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BULLS TAKE LEAD
IN SELLING COTTON
Failure Of Market to Respond
TO Bad Crop News Induces
Liquidation.
SPINNERS GOOD BUYERS

General selling by the bull element
was responsible for a break Of about 80
points in cotton yesterday. For several
days the market has shown no snap and
It's failure to respond to crop damage
and bullish estimates OF the yield got on
the nerves OF some Of the recent buyers
and induced them to take the initiative
In selling.
The strange feature about this market
was That in spite of the fact that the
bulls unloaded holdings to the amount
of $1,000 bales or so. there was no
ranicky break and the chief buying APP
pcared to come from some OF the spot
interests and spinners. The mere fact
that the leading bull operators, who are
looking for much higher prices later on
started the selling themselves with a
view to laying the foundation for higher
prices later on mo be considered Alto
scther a bearish feature
one wire received yesterday stated
that +. NJ. Cordill, the travelling crop
expert, had issued an estimate placing
the crop at $4,000, 900 bales. This was
later denied
se"''''e"' 10 oecoinlne more pullish
among manufacturers, as they are now
being influenced by the large volume of
trade now passing. Practically all Of
the cotton mills in America are increas-
ing their operating capacity. Japan also
Is, expected to need abou 200, 900 bales
more cotton than was bought by that
country last year. Difficulty is being ex-
perienced in obtaining freight room for
shipments % the Orient.
Il is felt that the liquidation to which
the market is now being subjected will
pave the way for a bullish reception Of
Mondays census figures on the amount
Of cotton ginned to October IS. Cotton
men now returning from the South take
the view that the crop Is more nearly
picked and ginned than they have seen
II in their experience.
The market closed easy.
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Live stock Market,

THURSDAY, October II.
Receipts OF beeyes were $50 head. nearly
all for slaughter; There was no trading
In live cattle. The feeling was steady for
all sorts and grades. Dressed beef in
moderate demand at 10althc. per 10, for
city dressed native sides: extra quality
sold at l5c.
Receipts OF calves were l93 head. In
GLIDING IS head for the market. Trade
limited and no prime or good stock was
offered. Mixed calves sold at ss7b per
100 lbs. light veals and culls at s7mSs;
poor to prime grassers at St75ms6; year
lings at s+,25 City dressed veals were
slow at liu lsc, with selected carcasses
selling at .lsisc.i. country dressed I'M,
changed at llh Ul6c,; dressed grassers
and fed calves at 9nl1c,
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were 2,23s
head. including a single car for the mar
ket. making with the stale stock. GU ears
on sale. Market quiet but about steady.
Poor TO medium sheep sold at So, so $3.50
per 100 lbs; medium to prime lambs at
$SaN7 20; culls at $3.50. Dressed NUT
ton easy at sullc, per 10, dressed lambs
Mt l2mlflsc.; country dressed dollhouse
lambs at " per carcass.
Receipts Of hogs were $3.50 head. In
GLIDING half a car for the market. feel
ing weak. but no sales reported up to a
late hour. Country dressed hogs steady
a. lo9i2c. per H., roasting pigs At ia
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Afraid Of Il.

The professional element. from the
floor trader to the commission house
broker. Is bearish upon the market.
Each man Is bearish because the market
Is too big for him to Judge. 1t is some
thing outside his experience. The COM
mission man besides being bearish Ii
frankly frightened. He wakes up at
night in a cold Precipitation and remem-
hers that he Is carrying so much
Studebaker and so much something else.
The fact that his margins are enormous
ought to comfort him. but 1t doesn't
quite. The level Of prices is ~ tremen-
dous and 70 new that he has not been
able to accustom himself to II. II
doesn't seem real. A broker who con-
fesses to fits Of nervousness of this
kind spent the who'll day yesterday on
his margin book, a task he has set him
self o than once In the recent past.
Try ~ he would he could not find any
thing wrong with his customers ac-
counts. They were all carrying stocks,
lots Of stocks. but their margins were
NO big hat he did not see how he could
md an excuse for making them stop.
III we are to stop this speculative
movement by lacking Up margins" said
another broker. 1--WE shall be compelled
TO ask people to buy for cash soon, It
seems. a customer came In to see me
to-day with an order TO buy 100 shares
Of Baldwin. In the old days we had
had trouble In making that nan keep
up a margin Of ten points on the rail-
roads, 30 ] thought I would warn him
of. l mentioned the fact that tho old
margins didn't go m we wanted so per
cent. of the purchase price. oh. he
said. that's easy and promptly wrote
me out a check for the amount"
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I Brokers' Holiday,

