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COTTON BREAKS ON
BULLISH GINNING
Failure Of Market TO Advance
4 Considered Evidence Of
StalcncSs.
;SPOT MARKETS STEADY

Cotton failed to respond yesterday to
the expected bullishncss of the census
,eror, IF tho amount OF cotton ginncd
to October is and broke about 40 points
from tho high level established on the
.cpening bulge Immediately after the
. Publication Of the ginning figures. The
:lreak was considered to be due largely
sto technical conditions, although the
tpeakncss In foreign exchange and the
practical withdrawal OF export demand
were factors which induced selling.
The census report was not seriously
. REGARDED. 80 FAR us furnishing an index
. 10 the sizo Of the crop. The amount
.,r cotton rinncd to October IS was
mare with 1.62l.000 last year and g.
.73,0Qy two years ago ana o,ooo.oVV In
. Tho short crop Of 1903.
The proportion which the figures rep
. resented was Interpreted according TO
tho market bias of the man who did the
,s,inatinE. Tie bears believed that II
dtd not indicate more than IS to ~ per
cent. Of tho crop. while some of the OK
,rcuns bulls were quito certain that II
would prove to be 60 per cent. Of the
crul,
- A. any rate the market is believed 10
20 due FOR "A break rs a result of tech
meal conditions. l;ven the bulls. who
Fare hopeful Of l5c. later on. are predict
.,nr the iac. level for January and pos
- blv March.
The weather at present Is no. a factor.
"a there are no immediate indications
OF Lilllng frusts. Southern spot markets
Gro steady and holders seem to be de-
J ,crmlncd TO stand out for higher prices
a Nf,,i., local ,u-c
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GOSSIP OF A R E


Inc rise In Erie was really the most
noteworthy feature Of the day.. As the
most popular speculative medium among
tho rails 1t was logical that Eric should
be taken up whenever speculative atton-
ton was distracted from the industrial
group. There Is always an excellent
market for 1t and the price Is sufficiently
low TO permit OF relatively large COM
mitments by tho public. In addition to
ms u Is common knowledge that the
road has been doing exceptionally we'll.
The completion Of the double tracking
to Chicago and the careful management
OF the Underwood regime have made u
new road or the Erie. After being moro
or less OF a ne'cr do we'll for generations
Erie has reformed n IL now living re-
Specially and saving money. On top
Oh this has come a tremendous traffic
In war supplies from interior points to
~seaboard. The result is that Erie earn
ihgs are beating all records.
There was therefore no surprise felt
over tho development of strength and
activity In Erie. Every body knew the
stock would do better, but nobody ex-
pccted that the stock would go up so
fast and 80 FAR. TIL rise in Erie yester-
day OF ga points was an extraordinary
performance. There are more than a
million shares Of Eric. The advance IL
all the more extraordinary because 1t
came on top OF n previous advance OF
six or seven points. As a matter of
fact Erie has had a practically straight
away advance OF 10 poinst in a few
weeks Since II started at 90 tho price
has hardly reached a point. A rise OF
that kim indicates an astonishing
scarcity OF Erie. Obviously large blocks
OF 1t nave been removed from the
market. That would not be surprising.
for Erie Is easy to carry.
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THE STEEL MARKET
Another Advance of 81 q Ton on
BARS, Plates and shnpcs.

Ihe most important development in tho
tttcI tr!dc. Yesterday was II further ad-
Tue leading Independent steel companies
;aapcs to The basis OF 81 80 per 100 pounds
lions on these products were advanced 81
per ron 10 VIZ per 100 pounds and II
wss ther predicted that a further advance
The United States Steel Corporation. quo.
tations are 81 per ton below tho new
hIsh nrure Just named by several iHIc-
The United States steel corporstion,s
ratn or incoming business mi. month has
a record production Is looked Tor, how.
ever shipments during October will no
dVuht eAcecd the total Of the preceding
nages statement Tor October i. not c%.
pcctcd TO show a record Increase. The
company has been forced 10 turn away
much business owing TO it's heavily over
cold condition.
Great activity IL being thown IA tho
snlpeu,iJlns 'Tdustry There Is a very
important orders have been placed re-.
Gently. one concern received. an order Tor
,,TS ooo vessels the cost OF which WIN b.
promising Inquiries before the market
when are expected 70 result IN orders m
builders arc enlarg,ng their Capacity in
order 70 meet tho unprecedented demand
The Harlan & H~oline-wcrth Corpora
ton LAS received AZ order Tor - 41J foot
steel tanker from the STANDARD OH Com
pany.
Tho demand for steci ror conversion Into
ammunition continues very heavy Re-
cent orders include ono secured by tho
A,ronlah steel Company Of Canada Tor
20 Great Britain. Contracts for an addi-
tional 10000 tons are also reported to
,inue to advance ana In tho East have
reached 1910 to 50 30 per 100 pounds.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

