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PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-R.eeip,., s2l bags
beans Marrow. shoiS. ies lbs. isssa
$50: pea. choice, iss5qs.io; poor TO GOOD.
;s'3sss;S Lady Ws.hinsiCn TslitSr1ia'
choice, .s+oasf5; white. kidney. choice,
.sliS% eye, eye. ch '%Se'ist w FRS; p,ns .'S csali::
fornia. choice. ts75asso; lima. California,
choice. !s.soasS5 Peas. Scotch, choice,
:.,.iGGoS'''' black eve California "''S
crssm.rs, hisS-r han ..t;a:' pc! y, ssts
s esq.,. S. , s'i Il score re- ;sTsfa: a. . :ss nd;
:s.e.; e...me!y' unsal!ed. higher sian
s4.t:' 3. asss. sec" :econd.' si 81, a s, 1.t' STAT STAT
dsiry. tubs: finest. s:us:iac. good to
urine, aousi,sc'; common 70 fair a..
ton cresm.ry, hr.is. :sa:stsc,; iadlc-,
s'."sss "A lowe. n' srsas.. ssass, packing
:t's asc.; lower grades. :s9:ic.
CHEEsE-Receipt.. s.iIs boxes. state,
49, dI9Sc.; State. whole milk, twins.
early made: specials. 49,. dls,.c: fresh.
specials; iss'r r'ers.e fancy is% ri,e
specials, i9% aietsc.; state. whole milk.
single daisies, fancy. i9<c.. all styles, un-
milk. early made, twins, fancy. Ia. ;
fresh twins, fancy. istc,, double daisies,
1914 uleAc.: single daisies, 1917 n zoe.
made. specials. Isr. current make. spe-
cials. l5's IiGc. choice, ltis niSc. fair
to good, ls,g altc.. lower grades, 7ai:c.
COTTONsEED OIl-The marke, for
cottons~ei oil was active and strong, with
aggressive buying by outside interests, The
demand was thought to be based on hrm-
ness In tn" cotton market. and while tn"
Chicago lard market was closed the Nolu'n"
Of business was Of good proportions, Finnl
prices wcrr IS to ii points net higher and
total sales were $500 barrels. Offers
were comparatively small and sentiment
crude position in the South or more partic-
ularly TO tho strength In the market for
seed. Prices here are somewhat below a
parity with crude and this checked selling,
although In some quarters at least values
are believed to he high for this time OF the
1880 Tues.
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EGGs-Reccipts, 1906 cases. Fresh
gathered. extra fine, per dozen. g SIC
extra nrsts. 3tn 3sc; nrsts, az SO sec
?sc.; dirties, No. /. .s'; a"27'sc, No, and
poorer. 90 a csc; checks, good TO choice,
dry. ?%ia 25c,: under grades. 2?a.tc.;
re- frigerator special marks. fancy. storag"
sna insurance psia: si', or ,r',.. .s u.s. &
a?7,c.; Refrigerator. state, whites, S2n
ace: state. Pennsylvania and nearby. hen
merry white. fine to fancy. t5@4 Sc,.: ordinary
to Eood,sSg tsc.; Gathercd whites ordinary
gathered Whites, 80 q acc: state. Pennsyl-
vania and nearby. hennery browns, asm
s6Sas7
FLOUR AND .MEAI-Prices In wood;
Spring pa "nts; ?seb@ss5: spring clears.
N."a% .%,sss,sS %."'' J., sSSs1's;; .s.r. 50
winters, S5,75m5, $50: extra. No. 2 winters,
So b0m5,7h; Kansas s%trsisht., T.i3MS.
fancy spring patents. johhing lots. $3.50
o,6b. rye nonr quiet; fair to good. 81 so AZ
steady; kiln dried. $3.50: nag meal steady;
iino white and yellow. S:,0b; coarse. ilS1.
Fecd--City Arm: bran. bulk. S?t.:b: 100 ID.
sacks. 1.sm $500; heavy middlinGs. do,
$3.50 Hcp1 m,adl,ns: 90 g.. 80; re-. ,,a %Ss
bran, 100 III. sacks. IS2tsbd 25: 10; standard
red dog Homr, 1to IN sacks, $50.
FRUITS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
:si%5SiSsT ,:.hSsEEES##EiHSSjEEssESS S.Pd1a,:s
isise,. .Moorpark, ,ltgiSc PEACHES
i5c,. rRUNEs--California. eos to sos, rs
ID. boxes, ~ Ollie.
81, r. dIrs,I r.E ss,il S..s Hs:..
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COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market wss rather Irregular. but
Ing steady at a net decline Of I to I points.
sales were reported of "a. go bales. including
exchanges OF December for May at % points
and for July nj 81 points. while March was ex.
changed for May at 10 points.
An opening decline Of 4 to s points probably
rth'rted some scattering liquidation brought
IN by. u favorable view Of weather conditions In
braxil. According TO the official cables II was
mn" IN all districts Of San raulo. and while
There may have been some doubt ~ to the ade.
luacy OF recent showers or rains. the higher
temperatures reported were something Of a ~.
lief. as some had apprcbcnded that frost might
follow the wet weather. Moreover. the action
Of the primary markets suggested no imme.
iiat" new crop apprehension and there may
have been n little trade selling on the opening
decline.
Around liz for December and 81 for March
There was n renewal Of moderate outside buy.
ing. however. which seemed TO come chiefly
from cotton trade sources, and prices rallied
during the middle Of the day. with the more
s'tiv" months selling some . TO 3 points above
last nights closing figures. while covering by
near month shorts sent De,rinhpr about &
l"ihts net higher. This improvement was not
'nlly maintained owing 10 scattered trade sell.
ports that firm offers from Santos were q
shade lower In some instances.
IN the other hand. Rio offerings were un.
changed to q shade higher. and there was evi.
dently little change In the average views Of
brazilian shippers. a. quotations for santos u
ranged from ii. 70 TO II, ~. London credits.
The local spot N Hrkct remained quiet and
unchanged At lG. for Rio 7s and ii7,c. for
Santos ~. Range Of prices
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GRAIN MARKET.

