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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
EMPLoYE sTABs PICKET
Strike Situation Results in Attack IN
Workman-Three Held,

John sehott, OF 1880 Snyder avsnp.
nnlfher In the Blood Hosiery Mn ~
Aha somerset streets. frightened ~
threats It Is said. drew q knife ~
stabbed Thomas Appleton. OF sss1 ttala S'ia
street, a discharged employe, IN The neo,e
ana side, Appleton. together with uaoss
elnk' OF E5lO North 10th street, ana Cbr,s.
van Shoemaker, OF 24l9 Gordon strss,
were doing picket duty near the min
fna four men were arrested ana Sars
.efraisned before Magistrate WriFlev ~
the Germantown avenue ana I.vror,,1s' -
street station today. John Blood hsa5 ~
the hosiery nrm. appeared IN hsbsls ~
sehott and testified that Appleton z,nt
eha Shoemaker were three OF abo,,t IN
ihi7hers who were laid on last Jsp,,s,,,
IN order % cut down expenses. M ar,
proposing 70 have their nnishlnE Soas
outside he denied thai there Va
tne courtroom vas crowded with avn.
ps sspikers' several OF whom testiaed fbat
hloqa had promised 70 take them 49,
II tpe hrm decided to return to fheir
2en finishing, Instead according fo theg,
ae nAs employed fofeian labor bee6use
( 2 much cheaper, This led 10 the -
'empt q threaten sehoti Fast nisbt Tbe
nen we're held under stoo bail aAeh Tor 4
iHftaef healins nexl "wednesday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
SSO,OOO,OOO WAR
ORDER IS PLACED
9 IN PITTSBURGH
Pittsburgh Gets Larg-
5 est Share of Allies
D e m a n d s for Ma
terials and Cars.
1896 Railroad and Passenger
q Coaches Included in List.
Huge Amount of Supplies
Is Also Asked by London Firm
(, for Belligerents.

p PITTSBURGH. Aug 7.-Fofelgn order,
aggresatlns in value more than tso.Ooooc
have been placed In the hands or secre.
-tary Nordman. OF the Pittsburgh Foreign
Trade Commission. with the request that
lhe place them among Pittsburgh firms II
II ls possible TO do so
Probably the bigRcst single order of its
Hind ever proffcred IN this country is one
for 5S35 railroad cars and passenger
coaches. which Secretary Nordman is try
ing TO place According to the specinca-
lions, these cars and coaches, which are
TO be Of tho latest pattern, will cost be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 each. Secretary
'Nordman stated today that he expected
10 place the entire allotment In this dis
,trict
Another large order calls for Hi. .i2l kilo-
grams % i-5 pounds equals kiloRramD Of
draw bars. This order Mr.. Nordman
expects to place tomorrow.
o. Other large orders are for 1850 Journal
boxes, l0IlH Kilograms Of draw springs,
iO7 units OF axle boxes 100000 Kilograms
of boiler tubes and three locomotive fire.
boxes.
n Virtually all Of the supplies wanted |
will be used for railway equipment Mfr, |
,Nordmnn while stating that he had not !
'been pledged TO secrecy in handling the |
orders, said that he understood the for
eign Governments who arc seeking these
gupplies did not wish their connection
hado public.
I From concern which has been asked
10 bid on The draw bar order, however. It
was learned thht the supplies are sought
by London house. who, It Ia believed, Is
acting for the Allied Governments.
I Mr.. Nordmnn also stated today that he
turned over to firms In other cities sev.
eral large orders for munitions such as
rifles and cartridges which are not man
ufactured in this district
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
New PareeI Post &C., -.

so.,. tacNAse containing four asl,
tous ieet IN length. was anon each
~ oe hanqled at the new nsrl, .hs hrst
sssds olansh which went into opsrstSs pstsel post
foos :, a. ga and Market sfres4s yes
deseriptloo II bundles and packages of syesa. a
ONCE until closing dine pour Into the
Sss LAS already believe It win ~ pos1al ON
ssl., .5ess OF the great rush ~ eh.aDie 20
,.'-s.l.s r.o.as1 tne Christmas holidavs business
''..,s9 mai more than 100 bnnasa Z esti-
5si,, 5i,tsss.',a through the branes we're
dar.ae e-.o..'osiles were kept & ssr'. @ =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
OsBORNE-RILEY-sING-SING
TANGLE MORE COMPOUNDED
Superintendent Would Dust Warden.
Governor Averse to Former

