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

I. M. NJ. Certificates Listed.

The governing committee OF the
Stock Exchange yesterday admltted
these securities 10 the list: Computing
Tabulating- Recording Company, .S6,Ool,-
400 capital stock and S5,S5l, 900 8 per
cent thirty-year sinking fund bonds
due 1871; Great Falls Power Company,
S4,750,000 first mortgage sinking fund
5 per cent bonds; $l0,35l,5O Central
Trust Company Of New York certlti-
Gates of deposit for per cent cumu-
lative preferred stock of the lnterna-
tional Mercantile Marine Company;
c nsolidated Gas, Electric Light and
Power Company, of Baltimore, SILL 72,-
200 common stock; S5,64S 900 Guaranty
Trust Company Of New York certifi-
Gates of deposit "plain" and S2,392,0Oo
certificates stamped" for coupon or reg
istered bonds for convertible per cent
first and refunding mortgage iive-year
bonds. series A, Of the Missouri Pacihc
Railway Company, S2,6O9,OOO Bankers
Trust Company certificates OF deposit
"plain" and sl,209,000 certificates
stamped" for forty-year 4 per cent
loan bonds of the Missouri Pacihc
Railway Company, sl,390,00O Guaranty
Trust Company Of New York certit-
Gates of deposit plain" and Sl,O0OO0O
stamped" for trust 5 per cent bonds
of the Missouri Pacific Railway Com
pany, s2236, 900 Guaranty Trust Com.
pany certificates of deposit stamped
FOR frst collateral mortgage per cent
bonds and Sl9,SG7,s0 Central Trust
Company of New York certificates Of
deposit for stock Of the Missouri Pa
cifc Railway Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
Sudden Turn In the Tide.

Altar the close of the session there
,.r. no two persons agreed upon when
-. tids Of battle had turned. A bold
s,iv. against the shorts in Southern
p,e,ae In the early afternoon sud
i.rlv disclosed the weakness OF the
MAJ position. But while other rail-
,osd stocks began to advance forth
,its. and some Of the better class in
iu.trals with them, many Of the war
;,,u,. were still In retreat. The mar
10, continued TO move in two direct; ons
Until the beginning of the last hour.
md then. as suddenly as the rails had
.pnsd. the war stocks made a stand:
from that time on the bears had all
n. worst Of It. On one quotation
hoard which lists ninety stocks twenty
an, AZ / o'clock had shown low prices
,or the day ranging from ! to s'2
Mint. below the lows Of TuesdayAex-
,IuSing Bethlehem Steel, whose dec ne
ms then 80 points. At the end Of the
dsy only five Of these failed 10 snow
r,ir, on the session. They were Bald
Win. Cast Iron Pipe, Crucible, Distil-
l.u and Mexican Petroleum. Beth :
b,u s,eel's net decline was 5 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
SILK DEALERS
LEASE SPACE
Posen & Brandman Join
Commercial Colony in
Upper Fourth Av.

Csrstsin & L,nnskin. inc, have
leased the fourth loft az 400 Fourth sy.
70 Eosen 4 Brandmsn, dealers in silks;
N. third lo.t a. 81 W. l7th g. 20
the Thomas Wsis. Company half th'
fifth lof, a. 25 Sixth ~. 70 the La
Node Button Company, and, with NJ. N.
Haywood & Co, half Of the seventh
lo.t to the Yale Products Corporation.
Offices az 800 Fifth Az. 70 Z. A. Peri
g. Co., Strethcona Construction Com
pany. Riser q TreYas and Feldmen-
Garfield Company, Inc, and an once
AZ BAT Fifth ay. TO the Norwalk Vaul,
Company.
william A. White & Sons have
rented space in 12 Stone o.. to Mere
dith & Mccarthy, in 22 Thames st.
space to the Appeal Printing Company
in "a W. goth st., associated with II. W.
Gray, the fourth loft to Schwartz
Brothers; also to the Carlyle Hem
stitching and Button Company the
third loft at 81 Wooster st.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
has leased the New st side Of the sec
ond floor in the Hudson Building, 81
Broadway, 70 the export department OF
the Utilities Company, Shinols Com
pany, Safe Cabinet Company and the
Fitz Chemical Company.
He'll G. Stern have leased for the
American Real Estate Company, in ia
IS Fifth av., the fifth loft to the Inter
national Coat Company; for $. F.
Adams Realty Company, in 1898 W.
3lst ST., eleventh loft to Hyman Gins
burg; for D. & NJ. Company. in 1922
Z. 9th ST., seventh loft to Epstein
Underwear Company, and the eighth
loft TO Moses Galpeer; for the Arragon
Holding Company, in 1922 w. goth st.
the ninth loft to NJ. & E. Goodman.
Spear g. Co. have rented for P. n
Ramsey the second and third lofts in
the building at 1913 w. 29th st. &c
the Majestic Dress and Rothstein &
Ellsen; for Francis E. Ward the eighth
loft in 7O7-709 Broadway to s. X.
Knee Pants Company; for d. L. New
borg the fourth loft in 81 ". 4th st.
to Charney g. Glasgow; for Julia Fitz-
gerald the fourth loft in 1918 z. 18th
ST. 70 Drusin & Wangen.
Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased the ground floor and basement
of 1O2 John st. for Alexander Findlay
10 Edward Herzog; the store, 224-6
Pearl st. for Clayton Rockhill to Jacob
HOFFMAN; a floor at 1918 Spring st.
to Louise Laxer, and space in 2l-3 Ann
ST. to Charles J. McNally.
Pease G. Gilman have leased for the
United Cigar Stores Company the base
ment store at "a Dey St, northeast cor
ner Church ST., for term Of ten
years, to the Western Lunch, which
will, upon completion Of alterations,
open branch establishment.
NJ. Rosenthal Co. has leased for the
Alt2vista Holding Company. P. Grassi
president, the entire store and base
ment for a long term Of years to
Porges G. Levy, at l4l-ls3 w. 2oth ST.;
also leased to Max Zukerkandel for q
term of years the store and basement
at "a f. 21st ST.; 70 II. Phillips, the
seventh loft for q term Of years Al
63-67 w. 38th st, through to Both ST.;
70 Henry l. Cohen the fifth loft al
1926 W. 2lst ST.; TO the Loeser-Aus-
lander Company for long term o.
years the eleventh floor at 131137 w
35th ST., and to Gable e. Handleman
TOP loft at 1913 W. 25th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
Cities Service.

Directors Of the Cities Service Com,
many Yesterday authorized The sale OF
81, ooO. 900 preferred and $4,000 900 com.
nan stock for $1,000 900 Ia cash, and ~
/. Announced that "a syndicate has al
ready purchased this stock. Arrange.
,ocnfs have been made that the stock
vii NOT be offered 70 the public Mt pres
ent. and purchasers may withdraw their
.l..S fxun L. synalswie eAlS - Arxss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
Southern Pacific's Rise.

Southern Pacihc's sharp upturn ala
10, cause the Street 20 forget that a
syndicate was negotiating for the
block Of stock held by the Pennsyl-
vaa!s Railroad and the Pennsylvania
Company. There was in excess OF s3o'-
100000 Of that stock held by the two
companies al the end Of last year. and
in view Of the poor market for railroad
stocks that obtained most Of this year
], Is improbable that their holdings
hsv. been much decreased. II is hard
y 70 be supposed that such a syndi-
.,.e as is understood 70 be negotiating
.'r the stock has any intention or
tslding on 70 Il indefinitely. II there
sb be a block % 100000 shares or
y oyerhanging the market, Southern
feife will be much In the position
s,' the railroad group as whole was
when foreign liquidation met all the
rss, There will be this difference
''veyer, that the syndicate will in all
rossbility try 20 make as good mar
~ for their stock as is possible.
here Is even a chance that the rail-
''st companies through their bankers
ne already employing similar Idea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
I0PICS Of DAY
N WALL STREET
s..e1s Untitled Order In
~ crease Only Twice Be
fore Exceeded.
sroCKS SUDDENLY
REVERSE DIRECTION
o.,,s,Weakness Disclosed When
southern Pacific Shorts Are
Put TO Flight.

o,,v on two occasions before yestct'
IA the United States Steel Cor
:" .,,on shown a greater increase ii
=. rrslled orders. and neither was in
~ IND Of the Street when it read the
...o,lsh,ng figures made public al
49, A good increase had been looked
-. IN. the maximum estimate that
s b,,n discussed was 100000 tons.
rs was a solitary prediction CT
en- ooo tons. but that was so much out
~ r, with the generality of guesses
". Il had met with little credence.
IT, the figures actually appeared
.an was seen that, notwithstanding
=. Known great production Of the
.,,corstlon's plants in October there
"a, . gain in business on hand OF
,rma tons, there was great excite
~.,, in III. brokerage Offices. The first
.s.,. was striking-all the more so
~, I, was compared with what hap
.d later In the day. Instead Of 60
pen. r, stocks went down. Steel itself
ms No fair-sized fraction, but
m n;,hou, haste. and before long 1t had
'n;~sS The general movement and was
!O .,i,r. sppreciably below the po'nt
s 'I /, had been when the statement
sns sr5sr, wa. made public. The beers
" ...,orSl.d their efforts. II began to
So =, though everything was with
.t!r and people talked about market
hat wouldn't advance on such news as
h ~. a very poor market, indeed. A
o market. In fact, than they had
hslIsyed II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
All In the Days Work.

Y.stsrday was the day when the An
'z,, with Americans on bead. was
ixs BY an Austrian submarine. and
sssn there were fires IN the plants Of
y Bethlehem Steel Corporation and
=. Baldwin Locomotive Company
"a presumably o. incendiary origin
IN here was little talk Of any OF
hsss things, even when the market
va selling Of. and the war in Europe
'n Uncovered % be further away than
nnr What's going 70 happen over
sii Aneons business7" asked an eK-
veg nan 10 a brokerage Office why,
,''tirg,' answered another customer,
'Vrs surprise. "How can the Aus
vtss get a. us1"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11

representatives OF the interests who
fu,l the Mechanics and Metals Ma
"a Bank will soon be elected 70 the
ea OF the New York Produce tx
s,r BANK, but. contrary 20 report,
- 80 VIII be no merger Of the two in
.'tion,. This would nccessitate
..r'ay the Produce Exchange Bank
~ national institution. An officer
W Mechanics and Metals said yes
s.esy that nothing would be done In
ssy 81 merger until the Federal
49,, ss amended and a national bank
,ays branches without resortinZ
"a 'sb.ersuge. So Ear az he knew
80 vas no movement on foot "a
,,..ss trout an amendment, 20 that the
- relations between the two
a.. nsy be expected % continue In
a. wy.. Slnes 1904 the Mechanic
ssnls has absorbed the Leather
I...aasttprsrs' Bank, the National
TT and the FOURTH National.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11

The Uuitsi states 0ypsum Company,
II Was announced YESTERDAY has al
thoriSsd the payment VI sib Ia deis1s.i
cumulative dividends % preferred
shareholders Vi sseori November 40, Ia
common stock, tor the period ended
with June, 1915, together with 80 esnts
= share, payable la cash, cumulative
dyidsnds since JuHe last 4 quarter
Is dividend 81 "a p1g eent Was als9
declared GA the preferred atach All
deferred cumulative dividends nave nov
been cared fpT
Directors Of tho Copper Range Com
Eany have declared q dividend 90 Sb a
share out Ok earnings % the current
year, payable December 10 60 holders
OF record November 20 ihis 10 thO
hrst declaration 10 be made by tho
operating company which tooh over me
assets at the holding company. l"a
last disbursement or 90 cents was
made on October /, lDlb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
HOPPER TO SEND
RECORDS TO BRONX
some Mortgage Libefs Ready
for Delivery 20 pOIlak.

AZ directed By Chapter EST 81 the
laws u 1913 Register John t! Hopper
viii deliver 70 tie Register " srooh
County the nlortgass li6ers y sections
NJ N 80 ~ togeffsT With tde indie
81 those sect oas u ths records - this
once frou 1871 to 1913, Inclusive, 80
fbat al. .atsfactiou q mortgages re
coIded r tie ioers % rot Ne" l9fa
on g within rhe years stateo WI %
and aftef NoyeU 6sr IN Esy} &c mace
o. the Register - Tue bf9n< "a ms
Office
The conveyance tosss - sec'i7as
u, Il sno Is VIA the lnpices ~ sa"s,
WI gemgiu FL rae Iantsttsn once Va
ID farther notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

ment that the preferred stock will be
sold for not less than So per cent Of
par and the common at not less than
125 per cent OF par Holders of the
preferred stock Of the company of rec
ord December Is will be given the right
on January l, 1915. to receive 8 per
cent convertible debentures Of the COM
pany for per cent Of their holdings as
payment for the deferred dividends TO
that date, and will also be entitled to
convert these debentures at any time
into stock upon a basis Of 800 of pre-
ferred and $25 of common stock for
each 800 in debentures. Holders OF
the common shares will have per cent
in debentures set aside for them and
certificates Issued TO those Of record
December 10, which will entitle them
10 receive debentures when all holders
OF preferred stock have been paid their
deferred dividends. Regular monthly
dividends will be resumed In cash on
the company's preferred stock Febru-
ary | TO stock of record January 10.
The sale Of these securities will enable
the company to retire its entire float
ing debt and provide ample working
cash capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
GET ANOTHER
WRIGHT PLOT
Messrs. Mandelbaum Now
Own Is Lots at l72d St.
and TT. Washington Av.
REEBER HOMESTEAD
is ALSO SOLD
Plans Filed for a $4,000 Add.
ton 10 O Lower Broad.
way Building.

Harris and Maurice gsndelbaunn
bought yesterday another plot Of lots
from the J. Hood Wright estate.
Their latest purchase Is q parcel on
tie north ride 81 l7zd ct, beginning
lsl feet ssst o. Fort Washington sv.
Nessrs. Hsudelbsum bough, on Mon
Gay !sst from The Wright estate, whose
holdings ia this 6istrlc, are valued a.
about sie,0oo,9 900, the southeast corner
~ iSzc ct and For. Washington av..
msAog ftsen lots Of the estate which
they now own.
j Eonsins Brown Co. was the brok-
r IN BON sales.
negotiations are urder way for the
resale 81 the fifteen lots 20 builders,
wh9 viii erect high class apartment
hoyses there.
another transaction near the Wright
holdings yesterday was the sale Of the
Eeebsr homestead, a. the northwest
corner Of Fort Washington sv. and
Hist 81, % Frederick Brown. He
DDy2ht 4, from Eva Is. c. Reeber, who
had owned il for many years.
The property fronts 1904 feet on the
avenue and 90 Feet on the street, with
westerly and nor,herly lines Of 100
feet ard 67.5 fee, respectively. The
residence, a three story frame house,
occupies the centre of the plot Mr.
Brown will probably resell the prop.
erty 70 apartment builders.
Other sales reported ysstsrdsy we're,
BATHGATE AVcKurs a Uren have
sold for Alice J. Early . vacant plot Of
land 5oxe5y6 on the east side of Bath
gate sv., 80 feet north Of z. ls3d ct.
FREEMAN ST.-Kurz q Uren and L.
Gresnb berger sold for the Munderloh
Realty Company 70 an out-of-town
buyer SOC aid sll Freeman ST., q FIVE
story fat. 60xl00, near Prospect sv.,
held at $4,000.
EAST 10th ST.-Lewis B. Preston,
Inc, sold for George Stark b43 East
10Th ST., Ave story tenement on lot
25xl00.
ELIZABETH sT.-The six story
tenement on q plot 3ox66.s at az Eliza
beth st. has been sold by George G.
Hallock, Jr.'s, Sons for Abraham Cohen.
Louis and Charles Levy to Charles W.
Hunter.
TRINITY AV.-Samuel Cowen has
sold the five story triple fiat on plot
40xl00 feet. known as 757 Trinity av.,
for r. Chabert.
Plans have been filed for building a
nine story addition to the five story
Office building at the southeast corner
of Broadway and John ST. for the
Chesebrough estate, to cost $4,000.
This addition will be located on the
street side Of the present building, Civ
ing it an additional frontage Of 1910
feet. Sucker & Co. are the architects.
Plans have also been filed for max
ing over the four story school and con
vent on the north side Of 18th st, got
feet west Of Second av., into a boarding
school for Archbishop Evdokim, as own
er. John Bergesen is the architect and
has placed the cost Of making ths
change at $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
Biz Demand for Bonds.

Bond dealers reported new evidence
Of foreign liquidation in their securl-
ties, with bond prices rising. neverthe-
less. There continues 20 be a scar
tity Of high grade issues. which are
rrestly in demand By individual IN
Tss,ors and institutions. Low money
md the prospect Of long period 81
low money rates appear TO be the pr'nn-
,ipsl incentive 70 buying. Good boz ds
AZ. still cheap. as compared with bonds
/, ordinary times. The distributing
houses are finding little difficulty. toe.
With their purchases Of new issues OF
nunicipals and securities Of that geA
.rsl class. investors being so eager for
them that good-sized blocks are oein9
cleaned 10 in few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
100 sharvs CITY Investing Company common q
Trade Notes.

J. S. Maxwell has been appoih'ea
agent for the following buildings; 90
West l03d ST., 5i5 West llith ST.. ovI
West 136th St, GOT and SOB west iSoth
St. 1853 East fremont av., and l9ll An
thony av.
Slawson & Hobbs have been appoint
ed agents for Stanley Court, twelve
story fireproof apartment house. at the
northwest corner Of l06th st. and West
End av
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
TO IMPROVE LEASEH0LD
10th 81. Structure TO Have Dance Han,
Market and Stores.

A three story building, 70 be used for
market, dance hall, meeting rooms
and stores, Is projected for q vacant
property in Harlem as the result Of .
deal made yesterday. Barnet Levy and
Mar K0tzen leased from James stewart
for period VI forty-two years the plot
If siS lots on the south side Of 10th
ST, extending 10 10th St, located lZe
feet west Of Fifth az. and fronting 70
feet on each street, with q depth "
2Ol 10 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
RRAI. ESTATE WANTED
rIIpNIsHED APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTKD Aysrtment house: Msnhaftsn WIZ ~
cash and private house. WeuinS. Nv oroeo.S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11

aiaahst Gar no Nesie4" y. NpH
fssA
Kew gOrr rni1ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
A BROOKLYN INVESTMENT
Apartment House On Eighth Ave. Fig
ures in the Deal.

Henry Pierson & Co. have sold the
four story apartment at sos Eighth av.,
near 9Th ST., on lot 20xl0S feet, for
Louis Schlech to a client for invest
ment. Also, rented house at 145 st.
Marks av. for Ida P. Able, and house
at l54 ST. Johns Place to Mr.. Ingram.
Charles Z. Rickerson has leased sos
4th ST., between Eighth av. and Pros
pect Park West, an American basement
dwelling. for a client to Oscar Lewis for
a term OF years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
Rents SeaburY's House.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have
leased West 10th ST., a three story
and basement dwelling, on a lot 70 feet
by half the block. for Judge Samuel
Seabury 10 d. II. Morgan.
Herbert A. Sherman has rented 20
Mrs. John W. Blodgett the hye story
American basement house, with eieVa-
tor. at Is East 65th st.
Pease & Gilman have rented ior o'e.
phen Baker, president OF the BANK OF
the Manhattan, Company, as trustee, 70
Arthur VI. Mitchell the four sto,y sno
basement furnished dwelling, Ii'o1|oo
foot at 40 East 10th ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
METALS.

Tn, local street marks, FOR copper was f,n he
win elsciroytic quoted a B"sls" .;,ons sita
Ne. fo gS.. n9'1 lots qaoied at 3s5oSNso Lad
Ss, IRA Win New t $40, ;5 , n5sd ana ana s SSo
5, LOUIS sofa. and .pel,eI ~ sSn And East 81
~ , Ne IL so5lec The American smelling ara ~, n,
nins 60 advanced tie Pres Of .hi I6SSan v1 sndsrd
5c - 10 ~. "a. oyoted al 90 II, 3D. fuiures a,
s,s !, ard e!sctfolytio spO at $50 los 81, IN
London closed at El6i IS fof IMlasIa 's ,ns =;
10 ,,iures Lead spot GA los. and .psisr ,po'.
as los Iron. Miidls'eor9 10 81 sr5 "a and IN
,Ih 5a Win 10 foundry Northern quoted 81
IC -Fq Il %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
More Apartment Rentals.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
large apartment, furnished, for the
season, in 755 Park av., corner Of I'D
ST, for Mrs. Adrian Fl. Joline to c. A.
Severance. Also an apartment in 1ls
East 58th St to DR.. Warfeld T. Long
cope. Also apartments in li9 East 40th
st. to Theodore Roosevelt Pell and Miss
II. Connihan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
ARTHUR J. hOxHAh
BUYS AT GREAT NECK
Gets the Winant Property, Which
Was Held at 100000.

Arthur J. Moxham, president o.
Etna Explosives, Inc. has bought tn,
Daniel Winant property at Great Neck
LEcluse, Washburn & Co. were III
brokers.
The property had been held at $780,
600. II is one Of the show places Of ths
section. Il consists Of about eight
acres Of land and has an extensiv,
water frontage on Manhasset Bay.
There are two large houses on tho
property, together with stables, garage,
greenhouses and cottages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
Plan Fourteen Story Hotel.

Plans for a fourteen story apartments
hotel are being prepared by Warren q
Wetmore for the easterly block front in
park av. between 46th and 47th SITS.
Harry Fischel is negotiating to control
the site under a twenty-one-year lease,
with two renewals. L. J. Du Nahaut
is representing him In the transaction.
The rental will be for the first term
about 81 900 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold
Yesterday at auction at the Exchange
salesroom by Adrian II. Muller x Son.:
By order q executors.
40 share, German Exchange Bank $500 eschl .3l5
25O shares Central Para North & Esst River Raj /.
road Company $500 eachl gQr share. 80
III shares Cnited States Finishing Company eofnmoa
81 sol Mutual Fir Insurance Company Of N.s
York. scrip. lot ............ =. .......
1 share Belanzers incorporated $1,000; 80
For account Of whom II may concern.
rs shsres Commercial Trust Company oi New fots
IS shares New Yorker ssats .zeiiuns'' yer shsr.
100 sharvs CITY Investing Company common &i9.,
eachl ............... 900. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
zoo shares Pinelavn Cemetery ..........,.... $3.50
IS share. New York New Raven Hartford RAJ :
road Company 800 eachl ............... ...nV
81 600 state Of Moth Carolina Untei states Trust
Company certificates % deposit f1r RAILROAD uohH,
To incorporate Atlantic North Caroiina Railroad
and the North Carolina Western Railroad 2?
incorporate the Ncs2"fu North taf0una hsl.Ivas'
cnrstric'ion and equipment u Western Railiose
these bonds issued unde- acts Of 1856 and ls's
$40 600 state of North Carolina United sta's,
Trust Company cerincaee OF deposit iof ven " os
10 provide FOR funding 81 matufei interest," o" s-so
lie debt known Class = 10, So.
s5T 600 state OF North Carolina, uhiten r'N ~,
thi-y-tyo fori. OF 81 900 each and ons LYr .sn
bonds $500 each 70 provide Tor payment ., s'a,s
debt contracted before war KNOWN !" a. -Si
, shsrp, Firs, National Bank Of EdsswaNf' y "a
800 eachl .......-... '...''.....,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
n.r Anp STEW.

Aagket sis41. ~ Ga -4ss-si-slt slf49-i e-4Lsf
y ssias' Ain'a,s '.s - -',--.SS u ever
sgsse. shlca i-Hs 5l.tsas5 ~ Farsi ~ . -
tins ne Ga8 ssldy BAY Islse lAsd VI
othg 10 III s.e Eg Z 70 SO s2eSsA
.tiplll. AZ zsi4 fis-y LII c-qlss S--1tt y. 8
i.itQ, STRAW ~. Sc D az sA-- as "'.-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11
Partition Sale Today.

To-day at 70 o'clock noon. at the Ex-
change Salesroom, If Vesey ST., Joseph
P. Day will offer at Supreme Court par
tition sale premises known as - Abing-
don Square, three story and basement
brick dwelling, containing ten rooms
and bath, on a plot 30x39.6x irreg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-11

49, special meeting Of the stock
~ I. ~ The Guaranty Trust Com
~" npfy The decision u the d.
a.. which will increase the cspi.
49, from $4,000, 900 70 $40 .O00,'
Il ,s<b called for November ~
tai pan goes through and there
n ~, doubt II will The stockhold
u - es allowed - subscribe foi
sns mares a. par Subscriptions
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