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Williams news., 1916-11-23
GRAND CANYON ITEMS

MT. and Mrs. George Colton of the Independent store wis tied friends and relatives in Prescott last week.
 MT. Earle Livingstone, cash fer at the Fl Tovar has gone to Los Angeles for medical treat ment. For some time he has been unable to take food with out acute pains.
 E. H. Cook of Miami, MT. and Mrs. H. Shumaker of Clark dale, Arizona, J. J. Hummel and E. Blackburn of Gallup, New Mexico, were among this weeks visitors.
 Miss lone bowman, teacher at the Grand Canyon school, attended the Phoenix Teach CTS Institute last week.
 Mrs. Wm. Lockridge and family have taken up residence at the Anita homestead where they will live thru the winter.
 MT. Burt Cameron and eld- est son have gone to Flagstaff where Harold will attend the Normal school. Mrs. Cameron and the two younger boys will spend the winter in Los Ange- les.
 Last week the temporary quarters of the Forestry ser vice caught on fire. MT. Wal ter Hubbel happened to be passing and with the use of a fire extinguisher he put out the flame. But little damage re- suited. It was started by a heavy fire beingmade inthe heating stove and the draft be- ing left on.
 On Tuesday night November 18th, "The Great Divide" a Lubin Drama, will be present. ed at the Kolb Picture Studio. It's setting is the Grand Can yon It was taken here two years ago.
 Thanksgiving night dance will be given at the Kolb stu dio . It promises to be the lar gest social gathering ever held here from the preparations be- ing made. A group of young men are giving the dance to their previous hosts and host esses and all Grand Canyon is invited.
Williams news., 1916-11-23
Strange to Hear.

Strange to Hear. "A retired pugilist and a veteran playgoer met the other day." "Wel?"
 Part of their conversation was most extraordinary"
 "Why sop
 "The retired pugilist acknowledged that there were one or two fighters of the present generation who are first said he thought the theater had i'm proved since the days of Edwin Booth"
Williams news., 1916-11-23
Force of Habit.

1.-The husband of a grand opera prima donna charges her with cruel and inhuman treatment"
 "Well! We'll! What excuse does she Offer?'
 "She says when she gets mad her artistic temperament causes her to imagine that her husband is her man. ager."
Williams news., 1916-11-23
IS THERE HOPE FOR MEX ICO?

political conditions in Mexico
 quite thoroly, has an article in
 Golfers of Nov. 18th under the caption of Making Friends
 With Mexico" which furnishes much food for thot.
 MT. Stefins has reached the conclusion that Mexico's mis- fortunes have come from
 Boss" rule-a rule not un- known to us, superior as we think ourselves in the matter of government. It is a constant struggle with us, as we all know, to maintain democrat ic form of government, so po- tent is the Boss in our political affairs. And, if it is difficult for us to keep free from boss ism, how much more difficult must it be for the Mexicans.
 Poririo Diaz may not have. originated the boss system of government in Mexico, but if he did not he certainly devel- oped it amazingly. Boss-like, he sold every conceivable con- cession to the exploiters of Mexican resources including labor.
 Every Boss Has His Day.
 Every boss has his diy and tho Diaz' day was a long one it came to an end and he went into exile with an abundance of the loot which it is the bus mess of the boss to accumulate. We too, have had exiled bosses who carried to foreign count ries large store of ill-gotten gains.
 Diaz' bossism reduced the of Mexican labor to sla- very. We not only have the word of Stefins for this but the fact was brought out by John Kenneth Turner who also studied social, economic and political conditions in Mexico at first hand. And it may be remarked in passing that the of Turner were a very important factor in de- posing Diaz from his bosship.
 People Finding Themselves
 The struggle going on in Mexico, as Steffins sees it, is to free the country from boss 1 rule. Boss Diaz was followed ; by boss Huerta. Huerta was { driven out and now the coun- try is in bloody turmoil, the for bosship contend ing with each other. Bloody as it is however, it is a period in which the people are finding themselves. The slavery nstit- uted by Diaz has disappeared. They who would have it res tored in the interest of exploit ation are watching from the outside and aiding as far as 1 they are able in the restoration of the country to the condit- E ion of Diaz' time when the gold of the concessionaries corrupt ed the government and enslav- ed the people. They it is who are urging intervention by us in the affairs of Mexico. Their motive contemplates the restor- ation to themselves vast of ill-gotten property and not at all the welfare of the millions in Mexico who labor.
 The Only Hope
 President Wilson compre- hends the Mexican situation as well as any of our public men and he is determined that the revolution against boss rule in Mexico shall have a chance to redeem the country. It is the only hope of a government
Williams news., 1916-11-23