~
~ market openeu Stoh.
WIN an advance OF '.c. on ne h,sneSt
CRAZE OF tao'c STOCK heeause ma Iua,,'.
was scaISe' there was a e'l!itdr uHanN'
"fi hEss ana me mes STATE udlrIe-, itI1,
.ag Was good and AL day iaiic!e. ru!ed
nr!n; c'"sIL's .Ha. ~, 49, " go
Inquiry iur cNi"Tt which he'pel 'ne ON
ot the marx he|e'Ius aooe, 1890
those ~ ISh 80 ,Inh 20 q
SoNtFas. s.soo'C IA So" ~
80 49, - 3aSS good
np,ns - 4, STiic common 10 f,Ir. FAD
. -, ,yt~,r giig u = urst-.
ssi ,1,i, zion sream..y mss. IA
,,ti:. .,~r.,, nal, rrst-. ~ O
- - ,ofi. p.,Lfrr sick
- 80. t,. ut al.- So .Ur..
p'.. f.,- ,l- n,-her rr,!as
-,. .,,..,tr,. Of ia, market vc-.
49, NJ, Al, fl', .urr.t.r. wrrr hold
,,- '0.i~ ,nc., goods iar ia,. Spg,.uls adj
.,4 H., md tNlu- ANA aoulr aA.s.ys.
Vi..,rsN vc,s up s., rhc entire mar
- 81. MN, Iii d,s '...Igg ih4t WAY Win
=, btrI,.r t.nI,if., ErcTlpta Yesterday
:, ,r: ro-nt. prices; STATE. whole milk.
fr,sh n.ts. sur,ial-. isiy al Sc average
s,rrI isL. state. sklir.s. Aet specials.
,o-,c IN. n1lhc: f,Ir To good, So a.
81 ],'ror.in twins, l5isc., double
a,,.c. Ia. giss,c q.
TGGS-Ff,su tah', stock continued
s,ircc and liri. with an advance "t a
,.r, on Tho ..,t grades ycstoriuy. This
ADVANCE xtended 80 seconds. There was
r"nShIer,Gie riding in held Eggs without
Ncc ~, priccs. Roc,ipts were light.
-, ,,,,' ~. country show unusually
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Live stock Market.

MONDAY. October %.
Receipts. OF bccvcs tor two days wcrs
tl3, head, including i3i cars for tie
market. " cars OF steers on sale, \
f.w cara OF choice heavy aiecrs sold early
at steady to hrm prices: others opened
steady; later with a dun trade there
was an easter feeling for medium and
common prados and the whole steer mar
ket cioe"d duh and weak. Bulls and
lows ruled steady. with a fair demand.
Common TO choice steers sold AZ 20
per 100 lbs; oxen, $3.50; bulls at $40
ass, cows AT s.. so Sos. a fcw tailends
~ $50. Dressed beer steady at l0ul4iac.
for 1ty dressed native sides; extra beef.
Receipts OF calves for two DAYS were
800 head, including ..739 for tho mar
kct. Ncals were moderately aCtiNc, and
prices iirm to .5c, higher: grasscrs, un-
evenly higher Common to prim" vca'-
sold at sSaodS3 per 100 lbs. cults. 1T
sIT!S; grassers nj s5Qsd. yoarIinGs ~
StVSS. city dressed Nctl4 firm ut l,Q
i9G; per 10; country dressed NJ i3tl6r.
Receipts OF sheep aud lambs tor two
days were 1000 head, including 50 cars
for tho market Sheep were In moderate
demand and steady, lambs, 20 tnc.
hlshel. The pens were Well cio rod Com,
mon to good sheep sold at 81. 10 n S5.T5
70 choice lambs at SsUSabo; cuils at
ssMS7, Dressed mutton steady RtHs9
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Electrical Securities Corporation.