wnkAT-rhs holiday in the Chicago
eh. me "e SSrin mat ne a a. sen ".r. soa p.le.
lively narrow. In the Northwest. Winnipeg
showed . net advance Of \ 10 Nc. while
i S,"%eA' Ts cash POSITION PC; ns, ~ @s:" s,ro 10 and nd
advices from Minneapolis said that some
Canadian wheat had been sold. there for
business in active wheat. although there
was a good demand for high grades. Liv.
erpool was easier early. but regained part
Expor, offers abroad were said to be on
a slightly more liberal scale and foreign
SSiopmen,s in ths BaiEans. I iea", the
export demand here for the day was slow
a anS DO ,s sale' Europe %sos rf z Sep.nd h1so% apon
sushei. q wheat, and local exporter. said
the moment there is nothing 10 Indicate
any falling on In the actual demand and
Secretary Fowler OF the Northwestern
Grain Dealers Association estimate. the
bushels and placed last years total crop
at ! s.%ts, 400 bushels. Reports OF pending
important devel9pments In Greece were
on the situation.
In the local cash market No. 1 durum
D Sc; No. I northern Duluth. Si7s. and
No northern Manitoba, H7S, all Z. o b.
N"W 1ofk.
~CORN-The corn market Was inactive
and Irregular IN the Southwest. St. Louis
and Kansas City being the only markets
open. Prices ranged from &c. lower to
nc. net higher Tn. Liverpool market
was steadier. with frner Offers from Ar
%gentina. The forecast for colder weather
In the Northwest caused some uneasiness
although the weekly weather bulletin and
the Price Current Indicated favorable de.
yeiopment In connection with the crop and
much Is now out Of danger of frost. In
the local cash marke, No. : yellow corn
was quoted at CSC. c. 1. {. New York. Ex-
porters were said to have taken about
10000 bushels during the past day or two.
OAT@Oats were duh and featureless.
although Winnipeg showed q slight ad-
vance. In the local cash market. prices
were easier. standard quoted at 5IN to
5i%c.; No. 3 white, 81 to 5lisc.: No. I
white. 60h TO 60Ac..: fancy clipped white,
80. to 55sc.:. ordinary clipped white.
81 to o5Sc. all elevator.
RYE-Market steady: No. .. Western.
81 80. 4. l. Z. New York.
BARLEY-Marke, steady: feeding. soc.
c. l. T. New York.
HAY-Market arm: No. /. Si.35. No. 2.
VI IS; No. 5. ~ Is. shipping. zoe. TO 81.
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REPORT
OF the Unclaimed Deposits. Dividends IN
Interest Of the
METROPOLITAN TRUST co.

