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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-31
Cotton

Further heavy liquidation, in some
cases described as prediction" caused
another loss in cotton prices, closing
sgures being from 80 20 % points be-
low the finals Of Saturday. Bearish
sentiment seems 70 have increased on
the recent decline.
Liverpool reversed it's recent proceed
ure, prices there breaking about 10
points more than anticipated, largely
because Of free long liquidation and
increased hedge pressure. Our opening
was only 5 20 ~ points lower, which
was owing 70 fairly active buying by a
few Of the big bulls, as well as by GER
tain spot people. This served TO Offset
in part the free early selling by Wall
Street houses and the so-called Wal
dorf crowd. There was material In
eyeass in the offerings following the
report OF the sinking Of the steamer
Marina. Tho first vague adyiccs init
mated that number OF Americans were
:ueIodsd IN the vessels crew, which
vss sad 10 have been torpedocd with
oct warning by German submarine.
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SUMMONS

CITY COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK-Aaron Teitelbaum. PLAINTIFF.
against Menachem Mandelbaum. Defend
ant To the above named Defendant:
You arc hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action and TO serve n
copy Of your answer on the attorney for
the plaintiff, within ten U0) days after
tho service. and In case OF your failure
TO appear or answer. judgment will be
taken against you by default for the re-
lief demanded In the complaint.
Dated. New York, October 5th, 1916
JOSEPH a. SEIDMAN. Attorney for
Plaintiff. once and +. O. Address, 81 Park
Row. Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New
York.
To tho defendant Menachem Mandel-
baum: The foregoing summons Is served
upon you by publication. pursuant to the
order OF the Hon. Edward r. O'Dwyer,
Chief Justice OF the City Court Of the city
Of New York, dated October 18th. 1915.
and duly filed. together with the complaint
In this action, In the office of the Clerk OF
the city Court Of the city OF New York in
the Borough OF Manhattan. on October
l3th. 1916. as modified by the order OF the
said Chief Justice. dated October 23rd
1916, and filed on that date in said clerks
once Said complaint was filed In said
clerks ONCE on october 9Th. 1916.
Dated. New York. October card, 1915
JOSEPH A. SEIDMAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Yes'day's Close day Year
close. before. ago.
Sustenance
Cereals

Wheat.-In Chicago December con-
tracts advanced TO $i.92h, or 2Hc over
the previous high mark. At this level
a great many prominent holders for the
rise scized the opportunity 70 sell heav-
ily, and as a result prices broke in a
somewhat sensational way, falling 81 c
with Astounding CELEBRITY.
This active selling was attributed
partly TO the reported sinking of an
other vessel, which was said 10 contain
Americans, but this was aftcrward con-
trhdicted and followed by the claim
that the vessel was actually a British
transport ship. This may account for
the sharp rally aftcrwa-d. Almost i'm
mediatcly enormous buying set in, and
almost instantaneously prices jumped
up 81.
The great bouyancy, and particularly
in December contracts, was attributed
10 encouraging cables, European mar
kets being higher. owing chiefly to an
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SUMMONS

COUNTY COURT. KINGS COUNTY
Bertha Steinberg. plaintiff. against Emily
Hirsch Timothy j. Murray, Nellie Murray,
and John Doe and Richard Roe" ten
ants the names John Doe" and Richard
Roe" being fictitious. their Christian and
surnames being unknown to plaintiff de-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
To the defendant. Emily Hirsch: You
are hereby summoned TO answer the
amended complaint In this action. and to
serve a copy OF your answer on the plain
TINS attorney within twenty days after
the service Of this summons. exclusive OF
the day OF service: and In case OF your
failure 20 appear, or answer. judgment viii
be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded In the complaint
Dated. September S, 1915
WIN. NJ. BENEDICT.
Attorney for plaintiff.
once G. +. q. address. is9 Montague
street. Brooklyn. New York.
To the defendant. Emily Hirsch: The fore
going summons IL served upon you by pub
llcation pursuant To an order of Hon. Nor
man s. Duke. County Judge OF Kings
County dated the 18th day Of october.
1915 and died on that day with copy OF
the amended complaint In the ONCE OF tho
Clerk OF said County at tho Hall Of Records
In the Borough OF Brooklyn. city and state
Of New York. the original amended com
plant having been nled In said once on
tho 3rd day OF October. 1916
Dated, Brooklyn. october "a 1915.
WIN NJ BENEDICT.
Attorney for plaintiff.
once q T.. O. address. lS9 Montague
Street. Brooklyn. Now York.
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LEGAL NOTICES

