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The sun., 1916-10-10
SPRING WHEAT CROP
ONLY 152,S51,O0O BU.
Total Production Of Cereal
lowest Since 1904, Says
/. s. Government.

WAsuiSGroN. Oct. a.-Forecasts Of
production Of the country's principal
farm crops. with the indicated yield per
acre. based on conditions October |. and
,sued to-day by the Department OF
agriculture are:
Spring wheat, 152.S5i.00O bushel SO
bushels per acre all wheat production,
sO7s51.0Q0. Corn. 2.7l7.932. 900: rs.
oats. l.22a.is2,00o 30.3. Barley. 1884,
$4,000: 237. B~uckwhcat. lS,9i2 600 :
II. White potatoes. 3o0.5G3. 900 S2S.
sweet potatoes. 67.79I.O0O eel. Flax.
iS.i;i.O0O; 81. Rice. 33,lG0,0OO $40.
Tobacco tpounds). 1.203.o77.o 900 s6o.t.
Pears. l0.l93.0o0. Apples. SO, 1863, 900.
sugar bcets. 100000; 9.S. Kafrs, 7s.-
$4,000: 1919. Beans. e,92a,O0o Rye.
&i.ssA00O. Hay, tame ttons), ss.155.-
400: wild. 20.070.0 900. Peaches. 36.9l1.-
006.
This years wheat production will he
the smallest since 1904. The crop Of
winter wheat Is 200. 900. 900 bushels
smaller than last ~ and OF spring
whea, the smallest In the last twenty
one years. With a carry-over OF approxi-
ma,eiy lsO.0 900 1000 bushels from last
years record breaking crop Of 1.Oil.5O5..
coo bushels. Agriculture Department Of
relals believe this years short crop will
meet domestic requirements and leave
about 100. 1000 900 bushels available for
export.
Other cereal crops also suffered from
the adverse conditions Of last summer
and smaller production resulted In most
crops. The white potato crop this year
Is the smallest In the last Ave years.
Tobacco. hay and rice, however. promise
record crops.
The sun., 1916-10-10
RAILROAD NEWS.

The combined earnings OF the three Cana.
dian transconiinentals in September were $50.
$40. 1926. an inCrpase of s3.3li.l93, or 1911 per
cent. This brings the ratio OF gain for the
Canadians considerably below the ~ to 80
per cent. shown heretofore and nearer the
level of gain shown by the carriers below
the border. In September. 1915. the earnings
OF the Dominion roads began to expand
rapidly, and this explains the relatively poor
comparison September, 1916. made
Earnings in the fourth week OF September,
40 far reported. exhibit a substantial gam in
the ratio OF increase TO gross earnings over
zach of the three preceding wecas OF the
month.
August gross earnings so far reported IN.
dictate q gain OF 1919 per cent. over August,
1915. These earnings are based on reports
watch include about - per cent. OF the mile
age of the three disiricts. In considering pre-.
liminary weekly figures for September 1t will
be we'll TO note that the combined reports OF
all important roads In September. 1915, showed
M increase OF hGos n mile IN gross com pared
with September, 1914. but a decrease OF Os%
compared with September. 1919, and An in.
crease of i.Goo compared with September.
1912, Similar figures for August, 1915. showed
an increase In gross for that month OF 1886
q mile as compared with August. 1914. but q
decrease of t1% a mile as compared with Au:
gust. 1919. and a decrease of } eot as compared
with August. 1912. Similar figures for July.
1915, showed a decrease IN gross Of one third
Of l% n mile as compared with July. 1919.
while for June. 1916. there was shown q de.
crease in gross OF two. thirds OF is . mile ~
compared with June. 1914.
The sun., 1916-10-10
GRAIN MARKET.

