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Sc vi Cd Galveston, - mites south Of
SauGN Hook AT noon Yesterday
rs larImrr Port Arthur. ~ miles south
west of Diamond Shual NJ noon.
s. Alabama Port Arthur, - miles south
of sandy iiook a. noon
80 Neohes. Galveston, 2t mIlcs south of
sandy Hook at noon
= III Muudo. galveston, - miles south of
jupiter nj noon
So Antilles. New Orleans, ~ miles south
of Jupiter Al, noon.
s. Alamo, Mobile, 49, miles south Of Sandy
Hook al p NJ.
50 VI RIO Galveston. crossed Galveston bar
al $40 J., Nj
IS SAN Marcos, Galveston, passed Alligator
at y, NJ
s. Comanche, Jacksonville, II miles north
of 81. Johns bar AZ I y, NJ.
IS CouchO, Galveston, ia miles west OF
Key Yves, at ! = NJ.
- MuskogcC. New Orleans, n miles north
west OF Tortugas at \ l.. NJ.
s. Bucnavcnlura Buenus Ayres, ba1 miles
south of Sandy Hook at noon,
- Saratoga, Havana, go miles south OF
Sandy Hook at i NJ
80 Apache, Jacksonville, "a miles south
of sandy Hook At y VI,
S. City of Montgomery, savannah. l7 miles
south Of Sandy Hook at noon.
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THE GRAIN MARKET.
wheat Higher on EnKland's Action
Other sharp CptuPns.

The wheat trade was thrown into con-
us Oh by the announcement that the
British Government had assumed control
over about 20. 900, 900 bushels Of high
ade wheat located principally at Fort
william and Port Arthur. Speculative
interests were not t!mid, however. There
was i great deal of outside buying. espe-
c,ally at the opening. and values quickly
gained more than 2 cents n bushel. A
te,erish market ensued, but the close
VAS near the highs.
lnUumertbIe theories were advanced
10 stimulate the buying Of wheat. Ii
was generally conceded that the
souudc-t OF these was the possibility
hat exporters were being forced TO
cover In their hedges at Chicago. Win
rpeg and Minneapolis an a result OF the
conhscation of wheat In Canada. one
Of IL" leading LOCAL exporters admitted
'aat there was some hedge buying during
Yesterdays session.
for this hedge buying. to reach great pro-
portions, II was said that OF approx
ma,e.y "a, 900 900 bushels taken for the
account OF tho English Government, from
ZOO. 200 to 1000. 900 bushels belonged to
'4rmers In Canada. who had moved their
wheat % elevators In expectation OF better
rr!ces. This quantity OF wheat was largely
uahedgeI Several million bushels are said
TO have been sold abroad, 20 that after
making allowance for yesterdays covering
~ hedges. not much moro than 5000. 900
hurh'. OF wheat future hedges OF the
1900, 900 bushels reported eommandeered
1fe Outstanding.
The .irEe local exporters were unanimous
tde,.arl1g that Developments and details
,'th" Unprecedented action Of the British
governments would be awaited, Obviously,
",.hore the exporter had his wheat at Fort
william, Win rail and freight accomm
odticU. arranged and the wheat sold to a
~iofeiei. customer. much embarrassment
mas .L. 80 IN 49, sll. -
Tho" vas much heard Of a prospective
broadening Of the demand for American
,Shea' This gossip was inspired partly
u" assertions that about 900, 900 bushels
Jay 40 u matter Of fact, there was
nothing Extraordinary In this buying, AS
N. wheat offered at the gulf is several
cents a hushel under the cost OF Tho
'%ahadian wheat and the durum whea,
OolgAt follows liberal purchases In tho past
styetaI days OF this comparatively under.
grade wheat.
Nv mo sentiment In the trade wa,
rhlsh and Views were formed accordingly,
The, lew that the British Government
might deem It advisable to step in ire.
p1.h't' and commander wheat, thereby
b4'o'naNcsliy checking speculation and
.rna'"ns holding by farmers. was strongl,
,,tptS~o1, especially rs II Is known tina,
W. fFs sh officials attend To- the market
sot me big surpluses In Australia and
.nald' But the commission house bull,
were nudauutcd and maintained that sucl
IiU'"lurc would not be inimical to theij
'rT,",. a, tho present stage.
,,no' ''t'hor upset conditions there were
e. nat the. action Of the Dominion
49, hlnsnt In laying claim TO tho whea'
sfort william and Port Arthur was no
~"''''hea by the authorities at London
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

