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LIVE O MARKET.

REEVES Receipts, 1905 head: es cars
on sale, steers in light supply. and steady;
bulls. thin rows and tat stock arm: me-
dunn grades steady. the yards were
cleared. Common 20 fairly prime steers
sold at 1915 and SO ner 100 lbs, oven
aud &7.25. Cows at 81 40 and $3.50: con"
at 81, Dressed beef steady at II and l5'sc.
for city dressed native sides,
Sales II. Shamberg n son, 81 virginia
steers, i,s0s lbs, average. so per 100 lbs
II West Virginia. l,lGa, $3.50 .? Kentucky,
lucky ststrs. i,:l7. 1855, 90. 1867, $50,
Virginia steers, ,.:s:, $40; 10, l,:35. 81;
30 Hentucsy,, i,sci, $40 e. i.i:'' So
ss,'s; 2 STAYS. i,o7s. ~ bulls. go. $3.50
9 COWS, ahs. t5s5i {, $50. $3.50. s.
sanders. ?s r%irsipis steers i.'s:' $50; %.
oxen. i.7:o, tT.ss; . COWS. l.ito. fG.3b; ~
l,oSS, $3.50: .. 1886. e6.?5; 2. beo, S.. Nc
Ph~rson & Co. 20 Virginia steers, i.t3T.
$3.50: . state. 90. 81 49, hull. loo,
s7.?5: 5. LEO. sssai 4, 7tj, s.: 2, 40,
$3.50 / heiter aao, $3.50; 2? $50. $50
$3.50. u. 1903 500 g.. ~ $40; =
$3.50. .. 1000, Siaa; . oil. ;tl5; 4, l,oi.,
s3.75. ,. 1000. 800, -, ?o@. 50 90; o. s.t,
i3.s0, al, SCI. asa, Newton & 20, 20
Virginia steers, i,idt, $50.
CALVES Receipts. iGs head. '1 on
sale: market active and hrm. Common 10
cuils al &sI $50 srnssers at 1e,b5V7, Fed
calves at Sgs.io. Western calves at 80,
city dressed veals Arm at lsQ3:c. coun-
try dressed at $50 zoe; dressed grassers
and fed calves at t36iSe.
Ssles-kerns Commission Company. ia
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freely as soon as cars are obtainabis and
when husking and Smelling have made
further progress. In the local cash mar
kct No. ? yellow was quoted At ef.1<k. ten
days shipment c. !. {. New York.
OATS-Thc market was Arm early. but
later eascd on with wheat and corn despite
export sales Of about 100000 bushels. and
closed y to ,te. net lower; Local s..h
quoted at s.ta s3c.; No. . white $50
S:tc.. No. . white. G0s2hc.: No.
white. CIV 0s2c.; fancy clipped white.
ee4 % Csc. ordinary clipped white. sth o
6sc, all elevator.
RyE-Msrket steady. Ne. . western,
t.60 C. l. T. New York.
BARLEY--Market steady. Fssd,ns. Gee
Z. o. b. New York.
.HAY.Market frmer. No. 4. t.leoliS;
No. ?. n.o': No. .. sSe.; shipping. 20 ssc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet. Good
milling. 80 per 100 lbs.
Wheat. INCLUDING nouL s2ports for ths
$685. ss bushels. against S.s3s.i $50 the pre-
yious week and 10. :3s.l4S last year: since
July J.. ih0. c25.<5i against <e.33s.s1 last
year. Corn expor for the week. bs2,s11,
against 1.0i7.ss3 last week and s73.s53 last
year; since July J.. si.bs3. iss. against i.iis..
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GENERAL CHEMICAL MELON.
Extra snd Special Dividends, with
ROauaes 10 I;wpIoyces.

Directors Of the General Chemical
Company have declared an extra dlvi-
dcnd OF 8 per cent, and a special divi-
dend Of 10 per cent. on the common
stO X. payable February | 10 hoida,s of
record December 80. A dividend of 2
per cent, will also be paid March I to
common stockholders of record Feb
ruary 81. Tho regular quarterly divi-
dend o. ~ per cent, on the preferred
stock also was declared. payable Jan
uary 2 to holders 81 record December IS,
Holdcrs W common stock OF record
OF December 30 get the privilege OF sub
scrihlng for new amounts equivalent to
20 par cent Of their present holdings.
and new common stock will he issued to
cover these requirements. Tho special
dividends on iho Onno will Ilvc hold
Crs sufficient funds 10 take care Of their
subscriptions. Tho stock Is How selling
at about S32O n share.
4 graded bonus OF from 9 to III per
rent. VAS voted by the directors to m
ployccs VI the company on their earn
ings from December I to November 30
next. ths amount to depend on the
Length Of service and loyalty q tAs
workers.
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GRAIN MARKET.

