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BAvIO RIMGLE HONORED
At GRAND JUNCTION

David Ringle of Canon City. one Of
tho past grand patriarchs. who began
mis- high office in 1888 and who was n
grand master in 1887. was among
shose to receive Jewels at the Patri-
xrchs Militant sessions Monday.
Mr.. Ringle Is one OF the Oldest Odd
Fellow members In the state and still
retains his membership in the Lead
vile lodge. where he lived In the early
days. although he now resides in Can
On City.-Grand Junction News.
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he east las.4 fest q q

the east 1894 feet ok So1-
lege Ava. !; :. - :, :. =
The east u of the nortn lO1
feet OF block 8. .........
The east " Of . tract NJ land
which Is .02 feet wide and
asa: fext long, ths nrrth
side ~ winch u lbz feet
south of the north side Of
block 3 .........
The east " OF q, tract OF land
which is 81 feet vide and
37S.37 fcst long the north
sid, OF whi.-h Is z0s feet
south u t"s nort--. ado Of
block . ............ -.
The east l. of e tract CT land
which Is 81 feet wide,
1887 feet long. the north
side Of which Is 255 feet
south OF the north side Of
block 8 ..................
The following described
tracts in Chapman's sub
division of the above des-
crfbed Colorado Coal and
Iron Company's Canon Gar
dens. In block /.
10. o . end onrb
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follows:
Beginning at n point 60
feet n. 81 degrees II min
utes w. OF the southeast
corner OF 18th street and
Water street OF Canon City.
Colorado. and running
thence n. IS degrees 43
minutes. T.. 3s2.00 feet
thence n. so degrees ~ min
utes. w. 1902 feet. thence
s. 5s degrees 40 minutes. w.
1885 feet, thence 8. 81
degrees IL minutes. +. 123
feet to pint of beginning >.
A tract OF land described as
follows:
Beginning at n point 1873 feet
N. 81 degrees IL minutes. w.
OF the southeast corner
of 18th s:rcst and Water
street OF Canon City, Colo
rado. and running thence
N. IS degrees 10 minutes. +.
3is.s5 feet. thence N. so de-
grees ~ minutes. w. 222.54
feet, thence s. SO degrees
IL minutes. w. 277.70 feet.
thence s. 81 degrees IL min
utes. e. 210.52 feet. to point
OF beginning .......-.-.-..
A tract OF land described as
follows:
Beginning ut point i9s.4s
feet s. 81 degrees IL min
utes y. of the southeast cor
ner OF Main street and 18th
street Of Canon City. Colo
RADIO. and running thence ".
IS degrees II minutes +.
277.70 feet. thence N. SO de-
grees 12 minutes w. 1851
feet. thence west 1899 feet
thence 8. degrees 23 min
utes d. 171.00 feet TO point
OF beginning ...............
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LOT 10 Il
Lot 16 to % and including
lots 16 to 23, each. h........ !.
In block 2 OF the above des-
cribed Chapman's sub-divi-
siion.
Lots l to 2s and including
lots / and IS. each. ...... 1.
In block 3.
Lots ! to IA and including
lots l and IA. each. ......... l.
The west u OF lot Is. ..-.-... IS
The east n OF lot 5.-........ 81
A tract of land described as
follows:
Beginning at the northeast
corner OF Main street and
l4th street OF Canon City,
and running thence along
the north side OF said Main
street ". 5S degrees 43 min
utes, Z. 1852 feet. thence N.
81 degrees II minutes. w.
256 feet, thence s. 5s de-
grees 43 minutes. w. $50
feet, thence s. 81 degrees
II minutes, Z. 256 feet to
point OF beginning. .-. 36(
A tract OF land described a.
follows:
Beginning at the northeast
corner OF Main street and
14th street Of Canon City.
Colorado, and running
thence n 81 degrees IL
minutes, w. 256 feet. thence
8. IS degrees 43 minutes. w.
so feet, thence s. 81 degrees
II minutes, +. 256 feet.
thence n. SIS degrees ~
minutes. L. so feet to point
Of beginning. ....-.-...-.--- Se
A tract OF land described as t'
follows
Beginning at the northwest
corner OF Main street and
18th street of Canon City,
Colorado, and running
thence n. 81 degrees II
minutes. w. 25s feet, thence
8. IS degrees AZ minutes.
w. 1877 feet. thence south n = z
distance OF 1896 feet. =
thence N. 5s degrees ~
minutes. w. 341-5 feet to
point OF beginning. g......... 2s6
The following described
tracts in block 3. 4. 5, 6. 4.
8 and ., in Augustus Macon's
addition to Canon City.
Colorado:
In block 3.
Lots / to 16 and including
lots l and 16. each. ..-.-... %
In block 4.
Lots ! to 16 and including
lots and 16. each. ......-. %
In block 5.
Lots to 16 and including
lots and i6. each. ..... %
In block 6.
Lots ] to 16 and including
lots / and Is. each. .. %
In block z.
Lots TO 16 and including
lots l and 16. each. h..-- 22
In block s.
lOt ..-.-..-.. ..........s..
Lot lS
Lots to "a. including lots
4 and II. each. h.......-..... %
Lot 10 -..-...-.-..-.- q
Lot 10 --.--..-.----..
In block 3.
Lot ...-...-...- ..-......--... =
Lot .......-.---... ~
Lot 10 ...-.-.-...
A tract Of land described as
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WANTED D-BOARDERS