TIL" French liner la lorraine. sailin0
to-day for Bordeaux. Will take mail. clos
ing at noon, for France. Rumania, Serbia
Switzerland. italy, Spain, Portugal. Egypt,
Greece. British India. British East Africa,
slam. Malta. Gibraltar, Ceylon.. straits
settlements, Dutch East indies. West Aus
tralia and Persia.
Tn. White star liner Baltic. sailing !ts-
day for Liverpool. vii, take mail. closing
at $3.50 A NJ. for Europe. except Ger
many. Austria. Hungary. xemburg Tur-
key. the Netherlands. Bulls aria Norway.
sweden. Denmark and Russia. also Tor
Africa, West Asia and East Indies.
The Russian American liner Gar. sailing
to. morrow for Archarg"l. Will take mall.
closing at 10 A NJ. for Russia.
The Observation-Disclosures liner Noorderdyk.
sailing Thursday for Rotterdam, VIII take
mall closing At $3.50 a. NJ, for the Meth
crlands.
The Creek liner Nasilefs Constantinos.
sailing Friday for PlrEus. will take mall.
sailing Friday for piraeus, will take mall.
closing AT L NJ. for Greece. when sps-
cially addressed only.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BCTTER-Ine top Grades were rHc. higher
wore unbalanced. but steady under 9 fair
Renovated and ladies steady. Packing stock
IN good demand. Prices: Creamery. extras.
% score. s3hc.: higher scoring, sthc.; frets.
nness, seosic.: rood 10 prime. g7@sc.: com.
mon 10 fair. 221csc.: renovated extras. %b4
&c; nrsts. sh924c.: imitation m
s ss'; !. :.a ,aSs:e+ s,s ,sslss' f facsin. s %oss. j Hasss.
No. .. 0c: lower grades. is0isic.
CHEEsE-A arm market prevailed locally
because Of bullish advices from the Inferior.
yreeh made State fats in poor depand
Fancy cheddars and daisies Arm. Exporters
q present are doing no purchasing Prices:
state. whole milk. held specials, i6Ac. aver
'isxc.: slate sEim.. held specials, 1sSai1c F:
choice. 12b61Sc. fair TO good. 1l812c.: Wis.
eonstn twins. lsHc.: double dAsies. y +;
Young America. lie.
EGGs-The high retail prices were apparent
way Of resricsed consumpalon when. . drop
q sgsc: occurred. Tor. trades Of fresh in
is being done for shipment late this week.
s rr'ss:: n E.::h .: ss,ssred hr: s..rs sai sie': . .,sass
:ssss m SG l. i H.nt:s'' s; lsgisS' r sr.,.. s,o or:
IS. sSii,s:. s SSs q ; ;snss. ss sass:''t sror hs"ns "a
%6c. mixed colors, Saisc:
LIVE PouLrRY-No prices were estab.
ushed ycsterday. but receipts werc thirty
'i pREssssp' soHL ;!H!sep on ss.c Il tn. mild
weather fresh killed iced lots showed poor
fered, although moderate supplies are In
transit. Chickens and fowls slow and weak
Old roosters in light supply and steady
Keys. Western springs. fair to good. isdac
scalded. fancy. 2ac poor. ia isc Kentucky
and Tennessee. lsdDc. Texas. fair to good
Western, dry picked, boxed. so lbs and over
i!c.; Western. ecalded. large, .fthc.; iced
western, dry picked. ~ and 5 lbs. lsttc.;
lbs. leo. Chickens, fresh nearby. 3 and I lbs
TO psir. 2sQ3oc Virginia. milk fed. 3 and
lbs &c; dry picked. corn fed. 2 and I lbs
70 lbs. to dozen. s: . lbs. NDaN75 5 lbs.
N25.
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II was pot surprising. therefore. that the
le,ders In The trade. were inclined to await
4 more detailed and definite report. There
terday' due To the chaotic. conditions
caused by tho alleged action Of the British
exception Of November viii BE- dealt T'i in to.
day.
Regular news factors were hardly
AZ Liverpool wheat. prices we're about
three cents higher for Canadian grades.
I SSi,s A~9 r.y,.ss o wsTs about .s s, sr,s cents NJ:
Ing q crop Of 5000. 900 bushels. against
q a'G 2Ss 100 ago 's cs ls,os s:. 90 ss.s :Gs " final
1000 600 bushels, asain cca SO'soo; 900
aso. 4 moderate increase Is expected in
The estimate to-day Of the worlds wheat
corn-Another furry among shorts and
Srcush. sSoSs sharp .d,"no.s through the
in whes, was the principal fso,or r.
were the higher cablc. and the wet weether
tho farms. were hardly a. liberal. - ex.
pected. There was some pront taking on
the bulge, Technically; the msrnss we
nor many. weeks. Rusnors 81 export bust:
ness could not be confirmed. Part %
s sssin ss'' pSfch sSs,ns 81 t ont. l for .a sssa .soo unit
OF spreadeN
Oats-The big ADVANCE acored were .
surpriee even to the bulls In the tradA.
Stop loss orders on the Short side were
REACHED. Export business was rumcred
to be = high ss . million Sush.is. The
ton OF the excitement In other marketa.
Buying Of oats against Gales Of corn,
the upward tendency Of values. Tit hedge
selling In expocrted to spread. due to the
more remunerative prices 10 farmers There
the visible, with the total given at $1,000
900 bushels. against !. 1000. 900 bushels Q
year ago.
Provisions-Hisher prices for hogs and
erain helped provisions values, but the ad-
vanccs were checked by the hedge selling
and proht taking.
Chicago prices:
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