Big Turkey Shoot-at Gun Club grounds, Sunday, Nov. 26, given by Chas. Sweetwood.
Williams news., 1916-11-23

If you wish to sell list your property with the Williams Realty Company.
Williams news., 1916-11-23

share in the bounties of Mex ico. Shall this hope be real ized?
The sun., 1916-12-29
GRAINS DRAGGED
DOWN BY STOCKS
Wheat Market Is Believed to
Be Feeling Effects Of
the short Crop.
CASH POSITION Is FIRM
Exporters Get Only 8OO,O 900
Bushels, but More Ocean
Tonnage Is Looked For.

The wheat market was fevsrlsh yes
terday. with frequent changes both ways,
but on the whole the undsrtone was
easier. and final quotations we're NC. to
?%c. net lower. The depression In Chi
cago was laid chiefly to the heaviness Of
New York stock quotations. Ths cash
position wac again strong and premiums
for some leading grades showed gains
OF about . cent . bushsi from those OF
Wednesday. Cash offers were extremely
light and shippers all over the country
were little disposed to make contracts.
Transportation facilities wers not no.
ticeably improved. and while II was
thought that the strength In the cash
markets was due largely to the inability
TO move wheat from the country, some
authorities believe that the market IL
beginning to feel the scarcity Of wheat
due to the small crop. Exporters were
again In the market for both Manitobas
and American hard wheat, but owing to
the small amount Of cash wheat avail
able sales were small. being estimated at
about $685. 0 bushels.
Exporters in close touch with the situ-
ss siS e in Tt TIE way .s" Of added tonnage il
the near future, and II was the consensus
that as soon as the congestion At the sea.
board 10 relieved conditions at large will
readily adjust themselves md railroad en-
bargoes will be raised. The political stu
alton continues to be n menace to the mar
ket In the way of checking business, and
while many take a buliish view Of the
supply and demand situation II 10 evident
that they are not disposed to buy heavily.
as II II feared that some sudden change In
the situation abroad might bring about
radical fluctuations
was nominal. No . hard winter, 3l.esA
No. ! northern Duluth. H.0lt No. l
northern Manitoba. s2.os. all & o b. New
York.
CORN-The market was only moderately
"s,'f iS.: s.a Of Pf,'s 70 S ss. H H.s..I, s' al n..% ~.is
points were larger. despite the shortage OF
cars. This. together with tho difficulty In
shipping corn to the East and for export.
caused more or lees pressure. The Liver
were said to be IN q more liberal scale. and
crop advices from Argentina were gen
orally satisfactory. In the local cash mar
c / New York
OATS-oniy a limited interest was
shown In the market and pric. changes
were within . narrow range. closing net
unchanged to sc. lower. The local cash
market was steady: standard quoted at
white. 50 s9iIc.; No. I white. nii o ssc. ::
fancy clipped white. 6sds5c.: ordinary
clipped white. Iassc.. ali elevator.
RYE-Market quiet. No. Western.
siN G. / g. New York.
BARLEY-Market quiet: feeding. U.os
{ o. b New York.
BCCkwnEAT-Market dull. good mill.
Ing. -.
~MAY-MArkei quiet; No. 1. uoio5: No
!: ssaSSe"; No. .. sb0Soc.' shipping. 70
The sun., 1916-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

