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COTTON LEAPS UP
AND DOWN ALL DAY
small Operators Driven From
Market, Trading Now Being
I. i'm Large Blocks.
CLOSE IS HEAVY, LOWER
reports Of Easier Spots In
/ South Arc Not Borne Ont
by Conditions.

Cotton ductuated violently yesterday.
sve,ations covering a wide range. At
= eloss the tone WAS heavy. with the
notation > 10 10 points below Tues
days close. Nervousness and an erratic
,sndency TO move In long leaps kept the
market In q boiling condition all day.
Small operators have been almost en-
ure,y driven out and the control is
Ssted In strong Interests that are trad.
In heavy blocks. The SO . bale
arsin that mos: Of the commission
usss demand before executing = con-
act has deferred many a speculator
~ would take a "f,ier'' in cotton.
krhe market registered early gains Of
Il 70 - points. Liverpool cables were
ayong and Liverpool buyers were much
x evidence at the opening. Room ope-
htors bought. and there were a number
n buying orders Of Southern and South
,stern origin. Wall Street and COM
kiss,on houses sold and llQuidatcd a
eat deal OF cotton during the day. The
ksrket turned easier after the early de.
hand had been supplied. and at the end
n the frst ten minutes prices had worked
Ito 10 points lower than the opening.
I'm the late morning another break oc'
cured. probably caused by stiffening oi
ocean freight rates on reports that cottor
ssom at Southern ports Is scarce. TherS
has also considerable nervousness ovei
lhe probability Of December notices or
Friday.
\ There was talk OF easier spots In the
touth. and many firms with connection,
IA the belt received intimations OF ligh'
markets and dull trading. with more Of
xerInrs. These reports were hardl,
borne out. however. by the Afternoon
Sews from the belt. which indicated ns
tendency Of spot cotton to follow thu
Two day decline N futures that the New
York market has experienced.
l The market was lowest during tn,
tarly afternoon. with prices about S2 OF
From Tuesdays close and IS lower thai
1hs highest point Of the week. Their
was but scattered bull support at thi
hour, and a. tho quotation slid down
Ward many stop loss orders were uncov
: The last hour brought q renewal o
support by bulls. some buying by Wal
btrset and uptown interests and I
shower Of orders from the West. Withi'
= few minutes the quotation recovere'
almost quarter Of . cent OF the los
kround. and At the close. although tn
market was Characterised as heavy. tn
teno was better than At any other tim
huring the day. with more buying tha
billing orders in the ring.
8 Exports for the day were 1850 bales
The sun., 1916-11-23
GRAIN MARKET.

wVEAT--The market was active. WIN
fev.rish and irregular price changes. An
early upturn OF 2So. 10 tkc. resulted from
i.por,- g % from the West Of large export sale.
on Tuesday and on sdvicss from Rumania
,ha. the Teutonic Powers had eaptnreu oe =
the day were estimated at about 100000
bushels Agents for foreign Eoyernment'
r.,' said to be hsS.y nn.,;,on suysrs II thcr. ad
vanc.d TO s2,oA Reports that .evera'
representatives.. were preparing bis Sy proy
selling on the advance, and prices iell ou
SHARPLY and closed with a partial rsny
" 10 ikc, net tdyancs, Tne pene ths
Europ. and reports from Chicago indicated
that there soon would he a large move;
h"aNy from ,hs5s f9s .ns East but Tx tho trade
was somewhat confused and operators
were inclined to change positions quickly,
sd,h s" ,s., I..'ns rn. f"""G GrssM Goysrnmsn. % wa.
. ssp"c'cd to b. in the market soon for hard
Nhsat owing 10 tho high price ana scarcny
q sarom In the local ea;s %srkrS No. NO
,os. 10 northern Manitoba. H2i
al b, New York.
CORN market moved up |: 70
.'n's bush.i early on active GOVERNS
sla 70 tn" advance In whe.; ana fnrths. .
tsa'h reports from Arssntina Ad.ics'
ll"i hV on the early sdvance lones soIu
qI"s hen,ily on th- liberal movement and
hsaor In the ioesi cash market No. !
!".pp nss quoted at si1sn, ten day
pr.u,. c. II New York, Export sale
"nUa;ri al 10000 bushels.
o\r> Market hrm At the start, In sym
( n''lf nlth corn, but prices essed om !st'
liberal receip's. local eash nasese ss:say
d hsriHrd quoted At l3&oeeHe; ~ :
81 ~. s's 81. ss';.ksi,s ssssss ~
The sun., 1916-11-23