tina New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were 4 per cent. for thirty to ninety
Avs and 8 per cent. for longer bills.
onen market discounts. prime accept
ances, maturing UP to ninety days, IA u
~ per cent, ,,
cant, FOR sixty to ninety days bills and for
-FOUR to six months best names. az az per
cent. for others,
call money on the noor Of the Stock
rxchangs yesterday ruled At IN per cent. (:
hish. ) per cent, low. ~ per cent.
mime money was quiet and featurcless.
Rates were 2h42% per cent. for sixty
DAYS, 2k al per cent. for ninety days. 2
ncr cent. for four months and 3d3A per
cent. for Ave months.
Sterling exchange was frmcr, Final
quotations were: Demand, 469x cables.
"Caii money In London. az az per cent. 4;
short bills, ~ per cent. three months
nomestio exchange on New York, st.
louis, par, San Francisco, SOC, premium ;
polls, 400. premium; Chicago. Toe.
discount. Cincinnati. par; Montreal, 62h c,
Par silver In London, :7hd, New York.
$3.50,
Exchanges, i2S7.l67.ob", balances. S2o,033.-
ee:; sub-Treasury credit balance, w.
iii.3st.
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Big ESTIMATE FAILS
TO DEPRESS COTTON
New Orleans Times Picayunc'
Places Crop at 100000
lex Linters.'
LONG INTEREST SMALL

Taking into consideration the fact
tina. the New Orleans Times Picdyure
,ssv.d a very bearish crop estimate and
traders generally thought tho advance
~ s., a bale Of the last week had dis
counted most Of the builish features In
tho situation. the cotton market gave q
very good account Of itself yesterday.
Prices recovered from an opening break
Of about 20 points and, while all Of this
cain was not held. the net loss was q
matter OF only IL points or 30 and a
erea. deal Of selling was absorbed.
The estimate Of the New Orleans
newspaper was ll.sso,ooo. exclusive Of
,,n,ers. Tho statement also was made
MAT the crop had been picked and
sinned with great rapidity and that
farmers were holding and had abun-
dant Ainds for this purpose.
Sentiment Just now Is very much
mixed, Blu In spite OF the TACT that the
riae Of the last week has been extremely
sharp and violent II is hardly probable
that the big hort interest ACCUMULATED
during six weeks Of depression has
been covered. AZ a matter OK fAct the
technical position OF tho market has
been improved by tho rise. for a good
many longs who have held on stub
bornly have taken profits oil the upturn
and are now waiting n anxious to
rebuy on a moderate recession.
In addition to this. there Is a big
short interest for the Of the
textile trade. Splnners nave bought a
good deal Of cotton on call but they
have failed I o fix the price. This neces-
states the covering OF hedge sales. which
have been made in considerable volume.
Notwithstanding the stress laid on the
fact that no business u being done for
export. there Is evidence that sales have
been made in considerable volume for
this account during the last few weeks.
The buyers OF spot cotton aro plainly
on the defensive and the South Is very
Arm In It's views az 20 price.
The market IS not likely to have much
Of a decline for the time being In view
Of the fact that the Government esti-
mate is to be published on Friday.
December 10. Crop views are decidedly
conflicting with estimates ranging from
about 1880, 900 to 1890. 900 exclusive
Of linters.
Market closed easy.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.
tor. eastern New York and southern New
England. fair and somewhat colder to-day;

