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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT EATE-Fr
pspor maturing 10 ten days o. Jess. per cent; ~
70 niue'y days. per cent
CALL MONEY opened at ~ r.r cent: highest
p-r o-nt: lowest u. per cent: closing. Y-r cent.
renewal II, per cent
TINE MONEY vas h1nsr Rate, "a per cen,
'or sixty days. .. as per cen. for ninety days.
r,r cent for four. I've and sir month";
MERCANTILE PAPER vas STEADY. Ruling r.is.
sass p>r osn, Tor hes, uua-: bank ircepuaees.
2a2is per cent
oranges is2s o2s. Oi4; balances ;37.s2ss5s. Ia.
sub-Irenuy was creditor 10 the eIten' O. 'i''H.-
SUB -TREAsURY.-N.s York banks los, to ~.
sub.Tressury s:,2llooo. and Lost 'ins' Friday w.
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE
vTTERE.-Boston. FOR ton DAYS per cent: up %
ninety day,. {. PhiladelpMA : and pr cent eat
GsyI. T. s'Ity 10 ninety dsys al Richmond. % %
ninety DAYS. Per eert. AtAnts, up 70 hlnety days
- sis'y days. 4. SIXTY 70 niney days. ~ g
Louis. 8 AID per cent. MnaeapoAs, .nd s.,
up 10 nlns'y days pr cent. Dallas per cent.
san Francisco Tor ten days. Per cent; thirty
dsys. ~ thirty 10 shy DAYS. d siIT TO hine'y
days. "a.
DOMESTIC EyCHlSGE.-Chicsso. lee discount
Francisco. soc premium.
BANK S.-BaltimoIe-Erchans~. ~
B7a s95. balances $3.50. 73A. Boston-EIchans-s
f53s4.l5l: balances. s225e.7I9. Chlcaso-EI-
change go. 7sa.Il7; balances IS, i52s!l Phla-
louis Exchanges. tl7.isl.les: balances. Si.si7.-
Se4.
SILVER SfARKET.-Rar silver IN London vs'
esl-led unchanged. Nev York quotation wss
sac. unchanscd Mexican silver dollars, .csiec
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Demand sterling rose
further and closed ~ the top. Francs and MARKS
p.re lke9'se strong Cable and Gsht rates
Jondon-CablA. 453 s-i5. demand. 4725s. Paris
- Cable 5s9]l. check. $685. BeIiln-Cable. 7Iis
check. ~. Italy-Csole, ESQ; check. e5i.
Greece--Csbe, 1880: check. 1888 Sr'y and
ninety day bls London bankers sixty days.
4.6s: ninety days. 4.55.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
TOPICS OF DAY
IN WALL STREET
Impatience Over Markets
Delay in Resuming lis
Old Activity.
R&O. MAKES FINE
NOVEMBER SHOWING
Gamer Prices Up Here and in
tondon-Supply and Demand
Both Increasing.

rbs-s are those--watching the prog
-. ~ Anaconda. Mercantile Marine
..,.rred and one or two other issues
~bo are not content 10 have the mar
... described as lifeless. But if it is
d. dead it is sleeping. When 1t first
.-e3 into the doldrums there was no
..,, dissatisfaction. 1t was not ex-
..e5 70 continue there for long, and
Lila the Arcona matter was at an
nc state Of the discussion people
Eve inst as we'll satisfied not to have
'...ts in a vulnerable position. They
80 rlsased with the way tho list held
:, 90 level. A market that could wait
,,,v said. without turning weak was
=. ana that would suffer from
Scarves" But now there is great
49, OF impotence. With the Aus
80, matter troubling nobody m the
Sect. the non-professional specula-
- don't see why there should be
Hrther delay in resuming activity.
TSa elevator men and the window
.,ssners have begun 70 come around
In their Christmas lists; the price
II shines has been doubled through
-. presence Of dole boxes con-
,nicuously placed. In this week, when
x, cost OF living bursts the gauge,
tb,re should be more opportunity, say
snseulators, 10 get square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
LEASES MANY
BELOW I'D ST.

