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The Elbert County tribune., 1916-07-14

One of the easiest ways for mar
20 get married is to tell u young wild
w that he intends to remain bache
or
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-07-14

v eg 6 t a Bile Conn
pound l feel like .
new woman. l al
ways had a headache
during the Change
Of Life and was also
troubled with other
bad feelings COM
mon at that time
dizzy spells, nervous
feelings and b e at
flashes. Now I am
In better health
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-07-14
heat FLASHES,
DIZZY, NERVOUS
Mrs. Wynn Tells How Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Helped Her
During Change of Life.

Richmond. Va. -"After taking
seven bottles of Lydia L. Pinkham's
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-07-14

Red Cross Bag Blue. much better. goes
farther than liquid blue. Get from any
grocer. Adv.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-04-27
GOOSE ANKLE

Easter passed off very Quitely.
 A nice rain fell here Sunday.
 Mrs. Euma Sampson is report ed ill.
 Ausie Johnson made his depar- ture for H'gh Land Friday.
 J. E. Sarret and mother visit ed his brother of Ehenezer Sat urday and Sunday.
 J, NJ. PIyler and family spent Thursday night at the home of w. B, lryins.
 Auther Turner of Gale was a pleasant visitor of his sister Mrs. Ollie McKelvy of this place Sat urday night.
 Tom Tnerrel says. if at first vou don't succeed, try try again.
 As ha did q few Sundays ago.
 Marion Hart of Mt Morriah. vas here a few days ago buying cattle.
 Most of our farmers are done ? antiu- cotton and corn, and considering the cold spells that nave visited u, thls month. Crop, are looking fine.
 Several from here made triI 10 the city of Prescott Friday.
 Geo. Sampson has been em ployed by Mir. Hart. to drive cat tie the past week.
 E. NJ. Parker and mother anC Mrs. GiIlie Griffith made a flyin. rip to Bluff City last Saturday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-04-27

Mrs. E. M. Parker returned home Saturday after spending several days at Sayre with her sister. Mrs Dora Carter,
 Farming and fishing are the main topics here at present.
 However the latter being prac- tised more, but with less results.
 Will Irwin went fishing few nights ago and returned with a wagon load of cold and wearing all expression similar to that ot a boy who had been sighted by his best girl.
 Luther Ammons, while mak- ing slave bolts last Friday, re. ceived a severe cut on his leg be- tween his kEee and body by an aX which accidently slipped out of another mans's hands. The wound is reported to be a very bad one and perhaps would prove fatal.
 Mir. Ammons had not entirely recovered from the lick he re- ceived on his head by a fallen limb about six eeks ago while; engaged in the same kind oi work
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-04-27

rStIp ,rovas Wonder cures Lilnsy 2 \, Ais oiis,
 der troubles, dissolyes gravel eaTSst \ betes. weak and lame backs II ap4 1b5iod and all irregularities of tho kidneys oi "sod by der in both men and women. II J on receifi 3SfSi. One small bottle is two mcn,ns < ai ment and seldom fails toperteci aot.pRsr cta,e - for testimonials from this and "''ife e.iis, ac. pr. E. w. Hall, 2926 Olive StIto'' @'' Sold by druggists -AdN-
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-04-27

SEA II Miller J ? court Alabama ID 70 s555 Geo D Bernard Co office supplies To- 20
 The following claims have been allowed on the various Road Districts for materials furnished and servire rendered.
The sun., 1916-10-12
BRUERE REPORTS
ON CITY ECONOMIES
Recommends Repeal Of Law to
Permit Saving in News
paper Advertising.

