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Mrs. NJ. B. Emerson
and Miss Vaughn

Room 4o4 First National Bank Bldg.
Phones Office. 215. Res. 7os.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03

cfxs4 1000 % orr AND OH HALT PER
y "a ses1 es0.f,d spoa a. preferred s,oeE
l.,ss.-s san Io0scco CfffDauy payable
o. z, 1913 W siestisoldsr. N t.ro,d Al me
= nsf.sf "''s'' DsesAbsf ". 1914 Cbects win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03

hsmphb. Tenn. December :. 1914
=, D,1sa1s q ~ On ne preferred stock and
~. 80 - coAmol stock a American snuf Com
b s,,, ly-ao declared psysbie Jsnusry 2. 1915.
49,. -tss..sf3 q record ~ close u buSless De-
49, u. 1915 Ch.cks viii bs mailed.
''Aeio bpss VII ftmsla open
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
Reserve Bank Check Clearing.

Emergency currency retired By New YORK ns'oh
Al banks yesterday wss - l29t2o. brihslns w
Total retired 70 date 10 t92.0ll.sio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
COTTON QUIET
AND IRREGULAR
Market Splits Changes at Close
and Awaits Government
Crop Report.

Yesterday was quiet in the cotton
market, and fluctuations were narrow.
with the close steady net 1 point
higher to 2 points lower. Declines re-
ported in several OF the large South
ern spot markets late on Tuesday were
followed by further talk of slscken-
ing spot demand, but there was no
selling pressure here from Southern
sources. Trading was less active than
On any day since the reopening of the
exchange, and prices ruled within n
range of 3 or points.
The opening was steady at un-
changed to an advance Of . points in
response to relatively steady Liverpool
cables, but soon eased back to about
Tuesdays closing figures, under scat
tered offerings, which may have been
encouraged by the Giles report esti-
mating the crop at $3.50, 900 bales, ex-
GLIDING linters. With the allowance
now considered necessary for lnters,
this was supposed TO point to a prob
able total yield of l6,4o0,000 bales and
strengthened expectations Of a record.
breaking supply. A Chicago estimate
PuDllsHeu idteI WAS lees oearlsn, msk-
ing the yield of lint cotton 1925, 900
bales, but neither report served TO
create any fresh interest.
According to local spot brokers only
a few OF the Southern shippers are
offering cotton to New England mills
at concessions. The governments esti-
mate of the crop will be published at
1915 o'clock on December 10. Up TO
the present time only eight private
estimates of the yield have been is
sued ranging from l4,9ss.000 bales up
to 15,760,000 bales, excluding linters.
Southern spot markets were oil un-
changed, except st. Louis, which was
lsc lower, but sales were small, the
largest being $500 bales at Memphis
Local market for spot quiet at 7.65 for
middling upland. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of
Various Corporations.

The st. Joseph Railway, Light, Heat
and Power Company has sold S1,ll8.OOC
8 per cent Observation-Disclosures sink
ing fund trust certificates TO "a syndicate
composed of New York and Philadel-
phia bankers, and they are being offered
at 97l2. These certificates are secured
by deposit of nearly $4,000 shares out
of the $4,000 shares of common stock
of the st. Joseph Railway, Light, Heat
and Power Company. The Cities Ser
vice Company, which has control of the
company, has provided sinking fund
for the payment Of the S35 share yet
remaining on the purchase price,
whereby monthly payments of $4,000
and S25, 900 will be made 10 the trustee
of the certificates. The first sinking
fund payment of $4,000 will be made
on January 20
Cleveland Electric Illuminating.
The income report of the Cleveland
Electric Illuminating Company for Oc-
tober shows a decrease of S5,604 in
gross operating revenue, which amount
ed to 1897 1893, but by curtailing oper-
ating expenses and taxes, which were
S9,215 below those of 1918, the net in
come was 1851 greater than in the
year preceding. Gross earnings for the
year ended October 81 showed a sub
stantial gain over the previous year,
while net revenue gave but small
increase, due to heavier operating
charges. There was expended for in
terest charges, preferred stock divi-
dends, etc, Sl23,759, leaving a balance
of S1,572,335, and the surplus after de-
probation increased S109,295 to $1,147,-
7O1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
PIG IRON MORE ACTIVE
A Better Month in Finished
Steel Is Predicted.

