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mue? Lh*\
Con t?
Demand Unsettles
Prices of Cotton
October Contracts Sell
Sharply Lower on Reports
of Shipments From South;
?Trade Outlook Gloomy
The feature in the
terday was the weakness of October.
After selling at 23.00c cnrlj the price
of that deliver*, broke "... 'J^c in the
late trading, making a ,: cline of 101
points from the cl , ?Thursday, and
the closing bid was 22.90c.
This detune reflected no irreal vol
urne of offerings, but there were few
buyers for the spot month and the
break was accompanied by rumors that
. cotton wa&con ??? from the South
for delivery. Otl
fttively steady, I pulled down
by the spot m? nth weakness, with De?
cember declining from 22.02? o 21.49c,
and closing ;.? i . general
market, closed barely steady, at a net
decline of 114 points on Oc' b.er and
of 10 to ? ? .?i ies.
The midweek ralli?s appeared to have
left the market ?n a better balanced
technical position, and orders wi c
pretty well divided during the earlier
trading, with business quiet.
Fall Riser advices estimating sales
of print cloths for tin week nl
10,000 T'ivces were considered particu?
larly disappointing, - v ere re ?
ports of i
curtailment. whi ? some of t. ?? Cnro
lina mills wi :?> be pial i
to cl; . o down ' ? r thi rty da> .-.
Southern
reported tall ? E
firmer turn in the situation. r
were unchanged to 100 points lo*
with the price of middling, cotton at
Houston down to 21.75c, < turare 1 .?
22.!'??c the closing quotation of >!
ber in the New York market.
Tho loca! ma r lio*, fer spot cotton was
quiet and 75 points lower, at 24.50c for
Hing. N*o ? ? rted.
The rang
Thur
Op? n High Low C
Oct ....?; i 22 !
i>? .?...:?'. - T ! 21.4
Jan 7 1.0?
Mar. 21.00 21.1 21.10
May. . . 2? r?fi 20 77 T 60
June . .
July... 2 ! 20.05 20.1
Aug 19.i)5 19.95 19.80
Southern Spol Markets <;.. ?
un? hanged .. !
New Orleans stead>
:.:t] ?V ? '- ?
lower at
250 points lon-ei
Augusta iiuift, pol
points lower
steady,
Houst ?
sales, 10,299 b!i
poln i ? ? '
Dallas st. 15 pol ?
unchung? I at 22.7 ales. bulos.
<.;...? ?itatistics
'.' ; ?
Poi t receipts
Exports ?
!?h;. ? . ?-. v ?
New '. ? 25.7,94
Port stock! : R20 ?
Interior i
Interloi - ? - ?
N. Y. ai '
Liverpool < 'ables
il. cline; i 17.710
2,0 10 1 ? ? I bales. Ii
2.000, al
?
. ? '
points ......
16 d n
May, :. ? dull and
.-as:? I
< ottonseed Oil
Th<- col ton! t was onl
erately active, 1
Ing with iiei
weft'Kin ? ?? ? ' '
fin; n I there wa
tlon '.. ta >. ?? al n of
situation The i
and the cash
Bales for ? reis.
The ra
'."? i s
? High. 1 ??. " iso
bet .
Nov _12.55 12.511 1.22 1
Dec ... .1 12.2:: 12.51
... .12.51 11 i 12.24 I t 12.19
Mar .... 12.38 12.3? ...
May !.. ! 12.51 12.51 I : I .
Steadier Sugar Prices
Fores&n by Traders
Current ?ear
I s. :. ??
Sugar, granulnt ? t, lb... ll'-i ? 9
c.?.!: . . I'l
CofToe, Santos, 23% 25
There wi I i thi :ai trade
yesterday of steadi ir nrici ???. in the ] e
lief that 1 ich hav ? conl rol ol
a large : I I would at
tempt to isti values. Qti il .'.1
for refined remfi n I stci i; al Lie, 1 -?
2 per cent, h; w sugnr prices wi ? e
regular, appan tly th spot price be?
ing 7.76c duty |
Tiio range of [rice.;:
T h u i
.n. High. Low.
Oct. T?; ...
,\,.v. .?'.71..
Jan.
7 ?!.'..' F. S 5 7.-1
I c'b. .... 7.40 7.75 7.40 1
March. . 7. 10 7.68 7.40 ? ?
Api. ! ?'
May 7 t 7.80 : ? I LSI. .. : .
Coffee Futures ? . , i ,
>
ment, ; hi : e bi Ing no Ino.i I
i tacts and liti
The local spot di mil m
The i .i ne.? ul pri
Thui ?
i .;. ?a. IliKh. Low CI ? :
i .,-? .... 7.!.' 7.10 7.10 ? ' '.00 *.0?1
.... - ? .
.?.?.'? , 1.277.3-1
., ,n . . . . 7 10 7. I.I 7 10 7.41
,.. - . ? '
March.. 7.- 70
I . . 8.01) B. 10 . ? ' . - ? .: S.OI
June ...
8.32 8."! - 7 7 .?.7 '?
Sept. 8.44 8.-M 8.14 - S.-ll
DIVIDEND NOTICES
VNACONDA lOl'l'EK ':IM\(, CO.
....
12 Broadway, New 1 . . : :0
'l i o Board of Oil . ? ?.
t u] per M Ining I . :>?? ny hi I
($1.00) 4
ui ...? Its' Capital I ...
150 per shar >, payai
1920, to hoi
at I h? close ol bus :,, Noun,
. a Sal
The ,! ?. \ . ;. ; ! ?ly upon tho
( hares loto w nie b . : .
I . v. ,; -,
All St(1
I .;- value
in. > maj receive i
'? ?
INDI \\ \ I*.t: LINE COMPANY.
i 111 ou . w YnI v
1920
'- f tv i ? Li?e h ?i
l >.i\ lech?n d en .
??. .i! I? Novi
?
VU comiuu ? paj ment n
r*,E CHESK
DETKOIT I M ! ! it i; ui \\ w .
Olvhli id >
1 quni
?
?
I ? ?,
?
\ K. Peters,
" '. . . ?
i ! IH
United Gas Improvement Co.
V H. Corner II road ?i?k! "V ; < i t Streets
?
The 1
? ....
1er i han ' on i he i onin ?:. :
?
? ? .
?
Check? will
i. W. MORRIS. Treasurer.
Says Fake Stocks Take
Half Billion Yearly
BOSTON, Oct. 8.- The annual loss to
tcricr.n ] ublic through tho pur
chase of fraudulent securities, was
00,000,000 by Charles ,1.
Andre, secretary of the National As
ocii on of Securities Commissioners,
' itimony before the special state
blue sky law commission. Mr.
.->.ii that about 10 per cent of
tock offered to the public was
and that, although thirty
il have b!uc sky laws,
ate so loose that practically
cvorj th gel t hrough."
Mr. Andre' estimate of worthless I
was eut by Key C. Osgood, of
Chicago, president of the Investment
Banker) A jociation ?f America, who
tel,I the commission that only ?"i per
cent of stock issues were bad. He
said that investment bankers do not
,>? poi e reasonable regulation.
George \V. Hodges, of New York,
former president ?if the association,
expressed the opinion that 80 per cent
! of the promoters now selling fraudu?
lent or ?? icstionable stock could bo put
' out ef business in ninety days if ex
' isting h.ws were enforced.
Pressure Renewed
On Wheat Futures ;
Prices Again Drop
General Absence of Confi?
dence ami Selling Against
Canadian Receipts Factors
?U. S. Report Bullish
The wheat market was under pros- :
Bure during the greater part of the day ?
and while closing prices showed gains ?
from the lowest of over _ cents a j
bushel, they were 6V4 to 5V_c below
the final 'of Thursday, I.'."?1, for)
December.
There appeared to bo a general ab?
sence of confidence* on the long side I
and there was persistent selling by !
the Southwest, which was believed tu [
be in the form of hedges against \
country acceptances. There was. also [
selling against lar^e ?'anadian re- !
ceints and the export demand vas les3
active, total ?ales amounting to only
about 300,000 bushels.
Under ordinary conditions the gov
eminent crop report t ould be con?
sidered bullish, but the trade last
night felt doubtful if It will have
moro than a model ate influence on
values.
Cash premiums were a trifle lower,
although it. was the opinion of lemling
cash handlers that any attempt to
buy largo quantities of wheat would
bring about a quick upturn.
