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The sun., 1916-09-30
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

ASSOCIATED DRY GOODS CORR Reor.
sanization of Assoc ated Merchants Co. and
rhsr,crcd IN vir-1nia, declared effective, osfl
Of MI classes of -'oCk having been deposited
under tho plan Officers Of new company
are are rm,n w, fIaoSan,ar" prss u, L9"'J s'r"'
stauller v-n.s, and T. $, Atwa,rr; see AMI
ircas. Directors include the foregoing ani
Cochran. " NJ barrett, J. \. Stew ART. u. +.
Crane ana II. DAVE,
BIODGET x co Geo. e, Jennings, for.
merry with Harms, Forbes Il Co. will I've as
scented with the iirm, IN sales dept.
CANADt\N TRADE Dc.ps'ches from,
hran"ii Offices Of X, Il. Dun K Co. In lcad,r-
cities OF Canada continue to reflect hishly
favorable conditions at almost every centre,
mnni for seq sonablc commoditie,. while
Wholesale distribution u, eaual to or larger
than ever before at Tins period.
CoMPANIA COMMERCIAL L CoSsTRUC
TORA-ChaItcrcd IN .lrWFr" 10 40 "A general
commercial ava financial business. Capital
stock. slu'loVo. lncornora,ors: II. 4. Latter,
y T Coffin G NJ Esner
COTTON sTArl>ricS-iAvcrpool weekly
report says En@lIsh spnnH RS fukiugs g.
40 bales, total export. 1900; quantity afoa,.
all kinds, %'ioco; quantity nio,t, American,
sales TO exporters. l,M.
ENTRIES Il wlTnDRAwALs-Merchan
do "H'"r"d for warchonse ni \. Y wrrl,
ended sept. g amounted 10 ST.. g.i7l: with.
dra~ll- IN same period, s. .iJIjli
EXPORTS 4 IMPORTS Export. Of mcr
ohaudise reported by y, y. Cus,om IIou.c
yesterday were valued Al se.:3.. e3f. maxim ~
co" go s.? So far thi. weck lmpor,. were
this wcck Reccipt-, for duties yesterday
were s2is, "a ~, of which. sits.i 20? ~ was ior
merchandise withdrawn frnm bonded ware,
houses aud SO, 30l =. for recent iniportatiors
Esroris from New York Yesterday ~incluird,
Wheat. S'3;iis bn barley, sl,?es bu pen.
~, bu flour, o. ~, sachs; oatmeal. l.ie,
tlspg . u1anllnl If IA IhlS . nil 1uE. ~ "a.
The sun., 1916-09-30

mate, Is wabash preferred \ stock likely
20 receive dividends?
From the showing Of Wabash IN the
hrSt eight months Of the calendar year.
indicating "A surplus over charges and
sinking fund requirements Of some s.
$4,000. compared with u deficit Of over
N.>y0.oVv in tn" same period in 1915,
ana assuming that present rate Of earn
inrs VIII continue, 1t appears that hold.
crs OF the preferred - stock may not
have to wait a long while for dividends.
Thos who have made a study Of the
property and are familiar with its earn
Ing capacity say they you'd not be sur
rrls"d II action on dividends would tc
taken inside "f SIX months. In some
quarters dls1 ppointmcnt WAS expressed
when II became known that directors at
Their recent meeting did not take any
action on dividends. but the fact that
they did not must he laid TO d Coilserva-
'IV" attitude ON thc part Of the man
ag,ncht o' the property and "a dlsposi-
ton 20 continue making such improve
'nou;s and bcttcrinents Of property as
will insure maintenance OF high opera;-
.nH efficiency.
The sun., 1916-09-30
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

