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Evening journal., 1915-07-16
LnST ANn FOENn.

r osT~THURsDAY NIGHT on BRANDY
- wine Springs car near power house
dull gold hat PIN. Valued as gift. Re.
ward II returned TO the Evening Journal
Once iy162t.
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rPHOLSTFRING

~~--~~~----~--~---~~--~
LIVERY WEEK Is CLEANUP WEEK
IL with US. Phone us for an estimate on
repairing your furniture. We can fix
you up on awnings and screens. Can We
be Of service AVERY & AUSTERMUHL.
No COZ Orange street. d. A.. 5135.
june1 S-eod-1m
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NJ RS. WORTH, NO. rs EAST SEVENTH
h street scientific palmist ne years at
Brandywine Springs Gents. soc Ladies.
25c No Sunday work. iy1312t.
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YOU WANT TO SELL Your
i clothes, call up Isaac Gibbs No s3s
rench street. D.. & A. phone. No, 29e5 and
he will call for them. None bought at
store ian6.tf
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SANITARY WORKERS.

"A Il. kELTER-5ANIIAf1. ODO.s
WI. LESS EXCAVATIN0.
once s. W. Corner Fourth and West Ste.
D. & A. Phone. 51Is. oct2l-h
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BUSINESS OPPORruNITIEs.


NJ ADAM LEO AND QUEEN RICHANDA
WI worlds greatest palmists Tells past,
present and future; also love and business
affairs OF both white and coiored Price,
25e. shellpot Park en- summer iunels.lm
LOST AND F0gHD.
T OsT-THURsDAY NIGHT on BRANDY
dun gold hat PIN. Valued as a gift Re
ward If returned to the Evening Journal
once iy16.2t.
T OsT-BETwEEN NINTH AND TENTH
II streets on east side small open face
gold watch Elgm movement Reward If
returned 20 the tv"ring Journsi once
lylo-st
7 osT-GoLD LoCRET AND CHAIN;
Beach or i"i dupont street car. Reward i re.
turned 20 Mrs. + Joyce, No. lQ22 Reed
-llee. 49,.
BUSINESS NOTICE.
II YOU HAVE CLOTHES TO SELL
| cGu HARRIET E. FISHER. No. 529 Pop
lar St. Phone. 4727J octl3eod-tf.
AZ ADAM T. B.-CARD READING.
ll Ladies' 25c gentlemen, soc. No. IS
=. rwenty-seeond St iy2-eod-im.
NJ RS. WORTH NO. rs FAST SEVENTH
IVA street, scientific palmist ne years. az
Brandywine Springs Gents. soc Ladies.
25c. No Sunday work iy1312t.
ID lANO MOVING AND HAULIN6-ALL
i work done with special care. ID. q A.
pnone. 23It; Del. 1912. James Stewart
Lowe, No. 1909 Tatnan St. ians.n
7 AVN MOWERS saARPENED AND
- repaired. Carpet sweepers aud Wiring
ers repaired JOHN r. SCHWEIZFR No.
525 W Front st. Both phones marsOtt
lTF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
i clothes. call up Isaac Gibbs No s3s
I 4 rench street. d. A. phone. No 29e5 and
he will call for them. None bought at
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
MINING

