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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-03
Cotton

Because the governments report on
the amount of cotton ginned up to Sep
TENDER 25 was more than 100000 bales
smaller than expected, there was
wild rush TO buy cotton at the OPEN
ing yesterday, and before this demand
had been satisfied a second bullish ON
cial report was given out. The COM
bination carried prices up from 81 to
90 points, compared with Saturdays
closing figures, or from 81 to s4'oo q
bale.
Although construed bullishly, be-
cause they fell short of expectations
the ginning figures were the largest
on record, 4,062,00 bales, compared
with 2.903,S29 a year ago and the pre-
vious high record of 3,676,594 bales IN
1911. The report on the crops condl-
tion was also a record breaker, the
condition being only 56.3, loss OF
nearly points in the month. 1t COM
pared with COS a year ago and ten
wear average of 68.3. The indicated
WELD an acre is only 1863 pounds ana
the crop 1881 900 bales.
Because of these two reports, the
volume of business was the largest
witnessed in over a month, and the
price changes in the first hour and
half were the widest ever known.
While the buying was described as
general" it was noteworthy that lead
ing trade interests were still taking
January, March, May and July con-
tracts on a large scale. There was
also neavy buying for Wall Street &C
count, and it was said that the former
bulls, who had taken in handsome
profits at around IS cents, were again
loading up.
Largely under the weight Of the
reaizing sales, prices fell back from 80
TO 80 points early in the afternoon,
but on this recession there was re
newed heavy buying for mill account,
and prices made a good recovery,
showing net gains of 81 TO Go points
at the close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-03
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

General Order 4s.-iIereafter when stress A.,
made for acts o. prostitution. or solicitation io
thar purpose IN Railways Of tenement houses. the
complaint against offenders shall be drawn unfel
Section sS7 Subdivision 4. Of the Code OF Crm
nal Procedure and not under Section $50 OF The
tenemen, house las.
Temporary Assignments. orcycls Sergeant
George D. Hopkins 27sth. 10 oiice chie' inspector
l;3d 10 G. q a. chauffeur. 10 DAYS p. m. Sept
81: Newton Babcock. 1891 70 &. O., az chauffeur
and Charles A Prriorius. ZIsth to {. o as chaui-
fcurs. 10 days. p N. Sept. %: Probah9 omar
Pafrolman Edward T.. Moran. lith 10 ohcc tom
missioner 81 days. a. M. Oct 3.
Full PW-rs'Tolmen Fl9r'ni;s % T. M'T@ ssGf
is while under silsrcnsion. Joseph Slivnsk 18Th.
i22T p m. Sept. s. to ll:Ss a m, Sept TO-
while under suspension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-03

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Iohn T. Cobalan "A Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice Is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
George Ley Pearce Butler, sometimes
Known as George Ley Pearce Vernon. late
~ IN. County OF New York. deceased. TO
prescnt the same. with vouchers thereof to
The subscrlbcr. at hts place OF transacting
business AT the ONCE OF his attorney, Will
fam IL nlvmyer No. - Wall street. In the
CITY OF New York, on or before the NTH
day 81 April next
Dated. New York. the 3rd day Of octo-
RAFAEL r. GOWN. Executor
WILLIAM II. BLNMYER.
Attorney for Executor,
80 wall street. Borough OF Manhattan.
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Oats.-There was little Of interest in
cats markets. although fractional gains
we're established.
Yes,dav,g Cloee dav Year
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Yesterday!
A year
Dividends

international Niekel.-Regular quarterly
dividend of ~ per cent on the preferred
stock. payable November to stock of record
October l6.
Atlantic Steei.-Quarterly dividend Of / Y
per cent on the common stock. payable Octo-
Der 10 70 stock of record September 30.
Pittsburgh Terminal Warehouse and Trans
fer.-Regular monthly dividend of % cents.
payable October IA TO stock of record Octo-
Der T.
Moline Ploush.-Dividend Of per cent on
the common stock. payable October Is 20
stock Of record October /. The last disburse-
ment on this stock Y per cent on
August /, 1914.
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LONG ISLAND.
EREEPoRT MATER FROM

bungalows and houses. 5000 W. also sa'I :.
lots on Randall Bay and Woodclet b''
prices. easy terms Send for particular r I
JOHN j. RANDALL co. freepon.
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Uni, Of trade on this exchange. 10 shares.