ANCoNA MILLS co --I'-ciarrd extra divi.
d-ud Of ii.e, 90 make up for one passed. aud
quarterly ~ iisT. both payable Oct. :.
AMERICAN \ Gu Reported 10 have nd
vsncrVi prices ahout i,'t. fourth raise this
year,
AMERICAN PILE 7 co II 4. Stun
n"r. u. q. Powers. L. J, Luth. y. ". food
man and Ray Maudcr will form rennsyivanis
c"rinration TO Manufacture siik, cotton aud
wo"llcn textiles.
ATLANTIC STEEL co ". V. Curb market
has listed $50 preferred shares. par slG.
.AHt1T CROMWELL ENGINEERING. 70.
Sad to have ob' llns'! option on .. ares on
ioraiu iivot. "a IorHtu. ohio. NJ steel mill
st,e Reported that plans under consideration
"Hll for four open hearth furnaces aud mil,
for working steel and Its p%ruiucts.
ONO CITIES As Co.-weli W. - feport,t
4" have been drilled Ia, with estimated output
Of Ia bhls, daily.
RED WHEEL. CO.-Chsrterrd In Washington
Capital stock, S3,sS.OO incorporators -. l.
Bohannon. \. T. Washhuru. \. NJ inns.
STARRE1T 60 q. SD-nrrlarrd extra divi
iend Of 81 n shar" IN COMMON stock, payabl,
Oct. : to stock uf record sept. -.
WESrGARp ! 4 RUBBER cow
construct f."f"r. ~ Warren, u, for mfg. e.
tire and rubber p%rUiuct-,
WiILYS OVERLAND 60 Common and pre-
ferrrd stockholi' r. have subscribed 10 ell avail
able stock at si II shsrt.
The sun., 1916-09-30
RAILROAD NEWS.

The average gross earnings for each milc
OF road operated In June accurdins 10 re
turns which have Ju~t been compiled. vas
slightly under the corresponding figure lot
May and lihcwisr not after taxes. as shown
IN the tabuiatiur- heipw. AUGUST gross earn.
mas 50 lar reported. indicate u gain az
abodt I, ter cent. over August, 1875. These
earning are basrd OF reports which iilclu.i.
about ~ per cent. of the mileage uf the
thrce districts. In consi icrIilg preliminary
weekly figures for September II will ~ we'll
"a note that III" combined r,nort- Of all i'm
portari roads ~ September, lbs. showed az
lr'reasr Of tFc u mile III gross compared
With september. 1917. but a decrease ut O@ot
'omtared. With Septcmbtr. i9i3. anl AN III.
,reasc of 49, compared with September,
l.l? similar figures for Augus,. 49,. sho~~i
an intrcasc IN s1oss for that month of i3e,
= nlc. as compared with August. 1911. hui
decrease Of II a mile. o. COMPARED with
.Nusu.t. isl3, AMI u decrease of 3gT. a.
,vhpstru WIN AUGUST, 1919, Siwilar figure
10y July. lsl'. slowed y DECREASE IN gros-
81 oiic.,niri Of lie a niil-. ~ compared witt
'tlN Hli. while for June. tai5. there va.
si"Wh y dccreI-" IN gru-. Of two thirds of
10 u mule as compared with june. 1914.
The sun., 1916-09-30