WHEAT. - The wheat marke, was
thrown into a state of combustion by the
the American coast. one Of which carried
Q full cargo Of wheat for Rotterdam. The
submarine activity at such close quarter.
infused a new feature into the shipping
situation. and grain shippers became ruz-
sled over probable developments. War risks
advanced sharply and were Quoted as high
wh,l. ocean tonnage was also firm. The
possibility Of Imports Of wheat being
m.nt Ions. sold heavily during the morn
Ing and prices broke sSc. to NC. from
Saturday, closing. Toward tho end a dis
position was shown to rcinstate solid cut
accounts and the market rallied. closing
fairly steady. with net losses of III to 2
ties. the news was buiiish. The drought in
Argentina has not been relieved and ad-
vices Indicated severe permanent injury to
Government, report showed a falling on OF
100000 bushels In tho Indicated crop OF
sprins wheat and a total Indicated crop OF
compared with il.05T.n00 last month and
iboi:77 last year. Despite disturbed con.
and safe, were estimated az about 100000
bushels. In the local cash market No. I
dnrun was quoted az t.Stts y. ?. hard.
1o@pss'' '''" "A"''o0" '' ''' D. Ne"
CORN-The market shared the unset
tel feeling in other grains and for a time
AAA
saturdays close. Liquidation was heavy
through commission houses, hut receipts
we're lighter than last week and III. Wis
Die supply increased only 10000 bushels.
cnpared with an increase Of 1861, 600 in
he corresponding week last year. Active
'overing followed the carly weakness.
much Of the loss being reRain-d. nnal
prices showing only y tn nc. net loss. The
Government report made condition IT'S.
sgsinsi Tl.3 a month ago and 79.1 last
rear. The indicated crop was .. ~. $50. 600
bushels, compared with 3.05i.53j. 600 bush
IS final = year ago. In the local market
20. yellow was quoted ?sTc. c. 1 Z. New
rort.
OAT>-Earlv weakness followed tho
break In other markets. hut after losing
noy.-ing on renewed export demand aoi
e'ose NC. net lower, About 0 o.ooo bush
els sere taken by exporters. ReceIp's
were heavy again and the visible supply In
'reasei i.sts.o0o bushels. cash oats
,ncally were easy. closing as follows:
mandsrd. Sax R6ssc.: No.. 3 white. 52k
r3<c.: No. 4 white, So. a52&c.: fancy
tipped white. 5Sg57c.; ordinary clipped
white. Jd55c.. all elevator.
R~YE-Markst quiet: No. 2. Western,
O.35, c. 4. T. New York.
BARIEY-Market steady; feedins. sac.
{ 1 e. New York.
-HAS.-Market barley steady: No. I S1.c5:
No. :. ssc.. No. 3. soc; clipping. 10 ds5c.
CuIrAGn pDIcrs
The sun., 1916-10-10
n, e. Frick EASING Up.

p%eclinat.on Of Henry clay Flick 20
stand for reelection as a director OF the
Philadelphia and Reading Railway COM
parry and the Reading Coal and Iron
Company al yesterdays annual meet
inss In Interpreted as marking the be-
ginning Of the time Of Mr.. Tricks volun-
tary retirement from active participation
in the affairs of many corporations. lie
is approaching the fhreescore ana ten
mark. and has had an active career eN"t
5 nee no assumed the presidency in 1881
OF the coke company organized by MIN
and his associates and which IL now the
largest producer OF that commodity MT
Trick retains his Reading Company di-
rectorship. which Is one OF a list OF nine
companies including the United states
steel Corporation. Pennsylvania RaIi-
road. Norfolk and Western. Atchison n
chicago and Northwestern.
The sun., 1916-10-10
UNION BAG & PAPER CORPORATION.

