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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08
Daily Stock Letter.
copyright 1915 by the New Yo1

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-The out
standing incident on today's financial
markets was the decline in exchange
on London to the lowest rate since
the war began. On January IA when
the sudden heaping up of merchandise
exports had demoralized the foreign
exchanges, sterling touched 4.S3 7-ls.
1t went down today to 4.S38- In 9TH
er words. the countaracting influence
Of our session to foreign loans and re-
purchase of American securities In
the intervening period has already
more than spent its force. Today's
rate is the lowest since the panic of
1907. It is below the normal gold i'm
port point and under ordinary circum-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08

Miss Eleanor Hughes will speak on
The Love Affairs Of Famous Music
ians.
Piano solo-Starks 49,. Mozkowsk1
Miss Helen Kiedaisch.
Vocal solo-The Swallows ~. Cowen
Miss Lucille Knights.
Piano solo--Polish Dance. Scharwenka
Miss esther Weyer.
Vocal solo (a) The Gift
(b) Know Not Why.
Miss Greta John.
Dramatic sketch-St. Valentines Day
Miss Helen Palmer Gray
Miss Mildred Rayburn.
Mrs. Baker to Entertain.
Mrs E. Ross Baker will entertain at
bridge teas on Monday and Tuesday
afternoons, February Is and 16.
Entertained at Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Hobbs entertain
ed at a dinner on Saturday evening In
honor of Mrs. B. B. Treat of Rock
ford, III.
Bridge Tea Thursday.
Mrs. L. NJ harding, TO Fulton
street, has issued cards for bridga q
tea to be given on Thursday afternoon.
Ss.& Afternoon Bridge Club.
Mrs. Myrtle F. Baker will entertain
the Afternoon Bridge club at its next
meeting. which will be on Thursday Of
next week, February Is.
EIks Open House.
Invitations are out today for the
open house for which the Elks club
will be sponsors on February u. The
Elks will open the entire building on
Friday evening, to its membership
and their families. There will be
dancing, New York cabaret and light
refreshments, all free OF charge. The
reception will be held at eight
o'clock, dancing will begin at nine
o'clock, and refreshments will be
served at ten o'clock.
Hostess to Y. c. Club.
4 Miss Frances femme will be hos
tess to the U. c. club on Tuesday.
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Twenty Miners Killed.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. s.
Twenty lives was the fatal toll of an
explosion Saturday in the Carlisle
mine of the New River Coal Co.. forty
miles east Of here. It was announced
this afternoon. All OF the dead are
recovered. The bodies were found
piled together in position indicating
that Asphyxiation, not fire, brought
death.
The American dead are:
& MONTAGUE THOMAS.
< JOHN SAUNDERS.
JACK CUSTER
BAYLESS SCARBOROUGH.
ANDREW GARTEN.
FRED ERSKINE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08
PERSONALS.

Mrs. L. NJ. Harding, 10 Fulton ST.,
has returned from weeks visit at
Quincy where she was the guest of
Mrs. c. T. Dorsey.
Mrs. Lyman r. Talbot Of New
York City is visiting at the home Of
Mrs. Amelia Reiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Collier will
leave this evening for Hot Springs,
Ark. where they will visit for a few
weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS

LANDOLOGY, a magazine giving the
facts in regard to the land situa.
ton. Three months trial subscrir.
ton. free. II for home, or as an in
vestment you are thinking of buying
good farm lands, simply write me :,
letter. marking it personal and say
Mail me Landology and all particu.
lars free" Address Lloyd NJ. Skinner.
general manager. Skidmore Lands Co.,
l64 Shdmore bldg, Marinette, Wis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08

fered to have sentence made ten years
In prison If he would confess the
quarduple murder of his parents, SIS
ter and Miss Emma Kaempen. He said
that Pfanschmidt also asked Six to
have a letter written, saying that a
person in Kansas had claimed the
guilt for the crime and wanted to con-
fess to clear the youth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08
Another Euyzler

Marshalltown Times Republican,:
Why is it that we can always have
more doorkeepers than We need and
never can get enough signal men at
railroad crossings?
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Hold Annual Banquet.

On Friday evening the boys con-
gress of missions will hold their an
,nual banquet in the dining room OF
the Westminster chapel. From six to
half past six musical program will
Ebe given in the ladies' parlor of the
chapel, by. the boys congress orches-
ira. At half past six the banquet will
be served. Following the banquet
short business session will be held,
with the speaker, Donald Stricken,
presiding. The clerk, David COLLISION,
will call the roll and each member
will respond with sentence regard
ing the country which he represents.
The congress yell will then be given.
The retiring member, Sydney Col
Iisson, will make a speech. after which
the speaker of the house will intro
Iduce the postmaster, Woodson Huis-
kamp The toast program follows:
Our Welcome Guests-Simeon Eag-
an.
The Boys-Mr. A. Hollingsworth.
An Awakened Nation-Rugh Mont
gomery. ~
The. Last Trail of the First Ameri-
can-Patfl Dysart, Jr.
The New Patriot, a Man of Peace.
Mr.. Henry Stricken.
A Modern Miracle onnable Wills.
Dawn in the Dark Continent-Cook
Reeves.
Heroes-Harold willie.
The Greatest Hero-Mr. Geo. e. Rix.
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Fancy Dress Party,

The fancy dress party given by the
Fortnightly Dancing club on Saturday
evening was brilliant social affair.
The music was especially good and
costumes were very attractive. All
who danced we're masled, some pres
ent wore ordinary evening dress with
dominos, but the majority were In
fancy dress. A partial list of the cos
tunes included Mrs. L. C. Hall, Miss
Rachel Roberts and Miss Mary Louise
McGrath, Yama Yama girls; Mrs. J. J..
Ayres, Spanish dancer; Mrs. E. Ross
Baker, colonial dame; Mrs. E. H.
Keator, Dutch girl; Miss Mary Howell,
Daughter of the Regiment; Miss AIDE
laide Bartruff, little girl; Mrs. Sedg-
wick Smith, colonial dame; Miss Vir-
GINA Alexander, valentine; Mrs.
Myrtle r. Baker, trained nurse; Mrs.
B. B. r1obbs, oriental costume; Miss
Florence Green, girl of 81; Mrs. Theo-
dore Craig, Spanish costume; Mrs. w.
Kellogg, Turkish woman; Mr.. w.
Kellogg, red domino; Miss Elsie Buck,
Folly costume: Miss Mary Margaret
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08

Auxiliary Program Tonight.
The junior auxiliary program will
be given this evening in the Y. W. c.
A. auditorium, beginning promptly at
8 o'clock The program is in accord
with the spirit Of Valentine day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08
Entertain for Bride to be.

Entertain Tor Bride to be.
4 Mrs. Craig McManus entertained
the members OF the S. s. s. club Sat
urday evening at miscellaneous
shower in honor Of Miss Minnie Hart
ley, whose marriage to Mr.. VIM. Doyle
will be celebrated on February 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08

FOR SALE-2O foot front lot on Main
street, between Ninth and Tenth.
Enquire at BIG South Eleventh. Phone
Red 1915.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08

FIREMEN, brakemen, good wages. Elk.
perience unnecessary State age,
necessary. Railway, care Gate City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08
WANTED

WANTED-At once, two unfinished
rooms for light housekeeping. Mod
ern. First ward. Address A. A., care
Gate City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08
THE WANT COLUMN

FOR SALE;-Four hole Jewel gas
stove Apply G12 N. 9th ST.
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LOST

LOST-Fur glove, on Middle road or
in Keokuk. Return or notify this
office
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08

call and pay high
est cash prices for second hanc
shoes and clothes. Phone 854. No
o-y Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08

wANTED-To buy stationary gaso-
line engine to s h. p. Don't apply
unless you have a bargain. Call or
write A. C. Schmidt, corner Eleventh
and Johnson streets. Phone 655-R.-1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08

Ayres, girl Of '76; e. H. Keator, Jew;
Mr.. T. F. Hudson, soldier; J. ]. Ayres,
crusader; l.. c.. Hall, farmer boy;
Myrtle F. Baker and James Matless,
Cinnamon; Edward tombstone, cadet;
Mr.. Edward Harrison, Japanese WON.
an; Cyrus Phillips, court jester; Jack
Ellsworth, Raymond McGrath, John
Sprowls, Malcolm Mcfarland, Yama
\ amas; Archie Miller, Dinah; Miss
Frances Sawyer, Gypsie girl; B. e..
Hobbs and James Huiskamp, Pierot;
Theodore A. Craig, clown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08

LOST-A purse containing two bank
books and small change. Return to
LOwitZ, 612 Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08

FOR SAI4E+Sonle good milch cows
also horses and farm implements
Address F. e. Reynolds, Keokuk, r.
f. D. No. 1, on Hilton road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08

FOR SALE-Good used organs which
have been taken in trade for new
pianos. Duncan-Schell F'urn. Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08

FOR SALE-Safe family driving
mare. Also buggy. Address Horse"
this office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08

FOR RENT-7OG c street, West keo
kuk, Z rooms, $40. Call at 109 N
Seventh.
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WANTED-Work on farm, by mar
ried man. Phone S54.
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FOR SALE-Buttermilk, 1c quart.
Fine feed for hogs. Swift & Co.

FOR SALE-Eight horse power gaso-
line engine in good order: bargain
If taken now. Inquire at Wustrow's
wagon works, Fifth and Exchange
streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08

WANTED-Pastry cook at the Dair.
lunch, 327 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08

FOR Observation-Disclosures house Of five
rooms. SO4 High street. Phone 1915.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-08

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
modern, for light housekeeping
North side. Phone Red-1153.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-April 1st. store building
corner Ninth and Main, 1913 Main
See Carl Pfaffe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-21
GOSSIP OF A STREET
snubbtng MIR. WiiLip,o,

The action 81 Crucible ycstcrd,y
calculated to keep alive rathoi ,,, va
duce the controversy over tho mn,,
and accuracy OF the Wilkinson s, ~,
ment on Monday morning. There a1e.
again n large turnover of stocks Ian, "'ss
market vas an orderly one. A., ac lug
vas there any suggestion Of c,it,rs''
The price was maintained around to
IL In remarkable fashion idor,pc w
sensational nature of Mr.. WiikT"ne
charges n the bad smash IN tho nri.'
on Monday. The low for tho d,v 'r"e
80 and the net loss for the session
point. Friends OF the stock were mn.
encouraged. They held that tho poan-.
Of resistance displayed by the Stock co.
stStuted n snub to Mr.. Wilkinson a.,
others who were doing their hos, -
break the market for the stock Tt'
smash on Monday was more "a rc.ul, ~,
market conditions than that of any s.,
u attention which was paid I'm ~.
Wilkinson talk. The advance IA IN.
stock In the previous week had ho''
far too rapid and as a couscuIorre /,
very top heavy and weak. long pnsi,ion
had been built up which required ,er"
little to topple over. The Wilkinson
statement was beautifully timed WHOM
II would do most damage. ud VA,
helped. moreover. by the Orduna ,n,.r
so far, It Ii claimed, the fan has boon
no more than might have been accounted,
for by n normal check to a Scry mu.1
overbought market.
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Prices rallied from an early dip, with
decided strength developing later on In
a number of sections of the list. Amerl-
can ar was M of the features, clos
ing at n new high record price of 54h
against an early low quotation OF 491a.
Amalgamated Copper rallied sharply,
touching ~. after having early sold at
72iS.
The lowest for Crucible steel was its
opening price Of 3sA. which was az
points under its closing OF Monday. II
rallied to AZ and closed at IL. United
States Steel common vas tho most ac-
tive issue. with a turnover OF 1920
shares. It opened at 62S. a shade
under its closing price on Monday.
touched a low Of 62h. a high of 63k
and closed at 63is.
Sales totalled 1926 shares, with the
business including a gratifying volume
of odd lot orders handled by commis-
sion houses for investment or semi-in-
vestment account.
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In connection with the statement, q,
Horace s. Wilkinson of the executive.
committee of the Crucible Srcc! CON.
pany, which smashed the price Of 10.
stock on Monday, the Wal >'r-s'
Journal recalls a similar incident 'ha.
happened some time This Wts Z
statement issued by Herbert T.! pgv,
chairman OF the company IN 1919. wen
the stock had advanced from 10 20 'gs
The Journal story runs As follows
Certain New York intereS:s t-i.h'
well OF the company and purchased ,ey.
eral thousand shares on the I~.''..l-g
Stock Exchange. The stock VS. ,ib.-
up n paid for and these interest. 81.
have II In their possession
When the stock reached Ia, Tie .'sh
level. Chairman Du Puy came og' Me-
a statement to the effect tina, ta '8-,.
tons that HI company was cI
the rate of I per cent. on the :rr',r,'
and 10 " cent. on the Com'ru. Na-s
unauthorized and incorrect Latter ar.-
The annual report was published H.
shown that the surplus rem, ''
the common amounted 10 apron mate,
Z per cent. The following l,.- -.
company showed a surplus clIl. n 80
per cent. on the common. Nj. a. Pay,
statement resulted in a yiol.H, d.''lrs
In tho stock
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An ingenious explanation of the ray
inside information has varied win he
action OF the market in the past may
clear up several market mystrr.es II The
recent past. 1t is suggested tn.t the
officials Of n corporation arl tie m.
siders generally rave not always lad Tho
first and best information regarding The
business that 1t is likely To- s't The
war brokers and other agencies 'hrouG
which the foreign business o. handed
naturally nave the first call They know
where the business is guiug a'l what =
to sometimes perhaps even he.
fore the insiders have an lnhlIuG ~ what
is going on. The war brokers t'!r,'.y
buy the stock Of the comptnlcs rI llrs'
tion. The insiders see the stn,h g'''s
UP and since they are not IONS % l.'m.
selves II believe there is mo- good r"t'
son for IL they let 60 their ou' Nu.i-
ings. When they get thclr va u.f'"s
and find they are badly loft t'.g are
naturally not altogether pleased
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An ~AmpIiAcation

A new statement by Horace WlsIason
published by a news agency tmpl fed
his former remarks. The additional
matter In as follows: Tho company
IL building a new ordnance plant 10
cost about 81, 900. 900 at It's A'ha works.
Newark, y. j., and has war orde,
which aggregate about tl5,ooO.O 900.
Upon these war orders 1t Will he pos.
sible to make $4,000 900 or ss.ooO,0OO
proft provided everything goes accord.
ing to calculation" There arA SIN 4
few questions Wall Street would Ike
an answer to before agreeing unrA.
servedly TO Mr.. Wilkinson's judgner.
regarding the price Of the stock. Fo-
instance. II the financial status q, ina
company was as o as he made ou,
why was an expensive branching ou.
policy undertaken? Also has the com.
pany spent $4,000 900 on a new plan.
with no other orders in sight than N,
present, and do these present orders
form the limit Of what can be oh,aIn ned,
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CREAM OF WHEAT WINS POINT.
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea CO
Refused ninnctl0a.

Judge Charles NJ. Hough Of the Fed.
eral District Court In a decision flod
yesterday refused to grant an injunction
pendente lite requested by the Great At
lantic and Pacific Tea Company In It's
suit against the Cream of Wheat Com
pan The chief allegations made
against the cereal company in he suit,
which was brought under tho Sherman
antitrust and Clayton commodity acts.
are monopoly and a restriction OF sale
of the Cream Of Wheat company's prod
uct In interstate commerce. q
Hough sustained the claim Of the de-
PENDANT that II possessed q monopoly
under the trade mark aw.
In his opinion Judge Hough said:
"If defendants actual scheme OF in.
terstate business IL unlawful. the
United States certainly, and now per.
haps an individual plaintiff. can put II
out of business. but neither the nation
nor any individual can take away its
property, with or without compensations,
for the private use Of any one"
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THE GOLFER MARKET.
Orders hooked At 1914 Cents
Lead and spelter Faster.

1t was learned yesterday that soma
good sized business in copper metal had
been cooked by producers during the
past few days at prices ranging from
1919 own to 10 cents a pound. This
called for domestic delivery. probably TO
brass plants working on war munitions.
Demand for copper for actual domes-
tic use Is showing no signs Of improve
ment. the mainstay Of the market being
the continued pressure from abroad for
arms and ammunition.
Lead and spelter were comparatively
easy yesterday, with offerings made UNI
der recent high prices. Production OF
both Of these metals is constantly in
creasing, which fact IL acting against
higher prices in the immediate future.
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TYPEsErTTNG co. FINANCED.
Cosrt Asthorises Receiver 70 Issue
a2SO,OOO Worth Of C~ertiAcates.

Erskine Hewitt, the receiver appoint
ed for the International Typesettins
Company in the consolidated receiver
ship suits brought by the Guaranty
Trust Company and the Int%ernation1l
Banking Corporation and the Central
Trust Company, Is authorized by an or
der filed yesterday in the Federal Dis
trict Court by Judge Learned Hand Ia
issue certificates to the amount OF $780,
900 10 carry m tho company's business
and also to redeem the original issues
OF certificates, amounting to 100000.
Thu new certificates. which are dated
July 10. 1915. run for n year and 4
8 per cent. interest. They are q lien on AL
free assets coming into the hands OF the
receiver and on the property of the type
setting company. They are also prior
to the first mortgage.
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A good deal was made Of = -'r'rrr
tone that has manifested Itsu' Dill. -
railroad shares this week. u q -.'
have In fact moved IN rather - r1.'
But the trading on watch the" a..'''e'
have been made has been ton s"'i. '
lend any particular slgultyiu'r 60 "a
movement. The market for 'r|r'iG
stocks still appears To- be 90 N.ft III
one both ways. At the most : r p"
ent stlffening may mean a r..i''r''
ance OF liquidation. causing - 90 "'"'
ing. IL there is any Spor3.t. '"''
ton of consequence ~ the rl '' a.
II appears 10 be on the short r... 'a
the long side In fact the s.", ~
the rails has BEEN quite p%'uu',- .r''N
as a hedge against long pos 4. '- . m
industrials. Eventually T't '".
public speculation will eNt""t 2" 20
rails. but so far it has Tot s' "' ~!
pronounced tendency Ia do ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-21
vrtu0us INDIGNATION.

George w. Perkins was quoted az saw.
ing that a report connecting him Win
the recent market fireworks in Cruc,bl.
was Infamous" Mr.. Perkins declared
that he was not interested IN the stock,
but at the same time he expressed his
conviction that the Wilkinson statement,
was correct. Gossip OF the Street Rad
identified Mr.. Perkins with the A,.
rise In crucible TO "a. He was supposed
TO have been the Spectator VINO arS;
made a market for the stock Ia Nov
York several months ago. having hrolga.
5000 shares from Pittsburg for ne
purpose.
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THE CURB MARKET.
Fractional R~ecessions scored II
the war s~peciaIties.

Business was quiet in tho outside mar
ket yesterday and prices were irregular
within narrow limits. The only active
industrials 10 display strength were
New York Transportation, which i'm.
proved M points. and international
Motors, which rose y of a point.
War speclalties receded fracttonaily
for the most part and were less activs
thar for some time. There was consider
able business in tome Of the lower priced
mining stocks. but tho session as a
whole was featureless. Oil shares re-
NAMED neglected. Bonds were steady.
Transactions In detail In the market
yesterday were as follows:
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ceive IS per cent. In new refunding 4
per cent. bonds and % per cent. in new
income adjustment bonds, which It is
expected will carry 8 per cent. interest
The general lien rs. it IL expected, will
receive ~ per cent in the new refundinG
4s and rs per cent. in the new I'D
justment income bonds.
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C%OTTONSEED OIL.

The slight declines were due To the
depression In lard and generally favor.
able cotton crop reports. There was No
outside trade OF Importance. however
and the offerings OF new crude oil were
meagre. Sentiment has not changed
much from its bearish average.
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STATEMENT.
MO\

MONDAY
PAID b. Ruh Treasury 90 Foo rr
Paid BY banks to SIh. + r'...
Loss to hanks on tt, = '...
SINCE FHluNN ~
Paid BY Suh-Trcasur" 20
Paid BY banks tn S%uh-lt"t.
Loss to banks sinN p''t'I
yious week
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT,

WASHINGTON. July 9-Ths sta,.n.n, a,
the receipts and disbursements of the Treas
ury shows; ~
July 10 This mo. Fiscal VT
Re,~ipts ..,..,,.t ,iRslGS S3,. 40. 0O s3t, ia. 90
Disbursements. 3,isi, 32s ~. ?77.O9 IS, 2I7, Os.
Deficit ........ STi3,l sO < os7 oan a.. os- "a
Receipts from customs July 10. 1891 ,7ss. in
ternal revenue, Ordinary. Sits. ISL: corpora.
non tax, tlo',S. miscellaneous. $751;, sci.
National bank notes received for redemp.
tion. s@,7Ta.57a ~
The cash statement of the United State,
Treasurer for July 10 shows:
EI'Nn
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Total sales to-day, 4465oo shares. Same day 1914, 2s4sso. January
to date, 6TS342s5. San period 1914. 1881 Al.
Where a C follows a quotation it indicates a bid Or offer for 10 shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-21
f~rnssetions from .:as p. N. to Clodns.

Beth ST. fdg IS lnterb Y 7 ret Penna <as 90
1000. 90. all2 IS 1884 lem Gifts
Bkn Rap IT IS 1000. ...a7ls 10000. lO3
1915 10000 a IA Penna 6 m AS
1900. 100 Inter boro o. Met ten cts
Cen Leather IS col trust as 1000. 97l2
5000 9pbS 1000 lSs Pa cv 3l,s 1915
Chi Mil&StPaul / Ms - igcs $500. FOOLS
ca SIS SOs~3O q Oos Reading GIN Is
5000. lO2iI 1000. 81 5000 ,,.92la
2Ops9l O2la 10000. ...o IA Read j { ri, IS
MASH III t'2s Lou & Nash Is 1000 ..,.92
$4,000. %. SAP 1000. ...9Ol2I Rep las SIS 1870
10000 ... SOFA y \ Cen deb 6s 1000. "a | "a
5000. s9ls rcts fan pd st y NJ d N AS
Chi RIA Ry IS 1905. =. lO33s 1000. lOoi2'
.OO0. SO my City 4las Co 5000. ! OO7s
Chile Copper IS TEN rcts So Pacific CIV SIS
cOO0. 10 I5oOO. 1917 1000 ...97l2
Cuban IS NV city 4,sG South Pacific IS
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Cumb Tel IS 1000 5O3a 1000 90, Sig
1000 o.. a6l2 Norfolk & " Is Cnionpac cv ~
Erie cv - ser n 1000. S7l2' 1000 ..SS3a
1000 - 7 iNorthPaclnc Is u~nitedRylnvjs
Eric gen Is 10000 ...aOl4 1000, ...d5
1000. ... Is 5bs iNorthPacihr Is 10000. ... 90
IlCrn RI Is 1855 5nDs30 q rs L y Steel NJ IS
1000. SO Or & Cal list Sc 1000. Oll2
IllCenWestIist 1000. ! OOIsi 1000 -
1000. 80 IOrShortI.inc IS Western Flee IS
III Cent ~ 1889 1000. ! O3 1000. Ola
5000 SOL or Sh l. fdg Is 'Westg FL cv So
sUst>3D OLE 1000 SSl4 .1oOo. 1854
penna - 1913 certificates
1000. a IA 5000. | Ga Is
Total bond SAFES (pag value SIS 5000