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T?HCS OF DAY
IN WALL STREE
Schwab Denies Bethlehe
Steel Is Engaged in
Any Merger Plan.
STOCK APPEARS ONL
IN ONF. TRANSACTIC
Southern Pacific Shows BIrri
October Gross Earnings in
History of the Road.
charles M- Schwab it whs te
cither??! fron a Pittsbaifb dispa
v?it?<l?y-_**oe- not think *oo hig
,( th? flow'rK storie? thnt have bi
printtdsbout Bethlehem Steel. Ha 1
jjpjgjutlon for the ris?- of the ?t<
?, MOO S fbiiie Kur himself, he 1
cither bau?fh' nor sold the stock. ]
holdlnP ?ere Intact Hethlehem \
jnvoJTfd In i ? rger plan, nor hac
attempted ''' '?'" unv other comps
Th? tonnage growing out of war c.
tr?ct?. said Mr. Schwab, had b?
trMtly exsn ?A, It amounted
aethine liko ?hat the world in gene
fitims-c! '?' Whatever the wo
??.onght about Betnlehem Steel yest
aAj, it d-d not choose to reflect it? op
Ion in th? - "? market. There v
jB?t or.?- tranaactlon reportad in Be
Whem Steel 15 shares at 47.'. At t)
price it was down 3 point??.
Southern Pacltic'g Hant'st.
Southern Pacific'? October repc
nade pub'.'o yesterday, was a furtl
proof of the increasing prosperity
th? railroads. It showed a train
(rou for the month of $2,128,317 am
pin In net ol 51,'-'00.302. The R-ain
f-rost w? |728,083 above the aven
juD of the three preceding months
th? new riscal yoar; the rain in i
$7141*? above the average. For 1
four month? ended with October 1
gain in gros? was $B,335,013 and t
(tin In net M/82467. Southern I
cifle v.'ull need to do no better thai
Tear airo In the last eicht months
its fiscal period to show 8.2 per c?
e?me?i 6a its stock. As last yea
earn'- g? on the stock were the poor,
it: live, being, ns well, over |
Wow th? m? rage et the placadlas fc
year?. Is Be irr? at presumption
that something much bet'
th?n B.2 per cent will be shown earn
' -x I common stock at the end
the fli ' year next June.
By Way of Postscript.
Southern Pacific, it might be not.
never before ?hawed October gr<
ssrnings as large as the $14,1334!
jilt reported, and net earnings for t
?onth, according to an snthi I
matched onlv by one**other Oetob
that of Iftoo. In that year thars ?
? great revival of Inde and the ear
togs of the railroad) Inerei
idly that the losses of lf?0H -the ye
alter the panic wer?
hsndsp"
?Sown.
f.uggenheim Di-f rihution.
Beci'i^e of the wording of one o? tl
ptregraphs In the Guggenheim Y.
plomtion Company'*! circular relstii
to the distribution o? port of the cor
rany's assets, quite a litt
?'on/nsion la t! ? Btreel
about the plan. howeve
.ouncemtnt seemed to mea
bout e.- The Guggenhei
con par. y ara]
?hares of Utah Copper stock for oi
and a half ' I
Copptr ?loci ? it is to ?ay, for 60C
7M shhT Tats Kenn
eott itock ?rill he distributed ?imet.
to the Gflgg? . : .-holders, an
u there art about *".1>'?u ?-hares ?
(in<"?*e:.'' ? ? ration outstandini
there will be .7277 of a share <
?*??* . ach share <
Go**gerh' ?? If the Guggenh??;:
?hire or any of then
tuh h.- they will receivi
which is
?*2TT of a share of Kennecot:.
the aria? ' f tl at itock at $50
Value of the Distribution.
Tasking dosing prie?
ti? Gat areholder? are be
M gi*, on esc
dare ol their holding? Kennt col
sacks*' * Thev wil
?rth-t? * ?
?4); Ar
??unon
Ut Co* ' worth SI.*", a
:*.-,
Jh? ?t/i' they mtv no
Hsblet'i ? atamount.be
??M? rr.ar . - n they choos
WkII may I lower or higher, and. be
?i4m frac* - of shares will no*, brin,
M much a- In effect, how
*Y*r, that
?iitribu*.
?Ml pr;?-.-- ? distribution o
wot* stocl
'???In .- ?
??e trea? ? ??
I *ar?? sarplrj in eaab?I
?heat $1?]
?f Taken ' ?? k, which has i
?jtaer.t raari -
**? cor- ular stated tha
Z*r* >? ft in the treasury
ttoptr-, g m value tree capi
*? ?toc> ? " and a>
ne ettetti rk has a par valu?
?f %2o :. .... - f th?
a******** '?'" sbly not tot
i?r Sat, ef 1 ay b<
**????'?' correct, th?* prop
?ty .*? treasur.
J_*,.r' a share on
?' '????' lock. Even if it oe?
y.?Mc??d hi a dollar th?
*e\1t\ ttoel * amount? to $?5 a
'??*?
Old Anonymitv Again.
A?on\ : ',?? rir . :?? attacking par
?**l*r ?toek* oi ? ? of ?orpo
Tk?** *r"
. 2
?HWers*:
,}?'?' tro of the
'*?'??*' r earn
**"*.' ' tool common
" :* r< was a time
2** har<::jr a ?lay ??.???,? by that r na
,*' m ttackad Tee*
\z**7 *t v i? ' Petroleum
2J**t?Bier.t ?hat was assaulted in a
Z*}** c named au
?T"** ' ' -x^ tryh.f to
__??*-????> o good
'?????Si 'owar'! ? rlt-M
, HACRAY WINS POINT
AGAINST SPRECKELS
If Mandamus for Meetinj*, of
Ncral Plantations Company.
IT?,.,?, Krj .,.. 24 rurenee
ly?*y. "t Sew York City, and his
?S**,'. *' '??"r.er* >,*. a rr.?;
h_r _L " '?"'"'
