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eec.; $3.50 lbs, etc: si-se lbs, zee: s7.ss
lbs. ?2e.: .s.ii lbs; ::c.; IS lbs. sSc': 60
ond grade, all sizes. Ia &c. less than above
prices. depending on quality corn fed;l'
lbs. to dozen and under; "a &c; o.? ni;
lbs. zoe; a3-i7 lbs, zoe. IS lbs. 2ic.: so
lbs. and over. 22c. fresh, bbis. dry packed:
philadelphia and Long Island. average ~
lbs, to pair. .sa s2c.: Pennsylvania. milk
fed. mixed weights. 20 a?lc.: medium sizes.
m sM,st wcir Hirsin sss MI" wss asa, oT Gry picked iSei.
milk fed. "a lbs. to pair. 25c.:7 lbs. to
pair gee; lbs. to pair, sic.' 10 ,ss, 20
mixed weights, 1914 a zoe. corn fed: ~ lbs.
to pair. ?3c.; lbs. to pair. isc. 5 lbs. to
pair ?9c,' 10 lbs. to pair .ic.' S.s ,s,; to
Southern. dry. picked. mixed weights; 17is
@isc.;. Northern Ohio and Michigan:
s,alded. broilers zoe; northern OHIO and
weights. lie; Us lbs. to pair. a lsc.;
Sther Western scslded, broilsrs; 10 goc.
l7c.; southern. scalded. mixed weights, i6
mistsc.; Western and Southern. dry picked
S Su sea' issi f p1w f.s, fmsi1, e drS pnck a"a
milk fed. IL to box. Western. boxes. $50
lbs. and over to dozen, dry picked. teirn
l~l5isc.;. fresh, dry packed. corn fed. ~ to
box. Western. 1880 lbs. and over to dozen.
az picked, is%:o';e; ao;t7 lbs; $50
y w. u on lDb.s " f2Cs I'LL 1oIHS-
scslded. .i5c. FowIs-Fresh. bbis'. dry
packed Western; northeriy. dry picked. s
isc.; az lbs. .ite.; under ) lbs. iiai4itc.;
southern and Southwestern. large. i7Y
LIZ; small. iSgi4c.; northern ohio and
i7c. small, lsc. DUCKS AND GEEsE-
STAN fed. fancy. lie; ducks. Western. $3.50
lbs. and over to dozen. i5gl6c.: under IS
lbs. to dozen. 1'c.; geese, MARYLAND. isa
1Sc. geese. Wisconsin. stall fed. fancy. i7c.;
geese. Western. fancy. large. i5c.: small,
ltc.; ducks and geese, poor to fair. 10 ~ l3c.
other Ws.tern geese. poor to medium. l2m
SOC. asi. GUiNEAs-sprlng. a. lbs. &c
pair. per pair. Si.:5Di.5o. . lbs. to pair
On tracks: - unloaded. Fairly sood de.
rnand for. prime large fowls and small
lr% c"ltns ae s%' ' .Sme put Sr.d Gg, "a: H Sisslpa r'G &,
urcs. Indications OF IFS freight cars ar
,s fiktSsiis'oS family oSn;s!'': .s,r, s %.,s.
$3.50: family; ssstos ~. pssk.t' t,s'sS%%
ross s.s STEADY i'd S.e %s:'' i seq i br'f is..
s Sn;:, l q {, ~, me.,.nPiGtl.a bellies
ise.; picked hams steady. quoted. i7I
rise. Taliow dull: special. iiko.; city.
1is; no%,nsi country. iiHGiiSs; Lard
lard easier. quoted. isSo. nominal; renned
lard easy: Continent. tls; South America.
steady. quoted. itsaiISc. s,.srins Suie''
oleo, l66iShc.: city lard stearine. i7s
nIsc.
RABBITsEco,.ons.ii'; prime. p. pair.
Jacks. prime, ~ soc.
RlCE-pomestlc screenings. 8 s78&c;
medium, - use: head. - q SC. fancy
h"sd, o.. Hjlsc.; extra fancy. ga a &C !.
Japan. iisc blue rose, tisc.
SUGAR fuTIRES-Markct opencd un-
changed to 10 points lower on nrst bids.
with sales about ! to 8 points lower. Mors
or less liquidation In December to May,
Win later positions neglected. Some
switching December to later months.
Sales 1900 tons. closed net declines Of I
I" points. sentiment nervous. operators
awaiting developments In actual sugar.
Range OF prices:
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rfd.. payable Feb. I 10 stock Of. record
Jan. II. A 2,1% cash quarterly dividend on
common was declared with an extra stock
dividend OF 2S. both payable Jan. 2 TO
holders OF record Dec. IS.
CHICAGO. ELEVATED AND SURFACE
LINES-Subway and traction commission
place value OF el5i. 72i.67 on surface lines
and WI. 800 900 Of elevated lines.
CITIES SERVICE CO.-MontGomery. Clio.
J'H v. s yili Msc Co h' rsnop, entire block
OF .t.co.0oo SO preferred stock. recently
undcrwritten. has been sold.
EMPIRE GAS & FUEL-Rcports gross Of
subsidiaries for six months ended with Oct.
N.N0.ls3. net g.. sO2. 10.
TWIN CIT RAPID TRANSIT Reports
earnings fourth week Nov. s2is,7 inc. sii..
e02; month Nov. ts3T.o5,. inc. $40. oSG: from
Jan. l 50, lis. :3i, inc. s66t.i07.
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SEES ANOTHER YEAR OF WAR.
". r. MichaclIs. BACK From Lon.
don, Tells OF Conditions.

