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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-12
Pastor Guilty
Wronged Girl

ELIZABETH. y. J.. July l22.-.Tmdgc
Connolly today sentenced Rev. Willis
s. MacRortc, formerly pastor Of the
Mt. Horch and Springdale Methodist
Episcopal church. to three months in
the county Jail. MacRorie was con
vicIcd two weeks ago OF wronGing
Edith Nelson. a l9-ycar.old girl and
former member of the choir of the Mt.
Horcb church.
Former Judge Case. OF Somerset
county. counsel for the clergyman aft.
"r sentence, announced he would take
an appeal. Bail was then fixed at
$l.00O. which was furnished by mem.
Der Of the Mt. Horcb church.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-12
Stop Traffic
STREET CAR STRIKE AT LExIN6.
TON TIES UP TROLLEY
SERVICE.

LEXINGTON. Ky. July l2.-Sireel
car traffic. both city and interurban.
was at standstill here today as a re.
suit Of the general strike inaugurated
by the employees last. might. The men
demand higher wages and shorter
working hours. Special deputy sher'
ifs are patrolling the city. 1t is re-
ported that 125 men are out and thar
The number would be augmented dur,
ing the day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-12
TWO POWERS MAssINe FORCES.
WARILY WATCH ON COLON.
IAL FRONTIER.
jAPS CLAIM "NATIoNAL HONOR"
VIOLATED IN CALIFORNIA
LAND CONTROVERSY.
SITUATION REVEALED BY LETTER
PHILIPPINE DEFENsEs BEING
Observation-Disclosures THE
WORK ON WAR SUP.
PLIES.

WASHINGTON, July r.
Japan and the United States
have been secretly preparing
for war since June !, at least,
Astounding details of the co.
vert naval and military activity
OF both nations-of the United
States In the Philippines, OF
Japan in the Eastern Pacific
have accidentally come to light.
They reveal the two powers
massing their forces and watch.
ing each other warily on their
colonial frontiers today.
The situation described below
has been In existence for more
than Il month. A single act may
precipitate an international con.
flict At any time. Here are the
facts:
Japs Mobilize Fleet.
The Japanese fleet Is mObi.
lizcd near Formosa. an island OF
the Mlkado In the southeastern
Pacific. less than two days sail
from Manila.
A Japanese gunboat has been
ordered to Manila on ii friendly
visit. This is precisely the same
kind Of mission on which the
U, S. S. Maine sailed to Havana,
Cuba. IN 1898, n mission which
ended In the blowing up of the
battlcship In the harhor OF the
Antilles capital. and which was
the prologue to the Spanish
American War.
The Island OF Corrcgidor, the
principal defense CT Manila har.
Dor and surnamcd "The Gibral.
tar OF the East" has ben placed
in complete readiness for war.
tContinuoG OIL rage TwO)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-12
Mob Police
IRISH POLITICAL FACTIONS STOT
ROW AMONG SELVES AND
TURN ON COPS.
(EY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

tEY ASSOCIATED rEEsSl,
BELFAST lseland. July 122.-Seri.
ous riO;ins occurred here today dur.
Ing the July festival. Many windows
were broken and number OF police.
men and civilians were taken TO the
fospital. Rival factions OF Material. |.
lists and unionists fought each other
and when Il large body OF police ap.
reared they joined forces aud attack.
ed the policemen.
The fight ragged along the streets
for over an hour and half.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-12
FiUe Fair Hearts Shattered
When Loue Bubble Bursts

DENVER. Co July PC F.her
Thompson ugled mil welding
lions before the OF the packing
promises castles the sales ~
While the five bndestobe waited Croesu
for the ousseau he picked oe pocketbook
them he pswned 57 phonogaph tohe
he ghtensh for two
Five Denver girls changed expense
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-12

cHARON, Pa. July 10 Seeing that
the life Of Frank Hanna. a boy. was
In danger. as he was being dragged
along the road in runaway. Frances
Hcanly sent her horse ealloping in
pursuit OF the madened horse and as
she reached its side leaped on its
back and brought it to standstill.
Young Hanna vas not badly hurt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-12
Je,vel
Necklace Sold
JEWELRY BOUGHT FOR WHITE
WIFE SOLD UNDER HAMMER
BY UNITED STATES. &
(nY ASSOCIATED paEss)i

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE diamond
necklace which belonged formerly to
Jack Johnson's white wife, was sold
to a jeweler to-day for $3.50 at pub
lie auction In the office ofethe United
States marshal as appraised by govern
ment officials the necklace was valued
at 5000. Johnson bought 1t in Lon.
dom at the time Of the coronation Of
King George.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-12
QUEEN is EMBARRASSED.

