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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-12-08
Few Men in District Are
Idle as Compared With
Situation Year Ago
MILD WEATHER is
BOON TO THE POOR
City's Welfare Department, How
ever, Has Coal on Hand
for Its Needs If Severe
Spell Comes Later

A minimum of suffering among the
poor of Birmingham has been attained
this winter, according to officials of So
cial service organizations Christmas will
find no family in Birmingham in actual
want, provided such cases are made
known.
The calls for assistance have been
hardly more than half what they were
last year, according to Mrs. Kate
Lindley, who has been with the well
fare department of the city for several
years, and is now connected with the
relief and corrections department.
Not only have the calls been fewer, but
the various charity organizations have
been better able to care for the cases
which have been brought to their notice
While last year 1t was impossible to find
work for many deserving and willing peo-
pie who were in need, this year there
has been work for everybody who wants
to work accOrdine to Mrs Ttindley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

AMI EsJ
Gibraltar. Dec ezAmerics uID. Hss York for
Genoa
Bsrhsdo. Dec Madden Dutch. Bsisha- Pa
dang ela. Tor New York.
~ Mchssl,. Deo e-Greysoks Castle tBr). New
YORK Tor Hare, $500,
sdslphis New York.
FsJaL Dec II-Mu clspio (spsn). Almens for
sew YORK
rurts Arenas Deo siChipsrs CB). New York and
Norfolk via Bahia Blanca
BiraVaU Dec o-Tsnaf.orI (Norl. New York for
Bsrsss. Nor 5o-Is,hml,n SoO. New Tori VII.
KirkFsll.
London. De- io-Andinia Brl. New York
CrIs,0bal. Dec ll-Metapau. Port LmOn Tor NeT
York via Havana land Proceeded sosus. View
York lob. Celia b.. NeW Ort and Norfolk
Csidera. Dec l0-Atsmey iNori NeN York. Sew
port News and sBtmore
Monteyideo. Dec 9-D0ohra. New York ard Norfolk
10Th stephen Jones' New York.
Bordeaux. Dee lI-Rochambeau Brl, Ner York.
SAILED.
Liverpool. Dec New York Nss Tosk.
RIO Dc Janeiro. Deo lo-Io8sn from SanLns), New
York.
san,s, Dec e-Fredsrfck Lucksnbanh. r;e- York
Christianssnd. Dec Oscar II DAM from Cogan-
Fsysi. Dec e-Pdns wllem ] Dutch iron Ns.
York via Wert Indies. etcl. Amsterdam.
London. Dec l0-po.yphem1s (Br. New York.
Hong Kong. De- 6-Pleiadas. New York. IT, ma
Have De- 5-Eurana. Neg York {. Ilrersn ,Brl.
Newport, Dec 10. coiomsl, cDuteal. N.r York.
Naples, Dec 2s-COrstsnunopi New YORK.
Balboa. Dec lo-Gogo'sle OBJ from Sew YOrk).
BoriesuT. Dec lila Toursins FRI. New York.
Falmouth. Dec e-isseliys Dutch. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company as substituted trustee IN
der the last will and testament OF Albert
r. GaIlatln. deceased. plaintiff. against Al
bert Eugene Gallatin, Louisa Belford Gal
latin Louise Gay. Cornelis l.. Gallatin,
Frederic W. stevens. as executor under the
last wifi and testament OF Albert l. Gala
tim. deceased, Samuel Woolvcrton and
Louisa Bedford Gsllatin, as executor and
eAecutriN 81 tie last viii and testament ~
Albert r. Gallatin. deceased; Robert
Large. John william Howell Emily Len
FAINT Reginald Du.ies. Henry Bodvii
Hughes and William Temple Emmet. de-
PENDANTS
summons
You are hereby summoned TO answer the
complaint Ia this action. and to serve a
copy OF your answer on the plaintiffs at
torneys within twenty 600 days after the
service OF this summons. exclusive OF the
day Of service, and IN case OF your failure
TO appear or answer. judgment will be
taken against you by default FOR tho RELIEF
demanded IN the complaint
Dated November 29th. 1915.
EMMETT & PARISH. Plaintiffs Attorneys
ONCE and Post ONCE address. SO Wall
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New Yorl.
city.
To Roher, Large. John william Howell.
Emily Lenfant. Reginald Davies and Henry
BodyN Hughes.
The foregoing summons Is served upon
YOU ey publication pursuant 10 an order Of
Mr. Justice Mitchell J.. Erlanger. Justice OF
the Supreme Court OF tho state OF New
York. dated the 4th day Of December. 1916.
ana nied with the complaint 10 the office
~ the CLERK % the County Of New York
az the County Court House. Borough OF
Manhattan. city and state Of New York.
Dated December {, 1916.
EMMETT q PARISH. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Once and Post once address, 81 Wall
Street. Borough OF Manhattan, city OK
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
Dividends