The better buying of pig iron, &C
cording to trade authorities, has been
extended, and there is slight improve
ment in orders for finished steel. A
gain in tonnage is looked for the pres
ent month, with mill operations con-
siderably enlarged after the first of the
year. European takings of barbed wire
have increased, and inquiries from
abroad are coming to the bridge COM
panies for reconstruction work.
"The Iron Age" will say: "The buy
ing movement in pig iron which start
cd with large contracts at Buffalo, as
reported last week, has extended to
other districts. Cleveland, Pittsburgh
Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis in
particular have participated. There are
signs in the finished steel trade point
ing to considerable activity in Deem
Der. making that the best month in the
final quarter in point of tonnage. Oper-
alton of mills in December is not likely
TO be at a much greater rate than IN
November, but the opinion is general
that this month will lay the foundation
for fuller running schedules in Janu-
ary:" =,
Continued buying activity in pig iron
and a slight betterment in orders for
manufactured steel continue to keep
sentiment more hopeful. There APP
pears to be a firmer conviction that the
market has about reached bottom and
that November will mark the low point
in the volume of business.
can interesting development in the
foreign situation is the putting before
bridge shops in this country of pre-
liminary proposals for reconstruction
work in the warning nations. particu-
lsrly in France and Russia. Railroads
are showing a shade more interest in
equipment"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
TORONTO STOCKS.

FURNISHED by ]. j. Csrew & Co. 81 Broad
ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
prrBLlC UTILITY SECURITIES.

.par $50. tex dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
y W HICKS. TREASURER.
Y. L0BILIAhD COMPANY

bbb,a<. 80, Too. DteeL.btf and. 1914
No. - p ~ ~ e1f o8 she pssfsfred
p ie,,s.. y ~ es.t ~ ne cosnfsfu s,oef I'd
isass,t ~ 'otstsa, h4ss been declared ps,sbis
~ ~. - Isis y it1ski4o1sIs n fscosd 81
~ !, a.i ssI'|''s Dsfs"S+s iAh, 1914 casks
M 4. hHErf. 1n.sssn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT HAlE.-fof
40 dsys. ~ per cent. for longer maturiteS. per
cent.
CALL MONEY opened at per cent. highest.
ufr cent. lowest. Z PER cent. closing. per cent
renewal. ietA per cent
TIME MONEY vss easy. Rates. iteih per
cent.
MERCANTILE PAPER was IN rood demand
R1Iins rate. 4he5 per cent for best names. bAnk
Acceptance. ~ al per cent.
cTEARINC HOUSE STATEMENT. -EIchxnges.
taef ~ so2. balances. N65ilOli. The Sub Treas
urs Vas . creditor 10 the amount OF slsl.Joo.
slrR TREASURY. New York banks lost 20 The
sub. treasury $s.3So.0te. and lost since FRIDAY
$500 .O00
DOMESTIC EXcHANGE-Boston. par; Clncin'
- re- nreiniuni. ~ Louis. iyc discount bid 10
di'eotnt asksd. Minneapolis. SOC premium. San
Tfanclsco. zoe premium. Chicsso. exchange par.
SILVER MAHkET. bar silver ~ London vas
"a iisf an ounce. up led: New York quotation
eas lsi.c. up hc Mexican silver dollars. Ssse'-e
ryDrHAf. RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE ELSE
wlII.RI philadelphia for 30 dsts. 1H yer ,sn,,
80 ieI'e.r isaiufltes. per cent. Bodon. ~ and
~, ,'ent Cleveland. ~ and YER cent; Richmond
81. ami yof cant. Chicago "a sAd yer cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
EXCHANGE COMMITTEE
TO GIVE QUOTATIONS
Financial District Halls Another Step Toward Norma
Condtons-Tax Figures Show Increase in
Transfers for November.

resents the transfer Of 100000 shares
and the latter $4,000 shares. These
figures are based on two cent tax for
each share with par value Of 500,
The quotations made public by the
Stock Exchange clearing house commit
tee covered list of seventy stocks
now selling at above the fixed minimum
prices. OF these sixty-five were above
and only five sold yesterday at the
minimum figures. AS rule, the bid
and asked prices also averaged well
above the minimum prices.
With a good demand for stocks now
prevailing it is now felt by Stock tx
change governors and influential bank
ers that a favorable decision IN the
Eastern freight rate advance case
would soon be followed by the. opening
of the doors of the exchange for re-
sumption Of trading with few, II any,
restrictions. With an unfavorable de,
cision, restrictions may be maintained
for a considerable period to prevent the
investing public from showing its dis
pleasure by dumping securities on the
market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03

sLfHLkHEM srEkL cospoRaTIoN.
OF Dividend on Preferred stock.
~. -. - Aa.isllefat u ~ Per Cent. u the
~ .,,i,si Dii1t.1 shieh ras declared upon
~ .s',fef t'orS n Befhishsfo steel Gorp0ra &.
~, 's.ssg ~ l9il, viii IL psysbs 81 Jsn.
49,, t.is - siofkliol4sfs u fscOfd at 3
t ~. Ga bee -. 1914
Ds.1 H.. -. y. H. 1OSES. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
TRADING In THE
CURB SECURITIES
Sharp Advances in Oil Shares
Industrial List Lower-Min.
ing Issues Easy.

