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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
THE T MARKET.
Copper StronGer-Tin Higher
SpelteP Errat1c.

Copper was again. stronger IN tone yes:
terday. as many Of the small. lots hat
Yer. pressing on the m.rf.t h.ye S Sen,
s;nss. to b. oonsnsd 70 small! eon.am.r. :.
lskc. to ecc. for eiectroiytic. either spot
or Tor shipment over the next thirty 20
. ..S they s;y Raw. .n made s:': .sm n,' s"is. :, The out.
side price. Exports reported yesterday
were IS? tons. making the total foreign
ssipmsn,, si;se' tons since iS,nnrs !;
week. Imports At Atlantic ports only lass
week included 2.o75 tons Of copper. $40
tons Of ore. The London market for Amer.
s:nas sl:se' rs. i los h as%sr on at s 81 . sss
and futures at Isl S. The transactions
were small.
Tin was again strong and higher At New
York, spot being held between Sstsc. ana
ssse. for either spot or pscemssr, Inn-
e. higher on spot straits at fiT:. The
standard market At London was also
stronger at an advance Of {. los. on spot
and g on futures. The sinsapor. marh.t'
dropped I: los, but. viii probably announce
= fuh recovery to-day. Three steamships
arrived az New York yesterday, bringing
iss ton. from London and ID li n % 'sn.
spelter continued s%rratie; with sudden
and vioien, changes from day TO day; AZ
me. Metal Exehange spot was held az
open market spot ranged from &c. 90 lsc:
and January. February and March WAS
onered at 1896. with lsSc, bid Jan
Thcr, was no change IN the London mar.
Lead was quiet but steady at tec. fos
spot, AID p.sswbeT =. NsT Yorn . sma
wa. Unchanged at fcs YES. and futures ad-
vanced Is. to fes los.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
LOAN UNDERWRITERS
TO Be PAID DEC. 20
Morgan Firm o. Managers
Make
eign Exchange Market Dull.

J. ?. Morgan 4 Co. a. agents for the
managers OF the $500. 000. 900 Anglo
French loan. have notified the UNDER
writer's OF that Issue who did not with
draw their bonds from the syndicate
that they are prepared to distribute the
securities remaining In the hands OF the
syndicate members In the form Of tenn
porafy bonds e~xchangeable for the denim
tive certincates when the latter are en-
graved. A previously announced tho
syndicate will have to take up etwee
30 per cent. and 90 per cent. OF their
underwriting commitments
n syndicate Managers will pay TO
the members on December 20 at IS. and
interest to that date. their ratable share
OF the bonds sold and also their share OF
the moneys remaining In h hands OF
the syndicate members after deducting
expenses already incurred. for which
reservation has been made. The division
q the profits on the bonds odd will re-
duce the net cost TO the syndicate MEM
bers OF the bonds. which they will a X
up TO approximately %.
The foreign exchange market was dull
yesterday and there was little change In
the quotations. Sterling and francs
manifested u slightly easier tendency.
while exchange on Austria n Germany
wa fractionaiiy stronger. Demand
sterling closed at All 15-16, with cables
az $.72%, a. compared with 4.72 for the
former and AJAX for the latter the day
previous. Francs closed at 5S5h for
checks and 5.S4a for cables. They were
quoted on Thursday at 5.s5is and 5.S%ia
respectively. Italian lire was unchanged
At S.57. while rubles rose from 81 10
3&.
Marks were quoted at 7sh for sigh,
drafts and 7s% for cables. as compared
with 70 for the former and I6k for the
latter the day previous. Austrian
kronen advanced from 1926 to 1850.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18

