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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09

The Steel Corporations showing Of
unalied orders, TO be made public on
friday. may prove TO have been over
Accounted in the market or underCis-
counted: but 10 will be no more than
coincidence III IL has been accurately
rejected The guesses about the IN
cr.e 1 orders on the c0mpany's books
rs rom 400 900 tons upward. And
upward" means in this case ole
most anything from 100000 tons down.
The difficulty of making estimates has
been increased because there is no def
irife knowledge Of what the output Of
the plants was during November, and
because the corporation refused con-
siderable number Of orders on account
q its inability 20 contract for delivery
IN the early months Of next year.
Whatever difference Of opinion, though,
exists IN the financial district about the
unhned tonnage and its probable effect
on the price Of Steel common, there ls
l.tle doubt that the figures viii have q
favorable influence on sentiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
sECrRITIEs AT AUCTION.

The following securities we're sold
at auction az the Exchange
salesroom by Adrian II. Muller & SOM;
By order q eIscuton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
From Ths Tribune Bureaul
Washir goCn. December s,


ARMY.
Following promotion officers Coast A.. Announced
HARRISON HALL % major. AuLl-NO GIBSON
10 canfaiu. WILLIAM A. pENIlLluN. y-.
WALTER * DUNN and ALLEN r EDWARDS
10 rrst Ilsltolsus MAJOR HALL 90 fL Itf-us
Capt GIBSON and tlst L. fENDLt TOY.
DUNN ald EDWARDS remain ol present duties
Fo''ostas assissiasl.s otaoers Tied Al. recently
promoted announced. Capt CHARLES B. BLAke-
LY t.h Ile.d Ar. F.ns2 l. HAROLD /.
ser6ad T. WciIAHD T. MCDONNELL. PHI
Scouts. 20 Manila OIL transport sailing from san
Francisco about Jal. O.
Leiyes " absence Mal EDWIN h. WINANs. IA
Cav one month Oh arrival ~ q. \ tir' T.
GEORGE C. KELLER -fth Inf tnO Months
ou relief from present dIafs. Capt CAD NOR
GAN 2lih lul. leave extended one month aIi
Is DAYS. Fist IT, CARY J. CROCKETT 2sth
Inf one month First T. SETH " COOK. an
Cav two m,lths ol arrival il T.. s. First ~
uof from prcseu, dulles. Second IT, JOHN n
IIINENON IT,. ist lIf. ono month and II days
on arrival 10 I s.. FIRST L. MARCEL. :
kEENE Coast Art one month 90 relief from
Water Reed Genera Ho-pitaI. Capt JANIS ID
WATSON Coast Ar, Us days on relief fFom
duty a. r. Andrews
NAVY
Com " X HARRISON. detached Naval War Col
iegc f0 months ease
Asst surgs h b. MUWOCK 7. IS WIGGS A.
q elNTuN. A. A. MAlsTElIIR and l.. H.
WILLIAMS. VI Y. G.. Commissioned
On Mach G. WOLF. detaehsd Aichsan; 70
Mach C. BMGGs detached New Jsisey. .em-
porar duu receiving ship. Boston.
Mach G BlASS detached Louiaianai 70 bono.
Wall orien.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09

aTrders found the Presidents mes
.are disappointing. so far as II con-
ssr,sd the railroads" said a broker,
after the close Of the market yesterday.
AThev looked for something more posi-
tive In his suggestions. Then the Aus
TITAN submarine business helped bear
ishness and this morning they sold
gtocks of. Bat they noticed that little
stock came out, and, when they We're
through with their selling, none at all.
when Republic Iron and Steel and some
Of the motor stocks particularly
began TO wave the flag for
q new rally, there was some little short
covering. Everything seems to show,
however, that there IS good-sized
,hnrt irierest sfiLl outstandlnE."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09

