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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
COTTON RALLIES
ON COVERING MOVE
Market Weakens Later as Up
ward Movement Fails to
Draw Expected Demand.

A renewal OF the covering move
ment. which developed around 1i.+o
for January contracts earlier In the
week. caused further rally In the cot
ton market during yesterdays earlier
trading. January sold % 20 iL90, or
$3.50 a bale above the low point OF
last Tuesday. A. this level the de-
nand tapsrsd Of and prices reacted
rather sharply In the late trading. with
the market closing steady at a net
advance ~ from 70 points for the
dag.
The early advances vas encouraged
By relatively firm cables. Dnfsyorsbls
weather pred ct.ons ard bullish. over
ni1ht sDot advice from the South.
The market opened firm a. ar advances
81 10 " y points after sOme early ir-
regBiarity and sold. ~ % ~ points net
gher. on active covering. forsigs,
Southern ard .ocsI buying
LiverDOll Vss active and strong. with
f1e Differences between tne tEo markets
rider han - arg tine Tor the as,
GEAR Liverpool bDyIn2 here rss sup
,cqoI ~ IN doe signsr - undo strad-
1Ios Or n transfer hedges Some
frs1rht mis- m m BE- followed By az
iaa,r>yenens n The eZcort movement
Ear.y 5BVinz Fas encouraged also o7
5yvate rsDDrts ssZzest.nZ hat ,hs
sez Canal m RI BE- c.oge1. should
mia measure actually Be tsksn, };
s.If ~ eycectec - interfere With
ne 1.strssfion - me indian crop. ard
q eSrresDDnllD1ly better outlet fo-
EasNr.cs1. % Vas hardly supposed oT
5e>Dle i1 ~ zeal trade thac Crsas
ETtz.n VOID ,ake arr srsp t1a- You'd
erer< ffe nj ~ Increment - Europe.
rr1ate PREDICTIONS rat re ffeezrZ
rez,ssr lHc,aIT forecast for O<ia-
->11a wcsc s5rssd ovsr ne sntirs
-e.. ,stt.rz - elc % ne seTe.opr
r ~ erC,. sr6 AK ~ a. -.cro7irZ
ts1- >errers seensd ~ mel tac-Srs
RI RI ssysncs 7. sesnss, 1DTeTsr,
eszg 80 .sgz-- r1Dverers vss 70, at
-r@rr.-Z cg-.s - broad q sera1f a.
1S-s q ~ secsr. 5-Ters rad sn-ici-
art al - Eo>1 a. sEsiness .scsrsf
90 Or 80 amaze % s5DIt hzlf
~. s-,l rs-s-r .5w ,sTs.s -ae 1zr<s-
rss1s-el .-tsr heavy rss. Z-z TIE
80 Va 8 90 .cl-.s - from ne
.sFsa- O. -spes-s - rsry lrtaESrss.c
Esz-csr % --s r sg-sr- se-
ll.--e-r rsc- -zrzs-g a. oEcizlly
rs----s- rs-s --c-s- -. - = coats
z-s-- rs-e-z = s---z-zst- Ez5or-s
~ 80 -zT we're f-5f sa-ss. -z.-g
-F-ss - - --g Fszs1-. zZsing-
--sffG &c T.zrl az1. gz-Zs .
---,sg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
TOPICS OF DAY
m WALL STREET
oss of American Life on
Ancona Fails to Al
feet Prices.
pAu.WAY CAR FAMINE
ALREADY IN SIGHT
sorplus of Idle Cars Reduced 10
o. 23e-Smelters Almost
Reaches Par.

v.,.,.r the sinking Of the Ancona
-, n. report of Ambassador Page
"a, tven.y-seven American citizens
- ,.,,sn victims 10 the attack Of the
,n,,-,su submarine had any pereept-
~. effect on the stock market. For
49,, there wss q ready explanation.
r-o- the first, said traders, 1t had
...msd probable that the Ane0ns had
80, sunk while attempting 20 escape.
-..-sfo-e there was no cause for the
,,-;.sS States 20 enter protest. Inc
.,,,;s,s were within their rights.
as..svsr barbsrously they exercised
~, With no protest from the United
49,. government there would be no
S.Ss- ~ conflict with AuS;ris-Hun-
-s-S TIE security markets. therefore.
sod be affected in no way by what
- after all. merely regrettable oe-
sr,rance. Having subscribed The =. Z.
n 20 is argument. the stock mSrSe,
,,orssded cheerfully on It's way ssSin.
I. showed no concern over the reports
49, tho Arcona had been shslled after
4. 80 needed the submarine command
- order 70 stop. because the tech
.;,.l condition Of the stock market was
hsrinnine 20 be sbsorbing,y interest
;,r and there was no reason % taSe
.,sek in any rumor thst happened 70
.ors over the cables. After 81, re
nsrksd one trader, the Lusitsnia WAS
. much bigger ship and there were =
r-.st many more Americans on board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12

