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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
1PICS OF DAY
WALL STREET
Tine of War Prepare
&, Peace, Is Now
Traders Motto.
lao STOCKS DROP AS
|rrsINADIAN MOVES UP
| r,ruk Line Earnings Help
~. ADVANCE In the Rails
Bethlehem al 45O'

xr bethlehem Steel declined 20
...,.rdsy It showed loss within
. ,.,ip.,. days of $50 pOints-pre-
=. amount Of margin most
-, we're demanding from prospec-
- ,ur,hasers of the stock mel
- !. gave msny a hara'sed spec
, crushing rejoinder 70 the
80 hat must have aEitsted a
/ ..r..sd households; Why didn't you
p,,bl.hem Steel More impor-
f., |, emphasized still further the
,,,v a, q large class Of stocks
"a .uphsmism had admitted to the
- ,old Of Securities" Bethie-
-. ,,u was full Of moral lessons
I. professional Wall Street was not
f.,t;,s much about those. In the
- II was putting the decline IN
I..,.b,m and other wsr stocks along
4. ~. rapid advance in Canadian
r.s.-hs chief International issue
- .,orS,ring how much more Europe
- man Il did about peace pros
.srfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
SAYS RUSSIANS HATE ENGLISH
American Citizen Hero from Petrograd
Tells of Opportunitie After War.

"The hatred Of the Russians for the
Germans is mild compared with the
feeling now current against the Eng
lish," said Max Paswel, an American
citizen formerly Of 81. Louis. but for
the last four years in business in Pet
rograd, at the Hotel McAlpin yester-
day.
Everywhere in Russia you hear peo-
pie saying bitterly: England will tight
to the last Russian soldier; England
will fight TO the last French centime.'
have heard it in Moscow and in Petro-
grad, and in numbers of other cities;
Nothing better than the war could
have happened for Russia. Russia IS
awake, and at the end Of the war will
be the dominant nation Of Europe.
There are immense possibilities ior
American merchants. and agents OF
Americans should be sent at once.
There will be openings in every line,
from socks TO railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
NEW COTTON DRIVE
CUTS 81 A BALE
Southern Selling High-Belts
Fine Weather Promises
Large Crop.

A break Of slightly more than SO
bale occurred in the cotton market yes
terday, carrying prices down to new
low levels for the movement and about
140 points below the highest prices es-
tablished on the bull movement few
weeks ago. A feature of yesterdays
decline was the large proportion OF
Southern selling orders, in direct con-
trast to what had been expected in view
of the promised bull advertising cam
psign in Southern papers over Sunday.
Reports from several Southern cities
said that no such advertisements APP
peared, and considering the amount OF
pressure from that quarter and the
weakening Of spots it was assumed
here that the proposition had been
abandoned. No great amount or local
bull selling took place until the after
noon, when increasing reports about
the heaviness of spots and favorable
weather news from all parts of the
South induced a liquidating movement
which reduced ne long interest at this
point.
The fact that New Orleans was closed
Yesterday and that New York will have
a holiday to-day, while both New Or
leans and Liverpool will be open. had
something to do with this liquidation
also. Rumors were current that
Southern crop expert would issue an
estimate Of around 100000 bales, but
this was denied emphatically by per-
sons in a position TO know. Its effect
was soon lost. The Giles report was to
have been issued around the opening,
but did not appear.
There is no doubt that crop ideas
have gone up in the last week because
of the very favorable weather through
out the belt. One report from Dallas
said that specimens of the top crop
showed from seven to eight bolls. Other
private advices from the same state
said that spots were weakening, and
that il the decline continued the mar
ket would be flooded. Spinners were
not such good buyers as last week, but
il was understood they were in the
market for a considerable amount of
cotton on scale down from present
prices.
1t was also said that Liverpool spot
firms were active buyers in the South
west Saturday, this cotton being hedged
against in the Liverpool market yester-
day. Any weakening Of the Southwest
ern basis would, it was believed, start
fresh purchases on heavy scale by
English importing houses which would
find further reflection in increased
hedge sales at New York and Liverpool.
A report which came from New
Orleans. said Oporto, Portugal, which
usually buys cotton for its mills in
Liverpool, had bought 5000 bales, sug-
costing that Continental centres which
usually draw their supplies from the
English market are now finding it
cheaper to buy direct from American
ports.
Exports for the day amounted TO a.
1856 bales and for the season 1,3l5,433
bales. Southern spot markets were
generally II 20 4 lower. The local
market. following late covering move
ment, rallied near the close and left
off steady at an advance of about 8
points from bottom, but "a to 38 points
down from Saturdays close. Range Of
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
Bank Of England Ships Gold.