The market for outside securities
yesterday presented an irregular
range OF prices, with the amount of
business transacted on a diminished
scale. The industrial list was de-
pressed, aside from United Profit
Sharing Corporation, which was in
good demand at an advance of five
eighths OF point Mining issues dis
played an easier tendency, Atlanta de-
Ginning points.
Trading in the oil shares was less
active, although prices showed sharp
advances. Standard of California was
the most active, with gain of IS
points; Atlantic Refining rose 20 points
on small sales, and Standard Of Ne
oraska made a gain of 10 points.
Greater activity developed in CONSOLE
dated Gas convertible 6s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
FINANCIAL RECORD
HERE And ABROAD
Stock Prices No Longer
Secret-Quiet Day in
Bonds on Floor.

-.,rseed by the success oil open
hneon'S;.o, stock Exchange authorl-
bono . i~J decided that 1t was no
ties yeocsSsary 10 keep the public IN
longer ~ prices at which listed
ignotSN ','ore cbanging hands through
stoeAS .,oavinr house. Recovery mas
tnelI amid in the last few weeks
been - one-half the active list Is
.no,esented in this scrutini,lZen me ~ ~
rep 5Sily total, while stu Tess tm mai
beo6 shares. is understood 10 De WEI.
49, me 25.000 reached last week. ~
soO.' i 10 be hoped, only snort tlLne
49, " that the present cumbersome
now n Of dealing in listed stocks az
me'h i.am prices will be ended. IN
mininsss%p investors will appreci-
'ae otter n't knowledge Of market cono'-
tons. h.,ds on the floor yes
pt1'. s5o,Ved slight change. AT the
ieiuey ,, business was rather quleter
oPennsS preceding days, but the total
ina" . III that changed hands before
par 10 was only a little under tnat OF
l he - Again there was some weak
Iussu" some of the railroad issues,
ness !" net declines were only of small!
9 ~ Industrial and traction opiI-
-.siops furnished instances OIL lmPIoass,
s''v" The active list was trlhe
ss.Ssr than on Tuesday, including
nONUt So,5s not hitherto traded IN since
s.'V rsonening. Apparently there mas
,Ae .or,e relaxation of restrictions,
osen ore or two cases low prices OF
~. Jsv were under the minimum an
rouneed last Saturday A. uorsy
tn continued ease OF the mohe!
~ ~. strengtbened demand for snort
' rotes. and prices of these securl-
lein 10 hrmer. The market has been
uss ~. well swept Of the more deslr-
P,ti.'' commercial paper. General I'M
4O.. in credit conditions through
plo' ~ corr.rv because of reserve re-
our W Res enabled the Federal Re
..rys Board to lower discount no'eS
s';,bout encouraging overextensioh'
TIE London Stock Exchange autnorl-
.;ss according to private cable adViees'
80 49, submitted a proposition to the
p.;,;sb government that it reopen tor
Lnsinsss the middle of the month;
,Ioretsrv ease in London continued ana
.a.rritv pr1ces there were steady, WIN
sr;ces Of American shares we'll main
ia;asd Metallic copper was hrmer IN
i II', and advanced in this market
Stirling exchange here was quiet, giy.-
; &c 10 indication Of an increased pur-
, ahsss IN 70 make remittance for bonds
soid here for British account, put
.sarks continued their recovery.
Enlarged buying of pig iron, reported
last week, has gone further, and thers
;s some gain in orders for hnlsnea
steel Trade authorities predict tnas
November reached the minimum Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
BANK CLEARINGS LIGHT
November Exchanges Much
Below Those of Last Year.