NEW YORK, Aug 7. - Tbs psho..
Riley Sing Sing prison tangls, on tbe nv
faVeling OF which depends whether tbs
millionaire warden" will remain AZ tbs
head Of the institution. became more corn
pieated today. Supporters OF Warden
oshorne We're open In their belief tbat
an oilee-hnlding conspiracy existed to
Gust tht present head
while superintendent OF Prisons Rnev
was seeAihs 70 sain Governor whitman's
Governor Was not aYerse 70 takinT Rita,,,s
scalp. II was rumored IN political eIroi.s
mere that the Governors secretary yVil-
llsm orr Was being primed for Riietia
position.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
TURKS MAKE 6O-MTLE
ADVANCE in CAUCASUS
Alaschgerd Captured and Army
Prepares for New Invasion of
Russia.
cONsTANFtNoff.r. nh n

tONSIANTINOPLE, Aug T.
In the Trans-CaucasIa theatre OF hos
Titles the Turks have advanced, more
than so miles, driving back the Russians
and are on the point of invading Russia
again from the direction of Alaschgerd.
The capture Of Alasohgerd was officially
announced today. 1t Is only 10 miles from
the Russian frontier.
At the Dardanelles front attacks of the
Allies, following the explosion of mines
were repulsed.
The following official statement was Is-
sued by the Turkish War Oflce
Our right wing continues IN Uni,
ground on the Caucasian front. we
nave occupied the whole OF the Mudar
valley and have occupied Alaschgerd,
northwest of Kara Kiliseh.
on Wednesday night on the Dardan-
Giles front the enemy exploded mines IN
front Of the trenches on our left wing
ana followed It up with attacks which
we repulsed" "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
YAWN CAUSES TURMOIL
"0maH,s Jaw DislOcated When She
Opens Mouth Too Wide

,,.,I mrs Mary Glass, Of 1910 spanqle s,....
nil pe very careful in the flit,,ro s.teet,
sihsuuislng In the luxury OF vawnins, e"oqs "
~, ~ yewns at all It win bs nsass. ~
wnen talking TO a particularly bSSssss,Iy borssa,I.y
spd so, ~. or when she is very. very sIsenv
This is tbs men rl y WIN be mild yawn.
herself the luxury OF a deen move, slo~ed
s"h ys iast night as she was nre,9sl lI..is 9us
,,si. aor pea. Then she let out a teii ii'atsns ttls
Ssussa Se,l.s aeF husband to dash tnto nat s
asi,a ae9in, Glass saw she was a,es.,,.... lhe
fo 'se ~ pstrol wagon and had her si',s, sale,
ssid NJ sbs FS.selnle Hospital Physieiess
snapped ber iSu ~, ,ya~ned 50 wide she had
... ana three physiclans ,,,,.'il'ti
81. s nef until the law snapped 49, -. y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
CRUSH RUSSIANS
SOUTH OF LOMZA FRONT

Russia does not say good-by. only au
revolr."
with tho Russian armies dealing heavy
blows to the Austro-Gorman forces as
the latter attempt to press forward. there
Is being born new spirit in Russia. It
Is feeling Of confident patriotism that
Is pervadInR even the lower CLASSES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
AMERICANS IN FOREIGN
LEGION ARE PRISONE
French Orderly Brings Word Of
Four Comrades.

PARIS, Aug
II now seems certain that four Az
cans Of the famous First Regiment ~ !,
Foreign Legion, who have been mis,l
since the big fight north OF Arras
June 10, are prisoners In Germany. AMI
are Kenneth Week, Ruell Kelly, f,s
renee Scanlon and John C. Smith.
The news was brought to Paris by
orderly of the regiments colonel. IA
while lying on the field OF battle WIN
shattered leg, was picked up by the a.
man Red Cross, His leg was anputs
in a field hospital and he was recsnt
repatrlated
According to the orderly, Battalion Al
of the Legion, In which the AmerIosl
we're fighting on June is, broke A
through the German lines left of cabr
The Germans reformed on M
sides, attacking in force, and by the cg
tain OF shells and machine-g gun fire MAJ
reinforcementB or retreat Impossible
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
BRITISH FISHING BOATS
SUNK BY SUBMARINES
Kaiser's Raiders Also Burn Two
Neutral Ships in North
Sea.
LONDON. Aug. 7.

LONDON, Aug. Z.
Six English fishing boats and two neu-
tral vessels have fallen victims to Ger
man submarines within the last 10 hours.
The fishing boats were sunk this morn
ing, The neutral ships, the Danish
schooner Hansemil and the Norwegian
steamship Vendus, were set on fire in the
North Sea last night
The crews of the fishing boats were
rescued and landed a few hours after
the smncks were sunk. The crew of the
Hansemll was put aboard the Danish
ship Tyr, bound for Denmark. The fate
of the Vendus crew is unknown. That
ship was passed by the Swedish steam
ship Osterland, but no small boats or
signs of life were seen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
MEN cRAzIER THAN WOMEN
Hospital Reports Show 81 Per Cent. Of
Insane Are Males.

