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THE SUN,' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1912. .
It
BEARS SELL FREELY
Sevtr Treasure Bnsort on tho
Circulation of Unfavor
able Spot Advices.
CROr ESTIMATES LATlflER
Two Conservative Authorities
Put Out Figures in Exeess
of M-,000,000 llnles.
mlddllnc at M on December for prompt
delivery."
15 nirsland. Ark., wired: "Demand for
ipot cotton continue greater tlmn offer
Inas, Oitr averniro receipts of short cotton
nre selling- for MX. The select grades
are much higher nnd nre now soiling on the
hlirhest basis of the season. There Is less
unsold cotton In this territory than ecr
known at this date."
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Higher
Up Italny
Ion lllchei
-Knroprnn Markets
In ItrasllrruTla-
Cnsh Trade Good.
WRATH Kit FORECAST FOfl COTTON STATES,
Tor North Carolina and South Carolina
rnMer unit cFiirr.i l' fair to-day; lo-morrov
it'. colder In eastern portion', moderate
west to northwest winds.
For Uenrgla Fair ami colder to-day; to
morrow, fair; colder In southeast portion
moderate scsMo north wind.
for Alabama Fair to-day: colder In x
treme southern portion! to-morrow, fair;
Ila-ht to moderate northerly winds.
For Mississippi Pair to-day and to-mor-
rT. llnht to moderate northerly Hindi.
For Louisiana and Hastcrn Texas Fair to
day and to-morrow; moderate northerly
winds.
For Western Texts Fair to-day and to
morrow
For Oklahoma Fair to-day and to-mor
row; slightly warmer to-day.
For Arkansns Fair to-day and to-morrow.
For Tennessee Fair to-day; to-morrow
fair: warmer In wealern portion.
For Kentucky Fair In f Mcrn,. cissnng
In eastern portion to-day; colder In south'
eastern portion; to-morrow, fair, warmer.
After considerable hnmmerlns: nnd In
dustrious circulation of unfavorable ad
vices reirnrdlni: the spot situation, together
with, I lie aid of several high crop estimates,
the bears succeeded yesterday In bringing
about a further reaction In tho cotton mnr
ket.andntonn time prices were forced down
fifty points below the high level reached
last Monday. Several tlrms of known
bearish proclivities sold on each llttlespurt,
and when the May option broke through
12 cents they redoubled their efforts and
succeeded In getting the market down to
the basis of 1 l.W for January. 11.87 for March
and 11.92 for Slay. There was a recovery
of five to six points before the close, with
a further advance on the curb.
For several days there have been ag
gressive efforts to bring about a reaction
In -cotton, but every time 'the market ap
proached the 12 cent level for May there
was a quick rebound and the bears nlade
little headway. Yesterday, however, they
were more successful. Nclll Uros. Issued
an estimate of 14,250.O0Oales, which was
considered rather bearish inasmuch as
It. Larmour Nelll of New Orleans, ho
Is a statistical associate of Ncill Bros.,
about two weeks ago Issued an estimate
if 13.070.000 bale. A' well known cotton
llrra of Hhroveport, La.. Issued nn estimate
of 14,500,000 ball. 'Ihee estimates were
out of line with tho recent tendency to
reduce Ideas concerning the yield and pro- j
moted more or less celling. j
In addition to this the market was literally
flooded with bearish messages from one
Southern spot market after another, nil
claiming that country merchants were long
of futures and spots and that a great deal
of cotton bought by merchants had lieen
held "open," or In other words, that It had
not been hedged by sales. When a mer
chant buys actual cotton in the South and
Mils futures against It it makes no differ
ence to him whether prices go up or down,
as his hedge sales me protection against any
decline in the actual. In such cases, how
ever, where the merchant buys cotton
and does not hedge It he is likely to get
nervous over a decline and make belated
iteHga sales on slumps. The claims c(f
speculation In Knots may or may not be true,
but at any rate such advices are always
received after a big advnnco and It is im
possible to tell accurately how much ex
aggeration there may be.
It must le admitted that notwithstanding
the firm attitude of Southern holders the
edge is off spot demand for the present, as
mills hae obtained a fair proportion of
.their requirements and are not'so keen about
buying around the present level. They
might not consider 12 cent cotton too high
for their needs, but tho fact of the matter
Is that such mills as tiso high grades are
lorced to pay premiums of n cont or more
a pound, and while the general option list
may be on a basis of 12 rents the spinner Is
paying 13 cents or more for Ids raw material.
It Is no more than natural therefore that
there should be something of a halt for the
time being until fresh bullish news causes a
resumption of the buying movement.
Futures closed steady, with prices 21 to
23 points lower. Estimated sales, 400,000
bales. I'rlces as follows:
Open-Hleta- Ixjw- Clos- Prev.
Inc. est. rst. Inc. Close.
11.78 11 63 11.61 It. 3 II, R4
II, Id 11. U7 11.70 11.75 II. 98
12.08 12. IS It. 87 II. Kl 12.15
12.11 12.18 11.1)2 11,07 12. IS
In New Orleans were aa fol-
Wheat Lower at Home and Abroad
Bla;' Ilecelpta a Depressing
Factor Checks Flaying.
Wheat declined mainly owing to largo.
receipts nt tho Northwest, lower cables and
eoemtngly a less threatening outlook In
southwestern Ktiropo. Oram traders havo
an idea that Turkey Is about to negotiate
for iieaco directly with tho Balkan allies and
that tho dreaded complications ullh the
1'owern are not going to bo realized. Liver
pool declined to "Yd., lludapest signifi
cantly enough fell 2Wc llerlln was ii to
Jc. lower. The receipts at .Minneapolis nnd
Duluth made up a total more than double
that of n year ago. The arrivals at Duluth
are especially large. The export rate from
Kansas City to the Oulf will be raised 2
cents n bushel It Is stated on December 1.
F.xport trade Is slack. Kven Winnipeg re
ported no foreign business The big re
ceipts nt primary points, however, aro the
mrdlnnl factors In tho wheat market coinci
dent with tho dulness nnd weakness In cash
wheal all over tho West. Tho contemplated
rise In freight rates from Missouri Itlver
points to the Oulf did not escape the ntten
Hon of tho trade. It ndded to tho general!
Coffee advanced In response to a rise nt
Havre nnd Hamburg, though Hlo was re
ported iower, ns also wero firm offers. Hut
there was enough covering of short and
other buying to cause n rise. It was rain
ing in tho State of Sao Paulo. The Sao l'aulo
(lovermnent, It appears, estimates tho next
Santos crop at only about O.OOO.ooo bugs.
Tho technical speculatlvo jiosltlon was Im
proved by tho recent liquidation. Though
Santos was reported 150 rcls lower In one
despatch n rally was reported In onother.
Somo 100.000 bags or more, It Is said, novo
been taken off tho market here or late by
largo bull interests. Much of tho weak. long
Interest, according to the current gossip
In the trade, has been eliminated. Yes
terday thero was no pressure to sell, but on
tho contrary more or less prcssuro to cover
short contract. Meantime tho spot trade
is reported quiet. Deliveries from ware
houses In two days have reached M.401
bags, against 19,180 In tho same days last
week and (12.338 last year. Kecelpts at Ttlo
and Santos were flH.ooo, against 75.000 last
year. The total stock at Wo and Santos la
3-.3to.noo bags, against 3,42.",ooo a year ngo.
The llalkan situation wns considered less
threatening, nnd European stock mnrketa
were better, a fact which Is believed to have
helped to brace Kuropean colTec markets. ,
Coffee on the spot was quiet; lilo No. 7
14j;c Futures closed baiely steady and
2 to 6 points higher. Sales were 112.000
bags. Havre closrd 1 to i;-, fro. higher.
WALL STREET CONFIRMS
F CHINESE
Snys Crisp Gronp Has Made
Overtures to Six Power
Associates.
JACKSON MAKES DENIAL
Asserts That English Syndleato
Is Making Good nnd Could
Do Even More.
December..
January
March
May ,
Futures
Iowa:
Open- Illch- Low- Clos- Prev.
lne. ct. est. Ing. Close.
Tteeeaaber 12.12 12.13 11,04 11.07 12.1s
January 12.13 12.18 11. (is 12.01 12.10
March........ ....12.30 12.33 12.10 12.14 12.34
May.... 12.41 12.42 12.20 12.25 12.15
Spot cotton hero was 20 points lower,
nt 12 cents for middling uplands. New
York certificated stock. 64.322 bales, ngainst
49,100 last year. Southern spot markets
unchanged to , lower. fiulveston. 12;
New Orleans, 12'.;: Savannah, 12W: Hous
ton. 12: Memphis, 12M: Augusta, 12J.