The vigor OF the stories OF specula-
tive profits IN Bethlehem keeps pace
with the Violence Of the advance. Til.
latest and mos, picturesque story Is that
of n stock Exchange man who by eNer-
cising the necessary concentration of
mind for such a performance made
5000. 900 in Bethlehem. In his case
the fortune suddenly acquired has
served to change the brokers' station In
life entirely. He Is no longer an ordi-
nary broker, He is now an operator
with his former brethren working for
him. With a fortune of 5000. 900 taking
care OF a small commission business
was a bore, He turned II over to some
one else. The worry and detail Of going
on the floor himself and attending TO
his trades also became "A nuisance.
Now he has "A nice quiet office, with a
ticker in 1t, and a quiet wire TO his
broker. He IL reported to be buying
and selling his 5000 shares OF Steel at
"A clip just like any other full blown
operator.
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SUGAR COSTS MORE IN BRITAIN.
Higher Price Not Expected Ia
Cause Decreased COnsumptiou.

Sugar has advanced half a cent a
pound in Great Britain, hut 1t is not
believed that the consumption will de-
crease. Sugar men In Great Britain say
that there Is a strong demand for Amer
loan granulated sugar, and that the de-
mand for sugar from Cuba and the
United states Is likely to increase. A
correspondent of the Federal Sugar Re-
fning Company in Scotland writes
. white Javas very few have so far
come to hand and they will certainly be
a much smaller feature than last year,
involving a corresponding Increase I'm the
demand for American g%ranulated.
I'VE notice that one of your sugar au-
thorities Is OF the opinion tina the in
huence OF the war upon the sugar mar
ket Is now pretty much a thing of the
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$1,227,29S,5O4 TRADE
BALANCE In 9 MONTHS
Record September Exports
Of $297,766, 75O-GOld I'M
ports Up.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-New high rec
ords In the export trade OF the United
states were disclosed to-day when the
department Of Commerce made public
otnciaI figures on the exports and I'M
ports Tor September and comparative pc
RODS September exports were $297,-
1S6. $50 and exceeded by S79526,749 the
total for September, 1918. and by $l41.-
Ilf.f17 that for September. 1914. Sep
TENDER imports aggregated S151.422.s31
which Is $19.662.012 less than those nf
September, 1913. and more by $1l.7l2.-
22O than those of September of last year.
Nine months exports this year totalled
" 529,515.095, az compared with $1,467.-
iOl.sS9 last year and H.733.422,15s two
years ago. Imports were valued at
s1.302.2s1.59 against sI.41O.071,s74 last
year and 31.327,3 1856 OF two years ago.
The September export balance was
s1i6.343.919, OF nine times the export
balance of $16.341.722 in September.
1914, and only S41. 693,371 short Of the
export balance for the entire fiscal year
1910. The nine months ended with
September show al export balance OF
S1,227, 293 .504, an intreise OF sl,l70,000.-
600 over the corresponding period OF
1914. and sS21, 256.il7 over that OF 1913.
Duty free imports comprise 11.6 per
cent. OF the total imports for September,
1915. and 81 per cent. OF those in Sep
TENDER. 1914. The increased percentage
reflects the marked growth In IMPORTS
OF factory materials, mostly on the free
list.
Gold imports during September to-
tailed $42,042,6<s. exceeding by &f0.-
00s.65s the months exports OF gold.
which were &2.033.9s0 In the nine
months ended with September gold Inn
ports aggregated s265,s71.2i3 and gold
exports s12,936, $50. making the net in
ward gold movement s252.s34.533. as
compared with a no outward movement
OF s117,714.s32 in . like period of 1914.
and a net outward gold movement OF
$27,s7s.671 in a like period of 1913.
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Mig ProAts.