Henry Bruere. former City Chamber
'ain. made to Mayor Mitchell yesterday
n second report on the city administra-
tion. He discusses the Departments of
health. Correction. Tenement House,
commissioner OF Accounts. CITY Record,
Law. Water Supply. Gas and Electricity,
Parks. Bridges. Street Cleaning and the
board OF Assessors. He says:
Heads OF departments have stu
diously and earnestly striven to do the
best with their responsibilities that zeal.
experience. he intrinsic difficulties Of
the task and the traditional methods
n morale OF government permitted.
"A broad foundation has been laid for
cumulative progress. The city has
undergone an administrative reconstruc-
ton not suddenly begun. but built on the
work OF other administrations where
mat work was well done, notably during
the fusion administration Of l9iO-19l4."
lie recommends hat the Health De-
partments physical examination Of city
employees be extended to protect .he
city In its administration of pension
FUNDS, and that a single department
nave charge Of all hospitals and dis
Iensaries operated by the city.
He says the Department OF Correc-
ton plans improvements OF plants which
will aid Its work materially, and that
the indeterminate sentence and parole
law put In effect IN 1915 IL the mos;
significant forward step IN the last tw,
years.
As a result of the work Of the Tene-
ment House Department. housing condi-
lions In the city ave been improved, he
says. The Commissioner O. Accounts
has suggested economies which show A
possible saving OF : 3,2s7. sss "A year. lie
recommends economy In the CIV Record
Ia, aa,Noaa,n. ...
The sun., 1916-10-12

ss. inc. Of ss.c4s, ~s, or Mr. over preceding
yr.. Net from operation 81, TAG, os6. inc. Of
ssesl,os' over same period In 1918. Dividend oi
sp3s. amounting TO $500, 900. declared on pre-
ferred stock. being Y Of deferred dividends on
that Issue.
EDISON co. OF BosroN-sept. gross seas,
~ inc. OF $685.. or II 5VS over correspond
ing month in 1918. For . months ended sept.
20 gross was ST. 40. ses. inc. Of $ig4, SOC. or
liSet over same period In 1915 Income acct
SHOWS iS'e earned on present 81, LBS, zoo stock
outstanding. coinpn red with l4ct on $780, $50, OVl
stock on June 30. 1916. Pres. G.. l.. Edgar says
stockholders me, ting will bc held soon to vote
on inc. In capital stock for property sdditions.
LACkAwANNA STEEL CO.-Net for quarter
ended Sert 20. 1915, 81, 90, 7oi, inc. Of s., ii9, sl7
over same time last ". THIS Is equivalent to
70 Dft on the 3S. 750. 900 of common stock
Total net earnings st;oi5. ies. inc: Of s., 1853, co2
compared with 35s $50 in 1915. Net for nine
months ended sept. ~ s., 1g. ol3. inc. Of .7sj.-
esS over same period of 1918. This Is equivalent
10 " lor, n yr. on common stock. Total net
earnings for nine months 81, 3,3. $50. inc. Of
sS,l@, Ho over same period In 1915.
LUDLOW MFG. Assn Declared. extra divi.
Oc. l..
MAC FARLANE MOTOR CoRP.-Charered
r. Delaware to manufscture motor machinery
SapltaI stock. G.W1.OH. Inc orporators II. Z.
Latter. n. +. Coffin. c. NJ Egner.
MOUNT HOLLY. PAPER. MILLS Co
Mner idleness OF yrs vii resume paper
Hi'NlnH' drNoTUlng 10 u, w. DICKINSON. mgr
OF new COMPANY capitalized at t?cc,oO pre-
fcrred and $4,000 COMMON stock. COMPANY
Is reported TO have received large paper
PENNA. SALT MFG. Conc, for yr.
ended June -, C.s~,5ij. compared with ST.
zisN2 last yr. surplus. after chss. and
dividends. N9i.Jo5, compared with ss.jos,.
'"3 last VI.
PORTSMOUTH sOLvAY COKE Co.-Char-
tered IN Ohio. Capital, $50 .0O. Incorpora.
tors: Alex. Glass. J, q. Hazard, J. q. bat.
ielle J. Z. Miller. Y II. Frantz.
RCRBER CO.-Owers additional
slh!.yp OF common stock, procysts Of which
are To enlarge mfg. facilities
SECURITY PRODUCING 4 REFINING co.
-Reportcd TO have purchased from Geo. wiil.
iams and J. T. Hare for about 81. n0. 900 their
holding. In eastern kentucky. Deal includes
about yo acres Of oil leases In Estill Co, on
which are ) producing wells.
UNION A 4 PAPER $40. MO-. an
capital stock has been listed In n. Y. Stock
Exchange
UNION OIL GO Surplus after ches, ",
ended sept. ~. S,5.o,e0. inc. Of s5,07o. 90 over
same time last VI. This IL equivalent to 2ie-
or capital stock. Gross SO. 5y0. 90, Inc. ~
$500. ono over last ".
.wlLLys OVERLAND G Declared cash
dividend OF N.lt0.0o0. payable Nov. I 10 stock
OF record Oct. 81.
The sun., 1916-10-12
%PITTSBURG MARKET.