Julius Kayser.- Regular quarterly dividend
+ of ~ per cent and an extra dividend or J
Der cent on the common. and the regular
quarterly dividend of = per cent on the first
preferred stock. Common dividend are pay
. able january 60 stock of record December
10. and preferred February ] 10 stock OF
record January 20.
General Fireproohng. Regular quarterly
dividends of ia per cent on the preferred
and common stocks. payable January ] to
stock of record December 20
Homestake Mining. Regular monthly disi-
dcnd OF 30 cents and an extra or 81, both
payable December % TO stock Of record De-
cember 90.
/ Joliet & Chicago Railroad. Regular quar-
terly dividend Of Ia per cent payable Jan
uary 20 stock Of record December -.
/ Beech Creek Railroad. Regular quarterly
dividend OF / per cent. payable January TO
stock OF record December %.
Detroit. Hilsdale * Southwestern Railroad.
, Regular scmi-annual dividend OF per
cent. payable January 20 stock Of record
December 10.
Consolidated Interstate Callahan Mining
Regular quarterly dividend Of Sl50. payable
December 30 90 stock Of record December .5.
New Orleans Railway & Light Regular
quarterly dividend OF a per cent on the
preferred and quarterly dividend OF = per
cent on the common stock both payable De-
cember 80 TO stock Of record December 90.
New York & Harlem Railroad Regular
/ somi-annual dividend Of p per cent on the
preferred and common stocks. payable Jan
uary 10 stock OF record December 10.
Virginia Railway & Power Regular semi
annual dividend Of 3 Per cent on the pre-
ferred stock. payable January 20 10 stock OF
record December 80.
National Licorice.- Regular quarterly diyi-
/ dend Of y per cent on the preferred stock.
payable December oJ 10 stock o. record De
cemher %.
/ STANDARD Sanitary Manufacturing Extra
dividend OF 81 share payable December
% 90 stock OF record December J 8.
United Alloy Steel Initial quarterly divi-
doud of e a share payable January 10 20
stock Of record December -.
Peterson Lake Silver Cobalt Mining
Dividend Of / = per cent. payable January
90 stock OF record December is.
New York Life Insurance and Trust
+ Semi-annuAl dividend OF % per cent.
Canadian Observation-Disclosures quar-
terly dividends Of "a per cent on the pre-
I ferrcd and common stocks. payable Deem
Der 30 20 stock OF record December g.
State Bank Semi-annual dividend Of
per cent, payable January 60 stock or rec
ord December s.
International Harvester Of New jersey
Regular quarterly dividend of sl-5 share
ON tie common stock. payable January l5 90
stock az record December 90.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass. Regular quarterly
/ dividend Of a per cent on the common
stock payable January ! 10 stock Of record
December 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK -
Gladys " Ziegler plaintiff. against Thomas A
Howell. and others defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment ~ foreclosure and
scton and bearing date the 2ith day OF November
1916. |. the undersigned. the Referee ~ said jIdg
ment named. viii sell a. public auction. 81 the EH-
change Salesroom. nos. ii-i6 Vesey Street. IN ths
2Ith day OF December 1916 az IL O'Clock noon on
that day. hy B-ysn l. hennslly, suctioneer. the
premises directed hy said judgment 70 be sold and
therein described As follows
IAN that certain lot. pisee or parcel - land
With the building and improseusnts thereon erect
ed. situate. yins and being n the Borough ~
Manhattan. Of the city Of NeE York in the County
and state - Sew York. bounded and described a.
follows
Beginning a. a point on the easterly SIDE n
Broadway. adjoining a lot o. ground formerly con
veyei d. Matthias Brien 10 Washington Costar. and
~ the southwest corner Of said lot. and running
thence easter.y in a straight line aud nearly par
aliel with Houston street along the soufhery Tide
~ said lot ons hundred and ninety eight lesl
STREET thence s0uthery along the westerly SIDE ~
tr0shy street twenty eight l-sl feet and SIX lhl
inches more or less thence westerly on a tine
parallel with The first mentioned line one hundred
amt ninety eight Nssl feet and fout 80 inches
more or lass to Broadsay and thence northcrly
along tie eastsrly side Of Broadway twenty GIT
loS feet sir 49, Inches more or less 70 the place ~
beginning
sqs Broadway. I'm the Borough Of Manhattan. q the
cts or New York and sad premises lie IN Section
Q Block Number 5ll upon the Land Msp oi the
8,t,d New York November 9th. 1915
MORGAN J. OBRIEN, Jf.. Referee.
SWAN. MOORE & DANFoRrH Auorneys for
Pisintir 20 liberty Street. Borough OF Man
haitian New York. y. y.
The following Is a diagram Of the property 70 bc
sold. IT'S street number Is 5ss Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12

