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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1915-12-23
One Popular Fat Man.

IL Is said that nobody loves a fat
mah. but children at this time OF ths
year are deeply In love with a stout,
elderly person with white whlskers
and a pack ON his back.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
4 New Theory,

That the reaction In the war stocks
was "A more or less artificial movement
brought about by the ies to clean
out n more or less dangerous market
position Is universally accented. BY the
raising or margin requirements specu-
iators were forced to sell and a break
was caused. But there is an increasing
dinerence OF opinion in regard to the
exact situation that made this course
advisable and the respective parts
played by the banks and the Stock Ex-
change authorities. Up to this time the
usual theory has been thai the calling
OF loans by the banks was, responsible.
the commission houses simply following
suit in the usual way. The opposing
contention Is that the action OF the banks
was merely Incidental. There were un-
doubleday a few cases where brokerage
nrns got somewhat o~verbought. There
always are. Hut the situation In this
regard was not such as to call for gen
etal action II there was no general
action. Thu banks have been demanding
high margins all along and with them
the credit and standing of the firms are
always the primary consideration. The
action OF the exchange in giving a strong
hint to the Street that larger margins
were necessary was caused by the pecu-
liar position of the odd lot dealers. The
odd lot dealers were swamped with
business. The public demand was so
large and increased so rapidly on the
upturn that the dealers were unable to
buy fast enough against their sales L.
the public. They were thus placed In
the position OF being short of stock. I,
is said that at the close Of last week
the dealers were borrowing huge guam.
titles of stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
IRREGULAR SWING
IN COTTON MARKET
Some Buying Done on Forecast
Of Frost With Free
selling Later.
IIcl RES IN CONSUMPTION

Cotton was irregular ard unsettled
,.s,crday despite the fact that the
Weather bureau forecast Tor the west
en- b.lt indicated the possibility Of frost
Image IN oklahoma, north Texas and
,rkanyae over night. Some cotton was
roight on this expectation. but when
,tc market failed to- hold 1t looked as
not nnly all the long cotton that had
,c.n hnught. but considerable short cot
an had been sold in the belief that
40 nrcdictiuus would fail to materialize.
Tin. market opened about unchanged
troke n 20 20 points and rallied about
g., points. closing at u net loss Of ) to
20 points.
Tho hong interest has been materially
reduced ~ 4 result OF the wide fiuctua-
ons in the last two days. Wall Street
Las sold out its cotton and Is again
lack to- stocks. hut with attention de-
voted less to the war stocks. Commits
ION house traders are waiting for a
break To- make fresh purchases.
Jus, at present the market seems TO
lie WAGERING between the two influences
* spot accumulations in the South and
ne fear Of further crop damage. II
- believed that hedge selling will be
more liberal for a time and. as stated
Dr. viuusly in this column, the real test
Will come when speculation has to absorb
,lcse offerings,
r Il. Ellison of Liverpool In a private
cable estimated the consumption of
American cotton at l2.b0O.0O0 bales.
lna.mlch as Mr.. Ellison abandoned
sats,,al calculations On the subject of
consumption several years ago, the trade
Is Inclined 20 hook ulon his figures as
-. 40. ~ .s =. 1.f,. ,,,, ~ Ls,..lt.l
'radc. which has been very much dis
tlrbeI over the rise in cotton.
The September returns OF the British
Board uf Trade we're fairly bull.sh.
showing exports Of yarns amountine
., 1900. GOO pounds. against $500. 600
N year. and exports of cloth of no.
400 900. against $4,000. 900 last year.
To-dsy's market will he governed
largely by the character Of weather
reports. with frost news the dominating
influence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
THE GRAIN MARKET.
wheat Doom Checked billion
Bs.hel Crop-Corn Frosts.