here is one satisfaction" a phil
nppfef remarked. watching the decline
no An2.o-french bonds Though
k'sff, y seems, is ~ be q terrible thing
~ ~ some ~ our stccfs ard DonGs, these
rhffs Will probably be- left a. good
nihgs Tor the bulls" Wiat psace will
= Tor he securities II The beliigercnt
kVsfhfnsnts II hard % measure. Upon
- Nrfae % the treaty everything Will
slsrd. II some ~ The nations are laid
Lhfsf heavy indcmnities. or u there
Imposition ~ Day on a Paper basis
~ iDarf taat have been contracted on
bspfr bafs, he hOlders Of mo re-
s.tlt< world not have much 70 con-
Letpiaie themselves upon. IN this
Ehnfei.ou q should BE- noted. however,
s 80 ne hpglo-Frencn bonds arc pay.
's's 10 American gold coin AZ New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
Midvale Steel Improvements

The Midvale Steel and Ordnance
Company has authorized additions and
improvements which will cost approx
mately SG,OOO,OO0 The company also
announces that it has acquired all the
capital stock Of the Buena Vista Iron
Company. corporation owning extern
sive ore deposits in Cuba, adjoining
properties owned by the United States
Steel Corporal "a and the Pennsylvania
Steel Company. II ia estimated that
this property contains 3OO,OOO'OOO tons
of merchantable iron ore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
NEW HAVEN FINANCING
Road Sells 100000 Equipment Notes
to Morgan Firm.

New railroad financing which Will
probably be announced In the near fu-
ture includes the sale OF approximately
100000 equipment trust certificates
by the New Haven 20 J. P. Morgan &
Co. The National City Bank and the
Guaranty Trust Company have made al
lotments 20 subscribers TO the $4,000
900 per cent bonds OF the Seaboard
Air Line Railway. Owing to the heavy
oversubscription, about two-thirds OF
the amount asked for was allotted %
each subscriber.
The New Haven has coming due on
May /, 1915, s27,000.000 one-year per
cent notes. While IL was officially
stated that this maturity has not yet
been provided for, reports current In
financial circles are TO the effect thai
the company will issue new stock TO
pay OF the notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09

Theirs vas active buying IN The provision market
during the early operations. aud prices advanced
Sharply Hogs were higher. and there seemed % Dc
better feeling IN the market generally. but on the
advance heavy selling Asalu took place. and prices
declined sharply. closing considerably under he
final OF Tuesday. Receipts OF hoes a. Chicago we're
a. 900. estimated for Thursday. 81 600 Kansas city
mos sis5sis s0. FANNIE So soos3 S6 sf"-t
clear. Sl9as-l BEEF-Sieady. mess SIG 50@flT;
family. SlS0&is50. packet. Sl6j0GSl1. extra Ind.s
mess 81 50uS SIS DRESSED UOGS-Firm: ba-
cons. o., $50 lbs exc. 100 l1s 9hc li0 lbs. sizc;
pigs. l1hc. CUT MEArS-pl-ked bellies dull. 10
lans arm. i4Hc TALLOW-ou'et. special sac:
city, 7Ae: country. ~ use. IARD-S'ezdy. Md
die Wet . ,0a 90c. city iarI easy. sac. refined
lard. Continent 10 sTc. South America lie, Brazil.
kegs. lee CuMPOCND-Fim 9n Gl0c. sTEAR-
LAL-Au-sl. 4--l. Lu-.-. o--v ll-l .-aarlne. 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
Considering the Owners.

The Tennessee Copper Company has
Joined the ranks of those corporations
which believe their stockholders have q
right TO know what they are doing
After the first Of next year the COM
pany will Issue quarterly reports, as
detailed as the Circumstances will per-
nit There 10 reason 70 believe, too,
that the American Locomotive Com
pany contemplates taking a similar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09

Oa's were moderately active and prices were
steady closing az n net lower. No whits
quoted az f6a4Ic. SO 4 white. sg45c. fancy
,iIl.I whlte $4,000 ordinary clipped @l4ie.
4ta4.1ic. al elevator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09

Submarine Boat Dividend.

