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A Clash Of Interests.

A Ptttsburg promoter has a mas
latest game upset in a rather unusual
way. Some time since he had Q diner.
ence with q professional market '1pster
with whom he had formerly been asso-
clated to their mutual profit. The pro-
moter had Just launcheA a new company
and was selling Tho stock to that part
OF the Pittsburg public h a has sport
iug instincts and a large faith IN man.
kind. Tho process of distribution was
started Off very nicely indeed. The daily
crop Of individuals with a 9 In ex-
change for securities that passed through
he portals of the compary's banking
and brokerage offices was increasing
steadily and the firm wal already count
ing it's profits. Ono morning early THIS
week. however, the office was besieged
by "A mob OF investors In this particular
stock demanding their money back forth
with. The stock was worthless, the!
shouted. They had for their authority
the word of a notorious 'tlpster' wn'
had that morning come out with a DIS
play ad denouncing the supposed merits
of the investment In very PLAIN terms
The mol would NOT be denied. FINALLY
the manager, lost his temper de
livered an ultimatum. -,
Get to - out OF here y he SAID
I'VE are selling stock OF this company
We don't buy it."
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lower than In the previous week. ch,ok.n.

lower than In the previous week. Chickens
were &c. lower than In the past week. The
whole market had a lower tendency. with
BOOSTERS at lie. and no change In pigeons
and Euineas. Prices: Fowls, is a ISS.
Chickens. lt9lbc, ROSTERS, lie. Turkeys.
IS 200. Ducks, Ions island. lPLc.,
Western and Southern. N1l5c. Geese.
iSc.- Guineas. pair. zoe; pigeons. pair, 2Sc.
DRESSED POULTRY-Thers was little
or no change Yesterday from the de.
mornllzed condition OF the market OF
Wednesday, The denominations were really
menacing. Receipts were heavier than
any one expected, while the demand was
slow and trading very light. II looked as
though tho market had struck bottom,
There were not enough old BOOSTERS durinS
the week to meet the demand, and prices
held steady, In frozen. turkeys continued
weak; Prices; Fresh fowls. Western,
scalded. large. ltEc.: iced, Western. dry
picked. ~ and . lbs, lie; 4 lbs, 100.
Chickens, fresh. nearby. . and lbs. to
pair. aS@ e5c.: Virginia, milk fed. s and
Tbs. to pair. e3c,; Western. milk fed. 3
and ! lbs 22@2sc.; dry picked, corn fed,
Q and I lbs. l7d1s old r~oosters, I3c.
squads, prime. white, 10 lbs. TO dozen.
SA25: Q lbs. S3,15; 8 lbs, S3.25. Frozen
Turkeys. selected hens. 2?c young toms,
??122rc.; Western. bbls., 20 q 22c.: Ten
nessee and Kentucky, N1leo. Texas, iSh
Isoc. Fowls. ~ to box. go lbs. and over
to dozen, l7c.; 80 to SIS lbs, NMc. old
rOOster8. lac.
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LEE, HiGGINsoN l. co.
NATIONAL CITY BANK
FARMER LOAN T. TRUST GO.
kEAN, TAYLOR l. co.
klSSEL, kiNNICUTT T. co.
THE GRAIN MARKET.
wheat Rally On short Covering
MIXED Political Advices.

