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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

pUTrrR-R-c.ir's for ~. week have
he,n less than NOS" OF last week, whl.9
m. nish 8 srs 5 to 5.S H.id .,o Iis to sn .,n rsns ssi
tent. Largo quantities ~ butter were nut
away IN August and s~cpteinSer; which
and Will. th.rs was no %aiysnes N.
' '&adiikSs % Hsi c' " !. arrn. Frle..s''h c ,rSar1.
cry. extras, % :cor. :9nc;; hisher So.
~. sGF tSSts, dairy tuss, snert. ssi q 'aSSe@;
good 70 prime. 2sta g.Sc.; common 20
'e aH,: a n Isl. a ae aac ifni,ati Ssn' sr.amcry
'irs,a. .9l "a" iadles current make, irrts,
.;a;-'.e s.condI, 2ig.ahs; ps1Nrg
30 NC; lower grades, rs g2or,
CHEpSE-Thc market vas better y"st.r.
held stock. Demand Tor fresh was fair.
, M':so9 eiH..d "'G a-s,. 'd r.'Ss-' tsS a"S Sa: al,
milk. fresh, nrsts, Fp,cials. l6% l6c ;
S ss'G .r.t 5an IS: "a i5 a Il. enS, fresh STATE sp sSi%. :.
10 Il inie'J wisconsin. 'tssint. ISL aiSN"
double dai.ses, l69l6hc.; young American
EGGS~Tncr. was no vital change yes
terday, Strong demand FOR high grade
outside quotations. Good fresh Eggs con-
tinucd scarce, There was considerable In.
quiry for refTis orator stock, but not
fancy eggs wene very scarce aud advanced
l. Market closed firm pr,nes; Fre4l
y Gss,,;sio c' 90? 8 S'' i ntT'ies. ~. ga. 'r rSfris.
orator special marks fancy :sC retr,s,
?ac,: hennery whites. fine 10 fancy. rs o
6oc. browns. Ng43c.. mixed colors
LIVE poULrRY-Pric., --r. .-tah,
ltshed yesterday for the nrst time durInS
tho week. Receivers have gone back "a
the old practice of making prices once q
week, 10 that IT Is Impossible to give quo
tations until Thursday's, market. FoNl'
opened a trins higher than ut th. close
last week and chickens were also bette
by ne, Tho advance applied also &c
r~oosterA, while turkeys remained the sam,
Western ducks were "a trtne hl1ner.. WIN
same. Prices; Fowls isglsa chicken.
southern, ibc- Geese. lac Guinvas, spring
pair bhS Sss; P'f EsSSpT.ii4rs sty. re; v.,,.,
stock Seins held Al docks, from tn. da,
ssfGIsi .inssstd s Ha s0s ssps af%S"' milf III,
fed, and tho market WA a trife rrner
There was q scarcity Of fancy. heavy,
We're slow. Their. were Old rooster,
enough TO supply the demand, az quota
,lons Turkeys ar. coming IN better con
Island spring ducks. In frozen stock tur
Keys wers unchanged, but the owners helC
them nrm, wh'ie pnwIs sola Gov ir'ocs
boxed, 60 lbs, and over. li'tsc,; Western
scoldca' isIs.' isas q iI isi 'sssah, w.a'H T,
i5iac. Chickens, fresh nearby. = and
lbs. to pair. s3a2sc,; Virginia, milk fcd
8 and 4 lbs. to pair. e3c.; Western, mill
fed. Q and I lbs. .2G2ac.; dry picked. corr
fod. 3 and lbs, i7qp1sc.; old roosters
iegi:Me'; sanassi prime: white 10 u,
young toms, esea:h:i Western. hbls
Gle; Tennessee and Kentucky, KWloc.
Texas. 1874 q sec. Fowls. =. to bon, 6
lbs. and over TO dozen. l7c.: 30 TO 50 lbs
ltc. old ROSTERS 1co
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N AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates we're I per cent, for thirty TO ninety
days and 9 per cent. for longer bills.
open market discounts. prime accept
snces. maturing up to ninety days "a
Commercial paper rates were 363h per
cent, for sixty to ninety day bills and for
four 20 six months best names: az per
can money on the floor Of tho Stock
Exchange yesterday ruled at IN per cent. F.;
Iow. IN per cent. high, ? per cent. -.
Time money was quiet at unchanged
sixty DAYS, 2xg3 per cont for ninety
days, Su3. per cent for four months,
and 3n3,. per cent. for nve months
sterling exchange was stronger, Final
auotations were: Demand. 4.Git; cables.
can money In London. sh1t per cent:
short bills, +rgts per cent; three
months bills, 4i1-i6W+E per cent.
Bar silver In London. 2tl-l6d'; New
The weekly statement Of tho Bank Of
England shows tho following. changes:
Total reserve decreased f.l3,O0o; circula.
ton Increased ftb9 900: bullion Increased
iA2s, 900: other securities Increased diolb
public deposits Increased f5,sGc. 900; Cow
eminent securities unchanged.
Domestio exchange on New York;. ~.
Louis, par; San Francisco. 3bc. premium;
Minneapolis, <0c. premium;. chicago. Ibc.
discount: Cincinnati. par; Montreal ibHc'
"N"w York Clearing House statements
Exchange, S5s1,97J,373: balances, s9l,Gto.-
SsG; sub-Treasury debit balance. $2s2.sls
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Another disappointment.