ROOM and board at ss.- Greenwood
Avenue. ssipts.
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Notary Pubiic-w. b. Rowland. $50
uain street Record office.
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Record Want ADS are sure to bring
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Record want Ads are surs 70 bring
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A fsct of isnd dsscs,bed y

IA zact Of lana dsscribsd =
follows:
Beginning 1t the northwest
corner Of Water street aud
Is Ii street Of Canon City,
Colorado. and running
thence N. 81 degrees II
minutes, w. 60 feet, thence
g. IS degrees ~ minutes w.
94.s7 feet, thence s. de-
grees - minutes z. 67.28
feet. thence N. IS degrees
43 minutes E. 119.5 feet to
point Of beginning. ........
A tract Of land described as
follows:
Beginning at point so feet
n. 81 degrees II minutes, w.
OF the northwest corner OF
Water street and is tn
street. OF Canon City, Colo
RADIO. and running thence N.
81 degrees II minutes w.
123 feet. thence 8. IS de-
grees 43 minutes w. 32.01
feet, thence 8. 4 degrees
% minutes z. 1871 feet,
thence N. 5S degrees AZ
minutes 4. 94.97 feet to
point OF beginning. ..........
A tract Of land described as
follows:
Beginning at a point 1873 feet
N. degrees II minutes w.
Of the northwest corner of
Water street and 18th street
OF Canon City. Colorado.
and running thence n. 81
degrees IL minutes w.
6i-z0 feet, thence s. de-
grees 23 minutes +. 72-00
feet. thence \. 5s degrees
43 minutes E.. 32.01 feet to
point OF beginning. ........
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Mayor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-16
U. OF P. GETS A
LARGE REQUEST
Will Of Or. Duhrins Provides For
Gifts Of $4,000 to the
University.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May Is
The University OF Pennsylvania is
largely remembered in the will OF DR..
Louis A Duhring. a former professor
at that institution. who died recently.
Dr Duhring. who was an expert on
skin diseases in his will disposes OF
an estate valued at about $500. 900
all OF the doctors notes OF medical
cases are given 10 the University and
the will creates a trust fund OF So, 900,
the income of which Is TO be used
for the benefit OF the department OF
cutaneous medicine at Pennsylvania
The Will gives the University OF
Pennsylvania Hospital $4,000 for the
establishment OF Free beds in which
shall be treated cutaneous cancerous
and allied diseases"
The testator after making a number
OF private requests directed that the
residue of the estate TO be given 10
the trustees of the University OF Pen.
nsylvania and that IL be applied 10
the treatment of cutaneous diseases
and toward the advancement OF the
study of those maladies
Reverend Herman l.. Duhring. a
protestant episcopal clergyman, who
for years has taken an active part in
charitable work in PHILADELPHIA IA
given 800. 900 without any restriction.
The clergyman and the testator were
cousins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-16
RIVER NEWS

