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The sun., 1915-10-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Fcdrrsl Reserve Bank
rates were per cent. FOR thirty to ninety
days and per cent. for longer hills
or"n market discounts. prime accept
. snces. maturing UP to ninety days, = a
90. per cent
Commercial paper rates vcrc 3r3i. per
cent fur sixty q" ninety day bills and FOR
four 10 sn months best names. D.. "a per
cent. for others.
can money on tho roor ~ tho stock
Exchange Yesterday ruled "a. per cent,
high per cent. low. "A per cent
Time money held steady, hut nrmcr In
tone. Rates wero -. per cont. Sor sixty
days -. ~ per cent for ninety days, ga
-. per cent. fnr four months ana 3H 81.
p"- cent for hNo months.
sterling was heavy. Final quptat Ions
were: Demand. tGsi. cables. tG7.
call money In London. 3isnt per cent. .
short nils. - per cent. three months
BIDS. ll-l6niA per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York 81
Louis, par, san Francisco. 3ic. premium
Minneapolis, soc premium. Chicago. par.
Cincinnati. par: Nontresi, par
The weekly statement of the Bank ~
England shows the following chang
Total reserve decreased tl.Os3. .O00. t.rcu-
lsiion increased $4,000. bullion decrease ID
q .0Sl 900, other securities decreased as.
oN.0o0: other deposits increased ii730o0.
public deposits decreased l2tI3i, 600, Gov
cTume1t securities decreased t1.OGi. "oo.
The proportion OF The hanks reserve 20
liabilities T. now ~ per cent, against
- 20 per cent last week
Rar silver In London, .37. d.: New York,
iss,c
N,n York Clearing House statement.
Exchange. stse,o?s, s"S. balances s101er.-
sl'. Suh-rreasury ,rci,' balance. s'Si $50.
The sun., 1915-10-22
M pINS FOR new
WASg&-PRENcHL0Au
4 Morgan & Go. Say That
Z sinking Credits viii Bc Ex-
7 tent Of Future Steps.
HERLING STILL DROPS

a., !. +. Morgan & 60. dcuied yesterday
IN a formal statement that Great Brit
ain ard France were planning to offcr
further loans to investors in this coun-
try Ia the near future. II WAS said that.
owing to misquotation by certain news
papers of statements made by Lord
. Reading at the pier when leaving for
England. there was an impression that
a new loan was imminent. The reports
that negotiations for supplemental cred
It's of "a banking nature are now under
way, however, were practically admitted
In the statement made by the banking
firm. The formal statement was as fol-
lows
"Ncithcr Great Britain nor France
has any intention. so far ~ we are
aware, OF offering further loans to in
Nestors in this country in the near fu-
turc. Their representatives have stated
to us that with the $500. 100000 loan
already arranged and now being stead
lily absorbed by investors. together with
such supplemental banking credits as
may be under way, they have no plan
OF taking steps toward further loan
IL was said yesterday In banking cir
cles that none of the financial institu-
tions of the city had been approached
by agents OF the Mexican Government
regarding "a loan for the rehabilitation
OF that country. Bankers said that II
made to Mexico until II was assured
that previous advances made to that
country would not be repudlated by the
new Government. In some circles
bankers take the stand that they will
. not lend penny to the Carranza Cow
ernment unless the United States Gov
ernment undertakes to guarantee the
payment of the loan by Mexico at the
date of its maturity.
Foreign exchange rates were easier
yesterday. Sterling continued its de-
cline, which began few days ago De-
mand sterling closed last night at
4.6Si. with cables at t.67. This COM
pares with i.67i. for demand and ass
for cables on Wednesday. Francs de-
clined to $50 for checks and 5.s9 for
cables, against previous close of
5.S7a, and 3.s1 respectively. Italian
lire dropped to $751;. against a previous
close OF 6.3s. Rubes were unchanged
at S3S,.
Marks were easier at S2is for sight
drafts and S2i, for cables. They closed
ON Wednesday at S2ii and S2as re-
spectiyely. Austrian kronen were un-
changed at 1860.
The sun., 1915-10-22
FLOOD OF MUNITIONS
TIES UP RAILROADS
Gulf Storms and Canal Slide
Combine to Cause Serious
Situation.
NO RELIEF IS IN SIGHT