There was n rather poor market In
Allis-Chalmers. the price falling we'll be-
low 40 on rat\er small offerings. The
market was influenced by the general
considerations affecting tho market for
the war stocks. There was also special
cause for selling in tho statement OF
earnings for September, which must have
disappointed spectators who had
believed that a substantial percentage Of
recent rumors about big business had a
basis In fact. During the pass few days
che tip was circulated widely that some
thing would be done yesterday in regard
to the paying off of some Of tho diyi-
dends due oil the preferred stock. APP
parently the whole market in the war
stocks had been cverdone for the time
being at least. But the etback in some
OF these issues has obviously been more
justified thar others. Several of the
war Brides even when they were ris-
ing most vigorously. have conspicuously
failed to inspire the confidence of the
Street. without having anything definite
TO go on. the majority of people have
felt a distinct prejudice against them.
Their rise has been attributed partly 10
artificial means and partly because a
great public buying movement Is never
very discriminating.
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Preferred stocks with a largo amount
OF dividends in arrears have not always
been picked out as the most desirable
mediums for investment or even spccu-
lation. In these topsy-turvy times. how
ever. the fact that a stock carries the
right to dividends thai have not been
earned or paid for a number OF years
pack appears 10 be regarded as a big bull
factor and perhaps sometimes with
reason. But tho thing may be carried
too far. One firm been advertising
the discovery OF a stock with 90 per
cent. OF back dividends that IL selling
around so and Is recommending II as a
"fnd." Commenting on this a Wall
Street man with memories OF a recent
visit 10 the San Francisco fair recalls
listening to a particularly fine 'barker"
in the midway extol!ing the beauties OF
n bevy of Egyptian dancers. The two
with him, he announced. were only a
poor sample OF what was TO be seen
inside. Each OF these beauties possessed
greater charms h a the other and 30
forth. Invariably his peroration wound
up something as follows:
"Go right inside now. ladies and gentle
men. II you are not perfectly satisfied
with the show ask for your money back
and see II you get IT,"
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GOSSIP OF VAL R E
A Qaick switch,

The superior attractions of the coprcr
ehares to other groups of stocks have
peen referred TO constantly for some
tlne. whenever prices In other depart
ments nave been rushed up to new high
levels the comparative bsckwardncss OF
the corpers has become the more con-
s~picuous. From time to time there has
oeen some response TO his discrepancy,
out never before has the market de-
veloped the breadth and activity that II
mas done this week. Tor the first time
anaconda has showed signs Of takine
uhe place In the speculative arena left
vacant by Amalgamated, to which Il
appears to be the legitimate heir. The
market In Anaconds In the past few
nays las shown signs Of growing speci-
lstivc interest. Tho violent uprush IN
tho last half hour was attributed Ia reely
10 buying from a big Broad street house
winch has always been closely identified
with tho Insiders. 1t Is said that buying
from THIS sourc In the afternoon
amounted 70 not less thar 10000 shares.
The noteworthy feature about this buy
ing Is that 1t apparently represents a
rapid switch to the bull side Of thu
market. The same house earlier in the
week was understood to rave abandoned
us active participation In the bull mar
ket In tho stock. at least for the thine
being. Tho explanation for. this sudden
chanse. according TO the gossip Of the
street. Is the expectation OF new and
important Developments in the near
future.
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THE STEEL MARKET.
Railroads sim Placing Heavy
Contracts for halls.