AT A SPECIAL TERN, PART n. OF TN,
Supreme Court OF the State Of New Yort
held I'm and for the County Of New York
al the County Court House. in IN. Boz,
ough Of Manhattan. city OF New York !,
the 25th day Of October 1916 Present.
HON. FRANCIS K. PENDLETON. Ju,,o.
In the Matter Of THE NORTHERN
BANK OF NEW YORK. In Liquidation.
APPLICATION OF THE SUPERINTEy.
DENT OF BANKS OF THE STATE or
NEW YORK for leave 10 pay fourth dlyI.
dend TO the creditors OF THE NORTHERN
BANK OF NEW YORK, and for other Re.
lief. ORDER
on reading and fling the annexed p.ti.
ton OF Eugene Lamb Richards. Supern-
tendent OF Banks OF the State OF New
York. dated and verified the 25th day Of
October, 1919. and the schedules thereto
annexed. and the AFFIDAVIT u Charles A.
Horne, Special Deputy Superintendent, Of
Banks OF the State Of New York In charge
Of The Northern Bank Of New York In
liquidation, sworn 20 the same day. and
upon the records In connection with the
liquidation Of The Northern Bank Of New
York. on file IN the Office OF the Clerk Of
the County OF New York and on motioa
II Breed. Abbott & Morgan. attorneys for
the petitioner. II is
ORDERED, that the Clerk Of the County
81 New York file I'm his ONCE this order.
the said petition with annexed schedulsa
and the said affidavit and that this appli-
the State Of New York
a. For leave to pay a fourth dividend
81 five per cent. (5fs) 70 all creditors OF
The Northern Bank Of New York whoS
claims have been filed and accepted. up 70
and including September 30, 1916.
~ For leave to pay first, second and
third dividends aggregsting slxty-hye pei
cent. (65ee) to all creditors Of The North
ern Bank OF New York whose claims were
filed and accepted between september ~
1915 and September 80. 1916. In order 70
eoualize the distribution made TO them
with the distribution heretofore made 70
creditors whose claims were filed and se-
cepted prior 20 September 80. 1915; and
go Fer the confirmation and approval
by the Court OF the acts OF the Banking
Department OF the State Of New York In
connection with the liquidation OF Tho
Northern Bank Of New York, from Septem-
Der 80. 1915. to and including September
30, 1916, including all disbursements made
and shown on Exhibit d. annexed 10 SAID
petition; 49,
be brought on TO be heard before ths
Court, in the New York County Court
House, at Special Term, Part ]. on ne
third day OF November. 1915, at lo~
o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon there.
after as this application can be heard. and
that notice Of such hearing be given y
the Superintendent OF Banks OF the s'a,s
OF New York 10 The Northern BANK OF
New York. its creditors and stockhoders.
and to all other parties interested, by the
publication OF a copy Of this order IN me
New York Law Journal and the y, l.
Tribune on the 27th and SYST days OF octo-
Der, 1916. and by serving on or before
october 30th. 1916 a copy OF this order
upon the attorneys OF record for the PLAIN.
tiffs in each Of the actions pending agsins
The Northern Bank Of New York specified
in paragraph IS Of said petition.
Enter. +. X. T.. J. 5 c.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED

Gibraltar Oct 27-Re d'Italia (ItsD New YORK
wa 81 Mchsols for Naples. 2sth Nircfs !Grkl .
New YORK via st Michaels for Pir1us, hosaIe
(Br). Ne. York and Norfolk -.
Cnpfnhagcn. Oct 27-Helllg O'av dam. New lofK
via Kirkgall and Christi ansand. .
Gaze Town. Oct 27-Howick Hall lBrl. CALCUTTA
and Colombo for Boston and New YORK a..
Liverpool Oct 2s-Celric tBrl, New YORK; .sth'
81 Paul New York: Camero1ia .tBrl. Ne" igrn.
Cr,stobal Oct 30-Cslamares. Port Bmon Tor Ne"
Nofk land Proceeded Naidisia tchll' Nc" i"'"
for africa -. ~,
Manchester Oct 29-fakland tNorl' New YORK
CalIao Oct 2T-Banfu. New YORK.
Eordesux. Oc; 2s-Lafayette (Fr). New York.
Ardrossan. DC, 27-Marie tswsil. New YORK
sierra Leone. DC, 2J-Palma tBrl, New YORK
Paulllac. Oct 23-Ksupangcr tNorl. Now Work
Archangel, oct S-yolosda tRuss). Ne" lorH.
SAILED
Flo de Janeiro. Oct 2e-hrcnp!in1csan 'i1"ra
san,Gs. Oct 2s-Hammershus Dam, New YORK
Cri.iohal Oct 29-Clare. New FORK. -.
Raibos' Oct e9-Baysrd (Norl. from Ne" forS
and Norfolk. Ii6nron. Catr ~. yo,.
BORDEAUX. Oct 2e.Espasne tfr' Ne" fo'A'
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Livestock, Meats and Provision,

