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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
BIG PAYMENTS ON
ANGL0-FRENCH LOAN
S350,000.O00 Out of S500,000.,
600 Paid For.

Approximately S350,000,000 Of the
100000, 900 Anglo-French bonds were
paid for last Friday by the subscribers
70 the syndicate according TO tentative
estimates made by ]. P. Morgan & Co.
The final figures have not been made
up. but It is believed they will not
differ greatly from the current reports.
OF the total payments between $780,
100000 and s3O0,OOO,oOO was with
drawn for investment, and large part
of the aggregate were full payments,
although the terms of the syndicate
agreement allow the members 10 pay
only % per cent of their subscription
on October 10, the first date when pay
ments were due.
The American Bank Note Company
has received the contract for the en-
craving Of the bonds. Officials said
Yesterday the order will be filed at
the new factory in The Bronx. II is
estimated that three or four months
will be needed 10 complete the work.
The value Of the contract IS difficult 10
estimate, in view of the different sub
scriptions which may be taken in one
| bond by the big subscribers. The
coupon bonds are in 500. $500 and
81 900 denominations. while the regis
tered bonds are in denominations OF
81 900, $4,000 and $4,000 and author
lied multlples.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
ENGLAND MAY PUT
EMBARGO ON STEEL
Foreign Orders May Be Turned
Here from Neutral Markets
Prices Advanced.

