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COTTON HITS 20 G.
FOR MAY AND JULY
Prices Less Affected by Flee.
ton Than in Markets for
Other Commodities.
SPOTS STRONG IN SOUTH
Heavy Exports and Higher
Ocean Rates Are Factors
as Prices Go Up.

Cotton closed Arm. II to 90 points
up. yesterday with the May and July
options touching 20 cents In a day
marked with waves Of buying and SELL
ing. Between the opening and the close
were long periods Of hesitation that
upgoing market all day II waH sympa-
thetic. and the election and Its effects
upon stocks and bonds were dominant
factors.
However. Of all commodities traded In
cotton probably has been less affected by
the political mixup Of the last few days.
Cotton men believe the trade will con-
tinue to be governed by supply and de-
mand.
First prices were 8 to ! points ne, lower.
Trading was mixed. with Liverpool or
Gers the principal feature. Commission
houses were sellers. The English market
marked time. just about meeting the
close OF Wednesdays New York market.
The close there was Irregular. at a net
decline Of . points for the near months
to II points advance for the new crop
options.
The early advance here carried the
active months ) to : points higher. with
the bulls encouraged BY the strength
'pOt Sct'oH III ~ SOutH. Inc carry
strength did not last long. however. and
periods of dulness set In before the noon
hour. Considerable evening up by COM
mission houses occurred during this pe-
riod. with accompanying profit taking.
shorts started q mail panic in the
early afternoon. buying heavily to cover.
and the market turned Arm rapidly.
There was heavy buying for Wall
Street and Western accounts. Firm spot
markets and heavy exports aided. The
reported loss Of $4,000 bales Of Egyptian
cotton on the steamship Esner became
an afternoon factor. as did the st!ffen-
Ing OF ocean freight rates from 2ia to
3 per cent. to Mediterranean ports.
At this point the May and July con-
tracts crossed the 90 cent mark, both
touching 20.ol. As prices neared the sea-
sons high level realizing sales increased
and the advance was checked. The close
was at approximately 10 to Is points
lower than the best of the day.
Exports OF the day were 35.346 square
bales, making l,947.23l so far this sea-
son. compared with l.535.2S4 for the
same period last year.
Range Of prices:
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~. . D.: 'us sssh' i &c. Soc corn ~. "a Is H.. ID: s,s 20 d ss.ss
lbs. ?sc.; si:Ss lbs. csc. s7-ia lbs. use;
over. s !Ss; fresh. ssl ,O' iced si'i niesSby ,os SQUAD,
each. +sasoe! phiisasIphia; mix fsa.
milk fed. 1912 lbs. to pair. 2s "a soc; Penn.
sylvanla. milk fed. mixed weights, 2S1
?Ss;; penncylvnnis' mill f 49, medium mro,, a1e':
Western. dry picked. milk fed. "a lbs; to
g' Is. s .ns owe Over Il, 3 p al; s! s. n'i Is i H. 10
RfsSdi,' ' - fis:'' to %'i pair. s,s'; ! is 20 pair:
lbs. to pair. 2ic.: mixed weights, 2ilc.;
northern ohio and Michigan. scslded. !
aHS2sc.;' northern Ohio and Miehissn.
scaided. b,oilers; 22e:: mixed weights; GOs
sSse' ether ss, .O %e: oy. .Ha'asS' or %ised
WEIGHTS. isgisrc.; western and South
s sms,l. de common R,Sn' and HI eu is.'a ass. iS5S
Fresh. dry packed: milk fed. u to box.
Western. boxes. $50 lbs. and over TO
a2oHc.; under SO lbs. i7iac. Fresh. dry
packed. corn fed, /? TO box. western. ~
80 lbs and over to dozen, dry picked. ~.
isi.e': scaled. Use; fresh. Obl.,, iced;
ws.'esn, n9r.hfr,y' s Sry p'eh s.i Z lS 4 . Ssi
ists.; southern and soa!nwss'.5S;; large;
M ss,iSi; s% .sniid. ls' iiars @oF issi.s ono .m %Gl
isc.; other Western. scaided. large. isc,:
small. itqi5nc: old cocks. dry picked
fresh ducEiins.. h.. s.e.; MichIsan. choice:
lsa ace: other Western. choice. U.s.:
western; poor Q medium: ltaisc
to dozen. per dozen, %. rs q 6. u. culls. SOC.
aN. GUiNEAs-sprins. a. lbs. TO pair.
per pair. si,SOsi.7S; , lbs to pair per
POULTRY. LIvE-some IS freight cars
on tracks; 8 unioaded. Trading slow and
considerable accumulation In market, a
small demand for fancy heavy fowls fancy
small chickens and fancy geese. Little
warrant for change In prices.
. PROvIsIONS-Pork nrm. mess, SSl %:
family, s3?a3t; short clear, ?ssoa3 30 81,
Beef quiet; mess. s2?.6o 20: family. s.o;So
bacons. "i3i.c.: 1870 lbs. is.c.' $50 lbs
iaisc.; 40 lbs. issc; pigs, i'Se. Cut
IL lbs, Ice ~ lbs. isc.; picked hams
firm. i7',alsc. Tailow Arm; special
ii,.e'; city; ieHei country SO:
strong: continent. 1850: south America:
sisS; Brazil kegs. ,iss'; compound
isfi..ea'Y:' city lafd siearine' Isle.
RlCE-Domest!c screenings, GS 1S&c.;
medium, A. q &C.: head. txT5c.; fancy
head. 81 extra fancy. 5t q &c. +:
Japan. %isc.. blue rose. t1c.
SUGAR fCTCRES-TradinG generally
quiet. with volume of business small.
Opening generally unchanged to , points
higher. Scattered selling by trade in
terests caused a sag. hut price changes
KEEP; within a narrow range and close was
net unchanged to decline Of . points. sales.
$500 tons.
Range OF prices:
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PRODUCE MARKET.

