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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-01
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0ortiegung bon Der /. Seite.)
Nmslamoes falid) ansselegt ipiiroen.
Gr ipradJ uuit Der menen 'Seimarmee
&orlage nnb erflarte, bieie Mafresel
beoente Die grpkartigite MtObiliiie-
rums Der @eiammtfrafte elmer Na=
tipn, Die jemals semad)t Jet. Sic
merbc audi bnrdJgefibrt luerOen unO
fire 3luefe erretd)en, Niemanb lueroe
ahcr SIT ~befiird)ten brard)elr, baR ba=
oitrd) Die 8ereitid)aft, Srteben gu
idliefen, beim bentlden &olfe gerin-
ger ,peroe. Sentidlanb lei itets snm
Srieoen bereit. r@ber," idlok Der
Geidsfansler, niuenm nnIere Teinoe
bidf1pfis iimb nnb lire 5luedlOieu
@erIude, fprtsnieten miiniden, ip
f6nnen mir MIR fortfabren, iie itm 10
idJluerer fir lire Narrbeit besablen
at MAIDEN. Der 9e,ttid)e tit entldlui=
len nmb n%mgebenst. Nn nnierm fe=
item, weit mseeoebnten Sinien brc=
den iid pergeblid Die @usen Der
@meriffe. Nirsenbs lit irgeno ct
mas, bas uns in SmrdJt ieten fOnii=
te. Nber, menn audi Der @ille bsS
&olfes mebr nnO mebr entid)luieu
uirS, SEN Sampf onrdsnfiibren, his
mniere llnantaitbarfeit ais Station
unO nniere 3lfnnft geitdert iimo, ~
tit es audi ltets nnler @mnid), frennb=
ifaftlidje @erbamolnngen sur Ser
b~eifiibrnng bes 5riebens SIT begin=
men, 10 6alb man INNS erlan6t, es
5t titm.
Mus Berlin miro gemelSet, Oak
ieds Ingriffe aif bas 9prf Grit
niidte, norblusitlidy pon Munaitir,
snriifseidlasen. Die GnglGnSer
iplen beim Sabines=See 5mriifge=
triebem icien. BON Seiten Der M
l~iierten luirb jett smseseben, BAH Die
6pffmmmsen auf elm &orbringen ber
Miierten nad bent TaG Monaitir's
iidj midjt crfiillt bGtten.
Die 9entId)en nnb Smlgarem ba=
bet int ser @esenb BON Mpnaitir,
iueitlidj BON Grnniidte idarfe An-
grille amf Die ierbiiden Stellnngen
semad)t, BADEN aber oieie anidjeineno
nid)t bnrd)6rDd)en.
Wene Mnsriffe bel gperm wuroen
bon BEN Sentihen suriifgeid)lagem.
Nus Dem Summe : 8e6iet lueroeu
MIR Mrtileriefampfe gemelbet. !
Der bentIde &aiier fat Sem
&eidsfansler naditebenbe 9epeide
snm @ebartstag aeIdift: nSd bae-
fc S6nem ppm tiefiten 0rnnbe mel
nes Scrsens a,ts, fir Die Sreme, nit
Der Sic iuabreno bieier idiueren
;3eit erfolsreid) NIT Hat nmo 6iilfe
an meiner Seite ~geitanben baben.
M6gc 8ott Sbnen in Dem neneiten
9ebemsjabre Neinnobeit nnb Strait
sn nemer Nr6eit unb neaen Mnitren=
eungen i'm 9ienite Sbres 66niss
nnD Sbres geliebtem @aterlanbes
nerleiben, M6ge er Sbnen nnb inns
allen enolidl Elm iiesreid)eS gnbe bic
Ter itirmiiden 3ett bes Samples
Geben."
Der @raf Sseptpfi, Der SrnSer
oes ppn ben &niien gefansen fort
sefibrten Grsbildofs uuneemberg, lit
snm Sefeblsba6er oes nemen pulni-
idyen Seeres ernannt uorbem.
Sn Iusfihrnns gese6cner Der
iprcdnngen iinS ppn gnfans Cfto-
Der biz Mitte @Ouember 667t Ser
iDncn; sic nus fransGiiiden Staoten
fprtgefibrt uaren, snrifsebradt
mprben. 8is snm Gnoe bes Sabrc8
iolen ~iiberbanpt ale snriifgcbradt
ueroen, bic nid)t an ben meten
8obnurtem blciben ipollen. Die bent
Ife @egiernng betOnt, bak tie biersm
nid)t omrdJ gritnSloie geidhuerbem
Tramfreids ODER anberer WadJte per-
anlaft lei.
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Treie Yrtie fit seras: Breitag |. 9e5enber 1916.