ReceipU and stocks at leading points.
with comparisons as follows:
necelnts. 1011. Stocks.
...302S2 12118 ."9S.4S4
depression. The Argentine weather and
crop reports too were favorable, In four
days tho stock at Minneapolis has Incrensed
SSn.nno bushels. The demand for flour at
the Northwest shows quite a marked de
crease. Whereas recently the flour output
for the wenk was sold the sales now run from
50 to 75 per cent, of the output
On the other hand there is always a possi
bility of trouble in settling up the llalkan
situation, l'nrls was 'c. higher. Ant
werp quotations did not decline, Neither
did those nt IP.ienos Ayres. despite the favor
able crop nnd weather rejiorts from Argen
tina. At Chicago there was some good
buying of May. Half a million bushels
wete taken ut 94 cents. The tendency
Is to Increase the short Interest to a point
where It will become vulnerable to attack,
especially should there be another war scare
In the llalkans. At the moment, however,
sentiment Is swinging steadily to tho bear
side.
Corn also dectlned. partly In sympathy
with wheat. Also the shipping demand
Is light. Much of the short Interest In
December hns been shifted to May. The
crop -reports are almost uniformly good.
Cash prices at the West were unchanged
In some cases nnd In otheis !J to 3!ic lower.
Tho Idea of liears Is that the new crop Is
likely to bo available in the near future In
sufficient quantity to supply the shipping
demand and relieve the bears of all appre
hension. Throughout the West the cash
d'Miiand Is light. Above certain limits
there wns a good denl of com for sale at
Chicago, much of which. It was stated, was
long corn which had been nhanddhed from
time to time by various holders. Liver
pool droptod 'J to !,'d. and Buenos Ayres
'.( to ir. Rut for all the unlvorsallty of
lienr sentiment some close observers of
the situation are inclined to favor the bull
sldo of Mav corn In expectation of a big
consumption this season.
Oats ngaln declined, mainly on long
liquidation, especially In May. though there
was also a good deal of selling of December
Cash prices nt Chicago were 'i to ','c. lower.
The export demand Is very light. If Indeed
there Is nny nt all at the present time. Yet
shorts covered freely In December owing
to th' Indisputable fact that stocks nt
Chicago havo Increased very slowly. But
bears expect 1 lint from now on there will
be a much greater accumulation, particu
larly as the home and foreign demand for
pats has fallen off very noticeably. They
predict "-much lower, prlcca for lioth De
cember nnd May.
Minneapolis special from the .VnrfA
ursffrn Millrr:
"With tho exception of a considerable
area In North Dakota covered with snow,
conditions In the Northwest have been
favorable during the last week for threshing
and fall work. As a result threshing Is
well toward an end in southern and western
Minnesota and South Dakota. A large
part of the threshing has also been done In
the southern part or ortn Dakota.
"In the centrat northern part of North
Dnkotn the snow which fell nbout two weeks
ago remains. The area of this condition Is
roughly estimated at perhaps in per cent of
the totnl area of the State. In other parts of
the Northwest wherelt wasposslble tocarry
on farm work farmers havo given their
attention mainly to ploughing, Ac. He
cause of this deliveries of wheat as well ns
other grain nt country elevators have been
light. Considering 'the size of the crop,
this condition is expected to continue until
a freeze up comes, when largo deliveries
are expected,"
Wheat on the snot was Irregular: closing
prices f. o. I).' afloat for export, rail basis.O
No, 2 red to arrive, HM'i: No, t Northern
spring, 07'4O.: No. 2 hard winter, 09,c;
No. 1 northern Manitoba, 9c. Kales were
84,000 bushels for export. Corn was easy;
No. 2 white, nominal. Oats were firm;
standards, 38!c: No. 2 white, nominal.
Rye, quoted .No. 2. RVi8!)c. c. I. f. Ilurfalo.
November shipment car lots: Stale. Penn
sylvania, nominal c. I. f. New Vork. Barley
Malting, 67't70c. c. I. r llurrnlo to arrive;
feeding, 45 lbs., .',.' l- f- New York,
rrices were as follows:
Open- High- Low- Clos- Prev.
Wheat: Ing. on. est. Ing, Close,
December JM'i s'i M'i Wi 91 H
May iou' Hi'i ! 100 lOOJj
C'BlCAao.Nof, in. Prices were as follows:
Open- High- Low- Clos- Prev
Hamburg closed pfg. higher. Itlo
was 75 rels lower; receipts wore 10,000 bags
against 15,000 last year; Btocks 3.15,000 bags,
against 406,000 Inst year. Santos was re
ported 150 rels lower; receipts were 48.000
bags, against 00.000 last year; stocks 2,084,
000 bags, against 3,010,000 Inst year. Sao
Paulo receipts were M.ooo bags, against
47,000 last year. Jundinhy receipts were
48,000 bags, against 45,000 last year.
The news about Santos seemed a little
contradictory, though possibly this was
more apparent than real. Tho regular
cablo reported Santos 150 rels lower for
both grades nnd firm coffees also lower, but
a privato cable from Santos stated that
prices there were 200 rels higher. Prices
here were as follows:
Sales. Ulehrst. lowest. Closing.
January 2.7) I3.es ivsi is.fi4nns.i
March .7:0 14.01 13. 91 13.9213.9:1
May 44.7.V) 14.11 II. Ot 14.04 KH.m
July 4.7.VI 14.15 14.13 14.07:-v)t4.m
.September 2.1,500 14 18 14 12 14.1114.12
Ortnber 1.2.V) 14.18 14.13 14.MaI4.12
November Ml 13.77 13.77 13.71313.73
December 11,200 13.73 13.70 13. 13.70
Provisions. Lard was firm; prime
Western. $11.55: refined Continent. tlt.SS
Pork was easier; mess, 11S.7.VU 119.25. Ileef
was firm; packet, $20'3$21. Butter Cream
ery extras. 34c; firsts. nic.'u33c. Chees
Slate, whole milk, new, white and colored
specials, 17Ufal7Ko. Kggs Fresh gath
ered firsts, 38b4lc. Chicago, November 13.
"Provisions advanced sharply with hogs
and closed firm at the Improvement. Houses
with stock yards clients and packers were
lenders In tho buying, the latter taking
January lard, also December lard. In
addition' there was further covering by
shorts. The selling was mostly In the
nay of realizing, though there was some
hort selling of the deferred deliveries,
Influenced by the action of corn. Cash
trade was fairly good for both meats and
lard. Hogs closed 10 to 15 cents higher than
yesterday's average." Prices were as fol
lows-
Onen- ltlah- I.ow- Clos- Prev,
Ijinl: Inir. est. est. tng. Close.
IO,77lj 10 B7ln 10.77'j in
in ?ij in .13 in M'j 10.474
iu a.'-j io .j'a io
Dec
Jan...
May. .
inn:
Jan...
May. .
I'ora:
Jan
May..
111.70
in &.1
.10 25
10 03
0.8O 82i
IS..15
.18.13
10 17'i
10.12' j 10 03 10 io to.no
9.(10 .V) U.OO V.77'
18.70 18 .13 18 70 18. .V)
18.3(1 18 13 18.30 18,10
St'tun. Ilaw wna firm: centrlfugel, na
test, 4.n.",c: muscovados, 89 test, 3.55c. Be
flned wns quiet, granulated, 4.9oe.
Navai, SroRi.s. Spirits of turpentine.
4l!$'a42c, Common to good strained rosin
$8.55. ,
TRANSFER AGENCY NOT BRANCH,
It 7S2
10M7
23 192
n.773
3.177
23i,23A
182.449
130.311
99.112
DU.453
1111.
808,205
1.V).208
211. 07B
138.108
140.333
75,381
Stork Bunk JudKmrnt Asalnat Traat
Company llrvrraeri.
An Important decision affecting the right
of stockholders In a corporation to seo the
stock book of the company was made yes
terday by the Appellate Term of the Su
premo Court Hi reversing a Judgment for
2.rn obtained against the (Suarnnty Trust
Company by Waller Altliause as a penalty
for tefusing to iiermlt Althuuso to etnmino
tli" htock book of tho American Woolen
f 'mnii.-mi. a New .Ini-Mev cornoration.
I lie i mammy i nisi i.ompnny is iransier
agent for the American Woolen Company,
wmcti put Its HtocK dooic in tne possession
nt tho trust oilman v to enable the trust
company to deliver stock certificates. The
law oi me amie penuiM) n siocKiinnier it
Ifisrinct thn stock book of a forelirn cor,
rioration having an office for the transac
Ion of business in the State, and the lines
tlon before the court was as to whuthor the
oftlce of the trust oompany constituted an
office of the cornoration for the transaction
ot ousiness in me mate.
