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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-29
Strike Breakers Mobbed.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WILKESBARRE, Pa. Nov. %
Imported strike breakers were mobbed
again today when one Of the Plymouth
cars reached that suburb.
The non-union men jumped off their
car and backed to the sidewalk
using their switch irons and CONTROL
er cranks to fight their way through
Another car came along and met the
same fate, but the two crews escaped
serious injury when they found safe
ty in a doctors office.
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n,,rlfe Fish Hatchery.

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SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Nov. 29-That
Springfield would be chosen as the
site for the Ozarks fish hatchery by
the legislative commission which has
been inspecting proposed locations,
was believed certain today when the
commission asked the Springfield
club, a business organization to sub.
nit an official survey OF the local
site. Definite announcement was ex-
pected this week. The legislature
has appropriated $4,000 for the insti,
tuition.
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Blame 10 placed.

United Press Leased Wire Service.1
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Responsibil-
ity for the loss OF twelve lives in a
fire in the Diamond candy factory In
Brooklyn last month was placed on
Edward L. and Cecilia Diamond, the
owners, and Samuel Barkin and Sam
uel Simon, tenants, by the verdict Of
a coroner's jury this afternoon. An
order for the arrest of the Diamonds
was issued by the coroner.
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Canadian Banker Dead.

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TORONTO, Ont, Nov 29.-Alex-
ander Laird, general manager of the
Canadian Bank of Commerce from
1907 until his retirement because of
illness last September, died at his
home here early today.
Laird married Mary Sharrar, daugh-
ter of Daniel C. Sharrar OF Dixon. Ill
He Is survived by his widow and three
children. Douglas, Of Winnipeg, Rob
ert, of Chicago, and Miss Margaret.
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Panic Of Grain M en-.

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WINNIPEG, Kan, Nov. 29.-The
Winnipeg grain exchange did not
open for trading today except in
coarse grains. The comm andeering
of twelve to fifteen million bushels OF
wheat by the government, has created
a panic among those who have orders
to All Boats can be loaded only for
Canadian points with wheat consign-
ed to the order of the Canadian gov
eminent, although all United States
boats partially or fully loaded will be
allowed to proceed to their destina-
lions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-29
Russia Is Guilty.

BERLIN (via Sayville wireless)
Nov 29.-An interview, obtained by a
neutral correspondent ostensibly with
the pope. in which his holiness IS
quoted as expressing himself strong
" concerning what is referred to as
'iRussia's guilt In bringing about the
worlds war" appears today in the
Mfttag.
Pope Benedict is quoted also as
giving his opinion concerning the Bel
gian question and other aspects Of the
war, expressing himself in a majority
of cases in favor of German and Aus
trian policies.
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kina Mas Polite.

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BERLIN, Nov 90. (Via Sayville.)-
King Constantine of Greece was polite
to Lord Kitchener when the latter
called on him recently, but far from
loquacious and positively refused one
'of the principal things he asked. &C
cording to an Athens dispatch in the
Frankfort Gazette today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-29
Monastir People Leave.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
LONDON, Nov. 29.-Bulgarians are
advancing on Monastir again, accord
ing to Athens adyices this afternoon.
The Serbs are reported opposing
them in the neigh borhood of Lopa-
titza. twelve miles north of the town.
Monastir's population is leaving rap
idly, believing it will fall soon. Kat
chanik pass is said to be once more
in Bulgarian hands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-29
Announce Engagement.

Fort Madison Democrat: Friday
evening at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Charles o. Baker. 72S Third street,
Mrs. Hazel Randolph entertained a few
friends at bridge and supper, when the
was made Of her en-
gagement to Attorney J. NJ. c. Hamil-
ton ... a B.
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INQUEST TO PLACE
BLAME FOR WRECK
No Final Word to Engine Tragedy al
Quincy Can be Given Until
Then,

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QUINCY, ILL.,, Nov. 29.-No blame
can be fixed or responsibility set for
the accident in which the engine
went through the open bridge, until
the coroner's inquest is held tomor-
row afternoon at three o'clock.
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Daily Stock Letter.
rCopyright 1915 by the New for
E-roniro Post !

Evening Post.l
NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-Decidedly
the most noteworthy financial incl
dent Of the day was the break In eX-
change which moved with such rapi-
dity and violence against Berlin that
the afternoon rate of 1855 compared
with sos on Saturday and with a pre-
yious low level for the period Of war
ftouched when sterling dropped to
s45O) of sos. The movement caused
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-29
Wheat for Italy.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WINNIPEG, Man, Nov. 29.-It IS
officially announced today that the
government seized twelve million
bushels of wheat Saturday for Italy.
The purchase was made through
Great Britain, the price being $1043s.
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Storm Warnings.