Following are yesterdays prices. compared
with those Of n year ago:
New York: Yesterday. A year aga
Live steers best. 100
10 ...s....s.....s wv R1Iu.lo N.oO 4tb|o
Dressed beef sider.
10. ............. ~ q .i5h ~ q rs
Live veals. best. 100
b. ..-.....'.... $50 q 1900 800 @i2.5o
Dressed vcals city.
Lave Is ,v,. 100 IL 10 ID g ,sS 81: 9 ,.5s s@
NI prime. 100 ID. as q Io.7s $50 s2s
Dressed mutton. II. 10 q .i3H .08 q ~
Dressed lambs. ID. rs ~ ~ IA q rs
Hogs good. 100 III. 10000 1915 775 q 500
Dressed hogs, bacon.
u.
Mess pork. bbl. 90 q 300 100 4H.50
Mess beef. bbl. 22.J0 a 1880 1850 6H.00
Lard Middle West.
10. ............. 1IOOo ~ I/.IUo B.ZUc ~ b.5Uc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-31

'Unlisted. tsells cents per s
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96th Street.

The approximate amount of the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above-de-
scribed property is TO be sold. is Sixteen
thousand Six hundred and Twenty-Five
collars and Eighty-seven cents, with in
terest thereon from the 10th day OF Octo-
ber 1916. together with the costs and
allowance, amounting 10 Three hundred
interest from October 16. 1916 together
with the expenses Of the sale The approx
mate amount OF the taxes assessments and
water rates. or other liens. which are TO be
allowed 10 the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money. or paid by the Referee. is
$685. +0/l00 and interest.
Dated. New York, october 18th. 1916
GEORGE LESTER LEWIS Referee.
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ARRIVED

Monterey Tsmplco Oct II. Vera Cruz 90 Prosrese
% Havana a and Nassau q. 10 the New YORK ana
Cuba Mail IS Co. with passengers nails ana mo'e'
Coamo. Ponce Oct 22, Maysguez "a and San Juan
o 10 tho New York and Porto Rico IS 20, win
passengers, mails and mdse. Bar at 40 4 m ,,,
Cornelia Ponce oct %. Msyagiez 70. Asuadiilia
and san Juan 80 10 the Bull lnsular Lane WIN
mdse Bar al $50 n. &c :.
Elk III DAM, Colorado Bar. X. Oct ~, u
Andersen & Co. with cedar and mahogany.
Hugo Dan1. Manzanillo Oct 10 and Nipe %: 70
the West India IS Co. with sugar. Bar al l'So
a ., 4. et....o,
Luciline (Br). Dartmouth Oct Is, tn simpson
Spence 4 Young, in ballast. Bar at IN
Laura Maorsk DAM. Valencia OCT ana bImer =
8. to the NARA So Line. with mdse Bar al Ie'o
a -. 49, r,,
An,ers OBJ. Rotterdam Oct II. to Norton. Lilly
A 90 with mdse. Bar at p m.
Nboriam Dutch. Rotterdam Oct u. hirxwsl
Is and Falmouth 81. 10 The Holland America Lane;
with passengers. mails and mdse. Bar al s'Zo
y - q, -, c,,,,,, o.
TO the Clyde SIS Go. with passengers and mdse'
GUAR az ) is p IN.
socony. Baton Rouge: Flordan. Genoa; JEFFERSON
Norfolk and Newport News. Anccn. Cristobal. Ma
coma. Monteyideo: yoltdre tBr,. ---; fetrs
Nor Rotterdam
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Other Oil Stocks