BANKERS TRUST Cola. been N.
pointed r%sEi,,raE OF stock 81 1olioS,ns com;
have been PLACED with company for redemp,
ton Of io% Of outstanding second preferred
EXPORTS. AND IMPORTs-Exports 70.
ported At New York Custom House yestcr-
day amounted TO I'll ,2Ss: imports. se,sso ~.
For the week thus far exports amount TO
New York yesterday Included: Wheat. III.
ssl bu.; corn. TO bu oats: $500 bu.; peas.
g: bu; beans $50 blu -four ss. bhl.
$40 lbs; bran; lst,o lbs whiskey. ! $50
100, .a lbs; pork, y bbls beef IS bbls +;
beef, 20 ties bacons, 2,6i3. 2,9 lbs: hams,
n.iS lbs lard. IN. ISL. lbs. tAllew. $3.50
lbs butter. l65.lbo lbs cheese, 81 500 lbs I;
co,tonseed oil. @'Hl lbs; Undressing oil,
HoRNBLowER AND w~EEKs-Jsmes u,
Wainwright will retire from active business
on Dec, 81: His seat on the exchange has
been posted for transfer 10 Charles T Lover,
Ing. Jr.. one OF the Boston partners Herbert
c. sierck has been admitted. TO firm and
with Mr.. Lowering will he on board.
LOGAN 4 BRyAN-Announce that John
Joseph Barley. who has been on the Chicago
general partner on Dec. 81,
MAXWELL. MOTOR Co,-Annoupces that
Orlando =. Weber has resigned AZ vice presi
dent and assistant General manager.
NEW YORK DOCK C~O.-Announces that
d. l.. Tilly and Y, r.. Yerkes have been ap.
pointed treasurer and auditor respectively,
both appointments effective Jan. I,
sEABOARD NATIONAL B~ANK-Stuzrt q.
Nelson will retire ~ vice: president on Jan,
remain on directorate.
VIRGINIA. CAROLINA CHEMICAL-De.
clared dividend Of 10 cents a share on com &.
jan. iS. also regular quarterly dividend OF
IS on preferred, payable Jan. rs, to stock
Of record Dec. n.
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BANK CLEAKINGS.New IorK tncn.htes,
t5sT. 7sa. OPS: balance. t1.eSo, N6: Philadelphtn.
Bsltimore exchanges. $685. se: balances.
Ssos, $40: Chicago. exchanges, $50. 7es!oSs; bal.
nnces. St,lsi SIG; st. Louis, exchange. S2:.-
III. Esd: balances Ss,s39, 2s2; Boston, exchanges.
S36, s95. Git: balances. C.Tt3,sN.
SUB. TR EAsURY-The Sub-Treasury was
debtor to the Clearing House e9eo. <?,
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK-Credit bal.
ance TO the Clearing House III. s2s,eio.
BANKS-0ained from the Sub Treasury
yesterday. eii.5A 900: gained since last Fri
day. ga. 5<o.ooe
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Boston. par:
Chicago, loc, discount: 81. Louis, &c. dis.
count bid, par asked: San Francisco. l0c.
premium; Montreal i5N: Cincinnati, par,
hlCES.
The sun., 1916-12-29
RAILROAD NEWS.

BALTIMORE 4 OHIo-Reporta for six
months ended with Deccmht~ operating rev
;is,:os SO "a ;s''; a sl.' ia s..s 3, ''' S ;slc : n. ' sss.. ', s::
ss.sis.3ea. against Ss.:3s.s s:; net y. 7s'. $50,
against g.. 7ts, $50.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA Report. gross for
; ss,tso', .ra Sas'', U.s. $50 ssa'f F,y. n;aaaii "s' sro S..
against IL. rs. oss'
DETROIT 4 MACKINAC-Reports third
SsS. ts5. inc. Sss,oo1.
HUDSON 4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M,
operating revenues for November l2ss. ,s7 ~.
compared with $50. t3i 90 in November, 1916
net revenues for Ave months ended Novem.
Der - Sl.si2.s2s. compared with SL.2ss. Sas in
sane period Of 1915.
ILLINOIS CENrRAI-Rcports gross for Nov
ss sssiso: agslnst SS.ssi. $50: net ti.s7iits.
.a.in't 81 1906 net T.7oC. rs. against SEES.
NEW ORLEANS. TEXAS 4 MExICO-Re.
port gross for Notsmbcr te4i: is1. inc SisS. III
8. 81, Us. inc. 1i.iiO. sss; net u. t5i. s4s. inc.
PENNSYLVANIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
these promotions: A. J. Giilinsham Will be.
ham viii succeed Mr.. dillinshsm as auditor
Of passenger trsfic: ". r.. -Krai, will b..
come auditor Of ireish, traffic: Georre ,
~laneous accounts. and J. ,. Reynolds will
become auditor OF disbursements
PERE MARQUETTE 4 W. seliEman 4
Co, Robert winthrop q Co. and Eugene v
r.. Thayer. reorganization managers. an.
nounc~ that after to-day no further eNten.
son will be granted TO exercise rights Of
purchase as .e' forth in plan and asrccmen,
OF reorg anil ration.
WABASH ~PITTSBURG TERMINAL 3
WEST SIDE BELT-Reports gross for Nov.
SIT. l7s. dec. n.22s: net 81. 49,. dec. 50. 4ss.
Five months gross 'soi go Inc, 'iss,os: net
HSi ala. Inc. Ssl.e'3.
YAZ00 & MISSISSIPPI vALLEY-Repor,s
Nov. gross u .sss $40. against sL.A0,sss: not
SO. lee. against Ees,sS Five months rross
sass 10. against Gssa,sss; net s2,Ss.,sA
against 81, 75+,la2
The sun., 1916-12-29
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