Daily Imports and Exports

Daily imports and exports OF general
merchandise at the Port OF New York
were.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
CITATIONS

FARRAGUT. LOYALL-THE PEOPLE OF
the State or New York. by the grace OF
God fres and independent TO Paul Gonzales.
Theresa Gonzales Rahsu, Adele Coma IS
Che-riott Emanuel Gonzales, william john
Farraguf. Alphonse Farrag gut. Adelma Farra-
gut Giraud. Isabel larrdgut Le Blanc, Olivia
Iloue Raby. lsadore Dupont. Zulme Dupont,
Richard Porter Ashe, CASTOR Ashe, sidney
Ashe. Caroline NcLaren. Camilla SewaIi
Elizabeth Haywood Ashe. william W. Ashe.
Celestia T.. hrps. Virginia Fsrragut NcCurdy.
Nary Augusta Newton. George r. Newton,
Otway % Zantznger. Susan AleXins Law
renee William Lovall Lantzinger. Camilla
Loyal Elizabeth Haywood Ashe. heirs and
next ~ kin Of Loyal Farragut, deceased
and Virginius r. Zantzinger. II living. and n
not. 20 the heirs and administrators OF said
Nirginius Zsntzinger and Jonn Paul
and administrators OF said John Paul Zant-
ginger. II any there be. whose names are I'M
known. and any other heirs and next or Kin
Of Loyal Farragut n any there be, " nose
names are unknown. and N any ~ said IN
known heirs and neat Or kin have died. then
70 their heirs, next ~ BIN. executors or al
uinlstrators. tho heirs and next Of lin OF
LoyaU FarraRit. deceased. send greeting;
Whereas George o. Hal. residing A.
Parsons Apartments. Bonnycastle Avenue.
city Of Louisville. state or Kentucky, and y.
Herbert Johnston, residing AZ ~ Washington
square Borough Of Manhattan. cry or New
York. have lately applied 20 ;he Surrogates'
court Of our County Of Sew York 20 have
certain instruments IN writing. relating 20
both real and personal property duly proved
az the last will and testament Of Loyal
Farragut. who was ~ the time OF hts death
resident OF the County OF New York. de-
ceased
Therefore you and each Of YOU arc cited 70
show cause. before the SurroEates Court OF
our County ~ Sew YORK. at the Hal OF
Records iu the county ~ New York, on the
9Th day Of January. 1917, AZ haf-past ten
o'clock 300 the forenoon Of that day why the
said viii and testament should not Doe adj
mitted 90 probate as a will OK real and per
sonal property.
In testimony whereof We have caused the
seal - the Surrogates' Court Of the
said County Of Neu York 70 be here
unto affixed. Witness. lIouorab le
n. = Robert Ludlow Fowler Surrogate
Of our said County Of New \ ork. az
taid county. tine 4th day OF Deem
her IN tho year or our Lord ono
thousand nine hundred and sixteen.
DANIEL J. DOWDNEf,
Clerk N she Surrogate Court.
pEFOREST BROTHERS.
Attorneys for Petitioners.
once and p . address 40 so Broad Street,
Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12

