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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-29
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIE HOSIERY
AND NECKWEAR

half same
kind Of glove twice This mis- take that merchant
this and that brand because
Of gloves here depend on ttt will
and that has been tried The best evidence the
gloves when in the
If have bought handkehi you seeing
wonderful line You will find here gh the best line handercefs
that this town has
so cents times hankc better
2 cents Every linen
we stand ready
The lines hosiery throughout
this country need further
well equipped all the
many dozens Of hosiery that prices being
same way Our line of stockings
prices still IS cents Ia
out the little folk for winter
NWear IS per this than before The
lars ana IN some instances collar and cuff sets haven't found just what
know
over TINS line at the nwear counter the
fresh and new from the maker.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-29
FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR FOR
WOMEN AND CHILDREN

For many years have bought and sold line of knit
for and children that well known the
in city line manufactured This is the celebrated
Harvard Mills line known all over the land garment that
and that comfortable The peculiar of this brand
of underwear its elasticity the absence Of rough seams the soft
texture Of the material makes it comfortable strong
We have this line in many shapes two piece and union
suits in cotton wool and cotton and silk and cotton in all sizes
to fit any form.
When in the store stop the underwear counter ask
of these nice garments You will be surprised at how
little will have pay get Just the garment you have been
looking for and have not found because you failed to where
the right kind is kept If you want underwear for the little folk
just remember perhaps better equipped to sell you what
want for the boys and girls than other in this part
of the country.
infant that sfound other store this part
ants to the best All sizes and all
coton silk andcoton Ask thne nitunder-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-29
Come In! Try One Of Our Famous
Hot Chocolates
"The Store With Complete Line
327 West Pike st.

And if it is Fruits; remember we carry
a most up-to-date and complete line Get
them here!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22

Rye.-Prices were steady.
Yes'day's Previous Year
close. close. ago.
Cash. N. Y. bush si.60 $1.6o si.o4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
Curb Market

Nots.-Ths Tribune assumes no respcnsi-
bility FOR the accuracy or authenticity OF curb
market quotations. The New York Curb A.
ISOLATION produces no official quotation lat
Quotation, are reported by individuals over
whom the association has no control An,
enc can make prices on the curb and se
them printed in the daily lists even without
The Formally OF hrst submitting the shares to
the Curb Association for it, approval Soro'
securities are regularly listed-thAt Ia. the'
are approved for trading by the Curb As'oeis-
ton. and il IL required that information con
corning them viii be fled from time 10 tine
with the secretary. such Information is open
10 public inspection. Some other securities.
like th. Standard on subsidiaries. are "ad
rnitted 10 quotation" without q regular lat
ing. A greater number are unlisted. No on'
bas any authority over them. Unlisted stocks
are marked thus ('). They are principally
mining stocks. and most Of them are pros
poets" but there 10 nothing 20 Distinguish
"proepeots" from operating properties IN
the unlisted group. Thsre are few lN'ei
mining stocks. and among these prospects
are distinguished by the sbbreviation
p-oe after the name. With this notice
duly given. The Tribune will hereafter prih'
al quotations without further responsibility
Transactions and prices Tuesday were re-
ported as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22

40 points. as compared with early hign
figures. Subsequently about NAH Vi
this loss was recovered.
Many Of the largest houses IN tne
trade sold cotton freely on all the hhiu
spots. Further heavy liquidation or
ders were also received from various
sources. Local longs were heavy sen
ers for profits, while Wall street
houses sold on balance, and Liverpool
traders became free sellers, after ouy-
ing early. uo
For time the English market gave
encouragement 10 the bulls here, open
ing about 10 points better than ex-
pected. Subsequently there was a
sharp reversal there, because OF nqul-
dation induced by break OF $50 points
in Egyptian cotton, and closing prices
showed net losses of about 10 points
The Census Bureau report on gin,
ming was about as expected, anu
hence had little or no influence. Inc
amount ginned from November l 20
November 10 was placed at 9s9,544
bales, against l,392,3S9 bales year
ago. This makes the total ginned SINCE
August 81 9,6l5.S33 bales. against o.
77I.275 bales a year ago. Based on the
assumption that the ginning repre-
sented 90 per cent of the crop, west,
ern authorities estimated the tota,
WELD, exclusive of linters, at lO,45O,OoO
hales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22

Noh,rk Chule.ton and Jacksonville, Atahnslps
RI MIranhsm via Newport News: Korona. tBr
" Kits. Ssnturce. San Juan City Of 81 Louis
Savannah: Hamilton. Norfolk and newport News
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
ARRIVED