800 900. Incorpora,ors. A. Z. Beechel. W. r..
Dtrr.. ]. :. Grimm, c. W. Scrimshaw and
HERBERT III. L. 4 co. Edward l.. Pcrinc
named receiver by Judge Manton In u. =. Dis.
trict Court ~ n. y, following Involuntary
bank ruptcy petition. Liabilities reported about
sls0.0p.
kEyEs cr HALr) & co Announces estsb.
lishn.nt Of general brokerage business OF /"
Broad street.
NEW AMSTERDAM CASUALTY Co.-Rc.
ported Planning application for change In char,
Ter, through which company viii be enaOleu
I" engage IN NIL lines Of casualty business.
Ply MOUTH COEDAGE co -Gross salcs
roI' aud hinder Irvine year ended July u. Sn,-
so.y". compared with &ii. ,s2i last year.
S~IR-THFAStEY OPER AT1ONS-Sum Of a..
"r,.vo transferred from =. s. 10 san Fran.
cisco.
TRADE CONDITIONS Dnn's Re,ictr sage
Restraining infucrces hamper but, do not
check progress. current reports adding 10
The accumulated evidence of prosperity III
industry. trade and transportation. Holiday
o ,.rS hnxs had the usual effect or Of
branches and labor conditions still restrict
niariiac' nfi',s operations; We, bank hearings
! smaller cities. mount upward steadily and
other statistical harompter- also make re-.
markably kratiiyins exhibits Tn. hlsh and
rising prices constitute a source OF complaint
and cause some hesitancy In forward com-
nptmcnis. but the PURCHASING power IL sus-
tdinel by the .ull employment OF workers
At advanced vases and signs Of contraction
IN consumption are the exception, II Is note.
worthy That demands are broadening III prac-
tically every direction, following the partial
let'ip ~. mid.umuiet. and retail distribu.
uon.. under the stimulus of recent cool
weather. has developed IN u way that fore.
and winter
Brodsttee,S says. "1radc reports ara all
IN >uisrlatlNcs. and the United states en-
tiers the last quarter of the year with n record
oi past achievement and future promise sucl,
a. ileither tins nor any other country has
ever h~fore sner. Old measures have been
SURPASSED. lnd tho business world Is with
ont u !aid~tick capahl" Of measuring the
present or The tutIr" of the country ,ieyel.
otnn,nt. War demand. ,he original lever OF
rrosress, Is still IN evidence. but IN some
llnts purely domestic demand H. nov su,b AZ
tn SNe tull occupation to productive en-
erEiCs inl gwen the continuance of the
war ABROAD. no apparent change can hc fore
casi II home.
TRENTON y j., BONDS Issue of a.,
''ilii. pur -'a-"'i by j :. Rpchp a Co hay,
nt'n RESP" There we're reported to have
been - bids for issue.
United DRUG co -Repc~,ed 10, prc.
! Tered stock offered ID, Kissrl. Kirnicu,i 4
~. nom.nl.t \ Do'rir,'k y 90 and p. :.
Musflry a TO. has all been sold.
VAIL ED =, BrTTEKINE co -Cbarrred
W p'la"sre 10 mshufactur ana deal In bu'
Yer ana nieomatsarile. Incorporators II. r.
Latter. y l. Coffin. 4. N. Esner.
WOOL TRADE-The Boston Com m .r-iol
haDetn saN- The demand for wool con
for the fortnight being rstim al from
.:''."H w. 100000 pounds, mostly In ter.
uncilan.ei.' ~
The sun., 1916-09-30

- W. NewHrk-Which do sou regard
a. tho better purchase for n man l.
wants 20 invest som. of mis- recent sprru-
latlNe profits, American smelling and Re-
inlng preferred stock or American car aud
Foundry preferred stock: Both have been
recommended to me.
10th stocks mentioned are good semi
Investment. issue. and both are paying
dividends annually ~ the rate of per
cent. and these dividends appear to hc
amply secured by earnings. They ar,
selling on approximately the saine yirld
bash. American car and Foundry prr-
ie'r.d Is uon-cumu,ati>c. whereas Smc.'-
INK preferred ~ cumulative, but Amer
can Car and Foundry has M fund. d
dey In fact, thcic are many points IN
favor Of each, and II - difficult for one
man In this instance II select for an
other.
The sun., 1916-09-30
MINING NEWS.