^sAtJ''* "*? ft a ? ..gainst
|??f|,4' ' tl ?nd
Il( * , ' ' ifharn r?->
?fVT,*'"' '
??JV* *'"npkr,y, an Kr./.'.?. eorOOT*
??? ?all ? . . ,,njf t(|
ammmtAtU'r'' ""r* baving bean no
h*m'''
J|<aa>i>iar.t all^g?-, that *ltb?vufh
SpreekelS owns cnly a minority of the
?toek he ir president of the eosapao]
and control? Smith and Binghftm, soil
refuse? to call a stockholder*' BBCOt
log, The i-ompnny owns 40,000 acie?
f' BOgOI lHiids m Cuha. It is alleged
that Smith and Bingham aro partners
in the tirm of Smith * Schipper, sugar
brokers, in Ne? York City, and that
Sprockets Is a special partner.
BTvIEF WALL STREET NEWS.
The Southern Paciiic Company in it?
income report for October gives gross
operating revenues of $14.13,'),3r>3, an
increase of $2,128.817. or more than IT
per cent over the same month in 1914.
Net earning? after operating expenses
and taxe? were $5,282,704, a gain of
$1,200,802, equal to more than 29 per
cent.
* -
Directors of the Montana Power
CooipOP** have Increased the quarterly
dividend on the common stock of hi of
1 per cent by declaring a quarterly din
? 'i:* of ?''* of 1 per cent. The
regular quarterly dividend of 1*. wh*
also declared on the preferred shores,
lioth being payable January 8 to hold
? r-t ef record December It,
Stockholders of the Colonial Oil
Compon** voted yesterday to liquidate,
the company.
The Delaware, Lackawanna ft West- !
ern Railroad Company has declared
the upual extra dividend of 10 per cent, .
tiayable December 20 to holders of rec- I
o?d December 2.
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.
MINING
(>l?D.
taire . 74
t Alinieek . ?*
I'M AlKom?un . IS?
7'i Alloue* . i>74
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2.114 Butt?, i f-ui.a-r.. 73
(10 Calumet A Aria. 7o
t Calumet At 1IM.1.6?
170 Copper Hange... (2
?0 Daly Wcat . ?4
??0 East Butt? . U',l
tu ?-"Vanillin . 10
So Oranbv . 84
? 7 Jlnnoork . 17
HW-etla . 60o
17." Indian? . ?S?
170 isle Royal? ...? 2*4
ISO Keweenaw . a*
l.?'Xi Lake . 14
110 Mas? Cona . II
ii MaVlnwer . 44
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41 Mohawk . *7
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BANKERS BUY PANAMA BONDS
<7:>0.000 ; Per Cent Issue Find? Ready
Markrt.
Tb? National City Bank, J. P. Morgan
. the First National Bank and
Kuhn, Loeb A Co., it was announced
;. terday, have purchased and ?old
000 Republic of Panama 5 per
??king fund thirty-year
he third instalment of
? <J issue of $.'1.000,000,
which an ?l:.rs.il November 2. 191-1, anil
mature November I, 1944.
there are now out
?tandil ? '?o, forty-eigfft bond?
bavins been rel red through the work
ni|; OI the * .nking ??und.
I ?dl ?rom t.?o bonds are to be
Utilised h connection with the con
?tructfVSii of a railroad by the Panama
government, which, it is understood.
will be (i.mphted with ?the exper.ditur.'
realized from the sale of the third in?
stalment of the bonds. It was stated
that there was an unusually large de
mand for th? bonds and that they were '
placed m several cities throughout the
United Sti t?
HIGH STEEL PRICES
CUT DOWN ORDER
Pennsylvania Railroad Defers
Buying 11.000 Cars.
I h" inpid raising of steel piices ha?,
according to trade authorities, begun tu
ci? ??own naa] busineea The Pennsyl?
vania Bailroad, because of high price?
quoted, lias doci<!?*d to postpone pur
chasc of 11,000 ears. Manufacturers
hic complaining that they cannot get.
finished material needed. Mori
plans for enlarging steel production
have been brought forward.
??The Iron i\ge" --ays: "The steel
trail?' - rushing on at a speed which
may easily carry il paal say danger
signal. The rapiil advance of prices is
viewed with concern in some quarters.
Th? Pennsylvania HailroBd's announce?
ment of ?he w'lhdrawal of its inquiry
I for 11,000 car-, on which the bids
1 showed a ?tattling advance In prices
nearly 100 por cent in some cases over
the lowest car bids of the year--is the
first strong demuirer in the horn? mar
The complaints steel producers
? have bien hearing thus far havn rnther
' come from manufacturing consumer?
who could not fill their orders for lack
' of ?tee! or who could get no place on
the books of the mills for steel sure
to be needed in the second quarter of
next year." v
"The Iron Trade Review" will say:
"Programmes for enlargements of steel
works capacity are becoming numerous
under pressur?' of demand, which mak
?M team as far ns ever from satisfying
notwithstanding the fact that the high
prices now ruling are exercising nom"
check on new business, as the mills
really had hoped they might do. N?.
lesi than half a dozen new proposi?
tions of enlargement of open hearth
steel output and mill capacity bav?
been brought forward this week. Most
produrers are so obligated on delivcri?"
for the next ??ix months, and not a few
of than have their capacity oversold.
that they are welcoming a brea.hjng
spell.
"Pig iron prices are very buoyant in
all Northern centres, and in the week
the average aslvance has been 50 cents
? ton under a stea?ly demand."
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
Ccacral News and F.nrnlngs of Vari?
ous C'orrMirationH.
The October income account o/ the
Westers Power Company, the
principal operating subsidiary of the
Western Power Company, not only
shows large gams in gTOSS and net
earnings over those in 1914, but also
. ? 1er advance? than in recent
months oi the cuiront vear. Oroi
operating revenues amounted to |296,
471?, an ncr? i.f >??7.**71 over Octo?
ber of last year. equal to more than 2\i
i' . .?< nt. Nf-t earnings over oneratirg
expanses and taxes were I187.M0, a
?.-hin of nearly 19 per cent, and the sur?
plus after ?nteres, on the funded debt
18, against 170,001 in 191 ?.
