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Alaska Gold.

Tho admission by the Alaska Gold
management that things were not going
as we'll as expected was apparently
made with the idea OF setting al rest
disquieting comment that has been going
around for some time, IL WAS not In
tended to be used as an incentive for
l%iauidation. But that IL the way II has
been taken. The stock made a new low
yesterday. The real weakness of the
situation in regurd TO Alaska Gold Is
the high price at which the stock Is
selling. II II were not so high the pros-
pect Of delay In the realization OF ex-
~. cations would not be IA very serious
matter. But, although II Is now down
somo IL points from the top. Alaska
Gold on the basis OF its par value OF
$40 a share liz selling at AN equivalent
of goo, which Is a pretty fair price, con
sidcring that tho stock has never paid
dividends.
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Demand From Wall street Appar-
emily Ended.

Tho denand for coffee from Wall Street ana
through houses which were thought TO he
operating for Wall Street account. which
a short time ago caused the sharp up,urn
in values. seems to have disappeared for
aiyen indications of more willingness to make
sales. This has given the market u slightly
easier tone and whns operation, Yesterday
prioes we're lower and at tho Close showed
net losses of I to 8 points, Cost and freight
offers from Brazil were about unchansc cd
from those Of Wednesday; santos 80 and -
being quoted at s.45 TO as, " at % to o.sS
and ~ and rs at $40 London credits. and
Rio IL at 7@ American credits. The spot
demand was slow and trading was quiet,
although. prices remained steady on the basis
Of 7Jc, for Rio u,
In Rio and Santos unchanged. Rio exchange
on London was l.39d. lower at l.Ad, Re.
cripts At Rio and Santos were Of, 90. com.
pared with IA, 900 last year, Prices follow:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE A
rises so sun set, 4 ii Moon sets,ois
HIGH WATER TuIs DAY.
ssndyHL II 81 GovIi..t2 OF Hell Gate 10
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy I = - Gov Isl" '"Ifiel ta'' . ~
Arr,,rd-THuRspAN November II.
:. Calabris, A. NJ. Gibraltar, Oct. "a
- Audreas Gerakcs, g.9 y NJ. orAn.
Oct, 81
=. AMMAN. : A NJ. C~Op'nhaEou p1t -
81 j n. Kcsslrr. " A NJ Gibraltar Oct -
- Portuguese Prince, 80 l. NJ Bress
Oct
"a Cprrillo. lli = NJ klugslnr Nov =
:. Camagucy. II A NJ. Cieufucgos. Nov. =
NOV. :
IS Gulioil. Port Arthur. Tex. Nov
"a proteus. New Orleans, NnN "
81 FL NlnIo. Galveston. Nov. ,
- Banlh, Crlstohal, Nov.
- Philadelphia, san Juan. Nov %
- So'ony, Port Arthur, Nov.
= I-ut. santa Marta. No,
- MarcuEO, Boston, Nov. 3D..
S. Porto REQ. Baltimore. NOV 9
s. Indo Maru. philsdclphia, Nov 10
So Mcliord Hall, Boston. Soy. ~.
So Manhattan, Baltimore, Nov, =
ss Princes Anne. Norfolk. No. 90
ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRk
So Europa. Al Genoa
SAILED FOK SFw WORK
- oscar IL, FROM t"pephasep-
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NOTES.

The following have been elected mem:
bers Of the stock Exchange G Edward
Van Week, Jr. +, Arthur wellman and
Edward J., Swinney.
Gold imports TO the amount OF %. 500, 900
were received NJ the Assay Once to-dhy,
The uold, which was In sovereigns, was
hrourGt In as follows: By the Guaranty
trust COMPANY ,?,boe 900; by the Ganadian
hank OF Commerce. 100000; by the BANK
Fargo q Co, 100000.
"A. 4. Nudge. former president Of the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
coiupeny, was elected president OF the
Denver and Rio Grandc Railroad Conn
pany yesterday al an adjourned meeting
- ihs board OF directors. Tie succeeds
Arthur Coppoll, II director of tho road.
who was elected TO MI tho office tom
Uorariiy. David IL Taylor. who was
inr of the road in Denver recently. re-
.irned 20 make o place for Mr.. Nudge,
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES 'hat the
J.. J. CROWLEY CORPORATION. "a 40
nestle corporation having IT, principal
office In the ci'H, County aud
state OF New York. will apply TO tho 81
preme Court Of the safe ~ Sow York. -
- special Term. Part |. thereof. to be hcIl
at the County Court House. IA Tho Rcrulcn
of Manhattan. City O. New York. on tho
Srd day OF December, 1875, az ten thirty
O'Clock in the forenoon thereof or a. soon
thereafter as counsel can Ne heard. FOR m
order authorizing the said corporation tn
change Its corporate ramo 10 KRAFT 4
COMPANY, INC.
dated, New York. November II. 'e';.
T.. !. CROWLEY CORPORATTON.
by LOUIS KRAFT. President.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Strength in Raw-R~Aners Anx.
iOus Buyera.