tenl6oft oni6loiien; 8rof. 8ottle
Yprod) fir oas 2ebrer-&oaegium uno
Nopmono Merlin Wfpers fir oie
StltDcnten. Sierallf folgte Or. Sin-
1on nit Ieiner Sltoltgurations=91eoe
gead) ei1tem fur3en lteberblid itber
Sic @ei6i6te Ser ltnioerlitat, er=
! mabrte ser 8rG1ioellt Die IllDei ert=
oen, ii6 el1ger an chamber an5lt=
idlieBerl Die Spmpatbien Der gepolz
ferlna oes Stoates in bo6erem WaBe
oIs bisber fir bas groBe gr5le-
6unas : Snititut ST ertDefen ltlo fir
sic @ergroBerung ibrer valma nra=
fer" 10 piel mic moglid) 5l tun: Oit
oem @bitngen ser SDrn1le uameri-
ia" fano oie erbebenbe 6eierli6feit
ibren 9lbI6luB.
Die &orltrofte fiir oie neuen
@ebG1toe, bie Dem agricultural allo
@e6onicol College birl3ugefiigt mer=
oen Iollen, iino an oie Sirnla Seq
better & @reat6ouie bon Irl tim per=
oeben moroen. Die Neltbauten bette
ben in einen @l1oitorium gum Erc;-
ie bon 100000 1tro elmer grperi=
mentier : Station, beren Soften oui
$4,000 peranidlagt iino.
Ger Sarmer Gbriitim ge9=
renos IT,, Ser. 6 Mfeilelt bon Srieos
ridsbnra entfernt mobr1t, nltroe am
Wfitttpof obeno nit einer S6ub=
munoe ouf einem ieiner 5eloer tot
oufgefunoen. Die <ge( mar unter
Dem ainn eillgeorungelt unto OUT
mdrtS bur6 BEN &opf gegangelt;
ntar gloltbt, baB oie gntlaoung iei=
nes@etpebrs ourd einen ungliifliden
3ufaa berbeigefiibrt purbe. Der
Gerunglitdte binterlaBt cine 8itpe
u1o elm fleines Sinh.
= 9urd bie gntgleiluttg 5tpeier
8erionenipagen zines 3uges Ser
Srient-9abn ptroen in Ser Na6e
bon Morpneal, 5lpilden San 9lngelo
uno Sweettuoter, flint Gerionen ge-
fGbrli6 perlett; Die gntgleiiullg
murbe our6 cine gebro6ene S6ie-
lie berbeigefiibrt. Gin bon San an=
cello obgeianoter Spe5ial5ug brafte
oen &erungliiften oie erite Giilfe.
Die @lllf Goait Warfeting
Company bat BON Merceoes aus
bie erite giiettbabnmagen 2aoung
sSsloll perifidt. 9as @emiiie iol
SEN Sarmern $40 per Come 8einge-
minn abgelporfen baben; gegen 5000
4fer in Ser oortigen 8egeno lino
nit &obl bepflan5t.
: Sil ser Idbe bon San Wnr=
cos fpuroe So. 0rafe BON @aco ourd)
oas lteberl6lagen leines 4utomo-
bills allf Ser SteGe getotet. Der
8erungliidte, Der NIT mebreren Be
fainter einen Sagoausflug na6
Dem @eiten unternebmen pollte,
perfllfte einem anbern @litomobil
o1s5uipei6en mo fam babel pom
@ege ab.
= Der ~25iGbrige Serrp s. @roB=
gebauer BON Ne1t-8raunfels pur5e
om 0onneritog friib Dor @erlib'S
@nto Company nit einer altgel inn
&opf tot aufsefunoen. Gin abge-
i6oiiener Gepolper Log neben ibm;
na6 @niiht Der sler5te mar Der
SdJuB gegen Niitternadt abgefeuert.
Ser 8erltorbene itammte aus 60
mai Goltntp uno miro bon ieiner
Miitter, einem 8ru0er n1o orei
Sdmeltern ii6erlebt.
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: E r a 8.

