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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-29
MANY DANCES AMONG
HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES
Brilliant Affairs at the Gotham
DclmOnicO's. Colony Club
and the Plaza.

T' second of the Two dances organized
hy Ars Michael Mulqueen and others
was hold last night IN the ballroom Of
the Gotham
The ballroom was decorated with ever
greens aud a large Christmas bell was
suspended from the ceiling During the
evening special figures much like the old
cotilIons, were executed by some Of the
dancers. There was also general dancing.
and after midnight seated supper was
served.
Among the patronesses present were
Mrs John ! Radley Mrs Thomas Muir
ray Mrs James A. Farrell. Mrs MIchAe.
Mu!queen and Mrs Joseph Couron. On
the floor committee We're tho Misses Isa-
belle Amy, Estelle Mulqueen. Genevieve
Butler, Dorothy Couron. katherine Az
new, Marie farreliy. Marguerite Radley
ana Gladys O'Douohue
TIE second Of the New Assembly
Dances organized by Mrs Wendell G.
fhi.Iis. Mrs Charles l.. Slcard. Mrs Rich-
ard Wayiand-Smith and others was held
last night Al prlcOmloos Among the
pHtr"ntHs,s present We're Mrs. william
Keith Mttendorf. Mrs. George Augustus
h.'N'tI, MIS-. NUIlcS l.. Mitchell Mrs.
Philip sidney Dyer. Mrs George H. Bran
son ana Mrs Charles Cornell Reid
The first Cor this season OF the Colony
Dances organized for young people who
IRE not Yet ont ia society was given las,
night in the assembly room AT the Co..
ouy club Among the patroncsses OF
these dances are Mrs Winthrop Burr,
Mrs Robert T.. Huntington. Mrs Charles
Is Alexander, Mrs edward + H. Tai
mage, Mrs H. C4simir ia Rham and Mrs
Henry H. LdUdon The next dance Will
he given on March 20
Mrs FranNiin Simon gave a Christmas
dance last night IN the Plaza ballroom
for her daughter Miss Helene Simon. The
room Was clIborate.y decorated with
eyergrceus. holly and m. stle;or, ana there
WAS general dancing. for which Europe's
orchestra played Mrs. simon and her
daughter Were assisted IN receiving by Mr..
and Mrs Iiuratio Simon and Mr.. and Mrs
Jules = storms
Among the guests were the Misses Ruth
Gregory. Isabel Austin. Marie klgour
Ruth Carroll, Mabel Patterson Helen
Tease Lucille and Antoinette Schultz ,
Arthur and George Simon, John Suiphen.
Edwin Miller Burnham Taylor. Cecil Ar
thur, Edward Barrett, John scully and
Clifton Quick
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DIED.

BERRY suddenly at Jersey Cit>. on sus-
day, December e.. 1sli Martin Berry
at tho residence OF his sister. Mrs
sarah Il Nrc,iand ~: irant avenue.
Funeral services a. the late residence on
Wednesday, December 80. a: p NJ
Brooklyn papers pleas. copy.
CHISHOLM -- De ember rs John 7 age
s. years Funeral chapel stephen Mer-
rtt Burial and Cremation Co. sh
ave and 18th st, Thursday. $50 A. NJ.
DODGE sunday morning December 80
1914 after short UlneAs, Grace Hcadle'
D0dfe, daughter o. the late william
El'le and sarah Hoadley Dodge IN ,hs
nity-ninth Year OF her age.
In accordance with Mss Dodge's expressed
desire the funeral viii be private
Fr!eHds are requested not 20 send "a
liAG.L--on MondAy December IS. at hi.
residence. lss Quincy street Brooklyn.
y Y. Frederic Nelson Hail
Noi.e Of funeral hereafter.
HAMILTON On sunday December ~.
1914 a. mis- home, go Fiftv-sixth
street. BrookNn Claude Mcdonald
Hamilton. IN his thirty-ninth year
In,crment at Anderson, Ind.
HOENER.--On sunday, December - 1914.
Mator James hern"r IN HE seventy.
sixth year
J Aiti ~ r'fN ICES AT ms lhtr .e@l0enCe. go
West Twenty nrsi street on Wednesday
December 80 At O'Clock =. "
Military Oraer o. the Loyal Lesion Com
UAudtry state OF Sew York Com
pluion Captain James h Horner dice
December -. 1914.
Funeral Gt has lato residence. 40, Yves
rwent,-Dgst strre'. Wednesday. Deem.
oe- 30, a. s j. NJ Companions uiU
attend. ~ order ~ rhymsster-Gen-
"rsl Edwin stewart. 1 : y. Ueurea
'owu,ua.r Brr,c' Lieut. -Co!onel VIII
..n CoFswoa Unr'i S'a'cs Noi.a-
teors Recorder.
FUNERAL CHURCH, a. West ESD
tFrank C-mpbr. Burdingl. Tues
day, Il oc'ook Auspices Actors Fund.
SANFORD suddenly. on December -.
1854 ~ South Or,nrr \. }. Fdwarc
SeWal Sanford IN ms siNty-tinth year.
Ss.'i,os a. E.s !4ie home Wednssds,
Dcer'uber 80. on arrival OF train leaving
HoOohen ISL NJ, u, l.. & W. II r.
for Mountain Station. Kindly omit
rOwe~ Montreal rapers please copy.
STOCKWElL,---On Monday. December -
lpli AZ her residence, the Holland
House. NJ Louise Stoakwel widow o;
Charles n Stockwell.
infermeut private
WAEEH ANf--Richard X 4 member Of en-
f,,u.y or So Ios'phs Seminary. DSs-
Woluir, y Y, December IS
Hodv viii 10 IA state ia the seminary
hapcD Divine office In seminary ohspel
Wednesday, $50 VI Macs Thursda,
at It patrick'S Cathedral at 10 A. NJ
Roston, baltimore and Richmond paper.
please copy.
WARE. At Elizabeth. ~ j.. Monday, De
cember IS 1914. Leonard e. VAN. -
the thirty ninth year OF his age.
Funeral services At his late residence 1898
Nor'h avenue EliE tboth y. ". Tussdsy
December 20. a. - Il VI. kindly omit
flowers.
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MISS MARIE TALLER TO
WE'D 5. BRYCE WING
Dcbutantc Of Last Winter l.
Known as One Of Most Beau
tifuI Girls i'm Society.

Society VIII he greatly Interested IN the
enlargement announced yesterday los Mr..
and Mrs j. Lee Taller OF l6 East Seventy
second street OF their daughter. Miss Marie
Taller, to : Bryce Wing ~ this city.
II Will not no altogether - surprise. as the
engagement has been expected.
Miss Taller Was formally introduced
TO society year ago this winter although
she had been out in Newport during the
summer Of that year she mas been con-
sidered one Of the most Detutful young
women IN society, and she has been
greatly In demand AT social gatherings and
as a bridesmaid at some Of the prominent
weddings of the last two seasons. She
is granddaughter, on her mothers side,
OF Rear Admiral Yates Stirling, L. : y.
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LEONARD E. WARE,
BANKER, is DEAD
Former National Lawn Tennis
Champion Succumbs to
Pneumonia.
WAS HARVARD ATHLETE

Leonard Everett Ware Of the banl;ing
and brokerage firm of Mann, BIZ * Ware,
So Wall street, died of pneumonia yester-
day at his home, 1898 North avenue,
Elizabeth ~ j.
lie was born in Roxbury. Mass, in 1876.
After being graduated from Harvard he
became associated with the banking and
brokerage firm OF Bond q Goodwin in
Boston. In 1903 r. came to New York
as manager of that firms branch office
in this city. Four years later Mr.. Ware
organized the firm of Ware 4 Timlow
which was later consolidated with Mann
Bill & Co under the style of Mann. Bill
a Ware. He was a well known athlete
and held the national tennis champions
ship with George Sheldon IN l907-l90s
and the Intercollegiate championship in
1SSS-1SS9.
Mr.. Ware is survived by his wife and
three children.
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SOCIETY AT THE OPERA.
Boxes Are Wen FiiIcd aud Many
Entertain.

Society was we'll represented Mrs Og
den Mills's guest. were Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest lselin. Ashbel II. Barney and
Charles u. Wetmore.
Mr. and Mrs Ernesto q. Fabhri and
Mrs j. Lee Taller were with Mrs Wander
hilt.
Mr. and Mrs William Woodward and
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard NJ. Thomas were
with MIR. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt
With Mrs. John Jacob Aston were Mr..
and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston and Mr..
and Mrs. W. DE Lancey kountze.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gray Ward. Mr.
and Mrs. Sherman Flint. Miss Josephine
Noel and j. Herbert Johnston were in
Clarence Mackay's box
with Miss Louise Iseln in box were
Mr. and Mrs. Bradish q. Johnson, Miss
Katherine Steward. Etienne Markowski
and Norman Whltehouse.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. T.. n. Lanier and NJ ~
Minnie Bishop were in the Belmont box
and with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews were
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer and MIR.
and Mrs. +. Gray Griswod
with Mr and Mrs. Luther Koun,ze were
Mr. and Mrs. j, Gordon Douglas and Mrs
Joseph Hartman.
Mis- Hamilton Nick. Twomblvs guests
We're Mr. and Mrs. Allan \. Robbins and
Miss Tw0mbly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orme Wilson's guests wer,
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Rives and Mrs
William Post
with Mr., and Mrs G. Oponnell lselr
were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis lseln and Miss
Adele kneeland.
Among others In the audience were Mrs
Richard Cambria. Mrs, William IL. Rus.
sell, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Horace Gallatin
Mrs L. Henry Hartman, Miss Carol IIar-
rimsn. Miss Mabel Gerry. MIR. and Mrs
rh!lip LiVermOre. Mr.. and Mrs william
b. Din-more. Mr.. and Mrs q. Hunter
Brown, Mr, and Mrs. J.. Stuart Wing
L. stuart Wing Jr., 5. Bryce Wing. Mr.
and Mrs, Lloyd $. Bryce, Mr.. and Mrs. J
Sergeant Cram. Frank A. Munsey PhiliI
NJ. Lydig, cha rles h. Sampson and +
Burial Hoffman, Jr
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In New York To-day.

Reception TO Goyornor-elcct Whitman.
District Attorneys office, afternoon
Architectural League, smoker, 2l5 West
Fifty-scventh street, $3.50 y, NJ.
Intercollegiate Society. convention. Tux
edo Hall, Madison avenue and Fifty- ninth
street,
Women's Political Union, meeting. sea
Fifth avenue. a;30 T. NJ speakers, Ham
ilton Holt and Mrs Henry Willard
Xets Beta Tau Fraternity. convention,
Hotel Astor, 10 A. NJ,
Camp kiuco Association, luncheon, Hoo
tel Aston, =. NJ
tor, \ r. NJ.
New York Civic red~-st,on ~ Women.
Clubs, meeting, Hotel As,0r, 1880 A. NJ
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Thomas ". DaN IL.

Boslo%. Dec 9S-Thomas u DAVIS
20 Years Recording Grand Secretary Of
She Grand Lodge of Massachusetts Mdsons,
died tins morning At his home IN Bel
mont lie Was thirty-thrd degree
Mason. lie taught school r.'st of MS
10 and had completed twenty seven years
service In the Cambridge schools. when ne
Ycs.g u,d IN 1905 Mir Davis WaS grad
udted from Williams College 100 1866 He
was the author II reports upon Jurisdly-
ton and like matters. and one ~ tho
tHaud Lodge committee IN bylaws. lie
IS survived by u wife, son ana daughter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-29
NUNS BUY YONKERS ESTATE.
Trench sisters 10 Have Convcnt on
the Ethan IlaSg Property.

'.-oLLs, Dee. ss.-The Sisters OF the
A..s.e4 Sacrament have bought the estate
So .'s dence Of the late Ethan Flsgg "A,
'".. "a fdi sad" Avenues ana Will es-
'.. 90 convent tuc"".
"ra'r known Ia France q. the Sac
100, uad - property 80 BernIv
.. 'n.ur menu Of Ear" Franc" taken
.on 3. Uy the Government IN 1909
.,,ra went TO Eugluud ana iron
10 me Of the youngest members came
w .leis three years ago and took a
'4I 293 North Broadway,
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MISS ADELAIDE REQUA WEEDS.
becomes the Bride Of Horace 4
Lake Of JamaIrR, W. (.

The wedding OF Miss Adelaide Houston
Requa, daughter of Mr. aud Mrs Frank
Leslie Rcqua. TO Horace Alexander Lake
OF Jamaica, West Indies took place yes-
teriay afternoon at the home ~ her par
euts. 536 West l4ad street. only rr,a-
tives were present for the ceremony, which
was performed 10y the Rev Robert Bruce
Clark OF the Puritan Presbyterian Church
Following the ceremony there was small
reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Lake will sail tomorrow
for Jamaica. where they will make their
home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-29
DIR. JONES LEAVES sl,l47, $50.
Father of "Gen." Resale, Suffrage
Lender. Wills Fortune 70 wife,

DR.. Oliver Livingston Jones. father
of Resale Jones. the suffrage leader, left
an estate aggregating si.1i7.65ao1. ac-
cording to the transfer tax APPRAISAL filed
yesterday in Mineola, l.. I. lie shot him
self at his home. 116 West Seventy-second
street. Manhattan, on August 10. 1913.
and died from the wound. He is said to
nave owned real estate In nearly every
state In the Union. The estate is willea
TO the widow, Mrs. Mary II. Jones of Cold
Spring Iarbor, pr Jones left two sons.
oliver NJ. and Charles H., besides his
widow and his daughter.
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ClRud. Mcdonald Hamilton.

Claude Mcdonald Hamilton, 80, died
on sunday night At his home. 4j2 Fifty
sixth street, BROOKLYN. He was the son
OF Robert l. Hamilton. former state super
intendent - Public Instruction of Indiana,
now superintendent ~ schools Of Vim
cennes, that State Mr.. Hamilton was
born at Anderson. Ind. and was graduated
IRON the University OF Indiana in 1895.
lie Was a reporter for the Pi,tshurg
Dispatch and later came To- New York
After working FOR tic New York city
News Association about two years he
joined In 1906 the city STAFF OF THE Sis.
lie resigned in the early part Of last SUM
mcr ON account of illness He - survived
by his wife
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Mrs Walter e. Moves gave holiday
dance last evening IN the ladies annex Of
the Metropolitan Club for her two daugh-
teis, the Misses Marion and Catherine
Moves, and girls who have not Yet been
Introduced to society, The room, were
decorated with Christmas greens and red
azdiIds aud there was general dancing,
followed by a seated supper Among the
guests were tho Misses Edna Strough.
Dorothy Bend, Helen Clarkson. Katherine
Mnitmdrsh Viola Flannery, Alta Fitch,
Theresa Browning, Elizabeth Armstrong.
Anne Rogers, Isabelle Warren. Katherine
Potter, Dorothy Smith, Katherine Fulton.
Elise Stein, Mary Morrison. Katherine
Perry. Ante DE witt Eleanor Babbltt,
Amy and Margaret Reick, Helen Russell.
Margaret Whiting, Mary Colt Marion
hirckhoff Mamie Pond Elizabeth Wat
son, Nancy Birmingham Janet Chappell,
Julia Cusntance and Martina Reynolds.
some OF the young men present were
Howard Coke, Philip Rhinelander ID
William Woodford. Matson Terry, Arthur
sexton, Galbraith Ward, Francis and Ed
gar Appleby, Chester Mclaughlin, Mar
quand Ward. Hopper Mott, Stewart Lyle
Thomas Ball, William Waldron. Page Ely
Frank Bicknell. Everett Warner Alan
Stein, Cornwall Rogers. James Edwards.
Edward Jones. Everett Smith Carl WHIT
marsh, Edward and Henry Peterson, John
Trumbul and Samuel Haynes.
Mrs Walter r. James gave a small
,oE baiiroo,,, To- ~ ,,ono NJ ,,s,ha.
Ien,tnss Amchtn,lss d.nahta 80 NJ
urrh n Auchinci,ss rro vas forraai,,,
'ntrnd,,rad T." socie'w .ari,, ,m naOa,,haS
,rbe ds,ca ,oi,nuod Sinnors ,,i,,an h,, NJ
CIarsnra ,vintbron Rn,yor NJ ~ VI
Ford. Mrs. Oliver q. Jennings, Mrs. Philip
trvya'ts IT, -. s,,,.,1 80. ,h. W'.,s
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YoNKrRs. Dee, 2S--Dr and Mrs Elmer
Allen Sheets OF $50 North Broadway
introduced their daughter. Miss Louise
Sheets. TO society at reception In the
AmaCkassin club tonight. Miss Sheets.
who is tho first Nunkers girl 20 make her
debut This winter In q graduate of Vassar.
lie 'Jfler r. president of the Denoer
Chomi,a Compnuy IN Manhattan
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Mrs. VI. Lnuisr SIork McIl.

Mrs VI Louise Sto,twoll. widow 81
Charles u StorkWell died Yesterday a
the Holland House. where she made mel
home. She was - years old Her hus
band was one of the original membcri
of Tiffany y GO. lie died tWrutv-tw,
years ago Mrs. StuckWell was born 81
Philadelphia. She lived IN New Norl
FOR more than nifty years, passing he'
summers In London ON october - Sin,
returned from London on the Iusitduja
IN 1910 she finished ~ the Kaiser VII
helm der tirossc her twentieth cpnsecutiN,
round trip of the Atlantic and the Nortl
German Lloyd Line gave her a silvcl
cup Mrs Stockwcll was Identified Wit
many charities. Sne H. survived by w,
sisters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-29

Henry KrrsAaw, who had hrra roa-
Ue,ted with the Rradstrcet Company, mer-
camille agency, Tor forty years died on
sunday at his home, 22lS Twenty-tmrd
avenue, Bensonhurst, Brooklyn aged GS
years lie was born IN England For
fifteen years prccciinG 1908 he was SUI
perintcudcut of the Bait more Office and
then he came 10 the New York office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-29
New York hank GI-- club 10 Sing.

The New York Banks glee club, Of
which T. A. Vanderlp Is president and
II Il Hunphries is musical director, will
sing AT tho Madison Square Christmas
tree on Wednesday evening tho bollow.n
carols "Harh! the Herald Angels Sing"
" q Come, All We FlltlrCl' "IIaNi Geutls
Peace" by Laura Sedgwick Collins, sour
Country's Flag" by IL r. HUMPHREYS
and My Old Kentucky Home" "DiNle's
Land" "Ho! Jolly Jenkins" and winter"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-29

william j, Ford az OF $40 Bridge
street Brooklyn, died suddenly OF heart
disease on SUNDAY. He was formerly an
advance agent for the Rarnum a Bailey
circus, and made II tour of Europe in
that capacity He was active TN Demo-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-29
William Read Fisher

FuILApELPHrA. Dec. rs William Read
Fisher a member OF the PA ltdclphlt
Stock ESchang" for half q century. died
Yesterday in his home here lie was "a
years old and had no, been active in bust
ness since 1919 Mr. FISHER, who is sur
vived by sister. sally ", Fisher was 4
specialist IN Reading stock on the en-
change. lie was director and vice resi-
dent Of the Emira and Williamsp1rt Rail-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-29
The Rev. CammilIus Mondorf.

RuTHERFoRD. ". J..-+1gr-2s.--word-ws >>
received here to-day of the death froH
PARALYSIS In Seglar. Germany. OF the
Rev. Cammillus Mondorf, who was rsoto-
OF 81. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
here for twenty-eight years.
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Wallace W. Manning.

Wallace W. Manning 81, chief Inspector
OF tho Hartford Steam Boiler Insurance
and Inspection Company, died on Sunday
AT hts home. 90 Eghty-soyenh street
Brooklyn Ills wife and two sons survive
him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-29

Mrs. Gertrude Thorner OF 500 East l6lst
street v,ts skating on the big Lake IN Con
trail Park with her husband yesterday
when she fell and broke her lett ankle,
she was taken In an ambulance to the
Flower Hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-29
Photo 10y Baumann. Court Photographic
Miss Symphorosa Bristed.

Fa.;E Hayden. Caryl IIackstaff. Eunice
C.dpp. Elizabeth Clarkson, Mildred saw
Yer. Helen Ridgeley Morgan and Josephine
Wells Higsinsun Cabot. Frederick Stone
Clement Despard. Louis Durham, e. suy-
dam Cutting, Henry Holt. Jr. Robert W
hean, Seth Low "a. Dehon Blake and
lark Whitns of Boston James Edgar,
Lawrence Atterbury. Chandler Bates. Rob
ert and Arthur Du Bois and Edward Ship
pen I'd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-29
MARRIED..

DrLANATER - RAHER.-MarlAu DunIsp
Baker 10 Harold Edward DeLamater
December -. 1914. by the Rev. charles
Ashm'ad. :. Marks rectory larry
Gown y Y.
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cratic politics i'm the Second Assembly dis
trict His wife and daughter survive
him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-29

swift 4 Company's sales OF beef IN New
York 'ip for the week ending saturday,
Dec. 26th. averaged 40 follows: Domestic
Reef II 80 cents. Imported Beef 10 81 cents
per pOund-AdV,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE For
thirty days "a per cent: for longer mrturities. )
ncr cent
CALL MONEY opened a; per cent: highest. 3
per cent. lowe.., per cent. closing. per cent;
renewal Q per cent
TINE MONEY pas dull Rate ga az per cent.
MERCANTILE FAPER va. auie,. Ruling rates.
fHFl per cent ~ best names. bank acceptanccs.
.cLEARING TIiitusE srArEMEvr-E,cb,os..
t-5o.fsl .i93. balances s2O.5Is5i- The sub Tea
uY was a debtor 20 the amount ~ $l03 III
a.. 81 -Tlu ASi RY.- York banks lost to the
40 900 "' 80
LEDERA. RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE
Willie. Boston. for thirty DAYS a., Der cent. for
,aasrr 9atufiis, >; Philadelphia. az ant ..
IN sniy days. iis for longer maturtc, d. Rirh,
mond per cent for sixty day. ant under 81. for
IVY 10 ninety days Atlanta per cent for sixty
days ana under ~ for siAty 10 ninety DAYS: chi
yer cent MINNEAPOLIS jis and per cent, Kansas
'Ny ., ~ aud per cent: Dallas g. So and q
Per crnt. San Francisco. D. 50 and Der cent
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston. par: Chicago
exchange par. - Louis Sc premium bid iIc pre-
oils. 45c premium.
BANK CLEARINGs Boston. exchange. ,at.,7
.s9 balances sos a02. baltimore exchange 81
1880, balances f9lW.aj0. chicago. exchanges ga
sS5.OsI. ealanees ;1.2iN.99l. Philadelphia 81
change W s32 29s balances 81 a9s "a. 81 Louis
exchanges fi2.6oo.'65 balances 81. 5i9o;a
SILVER MARKET Bar silver IN London VA.
p. 81 az ounce. unchanged. New Nor, quot alton
va. 4, &C. unchanged. Mexican silver dollsr. 3ii.
roREIGN EXCHANGE. Tho marke, va, ouis,
.iih rates little changed Gable and sisht rae,
%l'ion cable iNii5. domand Ssl5 Paris. cable
o.la'a. check a.lbia Berlin. cable - check So.
SIXTY and ninety day London banker, si,iy
days 1880. ninety days isisJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
TRADING in THE
CURB SECURITIES
Dealings a Little More Active
Oil List Broader-Price
Changes Irregular.

Curb stocks were a little more ac-
tive Yesterday. with price movement
irregular. The oil list was broader
led by Anglo-American Oil and Pierce
Oil. new, at an advance Of n ana =
point, respectively. Other oil shares
Issues were in fair demand, with small
price changes.
World Film was conspicuous IN the
industrial list and made a fractional
advance. Business in United Proht
sharing was greatly reduced at prices
a little lower. Riker-Hegeman was
weak. receding 81 Of point. Mining
shares we're exceptionally strong ana
fairly active. ORC advanced l POM
and Goldfeld Merger .. New York City
IS held steady at l0l y and Canadian
Pacific per cent notes were hrm al
101
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
THE METAL. MARKETS.

COPPER -Iocal street market dun with electro
lytc quoted at l2a. Hl3Ac and casting at l2As "a
lSLc. H. London copper clo,ci al go i2s 81 Tor
standard spot tji Tor futures aud zoo TO- for elec
trulytic spot
TIN-Dull AZ 2,75G 80 soc for spot. a. lot, tons
each. deliveries I'm warehouse. Manhattan. and a.
49, i5r3i soc. IN lots ~ % tons each DELIVERY dock
90 store. port " New York IN London TN closed
4 tli ls Tor spot. fiiS is Tor futures and tii0
i0s Tor Straits. spot
LEAD-pul: New York. spot. Also Sc. East
-. Louis 1o3ga'5c. London lead. tl9 = cd Tor
spot
SPELTfR-Dull. New York. spot. 555S5 soc .
Easi -. Louis. spot. 500 3t5c. London spc,eF
t2s los
IRON Unchanged at sis ?5ssii for No ,
foundry Northern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The income account cf the Wisconsin
Edison Company, Inc. gives gross
operating revenue of s713.115 for No
vember, a decrease Of A per cent from
the same month in 1913. Operating OK
penses, which amounted to S4il.697.
were more than 8 per cent lower than
last year, and net revenue totalled
$3Ol,4l6, a loss Of ga per cent. The
balance available for the Wisconsin
Edison Company, Inc, and depreciation
OF subsidiary companies. was S165. $50.
or over per cent less than was re-
ported last year. In the twelve
months ended November 80 the COM
pany earned SS,643,56 in gross. an in
crease Of nearly per cent. while net
earnings after expenses were S3.46l.-
10 an increase of 0.6 per cent over
me year preceding. The appropriation
Tor depreciation during the twelve
month period amounted to $500 .089, an
increase of 4 nor am, "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks when
are listed bu. which were not dealt IN
on the Stock Exchange Wednesday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-31
Aurora. Elgin < Chicago.

Earnings report of the Aurora. Elgin
d chicago Railroad Company continues
TO show reduced revenue as compared
with the wear preceding, total gross in
come Tor November decreasing from
:! l,O'4 to Sl60,927. and net earnings
after expenses. which amounted to 500
go, were s2,474 smaller than in 1913.
Interest requirements and taxes we're
S39,95O, and the balance after re-
serves for depreciation and amortiza-
ton totalled Sl3,299, loss of 1851.
Gross income for the five months ended
November 30 amounted TO S944.717. as
against s96S,233 earned in the CORE
spending period of last year. while net
income was S36l,079. a decrease OF
S25,S04.