Stockholm (svcd). Gothenburg No, and KIRK,
wall L. to the Swedish American Line win -
first 202 second cabin and $50 steerase passengers
Cherokee. Georgetown. S G. Nov II and Wiimins
ton. y {. 10. to the Clyde So Co. with passenger
Mo Gtsnde Bynhssick Nov Is. to the Mallory Sc
Co. with mdse. on Scotland lAshrhp at m,
Silyio Peiico utsD. Norfolk Nov IV 10 o we
Italian State Railways. IN ballast. Quar- at $50
Bertha (Nor). Havana Nov IL and ssgls is. to
Penmorysh (Br). Hare Nov l. 70 the Compayhis
Generate Transstlantque. with mdss. Bar At LAB
Jefferson. Newport New. and Norfolk TO the Old
Dominion ss Go. with passengers and md'e. uua'
Teas. Port Arthur Nov a. to tho TeIn OIL CO.
"' M.t %S;S fo oa' E 4 sa y o u and
Havana II. to the United Fruit Co, with 70 pas
Cuba Mail S. Co. With lis passenger malls and
i Dante "a Asiie1 dad. Genoa No, e. Palermo
Naples s aud $, Mcheeis y. to Mcdonnell sa ~ 4
Truda, With le hrst. 2s2 second cabin ana i' %
vi cid Galveston Nov l6 10 the Southern racine
Co. With mdse. Quar- at "a m ., .,--,. Va,
s. Gibraltar and Fsysl II. 20 Pierce brouhers'
with mdse Bar at a N. -, .,...,,
Mnnehaha tBrl. London Nov :. TO the ~ Aiishuc
Coombier tBelgl. Naples oct - AlmeIis - ma
Gibraltar 2s. TO A " Duckett II CO. With mdse'
p sismese SCI Prihee do Bros, Nov ?. to Fumes
witty a Co In ballast Bar At m. 20th .
Helen. Ponce Nov II, M1yagge5 T.. AT!adin. rs
Falardo II, Humscao Is and San Juan 49, 70 A
DI Ann. Fo,,enes CNor. oran oct 20. 70 Norton.
Iilly & Co. IN ballast Bar at p n. 2e'n
SAILED
Mohawk. Chuleston and Jacksonville, Atshnslps
f3rl MAranhsm via Newport News. hofona tbr
=, Euts. ssnturoe San Juan: City Of 81 Louis
savannah; Hamiiton. Norfolk and Newport News
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the Ahhuhi
Meeting OF the Stockholders OF Henry X
Warrington Will be held at the ONCE or
the Company. Harrison. New Jersey, on
TUESDAY. tho 9Th day OF December. 1919
al 2 o'clock in the afternoon Tor inc etec-
ton of directors. the approval and ratlnca-
ton OF all acts and proceedings OF the
hoard Of Directors and officers or the
Company since the last meeting on soo oSsc
holders and the transaction Of SUCH othef
business as may come before the meeting.
The minute books OF the SAID Boarc oil
Directors will be at the office or the COM
holder OF record at the time OF said meet
ing. 49,, o,o,o
OF New Jersey no stock can be voted upon
that has been transferred within twenty
days next preceding the date OF the eIec-
ton. - oD on
by ORDER OF THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS. .
NATHAN NJ CLARK. Assistant Secretary.
New York. November 10th. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
>or,cr TO STOCKHOLDERS.

New York, y. Y. November o. i,lo'
snecial meeting Of the stockhoiders OF
J Is. Linde Paper Co will be heid on .ne
9a,h daV OF November, 1916, at three
.soia.k ~ the afternoon. at the ONCE OF
such . che Company. number s. Beekman street;
borough Of Manhattan, CITY ana s,a, ,',o %,
New York. for the purpose OF vot,ns upon
,bc nronositton to increase its capital stoSh
sror 400 900 90. It's present capital STOCK,
rum t ,ire ~ 47sO shares OF common stock
Of tn par value OF $4,000 each; ,a ana Ys Iae
shasso "a % 40 'asch 10 $500, 900. 10 consist
81 20 H shares Of common stock OF the par
YaIne OF $4,000 each. $50 shares Of o pre- eo
ferred stock OF the par value OF s tsrreS
49, -, the par value OF $4,000 each.
J. L. LINDE PAPER co.
X s. LINDE. President
PERTRAM r. LINDE, SECRETARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
MONDAY. NOVEMBER q
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Hawaii Via San Francisco Northern NOV 70
zs 81, 80 ss1 Fr,ncfsco1- Sonoma - Nov 20
UsXsT fyia san Franciscol - tatsonio Nov "a
Shars hsi. Japan and forea IVA sestuej-, A. o.
japan vo1o e Of 'Kas.Is Nov 2,
Guam c,.coi snd r'lp ysnsp ss'u' Nov 80
Tahiti, Msnqiiesss Cook Islands, New Yea
land and Australia via San Francisco)-
FIJI Islands. New Zealand and Australia tha -
yerl-Nlsgafs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eo "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
EUROPEAN AUCTIONS
PEARLS