s.....t e nsfeby Eigsn that ne annual
LE1ys " ~ s'ol> holders ~ nOKbE CUT
~ HhfiDWAEE co. nc. will ~
IN = NJ yfi1eiysl oft1e ~ me Company,
~, 80 D'ffff isDrDJ9n II Manhattan.
49,, .fN Iyf/, ffafs - Hsu YDf<. on
e.. ~ - toysGbsf, 1915. 80 ~ oclOck
bts.. ~ 20 tlfrilDn ~ directors ana the
rer,,< - ~ run other business 40 may
- e'if.s bsfefs ran ne@iiag.
III h>yemi,ef f,h, 1915
haCHlJD A.. DWIGHT, f<rfsfsry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
FRISCO ASSESSMENT $50
Capital To BE Reduced by More than
8 Per Cent-s25, O0O, 900 Needed.


A tentative draft of the st. Louis e.
San Francisco Railroad reorganization
plan was submitted TO the Missouri
Public Service Commission here to-
day, which provides for reduction in
capitalization Of S2i per cent and for
a decrease in annual fixed charges Of
l7iG per cent.
As expected, the plan provides for
IN assessment NJ $50 a share on the
capital stock. which vii raise approx
mately s2j,O0C,00O for future require
ments. The frat payment on the az
sessment will be only &c. The entire
plan will be onderVritten b. a syndi-
cate n New York bankers headed Dy
Speyer h 90. and ]. 4 ". Selzmsn b
Co.. who have been largely instru-
mental in working out the reorgsniza-
ton as representative Of the princi-
yal bOndhDlders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
Car Famine in Sight.

The ne, surplus Of IDLE cars CT the
railroads OF the United Ststes and
Carsds failed 70 decrease IN October
a: heavily as it did in September. O.
there would have been s shortage %
rspor; Yesterday instead OF a surplus
81 26 ess. The actual decrease was O.
$50 ears. IS against l06,7l0 IN the
month previous. Nevertheless, the rail-
roads are worried over the situation
and in the Northwest are taxing mess
Tres TO keep their cars where they can
use them. Every eFor; IS being made
10 cut down the waste OF cars. coca
stoned By shippers and consignees
holding them on sidings a. their con
ysnience. instead OF loading or unload
ing them promptly. but Western rail
road men generally expect the nos;
serious car shortage OF recent years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
Held On the One-Yard Line.

Shelters was the star performer yes
;srday. Il had been tipped generously
around the Street for par before 5
o'elock. Il stopped jus. short o. that
point. but not. probably-as was sug-
gested BY one irresponsible in a broker
age house because the whole capital
stock was for sale a. par. There was
70 complaint around the Street about
the failure to achieve the extra eighth
AID il would not have been reasonable
Il there had been. On Wednesday the
stock could have been bought al 81
From 81 20 997s in a little over one
days trading. with no war contracts
disclosed or limited az, is a pretty good
gain; and that is 10 say the least Of Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
YhNrEL riosDA. President
.k1TTtg on ANNrAI Nr,TIN0. =

49, ~ hsFsbT giVen that the annual
~ o. TIE ssolkhol1srs ~ ~ boxer .
n -, vii - hsid o. the principal OfficS
:, - spfnt1nT. loi Duane Htrsei. Borough
X. hsiisn. ri'T - sew YCfk. State ~
nzh az ii.G e'eioet n ~ forenoon sf thai
t..y ths .isefiD, - directors ami the
,,ess,,,,>n ~ sych other business D may
~. 'lfhs before salo meeting
Ten. hoysmDsf ffh, 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12

