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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
Marine Agreement Rumor.

During the last hour the certificates
representing the preferred stock Of the
International Mercantile Marine Com
ANY deposited with the Central Trust
Company took on renewed activity. and
rlossd at "a, the top price of the day,
and an advance of IA points over
Mondays close. Accompanying the
use were rumors that the Wallace and
Barnard committees had finally adjust
"a their differences and that the Plat
ten committee, in BEHALF Of the COM
non stock holders, had approved the
plan drawn up by the preferred stock
folders committee. Representatives Of
sn the interests involved said that an
announcement might he made in the
near future, but details regarding the
nature Of the announcement were with
Ield. II was intimated, however. that
the three committees were getting
closer together and that they would
soon agree on a reorganization plan TO
ro,lace that presented several months
AGO by the Barnard committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
Fnreipn Holdings still Great.

e. L.s been estimated that Great
g.lt.r still. hrs ps much as S2,J00.000,.
go Of our securities in her borders,
and that she has sold S150000,000 since
cariy 'as. SUMMER. when l.. F. Loree,
o.. 'hc Delaware G. Hudson, made his
report showing that Europe held ap-
proxina.cly s2.50OOOO,000 Of American
railroad acuri.ics. Mr. Loree has pre-
pared O report more up 20 date, which
ne v.ii probably make public within
the neS. few days. France and Ge~-
many. according to general belief, have
sold large share of their Americans.
At the beginning Of the war Germany,
.t vas believed. held our securities to
.te amount Of sT50O00.000. in addition
70 S2JO,OOOO0O in real estate here.
France has been q heavy seller Of prac.
ically everything except Frisco and
New Haven. and these securities she
has held largely because Of their great
depreciation in value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
Anthracite in Demand.

According 20 "The Coal Trade Jour
asl," ~ the railroads can furnish cars,
anthracite tonnage this month will
equal the high total Of November. Dis
ir!bution Of anthracite from retail
ysrds 70 consumers bins, II is said, hns
been on a heavy basis during the last
week, and demands upon the shipping
interests have increased. II is too
early IN the winter for a serious short
age 70 develop, for retail stocks in all
sections are ample for the time being.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15

Make. nrui; No Western si.o+ Nc
YORK . .,, .,,cre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For ve-a sudei Dccem5e- a. 1915.
luTTEn.

BUTTER.
R.sep,s so- week 1873, package. as, wrk
2iOeS pscEsgs Exports 20 Fuicca 10. ices
loo p.rk.grs. 70 other cCr'.'t.es. SO packages.
Creamery extras a2 scufri. SO s55irc, u<lrr 500
inc gTa3-isc. Its. aNiq CSC; second. -5'5
"a. thirds idLjc. creamery. held. flI8 "
s.orei gqi, a s0iar. higher scoring. 81 Hal'f -
s-,;s s5i, ZHc. seconds. % lsc; state ds!ry. un
80 o. j, good 20 prEc. pa &c. common 70 az
=. &c. rcloyst-l crrss. ei't e25hc; trsis. - =
e.sc: over graies. 2l'2S'. imitation cf,Arncil
.seordi 2ai- s2lr, lowtr sfs.' s. lyA-p-. p ius
nne 2olr: No d zoe: lower nad-s. $50 ls'-c.
CHEESE.
Rseeluf, ro- nc,l la hoTt1 exports 70 Europ-
Dor rstr aCI4 totcs. % other oounirie'. o3s
boxes STAG. Who'll, mllk l,d hsis. s2'ciis
i5Lc: Average. fancy. l6A g iic; current MAKE.
na,s sp.c...s. l6i.c. average fancy. ls'. SIC:
sp.rish iti.c. all styles. undrrpsdes. is4lec.
T!.,oasin. whole milE. fancy. daisies. !: sli &c.
,r,ins fss. rlsc: chetdass. lie, Young America ,.
irxe. STATE skiing held specials lsi5 z l5c; cur
rent make spc,isl lee fresh choice l3Gl5tc
iair 20 socd. II y sl2lc. common. ;slec.
EGGS.
Receipt, FOR week. A. ~ cuss. exports Tor week.
Q Ss8 case, Fresh gathered ertra 1ne dozen. al a
zee extra aSis, 3sai0c. n'ss. d6h3'c. seconds
$50 3sc: thirds AMI poorer. eid4ec. dlris'. No ].
l-fe1e. y aud p1Ufcr. sW NC. checks. god n
choice Try zoe: cnIl' srd inferior. lGdior. fsii
held .-asjt. fcffiseratOr. special MARKS fancy.
s.r. nrsts 2iN2tIc. seconds. ?.la "a -'i,r. tniris
ar pcorer iSdg1c. dir;ics. lsa2lr. STATE. Peuu-
syyinla and iearly. henrrr whites hne ~ fancy
t9s3ic. ofdinasJ 70 sood. sssi;e. ssLhsEed uhiiAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
PINANCIlL MEETINGS.

