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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15
THE GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Wcak-M"rket overbough'
Other Cereals Irregular,

' The action of the wheat list yestef-
day has served to greatly confuse the
trade. Some prominent Wall Street OPP
ertors say they are bulllsh and long be-
cause Of the premium Of ~ cents a
bushel for cash wheat at Chicago.
There. was a very sharp rally TO new
highs In the market, partly due to the
speculative demand, but II wa followed
by a bad break.
The weakness came just before h
close OF the session. Several OF h
largo commission houses were reported
uq~uidating the wheat they had recently
bought and the market was a~djudged
technically weak. Doubtless there was
considerable miscellaneous buying dur
ing the day, as word was passed that
very builIsh news was pending. 4 false
report circulated that England had prac-
tically arranged for another loan OF
$500, 600, 900 10 facilitate grain buying.
What the prospective bull news dealt
with seemed q matter Of conjecture. In
some quarters the impression was that
there might he an enormous export bust
ness in wheat within the next few days
Apparently Impressions of this sort were
founded on the assertion that the Greek
Government was prepared to buy about
$500, 900 bushels of wheat at prices
moderately under those prevailing.
Large exporters were of the opinion
that Greece would take considerable
wheat. but 1t was not expected that the
purchases would be made on any SIN
gle day. as no other foreign government
selects a day ON which to take vas.
amounts of grain. The export business
yesterday was estimated at about 1900
600 bushels, the proportion Of American
wheat continuing small. Some interest
was manifest in the cabled reports indi-
eating that Russia managed to ship an
other million bushels of wheat this week
10 France.
The early aud closing weak spells OF
The weakness at the Northwest. Spring
wheat markets Jagged perceptibly all the
OF dlsa ppo!nting volume. there was a
,args moyemsnt forcshadowed by thu
nnrdge selling In the course OF the session
The, better. progress made by farmers IN
sowing their next winter wheat crop, III.
~ cent advance In the market and the
a onESrao.e Seather conditions should con
Rome estimates the wheat crop of the
northern hemisphere a. 5?.ooo.Ooo busheis
While the figures presented nothing .neN,
Ne trade was evidently reminded OF tho
! ,h' buying in his market was Inspired
tsEy NE sarly s,rens'h of wheat. Late n
weathtr was fairly. good. Farmers sol |
eld corn rather sparingly but. on the other
Was tax OF congestion In the December
. nvcty 1T Chicago, due 10 recent frost
- believed that nothing definite can he
sa,l or ~" December position at ms
t..rn.. ne 'en,igcn' in speculative quar-
Dat Tho market shared the strength
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE,

/, the undersigned, ANSON A. vOOR.
HE'S. residing In tho Town OF Montclal-.
state Of Sew Jersey, hereby certify a.
CHARLES A. WILLIAMS has this day
Withdrawn from the copartnership nrfn y
J r. WILLIAMS a. co, doing business az
No. 3l3 church Street. In the Borough 9S
Manhattan, CITY Of New York, That here.
after said arr, name OF J. Z. WILLIAMS -
60. will be used and It's business CONTINUED
by me az the same address. said business
has been IN existence for more than three
years.
Dated the tth day ~ October. 1915,
ANSOS 4. VOORHEES,. 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.

1915. Changes.
First week Oct. :. is2,s7s Inc, HiiS
From July ! .... l.e5g,%05 Dec. t,lj1
AMERICAN RAILWAYS.
Month Of Sept. E. S61,6sl Dec. ss5s
From Jan. l..... zoos. 5lI Dec. l7i,ls6
CINCINNATI, NEW ORLEANS AND
TENAS PACIFIC.
First week Oct :. tlS7,7t3 Inc. l0,S0t
From July L.. e,b3s,SsS Dec, t2ss
COLORADO AND SOUTHERN,
First week Oct. aess.NS Inc, 1856
From July l -. 3.9li.57t Inc. s2,3.3
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
FIRST " saA Dot. =. 3l.07;,TS5 Inc. t.6.sl5
From July l 80, l<.SS2. 500 Dec. lSe,.ls
MOBILE AND OHIO.
Fourth week Sept. S29o. 9l5 Inc, 1l5.oS5
Month ......,, 9s9,9 &5 ln0. sen
Frsm July ! ...s 2,7s3,37s Dec. 3sS,57<
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That Note of England,