The Hood OF war munitions and othe'
exports which have been flowing toward
New yor,, oyer ,h. t,,.,or, r,i,ro,ao
mas p'o""'e" o"' vi '"c "orS' 'ohseS-
tons OF freight which the roads have
ever experienced. Short Of cars. short
~ ,tu,,a. o.. ,a.,,,,, ,,.. ,,.
''
i'e'sh' heeps ro'''he III ana pHnhs up
in yards and along the right OF way
until traffic has been ticd (, ,,no,s
,rr,,,,, , 49,, ,,...,.,,.... :,
"''''o'''' '"e' ''e "' 'e'a''o'' vi
,hc rush TOT months.
The roads expect to reap n golden
barvos, fro,, ,h,, u,,.,., ox,or, .,,,
.,,.,
"'''o'S' ou' "'e' nee" many more ilsht' :
ers and face a serious shortage Of cars.
The Central Railroad OF New Jersey has
had TO establish AN embargo on export
freight to be lightered. although il Is
still receiving freight Tor delivery to
steamers at the dock. From Jersey
city ~ Easton Pa, every siding on thr
Jersey Central is jammed with loaded
cars The situation II the same on the
Philadelphia and Reading and on tn,
Baltimore and Ohio. Those lines carry
the output OF many OF the large ammu-
The sun., 1915-10-22
CHANCE FOR THE US.
TO GET ICELAND TRADE
Arrival Of tho BOtnia With
1000 Barrels Of Herring
First step to End.

The Norwegian steamer Botnia reached
port yesterday morning after a fifteen
day trip from Iceland with the second
cargo of salted her ing ever brought
directly from that little known island
TO this country. There were 5000 casks
Of fish aboard, zud the reception ac-
corded to the little steamer was rather
unusual fOr a fish ship
i. V. Blight. head of the r.. v. Bright
Company. Chicago importers, had cha &c
of the reception committee. which was
composed Of several officials OF the Della
ware, LaCkawauua and Western Rai.-
road and moving picture men. Mr..
Bright Is enthusiastic over the possi-
h.iities of developing lucrative COM
mcrce between Iceland and the United
states. and he thought thae arrival Of
these fsh was sufficiently interesting to
Ice featured IN the movies. The Lacka-
wanna officials were Interested because
the consignment OF fish is to bc taken
tn chicago on q special tiain composed
o. ffty refrigerator cars
The snltcd herring of Iceland are said
to hc superior 10 the domestic product
and Mr. Bright has hopes Of finding
an ever growing market 70. them among
the large scandinavian settlements ~
tn" Northwes.. Meanwhile he has dis
posed Of 20 per cent. OF this cargo t. the
Swedish supply Company Of Worcester.
Mass.
Nj, Bright has undertaken to buy MS
much of Iceland yearly output Of salted
herring as can hc paid for with hmerl.
can products which the Icelauders want.
Hides and leather goods are the chief
commodities that can be disposed OF in
this way. Mr.. Bright IS dealing di-
rectly with the Iceland q vernmcHt
I'VE are gradually dispeilng the mis-
taken idea that Iceland is a country
walled up the year round with ice
Cakes said Mr Bright I'VE are also
calling attention to the fact tina; Ice
lands trade with England and other
European countries has been disarranged
because of tho war Now j. the oppoy-
tuuity TO bring lCcland's fish, which is
admittedly superior to ;hdt caught In
domestic waters, - this country. With
this shipment coming In yearly We be-
.levc We can easily disp Sc OF II. and
even Increase the amount"
The sun., 1915-10-22

what were considered well informed
financial circles. He said:
ut would bc difficult to find a higher
source OF authority than this office. and
] can cnphatically say that the COM
pany has not secured control Of the
American and British Manufacturing
Company, nor is 1t endeavoring to do
SO. II Is also untrue. Notwithstanding
all reports to the contrary. that Mr..
Schwab has purchased any of the Amer
lean aud British stock on his own ac-
count In an attempt TO get control OF II"
lie added that neither the Bethlehem
steel Corporation nor Mr.. Schwab had
any Intentions of purchasing the Amer
lean and British Manufacturing Com
pany plant or stock.
For several days this report has been
repeated In Wall street. The stock Of
the Ahcrlcan and British Manufacturing
Company. which only short time ago
sold at 3S i-3 cents share. has sold
at S65 share on the strength of the
rumor. The company Is one of Joseph
". HOadlcy's enterprises and is con-
trOlled by the International Power CONF
mny. another of his ventures. which Is
now in the hands of a receiver.
American and British Manufacturing
Company common closed last night at
81. after selling as high as 60. ON
Wednesday night 1t closed at SO. The
preferred sold as high as 1870 yesterday,
closing at 125, as compared with 30 on
Wednesday Both classes OF stock made
their appearance on the curb on Octo-
Der =, the COMMON selling at 25 and
,hc preferred at rs.
Mr. Ward, when asked what was the
state of the negotiations for control by
the Bethlehem Steel Corporation OF the
pennsylvania steel Company. said that
they were progressing. He added that
when the negotiations were completed a
formal announcement would he made.
The sun., 1915-10-22
BETHLEHEM
ASTOUNDS TRADERS
stock Goes Up to 800 %
Nothing Like It's Rise in
History Of Exchange.
OTHER RECORDS BROKEN

