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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
GOVERNMENT BONDS.


siiety dsys' I: Piii.dsiphia . ard psr cent
c.,ad 9r '1 a.y' ~ ' si:i Ss 70 Up ' %
ninety DAYS PER cent: Ahsnts. uP 70 ninsiy cav
siIiy 20 ninety dLs. ~ ST. Losis. and gef
cent Minneapolis. ,nd ~ psf csli ,sso 'i ~;
,rs dsy, Der csnf for thirty dayb. 3is fgr thirty
10 slTiy days 4. for Giriy 70 ninety DAYS. "a
TINY MONEY wn easy. Rate. s%s2h per
cent gor .irty dsys ~ par cent for ninety Gays.
z.ss ~ ca, for four. fw and an months
MERCANTILE PAPER wa quiet. Rullns rte
. per cent fDr bal bsD.s. bsnf aeoepiAnees. Tag
~ pr cent.
cIHARIYO house TRANSACTIONS. - e.
ehsnsss. tcztses. rf. balance fzs $685. ibo
Fgb-Irstsufy vas creditor 70 the sfrsi Of t2zs.-
az
SUB TREASURY -Ss- Tori banks lost % he
SUB Treasury sz.is1.ooo and ioe, since fhav
s. zss 90.
DONEsTIc ExcHASGE. --chieago. 1os dissegnt;
y, Leis. i,e discount "a par .sse1 gan Ira
cincinrttL srehsnEs par. Boston. eTchanrs par
BANK CLEAHis0s -Bal,imor--Ereh.nses. "
l7i ,1s7. balances. tsst .tzs. Bostou-irchsnfcs,
tstkl7Lts; tslsnSsA 1.szs3st Chiesso-iI-
ehns,s. ~, 3st sit. bal.nos, t51i .2ss. Phis-
ss ~ !. Ioas"zretsasss. sisiTf,iG. siihes..
eILvXR MAKHgT Bar silr-r IN Iondon Wa
s,sd an sa'.n,s p S- roIs s sas. . ~
yOgEIoH EXCHANGE ---Dsmsp1 sterling ,oss
fuftisf yss,erosr. ssiiins up 70 80. later reset
va sIgbuy. Csb.s sn1 fgif rate iondOn-fhbi..
tio5s I. 1susnd, t7ek, fsas cabs. sg2. ehses.
~. Nv. S,si ~ o rss c issSso.
ctss iss5 SIXTY and tirsty dsy bilis London
fbsukfn' J--kiiy dsya. tts. g4Bess dsst. 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24

MISCELLANEOUS
sroN CURB cLOsING.

$1,000 y r G Yarn r.. ~ 7fs - 3
1908 swift & Co 5s... $50 ssh ssi. e,l3
5000 Western Tel rs. @'s IN goa #5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
EXPORTS STILL ADVANCING
ifscs Last Week Made a Ten Million
Dollar Gain.


darlington, Nov pa ten million
.''ar Increase is noted In the export
a'e' and The favorable trade balance
~ re week ended November 20. the
'ip'r trade having reached ;s7,ss7.7sl
We Tie balance ;5s,Bs5A20. The i'm
IN trade suffered a slight decrease
49, week, falling from t52. 640,772 for
Hs week ended November 10 20 $780,
eA Customs receipts, however,
t lsSgssa an iaerease Of approximately
AgS,'e % t5,ez7,7Ol.
a.. sae,s figures represent only 81 per
1907 49, 81 ths foreign trade for the week.
.s BASED on returns from the thir-
lnrelpsl customs districts.
.e'ion exported during the week
ssSntsd 70 Ss,z7e bales, making the
since August last Of approx
@s<iy i,7o[,223 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
Spreading the Light.

But while there will be wonders
without need for exaggerstion to fol-
low from the Inauguration Of the new
enterprise, the American International
Corporation is not going to do every
thing at once. 1t is neither a bank
ing concern nor, by first intention. a
commercial traveller. 1t means 70 sup
ply rather the means of production
than the products themselves-cotton
mills, not cotton cloth. With di-
rectorate drawn from various indus
tries il will have the facilities for ex-
aiming proposals Of development, and
behind il will be the means 70 carry
them through. The b-nking will be at
tended TO by the National City Bank
and its branches, which latter will be
rapidly increased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
,EcEIyER APPOINTED.
SHORT TERM NOTES.

vTNCENZO BIzZARL grocer. a; 27io Fin,
has made az assignment 10 Henry ioonfors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
Rea Will Remain President.