CHICAGO, aug 7-AIen are erszia-
than women and the popular phrase
crazy with the heat" is a deiusion.
-. ftspres prove IT, b j. Mum of the
\ Nhleaso Fsyehopathie Hospital, pfodueed
Chicago insane. e5 per- cent 80 -, ~
aiareh WAS the leading month fos - -. -
aaeasn o. menlal ifolhlss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07

LONDON, tourist
according prominent steam
official
effects Of the and of the cutmen
large o Europe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07

1UhItNIUWNl 81 u, Aur. -The
Gates " No locks OF the Delaware and
hafitau Canal nave given way. ana ns,,,-
sallon from Bordentown 70 dfenton bss
l,. eesn STOPPED Rain caused the aamags
opstelion of the canal from Bordenfossn
s's.lii,s. tSste4 ~ rev days viii he i'm
P's7'oss. Repairs are being made
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
FRENCH WAITING TO HIT
KAISER CRUSHING BLOW
from Page One

NoH'ihueu lrOm rage One
edly, but with frankness which startIed
one accustomed to the old-time secrecv
oil the early days OF the war. The French
othcers, with General Joffre's fun per-
mission, threw their cards face nm on
tho table. proving at least TO the Law
man that only disaster awaits a Paris
or Calais drive by the Germans
On this trip to the battle front was
shown sights which few. If any, civilians
heretofore had seen, or If they did see and
were caught, for which they paid tbe
penalty blindfolded before a firing sm,ad
The secrets OF the great citadel OF Yer,
dun were made an open book by the
Freneh ofhcers. was conducted through
subterranean passages nearly 200 feet he
low the surface of the forts, where Inc
slese preparations comprised everything
from food and she'll grist mills. watsr1
works, hospitals wireless plant and
sleeping quarters fC the entire civil AZ
Wen as the military population.
The Military Governor and his star
We're working 100 feet underground In an
ohee OF considerable size, directly he.
meath the citadel The Governor ex-
planned that the precautions were being
taken not because Verdun was actnaIIv
N danger OF attack. but because ON june
|, y ss0-calibre shells were hurled on the
lons-rang9 guns that shelled Dunklrk |
rom distance Of about 20 miles ms
stan' he explained was now able 10 1
"ofh without regard for possible dangers
ana It was also possible for the elvu |
loPulation TO ind refuge underground If
ne bombardment was repeated
Subsequently was shown through the
,utiylng forts and munition factories
'lehch ofnoer offered me q color MAE
lhi ma Workipg drawing OF a new bom5
men 1iiish 4 refused as useless to me. l was
Moved 70 handle hand grenades n tn9
peet Ep several new kinds OF mortars ana
range shells and TO examine miles ~
ns lrQnt-iine defenses and aiso the ~
anization system back Of The line AZ
arsnuy nothing was a secret
READY AND WAITING
we are ready for any move. saia
- I oa sns onleeF eaeorts, but We are in
hurry; Time is working for us. : W Y,
- break the German line anv ro,nsts
aSnt o. but the operation would ~
AS NE prefer to qait and ~ -
aIE NfE tU HIEaE nua Ifa. ~ g
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
QUICK NEWS
rn rn pRonE sEIzuRE oF uNIrED sTATEs sHIPs

WASHINGTON Ambassador Gerard at Berlin has been REQ
e,ato reported seizure OF e
American steamers llama andw by Germany
Stockholm laden with peo
Iun The Germans into swinemund according press
contraband 1t Is
st erns a think the goes destined for the Allies
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
RUSSIAN REFUGEES TO MAKE MUNITIONS

PETRoGRAD Shakhovskoy
Moscow been
the faCtorle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07

NEW YORK Aug 1.-THE Servceo
given out an affidavit puporn to be signed wireless oper
guisng
american nag through the war last March
Service announced that the affidavit
Embassy and that Photographic submitted to the
Departm "No
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
TO MAKE POOL SANITARY
Park Commission Engineer Begins
Clearing-Denies It Is Stagnant.

