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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23

TO THE HOLDERS OF COLLATERAL
TRUST FIRST MORTGAGES Sc.
TWENTY YEAR SINKING FUND
GOLD BONDS OF COMPITTINC
SCALE COMPANY OF AMERICA
Notice is hereby given that pursuant 10
the provisions OF the mortgage to KnIcker-
booker Trust Company. Trustee dated
October 25th. 1901. given to secure the
above described issue OF bonds ten bond,
OF the face value Of one thousand dollars
$1,000 Nos. 40. 1874. 1856, 25s, sac 335
ais. AGA. sos. 5i4. and four bonds OF said
issue OF the face value OF 1--WE hundred dol
lars Cs500) Nos. 10. i6 SIS. so, amounting
IN the aggregate TO the sum OF Twelve
Thousand Dollars Nl2.00O). face value
nave been drawn by lot for redemption or
December 18th, 1916. at 1916 per centum OF
their par value. and accrued interest, and
Will b. paid for at that rate at the ONCE
81 the undersigned. Trust Department so
Broadway, New York city. on and after
that date.
In case said bonds or any OF them be not
presented 10 the undersigned for redemp-
ton on December is. 1918, all intere,,
thereon shall cease from and after said
date.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.
Successor Trustee
BY GEORGE z. WARREN,
Vice-President.
Dated. New York. Nov. 6. 1915
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Shipping Information and
Marine NewS of the Worth

Barn. Noy ss-Kttas.sld fBr,. No -
I saa S Nsr,ei 10 z. csIo "a Nav dss h Y
Hi Sot g '.n'ir' Nov 'i-B,isn. Ev rss .
Critical Is;s.'lso NJ" i'-sou'h-a. Bo. II. yu
Bordeaux ~" ~ to4 -
Bo T1ss sr is-1nco;rssssin 0s
PASSED
Gi s.a,.. NV iNP'tns I'M. ~ r. .
SAILED
Rio ts Jsnsiro. Nov il-sesurKads I'm. 49,.
New York. wv. 5000
Copenhagen. New y0rs. 'DoI ~
Cn''ooa. NOV 2i-fanams, Nsy Yoss
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ARRIVED


,o city LII Il s Z Co. Ga b. 1 81 SO S list
canoea, lBrl; santos OF %. BIO !.nsirs
& Holt With mails and mdse. Bar At IL m.
W.sn.f. Geornos tGrk). Newport Ns~s Nov
Hubert tBr). Liverpool NoIsl. to the Booth
SIS o SS la RoeE ssc :. i S.s ors.n. No, 49,
the Standard Transportation Go. WITH crude OIL
eT oIind a. i lS% Gibu. No, /, and Wit.
II. TO the Munson IS Line. With mdsA b"
Il" Fl ' ssro Galveston al Nov IS. To- n. Southern
20, 70 the Clyde IS Go. With ndss. Quar- ct
u Jon.scy. Portland. Me- Quar- a. I:as 81
Adya9oe Go0 t,b SG D, Is md q ma q: Bar :.
AIaT. Mobile v ~. T. JnD s,.h II a: md d Ky
At ~ dl..ss. % gnl Gale e:lsna Town 81 z ID
g. g L %fta n @d, va p Bar a. io;:o
pelaxsr. PhiI,de,D !, AZ, g tho M Clyde . 90
Mar del Norte tSpanl Barceions oc' o. 70 VIC
Kerr $ Co. Bar at JAS p m xo,,ol, 70 III. Old
Dominion IS Co with mdse. Quar- At 2t2 m
Chesapeake Baltimore. 70 The Ner i S.o : %
tlmore Trans Co. with mdse. guar a. -"
SAILED
r.c.r,o, Norfolk and Newport News: ryisr, Nor
Ham az Canus New Orleans; Arapahoe Charleston
and JscksOn'ilis; o,sabaT Hous.on , ssa A%.ts1.
A., 1nutch1- Rotterdam; Zus. Asyaguez: Nor
man Bridge, Tampico Mar del Nore tspanj'
philsdelphia: Hilsrius tBr). AoneSfdeo.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED
Hull No, .i-Mrenso OBJ. Nsw YORK.
81 Thomas. Nov 2l-Psrlms tBr). Ne" fon Tor
DemmEa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
Standard Oil Subsidiaries
Other Oil Stocks