Railroads continue 10 place heavy con.
tracts LOT rails, motive power and rolling
stock. The rail mills al Chicago and Pits
burg have taken additional contracts OF
standard sections for 1915 shipment. Eastern
mills are negotiating Tor additional heavy
,onnaScs for. export, I'M. New York. on,
tsrio and Western Is understood to have
divided an order for $500 tons bet wcen the
Bethlehem and Lackawanna Steel compaules
The. recent purchases OF cars by the New
York Central system amounted 10 1850. OF
Steel Car Company, $500 hy tho Haskell and
Barker Car Company, ",vD each by the
Pressed Steel Car Company and the Amer
can Car and Foundry Company, 1000 nv the
smith Manufacturing Company, or the 2t.ll
cars to I've ordered by the Pennsylvania lire.
west OF Pit'sburs, 900 will he eondolae and
lao steel underfrane box cara The total car
were 5000. cars in September and O'aoher
Tho New York, Chicago and ST Louis !. hay
ing a large mumfer OF cars repaired, calling
for about 1000 tons steel,
Acricultu ral implement manufacturer and
automobile makers are actively in tho market
for steel 10 cover their requirements In the
first half OF next year. Ono contract for
1000 tons ~ bar. and mates went hcggiug
ways Corporation, the construction suhsidia arr
OF tho Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, has
not yet officially awarded the contracts for
Si.Noo tons Of structural steel for elevated
the award will soon be made to tho Amcri
can Bridge Company and .Connors Bros, who
submitted tho lowest tenders last month,
,o Aan maS toms cS OF x" . T %fonnd F!sf ron 'S at ,isn
Buffalo furnace, for shipment over the hrs'
quarter Of next year. Virginia furnaces have
made additional heavy sales. In New Eng
from the market, Sales Of high mangane 80
lyIrstma twnscs
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BETTER UNDERGONE
IN COTTON MARKET
Oversold Condition Develops
After Decline Of About
100 Points.
ESTIMATES LARGER

Anh.,S .., ~.. ~..A.v -
~ .
prac''ca''y uncnahseo p1ces 'no unoer-
tone was steadier and there was album
dant evidence Of an ovcrsold market
ro.,,,or ro. ,n. ,,,, ,,,.. ~,..,. ~.
-
market mas pcen SOLO persis'entiy on uhe
theory that a decline was bound TO re-
suit from the excellens weather. lack Of
xn.- ,.m.u, -, .,..rs.s ,,r~ ,r-
-. ~ nn". !. n.r.m.. 30. a. .nn,
$3.50 a., ~. 60, "
Tha hraaL 10. .N~,. ian
ro,n,. ~ &c ~ n.is ,v,,h ,yract,ca,iv
no r..,,io, GA o. moyew.r, ~ mi.
,mnortancc In yie,v ~ ,hs fa,. that
Tho cron n, hes, can univ be a n,oder-
a,o ora sho,,d 90 q iony nav tocvara
d,scountiny unf, y,orahie FEATURES n
sncc,iat,ve lon, ,nt.rc.t has heen driven
o,,, and while cona,derablc spot cotton
bouvbt on spccu,ation NAV not have
been hedged. the abundance OF money in
the South. with the willingness of banks
70 fake cation ma collateral NAV pre-
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THE GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Rises on Mig Export De-
mand-Peace Reports Denied.