BEANS AND PEAs.-Ree.ipts, 1888?
bass beans, mostly from Pacific coast. and
lis. choice, ,is; Lady washington. etai,
1915. Ii.sSa ii.7b; small white. Cal; ieis,
;iso@i2; red kidney, 1918 choice; sl2;S9;
Cal. choice, N.soas2s; Lima. Cal. choice.
s.ssss Is scotch ps ! i s'nsk choice sys; , S.ie'S'"o.
shipments this we.S may run close 70
$4,000 packages. Creamery: higher scoring
.sor., eA w. a siF e.: as s IS to i q :sor.,.
sSss.; thirds. aaH asie.; sr.amsry. .n.
; ;s,.ed' s,s a ,san es srs,.. "@SHSsssi."c.;
han "a Extras: sss sssss.: ..ir::; ,Sks
'siid. asa ;.si 81 s:t Stat. '' S:ifs. ,sss, sa.s,.
mon 70 fair. . XgSte:; renovated. s..s.:.
snsSSmss tT.t., or s,:T T Sq.,.. si%
Gsac' ladies. june make. nr.is. NaNne:
current make. nrsts. si@si;e;: seconds.
ing stos&. current, make, no l. soa""c';
No. 2. ?sisc.. lower grades. asa 2sc.
CHEESE Receipts. c.sss boxes. STATE
whole milk. mats, early made specials. ~
ssioi. ;n'e. .pss,a fsn'y s,c.: White. specials.
?sc.; colored. average. fancy. sgnm
s2Nc.: white. average 1ancv' IW
2sac.: twins. early made, specials
?sc'; fresh. specials. 2Sc.; aver
age. fancy. FMS ehsddsr:. Early MADE:
ali a,yies. emergencies, 2oa?2Hc.; wis
consir. whole milk. early made. twins.
fancy. ,se; fr.:h, wins. f.nsy: is:
Youns Americas. 2Sc.; state. skins. early
made. specials, iS0isbc,; current make.
specials, isb dlsc.: choice. I'm nlsc. tslr
to good, i7@i7hc.; sradss' iop
16hc.
COrTONsEED O1I-Market stimulated
by strength in cotton and lard. Prices
closed 6 to 20 points net hisher. Iota.
were active buyers and sentiment was bull
fish on the theory that prices here are be-
low parity with the crude market, al.
thoush there was some intimation that
The present high prices are curtailing con,
sumption. 1t IL said that soy. bean OIL
IL beinR used more extensively Tor manu-
featuring purposes and that importations
will likely be larger. -
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'DONNER'S EXCHANGE
SEAT POSTED AGAIN
Sale to Baxter Falls Through
r. B. Keech Prospcc-
tive Buyer Now.