Bethlehem Steel common gave wall
street another demonstration Yesterday
OF It's capabilities for pyro,echnics The
financial district has become accustomed
to the violent bursts Of strength on
the part Of the Schwab stock, but even
The oldest traders on the floor of the
stock Exchange were astounded by the
actions OF the best known war bride
yesterday.
Just after the opening Of the stock
as compared with n close at 5.9 ON
Wednesday,. This performance was
startling enough. but the next trans
action was 100 shares at 5997s. Jump
Of A?7s points between sales Had any
other stock but Bethlehem Steel made
such leaps. it's actions would have
caused frenzy OF excitement on the
exchange. Al 5997s the gain over the
previous days close made in two sales
was 1s7s points. The stock closed at
5SS. gain of 80 points over the pre-
vious days close. only l.so0 shares
changed hands during the day.
The action Of Bethlehem since IL be-
gan its phenomenal rise has outdonc
the action Of any other uou-diyideud
paying stock ever traded in on the
New York Stock Exchange ON Jan
uary 1, sold as low as i6ii while
on October II, 4; was quoted at AZ.
In n little less than week !; has gained
over 100 points The low of the stock
for 1914 was 29ia.
IL was however, not the only stock
that touched new high record prices.
The motor stocks We're especially
strong. Studebaker. Willys-OVerland
and General Motors sold at new high
figures The "whiskey" stocks, Distlllers
Securities and United States Industrial
Alcohol. were also star performers.
United States Steel common sold AT
S7a,. the highest price 1t has touched
since 1910.
Following is a list of the high prices
Of some of the active industrial stocks
as compared with the prices at which
,hay closed ou Wednesday,
The sun., 1915-10-22

given an order for 5000 tons Of stand
ard scctlon' to he rolled at South Chi
, Cago.
The Illinois Central Railroad has
given an order for nfty Mikado type
locomotives tO the Lima Locomotive
Corporation.
Canadian interests have placed con-
tract FOR 2O,u0u tons or wire rods with
the American steel and Wire company
at sS5 per ton for shipment during the
first quarter Of next year. The colorado
Fuel ana Iron Company has secured a
contract for $4,000 tons uf barbcd wire
Tor export to Europe by way of the
Pacific coast on practically the same
terms.
The Lukens Iron and steel Company
mas placed II portion Of its recent in-
dury for $4,000 tons of basic iron with
eastern PEI nsylvania furnaces at $3.50
per ton for delivery over the second
quarter of 1915. New York interests
have sold between 5000 and 5000 tons
OF warrant undry iron held in yards
III Chicago, at Sl4.50 per ton. Several
sales of Southern warrant iron have also
been made at si2 10 SIZES per ton in
birmingham yards and one contract for
"."oo tons or Southern warrants at VIZ
per ton is pending.
The spelter plant being built at
Danora by tn" United States Steel Cor
poratpn. which will supply spcltcr to the
American Steel and Wire Company for
galNanizine, began operations on
Wednesday, but IT probably will lie
several weeks before spelter is being pro-
duced on "A commercial basis. The Cor
The sun., 1915-10-22

The performance on the part of Bcthi'-
hem Steel was enough Ia send all sorts
of rumors dying through the financial
district, The most bru.icd report was
that - big steel man IN i",tshurs wdr
short of 10000 shares Of IA" stock and
had of, red as high as $500 siiai"
at private sale. IL Was SAID that he
had lost - ,0OO.O by his venture. Con
servats.c wall Street. however. dis
credited this 'runor. II was pointed out
that there We're not 10000 shares u!
tn. stock in the market and tina; there
was none TO h. had in the loan crowd.
Brokers' said that 1t would he impos-
sible for any man 10 borrow that many
shares of the stock and the report was
scoffed at as one of those stories which
always follow the rise OF any stock.
The sun., 1915-10-22
EXCHANGE REJECTS PETERS.
Refuses 10 Admit Buyer os Wasscr-
mans seat at H0.,OOO.