Trading with the Enemy tAmendmenD
Act, 1916.
The stock in Trade Of MesMs. RUD.
HAHN s. SONS of 1894. Holborn Via
duct, London, r.. C., consisting Of the larg-
est and most important collection OF
Pearls that has ever been offered for
sale by auction--the cost price OF which
amounts TO over 81 900. 900.
A matchless pearl necklace Of IS pearls
averaging 20.50 grains. Pearls In ropes.
necklaces. punches and parcels; superb
Bouton. pear shape and round pearls, also
sapphres, rubies. emeralds and other
colOured stones.
VIII be sold by auction. without reserve.
BY order Of the Controller. A. r.. Tiliey,
Esq. +. c. A., of Messrs. singleton. Fabian
S Co., q Staple Inn. F. e.. on December
18th. 18th; and 18th, 1916. at IL o'clock
each day by -
DEBENHAM STORR 4 SONS LTD.
Auctioneers, 28. King Street, Covent Gar
den. London. w. C.. England.
Catalogues post free OF the Auctioneers.
or on application TO the Controller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
Commodities
Industrial
Metals

Prices of copper have now reached
a stage, says the National Conduit and
Cable Company. a large consumer,
which will prompt conservative manu-,
facturers TO require absolutely sound
basic reasons for any further advances
in market values. 1t adds;
OF course it is conceded that war condi-
tions have made the whole world eager
for unprecedented quantities OF copper'
but the pressure Of extraordinary requi 80
ments may be materially reduced when
peace reiCns again. II Is obviously GER
tain that If business activity is to con-
tirue at maximum pace in copper the
cost Of the raw metal must be kept within
reasonable limits Conditions underlying
the market have been strong contributing
factors in the present extraordinary SIT
uation but il would be unwise 20 form
the idea that the position is wholly a
one-sided affair. 10 Is equally advisable
10 make due note Of the fact that pro-
duction figures show a tremendous out
put Notwithstanding the urgency Of de-
mand there has been enough metal for
all legitimate requirements. Although
deliveries Of copper into consumption have
increased greatly. it is well 10 consider
that production has bounded forward at
record breaking rate supplies are
therefore ample for all current business.
and there remains the outstanding fact
that decided expansion in refinery ca
pacity is expected 10 be ready by next
year. which will raise the total yield Of
marketable copper much above the highest
top notch figures possible at present
The United States Steel Corporation
mills at Pittsburgh and Chicago have
advanced the prices of steel bars,
shapes and plates 50 TO s. a ton, eff
fective at once.
Large Norwegian shipbuilding in
terests are negotiating for a consid-
cradle tonnage Of steel, to be used in
the manufacture of boats at Chris
tiania.
Prices current for few of the prin-
cipal metals and metal product COM
pared with those prevailing at the cor
responding time of last year, follow:
Current A year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
MEETINGS

THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS OF
Ths Equitable IAis Assurance Society Of the
rnitsd States win DO held In The rooms OF ths 30
c,ety No 40 Broadway, IN tho Borough, Of Man
haitian, New York. on wednsdy. December c,h
1915 a. twelve O'Clock noon such other busin ess
will % transacted as may he properly brought DO
fore the meeting
WILLIAM ALEXANDER. secrrary
New York November And. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Balboa. No, 2oL-rhems tNor). Murocsn ns San
Frantds,o FOR New York. =.
cristSbsi' So1 2i-sisidsrskin (Eorl. Now York
Tor Anca. a., VI .
KirkwalL ~, ~. VA
Have Sos i4-Nyl.nd (Nor). Ssv York: Omega.
Nor. VIA 81 Mchaels and Cherooars; lVersn
tBrl. New YORK -, H.. v.h.
Genoa Nov is~-San Gusiielmo utal. Sew York,
Hayre Nor l6-Esstgate tBrl, New iork; On
barkns Grenada tBrl. New YORK; lon Aster
Ki,stwa Nov is|oscu II DAM. Nrs York for
IAyerproi' nor 20-AmszooiA New York
BORDEAUX Nov 2l-ESpagne ifrl, Se~ YORK
ssntandef Nov ls--ship sSlen tNor. New YORK
Ya ,1 uN 80, li-Pensiero GtAn. New York va
rIr,rs Nor i4-P VI No (Urugl. Neg fors.
Chri,dan,a nor l5-Lyugenfiord NOT, Ne" lofA
via Jesgtck. ...o,r,vssruo
SAILED
Cristobal. Nov 2o-Curaoa lBrl from AntSfs-
gAstsl New York: 2lst, CalamEes IRON Nc"
York.. Port Lmon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
New York. November 2s, 1915.