The wheat list wavered several times
during the day, but finally
moderately on short covering and fresh
speculative buying. Part OF the COM
mission house demand was due TO more
definite reports that the Dardaiie!les
operations were to BE- abandoned
similar adyices came from London a
fortnight ago.
As a whole the political news was
mixed and many operators shd that
they preferred to keep out Of the wheat
market until the situation became
ciarinca. The d~issens!on reported IN
the French and English Cabinets I'M
settled the markets. Peace ak was
again heard, but this had slight enect
on the market after the early selling
movement.
The bulllsh enthusiasm was tempered
nv the realization that wheat receipts
were not likely to decrease materially IN
the near future and that the weather
conditions the past several weeks han
heen 40 satisfactory that nearly all OF
the record breaking spring wheat crop
had peer gathered without Its uuallty
being impaired. While some authorities
say that farmers are less inclined TO
sell. a majority Of the reports from
wheat districts point toward a farm
movement Of liberal proportions.
The foreign markets again held very
steady. High freight rates partly account
TOR the maintenance OF values ABROAD al
though exporters here agree that the eN-
traordinSry import costs conduce 10 lower
bids Tor the actual grain The freight rate
Sn sslin wS fG ,A SSe SSars. from argentina
10 European points Is close to ~ cents u
bushel. . coo
oEyPoT, susiqrss. y yssnaTnSn ' OF A%.1 GSe'i
whsats taken increased to about, 30 per
cent. OF the whole. Bradstreets clearances
| this week are expected 10 be larse' I'M
:, week ago ana $500. 900 a year ago,
Corn-The favorable weather conditions
were against prices. Country selllng was
| felt. and the speculative demand 'or corr
was not active at any stage. RaIliei
caused by the upturns In wheat were takcT
advantage OF by bear interests. The eN'
port buying Of about 100000 bushels wa
without much influence, some interest
sold on the advicos Of serious hog cholera
In indiana and predictions OF Il spread OF
the epidemic.
II was said that the export business eN.'
ceeded the total OF COO, 600 bushels Reported
shorts were disposed to cover and tn
hedge selling WAS not burdensome, Re
ceipts are not running much IN excess o.
last years moderate movement, although
the crop Is very large this season ana TN
recent weather has been Ideal,
ProvisiOns-Early selling was based OF
certainties. 4 sharp rally came later
There were hos cholera reports from In
diana and reports of a better export De
chicago prices:
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SIGNS OF SOLD OUT
MARKET IN COTTON
charm Decline Gives Evidence
Of Well LiQuidatcd
Condition.
sC,LEs AGAIN DULLISH

Although cotton made n further sharp
1t yesterday. with prices closing at
.., loss of nearly 80 points and with
o,rcme low level registering a break
:, ~, pnirts from the high VI the sea-
- ,bc Stiffness of the market shortly
80 rho closing. as we'll as the sharp
=. Il, the unofficial trading after the
y~.o Indicated u thoroughly liQuidated
condition. .o ,ru,r -,
- tlr,n A cent a pound sentiment
!. ,uruing very beaIish and I esti-
- have taken on a much more checr-
81 ,inse. Predictions are in crcula-
49,, th,t the yield viii reach ~l3.5OO.0O0
- COMPARED with estimates OF 1O,-
oao ooo b,,es issued at the time the mar
w. aus AZ the crest of it's rise. Reports
~ w. ,Iso freely circulated that Southern
BANKERS are bringing pressure on thedf
cg,-s to sell. There appears TO be ne
sasis for these reports as Southern
hanks have abundant funds ana can md
"a better collateral than COTTON Ine
.,.culative purchases of country
- mis- season have been unusually
,.-ee bu, IL may also he said that they
80 been unusually well protected by
margins. -. 49,
cached well Informed circles late yes
,srday afternoon was to the effect that
y n Scales, who has been admittedly
an. hull leader this season, has again
t.len the bull side on cotton. MIR.
scales sold out his holdings some time
sso merely because hA thought the
sechnical position of the market needed
rsaafustment before successful opera
t,ons could be resumed on the long side.
Az no time did he relax his faith In
ultimately higher prices. The recent
decline, In Mr.. Scales's opinion. has put
1he market In a strong technical posi-
ton and he not only bought cotton
Yesterday but advised his friends to buy.
In view Of the act that the market now
contains a very big short interest with
long holdings reduced to q minimum. II
Is NOT at all unlikely that the market
will respond sharply to the news that
the veteran Texas leader Is again ag'
~sssslye on the bull side.
Southern spot markets have failed tc
show the weakness that WAS anticipated
And while spinners have not bought
freely on the break. II is believed thai
sbey vii he ready to enter the market
Is soon AS II shows signs Of steadiness
American cotton manufacturers are doing
very large business and practically al
Of them are operating on full time
Market closed easy.
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cIRARD TRUST COMPANY, Trustee
GEORGE II. STUART 3d, Treasurer
Phiadeiphia, Pc, September IS, 1913
Utah SECURITIES CORPORATIONS
Ten-Near Six Per Cent, Gold Notes.