&. q. Station lit in @aco
idufoig ~befunoen BEN 8anffommii-
i6r Batterion getotet 81 babeu uno
lit 81 80 Sabren 3ildtbaus perllr<
teilt tporoen.
Die @eipobner Der m~erifani-
iden @ren8itabt Matamoros muir
ben am Oonueritag our6 Oas Or
i6einen Ie6s bemaffneter amerifa-
niider Soloaten ailf DEM merifani-
i6en l1fer bes 9fio @ronbe in bod
graofge Iufregune periett. Der
9efeblsbaber BON Watamoros, @e-
neral @on5oles, proteltierte ourd)
Sen onnerifaniifen &oniul ipfprt bel
Sen MilitGrbeboroen BON 9rowns.
billie gegen oie @nmcienbeit Der anlc-
rifanii6en 3rmppen, Die ipdter lib
riqens nod onrd mebrere onoere
fleiue @bteilungen perItdrft muroen,
ouf merifonii6em @ebiete uno Der
langte cine Nnffldrung itber BEN
@orfoll. @ngeitellte grorterunge.l
ergabell oanlL oaB Die Soloaten
nod Ser 2ei6e oes am GienItag beillI
8ooen I'M 3io 8ranoe ertrltltfenen
&orporals Sliper pom ser Soma gfa-
tional : @ar6e iudterl, es aber nidt
ser @eiibe ipert gebalten batter, Die
merifnnil6en 9eb0roen bierpon 81
neritdnoigen. @s bate oaourd leidt
wieoer 81 elmer biibidJen S6ieBerei
uno e~rnitbaften internationalen
germiflung fon1men fonnen!
= @ouperneur 6erguion bat Die
ourf Die &%eiignation oes Or. sc.
Saber bon Spler am n8oarO Of &e-
gents" Der teronii6en l1niperiitct
geihaffene 8afan5 bis jest nod nidt
beiebt, elm @eriiht, oem5ufolge @.
q. 8rents BON Sberman gum gead-
folger Or. Saber's ernannt iei, miro
bonn @ouperneltr oementiert.
Gin foloiioles Seuer, oas ourf)
SeIbitent5iinoung entitaroen iein
ion, 5eritorte am Oomerltag fri6
Inn 5 ltbr bas @aarenbaus urb Die
Sffi3en Ser 0aaep @rocerp gom-
pam 81 @uitin. Der aneeriftete
S6aoen miro auf 100000 &C.
idaet, Dem cine 8erii6erlng BON
MIR $4,000 gegenii6er itebt.
Die EMANCIPATION oes nellen
Tr1iioenten Der Seros Staots-ltni-
periitGt, Or. &obert Grlleit @inion,
fano in @uitin am 9anfiagungstoge
inter groBen Seierlidfeiten itatt.
SanienOe altsfpdrtiger geiuder, meiit
ebemali9e Stloenten, oarunter
aud Der General : sfnfpolt Gregory
aus @aibington, iofpie 5abIreide
0elegationen nn6erer llniperiitGtelL
batten iif) ST. Der groBortigen 3erc-
monte eingefunoen. Die Seilnebmer
an Der &ieIenpora0e perinntmelten
iih ge1en $40 bormittoqs ON Ser
vScottilb Site" -aotbeoraIe uno BON
bier aus befuegte ii6 Ser rieliae
Pug inter 8orontritt Ser l1niberfi-
t1tS : 9apeIe, Der Die ltniberfit1tS-
&egenten, Die MitgIie6er Der Iafr[-
tdt, Staatsbeamte, inpie sic ehenta-
Iigen unb iebiaen Stioenten foIqten.
nod Dem Gapitol. Die SeierIidfei-
ten tpltroen Oitrh geiitIife MuIif
lotpie cine reIigiofe 4nlprade er.
6ffnet, 6enen ii6 Die @egriiBungsre-
Den Der Snfitltdt uno Der Stuoen.
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Der Sanf Ses bettIdJem 8utidafters