". W. Atterbury. vice-president in
charge OF operation OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, in a statement yester-
day said there was no foundation for
the report that President Samuel Rea
would become chairman Of the system.
mo changes of the kind reported or
OF any other kind" he added. ARE con-
templated in the organization Of this
railroad system, Of which Mr.. Rea 10
the head"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
CHASE TURKEY ON CHANGE
Elusive Bird Finally Captured and Raj
fed for Charity.

Leopold Newborg, a member OF the
Stock Exchange, who Is known Is an
international broker because OF ms 20,
sition on the arbitrsge rail. is also fond
of playing practical jokes on ms -.
sociates. Yesterday ne ma LIZ
turkey under his coat, carried u ~.
him in 70 the centre of the trading aeor
s a1% W with IN a great show Of cersmcny'
presented it to J. Lorimere Woraen Gen
70 tot the commander of the Monitor:
During the presentation. howe'eJ
the turkey escaped from me ,,s arm, .nrs~ ..
he N canture the elusive bird. Finally
Il was caught by Erastus Teft, chair
man Of the COMMITTEES on arrangements,
and taken TO the New Street entrance;
There an impromtu rafie was held and
$50 was raised, which, with the turkey,
was sent 20 an East Side charity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24

The New York Stock Exchange has
admitted the following securities to
the list: Chile Copper Company, $685.
100000 capital stock; Chicago, ST.
Paul, Minneapolis e. Omaha Railway,
100000 per cent debenture bonds;
Toledo. St. Louis & Western Railroad,
s4,495,00O Union Trust Company of
New York registered certificates Of de-
post per cent bonds; Bush Terminal
Buildings Company, S550,000 first
mortgage guaranteed 5 per cent bonds,
and S2,068,4 400 common stock of the
Studebaker CORPORATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24

prised Principally o: exchanges from December n
l4fef months bat while underlying conditions IN
~ supply sad demand situation Nere sss4nst "a.
uss. ne fact that trade interests which had soid
December as hedges against spl, holdings "ere IA
cInet % c0Ter had sustaining influence on nc
entire iLsf Psire change were srrUH. Aid a. ne
llls. 81 ne day the mlrzC, wes ls3 points net
il,se- Total sales were f1.i5Q bass.
IN the COS; ard freight market undescTtbed santo,
Il ware offered az sfOG ijC and vel. described
N g0dG i0r 5 a. $3.50 and no Is Al I.ii-.
London credits. While hi0 IS "efe here al &C. Amer
lean csedits.
TIE local spot market was 7ery quiet and u Ss
the ,enerL impression that Interior handlers are vel
sfocSe1 W with c0rse 40 = result o. the heavy 90
ur-res which 80 far taS month have amounted 70
about 80. 900 hAss Prices Sere unchanged. Win
no Z. a.l.el q ] 5 49, kanse u p,lces-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
NJ. K. T. REPORTS GAINS
Gross Earnings ssso,s3a Ahead Of
1914.

The report Of the Missouri, Kansas
& Texas Railway for the year ended
June 80 last, discloses total operating
revenue OF s32,s9s, 1853, an increase OK
s9s0,s34. Net operating revenue
amounted TO s9,e3l ,l66, q gain Of ST.
240,075.
Income from other sources brought
total net income up 70 ,00l, from
which deductions were made sggregat-
ing 1851 ,0l6. leaving balance for the
year Of sl,474,9s5, compared with $685.
226 for the previous year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24

SHEEP AND LAMBS
WEEKLY EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports Of merchandise from the
Port OF New York, officially reported a.:
the Custom House, for the week ended
November 20, amounted to S65,413,454,
against ,070 the previous week
and S19,6S5.938 in the corresponding
period last year. Since January :, ST.
45s, s67 1872, against s793,276,749 in the
corresponding period last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24

IN. lcc. street market 'oT eop2e, vas v hrsn' IN
1890 III va, au!e, with $40. and November r
e,tos lots quoted a, sOsioc. Lead was quiet and
urchangsd al s &c asked for New iork spot ii1
si-iIc T,sf 81 Louis speiter quiet: New lors
CO., Is Tsals25c, anl East 81 Louis. lseos
isc In London TN closed al flss rs, for standard
,p,r ard $751; Is f0f future, WIN sns on " l0
~ ISL is for standard SPOT $50 los Tor futures ane
dos FOR electrolytic src; Louton lead closed a. ~
~, fo- $40; and go rs 81 Tor iuture- Stn spst'
,p9, ouot,d Al 900 and futures fs2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
cruoible Steel Dividend Out.