r~ITTSTIRG, Oct. II Columbia Gas nnd
Electric continued It's recent advance. sum.
mary.
The sun., 1916-10-12
WESTERN DISTRICT MILE AVERAGES
TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE
'Decresse.

BOSTON 4 MAINE-At annual meeting .,
stockholders retiring directors and Irrs,ien nj
by further protest of Conrad " Crockcr
counsel for minority stockholders protective
committee. against directors approval, OF re.
ownership.
ports 10 l e. I. for August gross earnings sio,.
.l6, rs. inc, 81. 90, si3; maint. way aud strurt
81 q: ~, dec sl7,6eo maint; rqlip si,i5- al,
AZ net after taxes 81 lla, 40. inc. tl,i37 7aj
For two months ended Aug 81 gross earnings.
sS;as.''Gt; ,g .n g, sf;s''' SO % s.7 %''I,; way and
s.. glI. 4s7, inc. 1855. go transportation 81, O3s. iss.
ne: siS.'4p; ne, after taxes Hss7.7s5. inc,
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL-Rc.
ports to ! C.. G., for August gross earnings SO,
OH ls+. Inc. 81, OH; mAint. way and strurt.
81 oss, ,os inc. slts,+ maimt. equip, t,i7o,on,
Inc. Sl72, 6a7 transportation 81. 3sl ,stl. inc. tt53.
se2 net after taxes s.. es7. ss7, inc. s7ss, cs7, ror
two months ended Aug 81 gross earnings sla,
Ella les sni inc sssc. "a m m"int. % "asip a" 81. IS sHg' e.,
inc, sen. go; transportation 81. 81, iss. inc. s7Js,
1853; net after taxes ss,4ss, 100, inc. q ,is7, l63.
PERE MARQUETTE-E. v, X, Thayer,
chairman OF committee for underlying bonds.
says. in view OF provision for withdrawa al
OF bends, II plan approved by Michigan RAN.
way Commission Is not approved by holders.
formation of new committee to represent
Flint & Perc Marquette first mortgage bonds
appears unnecessary. Each bondholder has
ample opportunity to decide whether best in.
terests OF any issue VIII be served by coopcra'
ton with existing committee or by separate
action.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Government suit
under anti trust law against Reading coal
combination concluded IN u 8 supreme
Court yesterday. solicitor General Davis clos.
ing with technical discussion of law ap.
pliCable to case,
TOLEDO 4 OHIO-Judgment against com.
pany for '2,soo. los 4? Was entered In County
r.. pOmprOy. Walter Buckner. Lewis /. Clarke
The sun., 1916-10-12
United states IAN Districts,

In the following table are unmarried re.
porIs OF all important American steam rail.
ways -companier now operating u total OF
APPROXIMATELY 10000 miles OF road. The
mile average II obtained by dividing total
earnings by total mileage
ror.v -
The sun., 1916-10-12
GRAIN MARKET.