TAKE Notice, That the Annual Meeting Of
:. tha ttDcIholderr ~ The Henry Fila.
bfeHlDE 60. fDr the election Of f5J Direc-
~ f9r tla year 1915 and Tor the trans
IN - slch other business a. may prop
~ cone before tho meeting VIII - held
~ L.e cfcs ~ me company. fO3 T.. oath
=. IN the Borough Of MnDbnttsn. City Of
az lofk, w thf attn dsy ~ January.
g. - transfer books viii be closed on the
fsr - December, 1873, a. 7. ~.
~ ~. remain closed until the 18TH day
" shrsafT 1879
--- GORGE g. ELIAS. Secretary.
sPtciAL NELTING or STOCKHOLDERS ~
- NNlf"au Hizi P0aef HolF Cs~ Ce1DsIy.
Asthstaf HiIl TDsef H1t0r CU1DsfJ Ne
- a. 10. F0ar Maine C08DsUy and Tie
.ssf>SSef cpmnesfa Veaiels C1np4ug Tor t.s
- = DiffefDrs sc1 tgc4 Dhsf business AZ
:. SffTsTiJ e,ses tefDrs rs rse@tiGE viii BE- heid
- - Han lhrssoDaer an Hgft1a street,
~ tgH fpfk. o. u.s 11fh 1sy - DsesHDsr.
~. q ~ reo<t J. "
""'''' Asg Tork. De-. 100. 1915
y DufEhBEcif. T.. Rscfs'sff
III AHNACL MEETISg ~ tie stock
I.sss ~ the Psnnsy lysniS IDng Island
~s'iypinstt -. Uiil b. hsl1 On Wsdnsr-
49, g>apafy 18Th. 1915. ~ O'Clock noon.
Il. ~. rev Grand Hotel. Broadway and
49, rev Iork Cny. for the election 81
,,,trfs snf fgch offfr business 49, may
'''' bsfrfs the meeting
WILLIAM WAGEEH. seer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
METALS

COPPER vas S'ssGy and unchanged WITH e,sc.
troyiic quoted 4, isa = zoe TIN-0a tie Nes Yor';
N.ta, ETch4nE. tn vas Inn. With spot iB Eve ION
81 aro.ei a 8750S3sc ,or $50. and 31.25 93sijc
fo- DECEMBER LEAD vas Qtile IN. prices wsrs
higher with New Yask spot quoted a. j.ioc and
Las. :, Louie spot :; iSliac SPELrER rss firm
ana quoted A. 1889 lf.7,c for spot q New yor@
suI iGi 10 SOC 81 Fast 81 Louis. Tho Am,rictn
Smc.tlng and Eeanirg Company advanced the pic.
N shiplen, lead from : 20 10 5toc 81 Joto1l los
In London lead closed a. flS g Tor sret ,ad e
futures IT. I'm LUdC1 c.osc1 a. tlss iJs io'
stsrts-i $40. and sls7 los f0r futures With sai-'
~ % tons rpt and 70 toUs iGtures Copper N 10 =
dea closed Al $40 ia 81 ior STANDARD SPOT AID {. .
b h. yu,'Ir.. With s,ies r. no tors spot and 400
tor. fl,.res lie trolytic copper IN LONDON Closed
a. ~. lUt for srOf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
briggs Stock Increase.