Accru?'?! dividend? on the preferred
stock of the California Electric Gener?
ating < ompany totalled 112,600, leav?
ing s balance of surplus af $77.54*?, an
jnen i
Public Barrica Corporation.
The Public Service Corporation of
New Jeraay report? for October s gross
Increase i revenues of 1109,129, equal
to approximately .r> per c?-nt as eon
pared with earning! far thai month
ear. Aftei paymtni of ?peratin?*
ehan Inking fund
requiremei ?etc., the balance avail
stipn, dividends an?L
surpln ? |488,742. There was a1
?ai i lib..- for ('ivi
The gross increase
in earnings for the ten month? ende i
0? tob? : 81 i . -t 1,127,342, "r IMS pe?
cent.
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SILVER SCARCE IN LONDON
Hits up ta U'i'id an Ounce?1% Cents
Higher Here.
London, Nov. 24, Har, silver jump?*!
T*d to _i.a a ?I an ??.nice to-day, the high
?St point .-inc.. AugUSl SO, 1914. Th"
sdvanc? '-. small offerings and
reduced lUpplie? her?-, which are esti
mated at barely 7,000,000 ounces.
China shews in. disposition to sell
arid with the English mint and India
buying supplemented by Continental
orders the pine is steadily rising.
Responding ta the rise in price in
? ? i andon market bar ?liver sold ben
;? terday at ."'?'a cents an ounce, an
advance af r? Mats over Tuesday's
quota tioa
"Mop" Bonds Being Deposited.
? si mad? yesterday
la ? circular to Missouri Pacific bond
ul 10 per ??? it of th*
129,906,00o :.. ? in,.! refunding I per
cent bonds and the $37,256,000 gold
loan 1 pei cent lends have been de?
posited with the respectiva committees
affiliated -ith Kuba, Lord? <v Co. In the
?reorganisation Of the property. The |
readjustmeit managers ana the chmr
men of the ptotoetlvs conimi"
uigmg the prompt cooperation <?f all
security holders affected by the pro
read ja tment In order that th.'
"evils and den! to S pro
!' ngad receivership ?-an be avoided."
Cambria Steel Fills Board.
Philadelphia, Nov. 24. Another move
in the readjustment of the steel situa?
tion that has been going on in Pennsyl?
vania urea mad? ta day, when Barben
F. Black, "f Pittsburgh! J. Leonard
,?!??, of New Yin k, and Arthur Y.. '
Newbold, <>f I hiladelpbla, were elected
?'?rector* of the Cambria Steel Com?
pany. They suoee? d Samuel T. Modmg
Theodore N. Ely sad chilsls Prick, the
, son of Henry C. Prick. Rep?
|r,.r?(. and X? v. bold wr-ro made members
of the executive committee. Mr. New
bold ll a member of the linn of Ilrexcl
K in., of Philadelphia.
Guaranty Trust Stock Doubled.
BtockhoMars af the Oaaraaty Trust
? -*? n.|.>?' v yesterday formally ratified I
the propoood increase la the capital
Itech from tiOftOQflOm to $20,000,000.
Tha aew ?haras will he offered to stork
holders of record on November 24 at
pur iixi to January 3, 1911.
Baldwin Locomotive Dividend.
Philadelphia, Nev 24 TJba Baldwin
?Locomotlvs Works to ?lay declared th.*
regular ?ami annual dividend et on ]?r
f.-,,t oa the preferred stock. No actiion
, . takes on the question of reeamlai
a the eommea stock.
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Closes %c to i/2c
Lower?Corn Market
Advances.
l.LNERAL MARKET REPORT.
N,.> 1 rk. .s.,i?rs?*r 24. 111?.
WHEAT.
Tl.? ?olurn* ef biilr.ea? In ?i!i??t au com
pintircv mail ?t.j lemp-mil j.rin i?,-i'v -4
?leiiing-up tontr?r'? 'it o?r: :!.e boLMaj Henil
mult was dlrlded. ?nd ?ft?r ratt.r-r l-??rl?h flu
imtlopt bolli ??j?. tl.? raa/k?' tieee? b?r?iy
?te?dy. with net lt???e? .if 4c !" 4
'??ik whe?t us* ofTer.-d ? llf.l? mure freely in
ai market, ?r, 1 th? ?i;- rt tteaand ?
umlerne. Mal ?tie? ?mounting to ?
Th. re w?r? ?>: 1 to he order? men t:
loner figures. lio?.t?r. a: 1 Dm ei;.-i". ?1tu?l|.?u.
?a a win.It-, hi? lieeom- ,?ry .-otu??lli ?led. owing :
ibfoad at?, the frelint tUuailon
Tlie Engllth market ?a? eaaler ?t a re
.'?.? uf foitign ?aiiatt ?nd more Userai
? : tiles arhaat, tad u t??? ??id th?t ttwre
Lad ' ???. ?mue OTpori ?ratal re?"'.' here for Britl :,
!. ?< '.li?t Gr??i-e *WM f.i.form with ?ome '
et the i?q..e?U of tl.? A . i ;. ?, ? _al
? "< -ht M??titarraii?an Hlfhl r? re- |
ai Intel----. ?? i.-urii wl'h t|;a
4ire? k ?Ituatlon were ? h?n ?,
on m?lt'.ng intpraent? ?t ?reietiL In Ih? lt. al
??h n.urket N.. 1 durura wl.e?: ?..? ?aMaS ?t
11.114 : .. ii New York; No 1 Northern Dului
Il "4. ?n I n , ?i ? ? '
Male,
CORN.
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OATf?.
