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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-12
364 PERISH In
CRASH OF SHIPS
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dozens of the boys floating around
me. all dead, with nothing but their
blue faces out of the water.
Soldiers Throw Rope
"A big roller carried me into a
kind of a cleft in the rocks and l
was thrown upon the side. l must
have passed out. When | came to /
saw two British soldiers on the other
side of the ravine. They threw me a
rope which I made fast and crossed
hand over hand"
Joseph Pollock. said he believed
many more of the soldiers would
have been saved but for the steep
banks of the cliffs. In one little cove
twenty EIGHT bodies were counted.
Grateful to Islanders
All the Americans voiced their
deep gratitude to the islanders for
thetender care they gave the men.
The survivors were put to bed in
private houses and were so we'll pro-
vided for in every way that no one
wanted to leave when the relief ship
arrived
troop ship Tuscania the loss of the
Otranto's papers prevents the army
authorities from Tearing the names
of the missing. All the names of the
survivors are being cabled to Wash
ington where they will be checked
against the full list kept at the port
from which the vessel sailed. In this
way the dead will be ascertained.
The Otranto struck the rocks Sun
day night south of Saligo Bay, Islay
Island, an uninhabited section where
the coast line in many places rises
straight out of the water to the
rocky peaks many feet above.
Soon the ship began to list, and
| the soldiers and crew, under per-
feet discipline, moved in a body tc
the other side, thus preventing the
vessel from capsizing. Suddenly
through the mist loomed a small
destroyer which had picked up the
Otrantos distress signals. The de.
stroyer herself was partly disabled
by engine trouble. Seven of the
| Otrantos boats were lowered to the
water to act as a buffer for the de.
| stroyer, which with wonderful sea.
manship maneuvered close to the
| steamers side.
| The order to abardon ship was
given ana the oIHcer cOmmanulne
the troops instructed the men tc
remove their overcoats and shoes
Scores then began leaping from the
rails, forty feet above, to the de.
stroyer's deck.
| AS the destroyer neared the side
of the Otranto the men began to
jump from thirty to forty. feet from
her decks. The more experienced
sailors of the crew of the steamer
mad better success than the soldiers
many of whom had never seen the
sea until this trip.
| AS the destroyer steered toward
the side of the steamer many of the
men leaped too quickly and missed
their reckoning and dropped between
1.-THE boats. Some of these disappear
peared in the water, but others OF
them were caught and crushed to
death between the boats and the
lifeboats which had been lowered to
act as buffers. The destroyer was
badly battered.
The captain of the destroyer, each
time it was brushed away from the
side of the Otranto, again would
push near enough for many more
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-12

GEORGE A. WAGNER
Landisburg, Pa, Oct. 12.-George
A. Wagner for almost sixty years a
successful nurseryman and fruit
grower near Landisburg, Perry coun-
ty, had pleasant surprise on Sun
day, October 6, it being his 18th
birthday. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Lebo, II Reservoir
street, Harrisburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
d. NJ. Thornton, and son, Paul, of
Camp Hill; Mrs. Rebecca Billman,
and daughter, Mrs. John Comp and
two children, of belmont, S. D.; Mrs.
Jemima Rice, of near Mount Zion,
Perry county; Mr.. and Mrs. d. w.
Wertz and daughter, Thelma, of
Landisburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nelly,
of Landisburg; Mrs. Frank Kennedy
and daughters, and Mrs. Harry
Foose and daughter. Mabel, Martha,
Edna and Dolly, of Alinda, Perry
county. A large cake with the colors
and candles representing his 18th
birthday was presented by his
daughter, Mrs. /. S. Billman, of Lo-
Gust Grove, Perry county.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-12
DIES AT CAMP LEE

Lebo. of Halifax township, died on
Wednesday morning at Camp Lee,
Petersburg, Virginia, from Spanish
influenza, aged about 22 years. Sur
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Lebo. of
near Mcclellan, and several brothers
and sisters. Young Lebo went to
Upper End contingent
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-12
CROWN PRINCES ARMY
NOW IN FULL RETREAT
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crushed caused them decline battle The Crown Prince
has moved his headquarters from Mezeres in hot haste
THE lines along the Suippe river in the Champagne
sector France have collapsed Progress made by the
French yesterday apparently indicates the retreat north
ward is of flight than an orderly retirement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-12
SHIPPING RIVER COAL

MarysvilIe, Pa, Oct. 12.-Over a
million pounds of coal have been
shipped from this place during the
past three weeks by Cohen & Leiby,
who have their dredges below the
island. The coal is unloaded at the
old ferry landing near Fishing
Creek.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-12
MRS. JOHN sToNEsIFER DIES

John Stonesifer. aged % years. died
Main street, on Thursday and was
buried this morning. Mr.. Stonesifer
and two children, aged five and two
years. are also sick with the disease.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-12
Finance Page, lst Ed, Must

New York Stock Exchange is
closed to-day because of this being
a legal holiday. Therefore the Tele-
graph does not publish any quota
tions.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-12
MRS. FRANK LEONE DIES

Halifax, Pa, Oct. ~. - Mrs. Frank
Leone. aged about q years. a daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Lee, of
town, died on Wednesday night at
her home at Steelton. of pneumonia.
She is survived by her husband and
four children.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-12
sTOR RETURNED

Halifax, Pa. Oct. IL. - The Rev.
Ira d. Lowery has been returned to
the pastorate of the local United
Brethren Church for another year.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-12
DIR. WIENER STILL VERY ILL

DIR. Hyman r. Wiener, pneumonia
patient at the Harrisburg Hospital
still is very seriously sick No
change was noted in his condition
to-day,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-12
WEST FAIRVIEW WINS alag

West Fairyiew claims an Honor
Flag in the Fourth Liberty Loan.
With quota of $30,45O a total of
more than $4,000 in subscriptions
was announced this morning. More
than 400 citizens signed applica-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-12
REICHSTAG SETS OCT. 10

Basel, Switzerland, Oct. 12.-The
Frankfort Zeitung announces that
the Reichstag will be assembled Oc-
tober &c.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-12
To the People of Harrisburg:

THE Board of Health is doing everything its power
to check the serious INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. A
breakdown in the Telephone service would be cat
asophe and have learned that the system has been
depleted ne-third due Illness and that the
of the operators remaining their posts though
much fahgued from overwork. The Telephone service
handled by trained operators and position
the switchboard MEANS poor service Too many
positions breakdown in the service The con-
dtlon is becoming each day and the public
must realize the seriousness of the situation and lend
their operation in the and place only very
tial calls, for breakdown in the Telephone SYSTEM
pecially at this time, would prove fatal
The Board Of Health, therefore, requests
the public to place calls only of the
important
John M j. Raunick, M. p.
City Health Officer
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-12
J. H. M'FARLAND
ON HOUSING BOARD

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The Washington times., 1918-06-21

VVOMFN- Colored. 10 assert napar. good
wages paid Apply 20 the COOK WASTE
PAPER co, Il 10 Il o II. y. W. In
The Washington times., 1918-06-21

MRS. GREGORY'S talks to young women.
No. IS. will appear in this column next
Sunday. In
The Washington times., 1918-06-21

WATTERE-TEo, ~ par month; nine
holuf WORK. Apply PURE FOOD
RESTAURANT. zSIo 18Th 81 n ".
The Washington times., 1918-06-21

WATERS wanted. - PEI month: day off
!. q week. METROPOLITAN CLUB, 18th and
n STA. n. ". Ask for z. Baker. I-2s
WANTED-TuO eEt,sTisnocd WaitsrA Apply
. q. 9. HEIGHT. head waiter the Burlins
80 Hotel liz VeTsnnat ave. ~ ". 6-n
WHITE MAN as night watch
man. Apply new theater
building 18th and F. St2
weekly - -
The Washington times., 1918-06-21

BOYS AND GIRLS to help IN e4fstsTia; over
10 years Of age; clean, easy work; hours
a m 10 D m: no Sunday work. Apply
CORCORAR COURTS CAFETERIA. I72l Z
81 n. W
The Washington times., 1918-06-21

VALET AND ROOM MAN
Z Colored; good pay; references
Required. Apply Manager, CON-
iMERCIAL CLUB, 1884 Eye st.
IN. w. f-2i
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01

II.
COLLATERAL TRUST SIX PEK crsy'
GOLD BONDS. SERIES 4
TO the Holders OF Extended tnsta,,...
Receipts: e'ai"'eht
Notice is hereby given that the hola.y. p,
.i;N'ende1 lnstalinent Receipts are of1ers1
lug pfl,hese OF extending TIE date Of ps,,,
luent or the hnal instsIment ON accom-,
the purchase OF this Companv's S'. SoS'.,ar,, g,
lrust Gold Bonds, Series A, from Noys,
Der -. 1918 fthe date fxed I'm tha p~,s,'11l' si'
Receipt)i 10 May 90 1919. 'e''o'
Holders or Extended Installrsent Recetr,v
tIectihg 10 extend the time Of payment VII
surrender their Receipts at the offics nr
sroadWay, New York city. or or b4f6,a
NoN enlber "a 1918. and at the time Of SUI,
suT'ender or AZ soon thereafter as shall t.~
pFaclicsDle VIII receive ir exchange ther..
RfrCErprS 80 a sl-N
,.l., TIE COMPANY VIII pay interes, on the
outstanding Receipts on November 20 fal4
ana VIII continue to allow the hoIder. i.
N" new receipts interest at .he rate ~ ~ =
per annum OH the FIRST fnKtallnenr ~ ,h
PuIShase price OF the Bonds.
ne respective rights and obligations ~
,ne W ON psny and Of the new receipts sha n
De as stated in the Extended Tnsreln.,.
receipts now outstanding, escent ar neres
.a.tg modified by the further extension Of
tne GATE for payment of the nnal tnstatt
lnent thereon. ' ''sNa'
Holders OF Extended InstaIrnent Receint, j.,
,Utins .a,,,ts =" pay the tlnal instalment on No
Neinper 70. 1918. VIII receive III. pona-
called for by their Receipts p0''D'
o receive the interest due Novsrba~
Gcsth, receipt holders must present to the
.tsy aiity trust Company "Ownership Ger
ua'es as REQUIRED by the Income Tax
DANIEL GuGGENHEIM. President.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
Record Of Stock and Bond AVERAGES

Press
probably result CT noma that
under co and partly because foreign
definitely to the dissolution Of the Central
during
downward but moderate general advance
which early losses We're largely replaced by
the
and various specades Of definite description except the dis
tiHhg and frtilzng divisions.
United States Steel ,rrer
movement the heavy selling Of the forenoon
the popular issues to rebound rayng points closing at
large fractional
War shares also hardened Baldwin Locomotive American Car and
Of the less prominent equipments gaining almost points on
the cancellation
further contracts for railway supplies.
Oils orderly the was gradual
Mexican Petroleum rising almost
the previous Royal Dutch points others to
Marine preferred and AaantcGuf featured the shppng
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific preferred
Central and Reading led the rails 2h points easing
slightly the
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting Of ths Stockholders or
the L. $ BROKERAGE & EXPORT co.
IL Will be held at the principal business
Lane. CITY. county and STATE OF New York
Oh the sth day Of Novec4ber, 1913. at u
oeiock 4 IL, for the Duspose of taking a
vote II stockholders 80 the proposed
change ~ the corporate lame from u s.
hk0kEfAGE & EXPokT CO.. INC, 10
I. : EaokERAcE & TrADING co. INC.
Dated. New York October - 1918
SHJLDfNER. President
srEDMAN JAME. ION Secretary
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
modities
Continued from preceding page

Continued from preceding page
renewed evidences Of the desire O he
part Of the government to staD ze
values caused active covering The
market as whole was doubtless in
d somewhat oversold condition and con-
sequently tirmer technically and there
fore susceptible to hulish develop
ments.
Yes 'duy's Previous Year
New York: closs. close. ago.
Chicago;
ns.s,,,hs. noysmher ,,s 49, 1.1z74 ~ 8, ,s,l
Oats. The oats market was firm,
closing with net gains of 1c to ! 1l4c.
Reports from the West indicated buy
ing for government account and while
no export business caYne TO light there
were rumors that exporters were show
ing some disposition to buy cash oats
to be stored at acceptable points for
shipment to Europe during the winter.
Yesterdays Previous
Oats NsT Nc f'ES white ~ ~ s3sS 9s Year s5
6sss%ssF 6ss:nssa .::..: So. .ss ~ :ss,s 5sy.
Rye.-Market quiet.
Yes days Previous
New YORK.: close close. Year ago
Cash. No. West. .S1.77 s1.77
Flour and Meal.-Quctations were:
Yesterdays Previous
New York: clcsc. close Year ago
Flour. Mimi. sp. rat-$1Os75 S1o.75 St1.5O
Cornmeal. vel. gran. 4ao 42o 4.s7H.
Rye -four. choice. 800 30 919.5o eo5
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
Andustriials

Sales. Open. High. LOW Close
25o0 aetna Explos.. 734 7Ia
5000 .Burns ice M 4s So 4s So
1000 Chevrolet dot td6 l47 40 40
SIS Settles (old) ESQ 28o $50 $50
400 do pr .. 1914 75l4 1884 7434
$40 'Columb.av W. t17s t11s tt54 1t7s
1900 Curtiss ON, 28 2sta % 29
2oo Emo rson Phono 24 2HA "a "a
600 Hupp Motor
500 Keys J&R com WA we 1i3a 113A
4o00 Mar~oni of Pm 40 4ls 4Is
200 n Amer ? 4 2 27s 27a
1870 sRclc Equipmf. f3ls 1888 13I@ 1893
500 "Smith Mot 7r "a IL 81 Ia
400 sStce Alloys 6ss 6ls 6as 8 ?
sac Sub 81 ctfs ; 1874 13 13
1850 United Mots s3Da 335s 327g 327s
1000 4 S Steamship as 5is A7s ; 8
1900 Wayne Coal y 3sa 3ss 3ss
1000 wv Mart Arcr So sas 5la 5I2
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01

seconds, charges paid, 42is G44c; stats.
Pennsylvania and nearby Western, hem
merry whites, fine TO fancy, e29e6c; or
dinary to prime, 7569oc; gathered
whites, ordinary to fine, 72G92c; pulles
whites, 720 Soc; Western and Southerr.
gathered whites, 6o9ssc, state. Penn
sylyanla and nearby. hennery browns.
o5'g 7oci gathered brown and mixed col
ors, b56 SIC.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
COUPONS
COUPONS
NinsIoW, Lanier & Co
SO CEDAR STREET
NEW YORK

TIE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND prvrDEHps
AiA1 PAYABLE AT OUR BANKING BorssE
DohhN" THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER. isls
NOVEMBER IsT. 1918.
llis American Cotton Oil Co. Debsntur. ss
Cleveland & Pittsburgh a r. Co Gen Ntr, az.
Massilon & Cleveland r. r Co ous,erlv s,rs
dend 2eo
Marion County Indiana Bridge Bonds
portsmouth, Clio. Reiunding Water Works Bonds
NOVEMBER I5TH, 1918.
Posey County. Indiana. Gravel Road
NOVEMBER 21sT, 1913.
Marion County. Indiana, Refunding Sns
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Following sse yesterdays prsc-s ccucn.s>s With
those Q. scar ago:
Live Ee~n bst
i" 10 .:-....sia-so esl-.eo $500 @sls.ro
Dressed beef sides.
n .-.,.,,-,.... ~ q 20 Is Q 40
loo lb - 1899 a 1000 1900 q 1873
Dressed vcais. city.
II. ..........-. 10 s. 2S 10 a ~
Live ewes 100 u $50 q HOO 700 y uao
Lambs fair 10
prime. leo ID 1873 g. frss issa 2 fr,n
Dressed muttoa. II IA sR IL ~ a
Dressed lambs ID 2, s. q, - G 5st
Hosx 100 10 - 1900 Il 1850 te4a n ,s,s
Dressed hcgs ha
eon. Ii. ....... 1919 2ss. .2s%@ "a
Mess posk. BIOL. 1000 & 400 $50 q $50
Mess heef bbl $500 q $500 sl.oo q $500
IL -. 1850 q 25.ose $500 a $500.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
DIVIDEND NOTICES
United Drug Company

second Preferred Stock Dividend Nm ~
The Directors Of the United Drug ~o,n.
pany have declared regular uuarteriv
diNldend of ~ q or the second preferred
5'oSk of United Drug Company. payable
Dscsinper "a. 1913, p stockholders 81
record November i5 1915 "a
JAMES C. MCCORMICK Treasurer
Boston, October Is, 1918.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
Curt Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no responsi-
blity for the accuracy authenticity Of curb
market quot: tons. transactions and prices
Thursday we-e as fo.ows
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
DETROIT UHITED RAILWAY

DiNIDkND 10 .
4 quarterly dividend Of 7'wo Do!lsrs r.r ,asr.
being al the rate OF eight per cent oey snn,,m M
The Capital stocA Of This Company. nss ben d-.
clared PAYABLE December ist. 1915 ., s:ockhoisara
"i record NcYeuib~r 10th ~ O'Clock Z "
i PETEEs secrstsyv
Detroit. Mich Oct 20 1918
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
Yesterdays Transactions in Listed Stocks

All also dollar.
and
are based only on Transactions 100
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

Butter Receipts, e,304 packages.
Creamery, higher than extras, lb, 59iz
q 60c; trtras 80 scorel, 59c; frsts (88
to 81 SC re-, 56iaQ 5s1sc; seconds (83
to 81 ce), 63G 56c; lower grades, 49
0l52 q; unsalted, higher than extras,
60 IA Sic; extras, 50l1fd Soc; frsts,
5712 q Soc; seconds, 51tz G57c; state
dairy. tubs, finest, o9Gt 5812c; good to
prime, SAC. SIC; common to fair, 470
53c; renovated, extras, sic: frsts, AZ l2
g Acc; lower grades, a3a 48c; imita-
tion creamery, irsts, a5o 46c ladies',
current make, frsts, 4lizG 42c; sec
onds, zoe; lover grades, 38G391c;
packing stock, current make, No. /, 40
C140 lxc; No. 2, 39i2c; lower grades, 81
a 39c
Cheese. i eceipts. 1858 boxes. State.
whole milk, fresh fats, specials, col
ored, lb, 80 2'2c. white, 32i3c; average
run. colored, 3ll20 800; white, 800,
32c' lower grades, 29i3 031c: twins,
specials, 3212c: average run, 31lz@32c;
lower grades. 5oa3lc; flats, held. spe-
cials, 30a.32c; avc1age run, 2803ic;
twins, held, special 50432c; average
run, 2S03lc; lower grades, ESQ 29c
Wisconsin, whole milk, twins, held, 80
G32c; double daisies. held, 500 33c:
Young Americas, 319 3342c; state.
skins, specials, 244 @@5i7c: prime to
choice. 23fo 24c; fair 10 good, goa 22c;
lower grades, Sq l0c.
Eggs Receipts, 1900 packages.
Fresh gathered, extras, dozen, 62G 63c
extra frsts, 59@61c; frsts, 556 58c:
seconds, 5i@ 54c; critics. No. i, 44G.
45c; No. and poorer, Goa 43c; checks.
good to choice, dry, %1442c; under
grades, 300 40c; refrigerator, special
marNs. fancy, charges paid, 46i20l
47'ec;, frsts, charges paid, 441a@4sAc,
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
Standard Oil
9th Oil Stocks

Ssics. Open. High Low Clote.
no sRarnett @ { C i "a "a :,
! 90Na 'cosJen Go rs rs Ia p a
700 Grown OIL ... i3 10 10 -
200 EEK Basin Pet Ga Ga GA oI4
lilOn - Eamernda . !
1900 sFedcr1,l OIL pa 2
200 .Glenrock o., rs 3be 3ta 3as
100 "Houston Oh I've u 76
.0n "impcrin Con II ta K
900 "Intcr petro .1s 1Aas t4l4 14Ia
$500 sIsland . g. +. SIS 3ss 3aas 3Ia
500 'Mcrri.t OIL -. 21I4 21ls 2oa4 2tls
$4,000 Metro pctro 1Ia W. ~ "a
25oo .iMi,.wcst Oil to3 to3 100 ioa
500 'do rt . VA Va IA "a
1850 sMia.scst REF .ts1 1911 f25 t31
gnn stNe,thwcst Oil ls SO As ST.
5ooo OKLA Z Il II. ga s's sis
1000 Omar OF & G. 2e 70 20 20
100 sRoy,h pteh "a 7s "a 7s
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
GREENE cANANEA COPPER co

-0EE- y z
The Board Of Directors Of fhe Green.
earanea Copper Company has declared =.
dividend - 60 90 per share upon IT. Csoi-
tai stock 81 the par value Of 500 90 per
shaTe payable on November 25 1918. to
tic holders ~ such ShareF Of record a.. t;,s
close 0, bus;nfss a. 7.ee O'Clock p "
Friday. November ). iele The dividend t~
payable only upon the $4,000 shares into
winch the Capital Stock is divided. Al
sock khold@rs Who have not converted their
holdings into shares OF 800 % par ,aiuc
Fh0usd DO SO without delay IN order that
my insy receive heir dividend promptly
The transfer books aili rot be closed.
J y. ALIEN Treasurer
New York. October "a 1918
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
Coffee, Sugar, Tea and Cotton
seed Oil

SoHee futnres.-There were reports
IN the coffee trade yesterday that a
cable had been received from Santos
requesting bids for shipment on two
steamers TO sail during January and
Iarch having q combined capacity OF
!70,000 bags. As the futures market
Is closed, importers would have no
means of hedging cost and freight pur-
cnases for forward delivery, and at the
moment 1t seems difficult TO secure bids
TOT any large quantity OF coffee from
interior buyers. 1t is thought that "A
market might be found from among
importers who have had their sppl,-
cations for licenses refused owing TO
having exceeded the amount fixed for
them by the War Trade Board. There
Is question, however, as to what the
new regulations will provide In the
question OF resales of this descriptiou.
and IN a general way the market re
NAMED at standstill. Quotations IN
the local spot market are entirely
Iominal on the basis of IoM for Rio
IS and l5~ for Santos As.
Cottonsced Oil.-Busine.s in the
market yesterday was without new
feature. The demand at the present
tifne IS not active but. at the same
ume' offers are light owing to the SLOW
movement of crude oil, which is AT.
tributed largely to labor condition.
at the crude mills.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01

CERTIFICATE 80. 1l@sG FOR FIVE ls,
shares of he capitsl stsck OF the Letixh
Nass. tosi sases cot1psny IN name ct
) 1i.~ avery Firh. having n-en lost or mis-
tlon has been made for renewal ot ths
s<fne.--Advt
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01

Sales. Open High. Low. Close.
1900 500 ssqnGyfh :sineisif c1ff o&R. 20 2,s ao
100 'Stanton OIL 1as tss ~, tss
COCO "Texas Rights. 14la 15ls 14l2 15lS
1000 sTexana O & r 81 80 "a 81
1000 Sun West new Ii i 81 81
200 'Nict new stick 2 2Io 2is oi1
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
Hay and Straw
N~s.-l-
A year ago

Hay and Straw
Yesterday
(rer toni. Axearar
Timothy. No. !
large bales SIS. .oc a 81. 90 s2s .oa6c7 On
No. clover md 2s.o $4,000 22.oo9 2s.oo
Rye straw, No. q .o0eI - 16.ooSl y "a
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01

fDivideni def pending settlement of railroad
pending decision RAILROAD
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
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FINANCIAL
CASTER

CASTER
LARGE New YoRk STOCK E,-
t,.AN4.G h9l 81 oIIths tNsII.LFVT
PfiUtNCFD CASHIER COMPETENT TO
TAKE n III. CHARGE ~ eAGL STATE
lAFfkit>Fk AND s, w ELE LEFHrNCFs
N STRICT CONF fDE>A l. Address
rC.. ~. = ?. 0. BON :. CITY HALL
STAT1oN NEw Yokh C.TT
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
SAVAGE ARMS CORPORATION.

Octobtr 90. 1915
The Board OF Directors havs his day
declared the following dividends.
FIRST Preferred stock H.
SECOND Preferred stock I1rs,
Common Stock fLC
Al above dividend. payable December
-. jas. 10 stockholders of record Novem-
Der -. 1918.
NAT TYLER. Jr Tr.a.arer
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01

THE DIRECTORS OF THE VIRGINIA
IRON. COAL COKE COMPANY have
this day declared a dividend Of SCI In cash
payable December 9TH 20 stockholders Of
record on November 18th, at which date
the transfer books will be closed reopen
ing on the sth OF December Checks viii
be mailed for dividends to ali stockholders
whose addresses are known
New-York tribune., 1918-11-01
CHILE COPPER COMPANY

~ BroadWay. New York October -, ,a,s
COLLATERAL TRUST SIX PER crsy
GOLD BONDS. SERIES i. ' e
.ms hoioers OF Extended ,instalmept