pair. soa sse.! Phiisd.lpSis. io.is lbs; 20
%is.d Ri,1 a..Ss. sfHs.ylssn sSnyvsns s
tsd. brOii.r.. sic.. mixed WEIGHTS, ~: :'1;; q
10 pair. Csc. 10 lbs. to pair. ace; SIS lbs.
to pair. 2a0isnc.; mixed weights, awe;
Ss SSln &c. i:S is. ,e; to 70 p.iP P.i Isl lbs
%,!sa ear x:iss;.. .Sce', ,,s:; ssS.SsIn: os;s STs
psffSS end SeSis:SS %s:S ws,rna :s.a.a 60 pair sss
s'ibs. and over to pair, 2Sc:; northern ohio
and Michigan. scalded. broilera ilc; mixed
scsided. Sro,isr.. ase.: lbs. and over
22hS; mixed weights, .ie- L Ls,n soushstma; sna
southern. dry picked or scaided. corn fed.
Fresh. dry. packed. milk fed. y to bog;
dozen. dry picked. 22 @ 23c.; So-+7 lbs. lss
1sohc.: under 80 lbs. isc. fresh. dry
packed. corn fed. ~ to box. western, N-so
g2ne.; ss.i! lbs. isH o soe. s0-ss lbs and
under 17n 1Ihe.; dry packed bbis;. isc.
scalded, 1sc; fresh. bbls. iced. western.
~. ibs.. Ale; 4 lbs Soc; az lbs: iIe::
under 8 lbs. 1sc.: southern and South
western. large. isMo.; small. isc. northern
small. lie: other Western. scalded. large.
lshc.; small, isc.: old cocks, dry picked,
isc.; scaided. 1sc. DUCKS AND GEESE
stan fed. fancy. 2sc.;. ducks. Western. +s,.
SO lbs. and over to dozen. i.c. under ~ ~
lbs; to dozen. isH 2oc.; geese. Wisconsin
poor to fair. i7disc.; ducks and geese.
ssI, SSi;; iced Long Island frs:h fresh duess. a.rsr
:3c.; Wisconsin. ducks. stall fed. fancy.
2sc.: Michigan, ducks. choice. ?oasie;
Other Western ducks. choice. iisg;sc
geese. stall fed, fancy. s2c.; Ohio and
Miehisan. geese. choice: aoo; other .vsrs West
geese. poor to medium. is9ise. souABs.
dozen s,soasis, IN. au: y: ,sif sGs. e n.r
pair: !i.SoaiiS; lbs. to pair. per pair
POULTRY. IlvE-soms IS freight car,
%arts ss'.. .:.ns% nGda e for %ra9aH io%. i. :ad
u saic. premium and fancy small fowl,
isc. Old ROSTERS firmer at isc. Turkey,
and geese es!sb.ished at lie for we. Wessefn fn,
average receipts; good ducks and geese
generally ic. premium.
PROvIslONs-Pork nrm; mess !si:s'
stst @ hrm smy .. .asgs g :sG1, :sss f'saa isy.
a2i; packet, iaS.6O9s5:5O; extra Indi'
mess. $500. Dressed hogs steady: ba
cons, i:xc.: $50 lbs. 1,c:: $50 lbs. iShe.
40 ie.. iSre.; pigs. lsHs S.r ESt msais rs ~,
lss u is. 49, pissiisiS p.iiSr h:%: :,.:a; ;;':G. :p.
| ciai Inc; city. lie: country. llA
ii.e. Lard steady. middle West, si7'So 9
1890: city lard steady; quoted, Inc: =.
nned lard quiet; Continent. $3.50: Souti
America: sis!5; Brazil hsSisSs hess Ms'' ssSsr es%
Inc steady, oleo. l5hc.; city lard stearine
/ lstc.
RABBITS prime. per pair
80 % 35e.; iced. 20d 25c.. inferior. l5ulse'
jacks. prime. 75Qsoc.
RICE-Domes,ic screenings. 3S INC.
medium, ~ a5c.: head. t&65e tane
head, shW5hc; extra fancy. ~ rWoe'
Japan, 4hc.: blue rose. thc.
SUGAR FuTuRES-Market held withi
narrow range. A leading operator Was
good buyer Of December and Januar,
thought possibly to be for large Cuban IN
te-ests. Selling was scattered and include
early liquidation by November longs. CLOS
showed net los'es pf S to l5 points, VIII
sales 1850 tons. Range OF prices:
The sun., 1916-11-23
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The decline In prices on the Consolidated
Stock Exchange yesterday disclosed an OYER.
extended condition In many stocks. stop ioes
orders brought additional offerings: various
adverse runors accompanied the decline. one
Important turn for the worse: Mexican re.
troieuIn, which had early sold as h'gh q
1il%, got down to ION, at which IL ciosed
as i22,S, closed at 1874. United states steel
common, Of which mole than 1000 shares
c"nds copper Opened al iosx, down Y Of q
point. rallied to ioeH. and then fell to ssS,
closing at ssS Chile. Chino, kennecott ana
as low a. l2ih. Corn Products recorded . nev
high Of 2sis. hut then reiterated TO 1h. CLOS
ing at 70. Central Leather Displayed e1cep
tioual hrmness. Motor stocks also showed re
sistancc. .,
The sun., 1916-11-23
NAY CUT OFF WOOL TO o. 8.
Australia Hats Exports ana New
Zealand Sells Clip.