Shares. Open. High. Low. Close
22Oo Barn Oil & C ga ga 37s 37s
1900 Con Mex o (ap) IA 1873 1s IA
500. &C & Co (oR) 1873 17Y2 1924 t7H
5000 Cos Oil & G. u 14Is 1879 u :,
400 'Federal OIL. 4 3is 81
300 .Houston Oil. 1894 1924 10 10
1000 'Internat Petrol IVA 11Ia II II
1900 Kenova o (ap) "a "a u "a
2l00 Metropol Petrol II 14I4 IL 1874
5000 'fMidwest Oil. az ~ IS as
950'N Y-Okla Oil. I
1885 'Oi Explor. q q 81 Il
2lS00 tOkla Oil com 10 II 10 II
$500 edo pr 900. IA ~ 13s 13s
5000 Okla Prod r. 11Is IVA II IVA
1900 fOmar Oil & G. So 63 35 40
600 'Sapul Oil & 112s I'VE IVA IVA
400 Savoy Oil go. ~ 1894 II 1894
1900 Sequo Oil & X 1i 1is 13s w
] 5000 'Sinclair Oil. 58la 5o34 57Is 5734
10 $50 Oil & Tran ga ga ga 84
1000 'Unit West Oil 1Is rs
10000 ~ Pet Co (ap) 81 90 81 81
10000 s9SS v1s Gas 8 on oil ia "a " X
$4,000 NV End o G. G So % 90 IS
1000 wyoming Pet. ga 2,4
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Bonds

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
$4,000 Ger de P ssf25Ia i25Ia 124 t25
1000 Con Ariz s.. 81 o. 50 g.
10000 MET Pet IS to4l4 io4zs 1914 ~
1000 enid ST. 5s... es2s 999s esas 9s3s
10000 'RG new5%s 81 9412 Cd e4H
5000 .suiz & S 5s.iO2,4 io274 iO25{ 1929
100000 'UKGtB&I5-y eSss 98Ia es3s $685.
$4,000 do 3-yr eeIs eel4 e9Is e9ls
9OO00'W p new IS GOA GOA 90 90
ENLISTED. tSeI cent. per share
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
Ye,'day's Previous Year
Cereals

Wheat-Much excitement prevailed
in the domestic and Canadian wheat
markets early In the session. II was
clear that the great abundance OF con-
aicting influences had rendered traders
exceedingly nervous and confused
Some of the rumors respecting large
export purchases in the Northwest were
bordering on the sensational, and active
buying was prompted thereby.
Demand was especially brisk for De-
cember contracts in Chicago, and they
advanced 4%c in a brief period Of time.
In the meantime May had risen some
what less violently, and consequently
the May premium fell to sac, against
7c on Tuesday.
Late In the session the demand FOR
Nav became active and the premium
widened to 57t66c. 1t was said that
the early advance In December was
caused by a rise Of 4ac in Winnipeg
December, which was caused in part
by rumors that foreign agents had
bought all the wheat on offer in Winni-
peg, and also November and December
contracts. 1t was also stated that for
eign agents had bought large guam
tity of hard winter in Chicago as well
as December contracts.
Buying was stimulated partly by less
favorable reports from New South
Wales, where the crop is estimated at
5000, 900 bushels, against $4,000, 900
bushels earlier in the season.
In the afternoon there was . COM
plete reversal, the market becoming
strikingly weak, all the early advance
in the distant deliveries being lost,
while December was almost at the bot
tom prices. IL was the consensus of
opinion that the sudden reaction was
caused by heavy realizing, prompted by
much skepticism respecting the early
export rumors. As a matter of fact, it
was almost impossible to obtain any con-
firmation Of noteworthy buying. Con-
sequently there was break OF sac,
with a subsequent recovery Of &c, and
later recession Of sc.
In Winnipeg, however. the market
ruled comparatively strong practically
all dag, and il was claimed that the
bulk Of available supplies there had
been sold to millers or shippersa
Yes'day's Previous Year
close. close. ago
Cash: (cents) (cents) (centsl
New York. ...... 1919 1872 1889
Contract:
Chicago, Dec. 81. 1855 t.era 1884
Chicago, May. 1884 1885 LOS
Corn.-This market was also decidedly
feyerish and unsettled, there being many er-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
THE WEATHER REPORT
Record and Official Forecasts fss NJ,
Twenty-four Hours