Tit Street has naturally become &c.
customed to surprises from Bethlehem
Steel. but the opening market yesterday
morning was nevertheless something Of
a shock. The FIRST sale was 400 shares
at $50. up Il points over night. Then
the market came back quoted SOS bid
and 5991s offered. Almost Immediately
the tape recorded the sale OF 200 shares
at 699 y. followed by 100 at b95. 100
more at 1884, and 100 at $50. The
nature or the market and the size OF the
advance suggested a certain degree Of
urgency about the buying which prob
ably accounted for the circulation OF all
sorts OF ridiculous stories about people
being short OF thousands of shares OF
stock. The fact Is that the 200 shares
which sold Mt the top price and the 100
shares which sold Immediately afterward
at 595 were for the account OF a very
wealthy mar who was increa sing aH
already large interest In the stock. The
order TO buy was a marl:et order and
the stock was bought at 599E because
for the momen there was zone offered
lower. The buyer was not at all wor-
ried when the price was reported -
him. The gossip is that this operator
has devoted a good deal OF thought and
attention to Bethlehem Steel and is
convinced that the price will go very
much higher. He has an interest In
the stock now which at present prices
shows him a profit Of 81, 500. 900. When
asked why he didn', sell he replied that
he believed he was going to cash In
at least $4,000. 600.
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Dealers Position.

One OF the five leading odd lot deaIe~s
sent out a notice to the brokers yester-
day morning announcing that hereafter
they would refuse orders in Bethlehem
Steel. The reason for this Is obvious.
The odd lot dealer always maintains a
position on either sid of the market
against which he buys and sells odd lots.
Unless the dealer is carrying Bethlehem
Steel the danger OF assuming a position
in a market like that yesterday IL too
obvious TO need reference. II Bethlehem
Steel goes on advancing the way IL has
1t would not he surprising to see the
other d lot dealers take similar action.
Then the market would become one for
the specialists TO handle.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

HITTER Passing business j. s,nI,iert
20 Keep quotations unchanged, althougl
'HeFr ~ ne snap In trading, Fine iinr-
IoinI no new buying Renovated stead,.
ladies' quiet, packing stock unchanged
Prices; Creamery, extras. ~ score, n,
higher scoring. e>ia Iasc. nrsis. ~ 80 ~
sgoI", .e's 27.c; state dairy. tubs.
hn"Nt, - y a 2sr good to prime, ESQ 2;c
common q" falr, 81 I2jAgC &C.. renoN9feJ.
extras, -tlg n 23c trsts. .3t. .tr': min
ton creamery, hrsts. %23n24c.? ladies. en-
rpHHht max, hrstS' .2H-2sc' seconds, u %
;oig r"lo'' No. :, zoe, lower gradcs, is,
CHEEsE-The demand from d.,,.,
Spectators have cleaned up most OF III,
available offerings Of whole miiks of Tia,
%ar cas- fhnry nats; twins and ChrJ-
het SHOWS some strength, with holder.
confident OF better values shortly. Priro,
state whole milk, fresh. Mats, sprtials
lSi.c., average fancy. I5c.: state skii,ns
held specials. l2igc,, fresh specials, u
iicnH!Ee' lMlHii':G; Gsir to sood, 81 "
~EiGS-High prices are affecting con
,,hmpti9n, as Is the warm weather.. So that
ipWed Receipts continue muderate, :,
,hat me market is sustained, With hnp
fresh average stock rather scarce. Average
grades are freely offered. The weather !,
too warm for the successful marketinr
." ~ s,"Ings egg, which are dull nearby
,ras, hnnss' $SH &c, extras, lirsts, 80 50,
ntsts. -s@sgc seconds, stg27c,; No, /,
niaijfs.' :5d q 2 re Tstrig rTir'ssr'i n3 SPA
sjtac,, seconds, 23Tgtc., henncry, While
me to fancy. SEA Doc: browns, IS . i0t
LIVE p0tLTRNn Under an active do
mand' chickens settled at i6'gc. Tor The
BOOSTERS were up NC. yesterday. Turkey
scarce; ducks hat higher. rcesc
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Consolidated Exchange.