.Inatlco llllur. wno wrote tne nrevaiun
oplalon, said in Ills opinion it wouiu no
vlolenco to the commonly accepted meaning
of ordinary terms to hold that the ofllce
of a trust company acting as transfer agent
or a corporation coma ue denominated an
nftlc nf thn nornorntlnn for nnv nurnose.
Justice Se.ibury concurred, but Justice (iuy
wrote n uisseniing opinion.
The reported collapse of the C. Birch
Crisp Chinese loan nnd China's refusal
to deal further with that croup after
fnlluro to moot China's demand for the
second half of the loan of $50,000,000
wero confirmed yesterday by bankers
associated in the six I'owor group. Tills
confirmation was given whllo at tho same
timo A. Wendell Jackson, who nego
tiated tho loan, was asserting In an Inter
view that tho en tiro loan would go through
and that the bankers In the Crisp group
had resources as large ns the six Power
associate and could finance China to the
wholeextent of her requirements. Bankers
also conllrmcd tho report that the Crisp
croup luul approached the six Power
associates for admission. As to whether
Crisp and his associates would be ad
mitted to the loan participation it was
said hero by American group bankers
that the English group would have the
decision.
If they are still human over on the
other side," said a Ixvnkor yesterday,
speaklug of the possible action of the
British croup of tho six Power bankers,
they will probably act ns most other
human beings would.
Opinion in wall Street yesterday was
that Birch Crisp will not lie admitted
The Chlneso Government, it was said,
is considerably nettled because its needs
were not met by the independent group
when they made requisition for the $25,-
000.000 duo as the second half of the loan.
It was said that the Chinese asked the
Crisp syndicate flatly whether or not
they would hand over this amount of
tho loan, and that when the English
bunkers refused the Chinese abandoned
them.
Bankers of the six Power group do not
blame the Chinese for the entangled
condition of the loan negotiations. They
are strongly of tho opinion thut tho Chi
nese Administration migni. nave lanen
if tho Bix Power loan had cone through.
The country was not then in the mood
for recelvmc it. A cainnuicn oi educa
tion was necessary tejoro tne uig loan
could bocome a success. It was neces
sary for tho Government to demonstrate
to tno people oi inma tnat inn nation
could not fulfil its unusual needs other
than through the help or a group pos
hcsslnc creat resources.
Tho six Power bankers have all along
held that China could not hope to set.
its lioiiHi- in order without tho strictest
supervision of the expenditure, of its
enormous loans ly outside iltuincui
oxperts. They have regarded (.lutia
in the light of a great .corporation of
extenslvo financial obligations that has
foiled. In its upbuilding the bankers
who back it tuko upon themselves the
responsibility, and ho must havo the
direction of expenditure.
Bunkers yesterday expressed them
selves aa convinced that the present
officials nf China are honest in their in
tention to plit through nocewary and
thoroughgoing financial reform as kooii
us it can b safely accomplished without
arousing nuullo opposition, iney noia
that tho Crisn coll:it)bo has been an object
lohson to tho Chinese opponents ot tno
big loan and that the finest ion of national
pride that has so far Ix-en tho one big
obstacle to tho completion of the loan
Wheat:
December..
May
July
Corn:
December..
May
July
Oats
Derember.., May
July ,
Wheat.
Minn.... .,
Duluth.
Prices as follows
1.0W'
est.
S 52
n..V)'
0.50
Clos
Inr. 8.33
.71' i
0,50
Prev.
Close.
S.A2
.!!
6.51
Pec
May
Dec
lias-
(dur) Dec.
Winnipeg. Nov.
Dec
Mav
Toledo Dec . ll
may ii.nt
Kan. City.,
St. Louts..,
Oats:
Winnipeg.
Corn:
Kan. Clly.,
St Louis.
flalvectnn
New Orleana... .17.045
riavannan ia :..-u
Houston 20,739
Memphis 4.949
Augusta 3,743
Pbrt receipts, 87,399 bales, ngainst 105,085
last year. Kxports, 55,715; Total for the
season, 2,948,321, against 3,074,480 last year.
Intimated re- t.at tjist
celntsto-ilai. Week. Year.
flllTfUtOl Illlli):S.Il 27.8.19 17,777
New Orleans ll.Ojo tolO.OU) 11,011 8,lb5
Liverpool spot cotton was. In moderate
demand, 4 points higher, at 6.85d. for Ameri
can middling on sales of 7.000 bales. Fu
tures opened nbout 7 points higher and
closed one point down.
Onen- Jllirh-
Ine. est.
Jan.-Peb 39 n .vi
March-Aprll.fi M e Wi
Bay-June.. ..8. 58 A. 5
Eleven A.M. bids to Liverpool: December,
11.74; January, II. If Mnreh, 12.03. 1 -ending
buyers: "Waters, Springs, ltlce, (illTord,
Hicks, Hartcorn, Mcl'atlden, Owathmey.
Leading sellers: Dick Bros., lleanlHley,
Hubbard, llurtlett, Black, l'llnn, llentz,
Laohe, Bay.
, COTTON' NOTES,
A Georgia -wire said: "Large New Vork
apot hotiKo big Inner of spots yesterday
at full prices. Has cleaned up number of
points in Carollnas, (ieorglu nnd Alabama
of spots. Ills demund continues and offer
ings light."
Pine Bluff, Ark., wired: "Basis extremely
high but Liverpool cut it 25 American points
this morning. Just finished trip through
southeastern Arkansas and they are prac
tically finished, Do not think Arkansas
can make ooo.ooo. Weather cold and cloudy."
Memphis wired: Jhn edge Is off spots.
any spot buyers are long futures and
actual. Think much of the uctual has been
bought on speculation,"
Tuscaloosa, Ala., wired: "We "sold last
night at 13 cents lauded Ceorgla mills, Makes
us 12VS cents hero for strict middling. Never
saw cotton as haul to iiuy ami i easy to
yell."
Charlotte, N. 0 wired. "Carolina mills
h. Kn full
-Va-hMt IfMii Iff Ml ot triot 1owbs.-
Ing.
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The grain movement waa as follown
New York: Wheat. Com. Oats. Itve. IDiriev
rtecelpts 429.(100 2.om 174.IHO 21,000 27.niO
4i;',iju l.unu e.ixKi
-,!)
lam (fltirMittnil Mp tiiarl U Mtilit
riftr-,eTFnlh regular drawing of the Six Per Cent, tfortgife Bonds lo be redeemed, held In
Mexico, October SO, 1912.
FOB 100 PESOS EACH.
FIRE ALARM CO. INCORPORATES.
at
nnehester 'Wilt Be llradqaartera
r.,O00,O()( Firm,
Ai.bavt, Nov. 13. The American Tele
phone Fire Alarm Company, with principal
offices In Rochester, has been Incorporated
with the Secretary of Sfato with a capital
of M.noo.noo. The company Is to miinu-
picture nil liiuus oi lire alarm nnu nuxiu
nrles to fire nliirm, telephone nnd telegraph
iipparntus, fire detection and Are extin
guishing apparatus nvd to Install tire alarm,
burglar nnd watch service systems.
Or the capital Mock $l,5on.noo Is to be
7 per cent, cumulative preferred stock.
Tho directors nre: David ti. Dee ami Burt
It. Clark or Itochester. William S. Marine,
Prcd II. Smith. William M. Coon. Victor T.
Vnnslyme nnd John Krickson of Chicago.
TwHchell In Chrtnleal Rank.
At a meeting of the board of directors
of the Chemical National Bank Herbert
K. TwHchell, vice-president, was elected
a director, filling thn vacancy caused by
the death of O. O. Do Witt. Mr. Tsvitchell
wns at one time In the employ of tho Hart
ford National Bank, from which he went
to the Chase National Bank. He entered
tho Chemical as an assistant cashier in 1907.
In 1IH0 he was elected vice-president.
Shipments
f:hlrftffo:,
llecelpts M9.ono 2.n.non S74.cno 42,nm 2:i.onii
Exports 79,000 244,1100 tt),U 3.0111
The Northwestern wheat receipt were
aa follow! :
Yesler- t.M Ust
nay Hick )enr.
7.'ii i, n.i iji
av. 7ii3 :im
I-'H vd
MM 71.5 4.V.I
Thn buyers of wheat weni Kldhiou mill
Olfford. Noyes.V Jackson, Logiin ,t. Ilryan,
Knluht A Mullougiil, .i.iL-KHon Ilin.. l.ul.
man. Babcock. ItUHliton A Co.. Slicnrson.
Ilammill A Co. and King Faiiiuui hold
Ware Lcland. W ugner mid Creighion aold
oafs. ... ....
r lour was nrin. wiui n nuaicraie iiiisiiieKH,
irlng Clears, I4,5H' H.115. patents, V 7ii'n
Duluth
Minneapolis..