Directors OF the Submarine Boat Cor,
poration yesterday declared an initial
quarterly dividend Of $3.50 share;
The Electric Boat Company declareo
an extra dividend Of IS per cent Tor
the wear ended December 3D. 1912 on
both the common and preferred stocks.
Declaration of the dividend on the SUD
marine Boat stock places that issue o.
a 6 per cent annual basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09

Running railroads in the troubled re-
public % the south OF US is no sine
cure which accounts for the strain OF
melancholy 90 bee observed 10 the latest
annual report ~ the National Railways
Of Mexico. When q railroad has 20 re-
port c0eratn@ expenses amounting 10
lo2a peg cent OF gross returns aad
loss after charges of nearly 5230JJ,0Ol
for two years in succession, TOE eyes or
rs officers must turn wls-fully toward
the "he.p wanted ADVERT ements IN
The Newspaper T. was not their fault
however. that the FerrocarIiles Ma
sionilss De Mexico had the spending
power Of boy az college and sometaing
.sIs than the earning capacity OF o
trttyear graduate. While the rail-
roads we're theirs they made them
make q good deal more than their
charges bu. since the middle Of Au-
Tssi l9iz-Tx weeks after the begin
ing q the new ascal year-the roads
have been out u the homogeneous
control On the l4th OF that month
Z. forces q the Citizen First Chief
q Re Const'tutionslls army took pos
s'ssion Of Mexico City, invaded the
1ilrotd Offices and seized its property.
I've day later tho lines were conGecat-
Cd Wherefore. the stockholders must
t9s be told that the gross operating
san'ngs for the year in Mexican cur
lsacy) we're only tl776,08lfJ. against
htZl53+l IS the year before, and s0I.-
.gIs2 q in 1928. After deductions
ief ie1es. etc. there Was .eft 10 meet
hIsa charges u f23..55.G1a.oJ, q minus
quantity u over .5.II. Jll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
Extra Western Union Dividend.

Additional 10 me regular quarterly
dividend Of ! 4 per cent, directors or
tho Western Union Telegraph Com
pany yesterday declared an extra divi-
dend Of one-half ~ ! per cent, making
the fUii disbursement FOR the calendar
gear equal 20 per cent, which 10 tho
rafe per annum on which the dividends
Tor this and the preceding quarter were
declared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
Associated Gas and Electric.

Consolidated gross revenues Of tho
Associated Gas and Electric Company
from the electric and gas departments,
including miscellaneous income, for the
year ended October 81, amounting to
S663,eG were about the same as In the
year preceding, but reduction In OPP
Grating expenses and taxes Of nearly l
per cent gave the company an increase
Of almost $1,000 in net operating in
come Of S270.728. Underlying charges
totalled S74,335, an increase of nearly
per cent, and surplus earnings after
interest charges on the first mortgage
bonds, amortization Of discount on
bonds and notes, etc, amounted 70
S87,954, a gain of approximately II per
cent. Dividends on the preferred stock,
amounting to $55,l76, were paid during
the year, leaving a net profit of S32,7l9,
against S2O,854 as of October 81, 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
METALS.

COPPER-Tre local street market f0r copper was
steady ard rer.rolytic was quoted a. ls = q -oc.
TiN-Ou The New Nofk Metal Exchange ~ vas
A-m. with spot ~ tge-tou lou quoted a. 81 goa
50 zoe. LEAD was easy ar -jc asked for New
York SPOT and 2 ljc fpr East ~ Louis. SPLITTER
nominal: New York spot "a 10 10 10 -5c and Es-t -
Louis spot $500 &c. In London copper closed A.
E16 los Tor standard spot. tlf for futures and e3l
los for electro site spot with sale, ~ $50 tons spot
and $50 tons futures. Tin iu London closed Eif5
tor standard spot and flf5 Jos FOR futures. viii.
sales % so tons spot and 10 tons futures. Lead.
spot. f-s e 0d. and futures go - 81. aad spell
tar. SPOT Es4. and futures $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09