After opening at So, an overnight i'm
provement OF u OF a point, steel gradually
advanced on tho Consolidated Stock Elk
change yesterday until II attained a new
high price for the movement Of SIN At
the higher levels, however. a supply OF
stock was encountered under which the
price reacted sharply. The final quotation
OF the day was 81.
The market az "A whole rehccted hrmness
early, but there were reactions In many
stocks toward the close, was among
the railroad shares particularly that the
recessions were noticeable. Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific was again a specially
weak spot. 1t opened at 10, y OF IA point
above It's closing price on Wednesday,
early sold as high AZ 1914 and then broke
to 1855. at which It closed.
In some industrial quarters exceptional
strength developed. Colorado Fuel, which
had closed at 57ls on Wednesday. opened
at IS and sold as high as 30 W, closing at
b9i.. Central Leather was also very
strong and Great Northern ore advanced
sales totalled 1850 shares.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Lima Locomotive Corporatlon has
sold to the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany nifty nine locomotives for 81, $50. 900.
Iiggett Hichborn q Co, investment
bankers. 81 Broadway, have issued for free
distribution q descriptive circular detail
Ing u list Of seasoned public service bonds
to yield . per cent. to 6 per cent.
Jesse 5, Philips, superintendent of In
surance. Issued to the Federal Union Fire
Insurance Company Of Chicago, H.. yes
terday IA certificate of authority TO trans
act the business of fire Insurance In the
state OF New York. The company's capital
ia 5000 600.
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In a general buying movement like
that OF yesterday the stocks requiring
special mention are those which move
against the trend. Rock Island at 20
some little line ago advertised itself
az a short sale. but the risk of selling
anything snort in a market like the
present was also rather obvious. Even
the rumor that the Kendrick report
would recommend an assessment of s6s
a share did not Immediately bring in
selling. Consequently liquidation, when
1t did come. found a poor market.
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H COFFEE MARKET.
Broadening of Outside nd
Futures Active.

The coffee futures market was active and
firm yesterday, with prices At the close Z to
5 points up on transactions Of 5000 bags.
There was a considerable broadening of out
side demand. Far buying by trade interests
aud Wall Street houses was noted. The
continued frmness of the cables and the
generally bullish feeling in the Street re-
suited in q better feeling on the exchange.
Offers in cost and fret ehts at Brazil were
firm. with quotations somewhat higher, In
the local spot market prices were advanced
Rio Is were quoted "a cents and Santos
- Jusi2 cents.
Brazilian markets were steady on wedncs.
day. Rio Is advanced 30 refs, to 800 and
Santos "a we're 80 refs up al $50. Rio and
Santos receipts totalled 5000 bags. Sac
Paulo had Is 900 and Jundiahy 47,0O.
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Hministed trading in the industrial depart.
aJv 'ne euro market yesterday resulted in
aavancss 81 from s to 20 points in a number
tom spec,aItiss: There were reactionary symp.
put The rise in industriais wac the ouisiand.
sua 'easurr; Some OF the more prominent is.
ME- snu Ine CLOSING gains were: Driggs.Sea.
Snr points; Carbon Steel. Z points; Kelly.
T,pr,"gmeid Tire. 0h points: Mercantile Ma.
Manu- sc,Inrrirneaa 3 points: american. British
Ear. = points. Triangle Film and Midvaie
ny, we're reactionary.
III shares were somewhat more active. but
AL ansactions IN detail in the market yester.
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OF NEW YORK,
BY CHARLES II. SABIN. prAsidAnN.
UTAH SECURITIES CORPORATION
Ten ear SIX Per Cent, Gold N0fes.