In the local cash market No. 2 r d
,an.. No. 2 ard were quoted at $2.22
ci.f. track New York.
Com Market Declines
Iindvr Selling Pressure
The corn market was weak an?! lower,
closing with net losses of 1 % to -1
cents. There was heavy pressure from
the country and the cash situation gave
evidences of pronounced weakness. The
demand was slow and stocks arc now
heavy at leading primary points.
In tho local cash market No. 2 yellow
com was quoted'at $1.14%; No. 2 mixed
$1.12;V_ c. i. f. New York 10 days' ship?
ment.
resterday'a Previous Year
Now .or? : close. close, ago.
No. 2 yellow.?fl.t-ft ?1.15% $1.66%
Chicago:
' ?ctober.86V_ ,90V? 1 36 \
December.84 '.a .Ml ~^ 1.1''J P
Cap. ["He oats market was easy, closing
Miscellaneous Markets
Public Utility Securities
Bid. Asked
Vdlron lack Power .<:- Light.... 13 in
,'??, pf . T?' 75
I an P"P & Ti action_110 116
do pf . St *.<?
ri?-.mi Gas & El? ctrlc. S7 8.
do pf.. .. ."?: ?">'.)
lean Pow< v & Light. ?IV 7,0
pf . r,r, (is
n Publl p Itles .... ? 20
. ? 3"
M : ii YWit-r Works. "p; '
10 ul . 41 4?!
rticipnting pf. ?
l'o .' er . 2
. 13
? i H. ,. L. 26
. :. 85
Central States Electrlo . 7
?7 ? pf . 42
."00
pf. 6 5 \_
do 7 n e deb serles C. 54 >..
do 7 p .? deb serles D. 84
do 7 p c pref B. 6%
? ' ? r ?wer . 7
. 80
al th P R & L. 14
?o pf . 3 6
P n nd .?7 Share pf. 78
; pf. 60
: i ; .'. F 1 s; & i >l 6s, '2G . 7' :
do 6 p c c? i-.v notes, 1521... S )
pf Btoc . 84
? .'. Traction. ?
.
6
18
TA
io
47
303
? ;.: I
.250
'. io
. 41
. 12
i pf.
|0 I ? '.?PP.
do pf . 27
. 20
? p ! . 7 ?7
jpublic Rv <& Light Co. 7
do pf
7 0
? ' ifornla l-7'Iison
do pf . 92
S' indard Pas ,?:? El? o. 13
. 35
R. M ?'??.' & Power. . . :
a pf. 2
' nil ? Light A- Rys. 20
Isl i ? .
18
6%
6V4
9
1 1 ?
pf.
A ppala P ;. ? P v
: . '? &' I'll
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s.
n Power 1st 5s. .
St I ' 7 o.
p.. ? Isl :
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___-_____-_-___--------------------!
Miscellaneous Stocks
Km
?1
?Ai
.S 7
1.0
D I. * YV .100
? : I ' pf. 8 S
Lima !. ?'f 85
' -
N .1 V. w. 17 7,
NCo 1st pi 1)9
P helps D.170
' S- W pf. "?)
ilt In is
PP. 05
Ry )'.,,;; P110
do pf... -O
3 C f. & Jl ?'.:
Slngi i'M fgl 28
St I V .<? H 43
Stnll S pf. 95
fi D W pf. ?3
Valvol pf.
?v
B.
9.
! Ville & T
> :.;..!;?
P ?? S3
S P150
'. i
. p r 38
.' : 2
.' lai Pw ? ' ' ?
? i; & S Ip 30
. I pf 05
Bor CM... 53
T pf c 7
Cellu'o!? 150
?' [Ids Co. -.0
d . pf... 92
City In ves 60
?'; , W | '
i ?!?;?. r ?'.123 _
?Ex livid.nd
Chemical Stocks
Arn Cvan. 25 77o IHook ISlec CO
. pr... 55 es ?io pr... no
' od .. 94 9!) Ky Solvay 75
in ' o. ?'. i : ?? Merrlinac. 74
! low Ch... - 255 Moc Co pf 85
! ?u i'. nt P220 226 Mulfd Co.
.i . !.. 7 : . . Semet G. .165
do pf... ? 95 3olv Pne.200
Tobacco Stocks
G W HmelGO 170 ]' lp..\ T. . 11 0
fl ? pf . 92 97 W? yin B..165
J s Young 130 i. 10 l do pf.. . 86
do pf. ? 0 90 \ Univ Leafl40
?1 . A? F.108 ne I
?Ex dividend 7.0%.
Sugar Stocks
Km. 15 t:"
__|__^__H__^__^__^_|
i
Grt Y Y pf.113
Mal A: . . . 20
?do pf.. 75
Michigan. 10 =
'National : ?
Ni Niojieo
Buvannnh. 45
81
100
83
7 ? ??_
9 0
02' -.
8 5
165
92
55
1 10
17 s
100
27)0
9 5
28
120
47
9?
79
70
1?10
1 18
172
118
;:6
102
t i v*
1 177
.50
i. ?.'
7S
Steel and Ordnance Stock?
) i
; ?ill";,
B b S VV 100
?: F .'.- F. PO
Carb Steel ?
? l pi ??
I pf 02
... 4S
du Pont P220
?' I Pf... .:.
19 I
i i
: l
blast .S!,.?-i ?
E\n S & 1 30
?do pf.. 72
170 l?l.erc I'w.202
) do pf.. 92
)00 Nllos I'. P. SS
03 Scov Mfg.340
iV'n Cor. .400
W ?o? ; ward 50
'. ?> IThom Iron 39
94
90
4 00
4P)
Insnranc?. Compsnlea
Bid A-sked.l Bid .
Ain Alli'nce.270 280 Great Am.. .275
Citj N Y 2 0 7:10 Hanover ... 86
li . : i . . Homo.r>:;5
C ntnll .... 67 70 Nui Liberty.170
Fi S Phoo.S 5 i . : llagara ... 130
S! _1 vesant.. 59
Globe <_. R.1100 ?
New York IJank Stocks
??i
160
I rfl_
? i . .. s j
...i
Hat ei ? .
I e r y . ..420
. .; ;:
i '. ?; o
? I1X N a I . i.. 0
& ?. : ...
? n Mercan 195
?5 I'M ,205
I ?
al
CH>.310
.'. I :
? li ?? . .
.Ii i . . 170
Ex.425
nwltl
?
?
npltn . . 100
.ISO
East Rive
First Nati. ?00
Firiii a- ?
Fort i_u T 1! 5.?
i: d Ask Bid. Ask
205 212 Garflold . . .230 240
- i lot ham . . . !.??? 21 0
nwlch .225
ilarrii in.. : !0 355
?ver ...800 8.0
i. A Tid.s. 50?) 610
. ' lui.. .205 210
1230
10 Liberty 00 280
.?pi.mi Co.205 216
5?Mcch&-Met...318 325
7 . 51M11 pli 11 . . . 350 ?
M ul ual.490 ?
. L| A : Il . P .'? 0 ?
N? ? V th... 180 190
In Y Count y. 135
V N B A. 460
: - 7P. Ific - ... 270
. Pars.?'-.
7' Id I'll! ?.;.' . ... oo : 20
aboard ...025 676
34 Second ... .425 ?!6
'0 - .!?? . . 196 2?5
I Ward.. 200
t i" .1 States.170 180
? III ,n ?i v ...165 175
, i lits 25
oo Yorkvili- . .376 ?
Trust and Surety Com?>anie_
... 75
\
Ym Suret.
.
. M ,21 '
Bulyn ;' ' '
..', ? .
" . n
?
'.?? ... 290
".'r. . 10
,.!',.
.... 2 71
.. . ' ? I
_^_T
?
' ? ".
? ?ork
Law. ers T. 130
. Ti . 156
nul trs .. ; 95
Merentl
n:. tropltn . . ?0
ig. B? nd . 75
? \V 105
Nal Suret. .205
.N Y I. .. i
'.' Y Tr
'7 Y Title
. ...275
"? ' ; & T . . ".
1'" Si ates ..810
I' S M & T. 3?.'5
)' S T Guar. ?D
VV.il r ..133
W &? U T& M150
?au- aiu', M irtgagu.
) 40
1 15
?l ..
26?
2 1 J
t,'.|
2 ?0
7 ?il
? It
?