An unsettled market was all that could be
said for the trading on the Consolidated
Stock Exchange. While prices In noet in
stances showed an opening advance. this was
almost Immediately followed by a decidedly
resetionary tendency which lasted for half
an hour. only 20 b. followed by "a rally and
smother decline. and eloeing advance IN some
,tocks. United States Steel opened az ilSM.
sold down 20 li1A. rallied ~ lish. and
dropped % 1867 and closed nj ll1M. Le-
high Valley displayed marked strength. II
opened At s3z and advanced 70 Sc. the high
g.. price for sorne time. The weakness in
Third Avenue was attributed 10 STRIFE losses.
These giraffe changes In price, were deemed
By sofoe traders 10 be due % distribution Of
sDess.
TrGNxsetions and prizes Monday for the
more active stoeks were ~ folOWss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-03

Industrial

MetaIs.-Prices of steel continue up
ward. Certain independents have al
ready advanced prices of plates, struct-
ural and semi-finished steel 81 to 20
ton. Announcement of an advance IN
wire prices is expected at any time:
The steel companies, on account Vi
oversold conditions, continue to refuse
thousands Of tons of new business
Car and locomotive companies are nav
ing difficulty contracting for plates
The shortage of labor in the steel dis
tricts is more pronounced than al any
time this year.
The most interesting feature in the
pig iron trade is the sale of 6O,0Oo
tons of low PHOSPHORUS pig iron by
Eastern Pennsylvania furnaces to the
British government through local rep
resentatives. There was not a SUI
ficient supply of standard metal avail
able to meet the English needs and the
order was eked out with some high
sulphur metal which was sold at about
sos per ton at the furnace; standard
specifications commanded S35 per ton.
The prices paid for the full tonnage
ranged from S2S to S35 ton at the
furnace.
Prices current for few of the prin-
cipal metals and metal products, COM
pared with those prevailing at the cor
responding time of last year, follow:
Current Ayear
Dricp aQO.
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BsremstsV ResdInss.

$. m....s' Up. NIL SD. me
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fsi. yictoria b Cl-SIonteagIe.. ..........o DC. 4
Hawaii Via san Francisco)--Lnrline. ........Oct 5
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands. New Tea
land and spec Ally addressed mail for Aus
tralia via san FranciscS Natal. oct o
Rsms Mar MsH A 4...-"..............,"oc Oct
Japan Corea and China tyia Seattlel-
Tacoma Msru Wv ~
; zesiand VIA san 1 FSsaciseo-Sierfa Oct IL
'VaheouyerlESi.ssfa '....,..'.....'.....o Oct 20
Guam via san Fraucisco)-U = transport. Nov |
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a m. sof2 ! p m. go % m 30 "a
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Sustenance
Cereals

Wheat. - Substantial gains were
scored in wheat markets yesterday, Chi
cago closing 2bc higher and the North
west from 2Ac to 3ic higher. The
pronounced strength in spring whea,
markets was traceable to the continued
meagre arrivals at primary points
Only 2,7S7 cars were received at Mime
apolis, Duluth and Winnipeg yesterday
compared with 1924 cars for the same
day last year, and it is interesting to
note that the total for the month OF
September was only 27,919 cars, against
,53l for September, 1915
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STORAGE NOTICES.
HARLEM STosleE WAREHOUSE co. "
OF, ~, FAST raoTU STREET.