London, Nov. To-day was q holt
day on the Stock Exchange.
The Bank Of England to-day shipped
$3.50 900 in sovereigns to the United
States and released 100000 to Egypt,
and $4,000 for miscellaneous pur-
poses. The bank continued to sell
large amounts Of Treasury bills over
the counter. New York exchange was
erratic. Cable transfers fell to 4.62,
hut sellers later brought the rate back
to 4.62ts. =,
Money was fairly abundant and dis
count rates were dull. Money loaned
stSh to 4 per cent: Discount rates for
short bills were * to "a per cent;
Tor three months, AZ to 415-l6.
Gold premium at Lisbon was 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
New Securities Comlng.

slhce the European war broke out
- nave been comparatively few new
ses of railroad bonds and stocks.
ss,s financing had 10 be done It was
Euy done with short term notes.
ny hrm financing is almost always
=. emergency measure. undertaken in
r. cope that before the notes mature
conditions will have
kised 80 much for the better that
. can be refunded with long term
better rate Of interest.
seiore the war IL had TO be re-
~ 70. The attitude Of the Inter
commerce Commission and Of
bodies all ever the country
the railroads had raised hob
sme market for their securities.
ngnt thus given 70 investors was
~ way sllsyed when some impor-
stems which had sown the wind
snrly nineteen hundreds began
The inevitable wbirlwind. Now
has been changed. The Com
- Commission, beginning with the
~s'sions Of lsSt year, has shown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
INSURANCE FRAUD CHARGED
Lightning Rod Salesman Got $3.50 for
$500 Auto. Say Police.

Wesley l.. Beckorn. hfty-three years
old. a lightning rod salesman. OF FL
mira. n. Y, was held yesterday by
Magistrate Cobb, in the Tombs Police
Court for examination tomorrow on u
charge Of submitting a fraudulent
claim for insurance on an automobile
that was destroyed by fire in ElmirA
on October 90.
According to Detective Hughes, OF
the automobile squad" Peckorn, short
ly before the ear was burned. insured
an automobile with the Aetna Liability
Insurance Company, of this city, for
$1,000. Yesterday he came to New
York and collected $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
GUARANTY TRUST MELON
Developments Favorable TO Stockhold-
ers Expected.

Reports of pending Developments
favorable to the shareholders Of the
Guaranty Trust Company became more
circumstantisl yesterday. The stock
during the last two weeks has advanced
$50 points and is now selling at $3.50 n
share.
II is understood that directors at a
meeting tomorrow will approve the
doubling Of the present capital Of
$4,000. 900 and that the plan will later
be submitted 10 stockholders for their
approval. II finally agreed TO by the
latter the rev stock will be offered for
sale to the present shareholders at a
price which it is understood will be
much below the present market value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
Chandler Motor Reorganization

F. C. Chandler. president OF the
Chandler Motor Company, announced
Yesterday that another company OF the
same or similar name VIII shortly be
formed to acquire the capital stock and
business Of the present CONCERN H. Inc me
new company will will, have "a ~ Si hcOs ~
stock and there Will Dc . no % c9 non oS or
floating debt. OF the STOCK st;ooo'ooo
will be issued. This has already been
sIou.r a weeks, and will provide the
comnsnv with cash and working capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
Returns Of Railroad Stocks.