The following securities we're SOLD
Yesterday at suction az the tXchange
salesroom by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
By order q sIscuion.
shares Georss b. Richie & Co.. lac 800 eatn;
share United safe, Lisa. AID Heating Company
sslrs M siio tan io Insurance COMPANY. ;9
80 .h,rds F i-.' N,ooa Bank o, Keaney. N.s
ios ~ .bs SS koSfb,f MT Meat Manufacturing Con-
$50 Rofert Appleton Company pr cent drbentgre
D0ui. due 1915. TegistcIei =
For account o. whom Il mGy concern
q shares Continental Insurance Company. 500
,s5 900 s., Louis san Francisco Railway Com
paIY trust ceriacates Tor common stocs 90 tte
Chicago s Eastern Illinois Rai.roat Coupl{
100 shares chicago. 81 Paul. Minneapolis 4 Omaha
Rat road Company preferred 500 earn. ...- las'-
100 shares Borders Condensed sik Company con
$1,000 United states Reduction ard Rsnans Con
pany ari sinking fund pr cent bon-s. due Jl.y.
$4,000 laiefn.,ioas Typeseitins Machine Company
PET cent gold u0tsr. Guaranty Trust COMPANY g
shsre, Fifth Avenue Bank 800 each ...... 4 $50
Is shares Continental Insurance. COMPANY sts4
100 .har-. Ira Brown company SIS each: iot b. $.
90 shares Union Mortgage COMPANY PER shaie ..
$50 900 Degclopmeut oompsns ~ Cuos ~ e,.-t
einknE fund dehen'urs bonds. due AusliL. ~ b
coupons February and August; February. lsl+.
and subsequent coupons attacled . .-... . =
e. oo0 Western New fors Farms S~Ap"y AZ
mortgage ger cent bonds. due l,-a, :. -sI,s
% shats Falaflo sugar COMPANY. Aloo eAn ....,N
SOS 600 Broad Street Realty Company second moll.
pr,ad sire, Realty Company $50 each. $4,000
Jamaica Estafcs registered nkrtgagc bonds a.d
81 800 Jamaica Estates subscipion fsssslpts, 20 "a
Il SSo Peoria Water wofss nr.i mortgage 4 per o-n.
bond. dus isis. Interest AiT ana November w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES
Rankruntey PetltIons.