A report by cable that Great Britain
may place an embargo on steel exports
is regarded by steel trade publications
as possibly indicating a large influx of
new orders from neutral markets. Tho
great business now being taken is said
10 be bringing out plans for plant en-
largements Prices Of finished steel
products and Of pig iron have advanced
during the last week
The Iron Age" says: "The report
comes by cable that the British govern
ment may place an embargo on exports
OF steel for the purpose OF safeguard
ing its own Requirements. This would
result in turning additional orders
from neutral countries in our direction.
Reports from every branch Of the
finished steel trade are Of the most in
spring character. The advances in
price now being made are partly 20
check the heavy influx of orders for de-
livery in the first quarter and half Of
1916. Wire manufacturers state that
their trade is the largest in its history
Among the price advances are 81 ton
on wire products, 81 on steel bars,
shapes and plates, So on chain, so cents
on Southern pig iron, 10 cents on Chi
cago foundry iron and sl.5O on Chi
cago basic, with Indications that pig
iron prices at other points will fall In
line"
THE Iron Trade Review" will say:
with steel works operations continu-
ing at high speed and with no abate-
ment Of the pressure OF orders upon
tho mills, plans for engagements OF
capacity are beginning 10 appear on all
sides. The Steel Corporation continues
20 produce steel at a rate considerably
in excess of its previous high record
and announcement that a large new TN
Mate plant will be built at Gary is be
iieved to be the forerunner Of an ex-
tensive programme Of new construc-
ton. which had been in view for some
time. but heretofore had been neid up
bv unfavorable trade conditions. sew
eral independent companies also are
proceeding to execute important en-
iargements of their output.
"One of the most wholesome features
of the present situation is the IN
creased buying by the domestic rail-
roads There is a more diversified in
curry for cars and locomotives among
the various lines than has been the
case for several years.
"A sharp buying movement In steel-
making iron has developed in the
Pittsburgh district and in the East
similar tonneges are under negotiation
as far ahead as the second quarter
Other pig iron centres show more IN
ouiry. but foundry iron buying still Is
spottv and rather light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold
yesterday at auction at the Exchange
sslesroom by Adrian H. Muller & Sons:
For Account Of Administrs,or
IS shares Eishui Avenue r. r. Co. each 500; t2ss.
shares Inland Realty Co. 500 each AID a..
Iight. Title AID .ateres; Of Philip ". LeonhsTd,
Il. and 10 tho Estate Of Ludwig B. Leonhudt
900 share, D.l,sue, LaesAsulnA 4 Western r. Il
$50 900 Per. ansas.ts R. r. r,findins pei een;;
bonds due 1888 guaranteed. 800. -. ...s'>
lsS .hares Pseiae Coast Go. I'd profeuei. each
5000 Lima Looomo,i,. Corp im m,ss per cen.
bonds. due 1882. coupons May And nor s6
% .h.r,. rh.rno.on Co preferred. each iiso,
So 900 low. Loan rru,, Co iD,s Nome, Iowa.
teoentgrs ~ per GEO, sonds 'seoured b. rssl
$4,000 Central iilinois Public Service Co lat and
$500 siogI ri. fr.s'sq s,.'-rS Is; IN mtg.
" SsS e. S'' soa BOND" 81. fS Sa. %' Co. M m''
bonds series A. du. 1911: Dee. 1914. sou.
p0ns attached ............ Observation-Disclosures. :,
5000 sGdsp G.s Co. Is, mis. 8 per cent sold
lo.d, .eris A. due 1917 Dec 1915 cog.
5000 Lincoln Ca Electric Llsh, Co. lot con.d
ra,ee yer cent bonds due 1871. .:
' ioaa. '1 tniehisa fria CO ~ d Sa..i,
SO 900 Pi,s6rrsh. MeKssporp a wes,uores.nd
~. Co. !. EtS- per cent gold bonds. Qua
1924. COLUMBIA rrus, Co eff deposit
$500 s,.sd.rd co-d.s Co Adjustment 8 pr esni
registered bonds, dus 1871 1880 paid tn liaui!,
uoa each 81 900; lot ....-.... -. go. III
81 900 Sierra Nadrs Land a Lumber Co. lot mys
3 per osni nnnny fInt gold bonds, du. 1855
l.52s@ q, per 900 paid on account Of pria.
c.pAl ard Interest," los. .......-...... ...... u
500 To-nship Elertrtc Co IS nxs. per cent
gold boGds due lslS. Mar. 1912. coupons a.
10 ,h.r-, Aiabsms 4 Georgia Iron Co. common
AL Preferred each 500 ot................. 8
200 ,hsrrs Buffalo 0n Co Common and prserret
10 .a.r.. Ho.n Silver Mining co. each SIS: l 81
loo shares P.ssb1Jh. NeKeespor wes,morelknd
nav. w,.s ,S s.. ro-. r.nn. Co % pr~.r:d
: .s.~ 'i s:.pdse co,s... o. ..es ,ie.; .As.;
Chicago TruninL rrnlfsr Co. eoYnlcs'
NV york Trust Co. Of, q dspositl. each POO
1900 shares Boasnia 4 Cnion Tunnel htsni
Co, each 81 ~ sh.rrs Ediscu or. niiins Co
Id. each tio' 'h,rss Ns~ York L'sp.o
P-:rasaT Co ..'S 80 e. S., W, ,....s ,iso
% ,h.ri Emplr' cY ps,ro,.up Co. ss.h 3
20 .hr,. Boyh,oa s,- a III. co. each 500 !
,hsrrs E.cy Motor Co. each $50. 100 share
Ns~ York & Frsnslin on Co. each $40
), sa.r,. Aisemsri. Ysr.iiIer Co. ..ea 500, 81
,hsIss BWrtAn DaYc.s Electric ~. o., ~
elW; - 49,. s>S.t~~> ..s,,....s.s -...f.. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
TOPICS OF DAY
IN WALL STREET
PLAYERS in the War Stock
Game Finding Admission
Fee Too High.
ONLY QUICK PROFITS
Justify "OVERHEAD"
o.;,;sh Government Borrowings
five Further lnducement to
Sell americans

