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Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-23

Subscribe for the Weekly Miner.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-23

Twenty per cent. discount for cash on anything in Rudolph's store for 30 days beginning Wednesday, the 21st
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-23

Fresh Koenigs, Augustine kyel and Shull's candies at Valdez Dru Co. t1
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-23

The launch Elvira arrived from turn tomorrow.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-23

c. Anderson arrived in town from Port Wells last evening.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-04-23
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Valdez, A1aska, AprH Z3, I915. Above Below. WEATHER COND1T1O MS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

business and against contracts in Octo-
Der aggregatlng 100000 tons. This IL
10000 tons I'm excess of outpu,. and
production was the heaviest ever re-
corded. The capacity OF the ro,,nany
day. but II seems possibl. TO hay. e>-
cecded this in October, ;hc ou,put being
at the rate of 5000 tons daily during
the twenty-five active days in the mont.
shipments may possibly have been
slightly more than the output by draw
ing upon the stocks which were already
a; a very low point.
Car shops and locomotive buila.rs
were much worried last week abou, the
supply Of steel needed in the huild!np
OF cars and locomotives. Contracts hay.
been placed since November / calling for
370.000 tons OF stee, bars, mates shsu.s
and fOrg.ngs. Assuming that the Penn
s~ylvania Railroad has distributed it,
contracts for 10000 cars. the merchant
3l.7hu cars. The New York Central
ordered 1000 ears in addition +, mos,
previously reported, tUvO being for ,hr
Michigan Central. The Michigan Gem
,rai also buusht $50 cars from tina "a.
madam Car and Foundry connnnv
The other orders placed included ;. o;O
for the Central Railroad os N.v I.rs.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
GAIN OF %$7,S00,OO0
IN TOTAL RESERVES
Gold Increase $4,000. 600
Last Week, Due to New
YOrk's Showing.
GOOD FEELING MANIFEST

WAsniNGToN, Nov. Ga gain Of So
500 900 in the total reserves of the Fed
erai Reserve banks and a still larger
gain OF sl3,3OO.0o In their c"mbined
gold reserves In indicated by the Fell
eral Reserve Boards weekly bank state
ment. made public to-day. as at close
of business on November >. 1919.
These net gains are more than ac-
counted for by the increases in gold
and total cash shown for the week by
the New York bank. Tho Minneapolis
bank reported an increase of sl,4o"'ooV
in its gold reserve. having Increased
its note circulation during the past week
by over 1000, 900.
The present gold resources OF the feu-
eral Reserve system total siis,'O",Ooo
compared with si33. 100000 reported "A
week ago. s4t5.400. 600 "a month age
and s3ij. soc, 900 about three months
ago. Of the total gold holdings. sl1i'-
600 900 are held by the Federal lse-
serve agents, either in vault or as
credits with the Federal Reserve Board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
STRICKEN DUMB BY SNAKE.
After TWO Months Popping Corr.
RcstOrea WOn,an's Voice.

sr l.uIIs, Nov. 6-Mnry Xullo,ski. %
~ East -. Louis, is the happlcst patient
ir ~, Marys Hospital. licr voice.
Hh'rh for two months was gone from
her. hd~ returned She is no longer 80
lonesome as sin" rays IN her broken
English.
Two months a=o Mary was walking
home from work through Emerson Park.
Some boys We're playing with a snake
and threw " AT her. She became So
frightened that She could not scream,
ana from then she WAS unable 10 speak
IA word.
She Continued to 80 to her work daily.
hut often had nervous spells. Her
nerves became WORSE, and she tempo
rarily lost hr hearing, She was taken
10 =, Miry's Hospital,
Her friends brought her glfts Of flow
ers and fruit and one lrough' her n
hottie Of fresh cider, This cider re-
md!n"l IN the bottled, and III the
night tho warmth If the room caused II
to fern ut, so that the stopper shot uf.
making an cNplusiN, sound so loud that
Mary VAS able to hear It, The noise
frightened her and brought back her
voice, She began 10 talk in the middle
Of tho night and has been able 10 talk
n litle more each day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