Chicago ,.
Winnipeg.
Inaalls Leaves "tllm Fear."
Melville K. Ingalls deollned reelection
yesterdny ns chairman of the board of
directors of the "Big Four" because of the
failure of his health and his deslrb to be
freo for travel, no nas ueeu i n me roan
forty-four years, much of this tlrao as
prespieni,
Our nraxlllan Trade flrovflnsx,
Washington. Nov. is. For the nine
months ended September 30, 1012, American
exports to Brazil wero valued nt $30,854,410,
more than rO.ooo.floo in excess of the figures
for tho same period Inst year anil ii I most
double the value of tho exportatlons for
tho first nine mouths of toio.
erk hem Maiil that lllev would liko
be relieved or tho wliolo loan nltair nna
get out of it if it were not thut the United
States nus uxsuinrii a Mrong position lor
bn niun dnor in China. There is a foelinc
of confidence that the big reorganization
loan will go through. Tho conference
in Ixmdon will bo held in CVcemlH-r.
A. Wendell JackMiii told reporters yos
terdav that tho Crisn loan insteud of being
a failure is "a-hugo (.uooesH" and that tho
money is uow being turnefl over to l lima
nocording to contract. Ho said thnt the
whole loon would have Iw-en bundled from
the United States had ho not found the
Administration nt Washington indisposed
to support morallv any bankers who were
outside tho six Power syndicate. The
American memlicrs of that syndicate
were J. P. Morgan A Co., Kulin, Ixxib A
Co., tho First National Bank and the
National City Hank. Mr. Jackson did
not reveal tho names of the banks which
ho wiid might have managed the loan if
tho Government had been friendly.
Mr. Juckson aid he knew nothing of
tho report that Crisp, head of the English
syndicate, lias asked to lie taken into the
six Power syndicato and that China has
rooiKmed negotiations wun tno six rower
group.
"From my knowledge of Mr. Crisp.'
Mr. Jackson said, "I should think it would
bo moro likely that the six Power syndicate
had mado overtures to him than that he
hud asked to be taken into tho syndicate.".
llegnrding what ho called tho buccoss of
tho Crisp syndicate's loan Mr. Jackson
baid:
"Tho fact is that when thn first half
of the loan, S2S,omi,000, was offered to tho
public it was all subscrilKxl for in an
linur nnd n h.ilf. Tim nonulnritv of the
Ixmtls was indicated by tho large number dm calendar.
of small Mibscriiiers, .iiany insiiiiitionK
that .ordinarily bid for such liomls wero
joined in the undertaking oh under
writers, nnd in tliat way they were nble
to obtain the bomU nt a reduction of 1' j
per cent, below the issuing price of 05.
It Ib folly to assume thnt Kinking houses
which shared in the underwriting did not
know lieforehnnd whut their market
would bo nnd whether or not tho loan
would lio a success. Many underwriters
expected to tuke tho bonds for perma
nent investment, and that is what they
have done.
"Whntover has been said to tho con
trnrv. tho men who financed tills loan
jiro ubiiiidantly nble to roe it through.
I should say that tuey ure nine io con
tribute twico ns much as nny other source
may wi-li to contribute in tho future."
Mr, Jacks-iti said tli.it when the loan
was Ilrbt proposed hu went to Wellington
and got letters from tho Administration
indicating tho Government 's attitude
toward it .V),000,000 loan iiuleiiendent
of thu six I'owor syndicato. Ho then
talked with Now York liankers and
17 1518 2322 4304 5370 34S 72M
249 IM1 2335 4343 552 MftO 7307
317 1590 2381 4401 Um 6389 7315
390 KIM 2418 412 54S9 41 7383
458 133 2427 4459 5491 0455 7402
548 151 2441 4481 5517 tilt 7411
MO MM 2190 4593 5543 0492 7448
007 1714 2522 4809 6577 6529 7487
841 1743 2549 4841 5907 0580 759
700 1737 25M 4897 5839 85M 7703
748 1778 25M 4733 5852 0813 778
810 1821 2831 4731 5884 6439 7887
877 1853 2A82 4780 6707 , 8675 7884
914 1885 2893 4814 6782 6700 7917
991 1990 2709 4851 6805 6732 7943
1016 1918 2741 4887 6888 6757 782
1069 1989 2771 401 6919 6788 7995
1112 1988 2803 4934 640 6813 8010
1137 2033 2839 486 6970 6836 M9
1203 2010 2849 5015 600s 665 8108
1226 2059 2883 5049 6039 688 816
1284 2087 2906 6(176 6081 6(21 8217
1310 2139 2949 6100 6098 6962 822
1326 2137 2973 5127 6140 691 6321
1350 2176 2989 6182 6161 702 8344
1373 2190 4128 6185 6195 7043 (367
1399 2240 4165 6244 6219 7063 6403
1430 2273 4187 5278 6254 7110 8428
1475 228 4233 6299 6275 7142 143
148 2301 4771 6334 6311 7250 6466
rort 500 pesos each.
90 2578 4496 7217 685 41752 15231
17 2602 4313 7254 7 12787 13269
322 2674 4 562 7421 9759 1375 190
825 2700 4585 7506 9812 1233 15320
853 2717 4639 7554 9843 1236 1536
359 2779 4714 7565 9906 12976 15383
364 2891 4752 7810 9949 I3G07 15417
407 2910 4790 7669 10001 130M 15442
660 2836 4823 7687 10088 13088 15475
,615 2871 4839 7731 10231 13124 15518
674 2904 4879 7770 10109 13208 15546
695 2917 4906 7788 10337 13240 15800
857 2952 4944 T829 10390 13263 15637
895 2970 5008 7854 1041 13323 15652
33 3010 5045 7900 10484 13349 13711
977 3083 6087 7930 10517 13405 15740
1004 9087 3115 7973 10373 13429 16793
1043 3107 6127 8016 10600 134(1 15823
1061 312 6169 S042 10865 I352S 15837
1108 3170 6258 8073 10681 13583 1 563
1179 3215 5276 8113 10718 13605 15891
1218 3233 5311 8128 10872 13636 1 6913
1236 3287 6166 8167 10930 13694 15952
1291 3334 6.1S3 8.105 10993 13731 15973
1.139 3389 6437 83I6N 11032 13810 16006
1383 3395 5447 8341 11031 13869 16021
1411 2479 5499 8393 11113 13892 16946
1477 3490 6319 8430 11147 13947 16963
1505 349 5573 8449 11208 14003 16096
1546 3523 5587 848 K 11240 14635 16127
155 3565 5421 8521 11267 1400 16144
1593 8590 6717 6553 11281 14123 16166
1628 3608 6741 8.VO 11319 11149' 16194
1642 3616 5764 8406 11343 14235 16224
1689 3655 6810 8431 11400 14260 18236
1733 3701 5853 8470 11439 14394 16271
l9 3715 5875 8706 11454 14346 16297
1954 3748 5904 8724 11496 14379 18316
1871 3941 5047 8786 11310 14402 16359
1894 3874 6000 SS3( 11643 14458 16370
1910 3880 6073 8859 11682 14494 16390
1927 3910 6058 8904 11711 14311 16422
1951 3985 6137 S03.1 11841 14671 16438
1974 frtTl 6198 8959 11843 14597 16482
2091 40.YI 6279 8994 11919 14629 16597
2057 4043 6275 9032 11944 14481 16521
2IIB 4075 6.-V1 9079 11997 14710 16549
2129 4001 6341 C0S4 12004 14746 16586
2151 4117 6387 9123 12044 14762 16610
2180 4154 6413 0169 12044 14916 18423
2187 4228 4438 1)187 12128 14845 16635
2222 4247 6353 9222 12184 I4S9I 16696
2254 4259 M4 9240 12199 1(900 64704
2281 4247 644') 0283 12232 14934 14727
2321 4301 6711 9321 12422 14952 16754
2333 4334 6737 0357 12450 14984 16775
2.147 415', 4S44 1081 12489 15919 16605
2383 4170 6871 9120 12524 15912 16818
2427 4116 (WO 9447 12558 15073 16854
2471 44.71 631'.) 9491 12375 3125 16881
24(i2 4455 70m) 9511 1X1) 15153 14005
2319 4191 7021 9551 12724 15170 16941
2557 4194 7117 9433 12741 15208 16954
ron i.ono pmsos each.