NJ. & L. Hess, Inc, leased $1,000
square feet Of space, comprising the
eleventh and twelfth floors at 3O4-3O8
East 23d st., for a term of years, to the
Beck Engraving Company, Of Phlla-
delphia. Offices at 22l-227 Fourth av.;
the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth
floors at 2l3217 Grand ST., containing
approximately $4,000 square feet, 70
the Foreman G. Clark Manufacturing
COMPANY. Inc, now at IA Fifth av., for
a term of years, at an aggregate rental
Of approximately $4,000; floors at 81
SO West 18th st. to the National Shirt
waist Company, and at 8 Bond st. to
Simon Bloom.
The Crukshank Company has leased
1000 square feet of additional space
to the Home Insurance Company IN 40
Cedar ST.
Apfelbaum & Apfelbaum rented
loft in II East 18th st. TO Irving W..
Rice & Co.. novelties.
Bastine & Co. leased the fourth floor
at 10 East 18th st. to Bell & Haber, and
the eighth floor at 1915 West 10th ST..
to Reikes & Hartman.
Pease & Gilman leased floor IN 70
West 47th st. 10 Mario Colasso, and IN
8 West 37th ST. to Mrs. Clara Z. Cold
berg.
The firm Of L. J. Carpenter leased
the five story building at 2 Jones Lane
20 Andrew Mills & Sons, and loft at
81 West Sd st. for Virginia Clark to
John Leonie & Co.
A. II. Mathews has rented the third
loft at 1918 Wooster Sc. to kash &
Leder; first loft at 20 West 18th St, to
Malasky. Friedman & Shapiro, and IN
conjunction with NJ. l.. Hess the
first loft at $3.50 Blocker ST., 70 the
Gaiety Waist Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
COTTON SALES FALL
AS HOLIDAYS NEAR
Evening-Up and Straddle Opera
tons Only FeatureS-Cable
and Local News Steady.

The cotton market was very quiet
yesterday and prices fuctuated within
a range of Z or S points. Business
consisted chiefly Of evening-up for
over the holidays or readjustinS ac-
counts in anticipation of January
notices on Monday morning, combined
with straddle operations through
houses with Liverpool connections.
Otherwise there was practically no
trading feature, and the market closed
steady net, ; points higher 10 = points
lower, new crop deliveries being rela-
lively easy. .,
Cables were relatively steady and
the market opened at an advance or b
points to a decline of point, with
January showing the greatest gain. 1t
seemed that Liverpool straddlers were
covering near-month shorts, but there
was scattering January liquidation,
and that position soon sagged OF IN
keeping with the rest OF the list. Spot
houses bought at this level against
sales Of May and July, while Liverpool
sold October against purchases OF
January and March. A little later
Liverpool sold May in spite of the al
ready wide differences, while there was
some New Orleans selling here. Prices
sagged off TO a net loss of to 2 points:
Trading then became very quiet and
subsequent fluctuations were irregular,
with the close showing rallies OF or
8 points from the lowest.
Exports yesterday were 25,739 bales,
making 2.14726 so far this season,
against 2,2l6,305 last year. Little Rock
reported decline of II points in the
SPOT markets, but Norfolk was II
points and Galveston 10 points higher,
while other markets were unchanged.
Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22

k1s1a has bought, and is buying,
q -se Quantities Of war materials and
ner lpD.cs in Japan A. the begin
Y o. The war she was so badly OF
Ia arms and ammunition that she
maze otter % buy the entire equip
.. s1i o. he Mikado's army, lock. stock
- barrel Needless 20 say, she did
~. gel -; bat the munitions compa-
- 10y busy, even qs those in the
L'5eo states. and there was the same
-a Of war boom 10 Japan that there
-, mere kugsias means Of direct
.."tmtnt were inadequate, 20 that
80 hae % be heavy drafts drawn
-hss Russian credits In London.
80 Japanese bonds are being eager,
vstAt % London, % be RENTED % the
-. Do leu u JaDauese funds, or o.
ice ne number Of sterling draft
-. - 10 Japan. Russian credits raised
g. Hls country carry the stipulation
80. Meir proceeds must be expended
49, Dut u is not impossible that in
~, course Of time there might be
plffs arranged which would permit
ssa 70 pay her Japanese debts
gs'1gn New York. end thus increase
~ Employment Of the new dollar cz-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
Europe Running Up a Big Bill.