LONDON. Nov. S:.-The wool market
was strong and excited to-day. owing to
the stopping of exports from Australia.
Private advices indicate the question Of
exportation OF bury woods to America V
stiil In abeyance. Reports are current
that the authorities intend to commander
the entire New Zealand clip.
The fact that orders for 10000. 900 yarde
Of cloth have been placed for both the
British and Russian governments lends
color to the rumor. which. II confirmed.
would indicate that America probably
would gst considerably les than the 10000
bales Of New Zealand crossbrsds allotted
last season.
A despatch from wellington. Nev xea-
land, says the Wool Growers Conference
has agreed TO sell the New Zealand wool
clip to the Imperial Government. and that
the price determined on 10 considerably
under the 1913 and 1915 values.
The sun., 1916-11-23

"a nrmer tone Married the ccfRes market here
yesterday, with the buying accompanied b.
rulnors that . syndicste had bean formed 10
ship coffee to Hayre with . view to holdins
u until the end Of the war. There wss nsth-
buying Of later deliveries occurred, helping 10
make Q market for people who were switching
out of the near months. Trade shorts In De.
opened at an advance Of TO I points sud
closed steady at . net gain a. 10 TO - poiats.
sales, including switches. estimated at about
layed again. but the few received indicated QUE
tations ranging from ss74c. to ie.ioc: for San.
tos n. London credits Spot demand reported
better. with prices STEADY On basis Of skc fer
Rio 70 and i0,bc. for Santos 70.
ofu uviCs Tvau
The sun., 1916-11-23
10 ISSUE $4,000, 900 STOCK.
Aaerican r. asa r. CO. Has Mig II.
crease In Basiness.

A heavy increase In tho amount Of busi'
ness handled by tho American Telephone
and Telegraph Company In ascribed By
company officials as the reason for issuins q
$40. 900. 900 In additional stock. authorised
yesterday by the directors in Boston.
The new issue will be offered to share
holders OF record December II. with ths
right TO subscribe ended on June 81. 1917
The stock 10 offered at par az the rattle
o; one share of the new collateral fol
every ten shares now held.
Purchasers may pay for the stock ir
four instalments. on February 7. May I
August I and November J. Payments OF
the hrst three insta lments will bear in
terest from their due dates until Novemb
l, 1917. when the last instaiment 10 due
Tn, The ,s Interest rate rate VII % ei ,asn"eai VIII
subscriptions In England. II 10 an
nounced. will be handled through Barinl
Bros. and In Holland through Hope 4 Co
The sun., 1916-11-23
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
SO Church St. New York. october 25. 1915
To >toc ockholders Of Erie Railroad Compnu