WHEtT-The market was fo,crlsh and
lower. closing near the bottom with net
tesses Of ~ u@Ac. There was heavy pr"sS-
In the. DecembtT position and n was the
WAS nervous over efforts 10 facilitate Dolly
aytes. The Northwestern markets werc also
weak, and while cash premiums were not
materially altered, Their" seemed 10 he n NJ
sc tiore pressure on the cash position, which
was felt more kesnly on account, of the
lack OF export demand Buyers for the al
.lsd Governments showed lttle Interest In
she r,atkrt, being huny s~rArginE for trans
porting the grain already spurchnsci. Ne
lonk as this apathy continues It ~ the he
lief that the market might show hcavirrss,
although Il WAS 'hnue'rt probate that tho
pssitinn 10 bly FOR February and March
shipment Fables we're V"lk and advIres
from abroad were that st0TkS are thrrhl
and that It IL believed reduirnmrnts up until
next june can b" supplied frum rRnsda,
Australia. Argentina and india. wlth mite
help from tho United states No further
development occurred In connection with
the question ~ An export embargo. but the
trade ut large mas become nervous over the
possibility NJ cur'Hiltd export sileY Fcir4
81 a railroad strike and the difficulties be
ipg encountered In securing rull insurance
on grain In elevators also served to under
mine confidence. In Tn" local cash market
No. I durum was quoted at i2Ca No :
bsrd, &..0OL No / uuTlhrrp Duluth,
$40: No. northern Manitoba. i2.O7is.
Al H. o. b. New York.
CORN--The market declined from an
Leases OF ~ TO itsc The Argentine. crop
ssws was again bullish, but prices there
were lowe! and longs sold freely In sym.
pathy with wheat, Export sales were Of
fair Dsoportiobs. but the prevailing Inn
0sssssen was that the country win sell
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CHICAGO. Nov. fredericksburg.
S7.OsO; weak at 10 to i5c. abov" Yesterday
average Rulk, t91ap9s5, light. $500
80 MIXED, H1odiO; heavy, S9,35Jlo.
roughs, 81 aSms5o; pigs, s6,@idsao.
cattle ,Itcceipts, a,o0o; weak, Native
beef cattle, I~,7inl2,O3; Western steers,
$3.50 1875; s,ockers AMI feeders. s,.7ba
49,; cows and heifers, s3.75ug,5o; calves,
she.p-Rec.ipts. 5000: weak. w.,h.rs,
CHoMa: ewes. H3Su7,so, lambs, -
ST. LOUIS, nov i7.-Hoss Receipts,
1880; 10 to lhc. higher, Lights, 3?l6H
pigs. S6bodSTj, mixed and butchers,
"nio. good heavy. E.soQio. bulk. g.SS
$3.50.
r~aule-Rcccipts. 5000; steady. Native
beef steers, s.. toall.5o; ,carlinE steers
and h%eifers, $3.50 ulliO. COWS. S~5.5ou775;
s,ock-rs and feeders. s. 3OH7,5n: TEXAS
quarantine steers, f1S0MS prime southern
steers, NT9, cows aud hoifrrs, 81 5oG
$50; prime ~yearling steers and he.ter'.
3TiOGs, native calves, s6nllI5.
s75oHl.; ewes, ~s3.73u7.so, ycarlings. -
KANSAS CITY. Nov. l7.-Hog.-R.
ceipts. 4. 900, 10 20 l5c higher. BUS. ss+5U
40. heavy. ss.TS ala, packers Ani butch
ers. G.ooa995. HIGHT. $:S09So, piss.
81
Tatt,,- Receipts. l,Soo. Including 100
Prime fed steers. SIC ?5nll.6o, dressed
beef steers, s7.3OuiO southern sIcers, G75
1850 cows, Si5mS h"lf"rs, tb.Soa ::
bulls, S5u6bo: calves, 1G.5oWI u,
Sheep-Receipts. $500; - to .eSr. lower.
Lambs. NlGil,s5. yearlings, 91b0tTb;
wethers, ~ so s. 80; ewes, Ss7b97.76
PtrTsDuRG. Nov. iT-Cattls steady;
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supply light Choice. Vussoi r''m'
s. 10 Il 10.
sheep steady: supply iisht. Fr'in'
wethcrs. Ss.?SaS.So; cults ana commo7
81 50 d; lambs. Sall.7S; veal CAVE.
tl@Tl@G0.
Hogs steady; receipts. N doub'sds'h'
Prime hcavies. 50 mediums tlt.