IT, market for raw sugar ag am showed
77ono-uyc-l strength, with refners anxious
ogtr. own. TO fears that stocks OF old crop
'-sar viii be exhausted before the new crop
available Sales were reported during the
az OF ,oIs1 bags of Cubas out OF store anu
or prompt and hrst half December shipment
a q bss.l Of cole. for centrifugal " test
~ 4 cents cost and freight.
IL. reAned msrse, Was also strong. with
soule .N,al rchners advancing the price to
= tor me rranuisted, although others were
ploed 81 Sc The market as a whole wa
settled. with sentiment bulieh owing TO
7t anpar~n' scarcity of raws as well ~ to
NOR, OF large -ales OF refined for export
Tlc market Tor sugar futures ~aA gain
.roa, for The near positions on active COW
rrrg prompted 10y the adv ance IN the spot
'4rGe' The later months were tirIn. IN SYM
a'ly Aihoush price changes were less pro.
IcUau-4. ana At the close of the day values
we're net unchanged TO 20 points higher.
rosl .4l-s for the day were 1900 tons.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
AMERICAN RAILWAYS

1915. Changes,
Month October... s465,.Gl Inc. t.oil
From Jan. liz. >,iGs,G35 Dec. l70..sy
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
r,yr, week Now. StI,6ol Inc. sis3,3e3
From July lao. l6.:S2,Soi Inc, l,s3s,s5O
CHICAGO. INDIANAPOLIS AND LOUIS
VILE,
r,r., week Now, Sl55,102 Inc. 3?9. $50
From July L.. 2,72l,2ss Inc. t5s,3s7
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
rYrs, week Now. $4,000 Inc $4,000
Prom July H.. 1850. 700 Inc. $50, 500
MINNEAPOLIS AND 81: LOUIS.
pArst ucek Nov, s2iO,Sl0 Inc, 1854
t,,nn, Ju,y L.. 3.702,7 us Dec. $40
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
vNrs, week Nov. Sj39,l21 Dec. $40, e0b
From, July H., ll.3S6.o6a Dec b7b,Atd
TWIN CITY.
ro,,,h ~eek Oct. 32S2. 367 Inc, 3b.25s
spn 1913, 500 Inc. SAL
Hrnu, Jan. H.. 7.73l.o59 Inc, 90, so,
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These navy orders were issued:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS T. r. Constien,
from naval station Narrasanse,t Bay, to
Lieut.. c. A. Jones. from the North pa
kota 20 tho Tennessee.
Lieut.. $. A Taninder. from tho TcNis
to the Birmingham.
Lieut. A. s, Kibbee. from command Of
the Bea!e TO command tho Jarvis,
Lieut.. w. II. Vernon to ommun the
Beale.
Lieut.. II. q. Bowen. from ths Tennessee
to Meet engineer and aid on stan Of cun-
mander In chief Pacihc reserve neet.
Lieut. Il. H. Ware. from tho Maine 70
Lieut.. H.. S. Parr. from the Glacier 10
Ensign A, 2, struOi.. from the 81,
Louis 70 the Glacier.
Ensign $. :. Thursten, from the San
Diego to tho Glacier.
Ensign c.. r. Hoard. from tbs Glacier
surgeon y, & As-ersor. 10 naval hos.
Passed Asst, surgeon X A Warner,
from naval hospital Newport, r. l., "a
Asst. chaplain g, r. NrOns 70 A,anu.
reserNe fleet,
Marine corps' FIR, Lieut., a I, Per,
klns, from Guam to the United state.
First Lieut.. II. y, keiScr from rlf'
| range. winthrop, Md, 80 Second CON.
| pany. Philadelphia barracks.
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recorded by the ofaciai thermometer. Is shown
IN the annexed table:
EUROPEAN MAILS,

