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THE SUN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1915.
U. S. WHEAT CROP IS I SYNDICATE BIDS FOR DODGE SOON SELLS KRUTTSCHNITT SAYS ! EGG PRICES JUMP AS ASHOKAN DECISION
TOBACCO MEN UNITE
TO END TRADE EVILS
Slao eomlposo the saecUIIV
wara aloctad
Nftward wise, rrprasantlng dralrn
driirge w. Hill, rapraaantlng igaretti
manufacture ra i Jeaae a. r.io, , repr,.
onting lotraceo marrufacturtra ; ..,,
Kos, reprfseiillnit leaf toll 'Ian
Asa ior. . representing . ,,, , ri.,.
fadurar.
r'harloa Du IiK it ;l Wit M 11.1 1 i-. m
rtltuy Mini COUMtl jtil !..:, S . ...
iin treasurer,
FOURTH OF WORLD'S
SO- PACIFIC STOCK. HIS MIDV ALE STOCK, REDFIELDIS WRONG THE HENS QUIT WORK SAVES N. Y. MILLIONS
Offers to Buy IMJM, LOO
Holding of I'rnnsylvHiiin
linl I road.
Com Production 8.090,000,000
BnHhfl, ii OmIk of nit.-
000,000 Over Ml I .
hpoH ThHf Director Has Din- Pacific
Mall llnid iM'rltici'xi
Dillon to ProfMnte Dealcn Owners of Land Taken for Dam
Who Mliletd Bayer of j (Jet Only Market Valae, suys
Storage Prodneti r. 8. Hapreme couri.
New Organisation Plan to Pnt
Stop to RulnoUfl Com
petition. i
si'innonV Law farted i
Siih' of Ships.
posed of Rntln $20.0011
ooo HoMIno.
UN A I lioi.l.s IMIICEfl I P
i
T
ii
Pa
fr.. try
IKaTON. Xov. s. rnprecoib n'e.l
est I
i iti i
rdnrna are shown In th iie
r Agriculture's report made
ii it I'Muvam of nindKloM ihf roun
over mi Nowinlier 1. Previous re
ports Ihdi .1 r.i humper Top, but to
sjgy'g goes bryond ony of thr. others in
Dm hopeful which it holds out.
Wjiiv crops nrl showlm; production
isrord wilt, ii may rmwln unbroktn for
ears
I-'. i t Ol .ilitr
Suited III tin
the '-urn rro
j,i'!m ,io,noo
reuth r in October re
i isnartment' - estimate of
rot I vi ft being rateed to I
bushcte, an Inoceaee of j
.-., i. i bushels
Shade oh i ictober
over the . sllmat
i Thla com crop I
aanipaiin aritli i.OTl.tot.ooo buhl in I
and .ii average of l,TOO,144,000 I
tjuehelsr ih rive yaan from io to
19 in. Tha farm prica for forn on No- i
troinbor i sraa II. I ctnta bushel, com I
pni.'ii with 70.1 i bushel a year ago !
The coin Prop on tile llasls of tile prOS"
am prlca is therefor worth l,tll
Mo.oov,
henl
The wiie.
i rop
i.rralKl of All.
I
P win equal almoal one-
fonrtii of tiie world's entire output, it
riu esiubllnh .1 record never before
gea- ti.-.l by that prop in any nation. The
American harveet this year eaoaada lha
previoiLs record production of wheat In
this pountn by more than 110,000,000
kuelo-is. Tiie w 'ie.it production Is esti
mated in Hie latest report at 1, 001,01,-
000 Lionels. pOmparsd with 101,017,000
kushel- 111 I0H und an average of
101,000 buahell in the five year perlml
The price 00 November 1 was 11.1 vents,
compared with 07.1 vents on Novembar
1 a : ear ago. The w heat vrop on the
bams of the November flKures maana
llll.ltig.l
Data, barley, rye. sweet potatoes, bay.
gobacco, ri e and peachaa ail bare ieen
produced In quantttlej never before liar,
vested .11 .1 siiiKle yeur In the history of
tha country, ordinarily the heavy iro-
duetion would tend to decrease prices,
kut with the iSuropaan war continuing it
l believed the 113 prop will be ti e moi:
valuable ever harvested.
. The pom cr p is unusually poor in
Quality, llnci . the com surplus States
and In tiie northern states the cereal waa
raiiEin by an e.,riy rreeaa which caused
in li light, chuffy grain.
l iKiirr. on
ll
I he pops.
1
s showing the iae of the
rope, preliminary estimate In
aiicee. with figures giving last
is and ihe average of the five
t lOUM
nor;
yei -
yea rs f
toil a v
kuahcii
I'.nei to 1!M:! were aiinoum ed I
follows 1 11 thouaanda 01
p . loin's being omitted I .
Pit
191J '.'.(14 real'
Crop eillmat crO!' avrae
Corn . '.' ..::. :.T"VJ-n
Wbeal 1 . . Wt.etl 0M,n
On. . : ..T.s 1.14141 1.11141
1Ur..v . .. .:'-.' IS4.W1 Ifl.tll
Me H.1M M.77 MJU
Buckwheat l.gl ':.i u..v;
Vatsteea . . : &,? 134,411
gweet potato.- ,...'.. ..,..'"1 (..,'.,
Hay lame ton- i "1 1.4ffl CM!
Has il.l ilonat, tt.M i-...:..
Cotton .pound- '..."'.'."' T.Tl.a C..Ja,0f-
Toba.-co .pound.- l,(U.J2 1.414.471 0N.4I1
Flax- Ililk lt.M Itl.Sui
Jttee M.ffil 1,44 t.OW
Kachea . . w in fa lea 1..111
yesrs .... 11.314 1MM 14.(14
Apple- :. M Nt M.KT
gus iir beet ttoiisi .fil I.JM l,tu
g.slloiules oil
allies
e of ti.
Next Month.
Kitia. eailuiases ol t.,e eats crops
ai I tun a!uc as estimated by prlOSal
paid to farmers uaoemoai i win ne an
aoiii.cetl by the Department of Agricul
ture on Wednesday, December 11. Other
details Ol t lo: ' ops arc :
Com Sba-ks of corn on farms
November 1 estimated at '.ifi.iins.oou
Bushels, compered with 10.040,000
kuenels a year ago. and l 'j4.4u7.nun
tUsiit!s tic- a. ;.ifie ol '..it preceding ttve
year.".
Weight per measured bushel: wheat.
17. a pounds, against 11 last yoar and
11,1 t ,. ten our average. Oata, u
pom. .Is. tigul st 81.5 last year and 31.7
the tin ear average. Barley, 47.4
BOUiida, again 18.3 losi .'oar and 44.5
the live year avei age.
A census cot; port to-day ahowed
T.114.171 .an- a, lined from the (018
erxip to Noveinuar I, counting; round
bales a.- hall luilea, against 0,110,013 for
1014 Round bales Included this year
totaled V.-ii. against 21.12 for 1914.
The ginning yield of states follows;
Alaha. na. 2oT.8"7 . Arkansas. 941. 001 1
Florida, . :t T . tleorala, 1,441,10;
Saoulaiana. jth . Mlsalaalppl, 104,000;
North Carolina, 101,056; Oklahoma, 171.
"S'.t . Kouth I'urollntt, 77J.4M ; Tennessee,
140.100; Teaaa, 2,141,000 1 all other
totes, 4".:'.:
THE METALS MARKET.
Rift iroh tit llnrii to Hh 1 uder
is', C9Ut
Domtatit' 1 i
taat i'n' marki
iun.fr 't cnpi!' cvniimu4tl to
fin- elefejroljiio ycsttriliy. urn.
Pfodunng
liorr UUM1S I'"' llUltBMm vrr t
ejexi U
in nt il u ittuin '. i Pirnri
fsbuainrBK - ..ir-,ft hut w.tii th- plovn.a;
of athlit iu ai. LontrVla or ur mum
linn mora i-i .115 i.i iroppffr 1-p4-tr.