Improvement was speedily lost ana
more. TOO. The feeling Of depress'o,."
was partly prompted by the bad cono'-
ton ~ political affairs in Europe. IN.
scarcity Of ocean freight room az"
also the scarcity of freight cars m tanc
West which win greatly curtai me
movement OF grain 90 consumers, ooih
here and abroad. ,,-
During midday there was slightly
more frmucss. there being a rally OF
2i4c TO 2sc. which was mainly as
cribcd TO "a larger decrease ln the visI-
he supply than anticipated 2,s3o'0OO
bushels. ,,.-
Later in tho day fairly active selling
Tor both account caused another breah-
81 tho closing May was 'ac above the
bottom. while July and December were
i4c over.
It was claimed chat a fair business
had been done for export, mainly 'n
hard winter. but full particulars were
not obtainablc. Suu be was generally
believed that about 100000 bushcla had
been contracted Tor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
COTTON PRICES
SLUMP, THOUGH
CROP IS SHORT
Government Report EST
mates Production at
11.5l1,000 Bales

Although the Department o. Ag'''
culture At Washington in it's unaI re-
mort on the cotton crop yesterday pu'
mi, seasons production at ll'oll'oO1l
bales. exclusive OF linters, or lzo'OO1
b.l.. less than was officially estimated
8, October. violent decline In quots-
,lons for future contracts took place
both st New Orleans and on the io'''
Cotton Exchange following. the pup
licauon OF the government es,'i"~'''
Prices here showed au c>treme dec-'"'
Of roughly IS a bale as compared win
the close last Saturday and the low
ouotations FOR the day represented
losses ranging from SIS 20 Sl9 oa'e
,rom the high levels Tor the season
established two weeks ago.
The government report apparently
furnished pretext rather than the
real reason for selling.
Indications ct the beginning Of the
growing season were that cotton crop
of approximately 1i-stoo0 bales would
he produced. but storms and insects
wroueh. havoc with the growing plants
q, tho season progressed. The acre
age planted was the fourth largest on
record.
The average price per pound paid to
PRODUCERS OF cotton on December was
1875 cents. At that price the season 8
crop Is worth s1.o7s,S5i,616, exclusive
OF the value OF Inter cotton and seeds.
Last year l1I9Is2O equivalent 800
pound bales were grown. and durlng
the FIVE years 1910 70 1914 the average
as 1At5q 231 bales. The record cron
WAS grown in 1914, when 4o'Io4'o''
bales we're produced.
p~o6rrtior nv states. with last 2 al g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
Susie an &c


Wheat.-At one time early IN. the
session there was n stronger tendency
and especially in December contracts,
which were lie higher, as shorts were
Inclined 20 cover. In the mean time
May wss sc up and July &c. The in-
itial buoyancy was largely IN sympa-
thy with frmer Gdvices from Kansas.
where there was some complaint OF
drouth. Buying was stimulated tempo
rarily by encouraging cables. European
markets being stronger OWING partly
TO light worlds shipments and partly
to unfayorablc adviccs from Australia,
,he outturn being unsatisfactory, ea-
pccially in New South Wales and VIC
tors.
suddenly the Offering became hcat-
Ter. and with less demand all the early
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12