NUt.tr-The wheat market felt the
effects OF uncertainty regarding the prob
able result Of the action of tho British
Government on marketing wheat and
prices were easier. closing lc. to ! &c. net
lover II vas announced that Great Brit.
an has taken control OF all stocks ci
whoa. and Hour In the United Kingdom and
IL vas the general Impression that prices
abroad WI! b. controi.Sd and That conss'
qu"ntly Cabled quotations VIII be dtscon-
t,nucd. II was further announced that
the RritIsh Admiralty has taken control OF
All Brit.sh shipping, at american ports and
that the vessels will sail only on Admiralty
orders. Tn. trade here was Of the opinion
that ultimate results Will not have any ma
i.risi infiu. nee on values. but no business
wa reported In the export market Traders
In general believe that the new rules Will
not change the supply and demand position,
convoy cargo.s at least through the danger
zone and that shipments viii proceed ~
Hdyicc- from Argentina w.r. again
huiiish. In the local cash market No. !
dnr9m. whoa, Was quoted at sisi' No..
10. ! northern Manitoba, tss, all { o. b.
Sew York.
Prices were slightly easier under
scattered selling dns 20 va action ~ ~n"st
.aa "''S t. N M m kn'.'' ere " 4ipp"s So yc" T
ys.lpment can" 70 light in regard % re-
p'r's mat 6r"ht Britain, would permit IN"
overcome the food problem. In the Local
ash market No. : yellow was quoted at
ps.c. e.. 1 { Sew York.
OATS Market inactive ana price
chHnx,s narrow. closing Il TO &c, net
lower. Receipts were smaller, but Rraa.
streets visible showed an increase FOR the
week ~ ...s3. 600 bushels. compared with
a. Increase Of jIi. 900 a year ago, The local
r.sh nsrke, Was es.y; standard quoted
5ai.c. No. white. SER to 5sc.: fancy
dipped. white. $50 to Ssr.. ordinary
clipped, white. - to b5c.. all elevator,
RYE -Markei nrm; No. =. Western. u 30
c. l. &. New York.
RARLEN-Narkct Arm; feeding. a3e. c.
T. { New York.
HAY Market dull; No l. NO5 No. :,
o5c. No. 3, poc shipping, rs to ~ cents.
C. PRICES
The sun., 1916-10-12
NEWS.

Preliminary earnings OF railroads for the
nTrt week OF October indicate gains in gross
somewhat smaller than the ratios In the
lou,ih week OF September. but on n level
WIN 'hc average gain shown for the four
M,c.s OF that month. Complete figures for
we nrst week Of the current month, accord
lhe 10 loading reports Of the various com
psnics, should show gains IN gross approx:
ula,ins those recorded In the last week of
nep'ember. SO far only about 10 per cent. OF
'he mileagc has been reported.
august gross earnings 80 far reported in
ui'a'e n eAn OF 1919 per cent. over August.
I'tS These earnings are based on reports
Nnich include about N per cent. of the mile.
az oi the three districts. In considering pre-
nWlnhry weekly figures for September IL will
W Wen 10 note that the combined reports OF
az important roads In September. 1915. showed
an increase OF j.6ot a mile In gross compared
WIN september. 1914, but a decrease of 09eo
COMPARED with September. 1919. and an in.
crehsc OF l.6% compared with September.
lel2 similar figures for August. 1915, showed
an increase in gross for that month OF I 3co
y hilc as compared with August. 1914. but y
ue'rehsr OF flG a mile ms compared with Au.
gust. 1913. and u decrease of 1896 as compared
Win August. 1912. Similar figures for July.
I,i' showed q decrease in gross of onc.third
vi 70 "a mile "a compared with July. 1914,
WhiIe Tor June, 1915. there was shown a de.
crease IN gross of two. thirds Of lTs u mile as
compared with JUNE. 1914
The sun., 1916-10-12
L OPERATING REVENUE

49,, June. May. April Mar. Feb, Jan.
MILO aver. $780, 81, 9o7 S,g23 1850 81. $40 81 .iu
The sun., 1916-10-12
COTTON MARKET.