Standard Oil S?ock.s
i
l i i.ti
?
. 4)0
?
' ! ' :
'
? ?
? ?
. new.
105
2 9
86
4 i
1 125
1 !5
32
144
Co. .
?
Ltd, ne\i
X:_noit Co. 170
Hi.I Aslted,
I Northern Pipe Line r*n. 98 101
?Ohio Oil Co. 29!) . 13
'' 1' i.ii-.M' v I?*u 1 Co. 49 52
? Prairie ?Ml & Gas Co. 55 ?
Prairie Pine Line Co. 27* 225
Solar Refining Co. 7'?11 <t l o
l Southci m Pipe Lino Co. 11!) 123
South IVnn Oil Co. 2?'??? 277'
Southwest I'? nn Pipe Lint's.... ?' '? 07
I Standard Oil Co of California .314 217
? ird Oil l ?. of Indiana . . . 700 710
SI.lard .Oil i ?.. of Kansas. ... 7:
' SI .nl.i ni Oil Co of Ki ntueky. . ? 39 i
: Standard Oil Co of N'ebrai ; ' 440
:-?. ndard I Ml Co of New .1. r.iey 625
Standard Oil I o of N .1 pf. . I ?? I
Standar ! ( HI Co of New York 370 777
Standard Oil Co of Ohio. t";1 4 5
Standard Oil i o of Ohio pf.. , 111 l 106
Swan & Finch Co. 60 70
Union Tank Car Co. 110 IIS
do pf. 9''. PS
Vacuum Oil Co . 348 7,7.:;
Washington Oil Co. 30 35
Miscellaneous Oil Companies
Atlantlo Lobos Oll <"o. 30
do Pt . C5 77
Cosden & Co. 7 ', 7'i
Elk Basin Cons Pet Co. fc'i 8%
:? pei .1 Oil Ltd . 7 100
Magnolia Petroleum Co. 220 340
i! : ? ' ? ? ?:; . orporatlon. i. 1 I M 1 1 .
Midwest Ri lining Co. 143 151
Mountain Producers. 11 ?_ 12
Northwest ' ?:; Co. 27 33
Produ ers .'7 Refiners Corp.... I G'/i
Salt Creek Producers, new.... 11H 12 ?
Sapulpa Refining. 7 ?*-i 5%
New York Citv Honda
Form. Rate and Maturity Bid. Ask. Yield.
Int.l an?,', able 4Vss, 1907 94 9 1 \ 4.78
do ?I'-s. 1965. 04 9 l -'?i 4 7i
do ?1 ??..". 1 983. 94 9 \\ 4.80
do i Us, 1957. 04 ',' I ?'i 4.8 2
do 4>,4?, 1066. S7?\ S8?\t 4.87
do 4>,s. 1964. 87-*1; ST; 4.S7
do 4 ',.-?. 1962.v7', R8a? 4.88
do 4 ? j.H, I960. R7-% 8S-1' I 90
do 4 :,.-'.. 1900 op 1930... ' 7 ?'?, s>:. 4.90
do 4s, 1959. S3 Mi Sita 4 10
do 4s, TVS. S3 Va ? ! '? , 4.90
do 4s. '97V. S3*.-, 84 '?? 4.90
?: lered 4s, 1955 1956 . 8 3 ?,-j Si's 1 ?2
do is 1936. s s 89 ?? 4.9 7
Interchangeable 3*_s, 1954 75 7 . ? ?. 4.91
Coupoi 1954. 7". 761.'? 4.94
l: ; : '? v 1 7 ?? 1954 Inc.. . 77 7.; ', ?1.94
do 31.-.S, : 940-1 9! 0 Inc .. 5.25 5.00 -?
Reg and ? oup (serial) 4 ??s,
1920- 1930 in ? . 7.77. 5.05
Reg and coup (serial) 4 M s,
1920-1931 Inc. 7 77 5.05 -
Rey and '??> ip (serial) 4 '?js.
New York State Bonds
Issued in coupoii and resist? red form,
nol Interchangeable. Coupon bonds regls
t? rabie.
Form, Rate and Maturity Bid. .' ?'?; Yield
Canal Imp. 4' s, 196 t.100 102 4, 10
Hint.u.?v Imp 1'..s. 1963. .100 IT '? 40
? .;: ?] Imp, r... : : ?,;. 94 97 4.40
Highway Imp, 4*?*s, 1965. 94 97 4.49
Barge ?' Term, 4*.is, 1945. 94 97 4.10
Form, Lute and Maturity. Rid. Ask. Yield.
Hlghwfl . Imp 4s, 1! 87 .... 91 93 4.35'
1 'anal Imp 4s, 19i'?7. 91 93 4.35
ll'way Imp ;s, 1960-'62 inc. 91 9.; I."1
do i?-. 1958. 9 1 9.1 4.36
Canal Imp 4s, 19.;o-'62 Inc. 91 97 4.7,';
F'alteades 1 s Park 4s. 1961 91 9:! 4.36
1'? i' noil Term 4s, 1912-'4'l. 91
Federal nnd Joint Stock Land Bank
Honda
Federal Farm Loan r?s,
193S, op 1923. 9-44 97':
Fi ' .ral h*arm Loan 4'?'.s,
on 1924. 8714 88',:
Federal Farm Loan 4'.. ?.
?.;? 1923.'. S7'.? 88 ''
Federal Farm Loan I'-i.i,
1937, op ;: 22. 87'i, 88*;
Joint Stock Land Bank 6?,
1989, op 1924. 88 91
Joint Stock Lund Bunk 5s,
1 938, op 1923. 8.8 91
Short-Term Securities
Security, rat.-, due. Bid. Ask. Yield.
Amor Cotton Ol] Us, 1924 91% 92% 8.15
A:?;, r Chicle Cs : i21-'23. 94 % 98 ', 7.7"
do 6s, 1923-1925. 90 95 7.75
do 6s. 1926- 1927. S7V4 91% 7.55
Amer Tel & Tel 6s, 1922. 9 l \ 96 14 8.60
do 6s, I 924. 92 Li 92?% ? 0
Amer Thread 6s, 192S... 93 95 ('..SO
Am Tobacco Co Vs. 1920.. 99% 100*'? 6.75
do 7m, 1921. f'J\ 100H 6.76
do is, 1922. 99% 99% 7.05
<: . 7:., 1923 . 99% 99% 7 !"
Anaconda ? lopper 0s, 1929. 92 93 7, ? 0
Am \m 1 'il 7 Ts. 1925 99% 100 7.60
A:n...?ir conv Ch. 1920-'24 94 98 -
?i?. 7s. 1930 . 95% 95 :'? 7.70
Bethlehem Steel 7s, '22. 97% 98% 7.90
.lo 7;., 192;;.96V4 97 7.70
' '1111 Pac Ry i'.s, 1924. .. . 94 % 9 1 % 7 76
Cen? Argentino Ry 6s, '27 84 h? 8.li?
C IJ -X Q -..?ni Is, 1921 . . 96 96 % 8.00
C, R I & P Ry ?s, 1922 . S!) 90 7.60
C, ? '. 1 ' & St !. Ry Os, 1929 89 90 7.60
. ' 1!. . C Sug con 7s. 1930. 97 92?% 5. ! 5
Cud ihy Packing 7s, 1923 97% 98 '2 7.70
I I Sug Rfg Os. 1..7 I. 93 95 .7.35
B F G ?:: ich con 7s, 1925 90% 91 % 9.40
Gulf ' ':! 6s, 1921 . 9 7.? ? .? - ' - 7 50
do 6s. 1922 . 991- 97'a 7.41
. 9!'?j 95 '/4 7.70
H '. \ I R R 6s, 1924. . 91 93 s.77
In Rap Tr Co ci 11 7s. '21 . 70 72 -
Kan Ci .Tern 192 I. . 94% 95% 7 ? 0
17. tun ?' ? '.: Cop 7s, ': " . . 93 !) i
i. ? . :. i ? ,?. 1 T . 129 "i ' ; 9 ? ?
I., : ,v Uvera Tob 6s, 19 2! 97 .
? ? - 1922 . . . 92?% 94
Pennsylvania 1 ?s, 1921. . 9 7 "1 :^
Fr. ? .?:- Oamble 7s. 1921 99% 100'
P S ?' of N .! cil 7s. 1922
l; .1 IT?, n Tob 6s, 1922.