91 2960 5329 8.9I 11346 14054 1.1812
1.14 2904 .WO Sftis 11354 14072 1.1829
169 .11117 5375 84S5 11372 14102 11844
244 3019 .1404 8727 11400 14113 1.18S
321 3014 5422 8779 11431 14123 1.1903
374 3047 .1439 8420 11449 14148 15940
44.1 3140 5445 SHKO 11472 14161 1.10.14
.182 3162 .1487 8977 11496 14197 16900
620 3190 .Vrtl B013 II.W7 14234 16028
673 3216 5.VU) 9064 It372 14239 14049
713 32.16 5577 9130 11428 1427.1 140S3
718 3240 5414 9197 11671 14310 16102
791 3270 .1481 9223 11700 14330 16116
813 3303 6779 V2.V1 11741 14.171 16129
KA 3319 .1800 02JO 11784 14349 1613.1
930 3332 5825 9331 11791 14421 16164
967 3319 58.14 939.1 11619 14442 16203
1010 3370 .1947 9418 11909 14479 16312
109.' 31199 .1979 9460 11940 14.103 16357
1504
8517
8354
8584
8401
8536
6655
(674
(703
871
(75
(780
MOO
8822
(848
(683
(00
8927
8943
8982,
DODO
(030
9059
074
091
14978
17010
17037
17060
17077
17107
17131
17152
17184
1721
17231
17241
17274
17313
17346
17357
17398
17415
1743.1
17465
17477
17496
17611
17539
17569
17684
17601
17623
17658
17674
17700
17721
17766
17765
17806
17(24
17850
17(73
17887
17999
17830
17949
17976
17998
18024
18047
18077
18O0S
18130
18117
18163
1820O
18213
18242
18289
18304
18333
18351
18374
18403
183.10
18608
18661
18692
18730
18739
18772
I WO
188V,
1891 1
I897H
18991
19046
19100
19123
1162
1918.1
19220
19236
1143
1181.
1430
1506
1531
1348
1579
1599
1648
1677
161
1723
1755
1796
1811
1(33
1(47
1663
182
101
127
2047
2084
2120
21(3
2208,
2227
2340
2258
2277
3304
2340
2372
2343
2416
2443
2472
2502
2523
2543
2547
2387
2441
2758
2807
2811
2833
2881
2902
2917
2944
342
3136
3500
3847
(902
3931
3953
380
4021
4042
406
4068
4110
4127
4164
4161
4277
4298
6333
436
4383
441
4148
447
4533
454
4511
4310
4609
4667
466
4726
47M
4797
404
4941
4972
4983
4996
6036
M50
6073
SOM
510
5127
6164
6206
5224
5261
527
6294
6003
603
6081
6136
6208
625
6271
6444
6511
654
6597
663
6692
737
1756
6803
1124
1863
100
6980
7017
70S
7079
7120
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713
7237
723
7334
7371
7446
744
7171
7637
7801
7143
7862
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805
8122
1166
(204
8241
8300
8329
1343
8460
1500
1546
311
647
610
641
9684
713
0783
801
851
870
Nil
MM
10014
10054
10049
10101
1014
10189
10221
1025
10300
10332
1037
10899
10433
10456
10600
10S3S
10563
10611
10639
10WS
10733
10765'
10811
10874
10909
10953
1094
11019
11058
1107
Hit
11177
11217
11232
11246
11255
1125
11307
11323
1197
12013
12041
12083
13103
13)43
13199
12223
12281
12331
12317
12404
1243
12500
12537
135(6
13110
12170
13774
12111
12921
128(4
1S019
.18064
13109
11145
1316
131(1
1323
13373
13354
16392
13403
' 134(3
13542
13561
13620
1367
13721
13754
18766
13793
13821
IS8S5
13880
13897
1340
1381
13(87
14003
14021
14318
14534
1456
14584
14621
1464.1
14683
14711
14728
1474
14760
14779
1471
14819
14651
14874
1407
1421
14(41
1463
18000
15011
18016
15047
1(081
13100
ISIS
16156
1310
16225
15260
16276
15306
16327
15366
15390
16421
1546
15480
15501
15518
15530
15566
15592
16631
15653
15681
13791
16738
13774
1570
16372
16409
16170
M49I
16523
16313
16577
16601
16631
16663
16688
16724
16738
16775
16874
16683
16913
18943
17049
17184
17311
17286
17312
1736
17425
174N
17312
1756
17623
17680
17732
17751
17788
17869
17924
17941
17979
18(103
18059
181(11
1814(7
18174
19291
19312
19400
19460
19485
195.11
19.197
19844
1970
19759
19817
19870
19931
20011
20059
20113
20193
20261
2029
20360
20491
21004
21034
31087
21078
21112
21147
21152
21190
21221
21237
21268
21303
21316
21318
21394
21410
21422
21441
21460
21493
21505
18233 21534
18291 21546
18306 21541
18359 21670
18393 21591
18417
16466
18495
1(527
The par value of each of fheie bend will be
paid In cash by tbe Bank en and from January 1,
113.
The said bonds ceae paying Interest from
coupon No. 47 of serlet A; those of series B from
coupon No. S3, those of series 0 from coupon
No. 23 and tbose of series D from coupon No. 16.
Boada draws la yrarlaai drawtaaa aad
which have act brna reaeatea'.
FOR 100 PESOS.
Coupon t Coupons Coupons
they they they
Mum- must Rum- must Hum- mutt
ben. carry. bera. carry, bers. carry.
6632 11 a 69 164 24 a 60 2980 24 a 60
4727 14 a 60 1613 24 a 80 803 37 a 5
477 14 a 90 1661 24 a 69 234 30 a 50
653t 14 a 60 1703 24 a 60 673 30 a 50
5663 14 a 60 2004 24 a 60 601 30 a 60
7101 14 aW 2047 24 a 60 HO 31 a 60
1179 23 a 60 2291 24 a 60 659 32 6 50
1197 24 a 59 2618 24 a 0 939 82 a 50
1313 24 a 59 2734 14 a 60 869 31 a 50
1543 24 4 50 2800 24 a 50
FOR 590 PESOS.
Coupont Coupons Coupons
they they they
Num- mint Num- must Nuni- must
'beri. carry. bers. carry, bera. carry.
13086 12 a 60 6034 24 a 60 1612 34 a 50
12255 13 a60 6366 24 a SO 1(77 34 a 50
10629 14 a 60 6379 24 1 60 2500 34 a 50
11643 4 a 60 6863 24 a 50 2658 34 a SO
12002 14 a 60 7797 24 a 50 2868 34 a 50
12831 14 6 60 9014 24 a SO 29.19 34 a SO
13028 14 am 8116 24 a 50 3418 34 a 50
13192 14 a 60 9038 24 a 60 3873 34 a SO
13700 14 am 4188 29 a 50 2879 34 a 50
8837 23 6 50 1034 33 a 50 94 46 a 50
4817 24 a M 1472 34 a SO 1S2 46 a 50
5753 24 a 50 1506 34 a 50
FOB 1.000 TESOS.
Coupons Coupons Coupons
they they they
Num- must Num- munt Num- must
hers. carry. bers. carry, bers. carry.
13545 13 am tOltt 22 a 50 2833 34 a 50
11999 14 am 6592 24 a SO 2964 34 a 50
12074 11 a 60 7024 24 a 51) HKS 34 a 50
12231 14 a SO 7317 24 a 59 33S3 34 a 50
12598 14 a 60' 7494 24 a SO 4015 34 a'ffl
12636 Ham 8532 24 a 60 4131 34 a 511
13280 14 am 8734 24 a SO 4631 34 4 50
13792 .14 a 60 9207 24.aU) ,5161 34 a M
17322 14 a 60 9397 24 a SO 6741) 34 a 50
17708 14 am 9428 24 a 50 6013 34 a SO
18063 14 am 10341 24 a 50 6074 34 a 50
19056 14 a 60 4373 33 a SO 4.1 46 a 50
19130 14 am 5983 33 a 50 555 46 a SO
19516 14 am 1738 34 a 50 733 46 a 50
19(76 14 a 0 1929 34 a 50 948 46 a 50
339 22 a SO 2357- 34 a SO
REORGANIZATION
' OP
SOUTHERN IRON AND STEEL CO M PINY 1
neferrlDt to the Modified Plan for the nP.
organization of Southern Iron and Steel c..
pany, dated July 12, 1912, notice Is hereby flrrJl
that John W. Flatten hat been elected as rMir.
man of the Committee In succession in o I
urenreii. wno naa resigncu as a mrmnero; ihgl
Committee, and Alfred A. Cook hns been addej I
to mo ijimimirc. I
There have been deposited and are now suMirt
to the Modified Plan of Itcorganltallon over ac.
ot the bonds, 88 or the secured notes, and over
91; of the debetturcs of Southern Iron anrl Rit-I
Company.
In view of the large amount of dcpolts slrMdr
received and the probability of an early Me
the properties of the Southern Iron sntl attf
Company, the Committee has extended ih
for the deposit of bonds, secured notes nnd d(.
benturct until tne close or Business on .MIVIU.
