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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-23
KNOW IT WAS
LOADED. BABY BOY
DEAD AS RESULT

East LtF Vegas. y ". oct ---
Word was received THE afternoon ut
the killing of Freddie Ha,t fifteen
mite, south 81 Ribora, late Yesterday
afternoon by one ui his pial mates
who WIS riding in the same wagon.
The hogs had IL 90 calbcr rifle in he
bottom of the wagon. one of IN"
number tooK the rifle up In mis- hands
and aimed AZ "a tr'o. but tho older
members thought that tho u'lo mad
been rmp'i,d Tho vIEnn gave 90
sudden luug, and tu, rliiv Hts die
CHARGED tu, bullet u.ttiu- Iu, little
Utyi nuy over the right oy, aud KILL
ug him Instantly oaIE BE- f'u ut the
"details wen. received bon tr.. ..ty. The
sheriff NII' leave for the SCENE toe
morrow and ml.e 70 5000 investigation
of tn, matter The dead boo.
wears old Tho bu, whu did Coz"
SHOOTING WIS about sis wears ui age
Tn, dead n.y wts the .uu n, Federico
ItlI.
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A.. TO0thnkcr, minister; residence,
SOS south Edith street.
sunday school, p;l5 n. m.
Preaching service, ii a. m. Subject Of
the sermon, Answered Prayer
Gospel service, 1880 =. IN.
Cottage prayer meetings have been
held the past week and others are 20 be
held this week. Announcement Of places
AZ the sunday services. These prayer
meetings are preparatory 20 exangelistic
services which begin in our church Dc.
tober 81.
Following IL the musical program;
Morning service
Organ prelude, "Cantilene Pas.orale, .
Guilmant.
IOffctory. "%Shepherd's Song" Merkel
Postludc, "Fugue in c. Buxtehude.
Evening service
Organ prelude, "Audauto In g." Ba
tiste.
Offertory, "Bcrceusc Slave" Neruda
Postludc, "Marche Pontificalc," de Il
T0mbelle.
y. Stanley Sedcr, organist.
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sd Paul,s Evangelieal Lutheran.

Corner silver avenue ANA sixth street.
Edward =. Schueler, d. d., pastor,
Parsonage, 800 South Sixth street.
Phone 1898.
The sermon theme az IL a. m. will be,
"Paul's Prayer for the Christians nj
Colosse.' Evening, 1880 o'clock, "Thc
Prayer for Opened Eyes"
sunday school, 10 charge of +. G.
Keefcr, g;f5 a. m. Lesson, . Kings
6:S.23. Read IT,.
Junior Endeavor. . p. m.
Senior G. T.. combines with union
Young people service at Presbyterian
church.
The Council win meet Monday even.
ing. On Wednesday evening wee will
begin a regular mid week service for
The congregation. Thursday afternoon
NJ the ". L. Switzcr home. 7l3 west
Copper, our ladies keep open house In
their monthly social. Friday evening %
Hollovc'en party FOR the young people
M the Arson home on North Fifth
street.
First Congregational Church.
Corner Coal avenue and Broadway.
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Firs, Msthodist Episcopal.

Corner Lead avenue and South Tbinl
street.
Charles Oscar Beckman, pastor. Miss
Edith Gorby. deacouess.
Public worship az n a. m. and 1880
p. M. with sermons by the pastor. Morn.
ing thence q Seeing Jesus Only" Even.
ing address by Miss Grace Roraback of
Cannan. Conn.
Sunday school, e:i5 a. m.
Special music: Morning
Anthem. "Lovc Divine. All Loves TX.
ceiling. - Stniner.
Solo, "Thc Ninety First Psalm, - Mae.
Dcrmid-Miss Louise Thorn.
Evening
Anthem. "Tbc Dayiigh. Fades and th,
Night Il Drawing s,igh,' Cornell.
Solo-Mrs. Ralph NJ. Henderson.
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Chareh.