Through the %repostlng for transfer Of
the New York Stock Exchange seat OF
Percy L. Bonner. brother Of w. H.. Don
ner. president Of the Cambria Steel Com
pany. to Frank b. Keech It became
known yesterday that there had been a
mysterious hitch" in his previous at
tempt to sell the seat to C. McGhee Bax-
ter, a broker. who obtained his contract
for $4,000. Stock Exchange authori-
ties. however. refused to discuss the mat
ter.
Donner's seat was first posted for
transfer 10 Baxter abou two weeks ago.
More than n year ago Bonner. then a
member OF the Arm of Bonner. Childs Il
Wood OF Pittsburg. was suspended from
the exchange for accepting accounts
from members Of the Pittsburg Console
dated Stock and Produce Exchange.
which last winter was raided by Penn
sylvania authorities.
In addition to Donner's seat the estate
Of Maurlce Rothschild yesterday posted
its seat for ransfer to Joseph b. Frankel.
estate of Charles L. Schafer to Henry l..
ID. Lewis and Charles f. Milmine to Wal
ter L. Fighter. These transfers were
made at 374.500.
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GRAIN MARKET.

WHEAT-Evidences that the British Gov
eminent was a heavy buyer Of November
tire price advanced to s: for that position.
e. well as reports that there was active
foreign buying In the West, caused a sharp
upward movement In the market yestrr-
day. The late positions made new high
records. and at the Close values were 80
70 ans, net higher II was common gossip
on November contracts at Winnipeg and
will ship as much wheat as possible to the
eastern end Of ,hC lakes before the Gl1se
cate extreme anxiety In Europe over the
question OF securing supplies. Reports that
Europe was buying futures caused active
buying IN all the leading markets. The
export demand for American wheat was
apparently less active. at least the volume
change Of tactics by foreign buyers here
has caused nervousness on the part Of the
trade. The foreign markets were not ma
teriaily changed. but as prices there are be-
lieved to he controlled By the Government
the action Of values from day to day Is not
siven serious consideration. The Argentine
ing higher. while II In said that the Min
lister OF Agriculture has Issued a statement
saying that recent rains were more bcne-
ncial than generally imposed, while an
other report said that estimates on the ex-
portable surplus had been reduced to inside
Of SO, 900, 900 bushels. Argentine shipments
for the week were estimated at l.2s5, 900
bushels. compared with Lao. 900 last week
and 5000 las, year, In the local cash
fphtNNN sN'' n bup''h AZ
S::7h: No. 2 hard. i?.0sia: No, / North
ern. Duluth. Gl:s No, ! Northern. Mani
toba, S:i5&. all e. o b, New York,
CORN-Prites made new high records
and closed with net gains of "a. to sac.
The trade was disposed to take a bullish
view Of Wednesdays Government report.
and Europe was apparently In the market
for American corn. II was said that the
price Of American corn In Liverpool was
lower than The Argentine proauc, and that
: ing their sttention this way. Greece was
said to have made purchases of about
thousand tons In the West, and total ~x.
mort sales were estimated at about 400, 900
, bushels. The Argentine markets were
strong, operators there taking a pessimistic
View Of the crop outlook. In the local cash
market No. 2 yellow was quoted at SlOh
c, T. Z, New York.
OATS-The market advanced with wheat
and corn and on renewed export demand,
sales being placed at about 700. 900 bushels,
making nearly 1850, 900 during the last two
days. This local cash market was strong:
standard quoted at SIX @slSc,: No, 2
white. s0x q No. > white. s0k %
sosc,: Ma, 4 white. 90. q fancy
: clipped white, s3s 0Sbkc.; ordinary
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TAKE NOTICE that by virtue OF a lien
hehi by tn" uniersigned against the fol
lowing described personal property. to wit:
Certificate Of deposit for 100 shares
of the FRS, Preferred stock Of the
Detroit. Toledo and Ironton Railroad
Company
Certificate of deposit for one $1,000. 90
49, bond Of the Detroit. Toledo and
lronton Railroad Company
Ten tOl shares Of stock Of the Harri-
man National Bank
belonging to John c. Tomlinson, Jr. whose
place Of business Is al No, Is Broad Street.
In the borough OF Manhattan, city OF New
YORK. and now In the possession OF the ur-
d.rsigned, the undersigne will sell such
personal property at public auction to the
highest bidder, to satisfy such lien. a; IN.
Exchange SJlesrooms. No. lt-ls Ncsey
street. In the Borough of Manhattan. Clty.
OF New York, on November 22ni. 1915. at
1880 O'Clock In the afternoon, by and un.
der the direction Of Adrian II. Muller and
Son. Auctioneers.
Dated. New York. November End, 1915.
MAXWELL 4 ScOVILLE,
Is Broad Street.
Borough OF Manhattan.
New York city
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The Board of Directors Of The American
Cotton on Company, on November 8, 1915,
declared a semi-annual dividend of three
per cent. upon the Preferred Stock. and A
quarterly dividend Of one per cent upon
the Common Stock OF the COMPANY. both
payable December l, 1915. at the Banking
House Of Winslow, Lanier A CO.. SO Cedar
St, New York city,
The Stock Transfer Books will he closed
on November ID. 1915. at 3 p. NJ, and will
remain closed until December y. 1915. at
10 4. NJ.
WILLIAM q. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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PRATT 4 WHITNEY COMPANY.

