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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-22
Swine

The prize for the best pig exhibit,
as well as for the best pure bred pig
was won by a st. John boy whose
name was not secured by those in
charge Of the exhibit. Grin Little Of
Pullman was awarded first and sec
ond places on grade pigs and Carson
Little captured third place. Wallace
Buchanan of Garfield was second in
the pure bred class.
Poultry
Egg breeds-Harold Kelly, Gar
field, first; Howard O'Kelly, Pull
man. second: Glenn Randall. Pull
man third
Barred Rocks Donald Layman
Pullman, first; John Davis. Pullman,
second; John Waller Pullman
third.
Bantams-John Waller, Pullman,
first; Harland McCroskey. Pullman
second: Howard Hart, Pullman
third.
Ducks - Robert Cunningham
Pullman, first; Russell Moore, Pull
man, third.
Geese-Harold Kraft. Pullman
first.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-22

FOR SALE-Cheap; Groom mod
ern bungalow with full basement.
Naffziger Bros, 3O7 Montgomery
street. Hyatt
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-09-22
Rabbits

Best pair rabbits-Earl Stillings,
Pullman, first; Cloyce Jaques, Pull
man, second; Clifford Campbell,
Pullman, third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-27
HAWTHORNE RESULTS

First racc--six furlonHs-John Rob-
ert III O." carter). ! 10 /. to /. even.
won: Dash. I02' Of. Murphy. to /.
TO l, to 5. second; Barton, iOi &C.
Nanduzcn), to 1. to 5, to B. third.
Time. 1916. a. +. Albee. Milt Death
crago. Bryn. Ramona. Blaze Il. Busy
Alice also ran. Originator was cut
down and did not finish.
Second race--6 furlongS-Deck
eS CIV. Ioag). to 1, even. / to 3. won
MceIogene. 3S I'll. Stcarus). s to L.
. to l. to ;, second; Jovial, 1ol IT.
Murphy. to ., ! to .. 10 5. third.
Time. III lis. Mcla. Salzora. Bes-
santa also ran.
Third race furlongs-Iady MIL
dred l02 I'll. Stearns). 2 to /. to 5.
TO 3, won; Esther l.. lol CGrav)
6 to /. 8 to /. 3 to .. second: Requirem
10 Of. Murphy. to l. . TO l. 3 TO s.
third. Time. 1915 is. Martinos Luks
Mae, Bezzanna. Toddling. Shrewsbury
Prince Of CASTLE also ran. May First
threw jockey.
Fourth racc--6 furlongs-kinney, lo3
IF. Murphy. to /. to 5. to 5. won
IIocnir. lie tG. Byrne). TO l, 6 to 5
3 to 5. second; Hawthorne, IS CIV. An
dress). . to s. to g. out. third. Time
l:l4. Star OF Love. Grover Hughes
Billy Joe. Brave Cunarder also ran
Fifth race-6 furlongs-Impression
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III CIV. Taylor). to I. 2 to /. to 5,
won: orotund. ITO "a. claver). 6 TO l.
to l. to 5. second: Intention. lof Of
Murphy, to l, to l, 4 to s. third
Time. IA. Star OF Love, Grover
Hughes. Billy Joe. Brave Cunardcr also
ran.
Fifth race furlonss-Imprcssio
III CIV. Taylor). to 1. . to /. 4 to s.
won: Orotund. 10 "a. Claver). s to 1
2 TO l. to 3, second; Intention. l04
Of. Murphy. to l. to /. 4 to 5. third
Time. 1914 As. NJ. Bert Thurman. Rose
Mary. Uncle Jimmy also ran. Martre
and LuZzi fell.
Sixth -mile--Rapids. 9S CIV
ioaG). to /. to !. even, won: ANU
TO 3. second: Beauty shop. 100 nj
Stearns), IL to 3, to 3. out, third
Time, l:42 As Queen Apple, i. C.
Welch. Ralph S. Disturber also ran.
:
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SUPERBAS GET BUT HALF

