'........,....... 11.b4s.0oo
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
paid by Sub-Treasury TO banks. 81. 80. 900
Paid by banks to Sub-Treasury 5.205. 900
Loss TO banks.,......;.:..... sa.O7s.o 900
"ious WeeE.................. H.o71.ooo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHILADELPHIA, Nov es-Tradirg was
exrep, in Camhria Steel. which vas
ar'ive within a narrow range. Prices were
not much changed ciihcr way Philadelphia
Electro sold OF ira"tlonally The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23

wASHiNGTDN Nov ?:-This army ~
der was issued to-day:
Second Lieut.. George 7 Thatcher, Coast
ARTILLERY, from lNhth Company, aud VT
report to commanding onhccr mine planter
Major Samuel Rtngsold for duty on That
vessel,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
THE PrTTSBURG MARKET.

PlTTSBURG, Nov. 20 .-Strength in Colum.
bia Gas and Electric was the feature. Manu-.
facturers Light and Heat also gained, while
Window Glass Machine common sold OF u.
MT. sptnunarvs
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Market cioSed steady.

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
mi unchanged: middling. ll.7s.. Southern
-, markets as officially reported were un-
changed 10 s points decline, New Orleans.
Memphis. ilSSc Augusta. il.3.c.: Houston,
nsr.
Tie New Orleans market opened steady and
oosel steady
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
R INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE AbNANA''
sun rises 4 50 Sun sets. 4 Il Moon rtss sil
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM..AM
ssndyH'k s2O,Gov Isl. = a. Hell Gate IN ~
Low WATER THIS DAY.
An AM An
sandyUk 2 90 Cov Isl. 2i5 Hell Gate AS
Arrived MONDAY. November -.
Sc Iapland. ~ NJ. Liverpool. Nov ~
So -. Paul. II 10 A. NJ, Liverpool, Nov ~
- Baror osilvy, d y NJ,
Nov. 8.
- Royrton. = y. VI
s. Ftonian. & y NJ. Livcrnool, Nov s
- Orasoman. : i. NJ, Barbados. Nov. 10
So Peter Han,rc. II ~ T. NJ. sunday. Ruor
tan. Nov -
So Carolina. 49, 4. NJ. Carolina, Nov ~
50 Terminus. = A NJ, Ponce. Nov. -
- Times. ~ 4 NJ. CslhArien. Nov. II.
So Hubert. , y NJ. Barbados. Nov. ~
=. Illinois. Port Arthur. Tex, Nov. IS
So Menus. New Orleans Nov Il.
- III Siglo. Galveston. Nov IL.
=. Coman"he. Jacksonville. Nov
- Ciy of Columbus, Savannah, Nov. y.
- Nur,~- Galveston. Nov Il
6. t'po Mcudi. Baltimore. Nov. "a.
So Jefferson. Norfolk. Nov. Il
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Sc wcs,crdyk. AT Rotterdam.
- ~. George. AZ London
- B~"rmuhan. at bermuda
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23

Big judgment Against Robin,

Judgmont Tor f63l,lHN was entered by
default yesterday against Joseph q Robin.
former bank president, IN favor of Nar,
rison Deyo on an assigned claim Of the
Bankers Realty and Security Company,
which was controlled nv Robin, for money
loaned and advanced 10 him to the amount
of SJ39,O.7 and interest 3l56,395.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
bankruptcy Schedules

GOLpFARR HRDS. manufacturer Of
,'pths AMI SUITS a. - West seventeenth
.'r.et, have rlcd schedules showing Ia
utilities folinN aud assets slsb5n. con-
.istiug ~ stock 800. nNtur'~ $1,000, n'-
counts s. 600 and cash IN hank $50. tn"
stock and fixtures have been sold by tn"
assignee for - 900
rRTn RoSSRACu. INC. liquor dealer ~
9O7S Third avenue. has Nl"d schedules
shaving liabilities sae 92l and assets Of
unknown value in th" hands Of an
assignee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23
Compo.ition. Conf,rweti.

IIVfSoN BROS 4 SEVINS-IudEe
Hough has con0rm"d n comp"sition or
laNiSon Hros A NeNins. manufacturer
~ dresses AZ "a West T~entS -nrst
street, with or, ditors, At 81 cents on the
dolidr cash
HOTH & NAlsRF fudge Hough has com
Nrm.i a composition ~ Roth 4 Narb'.
manufacturers Of leather goods, al Jos
seventh avenue. With creditors AT II
..nia nn thu lnlIAr NAsh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23

Highest temperature. ii'. at 3 "
Lowest temperature. 3'e. at 4 VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23

The Liverpool market opened steady. There
ss q gooi demand business in spot cotton,
Nth mrldlinr $ points advance Al 1osd.
kes, 100" bales; receipts, LOCO bales. Amer
t0n. none. Closed quiet.
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TIE II A. ". bid TO Liverpool were: Janu.
ny ii.sAc.; March. li.&c.: May. I2.csc.: July.
liz. The market there Is due to open TO-
ay unchanged TO ! point advance, January
point decline.
Port REGENTS and stocks:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-23

! SHAFr Co-Judge houeh has granted
"a motion to appoint a receive. In place
~ an assignee IN tho case OF j. shan
4 60. manufacturer Of cloaks and suits
M ~ West rwcnty-second street, on
request Of creditors The firm made an
assignment on November 10 70 lsidor
I Hther Judge Holgh said Henry II.
singer would be appointed receiver. "
ne prefers that to representing Pc
t,tioriug creditors ~ ne does not wish
the work. Harry Ostcrmnn Will be ap-
pointod receiver. The application for a
rec.iver was made hy Rosenberg, Lewis
* Rail, attorneys for the BOTANY
worsled Mills, and by rrs"lution Of cred
TORS generally.
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