Lowest temperature, 29'. at 3 A. NJ.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUrTER-rhe receipt Of delayed ship
ments yesterday relieved the stringeney
2, sns goods, but ,r,a'nf T Sssm :qfn I.yr
Top grades were readily taken but extra.
were not quite SO hrm; Below nrsts the
drag. Current receipts show wlntry de:
fecis. Storage show. moderats movement
soSa Il sem ss a Ladies asao Sai.;. p .sm an" .soe K
steady. Prices: Creamery. extras. .:
;Ss,:. $50; his .eer.. se g J &c.! s's ..sosS.:
prime to choise. a?9s7e. held extras.
s ss p s ss1ssf.,ic.ni 'f State. 'S dsi4y. tubs. an.st:.
,s q sIS,' good 70 prime: oSs a. sGm.
rem; max. nrs,s. ..c. seconds, son sic.
Packing stock. June make: nne. gov
Soc. lower grades. isaisne.
.ufheient 70 keep II. msrk.. hSm: TOP
ma msrR eet' carefully; Prices; state. whole
milk, held specials. I7se.; average fancy.
s ia Ski Skins surr ssId '" spst,s slH.o'ii's'iA Sshss.:
current make, specials. lt@itne; choice.
, M,ssHn.,n. fs twins. to f fss;s,1 1ts atas osSi:
daisies: H0l7~c.; Young Americas i7M
weaker and lower market yesterday. with
reported heavier receipts In sight receiv-
ers are free sellers. so as no, to have q
| Current receipts show irregular quality
and poor packing and on this account have
to be sold At a sasr,nSe, storage nrm be
| in light demand. Prices: Fresh gathered.
extras, nns. tog%ic.: extras. frsts. $40
soc, j, rJ:..' 81 ::s;' 's rssTis:rs 100 ''s Special ssi
msssMc.; seconds. s:. SssHe;; hsnnsry
mttc,: mixed colors. $50 +ic.: refrigers-
Tor, nearby whites, IS a csc.
LIVE POULTRY.-All descriptions were
easier yesterday and: although de-
nnes;; the market was ovsrstocEed
l E.Sl, sv sn''k ols s r%oo.t rSs''' %sas w''' r Ss ssy.
si.s w YEP ss,''y pr Tss', F Fowl. i nT%; i sfss C
T rn,asys. .o az s''t Ducks. hG western .lsi
s so"' sprins. pair. 500 soc. Pigeons. pair.
DRESSED PoULrRY.-About 80 cars Of
Texas turkeys arrived this week, selling
fairly we'll. Arrivals Of desirable Western
turkey: SO s:T n .s on os sU,u ,asst' Nearby
t,1sae next week. Chickens ana fo~is
;i::sy: ; sIs On .cs rs.:'' II .s ss,ss;n.- r. o,S
auinsas in fsir demand, but receipts ara
m .S.,ns. H s:1r to p'' coed. T ssssss, w .s:ia.s
7snsy. sPPSsss rssa.. iisi%'D to so s%S
1Ios:d. so. ss"' 20 , fss'a and w os. ! irs Ssy
Western, scalded. large. ibnc. Chickens,
fresh, nearby; 3 and : lbs to pair. asa 500, f;
Picfed, corn fsa, 3 ana . lbs, lsSIsH e,
H % lb so'' to dozen asn' , sF1"" . nIs,s.". ,., SS''f !
lbs w.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

ver esstevr New YssA. rsin N ssuth M
rain or snsw In sssth portisa to-day;
rsrtiy cloudy snd colder to-mssrow, m
cr~sslnE southeast winAa. shlftiss % west
by night.
For New Jersey and eastern Psnnsri-
vsnis. cloudy to-day. preceded by rain IN
the morning: fair and colder tomorrow
Increasing southwest winds, shifting 30
west.
For New England. rain to-day: partly
cloudy and colder to-morrew: Increasing
easteriy winds.
For western New York. rain Or snsw and
colder to-day: local snow durries to-msr-
row: fresh westerly winds.
NEW YORK. Dec. Is.-rhs storm from
the Southwest was central over Lake
low over the Mississippi Valley and al
sections except New England.
the south Atlantic states and along the
Rain fell In tho lower Mississippi valley.
,ne ONO and Tennessee valleys. lower
lake regions and middle Atlantic State.
and there was snow in the middle and
upper lake regions.
A,o,hsT d.prs,'icn, central on the n;
the Notthwestern section. but was attended
by only scattered snowfall.
state. and " colder T i'm III. up IN IN" Mi..i.sippi
Valley and north Central states.
Zero weather extended as far south as
Kansas and Colorado.
In this city the day was cloudy and
rainy.. warmer; wind. light 20 fresh
easterly; average humidity, 70 per cent
barometer, corrected to read 20 sea level. az
8 A. NJ. 3015: 3 r. NJ. 1921.
III: ;smp.rs'r5: s y this city yss::.day;
shown In the annexed table:
,;ss: IL. j: ,:EsS:":'';;::' y i:
Highest temperature. %3'. at $50 r. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 2g'. at 3 A. NJ.
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IMPORT NOTES.