AMERICAN ELEVATOR CO. manufacturers Of
elevators At li3 cedr ST. w ,i'-e ,,.c,,si'
switch Co. SIS. and Lewis Land'5erg so II
Nas alleged that tha company made Pre-, ,ttt-,,ia.
payment OF So % MAYOR q Newton IN SAILS! tellyl
II a udglerL The company vas Incorporated Ia
1909 with capita. stock $4,000
LOUIS W LAfiDtsi i Pax V,st lsa5iiits.
So ss3. for damage for breach OF s'ss' ~ a.
claim for salesman e .il 81 5ss .farse ~ stock
% Louis W LaDilus llc he hs1 f,0i'93 i ~
Insurance The two ce it9ii hal 'uel pr. l@'..''
ani Yesterday Judge Hand restrained tuiiNef Iioa-
ecuti6n Of De suits for one year. o.. ,so..
STOYAN BROS, g'oces. al ~ ~ i,O-Dt So
by ,lsse creditors. James HoHli.d 'o' 80
Rh.-t mn mo. Sls3. and Baiiour Bros. 5lS
h l. alleged that thgy made an dssisnneht on
December /. Lia1iliits are >l'yV aLa 45ssss s1y.'
AIRERT S COLE. Carriage and au.0mgDue te,
pai-ar " Mount Klco; Aa1ii,les' sS''Io' Anu
assets $2.aZ-.
Petition Dismissed.
ROYAL MARBLE WORKS. include Hani
against tie Royal Marble Works. Inc. Of ol- L.
''-' '' Composition Dismissed.
COOPER & POLLACK IRON WORKS Jude
Ug.d has dismissed tue offer OF competition on me
Ccouer h PoIlar. Iron Works OF is aud 70
Jackson ~, Of - cents on the dollar oeaaa'. th'
corporation vas not able % carry out The olsf.
Trustee Removed
IsTDOR LEWIS-Iudge uough has removed David
A. Sterling trustee y lsidor Lewis. iuf-l-Iie
dealer of 958 Hoe ay. FOR failure 10 file a report
As % the condition ~ tho estate A. directed us ,hs
referee Mr Lewis Fled petition ~ BANKRUPTCY
on Jlne ii. 1914 with liabilities G.e7s ana assets
81 O28. and has received discharge
BANKRUPTCY Schedules.
HANNAH FOX butcher At Washington Market
liabilities $40 4S aud assets SO Z25 n accounts
Among the creditors are Robert Alexander $ s00i
Oeorge r. Hinricls & Co. Inc. s.. lss and Daniel
T. Boehm Company. Inc. AiiO3.
D. NfARNOR < son. Wholesale dealers IN butter
ard eggs al s4s Jackson Az. with four other stores
Liabilities f48ssi ana assets $50 cohslsllns OF
stock. s. $40. goods n storage. sZ.Isi accounts
s2I $50: fixtures 81 65l ard wagons, $500. -
KNICKERBOCKER COUCH AND CHAIR COM
PANY, nc. of 5y3 Esst 4th 81. Liabilities sS.ts
and ssso.s tl3l2 ,,.,
MAX sHEAR. grocer A. lsl Division s. LiAoil-
ties i.il3 and assets 81 os4.
Assignments.
DAVID Filters. jewener al lSl Avenue A. 70
Harry Resented. ~,
rays. dealer ln women's apparel a. ESQ SeFei1h
"NA2 C. GI -i;e grocer at s55 East An st..
20 Charles Go deuherz. ,,s- ,,,,,.,,
SIMON HAGER. liquor deaef. OF 4''' "-i1''-
av go jacob : one. . q. W.. ss.h
WILLIAM STERN, icooer IN tlfs ." '' ''0'N
arrftr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. December = 1918
BUTTER.