There vas extraordinarily heavy
trading in The trus. company rscsiPis
FOR the international Mercantile Ma
rins - Per cen, collA;erals. They BE-
gan the day q; g ard IN the course o;
the afternoon rose % s+is, closing a.
-. Mercantile Marine preferred. Csn-
trsl Trust Company certificates. .se-
wise ruled strong j. Ire stock market
They were dealt II OF ths eNcnarSs
fc- .he S-s- slime. opening az 56A
Sales ranged from 55i- % 5@ls ard me
close was a. 5-i.. where . gam o. -
points wss shown. Buliish expec-a-
s1o-s for the Marine issues are based
on the large returns that are beng re
ceiTe6 b. al vessels carrying freight
across the Atlantic. but more part.cg-
larry or the heavy charter rates the
British government; is paying Cor Is Of
the company's ships.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
SURROGATES' NOTICES.

sAXTON. WILLIAM ON PURSUANCE
OF an order Of Honorable John T. Co
haIan. a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York. notice IL hereby given TO all persons
having claims against William O. SaXtOn.
late OF the County OF New York. deceased,
TO present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscribers at their place Of trans
acting business. at the Office Of their attor-
ney. Frank l.. Holt, No. 220 Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY. on
or before the 10th day Of May next.
Dated. New York. the 80 day OF Noyem-
Der 1915.
WILLIAM O. SAXTON.
CHESTER r. SAXTON,
FIDELITY TRUST Co OF NEW YORK,
FRANK l.. HOLT. ENecu1o's
Attorney FOR Executors,
220 Broadway New York City ---.
~ PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
Fonorable John y. Cchalan. surrogate
Of ,he County Of New York.
NOTICE Is hereby given 20 All persons
having claims against Frank B. lesson, iate
~ The County OF New York. deceased. 10
present the same with vouchers Thereon 20
he subscriber at his place OF irnnsactins
h"siness the Office Of Stewart n shearer' NO
AZ Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan. IN the
civ OF New York. on or before the z-nd day
OF April. next. 49,, r.. -, o.,.,.-
~ ANDREW c. NcGOWlN.
4'A'' Administrator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
New Vanderlip Interest.

Frank A. Vanderlip has joined the
board of directors of the s. X. F. Bali
Bearing Company, of Hartford, which
has taken over the business OF the s.
X. F. Ball Bearing Company OF New
York, house importing ball bearings
made in Sweden. The new company
has acquired the right to manufacture
the s X. F. ball bearings in America
from the Swedish company and is about
to erect a factory for this purpose. 1t
has a fully paid up capital of 100000
Besides Mr.. Vanderlp, the board
will consist Of B. G. Prytz, president;
b. VI. W. Hanson, Franklin B. Kirk
bride, A. Carlander and S. Winquist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE.-For
paper maturing IN ten days or less. per cent; W
70 ninety days. per cent
CALL MONEY opened a. ~ per cent; highest.
per cent lowest :. per cent closing. ~ per cent
renewal. ?. per cent.
TIME MONEY va, easy. Rates. 7tsa7H rer cent
for srty days. per cent for ninety days. four h''
and sir months.
MERCANTILE PAPER was quiet, Ruling rate.
2',a3 per cent for best Names. bank scceptAnces
~ m2A pr cent
CGrARING HOUSE TRANS ACTIONS. 80 ~
change sis3. 100. $40: balances. s2s.ll0E5. III,
sub-Treasury was creditor 20 the extent ~ s25.a5s
SUB TREASURY New York banks gained from
The srb-Tfcasury s2.45o. 900. and lost since frdaj
100000
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE
NIIINT -Bosf0i Tor ten days. Ter cent, W y
ninety days. g. Philadelphia. sni yer ceul
CeveA and. for ter days. "a per emit ~ 20 81
days. 4 sirty 10 ninety days ~ hiriimonf. up "a
ninety DAYS. 4 per cent: Atlanta up 10 ninety JAY
4 tsr cent. Chicago up 10 sixty days. per cent
sixty 70 ninety days. "a 81 Louh. , and r.
4 pet cent. Dallas. I and "a per cent. san ffsn
cisco Tor ten days, per cent. fof thlfy GAYS. y,
for thirty to sty days. 4. for sixty 10 ninety
days. ~
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE --Poston. par; Chicago
aoc discount; 81 Louis Dc discount hii. e pre-
MUM ssted. san ffancisco 81 premium Miihe
apolis i5c premium
n,S1, cIrAniNGs- Barimore. exchanges 50.
Gqs sIi balances no igT. Bo-i0n exchanges w.
,0s. ael balance 81 900 1f1 'hlraEn tnhasH'
iiiio,i5i. baisrrs " ift', 40, ,,i.
otrhanges fiiDs0.'l balances flalOlli
SILVER MAHKET Baf silver 20 London vas
q iGf. gain " "a. Ncw lgth iuWfa ~ VI"
G0hr. 40 -. hrtieA CIV" n"l''a' "'N"'e''
ToETuN EXCHANGE -sieflinI advanced 70
tes.' but later rac'ed Gable lnd sishi rates
London Catlo. fesh demand @n fSh
e.s ;2@ s..s s3s Ii', o. cS:,s ipa
IT.. ~ d: 49, . 1Ss a G 'a .,. tsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12