Bank clearings again were lower
than for the same month last year.
The total for November, according TO
r. G.. Dun & Co., who include returns
from 129 leading centres of the United
States, amount TO S1O,953, 007 ,23S, a de-
crease of 20.2 per cent. Sharp con-
traction continues to appear at New
York City, with a loss of 28.8 per cent,
reopening of the cotton and stock ex-
changes as well as the reported i'm
provement in general business having
apparently little effect.
indications Of better conditions are
reflected in moderate gains at a num-
Der of outside cities, but the total for
all outside centres is SO per cent
smaller than for the same month last
year Figures for the month are given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

:, r,,,. a ,,r cent. Atlantis s and 81 per cent /:
Minnespolls b and sis per cent; Kansas city. .
per cent; DALLAS. aud "a per cent san fTan-
cisco. and 6k per cent 1900
p,>,t, crr.arNGs -Bo,ton. exchanges s2o.5.s.-
sas bsl.nre~ 81 5S05T2 Baltimore. exchanges
IS 800. Ss5 balances si.lIsst5: Chicago exchanges
sIsng~. al ssg all balances 81 as. g. LOUIS
eIehsnges So $50 $50. balances fi.5le.7fs
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Business was que, .no
rates we're irregulArly changed. ciosins s pis
sisriinx 4 SEQ, demand sterling isSIo. .anie
francs' lOa demand francs. 5llt tao'e
marks, 81. demand. sTis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03

~ ~ .7'E v WFLETT NOWFAFIs -
b,Lnia t,,lst Nss York. December 2. 1915
- 49, q Ons ana three qgsflsfs per cent. On
81 tiis4 hioft sld T1o snd Ogls-hsh per
A.. az - e1tfa Two l4f cent on he Common
"a, - ye>ffs y. Hslme Company we're iIs
49, 1gs,a, psft5ls January 2 1915. 70 Stock.
~ nj . ,s,Dfq a fhs cloSs u business Dscem.
"', '',ts ~ p nailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03

Acceding to the public demand for an
official list Of prices at which transac-
tions in listed stocks are now passing
through the Stock Exchange clearing
house, the special committee of five
yesterday authorized the committee on
clearing house to make public from
day to day the current bid and asked
quotations, and, in cases where actual
sales are transacted, the closing prices.
This action on the part of the Stock
Exchange authorities was hailed in the
financial district as big step forward
in their efforts to establish more nor
NAL trading conditions in all securities.
Another indication that the investing
public is gaining greater confidence
that stocks are selling at attractive
levels is furnished in the. figures sup
piled by the Empire Trust Company,
this states fiscal agent, showing the
tax receipts from stock transfers in
November, compared with October.
For November the amount received was
$4,000, against only $4,000 for the
previous month. The former sum rep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

,uetion a. lie Exchange salesroom by Adrian !
Muller & Son. ,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03

The announcement by the Federal
Reserve Board that it had decided to
permit the reserve banks at Chicago
and Kansas City TO assume clearance
functions is expected to be followed
soon by similar statement regarding
the local reserve institution.
When this has been done 1t is un'
derstood that the New York Reserve
Bank may clear checks for its mem
hers free of charge. Such a policy
would leave the state banks and trust
companies as the only institutions
which charge for collections and might
resilt in the switching of accounts by
their depositors to national banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03

New Orleans, Dec. Pear Of
large government crop estimate Eext
week held futures buying down. On
the other hand, fear that the govern
ment would underestimate the crop
prevented much short cotton from
coming out.
Bulls declared that weak port re-
ceipts this week proved the strength
or the holding movement among farm
ers, and bears contended il was due
to falling of in the spot demand.
Closing quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
Reducing Renewal Rates.

Several large banking institutions
which have been carrying loans at 8
nsr cent for renewals in the last two
weekS or more, it was said yesterday,
nave marked the rate down to D per
cent Among them are one or two
,Shicb AT no time in the recent crisis
ssked more than 6 per cent. Some OF
lie banks which have made the re-
dnction are the First National, the
National Park, the Central Trust Com.
nsnv. the United States Mortgage and
trust Company and the Fifth Avenue
Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
Sweden Gets 100000 Loan

The Swedish government has OBJ
tanned a loan of 81, 900 900 from Kuhn,
Loeb A. Co. and the National City Bank.
The loan, which is in the form OF two
year 8 per cent treasury notes, due
December /. 1916, is being onered ny
the bankers at par and accrued inter-
est. The proceeds will be used 10 pro-
vide Sweden with credits in THIS coun-
try for the purchase Of various COM
modities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
u. s.....sl095 8. OO7 g3S sl3T8lOe9.S 500 =
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS


Directors Of the New York Transit Company have
declared ousrte!ly dividend OF s. share. pay
able January Is. which compares with 50 declared
three months ago aud s. siH months ago Previous
dividends were at the rate OF $40 quarter.
tn. gpb Treasury Yesterday transferred $500 900
10 san Francisco and 100000 10 New Orleans.
The Tennessee Copper Company has paid the
5000 600 per cent bonds which became due on
Deesmter l. Leaving $500 900 yet outstanding Of 2
ioal Of ST. 800 900 Issued for construction purposes.
The George W. Helme Company has declared the
regular quarterly dividends of 2z per cent on the
common aud "a per cent on the preferred stock.
and an EXTRA dividend Of > per cent. Dividends are
navsbie January TO holders Of record December L.
Directors O, the Stewart Mining Company have
elected ~ G. Todd president and treasurer sue.
ceediug the late. a. HeinLe. VINO vas pieslu zen.
on tiie company G. ". Sake was elected 70 the
board OF directors.
The quarterly dividend Of l per cent has been f.
nss.ed ior the second time by the American flpe
ana Construction Company IN order TO conserve
cash resources.
Emergency currency retired b. New York NATION
Al banks Yesterday was -. l29.tso. prihslns lHr
total retired 10 date 70 t92.oll,sic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
Pittsburgh Deals in Stocks

Pittsburgh, Dec. 1.-The Pittsburgh
Stock Exchange opened to-day for
trading under restrictions after being
closed since July 30. Prices in some
instances were higher than the last
previously recorded sales, and in ease.
where they were lower the loss was
less than a point. Trading was light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03

spot COTTON Quletj sales, TbUi MD
ding, 5-l6c.
Liverpool cables: Spot, a fair bust
ness doing; sales, 5000 bales; specula-
ton and export, 500; American, 1000;
Imports, 1000; none American; mid
ding upland, 4.40d. Futures opened
quiet, but steady, unchanged to n
point higher; closed quiet, / to 2
points higher; Msy-June, 415d; July
August, 4.20lAd; October November,
430d; Jsnusry-Februsry, 435d. Man
chester-Ysrns, fair business doing;
cloths in buyers favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Liverpool. Dec 2.--WHEAT-spot FIRM. No !
Manitoba IS II I'D: No 2, y 9iad: No 3 = 81
No 3 hard winter. ss i4d: futures hrm. Deem.
Der. 9s 81. CORN-Spot quiet. American miied
new. s. I'D; futures strong. Decemosr ~
SHOT LDERs-Squsre. SIS 81. LARD-Aperiss a.
refined pals. Jls. j6-lb bones. 80 Cd. TUB
pENTINE-spiriis 3Js 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The following railroad reports for
October were made public yesterday;

Northern Pacihc-GroSs $6.6i9 ,5l, decrease
sod 4ss. net So 900 9l6 decrease 1881 $50
Chesapeake a Ohio-Gruss SstVss4o' i0'~'
Sl2il7s: net $3.50. i42 decrease $500. 49,,
Missouri Pacidc--Gross Sj.ieS.9ei. decrease sttS''
slS: net after taxes sl.lji.e7i increase 500 Wv,
Yazoo Mssisslppi-GIoes 81 y "a SiS
FBunaio x Silsquehanna-Gross slSt.olo; deer ase
s42 IgS: net after taxes s2S,o55, decrease 10
Nashyille Chattanooga a 81 Louis-Gross ssoS,-
$50 decrease sls6 i6l net after taxes slolV-S' Se
crease Sl06 .6s7 -, o. :. Gao -
saO. decrease S52l 5o2: net after taxes SloiI'set'
decrease 1i224. 100. 49, 4,
Philadelphia & Resdng-GroSS w. 90, ue
crease sass sol: net 81 40 70, decrease
Reading Compsiy-Gross >J60oOo' increase S-'-e''
uet Sji7 O32. decrease S2,0l2. 1904 L.
'Wabash pittsburgh Teunmal-GrOSs S'e,teo' de-
crease as sOI. net sl7 i70. decrease sl3.s5l:
Chicago Great Westeu-Gross 81 ,SOo''-'' de'ieAse
Sll leJ; net 1888, S5T. increase $ie.S.'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03
Founded 1873
TOBEY & KIRK
Is Broad ST., New York
WILL SELL

Adams Express Is, 194S
Am. Express Co.
Am. Steel Foundry 6s
Am. Surety Co.
Eastman Kodak Com.
Hudson Co. Consumers Brewery
lnfl Nickel Common
Phoenix Silk Pfd.
Phia. & Camden Ferry
Remington Typewriter 1st
Royal Baking Powder Com.
St. Louis & So. Wn. Term. SIS
Santa Cecilia Sugar 6s
Wabash Rfdg. As Cts.
Ward Baking Co. 6s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-03

business and that DEFENDERS tonnage
will be the best of the quarter. Euro
pean orders for barbed wire have been
renewed in heavy volume, and inquiries
from abroad are being received at
bridge companies for reconstruction
work