Wsshinston. Nor. 22-Ts. storm thu,
over TeIas Tuesday night has moved uor-h---~
creased 10 Intensity. and wednesday sfrs, =.
vas over Northern Missouri. vh.ues a =. ="
toward the Great Lakes
There we're general RAIN within N.
four houn 10 the CUT as.as. ths 49,
lower Ohio valleys and On tbs north Pa. -
ard local snoss 10 the middle plains ss,-.
weather prevailed esevbers fb,rs - ~
general rise Ia temperature In tho Oh,o v.r~ .
region OF The Great Lsss sEd ths nid1js ~ -
sLd View England stsiez. sbile h. sestb~, r--sse7
CONS colder IN the vest Guf states ADD ~ ~
Canadian provinces. Ths indleati,rs A.. 49,
the middle Atlantic and New Enssad 49,. -
ness will Increase and the weather hscors 49,
Thursday and 10 followed b. rssn num-. :. =
and on Friday. ia the south Afanre -
weather will 70 unsettled. With protsN, 49,, -
4 Thursday and clearing snd eos:st on t>ns.
the Ohio Valley. Tennessee. ard uls sast Cc's I. -
rain and colder weather Thursday viii - rl'
~ clearing and colder weather o. Friday.
Ia the region o, the Great Iaks nss IN =
rains Thursday aud probably fridsy, ps.sS,, 49,
upper lakos region.
Storm w.rninss ar. displayed On ,As ous -
from Bay 81 Louis, Mis.. 70 Cedar Kga "a ~
on Lakes Huron. Michigan ard Ens -
wlsds fss Thursdsy ssd Fnsy~-ssrsA xu.--.
fresh southwest and vest and ssnsrslly ID, v,.,,-.
middle Atlantic. fresh sou,hsriy snd -
weather. probably followed b. shoxsu: su> A.
lsntic. fresh souihess, and south svsrc,s, -
and shOses. east Gull strong so1th skss,Ics !.
west. rain: followed By clearing -e,iAss: vsx a.
fresh west and fair weather: uppsf laxss -.
shifting winds. probably reaching sAs ssrs -
Lakes Michigan and Huron. rain. prooshb 49,
ing to snow Thursday night or Friday; ossr ~
strong sou,hsrly winds. probably reaching IA ~
on Erie. rain.
Stern Warnins.--Advsory southsssa stuu -.
ings displayed a. 10 D. N. % L4ia h ~
Huron storm central over Northesslsn ~
increasing IN intensity ard MOVING nor,hssa. -
southeast and south winds o. Lsko II -
huroo VIII probably resch gaze force nurs1u
forecasts for Special LseaIitis--Easrs \,
York. Southern Ne~ England. Esstsn ~.
,snia- New Jersey. Delaware. MarJlard. ushn
and District Of Columbia--lncressins eiosd,zu -
warmer to-day. probably followed b. rain; ,ss..
row rain.
Northern New Enxlanc-Fsi, and vuus s><u,,
tomorrow probably rain or snow.
North and South Carolina and GsortS-kAh y
day. tomorrow gearing and cooler.
Fl0rida-Overcsst to-day and t~ncrvv. efstshlj
rain In peninsula; cooler northset
AlabsTn4-Rsin and cooler to-day; te-nsFsw 10
Misassigpi-Fslr and colder t,-dvi Hnsasu
Western New York-RLn o. tasv s-dg q
LouisIans-ro-dsy fair IN s0t eAsnss N
colder In east: tomorrow fair
Arkamsss-Fair to-day. ercept isin IN 0uuI
east: colder In east. to morrow faif
Oklahoms snd Western Terp-ist sedu ~
to morrow.
Esstern T.I.-Fdr and sousvlas suna b
day; to-morros fair.
LEGAL ohioIaI Record fo,lo~ins eedA -
ord from the Weather Bureau shows iScewouu
durus the last twenty -four hcun In ccnoafnl
with ths correspoudlng dates Of LAT ysr:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23