EEW YORK, Cctoper .6tli, 1875
Nplce ~ hereby g!Nru that tho AnntEAi
Meeting Of tho kholders % The Els,
uIc,i ScCu1iUg8 Corporation viii no held NJ
IN" oiiice OF The Corporation, at Il Broad
" -, IN Mo Guy o. New York, y. on
"Wednesday, thc 10th day Of November.
1919. a. twnlvc o'clock noon. for tho pur-
pose OF o'ectluG directors and for ths
Transaction ~ euch other business rs NAV
properly come before the meeting Tho
polls viii remain open from 1913 T., "
unt1l 1850 l. NJ. Of said day. Transfer
book. will he closed at io O'clock noon on
October S7th 1915, aud viii rropen At
twelve O'Clock noon on November iith. 1913.
w T. KAIFMAN, secretary.
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Persons in all walks OF HE VINO ap,,
pear to have made u great ueaI ot
money in this market are numerous,
A stock broker who attended a supper
at sherry's recently given to a tarse
number OF chorus girls recalled win as
tonishment thai the conversation was
chiefly OF war brides" and that every
one of the chorus girls present appeareu
10 have been very successful. Al thls
stage of the game tho dlctuin or ths
Old gambler to the effect that profits are
not profits until the money 's spent 10
perhaps to the point, There $ also the
classic story of tho man who went hohis
ono night and told his wife that ne nau
sold their Newfoundland dog Tor >eV'
"Oh," she exclaimed. NOV l can puS
the dress ] have wanted ~ long
"weli," the husband explained. .you
SEQ | took five puppies In exchange a'
$40 each" r
There is a slight difference between
placing ones winnings In approved pre-
ferred stocks and bonds and IN trans
ierring ones market interest from one
group OF stocks to another.
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Virginia Coke.

Close observers OF the market have been
puzzled by the action OF Virginia Iron,
Coal and Coke. This stock Is u specially
which usually has "A wide and erratic
market. At present the market has been
exceptionally good. the bid being con-
t%inuously close to the Offering price. The
Inference Is. Of course. that accumula-
ton is in progress. There have been sew
eral sharp uprushes In the stock, fol-
lowed by reactions, but on each Of these
the stock has gained ground. Some time
avo the report circulated that the COM
pany had closed a very large contract
for the delivery Of coal 10 the British
Government at a high price. No con-
irmation Of this report has been obtain
able at the company's Office here. The
main office is In Roanoke, Va.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS,
PHILADELPHIA COMPANY

Pittsburgh. Pa. October -, 1915.
Notice 10 Stockholders
The Board of Directors OF tho P%liladelphi.
company has called a special meeting of its
stockholders 10 he held AZ the General Onice
~ the Company. No 40 sixth Avenue.
pittsburgh, Pa, on Tuesday. December rs,
lul1, at ? 90 O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose
authorized capital stock of the Company
rom the present total authorized capital
stock OF $50 i33 90, tu an authorized cap
ltal stock OF 81. 93J,iOu such authorized
increase to he ia the common shares Of the
Company
stockholders ~ record At tho close of bust
ness Thursday. October IS. 1918. will be On
utlcd tn vote at the meeting
The question of the disposition ~ tho said
Increased stock viii br submitted To the
stockholders at said special muctinr.
W. h. CARSON, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
THE COPPER MARKET.
Demand From Abroad Held Back
by Ship Problem.

Copper prices were nrmly maintained
Yesterday at Is cents "a pound 1t was
generally recognized that demand from
abroad. while good, would be even better
were the ocean freight situation In an
easier condition.
The lead market. was very brisk yester-
day upon demand from sheet lead mann
facturers. There were also good export
takings and no difficulty was encountered
In getting the top price OF * cents q
pound.
Prime. Western grades OF spelter ror
spot delivery were quoted at II cents a
pound 81. Louis. white over the year end
deliveries were quoted a. i3ia cents /.
pound
New competition among the makers OF
high grade spclter IS looked for with the
establishment In New York Of u sales office
by the American Zinc, Lead and Smelling
Company and tho formation of the Amcri-
can Spclter Corporation for tho production
Of high grade material,
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THE GRAIN MARKET.
wheat Rebounds SharpIy-short,
Buy-Coarsc Grains Strong.