Tho French llucr Lafayette. 'W.ns %
morrow Tor BnrlptuN. VII tx" mai. 'l"s'
switzerland. Itai. spain. Portugal ~ NJ
Greece. British India. British Las Afri'i
Siam. Malta, Gibraltar, teylou, STRATA So
Elements, Dutch Eist luiina. west Ave-
tralia and Persia
The American inor So. Louis. ssilins 70
morrow for Liverpool, viii take mail CLOS
inE at $40 A. NJ, for Europe teN'er
Germany, Austria. Hungary, luNeinhnrt
Turkey. Bulgaria, tn, Scthcrlgnd@. mot.
way, sweden and Denmark AFRICA "''
Asia and the East Inulca.
The Italian liner Taorm!na. SAILING 70
morrow for Naples, will take nsi. clos
bia, Switzerland and Greece.
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COTTON Says AFTER
AN EARLY ADVANCE
Game Selling in Expectation
If Tcarish Crop Estimate
From Neill.
Closing OF SUEZ CANAL

Yesterday upturn in cotton. which
,.,,.d rriccs about 10 points over h
.,,s,r Of Wednesday. was In the ma
Wv. - an extension OF the covering
.,oyemcn, which set in Immediately
nav ,bc publication of the Cordill es-
-. rl,cIus the cotton crop at H.
,,o ooo bale. Around 1870 for Jam
N however, the market began TO
Vs. moi, pressure. particularly from
" ~ the faithful bulls who a
go, around low prices to average
'S,,on purchased at a higher price.
",,n,ber factor which induced some
.,ldatjon was the rumor that Nell
~ of London. would issue a crop
l',mste carly to-day, and inasmuch
f, his authority seldom sympathizes
~ short crop views the figures are
s,,sc,ed to lie large end probably In
,~css. Of 1.,500.000 bales. There are
,cod many operators who felt bullish
s,r ultimate results who were inclined
seIl on yesterdays bulge In the ex-
,,,ta,lon that the NELL estimate might
,usc a temporary decline.
There il an improved demand for spot
atom. Liverpool reported total spot
las OF lt.N'N utltS. WI Ntiy i'sss
ssdg,ng. \ better demand is reported
s.on domestic s%pinners, especially
so,,hsru mills. New Orleans reported
GOD inquiry. with n block of l.Ooc
10 sold AZ an advance OF 3-lSc.
Liverpool was very strong yesterda!
.,1 , good deal OF cotton was bought
,o- Liverpool account in this market
, report that the Suez Canal wou'e
4, closed Tor all but military purposes
IA no effect upon prices In spite OF tn
Tst that such "a step probably woult
,~,,sr.ere materially with exports iron
India e Tor no other reason tnan u
,,c-eisc greatly the freight charges. =.
The forecast for the Western bel
,as Considered unfavorable. as Their
were Indications of a wet freeze. whici
would pat a stop to any further crol
dav.lopnent In that section.
Tic market closed steady.
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Southern Pacific Company
DIVIDEND NO. 81

4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF one
Dollar and Fifty Cents tl.50b per share
on the Capital stock Of this Company has
been declared payable at the Treasurer.
once. No. Los Broadway, New York. y. y,
on January 3. 1916, 10 stockholders ~
record at the close OF business Tuesday.
November 20. 1915. m" stock transfer
books will not be closed for the aymen
OF this dividend. checks viii I've mailed
only to stockholders who have nled per-
manent dividend orders.
A, X. VAN DEVENTER, Treasurer.
November II, 1915.
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To ACME CEMENT PLASTER COM
PASY. an Illinois corporation: The under
signed. trustee In the mortgage from your
Company dated July !. 1910. recorded In
the ONCE OF the County Clerk Of the
County of Albany, State OF Wyoming, in
Book 205 of Mortgage. page los, given -
secure an authorized issue OF S500,000.00
par value Of bonds. hereby gives notice OF
lie intention TO resign as Trustee under
said mortgage: such resignation TO take
effect December IS. 1915.
COMMONWEALTH TRUST COMPANY
COZ St. Louis, MOI
BY J. W. BNRNEs, President.
November ., 1915.
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NOTICE.
IN CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.