PURSUANT to Article V. of the Trust
AsFeement dated ST september IL. 1919. made
oy Ctah Securities Corporation with III,
Hhuefsigned as Trustee. to secure the Ten
teAr Slx Fer Cent Gold Notes OF the said
Ian securities Corporation, Guaranty rrust
Company OF New York, as Trustee there
uhueI, invites proposals In writing for tho
saLe 10 IL or the said notes at not exceeding
toi ana accrued interest, FOR which purpose
SAID trustee has now on deposit Five hun
uftu thousand three hundred dollars and
t"enty-one cents $500, SOO..lD.
sealed proposals viii be- received Nv the
underslgned at It's office. IA. li0 Broadway.
New York City, until - O'Clock noon On
wednesday, November g. 1919.
Notice OF purphase of notes VIII be mailed
on November .. 1915, and IA, notes 50
purchased must he delivered 20 the under
signed before the close OF business Oh Mo-
venlber 10, 1919, on wAic! aale Interest
Will cease,
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
CHARLES H. sABIN, President
Dated october -, 1913.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.

The market for raw sugar as firm owiny
70 difficulties being encountered in making
oel.Hery ON account OF the dock strike and
liners were said 10 be behind the orders and
wiling 70 pay lis above present prices, bu,
In tne absence OF sales the market remained
len, 10 40 centrifugal 50 test. Refined sugar
vas 1rn and Unchanged on the basis OF 6.2l
for hne SIMULATED.
inactive, with operators disposed to await
deye.opments IN the spot position. The near
months were Arm In sympathy with the spot
osI- 70 reports of more liberal offerings
q rrv crop Final prices were 8 points
M.h'" iO I points net lower. Total sales
we're ~ tons
PTte- follow
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Copper ~COnsunDtion.

The copper shares were very strong
again yesterday. Anaconda making a
new high despite the weakness In GER
tain portions Of the Industrial section.
In regard to the current large demand
for copper metal. 1t Is worth while
pointing out that the stock Of the
American Brass Company. which six
weeks ago sold at 100, sold this week
as high As $40. The American Brass
Company is one Of the largest consumers
i'm the country. The stock has a narrow
market and Is traded In over the
counter.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS

Notice OF Special Meeting OF stockholders OF
THE A. L. PORTER COMPANY.
Notice Ia hereby given that q Special
Meeting of the stockholders OF The A, u,
Porter Company for the election Of di.
rectors and for the transaction OF such
other business as may be brough, before
the meeting. will be held III the otice of the
Company, No. so Irving Place, In the City
Of New York, on the nth day of No
vember. 1915, at 10 NJ.
c. W CORBETT. Secretary.
Dated. October 81, 1915,
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. bale margin. But n did and when
around 1890 for January sons heart
less margin clerk called Tor moro money
Bill became q nervous Individual and
finally coli our at IS q bale ioss His
entire capital had vanished. Bin vas
right OF the market and had no kept
his original 100 bales he would have
$1,000 or $500 profit and be in q po-
sition to buy another 100 bales now.
Moral: Bill overcropped himself"
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BuTTER-Msrket opened rather quiet
Yesterday and remained so all day. There
was no buying fer export. Receints con.
OF medium grades which affects the biener
grades. and causes the sluggish nari.t.
meet the demands, While the market is
weak and closed that way there was 10
change in quotations. Prices: Creamery.
ssta % soc. irsts, IS to 81 score. e7a u
s~slse.: state, dairy, tubs, finest. 2Ssc.;
90 g?5hS', renovated; extras 24H 6?5e.;
hrs.s,, 2sIS:i,SS'; ladies'. current make. arsts.
2, 2oe.; lower grades. lsQishe
CHEEsE-Trading was good yesterday
best grades. owners Of fancy stock con:
tinued to hold y hrm because II was not
IN excess of ordinary holdings wiscon-
advanced the day before, were up, an:
s stnsr NJ rris yss!'T sss,e. aS Whole mD miit. i ,Is.S.
/ il5sss;c.. State skins, hold specials. ists q
iiSaisc'; falr to good. 'S@ilc.; wiseon.
sin twins, lbh4lt%c.: double daisies.
i5T q Ice.
EGGs-There is an accumulation Of held
eggs, which shipper send In for fresh,
, These do not brins the prices expected and
!, Is difficult to move them. The demand
for high grade stock continued hrm yes,
usually scarce and readily brought SIC,
| the outside quotation, Jobbers were forced
! OF retailers at SOC, or better. making the
| retail price to consumers fully Zoe. Storage
! eggs are In "A little better demand, bul
No change In quotations.. Prices: Fresh
gathered, extras. fine, 37@3sc.: extras
f~rsts, $50 see: nrsts. 80 sac: seconds
%erator. special marks, fancy. :6c, refriy
orator hrsts, 2+la D25iac.; seconds, 23 q
2tc.; hennery. whites, tine to fancy, 80 n
BE-; brow ms. 400 42c,; mixed colors
800 3Sc.
| LIVE POuLTRY-Prices were settlet
: yesterday and trade was good, supple,
were so heavy that the market WaS low
vAnd best fowls sold at lNH 1lLO., = trim
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4 Curious Market.

All day long until the last few minutes
of trading there was no transaction In
Bethlehem Steel Then . string Of sales
totalling 1000 shares came out as fol-
lows: 525, $40, $40, Gas. 54S%, $40.
5isS. $50 and $50. Tho market on
Bethlehem was quoted at different times
all the way from 400 bid and 500 offered
up. A great deal was made Of this
fact by persons unfriendly to the mar
ket. Some of them made II a point 10
call up as many other persons AZ pos
sible and acquaint them Of its dire sig
nincance. When the rise did come It was
characterized by the anne men as strong
arm work.
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A small printed slip circulated in the
financial district bears this Inscription:
Tho same goods for less money
moro goods for the same money. Why
buy British bonds when you can get
Confederate bonds7 Much cheaper and
lust AZ good"
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The total receipts for duties at the
Custom House yesterday were $3S6,-
9lO.29. OF which s2ls,0s5.77 WAS for
merchandise withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and u s,S2t.b2 for recent
importations.
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To tho holders OF the first Nortgsge Serial
SO Gold Bonds OF the Indian Refining

Notice IL hereby given that the Bankers
trust COMPANY rs successor Trustee Of Q
mortgage daJei March -, 1871. made by
the indian Ronu!ng Company to The Mer-
camille Trust CuuAliuy, IS Trustee, will re-
celVe until twelve o clock noon Der
9Th, 1915, scaled proposals for the sale to
on November sth, 1915, OF bonds secured
by said mortgage, sufficient In amount 20
exhaust the sum of sis,19l60 in the sink
ing tund Account, at u price nos exceeding
ono hundred and two per Contdm ,lO2Ho )
OF the principal and accrued Interest OF
such bonds, as provided IN Article V OF
said mortgage.
Banners Trust COMPANY, Trustee
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Open. High-Low-

The local market for spot cotton was quiet,
n points decline: middlins. n.Cc Southern
90; markets as officially. reported Sere oulet.
i; 10 ~ points over. New Orleans. II 75c.:
Galveston. HE: Savannah. uAc-; McmphiA,
Use; Augusta, II. Sc. and Houston, u.syc. i.
New Orleans market opened steady: closed
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