New York. Oct. "a, 4
Notice is hereby given 20 Z. M~ F,y 4
Goldberg. y. Longman. MSrSSte ASS
Karp. Annie Naroney. Emily N0lsss,,,s
O'Donahue. Mary Pearl Amin, Nssolsrs.
H. George. Maggie Frazer, u. - w.
Mrs Conway. Sarah Guard. Y Hs,isn ~
Prescott COR Mrs or Mss. l. ,ys,rs,rv,
Lucy CaiozzD. James BenntU az len.
Ryan. Annie Brady Loe WINS save Va srt
r. Banetis and Alfonso 1fsssi RAJ the
each Of YOU are hereby notlhea sn ~
time FOR the payment ~ our ieh .S,'ns Is
property hereinafter described 80 bess
pired, after due notice thrieol a,s ",y 70
given YOU. We will cause sueh p-gr,s car
Wit. household goods. persons. IN" mr. rsns
pets. etc. stored by YOU or N ,s,sre,sl. .
1or Ia witch YOU may have an nc "a 1sc)
The Harlem storage Warchouss, ,uesies
warehouses;. 20 be sold AZ pus" e.s, rsc.
according TO the statute IN ssSn ,.. :ii-W
ard provided. at the WarcneSon Tasrs.
East Tooth ST. New York "a N, ~
day' October 10. 1916. az 1872 % ~
II the sale thereof Is not eohp.,sI al ~
dale the same will BE- oontnu'Tr hurs,r
same place on each and e,.r NJ
thereafter. beginning a, lV,sn all 10
each day' and continuing u""'
goods are sold. ,.,.. 10. Iscp
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
TUF NEW YORK. NEW HAxbS M
"u,RTToRD RAILROAD COMPANl.

Ne.y Haven. Connecticut. Oc.OON' . '-S
TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS .,,., ,,,.,,,,
Xo,ice 4, hereby given that the Annual Moe..ss
=, ,bs Stockholders Of The New YORK Ne" ns'1 q.
snd Hartford Railroad Company vii De H r.. =.
Usrr,orie Hail. No Elm street. IN ue t"S a., ~
Ss,g ussen. Connecticut on WEDNESDAY te ~ ~
dsv ~ october 1915. a; 1900 O'Clock hooh' 'oi
r., consider and take appropriate acuon ulo'
,hc Annual Statement and all acts oeser'oeu li''e
a. ~ rr-ortel a. said meeting ,
T, authorize an issue o. not 70 e'ceV ~,
zoo ZOO face value seven-year five per ceht, to1I
fciartu-es containing an agreement thal al.
,,,--srs "a Hereafter placed upon INC properly T
re- cr-noration these de5enturcs van ue e41a'I;
sc.s-ed thereby with any other indeo'euh.ss ~
,s CORPORATION and also an agreement 70 ca. - -
h. ard pas 100000 O; these de9en'ufes az ~
car uutu ali are paid. tie proceeds from tle s~s
n sail dcbentures 10 be used for the c9hslIIc..1
T.. ne,s terminal passenger station ana apy.i"
ts-crs \, the CTS Of New Haven. CohhecIcu~
T. elect Board Of Directors 'or me e'4'"'
ing gear ,....-... rb,ch NAV
,ropsrl come before said meeting ,
10, tte purpose D. this meeting u, unls.e'
t,-ks q Tho Company viii De closed from ootoDe'
iifp 1910 20 October 25th 1916. hota days N
n, der oi ire Hos-u c. Directors.
AnTHUf 7. CLARK secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-03

New York, September 70. 1915.
A Dividend OF ONE DOLLAR And
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Ni2D PER
SHARE on the Capital stock Of this Com
pAny has been declared payable November
!. 1916. al the Office Of the Treasurer. 70
stockholders Of record az the close Of busl-
ness October q. 1916.
EDWARD l. HOSsITER, Treasurer.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPAN

New York. September "a, 1915.
The Directors have this day declared q
dividend OF one per cent Gee) on the Pre-
ferred Capital stock Of this Company. pay
able october ls. 1915 to stockholders Of
record at the close OF business October B..
OWEN SHEPHERD. Treasurer.
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FIRE RECORD.