ANACONDA COPPER MINING co Ncso.
iiatiup, for consolidation with Inspiration
Consolidated Cuppcr Co. reported ah.I,iuned
BEAVER CONSOLIDATED MINES CO.
Production TOR quarter ended August ~.
j'S.0S Oh silver ore. compared With 90 ~
~. IN previous quarter cash On hand. sis-
w compared w,th s?IiG ~ previous pnsrtcr.
Bln RUS coal GO Has tncn ors,n'z'i
~ Maryland to take over q" a r's of ,,al
.ind III Barbour county. West NIrsIuI.
BRITISH COLUMBIA COPPER co Gcl
rrIl Manastr o."ir Lachn,und states that
,ompIny /, INSTALLING plant To rai-c water
from simiikame"u River to furnish power
for mine equipment and experimental mil
New nam tunnel now IN too feet leV'I. ~.
cro..cut I end of ore body, and drift =
now being run.
CHINO COPPER 20 Augu., production
631i,i!o lbs, compared with ~G.>NG,ipj lbs ~
Jul,
STEEL ALLOYS CoRr-ctrcular issued es
r y oIa,s'' wi..ian s,,cc,' a.srf,hin.
molybdruitr III Renfrrw county ontario
Authorized capital stock sF0"O divided into
10000 shares OF - par each
EMMA COPPER co Hole No. : ha. cut
p" u more First . n, a-.tycd 81. "a ton
N silver lead. Reported offer oil - Tor con.
advice Emma Cupier sold 1t s. .. compared
with a prire Of 90" ninr days ago oi
Emma LEASING. quoted At IL. iHuc ds,
ago. advanced To lie.
MASON VALLEY MINI co .Onerei 10
stockholders al record October II .Vo.Jn
shares AT s.. IN proportion OF . new for 4;
present shares. subscriptions payable No.
,~mher l.
NEW CORNELIA COPPER co New min
lus crushing teaching plant at Aio, Ariz, OF
800 tons daily capaci'y, r"rortcd ncarirg
completion for early 1911 work.
NEVADA COPPER co August production
5,css,Oli lbs. compared with s17 al lbs. IA
July.
, RAY COPPER CO-Ausust production &.
.uIN
UTAH COPPER co August production
e0,3ljtio lbs, compared with -. 3oo..- lbs
IN July.
L. :. SMELLING, REFINING l. MINING
co Earnings for eight mouths AUGUST
partly estimated, given by directors at So
: IL, tJN.
The sun., 1916-09-30
North Stur Mines Co.

= l.. g. New Erunswi ch, \. J.-Wtil you
kindly give an old subscriber some tnfor-
nation regarding the Hurth STAR Mining
COMPANY
North star Mines Company was Ia
corporated under New Jersey laws in
1879. succeeding the North Star Mining
Company organized unde california
laws in 1854 Company owns mining
properties at Grass Valley w California.
Company has "a ca pital stock. authorized
and outstanding of S2,50o, 900, listed on
TIM Iioston Stock Exchange. AS "t
December ~. 1919. date of the last an
! uual statement, u reported gross re-
,eipts Of Sl,l29.>Jt expenditures STE
Gal and net profits SilI,lS1. \ 10
per cent, dividend Was paid. Company
has no funded debt.
The sun., 1916-09-30
lMinOi. Central niAisiunnls.

q. u, N'w York -Whilh has the higher
rating A. an Investment. the Illinois Gem
trfl omaha Division first mortgage - az
1891 or the IAtchhrld division rrs' mur.-
gage is maturing IN the aainc year:
Both issues are outitl.d To a high
investment rating. They are secured on
valuable property AID protected hy Wide
margins Of earnings. " anything. TIA"
Omaha dlN!>I Eais are regarded slightly
more faNorahly. but tllat IL possibly be-
cause n sinking fund provision attaches
To the issue. 10th issues are "a
lively small. there being outstanding
s3,22j.ooO OF the Litchfield issue and
$1,000. 600 of the Omaha. less a small
amount estimated between $4,000 and
$500 coo, retired by sinking fund.
The sun., 1916-09-30
lERIIISH.
L. Al A.H. !,
.ANGEs OF DEMAND RATES.
Var o.isls irancs.)

~spt. ~ lHGh. Low Close. clos
ITn1nL tff... ~. Ikii. 5.S3iA i,>si
: I"i"s ~. arH'i 5.Scts 5.SJ
RANGES OF DEMAND RATES.
The sun., 1916-09-30
500 Railroad Bonds.

I \ e. ogIen-burg, y. y Vii 20
please give mo tho names OF sono good
railroad bonds, stating IN" Interest
paid and the dd,s ~ maturity:
Baltimore and ohio. ohio and Little
kauawha first -, due IN 1871 Chicago,
Milwaukee and ~. Iaul convertible ~.
due in "pi4, and the convertible A.:
per cents, due IN 1852 New York Cen
trail convertible Ct. due in 1885. Nor
folk and Western first consolidated 4s.
due IN 1895 Alabama and Nicksturg
first consolidated D.. due in 1921.
The sun., 1916-09-30