HNo; heavy Workers. &a6TaSi Ngh'
Workers, @da.5, pigs. ST51s. rough
s9di9i0,
ENsT BUFFALO. Nov. i-.-ca,us-rs
ccipis, $50; active ana steady.
10 so.
Hogs-R.ceir,s. 1880; slow, H.ay,
tl0,obd 1915; mixed. Sl0nlolo yorker,
sgnoWlo: light workers., 81 903a.;b. rs'
N,ISHs.9O: roushs, Sss5ae; stays 49,
US:5.
sheep and I.ambs-Recsipts. Ieool az
tive. Lambs, ts1le; yearlinGs. esS9l'i
wethers s.hOg9; ewes. N6s. mike
sheep. Uds.25.
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Vim no new business reported. Offering.
taken. cen,riiussl, a.toc.. ,moia...s. 8 ss &c.,
and cost and freight. 5.c.
sCGAR, EEflNED-Tsbi... cases : ID.
cases 5 II. carbon. fuli .i.. s ,sSl.,.' ana ia. s 90.
a $50 '0' s"t lo On : .s ::'.'; cr s:sls 'se,s.'
s;!sd' Sc. XXSx pass.f-d, !,ss.'. pane and
s MD co "a .snis,n.Is g y bulk powdered
"a end 5 III, cartons. : soc' and Zoo In
.'soc;; .ari tSt COARSE ." sran%Is,:a. F T!ssS. sS
ira fine Eranulat"d. 'aOc.; eagle .. o., and
bass; S IN. sfam nnn sd"n and I ~ So, : Do %.
bag. do; 7eos: 10 III, bag. DO. .,Sess. IN
.,c: nm. granulat.d and diamond 4.
Sc. !, !nsS. SSSS: 3: fiSsSS:::: Ne. !. 80.
AND an" i i. " ass5ss.' No. ~ ''o'' Nos Ia. IA
HEGETABI. -. MIsCELIANEOUs-AR.
- Esmcslifornls French; drum.
hRussELs sPRours"sHsss"'.. S Ss,' nsiggoS
donS Island, st. sni:c; California. small,
basko,; ii.26G:So; green .ba.Sst' u.sssa
~: FLORIDA. way. basket si:Sa3; sreen.
S%ancnc-. y; tops s'S on. bHi.i ia :s p.r iS 49,
r. bag. ,N.5oHI:;s cAhRoTs-SearibSyy,
81 SSi..' ,sa!''ss';o ~" Washed. 1H tops cn.. Ssp.
ss:5w?:So: unwashed, 100 IN. bag. $500
l.o cIcuMBERs-Florida, basket. $3.50
a5"o' hothousc, Long Island. dozen. IT
cARBAGEs-Dani-h seed. ION. ucGss:
southern. crate. ,.%y.:3S .Ia n"; and m'i i."ns
islanh' rcd, hol. as5o"2?j. CELERY
!. nn 20 "a ga rs,,o s,S,e ",", n.:r0y ST1,r.
:: Soas:S: Long Island crate, SOL;
~ Long Island, lons cut, No. / Dbl,
Loo; Long Island. long cut, No. .
GSHiiicohhTg1,:SSssaarsss. 'T S...ci rr% scc s, I''' FL FL.
box. ':9as5 KALE.virsinls. ebl., Mg
r. !. saio:. Observation-Disclosures @1l;s.,sl"
sUo ,ss: LIMA pEASsTMstSa and
.,t 500; a,I.:s; carolina, s,:te,. 5oS'm
az. Nearby, 100 ,buneSe. SIS
! nl.5o. ELECTROMAGNETIC. 4 IN. has.
ks,, ~,l:S@i:7S; brown, i. 10. basket s.
S 9iiSS; e4!.on'' and M Il; basket N S'c; az,
s?n2.sj' yellow. 100 10. bag, 1880; red,
100 III. has. 'a.:5aS.IS5 Orange county,
ys''p%, 10: y. 1Y, 'a?SmsI:; red, 100
II. has, .s25ds.i5. oKRA-Fiorlda, per
basket, sam3 q till carrier. s?.5Ou3; . tn
carrier. 4: Jersey, basket, $3.50 . 80.
PEAS California. per drum. S6Ti2: Mary
land. basket Gmt: virginia. small. large
basket, s2,I0mt.60; small. small basket.
seas; virginia. large. large basket, ssa7;
virginia. large, small basket, stUj; North
basket ,?Ws' pEpPERs"F,"or,daa' ''b box,
s3at.6o. -PARsLEy-Scarby 100 punches.
I? 5: virginia, basket. 7jc. 81. PUMP
klNS-Bbl. f.e5m so. RADISHES-
Nearby, 100 lunches. 5oc, ail southern.
basket. 75c.Tsl.75. RoMAINE-Nearhy,
bbl. 'bc. &l..5: state, crate, zoe. a. 81;
basket. 2oai5c, Maryland. basket. 500
75c.; North Carolina, basket, 40 a Use. VIZ
ginia. basket. 50n 75c. Florida, basket. 90
Virginia, bbl, sac, 0si.2s, sQuAsH-Near-
by. marrow. bhl., ti5Oa2; nearby. Hub
bard. bbi.. Sed2.5O; Florida. white, box,
s2?Sa2.50. TuRNIPS-Rutabaga, bhl.
or bag; si.IbG:; white. bbl:, S:as. TO
Soa.', 70 Ii. Sasssi' 1850 i'.7s. wsArfEGm,
cREss-ioo punches. sle5,
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ALFRED ]. KEPPELMAM.
SscHsvy.
81 Min Street,
Boston. Mas.
Summary Of Plan