Pittsburgh. Nov. 1l.-George W. Eb-
erhardt, seen at the Duquesne Club
tonight. refused to comment on the
suspension. His Offices were doing busi-
ness all day just as usual, and an
officer of the Pittsburgh Stock Ex-
change said tonight that the New YORK
penalty would have no effect on Mr.. Eb-
crhardt's membership in the local ex-
change.
Mr.. Eberhardt, who comes OF very
wealthy family, is son of the late
Mr. Eberhardt, of the firm OF Eber-
hardt g. ODER, brewers, merged into
the Pittsburgh Brewing Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
RUMELY ASSESSMENTS PAID
More than 81 Per Cent Of Stock Sub
scribes to Plan.

John W. Platten, chairman Of the
joint reorganization committee of the
NJ. Rumely Company, stated yesterday
that more than 81 per cent Of both
classes of stock have made their sub
scription and more than 81 per cent Of
the outstanding two-year 6 per cent
notes ard commission notes have been
deposited with the committee.
Wednesday was the last day on which
stockholders of the NJ. Rumely Com
pany could pay the assessment and de-
post their holdings under the plan and
agreement Of reorganization.
The sale of the assets Of the CON-
pany under decree Of the United States
District Court took place at La Porte,
Ind. on November 8, 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
Bonds Continue TO Rise.

In the bond market there was no
diminution in the demand for invest
msnt securities, but rather an increase.
One Of the notable occurrences Of the
day was the crossing of par by the
Pennsylvania general mortgage 41z
for the first time since they were is
sued In June. They touched 1908 in
fairly heavy trading, later yielding d
small fraction. A bond dealer, com.
menting on the market yesterday, said
TIA. Il was the first time that European
liquidation had been conducted on a
rising scale q prices. Everything in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.

Co1ee was inactive aud narrow AZ The opsnng
n-ccs zero laG points loser. With veTy leht trade
hlt .pf1c little pressure ln December. tl-r" H4s
l4s test luI. c.'er WORKING 10 ilff.e .r'in
the bottom. pd,-s tl..e a. Tie cip.c under wat
appeared ,o be h0rc ase,e'si'e ,e .i-t iy '.AI'
la.crrts Fiusl prices acfs easy at 4as r.us
not decline Total sales Tor tine day were 1850
bags
unchanged santos - and q being quoted Al q
az So q al 9.2Ja9.3jc. - sand . A. . l0c.
All London credits. While RIO - we're offered ~
SOC American crcits
Tie Ioral SPOT market was inactive and IN.
ehsng-i. With Rio Is quoted At '7.c. Range Of
prices -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

The bulk Of the net changes on the
Consolidated Exchange showed further
recoveries from the recent sharp set
back, but many of the railroads lost
ground fractionally. American Smelt-
Ing opened at 9sas, its lowest. Can
dipped to 59h. United States Steel
went as high as S7h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12

AffOTneFF sNI 9f'I'I1I'1''''
as Wall street.
Manhattan. New YORK.
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF
Honorable John y Cohalan. a Surrogate
y, the County 81 New York. Notice IL here
Nv given 70 all persons having claims agalns;
DANIEL a Davis late Of the County OF New
York. deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the subscribers at place
OF transacting business, Room No. 9ii. 50
Heavier Street. IN the City OF New York, on
or before the 25th day OF April next
Dated New York. the 10th day OF October
1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12