Before the publication Of the govern

Before the publication OF tne govern
ment report az 2 o'clock, the cotton
market had rallied from ire ST. stantl al
break suffered in the morning ano for
p short time prices were 60 I'D points
higher than az noon on Saturday hen
came the delugel The announcement
Of the Official figures was the signal for
"A wild rush 20 sell, and before tue
stampede vas checked the active delif-
cries had suffered losses Of from lfi
10 162 points. For time the bottom
seemed TO have literally fallen out o.
the market; there were no buyers ln
sight and prices frequently fell 20 or
more points between trades. This crast
carried January down 70 l74O, March
10 1870, May 20 1880 and July % ll9V.
Prices rebounded from 60 70 10
points. and then had another relapse,
closing with net losses OF so 20 "J
points. Calmly considered, the repor;
was not such an extremely bearish one
as the sensational break would seem
10 indicate. II was simply good dea.
more optimistic than the more bulnsh
Of the estimates recently issued. Nal-
urAlly. those spectators who had Dul JIG
up dangerously large long Ines be
cause Of the bulhsh estimates en0 the
predictions Of % cent cotton, became
badly demoralized.
The initial decline was due partly TO
the execution Of numerous stop-loss
orders that had accumulated since SAL
urday. Moreover, Liverpool interests
were heavy sellers during the early
session here, and cables from that mar
ket were about as weak ss expected.
The spot price there was ~ points low
or. while futures closed - 20 So points
lower under further LIQUIDATION
prompted partly by increased uncei-
tainty Is 70 shipping. Some Of the BIC
local bulls bought ON this break, while
buying orders were also received from
the south. The strong recovery after
the great drop was ascribed chiefly TO-
extremely heavy buying for spinners
account. some q the biggest spot firms
in the business taking cotton in large
hioctc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
HEP WANTED
Malls
ACTIVE BOT wanted. sLuJ S. Address BcI A.
station Y.

HEALTH RESORT Tor tuberculosis. under stats
license. increasing rs plant BY erection OF twelve
ueg cottage seeks executive Of education and 70
fnement With sons capital Address Il !. Boz
49, Tribune Once.
SALESMAN - Large automobile concern desires com
u.,fert salesman li.t commercial cars. New York
and Brooklyn: thorough experience and result SCI
ting ability must be proEed. STATE qualifications
fully and value yOu place on your services Answer
m oWl handwriting Boz S22. Tribune.
Statesmen TO call on Brooklyn families guar
sntaed saay End commissions Advancement
CAL mornings only y Y. NJ s. Co. S. Broad
way. Brooklyn.
Female
LADIES' MAID-Must - sIperi.ncef. eapio.s >.
gitF good disposition; refsrencs required App5
oil0. WOODWORK Bldg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12

Yesterday. A year ago.
per tom (Per toni
Timothy. No. 1.
large bales $1,000 S24o0325. 90
No. ! cloyed nKd 1900 a 100 24.o00. -
Rye straw. No I f30o614. i3.o0at4.oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
Yes,day,s Previous Year
Commodities
Industrial


Tho copper market opened the week
with a steady tone. The consensus o.
opinion IN the trade is that the closing
% the London Metal Exchange Will
have no effect on tho general market
This action was taken by tho British
government authorities 90 prevent sFec-
ulstion in tho metal on that side.
Prices current for a few OF the prin'
opal metals and metal products. CON
pared with those prevailing at the cor
responding time Of last year, follow:
Current A year
price. ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
STORAGE NOTICES

WE WILL SELL At PUBLIC AUCTION on
wednesday. December -. 1916. and every
succeeding Wednesday until all IS sold
commencing a. 10 80 2 m each day at
Cookies Auction Rooms Inc. Nos 2Os
and Ell East l25th St. New York City.
household goods and personal effects. Tor
unpaid storage and other charges stored
by or On names as follows
Mrs W n Avery. Mrs. = Beach Mrs
J.. Booker Maria Buouacore, Anthony J
Broran. Annie Cassons. ST. Cohen. Mrs "
colieVflL Grosrnor Iarweil. Foley sam
Gordon. Mrs. O. Grifith. Hamberger T.
Hig1iue. walter d. e. Uornum Mrs
Johnson. Frank johnson. j. y. Johnson
Lawrence Iisinekl. Carrie Maybe. Michi-
gan Flrn tlrr co. Nra a Moore. Mrs n
Nckenrs. Mre o. Sch'ssuCer. Mrs. Jake
Simon. g. Sfreu. TrfFofel Publishing 90 .
= Wall Werner Mrr a. White Mrs g.
White Mrs % Wills
Cookies Storage Warehouse. Inc,
.os-7ii Esst I35th ST.. y. Y. CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
u. S. Treasury Finances

Washington. Dec 1.-The condition
Of the United States Treasury st the
close Of business to-day was: Net
balance in general fund. S125,74i.e95;
total ordinary receipts, s2.445, 1856; total
ordinary payments. $.523.I57. The def
cit this year is sio7,so4,172. against d
deficit Of S46.0t3.334 last year exclu-
siyo Of Panama Canal and public debt
transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
COLLEGIATE Really COMPANY.