WI III VI NV poNh
On the first day ~ August. 1919. made In ac-
cOrdancc with the provisions Of the banking
Law. sections l3a and 21o.
Full name and last known
residence or Post once
address of d~eIositor or Amount Date Of
shareholder; date Of Of hrst pub
original deposit deposit. LEGATION,
J,-si, Taylor, 10 East 35th
ST, New York city.
Mar =. 1909 ....... oS5. 80 Sept. ~. 1914
state Of New York. County Of New York. IS
George &. Van Tuyi. Jr.. President. and VIII
METRoroLITHN TRUST COMPANY OF
doing business in the city Of New York in said
that the foregoing report Is . full. true and
correct statement of the unclaimed deposits.
dividends and interest If the METROrOLI-
TN\ RI ST COMPANY OF CITY OF
NEW YORK. made In accordance with the
provisions ~ sections l34 and 2l1 Of Chapter
i6" of the Banking Law as shown by the
book of said trust company. on the nrst day
a.EORGEC 4. VAN TUYL. yr.. President.
WILLARD d. NcHAR(:. Asst. Secretary,
Scycrally subscribed and sworn to by both
Opponents tn" seventh day Of September
seal ' CLARENCE KLINCK.
Notary Public In and for Kings County. n. Y.
County Clerks No. "a.
Registers No. sos.
Iori itcatr il,-i in New York County. N. Y.
Term expires Narch 80. 1918.
County Clerks No. -.
Registers No. 500.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETIN0s.
OHIO COPPER MINING COMPANY
Notice 70 Stockholdern.

II Ia "a your best Interests to attend IN.
special meeting Of the Stockholders called
for September Is. 1915. az eleven o'rloc.
A. 81. In Room 1903, - Exchange plac.
New York city.
The purposes Of ths meeting are 'u,i,
set forth In the circular Jus, aen' ny The
North American Liquidation Com pany ~.
40 Wall street. New YORK; city. 20 =
stockholders whose ma mes appeared on N.
lis, furnished by the trustees Ia bank.
ruptcy. II YOU did not receive yours. .ena
for one Immediately. addressing .ith..
Hubert L.. Rogers. so wall Street, or M,.rs
4 Goldsmith, 100 Broadway, New York CIV
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me local market Tor spW cotton wM
steady and 10 polnts higher at rs Toe. for
m,idling upland; sales nil.
Southern SCOT markets;
Galveston Firm, Is points higher n IS CSC {:
sales. 90 bales
Mobile Steady, I: points higher at Ns7c. 4:
sales, 20 bales,
7.oTa bales
wien nston Steady. sc, higher At itr,c (:
sales MI.
Memphis steady, unchanged at is CSC: sales.
| 30 bales,
Houston Steady, IS points higher At IS lOc. 4:
sales, 7,I7 bales.
New Orleans Firm - points higher at
II s>r sales, 2.9lS bales.
Charlcston-Quiet. isc, higher N%c :
salcs MI.
Norfolk Steady. 8 points higher At l5osc, ;
sales. 9i bales.
sales NIL
Augu s,a Steady, ~ points higher at II ssc. ;
sales, l,lW bales
Little Rock Quiet, unchanged at N75c
sales nil,
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COTTON MARKET.