Considerable liquidation of commercial
paper Is reported by the three South
ern banks. the combined figures for these
three banks showing a decline for the
week OF over 81, zoe, 600. or AN amount
slightly In excess Of the total decrease
shown in the amount OF commercial pa
per held.
Chicago. 81. Louis and Kansas city
on the other hand report larger bill
holdings than the week before. Bankers
accepianccs on hand show "A gain for
the week Of about s155,00O, mainly at
the New York and Philadelphia banks.
OF the total bills held bankers accept
ances constitute at present almost ~
per cent. Owing to the large increase In
the holdings Of paper maturing after
ninety days the average maturity of all
the paper held by the banks is APP
parent!y longer than for the previous
week. Thus the proportion of paper
maturing within ten days decreased dur
ing The week from lj.s per cent. to
1876 per cent.
on the other hand tn proportion of
paper maturing after sixty and within
ninety days Increased from 1872 per cent.
to 1871 per cent, wnile the proportion
Of paper maturing after ninety days
practically all agricultural and live
stock paper) went up from IS to 6"3
per cent.
United States bonds on hand increas "a
about $4,000 and constitute AT present
about II per cent. Of The total earning
assets Of the banks. The statement in
dicates also considerable liquidation
during the week OF municipal warrants.
The total on hand shows IA decrease Of
81 900. 900. all the banks except Atlanta
reporting smaller figures than the week
before. As "A result Of the general liqui-
dalton the ratio OF earning assets Ia
capital shows a decline to l3s per cent.
from l4j per cent. for the previous week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

huTTEu-The market vas unehanseI
y.s,erday as to prices VITA a nrm i"ne
while lighter than they were II week ago
were heavier thar, IN the corrssp1nd!ns
ages last week. [arain-, ss,3o7 for the same
week in 1914. The shortening in slppllcs'
Ba @mn. u i a. to marked ark : ETaH Mhii sNPat rst. All ,ni
seconds have shown impr2yement They arc
goods, Renovated IN Improved demand
ladies' arm; packing stock a%etINs friG%'
higher scoring, SOW a 80 hrsts, S. TO #
score, :7is 4 &c; state dairy, !uhs, finest,
20 non, fs s}r % pg.me' re aSna . Co.
iion' creamery, hrsis, ?sa?,c,; ladies, cpr.
:lisc' Packing stock, June make, me, Il
OI.c.: lower grades. lsm- zoe,
CHEESE-Rcceipts last week were about
1000 boxes short ~ tho receipts in the
previous week. t~otailing 7,7oi boxes. The
market closed Arm, with unchanged prices.
sdvices from Europe and southern Sec
lions, ExporteIa took no Whole m!iks but
state, whole milk, fresh. trsts. s%pegial'
l5x u 49,. average. fancy. lS's"; stats
skins, held .ps"iais, @iS,s, ire,n n
ffssHna;a is%cs.;' 'ioan.c daaisies. ia lc.c
young Americas. lGul6ac'
EtttrS-lne tllINtl NdH III Ah'i u"-
changed yesterday an +" prices, with a
Arm lone prevailing On all hne iTesh stock
Last week.. receipts wer" $50 cases,
ago While the top grades OF fresh moved
vel medium and lower grades Mere in,
s msSemS sa aTa Fine st 10 ianc %st nes s@S White.
We're scarce and rrm. rrlces; Fresh
gathered. EXTRAS. Tine, 3s gtoc; extras
nnssa.so c': 20, i d%ir'ies, ~ !st.c re-
friserator special marks, fancy. :jisp
zoe refr!geratnr hrsts, ?th 5or'' seconds
2Su23hc,; honnery whites hne to fancy,
5sG DOE; browns. iiqi3c,' mixed colors
90 p+ 0
, LIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were main
,sineI y..,sIa"y ow HsaG and n'T prims e 'nni.@s
we're easily marketed, but poor lines OF
fowls were hard to place, Old %rooster'
i's%ss; ro 1Sns' a%i,c' Ss' chic Sss""'"fft.a va
| isc' Roosters, lilsc, Turkeys. lsg zoe
Ducks, Long Island, 2cne;; Western an,
DRESSED POuLTRi-Medium sizes o
fresh killed chickens IN good de'..-Id
and heavier. which brought a premium
Old r~oosters hrm. Spring turkeys In fai
supply, Long Island spring ducks eas,i'
umdersize birds slow, Frozen poultr!
rather quiet, except fancy turkeys, which
we're Urn; rricss' .d Trs" fresh sSFf fe g ' Wsst
i've, western, scalded. large, ith @l5c.
iced. Western. dry picked, ila to . lbs.
hy." D and ! lbs, 10 pair, 30 Csc virginia
mix fed, 3 aud I lbs. 10. pair. CSC; West
srn, milk fed, = and I lbs. go .3r,; dr.!
picked, corn i.d. = aud I lhs.. lalSc ol'
roo.ters. l2dl24c,.. lbs. prime. white
10 lbs. to dozen, ttsi; . lhs s. ia; : lbs,
Sa.S. Frozen Turkeys, selected hens
oe,., Young toms, 22neaGc.: Wrsirri
bbIp, Gle; Tennessee aud kentuCk., lSs
isc.: Texas. 1874 o zoe, Fowls. u: to hos
so lbs and over to desen. lie.; ~ " .
lbs, 1ic. Old ROSTERS, l2112Hc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
FURTHER DECLINE
IN COTTON MARKET
Fears Of Bcarish Census Re.
mort Tomorrow Induce
Bulls to Sell.
SPOT DEMAND SMALL