,n,or,.r. were Interested 10 know yes.
t.rday that the United states Court or
Customs Appeal. In washins.on me- ne,dine
before Il tina there would be only one
hearing by this tribunal In January and
one in February. Several decisions are eS-
neo,ed shortly as a result OF the hearings
held within the last few weeks on "A NUM-
Der OF important issues.
In discussing yesterday the large amount
Of refunds involved IN the 8 per cent, re-
bate issue now pending before the supreme
Court OF the United states a pronihent
customs onicial estimated that there were
on IN. suspended" nles OF the Board OF
United States General Appraisers prooan.y
so. 900 or more customs cases ewhlt'nG VIZ
anal determination OF this question. THESE
.usnend.d cases no, only Involve the D
per cent. question but cover the classlncs'
ton in many cases OF me e'Sy, OF n co."
II was said ye,terdsy. that when the Issue
has been finally determined there VIII ne
published decisions covering the etassmt
lion OF "A wide variety OF goods importer
under the provisions Of the present tsrin
law Hearings have been held In the ma
tority Of these cases oo' ane csnt ciasm'
co,isc,or Malone ha. been advised by
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury pe,e,s
thai, the las, psr"sfapSn oy or ne y. isi5
1T. d. $3.50, providing for the payment
OF drawback on imported yarns exported
after having been dyed, bleached. mercer
ized. sc, n amended 10 read as follows:
ali existing draw bsck rates covering
the articles provided Tor herelh' pronui-
rated subsequent to January !. 1917. are
hereby revoked. effective as to all snip
ments exported after sixty days from the
ouarters ports will notify exporters of such
articles OF the provisions of these regnia-
lions"
The Treasury Department has granted
Ara on the expectation OF
thorium nitrate manufacture by the Rare
Earth Chemical Company with the use OF
manufsctured by the Thomas O.. Plant
Company, with the use OF imported buck les,
slidee, buttons, orna and wooden
cloths: on positive moving picture Aims
Manufactured by Habicht. Braun & Co,
with the use OF imported positive moving
picture Minis: on morphine. -codeine, &C.
manufactures by the New York QutNine
and Chemical Works. Merck & Co, and
the Mallincrodt Chemical Company OF St.
Louis. with the use Of imported opium,
and on the expectation Of spelter manu-
featured by the GNnby Mining and Smelt-
Ing Company Of 81. Louis. In whole or in
part with the use OF imported zinc ores.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
EUROPEAN NAILS.

The American liner Philadelphia. sailing
to-day for Liverpool. will take mail.
Germany. Austris. Hungary. LuxsmburG,
bulgaria.. Turkey. the Netherlands Nor
way. sweden and Denmark also for Africa.
West Asia and East indies.
The Russian American liner Kursk. sail
ing to-day for Archangel. Will take mall.
closing at 10 A. 81, for Russia.
The steamship Shongs, sailing te-day FOR
Monrovia and Cape Palmas. will take
mail. closing at Ii:S0 A. NJ. for Liberia
when specially addressed only.
The French liner Espagne. calling TO-
day for Bordeaux, will take mall. closing
at ~ NJ, for France, Rumania. Serbia,
Greece. British India. British East Africa.
slam. Malta, Gibraltar. Ceylon. straits
settlements. Dutch East indies. West
Australia and Persia.
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heavy UNDERTONE
IN COTTON MARKET
sagging Tendency Through.
out Session, With Prices
20 Points Lower.
RESTRICTION ON EXPORTS