AM 49,.
/ 10000 Stanton s.. Frlnkn Bros. $500.
i6-494 Claremont Parkway: LYMAN Woicker
slight.
5O2-S6 South 81 T. Dunn: none.
3 40-302 W 18th ST., Catherine Hart. slight.
Soil James Il. Angelo Nattzi. none
i30-Gi3 Lenot sy. unknown; slight.
s45-5j Henry s.. jacob Boyer triring.
; i7-Anderson ay.. north Of 18TH St. vacant lot
unknown; none
10 .i0-232 T. e5th St.: Bruno Merkowitz. trifins
10 20-l32 T. g2d st. Kate MCGUIRE: trting.
10 25-763 T. l3sth ST. James Corcoran, slight
10 iO-2lO Haven ay: George Schneider; slight.
II 5O-Riversde Park. between l23d and l2jth ste
grass: not given.
PM
i2l5-5t W 9th st unknown
/ .OO--l70 Forsyth Il. Joseph MOskowtz. trifng.
1000 Cannon st. Morris Schneider. trifiing
3l5-Watcrbury and Hayemeyer avs. unknown
trifng.
S5o-93 2d av : Max Munek trifins
6:O5-ith ay, between li4th and l4jth sts.: IN
known. trifng.
2O-3l5 West lS3d ST. unknown: trihing.
6.5-l67 East aJth st Charles O'Connell. trifing
G50-l2jth st. and North River: New York Cen
trial: trfins.
6.50-l5i West 18th st. T j. Hayes. trihing
7l5-30l East g9th 81. Isaac SHERMAN; trlrins.
7.l5--2l53 Washington ay. Is Grammar; uining.
S.OO--37sy Sd ay Emil Meyer: tri1ing.
e.00--23j East l22d st: Morris FISHER; trinlng
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SURROGATE"S NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON
John y. Cohalan. Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice liz hereby given
TO all persons having claims against Caro-.
line Leach Endlcott. late Of the County Of
New York, deceased. to present the same
with vouchers thereof To the subscriber al
his place OF transacting business at the
Office OF Perkins Train. No. 81 Broadway.
IN the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York. on or before the first day OF Noyem.
Der next
Dated New York. the 18th day OF Aprll.
1915.
ROLAND w. BoYDEN. Executor
PERKINS 4 TRAIN
Attorneys for Executor.
A.. No 81 Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian. New York city. y. r
ERTHElLER BELLA--in pursuance, Of
an order OF Hon. John T. Cohaian. A
Surrogate OF the County Of New YORK. no.
ticc Is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against Bella Erthcller. late of m.
County OF New York. deceased. to present
the same. with vouchers thereof TO the
subscriber. AT her place Of transacting
business No 20 Vcscy Street in the CIV
of New York. on or before the s7th day OF
October next
Dated. New York the .ist day OF April.
1910
FLORENCE ERTHEu.ER hing.
Administratrlx
MORRIS COOPER
Attorney for ADMINISTRATIVE. 20 vessy
Street. New York City.
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BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
IDEAL HOME

10 rooms. baths. hot water heat; f,' ~.
sewer. electricity q minutes from Peaa- =.
large plot: bargain Tor cash. or terms c1
ranged: good tue. & Sepherson. Zis ". W
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ARRIVED.

Palona Cuban. Havana Sept q. Carienas %.
10 the Munson IS Line. with sugar Bar at mid
Fro fron,era tNor, Baracoa Sept 81. to the ATTAIN
tic Fruit Co. with passengers and fruit. Bar
Lwis X rhurlow Nipe Sept Is. Banes IS. to the
United Fruit Go. with sugar. Bar at 80 IA
0 san juan as ~ To- i6s Bull lin In,aa
Line. with mdse; Bar at an u,
Carolina. Ponce Sept %. Mayaguez a. Aguadilla
%. san Juan q 10 the New York and Porto Rico
Ss Co. with l9l passengers. mails and mdse Bar
Monsdnock. cBr,. Bordeaux Sep, Is, to tho
bi Res # S 50 Norfolk Sep, 80. to Norton Lilly
Il Paso o' New orleans 1r sept q. to the Southern
Pacific 60. with mdse: Qua, at - m ia.
Lopez y Lopez ispanl. barcelona sept Is. Va
lencia Il and Malaga 10. to the Compania Tras-
Socony towing barge $ T Co No 30. Baton Rouge
Sept p. TO the standard Transportation Co. with
Oh MoSt ay Tsmpico sept 81 Vera Cruz 49, Pro-
geso 25. Havana y and Nassau ~ To- me New
Falkland CNor). Liverpool Sept l6. to C A Ames.
In ballast, Bar at l.55 , m: 60 49,, ,-,,-., -
TO + Whitncy * Co. IN ballast. Bar at m
Queen AIDE. aide (Brl. Norfolk Sep; 80. 10 Lunham
& Moore. IN ballast. Quarantine al 2:25 N.
Proteus. New orleans sept y, 20 the Southern
Pacific Go. With passengers and mdse. Quarantine
at 3 .3j n
Harlem lBrl. MarseIlles Sep. II. 70 the Compssnie
Generate Trassauantidue. IA ballast. Bar az M.
Vestfoid (Norl. Oran sept Is. TO Henry hessel
& Co IN ballast. Bar al m.
Ruby Genoa Aug 80 Barcelona Sept ,. Nalencis
g. Denla y Oran IL aud Gibraltar Is. 20 James
Elwcll & Co. with mdse. Bar al ; N.
Hellig Oay Da1l. Copenhagen Sept q. Chris
tiania % and ChriStiansand %. 10 Funch. Edye -
Co. with passengers. mails and mdse. Quarantine
at SlS , .
Pastorcs. Crstobsl Sep, %. 10 the United Fruit
Co With passengers. mails and mdse. Quarantine
al m.
SAILED.
Verona OtaD. Genoa: Curara Obj. AFRICA VIZ
Norfolk. Maysro OBr. Trinidad froatera NOT
Norfolk. II + Dimork. Boston. II Sud. Gs!yeston.
jamestown. Norfolk and Newport News. Jefferson
Norfolk and Newport News Bay View. Norfolk;
queen Margaret tBrl. Liverpool. G@llie Dutch
Bilbao. Frixcs (Greeh) Piraels. UlFik Holm tDal
Baltimore. Chr kuudscn lNoO, Newport News
Gulfl.s Nal.l. Iceland. Perfection. Tamplco.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Official Records and Forecasts for the
Next Twenty-fOur Hours.