,,suerced by the expectation OF a
,.a,ish census ginning report Tomorrow
...,on broks to new low levels yester-
Ssy and closed Mt a net loss OF IL
:" % points. Liquidation by tired and
,t,,is bulls was In progress through
sm, the session and trading was mod
.ss,.ly active. The b~earlshress of SELL
,ir,.nt was accentuated by a supplement
,,,x estimate from Rail- Bros. on the
r.s, rJ!an crop placing h total sup
,,y including the carry over Of SOC. 600
XII, from last year, at $500, 900 bales.
I, supesrs that the trade is looking
"a about, 1900. 900 bales to be reported
Nc ,hc Census Bureau as having been
.irned prior 10 November 1. II goes
aI,hou, saying that Any figures that may
=, issued will furnish no index as to the
.,s az the crop. for until the time
,omes FOR a decline In the output from
n. gins Il will be impossible to make
,ny reliable estimate.
A.. any rate the speculative longs have
,o,d out and the market Is now thor
ourhly l~iduidated. Bears are expecting
sou,hern spot markets to break under
n. ,o!nt influence OF declining prices In
~ great future markets. slack export
demand and apathy on the part OF
American %spinners.
Viewed from u legitimate trade stand
oont. cotton around the present level
does not look high. The supply is not
excessive, even figuring on a crop OF
1880. 900 bales. One OF the local au-
,horl;les figures h a the tota, supply
/. only lj.9tO,000 bales at present. bas-
M calculations on a crop Of 100000
bales and taking into consideration the
vifible supply Of $500. 900. This cal
citation Is based on American mill
stocks OF 900. 900 bales and European
mill stocks Of $4,000 bales. At this
line las, year the supply Of American
cotton on hand and in prospect waa
approximately 100000 bales larger
than IL IL now.
Ma,kot closed steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
THE COFFEE MARKET.
FIrm-r Tone. Although sales Were
Only 1880 Baxs.

Trader. in the coffee market were OF an
apa,he,ic frame Of mind yesterday, 4 mum
her of leading brokers were away Tor 'he
day TO attend the foot ball game. The volume
of business was small. onouitlik 10 '.-p
bags. but there vac a firmer tone to prices
and at the clos. OF the day values we're : 10
: points net higher. Underlying s-ntlnis nj
was bullish. and while some traders were
inclined To exercise caution owing To "a theory
that the technical position was non" too hrm
there was 20 aggressive opposition TO IN.
marfet and trade interests seemed inclined
TO favor a further upturn. The Brazu.in
cables showed al adv ancc OF 10 reis IN the
RIO market on FRIDAY. while Santos remained
unchanged in the face OF an advance OF Lea.
In Rio exchange on London. Cost AMI irelgh,,
offers were firm and there Was . general
sbsenc. OF selling pressure from Brazil. II
Was thought ,ast Europe was still buying
in the primary markets, and the fac, that
Brazil is selling coffee freely to both Europe
and America goes u Ions way toward onset
ting the present large crop. as well as the
prospects for another large yield next year.
The local -po, market was hrm, with santos
Is quoted at exc. and Rio Is at 7',". Prices
fnll0W.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
STERLING RATE UNCHANGED
Thosght Good sign In FNoreiga ZEE.
change Market.