IIKIt 30. 1912.
Pursuant to the powers In that resreci rn.
ferred upon the Committee by the Modified fUn,
the Committee has determined to permit tht
holders nf claims against the Southern Iron ait
Steel Company (In addition to the bonds, wired
notes and debentures) In participate In the b-tt-Ota
ot the reorganization upon the rtepoMt nt
said claims or a statement thereof, anil, la either
case, with an assignment theicof In form p.
proxrd by tne uoinmiiiec. wun ine nepoMitry
under the Modified Plsn, to tlie'rMenl and la
the manner proUded In an agreement dated
November 4th. 1912. which the Committee hti
esecutrd and Uled with the Depositary, conletof
-Mhlcli may be nbtalaed upon application ti th
Di'DOltsry or to the Secretary or the Comraltirt.
CerllOcatcs of deposit will be Isnieil upon tht
deposit of all buch claims, which may he mil, I
until l!tc close ot business' en NOVKllDRn ,
1912. All deposlla must be made with nankm
Trust Company, the Depositary under the stall
tied Plan, at lis office, No. 16 Wall SU ret. ,VT
Vork Clly.
No deposits it III be received after .ou.
her ao, lOIX except with tbe consent t
the Committee and upon tuch terms at It
may approve.
Dated New Vork. November . 1912.
;(II. IV. PLATTE.
Chairman.
A!.i:XAMDEIT J. III'.Mriltl.t,
i:iT!N 41. MKRBHX,
IIKNJAMIN STRONG, Jr.,
II aim V IlllONMF.R.
NT.V1I.I.K 41. IlltillAM,
H. 11. VOOHHKF.s),
ALFRED A. COOK.
ComralttH.
SAMtJPX UNTERMVER.
ALBERT HATHBONE.
Counsel. t
A. M. W1CKWIRE. Secretary,
37 Wall Street New Vork City.
Mextcs, October, 1912.
T. 1. HONEY. Manager.
Wisconsin, Minnesota & Pacific
Railroad Company
T Raiders of SO Tear Flrtt Mortatat 41
4Iold Beads of the above Cnmpaatt
The Committee under the Protective Acreement
dated September 16, 1912, announces that a sub
ttantlal majority of the above bonds has been de
posited ulth It subject to aatd Arreemenl.
The Committee hat resolved to ex tend the tint
for making deposit with the Central Trust Com-
Danr of New York, the Depositary named lnsim
Arreement. or with Martin's Bank, limited
London, as agent for aald Depositary. UNTIL
AND INl l.l D4N41 NOVKMREK 14. 1913,
after which dale no deposits will be rrrelred.
except with the consent ot the Committee sad
subject to such penalty as it may presence.
All bonds must be deposited In bearer form sad
must bear the coupon maturing October 1. mi.
and all subsequent coupons. Certificates of Pe
posit will be liuturd by said Depositor)- "r Itsstent,
Martin's Hank, Limited, for the bonds and cou
pons deposited.
The Committee has arraneed lth Central
Trust Company of New York.) upon terms rr
pioved by the Committee, to adiance at Its onVe.
54 Wall Street. New York, or at Martln"s HanS,
Limited. 68 lmbard Street, London, to any d-
positing bondholder so rruuistlng. the amount
of the October 1. 1912. coupon, upon the sertrltr
of the bond and coupont deposited by suck
holder.
Copies of the Pi-olcetlic Acrrcinent my ns
obtained upon application to the Deroslur? or
from the Secretary of the Committee.
Dated New York, Ocloher-31, 1912.
IAMr.! N. WAI.I.ACIC. Chairman;
NIDNC.Y 4'. DORt;.
CHAKLKN W. 44X.
it. vtai.ti:k i.r.iiiii.
l.KONAittJ ii. sciiLi;siNi;i.r:.
ommlttee.
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Hi
14.16: Kansas Ntr.liKhtN,
flour, (3.w)'iit.in.
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NEW YORK COUNTY.
Supreme Court Appellate DlvWon.- n
fore Ineraham. P. .'. Mrlaughlln. Ijiughlln,
Miner sun uoKiinr. JJ, court opens ai 2 r. m.
Nks. 129. 128. 130. 131. 132, 133, 134. 133. 136. 138,
13U. 110, III, 112. 143.
.supreme Court Appellate Term- Recess.
Supreme Court -Special Term. Part I. Be
fore Seahury, J. Court opens at 10:30 A. M. Un
gated motions.
Part II. Ilefore Newburger. J. Court opens
all030A M. Kx parte matters.
Supreme Court-Special Teem. Part III.
llctcirr (ierarU. J. Motions. Preferred causes
Nns. 92!). 1119.881. Ueneral calendar Nos. 317,
7IS. ISO, 137, .119.7.18, 3.12, 622, 379, 1359, 398, 373.
Sit. .171. 579. 5R.1. 5S4. .198.
Part IV.- Helore ItrmlrlrW, J,
Part V. -Before Platrek. J.
Part VI.- Ilefore lllscholt. J. Cautea lo be
sent from Part 111. to Parts IV., V. and VI. tor
trial.
Trial Term. Part II. Before Csvegin. J.
Short causes Nos. 2040, 2291, 2298, 2240,. 2371,
2497.
Part III. Before Ford, J. Day .calendar
No.. 373. 814. 31, 10O1, 619, 102460291196, 1202,
4321.
Part IV. Before lllanrhsrd, .1. Day calendar-
Nos. 1014. 1200. 1210, 1213. 1220. 540. 559. 541.
62. 563, 568, 1131, 1211.
Purl V ilrfnrc Davis. J. Inouest No. .104
Day calendar Nos. 117.1. 1077. 1147. 115.1. 467. 11.15.
11.14. l.M. 434. 1076. Ml. HO. 601. 1133. 1061. 1141).
Part VI. Before lielanv, J. Dav calendar
Nos. S.12. 1015. 220. 221. DM, 934, OS.-), .M,
1240. 1241. 10W. 124.1.
Part VII, Before Dugro, J. Case on. No day
calendar.
lrt VIII Before Ouv. J. No. 1163.
Carl IV Before Brady. .1. Inquest No. 7.16.
Dai calendar .Nos. 019. 110, 677, 610. 376. 1051,
is.'.'... ;c7. li.'s.
Part .. neroro uiegencn. J. s-ase on. .-o
I'nrt XI. -Ilefore McCall. J. Nos. 1104, 109J.
1(11 1, HIS. 1110. 1753. 1267, KM, 1291, 1294. 1112,
10S. 1093. 129.
Part Ml. -Before Cohalan. J. Nos. 467, 966,
noe, 1.116.
Part .MIL Before Amend, J. Nos. 460. 203,
70.1. 477, MS. 294. 117,
Part .IV Before Pendleton, J, No day cal
endar. Part XV -Before Grrrnbaum, J. Cae on
No day calendar.
Port VI.--Before' BIJur. J. Nos. 1065, 1087
10m, 322. 1037,
Part XVII. Before De Angeles, J. Case on
No tlnv rnlendar.
Pari VIII. Ilefore Krlanger, J, Nos. 720,
nan. ins. till. 811. mo. e n.
Trill Term Before Cohalan, S. Estate of
Bililgel Dnnd. Cimlrstrd will No. 2981 nf Hugh
M, StaiiQeld, estates of Sclman Altman, Douglaf
(lorilon and Reliw.i 3l.itllirs, at 1030 A. M.
City Court-SpetUI Term -Part I. Before
Dounslly, J. court opens at io a. si, notions.
Pari II.- Befoio Hehmurk. J. Conn onena at
10 A. M. Ux parte nmttera.
Hurroji'e's Ooirt Chambers- Before Fowler,
R. Wills for probate-:iinrlcs KoVer. Frederick
W A, Jlus'eli, Matthew (ioluman, Henry Heller,
Knill Micriiinn. Margaret Hearty, Jranette I
Miirnliy, ll.iilillJc Locscli, llenlrna MU-haelson,
at in::!.) A. U.
Trial Term-Part I, Before (Ireen, J. Nos,
12)1, 1I77IV, 994. 1141. 757, 4401), 1205, 1217, 1218,
l.'ll, IJJ.i, l.-s. ijui. ij.u, (..io. i.di, nan, u kj,
THE CMDIM PACIFIC RAILWAY COHPAHT.
DIVIDEND NO. 66
At a raeetlnr of the ItoArft nt nirftnr hM in.
day a dividend of two and one-half per cent,
on the Common Stock for the quarter ended
sotn ptember last, being at the rale of seen
per cent, per annum from revenue and three
per cent, per annum from Interest on the pro
ceeds of land sales and from other eitraneous
assets, nas declared payable on 2nd January
next to Shareholders of record at 3tM P. M. on
2nd December next.
By order of the Board.
. .. W. It. BAKER. Secretary.
Montreal. November tub. 1912.
r.'l), 1214, 1173, 1213, 1214. 1072. 1169. 517. 644. I0O0,
, s.u, ion, iiwi, (to, sstri'S,
leui nod. ho-wiitl, thnt the (loveniment'n , : lim'lm: ills, lit
Keneriil iittlttule lnauo itrlX)S.slb0 BUCll ujl. IU7. 21'J. 116J. 1174. looa, 4444, 1247, 1244, 1249,
l.'J.), 1..11 I..' l.-n, Ii.
ran ii, nerorn sicAvoy, .i. nnori causes.-
It, S, Supreme Court Calendar.
WASHINOTON, Nov. 13. The day rail In
tho United mutes Supreme Court for Thurs
day, November 14: Son. 61, 63, S3, f4, SS,
If., 5j, no and Cl,
Hefereea Appointed,
nn Amertoin iiimcniiKitiK irom wiucn
the powerful Iwtikltic ltoui.es or tne hjjc
I'ower group wpni,oxcliidel.
Tho terms of tho Iiiroli Crisp loan, Mr.
Jnokson wild, worn as follows: Tho con
tract whs signed on AtiK'ist ao, 1U12, and
it provided for n loan of ir.O.nm.ooo. to
Ihi paid monthly and oompletod by .Imio
30, ll)i;i. The lirut stated payment. S2.Mii,.
im. was mado on KeptomlHr 10. ' Half
of Iho S3(),tKW,iKK) must bu turned over
to China by Kubruary 1. Tho tonu of
tho bonds in forty years, but China may
redeom them earner at wyv
4614. 1125. 4lrn. -Mill.
4970, 41)7 1, 41)71, 4112,
iloti banks to which apnllc
Tha Wall Mrect edition nf Tun Kvenivi spjc
contain!, an me. i nam-in news mm me .lock and I ,s,ire-de Court By Justl.o Newliurger- hen
bond quotations to Ihc cloje nf ilio innrkct Hie I nun s Ilk for S,ilng s Kallls ItrallyCo. Plin nU
closing ciuolMloin, liiilinlliii! the "hid nmi nsked , Initiatiaiiil DaMs is Madison. S,iiiiimmi II, Wcln
nrlrcs. with adillllonal news main r. ore contaliu-d lia.noieri iieiuorn is aiqrriMiu. t narlrh IMIt l.
,11 buran. with demand eenerul. also U the nltht and BuuUUl.lvu, vrriili BvMU,u Ztfrflffif iTM w
jillocls, tiuitavu A. lloiMt,
Tho Ion
oatl ons for
bonds wero mado were Lloyd's, tho Capita I
and CouutleH Hank, tlio Ixiiulon nnd
Soutliwi'stern Hank and the Cluirtorod
Hank or India. Australia mid China, all
netiiiK, oh batikerH for tho Hrltlsh and
Inieriiatlonal Trust, l.td.
lleeelier Appointed.
Supreine Court By Justice NetUnirgrr 'lonn
Asplnwall ts kli'lniimlllan Holding Cu, Harnett
Mtrser: Andrew WUsou vi Mutual Const Co,
'C0D.M
Nos. 172.1. 4623. 1754. 115;
4U.YI. 4'HI, 41V1, 4M7, 4)11,
4J7I. I.XS1.
I'ait III.- Before La Fctra. J.
Part IV. Before l.ynrli, J.
Purl V. Before 1 Indite, J,
Part VI. Ilefore O'Drt-yer, C.I.
Part VII.-jjefore Ddenanty, .1. ,
I'arl Vllrt-ilefore H.nllli, .1.
Causes to he sent from Part I. to Parts 111..
IV ' VI., VII. and VIII. for trial.
KINGS COUNTY.
Supreme Court- Special Term. Before Put
nam, J. Court opensat 10 A. M. Litigated motions.
Supreme Court- Speel il Term and Chambers.
Before Putnam, J. Court opens at 10 A, M.
Motions.
Bdore niaokntar, .1, Hx pane matters.
Supicme Com I- Special Term Trials.. He fore
Kapprr. J, Court ni-rnsat IDA. M, Dayralrndar
Nos. 27UI, 2569. 2367. 2011. 24.13, 2839. 2651. 2N03
2191, 2.C9. 2So. 2400, 211 1. Highest number reached
nn thn regiilsr call, 38VI.
Siiprrioe Com I Tilal Term. Court opens nt
in A, M Cay calendar Nos. 5147-5416, 54J7, 2591,
4017, 1629, SH49. 3I9I-SI94, 2441. H2I9, 8819, 191,
;ill)., 7')s9, I.V4, 4H4:, 1021. 1989, 6148, 5423, 6443,
8011. 818!, 7001, .1917, 20.11, .174J, SOOO. 62SO, Ml,
6149, 6&6I-5553-S9IO. 5M). 5574. 5579, 558S-6S86,
5591, 5602, SOON. 5610, 5614. 6924. Ttlp following
.C4U6 U marked ready will M patted for Uu
day, Nos. 6627, 5628. 5637, 5638, 3647, 5648. 5840.
56SI-56S2, 5454 , 5469. 5660. S642. 5664. S678, .1679.
SA6.', S68J. S68S. Ml, S6S8. S689. 3691. .1694. 5693.
3694, 3684. 5699. 5700, 6701. 5702. 6701. 6704. SAW,
5710, 6714.6716. 3717. 5720. 5723, 5724, 3721. 3721. 57),
6733, 5736, 6738, 6741, 5742. 6741, 6146-5147, 371,
3734 . 4644. 8458. SUM. Highest number reached
on regular rail. 3717.
Supieme Court Trial Term Pari V. -Criminal
nirnuar. liciore Aspioau. '.1. court opens all
10 A. M. People vs John Orlot. nerltirv! nmnl, i I
John J. Oreensrlg. trand larceny: people isS
Andrew una, rccvlvlng stolen property; people
vs josepn i nanouitt, assault; people vs Patrldt
Foley, assault; People vs llobcrt Harris.
iiwt laitcny, i-roiiir s iiorry noou, murtier.
Supreme Court Trial Term. Part VII.
Crlinlnal Calendar. Before Crane. J. Court open
at 10 A. M, People vs James Hicks, grand larceny,
receiving stolen property: People vs Arthur
Thompson, Harry Kelly, Arthur Johnson, James
asn ami rranii xicKucnen. burglary, grand
larreny. receiving stolen property: People vs
filiiseppc meet anil Vlnrenrn Manzn. grand lar
ceny: People vs Mnnla Facilo. receiving stolen
property; People vs Frank Pcpperelll. violating
See. 1897 P. L: People vs Thomas O'Brien, grand
larceny: People vs Archlo Davis, assmll; people
vs (ieorge Murphy, lulatlng Sec. 1197 P. J,.;
B lupifT .i i-.iiii;4 l.JIICII, njuilllt.
County Court Part L fJilmlnal For Trial.
Before Dike. J. Court opens at 10 A. M. Mono
Tahllnno nllns Glrolamo Tavlllno, extortion;
Stephen Zlrllll. c. c. '.; James Malone, rape,
assault: Mcolal (lormoa, grand larceny.
Part II. Befoio Fawcetl, J, James Maronry,
attempt assault, c, c. w. ami selling cocaine;
Mike ilunke, Andrew Hunke, assault; John Torch.
assault: Annlo Travis, granil larrenv; I'asquale
i-umiuiv, aiicinui 11, nrii i-iicMiut.; llliaiu u ntil,
burglary, petty larceny and receiving.
Part III. Before Tlernan. J. James Curclo.
burglary, grand larceny and lecelvlng; Samuel
Sltomwasser. Peter Harrlck, grand laroeny and
receiving: (ieorge iwrenee, assault; John Cusky.
assault: William Mrrslck. c. c. w.
County Court Part lV-Clvll Calendar. Be
fore (Irani, J. Court opens at 10 A. M. Nos.
IS71. B8U-4. 1776, 1684, 1562, 1819, 2345, 1909, 1910,
Surrogate's Court. Before Keteham, s. Court
opens at 10 A. M. In the Hall of Itecords. second
noon The wills of Annie Krogh. Amelia Van
Brunt, tatitsa Durando, Peter lllckey. M. Frank
lin. Thoa. Halverseii, II. 11. (loft and ltosa lluberty.
The accountings In the rxate ot Alesslo Adlnoin.
Thus. Slnnott, John Lynch, J. H. Jones. Julia
O'Sulllvan, J. J. lamond, J. M. Moser, Kllrn
Ityan. Francis Orcsner. Margarettia Loorf,
nobert Patterson. J, McDrrmott. s. C. Jackson.