KINas COUNTY ELECTRIC LIGHT Z
POwER-Wil issue remaining q. 10000 of
the 5000 900 6 per cent. convertible deben,ure
dated March 1. 1918, and will have Sept.
l. 1917. coupon and subsequent coupons
attached. Each share will give holder right
10 subscTibe y SIS Of bonds which will be
offered TO stockholders OF record Jan . Il
par.
MoNoNGAHELA VALLEY TRACTION CO,
Declared regular quarterly dividend Of is
on common. payable Jan. y: q So stock
. lk% dividend on preferred. payable Feb. !.
NORTHERN NEW YORK UTILITIES. INC.
Applied TO up state Utilities Commission
for authority TO exercise franchises recently
granted In Orleans. Alex andria and Alex
sndriA Bay.
NEW JERSEY ZINC Cola. declared
extra dividend of 10 per cent. payable on
Jan, 10 TO stock OF record on Dec. -: also
regular dividend OF I per cent. payable on
Feb. 10 10 stock Of record on Jan. 81.
PENN sEABoARD STEEL o.-Announces
that C.. u. Middleton has resigned ~ general
manager Of Carbon Steel Company. TO be-
como vice president OF formar company.
PACIFIC LIGHT . POWER COAReports
rose for Nov. 127<, ea2. inc. eA. 2ss: net ti7l,.
%3s. Inc. 81, 1875, Eleven months gross 81. 81. $50,
inc. t3Oe. s<s: n4 1i.e5s,lsS. inc. tlsl. 306.
STANDARD LIGHT. HEAT 4 POWER co.
Has applied to up StAte Public service
Commission for approval OF construction OF
transmission lines connecting various iso.
lated properties In Delaware and Otseyo
counties
The sun., 1916-12-29
NEARLY ALL CURB
ISSUES ARE LOWER
Trading Is Not Brisk. the
Losses Being Generally
From 3 to Z Points.
WRIGHT-MARTIN DOWN 7
Nidvalc Is Most Active Stock.
Closing Weak With the
Other Stccls.

Stocks in the outside market were
weak ard Irregular. with the volume Of
business small. Losses generally we're
from a point to . points, but Wright
Martin Aircraft preferred lost I points,
vim little trading reported.
Midvale steel. the most active stock,
showed a loss OF more than 3 points.
The other steel shares were also lower.
submarine boat lost ~ points. Sinclair
oil suffered most among the oils.
Copper stocks lost from I point to
points. Magma went to 3sis. and
Cerro de Pasco and United Verde En-
tension each fell about u point. Chemi.
cl stocks also displayed weakness,
Railroad and motor shares were dull,
and slightly lower.
: Industrial bonds were lower. For.
elgn Governments were dull, with
French municipsls advancing u. and
Russian Siss losing =. Sales and quo
tstlons
The sun., 1916-12-29
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market was more active yestrr.
day. with a sharp advance. May contrscts sr,l.
ing w 10 .S0c.. or about u points above wedncs'
days closing figures. Buying BY houses with
Wall street and cotton trade connAclons r..
restricted by reports that ocean frcights were
scsrc- and higher. First prices were un.
changed 10 ! point hisher. The close vas
mated at 100, 900 bags. Most OF the cost and
freight offers received here were said 10 b.
reported ii ioNc, London credits and there
were Offers OF Santos 10 snd - NJ 1880,
resular terms, Local spet marke, steady 81
9Ac. for Rio 10.
The sun., 1916-12-29
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
lrHASSIIfIC Gas AND ELECTRIC GO.

A meeting OF tho Board Of Directors has
bean called for : 40 o'clock p. NJ. December
~, 1915, for the, PURPOSE Of declaring q
tl,2s per share upon the Common Capital
stock of this Company. payable on January
10, 1917, to stockholders OF record at IL 90
o'clock noon December 30, 1915. Cheeks for
tho dividend VIII be mailed. The Transfer
Books will not close, and owners desiring
checks payable to themselves should have
stock certificates issued In their own names
on or before the last mentioned date.
u. II. FOOTE, Secretary Of tho
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY.
san Franoisco. California. Dec. 9. 1915.
The sun., 1916-12-29
BRITISH.
tPar N.sWs.,