The cotton market showed a generally nrmer
tone, with buyers evidently feeling more con
hdent. while late advances were accompanied
S SSu, Tspo,'I Oh Increased ,not sales IN III.
here sold mp to II SO or more than g. per
bale above the low level OF Monday morning.
anu the close was very steady at a net al.
vance OF ~ 10 - points for the day.
Private cables attributed an adv ance in Iiv.
erpool TO a better trade demand following in.
'rea-cd activity at Manchester. smaller South
crn ~oherings and a buliish view of the rains
reported IN Texas. presumably on the ground
that they were more likely to injure open
cot'o" '"-.'. add TO the ultimate crop. The
local opening was "a to IL points net higher
in response TO the cables. but the advance al.
'rac,ed a good deal OF realizing. while there
may also have been some selling on an ex.
close abroad There were reactions Of or ?
points IN consequence. but the market very
soon nrmed up a-ain on trade buying. . con.
tinued demand from Liverpool and covering
Reports that \ New Orleans authority esti
mated tho crop at l.. $50. eco bales. including
%linters. probably stimulated the demand and
prices sold aeou, 90 to . points net higher b.
Tor" IN" cnd ~ IN" morning. The weekly
weather report indicating that pick ing and gin
ming had progressed rapidly under favorable
conditions was followed by another ~rcsction or
: Or 10 points, hut onorings failed 10 incrc..c
on the decline, while trade bu,iny was In evi
d"n'" on all the sctbscks. and the demand he.
hnllish southern SPOT advic~s Closing prices
wcr" within y point or two II the hest.
" Is said TINT some" If th" prominent sp0t
houses ~" advising spinners 10 NIX prices on
all open contracts around the l5iyc. level. and
part Of IN" buying by spot interests WAS sup
posed To Il" for that account. II seems that
n anticipated hv early month sellers notwi,h
standing continued rapid progress during pick
Ing md ginning. This has increased coma
hrn," Ia 'ull'sh theories NJ IN tho attitude of
holders, and the advance Of yesterday probably
rejected increased confidence IN the more i'm
ln'dist" ruling ~ tho spot situation.
81 usl If, ia
were unchanged I" IL points higher. with larger
sales reported At several points. On the whole.
consequently. local traders thought they saw
signs Of an expanding trade demand rather
fhrn ~ increased offerings on declines. and
Will" tho South sold n little more freely here
above l5'.r. for January. the offerings we're
readily absorbed Exports for the dsy we're
1855 bales, making 576. 34j 50 far this season.
Range ~ prices
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Dividends and Interest Of the WEST SIDE

Report ~ the VnCla1fne0 UepOSlto.
Dividends and interest Of the WEST III
B\Nk. on the tst day. of August. 1918.
made In accordance with the provisions
Of the Ranking Law. SECTIONS i3t and :io.
Full name of DCpu~itor or SHAREHOLDER and
last known residence or Post once, address.
date ~ last deposit or withdrawal and balance
George NJ. White. Seatoard Publishing
co, 10 and ~ East 23rd street.
New York city. February 3rd, 1909 SS5,73
t'-org. !, Miusins. Sea 'liH. Long
Island. y, v, July 9Th, 81 52oO
State of New YORK County NJ New Work - .
rhcu. VI. Rcrtine. End Nic,~Prt~id,ni and
John II. Ncycrholz. Jr. Assistant Cashier, Of
the YES, side Bank. a corporation lr'atcd and
do,ns b!>Hic>> IN the Guy III New ork in
said County. being duly sworn. each for HIM
self. says that the foregoing report Is a fun:
true and CORE; statement ~ the. unclaimed
dcp,nit>, di, ,'iund> and interest Of the West
Sid" Bank. made In accordance" With the pro
visions nf sections IA and 2in nj Chapter
;t' ~ tn, banking Law ~ shn~n by the books
Of said Rank On the first day of August. 1915.
Thro. NJ Bcrtinr. Ind \icr-Pr,sidcnt
John u Nryrrholk. lr.. Assistant I ASHER,
SrN orally subscribed and sworn to Ivy both
irpnnrnts. tn" hrst day of september. 1915.
ltfop me-.
NATHANIEL MILLS, Jr.
NU'ar Public. kings Co, No. lS3.
Certificate Med in New York 60. No. II,
t"r,,tica," Nl,"i in Register : mice, No 700.
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tahlas~ Rio wsa 76 reis lower eo~ 70 ~ sse7s
l-l6d. lower AZ IL led rc,pipts.
40" bags and stock 3sc. OoO bags. santos was
unchanged AT $500 for Ma. 4: receipts. 5,.NsD
bags aud stock .,3ls,eS bags. Futures were 81
10 . refs lower. Receipts NJ the ports wer"
.l,e' bags. against 1000 n year ago. sac
Panic had ec.en. against a.mo. and Jnndiahy
's,e1. against A3,no bags. Cloudy weather was
reported In one district ~ sac paulp and nne
in four. with temperatures ranging from a 10
~ degrees. Cleared from Santos September I.
York.
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port. 1000 American. s.eoo imports, 5000, oil
American. Middlins upland, $40. Futures
opened steady at 1 to 8 points advance closed
tober. November. 81: January. February s.23;
March April, s.N; May.June. S.1S: July August,
91l Aanchester-Yans Armer; cloths quiet
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BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Sept. l3.-Therc was evidence Of
realislns o. ss In the mining shares. and sitter
and closed with q arm tone. Most closing prices
were the highest Of the day. There we're heavy
made . new record price at ~. up 6 points
over night, Railroads were quiet and steady.
The aummarv.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10 -Cosdcn oil and Gas
common and preferred were the most activ"
local stocks, prices ruling firm. Houston oil
was In demand and closed l point higher. at i6.
Bonds were active and Arm. summary
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 70 -Iake Superior
corp Philadelphia Rapid Transit. Reading
and Pennsylvania were active and strong.
American Railways preferred advanced ~
points IN 95. Bonds were In fair demand and
strong In tone. Summary
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OFFICE or
THE NIAGARA FALLS rOWFR {