While there Is bound to be much un-
certainty because Of the shifting
standards as to what Is a fair yieid
for a railroad stock or good indas-
trial. II may be Of interest. nevertne-
less. 70 note the return Of some OF the
Leading railroad issues shown at the
close Of trading Yesterday. The FOL
lowing are among the issues active IN
Yesterdays market: Atchison. 90 per
cent; Baltimore & Ohio, %; Csnao,Sh
Pacific. 90; st. Paul. 6.S; Great Nortn-
ern preferred, SO; Lehigh Valley; %
New York Central. 40; Norfonk
Western. so: Pennsylvania. 40; Read.
ING. AZ; Southern Pacific, 6.9. and
Union Pacific, 5.S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
STATE stfns hid. so-cisls iztaisi3c: hesi.
specials. i2is q lsc. choice. li1el!e fair 10 so"i

49, i5it se ,hsIes' iiz slse, i.ir 10 sooi
bale: rsas
,,s ns.s. . E, T:s ri s' Ss:; 70, s a' s
isrs:; .d.s. !sgrs.:s. 3 sS,;.: M No.. =
ssss ;saI I'm 'g 49, ssa ss
rnien s ~. so sk 20 mo.e n =, F.s6 s.,sSs
'sl .,:5 ' G i. ss.s ::ss siia r.ss;
Of sss ,'Ts poS'e, H. ao. . sqTs ,sgs. ~. asr
S PROV T s sa lsd % 'aSs sog%sd
n, ss s1s'ss,oo .,r. .s . s;esis s 90
dlr,ie.. No !. gsAs . &c: 10 ,nt Roo'er lgs.so
is ;. sOIs e '1 ,t 49, sls .ssc f1 s
,hird. o poorer aOg2she: dt.... .ssais; t .s.,s
oof1inaD % enc ss,,x snner, bros,.
.sss : : s sis-s =: I'd i'a %s:a ' so"' 'Ss'
ne"os' '3hs,'..r "m s
nay As %. sr u w ,,.... ., .,,,a
a asIsny s .n9 o.rS " S.a t Hay, isrs ss.d
.imo,Iy. pri@.. ;ca' ~ 50 l. Sc: ~ az y.
~ ,, ' eI9ya, ,,,ss ,ss,.t sTnHw s 10
/. sit Small bales abort s.soSti under large
FRESH FRUITS.
Apples have arrived ir.ay and h.': seld ',.u
msnd Tor bes, srs.,ss ouiness IN light supply ard
steady APPfEs, Mcintosh Dbl t?sS4ne 30:
y VOL f T,, s's e &; 5'n; wealthy so
ssssS;ss'is' twenty ouass PlPpin., ,sss, e;
k Ys' sI s: y :s sa sp ss5. p .ss
TY R. s. FS r ss9 b, ~ =
sSsss;; D cn,.r n'" ,,s4stas coilIns 81 ;oes?
common. .ign 81; a % tind., 81 sscYsl: De
Wnr l sS:as P,lDS 81
Jonathan. sL25ss3; King Dshd, N.2s@y:sss;
sisymsn winessp, ti5o?N %; wissssR Ni5s
' p'i ,gs,, so sas s6Ss,i sees. Dol 80
50 Beurrs Bo.c, bbl. s.s@ So BsuI,s cldr:.SSga;;
Conte. M'ssss?. IS: kiere,, 81 3,Gs 50; hss. $50
TJc: OUNCES Dbl 81 .0a 81. so: PEACHES. b.k
;;$Sse: bg.ls S,I GRAPES s stat ,ss
bel. white. fib Ssk, i2sisc: black. ioit lic:
black s-lb bsk. lsGi'c black 2olh lss soa 20, sgs
e.. cI 4 s ,o ton 81 s' S S, sh4 sf.:
81 20. Farly BLACK bbl 5000 50: crata 81 SOC
III? Jersey crs,s s. SSss2: PIGS Cal, s ss, box
to@soei sTR4W WBs Cal ,, Pr. GiTRoN
MEL0Ns bbl. 50gTsc: ORANGES. Cal. box Ss
So so: yamaiea sl2s s2.25. Porto Rico Nss2. 80;
IS. Porto Rico sisss: jamaica. s2as52Si NASAL
PEARs. Fla, erste. sac So: PIIIAPPIEs ,, p2,,o
i'ic0' Red spanish craze $780, ..,~.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
P.,o h.,. arrived t,.y and s.,. sol; S;s,s t:.rS
Win MARKET s.p closing .1Dpy Excessive today and
market Csc per bbI lower Onions In hesv supply
and low until rust At hs Close. when grss s1s shS~
h & 5ess ss: iSs-i6 BAG So 3s3s9 20; STAT. snd
Western s9 y sss.asS sas g yessy Oq ps
81 S0ass. SWEETS, southern bbl, sieN.59; nsS.
so,a soc: Jersey DBL sL?5ati.1j; bsk: SoS &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
Bankruptcy Rules Amended.