Foreign exchange rates were prac-
Ncally unchanged yesterday. Rubies and
kronen were about the only exchanges
In which there were any advances IN
price. Francs were somewhat lower, bu,
sterling remained unchanged. This was
generally taken as a good sign In finan-
cial circles. as Saturday In looked upo,
an an on day In the exchange market
when prices often sag.
Sterling closed unchanged at 4.6l%
for demand n 465ta for cables
Francs were f~ractionally lower ut 5.96is
for checks and 5.95is for cables, against
n previous close Of $50 and 5.s5 re.
spectively. Lire advanced from 6.t3 tc
S.A2's. and rubles closed at 90 u, agsln.,
a previous close of 32a,.
Marks were unchanged at siS foi
sisiN drafts and SIh for cables. Aus
TRAN kronen advanced from 1896 &c
1870.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
WOMAN BESTS COUGAR.
with Child CIin9inK 10 Her Back
She Wins Fight With Reast.

ABEupFEN. Wash. Nov, with her
inran' hid clinging 10 her back, Mrs,
L., Rurkhart, a former resident Of this
city, but now living at Tahola, fought
a large cougar nearly twenty minutes.
finally heating the animal oT with n
piece of water pipe, Her clothing was
torn 20 shreds and she suffered minor
scratches about the neck n breast,
The B%urkharts live on the mountain
opposite the Indian village AT Tah"la
md each day Eurkhart goes for the
mail. and 1t is Mr.. U~urkhart's custom
Ia 80 down III" path and ncc' him
owing to til" high water Nj, Burh-
hart was late, Mr., Burkhart saw "A
small foN run close to the engine used
for hoisttng supplies and she picked
UP = p'oco VI pipe TO strike It, when
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
IT, S. STEEL'S UNTITLED
TONNAGE IS GREATER
October Report Expected to
SHOW Orders TOtalling
100000 Tons.

tn. October statement of the United
states Steel Corporation. which will be
available on Wednesday. is expected to
show untitled orders on the books OF the
various subsidiary companies aHgregat-
ing a.9OU.u0U tons. This would Indicate
an Increase Of about COZ. 900 tons III the
punll.d tonnage during In. month. In
deed II would not be surprising II the
increase WAS much heavier. Som- esti-
mates run as high as 200, GOO toms
others are even higher. The significant
feature Is tina; shipments were record
breaking a. stocks were drawn upon as
we'll as the current output to meet con-
sulners' requirements.
The dreams OF the ironmasters Of
the last generation are coming true.
Twenty years x predictions were
made that there would be an annual
output OF 1900, 900 tons OF pig iron and
50, 900. 900 tons of crude steel within
twenty-five years. To-day we are pro-
lucing pig metal at the rate Of 81, 800
0o0 tons a year and the output of steel
'ugo,s is approximately the same. BE
fore many months production may he
at tho rate Of 10000. 600 tons annually.
but II would require twelve months of
well sustained prosperity, like the pres
ent. to make possible The production Of
~" - ~ ~
a single per'oo OF 'wei'e consecutive
nlohtnS' ms year oesah VIVA an out-
pun h" per uth'' 'ess .nah !, ~ .o-oa!'
however, many more oias' 'urha'es are
r@rrp"r,ns !" p.ow III. amn extensions %
49, ''','a : n.''s pun', !" '.ap ,ne
cen"", :" ,ms n,sm pr.eea n'M ,ur'ena,
",m, Nv no., nvr n 80 = ~ ~.
,n'r,rr,, aar ,n,,ro ,r,,. ~ ~ au,'",
;n nh,nr .,er Tho nar"rno 80 =.
10 r,r,, 80 -
dan,u.d and wim,sr WIS, h,as, fnyr,a,ss
apace.
Under these circumstances It Will be
almost impossible to adequately increase
output IN "A month or so to meet the
extraordinary consuming requirements
Consequently ii buying continues at the
present abnormal rate prices will con-
tinue to advance sharply. This applies
To fully finished as we'll as to sepii'
finished products and pig metal.
1t Is not surprising that large con
requirements for the next six months
are ina state OF semi-panic, fearins
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
Train KILLS wild Turkeys.