After making new high records for the
season early yesterday afternoon the cotton
market broke sharply under realizing for over
the holiday and selling inspired by rene wed
apprehenslons of delays In the export move
ment. Offerings became heavy following re-
ports that the British Admiralty had taken
over control OF all British vessels along the
Atlantic coast, and after having sold at i7.55c.,
January contracts closed at II 3ic. The gem
eral list closed barely steady. net ! point
higher to ? points lower.
The market opened steady at unchanged
prices TO a decline of 8 points. Reactions OF
= or 10 points followed an advance of II soc.
ior January. some selling resulting from the
New orleans report indicating favorable con.
dltlon Tor the last fortnight. A report that
prospects we're poor for a top crop except In
ONahoma caused u renewal Of bull support.
cctmbc sold at 116Sc. aud January ut
n0sc., or 81 a bale above the low level of
Monday Realizing then became heavy. prices
Closing at reactions Of 20 TO "a points from
the best.
Exports reported yesterday amounted TO
o,.E" bales All American markets will be
open.
The sun., 1916-10-12

sog'hcrns: .tcady TO strong act,y" Prime
u?.S. southern steers, sISUT 30. cow
s~i.SOH ~, h-if"rs. sea- . 30; stockprs and
fee'.rs '55ops, banks. 3GG.-S, caves,
sheep .tgaly. Lambs. r.5oTio:s;
le"rlings. sL.5ouS5o; wethcrs, TG77;,
81. LOUIS, oct. ll-H"s. Receipts.
900. IT," isy h!sh.r han. y,st ria!'s Az
cage. Lights, 50 oiI lnlN; pige, S.IH
s. -. mixed and butchers. 81 10 20;
god heavy ''"ioHio-', ou.k. NI5H
C,,tie-Receirts 1900: steady. Nati,.
s,it |s.eef;;s e. ao%-l yTsf,i"s' ,'scr' ana
s,o'k-rs ard '-cd,l,, SaJJ,I5 20: Texas
quarantine si"cr~. sH.oHs. prime" SOUTH
"rn st'"r-. -" = prlln" 'rar!nrs. stce :
.ni heliers, s. 3oHJ, native caves, $sg
sheep s,cldy. Lambs. .7alol ~: sl,ush.
ter ewes, siH 80 h,rsting tW,~. 3>.b0r
80: yoarl!nEs. SSas.1a.
rITT>i.I re-. oct ii-cotu"-St-sdy.
sopl.y light choice, ssrscV. prime.
sheep steady; supply ,Irht Priino
wethers, S7.7idN. culls and common. $40
lambs. !ipIV.75. N"G calves. si2 30
iiogs-Hirhcr. receipts. 10 douh,e decks.
Prime heaNIcs, SO '0tlU ~. mediums and
heavy Workers, ssilO; lIsht Workers. 50
''t"; pigs, SH'4o; roushs S7iHaiO.
EAST ~ fftIO. oct ii.-tattle-Re-
cclptH. 400. steady.
v"a's-h"c''r,+. 20 active. stsoal.
nuh MIXED, iUl5a l0.S. Workers. $3.50
20 -, light Workers, ~S9.25n,50; pigs. SEQ
"a; f"HPhs, t'Hy-a, stays, tHNei.
Sheep ana l.aWhs- Receipts. goo: ac-
. weth.rs, .I;gnS, ewes, 50 r;..0. sheep,
mixed, fs5OG7.T5
The sun., 1916-10-12
READJUsTMENT OF
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY.