The professional Spectator appears
TO be rather generally bearish. When
he couldn't fnd any other reason for be-
ing so it was always possible 10 refer
to that note to England. which could
confidently be expected to create all
kinds Of disturbances. One broker who
was inclined to agree with the pessi-
mistic ut,erances of his fellows had the
experience OF being drawn aside half "A
dozen times during the day and told In
the s;rictest confidence that a note would
be sent TO England within a day or so
that was absolutely the %stiffest thing of
its Kind Imaginable.
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for October 10 shows:
GENERAL FUND.
Consolidated Excha age

Among the stocks that stood out against
the declining tendency on the Consolidated
stock Exchine yesterday were Third Ave
nue., Consolidated Gas, American Smclt-
ing, Tennessee Copper and American can.
10th Gan and Tennessee Copper moved
upward upon renewed ak of very profit
able war contracts.
The STANDARD stocks generally sought
lower levels. United states Steel common
Was closely watched by the room traders
as likely to give the most defnite cue
regarding the Immediate trend Of the mar
ket IA a whole. Steel opened at ~, a
gain of Z OF "a point from Wednesdays
closing price, but mat proved is highest,
and It touched a low OF Sc Is. closing at s.
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The Western Maryland Railway Co.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILWAY
COMPANY:
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stock OF The West
ern Maryland Railway Company Will be
held on Wednesday. october 90. 1918, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. at the ofiGe OF tho Com
pany In the Continental Building. Bald
more. Maryland. for the purpose of elect
ance with the bylaws, and the transaction
OF any other business which may lawfully
come before the meeting.
The Books for the transfer OF stock. both
oommon and preferred. OF the Company
Will be closed for the purposes OF the meet
Ing at 5 o'clock y. NJ, on October s., 1913.
and will be reopened At 10 o'clock A.. NJ
on October 81, 1915.
BY order OF tho Board OF Directors,
l.. + TIMMERMAN, Secretary.
Dated. October !. 1913.
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Failures Unchanged 10 3 Points
Highe-sales, 10000 Bags.

Ths coffee futures market WAS quiet and
UNCHANGED to . points higher on transac-
tions Of 2o.0O bags. There was some Wall
Street buying and = moderate demand from
trade interests. The cost and freight mar.
ket Il Brazil was steady. with prices slightly
higher. Quotations in the local spot market
were unch AnSed
day. Rio Is advanced - refs, to $500. San.
tos - were unchanged At 9N0 RIO and
Santos receipts totallcd 5000 bags. tor two
days. Sac Paul had $500 and Jurdi ahy,
47.Os. The rate OF Rio exchange on Lon.
don was lowered to l. sled.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Reaners Buy 10000 BaGs Of Raw
Cubns at A.OI Cents.

Various local renners bought a total OF
about eO. 100 bags of raw Cubas NJ <M Ssnts.
duty paid, yesterday, est ablishinE tho spot
price Vt that level. The last previous sale
Of Cubss reported was at t.lt cents. Porto
Ricos were unchanged al. +ol cents.
tn. refined SUGAR market was quiet and
steady. Prices were unchanged. with the
Federal Sugar Refining Company quoting .
cents and all others 80 cents.
The sugar futures market at the Cohee Ex'
change was fairly active, with prices irregu'
lar, Total sales we're $50 tons. Prices were:
High. Low. Clos- Prev.
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EXCHANGE ADMITS HOBART.
son Of Former vice-PPesident Be-
comes Broker.