:- ... ? 1 Con 1 >il ; -Vis, '77
util? .. t. ? ? : 22 ...
W il ! T Co 7s, 1925
st P U De g 7?'?.s. 1923
Swifl i? ' 7. ?..-. ' 21.
Utah Si curitios 6s, 132:
Markets iu Other Ci.ies
Baltimore
Op? n. ITIgh. Li
40 ?4 40?
120
4.'. ?
43
Sales.
; '. Ala l'.i o? Co
100 Atlantic Pet
1 ; u < '.-n? Tel Sut
2 ''ii ?zens Hani'
170 Com Coal . . .
75 Cons Gas . 93 :,i
50 C i stlnu .120
65 K!Hi horn pf.. . . 30
I?? Fid? 1 D? p Co 113
1 1 Farm & M Bit IG ? ,
100 M & M 1st N B 20
20 Pa Water Pr. . 82V4
300 United Ry ... 13'.
100 Wash B & An. 1 ?i
Bonds
$5000 Co im C ref 5s. 74 %
1000 Cons Gas 6s. .. 95
1000 Ell'.hoi n ?s. . . : 1
1000 Ga & S Fia 6s. S0
1 [000 P ?S- A .'?ois 6s 80
; IO0 I Uoust ? ' i' Os. 98 :_
?;. i":.i?i il Ry 5s.. C i
4000 United Ry incs ?'? i
Boston
.Mining
13 Ahmeek . 56
57 Allouez . 21
10 Ana? onda .?2
i ? ? ? ? '?:.!. . . U
i 0 I BI? lleai t.
li h ? 'a i .'.? A rizona . 7 .
10 ? 'al ft ii' ?'P.. . 280
95 ? '"].; ? r Rang? .. 3 I p
... 1 ai is l laly... . T'A
1 20 F.asl Butte. . .. 10
210 Franklin . ~
20 ii m? ck. . l
100 Helvatie . '?H
p. Island Creek . . 53 >,_
10 M..'- flow? r ? ) C. '?'';
50 Mohawk .
200 New ? lornelia.
301 Kew River ?if.
210 Noi ill Pup.' .
35 ?.);-?'!?.lia .
5 ?..?uni? v .
200 Seneca .
20 South 1 ,ake ...
300 Soui Ii Utah ...
5 St Mary's. . . .
5 U S Smelters..
17 do pf. 43
! 00 Utah Apex. ... 2
30 Utah Copp? r
400 Utah Mi tal.. . . 1 ft
132 Winona.35
50 Wolvi ? Ine ... 13
Railroad
220 Boat Kiev. . . . 66 U
?? ' do Pf. 851.
145 B isl A- Me . . P
44 Chi .1.1 pf- 7 l P
85 N Y N H & H :.
2 N' ".- iV Wor i ? * ^
I Old Col? n y . 85
West Kiel . . . f>\ ?'.
15 7 do pf . 51) 5
Miseellaneoiifl
30 Am Vgr .... S3 6
vi 84 M,
p. p '? p
120 120
5 ?',
24
'i 9
'. P :<,
: ?
34% 34=;
71,_ 7 7s
10 10
~ 2 . a
I 4
P P 5 3 i _
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50 56
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9 1 !? 4
14% 1 4 ;,'i
5 7
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t? 1 '? j !.. P ..
lft IVa
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94
14 V.
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:
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L-\ i.p ; . 7 ?..
HP 14 % 14
100 V.m ? ?il .?7- Bug 34
) 10 Am Pneu pi .. 11 1
695 Am T 4. T_ 99 9:
1 ?: ?Vool pf. . f'3'.j P
? liosl Mex i- ? i ,
1 in Ci n? n; y .??:? ? ;. p
40 East!) Mfg ? . .
I . ' i SI 20 2
19 Edison .[50 16?
110 Elder . 7.P. 2
: 0 Gorton.
30 Gray
0 Im Cot .Mills
? ? ' do i i.l. 8
nt Cement. ... 2
? I Products. . 2 ! % : p
105 do pfd. P ?_ 44
100 Libby . 12
165 Loews . 11 ?_ i ? '-,
4 Mas s Gas. B
v do pfd. 60 ' ' ' .
? Morgenthalei p
345 Me.x Inv. . . .
ISO Nat Lea ther... 10
; 00 .\Pt lona! Oil " ti ?_
97 N i: T? I. .. :?? ?.
20 sin
,? ?
ilo I nternat.
5 Toi rington
10 United : ?rug
i ? 1st pfd.
S 0 1 I . SI. .
i ? r s St ? :.. . .
5 do pfd ....
17'? Ventura . . : .
10 Waldoi : ' - .
4 Waltham V\ h
: Walworth .... is
10 Wickwire . .
Bonds
: V G W I 6s ,7
? '?? K T 5s S2>_ b
??? U B nul Creek
W? st? rn Ti 1 .' ? " ? .
Boston Curt?
Bid a
17,0
?A
10
21
; i0
8 S M
10
I
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, ' P 7 n I \
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\ ? p Sllvei
B '?<- ,v ?' m
!?; . liawk. 30
i \. la ?. ??; as .i
Chief Con. . 3
Crown Rsv 10 25
Cri "' ?! new 30
D? nbigh . . .)?'? ii
Eagle B B.2 1-16 2
rortuna ... 3
linn: lOil... 6
__?.n l-.v -s ,_0 4?)
10
I .
i ? 7
V : -
M
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Monarch
Vat L .<? /.
Doug
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X llivOIl . ...
4 ?
10
7 8
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Chicago
ITI?rli. Low. Lust
15 % 15<
! 5 t b
92%
.; i.
i?.'...
3 o s ; n r
Sales.
25 A m Radiator.
7?. ' Armour ! ...a . , .
40 do pf.
., ; . 7?. rmour pf. . ..
'. .,?', *": ': .
30 ! li aver I ioard .
Case Plow,
... . ? Con Rys. .
;. - ..? Pf.
r. r t & t.
71 i >m\\ 17 llson 1021_ 102% 101 % 10;
77" ('ont Motors. . 7% 7% 7% 7'
25 I ?? imoivl Mat . 106 106 106 106
4i ? ; idcha ux . . . . 47*s 4 7 47 47
? ; Lakes. .... 80 T 80
.;:?' I.lbby . 1 ! % 12 II
". ?? Lindsay Light 7 7 7
Ward. . 2 7 \ 27' ? 77'
75 Mitchell . 14% 14% 14
? P ..? . W iggly 2S T
2f> Public Service 67 67 "7
7 l P.?. ,?:? s ' las . T \ ?? % 38
; 7' Quaker Oa ?.f 88 ? . SSV? 38
' 2. . ara I. .e. . .111 . 117" 115
4! 00 Sh iw .'9 80 74
(80 Sti A irt U ar. . 31 % ' : ', 30% 31
215 Swift Int. 29% 2 1% 29 ' . 2"
25 Swift .'v Co. , ..106 106 106 106
11 74
1 ?I ',
1 :
8600 On ? larbid? ..62% C
1 12i 0 do Rights. .. 1 %
) 30 Wi si Knit. . . , 12% l:
Bonds
?Vrmour 4%s. . 79 7
Chi C ? ? 'K 7s 40 4
l. hl ? ' i; l... 5s 6.8
Rys 1st 5s 67 6
U ? hi Rys s A 5s 4 6 4
; ?... Swift 1st 5s. ..S
Detroit
1 00 ? 'harc?al pf.. . 5
..." Columbia Sug. 17 % i
1175 Coi ; Mot? ... 7'..
Del Edison.
200 Ford .
.In ...
Mich Sugar.
8 ; 25 Packard
7". do ??f ....
60 Paigo .
10 Pa Du vis
... o Motor.
60 Ti mken ....
?
08
97
17'
300
10% ! 1% 10% 10U,
13% 13% ! 1 ':. 12%
17% 17% 17', 17%
03% 1" % 103% 103%
'Ex dividend.
Philadelphia
12 \- . Ry pf
2 0
1 20
40 I-..??, stn Tel ! :". 29
27 I... ,-.? .- up ?: i ?!'. 11
high N ? '.,
?*orth P :::.:?.. 80
60 PI . '? tction 52%
?: ?.
? ???...< Rap T. is
47 Piiila Co 6s ,pi
] lit 1{|
mo Mining.. 1 ,>
nion Trac . . 29%
;? . . ... ; p . 35 %
: w a rwlck Iron 8 '?