Horace I. Nichaclis OF Michaclis &
Co, 81 broadway, returned yesterday
from London. lie said that financial in
tcrcsts consider war conditions will con-
tinue for ~ least another year; that the
Allies are looking to the United States
for every financial support and that de-
nan for American material will con
time for n time at least. Europe still
has about $1,000, 600. 900 worth OF the
best class Of American securities. and
these viii come here soon. he added.
Europe looks to America to make the
FIRST steps toward worlds peace. Mr.,
Mlchaclis asserted.
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cred, extra nne. per dozen. asa soc: extra
nrsts, Vd47c.: nrsts, Sa%5c: seconds
and poorer. ssat?c.: fall gathered poor 10
good. 80 a37c.: fresh gathered. dirtiee no.
/. s3f3lc.: No. 2 and poorer. 30 $40.
checks. good to choice. dry. Id3?c.; un,
dersrates. :7Ga SOC. refrigerator. specia
marks. fancy, storage and insurance paid.
33xc,: nrsts. 33c.: seconds. 3iis q
lower grades, $50 sic; state, Pcnnsyivania
and nearby Western hennery whites. nm
to fancy. SIS d5 sc.: ordinary to COOL %Sm
SIC gathered whites. ordinary TO nnc. q
u G5c nearby puileis' eggs. whites t3i
soc. Western and Southern gathered
whites. t3d see; state, fennsNlNanln hhV
nearby hcnnery browns, hOu Doc gathered
brown and mixed coiorS, 40 q zoe.
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Alan RIns.n COMPANY, NC

special meeting Of In .tn .nolaorP nl
ALAN RIBBER 'rNpN<A. I\'. uIl IN,
held un the -Gth .tI Of December. '.lr. o..
= 80 O'Clock In tho afternoon, at tho utirr-
~ such pauN Nn. 100 RroadwpN r
tho Borough Of Maintain, cav OF Sew
York, for IA" UIrpu-" -! voting upuu %
proposition 10 Y. rra-r tho .ppttHl ,tn, X
Of IA" company from FIVE MIILdp,
DOLLARS, Consisting uf luu. 900 slarrs uf
the par value "f S,n rcr share. 90 TEN
MILLION bOLl.AI&S. To- consist Of -00. uDu
shnres Of IN" par value ~ $50 per share
NIlLINM q. GRlEB. President.
j. q. MNTLA'N. SECRETARY.
New York. b"couhcr INV, lP1E.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGa.
B. l.. K
IINAA lANh IRIsI

Vice Pres. 4 Cashier.
New York. Dec. 8. 1915.
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MARKET.