Tlie os'? n:?-?.' -i.? lai ?'.?? ?? i atjhaal ir?> "?I
-.??.?'ire. althouajti priese wer? ?i??iller In ?
?il r. ?Ii.'a ai
.let w?, ?leady
?hit? quoted .,' I24<342V. Nu ? ?tilt?.
4 |414< :? I. 41 B4S4?,
? Il elerator.
BYE.
Ml!k?t e?-- . \ . ?A. (aj, 1 H% <- I f New
Toril I i| i ?in uld to I ar,. i???n fruiu
HI let? ta Tue?l?y
NEW YORK PRICES.
t?.??..
?..??? :i'?> te? , .
I'e-ernber
M?y. v 1 l?>,
CHICAGO PRICES.
I"-?rt'..er '?""?? l'ilS 1 "-'? 11714 1034.
MBB .' Mil i '"?", : "7,4 i "6 i A*4
l.lttj
' orn
l'er-err.t.er 81*. ?? 1*4 ?44,
M?v. ?7'?, | , 'S Mag
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'December ... "3 '., Ml ,3>4 .18 I
M?y 114 ai", ?i .414 -414
FLOUR AND MEAL.
I holdiy iPlrll pr???l ?d in u,e flou, m?rS?v
and i-.>rEnri!tfr?'7 ]|lf]n b-jgfcMt? w?i dor?, ??
I hurir*. ?ad Mlltfl were I:. Boat ru?i ?p?rt in t
: ther? w?. ? dl?i ?III n lo ??all de.elopti ? ?? I
tl? erbetf ?int.- I"be 1 win? -..-? m li wood
". ? k Produce i ?
Swing pal ? .??-..
Intel ?Talgl '.
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ti iti'l' . KanM) s-,ralehl?.
i' 4" 18'. I ?lot?
II ? -,'.'. (IEAT I I."i l: Mi
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i i.us \i*?4i, - rii? I r lu Ml. 41.
11.41 in?. SI. I
! ri.i.i' ' - -? balk, "in
?>'K?. I >. - -,
? I ' '. red iloa flour, II? lb ?* k?,
? -. v. . bran, lov lb ??ok? 188.10
. ? lo, 181 1", floair ml?! Hingt .|r>
I rt ?IT, 1 1" .1. a? kl. ! II I", ol!
meal. I ? -
PROVISIONS.
A r Ml INU rr???lled lu tli? met
product? owing to ? better maulle
il
?... It- ? ?;
i ?atlamaied I -
reutlftd '
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Ble? 1? ",--? 116.9 ' ' tel
? r|l 7; e?tra lt.dla met ?
lit mil - - ? ; ?
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i i r Ml AT8 PI Wed ba : -??-???-:, : Il S 11 .-.
18 lbs. 1:4'. i* '?? ' ? ?aiy;
I 11! TAI.' "'??
city, 74 ; oountry, *?)T4 LARD Steady; MlddU
. li 1 ?'? ' ; .
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llriril. keg?, II
?i . ?'e?rt- ? t
ttearlM ' .
CHICADO PROVISIONS.
T??'??
l.?rd Ope-i High. Low. C to.? d?.
??'iu?ry . 8 4S ?M ?.81 (? 4 : V i
M?v En
111?.?
.la- u-v . ? 117 9 ?4 it" I.I
Mi, ? ? I.M '- '" S.TT I n
Pork
lanuan ? IT.II II ft II 7: II II ir.M
H IMS 17.81 1T.-T 17.1
COFFEE.
(iper?(1m.? 1" the ?BOM i-.a---' ems? ?*?li lirg?!?
Kile? i Ion, ?nd
?.title ??i?, f..r the '1- .. I. I ? ????
? con.pii-e.1 of a ??r?- ;?,-??? i- ? .
1 iNKiei.tber to Hie l?t?r ran 4 little foret
! Ir:g e?r:v In tl? day and a ral
Uat IlrazlIUn r-,?rf?'.a bad ? ?uitalnj g !? il lene? i?:i
??; .r?., at, 1 at Um
' net gait ? ..! -' t-> '? :? I
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.
Ill ? i . -r? ? ,
j llra-lt, and a!?o under
the ?pot. and thai
? ? ' . ' - lined
had ?old ?fall ? . '
??riilier trim n. ,
I -.' ?i.d fr.igtit . 1 - ' BrazS ??r? a t?1fle
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SUOAB FUTURE?.
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COTTONSEEO OIL.
Pronomtead ??:? .-'I b "- tn?rk?t ta? Ttld? oil,
w-.l.ii w?. ,|i|o'e.| ?t .. - . m ui th?
id ? 1
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:
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trica?:
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April .. ? 4 - - -. - ? u m
? ??, ? ?i 8.41! S 4 141 1.31
, . ? t 8.40 i
METALs.
Tli? taeal ?treet m?rk?t tal atOOM wu ?teady.
- - '? w Y -r .
M- lil 1.? h mg? U. ?? , ? ?.- ' -'?*) N"
?h? .?m.' . I urn bang* i il ? " Tort
. I S ITH? Eaet -'I ?piller quiet ?I
for ?; i In N Y '- uid il l? W
, . ? S' l^iul? In Uan.lon le?d . .I ?t i:
8? 'I l'.r tpoi ?ti i
. i futur?? 1-7 Copper u lannd. ?-?1 ?'
U? ?ii? for ???.:.lard not,
? l f?8 for ?m irulytlo ?pot, a ' Un i ? ?
l!'? 7m. f..r ,t. . l -; t - ?
?Ith ??le? of i.o UM ?i-.t ?ad i:<> tes? future?.
COUNTRY PRODl'CE MARKETS.
Srw York .Nr?r?Dt>eT 34. IS1I
BUTTER.
Ile ?kill ?I'll parktge?. F-irl.e: d- a?. I-i th?
dellterf of Mock ??? I th* m?rk-t w>, ?m llghtl-.
? .: l ii 1 ?i'i. phi ? a . I f.? ?> ?r?.!.