Sales. Open nigh' LOW i GO
200 al p Ltd (ap) OF OF OF
coo Barn & G. 3Is 81 ,2,l
1000 &C 4 Co (O.R.) 18 1879 Ii1s rs
5000 Cosden o 14Z4 10 'tz4 "a
1900 do pr ..... Ats SIs
$4,000 Federal Oil ga "a <N y,
1880 Gen Ref q 81 "a "a "a
goo Houston Oil. 10 10 ~ ~
1000 Kenova (ap) "a "a "a "a
500 Mctropol Petrol 10 1879 I<1s .ooIo
5000 midwest Oil. 43 % 81 "
300 'tOl Explor.. % % 20 .o5o
1880 sfOkahoma Oil 10 II To we
1900 'do pr ..... i Is ~ ~
$500 Okla Prod & 1893 1O34 1919 IO7e
$500 fOmar Oil e. 63 65 o3 %
1920 Sequo Oil & tss 19s Us u
5000 'Sinslair Oil 54I4 549s o9I4 o13s
1900 So Oil Trans. 614 80 ga SLa
1900 "Unit West Oil 1Hs IA .lTs rs
1000 ~ Co (apl ~ az az az
$4,000 Vac Gas & Oil " IS 70
5000 Victoria Oil. ia Ia Va l9s
400 Wayand o & 514 5H 5A pa
$4,000 'fWest L O&G 81 40 80 81
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STORAGE NOTICES
Schwarz's Van & Express Co.,
$50 Fast 6ith It.
Nau YORK. Oct 3ii

New York. Oct 3ist 1919
To Kari Howell: You are hereby now.
fed that the time for the payment OF cur
lion upon the property hereinafter oe-
scribed having expired. after due noues
thereof had been given you, We VIII Gauss
such property. TO wit. household so9ds
personal effects and merchandise, stotea "a
the schwsrz's Van & Express Co. s,oisss
warehouse by you or IN your name lof ~
which YOU may have an INTEREST,", 10 %
sold at public auction according 70 Va
statute in such case made and provldsa.
Harlem Storage Warehouse Co. waIehous..
2ll-2i3 East Tooth st.. New YORK c'y, "a
Thursday, November i6th, 1915 az Lv.s. \.
a. m. and continuing until all the soooA
are sold. uyse m
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF JAY c.
Wemple Company.-united States District
Court. Southern District Of New York --
Phillip Steuerwald. plaintiff. vs.. Jay G.
Wemple Company. defendant.--Please take
notice. that on the 30th day OF october.
1915. n decree duly made herein and
filed In the Office OF the Clerk OF the United
States District Court, requiring the Re
ceivers OF defendant, Jay c. Wempe Com
pany TO mail written notices 20 all OF the
creditors OF defendant. Jay G. Wemple Com
pany. requiring them TO file verified proofa
OF claim with said Receivers within sixty
500 days Of said 30th day OF October. 1916,
or otherwise be prohibited from sharing In
the estate Of said defendant and to publish
similar notice In two daily newspapers pub
lished In the City OF New York. Southern
District OF New York. for fourteen consecu-
tive days from tho date OF said order.
JOB T.. HEDGES,
EDWARD W. J, kANSEI,
Receivers OF Jay c. Wemple Company
S. +. PEAVEY. JR.,
Attorney for Receivers.
4? Broadway. New York City.
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PUBLIC NOTICES
STATE OF NEW YORK.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS
Albany, october 18th, 1915.
NOTICE OF CLOSING STATE CANALS
Unless sooner closed by ice the Erie,
Champlain. Oswego, Cayuga and Seneca
and Black River canals will be closed 10
navigation for the season at twelve o'clock
midnight OF November Goth. 1915
To the end that the canals may be free
OF all boats by the closing date above
named the issue OF clearances for through
boats will cease at the various canal ter
mini as follows
on the Erie canal. for horse-drawn
boats at midnight OF November goth 1916:
for steam propelled boats at midnight Of
November 2lst, 1916. on the Champlain
canal, for all boats at midnight OF Novem-
Der 10th. 1916. on the Oswego canal. for
boats plying between Syracuse and Oswego
at midnight OF November 25th. 1916. and
for boats bound for points on the Erie
canal at midnight Of November .23rd. 1916.
on the Cayuga and Seneca canal at mid
night OF November 27th. 1916. excepting
for boats bound for points on the Erie
canal; In such cases the point of destna-
tion Will govern. on the Black River
canal, at midnight OF November, 10th. 1916.
w. W. WOTHERSPOON,
superintendent OF Public Works.
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Comm ODDITIES