New York, November 9TH, 1915.
The BOARD Of Directors Of PRATT a
WHITNEY COMPANY has this DAY de-
c,arrd the regular quarterly dividend OF
y and OSE-HAI.F PER CEST. upon
the PREFERRED STOCK Of the COMPANY,
PAYABLE November 18th. 1915.
The transfer books will close at 3 r. NJ.
November 9th. 1915, and will reopen at 10
A., Nj. November 18th, 1915.
JOHN u. CORNELL TREASURE.
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Local spot market steady and 20 point,
higher At ls. scc. for middlins upland sale,
nil delivered IN contract. 500 bales.
Southern spot markets and sales:
New Orleans hrm, - p. up. IS. ssc. A.: Its.
Charleston arm. i.c. up. lee. 200.
Norfolk steady. unchanged. Is. SSc. :,7:s.
Baltimore nominal. sc. M, 1ec.
Augusta steady. unchanged. a.l3c. (: Las.
Little Rock steady. 50 p. W, lsc.
Galveston hrm, IS p. up. 10 3Sr. 3.sS.
Mobile steady. - r. up. 1880. IS.
Savannah hrm. nc. up. 1910. <.sSs.
Wilmington steady. Ac. UP. Isc.
Memphis steady, u y. IN. 10. lsc. 400
Houston steady, 20 .. up. 10. Soc. 4,0S.
FORT AND STOtKs
The sun., 1916-11-10
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market was quiet again yester.
day. with fluctuations narrow. After opening I
to . points lower. prices steadied Q point or
two on some positions. but there was no agree.
sive buying and the market later eased again,
closing at = net decline Of 1 10 . points.
Sales is.2se bags. Few cost and freight offers
were rcyeived, with nothing to indicate any
change among Brazilian shippers, % quote tions
for Santos % ranged from about 1000 u 1911
London credits.
Local spot market quiet. with prices on
basis Of sAc. for Rio 70 and iokc. for Santos
a.
Range Of prices.
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clipped white. s2x 6ssNc.. ali eievator.
RYE-Msrket nrm; No. . western. sl.5S
c. l. Z. New York.
BARIEY-Market hrm; feeding. n.o&
Z. o. b. New York.
BUCKWHEAT-Market steady: good
milling, sass per 100 pounds.
HAY-Market arm: No. 1. 1i.oS; No. 2,
s5c. u 81: No. 3. IS soc. shipping, Soc. all
new crop.
The sun., 1916-11-10
New Or,e.n, Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. s.-After quiet
early trading. cotton developed sudden sc-
tiyity and strength to-day and rose IS to
IS points over yesterdays close to within
\ few points Of the highest levels OF the
season. Political rumors played an impor-
tant part in the trading. Last prices were
at q net gain OF 10 to 4" points. Futures;
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exchange led. lower at L. 3iSd receipts
5000 bags. stock 5li. 90 Santos unchanged for
spots aud futures. with n quoted at $500
ports &C., 200 bags. against 1000 q year ago
and $4,000 two years aeo: sac Faulo 5000.
against G.00 and $1,000; Jundiahy 1900,
against $1,000 and q. 0oe.
The sun., 1916-11-10
The Wheeling and Lake Erie
Railroad Company
PLAN AND AGREEMENT OF REORGANIZATION
To the Holders Of:

To the Holders Of:
First Consolidated Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds of The
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Company issued un.
Mercantile Trust Company therein called First Con.
soidated 4o Bonds"):
First Preferred Stock, Second Preferred Stock and
Common Stock of said Company;
Unsecured claims against said Company;
Certificates of Deposit of Central Trust Company d,
New York, a. Depositary under said Plan and Agree.
ment, for said securities and claims:
NOTICE is hereby given that the properties Of The Wheeling and Ial.
Erie Railroad Company have been sold under the decree of foreclosure
the Reorganization Managers for the purposes of the Plan and Agreement
and that the Reorganization Managers HAVE DECLARED THE PLAN
The time for the deposit Of the aforementioned securties and claim,
HAS BEEN EXTENDED UNTIL NOVEMBER Is, 1915. after which day.
no further deposits will be accepted, except upon such terms as may ia
imposed by the Reorganization Managers.
The Reorganization Managers have arranged that holders Of Ceaa.
Gates of Deposit for stock, instead Of paying the amount of the awessmen,
in full on the date which shall be designated in the call for such payment
ed by them and have the remaining SIS for each such share advanced "a
them. such advance to be repaid on or before six months from such DAT.
to bear interest at the rate of six per cent. per annum and to be secured
by the shares OF stock Of the New Company to which the holders of the Ger.
Printed copies of the Plan and Agreement may be obtained at the Office
of the Depository.
October 81, 1916.
sEsST @ SrT DsroRss4 : TAYLOR KUHN, LOEB & CO,
Counsel & CO.,
Reorganization Manager
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Of NEW YoRr
81 Wall Street New York City,,
Depostary
The sun., 1916-11-10
CONSOLIDATED
TO THE HOLDERS OF
AMERICAN Mailing COMPANY
Va Gold Mortgage Bonds due December
lat. 1914. extended 10 June 1at, 1917.

Iet, I0IA, extRu0e0 10 june Isl, u
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. as pro-
dated November 20. 1899. of the American
Mating Company to Walter q. Oakman
and George r. Turnbull as Trustees as
supplemented by. Article sixth Of the Ex-
tension Agreement dated september =:
1914, that all Of the outstanding So gold
mortgage bonds have been called for re
demption and will he paid on and after De-
c.mber I. 1915. at par upon presentation
a; the TRUST DEPARTMENT Of the un-
dersigned at its office. 40 Broadway.
After December /. 1915. interest on the
December /. aels. should be collected In
ALEXANDER !. H~EMpHIIL.
LEWIS II. FRANKLIN.
as Substituted Trustees
BY GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
Depository.
CHARLES II. sABIN. President.
Dated New York. october rs. 1915.
Referring to the above notice. holders of
the above bonds may exchange their hold
inEs. receiving In exchange for each OF
such bond. one First Refunding Five Per
Cent. Gold Bond. and In addition S25 in
cash. and such additional sum as viii ad-
Just the difference In interest TO date OF
deposi, on the coupon due December !,
1916. upon the surrendered bond.
Holders DESTROYS a.. making this eS-
TRUST DEPARTMENT Of the Guaranty
Trust Company OF New York. 40 Broad
way.
AMERICAN MATING COMPANY.
nv ", II FRANKLIN. President.
Dated New York. october %. 1916.
The sun., 1916-11-10
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Nov. s.-substantiai Improvement
developed in .coppers. Calumet and AriHon.
Dominion rose ~, Arizona Commercial ~
and Copper Range q point. Summary:
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THE DOME MINES COMPANY LIMITED
Nc Personal Liability
EXECUTIVE OFFICES

November 9Th, 1915
The board Of Directors have this day de.
clared "a Dividend of Five per cent. ,Fifty
cent. per share, payahle December Isl.
1916. TO ehNrcholders of record at the close
Of business on Monday, November Goth. 1915,
]. II. DeLAMAR. President 4 Treasurer.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
MANHATTAN TRANSIT CO..
ESQ East isth St, y, Y. Nov, 2. 1915.
To the Stockholders of Manhattan
Transit (OmD0nu.