ro.to, exhibited a very heavy under.
ION, yesterday. Prices opened lower and
jagged throughout the session. with
PRACTICALLY no rally. The oloss was
n.-.,v steady at q net loss Of about 20
co,p,s. The ~unessiness over the An
coma incident. with Galveston advices to
N. enect that the British Government
had demanded the vessels flying the
English flag and chartered for cotton
sboad carry half the amount Of grain.
cvs r,se to natural approximations owe
. ms restriction In cotton carrying facili-
t0
II was OF curse assumed that this
elogsing OF tho export channel would
lead to further ~accumulations Of spots
Z, the South and that sooner or later
,hs heavy unloading movement at any
oncs would ensue Such fears are
\ hardly In line with the attitude Of
southern holders this season. but own
es Of future contracts are not gov
armed by the same considerations As
producers and country ~msrchanta
There was no confirmation OF the
Galveston reports. but such a policy has
been f~orecastsd and II would not be
,urprtsing II some Of the cotton ton
nass should 10 devoted 10 tbs carrying
Of grain to Europe.
II IL also believed that . good deal
Of cotton will be for sale on the part
Of small Southern farmers who may be
nxiou to get Christmas money. These
offerings are not expected to BE- on the
usual scale, owing 20 the plentiful supply
Of money in the South and h willing
ness Of banks to loan on cotton At rea-
vonsbls rates.
Southern spot markets yesterday were
quoted unchanged at Is points lower. A
Texas wire received In the afternoon
said: VERY little Offering. Market
frm."
The New York Cotton Exchange placed
The into sight for the week at 4sl.4s0
bales, against 605.Ss5 last year. The
total for the season 10 100000 bales.
against 6.sss,o00 last year Spinners'
takinrs for the week were 342. 900.
against 49,. o0s last year. The total for
the season Is 6.2l5.0o0. against 4.l2:.0oo
las, year. The visible supply OF Ameri-
can cotton is now 1901. 600. against
4,e57.00o last year.
Market closed barely steady.
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Due Monday.
IncOming Sessel-By Wireless.

IS st. Paul, go miles cast of Sandy Hook
al $3.50 \. NJ yesterday,
s. Antilles, New Orleans, IN miles south of
Jupiter AT moor,
s. Cnamo, san Juan, SOS miles south OF
sandy Hook NJ noon,
Is Californian, Rio. ~ miles from Capo
Henry At noon,
- Nj Mundo, Galveston, lI9 miles north.
west OF Tortnsas at noon,
- GuIfoll. Port Arthur. As miles south OF
over Falls AT noon
: Comet. Baton Rouge. o. miles southwest
OF Damond shoals at q T., NJ.
:, Zulii. La Guayra, III miles south OF
sandy Hook at noon.
sandy Hook At Z = NJ
y MORO Castle, Vera Cruz, 30 miles south
al S.iniy Hook at T. VI
- VIM O'Brcn, jacksonville is miles
northeast OF 81, johns bar a, noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Nav >teadier-Reaned Easier
Futures Moderately Active.

~ s'esdlnr tone prevailed in the market
=, raw sugar and Gales were made of 10000
'gs on chbas for December shipment Of
, "ls cents cost and freight, which 10 equal
o. cents for centrifugal 20 test duty paid.
ouerlnfs from Cuba we're c~onspicuously
NAL and while the crop there 10 q large
W., ana more mills are grinding every day Il
.ruel 10 he the impression among Cuban
snpntrs that tho demsnd would be sufH.
ccem,y large TO absorb the big crop ON &C.
~ NJ on the reduced production In Europe.
,Whned sugar, however, was easier. with
,.fet leading reRners offering on the basis
" 80 cents for hne granulated. which WA
, 'euuHial OF % points from previous ouo.
hna.'oN. Two reflfers were out Of the mar.
-, Beet sugar WAS said to be Offering quits
lated. ~" '""'e 'or srahu'
,,nsinNe market for sugar futures was mod~r,
.,,'y i'llve Prices were irregular, clOsinc
points decline TO 2 points advance. Saies
W." Gay were $50 tons Houses with
s|i ~ connections were on the buying side
,.n VA, thought were disposed 10 slpport
eaut. while beet sugar interests seemed
~''o'eh 80 cell, Prices follow:
49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
WINTER WHEAT LACKS vIGOR.
"Modern Miller" Gets Bad Reports
From some Sections.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-THE Modern Miller
crop outlook The winter wheat stand
shows lack OF vigor In nan sections and
bad reports are coming particularly
from southern and central Illinois and
districts In Missouri. In southern H.
linois the fields show deterioration
which Dur advices Indicate is due to poor
seed.
Latest reports from Texas indicate
that the wheat acreage Is Is to 90 per
cent. below last year. Snow covering In
Michigan. where the stand is uniformly
thin. Is protecting the crop.
Kansas conditions are generally
favorable. with plenty OF moisture
needed. Nebraska has a decrease In
acreage Of 10 per cent. and normal con-
dition. Oklahoma reports are conflicting
AZ to acreage and condition"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Tradins Very Ipacuve-Day'a
Sales 5000 Baxs.