. r??u,?ry The 1?'? ??!?? ? ?'? Brmll '???>
bul ?. i> f?w r?.Tl?er? f?li dhpowd lo '? I
?. v lugl ?r I n ."?'?"
. rering I . Br?ti
14 ?
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In fair. 1
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, lower
MOM.
Ilayelr,!? 4 11? bo??? M.rk?? ?trrmg ui
.-.[..r? baring, tad ?tkln? pri,-?. ?r? fr?
hlgtaer than ff ?-' l?Uon? ?m n h->w??.r
?ll-.r full f,.r ?i-i' biwll ?.? In i" ?
n. tti?i,t Hl?te. - m. held, tl?!*. ?I-? ?? ?? .
? >?r?g' f?r.?y. l'L,. eorr-ml reek*. Sai? 'P*?,?,??'.
I?4r! i'.'?!? tests IV . f."?h. < hr.i I?-.
Hal.i?. ?parlali ?c all
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?li.u? f???m?lv ?r?r.? ?lid fully ??i?i?lii*d
M.?t <?f tl? reeelit- are tat ?Tiled .i I Im-pilai
quality ?nd ring. "'" ?1th a large l>?ri
..rt al ft.:ti. I
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bet thn* h pli ? ??.T
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FRESH FRUITS.
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POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.
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I.IVKSTO? k MAKKKT.
s,* , ... n tseaam -i ISU.
BEEVES.
i: . ?d: H ears I? rcarV?.. ^'? ?
I 11 il;.' hUii'r M ?lmlt**l rtaatats:
? ? r . rmi to ?ha la rititior. ivh-rs
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CALVES.
Rrvolpt?, l.M? asMi' l??*. "- "S'? >*?? MM ?
lo llm?, '?"'. ?."-i* ??'?s of irtri'S *_d ?-?i ' ? .'
higher; arrsaatrs vr. strgnew;t?I i^r.s ?..r? cisat?.L
? ?:.? solo at 17.31 ??1
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HOGS.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
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to Morris 1 ?''-*.''
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SF.( IRITIES AT AUCTION.
The following securities were sold
yesterday at ?uotion at the Exchange
salesroom by Adrian H. M?ller & Son:
r,T a.-' _ ci..u'..r*.
HSM Pin'.-- V\a'*r. Posrsr A Land Co (Pas- I
,.,, M i| !,, ?.-j, T r*., esM bM. ;?
[53 tameat Heseh and mm .iw*4 ;
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r M,-,fr.t a Oni-isei
u . iia.-i.rr? TraS O IllM eat* ?-?
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\ , iisl Hsnk SI-*, sacb
, . rum mm ?al Beat ??' R ^
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i ?i.ai- i r.ii-i H-stra tram ? - ? I
y?t , ra 1? toa? .oner:,
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llalUns '? I.??' HI "' {1.1M ?.'..iisoll
..??... th* l -? '. H.rlaa 1 :
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Jai.il?- . ' ?' aaWI ?'"1 July. J'lly.
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A NEW NORTH
5THAV. DWELLING
Lawyer James Byrne Buys
Plot on Which to
Erect House.
FIRST SALE OF THIS
SITE IN 37 YEARS
Plans Filed for New Bronx
Structures Involving an
Outlay of $810,000.
Jame? Ryrn?, of the law firm of
Byrne i Ciitcheon, has bought two
lot?, 60x100 feet, in Fifth av., 50 feet
north of 98th st., on which he plan? to
erect a large dwelling*. He purchased
the property from Arthur M. Mitchell,
who had owned it since 1878.
The Byrne residence will be the most
northerly one in the upper Fifth av.
homo colony of fine private dwellings.
For many year?, the Carnegie mansion
nt 9!?t ?t. ?leid thi? distinction.
In the iast five or six years, however
.-??nie eeetij dwellings have been built
BOM?BOB list and Mth sts. Last year
John Russell Pope bought the blpcl:
front in Fifth av. between 96th and
97th st-.. ii. which te erect two modern
and spaeiou? houses. According; to re
port, one ef those structures is to be
occupied by Mrs. John II. Flakier.
On the block to the north of the site
bought by Mr. Byrne the trustees ef
Mom ' .' rial Hospital plan a group oi
hospital boil
P!a::.s were filed yesterday by Broir
bailder? for the erection of five apart
ment houses and one theatre and ?tore
buildinc. calling for a total expendi?
ture of 1810,000,
49TH ?T.-John W. Brett is the
buyer of the three Columbia College
leasehold properties at 28 and 57 West
49th st. and 65 We?t 50th st., ?old some
week.? ago through Frank B. Taylor a?
broker. Mr. Brett's purchase of 16
West 51st st., also a leasehold, was re?
cently announced, and he is also un?
derstood to be the purchaser of 34 West
Slat lt., si,lil a toupie of weeks ago.
KELLT ST. Richard II. Seobic has
: to a client for cash 116 Kelly
st., a four story, eight family hou e
i-i piel 1." ''? tlZO feet This house was
in part payment to Kberhardt A.
Podoni for the Arts story, tweoty41**e
family hoOOS built on plot 10x180 feet,
nt 2482 Valentine a'--, ISO feel ?outh of
Fordliam Road, and recently completed.
The trOOSOetiofl involve.I 1100,000. Mr.
Scobie WS? the broker in both trail I?
i- ?
(JRESCF.N'T AV. P. S. Treacy has
sold the triangular-shaped plot 93.5x
72x69. on tiii- west aide of Cn
av., aoool 6*D feet south of Hughes av.,
and directly opposite Adams place.
(,HAM? AV. Flizabeth C. Matz, of
Chicago, 111., is reported to have ?old
2483 Grand av., a two ai.d one-half
story frame dwelling, on plot 72.5x90,
between Kordham toad and 188th st.
At the rear of 'ho property Is the old
Crot?n aqueduct.