President Of the United states during the
first Mckinley Administration, has been
elected a member Of the Stock Exchange.
The announcement was made late yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. Hobart purchased
the seat of John I. Wilson. deceased.
Mr.. Hobart's sponsors were Bernard NJ.
Baruch and Marcus Goodbody.
Other transfers of membership were
recorded as follows: William J. Butt
field, to Joseph II. Holmes; Henry IT.
win, to L. w. Wagner: Charles Greg
Dry. deceased, to Eugene Ballard Ernst
Thalmann, deceased, to Irving q. Knox,
and Edward Pepper, to Albert Il. Brand.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Os. 1.-THE price mcnts
were more irregular. with S'ewa art Warner
and Chicago Pneumatic Tool showing. pres
wealth Ed sou and Public Service Common
were frnier. Other issues showed no special
changes Bonds duh, with prices u little
better, TIT summary:
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THE INTEROCEAN OIL COMPANY.
"A West Rtreet. New York.

The Board OF Directors has this day de-
clared a six months dtvAdend of three and
one-hAif per cent. tSho6l on tho First Pre-
ferred stock, payable November LIST, 1915,
TO stockholders OF record october goth. 1915.
g.. W, y, WHITNEY. secretary.
New York. October +th, 1918.
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NJ. RUMELY COMPANY
(Rumely Products Company

To Holders of Certificates of Deposit issued by United States Morteage &
Trust Company. representing Two Year Six Per Cent. Convertible
Gold Notes and Six Per Cent. Commission Notes of the M. Rumely
Company, and
To Holders of Certificates of Deposit issued by The New York Trust Co. rep
resenting Preferred and Common Stock Of the M. Rumey Company,
and
To Holders of Certificates of Deposit, issued by United States Mortgage &
Trust Co. representing claims against the above Companies, and
To Holder, Of such Notes, Stock and General Claims;
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the arm movement In the near future
will sahibt a further broadening.
Provisions-The offerings from pack
ers checked tho advance Hog prices
were higher and there was a fair spec
ulative demand for provisions for a time.
Rumors Of liberal export sales are fire.
Quent.
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ORDNANCE STOCKS.
Bliss shares Are Feature Of Trad
ing-At New High Point.

T. W. Bliss was the feature OF the ord
nance Market, scoring a substantial adj
vanc. tn a new high point. Hercules
power cascd off slightly, while Aetna Ex-
plosives improved moderately. other
Shares were featureless and held steady.
Bid and asked prices follow:
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Oct. 1.-THE market for copper.
was less active and prices a. . rule showed
moderate rccessions. Trinity lost 3 points.
Copper Range IN, North Butte 4 while other
declines averaged q half point. United Fruit
WAS n pOiut higher. Thu
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

In the stock market mere. A sreater number
OF shares were dealt n than for q long while.
Houston OIL. Cosder, Sapulna OIL, Pennsyl-
yania Water powc- and United Railways
we're anon. the mcre active shares. Bonds
we're firm. The summary:
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Gross earnings OF the Utah Securities
Corporation for september were 3+le, i36,
an Increase Of s3l,5iO, or \ per cent, over
September, lall, Net earnings for the
month were S.2l,0l2, an increase of ia
$40, or % per cent, For the twelve months
ended September 30. gross earnings ag
gregated $3.50. 2Sj. an Improvement Of
s63,iP. or ! per cent, over the preceding
twelve months Net earnings for the year
we're s2,3si,ly,, compared with net Of
S.,3Ot,49S In the preceding interval, an
increase OF $40, $50, or . per cent.
The ohio Public Utilities Commission
has authorized the Chesapeake and Onto
Northern Halfway Company - issue
$3.50 900 stock st par and 81, 900, 900
bonds at aiia to be used In paying for
the erection Of Its proposed line between
Portsmouth and Columbus,
All Byllesby electric properties report
lug for the week ended september -
showed net connected load gains OF sSt
customers. with 500 kilowatts lighting load
and $40 horse power in motors New
business contracted for included $50 Gus
TONERS, with 7l6 kilowatts lighting load
and $40 horse power in motors, Output
Of the prop critics Tor tho week was s,6"I,-
?tt kilowat hours. AN Increase OF lat per
cent, over corresponding week OF AVA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15
COTTONSEED OIL.