Notice IL hereby given that the Annual
Meeting of the stockholders Of Manhattan
Transit Company viii he held at the Office
Of the company, ESQ East tsth Street, Bor.
ough Of Manhattan. In tho city. county and
stat. ~ New York, on Friday. Noycmhnr
II, 1915, at twelve o'clock noon. FOR tho
purpose Of ~elcCting directors for tho cnsu-
ing year, FOR the purpose NJ ratifying the
acts OF the directors and ONCE Of thu COM
pany, and for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting
The polls will remain open from twelve
o'clock noon until one O'Clock In the after
noon Of said day,
BY order of the Board Of Directors the
stock transfer hooks will remain closed I'M
III after the meeting.
NICHOLAS ABEL. Vice r esident.
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ORT RECEIPTS AND STOCKS.

Liverpool Cables-Spot In good demand sales.
1000 bales speculation and export. 1000;
American. 5000 Imports. 1000. none American:
steady, 9 to 10 points higher closed irregular
At net decline ~ Q points to advance ~ II
points. January. February. li.34izd. March.
April, II Nisd May June. ii,sd. July .!Au.
gust, II. Sod. October. November, lo.sod. Man.
ehester-larns nrm cloths In good demand.
The sun., 1916-11-10
MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. s.-Tractiona strong
under lead Of Philadelphia Rapid Transit trust
certificates. which gained IL on heavy trading.
summary.
The sun., 1916-11-10
The Alabama Great Southern X. R. Co.

New YORK, november 2, 1915
The Board Of Directors Of The Alabama
Great Southern Railroad Company has to.
day declared "A dividend Of three per cent.
and an extra dividend OF one-half Of one
per cent. ON tho Preferred stock. PAYABLE
February %. 1917, to stockholders of record
at the close OF business January 80, 1917,
and a dividend Of two and one.halt per
cent, and an extra dividend Of one per
cent, on the Ordinary stock. payable DE.
cember 20. 1915. to stockholders OF record
at the close OF business December .. 1915,
+ =, WYNN. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-11-10

opD IrfFW RITEN 90,
The Underwood Typewriter Co.. has de-
clared the regular quarterly dividends Of
ce on the preferred stock and ~, =. on
the common stock, payable January l. 1917.
to stock Of record December 20, 1915.
DE WITT BERGEN. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-11-10
PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITTSRrRG. Nov e-lndependent brew'
inc IN heavy demand. closed \ up al ga.
General market steady without much change
Summary:
The sun., 1916-11-10
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. s.-Prestoiite advanced 10 a
new high level. city and Connecting preferred
also nirOng. summary:
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co

\ Quarterly Dividend of
Common stock Of this company has this
day been declared, payable at the Treas
urer's office. l65 Broadway. New York. y.
V. on Tuesday. January 2. 1917, 10 stock.
holders Of record at 2 o'clock Y. NJ. on
Friday. December !, 1915. This stock trans
fer hooks viii. not he closed for the pay
ment Of this dividend.
Stockholders who have not already done
80 are urgently requested to nle dividend
mailing orders with the Undersigned. from
whom BLANK forms may be had upon APP
plicatior.
FREDERIC v. g. CROSBY. Treasurer.
New York. y. Y, November =. 1916.
The sun., 1916-11-10
The international Nickel Co.

SOTHTHUH DUCK
A dividend of $l.50 (6cc) on the
common stock has been declared this
day, payable December /. 1916, to
common stockholders Of record at the
close Of business November 10, 1916.
JAMES l.. ASHLEY,
Secretary q Treasurer.
November u. 1919.
The sun., 1916-11-10

EGGS-Receipts. 1916 cases. Fresh
eethered. extra nne. per dozen, q? q %+c. :
extra nrs,s. Wa4ic.: hrsts. STA ssc sec.
dirtie,. No. 1, 30I n sic. No. ? and poorer,
:sd soc: checks. good to choice. dry. go
?ei,c.: undersrades. .sQ ?sc.: refrigerator.
special marks, fancy. storage and insurance
3IT3lLc. lower grades. 6n30n &c. ;
dirties. IS n :sc. refrigerator. state. whites.
33n acc: state. Pennsylvani MIA and nearby
Western hennery whites, fne to fancy. SO
n ssc. ordinary to good. IS soc gathered
whites. ordinary to hne. IS ~ soc nearby:
white pullets'. N155c.; Western ana
Pennsylvania and nearby. hennery browns.
IS see. gathered brown and mixed colors.
81. CSC.
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CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY Of NEW TORI
81 Wall Street. New York City,
Depository.