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Harris,Forbes&Co
Rue-en*.'.-. ti N W Harrl. A Co.. B. T.
Pine Street, Cor. William
NEW YORK
a;r imtsfor munrid*
palitir^ and corporgtions and
dea! in high grad*- munici
pgj, railroad and p iblk utility
Bonds for Investment
United Light & Railways Co.
Bapu monthl:
eami ???? ' ;","'""
- ||3 1012 [J*;
Ml *M M.?
I ? 202.14:1 -'?. >?
Net ??? MW.1M ,*_
? 1"! '?''" ^ ""?' [* '
PROPI1
N.. !? I.K.IIT A
F mi.v. IY8 CO foi ihe 12 montl ? ? n_ed
Bepl 30 l?l * " ? ?h? <*?*?_
I4<M?.14*I
ia ?'f
$464,236 for Common Stock
H. F. McConnel! & Co.
Pine M.
Nea ^>rk.
Bond Holders
*\
We offtr cur services in tnakinR
collection-* of courons. lilinR
certiflcates. etc. as required by
the new Income Tax Law.
lnquiries will receive our care
ful -ttention and be treated COB
tideiitialh.
Address Bond Derartment.
Knantti -NaclioD Sc Kuhru:
INTFRNATIONAL BANKERS
New York * Leip:ig
We Own and Offer
$200,000
CITY OF SI. BOMFACE. MANITOBA
(Greater Winnipeg)
5r, 30-year Gold Bonds
Tavable in New Vork and London.
PttU citv obligation with strong
sinkinn fund provisions. to yield
W. N. COLER & CO.
43 Cedar Street,
NEW YORK CITY
6% NET RETURN
We offer a security on which
income to the private investor
is exempt from normal levy
of the Federal Income Tax:
protected by equities ot
150': and free of personal
tax in New York State.
William P. Bonbright & Co
Inmrporate'l.
II Well Street. Ne- York.
london rhilHdelphln HoMon Detroit
WANTED
Lackawanna ft. R. Co.
OF N. J.
v4* Guaranteed Stock
Ef(inghamLawrence&Co.
rVcnifccrs New York Sfock Exchange
111 Hroadway. New JYork
STANDARD
win bi \ Q wm khi
?.', Northern Tipe 1.^10 Atlantir Ketlnlns
U Prnlrle Oll * G_? k rs South Penn. Oll
15*. 4>. of Ohlo Ua\0.0ta*Uaam
??.M nlon Tmik line !? M B. O. of New Tk
CARL H.PFORZHEIMER
PbOm UAtt 1-3 1*41 flKxad ?.'.'. Brnal Bt , K. T.
SWARTWOUT and
APPENZELLAR
BANKERS
44 Pine Street Uom Vork
Member*. New Tork Mork Eichs-ge
WmARead&Co.
New York
Gucago Philadelphia Boston London
Middendorf. Williams & Co
im oRi'iiKtri:i>.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
.tl PINK iT., >ll N**K\ III II DIM.
' New Vork. Balllmore. Md.
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
HIFI4IO. KO< IIK-II K * PITTsBt Rtlll
?Ihe BlUlMl B***MttU
Ihlh Compenj tot thi ettctUm ot u.irte.n
? ,. ,lUd t'-re? lntpe< ton of l '? tlon en"
f,. , ion of ?'i t. . thei bueiness a?
may peruin '?? ? sffslrs of the Compeny wl
?.. hfld nt Ui- < ?omnaiij m offlre. Ne 11 wen
Htr.ei .N'vv Vork l Ity. "< -' P- ?" Mon<l_>.
November ITtl 1911 The tren?fei boolu of Ihe
. mi.unv wlll b? rloat-d fi?~i 3 p in on llon
dtn. Ortobei :7th, until 10 ? m Txn
Novembj r l?Mi n< x'
KBNK8T isKt.iN. Beeretsry.
New Vork OctOber H. FAI
ADYSKT1BEMBNTI AMD SUBBCBIPTIONi
for Tl I Trit.ir ;il thi t ptovvn
OftVe. N-> IMI Bre_4vs|r, bs-twses Mtk -nd
87tli ?tB.. untll !l ..'. loi k p in. Advcrtlae
ni'iils i.?-lveil at tiie foll'.wlne I.i.iii.Ii ollir.s
at the regular i-i.-s until (*?>'. lo. k |>. ni, vlx.,
|M Bth SVI . ? *. tttt at ; KH Kanf 14th St.;
ggl WeSt #34 St., h'lwi-i n Ith am! Mh avrg.;
.6.1 WeSt ISttt et.; lf.3 BMI 1 -ftth St.; IMt
mtl tve . 1T"V lt ave., ncai tttt it
Uncertainty the Controlling
Stock Market Influence.
MEXICO AND CURRENCY
Proposed New Act May Result
in Loss to National Banks?
Railroad Outlook Bad.
Tha aetlon ot the atock mark'-t dur?
lng tlie W4Mk Ihis retleded tlie un?
certainty dlaplayed ln Ute out'ome ol
tbe BBVaral important faomrs which of
nec.-ssit. figure in the price flUCtUB
tii.ns ..f aacuritlaa. lUfalra In Maalca
hava drlfted along.from da* i" day,
twenty*four houra aeemlng '"
.1 ;, i-iisis Involvlag ihe Unlted
Btatea In war, bul ?' tha end ol tha
week the algna arere aa Indellnlta In
Bhowlni tiie future as thej hari bean in
tho paat. Other political meaaurai
Were equally perplexlng.
The i.ankiriK ami currem > problem
continued to occupy the attention of
the country at large, ns well aa thal of
Conareee and ol Prealdenl Wltoon.
ng the laal areek an announce- I
ment thal aeveral L'onnectl. 11 banka
had declded to wlthdraar from tha na-|
tlonal banklng ayatem If the propoaad j
meaaure la aol modifled to allou* bank .
membera a bettei repreaentatlon lias,
pul Into mora 4ietii.it.- form what for*
merly had heen rumored irould occur|
among the larger Inatltuttoaa crperatlng
under the national banklng BCt Bjf
some peraona Btich a mova arill i?p re
garded as unw.'.rranted and ae not
cairylng out a legltlmata business pol?
icy. a llttle atudy of the queatlon must
pro\r the .ustiflable poaltion of banka
arhleh mav prefar Btate to national
chartera. The 2 per cenl government
bonda on which drculation is baaed are
BBlllng from .'1 to 4 points below par. at
Which price the banka were 4>h]iged to
subserlbe for them. On such a basla lt
certainly is nol profltabla for banks to
I'ondut-t buslneBB unless the;, deslre to
do BO .'.t B loss. nnd When the new ai-t
becomes effective the banks wlll be
obiiged to Bubscrlbe to atock In the n
serve institutions and will be nllowed
only B per cent on their money,
Few business men wlll argue that in
View of the expenses incident tO op?
cration and depretiation ln i.ny line
that ft per rent ls suffioient to < ompen
sate banks for their investnients. and It
la perfeetly certaln that banks can take
the money they might invest ln the
regional banking s\ stem nnd secure a
larger return on lt through other
sources. Furthermore. at the present
time the large institutlons of New
York, ("hir-agr- I'hiladelphia and other
places do not carry many 2 per cenl
bonds compared with thelr capitaliza
tlona Some of the leading Instltutlona
Of tha COUntry have gradually parted
wlth their '2 per centa, until tO*day, lt
| Ifl said, thelr holdings represent bor
1 rowings rather than actual ownership.
| This has been found nBCBBBBl**r to avoid
; losscs which would ha\e been Incurrad
| by a continued holding r.f declinlng
I securltles.
The Invaatmanl situation has not im?
proved reeently. and tha buylng of -ui
erai bonds, whleh *Memed to i.e Increaa*
' ing ln September, reeently has ln*_Hnrid
1 oonslderably. A bond BalaaillBII wno
haa conflned his operatlona tO the N'nv
j England distri.t for the laal several
! years and who enjr.yed a luCTBtlva ln
leoana from the sale of hli.li gr.td.. ..
curitles to a large investment cllentela
j up to the perlod when the new tariff
law brgan to affeet the indiiRtri<-? 4,f
| Xew England. finds the situation much
arorac as a result of tha income tax.
Ha r>-ports that the bond market is
dead. that it ie impo.?lbir? t<> latereal
I*?oplo wlth money iu bondfl BXCept
those that are tax ex.mpt. In one dis?
triet around Fall Rlver, where his dum
naaa in former yeara aetted him Bev
aral thousand dollars annually, he re
ports proetvally no . ales d'.irmp recenl
weeka Peopla who ha\e mone. ln
X- w Kngland are said to br- boardlng
it ln cash and not putt.tig it mti) ae*
curitlea, Probably New England ia ?'".
axceptlon of the axtreme type, bul In a
meaaure the income tax partlcularly
muat have a reatrictlve tendency on
Inveatmenta, and for some time lo come
the outlook for a revival of lnterejo io
tha tiemand for Inveatmenta la aol en*
couraging.
No attempt haa been made by those
in connection ^\lth the steel industry
tu deny tha gradually diminishing \d1
umo of business in Bteel orders dur'ng
the last weal*. and tl.e uptimism rc
gardlng the induatrial situation as a
whole that has been more of a bope
than a fact has recehed a check in the
rep4.rted i-onditlons r.f business. The
Iron Age," in it:- revleu* poblkmcd laat
Thursday. in one parBgraph says:
"Further d'elines in prlcea ara . ?
ported this week. but as in every other
like tlme of hesitation, bUJ ing Ifl on s?>
ifstri.'ted ;i scale that the indu. t-nu nt
1 tO make deop CUtfl ts lackii.K. ?*<>mii
, tions are BOt ripe for a broad buying
movement like that which began about
two years ago."
"The Iron Trade Reviei." hriefly re
views the situation thus:
"The i-aiitious attitude ,.. buyefB <n
?covering thamaalnfl for pj*oa*paetlva ra*
riuirements v.-ry far in th<- future !??
malBB the marked featuri- of the Irofl
land Bteel Mrket. How mtnh <>f ihs
is dui' 1" aa ixpectation ,.f lower prteflB
I od tO uncertainty ovr-r tha btishvss
niitiook raaaahM ? taeettoa. it is tvi
, di nt, however, that both of these ar.
cffactlve fact ?rs. Revision of prioBfl
1 dowiiwairi conttauaa to be made toward
i l.ringlng the market to a p.iiril wtHTB
|the lirnits of th< preaenl buylng can be
e.t.mied. but thera is Mthhag ln tha
Bltuation yet to Indi. ta thal the uiti
m.ii. and ef this movement has baaa
l'4-;ii lu d."
From other sources then iias beea a
t4.nflrmati..r <>f th?' slowing ilnwn ,.f
ti,-.! bualnoaa. aad it if avldanl ihat
tha st.ei mduatrj is looking to th. ra 1
n.iirls 4-xprctantl. f.ir sonu- Btgmi ,.f a
mw biiving movtment. Ueporta af
fi.ting Bll classrs of trade throughout
?
tba I'lutdj st-it?-s covertng the week'?
developmenta have been cceuHderably
mixoil. an.l whlle in aome Inatancea Ihei
vi.iiitn. ..f bualneaa hBa shown bb m
creaelng tendency, tboae branchea
showing Improvetnerrl have been Mim
ulated by cllmatlc changes rather than
nn undertone <>f Improvement
The rallroad sltuation has been glven
marked attentlon this* iast week. The
rallroada are Ib need of eatenalve Im*
provements to Instire a tranBpcrtatlon
sltuation whlch tvlll Bieel the public
demand md nHou ? developmenl ofthe
roads tn .i hlgh atate of efflclency. Bul
theae addltional fadllUes ?iM requln
in avy ? xpendtturi a, and it is a queatlon
how the roads can secure thr- monej
when they are being squeesBd by the
lal or unions on one *-*?*-?- and the Inti i
Btate Commerce Cctninlgelon on the
other. Cortelderable comment on thi
propoaed ?'? per i enl Increaae ln rati i
i.v ihe rallroads haa been along the
Unea thal thla wlll relleve Ui< roa I
from -i dlatreeelng predlcament, and
nllOu them fn edom from the reetrt -
tlona whlch nave haraaaed thelr Bnen
cial progreaa durini the laal taro yeai
ai least Another vien of thla la glven
i.y "The Rallwaj and Engineerlng Re
vlew," whlch edltorlalrj quotee the
traffli manager of a greal commereial
organlaatlon aa followa:
Thr empWea wlll take all increaeea
rast< i than thi j i an ba granted.*'
Purtherthi "Review" aaya: "Thtewus
baaed upon ihe,demands Jual made bj
the W< atern englm era, (lr< m< n, con
ductors ind tralnme" f'" advancea ag*
gregating 140,000.1. a year. The pub* l
ii. is beginnlna to tm through the|
plana of theae organlajttlona to abaorbj
all railway earnlnga, and If it tooka far \
inough into th*- Bltuatlon ll wlll aee th ?t;
th.rgaulxatlona ara antagonlilng I
nol thoir employera alone, bul the
whoie oountry. Tha developmenl of tha |
country la held up by the unproductlve
tondltlona bf rallwag property. ll >s
conoeded on all handa thal tho bual*
neai and tha aafety of the oountry aro
dependent on railway nei oarninKP.
When tho rallwaya oan neither earn a
Burplua t.. be uead foi iaaprovenii nl
and development, nor bortow money m
to us.. becauaa of laek of a fair baala
tot credlt, the country aa a whoie i if*
f,, . || it tho purpoae of the emplo i
t . prei enl bj thoir d< manda any i
to the i ountrj""
TRADE AND INDUSTRY
Marked Irregularity in Busi
ness. but Little Reaction.
The n ? lawa of the mi n Bhtlli
f0 th? wei k . ontinus to repoti i endlct*
inc ret irna ? onci rolni tl - trad? sltuation
aa n who},-. bul that there la slowtni down
. , ind ? ? ln -?? bm lo be
conflrmed. "Dnn'a Bevlew" followa:
"Irregularlt*. Is one <.r the chlef cbar*
scterlatJi i of the bustnaai *?" it*
there i? llttls svldi n m of i g< ? > ral ? ??
tlon. in certaln Unea and aet tlona al
co intiy the volume i I tradi la aspai ?
v Ith galna recet di d otn t lasl
aoma Lnwei ter,
thro ighoul ?*. ? ooslderabls ai ?
the effecl of sttmulatlng I d 1"v
seaaonable merchandlae and ll b algnlfl*
liiut iii.it prompt dellverlaa are strongiy
urged, thua i mphaetalng ths depleti d
ditloti of wbolerale and retall al
Transactlona ln tha drygood*. marke:a
havo recentl] ahowa a notlceabls incn i
in aome quartera havtna. beea heav*
!. i than at am llme ln Ihe ? l I
? irs?and values contlnue flrm a ? p
. i. i . . ? r ol
ordera, wlth buyera rnanlfi
more Intereal In ful ?? n -filr<
ran for noveltlea ln dreaa fabrtca i*. very
fai n acblng in all inaterlala but v*
Ihi ;i Ivenl of fn wool neal month u ??
erai wcoHen ml i*4 are cloalni down ten -
? ,,>. a <if? ledl; ' i sltuation
prevalls in leather, aoma prominem l
nera raporttng a bi ttai I ialn< aa durli i
Oetober lhaa n any otl*ei month thls
*/ear, although Individual sales ;>'?? ??
. moderal In a_* i ontin u <i lm?
ii ? r.. i.t ais.i appeara ln footwear ai I
advlcea from travelttng salesmen Indl
thal eontraet- alreadj placed have aur*
passed expectatlons In ti.e Important
iron and steei Industry. hewevsj*, tbe ra*
? ii in sctlvtl? i* plain and ti"* i>io*
ductlon of plg Iron dlmtntahed laat month,
Further reductloni In quotatlona ;.i<"
noi.<i. bul whlle rallroad demanda have
. sotnewhal largei .?! late no broad
buy Ini movement ih ln evidence iome
eonceasions havr- also occurred In Ihs
prlce ot copper, although thera ls bo
general tendedc) In thal dlrectlon, and
bualneaa eontinues dull. The BtatlsUciU
poaltlon, however, eontinues strong Foi*
j lowing the sharp advaa c In ? ^>11 mene)
inct prior to the Novem'bei I diaburee
lnents the rate returned to ?< normal
baala and timi- accommodatlon remaim
I avallable al aaay terma Quotatlona for
ifoiiiKii exchange eontlnuc al a low level.
land thera arare reporta of addltional gold
engagamants ahn?a<i. Btattotlcs ?.r banh
| clearlnga for Oetobei reveal a decreaae ol
|t,l pei < > nt an eompared vvith tbe tavaa
perlod of rftt, hut tha i"tai thla weeh is
1 large* tfcan iast year by a.1 per cenl and
M j'er cenl in eaoeaa of i?n Compariaoa
inf the month'i aommercla] mortaiity Indl*
cater. an Increaae over reoenl yeara ln
both the number of falluraa an<i amount
I uf li.-ii.iiitii s, the latter betag Bwalled by
| sevr-ral 'lefaults of UBUBUal B-M FlgUTas
uf -,*ross raBroad aaralngs tims far ra*
cetved f... Oct-bar ahow a in-.* of 2.0
par cenl from .< rear ugo, hul a Kain of
19 |.<r cenl over 1911.
NeW 'leinanils in IrOH Bltd steei have
beea atlmulated only to a moderate aa
taal by the addltional prlce reductlona an*
nounced, although aame snoouragemanl
is derlved from the Improved rallroad
liiivinjr. lt la the lllipaa?llMI m BOOM
quartara thal tha readjuatmenl "f quota*
tlona arlll ultlmately ro<>iiit ln the pl
i of latont ordera, atnea f**r Beveral months
eonauaaara hava aatiieted thelr pureha ?
j to linreedlale requirementa Their is v?rv
) Uttle hsquJry f.?r |.i? urmti aad tii<- nsarfcet
, la lasior. with Boma i..isi. offered n> Ion
, ?s 5'.:.. V'allaj Btatiatlea <.f |.iK iron pro*
ductlon compllad by "The Iron Age" ahow
thal the aggragati output ?luring Oetober
h.i.Im i ...mh '.''ii groas tona ta U.IU tona
a day, apainut SJK.tSrtona la Beptraabei
I.Thera waa ? ael i".us >.f twelve furnacea
Ireported laht month, and tha -14 furnaoai
I ln Mast ..n November I i.a.i a dallj i >?
jpacity of JMBI tona, -i* aoeaparad with!
>.',.;',:, tons n day for UA furnaoas .". Oe*i
tober I. a ptenUful supply <>f c**ude iteel
is availaiMe. an.i toncaasloni nre named I
oa liiiotn. ?.'i Plttaburgh belng tha ?
m.ii.-. .ni both epea haarth aad Beaaemer. I
A )-?. rieial MVlsi.in Ofl BbOOta Bnd t i ti pl.ii.
hns been maiie to iii.i i foreign eompetl*
| tion. whlle th. i? ductlon on lap*waM plpa
amounta to aboul t'- s ton. Prlcea on
airtkea rlvett and bolta ara fraquentl)
ih.-ifirii and the damand la llmltad"
"Bradatn et 'a ' commenta thus:
"Traile n'inrtf are <.f h tvvn-fold riiar- j
Executor
Ohartered 1822
Trustee
The Farmers' Loan and Trust Company
Nos. 16, 18, 20 & 22 William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue
New York.
LONDON, 10 Ccrkspur St., S. W.; 26 Old Broad Btraat, B 0.
PARIS. 41 BouletaH BmMMBI BERLIN. 56 Unt-r den Linden, N. W. 7
Travelers' Letters of Credit. Foreign Exchange.
Administrator
Guardian
Following ifl the usual table g.v.ng the number of ehares cf all etocks dealt
in laat week. togath,:r with tha higheat, lowest and fmal pricea of the w-.ek. th.
nat changea of th. weak. and the high and low oricet of tht year 1913, with
the high and low price* of the year 1912:
aeter. On thr-one haad, dtatrlbutlva tr.-.d
oentlnitaa ta aapaad, holklajr bustnaaa la
groarlna umi tha landeno la la Incraaaa
aatltnatca ot yUUda al cottoo aad oorn,
i.ut asalaal thaaa factaaa r_raa. ba eltcd
th#> furii.. r atoartat dnwi. of arholesale
trade aad of iru-.ea^eii ajaiatede la Iron
and ataal loine llaaa that mlghl ba ae
tiv,- pref. r I.i wait for tariff Tt-.oljiist
i.H nti htt aianapla in this raapecl betng
furalahad bj aroratod rallla arhlcli daam
n gooi poHc) tn iiniii i.a'-k fnt fraa arool
Howovar, it .?. plalaly pataal that tha
datl) wanla af a largr- pop.llatinn irr
siifn. i. nt t" keep thaaga inovlni aloag at
a nUafairtory rat?\ and rv. n in ae tiona
Iwhera th.-r** i. Baara or ir-.s ..r ? tandani
t>. paaaalinlaai ll la eonceded that buatnaaa
in -rarioua linaa is equal t.> thai ... i.t. t
?..ii. when .u-iiviu ralgMd la an
evaat, ti." \\*.k 11a-? beea ;i i.us. oaa fnr
1 siiij.iii-ntv Bnd bajrera airerjrwhara aaeai
Iroosl anxinus to proeara daHvarlaa. thua
IndkaUni that ?t<u k. are Ughl Cold
Weather In viirimii paris sf the OOUntT)
i? ii.-iit.-.i buatnaaa la hearyweighl ?o..iIh.
11 i .,? i ? ii mii,i tamperatui aa mlHtatad
asalaal a ii.-m. turuovar ln parta "f tha
Baal RaHara*r traflc la haa***-, r-nai Khip
inenta ara larga and ln aonte parts of the
? niir.try flhoftBgii nf eara Ih a datiarring
faotor. Th*- r*andltlon af mnt.r wheat
?htst
Compmuf
Have you difficulty
in deciding how to
invest your surplus
money? .
The market price of high
grade securities depends
on many factors. It is
difficult for anyone not in
constant touch with finan
cial matters, or for one
unfamiliar with the bonds
and stocks considered
good investments, to de
cide what to buy for her
or his particular require
ments. We shall be glad
' to have you call and talk
over with us your invest?
ment problems.
Our advice on personal mat?
ters of investment or other
financial matters is alwaya
at your service.
Trustee for Personal Trusts
FIFTH AVENUE f& 36TH STREET, NEW YORK
BoTuIhoiders may be relieved of the in
convenience attending the collection of
coupons and registereid interest under the
FEDERAL INCOME TAX LAW
by appointing this Company as their agent.
Write for particulars.
United States
Mortgage & Trust Company
Broadway ?t 73rd St. 55 Cedar St. 1 25:h St. & 8th Ave.
li exceptlonally good, and the acreags is
the largeal ever known Tba Influence of
.. rived from the salo of '-rops aad
cattle is being felt ln agrlcultural raglona
nnd whlle some few polnta contlnue to
report alow coUectJona, tbera la a mora
noteworthy dlapoaitlon to aattla up. Thhi
r... t la avtdenced la weekly banh clear*
Inaa Whlch shou ?< *?liKht caln over tha
beav) total report In 1912, aad
tl c advanoe over this weeh In IfU la s par
? ,t we,-k ui turn Bhl 9
a ritt tA * I pei ci al ovei Wfl Tha riRures
markaMe. ln view ol the paui Ity of
ipei iiatlon, luletneea In building an wrii
,i eatate and promotlona In general.
fo i all money U mporartty are
and somi ? o mtrj bankers ara bor
rowlng mora llberally. The sto.-k mai
?wlng Hatleaaly, Bnd
th.* Mexican sltuation a*- well aa inone
ondltlons abroad, ? ?< rta dlatui
? ncea Relatlvely beal trade reporta
? , ? nn,.- from thi
Nort iweat. whlch section seems dlaposed
lo bu ah sd foi exl rlng Pan
larl) favorable reporta, however, emanate
from the Bouth, arhera sentlmenl and
;i. tii.ii bualneaa la on the up grade, thanka
t.. a frei movi menl of i otton ai bigh
prlcea Batlafacton tradi reporta are
,,,;,.i, i. th,- i'. ntral B eat, and whlle thi
i -hi. .iki. dlatriel notea eon ld< ral.mi
mlstlc talk, it i- admltted thal bualneaa
in .ii j gooda ? quala thal of thM tlme laal
? m i. iyera a/ere W pei
numero ia than ln th.* i ..i n spondlng.
weeh ... IU3 Bul tha Ind iBtrlal centrea
ire afl I the alowlng down ln Iron
;,,ni ataaL Eaatern reports su^>->*st eon*
eidi rabh a< tivitv m shlpplng, but ln ln?
dustrlal Um ? there is m.i leaa ldle?
neaa Returns from the Fai Weal suggsal
improvemenl in trada though the lumber
Industn eontinues qulel The Boutbwesl
i-ontiibutes Irregular reporta aome cttlea
Indicatlng that buaineaa equala thal
laal >< ar, whi n II waa verj h< avy, whlle
noti dlaappolntmenl al thi fallure
of road aale* ta enlarge."
THE CURRENCY BILL
in laat week'S'laeue "f "Tht Bacbc Ra*
vi .v tha followlng comment appeara on
thi < ui i. ti. . measure:
"Tha blll ..i tno handa ol tha tatrnXt
committee la experiencing quite aome
iw ivi- of Ita orlglnal **liai.? in the way .>f
tentatlva amendmenta manj .>i them
twisis ii th. rlghl .ii< -tion. 'ni.- reduc*
ti.ni if ih-- <? iinti- r of reglonal i.a.iks
makea for a powerful machlne, capeble of
..?. implMhl ;? li an effectlva mannei Um
i.i .f th.- gold supply, the concentra?
tion ..i reaervea an.i t..<* adequate arork*
. oi :i diacount market, all oi whlch
pr>K*eaa**a tha larger number <>f reglonal
banks would rendci impoaalMe of per*
formance, accepl ln a weah ami prohaM)
Inadequata manner. rhe compoattloa of
tn. federal board <>t control has been
bett< i .i b) sUmlnation ol adminlstration
ofllciala Kxpertenced banking abttit)
should I.- contributed. it is eaaentlal to
s.if.' guidam ?? in nertoda of strrs- The
Ilnklng in "f government responslblllt)
for ihe notea simuiii he ellmlnated. it \*
bad politics .iini bad buatnaaa Tha prog*
reoa of the i.iii ahould he pu?hr<1 toward
tion hut there ahould ba ".> hurry
to paaa it Juat for ihe aakt uf having
aome kind of a i.iil on tln- atatute booka
Tha faci that eurrcne* an.i banking re?
form la ?" ii ai' of Bccompllabmenl is due,
it must not ba forgotb b, enttrely to I'rcs
ii.nt wilson''. unyteMIng Inltlattve. No
one >.t ih- lona 'i..f Presldanta iti thr
la ' llfty years ha:< had the courage and
the hlgh purpoaa t.. stand Inalatantl) for
this greal movemenl to mi: tha natkm out
i>r ci edi*. i ai .iiv ala"
FALL RIVER DIVIDENDS
On Total Capitalization of $29,110,
000 $1,028,675 Paid for Quarter.
[Bj Te|e**raph te Tbe Frtbum i
Fall Rlver, Maaa, Nov, !* -Q. M. Haf
farda fl ?'.>. hava issue.i th.-ir statenteal
of tha fourth quarterly dtvtdenda deelared
hv the COttOn mills of thls elty. lt shov? s
that on ? t..tal i-apitallzation of |_M|g,4-9
th>' suni of |1,02MH was palil to the
stoekholdara tlu hlgheel foi a atngle
quarter in a number of yeara
Tba dtvtdenda for the Baeal >*-ar amount
io UMA,WA on the above oai-ltallzatlun.
with certata axclualona auch as eommoa
Btock where no dlvtdl rule are pald.
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET
Fall River Textile Operatives
May Ask More Wages.
1 ? ? i ;?
Fall Rlvar, Mass . No*/. r' >BuBlneea m
ihe N.w Ehffland cloth ma rai .fuiet
laal weak an.i aatea did nol aa eed I ?
plecea i . aome laata
? ? graoted. H'lda Ko<ir.!> itill hold th*?
n oal attention
Reporta from rnanufacturera ol totton
l Brn ahoa thal prle41 aaj i
aad buyera nat ? i urtalled thdr
.\t ? laeetiag af tba Textile <
ref-faaaata tha MMt roill operai a*
.... Wedtteada* eveotag, the oiatter
?. t In a agaa arill Im an-i
delegatea from tha B ? ,.\. i - and i ?
unlona hava baan Inatrtjictad to tak<
matter up. This nteena thal condil
amani the help ?.n i>< aneettled unl
. otton Ifanufacturara' aaa
tha inatt.ne*are] or tha other.
QuotattoM for laal weak tt-tnch
Mi eh Mad '?
:'.-m<... > t . "-iinh, MxM, ?
tn. h, ?? \:. i ? ?Ineh, ?a*l - I
.'.*'-.ie ll. ttxft, fi',4-.
-.
S60 MAKES GANGMEN FREE
Six Pay $10 Each After Pitched
Battle in Street.
\ ... .. ?? ' ? ? .th paVing BteflMfl ?
.,t ?...i^t ona revehw ..- aiapana a
wttgetl between i.aii a dosaa Boat
langtnen Bl ilawn yaatarda. mornlnir in
i ....(...- Bquare.
Captain Palcoaer, who waa on bia wa
t.? thi Sth ati ? t itathm, heard th4
of revolver ahota He waa lainad hj
Patrolman Brannaa. Drawlai their _.un
they plai e i the da Rghta : real
.unl t.'nk them t>< tne station houae There
th.-v gave thelr naflaaa aa IValtaf R
of \.i. IS Market *t-*eet; Mtchael Ba
..i So. Kt Baal 17th atraat; Joeeph Fti
..r n.i. S Baater atraat; Vltitoi Qanlaar.
of So. 13 Mott atreet; Dennla Meahan. ??"
No. lll Reo avell street, an<1 A'.brrt Car
..... ? ?? n,i. :;i i-t atreel
Tlu ?, g. i ? Bn algne I lat. r ln I - i
Market Court arul rtncl V." BBCh '
ordirlv conducl
CURB QUOTATIONS
tllgli ar. aa I -. v- .-fl
foi tlv month CI1.I..1 N
("Furnlahed b) Harrj K ThomfMMM a *?????
Ni.. j.". Bread ?u?*j4_..
INDUSTRIALS.
111(11 !.,.<? lAAt
Brltlah Atn i ??:..,.> ... s .?, J'.
. lu. u Pi abodj pref.... ? ioo
Can Rubber 'i .rr- . .. Mlt ??? .- ?"' i
.I., preferred. ?
Emeraoa-Braai pref_ ? ?
llaxana 1*ah__,*Ml. ? *"?
do piefeiieii. ? ? 1*
Houaton nll. ? I
Manhattan ^h.; I pre* ?
MHntiattan 1/ranMt. !'. .
Mai- ..ni ef xm.-rl.* ... 4*. ' .
Uny't Oll. .. 11
Nadonal euflnr. ? *?
N V Tran-ipoiiatton? ? *
ou ki.-i.im ot Mixuo ?
Sran.lanl OH of N J.... ?M
Teiiar,,? Pradia is pref.
t nlted i'i. ar .??tei.n.... U . ?Sv*
,!<? preferred . in m m
1 S Ughl 1 Heat ... i . 4 Va
?I.i preterreA ... .
V. Illya-Overlead .
rlo tr f.ir. .1 . "*
BONDS AN**) NOTES.
Rra-ler. i?.
iin i?. new. ?
U lt I o a . u tea - . '
Weataro faeAAa la... -- ? i5^
MINING.
Atla.ua . 13 11
14ea\er . "I :\o
IMi. Kour. II 17 I'
ina.ien . ; * eu 14
llrltlah 4'olumbla. .'.. '?.- '-''?
c 11 D . un. oll,late'? 04 U
1.1 Paaa . * J
Bly ronaoll.'.ate . . fl.. .>
Klorence .
4;iro.ix . - *
fJreene-i'ananra . *.*, >.*, **
Juml.o Kxtenalon.>'j'. "s' .
Kerr lake . 4,', 1 ??
l.a n-ae . |(j i|_ '"?
Ma.N'dinaia . |fl 4n
Maaon Vallev . 4>, 4 ? ?
Nevada Hllla . .,., U ?
Ohlo . ' >, f
PaclOc Bmeltera. .', '. **
htcnart . ly. i_i V*
.onniiah Kxtenalon - ... IS ]**
Tonopah Mi-rger . _3 M ?''
lonnpah Mlnlng . Vm 1*. "*J
Tularoan . *.4 S V
"Aeut End 4 ona. IH 't. '?*
**,?ltlauftr .0? .C4 *?

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