BRookLYN. July 2s-grookIyn
? muddy field, the visitors winning the
hrst contest, 10 2. and the league
lsaders taking the second. to o.
M" sherrod Smith allowed st.
l.o.is Ton hits in the first giliie. /,
was = pass and three errors that en-
ahl"d TIA" Cardinals 10 win Meadows
hold Brooklyn 10 three hits
game, white Brooklyn Knocked VIII
lians ont OF the box in the hfth IN
ming. The
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! IR>T GAME.
Philadelphia. Pittsburgh.
TntatS..3i 10 4 Il l Totals.
B'rt"f TO- Adams IN eighth

Scor. by innings
r:irEturEh ......... y = q i OF
rhtlsds lphiA ... : Il r . Il NJ
summary nuns-paskcri. Sichon stock
Good. Bancroft kihifer. AltNander lInch-
h'ts--Go"d AleN.ndor, Stock, NiehoG XII
lit"r. Johnston. Sacrifice ht-kiIlif"r
Double plays-Stock. %ienon 10 Iud.rtlx.
A@I.nder, NiehoH. Bancroft - Iu,tcr,iS.
wagner % Johnston. Hiis--ou Adams. -
IN innings. struck ou'--bv AlcXa udcr.
~ Adams = by Carpenter i aas.s on
halis--of Alexander /. Passed haIl-killi-
fer lit by ptichcd hali--hy Adams tGc"di.
Time - game, l."5. tmpires, KLEIN and
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Blk SIX H0NORED
NEW YORK FANS PRESENT
MATHEWSON WITH FLOWERS
Comes Bnck to Metropolis with His
Team and Takes Opening
Game From Giants.

NEW YORK. July 26.-Despite
threatening weather. New York fans
gave warm welcome to-day to their
former idol. Christy Mathewaon, In his
first local appearance az manager of
the Cincinnati team, and Nathewson
celebrated by watching the Reds de-
feat New York by score of 4 to
2. Mathewson was presented with a
basket Of flowers before the game
Schneider not only pitched well for
Cincinnati, but made two singles off
Sallee and scored after each hit. Rain
Tell during the las, three innings The
score:
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TIGERS WIN FINALLY

DETROIT, IGly 26.-Washinrton
knocked oui Mitchell in The fourth in
a!ag OF to-daNs game, where Ave runs
were scored on clean hitting. hui De
t.oit won the contest In ten innings.
8 TO g.
Johnson was not at his hest Nor
gan returned to the game after a long
absence, hut h,s work was not i,npr,s-
Sive The score:
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: S P O r T S
YANKEES STILL IN LEAD
YANKEES HELD TO ONE
HIT BY EDDIE ClC0TTE
Eddie Collins Helps White Sex Win by
Safe Drives-Rny Caldwell
In Center Field.

CHICAGO, July 26.-Eddie Cicotte,
whose wildness forced him out OF yes
terday's game. shut out the Yankees
with one hit to-day. two OF Eddie COL
lins's three safe drives helping the Sox
10 10 victory. Just two Yankees
reached nrst base off Cicotte. Cald-
ven. a pitcher. played, center field for
New York. The score:
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Totals. "a 22t 2 Total. 227 0
Dated for Williams IN eighth
tBatt"d for Kelly in ninth
:Batted FOR Evers In eighth
Hated for w,ihoit in eighth
sRan for Allen IN eighth
Score by innings: r
Chicago .................o o o 0 90
boston ............... 20 | -
summary Run--coiiins. Two-bas hit
marn sacrifice hits-Kono,chy and Smith
Eases on halis-of Vaughn. .: off Allen 1
ifits-on Allen. In inninE-: on vaughn
In 7l-3 innings Struck out-by Vaughn
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(other Sports on Page Tenn
CHARGED with speedinp,

b. ". Jacque was arrested last night
By Policeman Waters on a charge OF
being fugitive from Justice from
Warwick County. where he Is wanted
on a charge OF speeding an automo
bile through the county. lie was
bailed last night for his appearance
in court on July 20.
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PIRATES GET LAST ONE