This naturally revived fears Of politi-
cal complications with Germany and
caused fresh wave Of selling
Cotton was offered more freely by
commission houses. by the West and by
New Orleans interests, and as a con-
sequence prices for a time showed
losses of over 40 points, or roundly 50
per bale. Subsequently there was a
sharp recovery, practically half Of the
loss being regained. January, which
had dropped from 1890 to 18.34c,
rallied to 1850. This rebound was
brought about largely by revised ad-
vices as to the Marina
Yes'day's Close day Year
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE
UNIT of trade on this exchange, 10 shares

The market on the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change was chilled early by the news of the
sinking OF ship, but there were rallies
later. United States Steel common early
touched 119. then broke 20 i17ss and closed
at 117&4. In the afternoon Chicago. Rock
Island & Pacific was taken up and rose
sharply, touching a high of 80, compared
with an early low Of 317s.
Transactions and prices Monday for the
more active stocks were rs follows:
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Valentine Everit Macy, Josephine
NJ. Chamberlin and william Wallace Stur-
ges as Executors OF and Trustees under
the last VIII and Testament OF William
II. Macy. Junior. deceased. PLAINTIFFS.
against East Side Building Association and
others, Defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment OF foreclos-
ure and sale. duly made and entered in
the above-entitled action and bearing date
the 10Th day OF October, 1916, |. the under
signed, the referee in said judgment named,
viii sell at public auction. at the Exchange
Salesroom Nos l4-l6 Vesey Street, I'm the
Borough of MaGhattan, city OF New York,
on the 18th day OF November. 1916. at u
o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph p.
Day, Auctioneer. the premises directed by
said judgment to be sold. and therein de-
scplbed as follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land. with the buildings and Improvements
thereon, situate. lying and being in the
City OF New York, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows, viz. BEGINNING at n
point in the Northerly side OF Ninety-siXth
Street distant two hundred and thirty
eight (23S) feet and eight 80 inches West
erly from the Northwesterly corner OF said
street and Second Avenue, and running
thence Northerly parallel with Second
Avenue, and part OF the way through a
party wall, One hundred GO0) feet and
eleven Gl inches to the centre line OF the
block; thence Westerly along said centre
line OF the block twenty-seven (27) feet and
ten G0) inches; thence Southerly again
parallel with Second Avenue. and part of
the way through another party wall. One
Hundred GO0) feet and eleven I'D inches
10 the Northery side OF said Ninety sixth
Street and thence Eastery along said
Northerly side Of said street Twenty
(27) feet and ten G0) inches TO the point
or place OF beginning.
Dated. New York. October 18TH 1916.
GEORGE LESTER LEWIS. Referee.
CHAS p. & WM. w. BUCKLEY. Esqs.,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs. al Broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan. y. Y. City
The following is a diagram OF the prop
erty to be sold; its street number IS 22S
East 96th Street.
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Farm Produce
Dairy and Bnrnynrd

Dairy and Bnrnynrd
The following are New York prices. yester-
days. compared with those OF year ago:
Yesterday. A year aga
Butter, extra. cream
cry. ID. ........... 35M@3e 2sA@2s
Cheese. state. whole
milk. ID. ....,.... 2tH@2tH 16A@ts
Egg,. Pa and nearby
hennery browns =. 43 $50 40 @42
Orchard and Field
Yesterday. A year ago
Beans. marrow. choice.
100 III. .stt.oo@ $3.50 -
Peas. Black Eye. Cal
ifornia ......... $500 $3.50 =
pothtoes. l.. l.. Dbl. 5.00@ $50 2.26Q2.45
Potatoes, n. j., bag. 4.76a 500 1.76@2.25
Apples, fancy. Dbl. 2.0OG 800 2.50l4.50
Grapefruit. Cubn. box 2.o0@ 500 2.009 500
Grapes. up-river Del
aware, crate .... .769 f.25 $50 rs
Oranges. Cal. box. 2.009 ZOO 2.0086.50
Hay and Straw
Yesterday. A year aga
tPer toni tPer toni
Timothy. No. I,
large bale. .sis.sos 1900 $4,000 -
No. clover mxd 5000 1900 1900 1900
Rye straw. No i3.to9 400 t4.oo9 -
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Sales. open. High Lev Low 3oiL
500 'St Joseph Id. 1914 1917 IVA .ss/2
$500 Sub Bt y ctfs 43 40 aZ4 %
1900 TT W Su Forg 4elz 4eHs %5Ia -33Iz
100 Tri Film v ctfs 24 "a ee,Zs
300 u S S Co.. ga .oFs
3ioO ~ Tungsten 2S 80 rs eeoos<
1000 'Unted Motors 63l4 $50 OF o oS5s
$500 unit A st Cor so SO are seq
5000 Unit Prof Sh. 1hs 1Hs Ifs ~
100 eU L&H Cor ga ga "a oooiA
100 sWest Pacific. 2oHa 2OI2 eVIS Eo]2
100 do pr ..... 49 49 ~ ~
600 W + Cor ctfs lIs IA LIS o5.4
1000 'W-M Aircraft. 24Is 24I4 43/2 -
500 'Zinc Con Co. "a 4A "a
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Bonds