LONDON. July 122.-Queen Mother
Alexandra is said to have been living
beyond her income Of s5OO,O0 u year,
has lost in some speculative invest.
ments and her family affairs had TO be
Strengthened out.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-12
PUP TO BE ENvlEo.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 12-sufer.
ing from nervous shock. "Me Too
Mrs. William Carter's Pekinese dog
has the services Of three dog doctors,
a specialist. trained nurse and the
solicitations OF the smart set. '
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-12
Serbs Capital
Is Storned
TROOPS FIRE DEADLY voLlsY
INTO cRoWD-SURRoUND
ROYAL PALACE.
tBr ASSOCIATED pIESS)

WY ASSO'lATED PRESS)
LONDON. July Rumors OF trou.
Bile In Sofia are telegraphed from til"
Vienna correspondent of the Central
News who reported that the moh
stormed the government Offices and
that the troops fired vollcy, killing
many people. 1t Is also rumored that
the Royal Palace is surrounded.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-12
COP NEEDS GUARDIAN.

NEW YORK. July l2.-Poiiccman
GOdfley Schlett is minus a gold watch
and chain. He stayed on an elevated
train to watch a man. and the man. III
leaving the train. coppcd the valua.
hlcs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-12
CUPID CATCHES UP.

VALPARAISO, Ind. July 12.-It
took Emmett G. Campbell and his di.
vorced wife 43 years TO find they
couldn't bear to live alone. They re.
married today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-07-12
RUSSIA GIVEN
POWER To END
BALKAN WAR
sELLloERENTS UNITE IN Ac.
CEPTiNG TERMS OF SETTLE.
MENT BY CZAR.
REAL SITUATION SUPPRESSED
FROM SERviAN AND sUL.
GARIAN PROPOSAL.

SOFIA, July l2.-Oll the bclligel-
cnis In the Balkan war have given
Russia full power TO find way to
bring hostilities TO an end
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03
MEXICAN FINANCES CLEARING
Detail. Of New Railways Loan Reveal Plan to axe
Care Of $I3,000000 Indebtedness
Due Next November.

aged entirely abroad details must come
from the foreign bankers. II is stated
that a definite announcement will be made
to-day.
with regard to the national government
loan Of $50, 000c0o. the New York bankers
stated IL would be in ten-year S per cent
800 bonds. Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and ]. p.
Morgan & Co, are the American bankers
who are the contractors for this loan.
which has just been taken over by an in
ternatonal syndicate. Associated with
them are Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co and
the Guaranty Trust Company.
Speyer e Co. have usually been asso-
ciated in Mexican government financing,
but they were not invited TO participate
in this new loan. Negotiations were be-
gun in December, 1911. and since that
time Speyer & Co. were the underwriters
Of a 100000 issue Of Mexican treasury
notes, in the hope, II Is stated. that they
would be asked TO take part in the new
issue
Bankers are Of the opinion that the
success Of both the government and the
railway loans marks the turning point In
Mexican affairs and that it will be now
only a short time until the United States
will recognize the Huerta regime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03
NEW YORK CURB.

After a generally weak opening, with
trading on a small scale. the curb market
yesterday developed irregularity. with de-
cided strength in spots. Tobacco Products
and United Cigar Stores Of America were
the principal issues on the upward move,
the former making an advance or aoout
1914 points on the exchange OF small
lot. while the preferred moved up >
United Cigar Stores OF America, after
slight reaction, advanced q. Brush
American Tobacco developed heaviness
on small offerings. The Standard Oh SUB
salaries ruled firm. but comparatively
quiet The copper shares we're generaHE
weak and slightly more active.
Light trading occurred In the Nevada
group and price recessions were the RUE.
North Star. the leader In point OF activity,
opened al 6sc and declined 10 1nal sales
at sc Continued heaviness was evil
denced in Tonopah Merger. which sasSed
from tic 20 7ic. Jim Butler dropped .
points selling finally at 7sc. Nevada HIS
eased of from sec 10 &c and Mizpah FIX
tension from 500 20 tic Tonopah EXten-
sion came out at & 3-l6 and West End NJ
81 Belmont. under pressure, dipped
from $685. TO 81 1-l6 Merger Mines was
sold az 1oc 70 l9c and Gro al l4c. Goldheld
Atlanta changed hands at l6c 10 lo'2c-
y, THoruDsOn q Co, No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03