Washington. Nov. Rules govern
ing bankruptcy procedure throughout
the United States were amended 70.
day by the Supreme Court to permit
any one connected with a corporation
to make affidavit TO accompany claims
by the corporation against bankrupts
Hitherto only the treasurer could
make such an sfidavit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
ELECTION NOTICE.
ELECTION NOTICE.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
GENERAL ELECTION, NOVEMBER 2
1915.

BOARD OF ELECTIONS OF THE CITY OF
New York, General once, Municipal Build
ing. Borough Of Manhattan. Notice 10 hereby
given I'm pursuance OF chapter 20. section 30i.
Laws Of 1909. constituting chapter II Of tho
Consolidated Laws. as amended by chapter
23s. Laws OF 1914. Of ths boundaries OF each
OF the election districts In the county OF New
York and OF the designation Of the place OF
registration. October 4. s. 8. 7. 9 and 0. and
OF the polling placs for tho election TO be held
November 2. 1918. IN each OF the election dis
tricts In said county as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02

The local street market for copper was frmer
with eisc,roly,le quoted a. st9lssc. On ,ht
NV YORK Metal Exchange Lead was arm. eeins
f.,t 81 Louis. and tin vas ssrons and higher
closing o. So 50a 80 SOC 20, spo, IN 5-ton lots ~
InudOr eopper closed al t'5 IS 90 for standard
sn.1, as NJ. 81 for futures and fss for electro
ly:,c spot TIN was rrm and from q 10. TO {,
higher with standard spoJ quoted at fl63 los and
rI,ire. a, sls. lss with sales q 100 spot and
2so tons futures Lead In London closed at f23 Us
50 and spcier spot. ts3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Price changes in coffee comparatively mar
row. but after opening steady a, unchanged 20 3
az the close Of the day the market was las points
net lower. Total sales were ~, go bags. The
Brazilian markets were closed and VIII 10 closed
again tomorrow owing 70 Church holidays there.
and In consequence comparatively few offers were
received.
The cost and freight market was Arm. however.
with Santos IS quoted AZ csc, Is al 9OJds l1c vs.
aud = sac. IS az sf.c and RIO 70 at 1.iOc all
London credits. There moderate buying for
outside account. bu, the demand was not aggressive.
and the market felt the Influence Of hedge selling
against recent purchases in Brazil.
II was estimated that sales IN the United States
through the cost and freight marke, last week had
amounted TO about 100 900 bags. and there were
also said to have been liberal purchases for Euro
pesn account. Shipments from Rio and Santos to
he United States ports last week were is6 900 bags
compared with III 900 last year. while shipments to
Europe were $50 900. against $4,000 year ago.
In the local cash market prices were steady. With
Rio Is quoted al lsc. Range u prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02

cotton, fair bushes. doing. sales. 900 bales
speculation and export. 0oo American. 5000. I'm
ports. 5000. all American. Mid upland. '.iod-
steady. at net decline Of "a as points. Jsn-F Feb.
SD; Msr-Apr. 6.silsd May June. S.s4d: July
Aug dTsd. Oct-Nov. G.i2i1d. Manchester: Yarns
very arm cloths strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
sEEvEs.