Washington. Oct. Radio reports indicate N,
presence 81 disturbance about 200 miles Of n,
Georgia South Carolina coast. and ncrthc aS
storm warnings have been ordered from Fort MOnros
to Charleston Otherwise pressure remains high east
~ the Mississippi River. with the crest New
England. and low 10 the westward except IN the
Canadian Northwest where there WAS another rapid
rise
Temperatures generally have risen east OF IN,
Rocky Mountains. but they still somewhat los IN
the Atlantic states. and heavy frost again occurred
Monday morning as far south Virginia
There no precipitation ~ consequence east Of
the Mississippi River but 10 the westward except IN
the Southwest. II vas fairly general though mostly
Hight. and snow Is falling tonight In Southwest
Montana and Northern Nevada.
With the exception Of rains along the Atlantic
coast and in the northern upper lake region. fail
weather will continue Tuesday and Wednesday cas-,
Of the Mississippi River With no trmprratur,
cnangcs ~ crsruucnc" eNfruf moderate rise Tue
day In the Interior OF the Atlantic states
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Farm Produce

D. II.soo 9I4.sOo $500 q s.7oc
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Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterday prices
compared with those of IA year ago:
Nsr Yofk Yesterday year szo
Live s'esfs. bsst. 100 -
Dfsfsedss beef sides.
ID. .A........ .ilnE Il, ia q 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-03

lAntc moderate northeast probably Increasing TO-
might. with weather becoming unsettled. middle At
lanc moderate 10 fresh northeast probably iucreas-
ing by tonight with weather becoming unsettled
south Atlantic. strong northeast and east. except
moderate on the Florida coast with shower. east
Gulf. moderate northeast. with fair weather. wcs'
Gun Moderate east and southeast. with fair weather
upper lakes moderate winds to-day. mostly north
east ou Superior and southeast and south oyc'
Michigan and Huron. cloudy weather. with probably
showers Superior and northern Michigan colder
o. uight. lover lakes. moderate east and southeast
winds TO DAY. with fair weather.
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pfrnIIC NOTICES

ro WHOM 1T NAY t.\, n Nj ta~ir ssss -.
tieli and Angelo osn@u ~, isis go
hills on OF before Friday n ~. NAY csau
Lucia, Surf n,. near oS"~""
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Live ,eals. BEST. 100

Farm Produce
Dairy and Barnyard.
The following are New York prices,
yesterdays, compared with those Of a
year ago:
Yesterday. Agar ago.
Butter, extra,
creamery. h.. 35Ka@35a4 2sla@ -
Cheese, state,
whole milk, ID 2034@21 10 Wlo/2
Eggs. Pa. and
nearby hen
merry browns. SO @42 50 a
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BOROUGH OF BROOkLYS.