Corner Of Fifth street aud silver ave-
nue..
Hugh A. Cooper, pastor.
Sunday school, 9;45 q. m. Z. Il. Cristy,
superintendent.
Preaching AZ IL o'clock.
Christian Endcavor, 6:45 p. IN. Mr..
Louis McRae. legder.
Evening service, T:fj.
Music: Morning
Prelude, "Larghett0," Edouard.
Offering, cave Maria" Gounod.
Anthem, "Save Me, o God, Ashford.
Postlude. "Cortege," King.
Evening
Prelude, kllegretto, Tours.
Anthem. "Sweet Hour Of Prayer
Adams.
Offering, "Meditation, ~Spinney."
| solo. "Abide With Me, Reed-Mrs.
Bradford.
Postlude-Gurlitt.
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BRILLIANT SOCIAL
FUNCTION AT STATE
SCHOOL OF MINES

Socorro. y. NJ. oct e3-Onc of tho
largest social functions ever given 10
this city and one OF the most olluN %
able from an points of view. was tn
reception rendered last nigh. by The
board of regents ana older members
of the faculty pf the state School OF
Mines tu new faculty members and
students of the institution TIE re-
ccptiou took place at the school and
was attended not oulN oy the entire
membership of the Institution but hey
many prominent. Socurru people.
Daucing and delightful reircshmcnt'
featured the evenings entertainment
just nrriNcl-A new shipment ui
the very newest la Ildic-' Hats
SHAPES and Trimmings our price
are right. Mandrll, MNcr a Go.
Third aud Central
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Christian Church.

Randolph Cook, minister; residence
l20 south Broadway. Phones iss5 and
1858.
Sunday school. 0;45 IA. M. Mr.. Dear
ING, superintendent.
Preaching al IL o. m. and 1890 y. m
Topics Of sermons Morning. "Jesus
Law of Evolution; F." evening, "The Su
preme Race and Need Of To-day"
At the evening service, Mr.. Pndel viii
sing. Crossing the Bar"
Young Peoples meeting, Z. 6;30.
Good music by q live choir and a mos
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THE CHURCHES


kutt RhFNAos NhhiNhs
Corner Broadway and Lead e
G.. n. Taylor, pastor 3O6 South Wal.
ter street. Phone 1865.
sermon subject, II C.. m, "The Scrip
Pile" 1880 r. M, Fishing"
Mr.. Ben Puryenr will sing az the
morning hour.
Three committees will spend 2 to $3.50
y. M, collecting for tne building fund.
Persons who have not paid may help the
committee by bringing the money TO the
church az the morning hour. n not,
please have the money ready when the
committee calls.
sunday school, 9;i5 "a. M.
sunbeam society, 2 =. m.
Junior Is. Y. y. IT, q =. M.
Senior Il. Y. +. L. will meet 10 the
union service ~ the Presbyterian church
NJ 6;l5 y. m.
Mission sunday school, seventh street
and Mountain road, . p. m.
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Christian science Society.

Christian Science services are held In
the woman's Club building AT the cor
ner of Seventh street and Gold avenue,
every Sunday morning az II o'clock.
Wednesday evening services are 81 3
o'clock.
Sunday school, psi5 o'clock.
Reading room in the n. T. Armiio
building. room No. IS. open each week
day from 2 20 ; p. m.
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St. Johns Church.

Rev. r.. n. Bullock, rector.
Twenty.first sunday after Trinity.
Holy communion, 700 n. m.
SUNDAY school and adult class. p;i5
a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon, II a. m.
Evensong and address. 1880 =. M.
Thursdny-St. Simon mud ~. Jude.
Holy communion and address by Bish.
op Howden, 10 a. m.
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DEFINING INVITES
THREE
TO

Dcming. y NJ. oct. g. Dcming
proposes TO make a notable occasion
ui the stop TO be- made by the Lib
crty Bell here ON November 10, and
has invited Governor Mcdonald. Gov
oruor Hunt of Arizona and Governor
Ferguson of Texas To attend and take
part iu the celebration,
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Immaeuia.e ooneeption ohurch.

SOdnlity mass, 200.
Children mass, for children only,
$3.50.
High mass. opening of the forty
hours devotion. procession, 1890.
The alteration will close at $500 y. m.
IL will be returned Monday with high
mass az 500 and continued till 500 y.
m. On Tuesday Il viii open at 500 with
high mass and procession aud will close
Immediately after mass.
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central Avenue Methodiat caureh.

Corner Central avenue aud Arno
street.
Ellis smith, pastor. 7. NJ. Doris,
Sunday school superintendent. Miss
Ailenc Bixler, organist.
sunday school, 9;i5 O. m.
Epworth League, $3.50 p. m.
The new pastor will preach at II u,
m. and 1880 y. m.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church.