There were fair orders for wheat
Yesterday from the general commission
'use trade, oased parity on the sup
phs,,on mat May wheat at Chicago at
" prroa .raama,iu ,a, 49,
(. ,or,s no,Ia % m w n!1rc .ha"
. cents "a bushtl, The Northwestern
sharplv higher and ,pa,n,ained a ,cpd n,i
tho hha,. ,rb, ,nnn,h a Eau VI.
a., -. -, StleHeth suseeSteu 'hHt
No us fc'eipts exported over tho WICK
cd had been discounted a. a maIoct
:nd s,oua IN sac,,nns ~ % nS
.na 80 ~ see''oho OF '>or'h DAKOTA
'"p inc Canadian northwest, and while
thort ar,ttor. much huying -, ,h,a,
a.. ..t, H.. 10y pH'"S :" "nea'
va" "1'"'Iy pIeu'cttcd on the news,
AZ N ,he ieetipts OF wheat was imminent:
S,,tty farmers wore 'a!d 10 be dtssa tisied
~ ne elrr."t Levels Of wheat; Il
!. ! the growers arc not ~unIsvcl and sls,
MAJ continuance OF the PRESENT ideal
,.ysH'yG VI OF itsslt inspire freauent
SC l. OF wheGt are Tsport"i TO be on
,.s,' ~ 4ke'y 10 10 witnessed in The
rived 'p character. bur OF hen , dis-
smoothing increase ~ the Visible SUNNY
't''ueut stood out - a bulliSr market
Vt'tor The guil WAS only l,s25,O0o bush
= 11s '.r'-I. .I.60oUoO lI,,ieIT' asnjnst
's'.'' ' 1 scar ago. The Csntdian
- ..'c la r'aaAod Is. 600. 900 lish.
-. lg-.u.t 1000 0uO last y.,r WIrut-
v,s received aLun, 200. 600 buyb""ln" r,
rt-a, ,.c~ ,he ucot -
.lss.c .r!m,r. moyrns,,t 49, .:s,o 400
l-'h-'- a. .f.-t 'tOOOo0 last vc"k and
S,."l,y.U 40 49,"
The ry,7E f.Il- n.,,., "a .,.,n,,
tie !.aVk't lvi.-c U,rs pady re nrrrbsaes
ssa.rst aE,y, .oo T. ~ iu neuse putIHa,es
.Ap9rt l-.- nr ~ d,y AN, r.,,e 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
Bethlehem New stock.

A marke, was established yesterday
for Bethlehem Steel new stock" on the
curb. when. IL and as issued Tn first
bid wa $50 IA share. At the close the
market was quoted s6s-S14. No stock
vas reported sold. These bids are based
on the possible success of IA ~s;ockhold-
ers' petition recently addressed 10 the
Bethlehem Steel management which calls
for an increase in the number of shares
from 10000 shares to 100000 shares
by IL reduction OF par value from 500
to $40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

1915. Changes.
Thiri week oct. se,3eGt Dec. ,.5.asI
FROM July IT,. 3,t@6, $50 Inc. @S..916
Chicago ana Alton:
Second week oct. fGSH,sT1 lac, SSC.Cs3
From July Ice. AU3l,lG9 Inc. 10000
chicago, Indiana poll, aud Louisville;
Third week oct. !luL..2. Inc. s"T.1G7
From July l.... :,3to,296 Inc. 1851:
Twin Clty Rapid Transit:
Second week oct. Sl1s,9Sq Inc. SeN.7
From Jan, l..,. T,-9V,Sl9 Inc. byJGl
Canadian Pacific,
Third week oct. sG.0Gt,OOh Inc. Sl,oEson
From July l,,,. S3,6l2.S4T Dec. S,SOis09
~, Louis Souihwcetcrus
Third week oct. $4,000 Inc. $4,000
From july 4.... @.aji,s-! Inc. 10000
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hank stocks Improve.