rrnrp.r, RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE.--For
psp,r maturing in ten days o. less. per cent up
10 ninety days pr cent
CALI MONEY ocened a. per cent: hish.s, :
,er cent. lowest. :. Der cent: closing per cent:
.enegsl. per cent.
TINE MONEY vas aal.' Rates %, pc. =. es e
Tor sirty DAYS. =. per cent Io' mneV d'ys -NS'
rsr cent for four i've md sir months
MERCANTILE PAPER Tss dull Ruling rae.
sasb per cent Tor best names: bank sec.ptsnces.
sSsl. Per cent.
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS. - EI-
cb,nsrs' ,ssesisii. balances. sjs9.o5o. 90 tn,
sh T,e,,lry vas creditor 10 the extent 81 $500 seq.
SIN. TREASURY New York banks gained frotn
The sub treasury 81 ~. 900 and gained since Fri
day S.OSj.ooo.
rrnyRAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE.
NINETY days 4. Philadslphis. ard par cent.
Cleveland. tor ten day., -, Psr es"i up 70 siri.
SiSsty DAYS. per cent Atlanta. up 70 ninety diys.
! pot cent. chicago. ue 70 SIXTY days. yer cent.
c,np Ni,nnsspolis ard ~, per cent; Kansas Civ.
De, cent. Dallas. PEI cent san irsnesso. 70,
,sa day., PI IT., ssn 10 n an dns "''V 10
DoNEsTlC EXCHANGE. Chicago SOC discount:
a. E,.ne,.eo Noe premium ~ Louis. i5c dis.
eoan, BID Sc discount asked Minneapolis. zoe pre-
MUM.
y, z si,fsi. b.snes. s,.S ss; chicago siehans.:
s .,.6sss.. iii.,s;;Sys. bi.hec, ,iss;'cS7.
SILVER MARKET. Bar silver in London va,
"a ii-isd. |. loss o. Nd New YORK ayotstiol sss
ssse. oil se MEXICAN silver dollars 90.
roRrtcN ExCHANGE-sierllng and frlncs both
.baa,d r,sctionsry tendencies and marks fell 10 q
new los record. Cable and sish. rates. ionton-
Cable. t;i. a,msng; tTos P.t'-C .4s
az IA UsIy-Csbls. d.si: check. as. Grsece
..,,ls. 1915: ci,sck ie,o sKty and ninety dSr
tins' London. bsnisn'. 'i,W has' AS: nin't'
dAss. ltL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
More Smoke Than Fire.

There were mssy ostensible causes
for the decline in the market, the be-
lief that Congress would consider i'm
posing a tax on fabricated steel in con-
nection with the national defence
plans being the chief. Mr.. Vanderlip's
speech of Wednesday night was also
classed with the bear arguments. II
might readily have been taken as en-
optimistic prediction about the near
future of the United States For the
purposes Of the bears, however. stress
was laid on the warning that the
Allies purchases of supplies in the
United States would tend TO diminish
as the war went on. for lack OF the
means to pay for them. This was
linked with the reports that the $780,
100000 Anglo-French loan had not been
going too we'll. Early in the market
session there was Il sale Of one bond
at 9724 and Of another at 97i2, seller
10. 1t is less than ten days now until
the syndicate which underworld the
bonds is scheduled to be dissolved. The
Street heard yesterday that there would
be no extension Of the syndicate's life.
If this is true, the restriction on the
selling price of the bonds will be re-
moved on December 10, and there will
be chance to see whether or not cur
rent quotations represent their real
market value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
kathodion Bumped Again.

There used to be man who walked
around the edges of the Curb market
in Broad Street and delicately removed
waste paper. apple cores and other
casual disfigurements of that outdoor
bourse. His job was not onerous and
il was a source Of continuing pleasure
TO the Curb brokers TO note how with
the years his girth increased in the
peaceful pursuit Of his vocation. In
creasing contentment, however, seems
TO have lessened his assiduity, or else
he is no longer there. How else to
account for the recent trading in
kathodion Bronze, which was surely
no compliment to any ones olfsctories.
is a mystery. Describing its meteoric
career from so per cent OF its par
value to 1880 per cent and back 10 300
per cent. one Of the reputed sponsors
for the stock said with indignant mai
vete yesterday that il had fallen into
the hands of "a bunch of gamblers!"
There didn't seem TO be any reason TO
contradict him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
COTTON INACTIVE;
EVENING-UP SEEN
Opening of Congress and Two
Expected Crop Reports
Blamed for Dulness.
London y. Y.
close. equiva-