so Church st. New YORK, october 20. 1915.
To Stockholders Of Erie Railroad Company:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that a
spssai mee,ins OF the stoekholders oi
and will be held at the Office OF the Com
pany No. 30 Church Street, IN tho city
of New York, on Friday. December l. 1915.
az ~ o'clock noon. for the purpose Of act
ing upon a proposition to give consent to
the making by the Company Of Refund
Ing and lmpr' cement Mortgage to a Trus-
70" or Trust,'. to he designated by the
Board OF Directors. covering the railroad
properties. rights and franchises Of the
Company to secure bonds from time to
time issuab . hereunder ns therein shall
he provided, for an aggregate principal
sum not exceeding $500. .000. 900 at any one
time outstanding; such bonds 20 he issua Ia
In one or more series and the date. rate
Of interest, date of maturity and other
provisions Of tho bonds OF each series TO
he such as from time 10 time shall be hxed
by the BOARD OF Directors Of the Company.
The transfer books OF both Common Stock
and Preferred Stock will be closed At the
close Of businees on Wednesday. November
l. 1915, and will be reopened at 10 A. n.
on Saturday. December 2, 1918.
DAVID BOSNIAN. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-11-23

Locai spot market quiet and 45 points lowe
q so SC. for niAdlinC upland: sales. loo baies
southern spot markets and saies
New Orleans quiet. Is p. lower. eoc. i.$es.
Mobile nominal, unchanged. 90. Sc.
Ssrfois sfss'T ss.sSy. Ss Il 5. s. lover. oSse III,
baltimore nominal. unchanged. ohc.
Il, Aususts STEADY. y .. lower. .. stc' s.<u.
:Mttie RccA steady unchanged, % eoc. 90,
Savannah nominal, unchanged. 2ohc. a3S2.
Wilmington steady. 2s y. lower. SOC.
Memphis steady. unchanged. %. sc. 1909
Augusta steady, - p. lower. %. 1Sc. 2.\W.
The sun., 1916-11-23

clipped white. ssxo0xo; ordinary
clipped white. Nk@VKc.. all elevator.
snTMsrset steady; No. . Western.
nAHtEY-Market nrm; feeding. Si.sfx
ing ss.io per 100 lbs.
hAh-Mafket unsettled; No. I, $40;
w. g. si'io; NO. ,. ui shipping. So0sSc.
.- CHICAGO PRICES
The sun., 1916-11-23

DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.
THE AJAN RUBBER COMPANY.

RESOLVED that out OF the surplus earn
ines Of the Company the Directors declare
quarterly dividend Of one Dollar and n
Quarter tl 2tl per share, payable Decem-
her Is. 1916 TO stockholders of record at
the close OF business November 30. 1919
HAROLD ". STiMPSON, Treasurer
The sun., 1916-11-23
New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. e,-Tbe selling out
movement WAS the deciding factor In cotton
to-day, After a brief period Of higher price,
! srecoveries landed 70 10 % points under the
level OF yesterdays close. Toward the end
the tone was steady. chiefly on proht taking
| the day were q loss Of ls TO Is points
Fn,ures, Clos
The sun., 1916-11-23
BORDEN's CONDENSED MILK COMPANY
Erefecred sinGk QixialsnL M Gl

4 regular quarterly dividend OF ~ ~ has
been declared on the Preferred Stock Of
this Company, payable December 18th, 1915
to stockholders of record December lst
Stock hooks close December LIST, at $500
=. NJ and open December 10th. at 1000
A. NJ. Checks mailed
T. u. SHOVE Treasurer
The sun., 1916-11-23
WALTER 4. wOOD MOVING REAPIN(;
MACHINE COMPANY

Notice Is hereby given pursuant to the
dated June lst, 1905 to The Security Trust
Company Of Troy as Trustee that tho fol-
lowing bonds have this day been drawn for
t53, ioi. b6S. Ss?, 600, or. 6le. III. TIA
7s1, s?3, $50, SIS. s56 s6i. sot. sis. 1851
cease peacmSet ,s anS on. On 'ae nIlnc,na %
Of the bonds viii he paid on and after that
date at The Security Trust Company OF
Troy Troy. y. =.
THE SECURITY TRUST COMPANY OF
TROY, Trustee
By GEORGE l. HARE, Secretary.
Troy, y Y. November ., 1916.
The sun., 1916-11-23
FORT RECEIPTS.