"ft t'tc irolytiu joi rtiffi'-ult to
buy Uitdtr U1' if i tlinty ttHys from
o?ttLfr tlri or - con I tlttlMft KsilOrtl
M)pj4er rvportvd fiom Naw Virk uia No-Tfrnii-T
idi ori na ' I In wljr0 CuBtom
Hon-'- rHuma wf l.iatvi loiu I no) utli ng u
nhipiK-o lo RiisIbihI 11.11. ipaiti Mid louth
Ameri-'ni At-.iu hoV mently lkt n 1 ir
fotin of : 1 ti. - it::-1 . t (i 1 i-t tit llttfOli lias
V.-e- 1 - . ;.;i,-t Q fttrut Hi it all N
Tim Vma i)Ulit II -iP-i-iirti 1 1 itMie. with
Bpoi aalabl' ai wblla bokltra wrre
akni. t" IliWi' i" tl npti nurkri Spot
Mr ait - tin nt laaDHdon VM ' liialu-r
i 16. 10a Tin- i 1 iff a por rnirkal waa Mc
,i( Hi . 1 - 1 I Loiidoii, ;i ilfH'Inif ol il from
tl.e prrviuua qtiotatTon l-tiauiril tin -it rn
iio 1 1 ay Mb itffaili with aiiJa of iu ton.
Hf-.i iie! Bikli out niiitfti 11 coou demand
w t- tiniit'r 111 (on?, with BOOt New I
York 1 lialwaen i."1 ilw 1 Noveni
bar w;i iui.it.'- Rl I -'' '1 N'-v. V.nk a,iul
War K;' Hi I OUll Th IsOimJou mar
Jpi ii in I in 'l '". moi
l.e-.i.l w i- trcitiffwr ii. lour, with r fnrtlior
tlv .1 : 1 ' i'ltltfltialffl 'i ll r-irOl wti Ull")lHnail
oiat?r1u ' ' York. t i w.t
Fabt 01 1 .ti 111 - Tlli London niMi K' t Vffl
9 t v anal - .r '-4 1.,. Cd
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Kerl. I i rin 11 . ( imnera i 1:
t rente Vl rnknra mi rinar.
V ill1 til !IHl--r 4
en the CoithfiliUatf
to asi rentif v aeUn
United Htetai him
tilL'hrBI 1,1 in- ii Ki
ty yeaterde tha market
ratof'k Kx. hiiiur aniftatl
'b in th"1 final 0ffliUfp,
ontmou tuM m it, t pu
t-heU m Wiiii It rent, thin
eentperlni mmi 111 opettina quotetton ol i&ti I
h aol down 10 yvx m thr ajtariioon I'foetiiaV I
at 14,,
Somr of thr ajgl1 Btlcl4i wnJc ir..f '
It in -t 11. it mi i- 1 r,i' iiii Mcrl. a Mr;1 uptMih
it 'v iiow 11 4 nt a. point from teturdee.
wdvjii'-rj tn ,- but n lioaed at TlVi, ita
Jowrpt WtattttihouBa Kir. tn.- opened i !,:b
wb impro anitni from katurday of U ot it
point. reatHi tt 7a runt thru roaa to T4H.
In ttir iltarnnnn II fol to ffl, rloalni at
'a Nl.iJiw-li M. i lira f u-r io 1 bt lM, rorif
lush ..' and i-'leaed Ml W1!, Ill Inwrm
niic'in; eii AmirliMii I 111 t.iti.'lifi
a niffli or . i',n it iluaad at (1, it n
lof
AHiMiinU - .iily -'t. Ti- tffh u it.:,. but
etoaad at Iiiapli'etlen Copuar louobMl
hlffn 01 4 inn t-ioard iii ij Tnr rallroed
harrai wtir (ten I tariff, hui orottol batily. na
run-, latrr on K- n 1 1 . oin-nrti di ir.i ,
tMhr.1 high ol 4( and clotted at US. ita
it. is reported in toe financial dlatrl
that .
lo put
itroni fjrndlcntfi h I-,, fo, u,t
Usse from the fonnsylvanlt Rail
road Company tiie M,9M,4M Houthtrn
raclfl atoeh it hoi da and which ;t
cured In 111 through tic OSOhsnfl ,.
it- 111,171,100 Dalttmora ami Ohio atock.
The rj-ndl.-nte. an reported tn Will
Street, consists of K'thn, l.oeh ft Co.,
Hallrarten Co., Hsyuen, stone tc Co,
ami Barnard m. Barttcb, Thoaa men
tioned refused yaatardi) to day anythlni
about the reported syndicate.
It Is known thai SSVersI weeks uro the
Pennsylvania Railroad was offered ss
for Its hoi. lint:- of Southern Pacific
stork and that tiie olYer was refused.
Kor a year or more there have been bid
ders for tiie Pennsylvania's Southern Pa
rifle itoch, but noti" of the offers bar
teen satisfactory to tha PanniyW.tMa
company.
The reported nW s v ; n I it-at a Is said to
haVS offered toe Panni yivainu Railroad
Company 100 per share for 100,000
shares of Southern Pacific, lunt for
jo.iioo additional shares and a point
lusher tip to 107 for , very SUCOSaaiVS
(0,000 share-.
Tiie Penns) Ivanta Raliroad aoqulrad the
Southern Psdfft stock at the time lh
Union Pariflc was forced to aei rid of its
holding of Southern Pacific shares
under a Government nrcraa
NEW PEERLESS CORPORATION.
! DlMatara Pfkakli win Br
bourn I'hU Week.
I'lans are Iieuis COmpldtOd for the 01-
, ggnlogtlon of the now Peerleaa Trui and
Motor Corporation It Ii egpactad that
tiie officer and board of director will
j lie choaen before the close of the present
week.
Among those who are mentioned for
the directorate are D. It Tinker. Jr..
vl e-presldent of tin- Chase National
iBank; Charles v. Rich, Pioe-preetdenl
I of the National City Hank: P .1 Mc
I Intoah of ii. Broadway I S Terry and I!
O. Treinalne, Isjth identitleil with the
I Qanaral Blaotrlc Lamp Works of Clave
I Und. Ohio; i D Wagoner, president of
the Genera Vehicle Company : 1. n
Klttredgo, tiresident of tiie Peerlesa
Motor Company, and Harlson William,
tin Kami 11 a aroat.
The report of the American Cotton nil
'Company for the year ended August 11,
1191,', ahowa a n-t protit of l,tt4.40t,
J which Is an increase, ni'fr 1114 f $1.
I 010.710. The bond interest and pre
I frerred dividend for the year remained
I unchanged, at 1471,000 and 1011,110 re
I apectlvely, while the surplus for Hi- year
. just ended, amounting toll, 417,417, ahow
; an Increase of 11.010,780, The surplus
tor H'li s euual to T vlO per cent, earned
on the . ommon to, ,; or in,, company.
egslns;
1,01 pet
previous
cent,
year.
on the same stoct
tin tip'
COTTONSEED OIL.
Th" list was -teadr. due In the ibaleBiei I
in the badge sellin Crude oil was Ann
earl? at , Jit, hut -ome late report! At re
that conrcaaloni were brtni madi Ihe
eotton innlng report had ceaiparatively little
siflvieii'.' on thr DXsrfcrt Daetlnei in cotton
rselrteted apeciUattva demand for mi Con
sumuiif inquiries are not abundant from an)
quarter.
ITer ioe
Closing prices bid
Spot t trf,i r ')
bcenbsr.. TaU)faW r 34
January. i.&?0)7.(4
Mareh ' 4444. f I 01
I May ' vi0 : ; N
BUSINESS TROUBLES,
Rankrupt rnltlonw.
Jt'DEBROP Uii.s COM PANT A p:l
tion tn l'tnlifup:''y ha been fliru eftnat
liuaabrod Hron Coenpetty, meniafnrturai
..f Hp.Mi iik at :r.:i Br..a,it ay, by
liounaa, Bcburman 1 Dwlgbj ettorntya
for theur prtditoeai 'fu'a Kona a .
