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GARDINER five .
TAKE ALL -four
p FROM Y. NJ. CA

The Gardiner rollers made ces.
sweep from the Y. NJ. c. A. quintet il
a match of the Trolley Bowling Leaga
rolled Tuesday evening at the ~" 4
drew a good attendance of lovers Of III
sport. Staples and LeMar were big
men for the visitors, while Ladd al!
Blake held the honors for the home tear
Ladd rolled the high single-lll. tn
summary:
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SHIPPING NEWS

Portland, Me-. Jan. 1S.-Arr'Veo =,
ers Glenellah (Br), Sydney, T. D., ,.,a
mos, New York; schooner hume %
Sailed. Steamer Hendonhall tbr'''
terdam.
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GIBBONS GETS !.
YOUNG AHEAR
IN FIRST ROUND

st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. S.-Mike u' S..,
of st. Paul knocked out Young ,. n
| in the first round of their scheou'''
round bout here tonight.
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THE BANKERS A6||
Wet 5 oyl|
THE LAWYER||

A good match was rolled On -
day evening at the Colonial allev.
tween the Bankers team and Tho.
resenting the Lawyers. On both =.
were men who have good bowl;rs
ords, and a good many Of the 49,. .e
of all the howlers were present ~
high man for the match was III. ~
Of the lawyers team, who had ~s
string Of 81 and a total of ga s
next high man was McCargo Of y
bankers, with high string Of n =.
a total of 262, ~
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on tne Entente Allies in the Balkans and
POSSIBLY OF causing Rumania to enter
.he war on the side of the Entente Al
lies Official advices from Kiev are 70
the effect that the Germans are evacuat-
ing Autek, one of the triangle of "a fort
resses in Volhynia.
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her points," DIR. Ryan said.

other points" DR.. Ryan said.
To remove the refugees Dr. Ryan has
arranged for the chartering of an Italian
ship. He expects to transport these per-
sons to Corsica, having obtained the per-
mission of the Italian government. The
English Red Cross also will send a relief
ship.
Miss HampIe in Red Cross Service,
New York. Jan. 1S.-Miss Satanic
Hample, the nurse who was drowned
when the Italian steamship Brindisi was
sunk by mine in the Adriatic sea, lived
at 705 Jackson avenue. the Bronx, New
York, with her parents. She left Canada
late in December with a Red Cross expe-
dition. With the exception of short va
cation she had been in Europe since the
war started.
DR.. Dura Gucha, who is reported safe,
lived in Chicago. He was a member of
the Canadian expedition, as was DR.. Gu
not. A telegram announcing the death
Of Miss Hample was received at the Sla-
vonic Immigrant Society here today. On
Gals Of the society do not know where
DR.. Cunots home is, nor do they know
Mariana Lamo. another nurse reported
saved from the Brindisi.
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London, Jan. 1850 A. Mt ia
stated at the foreign office that no
news mas been received confirming the
statements from German sources of
new developments in Greece and that
the reports are believed to be IN
founded. III
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heV' Russia. Jan. 1s.-(via Petroerad
anu London).7Lutsk, the important fort
less IN eoihynia. one of the triangle Of
.ortincations there. is being eyacuated
w the germans. according to informa-
.on obtained from prisoners arriving
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TOO LATE FOR CLASs|fIcA1b

Misunderstanding place. I'm,
Wanted-Position as stenograp''''
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Observation-Disclosures

PLACE TO BOARD. A MAN 4
his Swear daughter, Is minute. ev &
from johnson Bros. shoe 1ac1oi iiirb5
Delivery, Hallowell, Me-, n. H. ianis
BY A YOUNG MAN, POSTUM n
stenosfapher or clerk. NeaeLgrapbl
years experience. Address StenoiS sai
care Kennebec Journal.
The sun., 1916-12-28
cash WHEAT SCARCE
AND PRICES ADVANCE
Net Gains Of B to 6 7-8c Are
Laid to the Traffic Jam
and Lack Of Cars.
NJ HOLD TO GRAIN
Corn and Oats Also Go Higher,
Largely in Sympathy With
Wheat's Strength.