PHii.AbEnpHIA. July oe-Phila-
delph,a and Pittsburgh broke even here
to-day the former winning the nrst
esT", 20 !, and the visitors the sec
ord . 20 2. IN the opener the HON.
team pounded idsms's delivery hard
while Alexander hept his oyuonenrs'
hits scattered and was g,v.n excellent
support In the second game Riyev
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Southern Assolcatian

At Atlanta-Atlanta, 3; Birmingham.
At Notwithstanding, d: Memphis
At New Orleans New Orleans, .: Mo-
bile. l.
At Observation-Disclosures, s:
Little Rock, 4.
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MAPS DEFEATED AGAIN

CLEVELAND. July cleveland
az much al Eoston, and the latter Won
3 10 2 Singles By Hoblitzei and scott
produced one run In the sacond. while
Walkers single. Gardeners double,
scntt's sacriac. and Wild pitch scored
Two more in the hflh The score
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BRAVES LICK CUBS

BOSTON, July 2G.-The Chicago cubs
were defeated. to 0. By the Braves
to-day Vaughn held the Boston team
without hit for seven Innings but In
the eighth. singles by Allen and Egan
nettcd one run. The score:
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h,s-Farmer. Miller. Hinchman wilson +,
Hit on RiS"y. Ia innings Struck out
by RiScy. 3: by Miller. & Bss. on balls
of Rixcy. l. on ocschscr. 2; Off Mailer. B |
Timc-l:ao. tmptrcs-Klem and Emsiie
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summary: Louden. Wingo, Schneider ~.
nnrms Robertson stolen tases-Loud.n. NC.
Ke' hnte Double plays-Groh Ipuucn to
thssei Mokechnie, l.ouden to Chasp Bas.
on ."al>-"n Sa!lee. ?. off Schneider D. Hits
or Sali-s. in innings. Struc& on,-rN
- :, ~ Perritt. l.. b. Schneider. l
mptr@S-E!gler aud Harris Ttu.-t. q
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ATHLETICS ARE ON BUM

ras held 70 one run in two frames OF
: doubie-header Win 81. Louis here TO-
day. the locals winning the first to 0
and the second. TO Philadelphia
'yas unable 10 score OF Wei!mau In tie
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Washington.
IutdIs.'.. 90 ~ 50 II I TotaIs....S4 g'9g II
Two out when winning run scored.
Score by innings. ,

nstroit ............2 o % tEs
ashlHSton .........O u D 0 q u n n
Summary: Runs-Bush. Burns ,,pnwfn,,
Zach. Young Rice. Shanks, Charity. Ne,
EElae. Johnson Sacrifice hits--Vitl He'll
Gits--shanks Charity. Three. base hits
Johnson. peach Struck out-by Mitchell
3; by Dubuc q by johnson. g. Base on
palls-oh Mitchell /; off Duhuc - an
Jonnson, :. umpires. Connolly and Owens
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T@aUed TOT Lhhhins N nInth.
score b. innings p
FhLaGslph ....... . q O o 9 NJ
ST. LouiA 49,. ....-.. , o 0 & VI
summary: Runs-Aust!n, Miller S!sle~
SEVERED Lsnnine, Two. base hits-Ian-
H!rs, SEVERED, Davenport Sacrfica hits
S.s!et' M!!1T: Double p!ays-Severe!d 10
Pratt; Melnnis uhsssis,ed; Carroll 10 VIE
Passed Sal!E-carrol. ?. Stolen bases
Austin, Pratt. Miller. SIsler. Walsh Mar.
sans. Lswry t2t. Hit ny pitched bs!I--6,.
navenport tStrunkl; rs l.annins ISislcrp.
Wi!d pitches-Bush Davenport Base on
hLls--or bnsh, p IN Lannlns, s on Dav-
enPoct g. struck aut--hy Davenport, i:
ny Eush ! hy Lsnnins g. inpires Nsllfr
ana Gvans Tlme ~ game. 40
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South Atlantic League.