me loeal coffee market was very inactive,
,olal saies amounting to 5000 bags. but while
mere seemed 10 be very few orders either
way the selling was q little more aggressive
nan me buying. and a. u result prices were
slfhtly easier, ctnsiDg AZ q net decline Of 3
10 = points spot trade was dull, with little
prospect of much improvement until after
Va, noheaye. In the absence Of aggressive
operations In any department there was little
rom brazll were about unchanged on the
oesls of.ssS. 10 s!Ooc. for Santos ~. London
meiits nut while Brazil was not disposed TO
mere tnat Brazilian shippers would not be
I'posed 10 ignore bids al reasonable figures.
Tor RIO No. 7. "
.,lht Brazilian cables reported . decline Of
20 fels 10 the Rio market and gave Santos
up9h was l:lsd. lower at II 6-32c. Receipts Al
ho and santos were bs,O0O. compared with
900 year ago. Clearances from Brazil In
ios Pr res follow:
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Dec; 1~1--Thes. army
orders were issued to-day. ""'
These Ouartermaster Corps officers from
the Philippine Islands to the United
and Lieut. Col T, II, Slavens. '
Capt. W +. Bants, NJ. G., from Sou,ber,
Department and duty at Fort McPher,on'
ana report 10 commanding officer Army
and Navy General Hospital for duty "'
Capt. c. II. Errington, from Thirteenth
Infantry, detailed 10 Quartermastsr Corps
capt. J. 7. Aydelotte, NJ. G., from Lot.
terman General Hospital. San Francisco ~
Alcstra., Cal, Pacific branch disciplinary
barracks. ""'
second Lieut.. II y. sumner. co.s,
Artillery, from Forty-third Company IN
coast defence Of Long Island SounJ' w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Toronto stock Exchange. so broadway.
have moved their Offices TO 81 Broadway.
announcement has bean made that
DuGsid white and clifford Hemphiii have
formed q partnership TO deal In Investment
securities at 81 Wall street, under the Arm
name OF Hemphill. White e. Chamberlain
II was reported In the financial district
Yesterday that certain bankers here were
Negotiating for the purchase OF the Curtis
Aeroplane Company and that Glenn Cur
lis had Given a verbal option on his prop
crty. This could not be verified or dis
proven. but II 10 known that preliminary
negotiations have taken place.
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

Doc, LIFTING OruIscr
Chester has arrived at Monrovia, destrovsr
Cushing at Rosebank. hattleship Delnwarc
At Norfolk, cruiser Dixie at Philadplnhiu
collier Nanshan at San Diego. monitor
Ozark and destroyer Wfnslow AT New YAM,
yard. GunOoat Raleigh AT Tupolobampo ana
cruiser Saratoga at Manila.
The cruiser Cincinnati from Shanghai for
Manila. gunhoat galveston from Shanghai
for Manila, sunboat Sacramento from pnrt
an Prince for Portsmouth, y, II, Via Nor,
folk. and gunboat Wilmington from Hong.
Kong for Manila.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. l7.-Further liquidation Was
Indicated in Stewart. Warner to-day, prices de.
Ginning y point on heavy GALES. Booth Fish.
cries preferred. Commonwealth Edison and
Peoples Gas were fractionally lower. Sears.
was active aud strong Chicago
Pneumatic Tool gained . points. Bond mar.
ket dull. The m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
JBvriIngtsa Z alsssurl River
Railroad Company h nsbsaska
csRssIldatsd Msrigag6
6 Per Cent. Sends
Due JULY 1, 1910.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT In
pursuance of . Trust Mortgage Deed exc
cuted to The New England Trust Company,
Trustee. by the Burlington Missouri
River Railroad Company in Sebrasks,
dated July I. 1873. the following - Ca
solidated Mortgage Bonds due July ]. 1918.
OF said Railroad Company. secured by said
Deed of Trust. have been drawn fog pay
ment, viz:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18