The feature Of the wheat market yes
cash position and consequent difficulty In
making purchases. This had a strength
cning influence on the whole market. and
after showing a moderate early decline
prices developed pronounced irmness
and at tho close were Sc. to SIC. net
higher. The December position showed
the greatest strength and cash premiums
In all the markets were Arm and In some
cases about &c. above Tuesdays figures.
Some traders attributed the firmness
In the cash markets to a growing scar
city Of wheat. adding that the condition
fulfilled the predictions made early In
the fall that there would be a scarcity
OF wheat with which to I'LL contracts. II
was the consensus among leading cash
and export houses that tho tight cash
position was due largely to thcc ongestcd
traffic situation and a general shortage
Of cars with which to move wheat from
the country.
Farmers were apparently disposed II
dncce that, they would make large pur-
chases II the wheat were obtainablc. Ex-
port sales were limited by the small offers.
but II was estimated that, including ths
business done late on Tuesday. sales would
probably amount to about i.0o0. 900 bushels.
,o Ths p1 oss %,r .,ioss1.n pre Sst sSpn nN III,
look and consequently somewhat timid
s .syl s s.siSs Z. ,l.lsi. ,uDp i,A. :Sos sssh' :
decrease in North America and IN and
snoat for Europe Of $4,000 bushels. com:
In the ioes, cash market No durum
was nominal: No . hard winter. sl.sSh;
M markham Duluth. IL oil u No L
The sun., 1916-12-28