"3 BrOANNaN, new npTk, o'top'f WIZ ~"
ria, consolidation Of The Union BAG and
TAper COMPANY and Rlog"l Bias a Paper
COMPANY has been completed ana certIh-
Gates for the snares OF the new corpora
ton. known as lulon nag & Paper Coz
purntlou. are rtuiN FOR delivery.
t'nou PRESENTATION Rnd surrender 10 the
Umpire Trust Company, 100 Broadway,
>.w Norly ,uy 81 certificates Of the Pre-
fried amt common Sl"on~ OF The Union
LAG and Iaptr Company, duiy endorsed IN
Il nah fir transfer, III" Empire Trust Com
pnnv Win Issue certificates OF stock an
fractional scrIp certificates for stock Of
Iriou lag n raprr Corporation in the pro
portions uNvd hN the ConsOiidatlon egrec-
mrnt. iam,'N, N/ii ~ one share 81 Union
Rag n Paper Corporation stock for each
share of Tho Union I'rg and Paper Com
pnny Preferred STOCK, AMI !. 81 ono shar"
Of Uuion Big & Paper Corporation stock
for each share 81 The Union Bag and Paper
CompRuN common stock.
NpplIcation /. about to he mnde 70 ths
! New York stock ENchnnC. for the listing
Of the stock OF Union Bag 4 Paper Cor
p~orstion.
I e. Il. MURRAY, SegretAIH,
The sun., 1916-10-10
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.

That stocks went down Friday on
Mr.. Sabin's interview IN peace over
lures and went dow yesterday because
of war talk was a favorite complaint
sold out traders. The only
raiders who were pleased were those
who got out OF their stocks after the
news OF Mr. Sabin's declaration had
been scattered about the Street and had
stayed out. As a matter Of fact, 1t was
probably the contrast between the eN-
pcctatlon OF peace and the news Of vio-
lent resumption of the German under
seas campaign that startled holders of
stocks as much rs anything else. hut
regardless of motives for the selling the
market was heavy with stocks. ut was
full Of slush," declared m banker, "and
susceptible to the hear argument on any
DEVELOPMENT whatever"
The sun., 1916-10-10
WILLS AND APPRAISAIS.

MOSES DISKELsPlEI. died May, 81,
1915 Appraiser Lyonsl; total assets, s33,-
sI2: net estate, 327,s62. Mrs. Carrie Din
kelspiel, widow, beneficiary assets. deposits.
i2,6si; ne insurance, $1,000 claims
'pR. JACOB H. FRANKENBERG, died
Juiy 81, 1915 tAppraiser C",np'"nlt 'o,a'
assets, lsil,Sys: net estate, {32i,O7e. Six
institutions each received $1,000, and the
rest OF the estate, passed TO Mrs. Carrie o.
Frankenberg widow. assets. 81 East
seyenty-third street. appraised at $4,000;
deposits, Stl39; life Insurance. f26.6As;
claims, SlI,307: notes and mortgages. va
iss; personally. 3i,s4l: stocks and bonds.
SiSl.36+
1915 Appraiser sweeney: total assets,
,ss,ee7; net estate. Ssi. $50. Mrs. Kedy
FIGHTER, widow, received lifo interest In
sss,2s5. and at her death remainder passes
10 Two sons spd daughter ~ dec"dent; de.
csdents two skters and a brother received
$1,000 each. assets included. equity. 363.s0t
IL southeastern corner ltsth street and
atroadway. appraised at 1910 900: equity,
Sl5.0s9, In sis7 Broadway. appraised at
The sun., 1916-10-10
IOWA DIVISION BONDS


A. provided In the Trust Mortga@s @
the Chicago, burlington 4 puinCv psilrotJ
Company, dated October !. 1879. this sum 0
The sun., 1916-10-10
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

AMERICAN WOODEN Co-Earnings
and position Of company are. outlined IN
review published By Paine, Webhrr a Co.
company's plant. their capacity and the
general demand for woolien goods are
thoroughly discussed.
". Y, to manufacture motors, carriages,
etc. Capital stick, $500. 900. Incorporators:
J. T. Rainier. +. y. Lineberger. j. \.
Rainier, =
STANDARD OIL CO.--After Nov. l Ger
tihcate. OF capital stock of standard OH
co. OF Cal, may be transferred at Equita-
BILE Trust co. OF N. Y. or At main ohice.
san Francisco,
WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE Comet.
year ended July 81, 1885. l03. the. OF 81.
$40, 26t. out of which was left balance AFTER
s6.44isbG. Inc. Of 81. 7o3,47e. proht and
los surplus amounted TO f0,ss5,? 's. inc.
Of ss,tf4,956 over same period In 1915.
En rnlngs are equivalent to $3.50 "A share.
compared with N.bste a share In year 1919.
The sun., 1916-10-10