According 10 yesterdays Government
report there are 1909. o0o. 900 bushels OF
wheat available IN the United States
this season. Last years record was
/ $40, 900, 900 bushels, OF which $40, 900, 900
bushels were exported. It would eeem
that close to 800. 1000. 900 bushels can be
spared this. year for interests abroad
after allowing 1000. 900 bushels for un-
msrchantahlc winter wheat and a pos
sible overestimate in the September OIL
c.al estimate.
Canada is credited with an e~xportabie
surplus OF wheat amounting 10 more
than 10000, 900 bushels. against less
than 100. 900. 900 bushels a year ago,
Australia IL expected to export 0.OO0,-
900 to 10000, 900 bushels this year.
whereas she was an importer in 1914.
II Argentina and India duplicate their
normal yields OF the preceding season
the principal exportable SURPRISES avail
able would aggregate about 10000 900
bushels. The import requirements OF the
principal European countries. at moIer-
ately over the heavy ~imporfatlons last
season. might be estimated at $50, 0O0.-
000 bushels.
In these calculations no account II
taken OF tho import requirements OF
about 100. 600, 900 bushels for Germany
and Austria, nor of the expor'ablc sur
plus OF $1,000, 900 bushels In the hal
kars Pending the onenlnr of tho OAR
aano,,.s no, r,ucb % p,syta,a ono onn
u"u''''' H'' N'uN4' v iN,H'"T -'
"oh pushel surplus Is lKely 70 oe moved
Yesterdays G~ov@riment report was is
sued after the market had clns-d, Thr
opinion was mat the spring Mheat est
mate of 3|5.oo0,ooo bushels fulfilled OPP
timis'ic expectations The quality OF the
crop MAS placed at 9o7 per cent, against
SIS as an average. A year ago the crop
was only 200, 100000 bushels ana the prcVi-
Gus record yield was $40, 600, 900 bushels In
1912.
1t was the action OF the spring wheat
market that crushed the bull movement
In WI, at yesterday. While the chicago
list Wa bo.stcrrd by speculative purchases
the Minn"a polls list was depressed by the
selling for Influential people. Part of the
pressure IN the N~orthwester markets was
bushels, with the hope OF expert, nuing just
such a boom az occurred on Wednesday. An
important item In the checking OF the up
rush Of wheat values was the assertion that
500, 900 bushels OF Canadian wheat had
been sold in the American Northwest dur
lng the session ana that 100000 bushels
had been taken Nv domestic mills since
Monday Am linl'ort duty OF 10 cents q
oushrI must ne paad on These Canadian
"n,at iWpot,htloiS
me Nne.nlh'Iv" nuyihs OF whest was
urssm. "t,ns "pen'nt OF the sess,nn Snh
w - ~, ,"Troyo "Som.p mia -.
$500 10 c,y.r 80 20, ,ha 49,.
were ave stricken nv the mention Of thS
possihili,i.s OF a Wall street camnainn
Tor higher wheat levels, II gradually b.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
Gratitude.

One prominent house which has built
UP a considerable amount of small bust
ness In the past year or two was among
the first TO advance margin require
ments on the war stocks. As n result this
house got n great many Of it's GUS
toners to TAX profits practically at the
top. 1t might be supposed that the aus
toners would feel grateful At being
forced to take profits. Some OF them
were not. Yesterday morning the firm
received An anonymous communication
referring 10 their action in regard 10
margins and signed small Investor
1t ran in part as follows:
some day when you will he wanting
business your patrons. especially oue
large one. will remember. \ fine ad,
telling people what n raw deal you
give them In a pinch"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
Times Change.

Beet Sugar had a wild opening on
the dispatches from Washington stating
that President Wilson would AJAX for an
indefinite suspension Of the FREQ sugar
programme at the next session OF Con
sres.. The opening and high price OF
the day was IS. Afterward the price
reacted. although a substarfiai gain wa
retained at the close. The RESPONSE
could not. therefore, b considered en-
trsmely enthusiastic. But All even more
astonishing development was the enect
or lack of effect Of the news upon the
market for American Sugar. There
wasn't a trade In American Sugar all
day long, In the old Havermeyer DAYS
there never was All occasion when the
question Of tho sugar tariff came up
that "washington'' was moi allowed to
mako Q little mpney In Sugar. Ii IL
true, OF course. that the American Sugar
Company IA a bg refner II not 80
greatly Interested In the suga tariff as
it was. Nevertheless, times have
changed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
FINANCIAL NOTES.