Pursuant to Article V. Of the Trust
Agreement dated September II, 1912, made
by Utah Securities Corporation with the
undersigned as Trustee. to secure the Ten
Year Six Per Cent. Gold Notes of the said
Itah securities Corporation. Guaranty Trust
Company OF New York, as Trustee there
under. invites proposals In writing for the
sale TO 1t Of the said notes at not exceeding
lol ana accrued Interest. for which purpose
said Trustee has now ON deposit Five hum
dred thousand three hundred dollars and
tWtnty-one cents $500, SOC. ~.
sealed proposals viii be received by the
undersigned at It's office. No. li0 broadway.
New York city, until IL o'clock noon on
Wednesday, November 3. & 1915.
Notice OF purchase of notes will be mailed
on November 3, 1915. and the notes 80
purchased must be delivered to the under
signed before the close OF business on Mo-
'cmber 10. 1915, on which date Interest
will cease.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
ri
CHARLES II. sABIN. President.
Dated October ~, 1915.
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past. apparently because Of the few hun
drrd thousand tons increase in supplies
IRON cuba and the United States beet.
winch. however, do not seem much of a
seton against, the millions of tons which
nave ceased To be produced in cunse-
qucnce of the war
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sI,,l,. IonF I..anI spring ducks in fair
d"rlnI small squalls SLOW. hut large
sllrs Iru Frozen turkeys lru,i fowls sl6W,
aui ,.-N. ITIDVst Fr,sh fpW j.. Western.
ho\ri. ,n lH.. and over. l,,.: Wes;rrn'
%,,a.irt. .,Ec loo ic"d, Western. DIV
picket - auI . HIS, liiac.; ! lbs. ISL.
,hi, kru- fresh. nearby, . ami lbs. 4,
poIr. -it-'., Virginia. milk fed, 3 aud Z,
l', Co., pair 2ig W"7teru, mix led. 3
gnd I,- ga s3r. dry pl,Nol, corn Rcd.
2 tuI I tbs, l."lNg" obi !nu,tcrs. l3c.,
spu,h-, primo white 10 lN. t. dozen, s.,
= lbs, 81 80, \ hos, s! froaun-Turkrys,
DRY picked, selected. 80 .gl.c.; Western,
goa - Te>as, Isl # zoe Fowls, ~ T.,
box, 60 lbs. and over 10 dozen, "liilc., 90
to 80 lbs, IA. q lac. Ola rvvslers, lac.
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THIRD AVENUE RAILWAY COMPANY

lNr hohlb or Directors OF Third Avenue
Railway Company has this uav declared
from AMI out OF tn" surplus earnings snd
prptt- OF the ronpanN a quarterly div1-
bend Of one prr cent. b'ft upon It's put
standing capital stock. payable January L
1918, to stockholders Of record AZ the cl>oS
Of business on December 18th, 1915.
SHELTON T. MARTIN. secretary.
New York. October 18th. 1915.
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ORDNANCE STOCKS.
Farther Advances After Cpturn In
Preceding session.

Further advances were scored IN the ord
nance mark., yesterday. GLOWING The upturn
OF the preceding session. Du Poni sold at
a new high price OF 90 Carbon Steel ami
American British Manufacturing we're prom.
men, for their strength Bliss was the strong.
est spot OF the list, having scored an advance
OF about 100 points within the last week
Bid aud asked prices follow;
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THE AMERICAN GAS COMPANY.

West Washington square,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Oct. &. 1915.
4 quarterly dividend 81 go cor 81. 90 pse
sharel has been declared on the capital
stock 81 this Company, payable Dec. Lot,
1873, 80 the Stockholders OF record at three
o'clock =. Nj. Nov. l7th. 1915. Checks will
4e mailed,
J. Il. TOWNSEND. 81, Treasure.
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COrAKTNkRsMIP NOTICE.