Stockholders Of the Driggs-Seabury
Ordnance Company, at a special meet
ing yesterday, ratified the resolution 70
increase the common stock from s1',,
600 600 70 $10,000,OO0. or this proposed
increase it is planned 70 issue so,ooO,-
Gao stock to provide funds 20 carry out
.he terms OF the contract incurred
through purchase Of the Savage Arms
CompSnv. The amount Of stock to be
subscribed for in cash is 54,250 shares.
This shareholders will have the right
20 subscribe pro rata at s125 per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.

TIE day, business IN coffee amounted 70 onp
O60 bars and III the abssnce o. aggressive one'>-
tiors M. make. showed no decided tendency
elder way, aud closed net unchanged TO points
Ngle-. -, -. ,u.,,.
Cos, and freight Offers from BrsL wee H.Le
,ss,s- aIth gsrto. As quoted st SsJa :. loo Lon
do1 c-sfi's III. this was Offset by the fact that
prices here ere already below t1riiy Win Brszi.,
srd s3ls~.u.utly 'h. trad, rot disposed 20
mrs, lie selling side. The cable from BraLii ~
iiCatct n, rhars. IN niireis piics' there aud "
IL urdertJue steady
IN. pot laari'et wa. Jul snd noninsIy IN
hanged. % The basis @: 5iic f0r Rio -. Range
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. December a. 1915.
BEEvES.
Receipt 0s3 head. nearly al for ssuFhiet
Va traIe to-day IN live cattle. Feeling STEADY
With ligIt receipts expected for Wednesdays trade
Dressed bee, steady.
CALVES.
Ilsccip,,. i0s had; IS on sale. Msr<et seaty
cornIoon % prime yeals sold a. $50 %: culls. "
BARNARD calves, $3.50: yeSrlinss, $3.50. Dressed
csiyas stcsfy: ci;y dressed veals. Hels3c: coun-
l-y dressed. ia
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts 1900 head. "a cars on sale. Msfs't
,..sdy Common 10 good sheep sod q. 81 g
s5.T5 per 100 10. common 10 prime lsmos. $500
slo Drssel mutton firm at SSllc: dressed lsmjs.
isSfGe: county dressed dollhouse lambs steady ~
50 $40 pr CARCASS 1900
Receipts. $3.50 had; no sales reported on 10
dsy's maze. Feeling Arm. County DIESEL hoss
s.rsdy II "a i0c; rcas.ius PIGS. l2slje.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
Lnndnn 10 seI Onr seeurities.

Gres. Britain's decision to mobilize
ber Amcr;ca~ securities. according to
r-ivate cable advices 70 bankers here.
vl fe more for the purpose of selling
Them direct rather than GepositinS
tber.a, collateral FOR further loans in
iris market. 10 is not the belief, how
ever the. the securities will be dumped
hsrc nroriscucIsl-, so as perilously to
de,o- higher prices. Instead, they will
he used rduall~ 20 prevent sterling
exchange rates from going much be
low .hc.r 1.csau, l.vCls. The pro
re5urs followed win doubtless be q
continuation Of shipments Of both gold
ind ecuiucs 90 j. T. Morgan & Co.
Tho. So England agent, will peddle
hem cu, to the American public as
-se exchange situation makes it neces-
.r~r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
Eastern Pennsylvania Railways.

Gross electric, railway, gas and mis-
cellaneous income of the Eastern Penn
small advance cove" over the year prec ced
ing, though net earnings. after eX-
penses and taxes and surplus, showed
marked improvement for the year. The
total gross income amounted TO 1884,
595, operating expenses were reduced
4.51 per cent, and net earnings Of
s352.044 showed an increase of nearly
II per cent over 1914. The balance,
after underlying charges, amounted TO
s3O4,259, a gain Of 1850 per cent, and
after allowing for interest on outstand-
ing bonds, rentals, etc, the surplus
balance available totalled si29, 209, a
growth Of more than 80 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Advances in Ner-
vouS Market - Corn
Eases Off at Close.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nsu Yock. DeruhcT -. isls
WHEAT.