ar. packed, II to bog. Western. milk FED,
A. lS:. to cGssn and under. -, i1S:; ~!
sse.'; 50 lbs. and over. .s7s.;: Western. mil;
fed. second grade. all sizes. IL &c. less
corn fed. il. lbs. 10 DOZEN and under. .iS...
lbs sse.i. ss-1s lbs. sse.; is.91 lbs. .s4e.;
bbls.. dry packed. .%Phiiadeiphis and Long
Island. average - lbs. to pair. 80 q 32c.
P Psnn.Si1aai:, i % i f 3D.. I n es'r mei IsS s'? II
FED. troilers. stc.; mixed weisht:. VIZ:
pair. ass;c .? a's i RA To- pair. &c; ssa.; 5 lbs b 10
pair, s:c:; mixed weights, sac.; corn fed.
) lbs. u.s. 10 70 pi Hs.'' ss ssG 10 lbs lbs .S'P pair. s,es..
s;s lbs. to pair. goa d;ic,; mixed weights.
Ia se so?'h Srr;;h Srs p osio ami %,se' M w1,snas.
scalded. broilcrs. zoe. northern ohio and
Mlchissn. scslded. ! lbs. to pair, 2ic,;s
sic.; sc lbs. 10 pair. is ic.; other Vest.
crn. .calded, b%roiiers.. zoe; 5 lbs. and over.
siH sac,: mixed weights; i,gis'sc;; south:
Western A'" and s %an" Dry picked or
scald.a. corn fed, small. common and oulls.
fed, u to box. western. 'S Boxes $3.50 lbs Is
ssS.c;: sc;.s iSs,. ,s,s sis,: Under . !
TO box. Western. $50 lbs. and over to
dozen. dry nick cd. 2,7g3c.: 30.t7 lbs.
ccooccKKss' o'i fresh. "n %ry backed 80 ,Ss' ar Sc' p,c psp
bbis.. isc.: scaided. isc. Fowls. fresh.
bbls, dry packed. Western. northerly. dry
I ibs. Zoe Al. lbs isr.. under 4 lbs
IL u MIsc,: southern and outhwcstern
iarxc 10 s,taisc small IT,. northern
ohio and MICHIGAN. sca,ded' large. sic':
small. I7MI7i.c.; other Western, scaldcd,
large, 20 a. 20 " c.; smell, l6dl6iac DUCKS
Wisconsin, stall fed. fancy, .3c.; ducks.
western. $3.50 lbs. and over TO dozen. ala
23c.: under ~ lbs. to dozen, len zoe.
geese, Maryland, .2Ws3c.; geese. Wtscon-
sin. stall fed. fancy. &c: geese. Western.
fancy large sic small; zoe; ducks and
49,, 49, ur.. oVIs, uueHs;
Wes.'I". Ianc! Iair 70 soo",.o
49, k'.sc' Nye',sn. a'"'.'
49,. ,slr " koo", ~, Poo'' -"
prIt"", Whi.c, W" lps, .nu o..'
70 u"ncn' per uohen' ss"e. cu.,s' 1919.
~utINr.As' sprung ~ los 70 pair per
pa,r; So .nr 70 pair re. palr, zoe,
The sun., 1916-12-28
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAS - Receipts 23.sSs
bags beans. mostly from the Pacific coast,
and 2.25o bags peas. Marrow. choice. 100
p pes. choice i,,iiss' , is.T % :G ss1i to 1900 5000. ..isS
s sS,sI' , %ssi iosse; ' hsSs w..siss,on r.t c.' i
iissrH'a' s smS's'' w III; ,S' c rail- sa%.ss ST.; '' e.s
kidney. choice. 1is; fair TO- good. .iii.:s9
LIS; red marrow, choice. 81; white KID
choice. SO: pinks, California. CHOICE. $50
1850. lima. Californis. choice. S7.soMs 3.
Peas. Scotch. 100 lbs. es.soms: black eye,
California. $3.50 8; splits. yellow. &7.soms.
Creamery, higher scoring than extras. per
ID, >sIt?,ac.; extras te2 score!. hhc;
nrsts tss to 81 scorcl. ssts mtotsc,; Sec
:s'. u &c. GO creamery sSSfe, nns"l,eS. higher r than
extras. t3d axe: extras. t2Tt2tsc,; hrsts.
az "tic:: seconds. a. 37c,;
held. higher than extras; ssN 'sc.; extras;
a 35tsc.; thirds. 3aH ga, u c.; State dairy,
tubs. finest. zoe good to prime. ~ a ace:
common TO fair. sos 3sttc; renc,ated
lower Grades. 30is 70 sac.; Imitation cream
cry. nrsts s?is ~ 33c.: ladies. June mako,
nrsts. III n3i's q. current make. hrsts, ala
2sis u - he: packing stock. current make.
No. |. 500 20 We. No. 2. 2s.c.; lower
grades. e1ts q sec.
CnEEsE-Reccipts. 1890 boxes. State.
whole milk. fats, held. specials. H., AK
nst,ss.; .verase fancy, Ss,t a:.c.: fresh.
cials. s3as3isr.: colored. average fancy.
s:m:shc.; white: average. fancy. 2s1
?shr.: twins. held. specials. :tnstsc (:
cheddars. held. specials. sik?t'rc.: all
styles. underxrsdes 20ie d22rc.; WI econ
sin, whole milk. held. twins. fancy, stw
etc; double daises, sim?tkc.; single
daisies. 2tMstLc.. Young Americas. ?tts
u s3c.: far Western, whole milk. oregon.
Young Americas. 25 u?5isc.: triple daisies.
?3ts % 2ic.; California. double daisies. 20
m?3hc.; STATE. skins. held, specials. 2ohs
1slc. current make. specials, zoe: choice,
istt n 1914 ca fair to good. leu lsc. lower
grades. 3mi3iac
COTTONSEEO Ou-Operations consist
cd principally OF switching from January
TO later positions. To-day will he nrst no
ticc day for January contracts. and while
there was considerable liquidation tho
January position was relatively firm and
WAS thought 20 reflect trmnsss In tho
cash position. cash demand quiet. viii
limited export inquiry. while advtccs from
the South said crude oil WAS inactive.
Prices ut close easier, with not losses OF
i to II points. Sales. 20. 100 barrels. Range
Of prices:
The sun., 1916-12-28
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Dec. cI-TrsdinE was re-
sum,I quietly on the Stock Exchange to-
day. A fair business was maintained early
in gilt edged securities, hut prices de-
clin"d later. kaffirs and rubber and Rus.
sian issues were Arm. American securi-
ties were fairly active, with the low priced
shares and Anaconda leaders. steel was
in good demand. closing nrm. Money aud
discount rates quiet. The ment
that tn" Federal Reserve Bank Of New
York had appointed the Bank Of England
It's correspondent was favorably discussed
in the light OF expected closer financial
and AS an outlet for British Sc
curiiies. Consols for money closed al i5is
new ~ per cent. war loan at 26S, Money.
~ per cent. Discount rates. short and
three month bills, 5ia m5r per cent. Gold
premiums at Lisbon. 1900. India council
bills, Is, 4 5-3.d,
The sun., 1916-12-28
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

20 shares Tclcpost Company voting trust
certificates; 3l.7S0 Telepost Company
convertible certificates, viz: $50 series
A class !, $50 series A class 2. $50
series A class 3. 800 series u class
., $io0 series u class 3; $50 Metropoli-
tan Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany first mortgage SO bond, due De-
tober. l923. SIS lot.
b shares Mahoning Investment Com
pany. 10.
8 shares Brookiy Trust Company. sos.
10 shares First National Bank OF ia.
maica. 96.
SIS shares santa Catalina Company. 81
per share.
Company common; ~ shares West
chester .Bronxviiis Realty Company
preferred. -: lot,
Claims against the following: Henry
Lampe, $3.50; Jacob T%yauben. s75: Mrs.
Herman futtcreI. .sI7S.J, DAILY,
Behnins. Sioo. - lot.
The sun., 1916-12-28
Tito Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co,