Cotton was much less active yester-
day, with the action of prices re-
garded as indicating a disposition 10
even up commitments for oyer the
week end, the converting Of Congress
and the two important government re-
ports expected next week. Following
Wednesdays advance into new high
ground for the movement. these OPP
orations resulted in declining prices,
with the market closing barely steady
at net loss of Q to ID points for the
cay. May contracts, which sold at
1898 early, eased of 10 1913. The
close was at the lowest point OF the
day on most deliveries.
The market opened steady az an adj
vance Of to ! points in response 10
higher Liverpool cables. and sold
about to points net higher right
after the call on covering and bullish
overnight spot advices. Liverpool
was seller Of late months here,
while there was evidently very little
support around the ring. Prices soon
turned easier under scattering liqui-
dation and local selling for a reaction.
There appeared TO be no change In the
general character OF the news, but
some reactionary sentiment had de-
veloped when prices sold into new
high ground for the movement on
Wednesday afternoon, while the un-
settled ruling of the stock market was
accompanied By considerable Wall
Street realizing There was enough
| covering or scattered fresh buying 10
cause slight rallies from time to time
during the day. but the support at no
time became aggressive and the mar
ket reached the lowest point in the
late trading.
There appeared to be apprehcnsions
in some quarters that discussions may
develop in Congress next week Of a
sort 10 cause some uneasiness in view
Of international conditions. II is
POSSIBLE that this feeling had some
influence during the day, although the
selling movement was hardly active
enough 70 suggest any real nervous
ness. The most general opinion among
local brokers appeared TO be that the
selling movement was chiefly in the
way OF scattering liquidation pro-
NOTED by uncertainty as to the show
ing Of next weeks ginning and crop
figures and the nervousness OF the
stock market. Southern spot adyices
continued or buliish average, and
the sales as officially reported were
larger, at several points quotations
ruling from 10 points lower to %
points higher, with Memphis relatively
firm. The Houston market was 10
points lower. but again reported IA
large business, with sales OF 1922
bales.
Exports for the day were 20,539
bales. making 1.828,681 so far this
season. Notwithstanding the recent
reports OF a better export demand,
some authorities are predicting that
clearances will run far behind last
years during December and January.
The outward movement during these
two months last season was particu-
larry heavy, including clesrsnces to
Central European and scandinavian
countries, which are practically closed
TO cotton this eason.
Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
Gold in Good Hands.

In a recent address on "The Federal
Reserve Banks and Our Gold Re-
serve" John T.. Rovensky. manager of
the foreign exchange department Of
the National Bank of Commerce. COM
mented favorably upon the action OF
the Federal Reserve banks in aecumu-
lating gold, practically in exchange for
their notes. 1t acted as a check upon
imitation, he said, by substituting a
considerable amount OF Federal Re
serve notes for gold in the banks
money which could not be used as cash
reserve against loan expansions for
money which could be so used. Be
sides, IL put substantial amount OF
gold under the control OF an institu-
ton not actuated BY Ii desire TO make
profits, but by an aim TO promote the
public welfare. When the war ended
and the gold flow turned eastward the
advantage Of having the precious m,tal
90 out in normal manner avoiding
obstructive tidal waves followed ny
spasmodic recessions would be ap-
preciated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
The Spectre of Peace.

Nobody in London or Paris or Petro-
grad, il is said, believes that peace is
near. Few people in Wall Street be-
lieve il either, when they try 10 draw
up the probable terms of the treaty.
Yet it is fact that there is an under
current of uneasiness about peace-un-
easiness because it is expected that
the first definite limitations, whenever
they come. will bring about the begin
ming of a readjustment in business and
finance whose direction is not clearly
seen. Those who cannot defend their
belief by argument fall back on the
recollection that the possibility of a
general European war was scoffed at
by financial leaders in Wall Street
even up TO twelve hours before that
war began. II there can be one mir
acle. they say, there can be another.
And they talk seriously OF the break
in the Austrian Cabinet, Of the Social
Democrats questions in the Reichstag
the economic distress in Germany and
Austria. the new low records in Ger
man exchange and the rise of sterling
and francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
KATHODION BRONZE
TAKES ANOTHER DROP
Stock That Had Skyrocketed
from 4 TO IS Goes Back TO Is.

Stock of the Kathodion Bronze
Works, which furnished the feature Of
trading on the curb market last week
and skyrocketed from price Of early
in November until it reached 68 the
last day Of the month, broke violently
yesterday, showing a net loss for the
day Of 22ia points. The opening sale
was at 80, an overnight drop OF B
points. and the lowest price of the day
was 10, a decline of 90 points from
Tuesdays high.
Much mystery has enshrouded the
action of the stock, and conservative
brokers have refused 10 accept buying
orders on the way up, fearing the abb
rupt drop that finally resulted. One OF
the reasons advanced for the rapid rise,
as we'll as the more abrupt decline, was
the small capitalization Of the com
pany, which is only 100000, but which,
according TO plans now under consid-
Grafton. will be increased to s25.000,0O
In this connection President Z. s. Clark
made this statement:
"The officers of the Kathodion Bronze
Works are not ready TO issue a full
statement regarding the details Of the
new organization and Of the stock divi-
dends to be declared. II is deemed de-
sirable 70 make this announcement in
view of the various unauthentic rumors
given out from time TO time, which
have been used by brokers for stock
market manipulation. We expect to
have all the figures compiled and par
ticulars of the business and contracts
closed ready for publication this week"
When Mr. Clark was asked for an ex-
PLANTATION Of the violent drop in the
stock of his company he said: 81 am a
business man, and did not know Of the
break on the curb until after the close
Of the market"
.Ir. Clark said that the stock Of the
proposed new company would have q
par value of $40. as against the pres
ent par of So. The increase in the capt.
tslzation from 100000 to $4,000, 900,
he stated, was to provide working CAPT
tai for increased business. He admitted
that stock would probably be offered to
the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
Railroad Earnings.

The following comparative railroad
reports for October have been made
public:
Nss York New Haven A. Hsrtford-Gros,, s.
ssz9it Increase $500. 800. net after tsIes. 81 1876
s5S. Increase. t6jissa.
New York. ontario a Westsni-Gros,. t5sG. t57
increase. 80 il2: net after taiss. tlsi.i6i. IN
rresse. t5i.s20
Central New Englsnd-Gfoss. Nfs, $50. incfess.
sf22 sS7 net after iAx~. f25s,ss3. increase
SOL $50
nel.U.f. Isrkawanns A Wcstsr-Gro-s. 81
lts go. increase tt73, lj2. net after taIes. 81.
s3z a0t mefcsss. 33ee.s5s
Atlantic coast Iins-tIro.s. t2,573.55$. incr.De
tiif.Gls. net after ist-. Nvo.oH' Increase
Sy2s. ib3
n,b.ms Great souihsu-Gfos.. t9Ll2i IN
cfssss. ti02 $50. net after thies. ttb6ss; nerene
ts5 Gs.
c,,4op,u Sew Orleans q TEXAS Fsrne-Gross
a. q SIS. ircfene te.2ii net after tares. 9is.63o
Increase. f5s.;s5
,,.ttic 4 Ohio Gross tit..f2. increase. flN.
s,s' III sn,, fsrs.. t2i2.tio. increase, ts,5t1.
n.o,gi. soutl,snt A fiouda Gross t-l@,s.S; ~
crease. ti7 ,sSG net sfttfNsrss. fbs's10i incrs.'
S55.sW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
DIVIDENDS.
THE YALE & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A quarterly dividend (No; ~ OF one ana ma
quarter ending December 3ist has been de.
clsred By the Board OF Directors out oI
past earnings. payable January 3. Isi 80 70
stockholders OF record at the Close 0i Ou''
ness December IS. 1915. a.. "a,
An extra dividend no. 70 o. nye ps.
cent $50 has also been declared, psyeoIo
December 20, 1915. TO stockholders or re-
ord Al the close OF business Deoeih0e' -
1915. - IA
Tn. transfer books will be closed az s'os
p 81. December 10. 1915. and reopeheu
'""'"' o. J. II. TowNB. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
TOPICS OF DAY
In WALL STREET
Steel Common the Stock
Markets "Old Man
of the Sea-"
PERSISTENT SELLING
DRAGS OTHERS DOWN
Report That Fabricated Steel
Will Be Taxed by Federal
Government Hits Stock.

Steel was the outstanding feature Of
the market. 1t weighed upon prices
and upon the spirits of traders like a
thousand Of brick. II was so persist
emily and conspicuously heavy, II not
weak, that there was no striving
against its sentimental influence. Raj
lies in other stocks were without avail
to break the spell of reaction. They
were generally short-lived. Under
meath the whole market was Steel, pull
ing like a magnet. Much of the selling
of that issue was by traders, but more
came from the Western wire houses.
Selling from those sources is so nearly
professional in character that the diff
ference between 1t and purely profess
sional operations is generally neg
ligible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
"kultur" in the Stock Market.

Wall Street has been bearish for
some time past. but in the main traders
have been frank to say that it was be-
cause of technical conditions. The
strength of the country's business was
not questioned. The strength of the
market was. II seems that stocks were
not "in the right hands" and the only
way to get them there was to take
them away from those who had them
and at the same time make them cheap
enough for "the right hands to reach
for them. The implication Of this idea
was. of course, that the right people
would not pour them out upon the mar
ket indiscreetly. as the general public
might do. if a new rise occurred, but
at the worst would feed them out little
by little and at the best hold them
indefinitely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
Tax on Chicago Wires.

Some OF the wire houses which re-
ceive quotations from the Chicago
Board OF Trade were disturbed yes
terday TO learn that it was proposed
10 tax them $40 a month for the SER
vice 70 each of their branches, instead
OF the 81 il now costs them. IL was
reported from Chicago. however. that
the plan was not likely to be adopted.
One report had it that the increase in
tax was a part of the campaign TO put
bucketshops out of business; another
that IL was 10 raise money 10 pay for
a new system OF auditing the books
Of the Board of Trades members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS ,,
THE CLEvKLhNn, A ,Spnp Pts"' M"

e.st.d ,.onosals FOR the sale OF General
Mortgage g0nds Of this Company, for &c,
count Of the Sinking Fund. at not 10 s1eeet
par and accrued interest, 70 ms sinosnN =,
MesSrs Winsiow. fAnier Company. os
cedar street. New YORK. y. y. to the closs
yeust lndicaie series Of bonds. -. It,
90. or %" and also. In the case 81 series
~" must indicate the number OF bonas
bearing coupons for tl7bo ana Tor ,1E ~
paysble January Ord, 1916 With interest 10
tbss date ~ the ofice % NesHrs. WlnHl1w,
Ianler A. 90. as above ~ no, presented on
fG.t day the rlght ls reserved 10 reject the
IA j. r. K;OSS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
| "COPPER" SHARES
DULL IN LONDON
American Bonds and Short.
Term Colonial Issues Acti.e
Rubber Stocks Up.

Loodcn. Dec. ,-rhe Bsiksn situation does rcs
inspire frsh dealing, generally OF the sscck ~
change md the Frsnch loan continues 10 o,,r.
shadow British funds. bur good business va, aoas
to-day IN American Eosd bonds and coicuial sheri
publication % favorable statistic kArn we're
strong and rubber slosa improved with the com
modify Conscls. selling ex,dividend closed IN.
siN.
American securi,sss opened lower fsiles q re-
cover Ald closed tuii and negiecisd
The Rank ~ England n>ceived f50o. 900 IN soser-
eigns. and shipped 600 900 20 Holland f3s 900 10
Canada and 5000 20 America Money IN fat.
supply. but discount rates wrre hanier the poor
bank return. American exchange slightly lover,
but steady. a. tils Money loaned al 20 ~
ptf cent D.scount rsys Tor short and three months
/ bills 81 Ter cert
Gold premium A. Lsbon was 90
Paris Dec 2,-rrsdins VAS inactive on Tho
BourSe to-day. Three ref cent rertss closed un-
changed. CO francs 20 confines Exchange on Lon
don. - francs al cenunss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The New York Cenee kIeh.ngs has appointed
committee composed ~ The following members 20
nominate officers for the cunning annual election IN
JanuaJ. walter Blake. G. D. kulenssmpr.
J. W. Mlmford. " n. Turner ami Addison
Ies,ens The annual assessment for 1918 sas
hIei al $50.
l.. J. FrsncSe. ~ ~ Wall Street, has eeen
elected 10 membership Oh the Coffee EIchsnge
Gold coin amounting 10 100000 has been With
drawn from the local snb-Treasury for shipment 10
South Americs.
A special siockholders' meeting u the Pierce oil
Cooperation will bo held q Richmond Va, on De-
ccmbe, %. 10 vote an increase o. $4,000, 900 n
the capital stock. The stock Il 70 provide Tor
the conversion Of The eonpsnys nye year per cont
convertible notes. to be dated January !. 1918.
Ladenburg. ThAmsnn 90. and HAYDEN. stone
Co have bought s. 100000 per cent dve rear CO.
I vcrtibls notes Of tho corporation.
An issue Of 81. ooo. 900 Union Terminal Company
Of Dallas. Ter. srt mortgage per cent bonds
has been purchased by q gndicsie headed hy Wall
IAN Solomon Co. and the en,irc amour, hss
been resoid.
J. " erss.msA has resigned IS director snt
assistant secfes-sy and ttas3fsr " the Esetfio
9Anssst.as C6reerakkaA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
DIVIDEND2.


10 Efo1Gray Sew York. Nov. Z)th, 1915.
DIVIDEED 50. -.
The Directors 81 the Yukon Gold Com
pam have This date declared a quarterly
dividend On she capital stock ~ the COM
pang. ~ The rate - Six per cent go per
snusla. OF seven ard 0ne-hsH cents tthc
20 share per quarter. designated dividend
- 70. payable Dec 1fR. 1915. 70 al htock-
feldsrs n record 81 O'Clock p 81, Doc.
tfh. 1915
The looks Tor the transfer % the ttock
- she Company ulll ci0Hc ~ o'clDrH
p "a Dee. SIN aud reopen Dec. lfth. 1917.
a. X LIPMAE. Hscretsry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03

Special Liverpool cables spo; cotton IN good DE-
msud sales. 10000 bales; speculation and export,
ran: middiing upland. T.55d. Futures opened caiei
unchanged To point lower. closed easy, AZ a ~,
decline u points on october November and Of ~.
points othr. positions; IsnUsry February al.
March April. 7.24i1d. MAJ June 7.2ihd; July.
icr-Ysrs and cloths rery nrra but p,ices s.ked
check blslre&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
MEETINGS.
rrTPFsWICK MIMIC COW

PETPKsWICK MINING COMPANY.
A meeting 81 che stockhoiders or ne
pefpesUlck Mining Company VIII be held
. street In the City % New YORK. on me
itfh Day % December. 1915. at ii a. ~
fcr TIE purpose % voting upon PROPOSE
Son that such Company be dissolved
SEE York city November 10. 1915.
vs. ". CARMAN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
Bank of France Return.

Paris De- The weekly return Of the Rank ~
France shows tho following eh,ngss. Gold In hand
.e30 900 francs. notes IN circulation Increased
900 francs treasury deposits Increased =,
$500 francs general deposits increased is.eo3coo
francs. bills disco1nted Increased f.e1<eeo frsncs
and ADVANCES increased 900 naaoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03

prevent the world learning details
of Reichstag discussions except
through the Wolff Agency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03

NANrED Broker who can exchange MIS- paris
afs'a and for sood sscnfliles W D. NsiD'
s. Dfp.. O.. W.. Madison. Wis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03

Daily imports and exports OF gem
eral merchandise at the Port Of New
York were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
AsKKIcAS CAR AID FOUNDRY 90

|eH IOfVl Do HfNI'f . III
f1fEfEFFED CAPITAL ETOCk
DfVlDEED 80 g1
figi1snd = one and three quarters pr
ffm fiA1>J on fls Preferred tipck 81 ihls
,rmfsny nss this 1sI besn declared. pay@Dls
tsfgffay gsHssfy T. 1916. 20 sfOekhOl1ffs
- fsfDfd ~ fhe ciDse ~ bDsinefs friday.
D. sHif,ff 30 1915
fhsf ~ Dlli DO mailed by the Guaranty
lfsff Company ~ EeN Doff
WI 81 HACEf. fecrefafy.
- D. DE LAtO, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
Range Of prices:

ibid.
Is polnts lower q, r. 90 for middlins upland. 10
ssles: delivered on contract. 900 bales
Receipts az the ports and interior points. vsf1
comparisons. follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

IA inefssss ~ = psf cent. $50 an ekits Dirt
Gsud N pr cent psSaDe ~ common siOrt pay
eJls Jangsfy ~ LOlden VI sseofd December 10.