John H. st.iriit. itaniit ..f IV Co
lombo 4 Co of Milan, I tlii v, :.?.:.:.. nnd
Anttin Hchmld tra-r t.f th- IU!r.-u
Throwing Competty, lt3,5H, it wee
.rojo,i rh.tt tii- pomenny on mentantbai -ml
in ittrtj in writing Ineblilty .0 pay Ita 1
debt a, Judga Hettgil nppotnted Krt.i-rri.-k
C Uudebrod racalver t tha -om-
p.in- uiith r ;t bond ol $10,000 .tt tha
11 irni of credltora. He wea na-crrtarv of
t.ie compst-ny. Aniniig rredMora who
raojuoated the app;n:nirnt of Mr llude
nred arr chethem end Phenla vetlonel
Bank, ltt.141; Arnold Kr:.. ; g & Co
I30.0S9; U f ulnga A Co UMati HeJ
don Tliru.. '. 't. nip. ill? , fin ;:, nnd I'ao1
Uerll t Co., H" Quk?ll mt
all tijt-l at liee.OOO, oonttetlng 1 '
H-'.vk. 1 100. OOO: eccounta, t tnd ''it 1
In hank. fl'-.OO't
max eTKRNBBHU, man Ufa 1 r -.f ii - !
uren't t-'oak ii! Wt1 Te -t-t; ninth ,
utrfrt, 1-1 . tnaUc a.l a- gpfl r:i To j
iieoraj i.iAjtr A neikl-HI In I'H'.k
r uptcy w ne a .-"i flird ttgalnat him by I
My" A Ueldantlth, ettorpari f"r tbeea
cradltora: Jacoh Jncobe, 70; William !
A. AUmen. 1150. on.i a. Ho. men, t.
I .la hi! trie.- ur- $ ".miy .i; : .1, $ 1 '.,
He hrfati hu.ltiea ti, I Tr .1 o . Ju.ln,,
Hough eppolntd 'ir-.trg Uewyti re-
ei.er In Liopd f r.,f)o-) and eutborteed
hint to contlnua bualnaaa fur tbirty deya,
BLK AN DBiCHBg, tnanufooturer of
vv., lien' apparel ut i.t U'.-h Tcntv ,
fourth atroet, hat meda an : nivn nir-ti
tn Derld 1 Oolltb. AnatTtlon in nenk
rupti y bee a.o been niei egnltint him
tbeaa ffadltora, Murtin 1. I.via. $0t;
I Hrtk, lit, end ii i Jenowak) M- Lie
vlltWiK ur Haiti . 1 1 be i(0,000 .nut .tel.
U,000. Mr. Ln-P'tifH htta !"' :i hi thla
line alii, t- ari'l open'-. I all offl e in
tlii cltjf In til 1.
I'l'H K DYK MILK COMPANY A prtiMon
in bankruptcy haa baoti Hlad egefnal -h
f'ura Pye wnk Conipeny. wholeanla
i'-airr iii illki and aetlna nt in Fifth
avenue, hy theea retiitura: Jeeon rt. 1
K'!ier. M&0; 1 1 vma H lark ma 11,
a nil ll'i mull Krank, $150, Th com
pany ma-ie nn nalgntnani on ggturdey.
Ulebllltlta ara a . . u 1. &,000
UlCHABtd CBRUHBI A petition in bonk- 1
ruptry ha bean Hied egelnat Mlcbeal
Caruael, buldlng I'ontnw '"r -if j 7 1 to L'7n J
tfcat 13.Mli ftr.et. hy Ch.rir K f?ae),
a crodltor, for $100 It niieg.-.i
that thtre art- mn than tnrt rradltora
.MIl.l.IK STKINV- A peilti.oi In bankrupt
haa baan iH"i mcalnt Utllla Rteln uek (
fry anl lutn h room at ISO garond eva
n u, hy Mi'ite rradltora: Loula UalTmen
$223; .Meyer A r-.ff-r-lin. iftOT, and I.ann
A Co,, 115, MeMllllOtl .irr g,000 ami
naaati $-oft. 1
AaalcnnifntB.
i.t r IA1 ROglCNlAWKIU t gON. Irving
Boaaiiswoig of tha nnn of l.iiiln lg tt..
aanswalg .on. Jobbera In dry g'".i
at 31 h 111 h .t re M, hat nutu -
vtgnmant of nil fr lha tlrni li Hohnen
.1 tortor Thf bualnaaa vim erturt1!! by
i.u'iig in lvn.". and 1 r 1 iter waa admit tad
tn t ba 11 riii 011 f eliruury I. I :n 5,
BMPIHH uaist gTOBKtf. INC., of :o
Koat Pourtaantb atreet. a it '1 1 hi .in. h
'toe rt' m,; W"e.trhei,trr u rnue, hga
inaoe ,tu aaalgnntant lo laldoru M Mll
bamien. The runipany waa ini'orporatad
on .Inly ,'4j ulih it pit .1 1 nock 13,000
HOY Aid MA It H!,i: wORKg, INC.. manu-
reotu ear (r mnrbla nxturaa at 1 Real
Hix teht h ft real, lia- inula
iuvn . to Harry ito enfald.
al(ti
l?hargef I'roni llankriipr.v.
Judga Hough in tho L'nltnd Htetoi Dlo
t rh't oun yaatardey grentad dlahareai
tn t hrne h.ui krupi : llarmeii Khikal
Bteln. ln.. illipr,.ri .I jnuok-'fl tifli. 1-
gacond ft reel. HovblUttae, 1 00. 1 14 . i'ur
hontiale sptmge Company, 4i; Hold t 1 t .
liunlliiiex, lT,4l3i Charlei Mnller, 7d
riant ITOih atreet. ufr. IjebJIItlai, $3i.iM.'.
I iii ry 11. ftlinpaon, Colon avanua,
fur marly hakery and tun h roam, llebli
t Iri. It,4ffi slutnea Jordan f ur nl' 1 1 r,
:: ivtrk How, llebllltlea In, Mi; Jacob
v 'laotaby . manufei'tiirar of fur trim m u&
;.: Kaat Blavabth atraat, llabllltlaa, 111,054;
Marine liom coat umaa. 1 eft run v -fifth
atraeti llebllltlaai 1 1 0. 0 J : Loula p.
Lavy, nieiiufeoturar t woman a h.'. i!i
Wen iiouxtitii Btraal ; Jacob Diamond,
rlothlngi 1 4 1 statu hi st roei ; gfd nay .1 .
i 'in ap, hi r. I Mar inn evanuo; Urael
U HO Welt, pelllta, 579 Kaat Movant) ninth
areet; Henry 11 n damn n. piano niauufai'
turrr. eg& Heenth IVOItuai I'an! I'irk. ,
tn I'oion avenua, formarly llquora Mai
I'lne t Broder, actraaa, -'-'i garond avanui
O'lm- Mnd. --t.itioiifr, l" 1 7 HI vine ton 1 treat!
William Miller. iIitmncm, id Klirh
teenth atraat, Hehllttlaa, 117,110; Hyman
l.atiea 'I.eBHeh, im, lirvenn t-treet. llahlll
llaa, $11 T TOi a ml hhlnry w. hhi, 110
VL'asat il.l!, vim- ti, 1 1 1 . 1 1 rt..,,,,, ,.i.tf
engineer of the Dock leparimant, re
iircu on a prniiDn.
.f.
r. vi.ys iniur l. run t.
I'll. a I a - . . .......
Marcllua iiaitiey
tiie L'nlon Metallic
ami the Remington
tion Company and a
I lodge, president .if
Cartrldg Company
rnM and Ammtinl
dlrW l'ir in the new
Midvaie ste. i and Opdngtrs Company,
bgg sold .1 larae pari of his atoch in the
new compgnifi Thl learned -ester-
day from men who ate connected w-itii
the Midvaie vompany. Tho announce.
mem of thla fact created groat turprloa
in the Una .vial dlstrlvt, for it was under
stood thai all those who Were connected
with the vompany believed the stock.