The Grantland. new packet OF Par
kersburc. Will coon be placed in the
w ne llng-' arlington trade capt Eb-
bert cine has completed arrancsbcufs
and the boat will make lis fifst RIM
Monday. leaving Darlington early that
morning. The boat Will run on the
Liberty. now IA the Wheeling Malta
moraS trade Capt. Hugh Leighton OF
this city has been engaged as clerk OF
the packet and Captain cline Will be
n command.
The Lookout. a new gasoline towboat
huilt at brilliant. .. wns measured
yesterday by Tinted States surveyor
initial trip to this city. The boat :
owned 10y J. -. Cummings OF Brilliant.
%. and VIII he used In government
work - Dam Ne. Il. beng constructed
near l'afkcr>hurG.
The Liberty was the only boat To
touch the local wharf Yesterday. de-
parting at II 90 o'clock for Matamoras
she VIII return tonight Tor her usual
tim saturday
The C!ty OF Parkersburg is due here
AZ o'clock this morning, for Iarkers-
burg The ohio r. scheduled 10 pass
m q Nv" o'clock this afternoon Tor
Pittsburgh.
Tie Queen CITY was inspected Tues
day ut cincinnati and was h'id over
until saturday. She ~ due here Tues
cay morning. bound for Pittsburgh. and
" u pass down for Cincinnati next
Tn stag. at the local wharf is be
ing kest stationary 10y the wickets at
Dam No. -. The stage below the dam
Ioui recorded l@.N feet The hard rain
ot yesterday had no pcrc"ptible effect
oH the river and 4 was falling very
Aianv persons are taking advantage
~ III" exceptionally fin" fishing and n
the evenings. especially, crowds can he
the Hrrv tr bs IL L. said that an uI-
usual amount ~ fish Is being caught.
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STREET CAR MEN
VIII Hold Special meeting Saturday
Night &c Elect Successor TO
J. 7. Moore.

s special meeting az 10" local unior
Nmaleamatod Association az Sire {
hallway Employees az America. will h."
hell SUNDAY morning iu th' ohio Val
10y Trades d Labor Assembly nall 10
consider several important matters
the meeting is called COR ! O'Clock q.
m ami WI iaoi1hiy continue for
several hour. as % was stated last
evening that many matters of consiG-
'rahl" importance wild b. discus -ci
The ting vas 60 have been held
last evening bur was pos pon"d.
o. i= understood that the objections
'c UcWl OILS OF tlc. union holding the
tr.itItr Of d,rItS sheriff VIII hc one
r. tho matters considered \ success.
s1r viii also be- named for J r Moore
I member OF thc executive beard. Who
recently received nu appointment
f,.m Governor Hatfield
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-16
OIL AND GAS