Is Holders ~ Certificates ~ Deposit nf
central Trust Company Of New yo,k
for Preferred stock issued rnder nc-
re~it Agreement dated september 81,
1918:
The Plan OF Ret iJustment Of the de1t
or international Mercantile Marine Con-
pahy dated August /. 1916. having btan
contaminated. NOTICE ~ HERE Y
GIVEN that holders OF Certificates Of Do
posit above mentioned on ptesentstion au1
surrender thereof. duly endorsed in blank
TO CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or NEW
hOhk' tho Depositary under said agree
tneht, at Its once, No. 81 wall street. New
York. and upon payment to said Depositary
Tor account Of the undersigned Committee.
or the sum OF 81 for each share Of stock
represented by such Certificate Of pepoalt
'oeins the sum fixed and determined ~
the proportion OF the compensation ana
expenses OF the COMMITTEES and all other
Indebtedness, obligations and LA bilitics ~
the to be borne by ouch ccrtid-
cate holdersj, will be entitled TO receive en-
GraNed stock certificates for shares OF Pre-.
ferred Stock OF International Mercantile
Marine Company TO the amount specified In
tho Certificates OF Deposit 50 surrendered
Holders sur'enderinR certificates OF de-
posit and desiring stock certificates In tho
same name as that borne by the surren-
dered certificates OF deposit will not he
required to provide trunsfer tax stamps: ~
STOCK certificates are required In a differ
ent nams. tho surrendered certificates OF
d~posit must bear the transfer In, stamp,
required by the laws ~ New York.
Dated: october 1915.
J. y. WALLACE.
Chairman.
HENRY EVANS,
HARRY BRONNER,
FREDERICK W. SCOTT,
CHARLES II. SABiN.
Committee.
JoL1NE. LARKIN 4 RATHBOSE,
LoUCkS a ALEXANDER.
Counsel.
C.. E. sIoLcR.
Secretary.
~ Wall Street. New Yor&.
The sun., 1916-10-12
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE co. - Circular
has been sent to stockholders asking proxies
for Merle Middleton and u. u. Baldwin for nm.
nusi meeting Oct, H.. Middleton was formerly
head Of Lima Locomotive Corp.
BUlNHEIM E. 81 PACKING CO.-Cbsr.
tered In Delaware 10 manufacture food prod.
ucts. Capital stock. 81. 1000. 900. Incorporation :
Q A. Cole, n, A. Van voorhis. A. II. Oakley.
COLORADO FUEL 4 IRON CO.-Burplus Of
q, 2oi, 10. wsn ssrnsd In yssl ended June 30,
period In 1918. Gross frou spsratisas ~. SsS..
The sun., 1916-10-12
READJUSTMENT OF
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY,
To Holders Of Cert. 'ate- Of Deposit ~
United States Mortgage 4 Trust Com
pony for Common stock. issued uuJs y
Deposit AGrcemcn dated Nov. ~. InIit

10 Holders Of Cert. 'ate~ Of Deposit ~
United States Mortgage d Trust Com
pony for Common stock. issued under
deposit AGrcencu dated Nov. ~, 1875
tn Plan OF ReadJustment OF tho don't
Of international Mercantile Marins Com
pany dated August l.. 1916. having been
censummsted. NOTICE IL HEREHY
GiN En- tnat holders OF cortiiCatcs Of D.
posit above mentioned on presentation n 4
surrender thereof. duly endorsed In blank 20
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE & TRIsr
the Depository under s4II
agreement at It's ofice. No. IS Cedar sire
New York. and upon payment TO said D.
positary for account Of the undersigned
Committee. Of the nm OF 81 for each sha-e
OF stock repreaontei by such Certificate. ~
Deposit tbeing the sum dx.d and d,trr
mined as the propo lion o. tie compeu,I
tlon ana expenses ~ the m auu
all other indvbt 'r"ss. Obligations and
liabilities 81 the Cnumitie. to be borne
by such cer,!ncs.' holders. viii he ortit,.H
to receive engraved sock c.rtihcat,s fur
shares OF Common STOCK OF Information.
Mercantile Marine Company To the smou
specified In the certificates Of DEPOSIT go
surrendered.
Holders surrenderlng ccrtIhrntss OF .r.
posit and dc .Iring stock certificates H.
same name as tns' porn" ~ ths sur
dered ccrtincutes ot deposit viii no,
required 20 provide transfer tax STAN.
II stock certificates are required in . ain
ent name, the nierei c-r,ifc VI
deposit must lear the TRANSFER tax starnnn
required by the laws Of New York.
Dated. October :. 1913
JOHN ". pLtTrEN,
Chairman
IfWi' T.. tINRkE.
DONALD q, GLDDL-,
\. ". =. PO>I.
STACY Z. Itit q
WILLIAM e.. VAN ANTWERP,
tom'aittet
ALFRED A.. COOK.
EDWIN - BALrJER.
tuun-t
CHAUSCEY II. MUEguI.Y.
Secretary
s. Cedar street, sew lurk
The sun., 1916-10-12
COFFEE