WEST ITH ST. The Irving Sav
Inatitut on - >!d to Aaron Miller
the Suoridgv, I six story apartment
house al KW it d 11'1 V? ?al 121th st.. on
a nlo feet, 175 fool east of
Broadway. The on; er resold the prop
? rtjf *o the Hull Building Company,
which ha? a'so contracted for the sale
of it to Frederich Broero.
HAST 89XH ST. DoUflas Robinson,
Char!.; S Brown Company negotiated
ths isla of 50 sod 5? Fa-t WH, Bi to
Arthur Curl !- bs. The property
eoraprlae? two dwelling booses, lie
also own? M Baal I i9th st.
DEI ATI R AV. Harry II. Cohen has j
sold for the Beoooaon Realty Company
to an Investor for cash the tive story
apartment house on the weet side ei
Dacator av., IM feel ?outh of With it
The ?troetor? eoatatoa thirty apart?
ment.? and occupies a plot 57s Km fee*.
! [t is thi southerly eoe ef .? poop of
boose? recently completed by the soil*
loo conapans m' that point.
?TEST 26TH ST. (liarles B. Van1
\'a!en and James V, Graham have boM
Lunes II. Cruikshank the foorotor*
privat" hOOSe at 4 West 29th st., taking :
m exchange s plot of forty acres
located between Ridgewood and Weet*
wood, N. J- The building will be ex-1
tensive!;.- altered for besieesa pur-j
-.
GRAND ST. William Lustgarten & '
Co., Inc., porehoeed from Howard
tend, bi '?? ?<? itor of the Is I rill
and testament of Maria A. Campbell,
decae ? iry A. i ampbeli, prem?
iaos ?">'"'.'. 561 and (69 Grand I . ?ome
V ? to ; C Madison st.
The plol S6x67a irregular. The
premise? hove been le possession of
the seiiers fur SBOOt seventy years.
W. Cruikshank'? Sons are the brokers.
74TH ST. Blawson t Hooka have
sold for the Mason Realty Company
114 Waal four -tor-, high
80x102.2 feet, to
Walter R. Goldsmith.
HUDSON RIVER HOME
SITE FOR MOTOR CLUB
Audubon Organization Leases
Land Between 159th and
163d Streets.
A home site on the Hudson River for
the Audubon Motor Boat and Canoe
Club has been secured. The organiza?
tion araa recently formed.
Through W. II Smsheimer. as broker,
the club boa leased a strip of land
measuring eboot 690 feet long and in
places banne 100 feet lo depth, lying
between 116th and (6Sd sts., from the
Lamont Dock Company.
A concrete elobhooee will be erected
and there will be spacious facilities for
boots. An athletic field, with tennis
courts, is i,,.-.i ploOOOd.
-.
$944.000 FOR 17 BUILDINGS
Official Figures fur Manhattan for
Week Knded November 20.
I 10 Manhattan building statistics
for UlB week ended November 20 BTB
as follow?: Plans filed for new build?
ings, 17; estimated cost of new build?
ing-, 1964,000; plan? filed for altera-?
tions, 73; estimated cost of alterations. '
*>12'..l :'..'; buildings reported as unsafe.j
?11; ether violations of law reported,
118; unsafe building notices issued.
76; violation notices issued, 432, and
violation cases forwarded for prosecu?
tion. 13
Residential Leases.
lo.uglas L. Klliman i Co. have leased
IM Hast 26th st., a three story private
boose, on a lot 17x100, for D. Melt
Livingston to Laurence Millet; also bb i
Fust Hist st., a tive story American <
basement house, on a lot 20x100. for
William H. Hyde to Fdward H. Pela-|
Held and an apartment in 75o Park
av corner of 72d st., for William /.leg?
ier,'jr., to Dr. Schuyler Skaats Wheeler, i
president of the Crocker-Wheeler Com- I
pooy; an apartment in 149 Fast 40th
St to Miis Laura Chai,l.-r. and an,
apartment in 20 Fast 48th st. to Miafl
Flor?ese I. Weiten.
Krank L. Fisher Company has leased
for I. Randolph Jacob? to L. Wetter
man the private house 222 West 70th
st. for ., term of years.
kea;. estate^ at auction. | real estate at ai ction.
WHEN IN DOUBT
BUY .
Lots in Bronx Boro at
! L STATIONS
1 ALONG LEADING AVENUES
ON 100 FOOT STREETS
The last Census shows that the Bronx is growing faster
than any other Boro.
H?BER-SCHRENKEISEN AUCTION
Read--- Think---Act
Remember
14th of DECEMBER
RENT STANDARD
ARCADE STORE
Globe - Wernicke Co. 1
Occupy Big Space on
New Street Side.
The Globe-Wernicke Company ft
'.frday figured in one of the most int?
?mting commercial leases in the tin?
nal section reported in a long tin
Through Charles F. N'oyei Company
leaded from Burton Thompson & C
Inc., agent for the Standard Area?
owned by the Standard Oil Company
New York, the southerly part of the e
tire ground floor on the New st. side
the builrliri??.
The premises leased by the Glob
Wernicke I'ompany include three stor
containing about 1,0(1(1 square feet
net available space, including mezz
nine, and it has over 100 feet of ru
ting window display.
The lease is for a long term of yea
sl an aggregate rental slightly le
than $100,000.
The premise? will immediately 1
equipped for tile tenant and will 1
v seil an a salesroom for ?iltice cqui
ment and furniture to serve the tin?
cial district. The N?W York bea
o.iarters of the Globe-Wernicke Cor
I iny are locate?! in the building <>?.? c
tying the entire block front M ?Vkl
t., from Broadway to f'ortlaiidt Alle
Their business #in New York is und
the direction of Lester S. Woodwar
h'rrenMy M r. Woodward opened
branch store for the company in tl
Manhattan Terminal Building, Col
landt and Fulton sts., so that the tic
premises ?rill he the third location
the Globi'-W''riin'ke Company in th
city.