LONDON Dec. ~ Tho money market
was well supplied Win funds to-day and
liFcouui rates w'rC uviri. Demand good
Tor short dated Treasury bills. Stock mar.
k't. an'"', with u hotter undrrtonc. OH
mad rubber shlrrs In gool demand au,
tHtidlH0 uti l't shlrcf Irung DtiA S',rl
irl 'liN S~"T.."" nrrnlncni. Foreign
inrd' '~i"ndl'r. - Doping -'o,ks nnt amt
,"ln'i' wax on 'h" 40 fiction NJ d"'ll1g-
In tlc metal. \m.rl,nn 4rrurilIcs dulr,Iv
't'"dE f"nsol> for mo0,y closed At ~,
my ila pr cont "ir loan ~ 81. Money.
", per cont Discount rates: Short aud
tho" months hills, -. ass. per cent. Gold
premiums AZ Ilrhon. n m.
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MAIL ROBBERS CONFESS.
Thcfts T%otnlIinR ThOusanda al
Dollars Disclosed Ia Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Dec. Mail robhcrics
amounting to Thousands of dollars were
disclosed to-day, postal authorities an
nounccd. in the confessions Of Richard
and Frank Cnnp'n. mail wagon drivers.
Jcwclry valued at between $1,000 ana
$l5,0 900 was recovered at thapin's home,
Frank Chaplin has been under arrest
Since December s.. Ills brother was ar
rested yesterday at Athens. Ia.
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METAL MARKET.

Prices continued to harden IN The copper
markc, yesterday Tho best available quota
,ions were: FRS, quarter. - TO 81" second
quarter. 37's 10 81" third quarter. -, 10
1'c fourth quarter. 3sc 4 sslc of January
meta has heeu made At Si'.r, a pound. An
Italian mmiiiou maker contracted for So"
ond quarter delivery nj sac. These consti.
tu,c record hish prices for copper a mouth
ahead and from four to six MONTH. ahead.
Tho general opinion IN the trade IL that the
closing Of III" London metal exchange will
have a good instead Of q distressing effect.
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PRONIsIONsLpork
soc; iced. ?oa?5c.; inferior. Doi6c.:
iagks prtr,a an q, IN,

SUGAR fuTuRES-Markct opened un-
changed to 10 points lower on nrst bids.
with sales about | to 8 points lower. Mors
or less liquidation In December to May,
win later positions neglected. Som"
switching December to later months.
sales 1900 tons. closed net declines Of I
awaiting developments In actual sugar.
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% AkD Z. - AVIAN,
80 F.rf~.TK NHfre
AMERICAN CAR A>n FOUNDRY CO.

N"N ! orr -. "ilh"r v l''h
P|EElEltkEp CAPITAL SlO.k
pINlbE\D So
4 d!v!drul ui ul' ouI the. gut'''s
pcr cent ,',i ON thr Preferred - :
of this company. has his dt been -.
rlarcj, payable NpuItl. J|d.atrs :. .'.i
"a s~tochhu.i"rS ui r',url af tu" , -s" y
business Wednesday, lie. 'wh"r 10, 1915
'ho,hs VIII ho. m'l.r. D, the G.ara'F
Trust Company Of Sow Nu'k
:. : prl.NNp Treasurer
n e. WIGS So rotary.
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NOTICE tl l'\N NI.\T tI l'\.'! w
lh' Ro,rl OF ILrN.Inr. ~ -. I.''fh'''
outh Consolidated Corporation ~ % NEE.
Ink hu'l tu day. IL" IJrci i.'W sH-r N" \
lINAlrUt oi w. up the lro''r'"' "',A'
friNahI" at THO office Of 'l, ttlV.r|' -. y
100 ItuadwUN. SOW Nurj Din. on lpi iif.
iud, l'li, TO tho s'o. kholirr- - Re ~ I"
tn" close Of lu~lu'~t n,,rn.hrr '''N, tF'
II. " ElSliElt S''rrtay
New vow. nr-- nm lNL.
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Iut uA>ON tK >ATIp> n UNNk
Of the cit, OF New NnrL

WV NOTI- 0VI'WUVr Nlh, lNlf
=. Nnl''e - hcrchN given that tho Anuup'
Meeting at tho shareholders of TINS BANK
i"t ~" election ~ birc. tor TO serve dur.rr
we" coming year aud tor ia" Transaction III
Si'h other hilstuoss rs may coma brforn tn,.
VII W." h".i a. the banking house
\ sass u uud I'm" Slr"'ls TUESDAY. January
NJ aud ! o'luoL y NJ -
EI.MEIi T. MIILTTAKER. Cnshlcr.
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The
American Exchange National Bank
New Norl
New York