At Gharleston-Charles 4: Au-
gusta, l (first game) Charleston, 8:
Augusta, 0 (second game).
AZ Columbia-Columbia, S; Jackson
VILE, !.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, s; Macon,
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American Assnniat

American Association.
At MISUNDERSTANDING S; Mime
apolis. l.
At rLouisville--I,ouisville. s; colum-
AT Toledo-Toledo. 4: indianapolis,
Az yaasas- ty-Kansss citz.=gs,s..
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was driven of the rubber In six in
ninSs. while Miller was in iinc form
and Was accorded perfect support The
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$. by Alton. S: by PrenderEast. /; by Huehe,
2. Implres-Orth aud Eason. rime--l IS
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totals. - . Is To.sis,..5y 21.i- .
Iitte4 Tor o$e'il IN sixth.
Ear tor smith in sixth.
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Totals....33 n IL Totais....2s 81 IL 2
Plated for Sale. In eighth

score by InniEgs.
Cincinnati .......,...n 0 2 @ o a.
New York .............0 / q q . %
The sun., 1916-11-28
COTTON'S new HIGHS
QUICKLY WIPED OUT
Wave Of Selling Follows Early
Firmncss and Prices Are
Sent Down.
U.BOAT SCARE 4 FACTOR
Reports Of Hedging Attracted
by Higher Prices Also
Help the Decline.
U.BOAT SCARE A FACTOR

Cross currents all day. with the final
result n loss OF $ to IS points, marked
yesterdays trading In cotton on the
New York exchange. Firmness was the
feature at the opening. feverish and
unsettled sentiment, at the middle OF the
day and irregulaiity at the close.
New hirh records were made In the
morning. tho first prices showing gains
Of 3 10 81 points. carrying quotations up
$50 to I:j points above the low records
Of last week. Liverpool made a strong
advance. quotations there being up -
to 46 points.
A wave OF selling worked prices lower.
the active months seVing down 90 tn 80
points on tho liquidation. Nervousness
over tho possibility OF another sub
marine raid on this side Of tho Atlantic
and reports that the higher prices were
attracting y little more hedge selling
appeared to increase the disposition to
even M %ccouuts Tor over tho approach
Ing holiday.
The New orleans Times-ffcuyunc's
estimate Of u crop Of 11,ot0.ooO bales.
exclusive ri lintcrs. and the indication
Of 1000. 900 bales Of lintcrs WAS viewed
by the trade as n further indication OF
an Inadequate supply Of cotton.
The afternoons moderate covering or
ders and n demand from spot houses
were offset by selling orders from up
town and Western sources. Private
wires evidenced no softcping Of the spot
position nor is n casincss expected.
Commission house business appeared 10
be tapcring on.
A brief rally Just before the close on
the news that New Orleans spots had
advanced ~ points was met by renewed
pressure and the market at the close was
The sun., 1916-11-28
MONTREAL CLOSING.
PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND pEAs-Rcc.,p,.

BEANS AND PEAs-Rcceip,.. LES
bass 9 beans SO peas. Marrow ,sls; ]rh"ie":
1915. iiisoaII.7o: small White. caiitorni,.
isir TO good. M:':sa is':;; red marrow,
1915. choice. sli.aoTle: white kidney
1915, choice. s3; pinks. California choice,
black eye. California;. ,;,ssG5.s;.
BuTTERnn.seip,s; ';;Si ras.'Gs,:
nrsts. Sc to 81 score. 3s1utsc; seconds,
81 to 81 score. 35aas,t,c,; thirds. 3su
extras, Ha iiisc. extras. isaiaigc. nrts,
toa t:'sc.; seconds. 37is 39c. creamery.
held. higher than extras, 39is aioisc cx-
37'sc.; thirds, 33m3sc. state dairy. tubs
finest. nc: good to prime, asa ioc. com
mon to ar s''s s;'.c; rsnsys''d ,oS %s;
grades. 33u3tc.: imitation creamery. frsts.
3t,s Il 3jc.; ladies', June make. nrsts So
sa:ans. G"TreS; m"s on. hf rsic. @si = as.
packing stock. current make. No. I. 52Ec
No. ., 81. ds:c.; lower grades. 2oa ale.
CHEEsE-Recelpt.. 1.ii5 boxes; includ-
held. specials, ID. :5c.: average, fancy, -
d:tl.c.; fresh. colorcd. specials, :iisc..
white, specials. FAX I2iisc. colored. aver
d2tc.: twins. held. specials. :+s as5c
fresh specials. :iisc.: average fancy, &C.
chcdiars. held, specials. csc; single
daisies. fancy. e5a3ji.c.: all styles. un-
dergrad-s, :ois Il ?Sc.; Wisconsin. whole
milk. held. twins. fancy. 2ti. n?jc.; double
:5t:c.: Young Americas. 2jk u?SS.c.
state. skins. held. specials. :0'a aeic.
current make. specials. 20 ?oisc.; choice,
grades. lenl5iac.
COTTONsEED O~lI.-Market compare
lively active. with sales $500 barrels.
Prices subject to irregular changes over
range Of about 10 points. but undertone
Arm with Anal quotations 3 to 10 points
net higher. Firmness In lard and contin-
,ed strength In crude position had a slim
ulating influence. Range of prices:
The sun., 1916-11-28