The annual meeting Of the stockno roi,r
Of the southern * Atlantic TeiegrapDn pa, On,
p an' c,,.nanv No 1875 Broadway, Ia the
NV Of New York. on Thursday. December
iets at 200 o'clock p. M. for ne cleo
ton OF Directors and inspectors OF H. aie
t siOn 90 az may come before the meeting.
business WM. II. BAKER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
Industrials

share, Open. High. Low. LIST
POGO goo h ,As' sum F T5S pr IS IS s 70
$500 Am VII: Paper 90 g.. oS s,s oS Sss 2Ssl
ilS : :csil' Pack SA' CO; ss. ss ga ssE
7So .Carbon steel. 1879 1873 1873 1873
7ooo carwen steel. 1914 le1s I5s 5Jss%
1909 Central Fdry.. 20 n 20 22a,l
l5o5 .c do pr 3f,. s sss IS s7|@
j ioo2 Char II Co Of a q. e "a %
ig 9e5 c5 90 p. Mot 1856 - 1s55 $50 1sl
5eo Emerson Ph0nO i27s iSIs ~ 52's ,5 5sH
zoo ;H,f' p, 9. CO g ga az ~ 4s g. q "a
$500 limp csrb Oh Oh. 81, ,s1s IS" ,57'
$500 80 So new IS 50 IS so
ZOO Ks,Sodian BrpF s2s .sH sSH sssh
400 Kelsey Wheel. 81 - %
10n DO nr ...... go % % 90
1000 Key Tire & Rub 1894 16Ia 1874 1sI9
is 9S9 Lake 'Ss R R5 Boat. ~ ~ lssZs 80 !s
500 90 Mar Mar A 'S W ,tfs S. IS S. s.
200 ''@ do p pr etfs.10ols 1oi tOo}s 1o1
geo so0 .N Nes'I' Exp .8p Co aos 2oss 2ot 2o9s
10000 : :,,i.sl StSe e si7S 6d' 90"
a'N michel Mot-s o. -,
200 NAT Auto Cor ~ AVA 81 4li4
500 " Y rights lS IS ~ ~
SSOl y Pulp & p u IS 14s 14,9
6gl Corp Of R&H. 534 5s4 SO 5ss
600 sRcck Isld W i. 3sls 3sla 3sl4 38lz
1000 do pref A.. sSla 8Ss sSs 9Ss
200 d do g.,,y B, 7733Ia 59/s ssoo2 55GZf
'.5 AOSmithCp Of. e6Ia 81 e6I2 81
1900 'Smith Mot r.. Ga os
200 'Spiccr Mfg. ave 4l34 4Il2 ga
200 do pref 1919 1o112 1o1I2 1oila
10 Spgfeid Body. &c 90 80 90
goo 'Stccl ~ Corp. 20 .Sfs
5000 Suhm 30 VI cfs. 43I7 43l2 - %
1000 sTeAas Co rts4.. p IN zoe Eoi2
$500 'TransueW Suf. % 45Ha ass -
5000 Iraug.ef y els 80 80 Sts
2D0sU LtNH cp. ia Is z
$500 a. $ SIS Co... 79g - " I3s
$500 Gun Motors ... 62b2 62Ia el9s o.
10000 sUn al ST. Corr 81 ol34 81 o!t2
600 I'm Profit Sh... lIs ~
iln 'Voca-P Cp w 1's Pc l9s 9s
1900 " I Cp cfs. lIs -,
c100 sW-M Air Cp.. 23sa % Z534 Z51A
500 Edo pref. 10 70 70 70
300 Zine Con Co. "a AZ "a "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
DIVIDEND NOTICES
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPAN

DIVIDEND NO. 4l.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF One Dol
lar and Fifty Cents (Sl.50) per share on the
Capital Stock Of this Company has been
declared payable at the Treasurer's Office
No. 1875 broadway. New York. ". Y, on
January g. 1917. TO stockholders OF record
at 3 O'Clock = NJ. on Wednesday, Novem-
Der 20. 1915. The stock transfer books will
not be closed for the payment OF this diyi-
dend. Cheques Will be mailed only to
stockholders who have filed permanent
dividend orders.
A. X. VAN DEvENTER. Treasurer
November 3, 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
IRON & STEEL COMPANY.

dividend NO. 81
Al . meeting OF the Executive Committee
Of the Republic Iron & Steel Company.
held November 10Th. 1914. the regular
ferred Stock. and an extra dividend OF 4Ts
on The Preferred Stock on account OF de-
fered dividends. we're declared payable
January LIST 1917. TO stockholders OF record
December 10Th. 1916. Books remain open
RICHARD JONES. JR.. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

Coffee Futures.-There was a further de-
cline in the market for coffee futures yes
terday. near months working into new low
ground for the movement under scattered
liquidation Part of this was in the form OF
switching from December 20 later months,
with exchanges reported Of December Tor
May ut Sc points and for July at As points.
The cloee showed a net loss of 10 points
for the day, and sales amounted TO 63.oVo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
Cotton

After many erratic, and at times vio-
80 to IL points, or $3.50 to 80 a bale.
On the initial upturn Of 3 TO 10 points,
new high levels were reached by some
January to 21.14, March to 212s and
May TO 2l.42. In spite of numerous
spasmodic rallies, the general course
bottom showing losses of from AZ to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
Yesterdays A y.

Sugar Futures.-The market for sugar fut-
ures after holding steady most Of the day sold
off late in the afternoon. the close being
points net lower on November and generally
/ point higher 10 9 points lower on other
positions. Sentiment was unsettled, and trad
ing throughout the day rather mixed due to
the dulness in raw sugar, where buyers and
sellers were deadlocked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
Standard Oil Subsidiaries
Other Oil Stocks

sberes Open. High. Low. Close.
$500 Barnett O&G.. 35s SO 3as SI2
1900 ConMeXO "a Pr 1Hs IA lZs "a
SuO sCos&Co tOu RI 1874 1I14 lIes "a
$500 'Cosden O&G.. Il u 1874 -
5000 Federal Oil. SO 81 go
ZaUu Metro Pet. 1879 1879 1914 i5T4
5000 Midwest Oil. 48 % - 80
1850 ~ Y-Okla Oil.
500 col Explor. - "a % "a
1000 'fOkla Oil com 10 II 10 II
$500 edo pr ..... 1Ha W ia W
$500 Okla Prod & II IVA II u
5000 Omar Oil & 50 SIS 81 80
900 'Sapul Oil & r 11H 1iIa IA IVA
$500 Sequo Oil & r 1S ~ H2 "
10000 sinclair Oil o.. 81 5elI2 81 5o'4
$50 $50 Oil g Tran 894 934 ga ga
1000 'Unit West Oil 1Ns 70
1000 Titan 2 Co (ap) 81 65 81 81
5000 Vac Gas & Oil 1Is Ia Ia 10
1880 'Nictoria Oil. 2 1ts ia
$1,000 INVEST = o & G 90 60 IS 30
sS SSS .w ;l61 1s Pet. "a ! a. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
Bonds

Sales. Open High. Low. Las'
1000 1000 CON Ariz SIN. IS 65 81 81 E
100000 Metro Pet SIS .1o3z 1o4l4 1o3Z4 1o4l4
21000 'Mid Steel 5s.. $685. $50 esss $50
15O000'SiQclair Oil 6s1o5 1903 l05 1861
100000 'UKGtB&I yr $685. esl2 1855 9sla
100000 do W.. e9Is 9eI4 e9ls eslA
unlisted. 4Sell cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS
livestock. Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prees' eompsieu
with those Of q year ago:
New York. Yesterday. year ago
Live steers. best 100 a.,.oo .es. 4som
10 ....-....... .So.Zo GeiV'V sV'3'
pIf''e' o''' sue. 81 a .lsN, .loh8 .l+h
Live vealS. best, 100 ,o an ANN
10. s.-.stsssrsts wv v WV
Pc Di5 s ...' ,'' T., ill., H. a, Is, 81 s s"s s:
Lambs fair TO prime. a.. a. am
100 ID. ......... $40 nag 10 'gGtL
Dressed mutton. ID. ~ q -, "a IL
Dressed lambs. ID. 10 g I'm e'aaD$ .
Hogs good. 100 10. sJ5 "a - NV "
Dressed hogs bacon. ~ 49,, onva "a
ID. ..s...s.s..ss am
Mess pork hbl. 81 80 5x.Vo iI'2o $,99T
Mess beef. Dbl. 1900 " Z3.oo io'oo e"'SS
Lard. Middle West. an m o "a,
10 .l7.2Oc ~ |'sVo s'+0o ~ ''OSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
Yesterdays