WMC has a par value of $.".0 per -hare
and WhlOh has -old as high as 07, wool, I
soon be worth considerably mora than
the present Maine
it coo Id not be learned jut how much
of his stock. Which is estimated at
,00, Oiki shares, Mr Podac had sold i
leiori was that he had sold abOUl 1
000 shares, ami that he had accepted an
offer from William Rockefeller of 0 a
share for the remaining 110,000 shares.
At whatever priv.. Mr. IHsIk disposed
ot hi koldlnga, whether lii the oiien mar
I ket or at 11 private aale, W all Street be-
lllavaa that he made a handaoma protit tu
th transac tion. As Wall Btreet undei-
ttanda the situation Mr, rio.iKe got hia
stock in exchange for the stock of the
I Remington Anns Company, a new con
cern which is building a plant at Rddy
st in.-. Pa,, and Which has valuable coil
tracts for the manufacture of war muni
Hons for the Allies.
PnM i.immi in Itaek,
I At the time tin. Mldval merger waa
ff acted loltte of the companies pur
, based h the banking ayndlcatO headed
by William A. Road A- Co., Which ar
ranged for the combination, decided to
take stock in the ntw Midvaie vorpora
tiun. others took cash. Mr I lodge is
understood to have been ow n. r of ail of
the sto, k of the It.mlnaton Arms I'mii-
pany, receiving llo.uoo.ooo nk In the
itiaw company for the Remington nock.
I Boon after trading in the Mldv.ile
I stock began on the curb the stock
soared to ;iT. Aftl r that the pliCS le
gan to decline gradually and fell yes-
terday as low as 71,. Wall dtreet
was at a loss to egplgln this drop In a
stock for which aui " a great future
tu,! been predicted until yesterday,
when it la-came known thai Mr t lodge
had been a ver heavy sell.-r of hi
holdlnga. it waa denied thai Mr tfcidge
plgnhed t' resign from the dtrectoratu
of ihe MldValO COmpgny or thai there
was any friction between pint ami his
associates on the board.
j i Mher directors of the company have
I bean egtremely bullish on the outlook for
t tho stock and have announced from
time lo time that tiny were not only
I keeping then- stock, hut thai thw were
continually purchualng mora In tbn open i
market, It cnuld nol ie learned why
Mr. Dodge saw nt to
part or all of bis h
ll street's theory
a chance to nearly
within a abort spa.;
cided t'j do so.
dlsiMise of a large
aiding In Mldvah
Was that he saw
double hti money
e of time and de
I opiued lioui a Monih Abo,
The MUW .ti. St,
pany was formed
under tho luws of
lie t'oinpany lias
a little more than
: end Ordnetice foin
on October 19104
Deleerere, Tnua the
ayen in eBlelgB4?e only
i month, h laiUKhi
p-r cent.
hKock Of thr
and the entire
T thr J'.'.Tr.n. epltul
Mid vela Mteel Compeit) .
ib a re cepltal of tho He-tn-
hiffton Anns Com pen , und th v
Krutl.era CompMI) It Ivleo t-iok
trol f All of the pr.iMrtiM of
Coateev1U Rolling Millet win.-ii ere
nh
MMt
the
op-
ereted liy th" Worth Broihii
Mid vela st- end Ordnan 1
i. Tho
mpeni
in eapltellged at $100,000,
Tin- oompeny has tin- becking -f ouch
men gj Percy A. Rockefetler Cherlr-a
A. Huhin. preetdent of tin- Ouarenty
Truat Contpejty j Krenk a VBwlerllp,
jioranlotit of tho Nat Otml 'it Hank
AUiori H. W'iKi;i. pri-fihi ' of the
'h.ifo National Bank, ami William K.
t tiroy. who la the prealdeni 'f the com
pgjty,
SABIN ACTS WITH WALLACE.
Bleated o Meresstlle Marine Pins.
tectlve 4 Olll III 1 1 I ee.
The election r Charles li Bahlni hres-
ident of the (Juaranty Trust Ootnpany,
to the Wallac iiunlttee for the pro
tection of preferred etockholdere if th-
International Mercantile Marine com-i
pant- yesterday waa thought in financial I
drcies' to mean that there would he a j
spoedy reorganisation for the cumpan
At the preaenl time there are two
committers, the Wallace commute, aim
the Bannard , ommlttee, win, h reprcsci -ths
bondheldw of the company. Ti e t..
committees hate not yet been able to
agree upon Joint action.
The wai ace committee, it said, has
found assets that Improve the out I.
for the company.
It is understood In Wall street -hit
one of the plans of the Wallace com
mittee is the retirement of outstanding
DOndS, pnsslhlv at Pal Till.- wiil lie
effected either hy offering a new Issue
to the stockholders or by scIIIhk Ihem
lo an Underwriting syndicate
BUTLER HEADS TRAVELERS CO.
.it Prenltlcnt lit unit rrrlre na
Oflee Hid.
iiarti'hui. Conn N'n ! Ihe
remilar November meeiinB "f tha Ulrei
ton of th Ti .i m i na ure nee ou-
tun iimm avenlng VlcePrealdeni i"u.s
j- H title r wm unaulmouely iitis'ti si -tt'Nsor
t-i ihe let svivcHtiT c lunlitim
,is prt'-lti
prealdeni
int 0)
or
tn-
Tim veiara '"! .t)t a
Traveleri Indeiniilty
.onipeuy
VioePreal4en
elected iwrniba
Mlary committee
dent is an ex-filii
John w ay Tfvei
of iit- liiuiiico end
ui which 'f prtel
t member.
a peelit, oontmUtee wen eeleeted t.
prepttre approprleta roeoluilone on tn
death of Mr. Dunham.
Ireetdent Butler befu n with t'ia
TraveUra ea an ofllve boy,
BANKERS GET JAIL TERMS.
n in
timers of t hi si e rd a 10 , . t .,
I'lrat Nalloiial Win Ma.
BTRAOVSg, Nov. t. Judge Hay In the
Psdorsl Court her lu-dtty' sentenced
iiarnu ISugeiia Pi Ui Opponhelm or Paris,
ss-Ueputy state aupsrlntendenl or Pub
lic Instruction Howard .1. hUlgsra and ,-
Aasnulnmsn Hlchard Murphy lo fiie
Atlanta penitential . following their con
viction of c.inspliai y jud other violations
of the banking laws in eon Hon uiin
the entuc'sxlomeni of more than 111,000
from the I'irsi Null. ,mi Hani, of Am
stordaiu. The prisoners WSr sdtnltlail
tu bull, a tun ol' error having In en
granted by Judge Kay.
1111 the conspiracy POUnl th three men
were bcnlciiccd to lovo ysgnj in prison
and a fine of 11. On each of i'mi other
1 OOBBtg ty rorlv
il u u.nl-ii,.- ... M . .
years, to be served concurrently.
AIIK! IN HELLING I
AH
i
111 .1
Radfleld
ply to Recratary o' Commorc
in ole public lo-. I. IV. .IllHus
Kruttachnltt,
ol' the Pttelfl
hnlrman of the dlreotor
Mad Steamahlp Company,
tells Mr. Retinoid that the l.a Toilette
oamena law ami ;,o other moaaura is
FtuPOnalblO for the sale of tha steam
ship company' siN liners a sale Which
almost removed the American flag from
the Pad AC,
The Panama Canal hill 'dlil not inter
feie well the business. In the rSagt,"
ays Mi KruttOChnltt, "whereas the
seamen s Ian Impoacd most bUrdOltgOtlM
restrict lone."
Mr. Kruttachnltt says It Is not due
to the seamen's law. but to the accident
Of War, that the company was able to
sell its ships without a serious loss.
gOgmCU'l I. mm Vssnlleil.