zoe: ah lbs. 17c.; under 3 lbs. isc.:
Southern and southwestern large. ioisc.;
small. isc.; northern ohio and Michigan.
scalded. large. 19isc.; small, 11c.: other
Western. scaldcd. large, 1eiac.; small. isc.:
old cocks. dry picked. lec.; scalded. isc.
box. ducks. Wisconsin, stall fed. fancy,
23c.. ducks. Western. $3.50 lbs. and over
to dozen. gee; ducks. western. under as
stall fed. !. fancy. 2sc.; geese. Western.
fancy. large. ale: small. zee; ducks and
geese. poor to fair. i7aisc.; ducks and
choice. ID. ?sc.; Maryland. ducks. fancy.
sac.; Wisconsin. ducks. stall fed. fancy.
&C.; Michissn ducks choice. ;SmSdc.;
Western ducks. poor to medium. liza isc.:
Maryland. geese. fancy. :2M 23c.; Wis.
son'ir geese. stall fed. fancy 22c; ohio
Western geese. poor to medium. lie.
souABs-Prime, white. $40 lbs. and over
TO dozen. per dozen. $3.50 rs: culis. soc.
aS. GUlNEAs-spring. "a lbs. to pair.
per pair. sisou1.7t; . lbs. to pair. per
POULTRY. LlvE-ReccIpt.. unioadcd ~
unloaded freight cars. including IL OF tur-
kcys An active demand for turkeys aud
% noultft . a1rT "a; 10 ssnsra''y SOC Other live
PROv1s1ONS-Pork Hrm: mess sat.ao1
~; family. 81: short clear. 'se@sl.
dia mess. $500 Dressed hogs frm:
bacons. 13,sc.: $50 lbs, i3.c.: iso lbs,
1850: 40 lbs, 1850: pigs. iti.c. cut
rneats-Picklcd bellies quiet. 10 lbs. isc..
4: lbs. Ice: ~ lbs. Ice: picked hams
firm. In diskc. Tsllow quiet special.
INC. city. lie. nominsl: country. IL. "a
llSc. Lard strong: middle West. 81 30n
1910; city lard firmcr. IN refined lard
a,": Continent sIs''O South Ancrica;
steady. ia M15hc. Stcarinc steady; oico,
Is ,fc.: city lard stcarine. 1s.c.
RAH3BITS-CottortsilS prime, per pair,
aon5jc.: iced. ?0m 25c.. inferior. l5dlsc.
Jacks. prime. 7jms5c
RlCE-pomestic screenings. s.a3sc.;
medium, ~ n5c.: head, "a, n Sc: fancy
head. bsmbisc.: extra fancy, 50 Tsc,;
Japan. t'sc.: Bluc Rose. tiac.
SUGAR tuTiRES-opcning showed
heavy declines on liquidation, with tho
market nervous aud irregular, nrSi prices
being = to 20 points lower. \ wave Of
short covering later sent values VOL
toward Saturdays close. final figures being
net unchanged to u decline ~ points.
| with sales 30. 200 tons. Range ot prices
The sun., 1916-11-28
GRAIN MARKET.
WHEAT