ONE FAMILY HOUSES DETACHED GA n.yss
nine rooms. bath. shower. electric ~ Ss
cleaners. steam. parquetry. 8. so. 's39 e ~, q
monthly and Interest BUILDERS. ~ "a
Take West End subway Municipal Bts % -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-03
Yesterday

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The gov
eminent report. which placed the cot
ton crop condition at 56.3 per cent,
compared with 6l.2 per cent last
month and ten-year average of 67.2,
was given bullish Interpretation in
the cotton oil market, and prices early
in the day advanced sharply. The
strength and activity in the cotton
market had e stimulating influence, but
toward the close the market expert
enced a partial reaction under profit
taking sales and in sympathy with a
decline in lard. Final prices, however,
were IA to 20 points above the final of
Saturday. Total sales were S6,4O0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-03
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Nueces-Galreston ..............
MsdisOn-SOnolk ..........-...
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fuIC,CO. SAINT PAUL, MINNEAPOLI,
AN OMAHA RAILWAY co.

~OTlCE or ANNUAL MEETING.
,-bc Arnus! Meeting OF the Stockholders
r, The Chicago. Saint Paul, Minneapolis
and Omaha Railway Company VIII be heIa
- the Once Of the company, IN the CITY OF
ITudson Wisconsin. on Friday, october 70.
1a1G al rine O'Clock a. NJ, FOR the election
~ directors and the transaction OF sucn
hther business as may come before said
transfer books will be closed on Mon.
dsv' September Is. 1916. al the close OK
business on that day aud VIII Dc 'eopsneu
on Saturday. october II, 1915
Dated September !, 1915.
JAMES T. CLARK. President
rorrN u -DNNEI.I- SecretarY.
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Chicago and North Western Railway Co.

''"' SSsSTicE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Chicago and North Western Ran.
way Company will BE held at the once OK
the company. 2Z6 west Jackson boulevard
IA TIE City OF Chicago, Illinois. on Thurs
day. October 10 1916. at eleven o'clock
4. N. for the election OF Directors and
the transaction Of such other business as
may come before said meeting.
transfer books will be closed on Monday.
September IS, 1916. at the close Of busines,
or that day. and will be reopened on Fri
gay. october %. 1916.
Dated September I. 1915
RICHARD u. ASHTON, President
JOHN D. CALDWELL. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-03

lumbia Maryland. fair to-day and probably to
morrow WARMER to-day.
Local Ofhclai Rocord.-The folloVing 0riciAl re-
ord from the Weather Bureau SHOWS the changes
IN the temperature for tho last twenty four hours
~ comparison with the spending data Of last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-03
A year
Yesterday

Sugar Futures.-After an irregular
opening the market for sugar futures
became firmer and active yesterday,
due to the advancing spot and refined
values to advance sharply. There was
good trade buying late in the day, with
final figures being to Ii points net
higher, with total sales l2,O50 tons.
New crop positions were almost neg
lected throughout the day.
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DANCING.
sI1RROGArES. NOTICES.

DANCING CARNIVAL. Grand Central Palace. Lt
Az use 4Gh Ent Dancing daily. sundays. all
rlnlrrn hancrS taught. No llannr sold
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Local Forecast. vsir Tuesday. Wednesday part
~ cloudy aud probably rain moderate nofthras
winds probably incfeasins during Tuesday night
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Hay and Straw.
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Current Price
price year ago
For cash: (cents). (cents).
Tea, Formosa, per b.. 10 II
Coffee, Rio, No. 7. per ID. 9Ta ga
Sugar, graduated, per Id. $50 $50
Cottonseed oil. so 6.90
Coffee Futures.-The coffee market
lost a good part of its recent rally
during yesterdays trading. The sell
ing was not particularly active, but 1t
seemed to come from trade sources
as well as from the realizing or llqui-
dation Of scattering longs, while there
was comparatively little support in
evidence, and after trading at $50
early, March contracts declined TO S.7i.
The general list closed at a net de-
cline Of 13 to 20 points. Sales were
reported of 25,750 bags.
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Humidity

p M. lowest. 50 lAt a M. average. ~
average for corresponding date last year 81. aver
ago Tor corresponding date last 80 years. 81.