Rsceipa Bose packages Creamery. extras fa2
scorcl 85b@ CSC; high scoring 36&9slc. rrsis
Creamery he'd .ztrss % scorel lsis a29 ac:
klghe- scoring 500 slice fsts -tia 2 -sc. seconds.
tla-gc; state DAN. finest SEQ 45c; sood 70
primo -833lc. common 10 far 22d2ic; Reno
yatel. extras 2lia a2jhc; first, 23is q2ie. lower
rraits 2l8L2c. Imitation Creamc-y. hrs,B ESQ 2ic.
Ladies. currelt make asis -2c. seconds 20 dc;
ans 20ia d2ic. current make. Gne 201c: No.
2oc; lover grades Isel9iac.
CHEESE.
Receipts 1924 boxes state ". N. held. fss.
spa,ias IKE average fancy 1914 Gle: current
make. fats. specials ld&c. average fancy 1879 lsi3e.
Cha,idars. spe,ias lie. twins. specials le@ 81 lie;
Dases sosSa' HIS; al s,Je. 1 gateIsf1 ,l.,
twins istNi7c Cheddars l1c Young Americas
lIGai7Ao STATE Skins held specials lieltae;
current make speee,,a.s lslse DC. Ire1. choice
EGGS.
Receipts lol44 oase-. Fresh gathered. extra sne.
dozen 81 soc: extra nrsts - e1sc. rrss IS r idc;
Seconds soa sac; thirds ali poorer - -sc. dries.
rbscFs' good % choice. n zoe, clls and in-
fer.or ls6lgc Rcir g'-ator. spr'in mA-s iaic9
I'd, m r.oS-cr lga2li5c, dirics lsf2ec s'ste.
IA and uesrfT. LelnrD whites. tle 20 fans
-9a52c. ordinary 90 sood y atac. sNherei
whites. oulinay 70 rne 1s Soc sale. Pa. al
Tss-t,y ,maI whites $50 4oc. wes.n. gathered
whitts $751; 42c. state Pa. and neany. henner5
Browns 4off.c; gaihr.ed nrpes am lliASl 'o''i'
zoe. hrarUfs hflia--faaNi HAAlt'p -"af~-fT
HAY AND STRAW.
II. market Il shout sfosdy a. he 80 street ter
r,iral nut n Brooklyn the feeiing continues easy.
Tie Lchish Railroad has made "a embargo against
~ ehipr,euts % New York hafhor complete. TIE
Nv YORK Central has removed is embargo ron
lie agi and ssth streets warehouse dsveres HAY.
i.,ys hazel timothy 70 J. psr ton. s. No %
Noq so 50ds2f. shipping. fliGNs. fancy hfht
clover mixed SaIaflf. STRAW, re. No J. Ns8
sll lsman BALES about 81 under lIrgel
FRESH FRUITS.
IPpITs srtrsnhsrs. Dbl. Seats2i; Jonathan.
ssrfs. Yorko lmpsrill Nf5dtt. Wealthy tlfis
sgf5. Snow S-Ifg. Wnsap. f-HNi Twenty
ouuce fgaSf. Twenty Ounce Pppln. s.. Iie = ~ h.
TaIiman Sweet. f44tl50. Gra"llug. sl1 fA.a.
King. tlT5att. Northern sry 4fi HaldNlh
81 55gS3 80. HubhardsQn. 1Li5s s.; Ben DAVIS snd
seTs: so.zenberx sl50. s2.d5. Rome Bcauy. !l.sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09

Corn showed s.ssdy undsr,ons and rnsi
quotations were only "a ret l0wer. rhs OHIO
state report made the crop IN that STATE ~
OG0. 900 bushes compared WITH the last GOV.
errncuts f.urcs 0t 100000 300. In the local
cash market. 80 yellow corn was quoted a.
Sac. prompt shipment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
cOrTONsEEo cll.

buuish giulegs' rerou in cotton and a sharp
early advance On the lard market apparently we're
considered strong enough factors 20 sustain pfices
On the on market against the unloading 0f con-
silerah.. line 0f long 0 Tie total days business
amounted 20 go 600 barrels. The buiiish features
failed 20 maintain prices under this pressure. and az
the close o. the day values we're 1872 points net
lower. Range u prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09

Eleven Anglo-French bonds changed
hthds On The Stock Exchsnge yesterday
At &C. seller 30, the lowest price set
Tsn for the delayed delivery trnnsac-
EsnA There are stIi ri1 days before
ne sync.cats win be dissolved and lit-
~ doubt now remains that % w.il not
sh1 " its operations on schedule
Ans Thereafter. with 10 restr. ctons
sa re selling price. the bonds may be
ERECTED b reflect Che fortunes Of The
hfiles on the various battlefield,
aoega lntl the frat readiustment of
yer msrket position is completed they
- hardly b. an accurate barometer.
hs iac' that t,e bonds closed yester-
say a. slh does rot suggest that bond
.ssitfs ard spectators who are not
nsHbers o. tho underwriting syndicate
ahae pate g. gcrltabie fowupolr o. tho
esert.ss after the Itch. bat that ,Ls
as<i'nf supply will be large until there
ntrztt change Tor the better iu
Ms hiief DrDspccts, or until peace is
PAM fore ba1owed. Is hard for most
rgDle o. doubt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09