Der Sanf bes beatiden 8otidafters.
Sci Serrn 6. 81. @oetb, Dem 8ra-
lioenten ser nDeuti6 : Seranii6en
gaaar @eieaibaft" traf na~dite1etl-
Der @rief bes beuti6en 8oti6afters
in @aIbington, @raf 9ernitorff, ein:
@aibington, g.. g.,
BEN %. geop. 1916.
Sebr geebrter Serr @oetb!
Sierour9 beitdtige ib Sbnen err
9ebenit oen gmpfang Sbres @eebr-
ten bonn 81. 5. 90. nebit G6ed iiber
$4,000.
9ieie iiberalts reid)e @abe bat mir
groBe Srei1oe 6ereitet, u1o es miro
mir elm Gergniigen fem, oieiel6e 81
REM @uni9e gemdB perteilen 81 lai=
ien, ,ldmli6:
OftpreuBen6ilfe ......... 100000
Silfsberein 9eiitider Sralen 100000
Srau Carl 6. Sdur8, Sdabs
meiiterin, Stem gorf, 81. 3.
Deutf6ipebr, Sem @orf, sc. y. 100000
&merifntii6e Ier8te Or
petition, Serrn q. Meb,
Sdabneiiter, Sem 9orf,
81. q. ............. 10000
@ittpen uno @aiien gefaaez
ner oeuti6er &rie9er -. 100000
reid .....F........ 100000
9as 9iote areu8 fir Sulaaz
rien ......e......... 10000
Sas Gote &reua fir sic Cir
fei .................. 10000
SIS, 10000
Sd peiB iebr mol, uelde Siiae
BON @rbeit uno Wtiibe aufgetparbt
weroen mitB, Inn einen 8a5ar gu eli
mem 10 berporragenoen @rfolg 81
geitaItert tpie es Sbrer @eieGidaft
gellngen lit 1r1b bite sic, aIen
freunoli6en @eberr, insbeioitoere
aber alen Selfertt, Die ibre Grdfte
IN 10 ~bingebenoer uno ielbftloier
@eiie in ben 9ienit Ser groBen So
ode geItellt babett, meinen ber3Iiditea
Qnnf elts5ufprehen.
au6 fir Die freunoliden @iiulfe,
Die Sic in Sbrem Sdreiben gum
ausorud 6ringen, oanfe ih Dem
Borifano bon Ser5en.
@eit por5iieIiditer Sododtung
Sbr aufridttg ~ergebener
8. b. 8ernItorfI.
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OalpelfoH, 9efefll, telHe Sorle.
GuttpnTamen-Eruonfte
Sun antunip, Ser, l.. Sea. 1916 =
Brine Gruoe Cotton Seeo Oil, sc
Gents nst 5nll0nc.
&eu gurt, /. Sea. = Spot, $12.70
bib; gfobem6er. $12.70 unD $12.S5;
9e5ember, $12.76 uno $12.7S; Sanuar,
$12.79 uno 1921; Nebriar, $12.79
ulo $12.81; @dr5, $t2.78 nnb $3.50;
Npril. $12.76 uno $12.85; Mai. $12.65
uno $12.87; SUM-. $12.85 nnb $12.92.
Sarm- IroSnfte.
Snu 9ntonio, Ser, /. Sea. 1915 =
Sitter zoe per Sflno
gier (rur frifde) $40. /, 41c per 9bb.
$50. 2, zoe per 9bo.
Siibner .......... 13c-18c per 8fb.
Surfegs. .23c per Efilh
Beisen ......... $1.85 per 8ufhel
Gorn $1.18 per 8uiheI
Safer 64c per 9uihel
6eu ...... 49,. $14.00 per Come
Bemiiie.
aortoffeln, California, 1926 uub
$3.50.
SiiBe aortoffeln. 8bite Pam. $1.75:
<mpfin Yam. $f.75 unb $500.
3rpiebeln. California, $500.
@obnen, Crime, $2.2h her 9uidel.
Somoten, &eras, 4 Scribe, $500.
Mabiesden. 40c {. / 9tb. s@iinoel.
@Iumenfohl. &c uno Il per Rfo.
&phl $500 per Crate.
@riiner Ffeffer, S1.25 per 8uiheI.
Tie1 Marft.
Snu Gntonio. Ser. 1. Sea. 1915 -
Giibe 1885 Biz 1925.
&dlber $3.50 Bis 5000.
06fen $3.50 bis 800.
9nIlen $3.50 uuo $4.75.
ct. 2ouis, 1. Sea. 1916. - 9finbe
bieh. Seross0ieh, $3.50 bis $500.
S6tpeine $500 biz $10.15.
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Standardization in |

STANDARDIZATION in Ser Safe
Ser Sermannsiobne am Samftae
itnb Sonntog, 5. 2. unO 3. 0e5em-
Der. @eIfleiid, @elltpurit, 8urit-
iltppe. SOUR fir Sermannsiobne.
Sebcn Counting 9elifatehen Counter
i'm Speile5immer nit au%sgemablten
Sahen.
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@abrideinlides @etter.

Sir San antonio uno llmgegetb.
Seute abeno uno SantItag: flar.
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N1arfts8 erieset
Nammmuae.

San antouio, Ser. 1875 Ste.
@alpelton. aeitern. teine 0orie.
The sun., 1916-11-11

Total saes to-day. 21I0Ioo shares. Same day 1915. 10000. January
to late. $780, 34 200 Same period 1915. l51 O47000
The sun., 1916-11-11
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
wild and Intereating.

1t was one Of the widest and most
interesting openings reported in the
Stock Exchange in months. n II ac-
compenied heavy buying by commits
sion houses for outside account and
heavy realizing by interests h had
boueht stocks prior to the election in
expectation OF n Hughes victory. And
II bore out the theory advanced by many
observers before the election that no
matter which way the voting went the
nnal decision would be the same In 50
far as IFS effect upon stock market values
might he. Commission houses were
buster than on the two preceding days.
with their facilities taxed to the utmost
and with their once forces working long
after hours to handle the tremendous
amount Of business Of the day. Regard
ing the election and the market one
trader said that you might pull the tail
Of the devil. but II would be the same
old devil. and hat you could elect either
Hughes or Wilson and II would be the
same old market. as II was based upon
the devilish war abroad. which meant
earnings and then more earnings for
American manufacturers
The sun., 1916-11-11
PARIS MARKET.

PARIS, Nov. 10 -Trallng pu!ct he
Bourse to-day Three r"r cent. rer u.. 81
francs 10 centim,s for cash. EAChaulr on
London, ~ francs SlL. certimes tiv" per
cent. loan. 81 francs SIS centimes.
The sun., 1916-11-11
The AdamaOn Law.

In Wall street circles IN which time
was taken to consider topics beyond the
furious speculation in the stock EN-
change the action OF the A'chison. To-
peka and Santa Fe Railroad Ia cnJoin
the Federal authorities aud labor
leaders from putting the Adamson eight
hour law into effect caIno in for active
attention. Banker found the complaint
In the action So full Of sound argument
that in many instances they reached the
conclusion that the prospect of upsetting
the law was excellent. while they be-
licyed that IN the event of the measure
being upheld the Wilson Administration
" the in power, would he IN duty bound
To- take effective steps to permit tho rail
transportation companies TO readjust
their freight schedules to a higher basis
That part Of the complaint which APP
pcaled particularly to the financial dis
trict was the statement regarding the
legality OF the act I'm which II say amonE
other things that the act should he de-
clared void because il is not a regula.
ton OF II moreover is q
mere experiment for the purpose of fu'
! ture decision as to whether there ought
to be any Legislation and because the act
IL a violation Of the Fifth Amendment II
that it arbitrarily n unreasonably de,
prives the company of it's liberty of con
tract and property without due process
OF law.
The sun., 1916-11-11
SIGHTED AS
STOCKS ACT WILDLY
Trading Is Reduced. Though
Covering a Large Variety
Of Issues.
RAILS SHOW INCREASES
Demand Grows for High Grade
Mortgages. With a Scarcity
in supply.
RAILS SHOW INCREASES

Abnormal activity in stocks was enec.
In holding back to a certain extent
dealings In bonds in the Stock Exchange.
where the total of business was we'll un.
der that OF the preceding day, although
the trading covered a great variety Of
issues. Over the counter sales were In
fair volume, but bond houses complained
OF a great scarcity Of high grade mort
cages. for which the current nd
from investors is active. particularly for
gilt edged railroad bonds and munich
pals.
American Smeltere Securities SIS sold
up more than ? points, the movement ac-
companying an advance In the stock OF
the American Smelling and Refining
company, into which the bonds are con-
vertible. American Writing Paper bs
were active. although f%ractionally on at
the close. Lackawanna steel IS were
strong and higher.
Railroad bonds generally were VI,
with good buying in Atchison general
Is. Burlington joint As and New
York Central ~debcnturc g.. Rock
island ~refunding Is and %debenturc
os were In speculative demand also
MISSOURI Pacific general Is. when issued,
ana ST. Louis and San Francisco prior
len IS and %. United Railroad Of San
Francisco Is advanced a point.
Foreign Governments were unchanged,
except for a slight fractional loss in
United Kingdom IS. Interest was taken
In bond circles In the plan to substitute
a $4,000. 600 . per cent. first mortgage
on the American Hide and Leather prop
In place Of the present s3.50O.o 900
8 per cent. mortgage. with sinking fund
and the payment Of back div,-
dends on the preferred stock.
Total sales amounted in par value TO
$f,162.ooO. as compared with s5,5s1.OO0
on Thursday and S5.1a6. 600 a week ago.
Quotations on Governments and sales
of other bonds follow
The sun., 1916-11-11
~ Cent Copper.

Copper metal sold yesterday At the
best price reported since 1873. moving
to 32L cents a pound, while the copper
shares moved along with the advance in
the metal. with Utah Copper Coins 20 a
new high Level. The scarcity OF copper
for this year delivery is so great that
only the smallest amounts may be OBJ
tanned. and so far as 1917 Is concerned II
IL estimated that The greater proportion
OF the production for The first two quar-
ters OF the year is now under contract
First quarter Upper prices have climbed
10 81 cents and second quarter to 80
cents. with no indication Of where the
movement will end The highest price
a, which copper ever sold was 55 cents,
near the close OF the civil war. In addi-
| ton to the activity in Utah Copper
| shares there was Il heavy inquiry for
Anaconda and for kennecott. The lat
| ter company il a large holder OF ttah
stock and i. is estimated that Utah 5
earnings for the last quarter. eauallinG
more than 81 on the stock. represent
more than 81 a share on the outstanding
kenne,ott stock.
The sun., 1916-11-11
Gulf states Steel.

Among the widest OF the wild move
ments in yesterdays market was that
In Gulf States Steel issues. the common
jumping up 20E points and the second
preferred 20 points, the movement repre-
sentlng a demand at n time when little
OF the stock was available. There IL
only a limited amount of This issue float
Ing about, the total OF all classes out
standing amounting to less than sl5,-
100000. which is closely held. II is un-
derstood that a substantial proportion OF
the second preferred. which Is convert
ible into common. .lready has been ex-
changed in order to share In the s per
cent. dividend which was established In
September. Net income Of the com
pany from operations FOR the ten months
ended October 81. was sl,e@5.oo0 as
compared with $4,000 In the CORE.
spending time last year, which would
make earnings az the rate OF more thar
90 per cent on the common.
The sun., 1916-11-11

as for instance. the 325 5000. 900 New
Haven n year 5ias. An estimate made
yesterday placed total maturities for the
new yea at S34s.5oO. 600. compared with
s2s3. 900. 900 for 1915 and s626.00 900.
the record figures for 1914. II was
pointed out in this compilation that the
big amount OF notes included had repre-
sented emergency financing at a time
when the railroads were plunged In deep
depression. but that with the reaching Of
the maturit!es In the new year the COM
panies would find II an easy matter to
finance their obligations because OF their
new prosperity. and that II was not i'm
probable many note issues would be paid
on and that others would be funded
into long term securities.
The sun., 1916-11-11
Nest for safety First.

4 Western customer OF a Wall street
commission mouse. who was too much IN
tercsted in the stock market To 20 nome
To vote, SAYS that the success OF Pres
den, Wilson IN so many States beyond
III, Mississippi was due almost wholly
TO the safety first argument. meaning
that the West was SO Impressed with us
prosperity that ii had a tit of the hor-
rors when Democratic spellb.nders
shouted a vote for Hughes Was a vote
for war. " are quite willing that the
Europeans continue to scrap and buy
shot and shell here he said, but We
feel that our prosperity depends upon
keeping out OF war. and that the chances
OF getting into war are mlnimized by
the reelection OF President Wilson. the
West Is buying stocks for a big killing
hefor, the war abroad comes TO an end. -
The sun., 1916-11-11
OLD METALS.
LONDON PRICES.

Prices under large DEALERS are those
offered by large dealers, prices under to
consumers are the ordinary market quota
The sun., 1916-11-11
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Nov. lO.--The stock market
Was quietly steady to-day. with American
sccuriti"s inclined to droop on the result
Of the election. which also created q GER
tain amount Of INDIGESTION In other sections.
although a sagging tendency In gilt edged
issues was more likely due to monetary In
nu.nccs Diamond shares were strong. De
Rrers rising to i3i. m active purchases.
Shippiug shares were nrm. but Russian
stocks were easy on the high rate Of ex-
change. Americans closed idle. Money
va- in nodrrat. demand and discount rstes
uor" quiet. 'onsols for money closed At
iGi. new ~ per cent war loan. Wx
Money. . per cent, Discount ratss-Short
and three months bills. 5h m6% per cent.
Gold premiums At Lisbon, 6s.0o.
The sun., 1916-11-11

LONDON. Nov. lo--The woo' r4.'i"r
sales ended to-day with offering. ut fn'
bales, which WEI" readily th."'lNd. ...
market closed strong, av"rhr,uE lu poe
cent. advance over previous sales T
auctions scored several record prices, g.,
Sd. for secured meriuos. - gi,d .
greasy merinos amt =. loiaI fnr sir.s
The advance was iuc 10 ;d~re Gu''rlt..
orders ami the small supply "t raw
terial. The home trad. bought u.
bales and France and Russia . 400 vI.
5000 were held over An GucpuH-u,. o.
port received here say tn" Now Iea 30
Government has stopped 'hc Az lon "a q
there.
The sun., 1916-11-11

On October 81, 1915. the unified or,
ders of the United States Steel Corpora,
ton totalled 6,l65,452 tons. Eigh'
months later It totalled 9,937.79s, a new
high record. while on October 81 OF tn,
current year untitled orders amounted tt
lO,Ol5, ESQ tons. az compared with $3.50.
3b7 at the close of August. Enough said
The sun., 1916-11-11
BOnd Ticker Again.

Need for a separate ticker to report
transactions in bonds in the stock EN-
change Was intensified yesterday by the
great activity in stocks. which kept the
tape so busy that II Vas difficult TO get
quotations for mortgage issues over tine
wire. Between II and |. O'Clock. Tor IN
stance. no transactions in bonds we're re-
ported. while throughout the day there
were many sales made upon which no in
formation could he obtained until long
after the actual transaction had been
made.
The sun., 1916-11-11
METAL MARKET.

Corper metal advanced sharply yester-
da, i'm response to negotiations by France
for 90 900. Oo0 pounds OF copper safes TOT
inm.disi. delivery were made az high rs
3.L. cents. First quarter metal was ad-
yanc.d To- ~ cents and In some cases
slIvh,Iv higher. with second quarter copper
..Ii,y fnr "a rpufs fat.
The sun., 1916-11-11
Ncxt Year,s Maturities.

Railroad maturities In 1917. or securi-
ties which will tell due. will be fewer
than the average Of recent years. al
though showing an increase as compared
with the current year and with a sub
stantial proportion representing notes.