(First name. debtor, second, creditor; {
filed
Churchman Co, and James Forbes-0.
The sun., 1916-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

EXPORTS ASD ,IMIoRrsmEspor,s a.
reported y",tetday by y. y. custom aouse
$50. Export. from New York yesterday
included: Wheat. 6i2.too bu.; peas. SOP
bu: beans, i.tss bu; flour. e.S75 saehsi
lbs beef. 10 %tierces; bacons. l.31l,t5o lbs;
lard, 2ss oco lbs; butter. si7,2So lhs
ports from New York last week Included:
Wheat, i,ass,sSs bu corn. ,e7.lst bu. oats,
lsi2.i beam az: bailey s'ssy s SS':'i hour Sr.' .ee'f:a!'si i SS,'.,
tiour. 80, 3s? sacks, rye -four. 1,?jo bbls.
S oatmeal. 1893 1853 p Ss,:. t BRAN, 1850 i.%S lbs lbs.
grass seed. 20 bags: hay. $50 bales;
sis9hol: s,sa' SOls Sh,.key; 200 gals.
bbls. beef, 10 %,icrces; bacons, s.i2a.o5o lbs.
hams i2oi5t lbs; lard S.sso 49, lbs:
grease. 1880 lbs.: butter. sci,o5O. lbs
cheese, ?5s,iso lbs: cot,onseed oil. i.777.
30. iSs; lgSr,estlns oil; s;soi;I sssll.
rSiimaI PETROLEUM. ts'Soe5.s7s asl. nsphtha,
2si.1so gals sssoiene. 2s.7sS gals.
housMAN "a. A. 4 co-,-Dlstributing
in@y S,.tS's5 eS au.iIiis. g s'ni inau. s,isl' n sso
ferred stocks.
MccHoRY STORES coRp:.s.l.. for
Sept. sSSs Isl. compared with. sNis.sso
sales . months ended Sept. u. st.Ssa.s6S,
compared with ss.75I.127 for same period
OF 1915. inc. OF l70lTe.
-wooLwoRTH .tF.. W.. co.-sep.. sal.s,
same month last wear. largest months
husines. this yr. with exception OF April,
which included Easter shopping. ssles i.t
y months 1915. t57. .ssS. inc. Sa3i,esS,
or over 49, above same time last year.
OF gain In Sept. r,oos,:I5:. or about 1o.a.
came from old stores. while In ? months
sisUO. lit. or about 60T OF Inc. came from
old stores. Company has opened about gu
new stores so far this year and has 800
The sun., 1916-10-10

The outside market In Broad street
does not keep a record Of It's total sales
but the traders on the curb said that
business came near being the heaviest OF
the year. The controversy over Emrna
copper and Emma Leasing was COM
pletely lost sight OF In the rush. On the
Consolidated Stock Exchange business
wa, equally brisk. Wide variations
among the leading issues from prices re-
corded on the big board were "A conspic,
nous feature. United States Steel opened
on the consolidated at ia and on the
biv hoard at ll2 TO 109. although on
both boards 1t closed the same. Read
Ing sold at 0 u. against 1884 on the
stock Exchange. There was n difference
of 3 points in Anaconda sales. Crucible
varied a point. American Can IA
Union pacific -. and Baldwin Loeomo'
tive ~
The sun., 1916-10-10
FOREIGN

German exchange advanced from 7ni. TO
1nN crnts. white French francs de,linrd from
~ TO 80 The lowest level touched this
month Riuker- dealing IN foreign drafts
declared thcS' developments were not con.
n"ct.d N any way with German I.hoai az.
itiiy on the Anicricln coast. rs they are but
ordinations % movements witch rom
in,nc.d IN the middle OF last week Sterling
rates remained firm and unchansrd around
the le'eis at vhirh they have been regs"d
'Or some time. cys.pt thp fractional Nm.
prov mcHt occurred In sixty and ninety days
bankers and commercial bis Apart from
u sharp dip OF . a cent IN Russian exchange
the variations in other rates were slight and
unimportant.
In The following tables when IN. 'is.
rarl y "ssh'' or "cherk' rate IL quoted
~ Tu''ed state. currency n ~ said 20
favor this county Il less than par. but
rh"n quoted IN, foreign currency D., ~ SAID
, te ssainst' tins country II less than
rates are marked "F' when IN favor OF
Ia 4 when against this country.
The sun., 1916-10-10