The committee OIL admissions ~ tic
New York stock Exchange refused yes.
terday the application for mcnbcrship
of n. W. Peters, VINO recently pad
So. 600 for the seat of Edward Was-
scrmau Mr.. Peters is u member -,
the Chicago Board Of Trade. Up to a
short time ago. he was also member
of the Consolidated Exchange. AS is the
custom. the exchange gave no reason
for It's action.
New members elected were George T.
Bissell. Frederick J.. Ristinc. Marshall
Adams and charles =. tntermeysr.
Memberships proposed for transfer are
that Of George ~. -. Bonbright TO
Arnold l.. Scheucr. Franklin H. Hutton
to Robert W. Morgan. Adolph ". Ror-
man to Norman =. Reain, aud Frederic
=. Rook to !. Upshur Moorhead. Nor
man 4. Ream is u son OF the late Nor
man y. Ream. Mr.. Ream recently
formed IA partnership with Joseph w
Rutter.
The sun., 1915-10-22
EORECLOSURE SALES.

surREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEw
nnoRkaEdw j. Hancy and ano,het
.ha l'aln,'n,, @ against william TnSrid$ anu
year 1918.
In pursuance OF judgment, OF fore
closure aud sale. duly made and cuter..
Ia the above-rntitlrd action and bearing
date the I'm day IF October. lFlj !. thH
: undersigned. the referee In said yudem"u'
named. VIII sell at public auction, - ~"
Exchange Salesroun. Nos. 1915 Nc-'v
street. in The Borough Of Manhattan. CltE
i.l, - y n'clock noon on tina; day. b
JOSEPH = DAY. Auctioueet. the prcmis.,
directed By said Judgment to be sold. and
therein described as follows:
Al. ,hai eertsin lot. rier" or pare, o.
"a the Twelfth ward Of tho CITY " Nv
YORK.. and hoHnaei and described as tcl
s"uiherly side OF one hundred and thirty
s!Nf IA street distant 'No hundred and thirt
three feet four Inches csstefly from tha
ihirtS->'Nth street drl seventh Avenue
and running thence southerly parallel with
through party wall ninety nine feet ata
eleven inches to the centre line of tho
NTH and one hundred and thirty-siNth
streets. thence eastrrly along said centrs
line Of The block. sixteen feet and eirh'
inches; thence northerIv ana parallel viii
eleven inches 10 the southerlv side ~ On.
hundred and thirty sixth street. and 'hcucA
westerly along said southeriy side 81 Or-
hundred ami thlrty-siXth street. slx'.sn
f.ei ana eight inches 70 the po!ut or , a..
OF beginning.
Together with IN. appurtenancrs and az
the rights and interests ~ the parties %
ms dvtir" Of Ia and to the said prem
SuhJe to the state OF facts shown o1 a
surEe. "f said premises aS IN essior
made lN George 9. Huilerith. Ci'v sur
NhI'h Is iu possession of tho pltiu'irS
.'i"rn"'> and may Ice examined 10y mt nd
ing purchatprs
Dated. New York. October i2th 49,
,, TllpNAS GIlLERhN. EcfN-e.
ApNAlNIER, WICK .ESiI 4 AIT
NttnrueNs for P,tiutIns. io VA ~'re,'
y. Y.
The following ls q diagram - ~" u',r.
Nl'N 10 y" sold; itS street Number 3. lh.
M"si lS6ih street, lying in section % Is ok
The sun., 1915-10-22
OYERRUSHED MILLS
REFUSE RAIL ORDERS
Some Cannot Take New Rail.
road Business Because Of
Pressing Work.