Ables .......... S.s3t 6s3ts 1884 SO
RANGES OF DEMAND RATES.
The sun., 1916-12-29
OFFICE OF
Virginia Carolina Chemical Co.,

NTNHTHVTU' ~ DEVVIIIHtT y, WV.
DIVIDEND No. IS.
The BOARD OF Directors OF tho Virginia %
Carolina Chemical Company have this day
declared the 18th consecutive quarterly div
idcnd OF " per share I2cc) on the preferred
stock OF this company, payable Monday
January 10, 1917. to stockholders OF record
at the close OF business on saturday. De-
cemhcr 10. 1916.
Transfer books will not he closed.
= W, TRAVERS. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-12-29

ACCEPTANCES-sPOT DELIVERY.
20 Days. 90 Days. 20 Days.
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
Eligible member
banks ........ So ; ~ 20 ~ ~
member banks. 81 3s ~ ..
Ineligible bank
bill. ........,." ~ So ~ ~ * ~
The sun., 1916-12-29
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD

Interest Of Hve per centrum for fiscal year
ending December 3ist. 1916. will bo paid
upon the Income Bonds. dated December
18th. 1887. OF brunswick and Western Rail-
road Company. upon presentation OF SUCH
bonds at office NJ Safe Deposit ana Trust
Baltimore. Maryland. and upon proper ~.
ceipt therefor being endorsed upon eaeo
bond. II. L. BORDEN.
Secratapv
The sun., 1916-12-29

INDIANA PIPE LINE COMPANY.
2s Broadway, New York. December %. 1915.
A dividend OF Two Dollars per share, ana
an extra dividend OF one Dollar per share,
has been declared on the Capital stock OF
this Company. payable February IL, 1911
to stockholders of record at the close OF
business January 20. 1917.
All communications regarding payment
or change OF address should be sent 70
endsrsiGned not later than February 9. 1S1S.
GEORGE CHESEBRO', Secretary.
The sun., 1916-12-29

Rio 10 rcis lower for 10. a. $3.50; exchange
unchanged at 1?tc. receipts. 1000 bags
stock. I?i 400. Santos unbalanced for spots. .,
$500 for "a; futures. rs to 90 reis lower: re.
ports were 81. 1000. against 0.oo . year ago and
soon two years ago sao Psulo. "a. on. against
"a On aud 81, no: Jundiahv. 1900. against
day. the Highland Prince. with IS. go, and from
santos the Oscar Frsdrik, with $1,000. all for
New Orleans.
The sun., 1916-12-29
CITY OF ITHACA, N. Y.
Donds Called for RodomntloW

Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
mon Council Of the city Of Ithaca, n. Y.
notice IL hereby given to the holders OF
City of Ithaca %h% water bonds. Series
the same are called for payment and re-
demption on January LIST, 1917, In aecor-
dance with tho option provided and con-
tsined In said bonds. and that interest
thereon will cease and determine on and
after the date above specified.
Notice IL further given to present said
bonds, with interest coupons thereto at
tachsd. FOR payment at the office Of the
Union Trust. Conpany of New York, 80
proper assignment and authorization for
transfer and registration to the Sinking
Fund Commission. City OF ithaca.
w. o. KERR. City Clerk.
Dated, Ithaca. n. Y. November I. 1918.
The sun., 1916-12-29
THE BANK OF AMERICA

NeW NOrk, Dec. II, fyIG.
The Board Of Directors have to-day Dc.
clared a semi-annual dividend OF fourteen
90 per cent. free NJ tax. payabls January
I'd, 1911. to stockholders OF record Of this
date. The transfer books will remain closed
until January 80, 1917.
w. NJ. BENNETT. Cashier.
The sun., 1916-12-29
OFFICE OF
virginia -(urOljOn Chemical 70

hWon va, DeVomhUr n, lNIG.
Tn" Hoard ~ Directors uf tho virginia
Carolina chemical Company have this dav
declared n dividend Of seventy i've cents
Dor share ~ of 10 on tho common stock
Of this company. payable February ist, 1917,
to stockholders Of record at close OF bust
ncS on January Ii. 1917.
The transfer books Will not be closed.
:. w. TRAVFRS. Trossurer.
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n.,k Of 0evaa.y Statement.

BERLIN. via London, Dec, s~s-StSsment
December :s: Total cola snd bullion de.
crrased 1900 marks sold Inc sos oSs: Trsas.
Sdvsnc~s Dr.. i.ssl,ss invesanasnts inc, .l.1st..
cshss sfsartuse me $500 setse =
49, -
The sun., 1916-12-29
American TeIephone & TeIsfraoh c..