The directors OF the CrucibIe steer
Company yesterday resumed the pay,
ment OF dividends on the preferred
stock by declaring the regular quar-
,eyiv rate Of "a per cent. The last
disbursement was on September 80
Iail The back dividends on the senior
shares amount TO 249. per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24

4 Produce Exchange membership
was sold at auction yesterday for
s1,025 The last previous sale was
made for $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
SUGAR FUTURES.

Opening quiet and steady. point lowe, 70
point. higher. trading In futures continued eilet
and ursett Is during the morning WITH pricee 81
ABOUT he opening evei Late 10 the afternoon there
vas utt.s scattered selling. which sent prices on
q Few points the market closing lS3 p9lns NJ.
,owcr with sales ior tie day lsj0 tons. Range Of
prices -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24

Special Liverpool cablss-SpoI cotton good iema q;
SALES 10 000 bales. speculation ard export. loo;
American. 1000; imports z2o0o; American. 1900;
middllng upland. 6gsd. Futures opened quiet
d ] point lower: closed steady. unchanged u =
point higher; Ianusry- February. esZhd; March
April, ss0hd: May June. SOD; Juy ,AlsH-
6764d. OctOber-NoteubeT, e54i7t. Nanchester-
Yarns and cloths quic, ard frm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
Ysstsr.


ccso,s.et on vss nrm and higher. cioelng vi'h
No, gsins of 8 70 Y points. An uneIpec;ed demand
spueared from November shorts ana as oIefl-ss
N 3, polut, IRON the closing bid 81 Monday me
Continued strength q crude oil In the south Wner-
MOO. Advanced 20 SIC. tpgeiher VITA ouylbs ~
,frouz insrests and general absence O, offerings.
rroge. tie principal sustaining factor OF the DAY
Range o, prices x..--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Nsw York November q. 1918.
Receip,s "a head: nearly al fos slaughter. No
trade ~ inp0--arce. feeling steady. Dressed beef
slow. city dVssed native sides 1913 gitl7c
BEEves
Beevss almost nominal. feeling steady Dressed
be-f slow CRY dressed native sides. l0i78lih 9.
ysas STEADY. grssseE Hrm Nssls Sstl2. cu.ls
s.; srasssr,. i53S5ih.j yearlinss. A5Osa -
sheep steady: lambs firm % higher; sheep 81
s. 50. lambs t92'ESs50. I car choice W Va
ss.-5 cu.s. g So yeariugs. s.. Hos5 weE. $3.50
$3.50; PIGS. S6.25sss.s0. rougis. S5Ic1s
CALVES.
R.ce,pts $50 head all for the market Prices
fall steady. Common 70 choice veals cold a. S8
sl2 per 100 ID. culls 81 s. yearlnss az iSA Us;
srss5srs az S4tj3Ii1 mixed and led csiyea
t.50ds. CITY dressed reals steady a. l3- use
county dressed. l2sl5c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts. 5000 head. cas- on sale. sheep
steaIy. lambs sTn % higher Common 70 fairy
s,of sheep sold At si9t550 per 100 b: good %
prime lambs a. Sc 209t 81 50. car OF choice " Va
Z, s91J Gull lambs ard year..nss a. s5.509E
Dressed mutton quiet a. ssllisc. dressed lambs
firm q; l2l1 3l5c. hog dressed. i5ia 9l6c. County
dressed hOlnouse iambs steady a. 'i.j0@s9 per car
cass
Receipts 1884 head hal; a car on sale. Msrks,
lower. good medium hoss sold a. $500 per 100 ID
f1ughs a. 50. County dressed hogs steady. a. 90
lie. roasting pigs a. 1901
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
To the Holders of
Two-Year Secured Gold Notes Extended and
Unextended) of
Missouri, Kansas { Texas Railway Company