, ter limits. but they could not accomplish
much OF Importance owing partly TO the
scarcity OF ocean freight room. Selling was
stimulated partly by favorable weather West
and increasing receipts at primary points.
Yesdsy's Previous Year
Cash. close. close ago.
New York. tt14h r.i3A 70
Contract: -.
Chicago, May...... .e7Is 1914 .os9s
Oats-The oats market was trthe hrmer
early In the day. partly with wheat and corn
and partly on tho poor Argentina outlook,
but later there was more pressure 10 sell. and
weaker feeling prevailed. Selling was
stimulated partly by large stocks.
Yesday's Previous Year
Cash. close. close. ago.
New York ...... SO SO AZ
Contract:
Chicago. December. .57's .519s .s3sH
Chicago. May. .62Ks So .41Ka
Rye-Prees were firm.
Yes'day's Previous Year
close. close ago
Cash. N. Y. bush. $3.50 $3.50 S.o3'+
Flour and Meal.-Quotations were:
Yes'days Previous Yea.
close. close. ago.
Wheat. Mimi, spg pat s9.55 s9.ss s5.25
Rye -four, choice. 7.95 I.9o o'oo
Cornmeal, kiln dried. $50 o.3o SO
Bran, in sacks. $3.50 S1.8o 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Baakrvptsy Petitions

EDWARD I. BLOOM. Of 800 IVES, St,h It,. q
theatrical manager, has eled . petition 10 bank
There are Is5 creditors In all. including many
aciors and actresses. for services. Among them arc
Maud w rqTs '' $50 Nc Geor rsS aoa:a sso7
smith. si27: Nathan Edeson. s55: Wallace Terrell.
1913: James seessr. s5ss and a. s ~ aGa W.;
s%ans other creditors arc willaete Dodge s.. 900
for services, Marcus dSeS 900; saq pub. Rs.ty
10 sl 257 Judgment and Octograph Co, $3.50.
Judgment He owes tbs following hcssl compan Is
,cr ho.rd. sherman. Chicago $3.50. st. Paul. b..
paul $3.50; Havelin. Cincinnati. $3.50; Walton:
phIisdeIphia $40; Griswold. New Yo-k. $3.50 and
woodward. New York. $50; Rectors Restaurant Co.
ANNE BRIsKIE. OF 1918 East 1851 st.; has
fled petition In bankruptcy. with liabilities OF
sss,Ocy Judgment In favor Of Robert I. Hoxue, and
Thomas H. Doan. a. committee OF the properly OF
M WuIILM b OBJ. manufacturer OF dresses. at
10 West l7;h St has made assignment 70 Harry
Ossrman petition In BANKRUPTCY has also been
u us,ris ssT- snd B. 5 welsser. SO. He lives
At ga Riverside Drive. and has been In business
HoRwITz a sEGAL-A petition In bankruptcy
has been MED aSains. Joseph Horwtts and Mar
segAl comprising the rm Of horsitz a. segsl.
I@sion mn n. j., but who are residents Of New
York City BY William Abrams. $500: Austin Ne
Neal. sis3. and Jacob koValsky. 200 Liabilities
stated 70 DC eoseVv tlI 1890 sSfVvVs
/ MORRISON GILMORE. salesman. Of : w.st
xoth 81 hss fl,d a petition In bankruptcy. with
ilabiliii-s o. ,4Is on a judgment in favor Of the
Johnson kahn Co.
Bankruptcy Schedules
BLANCHE YOyIS. dealer IN woDen's Apparel AZ
Tst Fif,h ay. and al Bar Harbor. has fled srhef-
ucs showing liabilities u Sl5.5o1. OF which 81 600
4. 10 wnrkrOom help. and assets " 100 =
% stock $500: cash turned over 70 the receiver
1900 and cash In bank. $3.50
KAssoUF. MOuTRAN a BACLTNI. dealer, IN
arcs At . Rector 81. have fled schedule, sho.,in,
liabilities o, $500 and ~sse,s oi s. 500 enusstins
q stock $50; nI,ures. ,lIj. cash. s.. AID as
counts ASA.
Receiver Apcoiated
GRAND HAT FRAME co-Juase Hand IA. an.
pointed Miss Bertha Rembauxh receiver fo- NJ,
KAHN. trading az the Grand Hat Frame co a.
3t5 Grand 81 ,bond. s.. ooo), with priviea. ~
continuing the business ioz ave days IIzbtiitiss
stated 10 b $500 and sapsb S1seA
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Humidity