Cotton E1change Special Liverpool Cables-spo.
cotton good demand sales Is 900 baies. snsclla-
tior ard export 1000. American 1900 Imports
2 600. American 900 Nd-up.and 7.7Id. FUTURES
aoened steady ~ 2 points advance. Closed easy.
y point higher 70 z point '1Enr Dee f53Hd.
Jan FEB Z jlhd. MarApr. 1fft; Nay June I.t9d.
J4y-Aug Ts3izl. Oa-Nog bttAf Manchester
Yarn buyers hold Of. cloths orars To los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09

York. If France should be swallowed
up by the ocean and the British Isles
broke loose from their anchorage the
bonds might not. be paid es specified.
Otherwise the moaey will be on hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings of Various
COrpOratiOnS

Corporations.
The Utah Securities Corporation has
sold to the Electric Bond and Share
Company 100000, par value, out
standing 7 per cent cumulative pre-
ferred stock Of the Utah Power and
Light Company. This amount has been
denosited with the Guaranty Trust
Company TO purchase for retirement as
many of the Utah Securities ten-year 6
per cent notes "a can be absorbed with
that sum. and tenders will be received
by the trust company up to noon, De-
cember %. The stock was one Of the
treasury assets of the Securities Cor
poration, and will soon be offered for
euhscriDtion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

A New York Coffee Exchange mem
bership was sold yesterday for $4,000.
The same sum was paid on the previous
transaction.
The New York Stock Exchange has
admitted the following securities TO the
list. Bush Terminal Company, $4,000
600 common stock; Sl,400,0OO common
stock Of the Philadelphia Company and
1885. 900 Guaranty Trust Company OF
New York certificates Of deposit for
coupon and registered general consoli-
dated and 6rst mortgage 8 per cent
bonds Of the Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Railroad Company.
u vas announced yesterday that the
recent absorption Of the Fairmont Gas
Company by the Monongahela Valley
Traction Company has brought about
Fcvcra! changes 10 the executive force
% these companies. The list OF ne"
officers elected ls S. L. Watson. chair
man Of the board, James o. watson
president; Smith Hood, vice president;
f. B Moore, general manager, and y. r.
Tough, assistant general manager
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CAVES.

R.c.,Dt, 1 sss head: e3s on sss VeAls .o~ a
feeiise O., 2s 5e50c grssers held up vic 80
io,t.- 8er,and then TUESDAY; other caves si.N 80
.es..,.1 cor mon % choice veas 500 A. > p. u
40 nor loo 70: GUS az t5asl graesers a! n@s2
vesrIing, AZ S4gs4i0. Ted caiyes az f '-9y y,
Ci1v Diesel rcas we're easy al l3lsSlse' county
- l.,...r 40 ron lac
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SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Rsce,pts D. 40 head. cars on saLe. Sne9p ~,
steady: lambs frm 20 higher ths pens geTe ~ vi
Common 20 good sheep .eH19l 500 a. Stss15ta Ri.
eui, A. sga$7.50. Dressed mutton firm a. se 10
dressed lambs a. l2hwljhlc. country dreassd NO.
house lambs at $9GSu per cafcAs
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Opening quiet and Inactive. o % ] points lower
with first sales $50 TONS. Che market closed easy.
20 rs points net lower with sales for the day
4 600 tons. Range OF prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. December 8. 1918.
REEVES.

Receipts islo head a. cars on sale OF N en- 20
-, ,,er, .-eer, The market dragged az the morn
, ,b stsers inst about steady; bulls WeAk 70
sssi,r. medium snd common cows tul. 20 loe -,
lower than az the Jersey city yards MohaS' W..
49, -arts Nrorring arrivals about al cio-el og.
common 10 fairly prime steers sold ~ 5000 - ~
oo- loo ID. bulls ti9S5ao; one choics oA, a.
Cow, al 81 5saF51j Dressed beef ~ as quiet a. l3''
.1tloI aLlous