l.. the uniersigut4. ANSOS \. NOOR-
HE'S, residing In the Town Of Montclair,
state Of Sew jersey, hereby certify that
CHARLES \. WILLIAMS has this day
Withdrawn from the copdrtnership nrm Of
J. L. WILLIAMS ~ co, doing business at
No. 3l3 Church street, In the Borough OF
Manhattan, Guy OF New YORK., hat here
after said rrln uIun of J T. WILLIAMS 4.
co VIII be Used aud ~ business continued
by me at the same address, said business,
has been In existence tor moro than three
years.
patcd the An day Of October. r9i,
ANSpN \. VOORHEES,.
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE ot 2s-Mount Vernon Cotton
MI vas the feature OF ,o.day's trading
s1ydl. tZ . points. ElkhOrn Fuel. Cosder
sa "aylnnd OIL were also active at un
changed prices, The
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C0TTONSEED OIL.

ne tam! was heaviest during the early
,tNu weakness IN cotton and political
.s. "''i't abroad brOu- II, about bear pres
W., ~ '.'i t'''r"d liquidation Offerings were
a.. 1'u At the moderate decline. parity
I' u' the rally IN lard and the
'' ~ '''.""-s Of gnue OIL at J0sGalisc.
Prev,
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THE AMERICAN GAS COMPANY.
West Washington Square,
PhilalelphIa- pu

Oct. 0, 1913.
A quarterly dividend OF 2e Cor 81 90 per
share) has been declared on the capital
stock OF this Company. payable Dec. lst,
1915. to the stockholders OF record at three
o'clock p. NJ. Nov. 18th. 1915 Checks viii
be mailed.
II TOWNSEND al Tr.n.nr..
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dollhouse lambs steady at $3.50 per car.
cass,
ell for slaughter. Feeling about steady.
Good medium weight hogs sold at IS per
100 lbs. Country dressed hogs steady, ex-
- l1c.
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MATURING NOVEMBER !, 1916
ustIss Of Certificates Drawn Tor Payment November Isl, 1915

4, Nou4 10 hereby sien that pursuant to the terms of the sre@nentd dated NoyemDt
Il ICL tive he pennsylvania Company. The ennsyNah RauroadC ompaannS ~
0hard. Trust ompany trustee one thousand hree hundred nd thirtyf ourc rlncaWS
vere Lhh day drawn for empto on November l. 1918 at par. In aUordante VIII"
.~L = he cerunestss draw numbsNd as below. should be presented Tor pa mn a. a. IN IN
"a or os.nnsr. Ncyemee / iHs with al pnnmAured coupons attached Interest ""
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Notice is hereby given that No hN,r th ,
day admitted Mr. William { bailey -
partnership In our New York nrlN
JOHN Swanson IS 80
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ITALIAN
So ONE YEAR Convertible GOLD BONDS
urmsr v~m Al ITALIAN rMn
1nar. payable April Is and October Is
Coupon notes (" denominations $1,000 $50" and $780," %"sA able I" " principal only
Principal and interest," payable II" ss:s i s:. Y%s : %s e s ""' L" "''"'" '"
CONVERTIBLE PRIVILEGES
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d%n.' %Oi owar 5Hs Gold Bonds Of said Government pr for par"
W. regard tn. credit of tn. Italian Government As excellent and these
notss A. unusually attractive. The total annual interest charges
two conversion privileges give important rights of which the p"-
chaser can avail himself later If he desire..
Italy a r% about sp So o% s.s 5 ss"' 3" 0' has to-day n"d0""' debt Oft about 49, s47''''''
The Government owns about 7%; Of the railroad adj mileage Of t The county, agyy::II It also Towns all; all
SseP t. Of 5. sSst 81 ;s St Sseon # dSt pSdSp 1s 81 sis sHs SsB5se st 81 BY p er's sss&s.
'"y tn sseq n st sss % n sopa irfsas Wealth ss ssnd sdu sa assss ssa 1assSs%s1 gain: i n sa s as%a s%d
$40 consoks sold as high as 49,, placing its credit among the highest Of European nations.
Savings deposits in Italian banks show constant gains:
Deposits December 3D. 1879 1879 i S3sSS &C. SS or or szss per capita
The 1oZs %S ~ v SGdS iii iT ss ~ %@a hs, the Sn V,oh as gsyl oss will be- M p% abb in dS% rs w %a
a sn: n:si:;s: of che S:: SG ss :* It. III :,e:" :s:s no" !" s: sa:. ;ns
Temporary negotiable receipts unb damrd pending preparation of The dMmns notes.
We shall be glad to receive application: for. these notes
through n bank or trust company in the United States
PRICE 100 AND Interest YIELDING &C.,
NATIONAL CITY BANK MECHANICS q METALS NATIONAL BANK
FARMERS LOAN q TRUST GO. POTTER. cHoATE 4 PRENTICE
kEAN, TAYLOR & co. j. & w. SELIGMAN & co.
klssEL, kINNIcUTT & co.
i" sss %f s%s % mot sss ssnn %s. as s%d'p ns government statistic" al" t" in'm@
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Inc u A. " DDS 10 Liverpool we're Janu'
~, Il &c March, IL &c May, 12.36c.: July,
Etc The market there is due to open to-
Gay w TO "a points lower.
Port receipts and stocks:
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Erie Up Again.