I. H.. Broohlyn-Wii you kindly furnish
me all available information concerning
Huskell n Barker Car 60. when tho COM
pauv was organized. amount 81 stock. Sc. ?
Have been advised to invest In M me. What
Is your opinion
Haskell a Barker Car Company was
oraanizei last Januar, to take over the
manufacturing business formerly con-
Quoted by a company OF tn. same name
which WAS organized IN ls5.. The com-
pany started business with $500. 900 Of
w"rking cap tai and withou: bonds.
notes, preferred stock or floating indcbt-
edness. The management Is cons-rVa-
tive and highly regarded. and there H.
reason Cor belief hat tho company will
l~ successful. particularly "a the reur-
rauilltion was Effected on sound priuc,-
pl,s.
The sun., 1916-09-30
Lone Island Mortgage Il.

s. r, ~. bellevue, ra.--Doos the Pcnn-
sylNania Railroad Guarantee the Interest on
the Long Island Rnilroad general mort
gage 4 per cent, bonds OF 1882 Are they
II first mortgage on the cnsirc property OF
the company"
Pennsylvania Railroad, which IL ma
FORTY stakeholder of tn" Long Island
Railroad. does not guarantee the interest
oil the general mortgage I per cent.
bonds. Thcsr bonds are secured by a
direct mortgage on l6l.i7 miles of line.
10 miles of lcascholds. n~ppurtcnanccs
terminal property. equipment. SC, az
follows: a second lien on G,T2 miles
between Bcthpage and Belmont junc-
iions. this line being covered by the
first lien consolidated I per cent. and i
per cen bonds a third len Oh l5i+i
miles OF line, the principal section Of
which " the line from Long Island
CITY 70 Grcenport. 9iif miles. Tho
mileage OH which these are u third lien
are covered by the nrst lien consol!-
dated ~. These prior liens total So
:6l.703.
Nal...n UpSRI 10
The sun., 1916-09-30
t,w YORK BANK CLEAwr~Gs.

~. ,p'lur ~ business transacted In ~
,,sn,., sew York on Thursday 10 indicate,
% T H. frt IN TANK ciearings reported ycs
,Sl,i,, b, the New York Clearing Hous'
,s, Il ,..s1iu 'si. These daily figures laci
v,HB,l1,+ unl - compared with the iail,
soar. 80 IN. ,urre>ponl ling periods ~
-, nrr as. New York. the hnan,ial zen
t.fr.i- more ~ less accurately business
"a Nruriql conditions throughout tn,
,uutry The comparisons Will he lou
zen NOR, valuable when considered IN con
,,.,ou V'h the summary of railroad earn
M. p'ii. he'd under Railroad News
The sun., 1916-09-30

:. !. u. Waterbury,. ronn-cln You toll
M" when tho y. \. Stock Exchange estah-
,.,h'-l me ruls thai an Interest hea-iug
bonds that ar. traded IN on tho exchange
be- ut AN and '.ntor"s'" price Is II true
that bond houses among themselves were
In the habit Of trading an this basis heior"
the Stock Exchange established the rue %
Ruling WAS adopted by the New York
Stock Exchange IN January, 1909, Bond
houses, In trading among themselves
outside OF the Exchange. had previously
adopted this method.
The sun., 1916-09-30
Investment Questions and Answers

This column appears each Monday. Thursday and Saturday
READERS may ASK as many questions as they Ike about Investment subjects,
but please 10 not ask ahou "A half dozen onpanics in oe. etcr, as It adds
unnecessarily to the clerical WORK Of hso M.. DO not send money! TlLs service
Is free. BE sure 10 give your address as well as your name. because most injuries
are " trd b. mail All orrespunden E held as confidential
Address all omnunhatons to Financial Edtor, The SuS. 10 Broad street,
The sun., 1916-09-30
IOREiGN EXCHANGE.