Official confirmation OF the completion
of negotiations for an authorized loan Of
t29l60. 600 by New York and foreign
bankers to the National Railways Of
Mexico revealed Yesterday that the COM
panv has sold S26 go. 900 Of the issue to
Kuhn. Loeb & CO., Speyer & Co. and
LaderbUrg. Thalmann & Co. Of New
York j. Henry Schroeder & 60. and
Speyer Brothers. London. and the Ber-
liner Handles Gesellschaft and the Bank
fir Handel ind Industrie. Berlin The
notes run Tor two years, bearing per
cent interest
The new notes are secured by s2i.so0, 900
iie per cent prior lien bonds and tlI,-
1000 general mortgage per cent bonds
guaranteed bv the United States OF
Mexico Of the National Railways Of
Mexico. or the proceeds $4,000 900 were
used in paying Off like amount Of two
year ~ per cent gold notes maturing
June !. The rest is to be used TO retire
$l3.62o,ooo loan maturing on November 10
next.
Bankers said yesterday that the prob
able Offering price OF the new notes will
be around o. As this loan. AS well as the
100000 government loan, was man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03
MARINES EARNINGS OFF
1nternationals 1912 Surplus
SIT, 358 Less than in 1911.

Inc pamphlet report Of the Information
al Mercantile Marine Company for the
fiscal year ended December 81 last, made
public yesterday, shows that the combined
surplus for that period was s3.7S7,911.
compared with s4509,269 in 1911. S4,S49,-
$50 in 1910 and S1.1S2.S34 in 1909 sur
plus earnings over charges were sufficient
TO have paid fun per cent dividend
on the outstanding preferred stock and
leave balance equal 10 49, per cent on
the common. against 2.79 per cent in 1911.
The figures do not include earnings Of
the Leyland and National lines. in which
the company has important holdings
These lines have made separate reports 10
their stockholders. showing profits for the
year Of $500 49, as against s237,9 in
the previous year. and the National line,
S36.97S. contrasted with S9.3O6. in 1911
Owing 10 the Titanic disaster. the in
surance fund for 1912 showed a loss Of
S1.49S.SS5. The number OF vessels in the
different services Of the company is ia,
representing a gross tonnage OF l,071.635,
10 which will be added when the IS
steamers now building are completed, eos
115 tons gross. making in all a tonnage
Of 1.-S0,fl0 tons.
The report pays warm tribute 10 the
late J. Pierpont Morgan and Clement 4.
GrisCOm. both Of whom played important
ternational Mercantile Marine Company
The board also expressed its regret over
the resignation Of j. Bruce Ismay as pres
ilent of the COmpauy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03
B. & 0. NOTES ARE PAID
Issue of S50,0OO,OOO Taken Up
$10,000,OOO of 1t Abroad.

holders of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road Company's 100000 three-year ~
per cent notes, which matured June ].
were paid in cash Yesterday from the
proceeds of the s63, $4,000 twenty-year AZ
per cent convertible bonds sold last win
ter In most European countries the
practice is to meet such paper the day be
fore its Sunday maturity. Accordingly.
the SlO0o0O Baltimore & Ohio potes held
abroad were taken up on Saturday in
London
The completed transaction leaves unin-
numbered in the Baltimore & Ohio treas
urv securities to the market value of S75.-
10000 to 100000. 1t was stated that the
Baltimore & Ohio has no plans for extern
sive expenditures. the $50 CcOOOo spent by
Daniel Willard in his three-year admin
istration having placed the property in
excellent condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03

Sondcrs Bros Bran. S422 OS
Broad Realty Coz Never. S3I463
amer singer Manufacturing CO and
knicNerboc<er GarIge-Barney Estate Co.
NtO.Opf 20
Liberty Avenue Theatre CO. F Pearson 81
%. ssh o..
Goldman Never d co-French Dress Co.
XiNG 81
Princess Fruit Cake go and Samuel John
ston " Wood Si3s -.
Manhattan Commercial CO-American Bond
ing Go OF Baltimore. costs, Sos SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03
GETS U. p. DISSOLUTION PLAN
Attorney General Considering Scheme
10 Dron Southern Pacific.