For eastern New York and southern New
England. fair and somewhat colder to-day;
fair tomorrow; frcsh w~esterly winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyi-
vania. fair to-day and to-morrcw: not
much change In temperature: fresh vest
crly winds.
For northern New England, snow In the
interior, rain on the coast followed by fair,
to-day. fair tomorrow. fresh westerly
winds.
For western New York. partly cloudy to-
day. with snow In east portion: fair TO-
morrow; warmer In west portion; fresh
NEW yORK. Nov. so.--A storm which
developed In the lake regions was central
over Georgian Bay yesterday. with IT'S
area %f depression rsv"r'ns az v.,i ..e', sms
attended by SHOWS II, tho upper lake re-
eions and rain or snow In tho lower lakes,
IN" middle Atlantic states and southwark
There was also q little snow in the ex-
tromc Northwest. but elsewhere the
weather was generally fair and tho pres.
sure high.
II Was warmer along tn. middle A.
Iantic coast and In the Northwest. but
much colder In the central valleys.
The live Of freezing temperatures rs-
w"st across central Texas and ten 10 twenty
degrees below fre~zing occurred In the
north central and plains states,
H'rn aud below was reported In southern
Saskatchewan.
~ this city II was cloudy. with light
rain IN the morning: partly clearing IN
the afternoons: little change IN tempera-
tpre, wind. fresh southeast; average hu.
, mldltv. II per cont. barometer. corrected
to read to sea level. at y A. NJ. 2s'c; J
l. NJ. 2oG3.
The temperature IN thus city yesterday. ~
recorded by the oficiAl THERMOMETERS. II shown
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises 100 sun sets. ! so Moon rises ~ 90
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AM ANl- AM
Sandy XII rs Gov Isl. 81 81 Hell Cato 3:At
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sanavuk AZ covus.. ~ y He,, os,e.,o 81 3!
Arrivcd-MONDAY. November 20.
So Rochambeau, 40 A. NJ, Bordeaux,
SIS George. r::is r. NJ. >Livcrpool. Nov. II.
SIS Nirsiman. 1855 A. NJ, st. NazAiFs'
Nov IL,
5. Sar rasn . 1 P ~ 4 ga Sar Nnr.s SGS. Il No, !.
Nov. u
s. IT,ciian. III Vi Gibraltar, Nov. -
;. Woo. \ NJ, Klrkwall, Noy 10,
- Masricnsdyk, 1880 p. NJ sunday. Rot'er'
So Dslecres,, II p NJ sunday. Barry,
S. wooda, NJ. Cardiff, Nov. .
IS Megrez. 1880 A NJ Rotterdam. Nov >
So Coamo. 7.W5 A. NJ san Juan. Nov. =.
- TivIvcs. $50 4 NJ. santiaso; Nov "a
- Huron. jacksonville. NOV. ="
- Porto Rico. baltimore, Nov, -.
- Arcs Castle, Baltimore. Nov. p.
- lIucludeu, Boston. Nov q
6 Berwindvalo Philadelphia, Nov. D
- Gorbca M,ndi. Baltimore. Nov. r
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
- EspaGuc. at Bordeaux
- SOurdaul. at Rotterdam
s. Naroii. at Bordeaux
- Robert NJ Thompson, al Bcrscn
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
&, E>pcranZa. from TsmplCu
- ~uNcrlc. from Cardiff
s. Willie du Havre, from Havrc
=. from Port Llmou
IS siNula, from Puerto Cortez
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To TRINITY XlNC, LEAD AND MELT
1SG COMPANY. e New Jersey corporation:
The undersigned. Trustee In the mortgage
from your COMPANY dated February T.
1905, recorded I'm the puite ~ the Re-
curirr Of Deeds of Jasper County Nil
sour, ia Mor'glE, Book lC5. AT page ,G?,
given FOO secure am authorized bond issue
Of tl@i, 600 90 par value, hereby gives
notice 81 IT. intention to resign, as Trustee
under said mortgagr, such resignation to
TAX" effect December 20. 1913.
COMMONWEALTH Trust COMPANY
tuf 81 Louis, NoD
~ J " BIRNES, President.
November 10 lHl5,
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To ACME CEMENT PLASTER COM
rANN. an Illinois operation: The under
signed, Truste- In tho mortgage from your
the once ~ the county Clerk OF the
Count 81 Albany. state OF umIn in
Book .o5 Of Mortgage, page l5S. given 20
secure AN authorized issue OF $500, 900. 90
par value Of bonds. hereby gives notice 81
its intention to resign as Trustee under
said mortgage; such resignation to take
effect December Is, 1875.
WEALTH TRUST COMPANY
tof - Louis. MOI
BY i W, BNtNEs, President.
November .. 1913.
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NEW YORK TRANSIT COMPANY
20 Rroadwmv