OFFTIE OF I'VE ST.ITIET ny
Baltimore. Mi. December -. iHlG.
Tho Board of Directors this day declared
from the net earnings Of the mpau for
the slN months ending December ~, 1915. \
Dividend Of Two ca Fer tcni. on the Tro-
fcrrci stock ~ tho COMPANY, payable
March |. 1917, tn tho stockholders Of record
at tho close II business on January %. i9l1.
Tho Board also declared from the surplus
earnings Of tho company a dividend ~ Two
and one-half t@i.D Per cont, on the com
mon stock OF tho Company, payable March
!, lHl1, To the stockholders Of record at the
close OF business On January 20, 1910.
The transfer books viii not close,
q. ". MOOLEORp. SccrctarN
The sun., 1916-12-28

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
Of NEW YORK TITLE AND MORTGAGE
COMPANY. for the election OF Directors
and Inspectors Of Election ~ serve for the
succeeding year. will be held at the office
OF the Company. No. 135 broadway, New
York City. on Tuesday. the 9th of January
1917, at 1880 o'clock In the afternoon.
will he closed on December 80. 1915. at IL
N. and rcopencd on January 10th. 1917. at
10 A.. n.
Dated, New York, December >, 1916.
GERHARD KUEHNE. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-12-28
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
IIu.a.nus.s~IA

Interest on First and Gcneral Mortgage
Five Fer Cent, Gold Bonds Of this Com
pany, due 1897, will he paid on or after
January /. 1917. upon presentation OF cou.
pom No, 10 tn tho Columbia Trust Company,
No. go Broadway. New YORK;. y. Y.
j, N. u. HONSEy, Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-12-28

UTFTIF Of TIE T~NENSUTEEN
New York. December 81, 1915.
Interest coupons maturing on aud after
January |, 1917, from tho following bonds
g, 4 O. GENERAL FUNDING a. INP. rs,
e. 4 o. cRAlG VALLEY BRANCH SIS.
= 4 q POTTS CREEK NRANCH IS.
RALEIGH 4 SOUTHWESTERN RY. co, IS,
when accompanied hy proper income taN
certificates, will he paid at this COmpany's
office. No. ~ Broadway.
Coupons du" prior 10 January I, 1917.
from the above bonds should be presented
for psymen to I, T., Morgan & Co, No, %
Wall Street, rs heretofore.
JAS. STEUART MACKlE. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-12-28
B. L. HASKINS,
TO THE HOLDERS OF
THE BEECH CREEK COAI 4 COKE ca.
ftfst Mortgage Five Per Cent.
Forty Neuv sinking Fund Gold bonds.

NOTici; i. hsr.hv aiy"p nursunn, IN
Article Third OF the First Mortgage. dated
June list. 1904, securing the above bonds,
that on the 18th day Of January, 1917. at
~ o'clock noon. at Room AIS, stephen
Girard Building, Philadelphia, Pa. there
VIII he n meeting OF the holders of the
outstanding bonds Issued undrr and secured
by said First Mortgage for the purpose OF
voting on the proposed release from the
lien and operation OF said mortgage Of
Tract No. 80 described In the above mcr
toned mortgage. 1t is proposed to soil
said Tract No. ~ for the sum OF Five
thousand ,i.o0O) dollars.
BEEclktREEK COAL & COKE COMPANY.
nv A, -. EDW ARDS. Secretary.
Dated. New York. December ~. 1915.
The sun., 1916-12-28
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
Of the City Of New York,

NEW NOfK, DtCtlNbeF I'm, WV.
Notice Is hereby giSen that the Annual
Meeting of the shareholders of this Bank
for the election OF Directors to serve during
the coming year and for the transaction OF
such other business as may come before the
Meeting. will be held at the ba nking-house
Nassau and Pine streets. Tuesday. January
9th, 1917, between the hours OF - o'clock
NJ. and / o'clock r. NJ. .
ELMER f. WHITAKER. Cashier.
The sun., 1916-12-28
METAL MARKET.