The only the Consolidated Mortgage
Bonds of the Railway Company which have been deposited with the
Trustee the noholders been begun foo the
Consolidated bonds thus becomes
that the undersigned Committee which has been organized
should
upon the noteholdes support and what
sale
that those notehodrS who deposited
with December 1915,
after which date deposits will be received in the discretion OF
Committee and the Committee impose Such
deposit made the office Of Central Trust New
York the Depository the Committee No. 81 Wall New York
City, the Office of the Mercantile Trust Company Of ST. Louis Sub
Louis Missouri under deposit which
copies be obtained from the Depository.
Certificates Deposit will be issued all deposited
pcaon will be made list the deposit New York
Stock Exchange.
November IS, tsiS
q
Yhe-President Guaranty
T
q
Broa1way Yorhci .Presideu GrsrdTr
Philadelphia
r.
j.
Louis
Y c.
Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
II. s Treasury Finances.

washfnron Nov 23-Tht condtIon W -
United states Treasury to-day sa. Ne. on., .
N general fund. sli2Ioo ~. iSA' ts'rsp.ei -,
ns~sI yssr l. s4i sif.sfS srsinsi det n .. -
:.0 gs; last year exclusive VI Panama cana. AL
puhlia Scoy uknsxSaa1DA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
HONEY AND EXCHANGE.

~ 1AL kEsEEyT DISCOUNT RATE - Ysr
kEa~. <nht y ish Gaps % lsss. pr osst. W
-, cps. ~ eslf
~ koSIY oy~nes At ~ D., cent, nst-. ,
49, nrssi IL Der o-f, sls.,ns, ~ esn,
~ ~ tssi
v~sAL EssEEyE DiscouyT RATES ELsE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
PROVISIONS.

Hog products were active and stfcns There vai
A good demand ;or lard. hut offerings n al The
markets we're limited. sd shorts continue nervous
aud covered freely. Receipts of hogs ar chicago were
40 900. estimated Tor "wednesday. S3s.o00. halsai
Ciiy received 10 900 and omaha 81 700. PORN
Firmer. Mess sl1.t0sSls. family. f22gi4. 20
short clear. sls9S.l REEf-s-eady: mess. sl6 -
asl7 famlJ. Sl.dSls ~: packet 1l5.50atli
extra India mes. S27 ia4t2s DRESSED HOGS
n Toe pigs i6a- CUT MEATs-P.ckIsd bell
lies easy 10 N. iZS.c; y D. i-yc; "a lb. lie:
picked hams steady. &c. TALLOW-stesdy spe-
DIAL Sc: cts. &c; county. i1Iizo LARD
strong. Middle west. ei5s95jc, lily lard sirolE
%. sshc. oaned lard 1rm, Continent. 1855.
South America. 1900. Brazil ksss. u. tOci com
pound steady. % a9A,c. SIEARlNE-Sie-ly
olco. l0i.c. city lard stea-ine. loAc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1915.

York Stock Exchange Tuesday amounted
o against S5s52OOo Stock Ex
49, closed year January sSlO7sOOO, against
sSiAoO in 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24

The local marie. FOR spot cotton quiet and
points lower at li.foo for m,ddllns upland sals
loo bales
Receipts at the pors ard interior points. with
comparisons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. November p. 1915.
BUTTER.

Receipts for u-es. 3s.i9l pkr; last week. N.sos
,tgS Frro-. FOR week 300 pkgs % Lurope and
80 pks. 70 other countries. Creamery. extras ts2
,cor.I, s3c: higher SCORING Sc. rEsts. Ss3-c.
h.ld c,trsa 1sa s-orrl % q zee. higher scoring.
.su "a s0isc. arstS. 2GS27isc. state daily finest.
500 sic. good 10 prime. % : &c: COMMON 70 far.
"a. lover grades. 81 a 23c. inl,Aton creamery.
nr,ts. s3saic. ladies. eur-u; make, frsts &c: see
ouds s0is GALE. lover GRADES. lsSsOc. packing
s,@sk June make nna eOi, . Gle. current make.
rns. .0lse. No 2 1914 20c: lower grades. 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
cHtEsE.
Rsc.tp,, Coz week. $500 boI,. Erpor. tor We.