New York, November IL, 1915.
\ NVidenf OF Fou- bpi'.,-, Der share
has be"n declared un The ,apIt,' stock Of
this Company, payable January Is, 1916.
% s'ockholders o; record at tho close OF
business December - 1915 a. communl-
cations regarding payment or change ~
address should b. sen' TO 'he undersigned
not later than january :. 1916.
GEORGE CIESEDRD. Secretary.
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THE DELAWARE HUDSON COMPANY

Wv lux, NnNofnW0F -, .tlO-
\ quarterly dividend ~ we AND ONE
QUARTER t?l. l. CENT. on the
capital stock Of this Company viii be paid
az the once OF the COMPANY. 3. Nassau
street, IN this C;N. on and after Monday,
Dec. 20, 1919. 30 stockholders Of record at
close of business to DAY.
BY order Of the Roari Of Managers
\. WALKER. Treasurer.
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REPUBLIC IRON AND STEEL COMPANY

TTINIDLNU No. 10.
A. a meeting Of the Executive Committee
OF Republic Iron 4 steel Company, held
November lSth. 1915. the regular Quarterly
dividend Of Ia r on the Preferred stock,
and an extra dividend Of lCc on the Pre-
f"rrei stock. on account Of deferred divi-
bends. were declared y yable January list.
1915, 20 stockholders OF record December
18TH. 1915. Books remain open.
RICHARD JONES. JR., secretary.
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MASON CITY 4 FORT DODGE
RAILROAD luMl,AAA

The coupons 81 the FNrs' Mortgage Bonds
OF 'his tnWptuN. due December 1t. 1915.
VII ho paid ON and after that dat" ~
presentation at he off - ~ i + Morgan
Il Co, - Wal street. NcV YORK.
J. + CpNKENbNl.l, secretary.
Chi ago, H.. SOY. /. 1913.
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4. :. supreme Court Calendar.

wASHlNGTON, Nov, eth, day ca
I'm the supreme Court for Tuesday IL: Ms
.es, 2t2. AZ. 1874, ial, al, SOS, 3iO. 90
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Nov. cs.-Mining stocks we~ ".
regular, with small recessions predominating.
American Zinc lost ~. and Butte and Su.
perior, Copper Range and Cranky y each.
United States Smelling was up ~ at ono
time. later losing most OF the Improvement
feature. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-30

The local market for spot cotton WAS
.iesdy, 5 points advance: middlins. IcbOc.
Southern spot markets a. officially epored
were unchanged. 10 points advance TO IS
points decline. New Orleans. DC; Galveston,
0Nc.: Savannah. 1?isc.: Memuhis, u.75c.;
Augusta. l?c : Houston. le.@c.
The New Orleans market opened stesdy
And closed sfeaav
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C%OTTONSEED OIL.