wAsai was uloi--,.eiy .c;.vs Lad rs-rcus WITH
P1oes rortas f~efi.dy over ransr o. n.sriy )
ceTts eushel scd c.Jsl.g Irregular 4, lie no.
adTince to- DccsrrS- and Ss.c higher for Ire
other positions
sentiment seoned 20 lesn 70 ,as bull side. bu,
ate; price, had advanced 70 c-1ts from the
onai Of Monday ~ covering ard scattered buying
ssrertl Leading commission houses. which have
b>en bul.ish on Tie situation teent,y sold heavily
Ar L. estimated tia, seyeral mil.cr oCSSels
Of long vhea, had ben dipoSed 0. T. tho wes.
The spring wheat markets yer. Comparatively Urn
and eAsh wheat was not beias rnessed Tor sale IN
any position.
sales f1r tho DAY amounted 20 about 400 0'0 bush
e.s Reports from ArseuGna indicated unitsor-
sI,e weather. It teiny hot q the South and un-
ss.tlcd in the ocn.r.l sec,ions: whcEe hAr-sins
Is TOW Ia operation. and an advance 81 cent 4
uusae' IN the Buenc AJns ularsst indicated sOnls
IngAsincss thew regarding crop conditions
de.reas. Cor III. week 0, 3i't00o bushels com
pared with az incrc1se Of sei3.ooo a, year. IN:
nnA greunent report on the past season Jieid
Of grain Will le published At u 50 ,. N. to-day.
In tho local cash market No / dur'Im wheat e2s
luoted Al 81 . 2. NeS York NO Northern
Duluth 81 22t and No Northern MANITOBA
sl22R. 1 Buffalo.
CORN.
Con-, advanced early In tho day IN sympathy
.ith wheat but toward the close eased on under
profit taxing and final quotations rerr net IN,
rhingh to i,c lower. 'Brsdstreets" VISIBLE showed
incr,ase q io:sSoo bushels e0mp. iss ~,
cash mlrss, No : yellow corn wn auo,ed at s0sc
prompt shipment. $3.50
In tho oats n,rAc, prio. roren.n;s wsr, con-.
paratiroiy nsrroy closing net unchanged 70 &c
higher Tie local cash market was h.n' ~. 70
win. quoted a, ass s.51c; No : white. 49, 9
$40: fancy clipped white, ShSis'1e' "'n"'
clipped white Sns''c' al eis'No''
RYE.
Market nrm; No Western. N.o' ! Nc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
Maxim Munitions BUYS Plant.

Tie Maxim Munitions Corporation
ys1terday announced that II had pur-
chased the plant Of the Secor Type
writer Company, AZ Derby, Conn. The
PLANT will Be used by the corporation
Tor the manufacture Of cartridges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15

Administrator with Hlll Annexed.
REED. CwINN & DEMlNG, Attorneys
for Administrator. No 8 NASSAU Street,
Porough OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
WEEKLY EXPORT FIGURES

The exports Of merchandise from the
Port Of New York, officially reported at
the Custom House, for the week ended
December II, amounted TO S70,370,6l9.
against s63,7l3.174 the previous week
and $22,655,346 in the corresponding
period last year. Since January /, ST.
$50, i,450, against $3.50, 27S,342 in the
corresponding period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15

Flour VAS inactive. but prices Here nfIa ~
ccip;s ar. Irregular OWING TO consesied trans. Az
V.hijs ,hers Is some export demand here y Is on
S.,,i' 20 10 bu.inesS o9tnz TO tho embargo asain',
n,lr ior export. BUCKWHEAT FL0UR--M;a'S,et
dull; s2s5 100 10. RYE FLotR-Duts l.t 70
toRNyEsfGs,.sdy: Kiln dried. s3659t3l0. BAI
WlI-Sieady. fnr white and fellow 81 .SSt.e
slJs FEED-Ciiy. steady. Btan; ouiA, s-t e..
fog, ,niddiinss TO- s3l 50; red dog ncir lto,lb
sacks, s3s wes.e.n qllet. Bran loo.io 70. So t1,e
so x. standard uliddling, DO. $3.50; rou: Inld
Iiin,, do $3.50; red dog hour lA-b SACKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
PROVISIONS.