Cottonseed on Futurcs,-The market for
cottonseed oil yesterday was influenced TO
some extent by the action of cotton and lard.
early IN the day were firm, but suisse
quently developed weakness and final prices
were s 10 IA points lower. with the exception
Of November. which closed at an advance Of
10 points Total sales for the day were 26,-
/ 90 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

TWO MAGNIFICENT DFFICEs. MAHOGANY
furniture throughout: sir Windows: ufnL airJ.
impressive; prominent oosna; exclusive building
nsphcns 0ramgxy 1854
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-22
Yes'day's Previous Year
SuSten &c
Cereals

Wheat.-The market was again
two-sided affair. Prices have reached
a level where arguments for further
advance or a decline weigh pretty
evenly in the balance.
Early in the session there was
strong advancing tendency, especially
in the distant contracts, which rose
more sharply than December, the pre-
MUM on May consequently widening
to &c. against exc Monday night. THIS
suggests, for one thing, that many
longs have been selling out this De-
cember and replacing it with May, and
il also seems evident that the market
is largely controlled by elevator in
terests in the West, who continue TO
give the May strong support because
they could make no money by carry
inc wheat from, December to May, UNI
less the premium widened materially.
The slightly higher price level at
the outset was largely attributed to
the strong tendency in Winnipeg,
where there was an advance OF Csc
TO 2iac. European agents were sup
posed TO be active buyers of cash
wheat and future contracts in that
market. Indeed II was claimed that
they secured all the available wheat
there. As a consequence, prime Mani
toba wheat advanced about &c in do
nestle markets Presumably this will
compel our millers to ask more for
-four, and also TO buy hard winter
more extensively.
The decline late in the session was
attributed to speculative selling, many
holders for the rise being inclined to
take in profits This selling led to a
decline of 2hc, which was followed
by rally of &c, and another break Of
nc.
Yes'day's Previous Year
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUS of the World
MINIATURE ALMANAC


(Unitsd stAtns Coast and Geode,ic Survey
iin ,i,,..........e5 SOL Moon rises IA M. s;N
IN sets.............4 80 Moon sets ~. m j.. I2s
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Mining Stocks

Shares. Open. High. Low. Close.
10000 Alb So NJ (ap) ia ia IA
2400 Alaska VI Cor 90 go 30 30
10000 'tAm Command 10 1oN3 TO 10
400 'fArk Arizona. VI q u "a
500 'tAriz Chloride 40 81 ~ 81
q1o0 'Ariz Copper. III tn III III
$500 'tAtlanta .....
10000 Big Jim ...... lis IN LII IA
$500 Big l. Cop Co. Va 7I2 10 "a
400 Bingham Min. 1134 II t1s< IL
5000 'Bishee Cop (ap) 1fs
10000 Oh OK Cop (ap) "a u 81 "a
500 sfBooth ...... 10 10 10 10
1000 Boston & Mont 81 81 70 7e
20OO Il c & Zvt ctfs ~ I'VE 1874 1bA
goo Butte Detroit. IN In
500 Butte-N -. ga ga 2Ia 2ae
800 &C c NJ Co (ap) IA "a IA IA
$500 caledonia ... SIS SO 81 65
1900 Calumet & J. 3Ns 3Hs BIZ
1000 Canada Copper. 23s 2d "a ga
2700 tCashboy ..... 5H2 6I2 bH2
1000 { de Pasco Cop &c IS - 442
$4,000 Con Aril SIN 2is-7s 8 27s 2tt
1000 Con Cop Min. az AZ 3Is Sss
$500 Con Homestead "a 1ss 1Is 1ss
10000 Cresson Con G.. 6H2 ga sD2 s34
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Yesterdays A veal
Daily Imports and Exports

Daily imports and exports Of general
merchandise at the Port OF New York
were: