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M. RUMELY COMPANY
(Rumely Products Company)
U lderi of Cetti-Ceese of Depo?it i?a?ie.I ?S*/ Uniled State. Morte?,.- _
Truii Cei epeeeewttag Tmem Yea? ^n Per Cent. Convertible Gold
k (? ?nd 9 ? l'**i Crut ( ?BB-BStOa NotOB of ihe M. Rumely ( ompans,
aasl
Holden of *- S? till ajee of Depoait iaaurd hi Tbr Nrw YotU Tni.t ( ?, rep
?entine PlO*QCTod and Common Stock of the M. Rumely Company, and
a Holder? S. I etliicaloa al DapOOit i. ?urd by I'nited States Mortgage &
'"??,( {**) representing ila.m? agoJsMt the ?Hove ? ompnnie?, an?!
Holdem el ?ucn Wetee, Stock and General Claim?;
per cen? i tea, and i substantial m iji i !
Jtocl veil u substa I ol
'A ' led and Agreement <-f i
'.. ipany and
. :. ?dopt.d and api roved bj tv ? I
' mi ilttee, the Join! Reorgan latio
?L acting ' ,na' Agreem? rel five.
A ? ?>?' and Agreement the, it has this eleventh da,
iid Pit id ?'? ?. c t of Reorganization oper?
A , . and In ac.ci.1a-. e there*
I. the i effect
i i which d._i ilti ol Notes,
ie . eposltarlei above ;?...m rcl uni
November 10, 1915. After that date '
( il ?. i I other deposit?; will he ac
,.? ? entIre the imittee and
ttee mav see ill to impose.
tilled, pursuant t<? the PI I
? thereunder, namely 5'." per
* Stoi k, must he ?
November 10. 1915, at till* Office Ol
-. . > l he Near York Ti i
ent of I **'"
I m ol Reorgi
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N b Vori
! I -urd under the Plan.
k Trust Company, DepO! I -
- Cecn listed on the New i ". k
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QCtoher I ' FeorRtnizatlon Committee,
' ??> ! JOHN W. PLATTEN,
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Chairman.
fMjSD SALES OS THE STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1915.
Trsdln* ln ->onda on the New York Stock Exchange Monday amoanted to
ti!? WO. egaleet $1.*-:>::.0&0 Saturday and $,1,268.000 a week ago (Stock Ex
?k_t_* ri??ed a .ear ago . Total from January 1 to date, $664.411,000, ajalnat
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TOPICS OF DAY
IN WALL STRH
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in -the Afternoon*!
stock Market.
BROKERS BID 86 FOR
I! AFTER i ill. (1.0
Directors, a Work from I o d
1" Decide Whether Divid? III
Is To Be Restored.
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after snothor in it? triui il progi
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improve !n Ostobei i.? 11 d : : 9
teniber, there 1? no longer such a th
as a surplus of Idle curs on the n
road!. There l! known to be a ihc
age of car? for cerUin Industries, ?
of them soft coal mining. A fam
of car? generally is predicted wit!
a month When ?he rallroadi ?ho
have been preparing agair.'t such
contingency they could not afford
buy th?- ear? Credit eost <oo run
Now, ?eben they are beginning *.o b
they are In da
Time and agnin I ment eo
paiiies
past bj 01 dor? ?'' ? from ? vary
ai one? i lor? eo
bow. th? ?quipmi ?ai
whole will be in h ?? 'ion to
then promptl) thsn they have been
years. They aire too busy mak;
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The Moniter Slain.
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off. The la-- of lb? bocketahop?, i
change autho
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were moved to isvosl
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iiad helped all unwittingly to keep t
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f-ay, ai.d the
found ? unnot
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when they
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lightened; arid nut slwsyi then.
Hurketshops Immortal.
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the ? nd of the boll i .mes, the
are no bucket let, w he
ed OB uprer floor
away from the elsmoi ai.ti turmoil
th? eroi , gone b
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speculation is slwi
the bu? bete? ? rar, c.-n
perfect
who wl '
over ur." . ' ..re fro
bitten arid who wait psti?
r former diz2
ling their money tl
while on ? ? ? know
us "feeling for th? bottom of the nm
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full ? these customer?, and
the - ..a boliov?
a. Baeketshop? ha-.
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Wsll come to !.. . e? '
rtol.
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have had
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French sale the dei
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th? country .-rem? destined to be ful
fllled.
Tho-e "Flattened" War Stocks.
The names of the stocks that mad.
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eral Motora, B: Intel
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United S*a ?al Alcohol.
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Trust Five Per Cent Bonds, Due January I, 1917
First -ouaterai Mortgage Five Per Cent Bonds, Due August I, 1920
A mai it-, "I Hm "i't ISBsltS| T-rjt! B'.nH? of 1917 ?ml ? lubitinli?! p?rce.lt?(? of the First Coll.1er.I B .n.|? r.? 1920 h...
been depoiil? | m ?,.'? I rd w.ll? ihit (Vmmitlte.
In ?iet. i?f thr il?-r?u!t by ihe R?c?ntr ef ike Mii'onri P.?-ihr Railway Co. in the psym.nl of mfete?t due Ortoker lit 1JIS
no the F.ibbi ?li 51a s line b.nd., ?huh ?re pledged .? leruritj for Ihr Irutt Bondi ..f 1917, .nd whir? art ?fured \tj Bett m.rt
ttrt on IS2 mlft >; Dili line of r!?e Ra.'-?a-, (.'?... the Committee dtemt it ?nentiil that ??i uf the hoider? of the ?h ?? mrr'.on.d
b? nd? IMBM ur.tr immrdi.lrly lo control. f,r their own benrht. the pr-icredintl under thii .nd the other nv*rl??ff? irrurinf r?v|
itafSaly bin of tbt ?bo?e itmfi.
I'.'.n i.'l'ir tr-il to ?1 posit their Find? wi'h the < aolumbts T?TBS| C..mf.p?nv at It? c?ate, N" . ?So ft road
. Ihe I lopo "Con ? ?? .11 I ?? 1- i L, wbrther
? ? fi.rrn, and coupon bood? >.f either Iseoe heat .?li roupona n rnl t?, Van?! I.
rea made toi I the I ertHlfotsa of D I i II N't? ,
rroBfed to nl. in-.??'. <!'i"H!tin,r bondholder? the .nimmt of intrrrat die S< n?. mher I,
1918, upon I.- I- i?l H"!i>i- "i '''?7 it the I i ?? ' sa I a presratotioa of ??? ir,:....te, ..f iepoaii for
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taken ........ Pebnurj I, 1016, apoa the 1 Irst ? ollstrral M .-*.-?.- ?i ? ? |
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THE COMhtTlTEE HAS EXTENDED THE TIME OF DEPOSIT UNTIL NOVEMBER 1. 1915. AFTER WHICH
DATE BOND** WILL BE RECEIVED ONLY UPON SUCH TERMS AND CONDITIONS AS IHE COMMITTEE
?MAY DETERMINE.
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WM. ALLEN BUTLER,
WILLARD V. KING,
JAMES TIMPSON,
ASA S. WING.
L. EDMUND ZACHER.
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TO II?AL FUEL AND IRON CO
Plan to Consolidate Other Colorado
Coal Intercut?.
Pen-rer, Oct. 18. The object of a
propoaal to consolidate the principal
coal mining companies of Colorado.
exclusive of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company, is to reduce operating
costs, according to a statement issued
I.y J. C. Oagood, president of
Ajnerican Fuel Company, it
? Bated that th. proposed plan
. reduce operating expenses 12.
. >-ar.
. ..ment dec?ores ?that the
?? ei interest* have not been
consulted and that competition will be
i, us t!-.?* Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company produces 35 per cent of
?a-...', output. It adds that In?
creeaoa in miners' wages, latrodu !1
of un eight-hour day and enforcement
the workmen's compensation luj?
are among the chief causes of greatly
td cost of production.
Stockholders of the Colorado Fuel
and Iron Company held their annual
? ag here to*day and re sleeted dl*
rectors, selecting j. J. B. McKennan,
IgOl <>f the company, and
W. B, Dickson, of bfoatelalr, N. J, aa
new dl.'. r . I with D. H.
Taylor, elected several months ago,
succeedod !.. M Bowers, George J.
Gould and K. T. Jeffery, resigned. The
directors re elected the company offi?
cers, headed by J. F. Wclborn, ;
dent.
TO DELAY FORECLOSURE
Mercantile Marine Reorganization to
Meet Another Snag.
Action will be taken to-day, . ??'
an early date, by the Wallace commit?
tee, representing preferred stock holders
of the International Mercantine Marine
Company, to prevent the forecli .
proceedings planned for this wees by
?he b<?n [holders' reorganisation com?
mittee, of arhich ( . to f. Bai u ?
idem of the Mew _ert Treat Coat i
I Is ciiuirman.
Counsel for the Wallace corr
? (,. Parker, the New
I recoil ?-r appoii I igust,
tor to 1 iceivi
the Met eourt?.
Wi
automatically delay a sale of the prop
arty at foi lure, which
king, and will furnish
another eon*
ng waged by the I
tral Trust Company against the Ntv
York Trust Company.
tea ieinal application
for a receivership of the Internal
Mercantile Marine Company, it \va
rday, adll repeal the chare?*?
brought against the bondholder-' cotn
.* the receivership was not
ed in that the company was i
til
time default was made last March.
MAXIM PRICE UNAUTHORIZED
No Stock Can He Delivered?Il; ram
Maxim Not in (<?nipan>.
Hudson Maxim, pr?s.dent of
Maxim Muaitiona Company, issued a
tatet ei lay, which said, la
part:
"It has been brought to the attention
of th' ? this company that in
the pa s certain unautl.
and
. i i be panerai ? n:< l-.
apparently have c
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W with publiel] t.. ttats that ?
i? now or has been aether ted
te Quote any prices on our -hare-.
I Is no stock that can be del
ano this company has no*. _}a_0, a: I .'.
li not at the nresenl I pared to
nuke, any public statement It further*
? te sta'e thai Bif Hiram
Max m has no connection whatever
With this company."
' . b broken have been dealing in
_ on a ''wi..
B -.';ey regard
? ultimate.
MERCHANTS TO DISCUSS WAR
Delegates from Foreign Cltie? to At?
tend Washington I ??mention.
Washington. Oet IS. When the
her of Conrnerce of the Unite !
fourth annual m? el g
fton. on February I, '? an 1 : .
'here will be a I
unu.ually large atendance, a?'beca.ja ?
?> u i la a critical period,m
pass. Business men all over
the cfui;try find it next to ?mpa
tu forocas 1 fr.v. month to month the
change.? m : ba ness.
John H . H.cy, of Boston, president
of the organitation, will be - - 'hau.
Every commercial body affiliated with
i I . bar of ? ?oaame I ? I sited
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Hawaii and tue Philippinen, is
-.rfc? ; to provide ?' r sttendance of de>
ga'.s. Representative? will ba pre*.- ir
from the America.1. Chamber.?, o!
:. Paris, Lome, M.!an and Con
1 he National Council will
assemble a day in advance.
To Approve Seaboard Mortgage.
i of the leebeera a-.
Kailway, in accordance with pre
\i"ualy announced plans, will hold a
? peca! Meeting at Petersburg, Va, on
:;h? r _ to ratil
? -1 en the comnanv ai
Atlantic 4 West? a _p
of a SSO
. lee of
the two companies.
TRADING IS DULL
IN COTTON MARKET
Prices React from Early Ad?
vance-Irregular at
the Close.
Cor.?'.p'..rir.<j; the amount of bull new?
at hand ye?ter.lny. e<nton tn:?<!?
rather a poor response, with the poi
?ible exception of the first h> I r, when
pries? BOM up 15 to fj point? above
Saturday'a clo.se. January reached
12.9S on ?his advance, but the absence
of any buying in volume, such a? char?
acterized the last advance to tio 1 ??
COB! leve!, ?a? clearly apparent, .and
roden, who believed that ?he
p-rieo fully reflected the pr.- ?? ?f
outlook, had little difficulty in hr- g rig
about i .' irp roa ? b?
importan? sf these occurred in the late
folloWsOg a privat?- MSaSBSJB
fron Memphi. ?aying it wsa under
?tood then that a obbIs BMOBOOB had
been received uoatloaiag ?orioua labor
trouble In afaacaestor and the prob?
ability of a lock-out.
On? of the mo?t important of the
foroa? on bu'l factor? wa? the report
of a New OrlOBBI paper claiming that
th? condition of cotton at thl? t.me n
the lowest on record. Th? very bull?
ish view wai right In line with many
private reports, par*ieuli?r'.j- from th?
Muthweat, where heavy rain? have
. . . ? floods, damaging the quality and
eauiing islsj in picking.
. .'- at wer? kofluottCOd by the New
Orleaa? report and came ?e.*eral point?
r than due at the hour of the
opening. It wa? stated in lite
report!, however, that iniurance com?
paru.'? were refusing further rtaki on
cotton ihinment? to it i ?ovioo coun
rl ea was expected te reotrlol so*
port, When thl? nets? became known
IB the loot boor January dropped to
12.76, or - poiots under Saturday'?
? ire wa?i ver-, little rally fr..m
I I ft| ill price? were ?tea?ly
:.* ? poiotl advance to - point. n< t ?)??
led leport? from the Oklahoma
an?! Texsi d ? iwod heavy raini
over Sundsy, but the forecast wiu for
fsir sad cooler tvesther svoi the Booth?
?os1 -* ?f the private IqfnnastloB
si baad, however, lodlestod that all
ir a top crop IB that .?ection hud
? ?
?pol marke'- were un
? 1 to '??c net high-r. The itrength
ithern ?pot boldora ??em? to be
I by the action of the Federal
i.r.l which enables them to
? ? ' I p?r cent.
?ment at the clo?e wai coniid
PSixod ar.d rather more reac
rionary In view of the disouietiag Man
v .-?terday ag
?? ??! I-'.."._'.'. bales, making for the
BgOiBSt 1,H75.!S.',J
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Opa?, ll'itl. I.m CBM
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BANKER. 100. SMOKES IN BED
Friend? Shower Baltimore ( entenarian
B?t (iifl?.
III. MeiHBB to Tl.. rrtiwir.? J
i'?!' 1 ore.Oet? 1?. Wiiii.m WSIlaee
Spence, Baltimore'! oldeit financier,
irnoked hi? ngar and read his news?
paper ir bed to day hie 100th birth
l?d hii pleaiure in re
I lower? and gift* tent to him
St. Andrew'! Society, of which Mr.
ria? been a member half a
itury and ha? served a. president,
gO/O h.m a -..ver loving cup. He al.o
received a floral tribute from tru.t
aoaspOBioa and bank? of which he had
BOOB a director. He ?aw the member?
sf bl? family and thanked them for
rh.ir congratulation!.
Bggoetioo of hi? phy.ician.
Mr. 8 ? ? the day in bed. il*
? a? not ill, hit a trip on Friday night
from Hoi Springs, V?.. had tried hi?
Itrength H ? doctor manreli at th.
itrength of the ret,red finar. ..r, and
?ay? that hi? heart 11 eineciallr itrong.
Colonial Line Winter Schedule.
the Coloaisl I.me -.'earners, for
I'r.it ?le* CS and BoStOB, leave I'-.er 3.',
North Liver, now at "? p m. in.te-ad of
Ths ?Orvie? il maintained
" ? . nnd Sunday
. rates of fare foi ?.uiei hev.
B.s. gone into effect.

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