While brokers were calling for mar
gins and clamoring for reports on exc
banks became alarmed and sent in hurry
calls for additional collateral on loans.
Before brokers had time to respond
some OF h loans were called. and
since these banks kept their money out
OF the loan market, call money ad-
vanced In the afternoon to 4 per cent.
But most Of the loans we're mads or
renewed at 2% per cent. and bankers
sat afterward that the advance in call
money supplied no indication that the
money situation Is such as to harm the
market. Time money continued easy.
The sun., 1916-10-10
BUSINESS RECORD.
Petitions in Bank ruptcy.

HENRY ]. HERBERT, 1867 broadway
and II Battery place; Voluntary Ia
RHs'nry 81 Earle, is5, 900 Bank t:!ssy
;qfsi I;','o Jsiass Ths "Sa' h's'''
LrcICs Il DOTi and WILLIAM A
nory indiy!dqpaIIy ard As Sorartnsr'
crnl merchandise, Catskiil. y. y: volun-
tary. Liabilities, .sSSsS, assets. SIS.
o., Trr rs K siP1%n, j H. E RSnn%%
5000 Percival Golden. appointed re
G,'yrr under t,9Hs E.nd ,,..~,mn,
street. voluntary. Liabilities. f7.tsS;
assets, s22; :7i. Principal cietms;. lisa
$1,000, Commercial True, Co, s3?S.
Assignment.
STEPHEN r. LYNCH. dealer In liquors.
1871 Broadway. Assigned to Edward J.
cHiRi.Es AND LucIE FossE. designers
and importers Of gowns. y East Forty
seventh street. assigned to Max Stern
discharges In bankruptcy.
Rankrup,s discharged by Judge HouGh
GraScr Eros, Joseph scswqrta. Lou,.
kinncar. John, Davis, walter ;, Nc
IN Wi.I, noSMnra r. Ms M.nISo. W Ncnt%., :
Ioch. Winter Bros, Beniamin Spiegel,
Israel fhomsses. Abraham stadmore,
Manhattan Judgments FILED.
Ofirst name Is that ~ debtor.)
BORDEN. Joseph Ct. II, IIall,.,."... sl,2N. 10
I,Hnsrl, !, AIRY Y. q, ounn ,:.,,.,.... i,..0, u
Hall, Otto e., and Dietrich A. Crist-
onors Il, n Hr.css y.n...".". 1854
I~Icifgu,t. Annie-Mu,ual Paper Co.,
Inc Observation-Disclosures. law
Levy, Isaac II Ulster l'nnh'r Co... 59l 90
Madison Avenue Real Estate Co.
Luton Trust g" Of n Y.,wi.. $50 81
Marsi.n, Eiizahcth J. National rrint.
ins \ Engraving 60, r.".".".;",. e,2Tn
perii,ch, Joseph. and Max Kesslor--
j. NJ. Jpblow ...,,."u,..y"n".. Use s5
Raposo. l"uis.-John Lucas a Coco. I.068 n
Schwarzkopt. Henry E.G ", Green. l.s.o &c
Schroeder, Christian - Pabst Brewing
60 observation-disclosures I.@l -
Manhattan Satisfied Judgments.
(First name. debtor; second, creditor: date
fled
Churchman Co. and James Forbes-0.
The sun., 1916-10-10
Second Heaviest Dwy Of Year.

business in the first hour totalled from
500. 900 to 900. 900 shares n transac-
lions in the fun session wanted only
bet 5000 and 5000 shares OF aggre-
eating 2,0O0. 600 shares. 1t was the
second heaviest day OF the year. The
forenoon sales approximated l.coo,0oo
shares and this was a new record Tor
the period since April 80. 1901. a week
or so before the Northern Pacific panic.
Sales on thai day exceeded 100000
shares in the first hour and for the fuIi
session more than 10000 shares. Yes
,erday the stock tape had the utmost
difficulty In keeping pace with trans'c-
,ions. and brokerage house employees
had visions VI all night labors. as was
the case on Monday. September 70.
when sales tntalled more than 100000
shares.
The sun., 1916-10-10
4 Case Of Nerves.