New ! orb, Deo~nb~r slh, 1919.
The animal meeting OF the ',ockho,d~s II this bank
iu the eischen Of Drecsor ~il b- held al It's h.nkiur
houss, No. l2s Rrosdsay, Nr~ York, on TUESDAY,.
January 9Th. 1917. At y clock noon. Poll, omen
ron II n, 10 90 T.. ~.
ARTHuR =. LEE, Cs.hL~.
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NORTHEK> uIrE line tOMP\Nf
"a I

SrN YORK. Np,'wh'- IS, '?is
\ diNii'ui of %" p,r ,un', IS Hv'h
declared ON the 'tpit ~ S'o,k - '| t' n.
pauv, PAYABLE jtuI.try O. i''5 30 "'k.
holirr- at t'rori g; the tiose - i4'n"
De, Cuh"r Is. 'tiG
Al, communication roFlriiNg rt'n'|
or chang Of address should be- "n' 70 ~
und'r~iEN"l not later tAAn u 'nta"r -
1876.
GEORGE ClIESEREO'. -. r',av
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W~ASHISGTON, Dec. l1-An order re.
curing railroads and other common car
riers TO ME their annual reports for the cal
enda year instead OF for the fiscal year end
Inc June 30. as heretofore. was Issued to-
say by the Interstate Commerce Commits
eion. The carriers have advocated the
change for a long time.
The sun., 1916-12-12
MINING NEWS.