SleaFihB-behles lt is Stagnant.
Cleaning Of the drain pipe leading from
the pool Of water near the chldren's play
groune IN Falrmount Park to the schuyl-
XIII River was begun today. Chief Engi.
neer Jesse T. Yodges, OF the Fairmount
Park Commission. announced that the pooI
soon VIII be emptied and at the same time
TOOK issue with old Noah Webster as To
the dehnition OF the word "stagnant" The
engineer thinks the pool Is not staRnant
Nodges also opened the way for a brand
new wrangle about the pool by giving
voice to the opinion that mosquitoes pre-
Ter fresh water TO stagnant water In
which to rear their young He didn't say
50, but Il Is obvious that fresh water Il
tresher than stagnant water Mosquitoes
or tender age should stand less chance
or contracting colds and rheumatism IN
the former than in the latter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07

LONDON Aug 7capon H. S Smart of the British
onay force in France private battle
official
Since
his desire the
listed Thomas Hardy the
survlvedn ,.l- o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
" cHARLERoI CIVILIANS KILLED, IN FOOD RIOTS

Charleroi
charged crowd of civilians which had
40 -Four batalpns of the andsturm
Chaero Intense
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
P. r. R. oRprRs % LOCOMOTIVES

outlay Of s5o have been
locomotives will be constructed
Twentysx will be of the heavy
used in shifting work This order
i've contnu edworbin n The months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
BoER PREACHER SENTENCED AS REBEL

PRETORIA Brockhuzen
to 70 imprisonment r today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
nrnmAN GARRIsoNs 1N BELGIUM MuTINY

the German
At 1ieee Ghent adves received here today
refused to march
their rngeaders arere Z been shot
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
rRANcIs JosEpH oNcE MORE REpoRrED ILL


condition the bo
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Continued from Page one
the ability to rally In adversely. This
has never been evidenced more strongly
than at the present time.
Count Bobrinsk voiced the national
feeling at the opening meeting Of the
Council Of the Empire yesterday, when
he made a speech ending thus:
I'VE weep for the loss OF Warsaw, but
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
ITALIAN SUBMARINE REPORTED SUNK

PARIS Aug 7rhe Nered reported to have been
Austrian submarine according
privately today The Nerede carried crew
IL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND TO BE CARDINAL, is REpoRT

PARIS Aug IA dispatch Italian news agsro -
nounces that Archbishop cardinal at The
sistory. " '"' meat con
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
NEuTRALs MAY CONVENE PEACE CouNcIL Ar rHE HAc1E

AMSTERDAM 1T learned
If
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-07
CRUISER MARYLAND SAILS TO RAISE F.4

WASHINGTON, Maryland sailed TODAY 70, ,
to efforts F-4 ~ 0'Oiu
The Washington herald., 1915-11-25
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Nov. a-Co,ton developed strvnsth to-
day. the best level Of the session being reached
in the last hour heavy speculative covering
and demand from shorts Wall Street appeared
to be covering January and reselling March. The
close was Il to - points net higher The market
opened steady, unchanged to points lower No
tices in circulation represented about 0o0 bales.
There was good demand for December at IS and
p points below January. and SPOT houses were
eager buyers Of December. Practically all the
spot interests seemed to want December at the
difference. and the market became frmer right
after the start. December moving up to II 50. or
II points higher during the forenoon, while other
months showed net gains Of to points. The
narrowing Of the premium January to about
ie POINTS was followed by a sackeninG Of the
demand for December however. and the market
eAsed of few points from the top in the middle
Of the morning Expectations Of a buIlish crop
estimate from the New Orleans Times Picayune"
on Monday factor.
In the afternoon there were many reports Of
broadening demand for the spot article and
they were responsible for more actire covering
which carried prices to a net gain Of about a dozen
points. Spot firms continued 10 buy December
and in some cases JbnuAry also. resellins the
summer months The ocean freight rate cot
ton from New York to New OrIsans has been
advanced loc Der 100 pounds to SIS.
Spot here was Is points higher at lis. with
sales of 100 bales. Spot at Liverpool was in
good demand at advance Of points the
basis Of 7.+Od for middlng upland. Futures there
closed very steady at a net gain Of 2sa7Is points
On December 70 the exchange at Liverpool will
Close at p m. but will reopen again at SIS
y. m. to receive the estimate Of the United States
Department Of Agriculture on this seasons cotton
crop. The session will come to end at 70 p. m
Fort receipts for the day 90 100 bales against
G. IA bales last year. New York warehouse stocks
are 594l4 bales. compared with SOS bales a year
sSD. Today's total included loo bales to Grrat
Britain. 80 bales to the Continent and 3iG bales
10 Japan and China. Clearanccs for the SEASON
to date agSreEate l7lisSs bales against LIZA u23
bales for the corresponding period last year.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-25
New Orleans.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