There has been a good deal OF buy
ing Of bank stocks In the past week OF
so. Two Of the strongest BANK stocks
have been National City ana SANK OF
Commerce, National City stock SOLO a.
Az az compared with a market OF 20.
hid and 40 asked last Friday. Com
merce stock sold at III. rs compared
with Il market OF 100 bid and l62 asked
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- ~. drctgch larpbs. firm az ic 1I<iLc,
hog dressed at 10" country dressed hot.
hou +" ,tnos steady at IS per oarcaas.
Eecoipts OF hogs were sac head. in
Guiding . cars Tor the market. Prices
a'e higher Medium aud heavy weights
sold at tsgts.25: pigs at 81 30: rouEns
steady at io9ieo; r0ssung pigs At NO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
H BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Oct. @.-Copper issues were rather
quiet and not much changed 10 price. Amer.
lean -Zinc was higher. Butte and Superior
and United States Smelling lost fractionally.
Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies shares con.
tinued active. with closing prices showing an
easier tendency. The summary;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.

EN DIVIDEND,
Company aud Term. SILK Amt.
Reading Company. quarterly. com aS
DIvIDBNDSE PAYABLE.
New York Honduras Rosario
Mining Qusrterly.........s. - ~
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ORDNANCE STOCKS.
liopkins-Ailen Arms strOngcst-
Advances About 10 Points.

Hopklns-Al.on Arms vd~ The gt-orr"s'
feature OF III" ordnance market YESTERDAYS,
scoring an advance OF about u::,,n point.
SHES Bcineut Pond and Carbon St,t. were
strong, -t'hrr ordnance securities were
quiet ana rcact'onary.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct - There wa. a fair traho
I'm the leading issues, but prices showed no
lmnortant changes Cnion Carbide wa. the
active feature around 100 Chicago Pneumatic
FOOL. Stewart, Warner and Sears .Roebuck held
steady Quaker Dat. common advanced 10
points on small buying Bond market dull
The summary:
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C0rT0NSEED OIL.

Tho market WAS easier. Selling was
based on the reaction In cotton and lard
aud easier southern markets, Seeu "ah
sH. Consuming demand for oil Ia luiet;
The cotton ginning figures were regarueu
as rather bull!sh, but discounted
pray CInse
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
shares of Hard Coal Roads Gen.
orally Advance.

Erie common was ono o. the features on
the Consolidated Stock Exchange yestsr-
day, tending upward practically ali dsy.
II closed at $50. It's highest price, this
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY $40 GOLD LOAN OF 1901,
MATURING NOVEMBER I, 1916
Notice Of Certificates Drawn Tor Payment November lot, 1915

NSc,cs =. hereby give that pursuant to Inc term Of thcs agreement dated Noyembf
- wi etween the Penisyvana mpan Tho ennsyIvahia Ranroad company -sa
G Snsd Trust company. Trustee onet thousand three hundred and thrty-f four srunc ~
ere ts day drawn fort dempuon on Novembc l. 1915 at par in accordance VIII
MI, he et e"lacsT E. dfawn numb%ed as below should be presnted for symsnt At g 81
S SesS o. nn III. N Mg m.od L. eh5 With al unnatu"d coupons attached. Interest Ill
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Tho iraal market for spot cotton was quiet,
=, poluis decline: middling, le. 3Sc. southern
: ono, markets rs officially reported were quiet.
. 70 TO ~ points lower. New Orleans. l2c Gal.
: ,rsiuu, = .pc savannah. l.c.; Memphis, l-c'
+. Augusta. II ~, and Houston. l".lOc.
: New Orleans market opcued steady: closed
atAlNr
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITTSBuRG, Oct 3.-StoCks were active,
pHtlcularly American Window Glass Ma
chime common. This issue advanced . points
to 90 Other changes were fractional The
SUMMARY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26

u. II 4. NJ bids 10 Liverpool were: Jan
No i:4sc: March, ~ Gsc.: May, IL ne: July,
19s.r. The market there 10 due TO oren to.
day : 10 : point. decline.
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DIVIDEND