Henry li. Morris has leased th?- f?i
lowing lofts: To Yale Waist Compan
7*1 Wee. 18th st.; Freedman * Fhlic
1*1 We-t 18th st.; Willner 1 P?scii7.7.
!? West 10th st.
A. R. Mat hews has leased 128 (.'han
hers st. to Arthur T. Boddington Con
nany, and in conjunction with Tanner
b?um L. Strauss & Co. the fourth loi
at 170-193 Wooster st. to National Si
ver Deposit Company.
John J. Kavanaugh has leased th
parlor floor store at 937 Madison a?
to William Kelly, maker ?if tine em
broideries and lac*s..
K. Tanenbuum Realty Corporatio
has leased for Helen Joseph an apart
ment in .1 West 30th st. to Samu?
Jpcobs, and the same corporation ha
leased with Roy Scherlck the store an
basement in the Joseph Building, at
HMh st., to J. Morris and Adolp
SV^rn, who will occupy same as
model Yienns restaurant for a terr
?if years.
TO ERECT BROOKLYN ROW
Dennis F. Flynn Files Plan? for Twen
t>-two Dwelling Houses.
Dennis Y. Flynn file<l plans T/*f?terda
for twenty-two one family brick dwell
ings, which he is to build at 616 to 66
77th st., west of Seventh av. Eac
building will cover an area 20x38, th
cost of the entire operation being esti
mated at $77.nOO.
Meister Builders, Inc., have sold 114
76th st., Brooklyn, a one family dwell
inr*. to a client for immediate occu
pancy.
Frank A. Seaver? A Co. have sol
eight lots at the southeast corner o
Six'h nv. and 80th st. for the Moor
? ? to an investor.
Fordham Road Rental.
A. H. Lev- leased in the theatn
building to fie erected at the north
east corner of the Concourse and Ford
hadm Road by Irving Judis the cornel
store and the avenue store adjoining
measuring about 37x56 feet, to Her.rj
Danbert for restaurant and caf? pur?
poses. The lease is for ten years, th?
rental to be $3,500 a year for the first
half and $3,800 a year for the second
period.
The lessee h?s conducte?! a place ?t
?th av. and 119th st. for nineteen y?ar?.
o
Home for Monday Club.
Goodwin _ Goodwin have rented for
Stephen H. Jackson to the Monday
Social Club, Inc.. the dwellin, st 148
We?t 119th St. The house i* on s lot
lfixl00.il.
_a>
New Building Plans.
The Bronx.
ronrnw? PARK NORTH, n * ?-or CnVrs ??, fo?
???.,? af ?s"?nt? "?"? W?.i:.I0i?? I r_a? Inssat
iV?'?Vki?*.I r rnmeh. UCmmnUaf ars. srs.;.
.'.s"..r. s;-r?n? F ivllisiu. Inc. 3? ?.sal 4?t s?.
_, i i? ,.,-?? ? ???*., $7."',0C0.
roRnHAM RDn ?* cor ?ran?l Cor.eaur*? ; tftt I ?tf
l" k *"r." ?rid Uiaatra. 151 3-.130 5. Fordham
1',..' ?Vrp tl-tn? Jill?. : Ksat ?2d it? pre?.,
I ilr-.i .i'.?rs * Lsurhla?. *>* 5lh ?St ?Uchl
tr.t i-'o?t 115.000.
INTERVALE AV. * i. WM n Wss?r-t.*?t?-* ??; for
,\ .?y brl-.-k ?.snmt. 5?iH; Ha?ton BUldln* Co
* Isla Ilsrrli.ftoo, Mil V-*? a?, prwal, <*wn*r;
11?. T H.~s.l. "?I s? snd 14t>_ s?. srchltact.
., t f'O.fXrO
PROSPECT AV. ? ?. Ill n ll?d st: tor a 5 sly
lirlik isnrot. 50i93. l*llnt<ai Construit I on Co
iKrsnk Wtllo'.t?. is: Vjie as. prts). osrnsr; John
t It. Tlaii-l. .:.'i Wf?j?'i*r s?. sxrlilla<t. .-ost,
? I.
Oim?TEAO AV. I v? -or Hatllanl as: for a 5 st*
ijils-k ?mm?, :nxil. John W Dick Co (John W
I5TI? Hr.'nlw?y. prual. own?. M V? (t..l
??s'i-ii". Ml Tr?m..rt a?. arctsHtel; rost. I'O.OOO.
? ?
Sales at Auction.
At 14 V?a* St.
By William P Rs*
ITH AV. S.-..*, w s. 74 I a .nth at. 14?sl?0. 4 st?
fist sud atom Dora Roam ?t?tn act Apti.asjst?.
I???nsr*si at al: suit du?. I? 4*iJ 41. to ilio plsln
tlfT for ?.
Ilv M. Mor??*ntrisu. Jr . <o
1ST AV. 11.14. ? ?. .-.ft 5 n IM st. Kisl. s sis
iriitut ST..: ?t.rrrs. Vrtr.a Lavlar.- a?- II? nall
Walls, h .1 si. to tl? plslt.Uff for till 40?.
a
Alterations.
Manhattan.
?TH AV. ? ? nr BA st; to ? ? ?If ?tors and loft?;
Jsmr? M. </r??'? Hrslt? Corp. U J V?'w? 4.M a?.
..wiisr A I. Krh~ 1 tWknisn ,l. arrhltrc?. s-uat
IJ9.U00.
I NPURMSHBD APARTMENTS TO LET
K4-.T BIDB.
37 Madison Avenue
Opposite Beautiful Madison
Square
4 Bedroom.?., 3 Baths,
I ll?ing Kii'ima, ItsOS ami 1J.*?I4.
Pint class liuiii sei i it--?. S'u tippin*-,
Kent includes light. \(1. intagcuii?
terms for remainder of lease.
41 Ml
(around floor, S room? ?ml balh.
?ultalir?. for l?h>?Irian.