There was considerable buying early
credited to reiners. i was said that crude
OF! remained frm a. SOC. Later In the
day freer and cheapt- crude offerings were
r.norted. There wac scattered liquidation
based on the irregulr cotton ana lard lists
ara on the Weekend technical position in
the local oil market. frev.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15
THE PITTSBURG MARKET

PITTSBURG, Oct. H.-union Switch and
Signal adv anccd a.. points. with sales OF 2,SS2
shares. Pittsburg Coal and Pure or were
other active specialtles, the former seillng up
10 42io, a new high on this movement. There
we're fractional declines in the general hst
The mma
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THE AMERICAN GAS COMPANY,
West Washington Squars.

Philadelphia. Pa,
oct, .. 1918.
A quarterly dividend Of Sc cor s? 90 per
share) has been declared on tho capita
stock OF this Company, payable Dec. let.
1915. to the stockholders of record at three
o'clock p. NJ. Nov. 18th. 1915. Checks will
] II. TOWNSEND. Sd. Treasurer.
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BROADWAY TRUST COMPANY.

New York. October lNh. 1913,
The board of directors OF this company
has this day declared u quarterly Dividend
of one and one half per cent, payable No
vember LIST. 1915. to stockholders of record
at the close OF business October 2ist. 1913,
Transfer books viii close at 3 o'clock
p. NJ, October 2ist, 1919. and reopen at
10 o'clock A. 81. November LIST. 1915,
JOHN W. II. BERGEN, Secretary,
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Over uirety.G\ ser cent. of said Notes. and a substantial majority Of both
said Preferred and Common Stock, as We. Is substantial amount of general
CLAIMS, having assented to the Plan and Agreement OF Reorganization OF the
NJ. Rurey Company and RumeIy rr1lutts C9rpaIHi GATED August 2eh;
Stockholders Committee. the JOINT Reorganization Committee. acting under
the Plan and Agreement Of Reorganization, hereby gives notice pursuant to said
Pi3n and ApreeTnen that it has this eleventh day of October, 1915. declared
sad plan and Agreement OF Reorganization operative and effective. and will
proceed to at under, and in accordance Herewith, for the purpose ot carrying
the same into elect.
The Committee has extended the time within which deposits of Notes Stocks
or Claims may be made with the Dpostares above named until the close of
cept further deposits OF stock and other deposits Will be accepted after such date
only in the entire discretion OF the Committee and under such conditions "a the
COMMITTEE may SCI ut TO impose.
Dprostnp Stockholders are hereby notified, pursuant 10 the Plan and Agree
ment. that PAYMENTS due from them hereunder, namely SIT per share of Pre-
TERED Stock. and 80 per share Of Common stock, must be made IN New YORK
funds not later than November 10, 1915, at the Office OF The New York Trust
company, New York City.
Holders of Certificates Of Deposit issued by The New York Trust Com
panv under the Stockholders Deposit Agreement OF February list. 1915, are
reminded tina. IN order to participate in the Plan OF Reorganization. such Ger
tt.ateo of Deposit assigned in blank and accompanied by proper proxy, must be
surrendered by November 10th, 1915. to The New York Trust Company in eX-
change for new Certificates Of Deposit issued under the Plan.
Certificates of Deposit of The New York Trust Company. Depository for
both Preferred and Common Stock, have been listed IN the New York Stock
Exchange.
October II, 1915. JOINT Reorganization COMMITTEE.
CHAuNcEy !, MuRpUEy Secretary. By JOHN W. PLATTEN,
wu,rE' s%M suG anr sci" lori MY Chairman.
DEPOSITARIES AND THEIR AGENTS;
uSITH1 sTATEs MoEa%AdE 4 TRUST
r~ rssi,Ss:. sssaa re- notes., sent SIX Ger i coNTiSSEESSfffM s&T %aN NMT nff%ffA IhFRusr
Cent. !, %%,''M !, Col oS NSm. olyNts AS ii IHtA RRiE Ass% 5 ch hsss1.
ton N Claims. AponIrlfG T n%fss fsGSfS l%t t%, E Hssne
Amsterdam Holland
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY. De-
Preferred al" common" '"' 80 broad Street. New York City.
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. n-Prices on the
stock exchange we're generally unchanged to
slightly lower. Cambria Steel was of Ia
to 6S. Philadelphia Electric was firm. clos
ing a up for the day. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
American IsIephone telegram Co