!" broad 81, N"w ORR S"r' Of.
~ a meeting Of the Boar ~ '
or thls onipanN, he'd On Mo -
H"pt'nnh"r, l'la, - dlNiicUi OF 5
was declared On tho CAPITA .'r.t
~,,oihnt1N, PAYABLE on ari IT.. 'H
dhN nf Octph"t. ielt, to S.p,t .'tr
record at tho close nf husiucs. ,i 't
day OF September, iGi6.
+. l.. t.pNll scr. 80. .rt off,
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SUGAR. RAW Raw sugar was firm Il

SlGtR R\W-Rnw sugar was tirm -
Thcr" was a sale to a local lriiner or
@2,OOu bags Cuhas. from store, at ti:r cost
aud freight basis. with u possibility Of ad'
ptt'. IL hhi, hut rehn"rs appeared to IL"
Vel stocked up with supplies for ~" lime
hetng Quotations follow: '"ntrlfugals,
= So, molts-"s. t7ar.; cost and freight,
SUGAR. RElI>ED-crys,al domino tah-
lots. cases, ? 10, cartons, half or full siH"
tablets and 10 cases " d. cartons full si@r
EAgl" tanlcts, soc, cut loaf, a",.,
crushed, 400. mould 4. cubes aud Eagle:
: m bags, powdered. n;sor; NNNN
poNdcrcd, s,acr., fruit pANdcrcd, 500
domino e%ranul.'ea cases :, a., and III
Eaglc c"nf"rtioners graduated, 67oc;
Eagle coarse graduated, S,jbc,; extra lin"
granulatcd 6.ior.. Eagi" =: 31 and : H.
cartons. mo granulat"i, 6.7"r' > II. bags
I'm" sranulat"i and I III bags Do. 500 In
sacks amt 6s0c, in bbls,, 3is 10. bags, do,
tSoc., 10 ~; bags do, $500 in sacks and
d.5o"; standard ,granuIat"h, %ethr,; 'ne
granulat"i and diamond A.. d:'oc, con-
t"r,l"n"I' a. zoe. ~" j. iIr.' ~.
6.Otc,; No. 6. &c; No. !, ga; No $, 6.noc;
No, ., Gs5c,; No, 10, : soc, 80 II. 5.75c.;
40 ~. 100 No. 10. ~ and II. ',sjc.
,EGkTA"I.Es, M!sCEIL'ANEov|AR.
R~nrssEi.s spR0rTs-state, a.. ,on lac
ht:ANS v%irsinia. nsk.. !icgsl.:a; state.
w">, h"k or Hns. "a, @,'iS sr"'n' n:k'
Sr,aGrrrI ~ TX 'ssf 81" e t'''RRin VIZ
'@ %n n.ni N 49, 4 i i"SS s" ON. " n,.o ,3,so" IN.
" %,,pSSIii, ,, ,gp:ss %;,sc ;"' rir~sa..hs %1'" s:s. ~
Holhousc, box. .uu:,5o: bsk. ig@:,So;
s ss'sS; ' Ssl1. VOLS ai.s.;1 S Jersey. ';''S Ssi,. 'i 'ie.S
The sun., 1916-09-14

This annual meeting OF the ~stockholi.',
Of the. Horn silver Mining Company "
be held at the ontce NJ the Company. r.,
30s Mccormick Building, Salt LAX Cn,
Utah, on october II, 1915. at IL VI Tor o.,
election of Directors for tho year romfust.
ing January LIST, 1877 for the purpose
carrying out the plan SET forth IN the
GUAR signed by the President. dated huR 4.
%. 1915, and mailed 10 the sto, kho q.
ana for the transaction Of all other b..
ness that may be lawfully brough, t'
fore IL.
The transfer book. vii, clos. sep..mts
18th, 1915. at IL noon and reopen "a So
TEN Der nth. 1916. at 10 A. Nj.
EDWARD D. EMMETT. Secreta-,
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INTER>NTIO>N SALT ,oMrN.N
Rector street. New lutt.