? York Ry ? (. . . 29%
Bonds
I El Pe T 4s 54
0 I.? high Vail? s
B ;i ? ns Is . 71%
Phi la Elect rl
' ?
! ?
30 ',
n
: ?,
29 ,
8%
: '-.
1 I
? T
!H
71%
S3
Pittsburgh
14
loo Ai Rolling M 60 60
90 Am \V Class. .112 112
; .1 ? pf. 86 86
: 95 .',? I am ' ?as. ! I 1 i
- ; i ? 140
: . . i 31 %
: Bi wing.., 1% i %
210 do pf . 7% 7%
? ? ;. i% i %
150 1 ir Gas. 3 30
trland Ref. . 1 4
: I ?-'..?,: 6 3 % 5 3 %
? I
Oil.. 26 26 7?' :
up 4 7 % 47% 47 ' , 4
32.;
: :k
.. ' 11% 11 % 1
an Steel
Pa W P pf 59%
stingh A B.l : ' ' 100% li
. . do Electric. . 46% ;? , 11
Toronto
; 12
*
; ; ?
l 2
V11 a s . .
;
10
: . i *. 2 '
A
4 ??.
?... Reel
. ? Irthti
Hargraves...
1% !
Bid .'?,
n ' .
Mclntvn
Mas Cn
Ptrsn
Pore Crown
P I !
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ughes. !
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\Vi
p ?
Ab P ?*.- v ; :
AI Sug IM
Cn On BIc ?
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Oc m St ml ?j
.Montreal
?? ?
! - .
:< : Asked
i Til '?
?
; ' ? ? '
ML M.t!" :i ?-.' ,
Nat Bi ??
240
Krdn Pal .211
Shawngn . %
S ; n f T : 110
with net lessen of li to %e.. Them won
further heilglng agaln?t country offers iih
win nn Belling, which wa? believed to ho
from Canada. Tho government report In
dlrat?-.l a yield of 1,444.3112.000, comparod
with last month'? estimate of 1.442,000,
?'00 and last year'.?? final cr?)|) ??f 1,248,
310.000. in tha local ?-ash market No. 1
white was quoted ?I Of.c; No. 2 whlto, 66e;
No. .') whit?., 66c; No. 4 white, 64c; fancy
clipped white, 09 ?if 70c; ordinary clipped
while, 66c; all elevator,
yesterday's Previous Venr
New York: clono. close, ago.
No. 3 white.?0.66 $0 66 JO.801.
? Ihlcago:
December.54 T. .85?; .70%
May.59% '10% .73 ?/_
Bye?Market easj
Yi.-eterday's Previous Tear
New York: clono. close, ago
No. 2 West.$1 80 11.02 $1.56 <A
-?"lour und Meal- Quotations wore:
Vi Bterday'a Pi evlous Year
? lui ??. clo ;". ago.
spring patent,
$10.76(911.60 $10.76 1? 11.60 $12.10? ?
Cornmi.? I,
3.00(a) 3.70 8.GO? 3.70 3.SO? ?
By o flour.
9.00? 9.60 9.50?10.00 7,25? 7.60
Bran.
62.00^-B2.00??? 44 oo?
Butter, Cheese and Egg
Butter Receipts, 9,609 packages. Cream?
ery, higher than oxtraH, lb, 644j)6H.c; ex?
tras, 32 acoro, C I (fi 63 ? ,?? ; firsts, 90 to 91
score, 66?2 62 '.,e; li: ? Is. ! to ?9 ? ore, 50 ?...
@ 5 Ic; seconds, 83 to 87 ?< in . I7<3 19c
lower graden, Pp; !?'??; Danish ensl , 63
?ii 58? : unsalted h ghei I h n ? ra ?, 6(1 !
07c , ext m i. fi l '_ p.- fin ta, ?2 _ifi3c; sec
onda, 48 fi 50c . niai? Pu ? tub; lin? st, il :
i 02? . ;. iimI to pi line, . i ./ r.o . . Otiimon to
fair, !?"?''. i novated, extra.?, 51 ??! 52c.
In.i ?es, current ma ke, Hi si ?, i ; M3c ; sec
onds, . 9 ?? l"i- : low? r erad? ?. '??. _ 38c . pack -
inn stock, current make, No 1, 30SP39V?c;
No, 2, 7.^' ; lower grad? s 5 _ '? ."?'?
Cheese i. ? ??? ipta, 2,228 boxes. Stat? .
whole milk, held flats, specials, lb, 28?54<n
291_c; average run, 27 ??_ ??/ 28e, fresh sp?
clals, 28 ',. it 29c; averag i un, 27 b 27'^c;
lowur gnuloK, 20i??)26 V_c; twins, held spe?
cials, 28 , ??28V-C; average run, 27 '_ ?.?
28c; Wisconsin, fresh pvinn. 27 >? ?ij)27 %c ;
Single Daisies, fresh or held, 27 V_ ? 28 Vi?
Double Daisies, fresh, 27 V_ ?_)28 M?c; 1'oung
Am. i lea ? fresh, 28 P fi 29c; skims, held
spi ' lals, 18 vj 2t)c; prime to cholc? . I5?Ti
17 '.,.? ; fail to .i. P P. P- lower ,
grades, 10
?KggS Reneii ?,.. ! I,' 39 r. i 3? " Cr Pi gath?
er? I, ?" ? . ..... n, i. ? " . ? .? . .. tirs' .
?;?.,.:?.. i i . ? . 05c ; s'-coilils, ;.???'
undorgrad? s, iv-, ;.,??. ?;.? i ?Oil
51c; clu cl s, fn Ir lu cl ni? ? , dry, r_?47i:;
refrigerator special marks, fancy, ..-.p../
50 ?, first -. 63 '-.. g 55c . ; econ P, 5(P'i
whites, si i llized, 04 S 65c , state, Pennsj i
vania and nearby Western, hennery whites,
extras, 99c?$l; extra firsts, 96?98c; firsts,
81 ? i ; gat.nered whites, firsts to extra I
firsts, 87?98c; undergrailes, P ?' 85c; pul- I
Iota, 70 ;sn,.; Pacific Coast while, extras, |
98c?g)$l; extra firsts, 95?97o; firsts, 86?i
94c; undergrades, 00@62c; P talunia, pul
lets, 70?80c; of?, r Western and Southern,
gathered whites 65@85e; slate, Pennsyl
'. anta anfl n? a rb> VI i ?' ern, li? nnery
browns, extra, 76?82c; gathered b own
and i ? i i x > ? < I colors, graded extras, 09?7Oc;
gathered brown and mixed colors, firsts to
extra firsts, G2@C8c.
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Y i sterday. Y'< ar ago.
Live bc-f. fair to
prim??, 100 lbs. $13.00@17.10 $13.25 ?16.35 ?
D r esse d beef,
sid? s, ii'.15? .30 .16? .20 j
mon to prim??,
100 His. 15.00_-22.00 17.00 ,-,? 21.00
Dresse ?1 veal,
city, 11>.2 4? .54 .2 ! /. .35
Live . ewes, 100
lbs. 8.000 0.50 4.50? 8.50.
Dressed mutton
City, ill.08? .15 .09? .15
Live lambs, fair
to prim ?, i 00
lbs.'. 12.00ffl4.00 13.00@15.25 i
Dr? led I
city. ?I?
Hugs. 10
I ?reas ?i li
Hogs, 100 lbs... tfi.50?18.00 I6.00@16
Pi. ? :?. iii ....'??? P
Mess poi k, bb l.00?32 4
Mess beef, bb! . . 19 00 20.00 22.00 p 23.00
l ard, 7.1
West, 100 Hi-... 20.50?20.60 28.05?2S.12
Hunger Striker Adjudged
Sane by Federal Court
Salmon, a conscientious objector who
has been on a hunger btrike at St. Eliz?
abeth Military Hospital for the Insane
her. since July 15, was held to b_ ?i
sound mind to-day by Justice Bailey, ?'7'
the District of Columbia Supreme
Court..
The ruling on Salmon's sanity di
poses of the first count of the habeas
corpus proceedings by which Salmon's
attorneys and the Civil Liberties
League of New York .?(?.k to obtain ins!
! .?lease.