The approximate amount Of tho lien or
charge to satisfy which the above-de-
scribed property liz 10 be sold. II Seven
thousand three hundred thirty-nine so/loo
dollars (S7.S39.30) with interest thereon
from the nth day OF october. 1913. to-
rether With the costs and allowance
Amounting TO Three hundred nine 7efioo
dollars $500. To). with interest from Octo-
Der 10. 1915. together with the expenses
OF the sale The approximate amount OF
the taxes assessments and water rates
or other Hens. " hlch are to be allowed to
or psId by the Referee, is Two hundred
ninety -ivo 3oNoo dollars N:sk3O nd IN
Dated. New York. october ~. 1918
CHARLES o. MAS. Referse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12

tn. local street market for copper WAS nnn. Win
elertrolytic auotel At ~. @lslsg. on the New ior.
Ste,I f,cbangs tn IN 5-ion lO,.. vas quoted AZ
-. "a. far srIt AMI November. Lead was firm. Win
SeS YorE spot 5.l5c asked. and East ;; Louis
az, and sgc.ier vas strong. WIN Sea n7fA spaI
---.fg 30 and East ~ Loui. lj.10a lhe. In
Union rT,tcr closed al f55 To- for standard SPOT.
- i5. for futures and Iel lor e.eciroyiic SPOT
~ ~, larlard pot flg5 and futures flt3 is. Nitl
~ I'd ia tors spot and go tons futures. Lead
An LONDON clos,d at fgj 3 Cd. and speter spot.
IS los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
make. specials. he: fresh choice. l2dl2he: fair
20 good. l0is llisc. common. 81. sst1c.
ECCE


EGGS.
Receipts. go eases. Gcucra conditions IN
changed New laid qualities yeB scarce and firm.
Good medium quaiiiifs showing a reaso1able pro-
portion ~ lew laid eggs are selling little bet'er
iu The absence ~ sufficient supply n better gual-
ities. but seriously mixed and Inferior lois 81 fresh
gathered sill dragging A. yefy Irregular prizes.
Fresh gathered. erifa hur DOZEN. fl"iic extras,
nr's. We i0c. ars'. 3i@37c. seconds. z'@ i5e,
Thirds and p0orf. iiHl'c, drflci. ~ ]. +-i9P
2ic, 80 Wd poorer. ly' i-e. clffk ~. 4sl !"
choice IN 1lw 1,r. cig snd inferior, lh"luhc.
Refrigerator special marks. fancy. MANY. br'n'
14i3 1tifr. aernrds ~ ifm.'r. fhiIlf nf pfDfef.
100 tlc. diftlrs l8W2iar. state. Pcrrsylssnis and
nearby. heunery whites. One 20 fsncy. g@1c
ordinary IN gpoi. f9N Csc. gathered whites, WdIay
~ Ono. t8assc. Weston. gathered whites, $50 f'',
state. pcrnesIyania aa1 ieffbg ieIrev iupth',
i2H Sc. gathered brown and misei r0.Dfs. s,eitoi
nearby rsfdgefaf0f whites 2f@foc
nay snD srRkW
The fona ~ fHn msftai D. somcfhs' irregular ~
high gfsle flfDffy. 0r.firn al fhify fnlfl Ff.ei
H ile mgmeHl hinF fY !. 't'''' w ln' n@
WHrd NAf. ls.gs u4|rh nnNing ~ }, ~ Nft
go f0@flf. tp 80 Nr|f. f41mf5t ~ fNiW %
ttmfl1. fn.y uflf r.Vfr m.fN tlf"Ni ~
ifYl wfrAW. ", D. fl5 5o@9lt Small bsie'
shout o. tu dor largo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
A Lonesome Newcomer.

There was no reception committee
waiting to welcome Computing Tabu-
lating- Recording Company stock on the
Exchange, so that after making its
bow. with 100 shares at 46, il remained
a wallfower. The stocks designation
on the ticker tape is GIMP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

4 Quarterly Dividend 81
Two Dollars $500 per share on tho
cannon stock o. this company has thls
day been declared. payable al the Treas
urer's once 1876 Broadway. New YORK.
,fockhoIders % record at o'clock l.. VI.
wednesday. December ]. 1915 The STOCK
transfer books will not be closed for mo
payment OF this dividend.
p,ockholdrrs who have not already done
20 are urgently requested TO rle diVideno
mailing orders with tho underugned, IRON
whom blank forms may be had upon mp
FHEDERIc v. =. CROSBY. Treasurer.
..ev YORK ~ Y, November II. 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12

The continued sircufih IN spot and "hned sesA,
..,i'.d -, firm opening lu futures where hrt
49,. ,ss-, unchanged t0 an advance ~ - points
r. ,de buyirz later In the DAY sent prices lishef ul,
t,,,i. rr,qt.ttknz after the noon hour s.At
-. n Few points from the b-st ne maih't
..,d nrn, unchanged 20 ret advance ~ ~ points
ain sale. for the day u lO.soO tons han.s %
prices ys..,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12

Liverpool Gables -Sgci cotton good demand 80 -
y go bales speculation and eTgorr. 1870. Amer
i-sn. 10000. Imports. 90 900. American s.c9)
Mit-urlan1. f.sfd. Fut-res opcnsd steady. %
- points higher Closed vcD steady A. a ct
advance y l2i1 70 . points January February
esii.i March April. 6siad Msy-June. 81 IA:
July August. 6.sli1G october November. ffjL
Manches'er--Yarns hardening. cloths frm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
DAVID d. DAVIS,
=. BAYARD HALsTED.

