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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
state Corporation Commission.

The State Corporation Commission
yesterday granted the charters Ia the
following new enterprises:
Negro Organization Society Hamp-
ton Va r. r.. Morton president:
Allen Washington. treasurer. l4amp-
ton. Va A A. Graham. r T. Walker,
George y. Zimmerman and jamie Per-
tier Barrett, Hampton. Va, nonstock
company. Negro charita bic and cdu-
iCationaI society
/ Faulconer Lumber Company, inc.
Charlottesville. Va Maximum capital
stock. $4,000; minimum. IS. 600 p.
II F'aulconer. president Hollis Rine-
hart, vice president, and John A.
PAYNE Jr.. secretary aud treasurer,
two former of Charlottesville. latter
officer of La Grange. Va. General real
estate and lumber business
Hopewell Realty Company, inc.
City Point. Prince George County Va.
i Maximum capital stock, $4,000;
minimum, 81 900. r. w. Manson. Jr..
secretary and treasurer; w Z. Sag
we'll. vice president, and r T. Epes,
all Of Blackstone. Va General real
estate business
Nirso Investment Corporation, Vir-
So. Lunenburg County. Va Maximum
capital stock. $50 900; minimum. ST..
coo. A. ]. Britton, president, Nirso
Va, Robert Blackwell, vice. president
Danville. Va. and D. T. Kennedy
secretary, kenbridGe. Va. Genera
real estate business
Lindsey, Lewis & Cabaniss, Inc.
Roanoke, Va. maximum capita
stock, 10000: minimum, $1,000; z
u Lewis. president w. A. Lindsey
vice president, and l.. 3. Cabaniss
secretary and treasurer, all of Roam
Toxic, Va. General real estate and In
isurance business.
Universal Bowling and Amusement
: tcorporatlon Portsmouth. Va Maxi
mum capital stock, $4,000; mini
mum, 81 900; Joseph H. Neville. presi
dent A. Creech. secretary, and e. )
Early all of Portsmouth, Va. TT
operate pool and billiard parlors ane
lother anausements.
Hopewell Heights Coal and Lumber
iComp any. inc. Petersburg, Va. MAXI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
The Tines-D Dispatch
October 3lato
SUPPORT THE Party NOMINEE.

No party law was violated when the
city Democratic Committee named y.
Cray Haddou as the party's candidate
for the office of Commemorative At
torney There were au6 and are diuer :
ences of opinion as t. the wisdom OF
making nomination but there can
he no question of legality so TAR
from being Irregular as Alfred j.
Kirsc told the Young Mems Progress
sive Association on friday evening
eihe nomination WAS in strict accord =
ance with what the law allows.
The committee acted in obedience
TO it's conception OF duty. and entirely
within it's legal prerogative, and DEM
ocrats should support the committee .
nominee No charge Of incapacity or
other unfltnees is brought against him
Even his opponent in the race says he
holds Mr. Haddon in the highest per
sonal regard.
The committee has been attacked.
and is being attacked, for doing what
il had a right TO do. Democrats are
entitled TO criticize the official repre-
resentatjve of their party, but their
sauabblings and d,sagreements should
end when decision has been reached
and Il standard bearer selected. There
after If they believe in Democratic
principles and that the prosperity and
happiness of the state and nation are
best conserved by Democratic sue
less at the polls and incumbency of
office, they should sink personal grew
ances and preferences and contribute
their ballot to the advancement of the
general welfare.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
HIGHLAND PARK.