ALTOONA, Pa. Nov, "a pcnnsylva-
MIA passenger train running from Lock
Haven to Tyrone ran down a flock OF
Wild turkeys near NH Han recently,
killing and injuring eight or ten OF
them,
George Reed. the engineer, says tho
turkeys flew dow from Tn. mountain
and settled on the track. AS he az
preached he blew his whistle, TIL" tur-
keys rose, nyiug clos" To II ground
directly in trout Of the train, wl!"N
ploughed into them and scattered thcul
right and let, For u moment the air
was Nilcd with feathers, People living
n tho vicinity captured the injured
birds,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
TRUST COMPANIES NOT MEMBERS
OF FEDERAL RESERVE BANK.
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Europe Reported Buying ON Large
scale In Cuba,

prices unchanged at jH-ljr. for Cuhas cost
and freight. equal TO rs for centrifugal -
test duty paid Sales OF 100 bass Cubas
were reported yesterday Tor prompt ship.
nl-nt AZ this price 10 = lo"il rctincr. II WAS
also reported that Europe WAS buying sug ar
IN considerable volume in cub hut par
ticulars were withheld. The market for re.
fined sugar was firm on the basis OF jJy.
for fine tranulated.
The marke, for sugar futures was mac
tive. total sales amounting 10 only 40 tons
Prices were irrcs ultr win 10 moderate
liquidation in the near positions and A fair
demand for the late months, closing AT I
points decline 10 . points advance, Prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

CHARLES RoTnMAN, dealer in VooI.n
and cotton goods, - Eidrils" street.
hIs ilcd schedules show ing liabilities
sll,3s3 and assets 3.33I, consisting OF
stock. $4,000, aud accounts, $3&l.
JOSEF KLEIN, dealer IN ,Iouks and suits
at 10, Division street, hss hirl srhcdulys
showing liabilities Sio,o9l aWl assets
Sl.3gG.
ATLAS ENGRAVING COMPANY, .Oj West
Furtleth street. has Med schedules show
ing liabilities SO ~" aud assets S-,5ll
STAR POUND CAKE COMPANY, I\C.,
4lJ West Thirt y-s"v"ufh street has ilcd
schedules showing liabilities t@,5.s and
ma IssslA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

I.hESEp, kan. NOV G-WhIlo out
hunting rabbits Fred aud conrad
Sprcirr came across "A prairie dog town
which seemed to Ice ilillv alive win
rL,tlcsuakos. Thc situgGt"r at "n.' bee
-an which, ',sttl'"d iu the irtlN 81
~slAty-cisht ra,,l''-, several .'...u
>ipcrs and hullsuih,~. Ir INflH.,. ..
Other snakes tIc now u"gu.N nag ."
in their dcns amt W'I''r ODD o.'
they lie dormant ih'ou-u 3. ,,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
assignments.

PURE DYE SILK COMPANY, lN", Whole
sale dealer in sllks, sI,tins. vc,vcts and
cotton goods, III F!lh avenue, has
made an assignment To- Mas Ruthman
The company WAS incorporated on
February 20, 1919, las capital stock
BELLE Mll.IIN Subordinate and
Rene Levy, doiug business IS the Belle
Millinery shop, at 1866 -. Nicholas
avenue. have made an assignment Ia
Beuiamin j. kramer. The decd was
signed only 10y liirdie Lew
EUGENE LEVY, cigar dealer at @iG West
FiNy.ninth street, has made an as
slgnment to Nathan Balm,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
kansas City Lowest.