@
l. the Undersigned. ANSDN \. NOOR-
HE'S. residing IN the Town - Montclair,
Stt~ uf New Jersey, hereby certify tina I
CHARLES \, WILLIAMS has hts day
Withdraw from the ,uptrtUrIship firm OF
i l. WILLIAMS n co. doing business al
No. Sli church street ~ the Borough OF
Manhattan, CITY Of New urk. That here
AFTER sail firm name ct i. T. WILLIAMS 4
co VIII be ascd Dui its business continued
by me ot 'hc same address. said business
has been ga existence Tor more than three
years,
Dal,i Tho IN drv of October. 1918.
NNSnN \ NOnRHEES.
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MEx1CAN PETROLEUM COMPANY
LIMITED, or DELAWARE.
r'rst Lien and EefnndinE 81 sinkin8

Guaranty Trust Company OF New York,
as successor Trustee under the Deed OF
trust securing the above issue and dated
october ] 1911. hereby invites proposals
Tor the SAFE OF as many OF the above bonds
terest,, Tor. the sum OF Two hundred and
iorty-two thousand and thirty-fvur Dollars
proposals viii he received at the Guaranty
trust COMPANY OF New York. 100 Broad
NJ. Monday. November 8. 1915. Bonds
offered at the lowest price mot exceeding
100 ana accrued Interest,". will be accepted
proportionately and paid for on Monday,
November 20. 1915. upon delivery, together
WITH accrued Interest to that date only.
offers.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW ORR
BY II. SABIN, Preside0N.
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BONDS
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Advance In Raw COntinucs-Re-
fined Active.

Raw sugar continued its advance yesterday.
with SPOT sales OF about $500 bags TO re.
fners and spectators at s 7.l6 cents, cost and
freight. the equivalent of a duty paid basis
of I 10 cents. making the new spot price.
This represents an advance of i points.
The refined sugar market was active and
firm yesterday. Retiners reported IA fairly
good demand at 30 cents. A moderate vol.
une OF new business was booked.
The sugar futures market al the Conee Ey.
change was active. with prices frres ular.
Total sales, 800 tons, Prices were:
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Customs Receipts aAI6,s7O.Aa.

The total receipts for duties at the
Custom House yesterday were S4I5,-
s79.+3, Of which S2s+,l71.54 was for mer-
chandise withdrawn from bonded ware
houses and sl3l,707.SS for recent i'm
portations.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNITED STATES EMPRESS COMPANY.
OFfl'E OF THE TREASURER,
= Rector street, New York.

= Rector street. New York.
October lg, 1916.
Pursuant 10 a resolution OF the Board Of
Directors of the United states Express
tompJuN, notice Is hereby given that a
iirst ana partial distribution OF the assets
of ms Company, amounting to SIS. 90 DER
share, will be made November 18th, 1915,
to Shareholders OF record as of tho 3oth
day OF October, 1915. Checks will be
maj ed.
Transfer Books Of the Company VAL
close at IL O'Clock noon october 3oth
reopen NOveu.S-r 18th, 1915.
Il. II. JR, Treasurer.
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Notice is hereby given that the Bankers
Trust Company, as SucCessor-Trustee Of Q
mortgage dated March %, 1911. made ~
the indian Refining Company to The Nor
camille Trlst Company. as Trustee, will re-
C"lEe until twelve o'clock noon November
an. 1915, sealed proposals for the sale to
II on November Sth, 1915, OF bonds secured
ny said mortgage, sufficient In amount TO
exhaust the sum OF 81, 59l. 80 In the StAk-
ing fnnd Account, at a price not exceeding
one hundred ana two per centum t103HD
~ tho principal and accrued Interest OF
such bonds. as provided in Article v Of
-tid mortgage
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
Ihtnl NV Nurk n,fnln.r y. lNln.