I Developments in the fields OF West
/ Virginia and southeastern ohio are very
much tine same. There Is nj district
J that is attracting unusual attention. In
some lucdllties wheer large wells were
I expected. light bumpers or dry holes ar,
B in evidence. There l. not 80 much dis
appointment connected with the wells
completed in the districts that have
been producing for many years The
long pull or the producing formation
has 81 greatly impoverished the sand
that thecr IL M longer volume or pres
sure. and IN many instances the new
production VIII take from old produc-
ers a part OF their production and re-
GuCe the average size OF all. Where the
new wells are drilled To a lower sand
and md production 81 viii not affect
the old wells. producing from tie upper
sands.
In the northern end 81 the Rerea grit
DEVELOPMENT on ScafolI run. Spencer
district. Roane county. w Va. the Carter
OH company has completed 4 test ON the
=. NJ. tlsy"nger farm. located on GlnZce
ran uf Boar rVn. and has "A dusteT I'm the
ii"rsa grit. The location IS Zoo fcCt
uirft 81 the same 'omp1nv's 40 on
tIe J. e. BoEgs farm and >oa feet east
- tho South Penn OIL compa1N's dry
hole ON -" Ito" farm. The fact that
tbs test proved a dusfer makes the
uortu'ru extension 90 tie pool less
promising The Scanold run FELL lts
regarded rs tho one most likely to
increase is production. TIE wells have
been 90 e better average in size and
showed better staying qualities than any
otter part ~ the eastern fields u"W un-
der DEVELOPMENT.
rnr NOR" than wear a." Blue Creek
field ira kanIwha couity ias o., % fur
r.-.iuc a." largest rTHu1rcf= on the
eastern slle OF the field ia ulc Failing
Rock creek district. 10 Intervals good
Yroiucers have lcceu fourd. but they are
the exception. 6u Sa'dr run. t:iE SANDY
district. tito Nhrer oil & Gas company
has drilled it, second t.-t on the Fish
eye NEF..fHIt farm through the SnFrl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-16
PRESIDENT HAYES
COUSIN DIES
MHs. LYDIA JArE HAYES Yoss OF
TE1ADELPHIA PASSES
AWAY.
Death Due To Innrmities OF Ola Age
Was 70 Years Old-Local
Deaths.

Mrs. Lydia Jane Hayes Yoss. n frs,
cousin Of the late President Rutherford
-. ha[et, passed away At her home in
lfiaat ~ IA yesterday morning following
hrlci illness caused 10y the innrmlties
az old age. IT." deceased was IN tnr
stNrntN-Hinul year Of her age ami was
the wife of Levi YoSs.
Mrs. Noss has resided in Triadclrbta
Tor we past seven years. having removed
70 that plac" from Wood siield, o. in 1906
~" Wa born In WoOdsiield. O. and. a.
stated above, was the first cousin OF
hutlcri"rd u. Hayes. her father, vii
nam Hayes. being = brother or the late
presidents father.
=. She j. survived by her husband, Levi
"SS, seven st'pSons and two stem
IhuShtcrs. none OF whom reside at home
uh"i"l services will be held from tho
o'clock and intermcnt Will he In 49,
stone Church cemetery
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Thom1s Girmont returned % his home
~ fiitshurrh. Pa. after spending the
past few days with friends ana relatives
here
evening
To work of razinC the old Newton
barn IS pru-res~ sing rapidly and viii
soon DE Completed
street COMM Toner Cooke had q force
OF mon a. work yesterday cleaning lie
streets ia +prth WarwooI.
IT," ltr'N seventh street fairgrounds
are overlooked with water ana 10 hall
games VIII lie played tAeer FOR Few
days.
The exact date 81 fhe coming az the
carnival Will he announced IN "a Few
days.
Mrs Moore. 81 MD lietourne, s. sperd-
INK few days with friends and rcla-
tiEes IN tai- city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-16

Est ALEXANDER. Ia. May IL
S,i'.'S W. l"dIS"ii. veteran oT the t'Iyll
AFTER suffering fir many months WITH
rheumatism followed by an attack OF
I""4in"hii- Mr.. Pearson was born and
,''N'-4 IN 'i.l' county. near Valley Grove.
u" was m,iuis. Of ,-Itn-,a.,-,. a.
""'ltA West Virginia Volunteer In
lthtfy. lie - survived 10y MS wife and
,"' Si"t'F' MS. william Tr.S-.lI near
valley Grove. and three IsIf-.,s,..-.' -,
N'St AleAauder, namely. Mrs James
;HltN"tieF. Mrs. james hickey and Miss
r-iiii''' I'ais"n d.. Was Iu his seventy
H'iu. year To-" funeral VIII he held
saturday morning at SO 30 Iclock In
t'Fi"'ht at West Alexander cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-16