l Nvsrpool cables spot In moderate demand .
ssalse, Too bales speculation and export. 500 ;
:Anssiesn. 5000; imports. $500, sll Anerlc.n
.stsady, s to I points decline closed quiet hut
,s.ssdy at net decline Of : to points. January
February, l31l: Marcel. April. II - May'Jvne.
tic; July -August, 1871: October.N November,
,nn. Manchester-Ysrns quiet and nrm !;
tclotha 0uiet
The sun., 1916-11-23

stock, ia. 90. ssntss iec reis kgier for spots
st 600 scs No Fgtn.ss .,nss 81: nishes ,cs
ports. s1oeo. aGsinN 7t,oso . vesr ego and g..
900 baGs two yssrs aeo; Sac reSio. tio@.
against 1900 and N,ooe; Jundiahy, ~ep.
against q, 900 and 5000.
The sun., 1916-11-23
Other Cis,es' Live Stock Markets.

CHICAGO. Nov ::.-Hogs--Receip,s,
5000 unsettled At Sests.,dt.ys ,t ,veTsss GO
10 rough. is.sS9s'ss; pigs. ,s asa $50
sR:R. 1GSS ,acs Hnss'''sS %e.iS4n Sna
steers. ss.sooioi5; s,ockers and feeders.
N;so97;5o; COWS and heifer'' 'a'SSSi'.
easgs. eassgms..:poRecs.p,...ooo: strong. weth.rs
E;Sss''; ewes ti0a7''i; lambs '''s'
xANsAs CITY, Nov nm, ;:;.Ie.,mE;:. ,.o,, !:
ssst s'.oa 10: iish,. $500 s,ss; .piss. $500 :.
RsSs' to 'sSe isS lower. "sndHs s.sessrs SS
..r ."s .''sis ssssess T. ' dr..s.d es.t %s .sa
s. SSn,s'Fn n:;:r: :;:r: sSssss
;sssss. ;osfsr' s.iv... s.S 't"t ts"stsce;. 0a'''
s,sS:f sS:fD-f.Ss'sS: EsIs ,issSi' y.sr,ns. .s a..
M!s glc;, wether' '''oaasO' ewes,
sT LOUIS. N0y i;-HGss:MR,S:s,. Gss:e; .s ss !,
10. pigA S7as; mixed and butchers. 50. 80
SiSio; good. heavy 'ssSaio'lS' bulk
Csttle-Recsip,s- 500; steady. Native
and and hsifer. WSoaii.so; cows and Seif,
r.s.. sasrsn,n. %ss H.% Steers s'ssT
as: prime Southern beef steers. ssa9;
beef cows and heifers. t.25 80; prime
| yearling steers and heifers, s7.b0d9: ma
| tive calves. s6dll.:5.
| Sherp-Receipts $500; strong. Lambs
s76o9li.So; ewes. ss75q76o yearlinsN
SMi0.
| CINCINNATI. Ohio. Nov. :c.-Hogs-
butchers. ,saSqRSs; common to choice.
STas2s Cattie-Receipts. lioo; dull
Calves steady. st5oGii.5o. sheep--Rc-
ceipts. 400: steady Lambs. slow,
EAST BUFFALO,, Nov. 2?-Cattle--Re-
| ceipts. $50: active and hrm.
Vcals-Reeeipts. 100; active. $3.50 q
1875.
Hogs-R.ceipts. $500; fairly active
heavy, ss75aSeo: mixed. 1896 a 9s5
workers.. SS.5odsGo; light yorkers IS 2S 70
$50; pig. 'sas't; Toushs. 's,5o0s7S
sheep and Lambs-Receiptn 5000
sheep active. lambs slow; lambs Ssa
liIo: yesriinks. $3.50 $50: wethers
N.?bdsSo; ewes. HTT7S: mixed sheer
PIrTsnUR0. Nov. 2:.-Ca,ti.-s.sdy
supply light Choice. 3s6s5o: prime
shcep-stssdy; supply light. PrIm
veth~rs, SsnaS5: culls and common 81
as: lambs Ssall.60; veal calves Si?nla
HoGs-steady; receipts, 20 double decks
prime heavies, SssSdss0; medium an,
heavy workers., ss.5ods6o; light Workers
Ss759S.so: pigs SdsSo; roughs. SEQ
9.?5.
The sun., 1916-11-23

IOsT-Ba.k Hook M. 5S3s7s Of Dry
Dock Savings Institution; any person hav-
Ing claim upon said book 10 called upon 20
thirty dsys or the said book Will be de-
L ciarol cancelled and eStinWuishso And Q
new eas issued h neu thsrsef.
The sun., 1916-11-23
China suffers From Lack Of silvev,

AMoy. china. Nov. ?2-Rusiness 4,
due TO the heavy exports of silver TO
India Bank currency. usually at per
cent. premium. IL now at per cent, dis
count.
The sun., 1916-11-23
BUSINESS RECORD.