H,ghsst Temperature 43. st 40 =;
%. At g. m; average. IS; svrae sns
lss, roar, 81; average came date La u ssaA
Humidity
ip. m-..W - a"'A
BarvmsfW
m. 500 Up. 80" ~
Local gsreoast.-Increasins c.0ncinso
to-day. probably followed b, rain y ~ =
morrow rain: fresh south w1ndA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
Basket Ball League

The announcement last week s.ould have rad
that al troops IN Manhattan having basket ball
teams and WHO arc interested IN forming q Boy
Scout league should make applications 10 Scout
master J. W. Mercer. S6 Morninssde Avenue APP
pllcaions should be made al oucc 50 TIA; games
can STAR by December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Hawaii Via San Franciscol-Great northern nor IS
Hawaii, samoan Islands. Australia aud Ne" q,
Zealand IVA San Francscol-Sonoma Sov -
Hawaii Via San Observation-Disclosures NOV -
Shanghai, japan and rorea (via sestue)- =.
japan, Cores China and Philippine ISLANDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES
BORDEN's CONDENSED MILK COMPAS,
Preferred stock Dividend No. GO.

A regular quarterly dividend ofii5sc has
been declared on the Preferred Stock Of
this Company. PAYABLE December 18th.
1916. 10 stockholders Of record December
ist. Stock Books close December LIST, at
$500 Il. NJ. and open December 18th. at
1900 A. NJ Checks mailed
y D. SHOVE. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
tsrday's A year
Daily Imports and Exports

Daily imports and exports Of general
merchandise at the Port Of New York
were:
Eypnrts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
Yesterdays A y

Cottonseed Oil Futures.-The market for
cottonseed oil was moderately active, with
orders quite evenly divided. and consequently
net changes were comparatively narrow. The
decline in cotton discouraged aggressive
operations on the buying side, and there was
good deal OF selling from time TO time
which was thought TO have emanated from
refining interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Futures.-There was q firmer tone
in the coffee market yesterday. with the buy
ing accompanied by rumors that syndicate
had been formed for the purpose OF ship
ping coffee TO Havre with a view to holding
It until the end of the war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
Bronx Council


Scouimasiers' Bulletin
f-An Scouts wanting % oin the class IN hu-
cling sill report at these headquarters. With their
bugcs. on saturday eycninF December = at 8
o'clock sharp Tlls class viii be under tho dlrec-
ton % Robert =. McGeary. o. The nA'L militia.
Nex York
The leaf contest viii close Dcrember VIII
you kindly arrange TO have your troop cosctioas
sent 70 these hes11usftrso early po.sihel
a-Rave YOU re-rrg.sterrd your troop for this
yrarf II not will Jou kindly do 90 al Cnc-f
GlI.M0RE ID. PARkE.
bccg; Colmise.cnR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
Yesterdays A year