Arrauc' fIctf~ ave .,su completed
and the call ,Nfcui,I for e. mass meet
inE u be hold tomorrow evening by the
citizens ~ this sity az tho Second ward
loSc house. The purpose 81 tho meet
ing Us q" ascertain tie sentiment ~ the
people relative - the rtrti- patton OF
tbs city "a t... state semi -ceUfpU rial
celebration 10 D.. IelI IN " n-eurg June
J. and 80. : committee has le..n 1p-
pointed composed of couucilmen. WHO
Will cooperate with TIE citizens COM
fr.ttee 90 la appointed 40 This meeting.
ana all citizens should make Il point
10 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-16
Hess Ohsequies.

funcral services over the remains or
resident ot tho South side. whose death
%sccuTrei Monday. We're held from the
lainIly residence ON Jacob street nj !.
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Rev r A
- cckman. OF tine German NJ l.. church
conducted the services and intermeut
was IN PENINSULA cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-16
Medger Funeral.

l y" last stI r.trs ovc- the remains OF
t"t late CORA M'dl"r. Whose. iet,a oc.,,r-
l'd IurSsty itgut. following a brief Al.
ness cause! b! a complication or dis
1855. VIII rc icld from the family resi-
I'h'e on t"it street. this afternoon AZ
stone Church cemetery. ''N
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me i'rt >.d rite usF-i Tao rernair.
~ IL worker ana Prominent l..k 49, -.
-. WINS. drAtt "rcurrea at ia" home,
'i L.s mother Ola jacob street Tu,..,.i1 -
We =" h"4d nom tuv place p- death la :
-N'I,ns. Rev. 4 e. Eeazc. pastor of
" E4'n Lutheran church. or ci.t.4 and
60 i.' terry today. N,fub,..S lf fI. ETA
-ulEe VIII attrnl ~ .un.L.I In i l..nr-
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To Pay Tomorrow.

Several departments OF the Wheeling
Steel & Iron company Will raw IN. mon
~ cir regular bi-monthly pay tomorrow
~ noon. The men nave been WORKING
steady for tn" past two weeks and the
pay viii amount to a good sum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-16

the progress OF the construction OF the
building unless the weather should inter-
f"Te. The foundation has practically
been completed and work on the walls OF
the builiiuE will be started before the
end Of the week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-16
To Attend Play.

Many local persons have bought tick
cts for the annual class play 20 he given
b by tic McMeCheu high school this ove-
Ming IL TIE auditorium Of the Central
school building ~ MCNecrrn. The play
IS entitled - college chap and VIII
, prove very Interesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-16

mass meeting OF tho citizens OF
r. NV cod - hereby called to Dee held in
the second Ward Hose houS. ON sat
.TdaN evening MtN 18Th. 80 p m.
81" fcI tive e. tle f.ttt .C..It ON To- Eru-
wood 100 the state. .~tat-' Centennial ccl--
brst on t. o.. t'II % " r-...i.c nu the
nights o. J.ur i-tl auu juno goth
,omwi't.- has been appointed ny
Council tu TX" the Wrtter under con-
siCerst;ou. AMI 10 Us tn dss'r. az that
Committee tu cooperate with q com
I.ttee u 4. ar;oIHtcl by the citizens.
j T. SCA%I.bN MAJOR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-16
BENWOOD
Crawford Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains OF
the late James trdN ford. who died Tues
day morning very suddenly At his home
on Main street. were held yesterday aft
ern"uu at u'clpck. Rev. J. l.. scot. pas
tor of tie ltrSt VI. T.. church. oriciuted
AMI interW"ut was iu Nc Mecheu Gene
terry. HtlirS Arrow tgihc No. 10. I'm
proved order u Rel Men. hId charge
of tlo services. as tie deceased was 4
mem' r.. The local ORDER appeared in
fun uniform and escorted Ito body to
the cemetery.
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ShORT TERM NOTES.
,Maturing 1919 '27D