Executors.
II. BECKETT. ESQ., Attorney
for Executors, l35 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
New Vice.President for Guaranty

Crayson ". P. Murphy, president OF
G.. ". p. Murphy & Co., who took an
active part in the reorganization OF the
Assets Realization Company, has been
elected a vice-president OF the Guar
anty Trust Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
couTOasEE0 OIL

Cotonsecl oil showed sery nm undei' oie. WIZ
s,r,un, AZ veil a. covering. TIE market vas doh-
mated by the crude situation: Aha pilees a. W.
elo,s Of the day were l2slI points h'' H'Snoi'
Range u prices. y.s,s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
THE wOODMERE CLUB.
INCORPORATED.

NDDDMLkE. LD.NG iSisA.sP.
Please take notice that the Annual Meet
irg ard a Special Meeting OF the stock
boilers % The Woodmere Club. Inc, viii
7. held a. the city Athletic Club. 20 West
siih Street. Esw York. on Friday. the 18th
cay o; November. 1915. a. eight o'clock In
ne sYe-lng
The purposes % the meetings ar 20
t'sf he reports u officers. 10 elect Direc-
tors Tor the ensuing one and two years
TENS ard inspectors % Election 20 serve
ne next annual meeting. and 10 act
UPON prcDos. Sons % cOneenting 10 the
,nscpilon q mortgage 90 secure sub
tf.pticls heretofore and hereafter 20 be
rze- 5y stockholders % the Construction
Songs o. the Club: % 20 amend Art Z.
re o. the bylaws relating 20 the an
ts1i meeting % sfDckholdsrr, ~ 20 amend
Az x. Sec. ( o. the bylaws 70 effect a
ssSngs IN the fscs. year and In the dues
q e.fts.n classes % fn@mbsrships; and for
,ns rsnsacf.on % such other business as
LAY properly come tefof@ the said meet
nc LEWIS =. sCHECEK. Secretary.
Dated New YORK CITY Nov LIST. 1915.
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An extra dividend Of l2i. per cent
has been declared on the common stock
of the Eastman Kodak Company, pay
able December 10 20 holders Of record
November 80. in addition to the regular
quarterly dividend Of 2i2 per cent, pay
able December 81 to stock OF record
December Is
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BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The American Mating Company 81
The annual meeting ot stockholders
yesterday elected Ansel Phelps o.
rector. succeeding 4 y. Psriin. Inc
annual meeting OF the American Malt
Corporation, owing 20 the lack OF 8
quorum, wss adjourned until Novem'
Der Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-12

The September report of the Pacific
Coast Company shows decrease Of
81, $50 in gross earnings which amount
ed to 1868, 008 in comparison with that
month in 1914. There was gain Of
1898 in net income after expenses which
totalled Si0s,5 07.
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

rpr EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANh OF Lpp,
INTO 4, merging is arsirs Nith that o. The Lon
s,.,s RAM. and n acsosdsprsYiS me ia. cru.
nors. il say. are hereby nc,AI 60 prsserr. e,s,n'
for psJ meat. - IN W. S"'"
Lodi. Ohio. OCT. IA. isis.
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New York. October -. 1915.
10 TIE aTOCKHOLDERS or ERIE
Ef.ENafrlE ffnEfUEs


ELEVATOR COMPANY
.rLkAsE TAXI NOTICE that a meeting
ne s;ockh0ldsrs OF ERIE ELEVATOR
OAFANf will % held a. the once 81
.h. COMPANY. No - Broad Street BOr-
,.sa - AsEhsttzn. City OF New York. on
~. ~, llth dSy q November. 1915. at IL
stloe< y. Tor the purposs 81 voting upon
Si'rosfion hat said Company be forth
80 eittDlssc according 70 Jaw. such dis
s-isa having been duiy recommended By
MO Company
ny 'fesf % the Board OF Directors
OGDEH NfLLS. President
.-psDtCE " GhlFR enorsiarY
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