\ dirtd'nd ~ oNE FER Gus N' 90.
hr'Idicd ON the ,apl't. so, l. ~ '-
pahy, pttdh'c bttuhcr tr'. itft p.
holders Of record A. the ,',~. -
september ii'h, lHlS or HlI.I '
transfer hooks at tho ofi'n ~ ''0 q
Asrnt' the. '"rpolaitnn Trust '.N'I
Exchange fltr,, i r."v tItE. :. 4 g. '
closed uitll October 81, 1919
W IL BARNARD. Irnts
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SI.OSS SHfUTIEID STEEL A>nIRO> 90
birmingham, tluhHmn.

Tn" Rrird Of Directors N' ''.
quarterly dividend ~ one su1 'r
tiers per cent. IA,'.l uu ~,
stut& out az tho "truiug~. pIts. '.
., lHlh, at tn" oni'" "i thu ,.'fr
tomptnN Of Sew YORK;. wt.nog' f..
~ ho'Ss, 90 st"ckholl"rs ui TO-
T. SertHmhor ~. l9I6
=. !" MORRIS. s,,r,ttrs rui : 80
N,w Notk, September = 1.'t.
The sun., 1916-09-14
TO THE HOLDERS or
BUFFALO, RO,HESTER 4 rirIsBrRcu
RAILWAY COMPANY "
EGulDmeut series "f"' li.eo Vo,J.
A..~ A...l taps

Notice 10 hereby given. as rto,,i., 4,
Article XIII. of the Indentutc, dared NV"
ist. 1907. made by. the Bursio, 10 ne,,..
& Pittsburgh Railway Company In IN.
Guaranty Trust Company Of New yo-k ~,
Trustee. that bonds bearing thc follos,ns
serial numbers have been drawn fo- 70.
demption BY the sinking Fund. and will n.
paid on and after October LIST. i2i,. a. ma,
and accrued interest. upon preser'a'ton a,
the TRUST DEPARTMENT ot tho NJ, DO,
signed. After October 1, 1915. ir's-c,. m
the above bonds will cease, Boris ,Ncua
have the October list, 1915, coupon a,
ia. 1ls. 122. 10. l7s. 1872. is3. 49, is
EOS. EOS. Ell. 22s. ?s5. gag. 400, ST. ,s,
ts5. 4ss. t2s. 5ss. $40, rs. $50 IS. ,;'
sos. 92a. s3s. 933. 1917. ii:2. lIio ma.
1li6. 1902. 1905. 12it. 1850. 1867, I-,,. f.,.'
1891. 1876. 1854, 1879. 1894, 1ti7, ii-s tt,i
1925. 1929. 1871, 1862, 1893. 1874, i7,.. i,0i
1911. 1915, 1924. 1916. 1861. 1879, ia.g. .oo,
2o10. 2032. 2O3s. 20i1. 1868. ?oso, 2O7i. 2N,,
2oSs. 2os2. 2i0a. 21l2. 2li5, ELI. 2t.., .igs
21?5. ?l26. ?12e. 2i5l, ?1s1. :i7s. goo, 200
22lt. 2220. 2?2i. ?2t3. c24e. ??t7. 1855. .sss
1901. 230s, ?3i6. 23i7, 23to. 2345, g2t9, e3s
23s2. 2<0t, 241%, 2%23. 2<32. 2t3t. gi2s' g;ii
.Sa2. 1886. 1854. 1913. 1850. 2127, .Tss, IA,
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF new
YORK. ~
BY CHARLES II. sABIN. Pr..d.n,
Dated. August 18th, 1915.
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u !
OF the Unclaimed Dep
Private banker, on Il
1916. made In scCoTds
OF the Banking Law.
Full name and last
known residence or
post ONCE address
Of .cpositor or share
holder.
Frcidc Winokur. IOl
stanton ~
Chane Weber. So Allen
Felge Wolkowisky. 20
Forsyth st.
Marry Bass. 800 Grand
st.
Taube SWEET. 1874 Henry
Harry Finkelstein. OF
Monroe St.
Clara Ellucr and he tty
Feigen baum. in trust
for a Sarah Rubin,
81 Allen 81.
MAJ Aill>tcin. ~ Es-
sex 81 ..
Annie llalpcriD. 2O7
Eldrldsc st
Ester Zla,ucuro. SIC
Delaney -
Joseph krafoIunes, -
Grand st. u klyn.
Annie Morcska. 81
NiIlet 81.
Sonio kat/. % Orchard
st.
, Morris ~Basholowsky
3O3 Van Horn st
Sore II'ci>chc F'cigcn.
baum, - ,Bayarc
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Norfolk 81
Bashe Sparher. 62 Eas'
lOl>t 81
Harry Bur stein, s.
orchard ~.
Grigory tkula. l5s
thr!sfie -
, Isaac silver. 80 y
Margin St. Boston
Mas
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| IO3d ~
Old 'lo'hing DeAle.
| Protective Assn. ~
Henry ~ ..
Ialer l'srili>, %.
RrOOmc ~
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Etdridgr ~
\ctta k~aminkowitL.
40 Rrksway Nv.
" klyn,
l.ihhey Monifrird.
.Nrook ~ Bronx
! Ju" Iif>chitz. 30 At
turncy II
Max R"ikclmAn 81,
rndu,r ~ BronS
Iiwjr ~Rahinowitz.
Henry ~
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vt st
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N"nrN -
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vision 81
| Jank"" Levin, ~,
| Henry :,
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I'ifth ~
Julius l'Nltrh 40
hank ~ New Lon
don. Conn
Lena Sachorow SKI 90
Madison -
John SonkOw, iOI,
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state of New Work ca
tot Is .JtkMl 10
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BONDS