ANNIE BRIsKIE, 1913 East i:,d street:
an''TPy, Pyr,nep. .oiai. sisim fSiS RaS.r. no iou;:
mit,se Of property Of Mary McLoushiIn.
wfnLix% IL ,nssmf;tSf OBJ %sslnss.e.ur.r of chill
street; street" invoiantary. sSa LisSil,,is: and as,
JOSEPH ss: R1' HoRWaITz AND MAX sroAL.
ns a% u Howl. s@ 's ss%Rs:
ss.nu.. avenue Union Hi. n. J., and r.:ia:n.:
Of New York city. Liabilities. $4,000;
Receiver n Aanlsutpey.
"1H 81 Grand rand Hat Fr.ms compsny,. manu-:
street. Berthe R.mbsush appointed re-
ceiver. bond $4,000.
Schedules n Banhrutpcy.
BLANCHE YOvIN. women's wearing ap-
pnrei, 7N Fifth avenue. Liabilities.
Sis.5oa; assets. tl,sso; PRINCIPAL elsims.
;eSn I.Si.; ,,'%i; ;,i ?. Altman 1855
JAcSb xSp skStoaoS k4sSSpSS sxstiS AaaiS i.s:.
n:s.0r. ..,s' r.7ios :isse' prinsinsi i'l sl.,%:; LOB:
importing Company. ..I'; l. Tee
Slo2; Leading Embroidery Works. s?io'
Assignment.
WILLIAM r. ODE, manufacturing dresses
Harry Osterman. $40 Broadway.
Manhsttan judgments Filed.
,., Hlrs1 ,swM name p wsi.h % " ~ IS. 1881,
Co,rin Jo.eph-B. Geiier et si......... 7is,.
cdIS.m,s arSn u9 MlisonDN' de- zei...".... LSasi s.
Harris, Joseph-Sieltrer Bros. Brew o.o >,
u,rscb Leon F.-G. Bergamo........... I,oe7. q
interborough Rapid Transit Con-
dnS"S Lsn"y & Lancashire 'Gu:rantee 4 Ac.
cidcnt Co. Of Csnada-Carolyn Laun' .c, =.
MSsS!r.th. az Michael Pi.-Merch.n,: Rank
M"nu,i,o. or Hie..ion. and Dominict Lam. .
Msrtiselli so. inc.-cen.r'i vsr'in a., .
xn;, q II T. H,r.ld S c.. Ronrcr..... ISIS
fierte'TDmi 'T"ui.. Fessisr-Peopi., de-. 1000 0
pan sna .snsrs Inc,-A, Mscsiuso. ...... 1889. O
no,SwelI Thomas-C. Beirns. .,........ t.07i.:
s.cnr woroush S.Ii P"ni. Eroosiyn. a"is
sp,"mo" mnm' err. j. Cox.....,..,...:,,,,. 7i5c
sugaam. %Ssi Hendr,ck~c O. dun,her's "a, ,
r,,s.,ou, nSn clarence A.--"Edourd" ,,..,.. Lioo7
wilson, Albert R.--Astns Amusement "a,
w.shsoyit,. Morris, and Annie 8. Nal AM,
| lOy-PeOple, Ac.'',,..,'''''''''''''''' ''VoV''
| Bronx Judgments Filed.
Gsie.a; ~, W.thsn-P A. s,cgelstein 1i. 1
~ n"derich~T C. Miller........ 8si i
Smse' p Miller. 6.i6S,l
Nsnhsttsn satisfied Judgments.
tr,yst debtor; second creditor dste hled)
Herbsi. Meyer, snd MORT. hos''nsky- ann
s.IIu Rubin. Isidor Sslarnow ana
Harry ssissnow--J, J. schnurmacher; A..
Jan; 49, iss, c.r,r:i rrr., and s.v. ''
M.,:lirn n.as Asr"ras,i, Nov ~. i,is....'..'.. 1000
nosenfeid. solomon. Henry Rnsenfeld.
Max weins.rten and Isidor w.sngsr' N,
p.,,er,ou. Alexander r. and Thomas
G.-psopls. Ar. Dec. 81. 1914 iva A.
c.,so, IAN. ,s. isi5 tvscsted),.. -. -
Hsrmer, Hymas-A. Rossaststn et a. a..
Nov. II. tels.. ..,,....,..,.','..'.''''..'' hss'
ii, Dssas sa1is1s1 SuAGnsaess
CnseA.. n,nar1o; Q. ossAss n -
The sun., 1916-11-23
REORGANIZATION
OF
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railway Company.
To Holdsrs Of