Corner OF Edith street and Central
avenue. in the Library building.
Carl Sohmid, pastor.
Sunday school, 9i3o a.. M.
German service, 1880 a. M.
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pleasant place in which 20 spead an
hour; we invite you 20 u worship; the
seats are free.
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The new motor Ia = marvel Of design. Il is larger
than last years motor increased 10 81 inches
In bore. But many improvements have been
made. following our study Of the famous motors
Of Europe that make Il even more powerful than
this Increase In sire indicates.
Il develops so hosse power - power in sbund-
sncs for that unexpected twist on the hill or that
quick getaway IN the crowded streets or that
long, steady. miis-eonsuming speed on the roada
The esrburetor is Get high on tins leh side Of the
motor, and with the intake enlarged and cut
down TO a tea inches In length, the motor
throtties down TO walking speed on high and
picks up like . flash.
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The enankshah and the efankshah bearings have
been made much larger and every last trace Of
vibration has been done away with.
From every angle. this new Fifty II. p. Sir Il a
wonder 20 drive. And we'd just like 10 have you
come In and look II over and then take that ride
In IL. With your own hands on The wheel.
But you must come In a. once, This Il the arsf
Sin Of ius power. size and quality sveF priced al
less than $500 There has been a. much Inn
provement In ius quality - there has been IN ~
motor And At It's price. II 10 the sensation Of the
season. Only on ordsSa taken a. once can ~
guarantee promPt deliveries. Get your osdas In
early.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Assessment stocks Rise.

The sharp squirt in the Wabash stocks
on the publication OF the wabash re-
organization plan was for obvious rca-
sons regarded with certain amount
of distrust. 1t was spoken OF as manipu-
lated to give an appearance OF welcome
by the Street TO the reorganization plan
or else to create speculative market
on which stock could be liquidated. A
few people thought that covering OF short
contracts on the idea that the bad news
was out might also have had something
to do with the rise. This latter sugges-
ton is not inherently improbable. for ex-
pericnce shows that spectators persist
in taking the smallest possible chances.
The reason why the financial district
finds IL hard to believe in the spectacle
OF stocks rising when faced with $40
assessment In that in the past assessed
stocks have frequently sold for less than
the assessment price. In fact, this has
been the case in the majority OF cases
in recent years. But IL remains to be
seen whether the present bull market will
have any effect upon the case of the
Wabash. Precedents have been proved
To be bad things to r. by when condi-
tions are utterly abnormal. After all,
the Wabash stocks have been selling
about as low "a they could do and no
less drastic treatment could well have
been expected.
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

United states steel was easily fhe
leader of tho market on The Consolidated
Stock Exchange Its movements sym
pathetically affected the list as whole,
dealings in it were heavy, 1850 shares
changing hands. The opening for Steel
was 59i,. ~ OF point above its clos
ing quotation on Wednesday, After
early reacting to 5S7s it strengthened
once more, with the upward movement
gathering impetus aftW midday and
carving the stock TO ON, when was
but a small fraction under its previous
top price since the reopenng of the
exchange in December, Large profit talk
ing sales were, however, invited by the
rise, with a sharp reaction ensuing The
closing was at 59i., Generally through
out the lis prices receded from their
best, although the closings as "A rule re-
hectcd net gains,
The minor steel stocks like Repub-
lie Iron and steel and Colorado Fuel,
were specially strong for time aud
there were also upward movements IN
various cquipmenr stocks, some Of
which had been previously advanced on
reports of lucrative war orders Pressed
Steel car was one OF the stocks that
rose sharply. touching high of 57%
against closing price OF Wednesday Of
81. Accompanying it's movement were
reports OF pending favorable develop
msnts affecting the company.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE,

The New York Federal Reserve Banl,
rates were per cent. for thirty TO
ninety days and 8 psr cent. for longer
hills
Open market discounts. prime accept
ances, maturing up TO ninety days. ~
d2L per cent.
Commercial paper rates were 80 a.
per cont for sixty and ninety day bill,
and for four to six months best names
40 q % per cent. for others.
Time money was in lighter demand
and steady. Rates were 90. q s per cent
for sixty and ninety days and az pei
cent. for four months, 3h 13% pc,
cent. for fve months and 4n4h per
cent. for longer periods.
Call money on the floor OF the Stock
Exchange yesterday ruled at 2 per cent.
high. 2is low Ia per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York: st
Louis. 1Oc, premium; San Francisco. 35c
premium: Minneapolis, soc. premium
Chicago, Toe. premium Cincinnati. par
Montreal, s5.62ia premium.
Call money In London was l u OIL.
per cent. short bills. 2's per cent ; three
months bills. . 1916 per cent.
Sterling exchange was firmer. Fina
quota lions were: Demand. Abs
cables Abs.
The weekly statement OF the Banl
OF England shows the following changes
Total reserve decreased 1850. 900; c!rcu
lation increased f353,000; bullion de
creased $4,000; other securities in
creased f2,37l 900 other deposits de
creased fl,7t9,00o; public deposits in
creased f6,654.000; Government securi
ties Increased f3,253.000,
The proportion of the banks reserve
to Liabilities is now 1880 per cent
against 1850 per cent, last week.
Bar silver in London, 2S7sd,; IN New
York, Bose.
New York Clearing House statement
Exchanges, s3l2,266,s52 balances, SIT,
ls3.4l6: Sub Treasury credit balance
S1S6,75s.
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Real Futures Market.

There In a market on the curb In the
new Interborough Consolidated Corpora
ton common and preferred stocks. which
are selling when issued" Curiously
enough both stocks are selling at prices
from to points above the market
for the present Electromagnetic tropoli-
tan shares on the exchange. although
superficiaily there seems to be no rea-
son why they should. This Is An at
tenpt to establish a futures market IN
Interboroughs. the disparity between the
rrices OF the old and new stocks repre-
sen;ing a present estimate of the value
to the market OF the proposed plan II II
should 60 through Whether this Is a
reliable estimate or not, II In, OF course.
impossible to say. Probably tho trans
actions are too few 10 represent tho
opinion OF the financial community as .
whole. One reason for the transactions
may be that being only contracts no
money is involved. All OF the trans
actions are conditional on the plan going
through. II II doesn't they become void.
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InvincibiIity.

The temper OF the speculative element
IN the Wall Street district Ia running
true 10 form, II Is according TO the
psychology OF speculation that success
especially success suddenly achieved
should create In tho mind OF the specu-
lator a feeling OF invincibility Sooner
or later this leads 20 overtrading and
other excesses and thereby the specu-
latve fever cures itself. One OF tho
phases OF q big speculative movement
IL the growth OF an obseseion that there
Is practically no limit 20 the lengths
to which prices can 20. In normal
times that 10 q danger sign The talk
heard in certain quarters OF the Street
suggests that this phase Is being ap-
preached, although Il may not have de-
veloped 10 anything like dangerous pro-
pert!ona People may be heard around
the commission houses now talking
gl!bly about 10 for Amalgamated, 50
for Can. 20 for Steel $50 for weeting-
house. 90 for Interborough preferred and
80 for marlborough common right away.
The conservative broker is not listened
to. Spectators who came down TO the
Street several weeks ago absolutely
green now know far more than their
broker does That IL because they have
made a great deal OF money in a very
short time. Also the Bethlehem Steel
episode furnishes a deadly retort TO any
attempts 30 advise caution. Tho lost
opportunity in Bethlehem Steel still
rankles in the mind OF many a specu-
lator,
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sIOO.OOO,OOO Debcntures Largest
single FIOtation In 4. =.

ALBANY, April 2S.--The upstate Pub
lie Service Commission approved to-day
the issue of SlOO,O00,000 of New York
Central debenture Is, the largest single
railway issue ever fioated In this coun-
try. The commission took this action
following final hearing this afternoon
AT which Albert II, Harris, counsel for
the Central, cleared up certain matters
of proof as to the interest of the Lake
shore in some OF the old company's
transactions.
The commission has decided that the
voting of the New York Central stock
for tho bond Issue was unquestonably
legal and that the objections OF G. II.
Venner raised at the last hearing in
New York city are NOT valid In the
premises.
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is not passed around eagerly from mouth
to mouth like the bull tip. And yet
there Ia a small minority which In stick
Ing to the idea that the advance has
gone to a level whore attention should
not be devoted entirely TO the buying
sids. This 10 the best looking market
not to buy I have seen In a LONG
time" said one Stock Exchange man.
There are three kinds Of markets. One
10 the market to buy in. We had thnt
two months ago. Second Ia the market
10 sell short and tho third Is the mar
ket to let alone. For fully eight months
in tho year. on the average, the mar
ket should be lot alone. In my opinion
this market may go considerably higher
but II 10 an altogether different one
from that prevailing early in the year
II IL no longer safe to buy In freely.
Prices are up anywhere from is TO 2b
points or more. and confidence has In
creased fully 90 per cent Broadly
speaking. there is only one safe rule 10
follow in speculation and that In to buy
when confidence Ia low and sell when
confidence Is high and AZ near full tide
as possible
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The Public Interest.

That the outside world Is taking an
increasing interest in the stock market
has been stated often enough. but per-
haps 1t has rot even yet been sufficiently
emphasized how keen this interest is.
Brokers are being reminded OF II con-
stantly by the character OF their bust
ness. Some OF this business is unusual
For instance. brokers are becoming more
or less accustomed to being called up
on the long distance telephone from
points several hundred miles distant by
clients or friends OF clients interested
in the daily course Of prices. A Stock
Exchange man yesterday received a
phone call from an upstate town a good
many hundred miles away. People here
tell me-" said the individual at the other
end OF the wire. that l am not yet too
late 10 get aboard on this bull market In
the "copper" shares. What do you think -
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THE CURB MARKET.

Stocks mainland their upward move
ment in tho outside market yesterday.
but active trading was confined TO
special descriptions. American Zinc fea.
tured tho industrials and closed at An
advance OF 2A points. Emerson Phono-
graph and Riker & Hegeman improved
u each. International Petroleum de-
clined " point.
Oils were strong but inactive. Stand
ard OIL OF Indiana added points TO SIS
recent advance. Vacuum Oil and Ohio
OIL were higher. and Anglo American
Oil was unchanged. Interborough Con-
solidated. when issued, was dealt In for
the first time. ranging between 25is and
81. The preferred shares yielded VI
point. Mining stocks were relatively
quiet and but little changed. Bondr
were fairly active and firm.
Transactions in detail In the market
yesterday were as follows;
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THE COPPER MARKET.
ElectroIytic Advances t. 10 Cents
q Pound.

The price OF electrolytic copper was
advanced yesterday TO 10 cents a pound.
the highest point reached on the present
advance. The market appeared strong
at the new level and producers reported
that considerable business was done.
TIE heavy demand for the red metal
continued undated. There were in
uvlries for copper to be delivered right
up 10 the end OF the year. One selling
agency reported that IL had received an
inquiry for early 1916 metal.
Tho rapid advance OF lake copper con-
tinued yesterday. with sales of the best
grades reported at 22ia cents pound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
The Humble Investor.

There are plenty Of evidences Of In
vestment buying in the stock market
But perhaps no single incident could
illustrate the presence Of this factor
moro than the following A Stock Ex-
change house yesterday received an
order by mail for the purchase outright
Of one share Of n stock selling around 40.
In payment for the same the letter con-
tained no less than twenty-three divi-
dend checks, duly Endorsed. The amounts
Of these checks ranged all the way from
so cents to s1.75. They represented the
April dividends on as many different
shares OF stock.
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THE STEEL MARKET.
unauiries for Railroad Equipment
Reported.

Further reports OF large shrapnel
orders from abroad were received yes
terday. A few new inquiries for rail-
road equipment were reported Rock
Island was said to be in the market for
10000 tons OF rails. Burlington Is seek
ing bids on some shop equipment and
NORTH Western has asked for prices on
some construction work Illinois Cen
trail tas ordered four locomotives.
Prices are holding steady on bars and
shapes, while plates are being offered
at concessions in some quarters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30

The sharp advance in American Can
by itself was obviously incomplete. Yes
terday afternoon the movement was
regularized when the news slips printed
the following "Chicago-It has been
whispered persstently that the Ameri-
can Can Company IS about TO close con-
tracts for large war orders for the
Allies"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Company, the Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron Company and the Reading
Company report for March:
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AAviainR Caution.

The cautious man does not get much
81 q hearing nowadays. What he says
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STANDARD OIL QUOTATIONS.

.psr value. $50. .Ex dividend.
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CENTRAL's BOND ISSUE O. KID

OOTU, : Z " EWUWs -, VU
Total bond sales (par value So .2+8. 1000
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SEX dividend
Whore a &c" follows
n quotation II ind
Gates = bid or offer
for 10 shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-30

Phones 1901 to 1910 John. 80 wall 81.
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RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.
transactions srcm Opening "a SOS p. N.

w0ENuVuN
Am Cot OIL s.
10000. % 3 81
Amer Ice deb o.
1000. ...SS
Am SneltSec O.
1000. o .
AmT&T CIV <iSs
10000. 10 ! 81
Am r a T cv u
1000. 81 2
An r a # cit a
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5000 -. ga 1000 go. , 3 .
1000, ..7 lO0O0.... > 3 IA
10000. ...697s 1000. ... 5 3 2
Erie gen - NY Tel gin as
1000. ...uo7s 1000. q I ! 2
Ev 4 7 II con o. Norf&WPocats
1000. ...S Sil 5000, \ X 4