u.,r. f~or, time 20 time there IS q
~. 3eat o. vague report that the
p.,,.s,o- houses and the banks are
o.,.,e S.. harder for people 20 buy the
s,ccu.at.ve stocks. inquiry does
develop that such IS the case
y~.,. was done in this direction was
~. -,tr. than month ago. There
~. hse, ro change since none at
49,. ~ general application. 1T seems
-. t-e- the yaEaries Of the war
70 T. themselves that have lately re-
49, .re volume of trading. An OBJ
60 ~ the stock market said yes
80, ,tst with tbc increased margins
l,.e.'e.-.5 ~ traders ir the war issues
.-e ass loss of temptation 70 MAKE
~ o,-,, itncrts. When practically
.1 .to war stocks were making cood
~ 80 daily tips no obstacle was big
on - ~ keen people from buying
en- en- pu- now. when there IS no Ger
80. sc 90 which IS going 20 move
i nte, calling the turn requires.
aa .1-,~ei agility. spectators are afraid
-, i viii le just their luck % get
~ ~ dead-and-alive issue. rear
~ 49, % huv any particular stock, they
s~v none The game. for many is no
iorv.r worth the candle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
Playing II Safe.

Al investmer, house. discussing the
''ec! o. the war on interest rates, says
nat !, has determined. until stable
conditions are restored abroad. 70 buy
@y short-term securities. such Sc
...tiues.' 10 says Involve compare
Nely little uncertainty as 20 future
vvrings OF depreciation Of security.
sa0'e, their prices vary but little even
-. comparatively large changes IN
Isn interest basis. A concrete exam
Svlii Illustrate this. Let Us assume
per cent note maturing In one year.
y be selling on AZ per cent
The price viii be lOOf5. Let
u0s assume interest rates have ad-
s,,tea' ano this note is 90 be placed on
- per cent basis. The price then
i,nes ts0Z. Assuming. on the other
s..e per cent bond maturing IN
lsy years. the price on a az per cent
80 1921. while the price on BIZ
,,. enl basis IS el5l. This is de-
q 80 Of lS4 per cent in the case
,., .e hity-year bond. as against per
ksr. ior the One-year note" This
hvI., Snue explaining It's belief that
N. interest rates are 20 come after
a "t' frankly says that the future
g.. matter Of uncertainty. Other
to-, spousing the cause Of the long
Nee believe that money will be
MI =, VI that low interest rates viii
s,s,,,iae basis for this belief is that
nve... will be a long and slow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
PAYS $3.50 FOR 50-CENT THEFT
Property Owner Admits Taking Half
Dollar and Is Fined.

August Frank, Of 6l2 ST. AIMS Ave
nue., The Bronx, owner Of two houses
and holder OF $4,000 mortgage on
other property, was fined $3.50 in Spe-
cial Sessions yesterday after he had
admitted stealing so cents. The money
was taken from a bakery formerly
owned by the defendant at 39l Second
Avenue, but which he sold. The new
proprietor asked Frank to help her
during the rush hours, and said she
caught him taking the half dollar from
the cash register He refused an al
tentative Of sixty days in Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
Another Big Gold Shipment.

1t 10 believed that . second ship
ment Of S2o,ooo,ooo gold sovereigns 10
J. p. Morgan & Co. will arrive next
consignment taxed the facilities Of the
Assay Once to the utmost. and II was
understood the second shipment was
postponed to allow the clerical force
10 get that s25,000.oo0 unpseked and
counted. The Assay Once has received
$500. 900 In English gold from London.
which was deposited by Lawrence
Turnure 4 Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of Various
Corporations.