A dividend OF Two Dollars per share Nil
be paid on Friday. October rs. 1918. 10
nsn on Thursday. September 30. 1915,
a. n. MILNE. Treasurer.
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THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF IN. stsrl

THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF me Otork-
holders OF MAXWELL MOTOR COMPANY.
INC. Will be held on the 18Th day of De-
once OF the corporation, Dupont Building,
Wilmington, Delaware, for the purpose OF
~electing a Board of Directors and for the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before tho meeting
In accordance with the laws of tho state
Of Delaware, no stock can be voted on
which has been transferred on the books
Of the corporation within twenty days next
preceding this election,
Dated, New York, september -, 1915.
l. ". LINAWEANER, Secretary.
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To tho Holders Of the Frt Mortgage Serial
SO Gold Bonds Of the Indian Refining
Company:
Notice is hereby given that the Bankers
Trust Company, rs Successor Trustee Of a
mortgage dated March -, 1914. made by
the Indian Refining Company to The Msr-
camille Trust Company. as Trustee, Will re-
celNe until twelve o'clock noon November
en-, 1915. sealed proposals for tho sale 10
u on November eth, 1915. of bonds secured
By. said mortgage, sufficient In amount TO
ing Fund Account. at a pric not exceeding
one hundrsd and two per centum rOe&l
of the principal and accrued interest Of
such bonds. as provided In Article v Of
said mortgage.
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
Dated New York. October Z, 1918.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
WAY co.
OF ANNUAL