The second count of the proceedings,
directed against the War Department,
alleges that Salmon was illegally con?
victed because he had not been induct?
ed into service at the time of his :ourjt
martinl and hence was not withii
jurisdiction of the military authorities.]
Ruling on this count was defer?'"', by |
the court for a week pending sub
.?.ion ?.f the court-martial r< cords.
Salmi a. v h ?.-?? home is in Denver, in ;
the m lantime will remain at, St. Eliza?
beth's, ! ui would make no statement as
to whether he would continue the hun?
ger strike which for eighty-five days
has been unbroken except by occasional
forcible feeding.
Chinese Consortium Discussed
By Getl-rles ai S?ti?e Department
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.?Sir Auck- j
land Geddes, the British Ambassador,,
and Sir Charles Addis, a London
banker^ conferred to-day with Under
Secretary Davis, at the Slate Depart-?
nient, regarding the Chinese consor?
tium in which the American bankers
are associated with those of Great'
Britain, France and Japan.
Progress on plans to make the con?
sortium effective has not been as satis?
factory as was hoped when the agree-!
ment was formulated and it was under-]
stood that i..-.lay's conference was
arranged with a view to hastening I
those steps.
Kijuro Shidehara, the Japanese Am-'
bassador, also calle.i at the department
during the day, but whether his visit
ha?! to do with the consortium was not
disclo: ed.
Army Orders
From The 1 nine's Washingtt i Bu e in
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.- Army ord< rs
issued to-day follow:
Honorably Dise liarse?)
b ?, Lt. i'. .;. Inf.
P ; , Capt. L P. . '.... M. C.
Capt G. J.. M. T C
'? ? Capt. W. C, Inf.
( ivern, A!. I. .1 .1 . Kiia
Lichte, i 'haplain l lsl Lt.), C. R., r. S. A.
Beard, Capt. U. M. H :'
l'h.ui.l? rs, 2d Lt. .1. 17 . Inf.
itt, 2.1 Lt. .1. A . Y ?? C
U\-, nm . i 'apt. ' '. J . lira*, ?s Reg. s?, c.
and. C'a| F IL, 1 I
Butler, Lt. J. C, .'?!. T i .
Rudol] h, Ma M. C. Ini.
:!.?,.! i: . .' ?
[Ci nnan, 2d Lt. J G
2d I,l '? ??. . '
Sa r, .?. ?rj. :?i I.?. 1 ?. . : ? ,\ C.
M Nabb, Capt. I ?. W Air S\ .
Burton, Lt. R A., Q. M. C
F? rgruson, la . ! ? M . i nf.
Hobb Lt. H. '?'
-. Capt. G. P., Il
li, Lt S.. San. ? 7
Warden, Ma |. R. A.. AI C
Shuttl? ? I,l ??':.:?'
Cli n 1er, Capt. ? J .'?.. Den.
. Capt. G. !?: . I
lutl ? Capt. B. !.. inf.
7!. ' .
Lt. 1 :. :
rs, Lt i.. P S. A.
,\ J., ?nt.
C'a p t. 11. ]
: . '.?...? \
17 H , Ci M. ?'
t. A
.
2d ' ? I. V7 , U. S. A.
I Ml.
i; ,-. Cap? .! .'7,1 >'.
Will t, apt S .1 C. A. C
- .\
Quiirl ermaater Corps
Pi lix. i Island
' . 2d Lt. R. U., to Voi
. i ?.'"i'.
irleai
l'api ' . Port Benjamin
liar
Mr Sen iee
I ' ? ' ' ? ; .
apt. .1. If, to
? ; . ? tlmor?
tl LI . .
? . ? .
? .. ,T>
? . Ma Fort Rile;
a p l
? ' ? 'ol IL, to - ..;. :
Infant rj
n, ? apt. I ?.. ' . Fort SI.
ins. Capt. J.,
' . Capt. 17. H., to Ca d Ti . ?-1?
Lt, Col J. J., t bu t
- Col. H. L., to ?,? :
in, Li. M, M t i .
'?lUi . Ilancou*
. MaJ v.T. . Qcn.'a Di pt .
tu Fort Benjamin Ha)
a
BuViis?c??df (si Want Ads s ^?Snitied
Biuinf?? CJpportunitio?_ ___ Kooin, und Boarder?
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD
LOST -Monday morning, subway, ?liver
nach chain penrtnnt set with turqolo?
matrix stonep; m'itabl-? reward. Phone
Mornlnggldo 341S.
LOST?Gray fox fur, Kalurda.y, 0:30 p m,,
inxl troflt 149th st., T'.roadwey or 2S6?
Crest?n ave; $10 reward. JTordhai?l 0800.
L06T?Pur neck piece, at Clark st. or Co?
lumbia Heights; reward. Thurber, 179
Columbia Heights. Tel. Main 6863-W.
LOST?Brown Boston, torrler, white ?-?pot?,
female, near 76th m. ; suitable reward.
' 17 78th ?t. Tel Rhlnelandor 3460.
Lost Bankbooks
LOST- Bankboolc_No. 385964 of the Union
Olmo Savings Bank, in i?|sslng. Any
person having a claim to Tt 1? hereby
called ut??.n to present the name within ten
days or submit to having said passbook
ran? .lied and have a new on?) Issued.
1 OST liiiiiUlne.it No. 304,871 of the. Frank
Un Savings Bank. Issued to Octavia ID.
Paliar.I. Payment stopped. Please? return
to bank, 658 Eighth avo., New Yerk City.
All persons ar?? cautioned not to purchase
ur negotiate san..?.
lost Bankl.It No. 1.10,377, Union Square
Savings Bank, 20 Union Square, New
York. Payment stopped. ' Indor pleaso
i i uni t.. bank.
LOST?Bankbook No. 546?319, the Green?
wich Savings Hank. 246 Sixth ave. Pay?
ment stopped. Please return to bank.
LOST Bankbook No. 586,970, the Green
ui.h Savings llanii, 246 Sixth nvc. Pay?
ment stopped.. Please return to bank.
LOST Bankbook No. 958,812 of the Bank
tor Savings, 2'0 Fourth ave. Payment
stopped. Please return to bank.
LOST Bankbook No. l,166,129'of the Bank
for Savings, 280 Fourth ave. Payment
stopped. !'!? as,- return to bank.
LOST -Banl book No 1,147,906 of th<- Bank
for Savings, 280 Fourth ave. Payment
si npp? I. Pleas, re turn to bank.
LOST Bankbook No. 1,162,110 of tho Bank
for Savings, 280 Fourth ave. Payment
stopped. Please return t?> b-ink.
LOST?Bankbook No. 119,394, North River
Savings Hank. .11 West :14th st. Payment
.stopped. Kindly return to bank.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side
HOTEL HAMPTON
122D STREET AND THIRD AVS.
FST.Kt'T HOTEL for ? IBNTLEMEN ONLT I
Newly furnished single and ioubl? ?
rooms, electricity, steam heat, bath In- ;
eluded. Rooms il, $1.50 and up. Special
Rates by the week.
I24TH, 79 E.?Front parlor, with adjoining
bedroom; suitable two; piano; reference.
De Mutt.
Wept Side
BACHELOR SUITE
76th, 2S1 W.? Attractive living room, large
bedroom, bath, private house, electricity. I
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 214 (94th)?Double
room, overlooking Hudson; running
water; housekeeping. Noble.
STU1 Hi ' PART TIME. U |
76th, 171 W.- Suitable for teaching, parlor i
lectures or reliable clubs; reference.
VAN HAM Attractive, large, front bed?
room; steam heat, fireplace, private;
bath; in historic ' home; gentlemen pro-,
for red; conveniences. Spring 7971.
?S6TH, 20(1 WEST attractive front room
for busines? person; all conveniences.
00TH, 77 W.?Large'and small rooms; ref
? ri ne. s. Owner.
9STI1 li W Comfortable furnished, room
with private family; references re
.?iiii'.-.1. Xeli
I03D, 122 W Attractive front parlor, suit- ;
able 2; piano, electricity, phone. Hudson.
101TH, 310 WEST -Large, handsome room; :
private bath; unfurnished, furnished;
??. ilusive.
? -,-j
105TH, 146 West Two beautiful airy
s, parlor, adjoining bedrooms; pri?
vai.? family; phonograph; suitable for 2 '
?ntloiiien; no other roomers. LIndy. i
. my ?1971.