the Holders OF Stocks and Bonds Of The
American Dock and Improvement Com
pany, q Corporation OF New Jersey. or
10 Whom II May Concern:
TAKE NOTICE. that application will bs
made by the undcreigned Company to the
Honorable Edwin Robert Walker. Chan
cellor Of the State Of New Jersey. at tho
ChAncery Chambers. In the state House. In
the City OF Trenton. New Jersey, on Tues
day, the twenty third day OF November.
A. ID. nineteen hundred and fifteen. at ten
o'clock in tho forenoon. for tbs appoint.
ment Of Trustees or n Trustee. under u
certain mortgage dated july LIST, 1881,
given to secure certain bonds Issued th~re-
under. aggregatinE i've millions OF dollars.
made by The American Dock and Inn
provcment COMPANY 90 George Y Baker,
John S. Kennedy and Henry :. Little. trus.
tees for such bondholders, as tho succe~-
ors or successor OF said John =. Kennedy
and Henry =. Little. both OF whom are
deceased, purcusn to the provisions OF
said mortgage and tho power residing IN
the said Court Of Chanccry OF Now Jersey
In such case made and provided. at which
time and place parties intereyted may APP
pear and be heard.
Dated, Sov~mber ]. 1915.
THE AMERICAN DOCK AND IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY.
BY q. O.. WATERMAN. Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.

y QunrtcTIy IHNIdehU Of
Two Dollars $1,000 per share on the
Common Stock OF this company Ia. this
day been declared. payable At The Treas
urers once, i65 broadway, New York,
y. Y, on Monday. January 5, 1915. 20
~s,ockholders Of record at 3 o'clock l.. VI
WEDNESDAY. December !, 1915. Tn" stock
~,ransfer books will not be closed Cor the
payment OF this dividend.
Stockholders who have not already oonc
60 are urgently requested 80 file dividend
mailing orders With IN" undersigned. from
whom blank forms may be had upon APP
p.icat'on,
FREDERIC Y. s, CROSBY, Treasurer.
New York, Y. Y, November II, 1915.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. New yerey and
eastern Pennsylvania. partly cloudy and
warmer to-day; Owc and colder TO.
morrow; moderate to fresh southwest
winds, becoming northwest.
For New England. fair and warmer 70
day; showers tomorrow; moderate south
west 10 west winds,
For western New York, showers and
colder to-day, partly cloudy to morrow
colder In east portion. fresh northwest -
west winds.
YORK. Nov. 1.-THE storm cen
ire which WAS over Colorado moved rar-
idiv and with Increasing energy 70 northern
Minnesota, where Il was central yesterday;
ia outline spreading southwark over ~.
was attended by hieh winds and severe
local storms. Cloudy weather ana thin
covered IT. entire area and spread east
ward 20 tho appalachian Mountains anu
into Georrin. This disturbance was being
followed nv much colder weather neihE
forced south and eastward by an area o'
high pressure. which covered the state
west OF the Mississippi. and from Canau'
10 New Mexico and northern Texas, WIN
temperatures ranging from I degrees abo,e
zero ~ Calgary to the freezing point W
the extreme Southwest.
In this city the Gay was far. becoming
warmer. winds, brisk anu vartHhIc, aver
age humidity, 20 per cent barometer CO.
rected to read TO sea stel, at 3 A. NJ
80. 80: 7. NJ, 1929.
The temperature In this city yesterday. ~
recorded by the ofaciai thermometer. Is shown
=
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coPARrNHRsHIP NOTICES.