To Hedsrs Of
csr6eass Shares Of Stocks and TwenyYssr Five FER
Csnt. Geld Dsbsnturss Of ,.-..-.....
THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMrNi:
Motto: hereby ven that Plan and cr tsr fs
organization Of the abovenamed Company dated
h.: been BY the Joint @ psbem
r.ss Of the Railway Company acting under the stoeS
dated July 49, 1915 and by the two committees
81 the Railway Company which Mssrs Nathan Amser ana
Chafles Hayden are, respectively. Charmen
Copies Of s;id Plan and Aemsnt Of ma N %
optened from Bankers Trust Company NO. 10 wall occ.
York City from Trust and s,vns Bank ana
Monroe Streets Chicago Ill., the Depositaries under the Plan
Holders Of Stock Of the Railway Company who desire TO to pa
Stock duly assigned in blank, with either Of said Depo.ares
the addresses stated before December 1916
Holders Of TwenyYesr Five Per Cent Gold Debenures OF
ure Committee who desire to participate in the
must deposit their Debsnture with the dated Januey
6 1915 and all subsequently maturing attached with
either Of the the addresses or BE-
lore December 1, 1876.
In Of deposit Certificate of Deposit will be
issued by the Depotary receiving the Application will be
made to list Certificates Of Deposit the New York Stock
Exchange.
Dated, New York, November II, 1916
SEWARD PRoSSER Chairman.
NATHAN L. AMSTER,
EMILE K BOISOT.
CHARLES HAYDEN.
JAMES SPEYER.
q. DAVIES WAKEFIELD.
~ w!2SEs sSysy Joint Reorganization Committee
The sun., 1916-11-23
MASON CITY 4 FORT DODGE
nNIIRnAn EOMIbNNH

Tho coupons OF tn" First Mortgage Bonds
Of this Company, due December list. 1915,
will he paid on and after that date on
presentation at the ONCE Of j =. Morgan
q Co, % Wall street, New York
J. +. COYkENp ALI. Secretary.
Chicago. H., Nov. !, 1916.
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-14
Wyoming.

There is great activity In and
around the mining properties at
Guernsey, which speaks much for the
present and future prosperity of that
locality.
Near Cody. a new oil field will
soon be developed that will rival the
other great oil fields of Wyoming in
the belief of Denver men who are in
terested in company which has just
drilled three wells now producing 200
barrels daily.
w. c. and C. w. Ford have
brought in the first oil gusher In
the Grass Creek district north OF
Thermopolis, in which a number OF
important oil discoveries had been
made. The new well is flowing 900
barrels daily of high-grade oil
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-14
TEACHES BOYS WAR GAME

Washington has a unique pre-
paredness" feature in the school which
has recently been started for officers
of the High School Cadet regiments.
Lieut. e. z. Steeyer. U. S. A, who is
the voluntary instructor, is careful
to keep all thought of war In the back
ground. as far as possible. in teaching
the boys, yet the lessons which they
are learning are such as will better
qualify them to do their bit" for their
homes in case the need ever arises.
AT present the work is along theo-
retical lines, conducting imaginary
troops over large maps; later prac-
tical work Is to be done in the field.
Boys who have played" the map
game" are enthusiastic over II. They
claim 1t is more interesting than check
ers. chess or cards. withal, they are
learning something: not how to be
militarists. but how to be resourceful;
bow to be logical and how to act
promptly. Lieutenant Steever is also
enthusiastic. Not only is he greatly Il
simsef member of the High School