Net reserve deposits increased abol:
50, soc. 00U. all the banks except Kansas
city reporting larger figures under this
head than the week before. For ta'
pas, three months these deposits are
shown to have increased about $40
ooo, 00o, or about the same amount 81
increase as is shown for the total y"-
serves Of The Federal Reserve banks.
Federal Reserve agents report net adj
iitional note issues OF about $4,000, Unh
for the week. Against n total Of STA
800, 1000 OF notes outstanding they hold
$4,000. 900 Of gold and sl6, 100000 IT
commercial paper. The banks report q
total note circulation of Sl52, 500 900 and
a net liability thereon of about sl5,-
100000.
The weekly statement OF resources
and liabilities Of the Federal Reserve
banks at Boston, Philadelphia and NV
York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

kANsA CITY. Mo. NOV. 6.--Onc mar
was killed and another probably fatally
wounded when shot by policemen in
different parts of the city IA little more
than twenty-four hours after the police
commissioners had said that crime In
Kansas city would have TO stop, ever
II n few hi%ghwsNmcn had TO be shot
The man who WAS killed was robbins
the hen coop Of patrolmun George W
Couch In the ~eustorn part VI tho city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. 6-Nery little interest vas
manifested ~ the market to. day. Chicago
Prrumaiic Tool continued a weak feature.
showing u decline of more than . points on
sr1ll stlr- DtpWnnl Nairh and Svif-
reelected "A good investment demand stewart
Wiruer Commonwealth Edison and Union
Carbide q little easier. Bonds trm, hut dull
The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Nov. Cooper stocks moved
within a narrow range. and prices were gen.
and Superior los, a point and Old Dominion
and CRANKY each declined H.. while Copper
Range gained. y. Atlantic. Gulf and West
Indies common recovered 3 points from yes.
leruny,s tlOse. The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
closed steady,

rhe local market for SPOT cotton was quiet.
' points decline; midlling. Hoe. South.
IN $40, markets as officially reported were
met. 20 20 - points lower: New Orleans,
NC, Galveston. II zoe savannah. 1l.5c
Memphis, 1850; Augusta. li.3sc.; Houston.
lEc.
New Orleans market opened steady; closed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. C. Stocks v,r,
generally easier IN The market here. Cambria
s'eel lost ana Phllalclphia Rapid Transit
.tr1ih'a rs =, Anlerlcsn Gas made a further
gam OF . pOlnts. rhc ummarN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITTSBURG. Nov. 6,-.The market tended TO
react slightly. La Belle Iron sold on ~,
window Glass common a point and several
issues lost Y TO ". The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

LOST Union Pacific Enllro,J Com1on
stock Certtroste 40 Alidi2r f"r 90 shsr,-
In thu name of "M.-s clara I.HG,h' Nutu .
IT, hereby given - show ti1-' ~" .hl1
,'ompauy. I6l RruauNBN, Sew Work. CI',,
Why sail certificate should MOT uc Ctn-
cellcd and a nov ,vii.u,ro !.-uyI,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
opsn.Hign.Low- Clos. Prev
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 6.-stocks on the eS
change here we're unchanged To slightly
higher. Houston Oil was fairly active at 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07

The Liverpool market opened quiet. There
SIS a moderate business in spot cotton. with
riddllng unchanged at sid Sales. 1.0,
hiss; recripts. 100 bales: American. eco
balN Closed a,.iet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-07
Tie. market n Liverpool Is due 10 open
10 ) points lower.
Por, rec,ipis and stocl;s were;
Inferior receipts ami stocks,

Eliminated receipts Monday Galveston. ii,co
10 100 bales.
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RESERVE BANK STATEMENT.

The statement of the Federal Reserve Bank
Of New York follows:
RESOURCES.
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The American Steel and Wire Com.
pany received specifications on current
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isc.: Texas. ls,s o zoe, Fowls, 4: to boy.
lbs, Iic. Old roosters. I26l2Hc.