ALASKA GOLD MINES November rcnor,
STATES $4,000 tons OF ore were milled. ass,yin-
on an average OF Nl3 a ton. a. comp,rcI
ton. ' "
H~OMESTAKE MINING co. Declared rem.
'nr monthly dividend OF g. cents and an extra
m.vidr'm ~ - both payable Dec. 20 10 stOci;
VI record Dee. 20,
JOSEVlG. KENNECOT-r COPPER co Has
1oS& resolved payment from the Tacoma
smcter Tor hrst shipment Of orc rrro,yed
from mliHs Net an'ouri pdid ~ ~ rate
o. WE a ton, Subscription books viii clos
SUPERIOR 4 BOSTON COPPER co Re-
lorts Tor year GUIDED Sept. receipts s,Sl.5aI
expenditures si%GaiS, balance on hani sl76i1;'
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RANERUPTS DiSCHARGED-In tho
United States District Court by Judge
Mayer: Emil K~atzcnstein. Frank johnson,
Flume Lumber COMPANY. Felix Corwin, J.
and u. Weidcr. Francis Kaufman, Max
Kiselgon. Alex q. Reiss. Frank n. Slmp-
son. Jake Goldstein. Jules Melancon, Ike
R,ttig and Sig SchunAn.
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SUGAR. RAW-Market casicr and price.
-. lower 10 basis ~ iac. Tor Cubas cost
and iI6c Tor n.nlasscs. Rumors ~ s,lcs
~ '.c. below those quotations not con
gsrs and included Ga tons OF Venezuela
,entrifuGals a. tNsc. G. I. {. basis. equal to
5s2e. FOR cen,riflgaI. duty. paid $500 bags
Peru at samc price and $500 bags Peru
molasses at she. c. 1. e.
SUGAR. REfINED-Tabiets. case. . n.
cartons. half or full size tablets. and do.
and ic3oc, In half cases: Eagle tablets,
mould 4, and cubes, Joe; NXXx pow
: zoe. powdered and coarse powdered.
soc, fruit powdered. 1900 domino
sr. ns cssS' g. 81, sna . +; csr,o tons.
f'ctioners' granuiated. T.joc Eagle coarse
granulat"i, 1850: extra Hne graduated.
sranulatod,. soc : H. bag. nne grann
lated amt n. bags do. 76Oc. I'm sacks
and zoe. In hhl' ga ~ bags do, 100
standard graduated. use; M" grauu
lated and diamond \, go confectionery
sses s. J, 80 s., s;SS So
II, s5Oc Nos. 10. ~ and -, 6,,5c
VEGETABLES. MisCELI4N>EOuS-AN-
1SE-Ncw Orleans. bbl., s2.5u2 50. ARTI-
GnokESmc1,itC.nls. frsnen, d1nm 40
Sells SPRorTS-Iong Island a.. "a 100.
~.if0rn's' sT9"T; "a r hGANT FioT'is.
$50 pEEETs IS'arSy. 100 Ncis., Gu:.
tops on. III. s:ra5o; New orleans, 100
bchs. ,ltonc CARROTS Nearby, 100
SEA so. washed, tops on, hhl, s2;oH3
~uuwashod. loo 10. bag, ~sl.tnn.. New Or-
,csgi 100 b.. EE5h; Hc5'G';c erhUMR MR
in seoi. Ton, ,iouso hhl. sea3:5; red
.hhar. ~; '.aS5 20, virginia, .rstc. or
state 'ni resrby. craiS. ,sasjo: Cs,ifor-
MIA. cratc, .2ai. knobs. 100 hchs s3ui
CNuidtLnWEHS. "ns Island, shor, ,.ut,
No !, pcr hhl, :. ~ 80. No. q, hh.., 81 .iu
-: Long Island. long cat. y" !. r"r M
tlTl7a, 80 =. per bh,.. a0U 55r Long ls,-
and crate. 80, ISL Long Island nat ..ra,c.
CUiCORY Nearby. h~k ." 80, Florida.
hsk sac? Nov orleans. hi 3. aoaa'
KEIiir,,r virrin,a'. Gni coc ",r 'rS2G"Ait6L
- Nearby. box. gSu ,ar Sow orleans, hhl
,?.iomSi Florida, hsk 49, GAR,lr
western. 100 ,N-. SG.;nuf $50 IINN
BEANS cuban, ,rntc. - ."p5t =" LIT
TrCE.. virginia and \'ftn Carolina; hsh =.
fancy. hsk sSHl. Floriin average, hsr
sIa@ho, H"H orleans, ,hhI, 500 20,
tlai..5 Onions state and Western.
white, crate. '-p.:i, yellow. 700 ~ hos.
b has, ,~3aonteS: Bctmuts, htlf era %
Sl.@JH l.So. Connecticut Valley, yellow, TOO
H. bag, t3W3-b; red, 100 III has, s3H37t.
cuban, crate. $3.50: Valencia. case, So
"a. crate. rMisi OKR\-FIorida bsk..
stuG; i TN carrier. stIG, . tn carrier, e.
AZ. PEhS-Cnhfornia por drum ttut;
Florida, hsk. 'ed5, pErrERs -rlorila.
hos, s"E Cuhru. hoN, s-n3 80 PANS
LEY >cv or,cens. curry. hi, 50; Sow
orleans. plain. hhl, t5uG; california. drum
s. rtMPklNS mi. ti|.5ul5h $
~SNIPS-Rh1. s".5OH2. RpMAlNE 500.
by, hsk. SO. as. Florida, hSk sldt, \"a
orleans, hhl 5? 5oHi RirRAER- C'li-
fnruin, bundle, "Iu i0'. SIiNlLOTS-
Virginia, hi, slMi7i Squash Flor,dp.
wht'c, box. slI2; n"arhV, marrow, hi e..
81 50ue: nearby. Hubbard. hh'. SEA "a
TrRNIPS RutshnEa. hhl. or bag SlI5u b.;
white. hhl., s:d3 TOMATOES FluraIl.
carrier. tlbnH3; cuh'u, carrier, slrou
$50: 10 Of Piucs, carrier. S..nu o 50. CtIi-
%iornia, lng. Nn? WATERNEESs-lo"
hrhs. 81 9SR l1O.
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SILVER PRICES.

Average price Of sllver in New York in De.
Cembcr. 1915. was - &c. an ounce. December,
ltii. iI.5~" December. 1918, ~ 7sc December.
1872. o. Sc December, 1871, bty0c.
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MONTREAL CLOSING.
PARIS MARKET.