Washington. June Z-Attorney General
NcRevnolds received from the Union "a
cIfc to-day copies Of It's plans Tor the
dissolution OF the Union Pacitc-southerH
pacific merger. He will begin an analysis
60 deterunine the governments attitude.
Mr.. McReynolds said to-day that ne
had not vet finally determined Wheh OF
where the governments proposed sun
under the Sherman antitrust law TOT ths
scparation Of the Central PACING lro"
the Southern Pacific would be brought
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

Chicago. June 2-The local securities
market followed the weakness of the
Eastern markets. although the liquida-
ton here was not so large proportionate-
ly Sears RoebuCk common. Peoples
Gas and American Can stocks with de-
cllnes ranging from 20 points led
the declines. Elsewhere the losses were
fractional Chicago Railways issues
chiefly series - were heavy. The uu-
changed issues included United Carbon
preferred. National Biscuit common
Commonwealth Edison. Booth Fisheries
preferred and Svift's issues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03
Dividends were declared as follows

Dividends were declared as follows.
American Manufacturing co. quarterly Ia
per cent, payable July ] 20 stock OF record
June 10
Buffalo Mines Co. Ltd. quarterly If 3 per
cent and extra per cent payable July 7. and
the regular extra % g per cent payable NJ
gust IL.
Celuloid CO.. quarterly OF ia rer cent,
payable juno 80 90 stock OF record juno lG.
Chicago. Rock Island x Pacific. quarterly OF
~. per cent payable June ~. TO stock Of
record June Is.
Eastman Kodak Co. extra dividend of 5
per cent on tho common stock payable sep
tember 10 stock OF record July 81.
Guggcnhcim Exploration Co. quarterly ~ 3
PER cent, payable July I 20 stock OF record
juno H.
Indianapolis Street Railway Co, semi an
nual OF per cent. payable July J.
Mergenthalcr Linotype Co., quarterly Of 2ic
per cent ana extra Of one-haH Of l per cent
PAYABLE June 80 to stock Of record June :
Pittsburgh Terminal Warehouse and Trans
fer Co. monthly OF 1874 cents, payable June
l6 TO stock OF record June 2
savoy on Co. dividend OF . cents paysble
June 20 TO stock Of record June 10
Second and Third Streets Pass. Railway. OF
Philadelphia. quarterly ~ So. payable July I
20 stock Of record June .
ST. Joseph Railway. Light. Heat and Power
Co.. quarterly Of d. per cent on the preferred
STOCK, PAYABLE July 20 stock Of recor! June
H.
swift 4 Co quarterly OF = per cent. pay
able July 10 stock Of record June 10
Yukon Gold Co. quarterly Of p per cent.
Nahle June 20 to stock OF record June 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03

Total operating revenue Of the Penn
sylvania system. east and west lines. for
April amounted to s300il.o95. an increase
OF i27T.SS5. as compared with April Of
last year: operating expenses for the
month were $26.26l. 6Oo. an Increase OF So
o225io over last April. but net earnings
decreased SL2H,655. the figures for this
year being -. 9.495
The Erie Railroad reports gross reve-
nue. for April Of S4,723,7 6S, as compared
with s. 49, li for April, 1912. an increase
of $3.50 80; operating expenses and taxes
were s5772,6i5, an increase OF I55s.sn. and
net operating income for the month was
SS5i125, a gain of Sill n3
The New York Central Lines for April
shows gross operating revenue OF It's con-
solidated system Of so. 49, go, a gain OF
S3.355J9S. operating expenses and taxes
amounted to Sl93s9,6-o an increase Of 81
6li.95f. and net operating revenue for the
month was N3i2J7o, a gain Of S7io6if
Gross earnings OF the Northern Pacific
Railway Company for April were S.ssS.2i3
"A gain Of SN6.5e0 over April OF last year.
and net earnings were Sl,635. s3s de-
crease Of 1896. 7'3 as compared with April
Of 1912
The April gross earnings of the National
Railways OF Mexico were N.055.76l de-
crease Of S95735s as compared with April
Of ltst year. net earnings were Si.2i5.9i2. a
decrease Of S7a9 as against last April
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com
pauy reports gross earnings FOR April
Of 50. 236.5s4. an increase Of S3,7-s, as com
pared with last April. and net earnings
Of sas6 zoo q decrease of 500 az against
April 1872
The seaboaId AIT Line reports gross
earnings for April OF UI5.'52. gain Of
S5G3l over April. 1872. and net earnings
OF s5i-2S3. an increase Of E56e'9. as COM
pared with last April
Charles y King vas elected a director
OF the AmaIeamated Copper Company 90
succeed John Bushnell. resigned
The coupons due June !. 1913 on ,he
United states Of Mexico 3 per cent gold
bonds OF 1905 are being paid by Spe.'
y co
I'm the absence OF r. j. cgr.eg prs-'-
dent Of the DisuIers Securities Corpora
tion. who mas been 30 abroad Tor six
months. Amory O Hodges. chairman or
the executive committee. yesterday made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