The real feature Of the stock market
was Erie common, which made an ex-
treme rise from the low Of the day of
~ points. That Ia something unusual
FOR Erie. considering the vast amount
OF stock outstanding. II comes on the
top Of a previous advance Of IL points
or 50 In tho last SIX weeks, which makes
II almost phenomenal. The manner Of
me advance has indicated q continuous
demand for the stock at advancing
prices. Obviously the stock has been
accumulated In large biocks and taken
out OF the Street until the floating sup
ply has become small. Tho trading yes
tcrdsy was heavy. with large blocks
changing hands. Some observers say
that the real rush to buy the stock dates
from last Monday and connect It with
reports OF a meeting last Sunday night
at the Biltmore, attended by high Of
icials OF the company. The market
since then. they say, has resembied the
scramble for Steel common, which
pushed the price up from 30 to 81 in
one day just previous to the news OF
the decision In the dissolution suit.
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q. 4. Supreme Cou Calendar.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.-Tho day call
Friday Is numbers 81. IS, 40, II Caud sat
and 2<2). az. a., ~. ~. u and as.
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ALBANY, Oct. 2s-IThe Court OF Ap-
peals calendar for tomorrow has but one
ca3e on It. No. US. Court will adjourn
Friday until November IL.
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Those who have been chemically bear
ish In the stock market from the re-
opening Of the exchange insist that the
rise In Erie has been the work Of a
strong pool which has lacked the price
up by main force to absurd heights. They
say Erie vas put up yesterday to divert
attention from the dangerous condition
In the Industrial list and keep the pot Of
speculation boiling, and that It IL ridicu-
lous to suppose that Erie should sell at
this level on present earnings OF pros
poets. In fact. all the old arguments
against Erie known to q past generation
wers brought out. Considering the
breadth and force VI tue public interest
In the market during the past few
months the basis for a big general spec
ulation in Erie u accounted for at once.
II Is certain that there are large specu-
lative holdings Of Erie of a concentrated
character. There are few stocks on the
list in which this 10 not the case. ana the
fact that Erie has always been a public
favorite and that the road Is now doing
the largest business in It's history made
II inevitable hat when speculative at.
tention turned to the roads Its stock
should become prominent. Tit advance
has been very rapid. It Is true. but the
feature Of the current market a been
the tremendous buying power that has
developed.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Banco Territorial y bgricoIa
de Puerto Rico

Coupon No. SO of tho 9th issue Mortgags
Bonds OF the above Bank. due Oct 3lst.
1915, Will he paid upon presentation al the
office of THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF NEW YORK. ?I+ BROADWAY.
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PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. 81.
A quarterly dividend of one and three
Quarters per cent, "a e. will be paid No
veinber Gath, 1918, to Preferred Stockhold-
ers OF record ut closing OF Transfer Books
Novem Der Ord. 1915. Preferred Transfer
Books VIII reopen November ?4th, 1915,
II. e. SMARTZ. Assistant Treasurer.