wHEAT-The market was fevcrish. with
the most violent fluctuations experienced
In mouths. Prices we're comparatively firm
Mt the start, but soon encountered terrific
selling, which ran the market into stop
loss orders and brought about a break 81
sN TO shc. from the tor. At one time
the entire decline, with "A subsequent rally
OF 3 cents, occurred Within twenty minutes,
Later tho market rcgaincd part Of the loss,
FINAL quotations were 80. TO ii9c net lower.
Confidence appeared 20 lie badly shaken,
but It was tho opinion In many quarters
that tho technical position had been ma
terially relieved by the liquidation. and
that the market was IN "A better position to
respond to bullish influences, At the low
mark values were down II to exc, from
the high point OF tn" season, made about
two weeks ago. Much Of tho decline has
been due 20 a growing feeling ~ insecurity
As a result Of vigorous opposition to pre-
into efforts 20 bring about legislation
against ''ports, The recent talk ~ strained
on the, Atlantic coast and peace rumors
have all had - disturbing influence and a
vast amount OF long wheat has been dis
posed NJ. Basic conditions have not changed
and on Yesterdays decline exporters we're
apparenily good buyers. Estimates Of tho
amount % business done ranged as high
showed n decrease for the week 81 5Og, 900
bushels. complrcd with an increase last
year OF s;l'a,ooo' In IA" local cash mar
~. :. hard hs3., 50. !; Nor,hcrn pu,
luth, G"ll,; y" / Northern, Manitoba.
s.o5'g, an T. o, h. Sow York.
heavy lauil"'ipn prompted Nv the action Of
whoa nnI les W"uk uoss In Argentine. Good
rains were. reported IN tho Argentine grain
belt and the Buonos Ayrcs mnrkct showcd
n decline - ,a1. to 1880 III. Visible
supply Increased a?S.ooo bushels, compared
Win an ,nIr".," 90 LOCO last year, EN,
western points were larger and tho move,
mont from IN, c"nn'ry assuming liberal
The sun., 1916-11-28
The Wheeling and Lake Erie
Railroad Company
PLAN AND AGREEMENT Of REORGANIZATION
TO che Holders Of:

To the Holders Of:
Certificates Of Deposit Of Central Trust Company of New
York, a. Depositary under said Plan and Agreement, for
First Preferred Stock, Second Preferred Stock and Com.
mon Stock Of The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Company;
of said Company issued under its Deed Of Trust dated
September I, 1899, to The Mercantile Trust Company;
First Preferred Stock, Second Preferred Stock and Com.
mon Stock of said Company, and
Unsecured Claims against said Company:
Deposit above mentioned are required to pay ON OR BEFORE DECEM.
Der 8, 1915. to Central Trust Company of New York. the Depository
under, the sum Of $7 for each share Of stock whether First Preferred,
Second Preferred or Commonly of The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
Company represented by their respective Certificates of Deposit.
Holders Of such Certificates Of Deposit desiring to avail themselves Of
the advance n account of such payment, Of SIS for each share of such
stock represented by their Certificates of Deposit, must pay on O before
December 8, 1916, the sum of sig for each such share of stock. The re.
naming SIS for each such share will be advanced to them and applied to
complete the payment of said sum of s27 for each such share; such ad.
vance to be repaid o n " before six months from December 8, 1916, with
interest from said date at the rate Of six per cent. per annum and to 10
secured by the shares of stock of the New Company to which the holders
Of such Certificates of Deposit become entitled under the Plan upon max.
ing such payment in full.
Holders of such Certificates of Deposit who desire to avail o, tn.
privilege of subscribing for and purchasing $32.13 par value Of the Po
Lien Stock of the New Company for each share of stock Of The Wheeling
post, as provided in tho Plan and Agreement. must make such subscnp.
in i' rss ps the Of fi .nsh Of su %sa%s ss p ess initial 1S psym %snt af 81; soS e s,S make maxi:
OF such Prior Lien Stock subscribed for by them.
p.yn Sss."1 sssss q 1sa DslsssI' f fSf i the e %Sss ss Pss' ssssso at II ss' . t%: st ' b;
be .: 1sS'siS; GSf ifEs x$D # iS ;ss sssrs "f S4s E ;sfs: i ;;, md Lain :; ,r
tional deposits Of stock will be received only on condition that holders Of
s ss%sa' pss% sf Ps E ssS 'ss' slSytG %sts 81 3 81 4 f ssfs ssss shs sh s4ts q s': s,s:t NJ e.
posted by them; without any further notice or call therefor.
BrRxE. curcHEox & TAYLOR. KUHN, LOEB & CO,
HENRY w D''0"Asr counsel BLAIR co,
CEN rn.,. zo, Rso,s = on Manager.
nwan street S~ To* st ety.. ORR
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crease Of 1,112.o 900 last year. Export sales
were 100. 600 bushels. The local cash. mar.
hot was easy: standard quoted at SON 20
s1I c.; No. 2 white, 5Ita M6cc.: No. .
white. 60is mstc.; No. 4 white. 59h 40
59%c.. fancy clipped white. sea Sc. or
binary clipped white. S3asihc.. all elc-
vator.
R~YE--Market steady: export sales. TO-
900 bushels. No. 2 Western quoted at
&i.st e. 1. Z. New York.
BARLEY-Market quiet. Feeding. clio
Z. U. b. New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet. Good
milling. e3.O5m $40 per 100 lbs.
nAN-Market steady. No. J. sl.:o; No.
:, t.1o. No. 2. 81; shipping. so ~ Soc.
CHICAGO PRICES.
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SUGAR. RAw--Market dull and vithou,
transactions: sugars In port seeking bids.
sal essc.; molasses. sole: cost and
stGAk. REFINEp-rasl.,.. case. . ID.
cases +. ID. cartons. full siz. tablets. 10. soc.
and 1880; ~ half cases; Eagle tablets,
Sc; NNNN powdered. 7s5c.. powdered aud
coarse powdered. soc; fruit powdered
5 III cartons. '7.soc, and 1909 in hair
cases; Eagle confcctionors' graduated.
500 Eagle coarse rrsnulated, 7ssc.
and 5 III. cartons nne granuiatcd, soc; T:
ID. bags fine Erannlatcd and . 10. bags do.
SOC, IN sacks and soc. in hhlS. ga n
sacks and 7soc. In bhls.. IS and so 10. hass
do. 800 standard graduated. 1859. /.
ane eranula:ed and diamond A.7.5oc con
!.isS 81. :, :iScc,.: 10: !. i.eeGsSS.:: 90 (.
s No; p s''s'; No 10; 9sos, No 4
s.55c.
-.yEGETABI.Ls. MIsCELI.ANEOUs-An.
a,sH0ktSICaiifornla' French drum; s.
Sells sPRouTs"siat.. a.. 's@%i:c. LONE
s:si a., sshTs; ISL, !. ss'''S'! %:rg ;%:i' s sF".";
%,i green, basket iiaI Reefs Scar.
n.y. nsr loo 100 e T. =; ion. on oSi; I'aT5';
Nearby. 100 punches. Hai.:s: unwashcd.
tons on. Dbl. S:p:.c5: washed. tops on.
hhl.- s2.ebnc.5o. unvashed. 100 10. bag.
sl.5ou so. CuCCMBERs-Florlda. has
ket. Eaod3:bo' dollhouse. Long Island.
dozen. sihl so dollhouse. Roston. dozen.
rai.5o. CARBAGEs-Danish seed. ton.
$50 so: domestic. ton. S3odSo: Dbl, S.as;
Virginia. crate. Gd:.5o; Virginia. hbl,
S:Te.ho; Jersey and Long Island. red.
hbl.. s2.Son $50. CELERY-Runch. 1875
DC; state and nearby. crate. s:at can.
%fornia.. crate. tas. CArLtFLOwERS-
Long Island. short cut. No. !. Dbl. 1850
crate, iui.So: Long Island. nat crate,
rs du?:; Ions Island, ions, cut, No, l.,
No. :. Dbl. Hai.:5. state. crate. 75c.I