In commenting on the downward ten
dency Of the security market, and refer
ring particularly 10 stocks in which they
are interested, Henry L. Doherty & CO.
say that the decline does not in any way
reflect on the hnancia! condition Of the
company. As is shown by the following
paragraph.
The Cities Service Company earnings
applicable to common stock dividends will
be between Z and - per cent for this
calendar year. This gives a fair idea II
the intrinsic value OF the common stock.
which is now quoted at l05 10 l0s
Some Of the other stocks have gone
down. due 10 the general decline in the
market for all securities and the need for
cash on the part Of some stockholders at
a time when there were few buyers
Louisville Merger.
n NJ Byllesby & co. have been granted
permission by the Kentucky Court Of Ap-
peals 10 merge ali Of the electric and gas
utilities Of Louisville into a single conf
pany \ suit 10 restrain this amalgama-
ton was started by several taxpayers. who
stated that IL violated the antitrust stat
ute Of the state The court held that the
consolidation. which was previously sane
toned BY the ordinance enacted by the
Mayor and City Council Of Louisville was
legal
Montreal Light Heat and Power Co.
The annual statement Of the Montreal
Light Heat and Power Company shows
net earnings Of &2,7l7l37, or nearly l5 per
cent on the common stock of the com
pany. and the gross revenue amounted 10
s gJs. 500 After providing for operating
expenses dividend requirements, reserve
funds. etc there ls surplus OF $o27l%I.
President Holt stated that "A new gas
manufacturing plant would shortly be-
built 10 take charge of increasing busi-
ness He also referred TO the electrical
DEVELOPMENT Of the Cedar Rapids Com
pany where 60Oco horsepower vii! ulu-
nately he used by the parent company
American Water Works and Guar. Co.
The American Water Works and Guar
entee Company. OF Pittsburgh reports net
earnings. after all operating expenses and
Interest charges. Of 81 ,70i.JCo for the fiscal
year ended April % last, as compared
with AltUriipOl III lilE li'fiO"' '''-eN' go
and Ssz3133 In 1911. The increase IA net
earnings was s6i3 i29 or slightly moro
than sufficient 70 pay the per cent divi-
dends for the year on the 100000 cumu-
lative participating preferred stock The
balance Of NlO4,50O IS equivalent - ll'i
per cent on the 100000 common stock
outstanding. Net earnings. as compared
with 1911 increased 1851 .3o7 or approx
lnately 80 per cent in two years. The
statement Of the company is as follows;
Gross earnings Of water plants
owned and controlled by the
American Water Works ana
Guarantee Company. including
dividends received by the
American Water Works ana
Cuarantce Company from trac
' ,ear s s1 Aprl S0 1918 49,. s3.s77 551 20
Other income and prohts ~
american Water Works ana
1.-,tIr, expe1ses ......... 9I217l ~
Operating expenses
OF subsidiary com a.o,a-
Danies ....- ....-- HIf''o''o 81
ColiDon interest on
outstanding bonds
% operating com e.o,,o.
p"h'7s - 3.ls5. 223 -
~. syroigx earnings for year
arplfoable 90 dividends ..... 81 'Vf'o"' w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03
BOND DOTS.

Lee. HIse.nson & co. are Offering 70
Investors $4,000 United Fruit Com
any four-ycar 8 per cent coupon gold
totes. due MAY = Oh Prices on appli-
alton and interest 20 yield about s per
'srt
Cutter. May d Co. Of Chicago. were the
EceessfuI bidders on May p for $1,000
'per cent GOLD coupon tax free bonds OF
5lhl, S. Louis County. MINI
According % reports. Jackson. Kinds
County. Miss will hold an election on
'uns : 10 decide on the issuance OF $1,000
'a,srworks extension and improvement
n0q refund.ne. 5000 street improve
rent and $500 public land and building
ords
R J. v-e-.ard. clerk o. the Board OF
finance Of Jersey CITY s. J.. will re-
,svs proposals INIT. p m. June s for
500 a. per cent refundlng and $4,000
efer cent haroor Improvement gold cou-
On o. registered tax free bonds. denom-
iaton 81 c0. dated June T. 1913. and due
!-7s 1883
Il . reported that Sidney Splitter & CO.
Toledo. were awarded on May 2 the
|SH per cent nineteen and half
az average police and FIRE station bonds
Marion. Marion County, Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. June p Wheat 10 day declined
sharplv chiefly because ~ rains 10 western
Kansas and i'm PARTS Of Oklahoma. The market
closed weak AT q net loss ~ lisMl &c. lAtcsl
rrioos FOR corn we're shade 10 &c OF ana LoI
cats &c down 10 nc gain. In provisions ihe
outcome varied from -'sc lower 10 an up'uI"
Of tic Range % prices,