Mr.
Kruttachnltt a letier is us foi-
lows' .
Kaw YOgg ClTT.
"M v I i:ai: Silt ; I bav
Nov a. 1I 5
. read your let-
tar to me of Movotnber o.
"The reaaona why IVcltli Mall could
not continue to ope rat a n trana-Paclfle
ships. If the ataman' Mil became a
law. hae Issen given to committees of
Congress III detail with supporting Iik
ores Which have never been answered,
in a letter to prealdeni Wilson. July
1014, l aummurlaed ti bjectlona t-
the propoaed legislation nnd gave notice
that It would result In th. withdrawal
of tiie trans-Pacific ship-. After a ...ire
ful review of the subject when tic bill
was passed, we wtr unable to tind any
way t" overcome the difficulties with
which we were confronted, and with the
approval of the shareholders withdrew
from the business and sold Ihe ship
"You refer to a reported dinner labs
discus-ion in December, mm:!, between
the Surveyor ot Cttatoma at San Kran
r,, n nnd Mr. Batiwertn I w hich, bow
',er. differs so much from the bitter's
opinions often espraaaed to me as to
ral-e grave doubt as to the accural y of
the reporter'a memory ) and to excerpts
from what Mi. HchWerln said before
a uommlttao of c ingress in 1011 about
tbe Panama Canal act, and r rgue thai he
aerltind lha withdrawal of out Oriental
line to the Panama Canal bin. the
Iprovlalona of whloli were not appllcabla
1 10 that lin. of ships. It clearly appears.
I even from the excerpts contained In your
(letter, that Mr Sbw.-tln meant that
'the Panama Canal bill would put Pa
IciftO Mail out of business so far as
, ihe Panama rout" is oonoemad, by law.
I'auaillM lei In Illume
"You reiterate thai Pacific Mall with
drew from traris-Pacific buslnees be
vauas u ns unprofitable in ,:irs paat,
but uannot den)-, a-hat every one knowsi
iii.it conditions bad . ....k.-.i .a least
a vnv before the arlthdravral and tni
bsoone profltaba and the prospects t
the future ware most favorable, if
Pacific Mail peralated in ih- ssrvlce dur.
Ins poor years, it would certainly not
ham ulKimlonril win n t'""l 'c:it
had arrived, and others wer in slrht, I
.....i.t for snstM i-omMllliM raaann. I
"snail i.mk fur that reason in the
Panama Canal art, win. li il. nut luU-r-fvra
wtth the buaineea In the leas', ur
.ii tie seaman' bill, whuh Impoacd
I upon it in..?.' burdetisoms restrictions, j
! According to the preea the same reatric-
lione have bean aaalojned by Mr. Robert I
Dollar and Mr. .1. .1. U1I1 u lha oauae
lot withdrawal .f their siuiw from the
l'aeitie An- Hie.-- ganttaman knavei.
,,r fouls, either to conceal or not to I
know, as you do, tii.it the f anaroa anal
act ami nt the eeamen'e act wus tiie
nai .ause .'f withdrawal .
"Filially, 1 again t-t.1n11i.1in because :
Pacific Mail iii.i nol wall tn se- h. i-ou
would construe away the noaioui pro- j
Islons 'i' 1 he law.
"Tin law speaks fur Itself. The nan
who advocated und the man who made ,
it worded 11 as to carry ut their I
Intention to affect chang in oaiatlng
oondltlona
"Is?! me see Mgyc thej sought. In
the hcarlugs held'oafora Ihe Committee
mi Merohanl Marine and Klshojies ..f
December II, 1011, Mr. 1:. Arthur, editor
of the I'niii.1 Meuntra'a Journal, sas.
" 'This mil I deelgned to
Bet rhl ,if these nlltei. in tongue, .'Olor. J
Instlncl and vert thina else, ami to r,
lace them with Amerl, ans
"Mr Andrew Puruseth, pr
srnatlonal Ifaamen' l'nlon
"'A v. ssel that has lhai
t'ugs ill
Ident In
lays i
kind of a
crew (Chlnesel is so ntt.-iit unseaworthy
that she Is not only ganger to horeetf.
Inn to every class of vessel that she
I meet-.. J'aKC 6.
-eiiitior Hiirloit'a rn,
I "Tmss the legislators
I Ur, on, proceedings, . ,
till).
I 'Hon a tor Burton i
I I 'OHpl
oher :
ssioaol
to JS,
"The committee
of tin- provision
substitute woald
ihe trana-Puclftu
would be the Ii-
provision .' The
business on the
I O.uuKht the adoption
n Miction 1 i Of the
I llrlV our Halt out of
trade ' What
( suit of adoption of thl
mx boats engaged in
i Pacific no doubt Mould h forced lo
j withdraw." Pago 11 '
. "Referring to tin language leal sec-
I tion ! tho law requires the Collector of
Customs, up.ni the sworn complaint of
any reputable cltlgeu that tha eeutlon is
' not compiled with i which fp ,y be made
I at any time up to g hours before
ihe departure Of the vessel) to cause tiie
I muster of the . rew to delerinine the lin l
Tou ate powerless to change the law or
1 in control the uciion of members of
the Heaineu's Union, who are alt 'r-pu-
j labia Cltlsen ' II Is easy, however,
I when tlkt lines of the faulfiu UoSSn
have teased to he, to give IttstrUOtion
which spparsntl) take the teeth out
of Ihe law.
"Porchaiica yOU hate not read opinions
of Mr, William K. Mct'ombs, chairman
of ti,.- Democratic hfattonnl Conimlttea,
Which appeared in Tin; St n of Nuyern-
ber thus
" 'I believe that th" l.a PollettO law
should be repealed.
" I have Investigated carefully and
I believe the bill pin- unwarranted bur-
ileus upon lin ."inppniK iti.erva.Ri
"11 is pleasant. Indeed. ,l, . Secretaty.
in note your satisfaction over the fact
that ihe stockholder! have received n i
Hood price for their ships. Il la due
lo tin accldeill of WSrt however, alitl i
; noi to iii,- seamen's bill, that the sbun-l
' ilonmctii of commerce on the pgclflo
I ici a u lo tm chin owned line ot Rleum-
1 -nips was not accompanied by diss.
nous lluanclal loss to Amerlcuii cor-
poratlona ami tiuir tockholderi Yours
very truly,
"j. kri'Ttbohnitt, Ohalrman."
l.uarnnlr Truat Plan Proposed.
At a special meeting of the dlrsctor
of the ciuaranty Trust Company ysster
day recommendation wu made to the
Stockholders thai the capital or the num
pany be increased from tin.Oiiii.non to
11)0,000,000 and that the new stock be
offered to stockholders ol par.
CjgatSMS llecelpis 1 r.K-rdar.
The total receipts for duties at the
L'usiotn House yeslei'day were $fi9,
6HH.TI. of which 1111,014.81 was for
merohsndls withdrawn from bonded
warehouse and ItTO.lTl.t J for reeam
I Importations.
M
FANCY WHITE, 72 CENTS I
The hen isn't doing her full duty these
day, She's putting on ner autumn
fbathar mni is out of aorta generally
Incidentally she's waiting Tor the pullets
of 1011 to become regular he: s. and
when tills day arrives she will stall right
in again laying eggs with some degree
of regularity.
The are the reasons. gCCOrdlnB to
commission men and wholesale ami re
tail dealers in eggs, why the consumer is
obliged tn pay nit the way from Si cents i
per iloneti for cold storage eggs lo 71 and
cents per rioien lor fancy white fresh
egg- Many folks, who don't know the
difference, are handing up 10 cents a
ifozen for cold storage eggs.