Notice ~ Annual Meeting.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Collegiate Realty Company will Is
held az the Once of the Company, No III
Broadway. in the city II New York, ~ Y.
on wednesday. the 18th day OF December
1916 40 . 90 o'clock Boo the afternoon for
the election OF Directors and the transac-
ton OF such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
WILLIAM ENERDELL. Jr.. Secretary.
Sew York. November -sth. 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
CONNECTiCUT.

FOR sALE-Farm property OF 10 Sores.
with i0-roOm house. many outbuilfings
rich soil. on elevated. healthy location. RE
view over Sound. 90 miles from New YORK
city, on new Automobile state road. Tor
further Information address kORN, Box
l29. Route ~. Sorwalk Conn. 80 agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
BUSINESS CARDS
MULTIGRAPHISG

DIAMONDS BOUGHT snd SOLD FOR cash; Idrics
fres. BENNETT. rs Broadway. third floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
THE CLEVELAND AND PrrfsbU hnh
RAILROAD COMPANY

Cleveland o.. November seth. 1919
Sealed proposals Tor the sale OF oeneis.
Mortgage Bonds n this Company. for acconn,
Of the Sinking Fund. al not 10 exceed pa so
accrued interest. 20 the amount or - seYg.'
.iu h. received AZ the office % Mcssfs
Minsiow. Lanier & Co. 90 Cedar street. HeN
York y r. to the close ~ business Deem
Ter Goth 1919 Proposals must in1lesis
800. "a md. "a ff IA. 90 "C' or " u. anf
also In tbe case % series b" must indicate
he number ~ bonds bearing coupon. iof
$3.50 and FOR So 90, each iespe'tlet
Ronds accepted will b. payable January -.
fqfT with Interest 10 that date a. ne c0t'
on Messrs. WlnsloN. Lanier Co. as aooNe'
II not presented on that day the right - 70
'''''' ~ WV j. Il KLoss. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
MrsICAL INsRUCTLON
SEW JERSEY.
HIS WIFE,S MORTGAGES

Every time certain man in our county
has $500 % $1,000 I'D spare he buys MS
wife ono or more NJ orr guaranteed
mortgages. AMI her Income .s Increasing
proportiouafeIg We specialize 'l Der
gen ard Rochaud County real cg-ate.
Write for Booklet H
North Jersey Title Insurance Co.
Haciensack. y. j.
y. Y. Rep. Glenn Is. Carver, 80 Wall 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12
Bonds

Sales. Open. High Low. Last
5000 'Cos OIL s..toz 1oZ to7 loz
5000 do new IS .1O7 1o7 to7 1oz
5000 cir Nun 6s.. 96}4 ss6s4 s62+ 963%
10000 'R CT 5lls. 90 esIs $50 9s/s
10000 .i-KGB&15 yr % % e7zs e77s
10000 'do 3-yr.. es9s 1884 $50 s's
ENLISTED tSels cents PEI share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12

TIE B0ard 81 DIrectora las Ibis day de-
clared "a quarterly dividend Of one and
our-hslf per cent GiaeD upon the out
standing capital stock. payable January
18TH. 1917. 90 stockholders OF record at The
close % business December 18th. 1916
The transfer books VIII not b. closed.
THOS s. CLARK. Assistant Treasurer
Dated December O.. 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-12

Oau.--At The outset this market was arm.
chiefly IN svnpathy with wheat and corn, nut
sftcrws ID there was n decline or ~ ~ &c
OTe~irgs were flightiy heavier partly iu SYN
rathy with the decline in wheat and corn ana
pa~tiv owing % abundant receipts and a iur-
Their increase in the visible supply.
Ycs'days Previous Year
Cash close. close ~"
New York ........ 1914 1854 so
Chicago Deoenber. .5t3s .5sD, .4i&
Chicago, May ...... .55/s 'ol 80
Ryo.-Prices were steady
Yes'day's Previous Year
close close ago
Cash. y. z. bush. .sf.51 SLS1 sio4
Flour and BsaL-Quotatons wersi
Yes'day's Previous Year
close close. ago.
Wh.st MINI, sps rat. s875 $3.50 $3.50
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