Export business In wheat during
Wednesdays session approMmated o.
900, 900 bushels instead of about l.0oo,-
900 bushels, rs reported. In addition
foreigners took close to 1850. 900 bushels
OF wheat yesterday. A slight decline In
tho cash whaet premium aided In this
enormous European absorption.
Tho sentiment grew quite bullish hs
the news OF big export trade IA told.
Values quickly recovered their early
losses and closed at substantial net
gains There was very little selling
pressure on tho rise, as the hedge Of
ferings had been cared for during tho
early part OF the session and a majority
OF the outside operators are believed TO
be bullish and holding futures.
Tho congestion In tho December de-
livery At Chicago virtually eliminated
tho gap between that delivery and the
May. This strength had considerable In
nuence through tho trade. There was
buying predicated on the statement
credited to Prince Won Buelow that he
had not left Berlin on a peace mission.
On the whole the political situation Is
regarded as chaotic and there IL a DIS
position TO await developments In Ru-
mania and Greece.
Tho decline In the list occurred early
in tho day. The downward tendency was
rather llfbu1NiE IA ~ NhH VNlufhA 1nht
the perfect weather conditions and the
prospects Of n continuance Of tho larGc
farm movement wero depressing values
Bears argued that there was a period las,
season when wheat levels tumbled In face
81 "A brisk home and foreign milling de
mand and that a similar condition might
develop In the near future.
Winnipeg wheat receipts arc close "a
1000 cars daily. The movement from the
domestic farms has averaged. moro than
8, OOo. 900 bushels on recent days, Ship
meuts to the mills and to EXPORT centres
arc undoubtedly heavy, but some authori-
ties contend that tho visible supply will
soon show totals which will not be bullish
when placed against those OF a year ago
II Is everywhere admitted. however, that
the distribution OF wheat since tho eum
NOR has been more active than . majority
OF experts counted on
Wheat was trm Mt Liverpool Yesterday
partly as u result OF the very high trans
portation costs to all importing centres
The crop news from Australia and Ar.
gentina was OF an optimistic tenor,
Corn-Thc selling based on the favor
able weather and tho larger country oner
ings, was readily taken Generally. IN
market. was trtner Than was e,pectef
even after making allowance for tho ef
feet Of the wheat advance and a moder
ate export business, Shorts have no
although they are confident OF a ratheI
bearish crop roport on Monday, SOM
ditions have been exceptionally favorable
for 80 long a time that "a serious chang
for the worse may come lust when IN
real movement Of tho new crop has II
"oa';~rhc upturns n other market
caused II rally n oats, buying was maiml'
for shorts and EXPORT Interests r.,
bushels, Hedge selling appeared on ~,
bulgcs Interior. receipts go far this wcel
,. .t, us s,i"o a"% 10. nHss cos; a "s ysnT ago 10000
no support to tho marfst ,Ios receipt
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live stock Market.

THURSDAY, November 4,
a. '.''' ~ becNes were $50 head. mainly
n, , 'fn'sr There was no trade of i'm
.o'.Hle' o. .lNn cattle, The feeling was
j, r''h SO cars expected TO be on
r'4E market. Dressed beef was slow
- Yea" with general ralos llU1thc,
4rt ed native Sido1,
chs,tlH'. "i calves were EOS head. In
,.-it for tho market Prices steady
y. - FttHs.rs entirely nominal. Com
IA, .' i'lme Nesls sold at SnSl3 per
;,0 'lI 81 S.. Dressed calves were
~ h. '.'H demand o. i3i. % lsc. for
dr. eel 'eaIs. ~. vi6c, for country
hnsee,u'' 80 sheep ana lamb, were s.et7
80, y" 44iHE -, cars for the market.
mu'nep q 4igt aus steady; lambs 1rrn. Com:
r., ar sheep sold at 3i,bOq - 81
en-. h-,s.oI mutton quiet at sallc;
- rr'h'rs selling at llilc,; dressed
,tIi.l' q,iot at l:albc.; hog dressed,
%',putrv dressed dollhouse lambs
1'.slrei ~. '7r.9 per carcass.
,,,m"tc'''' u hogs were %,5o1 head. In
in,,''hF ,1l' a car for the market. Feel
W, On Buffalo aud Western al
'. ~ urol,hly sell lower, Coun-
ts,.tt ,n"F- oul2.c,; roasting Pig
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Increase Of Banks.