HoS products we're moderately active ard p!iess
Ne-o hisher on covering and in absence o. more thsh
moderate selling pressure. Hog prices vera msnor
ard receipts Vcrs fairly liberal. although sotne OF
IN. r,por;s from the Wet were delayed y vie
.ro,,tls Recepts OF hors &, Chicago Vero 2s,Ooc
,siims,sd Tor Wednesday 1000; Kansas Clty ,e-
ceived 10 900. ard omaha $1,000 PoRk-steady
slqas22 BEEF-SlesdJ; mess. SG5O9SIIi ram
lis. sis@siS50. packet. tl5.soasl7 eit'a India
mss, f27 J68s2s DRESSED BoGs-Firm; eIoCa''
az. CIT MflrS-Pickied be.li,,. quiet; 1919
iise l2.l5 hi 's his nGsl rsitd , sej,i
9s.c: civ, Sc; county, 7n9Se LARD-Firn ;
Middl. Wes. ss5d9s5c: city lard. nrm; aqo,cd.
et.c; refined lard. s'ssdv; Continent. 10 SIC soatn
An.ae., lie; Brszn kesA 100. COMPOUND
STEADY; quoted, eI.@ioc sTEARINt-Barely
steady: ol-o. l0Hc city lard s.esnne l9@.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
SIIGAR EuIuRES.

Af,r opening quiet aid Inactive unchanged %
A d,eIl-. q, p0iu> iutrfe4 fined up oa Buy
inz ORDERS. WILL v-.y little oferils. and Pres
gained several points IN tie early aie-noon. ihe
with sales tor th. DAY 1900 tens Eanie - prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15

special Liverpool cables: SPOT cotton in good
demand: sales. 10000 bales: speculation Inc en-
port. 1000. American. 1000. Imports. 10000; Amer
lean 10 900. Mid-upand. 155d futures opened
qulst but steady. al ~ points advance. Closed
barely steady. a. bet dociiEo of points n an AL
vance OF = point Janusp-E cbriary. 7.2sd. March
APRIL 7egtad: Msy-June. lloyd. uJ-August-
.l2iad. October. November. 6l4Ad. Nanch-tfr.
faruS quiet. but s,sady. cloth. IN moderate demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
coTToMsEEo OIL.

T..,. .as 4 firm u-der.oa. 20 co.tou;esd oil an
I-.-fs sirsrcsi Sharply on CGserinr and b4riTg hy
t.mmissaa lagsos. pg0my.,d o. tbc fnEness iu
IayI srl the continued Strength o. .'.e crude psi
ton. Toward tns close tft.e was partial se;ba :
under profit ;stins bIt final quotations we're 70 u
psin,s ne. ligr-r. R-Lgs @. prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
suRRoGATEs NOTICES.

.TET.TsCH, ELLA GRAVES MOSES. FOR
rneriy ELLA O. NOSES-In pursuance
q, an order az Hon. John y. Cohalsn. a
Surrogate Of the County Of New York. no.
tice lis hereby given 20 all persons having
claims against Ella Graves Noses Jeltsch.
formerly Ella G.. Moses. la,e Of the County
81 New York, deceased, 20 present the
came With vouchers therefor TO the sub
gcrtber 81 his place OF transscting busl-
ness A; the ofiee OF his attorneys. Messrs
Reed. GwInu & Demins, No. Nassau
street. Borough Of Manhattan, New York
city, on or before the goth day OF May.
1915.
patsd New York November I, 1915.
HANS Z. JELTsCH,
Administrator with Hill Annexed.
REED. GWINN & DEMING. Attorneys
for Administrator. No 8 Nassau Street
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
ESTATE OF CHARLES WOOD MeMUR-
try-In pursuance OF an order OF Hon.
cradle John =. Cohalsn. 4 Surrogate of the
County OF New YORK. notice IL hereby
given TO all persons having claims Against
Charles Wood McMurtry. late Of ths
County OF New York. deceased TO present
the same with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
scrlber at place of transacting basine an
No II Broadway. in The City of New
York. on or before the 10th day OF Jan
uaFy next
dated. New York. the 18th day OF July.
49, EDWARD p. McMURTRY
ADMINISTRATORS.
SIMPSON. TEACHER a BARrLETT.
Attorneys FOR Administrator. 81 Cedar
street Nsv York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