PARIS, Dec. n~.--Tradins quiet or ,hr
Roursc to-day, Thee per cent, rcntrs, ~
francs 10 ceutimos Tor cash ENcherIr IA
London. - francs si,e crntimra. Five psr
cont. loan, IS francs . ccntimcs,
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L. W. BLISS COMPANY,
Borough II Brooklyn. New York.

tn" Roari NJ Dire tors Of ms Ionr- ,
has this day declared 4 quh'',r.F d r'i''
- on" Hrt ~ou"-quitf'r i"f cont .... b
ana an extra dividend at on" hDu'r". go
cent ChU6ei on th" Common Stork - =
Company :" be paid from tn" acruuu'PH.
net earnings ~ tho Company on IL. er -
sd next, II holders ~ tho Common s'n.S
of record m tho nuoks ~ tN" 'omytIN a!
tho close ~ hltir'-s U,,CWnar .'lA ~
Transfer books VIII Zoo CLOSED! Ne.HU :
18th 10 ESD. both dates ~. 4sIr"
hnN ANN ~
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<. w. BLISS COMPANY,
borough of HroOkI,n. New Notk.

l''fnlt"T II, ..'
Tn" Board Of Directors of this CoupsLs
has this day declared u quarterly dtii'ctt
OF two per cent, t-frl on tho Preferred
stock OF the tpnpnul. to b" pail from ths
accumulated no. earnings ~ tho company
nu December s3d nest. o. hu.f'rr 90 -
Preferred Stoo< Of record ou me book. :
IA" company AZ the COS" ~ hu-lac>s ~.
r"tnhcr l5th next, Trtu.fC' hooks VH' ~
closed December ltth 20 80. both da;W
inclusive. HOW \RU {. SEAMAN,
NnNYpfarN A TrphsuFhE
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Manhattan Satisfied Judgments.

nIrst debtor Second creditor date hlcd)
Dee, l. 1916. ....................' 81 ESQ m
Sam" j. Fischer: bee II. l9id,,.... $1,000
Geduldiger, Richards. q, Solomon
Sept, %, 100. ,,,.",...".""""", 1871
7. Michel & to.-Hugh Mclean Lum.
Dor Co., Oct. Is, iSis, '',',.,-''''' 1851 %
William A Thomas Co, Ines.
Brody May Is, 1915 ............ SIS. 10
jacobson. Joseph $. -Frcezer e. Cohen
Jan, 20; 1916 cancelled ',,,..-".', lot: os
Brick, Fcrdinanl-Ambrose Realty
20. Nov. IS. 1915; cancelled '.,,.,, 5,sSs 3:
Delaware. I~ackawanna aud Western
Railroad Company and Michael EaZ.
mcrski-A, itus"r; Nov, *, 1910. ,..,, GO ST
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RATES ON OTHER COUNTRIES.

Approximate PARTIES OF above are: Hol.
land. 40 cents: Italy. Greece and Svit.ef.
land. bINi. lire. drschma and fr/ics rcsrec.
lively: Denmark. Ess cents: Austria. oS
cents: Denmark SWEDEN and Norway. IS IS
cents: Brazil. SEQ ,rnt-; Argentina. paper.
i?I cents: Argentina. gold. 1856 pesos; In.
da. j. "a cents: Japan. ~ " cenis.
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N N
Sterling strengthened yesterday

Sterling strengthened yesterday TO
4.76h. Francs closed at 5.s5 and 5.S3N
for cables. Marks continued their de-
and closed at 65N and 86 for ca
bles. Austrian kroner reached a new
low record of lilo and italian lire
touched a low mark of 500. Pcsetas
were firmer at 21.4O and Swiss francs
eased of a point. Rates OF exchange on
Scandinavian countries strengthened
early. but declined at the close. Rates
on Hongkong strengthened and on
Shanghai weakened.
In the following tables. when the de.
mard." sight or "check' rate IL quoted
IN United states currency IL Ia said 10 "iavor''
this country " less than par, but when
quoted in foreign currency II 10 said TO be
against" this country " less than par. For
The convenience Of readers such rates are
marked IF" when in favor of and "A" when
against this country.
The sun., 1916-12-12

MORRIS l.. ~LIFSCHITz. groceries, :535
Decatur avenue. Bronx. Assigned to
Samuel =, Kubenstcln.
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P~NEIIEETn UINININI1 ~ =,
The l'HuNtr un"trf"ftN ,Itt.r'u' o..
on tho TrrforrrI >'u,i 81 ~. ,,.I.
this dsV ho'u i",'tl"t, NY t'ir n'
her 30th lcNt tp rt pr,it''' .'" e
~ record pC,-n Nrr a,l
u v. .'ErltGHBElDpE g. n"
December iltll, 10.
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Receiver. In Bankruptcy.