Practically all the business bcing done in
and resales 1T y TO ~. lower a pound. A
sale OF January was reported yesterday at
thst delivery were said TO be frequent The
leading interests were quoting 81 Ia 81. Tor
the third quarter and 3li. to ace. for the final
The sun., 1916-12-28

of This Company Tor tho election OF Dlrcc-
tors, election of Inspectors OF Election and
for TIA" transaction OF such other business.
shall come before tho meeting. will he
held Mt the office Of the Company. 30 Lib.
erty Street. in the city Of New York. the
"a LAY Of January, 1917. at I. o'clock noon,
The polls viii remain open until 1880
O'Clock =. VI.
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COM
PANl OF NEW YORK.
Thoo. T.. Gaty,
Vice President Secretary.
The sun., 1916-12-28
THE CONIEY FOIL COMPANY.

Notirc Il horohy GIVen That Tho Nnnual
Meeting OF tn" stockholders Of Tho 'onlcy
Foil company for the election Of Directors
aud the transaction of sdch other business
a. may properly come before tho meeting
will be held At tho cunpany's oficc. 81
West 25th Street, New York. y. V, at .
o'clock y. NJ, on January an. 1917. Polls
viii remain open half an hour.
LOUIS u. CONLEN, Secretary.
The sun., 1916-12-28
CONSOLIDATED

Irrcgulsrity developed In the Consolidated
cral trend Of prices In the early dealings was
tcwsrd Improvement. 4 setback IN tho after
noon carried many stocks down sharply. Au.
tWnohile issues were soft, with Maxwell Motor
and Studehakcr IN particular losing ground
substantially, Mexican Petroleum also broke
decidedly. United States steel common At one
time WAS almost two points above It's closing
Quotatirn on Tuesday. hut II ended unchanged
Commission houses hanilcd a well distributed
business IN odd lots.
Sales Of mining stock were a. follows:
The sun., 1916-12-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


An organization has been formed To- .e f
business In the selling aud huN TX H
hlsh-grhdc Investment Securities, Irt''I
arlN Foreign Government aud NurNl"'
Loans In three months over tton". o"N
securities have been dealt IN, aud iu pE .H'
TO take advantage Of the large rcuuur.
tive business now offered to tho vorupa
which Includes two Foreign ~,;oNcrurI'l
Loans amounting to over SO, 600, o0n, ~
proposed 10 Increase the capita nf tn rN"
to $1,000, 900. -Four gentlemen arc '
vltcd 4" become Directors, each able 10 -
q nnhnciHl interest to tho amount "
$.oO 200. Preference will he given to ~ ''
who through their competitions Will he v" =
M IN the distribution Of securities ana
placing Of undcrw riting purtiripstious ''
ply with full particulars of experience, n
70 International, 1901 Flatiron Rljg -
York GUY.
The sun., 1916-12-28
OurlIMgtea Z Missouri Rive.
Railroad osmpaay IN Nebraska
CsassIldsisd Mortgage
Per Cent. Sends
DUE July l.. 1918

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT In
pursuance of a Trust Mortgage Deed e1e-
cuted to Tho New England Trust Company,
River Railroad Company. In Nebraska.
dated July l.. 1873. tho following ~ Con.
Of said Railroad Company. secured. by said
Deed Of Trust. have been drawn fer pay"
ment. viz: ....
The sun., 1916-12-28
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY

Interest on Thirty Year First Mortgage
Sinking Fund Gold Bonds Of this Company.
due 1871. Will he paid on and after January
/. 1917, upon presentation Of Coupon No. ~
to tn" Bankers Trust Company, No, ls Wall
street, New York, y. Y.
J, NJ, u, HOXSEy. Treasurer,
The sun., 1916-12-28

Liverpool cahlcs-Spot. quiet sales. 800
bAles speculation and export. 40 \urri an.
1000; imports. 5000: American. 1900: mid.
upland, 10. sd. Futures opened ,irn ~ o. So
% points advance: closed irres ulsr at net
adv ancc Of 81 TO ~ points. .'anua ~. February.
N.7; March.April m5c: Nay Jun,. ~
ly.Auguat. 1915: October M, 'mirr. ?Si.
0anchcstcr-Ysrns and cloths, Quir:.
The sun., 1916-12-28
TIL BANK OF

NV Nork, Dec. TO, I9I6,
The Board Of Directors have to-day de-
clared n semi annual dividend OF fourteen
40 per cent, free Of tax. payable January
I'd. 1917, to stockholders OF record OF this
date. The transfer books will remain closed
until January Sd, 1917,
w. NJ. BENNETT. Cashier.
The sun., 1916-12-28

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2i.-A decided show
q strength was made by cotton to-day on
moderate but insistent buying on a small
market. Offerings were Slender and the mar
ket apparently was oversOld. Recent short
sellers covered steadily In rather a small
way. Close steady at a net rise OF Il to 81
Doints. Futures:
The sun., 1916-12-28