?PST. 27.1 WEST?Well-furnished iront;
parlor, suitable for two gentlemen; elec?
tricity; :.'.'? conveniences; private family;
reasonable. McQrath.
163D (2S68 8th iiv) Two adjotning well
furnished inures with private family; ti;
on? bio k to elevated station. Jackson.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
CHAMBERMAID, experienced; Scandina
. private family ; ! I W. 76th St.
COOK and downstairs worker; call 163
Banco? . Si , Brooklyn; telephone La?
fayette B5I
GENERAL i?OL'SEWORKER wanted;
family of adults; wages $60 month; no
washing; phone Bensonhurst 2177 evenings
or before i :: noon; cal lor write 1224 84th
1 iklyn; take 4th Ave. subway to
69th St. then take Bay Ridge car to 84th
St an i 13th Ave.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER in family of
.? small ai'art:i..:'.: in Flatbush; sleep
out. Call any morning this week, Mrs. P.
C. Magnus, ! 7" Bast 17th st. Phono Flat
. Brooklyn.
GENERAL housework woman wairted at
once; urn.--! be f^r ? ? ? ? ? 1 cook, honest, neat;
37 Cambridge Pi., Brooklyn; Prospect 0405. !
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, small family.
Audubon 7270, apt. 7)(;: 609 W. 149th st.
. HOUSEWi >RKER
? : ? for general housework; 2 In family;
1270 85th St. Phone Bensonhurst 0135.
" .. ' n, Capt. P. D., M. C, to (?arden City.
Li - -? ?'apt. I.., Eng., to New York
City. _. *_j_K__H
? 7apt. E. P. Jr., F. A., lo Cam
lu- ;?:.
Capt. W. It., C. A. C, to Fort
S. ??-. ms.
Bliss, Capt. 1!. B., C. A. C, to Cape Fear.
.-:? ? ?? ?::. Chaplain (1st Lt.) J. G., to I'.nip
; Ike.
? .. Chaplain (Capt.) E. I... to ("amp
!', .??
3wai ? )i ipl lin (Capt.) T. B., C. S. A . to
Fort Tui!.-n.
Sawyer, Capt. A. E., Fin. Dcpt., to Fort
Monroe.
INavy (?r_.ei\s
;' on Tho Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8. Navy or?
ders : p.lied to-day follow:
Barry, !.:. Comdr. J. 17.. t?i Washington.
Ciun K.. m Washington.
?: ?:,,::-. Ens. .1. B., to Pacific Heat.
''??'?... ..: T. !p to 17. S. s. Sunnier.
:. m t, Chf. Pharin. J. K., tu Santo Do
ngo
E .-.,;?. s S Dolphin.
:. . ! . .. . to Pacil fleet.
:?? -. m li, Bo's n S., lo U. 8. S, Sclota.
tlri nwell, Lt. (J. G.) D., to San Francisco.
?7 A., to Annapolis.
Bo's'n F., to U. S. S. I ataps? o,
? n A D., to '? . S. S. Turkey. |
: I'. . P tu V. S, S. Nevada.
: Comdr. L. N., to Baltimore.
. Ena ;.. ?... to 17. s S. Pennsylvania.
n Id, Ens T. A., to sub. chaser 444.
i, Lt. (J. ?'?.) E. E., to deat. div. 15.
rf, Lt, Comdr, J. B., to U. S. S.
lin.
Pari . Ens A. M., to U. S. S. O'Brien.
? :. E . to U. s. s Wyoming.
up. . i's'n I '., to V. s. S. Sciota.
tr, Carp. A. 1<P to r. S. s. Seattle.
, Chi ? :,.' : m B, to Santo Do
?
D. IL, to U. S. S. 'Wyomiiig.
? 1. IP to deist. ?:i?.'. 22.
, ??- A y . . d . . s. S. .Morns.
?. .'. s. s. Gamble.
,..,..- !; , to I I. S. Mcl ?ermot.
: , ; ?.? p ) D. li . to p s. S ? ; un
? - ".' ;p r.? C. S s. Badgt r.
?7 ? W. F A., to v. a. s. .
Com A I i . to command De
? . Il,
: . U. ? om. R. I" to t . S. S.
... _] ',[ . ,.. ; .,??:,.. -, er i,,, 29.
Gun A. F., to l". t .- ? ;
i.' ;.i. E. G., to L', S > lonl
?
'? ? : ?. ?.;. i; i s. i; . :, i s. s.
?? t. Com. L. P.. to 1 S. s Gam
... ., . ? ? A., to U. S. S Ramse; .
Con 17' ! S. S H. msey. ,
M .' (J. G.) W N . t.i !'. s. s. Ram?
sey.
1 ' :? I to 1 S. S Mont
?
i..!-;.- i P S. S. Preston.
v i ' - Bailey.
Ei H. p., to V. S. S Ran
i pin. Gun S - ? ?'. .-. s. ?,
t. i J. G.) A. P . to '.'. H. S.
I
Lt. (J G.) L. J., to U. P. S. Breez..
Stelling-, Ena. H. p., te U S. s Monis
Ens. -??. IL, to L' S. a Mont g imery.
P ? : : ? ,.. ? s ? ? ? ?
Blackwell Ll, R, B., to Washington. I
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
HOUSEWORKER. white, to do plain cook
!hg, washing QnrI a little housework; 4
room apartment, 3 in family; wages $16
and csr fare; sleep home. Call Mrs. I'u
laski. 152 West 68th.
HOUSEWORKER, English or Scotch pre?
ferred; must be neat, good cook anil fond
of children; pleasant home with very at?
tractive sitting room lor the maid. Call
.17 K. Portland Av. Tel. Prospect $899
Brooklyn.
HOUSEWORKER, genera!; young white
woman; In an apartment; very p..r.?j
wages; references required. Apply Horton,
71 Brooklyn Ave.. Bklyn. Lafayette 199.
MOTHER'S HELPER, young, to mind baby
and assist In housework, small apart?
ment. Greenherg. 5d8 W. HM. Apt. 2!.
Miscellaneous
A BUSINESS CAREER
Is open to girls and young
women who arc seeking
permanent positions under
the most refined and com?
fortable working condi?
tions.
Long Distance operating is
your opportunity.
No previous experience re?
quired.
$15 a week while learning.
Ability immediately recog?
nized.
Write or apply at
2 East 28th st. (cor. 5th ave.)
or
24 Walker st.
(two streets below Canal st.)
New York City.
THE AMERICAN
TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
CASHIER and typist wanted; state pre?
vious experience and salary expected;
applications by mail only and In own writ?
ing. "Win. H. Whltlngr <_ Co., 41 Park Row. j
-1
CLERKS A*\*P TTPTST3 WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCES
COMPANY
Girls 17 years of age and over
Hours 9 to 4:3? o'clock
Saturdays 9 to 12 o'clock
Luncheons serve?! fres
Salary to start Jl-O?
Abilities of clerks reviewed each six '?
months. Those of average ability should t
be receiving from J16 to ?18 per week after i
the second review. The variation la dus to j
difference in clerical work.
Free classes conducted in Typewriting.
Stenography and Dictaphone Operating.
Apply in Person between !l and 4:30 o'clock
Room 6033, Metropolitan Building
3 Madison Ave. (at .?3rd St,). New York City.
GIRLS WANTED
$15.00 A WEEK
TO START
$85 TO $100 A MONTH
SOON REACHED
EXCELLENT
WORKING
CONDITIONS
RAPID PROMOTION
STEADY WORK
POSITIONS ARE
OPEN IN OUR
SEVERAL
DEPARTMENTS
APPLY AT
MANHATTAN
11 OS BROADWAY,
CORNER 7'7'I'll ST.
195 BROADWAY.
CORNER BEY ST.
BRONX
670 EAST 17 0TH ST.
BROOKLYN*
81 WILLOUGHBY ST..
1336 BROADWAY.
OR TELEPHONE
MADISON SQUARE OFFICIAI*
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE
COMPANY
OFFICE WORK?Women between 20-30
years; experience unnecessary. Call
Room 1603, 24 Walker st.. after 9 a. rn.
SALESLADIES, experience unnecessary
extra; $3.50 day. fail Weisbecker, 270
V, ? st 125th st.
TYPIST?Christian young lady. B:30 to 4.
room 310. 109 Broad St.
WOMEN
21-35 YEARS OE AGE
FOR
NICHT WORK
AS
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
HOURS
9:30 P. M. to 7:00 A. M.