TIL: o. cb As,i, % sd ,sI', ,. .;Ssi': re-. !: Of p, the r'j R, :; .T Som 1,oHs1'i. :, .!
;eee4is!sS .::S 4 Il; .:ef;:s'sh y II, I'll, sfr'i:S::: The tSs.s::s o.
f. !!:sy :T;1 i: ISL lsis e. s:I' ya Hs' S Ss1 isls S' Ia. r %e, S::s s. :s'f ss' " :s &:
:S,. : e: s . pr y: u /: . Ss%aE:1y ! ;siiS'ss ss.p 5:S ssS: i I ? ss%;
e ess. ti iss 'ss fa ssss' n:'' q sf' ne Frs: so" .as R:iaa ;ss y x 'sa:: e.
Itis.,isn Z. being contested by the Railway COMPANY and BY the
}s se's. Si1.So%'t co%mia ae" nass Been K sSidi"s i"fotm. 2, eo me sS.e:
isnsin %e% Sesdso ID '.e 81 i.' d. eo R.G1~.s G 5ssas:s"t''' ua ad.:' IN, a"d Pro- Re:
Ei:iHn. Of ;,,, the P!am and Ass g .mHax. Of Rec kso1 msRt ii .. The Join.
e99mp,cmi. ., er arrangement mt. that may; in il; disers'isn: Be deemed
respect to any other secured or unsecured obligations of or claims
e' In .d 3 i %,' to mo as%se"s ses. and equipment, obligations. tn.
RailSsy Company has eutstandins in he hand: Ct the public
s q e,pissI . ,aei : al OF oS Hi a RsSs"'DF''' and '74'''7zH" par value
tn. NssSs,t'S COMMITTEES Ss,wsen and %t s%e HAYDEN ID ss eo 1snfats'i h. ee% 1ssu,ssd
in concerted action looking to early reorganization of the Railway
Standing that approximately $. s%sooesSco n e"' ea s e ugSn IN wo "ndf Se
: :ss;ss sh. IN the i:'i Fan :s.li provide !ss ei tSf 'S: t eG%%'' to- p 81: ss',
sS1asr; Si l ns~ Of s he p sssd eS,r stock csI is "a nsx Up S. 70 By 81; ;h. Pc,
The properties Of the Railway Company are either to be retained
, x:. 70 2. Be- ysssS in n !, , m new b :o Ss':1y,O .. ,b ;; E r, fos, css%gsny ,,Ma,
Committee. subject to all liens of record.
New Securities
;,,u TIKI , r. 5sloxst company will have capital stock presently
::'s$$$s$ : +; +; |: e: ~: n: !! 4 s s::!!::::ss : :ssia' and
.sr%ins that the authorized amounts Of the sns preferred stock or
specified by not more than ~si5ooooCo in par amount for both: and
h Plan Ia may nj sps be- paced in the q treasury OF III tire re 90 am e%t tompaS ),
from I" and SS .| Rts'i jury s. I50f isr S"a and /" d s 1s " pfe fe fc st Stock * ~ .nTp Se
s: S:;s & " ;h 70 jsa' 's k: :"s"% '.$% ' Sa% s''i' such s. si's as 1.s ";s
's. !: j. ); , y s s:ls% :;s,; : :' g ~ n ! a ! $Ss% s; :; + i :: : :; : a;Sias"s' over
The Smarter Of the IeoIsani1ed company viii provide. for eumu-
elected so annually: 4 a. f TSe1e viii 4 BE- G.'ef "o yoa ams .s1u S,'e sssss.G T'~ With ss
respect to any stock i'suable to depostors under the Plan.
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MRS. GUS rubin SUES,
wants Rcimbur nj for nonS Al
legged Burglar Forfeited.