., Europe s 900 boxes: 10 other countne. 1880
torrs STATE shole milk. held. Cats. specials.
Is+te .neriIis Ia. 5isi.c. a1,rss. fsncy.
L.. fresh chsiisrs. I6Asc. daisies specials. II
81 stylrs. un1srsr4dss. i-ls Lac: wi'consin.
,.bois milk daisies lfi. l6Ae. tTias. lCtsc ,
Youns America lss. Y 10. siA;a skim, held.
.n.risi,. Isn sIs.c: cprrent make. specials lSa
ai2tc: cofnmOn. sd a loc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
BANKRUPTCIES


A " MAURICE. nc. dealer IN wornen's AZ
psrel at ses 5th a" has made On ,s'iSnmsat 70 n:
h9sssd BsSsoes -, Ds' itcss sr.eI,ort nssers
Bros s2ls Dieser a Glnsbev, sioi. AID q N;
Len 'lss LIABILITIES s5s ,is,ed 70 pc sSSee aI .;
he co-lorafion petition IN bankruptcy vas nisd
against hin or Feb. 2 1915 and lie tnade set, o
ment With creditors a. 80 cents on re dollar. 1ae
corporation vas Incorporated on March 20. with
-E1HS4B FREUD dealer IN cores at q IVES,
25d st. has fled a petition q BANKRUPTCY, Win
liabilities siOs7I and assets t2.325. consstins Of
took $40; accounts s. 2s4 and cas6 g. ss &c, a dsS
Hotel =! savoy. - where sho resides N,!sg Philip
rust Co. 500. ioin and touss Ls~tA s2.5es.
s se4 s,5 .i Bhos Jao5 ' ssss II aas1s
Bro. manufacturer o, brsids a, sos Broaf1g ~
these creditors Eastern TIrinmins snd Cord CO.
Co. ,is5 lie made a. assignment On Nov. 70
Thirty FIVE PER CENT AUTO SUPPLY co
oa IN Per sen esS5 Iui a'' sa 9ssp 1 ts
Charts Na 9o9 snS 3. J $50 SoS God .Sd
asst. $500 The company msds. az assignment
Of n; ip, PRODUCE EXCHANGE. INc.----A
petition IN bankruptcy has been fled 1gains' me
imDorters' Produce Exchange Co. - SO aud 81
say3s st. y VS oaD.ny srt ,nse 2 s. 400 70
Charles Andres an orcer o. the company LA
bllites are s. 900 and assets s5,9yV -.
EsA HAZA-A petition In baaNuRcy hs yer
alsd agsns, Esa Haks. trading a. the western Irsl
.ns Co. 81 Union square and in Baltimore, y
Mint s2ss and J. Friedman Co. SIP. tie
made az assignment on Monday.
DAVID TEICH-A petition IN b1nnup,cy las
been fled against David Ts!ch. Of 81 East lOzi -.
hv these creditors STANDARD OF Company slss.
Grand Lake Company. sos. and Eniow Company
wolf soMERsTEIN. grocery clerk, Of ssi East
1924 81 has fled petition IN bsnkruptcy, VIE
liabilities 0, s. S3g and assets OF $500 N accounts
~ no value -,
.0T1e time ago has 4 ed petition IN osnkrup,cJ.
with liabilities Of S3Tis and ssses o. sI.192 con,
sistinz oy farm % siIty-rTe acres. sbv3. ana
wagons and touring car $3.50
SAMUEL sTEINBERG.-A petition In oankrlp'cy
has been fled against Samuel steinberg. desler IN
fruits and vegetables a. Port Chester by FOUR cred
ior. with claims o, s5o5.
PETITION DISMISSED.
ADOIPH WOLGANG-Judge Hcush has DIS
missed the petition fled On June - against Adopn
Wo.gang dealer IN Wonens ana mems 'un.shlh Z
goods AZ Ts1 Columbus av. on SETTLEMENT VIVA
creditors a. % cents on the dollar cash.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
JOHN soantERyII.LE ELEVATOR conf
PANY Judge Hough has appointed Jesse watson
receiver OF the John sounerville Elevator Company.
Of lj5 West 3Qth St. bond. $1,000. Asses are
S. 900.
ASSIGNMENT.
vTNCENZO BIzZARL grocer a; z7io Fin, Az,
has made assignment 10 Henry ieonfora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24

Announcement Is made By the synd!-
cate headed by Merrill, Lynch & Co.
that the 100000 stock OF the Saxon
Motor Company recently offered by
them has been oversubscribed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
EGGs.