It Is to prevent this fraud that Coin-
mission jonn J Diiwn .r tna atate us
Dartmam of Itbod and Markets has d
ei.lril to prosecute every person who
after November la fnlls to niake It eleiir '
to his customers that the cold storag
I eggs they buy come out of the refrlu- 1
orator, i'mier ihe jaw cold storage sggi
must he inarki'! SI such on their Oaae
gild "cohl storage ' signs must be poste.1
1 conspicuously at the place ,f sal'.
j Pancy whlto 'Kas sold yoatarday at s
cenlH per dOBen wholesale. Tilts WOtltd
makti the retail price cents, or a 1
much as the retail dealer can get 1 .
price tleprnils largely uiioii the purse
strings uf ins customsri and the neigh-
borhood in which he I doing business
Pancy lirown exes OOSI 44 eer.ts per
iii.zcn hy the crate wholesale yesterday,
! which means that the retail pin e in
many places will bo at least 41i or 5u j
j cent to-day,
I Although .; is generally agreed that
the white and ywll of 11 whit ess are
i just as nutritive aa the white ami yoll
I ot ,1 brown eaa. and is.iewiy can tell
I one eaw fr.cn the othe. if bointthodv
else removes the shell before sxlt and
i pepper are added, the difference in est 1
I between Ihe whites and browns is 10
' ,-p'tt s a dozen.
The demand for fancy white .: '
1 is essentially a freak of Snw Yorkers. '
Tiiey have made up tlieir minds that s
, wh te eirg te tho oni eax thai is iu 1
! eat. aiiti therefore they have got to have
It. And In these days, the drear days
of the yoar for the hen. they have to
1 pay handsomely for it.
Western eirn- were quoted Yesterday
' at from 31 to t cents a dooen whole
sale, .it.d theae are fres'i esrre thit have
' never gone lilt" a eoolr:. gtOMgO ca--
I ware 11 cente wholeaale.
1 in Washington Market strictly fres",
j PKils Were retailed at (1 ct .its a dozen.
Stat, eaas were retalied a 1" ecu'
a dosen and cold storage eggs at
rents tloseti. Prices at Mores In dlf
' feragt parte of the city, where sue i
1 large quantltka are not sold as in the
J market, ranged higher a a mic.
i Price, yeaterday wer-. about the anni.
i a a ygat ago. except for tiie fancy
j w iirtes
Ms " ess dealer didn't take very
asi
',irt
usi the . aim ol ommiseion. . un
that he has Information that 17,000.-
nun cold storage egga are being sold .11
tills City each weak as fresh n;:..
AMERICAN TRADE WITH
SO. AMERICA LEAPING
Export show 980,000,000
Jump in Nine Mouths Period
Ended September 'W.
W aSHINOTON, Nov
Figures ...ne
public to-day b)
Commerce show a
giowth of trade
States and the
the Department .-r
Bleat Increase in the
between the 1'nite.i
countries of HOUIh
America.
Ill the nine nonth
tember, t i-1 4 . expur-s
ended with iep
to South Ainei I. a
were valued a' T4,000,000 I in tne OOlTe-
spoiidlng period of this ear the ex
port increasad to 1104,000, ISsports
to stouth America m gsptembar thi yeai
doubled aa compared with sales In Sep
temlier. 114, heln 111,000, I, ..Kali.-;
111,000,000,
Comparing the two nine
sales to Argentina increasi
.Oil. i to 111,000,000 ai d I
J9; .(.tn) to 114,000,000
until periods,
i from 111,
Brasll from
In the same
pet iods the value
increased from 12
ot sxports to Mexico
nun, mni to 110,000,000
and II
Cuba
.; 9,000,00
III,
000,000,
ICXport to Burop in the nine month
period of ll'M ended with September
were valued at 1174,000,004 1 ir. tiie nine,
month of this year they Jumped t"
11.141.000.000.
nil tne import side thi re Was u still
larger increase III value of the trade
relation between t ie United states and
South America. Import to South Amer
ica iii the nine month psrlud of lull
were valued at 1171,000,0001 they In
creased to 1110,004,000 In the cone
spoil ling nine months this y ear.
WILKESBARRE RIOTS CONTINUE
Afleniiit lo Hun 4'nrs llrinus Man,
tour. Demonstrations,
VfLKSSgABSS, Pa. Nov. V Continued
dlaordt i due to the operation or street
Cgr b)' strike breakers In tit employ of
tin. wukesbarre Railroad Company
..unci Siienif Knlffen asl, that 100 a I
dltlWtal Stale Hoopers be sent here. Car
were stonel lit many points throughout
in, Wyoming Valley and because of
titreatenlng crowds all cars were with
drawn before dusk. William Madden uf
New York was badly beaten, but the
police rescued hliu before ho waa seri-
i oil-It injured.
hen the i rew of a West Si le car was
attacked a Mrike breaker on the rear
end of the car tired twice at the crowd
of 00, The car speeded up and escaped.
i 'f the nine men arrested In the city
ysaterday two wer held under bad for
court to-day on charge of rioting. The
others escaped with small lines.
i.immi rjlsl Dreaesssker win strike
Abraham Kllner, manager of the gen
eral strike of girls employed by private
dressmakers, stated yesterday that ha
hud effected an agreement with sixty
of the dressmaking cotiosrisi, luoludinsf
some of Ihe largest rtrins, and that ,O00
or the Mrlksra would return to work
to-day.
oiii pi I ol ler
loaea .e.,rla Hank.
Toi'ooA. (Is., Nov. S. Thr
tionsl Hank ol Toooog did u
I,. The PHrai Mu
ll open fo-
buslnesa to-(luy. A nolit-c SaVUl thai i
waa iu tint hands of the Comptroller Of
tho Ourrsnoy and that ihhi oolktci Ion,
and Inability to meet the dejiiumls ol
draaMltona OSUSsd lip' bunk to slogo.
The bank has u i-apltai of Tt,000 and
dpolta of IKj.OOO. D. J. Hnvpaon la
president.
MANY CASES AFFECTED
WA0HIXOT0
'ouri handed
N. Nov. K. Thr Supreme
dOWm tO'day n opinion
which means tlit millions of dollars Will
I he siive.l to tic city of New Vrrrk. The
j highest tribunal reversed the Judgment
I of the Kedersl Court for the Southern
; I'lwirlet of New York and the Court of
I Appeals In the Ashokiin dam esse. Tills
I esse Involved t test suit to llx a nieas
, ure of value to b applied in awarding
i damages for properly taken for the now
reservoir in connection with ew tor a
i iiy s improved water oupply.
It Is held by the Supreme Court that
the commlsaionera had no power to
nwarii conipenoatlon to proparty owners
in excess of the ncttial "face market
value" of the land and that there can
he no comnenaatlon allowed on account
: of the "adaptability of the land for
reservoir purposes.
The decision was In what Is known aa
the Nag case, involving about 14,100.
Hut the rule applied win affect other con
demnations ltiid In Ihe ggragato Will
aavn the city Pig sums Whlctl it WOUld
hate had to pay If the rule of the lip-
prslaer to aw.,rd com penaa tion baaad
on "adaptability" had st 1 as tha Couri
of Appeals and the federal Court helow
left It.
When the fifty foot granite tower In
the centra of 'he Ashokan dam slto was
dedicated In 1001, Mayor Oaotg 11 Me
ridian ana we led criticisms of egtrava
aaiice in the acqulattlon of land for the
new nater supply by eaytng that all
responsibility rested with the courts, and
not with ihe commission. The commis
sioner who condemned the lend were
appolnttd b) th courts, he said, und
their itndlnga wer either approved or
disapproved by the court,
Mayor (Jaytioi later severely eritletaod
the ni:iio,i of the commissioners ap.
pointed by Judges. He said, in 1100.
thai it would o. cheaper to abandon the
Catskllls project and take water from
the Qreat i-ikes. selling water to munl
clpalltlea along the line.
There w. re many set. of commission,
ers who condemned the lands, on De
cember 1. 1000, Supreme Court Justice
Howard of New York said Hit Whole
project of th- condemnation ol land In
the Ashokan valley was chara terlaed
by waste, disorder and confusion 111
said a slt.gle commissi.. 1. With ., fixed
salary should have received Complete
power to disKe of the entire matter.