An alleged burglar betrayed the 'us'
reposed In him by Mrs. Sarah NJ RuhN'
who furnished his bail. lie failed 20 AZ
pear IN court for trial.
Mrs, Rubin Is now suing tho W ,
Burns Detective Agency for $4,000 D..
cause. she says, the agency's men d'dn
keep close enough watch on the alese''
burglar. whose mann Is Richard We'll
mAn
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METAL MARKET.

The corner market for delivery during the
current year has become practically dtr-
because Of the scarcity Of the metal.
Prices now are about "a cents. but even higher
price obtainable for January and February
delivery 10 % cents q pound: March. S.h cents:
April, May and June, q cents; July. August
and September, sou to u cents. and October.
November and December. - cents.
Exports OF copper from the Atlantic ports
for the week ended Thursday were eoeS tons.
since November the exports totalled II. - tons.
compared with is.S7e in the same period . year
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov i7-Aner bulgins 10
0ow high levels 10. day cotton broke IN rather
. sensational manner, landing half a cent
down from the topmosl levels on the most
active months. The releasing Of u large line
Of long contracts was the accented cxplana.
ton: II preclpitated general liquidation for
Q while. but the market stcadied toward the
Close, and lat prices were at a net loss OF
only ] TO 10 points At the lowest the net
les was ~ 10 q points Futures.
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Local spot market quiet at 20 points decline
70 tn" basis Of 9.9 for mlddling upland
oalra nil.
Southern spot markets and sales:
GslSeston quiet. unchanged, %. IS ., 500.
Memphis steady. Is p. up. enc. $500
Houston steady. unchanged. 90. aJc. 5.lTS.
Augusts steady. L. y. M, 20 Osc. Ism.
New Orleans siesdy. ~ y np. ls.N?r. Isis.
Mobile steady, n y. M, 90 -.
Charleston firm, 49,, M. enr. ia
Wilmington steady. Is y. M. .ar e,o3o.
HAltimore nominal. ~. W. 2O'.c,
Little RSk steady, % y. M, M.
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REORGANIZATION
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway C0mpan