Operating income Of the Pacific Gas
and Electric Company made substantial
improvement in September, the In
crease in gross revenues from ali
sources being nearly 10 per cent com
pared with that month q year ago. and
surplus earnings were 43 per cent bet
ter than in 1914. The companys cleo
trio department produced gross in
come Of Ss48.l67. an increase Of al
most Ii per cent, gas earnings to-
tailed s6l2,562. and earnings from
other sources amounted 10 $97 ,e6l,
making a combined total Of 1888. 6s9.
gain OF sl37.055. Expenses for oper-
alton, taxes. maintenance. reserves for
casualties and uncollectablc accounts
and reserve for depreciation amounted
70 1911 ,354, as compared with esl5.663,
in the year preceding. and the tos
net income. including profits on mer-'
chandise sales and other miscellaneous
income, was s676,360. or sf7, $50 greater
than In 1914 Interest on bonds
amounted 70 s329.60i and the surplus
available was S333,04s. an increase OF
S100.35s.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
pany. In its quarterly report covering
operation for the three months ended
September 30. shows gross earnings Of
s7,30l,Sls. an increase Of s6i,69l over
the same quarter IN 1914. After al
lowing for operating expenses the net
income amounted TO sS.sS9.l6i. . gain
OF s37.22s Surplus after interest
charges. taxes, etc.. was $l,974,8 92, or
s54,ls9 more than was earned In 1914.
Cities Service.
Income Of the Cities Service Gem
pany for September made an Advance
Of s70,043 in gross operating rvvenuss,
which amounted TO Ss49.I66. and net
earnings after expenses were increased
from $268.s3 in 1914 TO 33S6.l6S. DIV
idends on tho preferred shares paid
and accrued amounted 20 3l30,s33, and
net income applicable 10 the common
stock was sie3.&ss. against s9l,i6e .
year ago.
Montana Power.
The quarterly report Of the Montsna
Power Company for the three months
ended September 80 gives gross opsr-
ating revenues more than Is per cent
in excess Of those reported for the
same period In 1914. total earnings
amounting to Sl,0s2.3le. Ne. income
after expenses was s7s4.624, an In.
crease OF over "a per cent, and AFTER
/ deducting interes. charges. ETC., ths
surplus balance available totalled
/ f487 $50. or sl03.s greater than IN
I the year preceding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
Mixing the Game Hard.

n, n. board Of . commission house
A.-. VS.. illustrated graphically yes
,s,3sv the uncertainties Of the present
-.-sst sloss-shefeld and S,tude-
t'ss, As 10 happens, are neighoors
.ts,s Az practically the same instant
~ recorded thGr lowest end highest
..I. resrectv,iy. for the day. There
I. - c-,at tissim'larity between the
~. ~ course. and there may have
is,r GOD reasons why, az a given mo
~. tbev should have been moving IN
.,,ns,te directions: but for spectators
The tyne tha. have been thronging
V,T street Offices since the war stock
,oorn began such incidents are at least
bsurlderTg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
8 HELD AS BOGUS LAWYERS
Steamship Man. Realty Broker and
Druggist Accused by Agents.

Three men were arrested yesterday
By agents Of the New York County
LAWYERS Association, charged with be
ing bogus lawyers. They were Carme-
10 Amoruso, steamship agent, OF 2Osl
Second Avenue; Harry Tanner, real es-
tate broker. Of 90 East Tenth Street
and Joseph Lavitt, druggist, Of "A
Stanton Street
Magistrate Cobb, in the Tomb'
Court. held Amoruso in $500 bail fol
trial. and the other two were paroled
by Magistrate Koenig in Essex Marke'
Court for examination tomorrow
George R. Adams, counsel for the as
sociation's committee on practice. was
the complainant against the trio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
Frisco Plan Nearer.

Plans for. the presentation OF the J., 81 u
ro,js q San Francisco reorganization
plan to the Missouri Public ., serv wee
,bjs Formally will probably take place
III, neyt week. according 10 trust
' oni- Information obtained yester-
S IO !, was also learned that all par
,;cs interested in the reorganization
u sre now now, in agreement, the Western
stoekbolders having Withdrawn their
objections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
Jersey Synod Gusts Pastor.