The New York Central railroad. not
| withstanding its recent heavy purchases
of rails. IL sadly IN need of heavy seq
tions for laying this fall II has conse-
quently placed supplementary contracts
for about 10000 tons Of l0j pound see.
tions for immediate delivery, 5000 tons
of which will be rolled by the i.acka-
wanna steel Company az Buffalo. and
5000 tons by the Illinois Steel Company
~ Chicago other Eastern mills are
being asked for prices on several thou
sand ton lots. but have refused the bust
ness because Of heavy pressure from
business already booked The total con-
tracts placed with the Illinois Steel Com
pany for this and next years delivery
now amount TO $4,000 tons, all OF which
vii! be utilized on the system west of
Buffalo.
The Great Northern Railroad has
placed an order for 5000 tons OF rails
with the Lackawanna Steel Company,
10000 tons with the Illinois Steel Com
pany and 10000 to $1,000 tons with the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. 1t
Is understood that another 5000 tons
will he placed with the Chicago mills.
The Wabash Railroad has ordered 1000
tons Of standard sections from the Illi-
nois Steel Company
j. T. Morgan & Co. through their en-
port department. have placed additional
contracts for about 10000 tons of steel
rounds for shipment to France and
Great Britain In December and January.
About $1,000 tons of this will he rolled
by the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company.
and shipment will be made to Pitts
burg. Tho other contracts. amounting
to about $4,000 tons were placed mainly
with Eastern mills for export to France.
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
also secured n contract for 10000 ton,
Of wire rods at u, cents n pound, de-
lyered in the Pittsburg territory. This
is an unprecedented transaction and re-
suits from the heavy demand for cxpor;
and the oversold condition of the mills
In the Plttsburg section. These contracts
call for the expenditure OF a little more
than Sj.o00.00O
Inquiry was received yesterday from
the Pacific coast for 5000 tons of gall
vanized telegraph wire 5000 tons Of
bare copper wire No. II. Il. & s. and
5OU tons of rubber insulated wire, the
latter equivalent to $4,000, 900 feet. The
material is designed for export, but
the inquiry went begging so far as the
American Steel and Wire Company was
concerned. The company's entire prod
uCt has been sold for shipment through
the first two months or next year. The
improvements To- the tuyahoga plant Of
the American Steel and Wire Company
will not increase the compauys product
i've capacity. which II dependent of
course. upon wire rods hut the install
lation OF more drawing mills will mean
that fewer wire rods viii he available
fI.fs al. in fha rt..f
The sun., 1915-10-22
THE STEEL MARKET.
Hlgh Prices Cause Producers to
Sell Very Far Ahead.

The steel market continues very active.
with prices maintaining an advancing
tendency The demand for steel for con-
version into ammunition IL so large that
producers have been forced TO turn away
much business. owing to thsig OVersold
condition. pu the other hand. they are
not disposed to sell very far ahead owing
to the upward movement Of prices.
Demand from the railroads continues
good. orders for rails during the week
being estimated At around zoo. 900 tons.
Increasing
The sun., 1915-10-22
ALTON LINE CUTS DEFICIT.
Revenue smaller. hut Railroad a.
Expenses Are Less.

The Chicago and Alton Railroads re-
port for the year ending June 80, 1915
shows an operating revenue OF s14.2t5
GA as compared with sli.2j9.i19 for
1914, and operating expenses of s1l or
7O7, "a decrease of si.235,O37 as CON.
pared with sI2.3o7,1ii for 1914 The
total income for the year was s2,7j7,
s21 as compared with sl.41s,1o7 last
year.
The deficit for the year was s1.6so.15G,
as compared with deficit OF s2.,6a.eno
last year, making a total proft and loss
deficit OF sa,451.0o3.
The sun., 1915-10-22
NEW BETHLEHEM DENIAL
Not Trying to Get Control of
American aud British Plant.

James II. ward. vce-prcsidcnt OF the
Bethlehem Steel Cooperation. denied
Yesterday the report IN the financial dis
trict that the corporation was endeavur-
ing to secure control or had secured
contrH of the American and British
Manufacturing Company Mr. Ward
was told that the report was current IN
The sun., 1915-10-22
GERMANS PAY $2.O67 $50, 600.
That Amount Turned In ON the
Third War LOnn lp Z" Oct. IS.

RERLiN, via London. oct. 21.-Cp to
October Is. which was the day ON whicn
30 per cent. of the total subscriptions
TO the third German war loan were due
IN cash. instalinents actually paid in
amounted t. ~ per cent of the total
The amount paid was S,26?.000. 900
marks So.o61.osO o00).
The sun., 1915-10-22

as noted Yesterday. Wire nails are now
selling at sis5. painted barbed wire at
50. plain wire $40 and galvanized
wire 40 cents over plain Wirs
rods are held at sac per ton. but no
more rods are available.
The sun., 1915-10-22
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Oct. 2i.--inspiration was firm in
the early dealings. hut declined later on
proht taking. Elsewhere there was iOthing
OF interest shown. Prices moved IN ~ narrow
rangc on dun trading. Industrials were
hrm with Atlantic. Gulf and West Indies
consriculousy strong Rails were duh and
easter. The summary:
The sun., 1915-10-22
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