LenI spot market quiet and q paints higher
q i7.1 for middling upland sales nil.
louthern spot markets aud sales:
0elveston steady. 80 y. higher. II. ahr. 40.
New Orleans quiet. unchanged. II. .5c. sos.
Mobile nominal. unchanged. lie.
94yannah nominal. unchanged. IsLc.
MllminSton steady. -. higher. lS1ac.
Norfolk steady. "a y. higher. is.sSc.
kogueta quiet. unchanged. l7.s0r.
Houseon steady. 20 y. higher, l7.eoc.: ~.
Uttie Rock quiet. - p. higher. 7.:5c, ga.
PORT RECEIPTS.
The sun., 1916-12-28
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
DE THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

New York, December 22nd, 1916,
The Board OF Directors have this day de-.
clarcd "A dividend of ST. PER CENT, nay.
able on and after j. nuary End, 1911. 'Ths
transfer books Will remain closed unttl that
date.
ELMER L. WHITAKER. cushlsr.
The sun., 1916-12-28
BONDS CALLED.
NEW YORK sHIPBU1LD1NG coNpAv,
FIRST MORTGAGE TWENTY
YEAR GOLD RONps

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice H. hereby given that pu,.u...
90 the provisions contained In Ar;ieis iMt
Of the mortgage dated July list, 1904 al.
BY the New York shipbuilding Com,nsvWsa
The Union Trust Company Of Pittshns.vN
Trustee, to secure an issue Of $4,000 Sss...t
the following bonds will be redee msH ~!
retired on January list. 1917, to wit: sua
The sun., 1916-12-28

New Yor%. Doe. 2sth. 1915.
Tho Annual Meeting Of the stockholders
of this bank for tho election Of Directors
and tn" transaction Of such other business
a. may properly come before the meeting
will he hcld at it, banking rooms. No. aSi
Eighth Avenue. on Tuesday, January 9Th,
1911. at 10 o'cioc& \. NJ. the polls to be
open from 10 to II o'clock 4. VI.
NATHANIEL. MILLS, Jr.. Cashier.
The sun., 1916-12-28
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
266th Consecutive Semi. Annual DIVIDEND
ESTABLISHED 1874.
The Bank of New York
National BANKING Association,
National Banking Association.

New York, Dec. 10, 1916.
The Board Of Directors have this day
declared a semi-annual. dividend OF
Eight $50 per cent. and an extra divi-
dend Of Two eco per cent, payable on
and after January ., 1917, to stock
holders of record Of December %. 1916.
JOSEPH ANDREWS, Cashier.
The sun., 1916-12-28
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

December 2lst, 1915.
Tho Board Of Directors has this day de-
clared n dividend OF four per cent. iiccl,
payable on January md, 1917. to stockhoid-
ers Of record at the close OF business De-
cember Goth. 1915.
JOSEPH RYRNE. Cashier.
The sun., 1916-12-28
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Holly Sugar Corporation

A quarterly dividend Of ~ e, covering
the period from November !, 1915. to Feb
rlarN !, 1917, has this day been declared
On tho Preferred stock Of the HOLLY
OUGAR CORPORATIONS. Said dividend II
pss dbic February ], 1917, to stockholders of
record at tho clos" Of business January 10,
1917. Checks viii bc mailed.
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
\. y, CARLTON. President.
December %. 1916.
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The bonds bearing tho above numbers
will be paid At par at the office Of ths
Undersigned. 1876 Devonshire Street, Boston,
Mass, after the First Day Of JanusPy.
1917, from which date Interest on safd
bonds will cease In conformity with the
terms of the Trust Deed.
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sEAROARD NATIONAL BANK.

New York. December II. 1915.
The Board of Directors has declared the
usual quartely dividend OF Three 90 per
cent, payable on January :. 1917. to stock
holders OF record on December IS. 1915.
". Il. cLENERLEY. Cashier.
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BY JAMES r. HOOPER. President
Boston. Mass. December ~. 10l0.

AUDITOR. Office Manager. Manager. ten
years experience. desires new connection;
references and bond furnished. e, j.. III
sun.
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.5c. 81. MuSHROOMS--Whitc. 4 III. has
ket. H..5ml50: brown, sinl.s5: buttons,
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:. ToMATOEs-Lb. l5n CSC: Western,
H., 10 ~ zoe, CRApES--Jh a.
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Z NlnE RANK.

Thoo. r. Gaty,
Vice President Secretary.