Furnished by swartuout A Appenzellsr. No
~ Pine street,
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Call money
was easy. Rates: Opening "a per cent,
highest 3 per cent closing "a per cent.
Time money was unchanged. Rates: "a
al per cent for sixty DAYS. 3@4n4 per cent
for ninety DAYS. i44, per cent for four
months 4LnF2 per cent for 1--WE months
and 4iaG42i per cent for six months Mer-
camille paper was inactive. Rates: 3i4ft
50. per cent for sixty to ninety days in
dorsed and choice four 10 six months sin
gle names
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Fo ex-
change closed steady. Yesterdays quota
ticns: Demand sterling. 4S630d4 $685.
ca bles. 1850: sixty-day bills. iS3; short
francs 5lsis less 1872 short reichsmarks,
95is less l32.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bosto par
Savannah. buying 3-l6c discount. selling
par San Francisco. sight Sc premium,
Geographic Sc premium. Charleston. buy
ing par selling i-l6c premium; Chicago
par: New Orleans. commercial zoe dis
count. bank 81 premium: ST: Louis. *
change 20c premium bid, 21c premium
asked
SILVER MARKET. -Bar silver IN Lon
don was steady at % sd
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexi OK
change on New York was quoted at 2Oli2'
unchanged.
SUB-TREASURY. The United States
Sub-TreasurN was a debtor at the clear
ing House yesterday 10 the extent Of
S4si. 5is
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York. ex-
changes sS036ioSH. balances tl9, 5G,Sv.
Roetou. exchanges 81 701 0N. balances 81
I2O 762: Philadelphia exchanges S29 ltS 1856.
balances $2.4ef5io Pittsburgh exchanges
sl053I $50: Chicago exchanges &l,9I2.S'o,
balanccs s. 1873. 100. ST. Louis, exchanges
sli, s99, PA, balances s96IJ05.
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PURCHASES FOR SINKING FUNDS
INACTIVE STOCKS.

pIT Asked
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Ni,ror Coal g25
Vsrsax COS - ~
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Man b a'h
Nt,rbat FL is- 1870
Ma. Den =. 6bts -
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NJ Nsriu. 81 80
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North Am ... 30 -
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pabst - n i05 mo
pa,ITe Mail nft. 80
Pacific Coast = ~
do lst pref I'D 100
do "a pref SO %
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prcl,sno.iee a0l
pbiis "a o.
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PINS Coal. l..s u
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pms steel NJ o. 40
T. Stl e. NJ. 90 100
T. : e. II SIM NJ
Ouirksilver 8
to rr.f a. Gi,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
Business Moderate in London
Easier Tone on Continent.
rBv cable to The Tribune J

Iondou. Nav l4-Business was moder-
ate on the Stock Exchange to-day OWING
70 the commencement Of the settlement
and an easier tone reported on lhe Oo"
tiuental bourses The arrangement Io'
the settlement was at practcaly "h-
CHANGED rates and only small specuia-
tive account was open. The uehn VI
prices was toward irmness, particularly
in investment stocks, consols were stronS-
or and there was GOOD ueuldhu io'
bonds. while home rails made gains
speculative offerings had a weaker tone
and al the close were off from YESTERDAY .
final prices American shares ope"e'
steady and ranged above parity. Inc
selling OF Canadian Pacific by Berlin
later caused the list to decline IN sym
patny. except Chesapeake ONO, which
remained firm.
Consols closed l-l6 higher at '''4 ana
80. for the account Canadian Pacihc
was - lower at 2iJ3s.
The premium on gold at Madrid to-day
was $50. "A decline Of Is, and AT Lisbon
was 1900 unchanged.
Paris. MAY li-There was little change
in the price. Of investment issues nut
speculative shares were easier on t"e
Boursc to-day
Three pcr cent rentes, "A francs % cen
times for the account
Exchange on London, p francs % cen
times for checks.
Private rate Of discount { per cent.
Berlin May Firm money rates
caused restriction Of trading on the
Boersc to-day. and a closing ont Of some
accounts resulted in lower prices at the
end
Exchange ON London, 20 marks w
pfennigs FOR checks.
Money. per cent.
Private rate of discount o'z per ''nl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

14Tota sales for the day, o-'o '"''e''
with sharesf ling lsl[
May ID, 33o9Soo9 sns'eS
sha period 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-15

Sh'rs Net Div
sold. chec rate.
U-2 Commerce $4,000.