II IL not easy to trace the mental
workings Of the average outsider who
speculates In stocks. The people whose
business IL Is to study market move
ments and manifestations were inclined
yesterday to feel that the public was
the victim Of its own c~redulity that IL
to say. one man sold out his holdings
because he felt certain that everybody
else would do the same. and the market
In consequence was due for n break In
any event. II was not a matter of con-
viction so much as It was n case Of
nerves. In 40 far as they reasoned at
all the buyers of last week md the week
before figured that the market would be
subject to n political chill" between
now and November :. and that they
might as well get out. The rush II
selling Is regarded rs having improved
the technical position materially. but
the tone was uncertain at the close.
The sun., 1916-10-10
CHURCH TO BORROW $500, 900.
Court Approves Last Plea of the
Late Rev., Father Myhan.

An order by Supreme Court Justice
Con was filed In the County Clerks Of
flee yesterday permitting the mortgaging
Of the property OF the Roman Catholic
Church Of the Blessed Sacrament, at Sew
enty-first street and Broadway. for $780,
600. The securing Of the order was one
Of the last acts OF the Rev. Father
Thomas +. Myhan. who died from heart
disease In a taxicab on Sunday.
In his petition for tho mortgage order
Father Myhan said that the money was
to be used to replace the present anti
ouated church structures with a modern
church building and parochial school.
The sun., 1916-10-10

Local srot market quiet and 10 points lower
Al &c. for uidilirr upland. ssles mi: de.
llV"rcd on contract, 1900 bales.
southern spot markets:
New Orleans quiet. unchanged. Nisc Gales.
eos bales
Mobile nominal. unchanged. 1870.
Charleston quiet. unchanged, isAc.
Norfolk steady, ~ points lower, 1873 {.
sales, l.o29.
Baltimore nominal. unchanged. iss,c
Augusta steady, II points lower. ss3c {:
sales. ypl.
iIttle Rock steady, 10 points hlghcr. ls y
Galveston quiet, unchanged. 10 SIC. sales.
800
savannah quiet. unchanged. isi.c.: sales
3,4s1
Wilmington quiet. &c lower. istc
2.7a.
Houston steady. 30 points lower. isitc. 4:
Sai,a II 90
The sun., 1916-10-10
NEW YORK BANK CLEARINGs.

The volume OF business transacted In or
through New York on Saturday IL indi.
Gated by the fact that bank clear.ngs reported
yesterday by the New York Clearing House
totalled t4s. t29, 1915. These daily figures lack
iisnifcance unless compared with the daly
averages In the corresponding periols OF
former years. New York. the financial CEN
ire. reflects more or lcss accurately business
aud financial conditions thvouahout the com
Wy. The comparisons Will he found even
more valuable when considered IN contec.
published under Railroad News
The sun., 1916-10-10
Sl.lOO,lO0 FOR DOCK DEPT.
second Drputy's Place, n $1,000
job, Abolished for tDI7.

The subcommittee on the hudgct con
sidcred yesterday the plea of The Depart
m,nt Of Docks and Ferries for Sl.229.O9,
for 1917. This year the department got
sl,073,l47; for next year the subcom-
mittee win recommend Sl,lO0.l0O,
The position Of Second Deputy Com
missioner, now held by John Il. East
mond at $1,000 Il year. was abolished
and his duties We're consolidated with
those Of the chief clerk. whose salar,
was increased from $4,000 to 5000 d
year.
The sun., 1916-10-10

