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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30
LYNN eANAL ARRVALs.

The Georgia, arriving from Skag way and Lynn canal ports brought the following named passengers for Juneau:
 From Skagway Mike Pipen, Bob Lacovich and John Veltrop.
 From Haines-J c. Martin and Wm. Aiken.
 From Juelin-1 charlebois. A. Ser rentson. Chas. Wasa, Mir. and Mrs. Young.
 From Eagle Riyer-B. B. Nieding O. ?. Rogers.
 From Pearl Horbor-G. 2. Peterson, Margaret Peterson, Irma Peterson
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30

branch is equal to S6.6s per capita of the population. The total government revenue from tho forests Of British Columbia during the past nine years has been sufficient to pay for all the roads, bridges and wharyes construct cd and has been the most important factor in the commercial and indus trial development of the province.
 The annual cut of British Colum- bia timber is approximately 2,OOO.OoO.- OOO feet There are 42O mills and 79O logging camps in the province, employing about 6O00O men. The timber industry represents one-haif or the industrial capntal, one-hnlf of the pay roll, and 87 per cent Of the annual production of wealth in Brit. ish Columbia.
 "The first shipment of British Co., lumbia wood pulp to an Atlantic coast port was forwarded recently to New York by way of the Panama canaLt The consignment consisted Of 500 tons and was the product Of the Powell River Lumber Co. The shipments will probably follow, as the all-water route by the canal has SO reduced the cost of transportation that British Colum- bia will now be able to compete with Eastern companies in the markets of the United States. The pulp plants in the province are working to full capacity to meet the demands for their product"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30
a ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE e Doualss Branch
 R.. A. SNOW. Manager e
' . . | . ! . ' ! 2 . 2 2 . .

DOUGLAS. Nov S0-A mass meet ing Co discuss lhe ways for raising money for the Belgian relief fund is being aginted Manager Armstrong Of the Lyric theatre has offered his house for the use of the meeting
 Tomorrow evening there wili be a card party ct tho Alaska Catholic club.
 Charles Sturgeon and Lester Rink left for GlQeler Bay early th!s morn. ins. They win spend q few months prospecting in that region.
 < novel entertainment win be given at tho Congregational church next Fri- day night Not the least novel thing about lhe entertainment win be the fact that everything including admis. sion win be absolutely free.
 Miss Marjorie Hamilton left for her home in Ismay. Montana, on t0e Hum holdt She has been spending tho sum. mer with her sister. Mrs. Felix Gray
 Next Friday night the Eagies wili hold their annual election at thoir hall on Third Streot Alter the lodge needing @ soclal win be given for members and their families
 J. A. klesler will leave for the States on the City or Seattle. He Will not return until next spring.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30
GET TING RESULTS
 FOR WAR VICTIMS


 Mayor John Reok Chairman; b.Vai entine. secretary; B. l.. Thano treas urer
 Theaues-John Rustgard.
 subscrlptions--Albert N. Nadeau.
 Contributions Peter Carlson.
 Sourdough Festval-c. D. Garfield
 Tho foregoing constitutes che work Ing. organization that has charge of the matter Of raising and forwarding the "Gastlneau Channel Towns Belgian Relief Fund.-
 Already Q large amount of cash has been collected and turned over to Treasurer Thane. including the mon. ey. secured by Mir. Valentine who be- gan active work several days In ad' vance Of the present organization. But the work is now moving on apace in every direction. Secretary Valentine has sent contribution boxes to Tread- well, Douglas and Thane also several new contribution boxes have been distributed by Mir Carlson in town. These boxes are located at Valentines, Raymonds. Burford's, Behronds store and at Goldstein's Emporium.
 Besides the contribution boxes that arc always working, A. N. Nadeau is circulating subscription papers for cash donations and all through Che week an entertainment will be pulled Of each night at some amusement place. Mir Rustgard will attend to the matter of collecting the receipts from this source.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30
AL.KI COMING.

The Ai.N win arrive at 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and sail on re- turn trip at o'clock tomorrow eve. ming according to schedule of the company's office here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30
0YE8N0R STRONG
 10 SAM CISCO

Governor ,. F. X. strong is now in Los Anso'e but will SO to SM Fran. cisco tomorrow. according to tele. sapic adYlces received at the ooR- ornors office today,
 Governor and Mrs Strong spent 3 number oI days in san Dieso aud across the line iu Mexico. The trip had beneficial eneot on lhe Cover. nors health. They will probably re. lufD to Juneau before Christmas.
 Frank " Young also of Juneau, has entered a hospitoi lu Log Angeles and hls condition is said to be aiarmins
 Chafles Ncconoghey who went to CaiitorDin to consult specialists % re- gard to his health is said to be im- provlng w1ndersully and tis believed lhal he win be able to iully regain the normal use Of his lEmbs
 Mrs George K. Noblc IS reported to be seriously il h seattle hospital She is suaerIug from pulmonary
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30
CASH COLE CAN'T
 BulL0 us BERN

Cash Cole has locked horns with tho city authorities over the demands made by the municipal corporation anent Che right of way for Winoughby avenue. Cole claims chat he has driy- en and capped the piles from his prop erty Go the roadway now in use and that ali Of tho proporty so improved Is his own; also that he has started his new building to be used as Q barn but thot the city has stopped him pending the granting of building per nit They will not grant him per mit. be says. unless he will give up fifteen feet Of the land claimed by him adjoining Che roadway. As the matter now stands it is deadlock.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30
-ALrAR soclgrY MEETING.

The Ladies Altar society of tbe Catholic church wll meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock witb Mrs Frank A. Boyle. 512 East Fifth street
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30
eEoReEsoN SELLS PART
 or GALLOWAY HERD

Prof. C. C. Georgesop, head of ihe government agricultural experiment. stations Ia Alaskai vas successful in selling the Galloway cattle belonging states at the time of the roundup be. cause they had strayed away and could not be found at that time. The choicest Of Che herd will continue to breed on the government farms of Kodiak island.
 Prof. Georgesou and Mrs Georgeson who recently arrived from Seattle are staying at the Hotel Cain, but will 3eave for Sitko on the next trip Of the Georgia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30

Watch the articles that wiu appear in this colnmn rom lime to time. and Important % those who would desire to know who the 4 3. c. Co is. and what they propose doing 11-so-1t
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30

supt B. B. Nieding of the Eagle River Mining Co, made che trip Go che mines on the last voyage of the eGor- gia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30

FOR RENT New i've room house full basement with cement door bath. strictly modern 3. R. Jaeger, phone 2t2= or S72. 11.s0.d
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30

Don't ohlver with the cold, but buy furs while they are cheap at w H. CASE. 11-1ttf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30
NoTIoE

If the peraons who ootea my cabin Thursday win return the thinga they have DO use for, wili not progecnte.
 JAMES D. SIMPSON. 1l-284t Treadwel
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30
eooD SHOW AT THE
 LYRIe THEY'RE ToNIoaT

DOUGLAS. Nov. 30. - The Lyric theatre tonight win show four reels ot excellent pictures cousistins ol iea' lures. comedies, df0mas etc. The iy. ric is showing an excellent class of pictnres and deserves the patronage it
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30
MARINE NoTEs

Is MARINE NoTEs
 The City of Seattle lelt KetchikQn this morning and Is expected to arrive here tomorrow morning abou, nine Q seiock-
 The M-ld is expected rom the south tomorrow.
 The Princess May is expected from the South Tuesday and VIII sail south on return trip Thursday morning at 2 o'clock
 The Mariposo win be due rom the Westward December 8.
 Tho Georgia arrived rom Ssngwoy and Lynn eana ports today.
 The Jefferson saas from Seattle to, morrow
 The Humboldtwill sail from seattie
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-11-30

Mayor John ReoS, chairman B.Vai entine, secretary. B. l.. Thano treas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-27
Conlision de Polic1a

En- la ultima session celebrada p0r ia
Comision de PoIicia InsuIar sc resolve,
ron los siguientes asuntos
t'ue admitido el reenganche dc los
miembros siguientes: Cabo Manuel
Sharon guardias Jose Storer (detee-
tive), Miguel \. Figueroa Torres, Ft-
lix Olivieri Maldonado, Tomas Colon
Jorge. Andres Torres Gonzalez, Ramon
Aunoz. Juan b. Alay0n, Antonio Fn-
rrcr, Antonio Monteserin Correa. Julio
Montalvo Escapd, Francisco Areiza-
ga Romero, Rogelio Gonzalez Pagan,
Domingo [ugo, Cris6stomo Martinez Y
Antonio Su1rez Colon
Fac eXpulsado ell 'guardia Vicente ~
Quinones. $50. culpable de cargos p0r
conducta incorrecta Este guardia
prestaba servicio en- el distrito de IT.
.iardo
Sc aprob6 el gasto de $50 de los F)te
dos de Socorro en- union de S374.76 re-
oIectados por el Departamento de II
Poicia Insular, entire los miembros de
la fuarza, para socorrer los herederoS
.del fenecido guardia Camilo Berna,
que murio el dia de octubre de 1912
mientras prestaba servicio en- el distlI,
/, to de Salinas
Tambien Sc asigno la cantidad dc
$50 del mismo fondo que e anterior
para socorrer los herededos del que
fuG Policia Insular Regalado Hidalgo,
que fallecio el de abril de 1913. Ia
recolecta iniciada por el Departamento
a favor de este guardia assemble
1891 20, unida la asignaci6n de la
,, Comisi6n le sera entregada a los here
, deras legales del difunto Hidalgo
Fueron separados deshonrosamente
los 8iguientes guardias Casimiro Cas-
lilo Ceferino Dueno. Gle Rio Piedras
Salom6n Cortijo, de Juana Diaz, Pori-
rio Diaz. de Humacao. y Belisario Ro-
driguez Boscana, de Ciales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-27

La conferencia
del domingo

Fn Ia Bi5lioteca Insulag do el de-
mingo sn segunda Conferencia sobrs
el tema de Educaci6n, den Jose Rodr
guez Arias. Consagr6 especialmentr
este trabajo i la edncaci6n del senti-
miento y de las buenas costumbrea, !.
principalmente 4 la educacion del ca
ricter formation del ideal, orienta-
ci6n Y gufa de la vida del hombre.
Hizo .un estudio concienzudo de estas
materias, apoyandolo en- opiniones au-
torizadas de hombres eminentes, u az
pres6 sus ideas Y pensamientos con
energla y con el acento suggestive dc Ia
conviction. Fue una Conferencia ~
teresante y ofda con graz atenci6n por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-27
DEPORTIVAS
GRAN PARTIDO DE FOOT BALL.


Extraordinaria animacion presenta-
ba el Campo del Morro EN- la tarde del
domingo con motive del interesante par
lido Gle foot ball, entire los afanados
equipos San Juan Foot Ball Y el Athel-
tic Foot Ball Club
Antes Gle dar comienzo al juego, Sc
hacfan animados concentrates sobre
quien obtendria ell triunfo dado 10 equi-
librado de las fuerzas, que ivan d tomar
arbitro, sacando el Athletic con gran
parte ell la lucha.
A las tres en- punto son6 el pito del
empuje
Desde los primeros momentos. Sc OBJ
Servaba cierta superioridad en- los del
equipo San Juan. por las magnificas
combinaciones q. hacian durante ell jue-
go, aprovechandose, Ell parte, del POGO
obstaculo que encontraba EN- la Inca de
ataque Gle los contrarios.
Las defensas del Athletic resisteron
valientemente y con gran destreza todo
el peso del partido. debido q que este.
Sc concrete en- su campo.
Ell goal keeper" senior Mayor estuvo
certeroS golpes de los delanteros contra
rios
Fue el que mas sobresali6 en- ell campo
del Athletic
Pasados los noventa minutes regIa-
mentarios, fue parade el bal6n, siendo
proclamado vencedor ell equipo San
Juan, por cinco tantos contra zero
Export
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-01-27

el ilustrado pdblico que asiste siempre
estos actos educatiyos de la Biblio-
teca lnsular, el que tribute al orador
mercedes aplausos.
La pr6xima Conferencia estard 4
cargo del Dr. don Francisco del Vaiie
Atiles que tratara sobre al cieneia de
las ciencias, la Eug6nica medic de
perfeccionar la especie humana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The annual report OF the Continental Gas
ana Electric Corporation for the year ended
psceInser, 90 81, 1919, discloses gross earn
OF $3.50, 7o7 for the previous year operst.
ing expenses. including maintenance, taxes
and INSURANCE amountsd to ,istsls, an IN:
unchanged at $3.50 leaving net earnines
OF slso,sis, as compared with net OF SLOT
S Ssf Tor sS sseanf Ths
during 1913 was $4,000. These additions
included the purchsse of the Cass County
Light and Power Company and the Mci,ooi
Light Company OF Nebraska. In addition
over hundred miles OF high transmits.
stations to serve small nelg hboring COM
munities. and the distributing systems OF
the gas properties were extended.
The Dcs Moines and Central Iowa Elec-
tric Company. which commenced business
last september, and took over the subsldi-
ended January g.; 1917. OF $3.50: sol, net
figures bond Interest is being earned two
a year Is LETT for the capital stock.
The Municipal Service Company was tn.
seventh public utility company TO declare
an initial dividend since the first OF The
March, isis and eontrcis all the Stocks KS
snd 50 per sS cent Q, the bonds Of the chts.,r
Souy ssn. oSG%Rany the
Lighting Company. the sumter Lighting
Company end othsrs, Its authorized cap.
90 psr s. perfsrrsa ssoek which
outstanding, There are also $4,000 OF col i.
:rr per sros ss" ..r nnas sss%.s an
Is susSius after charges ana UssissrsS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
MARKET Is
EXCESSIVELY DULL
Trading a. Well Is Spirit Lays
on Uncertainty in POliti-
cal situation.
CONSOLS LOSE A FRACTION
Settlement Is satisfactory
Americans share General
Weakness.
CONsOLS LOSE A FRACTION

LONDON, March c6.-The markets were
excessively dull In the uncertainty that
prevails In the political situation. Brazil-
ian securities were a feature In proin'-
nent advance, and the Paris market APP
reared stronger. These we're practically
the only matters Of Importance in the
days trading and business as we'll as
spirit Jagged.
Consols lost u. but recovered lie be-
fore the close. Home rails were lower.
Rio Tintos were unchanged. as were min
ing shares generally. There was firm
tone In Paris favorites In the afternoon
session on support from that market.
The settlement was concluded satisfac-
torlly. Canadian Pacific, after moderate
strength, became weak on selling from
New York and Montreal. The American
list, which had been nondescript In its
movement through the day. declined In
sympathy and the closing was At recess
sions from parity.
PARIS, March 26.--Rentes at sc francs
S2K, centimes were 17L centimes lower.
The tone of the general market was ex-
celent.
BERLIN, March 2e.---The market to-day
was nrin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
EN- DIVIDEND,

EN- DIVIDEND.
pIopshS nnd rerln. Stk. Amt
i'ebish v' ana huoson, quarterly. - 20
I 49, r"tt,,eS' qaartsIy' ''...,,. pfd 2ia
49,, 'S,es, 3euFtefly, :...,,.. com ga
~ s"I, auufteriy go. com =,
PuSl,c s.r,ic. t ,Snrn' qnnr'erS. pfd LA
-, hu"trtiy ''''''.....,,..,.,. Ia
southern hallway. semi annual MD ~
TorontoN Hamilton aud buffalo
Huarterly.. Observation-Disclosures. - IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
MONEY III NEW YORK.
Rates Remain Easy-Ensiish and
French Bank Statements.

\ relaxing tendency continues to eharsc.
:sriEe the local money market. INJURY
and any offering of funds imrsrts down
ward trend 70 quotations: The foreign es-
msnd sterling closing. 10 points lower, al
ISSt, The loss by the banks 10 the Sub
Treasury 80 tar thid week amounts to
10 very extensive alterations were .2-
hisi;ed by ne Bank Q, Enti ., g rs,r- ne
The English baEk reported decline i
tn. proportion OF reserve TO liabilities y
81 500. 600 and s. 100000 loan ex oanslon
The rr.nch Institution made : sTal! gan
loans and decreased circulation.
Can money on ;he loor OF The t s;' = s, t.x,
eein. per cent. and the lowest ~ pe:
Time money rates were unchanged. Rate,
per cent. Tor ninety days, 81. o., -. per cent
Tor four and A., H.e month s,-r.4 n.r ee n,
p S:m% s. pag-s wa. s9s IL. r 'Sn :,
and ninety DAYS Jilis receivable and ~;
best four to ak months names.
sos, Sn-',a Ns 81, Sf,ui.Oc new p..i nE
Minneapoiis-sae. premium. -. Louis
NIL MIN r'F' Mon,r.si@s.,ic. pisnIuS csi.
Sterling exchange eased further. Rate.
were l.sil0@ $3.50 for ais;y days. iss25 a
Issso for demand ana ASSES u i.siso foi
cables
Money In Le,aIon. :.as or se:.:.'
short oils. i5-l5 per cent; three months
per cent. closing prices -. COZ soils. =,
7-l6 for money and IS 40 iur 7c.ounf.
The Bank o. England discount rate re-
rnCired unchanged. The banks w-e,;iy
statement shows the following charges:
Total res,ryo de"r~avcd t4sG. 1oo. c!rcI.
lst,on Increased Eij2,o0o. bullion Gc'rea
f3l 1000, other securities ir creased i2.s.2.
ooc. other deposits increased $4,000, pub
lie deposits Increased f3.sgt,o)0, Govern
Tlen- securities decreased 1000.
Paris cables quoted the closing price o
reNtes 81 francs n ceDtiIEes. ENchaus
on London. IS francs 90 confines pr.yat
rate OF discount In PIri., IA r"T cent. Der
In exchange on Lot dot. 20 marks ~ pigs
Private rate Ia Berlin. 30, per cent
The weekly statement 81 the Baul. o
France shows III" following change. Il
francs; GVl4 on hand Increased $4,000
silver on hand decreased l.uol. ooV: roteg II
circulation decreased 60,piJ.uOo; Trcasus,
deposits increased Ieos74.ooo: General de
posts decreased 100000; bills u.scouute,
ine!eased ie,6lsoco: advances deereaae,
g.%<so0O.
con,merc!al price Of bar silver In New
York, 5sc.; In London, 26sd. Mexican I'll
Ner dollars quoted at 80. ,i4Sc
New York Clearing House statement: Ia
changes. S2s2.J43,6Cl: balances Is.o25, gOg
sub-rressury credit balance. 'i.2c5.sss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27

Total sales to-da 2O4,5SS shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
SUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.

"WEDNESDAY
Paid by sub Urea AIRY to banks scls1 ooo
Paid by banks to Sub Trcasury 5sssS so
Loss 10 banks on days trans
s'''ohH,.,, ...,'.............. $4,000
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
So So Sy suo,Trsasury to banks. 3i0.s0s. O0e
'~'' Wy oahAs TO Sup-Treasury... 1880 900
o's TO psnts, ...',,........ N,sl7, 600
Loss 20 banks same period pre-
Nous week. .........,......... a,ss5 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27

horse power available for distribution and
within the next two years an additional
10000. more than double the present avail
abla horse power.
All Byllesby electric properties reporting
for the week ended March IL show net con-
nectsd load gains OF i75 customers, with
so1 kNowatts lighting capacity and 800
horse power In motors, New business con
tractsd for. but not yet connected. includes
s2S customers. with Az kilowatts lighting
capacity and 6s7 horse power In motors
also twelve signs and seventy house wiring
contraets Output OF the properties for the
week was ss7t.soT kiiowatt hours. u gain
OF last yeer. Manufactured gas output IN
creased per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.
rran.sc,ieus Frsm openins 70 a,is ?. ".

" ESQ y. W,
Norfolk & W -
| 1000. 80 Ala
|. 1000. ....OAiA
Worth i'acifc -
$4,000.
North Pacific IS
iGfm 10 US0a
| llooSSoo.....nSm.,
tPhc 7 I'll 4 To- y
900. IN
lprnna DDS lp,i
|. 1000. q l "a
iPenNa ~ fWs
| io00...1O2
Ipa cy s';s iat5
! 5000. .... s3A
10000. .pe.s
/ EC0.-0t43z
Aon0. ....a "a
lpeo' Ca; &c .c.n
| 5onn.
Peoria 4 7: ist
a., 6o00.....7 o
publlcSer vCorp
~ v J 5<
1000. ola
Ry Sieel Spr -
1000. o Tl2
Raw Con con IS
i50o... ! 53s
Reaflny . ~ 80
I 5000. .ahis
Ssn SO 80.
1000. ~ 5ls
/, ,iHoS,9,,.s;.eD S ,a.a,
p,oSss";apiss,.t is,
l. 900. Ogi2
StJo & CIR Isllsl
| 1000. ....7 Sig
lStI& iro- ~ Is
lsiSSsCa;xa7,..
5000. -
SeNbi \ '. Adj
2Omo.....Iz.
i0t.n. ....7GA
?U.....7G f2
Sil Spring ocala
! 4 Gulf IS
! 1000. y
So Roll r = T IS
s So SS;., sv 2. s =
1900 1900 @
22o00o. 10 ~
South Iacin" -
D 1000. ....9 ] "
So Pacific ref -
5000. 2A
So pacifi~ cv -
9noo,ono.....a1is
5000. ...ST
South-Ir ne 50
pD s,O | u
SniihRyN&O<s
1000. ....S3
So Rwy I'm ~
1000. h
4 2ooo.....7Aos
| r"~'strreS
/ 1000. ~ Ala
l'rNss G. c. ~
10000. OS
ITrN 4 Pa isi IS
| 1000. OF
1h-'Nsr re Is
1000. IA
4 5000. ....S ~
Thrt Ave az "
ir 1000. 4; ~
! 1000. ~
Union Fle~ ~
\ 7000...lO2i2
ICnIo1 I'ar nc -
i @o.....0d %
\ 5000. ....Q
IOln.....oIis
l@....>oLie
]. 1000. - 7
~ Pacific r~f ~
| 2Ori. 3tl
TN tkSGnf fdg
| ?oOJ. 90
| 1000. B \ u
III = :, con-
5000. o 2 a
~ = iuhhsr fs
aOOO...lO2 II
a0oo...1 O3
~ - Strr' ~ 70
NNr. q 3lx
2oO0...lO3is
'sS - lO3s
1l0oO...lO3ia
II 5000. 8 u
~ t't6Cn"iis
u 5vvO.....5 4.
5000. ~
5000. .... D ! u
~ WV 81
5000. ....S y -
Nsb1Sl -
1000. %
Whhrsr ext -
I..ioo0.
Wabash TIC Is
?oU,.....sU
u 1000.
NestchestrrTSs
1000. IL 4iA
Nr.trrn rie' -
900. 10
n lO0O...lO2
10000. lilo 7s
" est ShOrr Is
rrliftcreG
j 5000. 40 !
~ ~Si'iy ,:ic" IS
wlSSesssixLsf : s 8
II i~D... y
n Central A.
1000. ....S ! &c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. March 26.-The market WAS
very dull to-day. with price movement
showing some irregularity. Further pres
sure developed In Union Carbide, but
enough support was forthcoming TO cause
a substantial recovery. Diamond Match
was firIner and most OF the other issues
reflected steady tone. Chicago Railways
were again under pressure. The sum
mary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27

dividends for the month was At the rate
Of 20 per cent = year on the common stock.
The stocks OF the Montana Power Com
pany have bse" listed on the New York
s so%mon Stock ranged from - 70 g. This
Is the hrst large power company Of It's
kind to have Its shares listed ON the New
Income account OF the Montana Power COM
pany ss reported to the exchange for the
exhibits xros. earnings, Of ts,bs.,lsi. net
after taxes OF s2,Alt.as7 and surplus after
payment Of preferred and common divi.
dends OF sso3soa: Within the next year
the company viii have es,oeo additional
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27

lmnncs Imn S cornproahs lp,, NYcannl .s

AmDock INN IS Cornprod5s 1876 n Y Canal a
"oOo.. .lOAi5' 1000. ....S3ial iturcg
An t,s. ~ 'i,s rei .iuI ~ - 200. .lOl
10000. ....eylS 10000. .NS7s NIrity:l, >lDs3
Ann Arbor isus Erie I'D ext 1000. .lO0lI
"ptD. ...6J 1000. 90 cay - i"aS
I \ y cv S. Hud ~ MAJ adj 5000. 80 g.
2coo.. .lo3 1000. ....33 Ny civ IS ,9S,
n a -. zen s. ms Cons Cop CIV SsG $40 q -
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