+. c. Anderson. OF Huntington. W.
Va, spent Sunday with his family
here.
DIR. II. l.. Raiford, of Sedley Va,
attended the annual session of the
Medical Society of Virginia. and was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Bur
CESS
The regular meeting of Unity w. G.
T, Y. win be held Thursday afternoon
at 1880 o'clock at the residence of
Mrs. w. G. ouarles. l0l Third Ave-
nue.. All members are urged
tend.
At recent meeting OF the Moth
crs Club. the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. w. G. Car
penter; first vice-president. Mrs. w
A. Clarke. Jr.; second vice-president
Mrs. M. c, Doubles: secretary, Mrs
Milton Cone: corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Horace 4. Hawkins: treasurer,
Miss Sadie Ford. Executive commit
tee Mrs. A, G.. Quarles. Mrs. ].
Sterling Taylor, Mrs. ". r. GRAY.
Mrs. Edwina Buchanan of Third
Avenue. has returned from a visit to
her son. A. r. Buchanan, of Rocky
Mount. y. c.
Mrs. ]. F. Powell, of Enporis. Va,
was the recent guest Of her son, w.
NJ Powell, of Second Avenue.
The regular meeting OF the wo-
mans Missionary Society Of the Meth
odist Church will be held Tuesday
afternoon at $40 o'clock at the resi-
dence of Mrs. j. f. Stevens, 1905
Fourth Avenue, All members and
friends are requested to bring or send
donations for the Wilson home.
Mrs. Pell s. Rogers. or Third Ave
nue., associate natron of Holly Chap
ter. O. T., s.. who has been quite sick
for some time. is nov able to go out.
The work OF tearing down the
Methodist Church is progressing rap
idly The foundation is being dug,
and the corner stone VIII be laid in
a short while.
II. NJ. Starke has returned from a
visit to his son-in-law and daughter.
Rev. and Mrs. d. r Merritt, Of Smith
field.
The revival services at Northside
Baptist Church have closed. Rev. w.
a. Ayres, who conducted these ser
vices, was an attractive and forceful
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
The Evening Journal
October :tst.)
UNDER PARTY Law.

Some unnecessary excitement has
been stirred up here by the action of
the City Democratic Executive Com
mittee declaring Mr. Haldon the nomi.
nee OF the Democratic party for Com
'tnonwealths Attorney to I'LL the un-
expired term. No name but that Of
AR fiaddon was put before the com
mittee officially as a candidate for
the office
such action by n party committee
Is not unusual In most of the Con-
Sress districts OF the State the dis
trict committees have named the party
nominees time after time when hut
one name was presented. AS is shown
by statement from the Richmond com i.
mittee, printed else where the same
course has been taken frequently here
This committee was chosen by the
Democratic voters of the city TO rep
resent and act for them, to maintain
their party organization and 10 per-
form the duties imposed upon 1t by
Stale and party law. Therefore, the
voters are bound by all lawful acts
of their representatives. There can
he no question that the action Of the
COMMITTEES in this case was lawful.
We think also it was wise An omen
race before the general election with
an unlimited number of candidates
going before the pople might have had
an unfortunate result. In such con-
ditions, it would have been possible
for a man to he elected to the import
ant position Of Commemorative At
torney by few Hundred votes. It
seems to us Mr., Haddon, officially des-
ignated by the executive committee.
is entitled to the support of all who
regard themselves as belonging to the
local Democratic organization, We may
think and speak as we like or the com.
mittee and its action: but we can
not get away from the facts that the
committee was elected lawfully by
the votes or with the consent OF the
Democratic voters. that 1t was en-
trusted with certain duties and powers
and that il has performed them ac,'
cordingi to the law II we are to have
a party organization at all. we should
be loyal to II and respect its consti.
tuted authority, Otherwise we will
fall into confusion: and In political
affairs confusion frequently maans I'M
happy and DISASTROUS consequences.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
BUSINESS NEWS
AND COURT RECORD
CHaNCERY COURT TRANSFERS.
Six Deeds of Bargain and Sale Re
corded YESTERDAY

c. r. sprenkle and wife to Frank T.
Sutton, ST., No. 2409-11 West Main
Street, 100x135; $4,000.
e 7. Sutton and wife to Claude r..
sprenkIe, No is North Eighth Street.
6x70. $4,000.
< N. Harris and wife to r VI, c.
Harris. lots Nos IA. square ISL. Fair
mount; $4,000
Sam Miller and wife to W. r Klein
and G. \. Metzger. Nos. 2504 Kensing
ton Avenue. 40.sx63s; $40
Davis & Acher 81 ais, TO f. NJ
Baker, Hanover Avenue, near West
Street. 30x1o9: $40.
L. &. Grasberger TO w. T. Tor
renee, Allen. between Main and Cary.
22Sl46. SO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
MARKET.