Atlantic City, N. j.. Oct. 2o.-Ths
special judicial committee Of the New
Jersey Presbyterian Synod to-day af-
firmed the decision Of the Presbytery
OF Monmouth in removing the Rev.
John Calvin Scarborough from his
charge az Mantoloklng for alleged -
regular methods in obtaining funds
from his parish A committee on
evangelism will shape plans TO bring
Bully Sunday - Trenton next Jan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
WESTERN MD. EARNINGS w
Net Shows an Increase of sl,s6l'lii-
Deficit Reduced.

De0Clt heuu'eb'
Total earnings of Ss,6S3,4oS were
shown by the Western Maryland Kali
way in its report for the hscai year
ended June 80, 1915, an increase OF
Ssf5723. The gain was entirely due
10 the increase in freight revenues as
passenger earnings fell of s1S'V3'.
Economics in the operating depart
ncrt 70 the amount Of Sl,59l,2l9 re-
suited in a further increase in nct, INC
ears operating income of 81, l1e'296
comparing with S154,147 for the lgl4
zeal wear. other income brought the
ioIS total up to s2.3s7,124. from, which
vas deducted s3,295,O29 in charges,
leaving deficit of s9O7,9 eompare a
with the previous years deficit OF
50 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
B. R. 7. Earnings Higher

The report OF The brookIyn KhpId
Transit Company FOR the quarter end
ed September 80 shows gross operat-
ing revenue OF s7.30l. 3ls, an increase
Of ss1.53l over the third quarter of
1914. Surplus filter all charges was
Sl,s7<,a92, q gain Of ts%,leo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21

cotton IN rood demand .se,' a. Boo bales .pecus
,ion and export l.o0e. American 900 Imports
l.. oOo all American. Middlins upland. f2sd. nut
Closed barely steady. u 70 point lower. oct
nor. Tlld; Jan Feb. Illiad. Mar April and May
June. Tl3d. July Aug T.0siii. Manchester Yarns
quiet but steady cloths moderats demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
British Government Buying.

Repeated reports have come from
London that The British government is
buying Canadian Pacific shares and
probably other American stocks and
bonds Recently cables told Of resent
nent among London stock Exchange
houses over .his end over the activi-
les Of Oh, banks which have been buy
lg stocks and charging only hall the
commission that tla stock houses 40
4 il is true chat the British govern,
nsrt is huynr American bonds and
stocks for use in correcting the ex-
change rate wita The United states, II
s more than likely that 10 is employ
M the banks as ice agents, somewhat
u the manner France did not so long
ago. The Chancellor Of the EXchequer
h.e the House OF Commons IN the de-
ssie over the ratification Of the Anglo
french loan contract that every ehort
vas being made to take advantage OF
he large British holdings Of Amer
cans That might very well mean mar
ne government was doing Informally
VIA, i saw no practical way Of dong
,ermally-i O.. huving and sel!ing
American securities 20 supplement the
Gsait established In this country
'ampgh the $500 600 900 bond sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS.

Stockholders Of the National surety
Company. at a special meeting yestel
Az annroved an increase in the com
rsIy's CAPITAL stock from s2,O0O'0oo 10
s8 600 900. to consist Of 3O,OoO shares'
par value 800.
The Rutland Railroad Company, at
,ba annual meeting of stockholders,
elected Harold s. Vanderbilt director
60 ,ake the place OF william X. Van
derbilt, ir.. who resigned some time
ago.
directors Of the international har,
ves.sr CORPORATION have again omitted
the quarterly dividend on the common
s.ock for the October 10 quarter que
to the corporation's unfayoraole export
trade The last disbursement on tne
common shares was made July 10, 1914
W II Herman was yesterday elected
. d;rector OF the Distillers' Securities
Corporation. to take the place OF AIirea
" Hansell. whose term OF once eN,
,irod and II. J. VI. Cardeza was elected
- fiii The vacancy caused by the reslg-
lien Of Crawford Livingston. MT
Herman also succeeds Mr.. Livingston
on the board of the Distiliing Company
Of America.
The General Ordnance Company has
elected II r. Bond, secretary OF the
New London Ship and Engine Com,
pany, and Frank D. Potter to the board
OF Directors.
Directors OF the Niddletown &
Unionville Railroad Company have de-
clared the first full semi annual inter
est ins,alment Of per cent on the ad-
justment income bonds, payable NO
yember !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1915.