H.. feature OF 'hc foreign .S"han-c mar
l' yesterday vas tn remarkable strength
4 iIu' Exchange PARIS checks -old as
t.. - ~ u new hi.h for september
h-h eu francs for the year is only ~.
fIr1c.- " the city of Pans loan and
.H.'u- Of their resources by the Allies
.NG 80 have been the secret OF the
.-'h ~ francs.
n 'h- GLOWING ,ahl.s. when the 'dr-
r-i. -.ht or check rate Is quoted
JUisi States currency II is said To
f''r TIT. country II less than par. hui
T'r7 quoted IN foreign currency II Is SAID
- tt 'l-1frst' this country II less thai
r Fur She convenience of READERS such
'',N tr" marked - when IN favor Of
Anl \ when Isain-, tins country.
The sun., 1916-09-30
the ATCHiSO>. TOPEKA t>D SANTA
~ RAILWAY Company
-Four Per tent. bnr uuIiured-S
Ndiusim,ut Moftuupr Hands.

Notl1c = harrhN gINCn tll' the Board OF
Directors al th'- Company has declared &"
70" du" ANA payable on tho rr-t dst OF 80
Ntmhcr, 1919, an annual instaIlin.nt OF IN
t'r'et ID INK tho tV"Utirth inNt,llment
upon tho T&STANpED Adjustment Mort
gage bonds. at the rate OF -Four Per Cent.
ti'ti on iu' par amount thereof, l"lnk
Forty dollar. t,irl upon each one tnou> an
dollar loco bono. ana INsLt, duilat7
,1.VI upon ,H,h flNo hundred dO.lar
ts,vVI bond. SItn interest val hn paid u.
the office 1T -" tpmpnn". No. = Nassau
street. Now lurs tltN ON the Coupon Bond
upon present ttiun and surrender of the re
spc'tivc coupons "NtNBEkED 20 and OF
the Registered Bonds to the registered hold
Crr thereof tn" Transfer Hooks OF tn
E,rls't r'I Rom, Wa ,osc on october o..
l'l'. nu4 t'muiu ,uscI uutil November :,
1910.
The sun., 1916-09-30
N1fr-NEFTOuTfuraI and I've mock paper
asiuriies Of from 81 days to six months.
Trade Commodity


Alihou1rd rates for bankers acceptance.
= Wlrlm4m 20 maximum. Rates for bills
Of EXCHANGE purChascd In open market ~
Alma bank. "a. ~. Rates for bills with
n aIihoui member bark Endorsement with
r~raiurtics Of ninety days or Ices. purchased
20 0pen market by 81. Louis hank sutF.
As'e. for commercial pap"r purchased In
ni"n market nv Drllas bank, 3n5er. Rates
f1f trade actrntances. with ma'urities OF
u1t'y GAYS or les. purcnased IN or~n mar
h. without member bank Endorsement. BY
NsW orleans branch OF Atlanta bank. 3N1
g. Rate o. 20 FOR commodity paper with
estur'ies NJ from sixty days TO six mon. his
ytsi fo- San franc sgn hank
The sun., 1916-09-30

LOST or STOLEN--Temporary certificate
Sons Company so Bonds due lsil Issued
by Guaranty Trust 60. Of Nrw York. All
persons are warned against negotiating
same.
The sun., 1916-09-30
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. cs-Priccs Arm snd
trading active 1chigh Valley, k"ystnn" Tel
LAKE superior Corp, Thila, Rapid Tran. and
l"uurHh Belmont IN dtmand. Bonds acti,c
and strong, summary
The sun., 1916-09-30

The Na'iuk 80 ;onal Bark located ~
Sstir!S. IN The safe u Massachusetts q,
closing to tfti's.
a iui" hr..'rs AMI other creditors -
tn E-.o,'t'.Hn trr therefore hereby not
fel - iE Int tA- hoes and other Gains
tor payment
FRANK o. BISHOP. Cashier
September .. lSI6
The sun., 1916-09-30
SIN EK PRICES.

~NE'rc.c prloe ~ silver in New York In
S,urh PEE, ''l5, vas 4s6sc. an ounce: in
S"p'rnhcr. i9li, 10, &c, an ounce; In Sepiem.
w oo"c, an ounce: IN September.
~. '-" an ounce; ia September. 1911,
The sun., 1916-09-30
PARIS MARKET.