\ W Nalsev 4 CO, hsve purchased and
ar" offering 10 investors 81. 500, 900 Fort
bolB", ncs Moines and Southern Railrosd
company nrst mort gage 3 per cent. bonis.
THESE bonds arr issued In sertal maturiti~s
extending from 1915 to 1888 and yield from
90 to 40" per cent.
Tn. Central Trust Company, Kuhn, Loci
& 20, and Kidder. Peabody \ 90, Who
priv at~ly opened subscriptions for the new
issue Of $50, 600. 900 Brooklyn Rapid Trausi
2 per cent. secured notes, announce TIA
the entire amount has already been over.
applied for,
Rising commodity prices reject IN,
broadening demands In c~onsumptiye chan,
n"l", lnn'c Index Number OF whoioSa'
quotations touchtnG pi2S ssa al October 2
against. N@tss. a month previous M,
3l@3,d3l on October l.. 1914. Two year
ago the total stood az Sl?3 aoc and. win
the singl" exception ~ September | los
year. when there was a violent advaur,
following the outbreak of the greaf W.T.
tho present figures are the highest r~portro
At n time sinos the sprinG Of lsl2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
bankruptcy Petitions.

Rl'TLun 4 MACLAHEN No ns,,n.,,
pl phsuinat'c tnGes' ,Set IhlId avenue,
mahe m,eu a pe!aN"n IN bahk,nptrH WIN
.,s,inx a, ..,,oncctLo' In 200 ,no ',i's%s '.n.
seu"lN, S'''.. snh assn N p.nk pa
Among me 'reii'%rs are the Flrst Na,
RR r'Tfnr, O-nor" uoni .I,''- "nHn
r cna, .ppr n"nrs '',.h"'
nav III. r-,,h csn, 49, ,tno ma
NJ AKIN. pRINGIr S'UnI-ST Co me-.
tiLlon in ia nv rurt,v mas b..p nf.d
against IN. M Nm Primal. q pr.rsh
Cnnnrany manurn'ture ~ ,o,l., a.
ticies, at lss WiIli.m street. by ,h~s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08

THE STEEL MARKET
bars snd Plates Reported ~ . Ton
Higher.

I,' stool trade continues sctive in all de
l'tnNrni- and prices have been advanced
'r- rihtes and shapes are reported to have
','' 'i'anccd 81 per ton Skeip and wire
WIS also are higher Black sheets have
u-her
f'n'e huytng of steel for conversion into
a"'hllniI"n continues ana wire mills are very
,I-F on foreign orders The domestic demand
W. commercial products Ia steadily imprOv-
,r railroads are reported To be in1uiring
W arg" tonnaEes OF steel aside from rails
%. IRON Trade Rerie,0 says; 4 Hood Of
Me''h hiions on leading products came To the
mo- At the close Of the month, and In many
s~' Specifications for the last quarter Of the
Ear nave also been filed Mills are rven no
opportunity 10 cancel tonnages unspecif Ned
nhl at. now endeavor'ns to Keen down fur
nc contracting
.'ship building in the East ia very active
~ ramp yard has taken two very large
'oA'' Tom the Ward Line. There are nov
SsuH| hNc large boats pending IN thu Eaat.
me PIC IRON market IN Chicago shows con.
,oNrsh'e a"ti,ity and prices ARE firm through
present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
The Eagle Bird

The extra eighth charged the odd
lot buyer of stock has been nicknamed
the eagle bird" h outsider who
buys stock now buys v above the last
sale OF 100 shares. He pays Il COM
mission. On the round trip he sells
II under the last hundred share price
plus u commission. To this must be
added the cost OF stamps, Thus on each
speculative venture he starts with
practically y Of a point against him.
In the old gambling days in the South
roulette was usually played with a short
wheel. One OF the features of this In
strument was a double zero. Aoove
the double zero was the picture OF an
eagle known az the eagle Bird which
VAS the -bank's'' steady percentage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
WESTINGHOUSE AIR GAINS CUT.
surplus for Dividends Drops from
sa,AS2,OOA 10 aI.ss2.i37.