company and Term.
Boston Elevated. quar-
terly ......,...,....
American Coal Prod
ucts. Qusster1y......
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louisville Nashville Railroad 10.
IN h.cordanco with the terms of tho Mort
thSc ,,i me Evansville Henderson and Nash
one hundred and hfty ,i5ol bonds have tin.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON, Oct. pho sta,cment Of
the receipts and disbursements of the Treas
ury shows:
This month, Fiscal year
Receipts .....o.",..Sl1, ~ 2:> SNieii0 Ns
Disbursements ....,... N-,<,,Sp HNAJ-,932
Deficit ..,.......,.,, s9,l01,35 SO,JoS, ~
Rr.eipts from customs today, $50. 7"3: in.
ternal revenue. ordinary, ~si.'d0.6sD: Income
tax, $l5,llG; miscellaneous, ts.,l1a,
National bank notes received for redemp-
ton, s. ,Ojo, O99.
The current statement OF the United States
Treasurer tor October % shows:
GENERAL FUND.
Available So. lo7, tie
Available silver. ..,............,,. lG,l,,. II"
United States notcs "......,.,r G,e3i, 40
reserve note i,sN, T4s
Certified checks on banks, ,,.,.,. lJJ, GA
Subsidiary silver, minor coin and
silver bullion. ...........,.. ;D,47c. i.S
Unclassitird mnsortcd currency ... Hl.4.S
Deposits ia banks and Philippine
Treasury ..'''',,'' i",ft5'b-
Available curron'y III treasury
and banks. ,..,,,, .l',-N,Ni
Deduct current Liabilities, .,,..,... Hhh", q
Net balance ~ general iuld...,.,,. lli,d5o,b'
RESERVE FUND,
| Gold coin and bullion ....,........ SIC, 9S3, III
TRUST FUND.
To redeem outstanding ccrtiiicatcss 81 ,tS .G@d ,61J
Grand total cash assets in Treas
| ury ....s,.sss.. 'Ob
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I!ie interest On the same viii cease De-
,rtnner Isl, 1913. and tho principal " tho
nuiius' lius ten per cent. premium, will be
redeemed AZ Nh. Office ON and after that date.
L. l., SMlTHERS. Assistant Treasurer.
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Oprr. High. Low. Clos. Prev

The Liverpool market opened quiet. There
VAS a fair business in spot cotton. with mid.
allns , points. decline at 7.9pd. Sales. 10,00o
bales, receipts. 1900 bales-all American.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26

Stk. Amt, Payable.
- oi.be New. 10
pfd IES Jan. 15
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Eastern territory especially. continue
to mako extensions to their plants to
be able To meet the heavy demand The
Union Chemical Manufacturing Corn-
paliy, located at Chicago Heights. has
lust placed an order with tho American
Bridge Company for $50 tons of struc-
tural steel for plant extension.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26

wASIlNGTON, Oct c5.-rhc ta,cment Of
the receipts and disbursements Of the Treas
ury shows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26

Domestic manufacturers engased IN
making war munitions have been able
TO secure about 1000 to 5000 tons of
rolling blllets from Eastern mills, but
there are very few steel companies willing
to entertain propositions for semi-tin-
ishcd steel before February or March Of
neat year. Several new inquiries came
out yesterday for upward Of 100. 600
tons of round steel bars, mainly for
Eastern shipment. Another inquiry was
also put out for about 10000 tons OF
round bars for export.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-04-02
HI. SCOTT RESIGNS.

We are very sorry of the fact that we
have to chronicle the resignation of H. L.
Scott as secretary Of the Y. NC. A.
For nearly two years he has labored hard
for the upbuilding of that institution; and
from personal observation he has not been
accorded the hearty support that was due
the institution in the effort to make it what
it should be.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott leave for North Caro-
lima today and will carry with them the best
wishes of their many friends.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-04-02
jacksonville MELANCE.

From the jacksonville Trbnu
l.. W. Williams, of Povo, was in town
Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff John Talent, was in town
Tuesday.
R. M. Jones, of near Sweetwater, was in
town, Saturday.
Reed Hunt was business visitor in
Sweetwater, Thursday.
c. c. Sloan was in town Tuesday on his
his way to Vonore.
C.L. Williams, of Athens, was business
visitor here, Monday
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-04-02
NEWS FROM SUBURBAN TOWNS
SWEETWATER SOLILOOUIES.
Prom thsSwee,wutsr Telephone.

P. w. Jacobs, of Knoxville, came down
y sterday on business trip.
Mrs. L. E. Grace, enroute from Knox
lie to her home in Birmingham, stopped
o last week for brief visit with her sisters
Mesdames D. C. Young and Sue Pickel.
Mr.. G. R. Osborne left Monday for Bur-
lngton, N. c., where she has accepted
p sition.
Francis Yearwood, of Carson-Newman
College will come tomorrow to spend g few
d ys with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
Yearwood.