PARIS, Sept. 23.--Trading was quiet on
the Boursc to-day. Three per cent, rentcs,
~ francs IL centimes for cash, Exchange
on London, - francs 80 confines. r1ve per
cent. loan, 30 francs.
The sun., 1916-09-30
.ovEy mi EXCHANGE.
CALI. MONEY.

I'M Np>iN Market iuil. Some money
49, ~, .mIu.iuaIs. sixty days. c4t3W {:
fna,. , tgg lour months. 3La3'7%.
y" n..t ..pftsoe six months. 30 s'3is'c.
IT. ,,r.r ~ the wceh ended October I.
az Wa from gitHsises for sixty days TO 5b
months. IN the week ended October
,",nI com 6d7se Tor sixty days TO s1'eo
Ia 49,, Months. IA the week ended October .,
IA ~ frri ~ifitsro for sixty days TO isT
sr ~ months
c~oNNERCtNb rAFER Market soft NJ
~ r,utr tour "a sx mouths ais Rate
,.'.It.-t .rti names. although ,luOtcd at
- u.isi wa largely nominal. tbs
n.r,., iu. iriin a'cnp'an'Ts remained W.
h.u..u trI 'IsN ~ ~. -, AMI ~ , Tor
- .Nf. aud ulucty days litdorse,i bills
..t ,5l. 10 disable for rrfi-count At Fed.
I'll pe.eN, Sank. Ineligible bills softcned
The sun., 1916-09-30
the FIFTH NATIONAL BANK

Ntw York. September :9th 1916.
Tha hoard Of Directors OF this Banh
haye this dsv declared the rcxular quur,
tsrlv dividend NJ rHItEE FER CENT nay
able on aud after brtol"r md. 1915,
W :. BECkLEi, Cashier.
The sun., 1916-09-30
TORONTO CLOSING.
MONTREAL CLOSING.


iI'l'ppl, sept .s.-WcekIy cotton
,,o '' llnp'rts, ~, ob0 bales: American.
'N.F %'pt,no', American t50. 900; for.
~ "'', N~"rican 81. 900. exports.
mag .-i-., I-,0yp. American. $1,000.
The sun., 1916-09-30
r.. u. HEATING. Vice Prcs't
September ?s. 1919,
West Penn Rail" a. 81 Omr: ny

\, a meeting 90! ,he Board Of Directors
hctd In New York to-day regular dividend
NJ - OF one ami on..qlHIt.r per t.ul
tl.f) upon ~" g., n.Humula'tVe Irf
ferrcd stock at the t~oinrsny was ieclarti
pa! able November ~, lsls, To holder ui
record at close Of stock transfer backs on
SATURDAY.. October -, 1915.
Transfer Books close october 81, 1915, a.
!: O'Clock noon and reopen Thursdsy. No
Ncmbe 81 at 10 O'clock a. N,
K. b. HEATING, Vice Pres't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-05
DOPE SELLER GIVES
UP TO SAVE BROTHER
Admits Guilt TO Prosecutor and
Welcomes Month Sentence.

A nervous young man who called O;
Assistant United States Distrlc: A.,o,.
ney Julian Hartridge a few days az,
ruined case the government. had PIE.
pared and had himself and a trisn.
fined 5000 and sentenced 20 thirty dsy,
in the city prison. The nervou. your,
man said he was well satisfied to con.
out Of the situation so easily.
The case spoiled Was that Of Nr,,
Strauss, youth who Rad been intie:s:
for delivering cocaine 20 Michael Ga.
dach a few days ago. The case had bee.
completed when the caller dropped ia.
"Don't prosecute that young fe!leE,'
he said. HE isn't guilty"
The prosecutor laughed and Re.
marked that the Judge probably wogl.
think differently.
But he can't be guilty, beeaus. !
am" persisted the caller. Il am BIZ
brother am Louis Strauss. J SCI,
the dope &c Chadsch, and he ditni
know what was in the box. BU, ,As
kid has refused 10 tell the facts Be.
cause he wanted 10 save me. Now p.i
me away If you need to-
Investigation verified the story, ar
the younger Strauss vas released ys''
terdsy. His brother and ,hadseh we're
fined and sent 20 All.