The Westinghouse Air Brake COM
pany reports for the year ended Tune
30. 1915. a surplus available for divi-
dends OF S1,SS2,l31. as compared with
s3.+s2.s9t for the year previous. This
was equal to a.5S per cent. earned on
the sla.63S.4s7 capital stock. agains:
1913 per rent. earned on the same
stock in 1914.
Net earnings for 1915 were sI.575,s39.
az compared with S3.4S2.9a4 in the
year previous. with a debit balance
after dividends of s1.25s.523, against
n surplus OF s3t3.II0 In 1914. The
balance sheet Of the company shows
that the profit and loss surplus OF
June 30. 1915. was s4.3ao.3i2. agains:
S1.6IS.S65 on June so. 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
j" the Holders Of the Flint Mortrss Serial
90 Gold Bonds Of the Indian R<aains

No.tc" j. hereby given tina, the Banker.
Trust company, as Succesyor-1Tus-e OF .
mortgage dated March %. 1914. made by
th- lnd!an Refining Company to The Mer-
c-n'ne Truss Company. a. Trustee. will re-
c~!Ne until twelve o'clock noon November
&ih' 1915. sealed proposals for the sale to
II on NoNemhe- sth, 1915. of bonds secured
by said mortgage. sufficient In amount to
exhaust the sum OF 372. SAT- so In tho Sink
ihk fhnd Account al q price NOT exceeding
one hundred and 'wo per centum ties~D
OF the principal and accrued interest OF
such bonds. az provided IN Article V OF
saiu mortgage.
-BANkERS Trust COMPANY. Trustee.
Dated New York. October : 1919.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
THE SUGAR MARKET
spot Prices for Cubas and Porto
Rfcos Advance.

Raw sugar prices ~howed further I'm
provement yesta rday under buying by botn
%retinrrs AMI speculators Of about 1000
The spot price for CNibaa was advanced !
points to 3.77 cents, duty paid, Porto Ricoa
also moved up to thia level. m pa red with
3.5l cents paid In the last previous trans
nction. cubas for October shipment sold at
3. SO cents.
The renn-d sugar ma rkct wus quiet and
steady. An local %r~finers continued to
quote standard graduated on mo hasi.
1T 40 cents, regular way, There was a
moderate business In withdr wal
The sugar futures MARKET was active
and Arm under short covering, induced by
advancing spot prices, Total sales were
IN mo toms DripAA Ner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08

turn there In also proof that h NOR
tally WAS not heavy. Spectators who
had been forced to sell out two days
ago because OF insufficient margins came
back and bought twice as puch. II Is
an axiom Of the psychology OF specula-
ton that such reactions, no matter what
their cause. always tempt the public
to plunge even more heavily. American
Car and Foundry looks cheap at -. for
the sole reason that II sold at - a few
days previously.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
Bull Point on Rails.

The big slide AT the Panama Canal Is
being used In some quarters as an adj
dl,ional hull point on the rails and par
ticularly the transcontinentals. II is
pointed out that the latest slide coming
on Top of others WIN cause a lot Of
freight that would otherwise have gone
by water to go overland, Some shippers
will naturally think twice before running
the risk of delays which might spoil the
market for their goods or otherwise in
crease the expense OF transportation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
CoPARrNERsHIP >uFICE.

J. the nderstrn rcd, ANS,tN 'pD'.
HIDES. residing IN ne Tow - N1r'r.t g.
STATE Of New jersey, hes, r.,. .'
CHARLES A. Will ... .Is ..'
withdrawn from 'hc C0parf. .''r f.-' .
r WILLIAMS { GO. al..r % ...r
No ala Church street, l1 . ''rr.Igh :
Manhattan, CITY Of N-v York. I.. .'. .
after said Grm M me ~ ! T. "'..-.N '. .
co. will be used aud ia i's.'. "v'..
rs me a. M same address E.f H..ir'.H
has been IN existence fcr r"I' ..u. 81 '
year,,
Da,ed th- >-h dpv ~ O''pnsr '-.
ANf,F 8 . .hfN.. IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
Customs Rcceipts Yesterday.

The total receipts for duties yester-
day at the Custom iIousc were SOFA
59ll2. of which s2Sl, S6l.o6 VAS for
merchandise withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and s3i2,733 0s for recent
importations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
ties $50 oo7. Of which ,47.ss7 4. d. S>nd

ties s5s oo7. Of which I7.sa7 Is On ssnd
A&SSiiE: e" coff4 4f.s 81 eFS -, 70 r ::;' i;,,A street.
f SrS I has "i'n ''l tas. 4 p:''. sS'e.t IN n s:nn;
for indorsing a note of John +. Cett.r
AARo& scHfGTrrN. designer. Of .ss
In h~ankrurtcy. with iiabiities si,2so
ana no asset. Included IN the iiaeili.
. 1915, by MoIlie kommel. of Kansas
,,t,v, for nr.Sch OF rromis. Of marriage;
builder. OF 6Gi west issd street., for.
merry OF herman 4 MoskowitI. has filed
= petition In bankruptcy, with Habit
THOMAS = CLARK. ~ 1874 Park ave-
nue.. formerly OF IN. Clark Contracting
p e.a Sn"i in Sa=SsrS nS%p'"y s.: sits :
Sl.l and no assets.
Schedules Filsd.
pants, NJ 40 Waveriey place. havs nlsd
,rhed ss IN Snntsep.oy :sewtnf 'se.ii;
ant HNtures turned over 20 an assignee
Among tho creation. are Max w. AIber's
OF boston. sI7,on. secured. Nathan
wooi"in oomp.ny, ,g,TS5. They sn.T-d a
composition TO creditor. AZ 80 cents on
rINCUa MoRGENsTFRS.- trading q. the
Morning star Clothing Company. at 80
University place. has nled assignment
sNArAultS showing IlADlIltles. SlV,l5p,
nomlnSi assets. 81, Jl3, and actual assets.
S2tST.
HARRY PLETMA AN, dealer in bicycles. At
500 Fast Fifty-second street. has hled
assignment schedules howin Ia biiitt-s,
$1,000; nominal assets. 5000, and sctual
assets, 500.
Receivers Appointed.
PORTCHESTDR PUBLISHING CON
pA\N-Judge 4, y, Hand has appointed
! Thomas +. J. Connolly receiver OF the
, portch~Ster Publishing Company: bond.
$1,000.
SCHW ART2 SKIRT HOUSE, include
Ford OF the supreme Court has sppointed
Charles q. Mas receiver Tor the
/ schwartz skirt House. Inc, in q suit for
! tho voluntary dissolution of the corpora.
tion brought by Samuel 81 "a ssberE-r. q
~s'ockholder. holding nfty shares, or one
half the capital stock. the other half
being held by bora sch This bust
, nass ws> incorporated on July 20, 1915.
with capita. stock 5000.
Assignments.
CRESCENT DRESS COMPANY. INC,
manufacturer OF Dresses at "a West
Twrn'r-sscond street, has made an AZ
signinrnt to David II, Hurwitz Max
GOLDSMITH II treasurer Of he ompa ny.
CHARLES II. HDRBST 4 CO-Charle
II, iierbIt and Louis SCHNEIDER, compos-
ing the Arm Of Charles II H-rbst 4 Co
manufacturers az skirts ami dresses, az
y West Twentieth street, have MADE an
assignment to Henry w Fried
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
NORrHFRN sECURITIEs COMPANY.

% Liherty Stfr-i. New YoFk. Ocfoh-r I VIA
Tho hooks FOR transfer ~ The ca pital
rock Of Tho Northern Securities C"mp'nv
will ~ closed at tvcIre r@h o'clock noon,
Ocucber ID. 1918. for N" purposes ~ th-
snnus.i meeting OF the stockholders - hs
hald November =. 1918. and VII he re
opened at ton tIoN o'clock 4. NJ. on TUGS.
DAY, November Q. 1918.
NICHOLAS TERyII"Sr. Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
American TeISphons { telegram C

4 dividend Of Two Dollars per share oi,
- pam on Friday. October IL. 1913, %
s~tsckhoidsrs Of record a; the close o' bust.
na0 - Thursday. September 30. 1915.
q. n. MILNE. T-ca,ucc-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
C0TT0NSEED OIL.

The failure OF the lard market to hold
its rally and the reaction IN cotton caused
some liquidation of oil, Tho market ruled
higher. however, Crude oil was strong
at 90 q Refners are not eeliins fu-
lures In an active way. Tenders OF about
800 barrels daily arc being readily alb
aaIhAl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
NOTICE.
~ 0EAnbY Consolidated Mining, Smcl,in.
D Power Co., Limited.

DIVIDEND M. 70.
Hottce = hereby given that a. a r,Er.tr
meeting OF she Board 81 Director. BE-. %
on september Inst 1918. = dividend g
was declared. payable Nov.nb"
1915, 10 all srorkhu4deIs 81 record .. .
7, VI. on October 18Th. 1918.
Tho transfer books OF III" ComrprE
not he closed
NOErHRvr FOWLER So
DR-.d. New York. october sh. I...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
UNITED STATES RIBnrK co

1870 R-oadway, N'w NorA, N'' ,.h.
The hoard % Directors pt the i'..t..
States Rubber company has ii ..
olar~d from rs net profits = pHar."r. .
dend os Two Per cent. tgC,. uu ...
pr~fr-r~d Stock AMI = uu1r'"flv ,f.' ..
OF one and On, -haif Per Sea. .ia .I
the Second Preferred S'ork X ..r -
pany. 90 Sto"kho.lcrs ~ r~crrI t- o. J. \
IN FRIDAY. Octuuer i1tl. ..,r p
without closing % the IT,. joy o.
October 3oth, 1915.
W. g. pARsoHS T.. as..,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
THE TNTEROCFtN OIL COMPANY
"a West street, New York.

ciarei q six months dsv1don. three ant
one half per cent a. ~ o. - I.r.i Isc-
ferred stock. plyshI" NoNHwl-r I-, 'F...
20 ~ ookholde-s ~ record - ....- -".r. IHt.
"a. ". : NHITNEN. HcDr'rarE
New York. October an. f..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
INDIANA PIpr LINE COMPANY.

"a Broadway. New York. S~epi'nhe-., 49,.
4 dividend Of s2.oo per share h. boon
declared on the Ca pitsl stock 80 'Ni '''rH-
pany. payable November IS, 1918. 90 s'otA-
holders Of record at the close % u..''.
October "a. 1913.
All communication recording y mems
or change Of address should o." .,nt I'd No
undersigned not later shan Nuypu ."r =.
1915. GEORGE T~HFfTBR,'. So .rRi4ry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08

7 both Hdes OF th- market after the early
show Of strength Packers wers credited
wfh seIirs on the buIses. There w~ro
some reports @? a less active cash de-
mand a. q result Of the recent sharp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
CENTRAL or GEORGIA RAILWAY co.

ANNUAL. MEETING OF TTtCkHbIDERS.
Savannah. Ga, september Is, 1915.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of Central of Georgia Railway Company
will be held at the ONCE of tho CompsnS.
corner Of Liberty and Montgomery streets.
In the city Of Savannah. Ga, on wcdn-s
day. the 13th OF October, 1915, At IL
o'clock A. NJ. Eastern standard Time, for
tho election o. Directors and the transac-
ton Of such other business as may come
before the ms~tinE.
CHARLES r. GROVES. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
THE PTTTSBURG MARKET.

PtTTSBrRG. Oct, San Toy Mining, PITT.
,Hu Westinghouse Air Brake we're the active
features In. the local market. prices were
,,ron.. with trading in good volume. The
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Oct. T~Chicago Pneumatic Tool
acted very we'll considertng the liquidation
Union Carbide. Sears Roebuck and stewart
Warner were firmer. but rather DUH. other
issues steady. Bond market displayed Q firm
tone, with swift 4 Co, IS In demand The
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. OFT. THE market was
ar I've and trm. with principal interest in
re steel issues Cambrla was OF 10
60. The urinary