PHllADELPHIA Oct % Cambria Steel
wa aEhn active and ruled steady El.p
"nlrr 'hCr0 was no Important uride changes
"lth trahn< ~ fairly heavy volume. e-pe-
.dlly IN the fraction shares, Bonds were
steady and moderately active The SUNNI. ~ :
The sun., 1915-10-22

,surEEME COURT. couNrN ul. >sN
,ChN -lirIeu SItde usi,Io, I''.
Is fis st,nHi Elisabeth n D"mArcs, oru u...'
,, In pursuance Of jndgncu, or '.-..
,i"Snie ana sac, duy made ami ,t'r.r. .
~ "h'N ''ehtiileI action ami r,,..l-
IN" sHth day uf September .B
undersigned thr rstorr" 70, -..it rutg ...
WN,h',Ml' W;,'I' II, Ml'' s,,l ~ p1'ir Auction,
street IA tn Bofough of MaqAlt'tr. ,.,
+, sew N,ik, on 'hp ith uN - \o''r
JoNhth =. DAY, Aucttourer. tho p-..'-.
ntr'led hN SAID Judgment to tc g.. B.. ..iI
'hsTrin described as follows:
ALL. that certain lot piece or Pc. o. -
li9nd, with the building aud !npr1sc..o...
tne',Hn eTs''e'. situate, iy.us aua l'
1oun'tnT' 'n' ,nt Bt'rSafh S,,; OF Magh,f'Af,
ahu d"syI!hrd as follows.
sIiS ~ ,'tNN!NG at a point on ,hr ," t"r.
'riF from tn" curu.r formed hy 'a. ,r'.r
,rhtir'H'h "f me sou'hcrR -d. ~ S.,r.s
lnlrH street with tho caste'., r.fs 81
,.@,.nl,'her,H .,.l, parallel Win Malls.T >,"...
n H"f part 4i the dI'tItcc th-nuEa . H'.
., inches {" the cent? lirc o., .,r r...
$500" seventy second and Sc'o.'N-thi
,,""n,r" mo 'i the block, tween, ,-"' 'o"r.
nrh'r n"rthcrly, again parl'u vi'l N,t'
'n Avenue, and pirt or tH, ..st#r
",ipueh ',n'i another parry walt ore hHnG-'
,hnnallhern side of Scvcutv.th-I sr.rc.. ~.
of ff'scy seycT,, M,S,tGHtin l,HiAi .l,oms 'lc .onae
Dated NcM York, O,t,hSr lltI 'r'.
HENRY 'HMSErnH, = IEnlEF!.S@N H,t.,.
lW, ftlnin. l3' Bru.INt. I't...
Of Manhattan. New N,,l ,'.t
East t3rd street.
---- East AL s,rcc,
The sun., 1915-10-22

Ihe appfo Innate amount %. ~ ~ or
'htrSr' to satisfy which The above de-
,'f!hed property H. to bc sold. is t'.tfr f'.
win interest thereon from Ott1bcr IN.
I'i', together with the costs and 81 IN
dn'' amounting to '336.eh. uI.h N'o. =
rom october lin, lHlI. t.gcth"r VT. tns
eNPrnsrs ~ IA" sale. The appr'N.r'-
amount oi the tdNes. a~scsSu.enta ami
Wdttr rt'"s. or other liens. WIirH a-@ -
u" allowed 20 tho purchaser uu' 10 t."
pur. hase money. or PAID by the Erf"rc. 70
>,5.3" amt interest
Dated. New York. october lrrn 1P'.
THOMAS GIll.EI;N< Erfe-s
The sun., 1915-10-22

In The supreme court for Friday. October
-. Numbers 20 tand tbjI. 25 (and
:6), -. ~, -, 3.. J3, ~ and 10,
The sun., 1915-10-22

The Missouri. Kansas and Texas Raj
way - on tn" point of closing a con-
tract for 3.0on to i.ooH tons ~ standard
"ct.on rails with the Illinois steel COM
rany, dependent upon the sanction of
IN" court. The Mouon railroad has
The sun., 1915-10-22
Court of Npp-ai. Calendar.


ALBANY. oct 81 Tho Court Of Appoal-
calendar for tomorrow IN 30 t5s.