.s.uce September IL. 1914. there has
been an increase OF sevcnty-fve in the
humber OF national banks n In their
capital q S,0oO.0 900.
Tho circulation of national banks
September >. 1915. amounted to Wis.,
100000, a reduction AS compared with
June 80 OF $4,000. 900 n "A reduction
as compared with September IL. 1915.
Of $1,000 1000, arising principally from
the retirement OF emergency currency.
Federal reserve notes held by the
rational banks on September :, 1919,
amounted TO s~6,17o.000, as compared
with s6.iIs. 900 on June %, 1915.
The national banks of HI country
reported on September .. 1915. invest
merits in banking house aggregating
ta6,ooo,ooo. amounting on an average TO
:; per cent. OF their total capital. or :
Ter cent. OF their total assets.
Customers liability to national banks
on account of letters of credit Issued on
September ., 1918, amounted to $4,000
mn and on account OF a~cceptances 20
Ns.0eO,oco. These two items are shown
separately in tho reports OF condition for
The first tiruo In the statements OF Sep
TENDER ..
The lawful reserve held BY the ma
ronal banks on September 2, 1915.
reached tho unprecedented total OF
1889, 100000, exceeding by moro than
N,ooo,0 600. 900 tho greatest reserve held
by tho national banks at ANY time prior
t0ls05.
The total reserve now reid shows an
'ncreas" as compared with June %. 1918.
OF Sle5, o00, 600 and al increase as COM
pared with September Il, 1914, OF $780,
100000.
The eHcess OF surplus reserve breaks
III - IN
September .. 1915, 10 ss6S.O00 900. be-
i1g an decrease as compared with June
%, 1915, OF $40 900 900. n increase
as compared with September IL. 1914.
under Tic old reserve requirements
amounts 10 SI51,0OO, 900"
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Anaconda, Advancing to se. II
Feature Of Trading.

Anarondas sdvance TO n, which compared
with an early low quotation Of s2i1 and IN
opening prico OF F2~. wa tho feature of the
Exchange yesterday.
United States Steel common was ons Of
inc pa', ssM. gpc SsSns ''; ipc@ Mrsn. oTSn.
closing price. and early selling n Sn. II al
vanccd IN IS, closing II SIN. Special upward
nioveme nts took place IN several Of the in.
dustrials, notably United States Rubber and
American Beet sugar. The firn named. from
an opening price OF 6Sts, rose TO tsia. closing
against an early low price of ga.
The railroad shares were generally firm
Union Pacific touched . high of 1894, asains,
1885,. Reading cold a. high as IA, against
Mss a. the opening. and closed at 8,s The
Peterborough Consolidated. which sold as high
a. "a
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2,l55, 537,274 IN TRUST cos.
New York institutions Greatly In.
crease Their Resources.

AiBA%Y, Nov. 4-The business OF tho
Uus companies Of New York state IL
hte@l'y increasing. Reports submitted
!" state Superintendent of Banks
Lugfro Lamb Richards in compliance
WIN " cali issued by tho state Bank
ing Department for tho condition of
teS 'rt'l'utlons AT the close of business
on SATURDAY., september % last. show
wax from Juno % to September % OF
Ws year ~" resources OF tho eighty
'he companies Increased s~i29,947.727.
making The total ~our s2,l55,537.-
During tho Same period tho total de-
i"s's Increased $4,000, S65. bringing
Wo 'o'l pp TO sl,S37, 93i,0e4, An in
ueas' ~ tDarly $4,000, 600 is shown in
We N1'HH Of securities held by the trust
coml4...s.
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DuIlsh or Bearishf

Tho floor trader who may be on both
sides OF the market several times during
the same session frequently gets a little
mixed up In his mental processes. An
example of the inverted mode OF reason
ing caused by a switch from the bull TO
the bear side of Steel this week Ia 10 be
found In the comment of n trader on
the resisting power OF tho market.
Gee" he said, "there has been enough
Steel sold this week to put the stock to
par in jig time
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Grabbing ProAts.