sEEvEs.
R.rents for two days 4t43 head; los cars on
sale Of which 81 steers Trane SLOW. ".
"a Zoe decline from last Fridays prices other sales
we're easily l5@25c lower. and some sAes possibly
3o0f 4Oc on The heavy run OF bulls ana COWS
NEARLY 10 cars caused q break OF fuly 1od voc AZ
New York yards Bulls were steady o. gersey NY
COWS lower Steers sold al $bassIo. oxen az
si@S. bulls at si@t6.25. cows al s-9s'''''
Dressed beef SLOW CALVES.
Receipts for two days. 1856 head; 1913 head on
sals Veals about steady with last Fridays sales
CrSssers we're moved more readily and a. sastanei
pr,ces and the Iens we're cleared ~ All cary az
rivals Common 10 choice yeats sold al @Gslzoo
per 100 lbs culs a. 81. J0@S 80 lfsssers y,
81 500 j.25. yesrlngs at H@Noo Sly , 1Iesseu
yeals quiet at l4alS4c; country dressed At $50 loc
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts FOR two days 1913 head: t4 cars on
sale Sheep slow but about steady; lambs io&zoc
lower. closing slow Common 10 fairly good sheep
sold AZ 81 1905 so per 100 lbs. culls a, s3Ss3oO:
common 20 prime lambs 81 o0@923; cars OF
West Va early at 1886 and $3.50 respectively;
culls AT ssaST Dressed mutton quie, at SO {,
choice we;hers. HE; dressed lambs easy at 100
i5c: hog dressed. l5hsc: country dressed dollhouse
lambs. s7@S9 per carcass.
HOGS.
Receipts for two DAYS. T,ti6 head cars on sale
Market steady to strong at sI.769S for light 20
heavy hogs 81 60 for pin. S.25@NN for roushs !:
country dressed hogs steady.
tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribunal
Louisville Nov. l.-sHEEP and LAMBS-Rs-
ceipts lis Marke, quiet. Choice lambs. ~ ESQ;
butcher lambs 69snc: culls. +e5c: best fat shssp
495c: medium. 2e4c; calls lh92o bucks. &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
COrr0NSEED OIL

Co,tonsred oil was moderately active and prices
were easier closing with net losses d 5alz points.
The weakness in cotton. well as the decline III
lard. lad DEPRESSING influence on values and adj
vicex from the South indicated easier tone TO
boih rr1,ts and seed The West sold here and there
vas A good deal Of liquidation on the part Of
timid longs. Range Of prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
SUGAR FUTURES.

Sugar futures were quiet. outside OF fair opera
lions IN December. and prices were Irregular. clos
ing AZ 2 points advance TO points net decline
sales for the dag were 500 tons. Operations we're
confined principally to the near positions With con-
siderable evening UP and Il evident that the
trade was no, disposed TO become aggressive either
way as long a. tie market Is being controlled by
tranic conditions. which at present make deliveries
on the spot very irregular and uncertain. Range Of
prices: So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
VIRGINIA Iron, Coal 4 Coke Report

The virginia Iron, Coal ana Coke
Company, in its report for r.ut the year
ended June 30, 1915. shows gross earn
mrs of S2,sAl.165. compared with
s4as2. bos the previous year. The years
deficit, after all charges, WAS 1900,
against . surplus In 1914 amounting TO
Sill SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
Virginia Railway and Power.