A dividend OF Two Dollars per snare
will be paid on Monday. January IL.
1917. to stockholders OF record at the
G. ID. MILNE, Treasurer
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO

T COMMON STOCk DIVIDEND
An Extra Dividend Of Two -Del1ass
$4,000 per share on the ComneA
ktOrk Of this company has this day been
declared. payable Mt the Treasurcrs office.
1s5 broadway. New York. N. Y, on Men.
record at . o'clock r. NJ. on "Wednesday.
January Q. 1917. The stock transfer books
Will not be closed for the payment OF this
dividend.
FREDERIC v. &. CROSBY. Treasurer.
New YORK;. y. Y, December 81. 1915.
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INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY.

-, INV N"Tk, U%eC"Inbor t1th, 19l6.
The Directors have this day declared n
dividend OF one and one-half per cent
ulsG) on the Preferred Capital stock OF
this company. payable January 18th. 1917,
business January 9Th, 1917.
OWEN SHEPHERD, Treasnrer
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CHEMICAL STOCKS.
Ussk Of Franco statsmeat.

PARIS. psc. g-wcekly stAssmsnt Of the
Bank Of Frans: Gold In hand dNcressed
7ii,eoo irsnos. .ilvsr In hand DC. t.iii.O 90.
S ~ q ga sH is.ss.ss inc; :,n,: 80 Ssp. rE:'' II.
The sun., 1916-12-29
SOUTHERN, BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY

Interest on Thirty Year First Mortgage
Sinking III Gold Bonds Of this COMPANY.
due 1914. win be paid on and after January
4. 1917. upon presentation of Coupon No. II
to the Bankers Trust Company. No. 10 wall
street. New York. ". y.
j. M. Il. HOXSEY. Trsasursr.
The sun., 1916-12-29

Average price Of silver in New York In De.
cember, 1918. was $3.50. IN ounoe: December.
1915. ~ ssc. December, 1919. o. 7sc.. Decem bsr.
1912, g.. sc. December. 1911. k.S0c.
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REPUBLIC IRON & STEEL COMPANY.
nlxidend M l.

Al a meeting of the FBoard OF DirsctoyV
Of the Republic Iron { Steel Company. hole
December 18th. 1916, a cash dividend OF
1isTo on the Common stock was declared.
payable February LIST. 1871, to stockholders
OF record January 18th. 1917. Books re-
main open.
r. JONES. Jr. Secretary.
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
Of the City Of New York.

Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF the shareholder OF this Bank
for the election Of Directors to serve during
the coming year and for the transaction OF
such other business - may come before the
Meeting. will be held at the bankInG-house.
Nassau ana Pine streets. Tuesday, January
9Th, 1917, between the hours of ~ o'clock
81. and ] o'clock =, ".
ELMER 4. WHITAKER. Cashier.
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The annual meeting of John A. Roebling's
Sons Company OF New York Will be held
Mt the Company's orioe. No. III Liberty
street. New York City, January 10, 1917,
at eleven o'clock A. N for the transaction
Of such business as may come before the
meeting.
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COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.

New York, December 2lst. 1913.
The Board of Directors have this day
declared a Quarterly Dividend Of Three
and One-half per Cent. on the Capital etoch
OF this Company, payable January s, 1917,
to Stockholders Of record at the close OF
business December 80. 1915.
The Transfer Books will not clese.
L. W. WIGGIN. Secretary.
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Sales. NET r.- 80. va
10 v,rs Lad Lad 4 p. 81 50 81 =.
lOn White Cap Mining Is IS 4, -,
,,ouo White Cross Cop.t v u -.
100 white Oaks Mini g az lM i Il
llol white Pine II Mi 81 81 81 "
~ IcrinRton NJ CT n n "a
10 fuscaran Cons, "a
BONDS.
Ssoo0o0 Am r 4 r NV Sat seL - e,L u
sVo Cosdcn a. 1919. .fi0Sis lolL ,oiis 4.
300 French Munic o., S7n S1ts s7i. -
1000 Midvsle ~ SD 81 az" -
1000 Russian Govt sissf sSx MM sss
10000 Sinclair III g.. me iis" ,is =
1000 Victoria on g.. 'i0s io7 i6s
.tuniisted. -tscil cent. nor share. .cros:.,
,. lot nEn-div. axHi riehts. axxEs dlvi.
IN making net changes sales Of less than 100
snsrcs are disreGsrded. exc~pt standard OIL
'SA"es' where . ten sharc limit 10 used.