MEETING.
New York. August -, 1914
Notice Ia hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF Tho Chsoa-
pesks and OHIO Hallway Company Will be
held at the general office OF tho Company
In the City of Richmond. Virginia on
Tuesday, october 10, 1919, at eleven o'clock
A. NJ. tab for the election of Direotors, (bb
for the transaction OF such other busin ess
as may fully come before the meeting,
including the authorization OF the ac-
by said Railway Company of sl
the properties, rights and franchises of
Logan ana southern Railway Company.
AMI tc) for the purpose OF considering all
action heretofore taken or authorized by
he BOARD OF Directors Or by tn. executive
Committee OF tho Company. which may be
submitted 10 the meeting, whether In con-
nectlon with any Of the matters Aforesaid
OF otherwise.
The stock transfer books Will be olosed
at the office OF the Company, Ne IL
Broadway, New York city. on Friday Sep
TENDER ~, 1915, at three O'Clock p. NJ
ana WI! be reopened on "Wednesday. Oc-
toher 20, 1915, at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
BY order OF tho Board Of DirectorA
CARL REMINGTON, Secretary,
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Tho local market for spot cotton was quiet.
10 points decline: middling. l.. +c. southern
spot markets as officially reported were
quiet. 10 to IS points lower. New Orleans.
ice Galye ston. Else: Savannah. l. soc;
Memphis, 12c5c.: Augusta, la.ctc,; Houston
u 0a,
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$5OO,O0O,O00
Anglo-French Five Year so External Loan
THE JOINT AND SEVERAL OBLIGATION
OF THE GOVERNMENTS OF
THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
ND
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC
DMD0N INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL IS AND OCTOBER IS
Both ; *%S,s; s %ss ss 4: : ny S:m en- e. , x% c % H. V % s. sss; 1 ss' ''
Coupon h ss i H%% Mn %"%: :s : sss e. 49, az $780, S$s &c., :: E .%%% s$ "@'A
Convertible man option deh HOLDER many date not later than April H 1920 or provided that notice Gvm naMu
than April 49, 1920 at maturity par for par into 1915 Yea" Joint and Several ~ per cent Bonds the CO~mm~sd
r5urrt in United Stat. gold on Ne York CITY hehm ddwmnk for p ra uhhr Bmmhu French taxes
xmmMeoe Ie 49, 1910 h@w WILDE rd.mka rand accrued ahw %e~ in ptm any interest date NO. earlier
than October 5 $780, upon three months notice
large amount Of hee bonds having already benw Withdrawn for investment we,w whose
name appear below, o6r on behalf of countrywide group Of institutions
and bankers the unMNdb balance subject to prior sea and change In price
PRICE 90 AND INTEREST, YIELDING NEARLY 81 PER CENT.
R""a"" may ""H e~ o% 9th %%%axs%& @:% %hs% S%e '""""' ," """"
ApGMa~m hmAwM AMkA on %N~ M s4 EAu~
Temporary bonds nhM dhym0 @O October EM nhmhhM the dMe bonds hen prepared
IHMumAo
a ;::$ e. F." $$ $ AZ ;; $$ National. Bar. $=: III II II;
ss$%: e $ s$ s$$s g.! *$S$$.~ $ S%s= 81: $$$ Company. : :y" Company"
: ::: ;::: :::: Is: C. Inc. : II: $;:;:::::: ~: :::: i; e ::::$ :::%f'$s
81; E$ s.: s. g. " $$ $ "a; 49,; e.: . 8. i: EIDE: T.:
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DEPOSITARIES AND THEIR AGENTS:

UNITED STATES MORTGAGE 4 TRUST
COMPANY, Depository,
81 Cedar Street. New York City
CONTINENTAL COMMERCIAL TRUST
a SAVINGS HANK. Agent, Chicago.
GLlN, MILLS, CURiIE < co, Agent,
~ Lombard Street, London. England.
ADOLPH BOISSENAIN & o Agent.
Amsterdam, Holland,
II NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY. De-
positary,
20 Broad Street, New York city.
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The u \. " bids TO liverpool we're: Jan
uary. ls5lc.: March. L. 3c,: May. l30ec. ;
July. l3llc. The market there is due TO
Omen to-day u TO "a points lower
Interior receipts and stocks:


Exports yesterday were l7.20 bales. Tota
thus far this season. 9i3,2l2 bales. Tots
INST season, Isl 300.
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New orlean. market opened steady; closed

The Liverpool market opened quiet. There
was a good business in spot cotton, with
m,ddling 6 points decline. at 7sid. Sales.
ieso bales: receipts, al!"o. of which 1900
we're American. Closed barely steady.
Oman. High Law ClOA- Prev.
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American Exchange National Bank
Bank Of America
Bank Of New York
Chemical National Bank
Chase National Bank
First National Bank
Bankers Trust Company
Central Trust Company
Columbia Trust Company
Equitable Trust Company
August Belmont & Co.
Chas. d. Barney 4 Co.
Blair & Co.
william p. Bonbrisht & Co., Inc.
Brown Brothers & Co.
Clark, Dodge & Co.
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Heidelbach, IckelheimeT & Co.
Hallgarten & Co..
N. W. Halsey 4 Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15

New York wheat prices were:
Open. High Low Clei
ing. est. est. ing
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Two.year Siy Per Cent. Com
yertible Gold Notes, Six Per
Cent, Commission Gold Notes
and All other Debts, Obliga-
tons and Claims.
Preferred and Common stock.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-THE statement OF
the receipts and disbursements of the Treas
ury shows. u,