MIR. J.. ARTHUR WELLMAN HAS THIS
DAY BEEN ADMITTED To PARTNER.
IN OUR FIRM.
VERNON c. BROWN & GO.
New York. November II, 1915,
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THE AMERICAN GAS COMPANY.
West Washington Square.
p~hilWdelphla. Pa

quarterly dividend OF go cor 50 90 pc.
sllAre) has been declared on the capita.
stock Of thi. Company. payable Dec. let.
1915, TO the stockholders of record at three
O'Clock y. ~. Nov 18th. 1915 Checks viii
be mailed.
n TOWNSEND. Sd, Treasurer
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, Nov. 1i.-stocks In the minips
sains rsnGnr from = 10 . points. United
states Smelling wss very srttve and gained
", Atlantic. Gulf and weu Indies common
was easier. The
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C%OTTONSEED OIL.

Crude oil was advanced to 6oc. In the
southeast, Mills have sold their surplus
ening In the speculative demand during
the session. Some authorities reported a
more noticeable export demand. Rehners
we're buyers OF contracts on balance.
Closing Previous
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
EX DIVIDEND

,omn,uv and Term. Stk, Amt.
m nn C;.s, ousrterly .....,. pfd ~ %
General Asphalt. quarterly, , com ltV
Washington Railway ana E'ec-
tric, quarterly. .....,...,.. com iA#
washington Itailw&y and EIec-
trio, quarterly. pro lao
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The day call
Of the supreme Court for Friday--Nos.
n. IS, II, II, 50 land 81, 50. So land SO.
IS, Sc and VI land 80 and so,
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Nov. ll.-Th,. army or.
der wa. issued to-day;
capt. II. rurnivsi, Coast Artillery, from
Eighty-sixth Company.
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~ y NJ bids TO Liverpool were: Janu-
y. uN; March. Eli: May. 1874 July. l.sa
- market there is due 20 open today 81
.: points decline.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

NJ. y. PULASKI COMPANY, importer Of
embroideries aud art 'iuens at 100 F1fth
avenue. has msds sn n,1isnmsa' 20 MAI
days ago in the. SuPrsua. Court by "a
swiss bank for $4,000 - indors"r on
ro;e-. The busin.s- Was started IN iss:
in philadelphia a. a iirin., was removed
10 Now York n 1894 and incorporates
$500 S 900. leon i%u.asSsii !. presiaen, and
< ". Pulaski treasurer. Most % IN.
compary's purchases nere mad" a, -
CAL. switzerland, and II Is 1itd Its
trad. has hcen hampcrcd by ne war
Liabilities. Il Is said. are mostly 10
RENLITE CONTAIN manufacturer Of
vault and skylisht- - - East Tortteth
street, has assigned to Robert IL. Gay.
ago. with capital stock. 10000, and J.
Layns Mills is president.
Bankruptcy Petitions.
ROYAL MARBLE WORKS. lnc,--A petit
ton In bankfHptcy has been ilcd against
Esst Sivteenth street, by these credit
tors: q T. sherwood company. 1899;
JosErH GROSS K p%et!,ion in bankruptcy
has been Ned %"ss!ns, Joseph eros,
these creditors: J. Rrookheim. $40, Err.
win Joseph. sls7. and James NJ. Wares.
$3.50 Liabilities are $4,000 and assets
ALBERT =. MOORE. auditor. OF sol Yves;
l77th street. has MED a petition In bank
flptCy WIKI l4.tbIllkltN sasobs mt hSscts
1880, mostly IN worthless claims. -.
MILLER & RAlNES-Barnet Miller and
samuel Raires, who composed the firm
avenue have nled a petition In bank
ruptcy. with liabilities st..si and assets
S<.jsl In accounts.
Dismissal Of Petitions.
JOHN T wATTs1Judec Honxh has dis
missed tho petition fled by John r.
watts, a chauffeur, Of 400 West Forty
eighth street. on consent or errdi'ors,
woRKs.-stanIey W, Dexter. referee in
bankruptcy. has that the
petition Med on October 81 against the
Popular Economical Ladies Hat Works,
Inc. he dismissed. The attorneys in the
case entered a stipulation for tho with
drawal of the petition.
Competition Confirmed.
sHUIsEY BROS Judge Housh has con
trading as the Congress Waist and Dress
Company al 25 seventh avenue. with
creditors at 80 cents on the do!lar'
bankruptcy schedules.
LATHAM OPERATING COMPANY
Schedules OF the Latham Operating Com
pany, which carried on the Hotel Latham
at I Fast Tw%enty-e!ghth street. sho.
consisting OF furnishings and furniture
ss5.5O0; stock. sl.i3S; accounts. sa.as7
cash. sIoii and ,nsur.nsc, 700 Amm nor,
pany 1851 secured by the furnishing
and furniture, and Mary !. Casey, 81
ABRAHAM f.-SNNntuu "a " apEa
ham Berse, operating ms the .Berse Ha
Company at 100 West Thirty.secont
street. show liabilities 'ls,i7a and asset
JcsEpH sCHUSS q Co.-Scheduies o
Joseph schuss & Co. spirit manufactu
rers al IS East sixteenth street, shov
liabilities SIo,s32 aud assets st,ltO.
HENRY y. Z. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Q
Henry r. e. Ploeger, bakery. asl Secon,
avenue show Liabilities $'S'' and noml
nal assets $1,000.
MAX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Ma
, Waldman. fur MANUFACTURES az " las
assets 1900 In stock.
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II. Liverpool market opened steady There
"a a good demand business in spot cotton.
ri'h mudillu- 70 points advance AZ oS.
..l.s. idto. receipts. 1900: American. 1000.
ffaaeE vpry s'.tly
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Omen High.Low- Clos