r. HISapS
Certificates for shares Of stoek. and
Twenty.Year Five Per Cent. Gold Debentures Of
the cHcAeo. ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY:
r.o Msais Il St of II! s'. .Sov , = = r'e eom aas Hs as Il No"emSeS
1: re Gsm s: bee. .n Srf ss. s.. BY . ths S"sei Sy me COMMITTEES sS%s Rsef }ol 81:
s:sts, s:,: 81 hi giy k 81 '.sY,' cs sa sy ,S Is'i ,o u esmu, ,ss DeP Gscie. Assss;
s ;,sss .. n. ss es s } Hayden ds"s ss. i.. of Gsifs e &si's:; Nathan L.
.s. esss' rom 2s IL s4 z'iR :ss A 4Eys! e E! SsS!s':,.s ~. e e., &Ss i
.:sis. snd 2s.; X: Plan. and Monroe Streets Chicago Ill., the Ds''''
Holders Of Stock Of the Railway Company who desire TO par,
s the .dd Hes above stated "a" on or ~b before s"" DSEecEMBsER :. 1915.
til. H s:iir:, Of c 1%s.sy;y so, sty: ssT c ssso. Ss,f Dsstn sss :. ID
R .ss mS:, d cS%%, ,ssir T Dss: a . to ~ Ri'' IL. coupon ,o III s., ,sTJ January
t ssfs1. 3 S5H'esiERRssSESss '' :. i;is At the addresses above stated on or
issued !. r 5, e. q b. syssy such 4.e ssSG:'' ; nc et ..%:. A Of PsSH;i' Mil nil ;:
made to- o list st Certificate. Of Deposit upon the New York Stock
Dated, New York, November "a. 1915.
,, q, u, :: ] I| |EE'|: | }(|E|I|!!!:: .''''''''
Joint Reorganization ce~min~.
Tn =, eG"%,..ss; NAMED n ss1's n:,s :, :'' ;ss ;s, .ss R,:n . :%s .s, .ss
;:ssss =: sss e ss!s:': 9! " p:s::::!. !: =: ssi sssst q IL, Ssi S:'i'~ sss
s: 4: 81; g.: III |: :: EAT |s :;:iE E|I;s: 49,
D.b-~s.,. commin~.
:sSSsss*;* !. . *s:E:'' e'''"-'
ALnrD s..s.,lHA". s sSRSSsEdSRR1 15IShfsS$EHssssSsa. :.
81 I ss si IS: sS E8ES ., T 4EN Exe SsIrH.
A~n~ stoesheid<,I COMMITTEE.
.,.,ey.e,. ,.-~-, ESF;;'ss. .s.z zEsHESSs;ssD ff's:'--
"ss; :: IS: sg' sr. ss ;H Sx SEGSS..v.,.
Heyd~ Sfoekhod~I Committee.
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LIVERPOOL, Nov II Weekly cotton Stats.
0cs: Imports. $1,000 American, 20. DG0 stock.
$4,000: American. 900, 0s0: forwarded, a. 0N
American. s7,n1 exports, 1000 sales, Al. 900
American, q, OOD.
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Harris, Forbes A. Ce,. Lee HiEEinson 4 Co
and Kissel. Klnnicutt & Co, are Offering
sS6'6ss.006 iut-rboroush RAPID TRANSIT
Company first aud refundiEE ) per cent.
bonds at 80 and Interest. These bonds rep
% 500 .bsb, 900 authorized by the Public
Service Commission IN connection with tho
contract between New York city and Tho
interborough for the extension Of the IaDid
transit SYSTEM
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PORT RECEIPTS AND STOCKS
Totals......... 5s,:Q 2S3,i AZ 29e, 90 lsS, 90
INTERIOR RECEIrTs AND SrOCkS.

Liverpool Gables spot fair business sales
1000 bales. speculation aud export. 500 Amer.
lean. 500; imports 6,oJo, none American md.
land upland IL .0si, Futures opened Irregular,
= TO . points higher closed firr, NJ net advance
O. IL to q points. JanuHry February IL &c
March. April, II. 23is M~sy-Junc ~ 81 July Au
gust l2.3s October November ll.i2. Manchester
-iarns hrIn cloths In good demand.
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LONDON PRICES.
BUSINESS RECORD.
Petitions In BANKRUPTCY.