( Ipportunities to earn
Scjo.oo to $100.00 a month
in six months.
$18.00 a week in two
week; when a.-signed to
night hours.
$15.00 a week during in?
struction in the day time.
Rapid advancement.
Higher salaries for more
responsible positions.
If interested call at
' t -58 Broadway,
New York City
Cor. 27th St.)
or telephone
Madison Square Official
N'EW Y< >RK
TELEPHONE
COMPANY
WOMBN. 28 to 80 years, tor oiTl.-e ?ork
'"'?"? ' ? '?? to ?. :,.: expert-nee
i','1",/ '?"' ' ftfl ?r 'J a 1,1. at 2i
V> alker st., room 1S03.
_?ELF WANTED : EM ALE \
Instruction
BURROI ?H8
Operators are placed Immedla'tely in ,-.?
paying poslMons after < ornj,)et,nt _ *?T]
clal thre, week! courue of .sastnictu?, \J
BURROI GH8 talc-, lat? vWVvn "
BOOKKEEPING MA- ? .'.'Es
Day or Evening Classes Ei... '?" \-n_
BURROUGHS BCHOOl FOR opep vrn- t
:;~ Broadway New -fork f:0r v...
HELP WANTED MALE
BOT!*! WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE IN'S'''RA>?CB CO
Over 18 years of an-*. " -1
Good Hour?
Salary to ?tart tl 1
Opportunity for Rapid A?1<;lni..?milM
Luncheons Served r r??
Apply in Person between 9 an) 4 ?-j ?yew*
Room 6033. Metropolitan Rui 1<J in?
1 Madison Avenue (at 2??J Btrsst)
New York City.
BOY wsn'M. !ote*?lRent; ??la.'-y |tj ? w.. ?
to s'art. pofitinn Immediately; ?ppjy ?3
per.?..11. P.. I>. White & Co., In*., 22*1 Fuit-!*
BOY, :e, years, to work In leather ?
Applv Imi Hate v.'.? ? carotte 1
Leather Co., Inc.. 8C
BOY wanted to r?jn ?rrar, 1?, 'b.xr.r- ?
varicement: $13 ??? start Mutua Ribb a
an?l Carbon Company, 6 R"r>
BOY, Christian, for messenger ?errl ?
office work; good Dpport inlty for a -
vancement. Burr Printing H/.,]?.., 18 Jacob.
BO'S Bright boy wan'e-l ?n uw o_lc_
Apply Room 2.112, 61 I'.ro j.lway.
DENTAL MECHANIC -Firat
an?l finisher; must also "Kn?.>w h
up; must h;iv" several years' lab
experience. H. Gottlieb, fis ?.rand t?
Orrhar.i 1200.
FIREMEN . refer i?? es -
h :i ven Water Su ? ?
? . \\ ,,.., 1 :;.?.? : L I.
OFFICE ROY WANTED
WM. IL WHITING ? CO., 4 I PARK ROW
SALESMEN, commercial; station-?
p.--r!?nced : Inside. Apply .' Ilverstein \
West 18th st.
SEXTON for Second T"n!tf,r!ar. ?7hur? b,
Clinton and Congress sta., Urookh 1
time. Appiy evenings C. D. lay.
Cranberry Bt., Brooklyn,
WAITERS, butlers, necor.i mien or fir? -
? ., ..- .?_:?'
agi, by a prominent social c'.'ib or. '
$85 n month and m ais; na?tlves '. Or? t
'Britain or Ik-'.an i preferred.
Manager at 3 East 51st s'.. (driveway ,
after 10 a. m.
Instruction
Auto?Engineering Institute
14th venr: 2,000 s -1 it-aViVM.
New - .
Learn i
Auto ahop. Stai :.g.
Driving.
Battery.
\ ... a :. :/.ing. lling.
?
I ri'f- Puss nuil llooSclet.
Bedford Branch V. M C. \.
1125 Bedford Ave.. I^rookljn.
-. ':? ? BE A CHAI
'
?
West Si le V. M. CA., 6 West 57th?
MEN wanted to iperate i
machin? s .r. theal
i-..'.- re
?' l Sth ave. (42d). Br:
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Professional
STENOGRAPHER - secretary,
experience with Important
res] ?i ibilil y. L. 730, Trib?ne
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
ARTIST of abil.ty, with some experl I ? In
Lti? :r. wishes work with :
oral ? '?? 76?, Ti ibune.
JAPANESE domestic help by professional
in. 106 West 4.7th st,
77S7-9638.
V? ?UNO MAX. 18. 1
fice; adv inc imeni - E. ?. !.
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpet? and Ruga
SLOANTES, WILTON. WHITTALL, AX
MINSTER, BRUSSELS, CARPETS
Plain, mixed, Orient.il patterns, .". r'*?.
tan, taupe, golden brown green
p irted (slightl.. 1), but ? i i
? w. SI, $2 * :. $4 j ard u
one pattern; RUGS, ..
i : wit h or wit
! ?:? P. Fr< n Vrtl on ?i d -
mestic, plain or mixed I? . ?hades,
dusted ;? ;.ii wash? d, ?mn
for home, oftlce v. .? ?? . ? 7.'., > .
$77), $115 U)?. ?m?- O :-??. M '? KINO
' ?VER, CLEANING, 7. EP PP.
IN?.), DYEING, REASONABLE
BLE, BEAUTIFUL. STILLINGS, INC.
ti-4 Madison ave. (59th st.). Plaza 3.36.
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc
DIAMOND." bought arid eo.d for oa?_
from Individuals or e.-nates. HENNE'-T?
175 liroadw _>. . I ?1 ??? ?
r'crniture
HIGHEST prices ; ... 1 | -. Brio
:i brae, i..-. ? ? _j Avo.
i .
WE PAY hlgnent prices for : r?_
pianos, antiques, bric-a-brac. br,ok_. art,
etc. GABAT, si University !.. _tu>?
vt.sant 227:
Tr;inks
BIG BARGAIN N'ew ai 1 r.?..'. ?r.l-*?
trunks. 50C Sixth ave.. 1
Typewriters
ALL MAKES TYPEWRITERS
so!?!, r? !.'.? .i, . ., ' ?tli
Busini .-:- .-.; ?lia:
? ?????? ' indt 4
AUCTION SALES
NOTICE- I V, ILL - 1
?
I'll,! \. bEN ?. itl
'
part ?
??'Hi? St..?! Tr
? enme ? o . in.-.,
No 12,
Steel Tr.-.irlri?^. H
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? - .:)> FIN]
. M< lX?DAY, ? ii 'T( iBER ;
?hatttl
?
John Eichh r Brewinj
?
? ?*?? ??. , ARTHUR DONNER
g*S9 Full ?? Sl, Btoi -. n '.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WAN"! house or Indi
-
Write fully. n. K
SURROGATES' NOTICES
PECK. REBECCA <: IN IT!;- -- ? l
of Hoi >?.?:?n, a
Surrogate of ? *.?w York.
NOTICE IS HEREBY ,e
sons having . lalm? ??.? a 0.
PBCK 'a' ? ...' ? w York.
le eased to present ; : ?? ?.'? <? with vottcm
*rs thereof Lj the a - *
p.a.? f transacting buain ?a. at tb< " ?
of Putttey, nt ?<
j torney?. a? 2 Re loi >?? ? Boro u? o
i <?f Manhattan, In the City of New Y^r?*.
?taic- uf New i irk, i n ui before th? 14
da> of Novpmbei | -??o
Laied. New i'ork, April 3" -nre.
FRANCIA H PECK.
.1th \f.
_ r*
PUTNEY, TWOMBLY * '' Bl M
torneya f ?r Exe? ut re. Offle? * l'ose*
Ofh?e AU?!rehS, 2 Re I H.'f*
? ugh of Manhattan. New Yuri city.
MOSS. FRAN K IN PCI
? E In hep bj gi> en to all
?
- n '? ;.r,.??nt
1
?scrlber, ui her place of trai
" m Mar us
her attorney?, at n . in ira
New fork, on or b-f,.r? the IS:??
Jay of .lanuary nt-ti.
I. New Yorfc, tha 2nd day of Jit*
E'-l7*RK'ni T MOSS BxMOtrtX.
I MOSS. MARCU8 t w EI.s :3l Broad?
way. New York city.

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