Receipts for week s..sot cases Lpor1 Tor
s,ek 6iss cases Nearby egg, con,inus "a snail
.,snuir. mired and irresux- qualities more slowly
fsfsv uniformly nsS-lGid stock very scarce and
n,gu,u;y sAlatle al higi. prices Fresh Eatherei.
a.. drsts $50 s0c. seconds 2sastc. thirds and
ro,rer q IA gfc. dirties. No l. .2s Csc; No and
,.,or,f lsaglt3c. chcrks. good 20 choice. dry.
s6is 10 &c. CUT, and Inferior. 10 zoe: fall held
aeGsnc. refrigerator. sgccia marx. fsncy. ~
sgLr. arsts ggA23Ic. seconds. 20 eeiac; hirds
80 uotHgf ISQginc. dluics. $50 eeiBr. state
Pam aud uesrly hrurrs, ~hiies. hne 70 iancy.
so.t6sa. oriinar a. suod I0a 5sc. gathered whites
erdinSry 10 tio. 3seeoc. Western. gathered Slites
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

W. r. Bonsal and ". L. Seldom were
yesterday elected new vice-presidents
Of the Seaboard Air Line Company, the
new company formed b. consolidating
the Seabosrd Air Line Railway with
the Carolina, Atlantic & Western Rail-
way Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
FLOUR ANo MEAL.

Flour vas Inactive. As tho rapid fluctuations II
wheat made 4 dicicult FOR buyers and so.lers 20
arrive al an sticste trading baSis Receipt, al
this ,pou we're little Lager. Du, rsTic condition,
are tiill LAmper.ug business The following prices
a. wool are quoted on the New York Produce Il
change Spring patents. $3.50 as5s5 sprlls clears,
s5I0Gt525. winter patents. s5.5Jg$5.Ij, yinlsr
Sd ". extra 80 2 wiutsrs. ti45ssI.50, Kansas
slaiglts ts4iaS5 e.. fancy spring patents ,oo-
uifg .o.s. ss.35qs6.-5. BJCnWHEAT FLOUR
Market dull S2.5aSZ IS per 100 lb. RYE FLOUR
quiet, iair 90 soot. f5.6og $50. cho.os 20
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-11
Five Great Stars Coming
To Salem In The Henrietta"

Five stars in one play sounds good.
Let's turn it over and see what it
means. Latterly, as a rule, plays nave
been too lean to support one star, and
one star has hardly been enough to
warm up exciting interest even in a
good piece. Here comes five Of the
highest rating in the theatrical blue
book, and the play, "The New Hen.
rietta, " is an old friend that has been
weighed and not found wanting. II
means revival, and that in turn means
the new ways of reaching the public
for the theatre have fallen short. Some
say it is because playgOers are dis
gusted with the underworld trend of
stage offerings, and others charge it TO
the lack of ideals and the genius of in
dustry in writers, actors and managers.
Revivals are blessing to q chang
ing world, because they Justify only the
best of other days, and institute a com.
parison that falls like heavenly dew
on the drying up egotism of a younger
generation. Joceph Brooks has father
ed more important revivals than any
of the legitimate theatre managers. 1t
was he who organized the memorable
all star tour in the classical English
comedy, "The Rivals with Jefferson,
Florence, Crane, the Holland Brothers,
E. NJ. and JOS, Nat Goodwin. Robert
Tabor, Julia Marlowe and Mrs. John
Drew. Last season he revived "Tril.
by" with an all star cast, and now
comes our old friend, 1.-THE Henrietta
under his guiding direction, with Will
liam H. Craze, Thomas W. Ross, Maclyn
Arbuckle, Laura Hope Crews and Ma.
bel Taliaferro to embody its delightful
romance. Cnas. Frohman and David
Belasco followed. with corresponding
big productions of Diplomacy" and
"A Celebrated Case
"The "New Henrietta" which by
the way, is scheduled for presentation
at the Grand Opera House oi Monday
evening, September 27, has the advan.
tage of an American story, model of
technical drawing and human interest
enacted by players sikgularly fit for
their respective roles, and sensitively
revised by Victor Mapes and Wincheil
Smith to suit the taste and vision of a
passing generation. That Mr.. Brooks
has read mis- public Alright is abundant.
ly evident in the affectionate greeting
his stars receive at every performance
For once theatre ticket may be
bought without any intruding thought
Of doubt about its value.
Salem will be the only city between
San Francisco and Eugene in which
these stars will appear il; 'The Hen
rietta.'