Sugar Futures.-The market for sugar fut-
ures held within narrow range yesterday.
with the market being easily Influenced by
orders either way. One leading operator was
good buyer Of December and January.
thought possibly TO be for large Cuban inter-
ests, while the selling was scattered and in
cluded early liquidation by November longs.
The close showed net losses of to 10 points,
with sales for the day IS, $50 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
MINIATURE ALMANAC

'un rises.........s5l Moon rises a. N LA
Sun ss,s...........t:ss Moon sets ~. m.l.'''s'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
TroOp Notices

The hike OF the scouimsstsrs 1 The Southern
Cortlsndt Psrk subss, The, bk-d noI.h is,.,
Yonkers, Hastings. Dobbs Ferry Iryng,on to Tarry-
town. and then returned over the sane route.
Mr. SchaGrts OF Troop 81. demonstrated path
finding Mf. Friedman. Of So pave = denctstga-
ton oi camp cockn, and Mr.. Weissberg q Troop
ST. gdss a. "a = b.'.7G 0, -,Did hfr-mak.ng Il u
conieTuriA,d ac'd.rs hikes IN the near
future. md Il il hoped more ScOuinSsters viii BE-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
Bronx Headquarters

Two hundred and hfiJ boys sttended the samss
held BY the Bronx Council a. Van rortlandt PARK
last Sunday. The scouts had different Tesla in
tho morning cooked th.ir own lunch culdoors and
10 the afternoon drilled under Ileld Executive @.
H. NcsslAge and later were divided into two
teams FOR war game Reds under Mr. Ne-.l.re
de'eetsi tho Blues under Field Executive Marsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
sCOUS3 'Ahnn
SHxcTy We CoUNclLc1
50 MADISON AVENUE
Manhattan Headquarters

Tbs following boy; passed their second class tes'
on Thg5dsy So'a%S S So s MtIGd drm, Tooo
lis John Cshill. Troop 81: Joseph Gillespie. Troop
The Scouts Of greater New YORK are signing
an Invitation 10 10 sent to President Wilson 10 az
tend the big rally In Madison Square Garden IN
January Scoutmasiers are requested TO get ths
signatures on The paper forwarded TO them as soon
possible 50 they can be sent on TO Presldent
Wilson al the earliest possible ino'Ae.t Scous
masters should return the signatures OF themselves
AID their scouts 10 their local hesdqnarters
The chief feature o. the Manhattan scoutmss,ers
School on November - was the lecture by tredericK
Trevor Ill., o. the Executive Board and a Scout
master on Troop Management" Among the in
that each troop should have troop physician. who
should examine every boy tho parent OF tho boz
sh0ud be advised OF tho Scouts physical CONDITION
aud then the parent and Scoutmaster should CO
opcrse % improve his health second patrol iesh
troop chance 10 be Temporary patrol leader, and
then the scoutpasier should select mot elect the
permanent patrol leaders from these teIn ish
small number Of boys mot more than sir J. between
the Of twelve and fourteen mot older man an
twelve. thirteen snd fourteen years; fourth, e@.h
troop should tie ~ with some epuohc institution
preferahiy e public school. FIRE department or pocs
department: lflh make patrol leaders kno" mat
they are 6f,cers. and whea they are thoIcgshly
trained issue ali orders through them. s.Ith. al"Ns
have programme prepared before you 50 to your
meetings.
District Notices
Troop :. the seoutmasters' Troop of tbs Eastern
District viii meet tbs evening al SIS. al me
Y ~ H. A. Ninety second Street and letlns'on
Avenue Deputy Commissioner Stetson viii lecture
on forestry and recognizing trees In winter As
sistant .coutmssters and troop committeeman are
invited ~ DO present. as well as proSp.clte scout
matters SIDNEY y. HENSHAW,
SAMI III. BLAUr.
Deputy Comm.ss onertL
Markham ard Ifppsr Yves; Side d stricts.-Thomas
III Cole scoutmaster Of Troop li3. has issued a
conprehensive programme. which IS given below.
covering activities other han tho regular mteth2s
through the fan and winter. Scouts in tho northern
or upper Yves, Side distric;s who desie 10 oc-
company the troop on any q The ouinss. except he
November IS hike. must make Application through
their scOutmaster 10 Mr. Cole. al 5sf Academy
Street As far possible. they will be sccommo-
dated aud detailed instructions will be forwarded
them Invitations have gone out 10 the scoutmas
ters Of tie Northern District 10 participate in the
services which viii be conducted BY DR.. George s.
pavson the chaplain Of this troop, on Anniversary
SUNDAY EchrIar. II 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23

