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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-01-15

MdrSldfl- w els HuWe. COul-
pany, inv. Dec. ), supplies 9.75
MARSHALL Wells Hdwe. COM
pany, inv. Dec. 4. supplies 1854
Marshall Wells Hdwe. com
pany. inv Dec. s, supplies 4l7.62
MARSHALL Wells Hdwe. COM
pany. inv. Dec. 10, supplies 500
MARSHALL Wells Hdwe. com
pany, inv. Dec. 3d. supplies 20 56
First State Bank, interest on
over ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 80
First National Bank, interest
on over draft---------- 300
First National Bank. prem.
boiler insurance policy 1855
health 44.95
A. j. Fenske. supplies--- 29SS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
ais. the chastened woman, and finally;
the earnest social condition investiga-
CHILDREN OF Nt. ED.s1W.

ais. the chastened woman, and finally;
the earnest social condition investiga-
tor and worker.
Fate DEGREES that she shall perish
in a great factory fire, but ordains that
her father, wealthy, and owner Of the
factory, standing beside her manned
and burned form. shall learn from her
lips her identity.
"Fhe Apaches of Paris" Knlem
feature witt, Joseph Smith and Laura
Hamilton in the leads is the added
attraction today Introduced in this
country by Mr.. Smith the famous
Dance Of the Apaches" which he and
Miss Hamilton present in this produc-
ton, swept the country like wildfire.
See It today at the Bijou. 'ilg :
Tuesday, the third number Of the
jWallingford pictures will be shown.
1.-THE Rheumatic Joint" Is the title Of
this one. If II is a funny one you want
TO see 1t. 1.-THE Lighthouse BY the
tsear with Darwin Kaw and Betty
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15

Manicurins a, specially at sturm's
Beauty Pariors. 5 V { r
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|l[I-T nc,
In the Office OF the County
Clerk Here to Be Re-
corded by Him.

D. W. Jacobs ct al to Fair Grounds
improvement Company, lot, Norwood
addition, section 2.
John B. Payne to Lura NJ. Stephen
sen, / lot, J. i. Paynes subdivision OF
lots Nos. 81 and 80, West End Land
Company, first addition.
Claude NJ. Davis to Serena A. Wyer,
] lot, ]. NJ. Coffman addition, Broad
Oaks.
Cecil B. Highland to Phila H. Mer-
Ger, lot, Cot Plaza.
Mary Martha Lotspeich ct al to
Marshall Coal Company, 14.14 acres
coal, Elk creek.
Marshall Coal Company to Mary M.
Lotspeich, 14.14 acres coal, Elk creek.
Daniel d. Snyder to Clara McNemar.
one-half lot, Reynolds addition.
Clarence B. Sperry. commissioner
for Dan w. Boughner estate, to Aaron
F. Wagner, ] lot. Mulberry street.
Edgar Teneus to Jesse Burkhamer,
part Of 2 lots, Upland Grove.
Marshall w. Ogden, commissioners
for r. Ellis Mason, to Thomas Hawker.
one-eighth interest in acres. Binga.
mon creek
Arthur Romine ct al to Robert 81
swiger. 8 acres oil and gas, aKty Lick
and Limestone.
Mary NJ. Newton ct al to Charles =,
Harbert interest in 70 acres, Big Rock
Camp.
A. 2. Trsash to W. 7. Brosius. !
lots. Union Heights No. !
acobs-Prunty Real Estate BUILDING
Company to Chester A. Berry, / lot
Stonewall Park.
Stealey Heights Land Company e
Carl $. Lawson. i lot. stealey Height,
addition. y
Fair Grounds Improvement Com,
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prominent role in the supporting cast
of little Mary Miles iMinter in Barbara
Frietchie," an elaborate five part fea-
ture picture now being made at the
Popular Plays and Players studio, Fort
Lee, N. j., for release in the Metro pro-
gram.
The production Of two new Ince-
supervised Triangle features was be-
gun this week at melville. one viii
eserve to introduce Frank keenan, and
Mary Boland as co-stars, while the
other will.haye at the head Of it's cast
William H Thompson, the dean OF the
American stage, whose work in sup
port of Billie Burke is expected to mer-
ut the highest praise.
SEE 30 49,. =
Under the direction OF Otis Turner,
J. Warren Kerrigan is being starred
in the production Of fiye-reel TEA
|ture by Meredith Nicholson entitled,
IsPennington's Legacy. 4, Lois wilson,
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the Atlanta cntrant in the Universal
beauty contest, Maude George, Ber-
tram Grassby and Harry Carter are
supporting Kerrigan in this produc-
ton.
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pany to John and Mary clenax. 1 lot.
Norwood addition.
Burton D. White ct al to Mary A.
Highland, lot, White addition.
A. S. Law to John Scipan. / lot,
Norwood, first section.
Stealey Heights Land Company to
Icie Highland, i lot, Stealey Heights
addition.
Charles P. Hood ct al to Hannah
Nay, i lot, Hoods addition, Shinnston.
Adah A. Stout to Dominick Serrao.
Is lot, Alexandra.
Weir improvement Company to Joe
Kicker. / lot. Summit Park addition.
Joe Kekker to Annie Lucas, lot,
Summit Park addition.
John A. White to James s. Hit,
26.41 acres, Kinchloe.
Tenmile Land Company to E. D. and
A. G. Garner, / lot, Tenmile Land
Company's addition.
East Salem. Development Company
to q. T. George, 1 lot, East Salem De-
velopment Company's addition.
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er's house as domestic to "get ex-
perience," with some very interest
ing sentimental results.
The added attraction is Charles
Chaplin in "shanghaied."
Tuesday. Mary Miles Minter will be
presented in Emmy of storke's
Nest"
Elmer Reizenstein, the author Of
"on Trial." has written a play Of the
present war. which Arthur Hopkins
will produce.
Children Of Eve" five part photo
drama with Viola Dana in the title
role, is shown rs the leading feature at
the Bijou theater today. That "the
sins Of the fathers shall be visited
upon the children, is exemplified in a
powerful manner, emphasized with
marvellous dramatic force in this Edi-
son masterpiece released through
the Kleine-E Edison Feature Service.
Viola Dana, as "Fifty-fifty Mamie"
a notorious underworld character,
wildly portrays the girl of loose NOR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
The Danish navy is experimenting
with the use Of American coal from
the Atlantic coast.
srEcIAL 1InrlNe OF STOCKHOLDERS

A special meeting Of the stockholders
Of Monongahela valley Traction Company
10 hereby called to be held at the Office 81
said company, Room No. 305 Watson Ruild-
ing In the City Of Fairmont. West Virginia,
on the oath day OF November, 1913 at 12
o'clock noon for the purpose Of consider
ing and acting upon the following matters
OF business. to-wit: Y
For the purpose OF considering and act
ing upon resolution to be then and there
offered authorizing the purchase OF all the
property and assets OF Fairmont Gas Conn
pany.
For the purpose of authorizing the sale
OF the Common Capital Stock and the Pre-
ferred Capital Stock of said Company at
less than the par value thereof.
For the purpose Of considering and act
Ing upon a resolution to be then and there
offered providing that any holder Of the
Preferred Capital Stock Of said Company
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
Three Eras Pictured
In Film at the Grand

thy of the latter's father to the girls
northern accent" and by a clever
ruse actually line him up as the girls
staunchest champion. Finally, in the
most dramatic episode Of all, love
again prevails in stirring three-cor-
nered affair between wealthy pub
fisher, his gay young clubman son
and Marian Gordon. a young New
York writer, who, when her novel is
rejected, enters the wealthy publish
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15
It is Twas Ever Thus
BosWorth Production Fea-
turing Elsie Jarvis.

"Twas Ever Thus" with charming
Elsi Janis as the star of brilliant
Bosworth Incorporated, production,
Is the chief attraction at the Robin
son Grand today.
The play shows the grim, unusual
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-15

Ann Nelson. the wife of Guy
Coombs, who has been featured in
several Kalem pictures, is playing {;
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Brown will be a three act Offering.
Dreamy Dud Up in the Air" will also
be shown.

The Lewis-O Oliver Players will offer
Today" the startling drama Of con-
temporary New York life by George
the Palace theater. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday nights and Wednes-
day afternoon.
Today" which enjoys the enviable
distinction Of being the drama long
est on the boards in New York dur
ing the theatrical year 1913-1914, Is.
described as one of the most pro-
found and striking Of human dramas
in that it discusses one of the most
prevalent problems Of married life.
That the love of luxury and per-
|sonal adornment forms the basis OF
one Of the greatest problems Ameri-
can life is confronted with; that idle
ness among women has reached the
pernicious stage; that the craze for
vulgar display and outdoing ones
neighbors has developed into n ma
tional disease; that the accumulation
|of great wealth has its DISADVANTAGES;
that the cultivation of the intellect
Is more soul-satisfying than the man
ia for acquiring things; all are force
fully and effectively brough out in
To-day"
Nat G. Goodwin and Majorie More
land, his latest wife, are to appear in
a playlet by Paul Armstrong called
I'm Blaze Of Glory"
%
It doesn't take such vivid imagi-
nation to grasp the generalities of
the situation which confronts young
French girl suddenly set down in a
New England village, when the girl
speaks no English and the villagers
speak none but their own language.
But, to grasp the details and to rea-
lie the scores of both pathetic and
humorous adventures that beset the
girl before she finds some one who
can understand her and who can
make her understand, one must see
the World Film Corporations fea-
ture in which Miss Vivian Martin is
starred as Lii Breval in "The Little
Mademoiselle."
'The Little Mademoiselle is being
shown at the Orpheum theater to-
day.
Oliver Morosco has obtained the
American rights to an English play,
"Ann," by Lechmerc Warrall, produced
in London some seasons ago.
Playing with High Stakes" al
strong multiple reel western lnelo-
drama with Anna Little, Jack Rich
ardson and splendid cast of photo
play artists is showing today at the
Star theater. Also. Miss Marie Wal
camp, Frank Newburg and others are
featured in THE Yellow Star" mys-
tifying two-act drama.
Tomorrow, Room and Board $780,"
a two act LKO comedy featuring Billie
Richie, will be offered.
Ann Nelson. the wife Of Guy
Coombs, who has been featured in
several Kalem pictures, is playing (;
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Oliver Morosco has obtained the
American rights to an English play,
"Ann," by Lechmere Warrall, produced
in London some seasons ago.
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~ /, = IS 81 Htsl q ~ i11s.'f4I|'
set by said Company AZ date Wit
spect to which d dividend upon mid
ferred Stock - payable dur only
ten days written notice TO said .<m1
to convert his Eteferfed Stock |HI1
mon Stock Of said COMPANY Ola [I|
Of one share Of Common 8loc. I.1|
u 1-10 shares o. Preferred 3[ot& <o|
verified, such CONVERSION to DO <1|-I<
the surrender and cane tll1tion Of [||
tthcate for such Preferred Stock 11|
verified and the acceptanct Of CERT
for q correspondin amount OF Cos
Stock ON said ,baHis.
And for the purpose Of consId1<|1i
acting upon amendnlontS 10 tho U/
OF said Company
This special meeting OF stock1o|1<
called by order of Tho Board OF mi
and by the una retsntd nemu<r. 4
Board Of Directors OF 9eaid Company.
together constitute Q rpajorIL< of'
Board. =.
f syAty{IEkR BLACK
&. w 5HAu80<.
GEO ~. F4F1IH(/
WAlE0N MILLIlI.
Directors Of Monongahela valley If
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love affair Of prehistoric pair who
dispose of pursuing, irate father by
means Of the bludgeon at the mouth
of the nuptial cave in the thick of a
tribal fight. In vivid contrast comes
an appealing story of Civil war times
when a Boston beauty and a young
southern surgeon outwit the antipa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE For
paper maturing 900 en days or less Ter cent. up
20 NINETY days ycr cent
CALL MONEY oycned at ~ per cent; highest, 2
pef cent. Lowest. - Ier cent. closing . pcr cent
renewal. ~ per cent
TINE MONEY Va. more s,tive. Rates :4s?t
- 'ri Tor SHY DAYS. ~ 4 p~r cent ,or ninety
da,s gcr cent for four. Eve AID si1 months
MERCANTILE PAPER was quiet Ruling rates
Sc pFf cent Tor best rames bank sorcptancos.
gao ~ per cent
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS. - Z,
cht g NiS.t6i7So. ,slsnoes tlsie2S-i rhs
>4' Treasury was creditor 70 the amour, N
81 g. TREASURY. New York banks gained from
,.c SUI Treasury 5000. and lost since Frdsy
fitpf .0p.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston. par; san Fran.
r.r. 30. premium. Chicago s. discount. 81 louis
cunt DID, Sc premium asked Minneapolis zoe
.rtmi-u
+ HANK CLEARINGs Boston. exchange. SIS $50. q.
g. 500 5a. balances 81 a2t SOS. Chicago. exchanges
Stl cll lsq balances g. 3>t 422 FhlAdelpAia y
chsDs,s t,stsl46l. balances 81. o1i3s2 -. Louis
cKehangt, SIS $50 lfs balances tllos5ti
SILVER MARk ~. bar silver IN London was
% il-l6d. a SAN ~ J i-iet Nrw You quotation
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-rhe market wss uncef-
fri1 A. in ereci o. the Anso-lgtnch Joan and
a-fas. business was Hight Demand sterling st as
d al Us U.s. Closing cable and sigif rs'es Lon
c'be E21S 4q@,nd. ~ I' l Ciaos
s3A Greece Gable 5.l3, check 9 -. s!Gy AID
nllliy dsy oilis-London. banker s1'y dOs. 6S d.
ninety csys. 4ff
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE
WHERE Bos'ol tof ten days, peT Gent. W 70
NINETY dSy. &. Philadelphia. fOr teo dsB per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30
ON THE CONSOLIDATED

Realizing in volume impaired good
deal Of irregularlty to the course Of
prices on the Consolidated Exchange.
Among tho high prices Of the day were
baldwin Locomotive. 1877; Colorado
Fuel 66: American Locomotive. - ~;
Allis Chalmers, l7a4; Republic Iron &
Steel. So: Tennessee Copper. 81 p
Westinghouse, 1895, and American Car
{. laundry "a
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
UNITEDFRUIT COMPAN
DIVIDEND No. ca

quarterly dividend OF two per cent on
The capital stock Of this Company has been
declared. payable october 18Th. 1915. at the
ofioe Of tho Company isl state Street.
Boston. Macs. 20 stockholders ~ record
~ tho close Of business September %. 1918
JOHN W DAMON Asst. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30
LONDON BUYING
SHORT TERM BONDS
Conner and Oil Shares FIRM
New War Loan Active
Discounts Firm.

London. sept. %. The stock market
,.,s cheerful today, with the new war
Lon, and short term bonds in best de
maud Conner and oil shares and KAT
fire w.re firm. Cousols were unchanged
at 60. The new war loan closed u"-
changed At 97'a.
American securities were quIeter AM"
prices dropped with the improving eH-
change rates. but the market hardened
rcar tho close and finished steady.
America cychange opened strong ~
siT2l.. the highest since the reSenI
,ycakncsg. following the Official loan
statement. but declined TO S4'l18 on
tbc appearanca OF several buying or
dcis. COZ
The Bank Of England bought s soz9
600 I'm bar gold, and esrmarked 4z'o'-
600 for Egypt. Money and discount
r,tos we're frmcr. Money loaned NJ
~ and { per cent. Discount rates Ior
sho,. bills were 4fs to ~ per cent; Tor
three months, 41l-l6 to "A.
Gold premium at Lisbon was %.
Paris. Sept. 29.-Prices were weak on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cen.
rontes closed % confines lower at %
francs - confines Exchange on Lon
don y francs 2sis centimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30
MEETINGS AND ELECTIONS.
THE CHRONICLE COMPANY. LTD.
LL.-LI ~. -.

50 Wall St, New York
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of The Chronicle Company. Ltd. for the
election Of directors FOR the ensuing year.
an for the transaction OF euch other bust
ness os may properly come before the
meeting will he held az the Offce 81 tho
company. No. 90 wall Street iu the CITY
OF Now York. on the 7th Gay - october.
1915 az ono o'clock In the afternoon.
dated September %. 1913.
ARTHUR y MARSH President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30

The following comparative railroad
reports for August have been made
public:
linton Pa-ifr-Gross 81 ffs of7. decrease SCI 9el
net after fa1es t7.i0-.1iS decrease So go
Canadian Pslfc-Gfos s. s0i az. decrease
sIlt3l ne, s. az 3lj increase tiali
Detroit a Marknac-Gross sf3.>5. decrease
s. 30. net Alter tAIes tie sol. decr,t.e s. 900
Illinois Cenifal-Gruss fj.52s 80. decrease
flls f01 net tiie7.idu decrease 81 l6 10l
Yazoo a Mississippi NEllrj Gross 5000 go IN
crease SIlli3. net Sl'9ss9. increase 81. 7s9
Philadelphia a Keadi1g-Gross N.g3o1f1. IN
cresse. 800 So net. $3.50 06. increase te3 $50
heading Comgar5 Gross sifi. a39. increase sass.
nsl lse.l0g. lnelelse !g.5Ls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30
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 Wednesday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30
WILLIAM p. BoNBRIGHT & Co. INC.

WI LIAM +. BONbKItHT 20. M,
New YORK. September ~. 1910.
Regular quarterly dividend so. IL u
ONE AND THREE QUARTERS PER
CENT Gt.ec) on the hrst preferred stock
outstanding of William 7. Bonhright & Co.
Incorporated will be paid on October II.
1915. 10 stockholders ~ record September
10Th. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30

Purely domestic business no; identified with war
needs IS showing up consricuOuSy IN the s,r. !
lll..-y. ard grauHcauon over this deve o5i0ent
las shared Place with curiosity over 'he numor-
Gus nIuprs = works combinations Little creienre
S. f1 10 found iu well informed quarters ~ the
see trade That any large combinations n indie
IcI1' stoel r0nlqAnics al present without iIen-
t.aI stock Ownership Is u negotiation. or g. fact
g. feasible under present con lltipns
Tie railroads are lruuli srt in THIS buying move
frfnf other domestic Luycrs closing fpr for
warI requirements and are not lemurrirg At he
elrarers ASKED ty thc mills Plant arguments
a-e receiving n. rcasCd attention IS the heavy
pressure far tranag. upon present. capacity st.as
DO hatc'4en, Tie Stee' tOrp0raupl is planning
number cf Improvements Tie pig iron mar.e,
Z. rHt broadly scuvc. but Tire current tonnage lis
god. an higher prices are well MANI aimed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1915.

Wednesday. s2Soo against l' n date
From January " ~
2s6 90 eainstt6 &C. : yea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

Birmingham Ry., IT. & Power Go. rs
Carter Coal & Iron Co. LIST IS
Citizens Gas & Fuel Co. of Terre
Haute lSt IS
Clnchfeld Navigation Co.. Guaran-
teed Gold IS
Clinton Iron & Steel Co. lSt d
Col. Springs Light & Power Go. ist 5s
Columbia University Club I'd IS
Columbus, London q Springfield Ry.
Co. lSt IS
Consolidated Light & Power Co. Of
Whitehall LIST IS
Denver & Rio Grandc R. X. Co. Gu
mulatiye Adj. 7f5 Gold
Eric Electric Motor Go. lSt Ref. Sky.
Fund Gold IS
Fonda. Johnstown & Gloversvillc
r. Il. Go. Cons. is
Fulton Light, Heat & Power Co. lst IS
Kansas City southern ny. Co. LIST IS
Lincoln Heat, Light & Power Co. lst IS
New London Gas & Flee. Co. list IS
New London Gas & Elcc. CO. I'd IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30

ten 90 ninety days 4 M!nneapolis ard ~ lsf
cent Kansas city. I per cent. Dallas and "a
l.,r cent. san Francisco f'r ten days per rent
ior th.rty days. 81. fer tainy 10 SHY days 4. for
axis 70 ninety dAys. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports of gen
eral merchandise at the Port of New
York were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30

cent: FOR Ten % ninety days. 4 Clevlsni for ten
days So. pef ccui W % sixty days. 4 sixty %
ninety days ~ Richmond and ~. PER cent.
Atlanta I hnf "A Icf cent; Chicago. 4 and a..
per ce1t s. LouB fos ten diys ) pof oer,. for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30
INVESTMENT.

New York corporation which has paid iors
dividends per hunuin on rs preferred stocb
rvfulariy since Incorporation IL years
wishes 10 sell additional preferred stock a.
par 10 take care OF increafed business already
signed UP; highest references principals
only Address Liberty" ss Tribune Oh.ce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDU STHIAIS.

INDUSTR1ALS.
Bid Ask. Bii. Ask.
Alliance Film =. .. sInt Mot y ~ Il
B. Tob old 1871 49,, Kelly T...2-i go
do ord hr.. IA T. 30 n 1T pf Fo :,
&c ST. Isl n 70 70 Nut Prot ST. ga
do III NJ 49, o. Savoy OIL. o.. 10
dom steel. So. f7ai Sh'rm Ear. ~ So
FISK Tre..lo0 "a 10 pref .... s j.
'F-~pP (Al1 IA 4Stand Mot. 10 lolt
Guam sugar 80 81 USL&H ~ a..
-iIop & a IS Il Wayl o X q. 81
RAILROADS.
sWab pf "a 10 q
MINING
START DUO. IS ~ Majestic ". 50 70
buffalo Nj. y v stNev Hills. II 20
tCaledonia 81 100 efSnFer Pick.
IIowo sound 81 Stewart -. * 's
.tIron Bloss q = tTonopah VI. s. 8
Kerr Lake. 81. ~ X Cop pf . q.
BONDS.
TMM IS 50 % Pierce on Is. 70 50
unlisted. 'sslls cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30
.par value so NIX dividend
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Railroad Earnings.

.ln.,r-h.as,,tl, registered or coupon. coupon
-n.--------l-L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30
HOME STEEL TRADE LARGE
Shell Steel Orders Continue-Pig Iron
More Active.

Domestic business, quite apart from
war business. has become more active
in the last week In the steel industry,
according 10 the trade reviews. New
orders for shell steel prevail, however,
and. with the domestic demand, make
difficult for the bar mills the problem
OF deliveries. Slightly greater activity
IN the pig iron market is shown.
"The Iron Age" says;
Signs 4 Increasing homo consumption ,rs plain
The steel trade enters The IGst quarter Of tho
year The upward trend Of prices e. n anything
ilrre marked. and inquiry foT rolled steel for tie
first quarter n nett year Is bro6 lening The prob
lem Of The bar mills IL making deliveries o. home
critracts ana g. the SANE time meeting the de-
mands for var steol Is growing more diricult New
crdcrs Tor shell steel are coming out constantly
Additional requirements for France thG; Will come
- tte mills whsu the present funch contracts are
finished in February amount 70 800 900 tons
Railroad buying Is becoming real factor Jus,
reports % car shortages are coming NJ IN The
Middle Wet Steel hiets for rolling and forging
are commanding premiums q s. 90 3 ton for
early delivery quite generally The largo s'sel con
palies have advanced 20 Acc. Pittsburgh for
bars plGea and shsyes fgr his years delivery and
manufacturing consumers are closing Tor the early
months O. 1919 On that basis.
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I recommend the purchase o.
South Porto Rico
Sugar Common

which Is paving regular dividends OF - and
hes SC far th,, wear Ped two extra dividends
seereestnC 60 n, share; IN view OF The *
eeHent result. OF tins years business. which
show. a p-oa O. over two million dollars. }
.eel TIA, further large disbursements may he
confidently looked for and hat the stock
should sell a. .oasderahy higher level
Subject to prior sale ! ofer Inn
tied amount al the market.
Inquiries invited.
ERNEST SMITH
Is Broad ST., T. y. Tel. sI4-9 Broad
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no oo0 Kenn Cop cs...l7o 10 10 10
enlisted fsel,s cents p-r share.
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