ChaEp. Nor. 2.-New buying is badly needed IN
the wheat market il prices are to be maintained
around the present level. Conditions now favor
the bears more than for several weeks Considerable
strength was shown at time to-day but Oh
all the hard spots the offerings increased. The
leading bearish help a message from New
York saying that English holders Of wheat for
December shipment from the United States were
offering TO resell thirty loads Of this grain at a
price below cost at our seaboard.
As this report authentic there were heayJ
sales here by longs and in addition short lines
were put out for May.
There were net losses in wheat here today Of
only to y. but the range OF prices was fairly
liberal
Tie news wheat from abroad was anythins
but encouraging to hOders Of that grain. Native
wheat coming from producers in liberal quantities
In England. The Argentine wheat crop has been
revised upwards. The German potato crop also
has been revised upward. being placed at
coo 900 tons Liverpool wheat cables were unre-
spOnsiTe to yesterdays advance at Chicago and this
caused some early selling here.
Cash sales were only 5000 bushels
Corn was irregular and closed &alc higher but
resting spots were considerably below the highest
level reached. While the country is long a big
line of corn Al Chicago and the bull crowd is
bong goodly quantities. the market will never stand
for any heavy liquidation a selling by any other
large holders would cause a general stampede and
consequent lowering Of value. There were en-
tinued advices of disappointing cables accompanied
by buying orders.
Provisions were active and higher under a large
speculative demand but reacted selling Of lard
by packers and rather free realizing.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-25
GAINS MADEON
light TRADING
Market Displays Strong Tone
In Absence Of Many OPP
orators from Street.
WAR SHARES IMPROVED
Increased Railroad Earnings Also
Serve to Increase Confidence in
the Carrier Securities.

New York, Nov. a.-The stock mar
ket displayed a strong tone today not
withstanding the absence of many op-
orators from the street Transactions,
although not heavy, were in excess OF
what might be expected for a pre-holi-
cay session. Conservative brokers said
that the Improvement suggested that the
apprehension existing relative to liqui-
dalton of the war stocks is gradually
being dissipated. This also was Illus
trated by the betterment in the war
shares.
Opening prices showed slight improve
ment, war shares being in demand from
the outset. OIL stocks continued favor
ties, with Texas Company stock rising
twenty points to a new high record.
While the gains in the standard shares
were not large. they were retained for
the most part up to the close. Rail-
road earnings announced were favorable
and served to increase confidence that
the common carriers had turned the
corner.
The reason for the recent heaviness of
Baldwin Locomotive came to the surface
today when the directors met and de-
clared the regular dividend on the pre-
ferred stock, but failed to take any &C.
tion on the common. That the directors
would not consider payments on the COM
mon has been known in the street for
nearly a week and the decline of nine
points to III last week reflected selling
by well-infoTmed interests.
Notwithstanding the lack of trend
shown by the tape there are many in
the street who have temerity sufficient
to state that they expect another up
ward swing in prices, following the con-
clusion OF the present resting spell. These
people point out that the recent heavy
speculation was based on the predictions
of large earnings. They say that the
next speculative move will be based on
the capitalization of these hopes by the
publication of large earnings. This is al
ready occurring with regard to the rail- |
roads.
Announcement of a gross increase by
Southern Pacific of S2.12S,317 for October |
was received with favor but the stock |
failed to reflect the effect on sentiment |
Perhaps the tendency of this issue to |
bob up and down under los furnishes evil |
dence Of continued marketing Of South |
ern Pacific holdings by the Pennsyl- |
vania.
Interest in the bond market is in |
creasing in the speculative issues. es-
peciaIly public utility shares.
The Washington herald., 1915-11-25
GRAPHoPHONE STOCK SCARS.
sharp Advance Marks Session 81
Local Exchange.

A sharp advance in American Graphic
phone stocks. due to the demand on the
New York curb market. featured yester-
days session of the Washington Stock
Exchange. The common was bid up IL
points above the last sale price, and the
preferred advanced IS L. points above
The sale price of Tuesday. None of the
preferred was disposed Of. however.
The common went from 124 TO 155 IA
when first reached on the regular call,
and 10 shares were transferred at the lat
Ter price. Two other sales of 10 shares
zach were recorded at 1886 and 1877. respec-
lively. The quotation for the preferred
was established at 1A1- bid and $50
asked.
Security Savings and Commerce Bank
stock. which was listed on the exchange
at a meeting of the executive committee
Of the exchange Tuesday. was bid up to
is yesterday The institution has a cap
itaI of 100000.
Other sales of the day included $500