ss"ntne", i'3,d higher At lc 5.i6d receipts,
poo bags, stock, tsS. 90 santos futures, as
:" y, reis higher. Receipts, 1900 stock.
sssinst 1900 last year; Gao Paulo, s0,Gp0,
,ssalnst &,0p; Jundiahy, 400. sshipst ii. 900,
feared from Santos Saturday the TibsIy with
H.op for New York and ~, 00o for New Orleans.
The sun., 1916-10-10

wASHINGTON. Oct. s.--The day coll In
ne United states supreme Court FOR DC
tSpsr 10; Nos. u: lsnd itsl. 36,, s:t
sss and 400. 1919 tsnd 1888 and $50. 2ie,
~ land 2s7 end $3.50. az, t4s. 3o (and
sHl). ts:. 33s. ala. isT and az.
The sun., 1916-10-10
PORT RECEIPTS

Liverpool cahlcs-Spot, fair business. sales,
ic, p0 bales speculation and export, i.eS
steady. NJ advance of l3n points closed
easy, nj net decline ~ I points. October No
%,cu,,er. 10 January February. S.7oi. March
April, 9 S0I4 Msy-Junr. ss2is July August,
10. ManChester-lsns hrn cloths, the
higher price asked checks business.
The sun., 1916-10-10

Authorized rates FOR bankers acceptanc~s.
81 minimum. e. maximum. Rates for bills
u erchang" purchased In open market by Al
lsnia bank. 3i.ubi.T. Rates for bills With
NJ without member hank Endorsement. with
maiurities Of ninety days or less. purchased
IN open market by. ST Louis hank, ,dt",.
Rates for con, merrisi paper purchased In open
market by Dallas bank. 315~r. Rates for trade
accep'ances. with maturitlcs Of ninety days or
her hank Endorsement. by New Orleans branch
Of Atlanta hank. 3ShtG. Rate Of s.. FOR com.
modify paper with matur'tics ~ from siIty
iank
The sun., 1916-10-10
c. R. BERGMAN & CO..
Investment Securities
66 Broadway New York
Telephones: Rector esso-i-2-S-&,

Gray; pec. 8, 1914. ......,...,..-, s2,A o.
Jh,ne 80. lai4 ...,.-,...".|.""'' 1855 q
None. edwin "A. II. UhIlass
Dec 10, 1915 (rcleased) .~"...:"".. ESQ SO
kosberg, Alvin, and Globe Indemnity
ca,.dJ Observation-Disclosures. l.Oon.o %
The sun., 1916-10-10
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER l. PITTSBURGH
RAILWAY COMPANY.


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Notice is hereby r.,,t. '1 prov 81 IN
Article 10 Of tho Apt,,u. o. ..,4riug IT.
above bonds, that scaled uurrs w.. no T.
c,iNsd up to r n ,l"r utt.,r \ NJ. "n .
First Gstl day Of NoNrWutr, lylt, nv ,
Undersigned nt - ON" 40 bGalN
N,w York rlty. fur ''" rt" To- II =. II.
tee, a. a rEl,e not .''''nE par mi
sCr!hrd bonds to rN1"I,1 iug s.Nl ~ ri
Thousand $50. uor' IpIIurv hr'rs shot
be scaled ant utore, ',IUg". ~" the 20.
Of liun ,lu. kn,nest'I y ti'tsturru IA
way cuuiutuv Se'te- '' 'ulpiu'u' Hon
10 Slnk.l : tur.. .'l utHcss,i tn t
TRVST DlpARTNE>r.
GUARANTY MA -r COMPANY or
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Nv CHARLES II SAIlN. rresiisI
New York, bCtuhri God lt't
The sun., 1916-10-10

Average price OF silver In New York In
Oct ober. 1915. was ~49.Sssc. an ounce: Oct ober.
1914, 80 CSC; October, 1919. 60 79c. Oct obsr,
1912, C.<7c: October. 1911. S.Nc.
The sun., 1916-10-10
LOSr-CERTIFIt\JIs

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LOST OK STOLEN --t,rUu'ute W. G. r
for 30 shares Preferred S.ub Of Nasn
ton hallway 4 ElectrI" COMPANY s'yr
In name Of Mabel q Bel tn rH a., ~
3 south William Street. New iU!A Ii,y.