J. H. Ilrennan. Henry Campbell. Peter Dototaner.
Kintna Ilartman. It. Bolton, and Kmma Frltsch.
The cststrint Amelia Frcese, Conrad Srhalter.
61. Hersllts, Paulino Both, Mary Srhall. II. Ten
Bioeck, Margarrtha Barber, K. II, Conklln and
Isaac Hart.
Contested Calendar The wl II of Clarence Quick.
QUKCK3 COUNTY.
Suprrme Court TrlalTerm. Ilefore Van Slrlen.
J. Held In iho County Court Houss In Ixing
island City. Court opens and calendar called.
In Pari I. at to A. M. Nos. 120, 9U0, 962, 963, 943.
947. 1319. Cases lll be added to the ready sec-
luiu ui uic rnimuar iro'll nay 10 uay irom Iho
reserve calendar of November II, 1912. Highest
number reached nn Hie general calendar U ma
Supreme Court-Special Term for Trials-Be-foie
Clark. J. Held In the County Court House
In Long Island Clly. Court opens and calendar
called In Part II at 10 A. M.-NoS. 487, 490. 497.
499. .'). .112. 514, 616. 317. 322, o23. Highest number
ItKCORDt:!) LK.VHF.S.
3D AV. 354. tiasnnenl Morris UsmjlifV) l
Mendel I'lsehler, (M Wriutover a) S r
from Nov 1. '12; atty. .11 1, Amsteln. 311
lisv j4I
Ptlfl.: HT. M ,-nr Monroe St. IlrtVln A
! lloldsleliulo Hainl Adler, 36 Pike H 3 i II
I rs from Oct 12; ally, C Y Pallts. 11;
it. ... 11.144
12TH ST. S23-2S. all llelierra nanus pi
Henry Srharf, 1785 Fulton av: 3 rs frora
Muy 1, 1913; nttys. Hrellbart . H.
n, iv ..JS...H
JOTH ST. W, e . 25IO0.S. the land
Trustees Columbia ColKae tn Jelm r
ri'Bmirke. s W Mth st: 21 yrr. from Nov I,
1909; attv, IV C l)rr, 51 i'h.iinliers st
Taxes and 1 -.93
1ST AV. 2398, e cor 123d si. 40" anil 4M'j
!. ln.plu IValmtlnln In .Itm KltKOt I US.
"SSS Ik, v' S vri from Jltlv 1. 1912.. II. S
231) HT, 437 V, n . 22x117.6. the land -Caslmlr
de II More lo .Mary II Wood, 4U
W 23d st: 21 th froiu Muy 1. 1908. Hill.
M W f-olllnK. S3 Wall tt....TaxeB and
431) ST. 646 W. store. &c Philip ltj.oi ti
iSI tirohs Sons. Inc. 238 V 2th st. S ir;
rom June 1. 1911 ?
2Ir AV, 1091.96. store. 4Lr 12 Mania
Pleirsih to Sidney Kaber, 1091 stli a;
6 yr from Muy 1, 1913; atty, John I'eters.
210 P. 14tli st '.'
WALK Kit AV, Castle Hill m. Zerega s.
I.yverie pi. hotel. .i lieo Hcrold to .laros
Leopold, 755 II 13Slh st; 5 rs from Ihc
1, 1912: attys. Dernlielmer & S, 12il
and Amsterdam sv i '
JlULItnilltY ST. 109. nllltoo Peiiwacihi;
to Frank Peiiwacehlo. 75 Mulberr) st.
r from Ocl 1. 1912 attys. Ilernheli'i"
S. 12Sth st iin.l Amsterdam iiv.... 1.3
CHAMIUHtH ST. 91. store. ArHrnuM
Krdser to .lollll Mchodl, Woodslrte, 1, l.
7 5-12 r from Dec I, 1912, atty. L V
Dltmnrs. 302 llay W
est for November 13. Broadu ay-Flush-j
velopment Company vs. Van Fnssrn It'iar',
ny. rt nl: Hydo t. Median: llo.naudiu . I
rrarheil 521
Inquests for
Ing Dcvel
Coinnany
Yoillli; lien's Association vs. Shiiiii.i 'i .n....ii
aa president: Yott s. Vott,: Urban is. I'rtian:
Herbert -s. Herbert: Kllpumltskl ts. Lllpuu;
County Court- CrlmlnalTerin. Before lliinipli.
rli'SW 1? ne i'mMy, tjufl "'ouie In laliit;
LIS VKNDKNS.
ALBANY AV. . lots 240 to 245. mup t
Oloff Park, Bronx Augustus Van Oirt
landt, Jr, list Alhertoii Woodixorth el al
(foreclosure of intBl; attye, PhllWa.
Hi cUinun. .Menken ft (Irlacom.
llAXTF.lt ST. si, und Fruuklln at, 1 -Julius
.11 Muyt-r ugt .Morris (lolland (action lj
i-ompil exvcullon of mts): ntty. H 3
Murshall,
JOHNSON AV, w s. 20.8 ft from Interseo s
t'ublle Park ut Junction of Hpuyteti I".
vll Pnrkway and Johnon in. - s
Uroriro Jturray uxtarali K Hrrrlmi
al (foreclosurt. of transfer of ux lie"
ntty, K L Thompson.
l'KI.HAM AV, 11 s. 60.11 ft W of ll'ldl
av, 38.2x100 lhnplre City Salncs llsi
at Levoll Construction Co ct al tfiri
closuio of mtg), ntty, C IV Dayton
65TII ST, 5 to 9 W Alice A iVandfP f
Fl.ir.usnn Itealty Co (forerlusure of mts
attys. Davis, Symea A- Hclirellier.
6TII ST, S07 K Mary Murray ugt Unltol
Stutes Mall A: Uenernl Kxprcsa Co fl "'
(action to declare onnerahlp of ) part
atty. J 11 Ilogun.
114TH ST. n a, 320 f w of 3d av, li fx
190.11 Tlllle Weiss, president, 't
y.ucharlah lllrsrh ct al (foreclosure oi
mtg); attys, llovlns & Flurgflman.
119TH ST, 221 17 Fruticra C Little ugt John
J Churchill ct al (foreclosure of nitf
attys. Cu.-v & Carroll.
ntmiRUS PL. 21 Louis Blmon ngt Sarah
iiiniDrrg et ai iron-closure ot mortgage
ultv. A F Sllv.tnn
nilTllKUH l'U ii . 62.6 w Clinton st SCx
110 Annie U Walker agt Sarah Illmbera
et al (foreclosure of mortgage); a:t, A '
Sllverstone.
0 HAND UOULBVABD AND CO.NCOl'ItKB.
e 84.6 a 164th st. 100.1x191. 2x Irreg ,
V Llf Ins & Trust Co ugt F.lliubelh B
nan et ai (rorectosure of mortgage) ; utiji.
Kmm.l Jtr lnrla.
I7TII ST, a a, lio'r td av, 16.8x100 1) !
si, a s. 116.8 e 3d av, 16.8x109.1 CitaiTln
neip ugt v.aroune iteni-s et ai
tlonl! uttV. P (Anlc.
124TH ST. u e a. 1H7.5 a e Lenox al'. 20 1
190.11 Win J Willed et l act Will AK'-
Uonan et al (foreclosure of morlg.xdi
atty, A Knox.
lot 104 Tax Lien Co of Y agt Fa""1' f
Taylor el al (foreclosure of transfer of lax
lli-nit ntty. W I.ustgarten, ., ,
117TH ST, 783 15 Tax Lieu Co of N Y agt
illcliail .1 Mahcr et nl (foreclosure ot
transfer nf tux lien): atty. W Lustnarn-ii
7.TH ST. n s, S09 w 1st av. 25x102..' II";
man liallbnuer et al agt Hetty Iterlo el u
(action to declare lien); ally, I N
lams.
1021) ST. n a. 330 e 3d av, 25x190.11 -(lfor.s
Dudley, admr, agt Fredk It H.ielm.n el
al (foreclosure of mortKagel, atty
Herolil.
MiV BT. a a. llt.4 w Pleasant sv 33 4"'
.tiilin Asplnivsll et al ngt Mt rm. -')
Holding Co et a furi-i loiure o' " "
Hge) . attys, .lames. Sehell t. I.'l-
ll'l) IsT. s. 137.il e nth av. 7 a'i)i' ' ,
iluw Wilson, trustir, ict- Slum ' '
Co "t nl (foreclosure of inorig.in' 1 '
II .M Hone.
22.'t) ST. n s. lot 50. map of Vlllasf
Waketleld. Bronx- Mnry I' Ward at
Henry .DlcJtert l al (foreclosure.! of more
ai) ; atty, It, C Itlcaaby, 1