FI'RNISHFI) APARTMENTS TO LET
KAst ?IDE.
37 Madison Avenue
Parlor, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathi.
Very attractively furnished.
Excillent hotel s<?r\i??\ mi tipping.
II. I i Im-lu*-?? Il(ll
REAL ESTATE.
I 1)1 M'KY IKlHl.lt I V.
RKST FI NANTI AT. PLAN FOR PI R.'HASE <*r
ajntn 'i .rn ? ??plain?))] Ir, I??? d'LIf? Mu?
??.n? i,.um v n .n? t.??ri" *?'" i11 iv.it "::i fit,
Om* /.Nil 'l"mn? 9??0 Mat s.|
EXPORT DEMAND
ADVANCES COTTON
Prices Close at Top, with Net
Gains of 14 to 19 Points
Market Active.
An increased busine?? and a much
i better undertone were feature? of the
j cotton market yesterday. Price? ad
j vanced slowly but steadily all the ses?
sion, and at the close, which wa? prae
I tically top. were 14 to 19 points above
| the previous niffht. One of the main
1 factors of Strength seemed to be a
better class of spot new? from the
South, includin-? not only advance? -at
some points, but evidences of an In?
creased export demand. Increasing ar?
rivals at some of the port? were taken
to forecast larger shipment* abi-oad,
ai ?1 a noticeable improvement in ex?
ports was expected within the next
week.
The market opened steady, with
prices unchanged to 4 points lower, and
immediately developed an advancing
tendency in response to the atopplng
of notices, which af*i*regated 26,000
bales. From the start the heavy bojr
ing of December was a feature, ene
trader being credited with purchase?
of upward of 25,000 bales during the
first half hour, against which January
| and March were sold. A part of thle
operation was thought to be for the
i ?.ccount of Philadelphia interest?. The
I demand strengthened December eon
! siderably in the early trade, and Ite
discount under January was narrowed
, to 16 points at the close, againet 20
? point? difference the night before.
The Liverpool market reflected the
' steadiness here, and at the close wa?
:2li to lu? points net higher. Part of
? the spot demand In the South wa? for
? Liverpool account, it was said, partleu
i larly at St. Louis, where considerable
1 cotton has be*n sold recently to Llv
, erpool buyers. Export? for the day
aggregated 4.357 bales, and tor th*
season 1,714,69? bales, against \,19*fttt.
i last year. ?_?_*?.
Spot markets throughout Ui ******
i were unchanged to 15 point? net hlgnor.
j Ranee of prices:
Onto. Hllti. 1*7"?- '?_"*? _
1144 1! '* H 41 H *'*|J?3
il ?? I?.I8 um ?i Sil1?
I??S3rw.:;:n.?i u? n.i i?.i$X_*
> "Vi-?inb?r
'Jart'ury
ItilM
July
4 .r.
\l "i*
11? 1185 I'' 11 31011 9
?? ils ?i? ????g
.'" ii.M il m u.M i:iit3i..U
OeMBW ... UM UM
L^_?*r*&*ttB?
**fc,.yr??'fe pan. me* mmtmt pota* M
c?)mp?rt"?n? foil?-? Pn?a?l
To *?y Uat ?k Laatyr. -*j*-V
r- tm, ,?? Il M2 ? **?' ?-JJ4 "8**41
nv? ?rle.n? '.." LW? 5.STS 1?.MJ M? TU
?1;,.;',,. 1.21 f 8.**? .T*? 104.43'
?SSStoB Ml ?8? 1.181 ?4.1*1
\???,lk - ?-*?* =-M MM M.2J'.
Hiltlmir*
1134
_ V,rt B 1*4 H*8 8*0?"
r ??? ? 184 - t.?l*
i . t.la . ?5 32 ? 8..8H
V,ri..ii . . 1?.MJ ?495 1M5? 3?, 1*7.
To??l? ."a?*,1T- "? M ?f ?44 1.41T.15?
Il terla r
A.janiatta . 1.185 "?*?* 1.850 IBt.411
MrropMt . ?7?** ?.?21 ..?8 l*?.l*l
s- i.- u:? . s.eii ?.see ?.??s il.S5.<
7.4M1 l.tafl U.847 1*5.197
l'otton En-htm? "'???r'.?! U.urpool rab????Bpot
i-oftn 2"?<1 iltnmvl; ?al??. 19 000 ht'?*. ?p*cu!?*.lon
?n<1 ?xport. 1.50O, *r-r?rl?-?a. ?.???, Uaparta, 14,?**.
Ama-rtctn, 8.000. rnltl'l'.lng uptial. 7.044. Futur-?
?l*n?* ?letdi. 'in hantM tat 4 point ht*h?r-. c!**?fl
wy ?'?a*y. 14 'o 7 4 point? MfTr??r Wun-alm.
?il* J?jiu?ry-Krtru?ry. ?*?4t.. Mirth-April.
?ST*. M?v-Jui.?. 187,. 1: July Au-rutt. <.Md: On
to^r-N'-frrab-'r. i 5Trt Manhr-a-r?Tun? Srta.
tm '?i? .l'ilatt Lu; ?t??.ly.
Rents Motion Picture House.
M. A L. Hess, Inc., have rented for
the Rudd estate the motion picture
theatre to be erected at 115-117-11?
Eighth av., plot 50x100 feet, at a co?t
of 115,000, to M. Needle.
The rental for the term will be about
$15.000. Mr. Needle own? a large mo?
tion picture house on W??t 2>d ?t.
? " ?
Trade Notes.
Nehring Brother? have been eppoint
ed agents of the Stratford Avon Hall
apartment?, at 590 Weit 174th ?t.
Charle? S. Kohler will open ?Saturday
a branch office at 1428 St NIcholoB av.
Ren?FlWln Woolworth.
Edward J. Hogan ha? leased to the
Taft Peirce Manufacturing l ompanv
the entire foujy-rifth floor m the
Woolworth Bulling.

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