BENJAMIN GoLDRING AND DAVID
Gbi.DRlN.. individually aud as copart,
ners, trading az Goldring Bros. retail
trimming and dress goods, 1903 Madison
avenue. involuntary. Liabilities and as
HAvERTyS TANIcABs. INC. ssras.
and taNicsh service. ln East Forty hrs,
street. voluntary. liabilities. S33.i33: as.
s Sil G ,l,Ss.i r cf %ss y r,r.m,, .c s;+n Jcsa
". Browne: s3.5oo: Patrick conroy. s!3s.
HARRIS o AND TOBIAS woLGANG,
Houston street. voluntary; liabilities,
3,tso: no assets.
MAURICE LEVIN. trading as Arrow Art
Linen Company. 800 Broadway. involun-
tsry Liabilities and assets not giyen
EMANUEL BoRSsTEIN AND WILLIAM
BoRNSrElN. trading as Il. Bernstein 4
Son, IIl5 Lexington avenue, voluntary;
liabilities. $3.50; assets. $3.50.
Receivers Appointed.
LOUIS USCATu. dry goods. 1868 Lenox
avenue. charles Compton appointed re-
vAS AT HpHs MAC MACHINE COMPANY. INC.
appointed Percy L. Klock temporary re-
u. coats and Ralph t. Nickel. directors.
for a dissolution Of the corporation.
Richard Steel has been named as referee
and an order to show cause was set
down for December ~,
Attainment.
GLOBE BARBER FIXTURE COMPANY.
INC, :30 Canal street. assigned to
George =. Fulton. Wallace C. Bentley is
president.
Manhattan Judgments Filed.
First name that Of debtor.
Argyle Chemical 60, Inc.-B. Brown.
no'h~cll, .John.-W. =: Sinclair ..-..... i.oc7.B
iiauman. M"del TO-. Inc. 4 Jacob X.
Bsuman-M Il. Schroeder ..,..,,..,.. 1906, 6:
~, Of New York ...".."."M,.. 1855
Cork Il zirha Marble Col. A. Pissna
ct al Observation-Disclosures. $500
America People, &c",.":.".,.." 3,5oo,o %
Lead Co.'"''', nes7
uihson.. Charles.A. Liddell .,.,,."..,: 5000
.Cons'ruction Go. ."......:"".:.... I,ss1
n Dexter Observation-Disclosures. ss, %
j. Kulla Observation-Disclosures. s@. 6:
Michel; Jehp ud ! T,n.ds'ej m 1issi
Robinson. Charles L.-G. .Him l,13T
sI Ss't io.,. I..@r. aroa :, ..ii:::.::: ,. &c 3
ss%c-R j. i, chwarzsnbscS .:... '!ss,s
SAWYER, Joscph.n G. Turn6nll ..... s2s
s.,rno, Emilio-Main Paper Stock Co. ...
Samson Rron,c Works. Inc.-BInrer Co. 500
sil,erstcin, Elias 7. 4 Louis shoher- ..
ira, savings Hank n....."...c,. ii,sssi
Star Mortgage Co.-J, Rcgensberg ct nj, 4,l39,s 81
Scimitzrr, 'harle.-I. +. iilrrman. l.oa9, oS
Sicg"l Cooper COD, Itoscnschein ct al. l,5l5 95
sullivan, Thomas f'-litle Guaranty & .r,u.
Talbot, Paul ID u, Noble ..,.,... l,&S,95
Van 0rlcn, George o: 4 George o,
Van. Ordcn d Co.. Inc. ". II. 49,.
White oaks Mines Consolidated. Inc
{, h. Adsms' -" s.wA7:
Bvoux JudEments tiled.
Euctbee, George ", v.rs v, schrsmm
and Emil schrsmm- Corporate Mort
gage 10 o q q. q. O. u, WI %
The sun., 1916-11-18
other cities 1.-Two stock Markets.

Son date Thursday. ~ State hogs. II
5000,
The sun., 1916-11-18

Manhattan Satisfied Judsmsr

Euclbee, George ". vers V, Schrsmm
snd Emil acknowledgement Mort
The sun., 1916-11-18

sSsinst income for The fiscal year ended June 30. 1916 S,ss7.ee
Taking the net income for the fiscal year ended
June 30, 1916. a. the basis, there would have been, after
credting to the earnings for that year a amount equal
to its proportion of the saving that viii be thus
dends on the stocks Of the reorganized company off,. t4s4m
For the four months ended October 81, 1916 October est-
mated) the gross earnings of the Railway Company were $29,S7,98S
an increase OF $4525,3 300 over the same period in 1918
The statements contained in the foregoing Summary Of Plan
have been compiled from sources believed to be reliable. Certain
of them are necessarily approximate, and none are to be con-
sidered as representations; and all such statements are made
subject to the provisions Of the Plan and Agreement OF Reorgan-
izaton. The rights and obligation: Of deposition, will be deter
mined solely by the terms and provisions OF the Elan and Agree
mcnt Of Reorganization without reference to anything herein
Plan and Agreement from one of the Deposi.aries named in the
above notice
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-12
Wheopiar courh

One Of the most successful prepar-
ations In use for this disease Is Cham
bsrlain's Cough Remedy. S. w.
McClinton, Blsndon Springs, Ala. !,
writes, "Our baby had whoopipg cough
% bad as most any baby could have It
I gave him Chamberlain,s Cough
Remedy aud Il soon got him we'll. !"
Obtainsbls everywhere.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-12
BERNARD J. HAAS
ChironractOr

Graduate of the Palmer School of Chi
roprsotir. Pioneer Chiropractor of the
Black Hills Country
Office in the Post Office Block
second fioo-, sc nth rooms. Hot Springs
South Dakota
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1916-05-12

Ifvou are in the market for q first
class horse YOU will do we'll to see L. p.
Cleveland. 5O-tf