The coffee market showed a firm tone vps,cr.
day After opening I to 10 points higher the
market met Increased offerings and ensed on
closing at n net decline 81 ! Ia II points. Sales
ii.eN bugs, Reports Of n slight change I'm
brazilian export taxes equivalent to the add.
ti"n Of a few points to the price Of cone, hsd
something Ia do with the early advance. Will.
som" thought the European buying might he
with the intention Of taking deliveries. De.
mlui fair for spots In local market, with
prices steady on basis OF sAc, for RIO Is and
llAC for Santos -. ~
The sun., 1916-10-12
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
ANACONDA COPPER MINING co.
e nrOAdMAY. New YORK. Sentemhnr z

OFTEK MINING co.
e. broadway. New YORK. September &c,
The Board Of Directors OF the Anaconda
Upper Mining Company has declared a
dividend of Two Dollars S:.0ob per shar-
upon its Ca pital stock Of the par value NJ
$50 per share, payable on November AZ.
1915. to tn" holders Of such shares OF rec.
ord al the close Of business az ~ o'clock
Noon on saturday. October 81. 1916.
The dividend Is payable only upon the
now divided.
All stockholders who have not converted
their holdings into shares OF $50 par value
should do 50 without delay In order that
they may receive their dividend promptly.
A. II. MELIN. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-10-12

To Holders of Certificates of Deposit %
Central Trust Company Of New York
for Preferred stock issued rnder Dc-
resit Agreement dated september 81,
1915;
The sun., 1916-10-12
American Telephone & Telegraph Co

A dividend of Two Dollars per share viii
be paid on Monday. october 10, 1915. TO
stockholders OF record at the close Of bust.
ness on saturday. September 30. 1915.
q. n. MILNE. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-10-12
PORT RECEIPTS.

los bales speculation snd export. 1000
American. 1900 imports, J 100. all American
middlinx upland. lss7d. Futures opened steady,
= &" l: points advance. closed quiet at net
sd'ancc ~ 3"sS points October November.
lVs January February, 100 March.April,
10 III. NHy.Junc, 10 4: July. August, 1907
Manchester: Yarns very firm cloths In good
lpIu.uu.
The sun., 1916-10-12
SUGAR STOCKS.
PARIS MARKET.

PARIS, Oct. N-Trad,ng was active on
the Bourse today Three per cent. rentes.
d. f,snc. go cen,imes tor cash Exchange
per cont loan. N france.
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Cahles-R Rio No. 7, rs reis higher at ss67s
1000 bags stock, iss, 600, Santos UNCHANGED
Is quoted at $500 receipts. 5i,0SJ STOCK
:. 1r7 Ool, Receipts at the ports, d GN hov.
against 81, GOA a year ago and ss 600 two 49, asS
age; Sac raulo. 5000, against s6' ON and
i6,oso; Jundlahy, al,0oo, against 1900 and
~. 900. ""a
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WASHINGTON, Oct, II. The statement, of
the rt"ipts aud disbursements Of the Treasury
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KeLLY-SPRINGFIElD TIRE COMPANY

\ quarterly ,Itidrnd Of four 80 per cent.
on the common StOC~ ~ this Company mas
been declared. payable November I, 1910,
- -tot kholders of record at the close OF
october lbth. 1915.
r. A SEAMAN. Secretary.
New York. October :. 1916.
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MONTREAL CLOSING.
winys-OvcrIand %sI.4OO,OOO Melon.

ToLEDo. Oct. l1.-Wiliys-Ovcrland
stockholders will get a cash quarterly
dividend OF $4,000 on November /.
Tn directors voted to-day for the dis
tribution. Outstanding common stock
amounts to SO, 600. 900.