Chicago, III Nov. i.--"neat--sette :
.,rrb.nred nrtoss Broomhalls reports
Sha. Australia will show a big surplus
Nv the end Of December. North Amer :
IAN shipments last week. wheat ano
Mour, i3ss3.ono bushels.
Canada continues to hold the posi-
4ion occupied with a big surplus crop
which Great Britain Will OF course
absorb as much as possible belofe
Z c,,rhtrr ours In any great degree.
r.orn-Beftsr, with weather condi-
Nttcns favorabia.
Va Oats-Easier with the weight OF
Snovement and increased cash offer
s3n1s somewhat offset by a good ex-
porfing demand.
Provisione--Somewh better with
$4,000 hogs at Chica go and the market
( slow to higher.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02

scarcity Of product has marked the
8nvo opening weeks Of the Riehrnona {,
frbacco market, but the Iitue isa'
1Aat has been offered IS OF better
Il ~uaffty than that OF last year' ano
aa been taken UP AT seoo pFao6s Wy
~ prasent indications point TO most
a~nerAssful market. and all warehouse
s1,en. growers ard buyers are await
1ur seasorabis weather. warm damp
-~.aI Uh.oh will enable the planter
~ ret his tobacco ready tor the mar
Nrst. II Is said that the goods VIII
koop bring fancy prices
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
City Circuit Court.

This court started the November
term yesterday morning. Judge Scott
disposed of the following cases,
Judgment in the suit Of j. A. Com
rad against jerome Kehoe, for s6s.
Judgment in the suit OF D. G.
Richardson administrator against
Ollie II. Smith, for $3.50
Motions were docketed in the fol-
lowing cases: Mrs. j c. watkins
gainst J. Scott Parrish, for si,125:
Jane West against j. G. Robertson,
for 500.
Messrs r r. Fuller. J J Mattern
and u. G, Kennedy were appointed
trustees for Richmond Comnandery
No. . Knights Tempiar.
Albert T.. Barfoot was appointed
trustee for Pine-Stret Baptist Church,
in place of Charles E. Hill, deceased,
Edward r. punford qualified to
practice in this court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02

On sunday evening al Corinth NJ. e.
Church on the Seven Pines car line,
the Corinth Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union was organized by Mrs.
Lee Todd, with twentyeig men,
bers. The officers are: President.
Mrs H f. Gibson; Vice president.
Mrs A. X. Eacho; corresponding sec
rotary. Miss Nettie Applewhite: re-
cording secretary, Mrs. Pearl Bragg:
treasurer. Mrs. Annie Stokes, Meet
ings are TO be held every second and
fourth Sunday afternoon at Cornth
NJ T. Church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
blind. She scws MaiIbass.

washington, Nov. Twenty SIX
years ago blind woman asked Post
master General John Wanamaker TO
give her a job sewing r1ailbags
Mr.. Wana ma kerr she said you
give seeing people a two months trial,
wil you give me that much time TO
prove I CO n do it, He consented TO
give her trial,
Today you will find Miss Hattie
Maddox In the mailbag repair shop OF
the Postoffice Department busy with
a pile OF sacks reaching nearly TO her
shoulder. She is one OF Uncle San y
best workers on nailbags
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
HUMAN ASHES SENT TO
JAPAN BY PARCEL POST

West Paln Beach Fla Nov. -
The ashes of 4. NinomiHa. = japan
es@ who died here several DAYS age.
have been sent 70 Japan by parcel
post.
Shortly before his death. Ninonlixa
requested that his body he cremsroa
and the ashes sent to E.hin1a. Japan
where he was horn. The ashes we're
placed liz a metal receptacle which
was Theoretically sealed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
Petition In Raukrupirvy

petition in voluntary bankruptcy
was filed yesterday in the United
States District Court by William T.
Mullaha. of Petersburg, who fixed his
liabilities at s2,343.36. and his assets
at S48.oT. There are only two Rich
mond firms holding unsecured claims,
they being T.. l.. Christian & Co, TO
the amount of s1822o. and the Vir-
ginia Carolina Grocery Company,
-S11a0S
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
ER-RLACKSMITH
\ BIG MONEY-MAk

Mountain Home. Ark, Noy. l.
One ~ the two BARRIERS of this place
has his chair in the Blacksmith shop
and shaSes his customers to the tune
OF the anvil.
The blacksmith Is also a barber
and when the barber is away he looks
after the business of the chair, aud
the barber, who is also a black smith
becomes ar equestrian maniCur'st
The combination IL money -mak,ns
proposition
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
X /. GOVERNOR GOES
INFO EGG BUSINESS

Newport, r. l., Nov. l.--iover nor
r. Livingston Peeckman, since he mas
been chief executive of the State has
made a practice Of visiting all of the
county fairs aud has become I'd i'm
pressed with the poultry departments
that he has decided to go into the
chicken and egg business.
In his garden in Coggeshail Ave-
nue. he Is 10 have erected a chicken
house more than 90 feet long and
this ne will stock with the best breeds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
Building Permits.

Inspector Butler yesterday issued
permits to the following persons:
W F. Drinkard, Jr.. to build two
frame dwellings, Winder Street be-
tween Carter and Meadow, to cost
$3.50
Johnston Willis Sanitsrium. to build
two garages in rear Of southeast cor
ner, Sixth and Franklin Streets, to
cost $4,000.
Joseph Heppcrt. 10 repair brick
dwelling. No. 3003 West Grace Street.
Ito cost $40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
Cooke Named pos,mas,er.

Greenrboro, \. G, Nov Con
gresham sfedman has announced
definitely tina, he would recommend
City Attorney A. Wayland Cooke. his
former law partner. for postmaster
here TO succeed r. D. Douglas In
JaauAry next.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
Law and Equity Court.

Suit was instituted In this court yes
terday by DIR. Joseph White against
j. c. Anderson for $500.
The suit OF the Eastern Motor Sales
Corporation against the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company is on trial In
this court, The plaintiff asks for $3.50
for alleged damag es TO an auto
mobile by being struck by a car
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
Deeds of Release.

T, Sitterding ct ais, trustees. t,
Julia NJ Cavedo. Garland Avenue
north OF Brookland Park; $40.
Bessie A Catlin, executrix. +
George G.. Storr, lot Is. block
Brookland Park: $3.50.
r. 3, Taylor. trustee, TO George c
Stors, Barton Avenue, south of Ora
( ford Street, $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
The News Leader
October 2Gth.b
THE NOMINATION or MR.. HADDON

what has the committee done
Only what is has done several times
in the past in precisely the same cir4
csfn,stances. only what 1t is author
ICED under the letter OF the law and
the rules of tho party to do.
In our Judgment, this section Of the
law disposes OF the whole matter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
ra,e,t, Estate IN eb;lar,n

The Virginia Trust Company. Henry
|G. and T. w. Elicit. yesterday quail
jfed as executors Of the estate OF the
late John s. Elicit valued at s44O,-
$50. The estate Is 10 be equally d.
INded between the four children Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
Marriage Licenses.

Clerk Walter Christian yesterday Is.
sued marriage licenses TO the follow.
ing couples:
j. g Wehber and Mollie A. Seay
r. L. Beauliew and Eva +. Cox.
O. p. Thomas and Irene II. Leonard
j. w Faison and Martha b
Isbell
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02

Mr. Eiletts-Henry G.. Thomas w.
John s. Jr., and Miss Mary E. Elicit,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
THE NORTHERN NECK MUTUAL

is the only fire association offer
ing rates at actual cost. Old line
companies have recently raised rates.
The Northern Neck Mutual Fire AS
ISOLATION. Iryington Va. insures your
dwelling for little less than any 9TH
err concern. and stores. merchandise
factories. oyster houses etc. at ahou.
ONE HALE TIE. PRICE asked by
others. Save money. Write them.
(Twenty years old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
tFrona Caskie C.. Burch 4 Coz
Richmond. Va, Nov, 1, 1915.
STATE SECURITIES

~. %. Old c. and r, 1882. 81
NJ. Centuries, 1s3i. ST 81
B STREET. RAILWAY BONDS.
&Kn Ry and r. Co. 5s. 1884 34z
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS
lNny NJ ana p. Co. pfd.. 100 so al
sS1 III and r. Co. com 100 Al 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02

MISCELLANEOUS.
I Va Car. C. pfd, 800. 100 10s
Va Car. C, com ..... 100 80
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-11-02
RICHMOND rroprcn MARKET.


Kichmond. Va, Nov. I. 1916
LIVE POULTRY
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE-For
paper maturing IN ten days or less. per cent W
70 niney days. per cent.
CALL MONEY opened at u. per cent: highest,
"a per celt; lowest. ! = per cent closing. per
cent renewal. p'r cent
TINE MONEY was quiet. Rates. ,. per cent
for sfty DAYS -. per cent Tor ninety days. per
cent for four. i've and sir months
MERCANTILE PAPER vas scare Ruling rae
343. per cent for best names. bank scceptsnces
2d?. PER cent.
CLEARING HOUSE TRANsACTf0Ns.--Er
changes sljSss5.ia; balances. t22 a.? $50 The
SUB Treasury vas creditor the Of 1921 Ell
SUB .TREAsr New York banks gained from
Sub Treasury. 81 $4,000. ard gained since Friday
s.. l7p. 900.
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELSE.
WHERE -Bos,on. for ten days. per cent: ID TO
ninety days 4: Philadelphia. 3 and per cent
Cleveland. Tor tea GAYS. 81 ger cent; up to slaty
nineiy days. per cent: Atlanta up 70 nine'y dsy,
per cent: chicago Tor ten das 81 per cent: M
10 sixty days. 4. siNU N ninety days "A. 81
louis. 3 and ger cent. Minneapolis 4 aud a.,
Der cent; Kansas City tor ten days sla Der cent.
up 10 ninety days. 4 %. cent. Dallas 4 Der cent
san Francisco. 10Y ten days. 3 pr cent. thirty
dcs 3ls; ,hrv to Nf2 days. 4. siiU 70 oineiy
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Francisco zoe
premium. Neg orleans. sight soc discount. hrok.
ers, soc pfenium
s2sele. balances sl.siss2i Pitubursh. exchange
SILVER MARKET Bar silver in London vas
20 a-led. gain o. 5-isd. New York quotation
W. |se VI so. Mexican silver donss. - isc
FOREIGN ExCHANGE.--Demand startling touched
q new high price for the MONUMENT At tf4it hui
reacted fraciionslly. Austrian and Russlsn e1.
charge ien to rev low records Cable and sight
P.ns-cseis. s.s!e cheek. Sssis' BerlinScabls.
sTs' sss AL .S.lI SIS check
ninety day oills-London n,nt.r.'i-sls,r a.,
ieeis. nineiy eS,,. fsfA
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CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Oil List BrOadens but Dealings
Are Not Large-New Erie
Bonds Improve.

The outside securities yesterday
showed stronger tone, but tine adj
vances generally were of small extent.
Trading in the Erie convertible As,
when issued, was on an active scale,
with the final quotation nearly 2
points above Wednesdays close and
the rights also improved. The oil list
broadened, though dealings we're small
except in a few of the low-priced is
sues. Standard Oil OF New York was
advanced . points and Prairie Oil and
Gas lost /. Cosden and Federal Oil
we're unusually active and higher.
Houston Oil gained points.
Price changes in the industrial group
were mainly of fractions and gener-
ally upward. Midvale Steel continued
leader and gained a good fraction.
Marine preferred advanced half point.
Atlantic Gulf and West Indies made
fair improvement. Among the cOppers
Kennecott and First National Copper
were active, each improving a fraction.
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A.bl,,d Wa,erwork. Co. Is, Mtse. os
A,b,n, Terminal Co. Is, M,se. Is
Auburn Ga, Co. Is, Mtse. Sky. I'd. Is
Bronx Ga, & Electric Co. lst M'se' Is
City Of Oregon, Mo-, Wv. & Elect. 1t. Is
Civ Of Rome, Ca. Rem. or Ref. Mtg. 4l1'
City of Sedalis, Mo-. Refund'ns 4Il''
Central Make, St. Ry. Co. lot ). r. o'
Citizen. Ga. & Electric Co. OF Council
Bluffs LIST M,ge. %
Citizen, Ga. & Fuel Co. Of Ieue Hsu'e'
Ind. lst Refundns so year Is
Clinchheld Coal Co. la IS
Denver Union Water Co. lst M'se. Bonds
x Cts. Of Dep. issued by the New
York Tru,, Co. therefor.
Detroit Toledo & lron,on R. K. 10. Ia
Mlge. IS
Ea., Hampton Electric Lish, Co. Is
Ea., Ohio Ga. Co. lot M,ge. s. +. Is
Edison Electric Light & Power 20. OF
Erie. Pa. LIST o'
Equitable Illuminating Gas Light Co. OF
Phila. la Mtse. IS
Erie County Electric Co. l't MtSe. IS
Fonda. JOhn,town & GlOver'vllle r. X.
Co. General Refundius As
Fonda, Jamestown & GlOver'V'Ile r. H.
| Co. lot Cons. Refundlns 42'
Greenwich Tramwsy Co. LIST Is
Hscken,ack Water Co. l,t IS
Hamilton Ridge Lumber Co. Purchase
\ Money 10, 6'
Indianapolis Water Co. Gen. M'se. o'
Ione.ylle, S. C., School Dist 5I1'
Kan. City So. Ry. Co. Ref. & Imp. os
Knoxville Ry. & 1t. Co. 2 year Coll. 90
Notes
Lincoln Traction Co. Gold ). OF 1889
Lincoln Traction Co. Gold 5, of 1920
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1HENEw10RKT RUsTCOMEANY
26BROAD STREET
COUPONS DUE JAM, 1916 PAYABLE AT THIS OFFICE

LOckport Light, Hes, & Power Co. ~
Mise. Refundins IS
Macon, Dublin & Savannah R.R. Co. lns
Mshonns & Shensnso Ry. 6 Il. Co. lot
Cons. RefunSng IS
National Condu, & Gable Co. la 5,
New London Steamboat Co. la 8:
New 0rlean, City & Lake R. R. Co. Il, 5,
New Orleans City r. r. Co. Gen. 5,
New Orleans Ry. & Ii. Co. Gen. W.
Norwich Gas & Electric Co la 5.
Paducah City Railway Is, Con, 5,
Peace River Phos MING Co. lot Con 8.
Pine Bluff Co. LIST 80 year SO
Plstt.bureh Traction Company ln 6,
Poeshonis, Cons. COllenes Co. lue. 50
year SO Gold
ST. Lawrence & Adirondack Ry. la s.
Sharon & Newcastle Railway, Co. la
Lien S. F. IS
Somerse, County, \. j. Building 4,
South Shore Gas 60. LIST IS
Terminal Warehouse Co. ID Mise. 5,
Underground Flee. Railway, Co. Of Lon.
don. Ltd, 4JlPo Bonds Of 1888
Underwriters Bldg. Co. lst IS
United Ga,6Elec. Co. Of n. J. l,t Mis.. 5.
United Light & Railways Co. &c Notes
Utica Belt Line St, R. R. Co. ID M,ac. 5,
Utica, Clinton & Binshsmton RRCo. C. 5,
Virginis.Porilsnd Cement Co. LIST 5,
Washington Sugar Co. Is, 6s
Willapa Elect. Co. lst Gold o.. Sene, A
and B
Worcester & Conn. East Ry. Co. la NJ,
Younsstown-Shsron Ry.& L. Co. lt ST. 81
DUE JANUARY Is, 1915.
Wladlkawkas Ry. Co. RUSSIA Is
DUE JANUARY Is, 1916.
Resugouehe Salmon Club
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MINING.
Savage Arms Shares $500.

The Savage Arms Company. IN e. ..
cular 70 stockholders. states tbs, w,
price paid for the majority STOCK 81
quired by the briggs Ordnsn.,,
Company WAS $500 a share. MInc.,M
holders are asked 70 dispose OF ne
stock at the same figure on or oei'''
January l5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

While the tone was good, there was
not much inclination to make new con-
mitments on the Consolidated STOCK
Exchange. Mexican Petroleum after a
dip to lO9A, rose to HAS. California
Petroleum closed at 36ss, its highest
OF these two stocks nearly l2eVV
shares changed hands. ST. Paul did no;
go below 97a4. Erie's opening price Of
423s was its lowest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-31
New Spencer Trask Partners.

Spencer Trask & Co. announce :,
terday the admission 10 their nrp' y.
January 3 Of Watkin ". Knesth' ~
manager Of their Chicago once o..
Percival Gilbert. manager OF the CT
ton ofice. They will be resident ""
ners in the.two cities named
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Railroad Earnings.

ne following comparative railroad
reports for November have been made
public:
telusl ~ GcofglA-Gfoss fii5gi6a Increase
flSo'o'. ust after taxes $4,000. increase sos
TOLEDO. -. Louis A wssurn-Gross s50s as I'm
Slt0 4fq
Rutland Railrosl--Groi, sara. as inereaS. $50.
81 ~; after taros SOL s7b Increase Sg5E57
fmiAaephia Reaing-tiross s..0S3. s9t. iu-
cfcaf NlutfiiN. .ef g. iel $50. increase fsg1 n04
Nading somptrt Gus S1d.5i1 increase 1896
net sJj..l3i. decTeAso !sqlj. 49,.