7y5y EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF LODI
ohio Is merging It's Affairs with that Of hs 1s1t
A a. Bank snd "a accordance with the law crrd
,tors, any. are hereoy potinsd 20 present eisins
re- psynsni mo q SWIFT Cashia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Directors of the Maxwell Motor Com
pany have declared dividend of 14h
per cent on the first preferred stock,
to be paid in non-interest bearing war
rants which have the privilege of con-
version into preferred stock at par.
This declaration wipes out all the &C
cumulated back dividends on the first
preferred shares. The warrants will
be distributed December 81 20 holders
Of record December %.
The special stockholders meeting of
the Riker & Hegeman Company 10
vote on the proposed merger with the
United Drug Company has again been
adjourned until December %. Though
about 90 per cent of the stock was
voted yesterday as favoring the con
solidation, the further adjournment
was necessitated because Of legal rea-
sons.
The Nipissing Mining Company. Ltd,
the operating company Of the Nipissing
Mines Company, in its statement OF
conditions as OF December II shows
cash in bank amounting 70 $G26,74
against $685. 400 reported on September
1s. Bullion in transit was valued at
SOL S72, compared with 1881 ,3S2 on
September ls, and ore on hand and in
process and bullion ready for shipment
decreased from S400,240 to S295,G84.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports Of gen
eral merchandise at the Port Of New
York were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
BOND SALES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
TUESDAY. DECEMBER II, 1915.

Trading Exchange Tuesday aounted
against $S0L000 ago and so'sOo
Prom date M $4,000 against Miosh0oo N W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

sale. open. lligh Lo'. Last.
10 Am Radiator SIS 80 80 80
rs Am shipbunding 55b 3sh 80 55i,
l25 do pr .......... S3Ll -. NiI HiI
% Booth Fish pr. 70 % - -
10 chic Rvs ser 2. ~ y ~ ~
1872 com Edison lit rs lHiq ! =
IS Diam Match ...l o,'l lo.h 1914 lo,i,
81 Illinois Brick s5's so.s &z sS.s
j. go Lindsay Light. 90 IS 5's .
80 Moat Ward pr..ili ~ ni III
20 Nat carbon pr.lAts l-.'z lIl1 lLE
% Pacific Gas ..... 5's 5,s 9l, -
Us swift K Co......i.s T.. ~ -
Is9 Cnion Carbide. 1881. 1851. lGl l6i
BONDS
SO 90 Chic RS 5s.... % % 10 -.
2D1o Com Edison g.. lu.'s .oI- ~. ~ .
1900 ID Match Dob -. III lH 10 10
2 Oo0 NJ Eler rolj as y b. t@ ~
2.ocD ogden Gas S.. 81 n.s - 20
300, Pnou DOL IT,. ~ 50 tA IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

.ll,rrelsn.elbls. registered OF coupon. ioooV.
.nesstegcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15

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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-08-26
FIRST LAW CODE, 2500 B. C.,
 SEEING TRANSLATED AT YALE

A Babylonian tablet, believed to have been buried in the. earth more than four thousand years and containing the earliest law code, recently has been unearthed, and is now in possession of Yale university. The tablet is heavily encrusted but part of it has been clean ed and deciphered.
 The laws are written in the Sumeran language, the language of southern Babylonia, prior to its conquest by the Semites or Accadians in the time of Hammarabi. Owing to the imperfect knowledge of the language the work of deciphering is extremely difficult, but the university expects to have complete translations made and published.
 These laws are believed to have been written about 25OO B. c.