Exchange "Wednesday amounted
$2160O0 S522000 (Stock
Exchange closed Total from January to date 63ssooo
& 1,6hhnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21

me local mark; FOR spot c<inn stssdy al I
unchanged a, u sc for mhGrs upland sales
all Rsos!pa a. the port, and Interior points. sikh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21

S5OO,0OO,OOO
Anglo.French Five Year 5%% External Loan
JOINT AND SEVERAL OBLIGATION
GOVERNMENTS
THE UNITED KINGDOM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC
NNDoOO"0
Both n San d "s io ANY, % u
Comontu Lmc emmHai principal
md g.eeIb
lot later given
Joint
in British take"
wMm
errrh Wh
offer On behafOf country group
chage price
PRICE SO AND INTEREST CENT.
be dahnm hnuOaob 0ho tn purchaser OpHoe"
Oaha a cor 3d
6ahnwMb mac to L he ON on N
Temporary dwmhr ready for VERY or b"h
mrsn&
Ban" Importers Ns q s, s %fs
Mts%1 Bn"k ea%%s pTn
ff hs S Nas"i Bank Bank % ~
Guarantee S
.Ts S%S,% S
f ""aSs % % United State" T"" e0""
assH" " B. hh h%%S Sc a%na S;S1s
SuH aAr FSs1@d %gm&"d Rse& {"
e1TH Rhoas aeSSmm an"
Gh tts%sme H%"f1an%Sco Ts" S ss%. CO.
adrbug TmImsn&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
MUNICIPAL |

Ans Preach s.
IA. 90 - Ps
japanese "a sAk germ
efasf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21

J. p. Morgan & Co.
Hanover National Bank
Importers & Traders National Bank
irving National Bank
Liberty National Bank
Manhattan Company
Mechanics & Metals National Bank
Farmers Loan & Trust Company
Guaranty Trust Company
Metropolitan Trust Company
New York Trust Company.
Harris, Forbes & Co.
4. IseIin & Co.
Kean, Taylor s Co.
Kidder, Peabody X Co.
Kissel, kinnicutt & Co.
kountze Bros.
Lazard Freres
A. y. Leach & Co.
49, ~; -o-;-~or & Co.
Ladenburg, Thalmann s Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21

American Exchange National Bank
Bank OF America
Bank Of New York
Chemical National Bank
Chase National Bank
First National Bank
Bankers Trust Company
Central Trust Company
Columbia Trust Company
Equitable Trust Company
August Belmont & Co.
Chas. d. Barney & co.
Blair & Co.
William p. Bonbright & Co., Inc.
Brown Brothers & 90.
Clark, Dodge s. Co.
Harvey Fisk & Sons
HeideIbaoh, Ickelheimer & 20.
Hallgarten & Co.
y. W. Halsey & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21

The following securities were sold
yesterday at auction at the Exchange
sslesroom by Adrian H. Muller & Sons:
Por A,o,,n, ~ Adrntniur.,or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21

Merchants National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
National City Bank
National Park Bank
Seaboard National Bank
Title Guarantee & Trust Company
Union Trust Company
United States Mortgage & Trust Company
United States Trust Company
Maitland. CoppeII & Co.
Montgomery, Ciothier s Tyler
Potter. Choate & Prentice
VIM. A. Read & Co.
Redmond q Co.
"'mick. Hodges & Co.
Rhoades & Company
William Salomon & Co.
J. & w. Seligman G Co.
Spencer Trask {; Co.
White, Weld & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-21

INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL IS AND OCTOBER IS