Corn.-This market was also decidedly
feverish and unsettled. there being many err
rattle fluctuations. but they were narrow n
compared with wheat Il was claimed that
sxporters received fairly large ordsrs ct bet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23

HIGH wATER
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Schedule for Fall and Winter, 1867

Uniforms 10 be worn on al these occssions)
November - and 90 bicycle hike 70 CresIwood.
Kensco Reservoir and Valhalla Bridge.
December ]. annual meeting. merit badges for year
% be awarded. g. hike 20 Van Cortsndt PARK
l6 Museum Of Natural History. subject Birds
81 Christmas parry. parents especially invited TO
attend. %, open.
January O. Woodwork Tower. view rom top At
sreclal reduced rates. and Aquarium ~ tbs Bat
tory: "a, hike 10 BronI Geological PARK, Wild ami
mas o. Eastern United States; 20: Museum Q,
Natural History, subject "lndians"; q. "A History
Of Printing" visit 10 the Topographic Library and
Museum OF American Type Founders Company. In
jersey City.
February 8. hike 70 forest reserve Al BronI Park,
subject Tree Life In Winter
Anniversary Week
February s-Serenth anniversary OF Boy soout,
OF America. e-Regular weekly meeting with thing,
Appropriate for the anniversary. I0-ulustrata,
lecture: subject 10 be announced later lI-BoY
scout sunday Dr. George $. Payson Will preach
a special sermon 10 the troops OF the Northern
District Report at The Parish House At 80 D m
l2-Conmunity Good Turn sunday; announcemen.
later. l7-rrip 10 United States Nan Yard 10
jeci Woods and Precious Stones"
March "Trip through WArd's Bakery. 10
Statue OF liberty Enlighiening the World. and q
few Of the historic places Of lover Manhattan
i5-Sow York Telephone Company main plan, Clra-
IT'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
Livestock, Meats and Provisions
Farm Produce
Dairy and Barnyard

Dairy and Barnyard
The following are New York prices. yester.
days, compared with those OF "a year ago:
Yesterday A year ago
Butter. extra. cream
cry. lb........... 4fNz442 SO G.
Cheese, state, whole
milk, lb.......... % G. 1o'49-
Eggs. Pa. and nearby
hennery browns. so COS SO G4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
Storm waruIus-Adrsop soutA.sa su- -,

inss displayed a. 10 D. n. on LAla d -
Huron, storm central over Northsaslesn ~.
increasing In Intensity ard MOVING nor,hssa. -
southeast and south winds o. Lke Ia ~
Hurou Will probably reach gale force Tnuretay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23
Forecast, s~ Special Lseanti..-E.uu -

LEGAL ofhdl Recerd.--Ths fallo~ins seda -
ord from the Weather Bureau shews tscexou
durns the last twenty -four hcun IN eesess
with ths correspondents dates Of Last yssy:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-23

GRAND HAT FRAME Co.-Juigs Hand has ap.
KAHN trading az the Grand Hat Frame Co =,
345 Grand 81 tbond. 81 eoo). with priv,ies. Of
are stated 70 b. $500 and ssss SlseA