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WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Storn
warnings predicting forty to sixty
mile winds have been displayed over
the. great lakes and along the coast
from New Jersey to Maine.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for the kindness shown us
during the sickness and death Of our
little son Edward. And also for the
beautiful floral offerings.
MIR. AND MRS. ED. SCHNEIDER.
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WILL If YOU WILL.

SS AAtSuu W dAolAST.
! WILL If YOU WILL.
I will If you will
Devote my Christmas giving to
the children,
And the needy
Reserying only the privilege OF
Once in while
Giving to a dear friend, Gift
Which then will have
The charm of genuine surprise
I will, II you will
Keep the spirit Of Christmas in
my heart
And barring out hurry, worry,
And competition
Will consecrate the blessed season
In Joy and love
To the One whose birth we cele-
brate.
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k.ok,Ik Girls See Game.

Misses Mary and Lydia Rich who
are at Lasell Seminary at Auburndale,
Mass, spent the Thanksgiving vaca-
ition in Boston with Miss Fred Ira
wick and attended the Yale.Harvard
football game. =
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MISCELLAN EOUS.

BIG KANSAS COMPANY oners am.
bilious people anywhere chance to
start fast growing mail order bust
ness Use spare time; no canvass
ing; no experience: everything FUR
nished Unique Selling Plans free.
Eyestone, Pres. 4I4 W. 7th., Pitts
burgh, Kansas.
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Thrift means
the careful saw
ing and pru-
dent spending
of money we
have honestly
earned. 1t does
not mean try
Ing to get rich
quick by fool
hardy specula-
ton without
knowledge or
experience d
advice In in
vestMents.
~ a@-4
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Dropped Dead.

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NEW YORK, Nov CIV. e. Be.
mis-, vice president of the Standard
OIL Co., dropped dead at his home to-
day He had not been in good health,
but was preparing to go to his office
when he was stricken.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-29
Opera Talk by Hubbard.

! The opera talk on Tannhouser by
Havrah Hubbard will begin this even
ing promptly at 8 o'clock. Monday
Music club members are admitted up
on presentation Of the membership
cards, which are not transferable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-29

Church Bazaars Have Floor.
The church bazaars have the center
of the stage this week. There is one
or more every day from Tuesday to
Saturday inclusive.
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WANTBD--Washings to do at home
or away. Mrs. Jno. Parson. 1903
Fulton street az
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Read The Daily Gate City. 10 cents
a week.
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LOST-Between Third and Main and
Sixteenth and Exchange, black
folder pockctbook. Return to this Of
fee. Reward.
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WANTED-Butter customers on
north side. Phone 2321-F-23.
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New candIdate Appears.

A new candidate for the office of
president general National Society OF
D. A. r. has appeared in Mrs. George
C. Squires Of st. Paul. She is state
regent Of Minnesota, and has many
qualifications which recomm end her
for the Office She is an educated
womana experienced in public speak
ing, woman versed in all the social
conventions. and has another essen
tfaI--money. Mrs. George Thatcher
Guernsey, Of Independence, Kan, is
the other active candidate for the
position
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-29

LOST-Siack and white Pointer dog
with collar and chain Return to 900
Carroll. Reward.
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Shakespeare Club Meetina.

The Shakespeare club will meet on
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Irwin. The play
being studied is Richard III. The roll
call will be quotation from Act II.
Mr.. Theodore A. Craig will read a
paper on Queens OF the Play, and
Mrs. J. F. Elder will speak on Royal
Usurpers of English History. The
program will close with discussion of
Act II, led by DR.. F. M. Fuller. The
club is entering upon its fourteenth
year, with the following officers:
President-John S. Sprowls.
Vice president--Mrs. J.. F. Elder.
Secretary-treasurer- r. Irwin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-29

FOR SALE-Two slightly used up
right pianos. $95 and 1928. Pay.
ments IL desired. F. W. Loewenstein
Piano Co.
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w ant Column
WANT ED.

WANTED-Family washings. Called
for and delivered same day, Mrs,
McKenney's Home Laundry. Phone
Black 1179.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-29
Society Elects Officers.

0CCTeCy ET6CtS OIfICeTS.
At a called meeting held yesterday.
the Ladies' Sewing society of ST.
Francis de Sales church, elected the
following officers:
President-Mrs. Carl Weber.
Vice president-LIiss Helen Morgan.
Treasurer-Mrs. James Breheny.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-29
LOST.

LOST-Two keys on chain. Finder
please leave at Hotel Iowa barber
shop.
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WANTED-Experienc dining room
girl at Fosters restaurant. 423
Main. Apply at once.
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FOR SALE-Roll top desk, suitable
for residence or small office. Call
between and p. m Room IA. Y. NJ.
G.. A.
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! WANTDD-Comm statesmen to
handle special line OF domestic
| chinaware to the trade. The Carroll
ton Pottery Co., Carrollton, Ohio.
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5i)YIaIl G7TN7)
Call Black 665.
For Society Editor

A little SeasonahIe Poem.
The following poem has made it's
appearance in Keokuk. being sent by
one friend to another:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-29

FOR SALE-At bargain, Buick au.
to, in good running order. Inquire
4O4 North Ninth street
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Egg souffle
Lamb chops with peas
Boiled potatoes
Rread puddipp

A Chicago woman commenting on
the simplicity Of fare, said: every
thing here is much simpler than in
former years, but I have yet to find
boiled potatoes and bread pudding at
Ia luncheon. New York is of course,
always more advanced than Chicago,
and SO her simplicity of entertainment
lis more extreme"
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Society Feels War.

A Chicago girl recently went to
New York to enjoy her first social
season there and wrote back that the
horrors of war had struck New York
society is evidenced in the menus
served at fashionable functions. The
following she gave as an average
menu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-11-29

FOR SALE-Farm Of about SO acres,
good house and outbuildings, plenty
of good water. IA acres In straw.
berries, peach and apple orchard,
Within the city limits Of Warsaw. Ill.
Address Farm, care Gate City
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FOR SALE-Four good used upright
pianos; good makes, fine condition;
priced at $115. $3.50, 1852 and $172:
easy payments. Duncan-Schell Furn.
20.
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WANTED-Good, reliable cook. Must
have reference. Apply Dairy Lunch.
1926 Main.
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10 900 Braden Cop &c.. ess ~ zT ~
5000 Western Pac IS IS 81 IS n
Enlisted. tsells cents pr shsrv .Ez dfssaA
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices for stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt in
on the Stock Exchange Monday:
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CAPITAL wanted TO market products Of
million acre plantation. BRAZILIAN
Room 500 2ss pm Avenue.
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FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RArk.-ys
paper maturing IN ten days OF less 8 per e~r,' W
CALL MONEY opsnsd At /. per cot: hisb.s.
per cent, lowest. ~ PEI cent. closing -
cent. renewal, IA per cent -, .,.
TINE MoNE9 ~n e.s kA S,..,y ~ fer.
Ave and 81, mouths
MERCANTILE PAPER wu cay. Ruling rs,s.
soar per cent for bes, names; bans seSsp''''''
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS II
chsngs-. t29s.tti.Gs; BALANCES. 50 iH.lsl.
sub Treasury was creditor 20 me '"'s"'
Sun. TREASURY. -New York banks sanei tc'r
the Sub Treasury s3.2s.oco. and gained sines VT
fTDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATS Eiss.
WHERE Boston for ten day. per esns. w
NINETY days. 4: Philadelphia. tor IN dys ~
days. Sis pcr cent; up 10 snJ DAY., ~
nine,y daJs. IA: Richmond. up 70 nhiss ,p -.
rer cent: Atlanta, W to NINETY dS, : r -, " IN
chicago and al PER cont. ~. Louis ~
days. per cent. up 10 ninety DAYS =. Nhaesgs
and IA per cent. kansn Gv. pr s -.
Dallas ami ~, per cent: San fi.ne.sse ,,,, "a
siry dass' 4: Tor skis 70 ninety DAYS. "a. -,
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Besicn. ps "a. ~
cAgo. zoe Discount; 81 Louis. &c dis'"'n' w.
HAM CLEARINCs. -Bsl,imos- exchanges "
s2s 6OT. balsnoes G92 .tt Bostons aN u.
s:s.ltSns: balances. 1888 as V ss: mia
S SsiPsis. sss. iii , so' sssSs.. Ssis'sl S.
Louis. 81. SIS $50; BALANCES. sl.eisi "a.
.. sS.I . SA z Fla Sew ' sss ass.s:s as
issse OF Ne. Nsrle.n silver dellar. TSssi a..
FOREIGN ExCHANGK. stai,ns e.snAsse . ~
sasisss. b.ns done me range v. from ssic
10 ls5x with a nrmsr tod,ne, W NC S "a ~.
Cable and sight rates i,'sdcn--csols NJ
I Ss sil, ssess. sis SO..s SIS.
ssaisrs. 20 dax IssS. n aAs. AHss 49,
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CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
War Contract Issues Make Wide
Fluctuations-Oil List Little
Changed.

The outside market yesterday de-
veloped an irregular price movement
with war stocks generally making the
widest fluctuations. Interest in the in
dustrial list was especially prominsn.
in international Mercantile Marina.
The common touched "a and then re-
acted TO 2lt at the close. an advance
Of AZ points on the day, while ths
preferred gained nearly points. Mid.
vale Steel was more active, but de-
clined 3h points. Canadian Car ard
Foundry common yielded and the pre-
ferred rose points. Submarine Boat
was advanced over 2 and Central
Foundry u points.
The oil group received better attsn-
ton. but price variations were small.
Prairie Oil and Gas closed 2 points up
and Standard OF New York /, while
Standard of New jersey declined 2.
Some of the mining stocks became se-
tive. The trend Of coppers was mainly
downward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
Record United Cigar Business.

The United Cigar Stores Company
announced yesterday that the volume
OF business for October was the great
est in its history. More than 100000
customers entered the stores during the
month. which means more than 100000
pcrsons passed in and out every day
The average sale per customer was IN
EXCESS OF 10 cents. For October the
Tobacco Products Corporation m
creased is net earnings 80 per cent
over October, 1911.
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Railroad Earnings.
The following comparative railroad
reports for September have been made
nuhlic.


reports for September have been made
public:
Penn,ylvsnis Rsilroab-dross sls.I5l $50. Increase
sl.Ss3.l1s; net after taxes s5.62'.ssS. increase
Pennsylvania Company-Gross Sc .333..2e. increase
81 .062. 292 net after taxes sZ.ios.ssI. Increase
Pittsbuyh. Cincinnati Chicago & ST.. Louis
81. Os5 4Jl, incresse sac. 2e7.
Philadelpha. Baltimore WShinston-Gd3ss
Long Island R.road--Ciross 81. 800. lI2. increase
yshd.lis Rsiiroad~Gro.s ,I.O5sSlO. increase
81 49, net after taxes s?sI s5t Increase s3s;'S9
crease s2os.i: net aiter taxes si53'ssO. iucrsas.
1877. increase s43.7.7. net after taxes S's2'. In
Cumberland v.lley.orcss *ses.eIe. ineTess '2S-
s.ss: ' net after isiss ss.5Sss increase sio.,s.
as. Gecre.s. ,as.5is: dencit after taxes 'll's In
creased deficit So. 56s.
Maryland. Delaware viraini.MGr9ss fss.Si5
s ssifs,'' $3.50 net "''' taxes ''-''-'' D
Pennsylv.ni. system GAnes Eastl-GrOs. s2..-
9ss. increase 81. j62425
Pennsylvania system Lines westl-Gros: 81.
Total Pennsylyania system dimes East and wesD
taxes sii.2ii.2n increase s2.Ios.5N
New York Central Railroad-Gro1. Sl5,3t2,5sJ
Increase ST. 326 net after taxes s3.3ossS2. In
crease tl720.390.
Boston a Albany-Gross sl.5so.+3s. increase
ssSs2i ne, after tsres sis2O.s l insr si 'sS2
s2Ol s3i net after taxes sl.o966se. Increase slja
04j.
Cleveland Cincinnati. Chicago & est Louis lin
Guiding Peoria q Easteml-Gross S3.ol3.ot. In
crease s2i3.754: net after taxes sl.l5229'. In
crease 1851. 932
Cincinnati Northern-<iross SlJ5.594. increase
So si2; net after taxes fJl 007. increase S3.lls.
Lake Erie & Western-Gross S6l6.50s, increase
SIS net after taxes $les ise. increase S5s2'
Pittsburgh A Lake Erie-Gross 81. Ss95yo. In
crease $40 1858 net after taxes So45276. increase
s6i7 0Ol.
New York Chicago ST. Louis--Gross IA,
isl. increase s2i5.a52: net after taxes sSI6H6.
Increase S2237i3.
Toledo A Ohio Central-Gross, st22.e3o. decrease
.lsi $685. net arer taxes SIG DOL decrease sl2s0
New York Contgals total. all lines-Gross VS.
rs es6 Increase S2.5t2sll: net after taxes Sl0.-
lOo2 IA increase S2915.le+
Wabash RailrOsd-GToss, k.h5.lG, increase
sa2s 06i net 1888. 033 increase Slo0.6s2
Chicago Indianapolis Louisyille-Gross 1913.
SIS increase S6s.sl0: net after taxes S2Ss0o5. In
crease ST. 04.. -
Duluth South Shore 4 Auantio-Gross. sso3. s07
increase ss2, 235: net S99.T2o, increase $3s.146.
Maine Central--t;ross 81 OBS. 43e. decrease $22
e3S: net si65 6js. increase t.23e.
81 Louis. Rocky Mountain Pscidc-Grss
s2,5.?4j. ines.sse S3.ios; net after taxes flstl'
decrease $40 sou
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY. NOVEMBER /. 1915.

against 7o3oo Saturday ana i's
ago Exchange From January " dae
again i6Is6I00
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ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

Although the opening on the Con
.olidated Exchange reflected strength
it soon developed that realizing sales
were under way in some volume, par
ticularly in the war stocks, BALDWIN
Locomotive got down TO 1870, american
Locomotive to IS, Maxwell Motor 10
7S. and Westinghouse to IFS; ERE
in the afternoon rose TO AZ Central
leather touched a high of 61"s. In
terborough Consolidated went as high
as 24I.. Missouri Pacific did not go
above SIS. Canadian Pacihc's pest
,yos 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
.Par valu. $50. tEI dividend.
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
U. S. Treasury Finances.

interchangeable. registered or coupon. tcou1oa-
fRrxfster~r
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ANDREW J. MCCORMACK Auctioneer
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN III. MULLER son,
OFFICE 40 So WILLIAM ST.
WEDNESDAY, Now Sd. 1918.

STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN H. MULLER a son,
OFFICE 40. So WILLIAM 81
WEDNESDAY. Now Sd. 1913.
- 1890 o'clock. al the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM
Nos. IA AND i6 VESEY STREET
For account OF Trustee in Bankruptcy OF
Lathrop Haskins & Co
"a shs Hooking Valley Products Co
SO shs Automatic Perfume Fountain co.
200 shs Ohio Central Y X.
IS shs. kanawha a Ohio X r Isl preti
20 shs Kanawha 4 Ohio r. r. "a prefd,
SCI 30 Interborough Metropolitan CO.
common scrip y. T. c
ssss0 Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
81 600 Columns. ssndusky Hooking
X r. Gen Mtge. 4p. c. BIDS. 1876.
sea3S Columbus. sandusky & Hooking
100 shs. Toledo a Ann Arbor q North Michi-
gan Ry Co.
shs. ST Nicholas Bank y Y.
20 shs Seattle Coal Iron co.
10 shs. lssaquah coal 90.
90 shs- Chicago Ierhlhal transfer IL H.
g., sh. Sev 'S Utah Mines q smelters
81 600 Council City & Solomon River R.R
ist mtge. p. c. Regstd BIDS.
500 .hs. Council city 4 solomon River X r.
Is shs Alaska Telephone g. Telegraph Co.
roo shs Old Hundred Mining Co.
800 Orange Lawn Tennis Gun BOND
100 shs Poultney Slate 60. -
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
so shs Peoples Bank OF \. y. ....
FOR ACCT or WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
so 900 Friction Pulley q Machine Works
D C. BIDS. 1929; July, 1913,
coupons attached
5s aha Mortgage Bond Co. OF y. Y
"a 600 PineiAwn Cemetery .. c. Bond
400 abs Pineiawn Cemetery.
400 an. Ohio Traction Co. common.
IS ais. Commercial Trust Co. OF y. Y
IS 900 Hall Switch signal Co. p. c.
convt BIDS Glass A." 1882.
40 ,hs ROYAL Baking Powder Co. com.
$40 600 Leroy Il Caney valley Air Limo
LIST Mtge. p. C. BIDS, 1926.
1870 city OF New York ~ p c. Cor
porate stock Regst. 1927.
SEQ city OF New York IA y. c. Cor
porate stock Regstd. 1928.
xsl0 city Of New York ~ p. c. Cor
porate stock Regstd. 1929
$500 Aberdeen Light q Power Co Isl
Mtge 6s, 1881
$4,000 state Of Tennessee Serial per
cent Bonds. 1926
$500 Aberdeen Light Power CO ls,
Cs. 1881.
$4,000 state Of Tennessee Serial p. c.
BIDS. 1926.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
IIGcErT a MYERS TOBACCO co.

81 LOUIS No, OCT II, wv
4 quarterly dividend Of three per cent
fge.p on the Common stock OF Liggeu
Myers Tobacco Co. was this day declared.
na,able December LIST. 1915. 20 the Com
mon stockholders OF record. a. the close
81 business on November 18th. 1915.
checks will De mailed.
r. r. ANDERSON. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
Asks Prices on Cars.

The Pennsylvania Railroad system
has asked for prices on 1900 freight
cars 70 replace old equipment. Six
thousand Of these cars will be for the
lines east and 5000 for the lines west
Of Pittsburgh.