Early hedge selling and scattered liqui-
caused declines of about Ave to
eight points. Supporting orders were
however, and n rally ensured.
Larger cotton crop estimates were without
market effect. Crude oil WAS
easier at 7,20aT33. Tenders yesterday
were 600 barrels.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Connecticut River Power Company Of 4. \.
Preferred Stock Dividend

A semi.annual dividend OF 80 or tho
Preferred stock OF the Connecticut River
Power company of New Hampshire Is de-
ciared and Will be payable December LIST.
1915. to stockholders of record at the c'ose
of business November e7d. 1913
BAKER, ANI1NG 4 co.. Transfer Apents
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nov. cs-Cosdcn was active
and gained y. Other stocks ruled steady. ex.
cept Houston Oil. which sold OF ~. United
hallway Incomes were the feature Of the
bond list. with an advance Of a point The
klImm
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

~plTTSBIRG NoV - National Fircproof
inE issues were rather heavy Columbia Gas
x Electric lost a half point The rect OF tho
market was generally UNCHANGED tn a shade
lower The summary
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Highest Temperature, ~. AZ 3 A. NJ
Lowest temperature. 49,. at 10 =. NJ,
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Southern and Florida:

r.o.~ta C1,SR..n ..y I.Ixstan
49, 1915. change,
Third week Nov. s!l.23s Inc. Stsl
Iou,,y,ll. and Na.by,il..
Third wee Nov. sl.lso,s55 Inc. s2ca.?so
from July l'.... .-.tso'sS' Inc ''-'io"
Rio orande southern:
From july H.. :ti.sSS Inc. Isl
Toledo. 81. I-ou,, and western:
r.n,rd Tsrk Oct siass;s Inc ISL
TT, C,,v v..,, r,a,.,.
rhL,rd u xnSp'n srsns Inc ,.ss-
ST. PAU.
The Chicago. Milwaukee and :, Pau
Railway company reports for ortober:
!t,S- 'H.ngsS.o
Expenses ........ S.e!7,sn Dec. le.2n
~, ,9Sxx.70 ,So, .,S
Net -o ineG ,n;y - ''''''S'! Inc "'O's'-
Expenses '''''''' :l-a.e,e,a Dec. Iial2'
Ne, CHICAGO ,Iep,S. AND : NonT%w iqs. sf:T,S.' ''
Tho chicago ami N~orthvesrcrn Railway
Company reports for October
,,..,, - .siIoo,e 'h.9ses
Charges and taxes s.Sas.7os Inc. ,5d.>oo
~. ,73,- oet - aga
From july /:
Charges and taxes, 20. iOs,0s Dec. .l6,t26
- -
Net income. s5'slt'?S' Inc 'Si3''l2
ILLINOIS CENTRAL"
The Illinois central Railroad Company
1915. Changes.
Total reycnu. e. ss,Os3.oos Inc, Ei:,Ge2
'Np " -
Net revenue. S,20s.6so Inc. 'lSo.I6l
From July /;
Total revenue . We rs pee $3.50
EMP ana taxes B. I>o''''Ss i"r. "''so
Net revenue. 'tlso,,:O Dec niS''7'
so.Ihh"N hNt-m ..
for october; ,o,. c,,
Omar revennes ,o.s II; Inc. ,tss AZ
Soppsr syn.nses '9s;3ii: Dec. iIsia
'p"'
Not ,evcnue ,aO:iG7O Inc. seas os5
oper' income N''-o'".l Inc ~''-o'oi-
From July Il ,oo,ss,- , Mao .osc, ss
1pper cynense. IL Gye0sO Doc e009' SOS
- -
oper. incoms' 80, i5,!07.iSs inc,'Issi,ss5
Tho Boston and Maine Railroad Com
,,iSiS, ch.qgs..,
Gross oper, rev. 'srSse'sis Inmn ' S,""Ioa,
Ne, income. 800. aces? Inc. 2is.lG7
From July /:
Hross rrnrnmS Sti"i DDsTr' ~, 81
oper' '?-o Az Inc ~ iSi
TIL, Canadian Northern Railway system
rross EARNINGS. saG7s,6oo Inc si.ioo. 200
Expenses 49,. 2.t2l, 500 Inc, 56g. 400
Nc. earnings. ,I,gs5OoO Inc. ,s,7,soo
ON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-30

Tho Liverpool market opened Irregular.
here was 2 rood demand ousincss In spot
cotton. with middlinS . points decline ~
sd Sales. 5000 bales: receipts. l.0O
bales; American. 5000 bales. Closed barely
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-30

The II A.. NJ. bids to Liverpool were:
January. 2.2Nc. March. l2.tSc.; May. l.. &c.
July. IL Sc. The market there Is due TO open
,e-day |, 10 81. points advance.
Port receipts and stocks: