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The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-13
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SUNDAY SERVICES AT 4
HATTlEsBuRo CHURCHES 4
Main street Baptist.

Main Street Baptist.
9:45 Sunday School, B. M. Foster,
leader.
II a. III. Report of the Mems Con-
vention.
$50 B. Y. P. U.
1880 Evangelistic services.
All invited.
z. D. Solomon, Pastor.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-13
CHURCH AND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETIES.

Westminster Aid.
Westminster Aid will meet Monday
afternoon at three-thirty in the parlor
oi Bay Street Presbyterian church.
:--%1c.
Court Street w. M. S.
The w. M. S. of Court Street Meth
odist church will meet at three o'clock
Monday afternoon with Mrs. T. M.
Curtis COG Walnut street.
:-@-..
Jewish Council.
The Jewish Women's Council will
meet Monday afternoon at three
o'clock, with Mrs. Frank Rubenstein,
at her" home on Bay street.
49,
Trinity Guild.
Trinity Guild will meet Monday af-
| ternoon at three o'clock with Miss
Marion O'Ferrall, at which time re
ports from the sale of tickets are de
sired.
PrlacilIan Circle.
The Priscillians of Court street
Methodist church will hold regular
meeting Monday afternoon with Mrs
]. H. Dahlia SO4 Edwards street, at
three o'clock.
Lydan Circle.
Mrs Arthur j. Grove and Mrs. Har'
ry P'Pool will be hostesses to Mondays
meeting of the Lydian Circle, at three
o'clock at the residence of the former,
on West Fifth street.
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Mothers Meeting.
The r1fth Ave,,'ue w. M. U. Mothers
Meeting will be held Monday after
neon at the home of Mrs, NJ. j. Epley
at three o'clock. Rev. E. 5. PPoo
will deliver an address.
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" " First Presbyterian Aid.
- The Aid Society of First Presps
tor;on church will meet Monday aftel
Nv noon at two-thirty at the home OF Mrs
'" Martin King. The members Will prih
70 their sewing and later picnic lunci
- -. con will be served.
'p' a-%--'
y" Missionary Circle Organized.
a' Circle No. Three of Main Stree
'o' ,fe4hodist Missionary Society met FL
60 dav afternoon in the home OF Mrs'
'n' NJ Ferguson and perfected plans Il
ou raising money to help pay the chur'
No. dobt The following officers we
''0' elected: Chairman, Mrs. t. M. Fere
son. vice-Chairman, Mrs. Joe Coo
Secretary, Mrs. E. H. Mounger; Ire'
nod urer, Mrs. ]. C. Osborne. The Cir'
- will meet again next Wednesday ait
.Sis noon with Mrs. Seth Heidelberg
ays
rbe Main street Circle NO. o.
Circle No. 5 of Main Street Met
sns dist Woman's Missionary Society
na on Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
80 Eoote The hostess, Mrs. Foo
,,,ss 'n took charge of the meeting and
4''' following officers were elected; n
=, ,dent Mrs. w. R. Thames; Vice-rr
a' ,o' dort Mrs. Harper; Secretary
,anns w." Gilbert Gilman; Treasurer MIS-
and Gowan. ,,
ore. a Plans were discussed for ran
,onov and a large amount
..oa n,edged for the year.
sot AT the close of the meeting 'ne
:. M ,ns tess served sandwiches and not
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-13

anu DOll, ILu-
leil today for New Orleans, to
BVT N<ssnival season and while
E@BRans will be guests of DR..
q $Ars& 5. Martin. Mr.. Shamber,
Y (jOiu them Sunday.
49,
~ In Petal.
,ass Frances Ferguson compliment.
yAlSer Petal Music Glass Friday after
IN with a pretty valentine party at
music studio in that place. The
" was cleverly decorated in hearts
iut flowers and after a pleasant
hour delicious refreshments
Ferved and each guest was given
R Intine favor
Party.
\ fe Philatheas of Central Christian
ech spent a pleasant evening in the
| he Of Mr., and Mrs. N. l. Green Fri. |
The reception suit was enhanced
@ ferns, many cut flowers and
AOihearts and valentines. Old
Z{iovymes were enjoyed and
(dEictes with hot chocolate was
III frd BY members of the class. There
Ift about thirty guests present.
W $50:
Beck.
interest to Hattiesburg friends
marriage of Miss Florence
Nl Peck and Mr.. Melchoir Hays
NJ (which was solemnized at the
/ jof the brides parents, Mr. and
VIZ L. Peck, of Scranton, Penn
M Jania, very recently. The wedding
brilliant evening affair with
byeral hundred guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
y .tyn left shortly for Washington and
bA6sr cities and an their return will
Make their home in Scranton.
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rscillan Embroidery Club.
THE Pricililan Embroidery Club was
I'll n delightfully."- entertained FRIDAY
Irnoon by Mrs. Ellis Hickman a
. home on north Main street. Th'
ormal pleasure of the occasion wa
Red to by Miss Florence Hickman
! tbsic. Pink carnations were used II
IL drawing room and homemade car
les and a tempting salad cours
kSved. IL R,sR. swittenberg, Mrs
NJ kery ~ Mrs. w. R. Thames, Mr.
liz. Crow, Mrs. Wiley Jackson, Mr.
II Griffin, were the members in a
tpdance'
4 " 49,:
AE crochet. 49,,
Seekly meeting OF the Frid'
Uhet Club was held In the home
WI George Koch, at three o'clo
yesterday, the event being one
huch pleasure to the seventeen ine
brs and guests present .
nuring the hour spent Win !
Goyk Miss Eula Koch entertained WI
VI&o music and little Miss Giau
KGShran made herself most popular
sweet manner in which she ~
roct of the balls of thread WI"
I'M had habit of run@ng aW
d. frappe and cake were the
Mhments served. Among those p'
we're Mesdmes Barrett, L. C. "
IL lanes Griffin, Will Murphy II
E King. Longre Brown, TompN
t1uocreagor, Garfield, Miss Burue
\ | a MCUiooSN''
l.. I W. Howell, Mrs. Hows'
YD( ..--%-!:
hIentine Party aone
w 9, valentine is being much non'
u.ttiesburg this year and no
ZST sor the traditions sacred to
Rl H., offer SO many delightful "
Hl 1'I' ontsrtaining and decorating,
.tLr,.o\Ilatheas of Bay S're'' -
II Hsol advantage of the season 30
. .%srtained Friday eVen,nS e,amSers,
Dlfyom of one of their members
lRuts {vIs Curtis, on Walnut street '''s 60
''rn The rooms were gay, gay %i,n %rsn,ns sc
lisarts, sarlands Of ,s1sra. them d,eplnS ~hi1e
dow curtains and daSsd plSed'tI, Fragrance Crane
|rousht 3rs sn the sprlns-tims ,n in, With tns :
49, was spent informally WIN !,
"a Ie appropriate music. Hearts, '',s
= swicbes we're served WIN
40 class memFetS
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-13
Lydian Circle.

Mrs. Arthur j. Grove and Mrs. Har'
ry P'Pool will be hostesses to Mondays
meeting of the Lydian Circle, at three
o'clock at the residence of the former,
on West Fifth street
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-13
PrIscilIian Circle.

Prlscillian Circle.
The Priscillians of Court street
Methodist church will hold regular
meeting Monday afternoon with Mrs
]. H. Dahlia, S04 Edwards street, al
three o'clock.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-13
Mothers Meeting.

The rrfth Aven'ue w. NJ. U. Mothers
Meeting will be held Monday after
Noon at the home of Mrs, NJ. j. Epley
at three o'clock. Rev. E. $. FPoo
will deliver an address.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-13
First Baptist.

e. D. Solomon, Pastor.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-13
Trinity Guild.

Trinity Guild will meet Monday af-
ternoon at three o'clock with Miss
Marion O'Ferrall, at which time re
ports from the sale of tickets are de
sired.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-13
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soClAl CALENDAR. a

X Saturday, Feb. 18th. .
(s'enlng, 5 o'clock: Valentine .
NV Broad st. Missionary Cir .
NO. j; hostess, Mrs. X. B. 9
}a'p' Fourth street. :, =
H~< . %%<% . >><< .
~ f. NJ. Wilkins of West Fourth
(b Is spending several days with
|ads inr jackson.
8 @-%-:
u.s. A. Z. Schamber and son. Ed
~ lett today for New Orleans. to
& Gsarnival season and while
P@Bleans will be guests of Dr..
$MrSN $. Martin. Mr.. Shamber
Join them Sunday.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-02-13

Wy In Petal.
ass Frances Ferguson compliment.
vef Petal Music Glass Friday after
With a pretty valentine party at
music studio in that place. The
was cleverly decorated in hearts
iut flowers and after a pleasant
hour delicious refreshments
Ferved and each guest was given
tntine favor.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-04-15

torney and a notary, who may or may not be
members of the board of directors they shall
appoint such other officers and employees as
NAV be necessary, who shall hold office dur
ing the pleasure of the board. They shall fix
the compensation of all officers and en-
ployees, and they shall have power to enact
bylaws not repugnant TO this charter, 10
select a place of meeting, to suspend any
officer for neglect of duty or misconduct, and
in case of any vacancy occurring on the board
among the officers, from death, resignation,
moval or any other cause, the directors shall
have the right to fill such vacancy, and shall
have general authority to carry out the object
shall not have the power to purchase real
estate for cash not to contract any indebted
ness without the affirmative vote OF at least
five directors and then only in furtherance
of the usual and proper business of the
ISOLATION. Seven directors shall constitute
a quorum at all meetings OF the board.
Thus done and passed in my office at the
City of New Orleans the day, month and
year herein first above written in the pres
ence of 2. r. Ferrea and a. f. Carey, com
petent witnesses of lawful age who, together
with said appearer and me, notary, have
signed their names after due reading of the
whole Original Signed Vim. {. Ermon,
r. Ferrera, a. (. Carey. Wynne q. Rogers,
|, the undersigned, Recorder of Mortgages
in and for the Parish of Orleans, do
hereby certify that the above and fore
going amendment to the charter of the
Equitable Homestead Association was this
day duly recorded in my, office book llS
folio 49, New Orleans, March 18th. 1915.
(Signed) Emile J. Leonard, by. X.
A true COPY of the original on hle and of
record in my Office New Orleans, March
18th, 1915 Wynne &. Rogers, Not. Pub.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-04-15
1ese two last named in ono person.

these two last named in one person.
Article lN-EXcept as otherwise provided by
law, ten days notice of all stockholders meet
ings shall be given in writing and delivered
in person mailed 10 the last known adj
dress OF each stakeholder; but such notice may
be waived by unanimous consent.
At all stockholders meetings each share Of
stock shall be entitled TO one vote, TO be
cast either in person or by proxy.
Article N-Ihc names and post office ad.
dresses OF the subscribers 10 these articles
of Incorporation and statement of the mum
Der Of shares Of stock which each agree 10 take
in this corporation are set forth in the
undersigned subscription OF said lrcorporatorS
to this charter.
Thus done and passed at my office in the
city Of New Orleans, State OF Louisiana, on
the day, month and year first heTeinabove
written, in the presence OF Scott +. Beer and
Thomas a. Tabary, competent witnesses who
have signed these presents with said appear
ers and ne. notary, after reading Of the whole.
Original Signed John a. Nogan. 2+25 Is
planade Ave, 100 shares; NJ G.. NOgan, los
Milan. shares: A. w. Starlipcr, l4S5 y.
Galyez ST.. New Orleans, La, 5 shares.
(SeaD Charles Rosen, Notary Public.
I, the undersigned, Deputy Recorder Of
Mortgages, IN and for the Parish OF Orleans.
State Of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing act Of Incorporation
Of John A. Wogan, Inc, was this day duly
recorded III my office III book llS7. folio -.
New Orleans, La, March 5lSt, 1915.
tSigued) Emile J. Leonard, Deputy K. Of NJ.
(SeaD
| hereby certify that the above and fore.
going is true and correct copy OF the oriSi-
nal act of Incorporation of John a. Nogan,
Inc, passed before on the 5lst day OF
March, 1915, file and Of record in my no.
taral office. Witness my hand and seal at
New Orleans, Louisiana, this 3lst day OF
March, 1918. Charles Rosen, Notary Public
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-04-15

in and for the Parish of Orleans, State Of
LOUISIANA, do hereby certify that the above
Dixie Laundry Company, Inc, was this dav
duly recorded IN my Office, in book No. lIS7
folio - New Orleans, La, March 9th. l9Is'
lslgned EMILE LEONARD, d. r.
State OF Louisiana, Parish of Orleans.
l, the undersigned Notary Public, duly COM
missioned and qualified in and for the Parish
OF Orleans, State of Louisiana, do hereby
certify that the above. and foregoing is a
true and correct copy of the act Of incorpora-
ton OF the Dixie Laundry Company, Inc,
the original of which is on file in my no.
tarial archives. In faith whereof. witness NV
hand and official seal, at the city of New
Orleans, this 9th day of March, 1915
(SignedD H. MICHEL. Not Pub
Mch ll-lS-2S-Apr. l-S-l5
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-04-15
To Close Door NoiselessIy.

In severe cases Of illness where
the patient is disturbed by the noise
made in closing the door. tie one cor
ner of a handkerchief around the
knob on one side of the door, and the
opposite corner around the knob on
the other side. The door will now
close noiselessly on the folds Of the
handkerchief.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03

Speaking Of the great advance in che
prices OF industrial shares. which has
o~ccasioned so much adverse criticism.
a Wall street nan recaHs an Incident
that happened just a wear ago. THIS
Incident. ne Thought. furnished one of
the most remarkable examples OF bust
ness acunen ard foresight that he mad
encountered IN n long experience IN the
financial district. II tool place In the
Hotel Metropolis in London In the first
few days OF panic that followed the be-
grnning Of the war. The Wall Street
mar with many other Americans. found
himself FOR the omen stranded. one
night IN the hotel he entered into con-
versation with an English Jew. whom
n- later earned was a membe OF me
London Stock Exchange. The English
man told him something IF the painful
scenes witnessed on the exchange that
day, when a score OF firms were ham
mered.
II We had 20 settle up now he said
every one NJ US would ne bust. And
the pity OF " IN tina there will De ire.
mendous opportunities for speculation
30 YOU now that 2 I had tlOO,O 600
would put every penny NJ il IN American
industrials.'
Tha; opinion was expressed vhen all
the world was completely N the lark
and stocks IN this side were unsalable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
HEAVY PASSENGER
LOSS BY LEHIGH
Revenues From Travel in last
Year Cut $751; I3-Nct
Income Shrinks.
COMPLAINT ABOUT TAvES

The Lehiph Valley Railroad 81 o..
year ended June 80 lost s-5i.i,S .. pea.
senger traffic revenues. This. .' -. .s.
ported. was due largely - 80 r!..
pension OF the immigration al. .e.s
much OF which n annual'v savo q
the Lehigh.
The earned no. .HrrwA
So. 32c,444. n d~ecrease ~ s73i-it =
did not have this year the sdS5'>n f..
dend on re Temple Iron Company
stock. which was counted IN 80 .s.ol.',
in the previous year. The amount .s,'.
able for dividends was eguivu' -
1914 per cent. against lis 20" 80"
in the pre~ious year.
Operating revenues FOR the ear Iss
4 c.5g5,962, an increase ~ 49, 't
Operating expenses decreased 3.t". -
The report on hire Of equiuTeYt .
dicstes the business depressi'u no e
last year. In 1914 this showed , -'''
OF s3s5,44OOl. nut IN te y"tr '4'
ended A debit balance OF SIS. So . va
shaun. a decrease of s3a4,24- =, "H-,
Of equipment represents mA.nlF p a -
~ freight ears of other .in"s 'r -
Lehigh Valley and Of Lehigh VALLEY as
ON other lines, and the figures md a.
the general stagnation in the o "Tnen'
Of freight.
President e. a Thomas aEa.7 'a"e'
.ho attention Of the stockholders - 'Ne
steady increase IN tax accrias' F1cA.
he poin,ed out. have increased AZ 4 a.
on, OF proportion 20 the increas" D r''4-
,ue The total taxes Of the Lvut- H.
low now amount 20 423 per cent W -
connanv's gross operating revenues y
,hs last ten wears Operating revenues
hav. Increased 1853 per cent, Wa
,axes have Increased l1+.-l per ''"
Your company has pursued a 1F
aggressive policy In tho matter aye
nenditures for the development laI n
nroynment OF it, property sa.u t,
aen, Thomaa. The appr3pr'din -
.h, wear were a.sO very .aerL ." .
maintenance Of the ~p-r1liutai 49, B.
uipme Your board II d.Tec'' '''
heli eyed 4, 20 be for the best me-
IN. stockholders 70 pursue f9ls i
liberal maintenance ana '1LE"fN' Voc
v.lopmert for the future. uo''H' 70
inc Inc fact that ,ne reyenure 80" n
what affected during par of A. BE-
yaar az 4 result OF the I.s'l-.et s
I ness and financial condition 90 PIT"
try resulting from the Edr'i''" =
Atom
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

1, early became evident %" 90" n
soIldated Stock Exchange Ne-'r !' "a
IN. movement IN TIE 'NIr '' 49,
proceeding under more ori"-" Us
than OF late. The copper group '''.'
prominent at ADVANCING "
Anaconda opened AZ 1'.- ana ''.'' -
sell under -. subsequently tN'a'n|
Ia 80. and closing a. ! --sHt.t.'"
Conner. titan Copper ami IrNNe
Gopher we're also N c'nand '"'
movement was extended ' " 10
American smelling. % .d.i A.'r.
stock opened A. 79H, An li'G.
H., points from Sa.Irda- , '
prices, and Later sold - h.sh as
closing A. SOL,
The railroad shares GENERALLY s. '''
armness from the opening. with
ing and Union Pacific promiuent =
later advances.
The war socks were firm. IN A'
movements We're much less seas-
American can was particular
is sales totalllng 1850 shares. '"
II ahead Of United States -''".
mon. OF vh!ch 5000 shares s".4
an opening price Of 57's Can u'fl
20 6ll.. closing AZ 6ri2. A.lis-' IA nos
Westinghouse Electric ana tr't''h.- 80
were others prominent n the va S'.'1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
Live stock Market.

MbNpAh. hI- .r
Receipts 81 Aeaves FOR NO ia v-N
Sg5 mead, including 80 -ars 'Hr OH" m".s
Steers slow % Zoe. .pW'r "a 7u.h 'A
bologna. lI1 &c. III good % .
.te.Iv. others weak Steers sH.f -
81. so p-r zoe lbs. oxen. SO. IS So
5~e5gss.75 = head ezra j~' '"t -
cows, Iais- . head. g o1f> H"
beef SLOW 4ni over ufr u.. '1
native sides. '2H l5c. PEI a
Receipts of calves sworn.
$50 IN sale N"als active o.
p-r 100 lbs a sey 81, -,... 'uts Of
cults. .nSs gTass"7s ana -Nn VI
caves. S. ST.-5, The pens 80 'A
Dressed calves higher 'ifv J~"--"I
IS u 20c. per d., countrv tr"~-.a.
l6i-c.
Receip,s " sheep and iauns wee ~
head 47is N4Fs on sale sheep r''" ana
strong lambs arm 20 - 1lgn~- MINOR
70 prime sheep ewes -olI 90 70 10 "
100 lbs cul4s. 81 lambs. NI't 40
'6is- Dressed mutton arm e
10 dressed lambs. i+.i7r.
Receipts NJ hogs were $50 sod ts
on Sale Market stead" n--t.' ~ nee. -
weights sold az 81. tOU $50 ~ "n 1s
roughs. 500 81. -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
FEWER July FAILURES.
\ her below Expectations-Less
Than In June.

The report OF July failures nv Dun'S
is AZ follows Though some Increase
in the country's business mortality 5
usual during July owing 70 the strain
involved by the "semi-aunual settle
ments. commercial failures last month
were slightly less numerous than IN
June and III" aggregate Liabilities We're
only moderately IN excess Of the total
for that period. Thus jnsolvencies
numbered l.I39 and supplied an .ndebt-
edness Of slS,93i,903. against l.TI4 n
June for slS,3l3.llS and l.7or tor sci
oa3,2l2 N May. the low point Of the
year IN number pf defaults.
Hence with this exception here we're
fewer suspensions than m ANY previous
month and the decrease as compared
with January was no less than Log,
or almost A. per cent.
'tpusld,rtbie expansion is SHOWN y
comparison with July, lH1I wn"n I.4ii
firms failed, hut the margin Of lucrrl- q.
is steadily narrowing and L Ia sigma
cant tina, tn" latest igures snow 4
smaller debt than the s2o.afr1is owed
a year ago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
A view on Rock Island.

c,art Child. a 20 .av with the
po,L r,Ia,d n,l,,,, c,nn.ny in 70.
.ai,a-,,,n ,ua ,rahah,, h.,,a had ali tho
haa naus .or ~ nras.r, -.yardiry this
.,a ny. .,.a, 80 -. in PCT
Isa.a a,ntum 49,. 4, $500" ou, 80
susonn," -. 49,, 81. s,o,L
w. o.m. -. ' -, =. sho,1s b..
- ,n.a~ ua,aa.,an
= WIZ ''n.eeii"s nt 49,
nanes espeeialIE 800 i'e "
ue " ne"Ny aSShe'' out une ~ ~
ultIons ~ ou'Iooh loI seneiai us JUS,
ness III the territory server are goo" III
some new interest might Almost any time
step IN anu set controi' 1T mere were a
rev men OF the oates stamp IN wan
street, control or Rock Island could not
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
Plain Trading.

In regard TO the charges Of manip-
uiation brought gains the present
market In a way TO suggest that the
whole price structure was based on
manipulation. the testimony OF one Stock
Exchange house Is interesting. Last
week." said a member Of the Arm. our
house had trades in Bethlehem Steel
equivalent TO about 2 per cent. or the
total capital stock. As a matter or
curiosity I went carefully over the books
Just to ses where the business came
from. Every one of the trndes was
made by individuals in my W ofice.
all OF whom I knew personally. All
were simple trading transactions. Al
lowing a similar amount Of trading for
only half of the active commission
houses In the Street. the activity in
Bethlehem is easily accounted for with
out dragging in talk Of manipulation"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
Arbttraxe Opportunities.

The market 10 the I~nterborougn Con-
suiidated common and preferred stocks
and the old ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Common and preferred stocks has offered
opportunity for arbitrage by rapid hre
AZ one time the new preferred
stock actually sold higher than the stock
If the old company. ana this in spite ot
The fact that the old stock carried a divi-
dend Of II per cent. The disparity was
not .ong maintained az this degree. how
ever. and perhaps II would only take a
few purchases and sales TO bring the two
stocks IN a parity at any time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03

An example II the exotic character Of
the present speculation in wa brides
- che recent market FOR Canadian car
and Foundry, which has had A brief
career on the curb. The record Of sales
IN the Montreal Stock Exchange shows
that there We're no sales N The stock on
July - The stock vas quoted around
sen ON July % 3,900 shares were
done and the price was 1852. on July
81 there We're no sales and the price had
fallen TO about IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
THE CURB MARKET.
strong Tone-W iderinG Interest
In OF sharcs.

A strong tone prevailed in the )ut-
side market yesterday. with business
ii good volume. Although traders we're
concerned chiefly with industrial spe-
~cialt!ee, a widening interest was mani
Tested in oil shares.
Cramp Shipbuilding was conspicu-
ously strong. closing at A gain OF .
points. National Steel Car scored an
advance OF : points. International
steam Pump was weak. while Standa I'd
Motors and Marconi yielded fraction
ally.
kennecott Copper was a strong ana
active feature Of the mining group.
rising over 1 point. Some substantial
advances were made by oil shares.
some OF the leaders being Prairie OH
and Gas. Standard OIL of California
II Standard oil OF New York.
Transactions in detail in tho msrket
,...,arJr,y ,rora as spllpyye
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Alber \. riln-y. retiring member ~
Harvey FISK & co, bankers, has accepted
appointment az assistant 20 the president
of tho Bapkars Trust Company.
Frank e. Nudswor'h has been admitted
AZ a partner In me arm Of william :
Muller & Goa. dealers IN unlisted securi-
ties.
Notics Il. given nv the committee OF
which Frederick Heoker Is chairman that
the plan ~ reorEani2ation for the cInCin-
natl. indianapolis and Western Railway
Company dated July . last has been de-
clared operative. Accordingly holders ~
certificates Of deposit OF the Equitable
Trust company for the hrst and refundiug
I per cent bonds ~ Tho company and for
the Indiana. Decatur and Western Rail
way 1rst mortgage 6s and the holders ~
assent~d cer'inrates must. pay an or he
fore September ! 20 the Equitable Trust
COMPANY ssos for each ", o0o bond de.
pssited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
SEES SEABOARD LINE GAINS.
President HRrnhan Pi-nsrd n,
crop OutiOUk.

W J. Harahan, president OF the Sea
board AR Line Railway, VINO arrived
here YESTERDAY from I TIM over the line.
SAID
- am much pleased bN he crop out
look throughout the Seahuard territory
NJ! of the crops generally are n rne
condition. Al indications point 10 a
material Increase in the gross EARNINGS
Of the Seabuard for the present nscal
year