Not only war land owners paid for
th land taken for the ity's purposes,
but in some cases additional damages
were allowed because of ihe claim thai
their property was peculiarly adapted
for the purpOS f a reservoir.
BEATEN ALDERMEN THREATEN
Plan Payroll i ate o tie, Kren for
Hilda, l Menace.
The Board of Aldermen will mOI at
noon to-day In special session to organise
as a board of county canvassers to pan-
is the tot- of .,t wt ek's election. An
hour later ihey will receive the 1010
budget front the Hoard of Batlmate, It
n .11 be rep .-red to the finance committee,
which will hold hearing on It. After
lWnty days the budget must be returned
to the Mayor.
lulling loose twenty d.ivs se.eral Al
dermen are egpe 'ted to raise rumpus
Mt'm re ommetided. Some of the
fusion Aldermn who were det
, ted kt
the election of last Tuesday
that thay never would have
but for the menace to Joli
salary drawers thai the new
ire allegln
been beaten
holder and
budget con- i
t .1
ini
lay cannot in rease any or me
S, Init they ciin cut soma down
hat. threatened to do so to let
i they
t Mat Hi
election a
s hemes
now '.n.w they reel snout tne
iff,-, t.ii by ins economy 1
When tic- Alderman set
through with
th .Idlie; ,1 Will oe s.io-
Ject to the Mayor s veto.
CAR CLEANERS ON STRIKE.
ruiiioai, Emplayeea
vaata ituiiroa,!
join Posnai i -
Walkout.
The ear closnlntT sn I cur Inspection
department. ,.f both the Penneyh'snta
Itsllroud ami tiie Pullman Palsc t-ar
Company i" the Punnyelde railroad miiV
!ong Island 'htt, ttiie Usd up ester-
dny when 100 employee of the Pulknan
company Joined the :ii employed by the
' l-e-.iisylv.il. ia load. The mM want an
I in- i-caee in w ages
The sti ka leave ootn oompanies in n
predicament Hundracto of Pullman and
day coa. lies -which arrive dally at the
penrtayfvauUi terminal in Manhattan are
sent across to the Sunny sale yards to lo
. leaned With the entire . leaning force
omptoyed In the yard on strike this n-
tiri work has bSBtl brought to a hall.
L'naMe to oome to terms with the 'too
strikers from th.- smelting department
of the Klchols Copper Company in Isttirel
IllU, on tin outskirts r isitig Island
i the company yesterday shut down
the entire plant, throwing 1,400 men out
Of employment.
.tin Hose i. old Prom Air,ia,i.
Cold imports amounting to 13,000,000
were received ut the Ultlted Slates Assay
Office yeaterday. Of the gold $:4.ony
worth was in frsjica and the remainder
In English sovereign The gold ar
rived on the Can erotila and Cymric
front London last Sunday It was
brought in by the Ouaranty Trust Com-
pany. louring Hot jtnst threo monthl
about 1100,000,0011 Worth of Imported
gold
i (fflci
has h.
n re.
Ived
Assay
IRIUMiATK' notice.
Ml Mir. WILLIAM In p.iruan.-r of an
onUi of lloiitir,il)lP John I'. 'nhuis.n,
Mirrng ti. ill in- I'liir.v n .-vw . .trfc,
N OTIC IB t- lierfl flvati t ail p0rf,iwt
beWni clalttn eeelncl Wlllletn Sherp, ut
I ol ti.f county of Naw York, decaatetl, t.
preeatit tha aema with veuohera thareof a
lha iibicrib'T. hH iildu of tritnua'-tii'ig
bualnaaa ! th olflua hla ettomaye
, Lord, tvay uerd, No well .stit, tn
tha Ctty of Ne erk, on of befera ihf e
1 dAy tif Daameer nait peted, Naw York
I tha 3Jih dey t Mar, 1110 WILLIAM B
OHTOIIuP, 4dmlnlotreter, o, t. a. LORD,
PA i. -'HP. Attornaya for Admlnlatretor,
I c t. t, 49 Waill Itraet, Horoueti uf Man
hattttn. City of New York.
i ADAMS, Al.HKItr A - In purauane. ot
I an orasr of KOnorablS lt-bsrt l.u.llow
yoadsr. s surrogHt.. ef tn. County ef n.w
York, Notlee la h.rrby slvsil to a',! p.r-
i sum. havin, olalini iia.iin.at Albsrl A.
Adams, late of th. county of n. York,
dsosu.sd, to preeent ths mine, wr.h vouug-
, era tterof, lo lh- auhacrlber. at pi. -a of
transa.-lliiK hiialea.!.. No. ,.. Cellar Hlraat,
hi tin Pity of NOW York, on or DSfore lh.
Itlli iluy of Ilecsnih.r nel. Patau Net.
1 York, th" 1 ,l h dny of J.ina. 1j I.fl.tf
V. aiiams. Kssautrl. UBOHUk c. i.av.
: Altsrnsy for Hsoutrts a o vvdui street
I New York City.
LOST, KIH Ml AMI III ll Mm-
at if ilornlngalds Avsnue, July I4thi
, 'e: l lllcuies, l:.'l sharss Norfolk .nil Wis-.
am. Southsrn I'aoifl u llsliroad, bslong.
In, in Prances Dolan. P., box i , m. .
IIKIJ' WANTKU MAI.K.
TINrl.MlTHH .ml Ironwtirkara WAKREN
L. CORTi til J i. kun Av... L. I. City.
MAY SEEK LEGISLATION
RprO1itatlVe of Oil branches of .the 1
tobacco industry formed combination
yesterday which in to ne known as iho
Tobacco M -reliant Association of the
fulled States. The meeting v as held
St the Hotel McAtptn. C. I'rederi. I;
CrOOby acted aa temtiorart ihalltnaii.
Charles DUOtlklndi who drafted the plan
of organisation, was present aa counsel.
pennaneni hogdejuartero me to be'
opened nt a Heekman gtnot, Which Will i
he the nieetliiK place Tor tohacco men
from nil parts of the country.
At the close of yesterday's meeting I
the president, Jacob Wert helm, laid that
he dglrd to MRphaglOO the fad that the
Tobacco Merchants Association as not I
organloed with view to Itmll competl-1
tion or to Interfere In any waj with iic
freedom of trading. 1 n the contrary, he
eaid. tin- platform of the association is 1
baOOd upon the principle ilnt the field
of commerce must la- open to all
We believe." he said, "thai it is en
tirely proper for a irade organiaatlon 10
use all lawful means to stop rulnoua and
reckloa compatltioii. since the disinte
gration of ihe former tobacco combing
lion Inlo a number of rival concert, I
competition has I n so keen and so
vloleni thai ihe Industry has 1 onte very
much demoraltfled One of the main ob
jects of tn.- Tobacco Merchants Associa
tion win ne to bring about the employ
ment of hoaithler und more profitable
methods of doing business w in
lha
end in view ihe nssorlatlon will not 1
resort to propagands and pcreua
I methods, Put if iemsi.iiu" should
he
I necsaaary 10 Improve iradlng
or remove trade evils I its ansa
conditions
latlon will
, endeavor to h i ui -
enaotmont 01
I such legislation.
"There is a proasln need for such .1
organization in Ihe tohacco iudUStf
I not only because of the pre, nl
.1.
I moraltsed condition of tin tobs inisi-
I nesr. hut bsoaUBe tile very magi Itud of
list Industry reunites that there shoiitd
he some power, some subetantlal "iat;c-
I nation to -peak for ii With IliAliei
I and authority und to look out for lis
general welfare, a. id hence the forma-
I tion of tin- Tobacco Merchant Asaocla-
j tion. which we expect will soon I lie
i of tin- bigseat trade rgjniaat.o:.a In
1 the United States."
1 The following vice-presidents, win.
At TI MM RtXIKfs.
W.