The big rush to subscribe TO new
offerings Of stock Ia taking syndicate
managers and syndicate participants
ahke by surprise. To the syndicate
managers response has been entirely
gratifying Of course. II has not always
oeen so welcome to members OF the
syndicate. Some Of them. In grabbing
after quick profits. rave had their
fingers badly burned. In other words
they made contracts for the delivery Of
the stock they expected TO get and then
found that their allotncnts were only a
very small percentage of what they
applied for. hen they had to buy. which
was not always easy to do. Something
OF u kind has evidently happened In
tho case OF a recent Offering OF motor
stock. A market for this new stock
when issued" was Immediately started
on the curb. with the price at a sub
stantial premium, and was sold rathe
freely from some source. The syndi-
cate manager was Informed of what was
going on and was provided with a very
good idea OF where the selling originated.
News OF a heavy oversubscription to the
Issue circulated and there was no great
surprise when a representative Of n
certain Ann among the subscribers
called and asked as a special favor that
a further subscription OF 500 shares for
the account of a particular customer be
accepted. The syndicate anage re-
fused. mentioning the number OF times
that the issue had been oversubscribed
An hour or 30 later the syndicate
manager received a personal call from
, the senior partner of the fr1n dn qucs-
ton. who. after a few in~consequential
remarks. inquired casually how the
Offering was going. He was told and
Immediately evinced anxiety about his
firms allotment.
My customers will be annoyed when
they heal that they are not going TO
get what they expected" ne said. when
he learned that the small individual
applicants were to he given preference
over the big fellows.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

THE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
% Tho American Cotfnu on Company WI
b. held at tho prinoIp pa office OF the COM
many. the refinery, near sltiertSrE, Mud
son County, Sew Jersey, on Thursday, the
md dty Of December, l9l1, a. l. O'Clock
noon. tor tho purpose OF el"ctluE Directors
and for the TRANSACTION OF such other bust
mss es may properly coHc before the
meeting. .
The Stock Transfer books will b. c'os"t
IN Noyemhor II, lHl5. a. , J. NJ, and vii
remain closed Until December g. 1918, a.
IN 4. NJ.
by order or mo BOARD % Oi-or'nTa
JISTUS T. RALIH, Secretary
New York, NoNomh.r 4. 1915.
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DJyIDrSDS AND INTEREST.
PRATT 4 WHITNEY COMPANY.
.l Ilt,tl.nI "A
TrtTcrreU UININrhd M, on.
NnM York. NmNnmhor 2rh. 10

New NOrk, N0N0WbCr 3rd, lp1b.
tn. Roard Of Directors % PliATT 4
WHITNEY COMPANY has this day de
rlnrcd the regular quarterly dividend Of
ONE aud O~NE-IIAIr PER CENT upon
the PREFERRED STpCk % the company.
pn,ahlo November loth, lal5.
o'clocH Noon on NoNolnher 6th. lalb. and
viii reopen at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon
OF November 10Th, 1913,
CHARLES l. CORNELL Treasurer,
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THE AMERICAN GAS COMPANY,

WcNl W~asIIInEI0n NVltFF,
Philadelphia, IA.
oct. +, 1918.
A quarterly dividend Of ecs COR $500 per
share) has been declared on the capital
stock OF this Company. payahl" Dec. Lot,
1915, to IN. stockholders ot record At thres
o'clock T.. NJ. NOV, l7th, 1915 Checks will
be mailed,
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GrNFRAI ASPHALT COMPANY.

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND NO. ~.
RESOLVED, That "A quarterly dividend
OF ono and one quarter per cent tl..5 per
phareD ~ hereby declared upon the Ere
forrcd stock ut this company, pa a =
Wednesday. December !. 1878, TO stock
holders ot record at tho clos" of huSn~~s
on Friday. November -, 1915, Transfc r
books VIA not be closed.
r 1. RAKE. Secretary,
Philadelphia, Ia, November s. 1915.
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THE ADAMS ExpRrss COMPANY.

No. 81 broadway sew York, Nov T. lalN
The Transfer Books Of this Company
u-ll no closed from 3 O'Clock +. NJ N"vem-
ber 10th TO tho morning ~ December l.
nSlS, CALEB q. SPENCER. Tres>ursT.
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A a srcclN messing ~ the BOARD ~
nirectnrs ~, tpNlpRNCIOS FOL X, e n.

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one and ono hair per cent an 60 was de-
clarcd on tho outstanding capital STOCK or
to stockholders Of record at tho clo~e ~
business November 10, 1915 Tho transfer
books of the corporation Will be closed a.
remain closed until the opening OF business
on December 4, 1915.
u y. W.NTrLEy. Tres~nrs.
Scv York, y. Y. Soyembcr 3, 1913.