Big trade balances no longer arouse
kny thrills, but surely IL is something
20 think about that the balance for
The last six months OF this calendar
year. which are the first of the fiscal
period, will certainly exceed $1,000
100000. Up 10 December IS the mark
had moved up 20 96O,0OO,OO0, and the
excess Of exports over imports in the
latest week reported was S51, 1917 ,092.
only some way could be found 10
maintain the volume OF exports while
Changing their character, so that in
tine Of peace they would not melt away
Ike the mists OF the morning all would
Be we'll But as II IS, the making Of hay
While the sun shines is a well com
rended practice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
Conner 70 Meet Demand.

The National Conduit and Cable Com
rlny says: The present absorption
Of copper is highly favorable TO market
values Of the metal, but IL is fortunate
FOR the consuming trade that the ag-
rregste output at producing centres is
In sufficient volume TO meet the heavy
demands Of recent months. The move
nent Of copper into consumption IS
likely % tax from IS per cent to 100
per cent of productive capacity if de-
nand keeps up at the recent substan-
tial rate. New developments in 1916
will therefore be watched with intense
interest. We are in a psriBd of abnor-
nal conditions, and both consumption
aud production Of copper are bound TO
iacgease in the next five years. The
rerarkable improvement in market
prices will undoubtedly greatly slim
axe future production throughout the
world "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
ST. PAUL ROAD SELLS BONDS
VIII Also Retire Big Issue Held In
France.

Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and the National
City Bank have purchased from the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail
way Company s2,856,000 of its general
mortgage AZ per cent bonds, due 1889,
issued TO refund like amount of Da-
kota & Great Southern first mortgage
8 per cent bonds maturing January !.
Announcement was made yesterday
that the Railroad Commission of Wis
consin had authorized the st. Paul COM
pany 20 issue S4S,176,650 Of bonds un-
de: indenture to the United States
Mortgage and Trust Company, to re-
tire a like amount Of its 4 per cent
ffteen-year European loan Of 1910
bonds, heretofore held In France, sur
rendered by owners to the French
government and sent to this country.
The present issue will be payable in
currency OF the United States, will bear
4 per cent, and will mature June J.,
1926
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
MINING.
Yonkers Gets Fire Insurance Co.

Several prominent business and pro-
fessional men Of Yonkers have just or
ganized new FIRE insurance company,
70 be known - the United America In
euranco Company Of Yonkore. IL will
have capitai OF 100000 and O. sur.
Illus Of $4,000 Among the promoters
are Louis Sprcckols o. the Federal
Sugar Company; William Campbell, Of
the Waring Hat Company; Oliver Scott,
John y. Crimmins aud John +. Bren-
ran. Organization was effected yes
terday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

So far as the general list was con-
cerned, trading on the Consolidated Ex-
change during most OF the session was
more or less Of a holiday character.
Dealings in odd lots, however. we're on
a gratifying scale and distributed over
broad list. Transactions took place
in seventy-five different issues. Ameri-
can Beet Sugar was dealt in at from
699s to 697s and back again TO 693s.
American Smelling and Refining
changed hands as high as 1O5. United
States Steel common opened at S97s.
its best. Mexican Petroleum receded
TO q73,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22

One dealer in copper was quoted
yesterday as saying that the price to
regular customers was 20l4 cents
FOUND, but that 70 others the price
would not be less than 2O17 cents. In
London the metal crossed 500 q ton
for the first time since 1907. At these
prices copper production is stimulated
10 the highest degree, and since Alaska
and Chill have been added TO the pro-
duetive area the possibilities of addi-
tons to the worlds annual output
have increased enormously. A great
many people are looking forward to
restoration work in Europe after the
war absorbing all the copper that is
produced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22

Il was announced yesterday that
George T. Kennedy, vice-presldent OF
the Chatham and PheniX National
Bank. would resign on January l to
become a partner of d. y. Matthews &
Co builders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
Coal East Getting Scarcer.

There - now an actual shortage Of
nIhfacite, and while domestic consum-
.Is have not yet had 20 face refusal
o. their orders they will soon be con
ifonted with that situation unless
were Is a rapid change for the better
N TIE transportation industry. The
congestion on the railroads was in
creased By last weeks storm. Pre-
nuns have already been paid on some
iiitee-bun.ng Goals. New England feels
,ae heavy grip Of high prices for coal
oteI1se there are blockades on the
leiifoads and an unusual scarcity OF
Fessel tonnage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22

100 Per Cent Stock Dividend.

Lansing. Mich, Dee. IA stock
dividend 81 100 per cent was declared
n the annual stockholders meeting OF
the REQ Motor Car Company this alter
noon. The capital stock OF the COM
pany was Increased from Si,OOO,OOO 10
$4,000, 900. The directors were re-
elected and they reelected tho present
officers of the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
HoTpousE PRopUcrs.

CUCUNfBERs doz. 5oc9G.37. culls. boz. 81 50s
ss25. LETTUCE. Jersey and nearby. doz. 25a b
Me- 4-doz box. 81. Boston. 2-boI strap. SIC g
500 SOC; MUSHROOMS. white Alb basket. s. % p
sl5O. brown. SlaSl % buttons 75c8$l. RADISH-
rs. 100 punches. .i.5OaS2 50. TOMATOES. per H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
y. & o. Flourishing.

Baltimore & Ohio, always the first
a the railroads TO report monthly
Awnings, starts the November state
rspts with what should be an exam
Ma 10 the other roads. Gross returns
n tbst month increased S2,S54,4l3 and
nat s1.f75,783. Those items were not
exceeded even in the good year 1912,
and the figures are far ahead of those
~ 1913. For the FIVE months ended
with November that make up the new
fiscal wear 10 date the gain in gross
was s6.4l1.IS2 and the gain in net S4,-
sac e2O Out of that increase in net
could be paid the full years dividend
On the preferred stock and l.3 per cent
on the common-out Of the increase
Slone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22

COPPER rss fm. with elsc,folytc quoted a.
eOi. ls2Oizc. TIN-On the New YORK Metal IL
change tn was dull. with spot IN hVe-ton lots
quoted al soc for sp0.. LEAD vas arm. with New
York spot nominal aud East - Louis 5.2jc I'd ior
December SPLITTER vas dull. With East st Louis
December quoted o. ltc b'd. IL Loldon lead closed
~ go Tor spot and IS IS 'or futures With speiier
DO. quoted At $50 and futures 81. Copper stand
.Ti pot in London vas quoted a. SO s. futures
Al fsI Is and e.ectr0ly.c spot 600 l0s Win ,sles
o. 600 tons spot AID 900 tons futures. Tin n Lon
don closed a. 1851 s. for standard $40. and sles $
Tor futures. With sales o. 50 tons SPOT and 100 ,ons
futurss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22

Int 4 G n Is, Is
s5OO.OOO,oOO per cent bonds are con

$500. 000 900 per cent bonds are con-
yertiblc. Under the agreement just
completed with the representatives of
the British and French finance minis
tries the trust company's services will
include receiving and safeguarding the
original issue Of Az per cent bonds in
both coupon and registered form; de-
livering AZ per cent bonds in exchange
for the 8 per cent; registering as to
principal the coupon AZ per cent bonds
and transferring them; transferring
the fully registered Az per cent bonds;
exchanging registered or coupon bonds
Of one denomination for those of an
other, and keeping records Of the issue
Of all Az per cent bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
Birth Bate Increasing.

ksthodion Bronze preserves its
Eoma-the stock, that is. The dis
r5uting arrangement carried II yes
sroay up 20 37is on the curb, and il
broke no further than 70 p, closing at
o. Altogether about 10000 shares
we're traded in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
pITTsBURG STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

5000 Penn r, 's.loo io' s'H ssh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.

C01ee was intctI1e, With tOfal sales Tor Tie day
amounting 20 1850 bags. but the undertons was
easy and anal prices were 70 points net lower
The news " the day distinctly ,nors bearish
and sentiment al tho close against the market.
Offers from Brazil were lower. Oh the basis OF
sT0c for Santos a.. and there were run0rs that
sales made under this figure
Tie local spo, market was dun and nominally
unchanged on the basis OF 7'.c FOR Rio No T.
Range o. prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22

ness doing. sales. 10000 bales. speculation and
st,o-- 900. American. 900. Imports. $1,000
Americsn, IS 600 Mid-upland. 7.jjd. Futures
orened quiet bu. steady. lelh points higher
closed steady at a net advance 81 SO g points
Jsn-Fob T4sd; Mar-Apr. 7.39iad. Mas June.
s0Ild: July-Aug. 723isd. Oct-Noy. toflzd
Manchester: Yarns quiet but firm; cloths. far
business doing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS.

.s,ook diro-d. 'hra 10 pr csat eIif, TAI
Der cent EXTRA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
Sales in Austion Rooms.
Al a Yesey s..
By NJ. MorsenthAu. Jr., CO.

Al a Yesey s.,
By NJ Mors,n,hau. Jr. Co.
9TH ST. 25s W. s. $50 E!ghth az ,5Ilos;s -
sfv mt ard stores : Nach, at Dora Ns-
de. e. a. : Wacht. u. ATTY. Meyer. ref !,
due g IS taxes. etc. st,No5i suoleG 70
utgs lf $4,000. 90 The pialn.f ior S,VW over
p-ur liens
By Samuel Ma-I
ti7TH ST. FL z r . 227 Madison az. S2.st
IGOff sty termi, Mare wight az Murray
estate q a. Sash X Jones. at]s. W Allen. rel
due s-s.2l0.3s. tsTes. etc. !j25So 20 the PLAIN
~ f0r $4,000.
Al lie Bronx Exchange:
b Joseph p. Day.
HUGHES Az. 2274-s 5. Is.le 1884 n. s, n
90 three IS dwlgz Grace G Marin AZ Ann
MrCuire et Al: Martin 4 Howe attys. II G
Betty. REF. due sli.sj2s4. adjourned 70 Jan
PsOspecT Az. aoss. IS. 2lrt. 1901 a.. ssir
1905. sfy d2ig Guaranteed Mtg Co q y
az @ Gallant - a.. Darlington 4 Pierce ai'ys
r. p E.f-y. rof. due. SJ,i5s.tI, taxes. &c. $500
to fh. u.nirtl~ for s. O0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22

Operations d. me market for co.tonseed on wer.
largely 90 the form % evening up for over the Aol
dztt and out o. the total days business 81 n 800
barrels q large proportion was 81 tie form n
ssit,hes from January 10 March aud Mdr. well
a. Is0m Mach .0 MAY. On the whole The under
tone vas steady 70 firm. aud flal quotations were
. 70 3 points net higher. Range o. prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
DIsehargs Granted.

LEON FTCKIEE-Jufse Hand has granted
6l-rlsrce from bankruptcy 20 Leon Flicker. dea-ei
ir d-.go0ls. o. 1910 TLirI az SgalAsL WHOM
r,tif.5n va lisd on January s. 1912.
r,nLrlnIcu tedulcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22

Price. in the -four market we're strong and higher
owing TO the advance IN wheat. but the volume Of
business was small with buyers and sellers apart
BUCkNuEAT FLOUR-NaTket duh. 81. 100
ID. RYE FLOUR-sbady; fair 70 good. $500
$50. choice to faney, 5.I5GSjso. C0RNsiEAIl-
steady Kiln dried. t3.75@S3SO. BAG MEAL
steady nne white and yellow. slT5. coarse sl.5S
FEED-Ciiy steady Bran bulk. $3.50; l00-lb
sacks. s2i. heavy middlinss do s2i. nour mddllnss
do. $3.50. red dog -four. iiO-lb sacks. s32. West
efn quiet. bran l00-lO sacks S22 s. % S23; stand
ard riiddngs DO. Sass a 500. nour middlinss do.
$3.50. red dog -four li0-lb sacks, !2s.7S; oil
meal s3gdS3g 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
New Tenants for Dwellings.

Pcase & Gilman rented, furnished.
for w. w. Ellsworth 20 Arthur W.
Page an apartment in 30 West 57th St
Porter e. Co. leased for Mary T.
Mulry TO Jacob Ellentuch the three
story dwelling at ops West 127th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22

BARKER Az . cor Lester Il. s,y fran. dwls
glf1O. Fic.cr 3012 Barker av cwnef. A
Gaury 1911 White Plains az sgchitect 81 900
Barker Az ilf ~ "a Adee aF gy ffams
dvlg 2or50. W@.ush. 20ls BARKER ~. owner.
Gsrey. 1911 White Plain, az. architect
SLeOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
lie BrQrE kfchalEe
b. Joseph p. Day
psiosP,
New Building Plans.
The Bronx.

PARK Az - lsI 2 Is4tL s.. I siy store. 56I
sss Wlnn. Rliy Go. 81 Muller, s35 Iute0als
az pres owner hopps. so wesiehcster Az.
architect. $40 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22

Futures opened quiet, generally l 70 2 points
lower. Tho market eased OF under general liquids
ton. closing o. points net lower. with the ey-
ception 0. December which closed 20 points higher.
Sales Tor the day. 1850 tons. Range ~ prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
CHEESE

Fec..r.t f5r week. lO-5D0 l6tts- knDorts 'of week
% Europe 800 boxes 90 other Countries ~ boxes
state who. mit. held H4ts. specials. lIitsIt tc
1870. average fancy. sit6iiisc. .hrits-s. spe-
cis.s i7c: .nin5. specials. i'c. daisies, specials.
l1isc, al styles uudsrs.lies - z ice. Wisconsin.
whole u!.k fancy daisios I-GIf.c; twins u "a
~. .ledda-5. .Tc: YoIu. Americas. lIls fl7-1c'
s'ate skins held. specials lsc. curre1, make 'pe-
ciais .4ditlsc. fresh .f3!cs. ID "a .3isc' fsir 20
sooI. ..i4g.-i.c. common. j9lcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
BANKERS Trust Bond Registrar.

ne bsnkera Trust Company L6g
~ appointed bond registrar" for the
81 ~ per cent bonds Of the
"As'o,Ffencn loan into which the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22

BALpwN 4 RITsERT 60.

BALDWIN RITsLRT Co ninllsc'n'es o
,ssfLers a. a T. Llst o.. 20 Lester b. Freedman;
II vas incorporate % JanuaTY. 1914 Win capital
sfo.E e. D50' and william Rtseft - president.
VICTOR KOCH HAIR INDUSTRY, NC, Shos-
sale dcais. b human haiT goQes a. Us f. loth -.
4, soruou Hvman. Victor Koch Is president. 10
vas IN .his line Tor hf;ceu years ard tie com
usTv vas iuc0-porsfsd e. April. 1914. go
SMITH 4 MEYER fccnposec u PLlIp D. smith
and ~lmve Aiete-I manufacturers - silk was's
A. $3.50 IS istn g.. nave made az assignment Co
Archibald Palmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-22
PROVISIONS.

Provisions we're irregular early in the day. but
later developed weakness under more vigorous sell
ing based predictions o. continued heavy TO
oeipts " hogs and reports that the hogs coming
in are o. heavier weight. Receipts Of hogs al Chi
cAgo we're ~. 900. estimated Tor Wednesday $4,000
Kansas City anG Omaha each received II 700 hogs.
PORK-Steady. Mess. slS1jg $ls. family. 5000
q S22 80. short clear, sleGS.2 BEEF-Steady.
Mess. Sl6j0Gti7. family. $lSGSlS.50; packet.
SlG508&l1; extra India mess. s27.50aS2S.
DRESSED HoGs-Essy; Bacous, eisc; $50 ID.
MEATS-Pickied bellies. quiet. 10 10. ll&c: u
lh. lilsc; Il 70; ll.e Pieklei hans. steady.
quoted AZ iis.o TALfL9W-Qqis - special.
Middle West. 9.75gs.sJ city lard. barely steady
quoted. CSC; refined lard. barely steady; Con-
tinent 10 $50, south America. lie. Brazil kegs.
l2e. COMPoCND-Dull quoted. 9n q Toe. sTEAR-
INE-Barely steady; oleo loo: city lard stesrine.