Operating income Of the Virginia
Railway and Power Company for the
year ended June 80 made decline OF
s4s,426 in gross earnings, which
totalled s5,l09,622. Net revenues after
expenses amounted to s2,640,54S, a loss
of 1852 from the preceding year.
Surplus earnings after interest and
other charges were s922,5o3. a decrease
of S49,402. After payment of per
cent dividends on the preferred and 3
per cent on the common stocks, the
balance Of surplus, as of June 30, was
sol .269. The balance sheet at the close
of the year showed cash on hand
amounting to s4s9,999, an increase Of
S27O.875, and q profit and loss surplus
of ss39,815, a loss of s14,553.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
CHEESE
v.sk n 500 bo.es Erpo,,. 20,

Receipts for week. 1880 boxes. Erpors 20
week 10 Europe. 94o boxes; 20 other Countries. ":
bnxes Narke, has q continued rrrn tone. and n
.p!.s ~ the failing OF Of export demand. holder
hsr. APPEAR quits confident The highest grades d
dats irssh fats are held At Ice. but the onl,
sale. rtported at that have been where the se,isl
stood the u pararinins mat business IN ffesl
makes from ljtc down. as 10 qualify, with recen
STATE whole milk held Oats. specials. l5a. lee aver
age fancy i5ic fresh. fats. specials, l5&9l57sc
specials. istc: all styles. undersrades. i31si5ke
Wisconsin. whole milk. fresh. daisies. l55 g lee
tsins i3h8l5Ae: Young Americas. i3a 1leAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02

an altered heart. Railroads that
needed it have submitted to drastic
surgery and most Of the patients have
come out of the ether well. Good
earnings-by comparison ., with lase
years poor figures, splendid earnings
are rebuilding their credlt. II tne
railroads in general should pretty soon
begin 20 make new long term borrow
;nes II would astonish few observers
of financial conditions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
For week i've dsyb ended Nov. !. 1918.
BUTTER.

YTIT packages Exports Tor week 20 Europe.
s425 parkascs 10 other countries. l.233 packages.
The market has remained generally quiet and with
out material change. some falling On "a the re-
c-ip,s las tended encourage a lttle nrmer hold.
Ing n the ciose. and the outlook Is somesh4i
higher scoring ssts a goo nrsts lS2stc. seconds.
2tis 9eetc; thirds. 23s2ic: state dslry. nnest,
a8i2ssr: renovated. extras 2tis al 5c. fois. %.
q 2tc; lower grades. 22s25e. imitation creamery
frsts 2Ja2ie, ladies'. current make. hrsis, y =
52i,cc: seconds gia3lac. lower grades. 1911 a
20 i,c parking stock June make. fne. ale: current
make. One. lie: No. :. 2oe@obe: ioser gaiss.
isdigi.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1918.

Trading York
$oee ts7saeos Saturday
'FRONT.' against
sla56 s5 700 Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Tn. meeting Of holders of stock
trust certificates Of the Maxwell Motor
Company 10 vote on the proposition
If Increasing the amount Of authorized
6rst preferred stock TO the extent OF
81 $50 900, which was to be held yes
terday. was adjourned TO November ~.
Holmes. Buckley & Wardrop, mem
bers of the New York and Pittsburgh
Stock Exchanges, announce that b. =:
Arnold has been made manager OF
their New York Office.
Henry Evans, chairman Of the Chi
capo & Eastern Illinois general con
soiidated and first mortgage bondhoid-
ers' protective committee, announces
that more than the 20 per cent OF the
bonds required for representation IN
the reorganization proceedings nave
now been deposited.
William p. Troth has become asso-
c,,ted with the firm Of Williams. Troth
& Coleman, of so Wall Street
A ,peciai meeting Of stakeholder: OF
the Kelly-Springfeid Tire Company has
been called for November 30, at 10
Exchange Place, Jersey City, 70 take
action on the recommendation 10
change the par value Of the common
shares from 500 TO s25.
A special thirty weeks course IN
r.;Iyoad bonds will be conducted by
Frederick Lownhaupt, In the wall
street branch Of New York University
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS.
MUNICIPAL BONDS.
STATE BONDS.
RAILWAY AND MISCELLANEOUS.

5000. 'iOss. 1000. '".i '', IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02

The local market for spot cotton was quiet and
80 points lower. at li.33c for middlinE upland
Receipts at the ports and interior points. with
rtsfp