esocoo Al q 4 " I S. sE - Nt =.
akNn ,'osd.n q ss " i..,M lG im ~,
5000 Midvsla steel s.. t'oSiS s5% We =.
$Cnlisfcd. tSell cts. per sh. 'Odd lot. xEx
Civ. AHA .rgts. la div. 4 rgts.
In making net changes sales Of less than 100
issues. whcr" a ten share limit Ia used
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The Natick National Bank located a,
Natiok. in the state Of Msssachusetts 4,
closing Its affairs.
All note holders and other creditors n,
the association are therefore hereby nou'
ned to present the notes and other claims
for payment.
Ssptember 8, 1918.
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a lot ~ 1000 tons VAS the record Of the
exchange for an individual sale. Range OF
prices.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The British Bank 6 South America, Ltd.

The Boare Of Directors hereby s',.
tice that they have this day dec',-r.
dividend on account OF FIVE PEI ."N
'Ten Shillings per share, less inrou. -,
on $1,000, 900. the paid UP capita Of 't.
Bank.
The British Bank Of South America. Ltd.
L. G. BALLY. Acting sec,
per The Bank Of New York, MIA.
Attorney IN '.v Y0,k
AUG. 81, 1918.
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10 hchs Zoe 80 EoMNHr
zoe. 49, Sil> \'iI \o,rh', ,ro
Mtrrnm n,' tin ~: lluhnrrr.
white. 81 - "iloN. "roukei 90.
s. -. TiRNIrS Eu,,htga, nh' 3
TOM \TDEs- Nearby, larsA hos, :.
small box. 80 ~ 75u., per carrier, = 10,
wArERcREss-l0O bchs.. Sl9:.
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UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

DIVIDEND No "a.
A quarterly dividend 81 two Re, CO..
1.-TWO dollars per sharcl on tn. car,
stock OF this Company has been d.rls'
payahl" on October IL. 1915. 10 go. eh''.
~ record at the close Of business sc-,,.r
-. 1915.
The trdnsfer books do no. close.
JOHN ". pANOS, rrea.4-e.
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UNCLAIMED BANk DEPOSITS.
UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.

REPORT Of the unclaimed DspoNs Dividends sand Interest the COLUMBIA TRUST
COMPANY on the nnt day August 1910. made In accordance With tn provision" inc
a SrNOne lA and 30