WILLIAM DAHL. produce dealer, Har
lem Market. Herman Stiefer appointed
receiver. bond. $500.
DAVID GORDON. doing business az Cor
don's Value Clothes shop. 800 Broadway,
Harry A.. Goidel appointed receiver: bond.
2tOO
The sun., 1916-12-12
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

AMERICAN GAS q ELECERIC co. - De.
'lared regular quarterly dividend OF Ih% on
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BUSINESS RECORD.
Petitions In bank ruptcy.

EDWARD SiEBER. plumber. 1875 East
listh street; voluntary. Liabilities. So
sTs: assets. sa25.
HENRIETTA BRoMBERGER. 10 IVES,
ll5th street: voluntary. Liabilities. a.
GiO. assets. 800. Principal claim: Lam
bert Suydam, Jr., $500.
JOHN g.. STEIN AND SAMUEL VEIN
RERG, individually and as copartners
trading Ms stein n Weinberg, jobbers in
v'oollcn-. 100 Eldriigs street: involuntart.
Liabilities and assets not given.
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do because of the labor cost saved in
baking and handling the larger loaf.
1t does not take any more labor to
make and cut dough for the ten cent
loaf than for the five cent loaf. 1t
takes no more labor in handling it TO
and from the ovens, in wrapping it,
loading it on the wagons and deliver
ing it to the stores All this saving
we can turn to the relief Of the house
wife in these high wheat times.
'"The big ten cen loaf is the ideal
and practical loaf Of the housewife.
Some housekeepers have objected to il
on the ground that their families do
not eat the entire loaf in a day and
they did not care to keep the remain
der of the loaf until the next day. If
they will wrap the leftover piece in
the up-to-date original alright wrap
per, it will keep as fresh as it was the
first day. Furthermore, bread on the
second day is more wholesome than
on the first. One good way to save
money is to toast the leftover bread.
81 cannot too much emphasize the
danger of flour prices going higher,
and when they do the bakers will be
helpless, so far as maintaining bread
prices at their present level is con
cerned. From the great wheat sec
tons Of the Dakotas and Minnesota |
have positive information that but a
small percentage of the crop forecast
ed from them will be delivered. The
blight and rust, developed by the in
tense heat in the northwest, have cut
the yield to a minimum. This means
high priced flour with small chance of
a retreat in the prices.
81 most certainly believe an en-
barge should be placed on wheat. We
have, it is true, enough wheat in this
country for this year. But should the
wheat crop next year be a failure, our
country would face a calamity.
"The country generally, faces an in
crease in the price of the five cen
loaf of bread. But no evil is as bad
as it first appears. If the present high
price of wheat teaches the housewife
to buy the ten cent loaf of bread, it
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-08-17

Littlest Rebel" with Dustin Farnum,
THE Model" by Augustus Thomas, in
which | played a French girl-totally
different from the parts | usually play
and finally, when | vas fifteen, |
played the much-discussed, much-be-
loved %Gwendolyn, "The Poor Little
Rich Girl"
Travelling about the country as
much as | did, | was able to observe
things and people, an opportunity that
few little children have, who just live
at home, Some people have thought
| just happened to interpret parts in
the way | did. They we're very much
mistaken.
| studied "The Poor Little Rich
Girl as seriously as Miss Ethel Barry
more studies her parts, and though |
admit that | was more fortunate than
many are, in receiving adequate re-
wards for my labor. yet | cannot think
it was all u~ndeserved. Good hard
work does tell.
When l begin work on a new pic
ture, it fairly possesses me l car
think of nothing else. | talk over the
scenes, the most effective ways to pro-
duce them. and especially-always-
the psychology of the part.
What would the character do IN
der these conditions, being just her
self, and not any other person in the
wide, wide world?"
In that way l get under the skin"
Of my character, and am able to put
in the little intimate appealing touches
that come straight from my heart,
and which the public seems more and
more to expect from me. 1t is my
sympathy with human nature, more
than anything else, which has made
me, and which, l hope, will keep me a
star.