n, l,td market for spot cotton was
80, ID pnints advance: middling li,S:
,,gils-u -noi markets a. officially reported
ar. n .sau.rd 10 10 points adv ance. New
o-l.sn. u -. Galveston, ll.0; savannah
Il. McnpA, II. ~: Augusta, U.A, Houston.
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The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad is In the
market for about 800 tons of structural
steel, to be used In work on tho Chest
nut Hill division, now being prepared
for electrihsatlon, The Eastern steel
Company has taken an order for about
200 tons of steel for an addition TO the
Adam scheidt Brewery ut Norristowa
La
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receipts and stocks


.lv~.'4u N.00 TO 900 t,tS LIZ
N.- orIeau- 100 10 1876 1920 $50:
Eraor. Yesterday were 9I5s bales. Total
. '-u, lar ia season, l,5is,55s bales. total last
essog. ST. 80.
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II is indicated that the large ihae,
,.pleut steel mills were not far behind
Inc United states steel Corporation in
rolling UP heavy tonnage of untitled
orders in October. 1t is estimated h
the untitled onnag last month was IN
creased by at least 100, 900 tons. One
of tho smaller independent companies
reports orders for $780, 900 tons of round
steel bars untitled at the end OF Oc-
tober, and has taken additional contracts
| for probably 10000 tons since Novem-
her /. Some of the mills are accepting
business for delivery over the second
quarter, and also for delivery beyond
! July next year.. but of course are on-
,aininr substantial premiums on current
prices for such d'ltveries'
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,eet and Tin Plate

The American Sheet and Tin Plate
comppnv has put tho ~LeechburG plant.
long idle, into commission. The mill
contains eleven hot sheet trains. some
of the sheet manufacturers are neces-
sarily limiting output because OF the
unsatisfactory delivery Of sheet bars
Not "A few OF the mills are behind III
making deliveries. II the outlook Tor
the future rs not much improved Inc
carnegie Steel Company
prices on sheet bars for the nrsf quar-
ter of 1916 shipment at vs. mn io'
bcssemer and $50 for open hearth'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-12

The demand for steel plates tor comes
tic and foreign shipment continues Nels
h.ovv The standard OIL Company has
ordered 20. 900 tons from Worth Bros,
for shipment over the first half OF next
wear. and Japan has placed some very
heavy contracts for the construction or
ocean ships. Large shipments OF plates
are already being made to Japan. ana
heavy tonnages are to follow. 1t IL
asserted that most OF these plates are
being used in the construction or nfty-
three boats designed for Pacific ocean
service.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-12

The Cincinnati. Indianapolis and
Western Railroad has placed orders for
twenty-three locomotives. including eight
Mikado and five switching engines. to he
built by the Lima Locomotive Company.
and ten consolidated locomotives to be
constructed by the Baldwin Works. The
New Orleans and Northeastern Railroad
has placed contracts for two additional
Mikado locomotives with the Baldwin
Works. The same builders have taken
an order for one locomotive for the
Allegheny Steel Company. The Standard
oil Company at Whiting, Ind. Is on the
point Of ordering one locomotive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-12
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