NA9 SAU
Real trsaaureislandsrightathand.
Perfect winter c liniats, a charming
social life and two famous hotels
of the Florid Emit Coast Co
The Colonial
Open Jt.nut.ry 4
Royal Victoria
Opens Dkmsu IS room, anlr
Tournamente in outdoor sports
wsskly. Open Coif Feb. 21
Annual Golf Fob. 28. Tannis
Championship
Bahamas, Fab. 14
Naw Ysek Office
243 Fifth Avenue
Teleabeae 230
Madieea Square
J. W. GRSENE,
Mansg.r
rnNNs-ii.t am WeraersvtU.
Galen Hall in the Mountains
WtRNCRSVIltt. PA.
Wktre Winter Day, re fell el Cbtrnt
Modern High (tr.de Hotel with m.terl.l
eonifort .ml gt-si theer Km-eptionaliy
dry .lr with aunny exposure ami she teretl
from North winds Iteautiful walks
through the red.r- Resident Ptijriu-i.n.
In . Kitchen. Cursttveand Tonic Hutns.
Klertric Treatments. Ma. -age. Etc..
Skilled Oaeraters New Booklst. tV, hours
from N. Y. through Pullman vi. ( enir.1
K. R. of N. J. V ? houra from Phils.,
Reading R. It UUrsture and Winter
terina on reiiuesl N Y Office. 1113 Mh
Are. rhxne. Had, So, KI0,
IIOWAKri M wish Mgr.
OAUI Mill M AIN .
F. 1 Y'ounk'. Gensral Man.ger.
NEW JEK.SKY Laaewoed.
Laurel-in-the-Pines
LAKEWOOD. N. J.
Will Open November 18
A highly itttr;t'-(ip I bo.tlthrnl
fttr fM iitl wltiit-r tKijtiurn. An aimilatic'
of liikpftldt' nnlki an. I ilrlvt'ft
HnVeU tennia courta .mil puttloi rtoni
IK hi il,- unit' cinir., ):tl!y unlit'' Pel f4in-
4lPt(l. TflcKmiili Li fill l.lllK llltt AIM't! tt-lt
miih and "in
If Hru el I Bos
lti. me--
( handler Rrov t t n., Iirnker.
Frank F. Shute, Mgr.
i.ak rstv
Now i.'.ii
-Oil, Ni J.
for fall an
wlntar iNonn
PANaHNBHRO), Mr.
NEW JKKsrv Atlantic IU,.
ATLANTIC CITY
Superior local inn with an j
imtKclp.ietta ........ .,,' I I I
t... t,;., v icw ui paucit
aiifl botirtlwulK A rrrot)in.ecl
Htandtird ot ex:lleice
Car,600. WAlTtTR J. BU2BY.
tf Art S
F.W.Hemi lay Son. p$
fW tf ADINti RES0RI HOlfl Of TMf WOalff
ATLANTIC OITVi N, J.
JOglAM'VMrT'i'l'a'QNa'co'isa.My
TRAYMORE
largest la
ll.ulic til.
m f r e
nana mas t
1 MfJMf ilv
VWAf1ri
t""rTW
LINE
ew York
t
HAVANA A?NvpuB,iTS
Sailings Thursdays and Saturdays,
NASSAU
Woeklv arrvirr; and direct forme
tiona with I lav .ma
MEXICO
Sailing! BUS h I hundn
Booklets, rates an I .helule m ill
be promptly supplied on egpUcation,
NXW YORK S CUBA MAIL S. S CO.
General Off SMS I Pier 14. I H Y
FRENCH LINE
, omiiasoie ,.e,,eraie i ransatlanttaa,
r i is i ,t. si u i) i
Sailings for BORDEAUX
LAFAYETTE . Nov. 13, 3 P. M.
ESPACNE Nov. 20, .1 p. M.
LA TOURAINE Nov. 27. P. M.
ROCHAM BEAU Dec. 4, 3 P. M.
THE NEW Ql'ADRLPLK SCRF.W
S. S. LAFAYETTE
Maiden Trip from N. Y. Nov. 13
I t ill 1 N I . lit l I II IS M i l
COMPANY'S OFFICE
American Line
AMERICAN STEAMERS
Under the American Flag
N. Y. Liverpool. Pier 62. N. R Noon
mi. Loula n. ii at Paul .. i
PhlladTphla Not. n 'Finland Net m
White Star Line
N.Y. Liverpool, Pler60. N.K.. Noon
Haiti, lie. t tSrtall, in. -
Azores Gibraltar Naples (.mo,.
anoptr Not. in. lo M 1 relli in. :i
Oft ii K, n H'W 4T,M. Y. lei won Kei mi
CUNARD
EUROPE VIA LIVERPOOL
Tuscania Fri . , Nov 26, 4 I' M
i Wil li' iMA M.i hltt M i ! m
KtXONlA IT lit ' - I" V
TI SCAM CHI IU.' .i. i r l
Kb Hiaita to ilasgo,
Rot'Nit mi ntiRi nil its
Throngs tjooklnga lo .11 prinlpal poei, of Us
4 IIMI'tM g ,11 I II i
.-I -4 Male St
Ol II IMIMIVIOV IN,
T. sh point" South eiel West,
day p M . i i, .- North Bli
l'"i rrsnklln
awl
T.l
taSAMslili- in HI is aor park
OIlli l.,l Ag.nt all llnsa.
armond a tt hiiruiub Co.. SIR MS V. N T.
KVKR1 inn n t'K I, in,, iii in. hi
lent- far.- lo all p.dnt- s. if i ll
M KAN STI IMNIIII1 i . MH ".Hi t t
fli T" BKItM' t'A BY " s BBRMCDIAJT'
Boekltu tlaebar S.S, Co.J.td., c . st
The pulillr hs ple.1
BOSTON $2.65
Via Host snd tl.il. HIM '. IllU' 4,1.1
PROVIDENCE !,;. $1.60
kih no i mi- si o.i.
Colonial Line
i lift i rlaae aervtce. ceterlne to ihi i
t''k in ftiul uiulii s itt . ' i
i" 39, N. it. rft Wei Hou-tt.ri - m.
uui-nlc Ktmtn. ai.tHi in a.i in. mrfiei
fuiiipiufitl tvptowe nnir3, Hn-tl-o. V;
' ia at Pnooe lrlnJ M9t
New York-Albany-Trny
Capital I.i';" Olir t . 1 ri- n I
Irii. ai ,o. ,.., ... i s
St.. dally. ,f.:3t) V M . V. 1;'; 1 .
N:ahi Kxpreeo Line, nr i W
nuinrt Iflpi fleftO, 1 1'
delist i'. dM.i . itSd .t ' ' ' !
T:. spnuK -t
HUDSON NAVIGATION CO.
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON S3.0a
I.t. HI KB 14 S. R., A. t'uliue a i .
& in v. M Muei
p i enden Worwli'hi i in .
IfOUdon l v I'll r -tn. s. ft., it.
ft eaek clef only, ft l' i
t. B., ii. H JdtU M.. 0 oo r. M
t or, safer, s 1.041 . 1'nit hleiirs dii
ol I'alllK l I I K,HIM
liaiit, iiitiiiuoi. siimiat
Fl' 'il Pie- l, R I! 'i
4'lit ri kt ' Iftli s. Sao Hrn
I'pt iwjl T! liet Llffle, II -..
Mn,",V,UN $1.00 TO ALBAN.
Kill Ml I It IP ,1 ,-.ii. , in lit , inl
Stra. I.t . dally Pier 118, II U
I u:u p M , u tan ut ,, p.M i
I U Dtreeii maim, -ii 'i-m i mi
I B?ftWL . PORTLAND
U , Ia. ... .4
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mrrs, I'lllltUailat, i0 1 h - nil li
Lilefettiro, i lii ii - ui n
lurnUli iily in- rntr
California Elpoiition Tour ' 11
1 iviitvt ay, ai r.'il
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I,
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