- bruhdWay. NtW fofk. Dec. lbth, IyI5.
The Board OF Directors of this Company
has declared a s~u'-arnus cush dividend
Of two and one-half '2'si por cent. pay
able February 10Th. 1915. to stockholders
OF record at the close Of husis~ss on Janu-
airy goth. 1915. Cheques viii he mailed TO
stockholderS who have hled PERMANENT
DIVIDEND ORDER At THIS OFFICE
7. J.. SMITHERS. Assi.tant Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
UNION DEPOT COMPANY,

Sealed proposals for the sale TO the
Sinking Fund OF Gve t5l General Mortgage
&izGo bonds OF the Union Depot 90. Will
be received at the office OF the treasurer,
Columbus. o, until 3 y. NJ. Dec. 80. 1915.
and. AS provided In the mortgage, bonds
offered at the lowest price, not exceeding
1914 per centum and accrued interest, win
be accepted and paid for on Dec. 81. 1918.
{. q. CORNER. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
C%0TToNsEED OIL,

M Soyernment placed the seed crush
slea mn Nv i'ssi'o00 tons. against
.ss''eov a year ago. when the total crush
w e,tst.ooo tons. These ncures ua,a
sbout 10 points lower. Renners ui,bS,ny,
sneir support, and also reduced thar hiIs
worked against outside buying q, u, '"Fu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18

4 regular quarterly dividend OF one and
one-half per cent. Oh eeb upon the Conn
mon stock Of JULIUS KAYSER A. co has
been declared. payable January I, 1916. to
the holders OF record Of such stock at the
close Of business on December 20, 1915.
Dividend checks will be forwarded by
Guaranty Trust Company Of New York.
EDWIN 5. BAYER, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
KANSAS GAS AND EL.ECrRIC m


ffEfERRED STOCK DIVIDEND No -.
a dividehd of one and hree-uuar,er per
cant tA etb on the Preferred stock Of ,b,s
Company mas been declared for the ousrter
eha.ng December 81, 1918. payable January
$500 10 fteierred stock holders of record
1915. NJ. nj NRNISc ,r.inuer 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
AMERICAN POWER 4 LIGHT co.
RHAndMDN NcM NoeL

FEEFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND No. 90.
Ihe regular quarterly dividend OF IT,,
d Light Company has been declared, nav
able January 3. 1916. to preferred stock
December 90. 1915.
NJ. II. AIMING. Treasurer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
THE BANK OF AMERIcI

the board of Directors have to.day d..
c,sred a semi-annual dividend Of fourteen
date. '"NoFu OF inns
ihe transfer books will remain clos.a
until January an, 1915. "'e'
". ". BENNETT. Cashier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
7. BONBR1GHT 4 COMPANY,
InH0knnSld

Northern Ontario Light 4 Power Com
pany, Limited, has declared semi-annual
dividend OF three per cent. C3eeb on its
preferred stock payable January Is. 1916.
to holders OF record az the close OF busi-
ness December 81, 1915.
JAMES AITCHISON, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-18
THE BOSTON MARKET.

MOTION. Dvc ~ -Niusru secss .ver.
stes!y With moierste. ymprovawefA in. 9
ststcs smelling ~srs stsons fes Ven.
tira OIL ~ss active and sIishtIy highsr. The
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s~UB.TREASURY STATEMENT.

THURSDAY.
Paid by sub-Tressury to banks. $500 900
Paid by banks TO Sub-Treasury 3,0s3. 900
actions $3.50 900
Paid by Sub Treasury to banks eel. eo6, 900
Paid by banks to Sub-Trensury, Is. 70S, 900
Gain TO banks s?,<ss,O0O
vious Observation-Disclosures. 1853. 900
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
O0ee Of Ths American Csal Company

q AlleGaoy Ceunty.
Ne. I Broadway. New York. Dec. .. 1918.
The annual election for Directors OF Tho
American Coal Company OF Allesany
County New Jersey will be held at the
Company's once. No. IS Montgomery ST.
Jersey City. n. j.. on Thursday. tho 3oth
OF December. 1913. between the hours of
twelve and one o'clock y. II. The Transfer
Books Will not be closed.
u. y. WALBRIDOE. Sec'y.
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITrSBuRG. Dec. i7,--StrenSth in National
Fireprootins issues was the feature OF 30.
days market. La Belle Iron was easier on
odd lot sales. The rest of tho list was gen
orally unchanged to slightly lower.