Sales. Open. High Low. Last.
$4,000 sC&Co new G.. 1o3 fo4l4 1903 1o4l4
$4,000 'Cosden Oil 6s.1o3H, 1o41s 1882 1o4Ia
$4,000 Midvale st 5s. eal4 $3.50 esA 987s
1000 RusG6lzs. W 1000 1ooA 5000 1ooI4
100000 'Sinclair Oil 6s eel4 100 994 100
$4,000 Wn Pac 5s. 81 81 365s 865s
ENLISTED tSells cents per share.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Japan. Corea and China, via seaitle-Tamo:
Maru ........... zee. 80 wv
Guam and Philippine Islands. via San Fran
ciSco-U Transport. ........ 80 nov
Hawsn Philippine Islands. Samoan ISLANDS
and Australia. via san Francsco-'e'
Hawaii via san FranciscO-Great Northern NOV
Tahiti Marquesas, Cook Islands. New Tea
land and Australia. via san FRANCISCO
Japan. Coea and China. via sestue-,
Protosilaus ............
Japan Corea and China. Via Seaitle-Hawan
Hawaii. Japan. Corea. China and Philippine
Islands, via San Francisco-TeIyo Maru' nov
Fin Islands New Zealand and Australia. via
VancOuver-Makura NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NOV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-31

YAucH. LEOPOLD BIN pI rrssslsa. .
an order OF Hon. John p Son m York.
Surrogate OF the County OF NV hsv-
notice is hereby given 70 All p,ysuch. late
.9s ,S S,a' coun,y Of New York dsee:,;Sssar.
pc.sen, tho same. with vouchers 'I ,rsns.
10 ths subscriber. ~ her place rtrin X
acting business. at the ofhee OF the cry
upilke. No. 6S Liberty Su, ,s. 18Th day OF
April. 1915 ~ sSth. 1914
MARY ROSETTA lAuCh. sf Tor II.
EDWIN IL. uPpikE. porouEh 81
ecutrlx. IS Liberty street
Manhattan, New York Guy
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LOST BANKBOOKs.


Josr.-Bankbook No. sl5.i35 n Dry Dock sayiny
Institution. Any p-rson having claims upon said
book Is called upon To present the IN ths bank
within thirty days or said book will b declared
cancelled and q Issued In lieu thereof
LOST Handbook No s32.25s Of Dry Dock Savings
Institution. Any person having claims upon said
book Is called upon u present. tho To the bank
within thirty days OF said book will bs declared
cancelled and new ono hsued IN lieu thereof
Osr-Bankbook No ess.627 Of Bank for savinss
$50 .h r., New York Payment stoiE-d. Please
return 10 bank
LOST -Bsnkbook No, I. oe5 10 Of Bsnk for Saw
tngs. ESQ th av.. New Y0h Payment sfoppcd
PlesAo return TO bsnt.
LOsr.--Bsnkbook No f7o.eif Of Bank for sa,inr,
$50 tu av., New York Payment stopped. Please
return 10 bank.
LosT--Bankbook No 5000 1T Bsnk for savinrs
$50 9Th sv., New York Payment stopfsd Please
return 10 bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-31
SURROGATES, NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF hV n.
John +. Cohalsn. a Surrosae Ss,.hy
County Q. New York. notice - sSs,ns,
givea to all persons having eia'n asns,imes
lawn Se ma George Ley Pesree Vernon. la -
Sf ,Se c. County Of New YORK. deceased; \.
present the same. with vouchers n.setinf
the subscriber. at his place Q, u Will.
business at the Office OF nis &C., IN the
city city OF New York. on or before the n'''
day OF April next -, ..v AZ Ooto.
Der. 1916. ,o,,,,, r,scusor.
RAFAEL II. GoNiN'
WILLIAM II. BLYMNEk,
Attorney Tor Executor ,,.r-
40 Wall Street Borough OF Mshn"