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iVEWS OF 7Y FINANCIAL WORLD NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK PRICE$
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Safe-Deposit
Vault
We Invite our customers
to avail themselves of
our Burglar Proof Vault
for the storage of Liberty
Bonds an J other securities
and valuables, for which
therj Is- no charge.
As an extra factoi of
safety watchmen arc em
ployed both day and
nicht.
MONEY PROBLEM AGAIN BECOMES
CHIEF FACTOR IN THE N. Y. MARKET
JL.
New York Stocks
Neiv York Bonds
Adam i Hxpro?. . ,
dvatico Huniely,
TWSLSLI
Frazier & Co.
HANKERS
Broad & .Sanborn St.. 1'ltila
211 V.. Redwood St.. lialtii
Advances Occur Early as Kc&tilt of Clearing Lp of Ijnc.er-iA.iv numciVpf ".
. .. . i-ii . I i ri .in AUskn Gold M..
liiiniiua ui iJiccilGii iu'siiiis. mil v.uiiuiiuuii iui'
rowing Hcslrietioii!) Soon liring Keaclion'
Alaska Juneau.
Allls-Chalm Mfif..
MIlB-Chalm 51 pf.
bit
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Miiii .iguui jsiritt'd iU prnmlnr nee as a iilef fnetor In determining
the moVemcntM uf security values und unc-OHliiens over tlio piobablllty
ofolitulnlnsr u supply of fund" chirked u buying movement tliut wus n
fituro of tlio Initial tiiidlnif and. caused a reniTi'l tjelllnj? wave on which
riiibfctntiti.il declines were sustained all thiough tho llstlurtns tho forc
iiuoii Irudlng In tin- stock market tudav . ,
The clearins up of titieertulutles ovei the election lestilts on Tuesdu
Jt tlrtit lmd tm influence In brllialiiif In buying orilerH lrom all over tlio
lountry, and in tlio first few minute Hide was n htrons tone, with vis
or'iis advanced in tlio Initial tradliitf In all the important Issue.. Tills
movement, however, was i:uniily brought to u ulou bv statements that
the money committee at Its meeting icslcnluy would ngtee to only Irlflin;
nioJillcatloiiH of the regulations rifctr.tlnltiu; Mock market operations.
At the same time come specialties wete Intluonced unfavorably, with
i he outlook for prohibition resulting lrom Tuesday's (lection lestilts
causing Ikhvj western wiling of DMlllu Securities, which, after open
ing at 50';. hnd a quick drop to I"8.
SlHilne preferred uh weak from the stall, elliujf down more than '.'
I Inlx to below 111.
Southern Vai'lflc nni the Ktioiige'st of the tallroaU stocks in tne eaily
'i.ding. Mheii It was tousht on a larKo .scalo by Important banking- In
uii-itB. but after lt -idvancu or 1 point to lCCi, It lost all its gain.
ruitcil ytuton Steel common wan directly Influenced tn tin- money
- tu.aiion uiid, after advancing Bs to 10M;, dropped to tOJ'',!. Haldnln
umotive moed In the Mitn" manner, helling call; at 81-j and then
Am Acricul Chem.ion:, 10.1.', llUJi 10j;,
Am Heet Supar... tlli 00 5SH o0
Am Can lij; KIW JO -10
Am Can pref t5 mH OMl V.i'i
Am Car ft Kdy. . h.5a b5)i S5!i M?i
Am Car& iy pf.lll 111 111 111
A in Kprea i a. f . .
Am H!do & Ltt . 15't W o l'.'i
Am It & U,i pr. JU Slh SI . fit
Am International. OS CSla os'i OSW'
Am Ice .tflJi fi.'i iu,t 'S'X
Am Ieo pief j51i . .. ...
Am Linseed 4u'a ll'i lO'i 41
Am I.ocomotlxe. .. t'4 Oo'l Cw 0j'
Am Smelt i ltcf. bWi 'Ji'i 10)i l)-)i
Am Sumatra Toli.lUl 101 101 101
Am Steel I"drles. P0 ViOii OU'J IlO.'s
Am Tel & Tel. . lbT't 10Vi 107' i 10s
Am Tob pf new . . (V .
Atlan Const Line 10,1 10JJi
Anaconda Copper. 71' 72
Atch Top &. H !' . 'A')'. Itl'j
A tell T & H V nf . i-7 S7tt i7
Atl Clulf & V I.. 11H li:ij 11 15 113
Baldwin Looj JflJi hl'j HO1! f-O"
Ualt & Ohio .... S7'-' fA'i Cs
Halt & Ohio pf . . fil ...
Jliirrett Co .... 10J lO.j 10.!
llatopllag .Mlnhu. l"i I".' 1
Uctlilehem Steel., fl'j 0.V, C"'4
Ileth Steel pief.. 10
lllsh
J12?(iM)Anslo.Kicli Ji U5";
10000 Cityof Pnrla 03 J8
1000 Dl A Ilud conv
ox 87 ',4
SOOO T;rlo conv 4i
Scr A ., 51
1000 Trench V.ep-jbHa
GHh 10.i
iOOOIntcrb Mt Ifcs J4l
l.'onoo Imrb It T rt Bs S2j
insoon i.liirrtj ii mo:.nu
JfOOO lo ,I 41. 01.8S
40000 Jto tJao sen 4s rt
300 V O. T&M 4 1 s nn
SOIIO Kliinlnlf fill 4a till.'.
275000 Sou I'ue ev Si. 10C A. lnrt
10000 Sou IMo ev 4h. Uli'i HUM,
3000 Son. I'ae rfd Ix Sli 8i
50000 U rf Ilubbcr Zi 8G S?I
13000 U K steel bf 3b VHU PS't
6000 Union Tao ClU3.t 103i
3000 U1C of U L I
rv3n ii loio.ioo'i looi
ilOOO 1 1C cf (111 & I
5ia lOi'l . PS t'S
1000 "West Ulea 3b. !'T "7
Low
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Philadelphia Stocks
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1AU like Stor as
10 O Anpli pf 7HJ
100 Int M -M. .10
SOU Lit Sup a IT
S Ih Val. . 3i
lit Penna nil 48ii
to I'n Halt M 84
ins I'lilla Klec !
Un Trnet 4o
90f O I... 70
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100 C Steel.l0.1"t 103',4 10S')i
I t f"t fr-v-k uA H. alh 1-
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HIbIi Low
A'cti) York Curb
102!i m
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Investment
Suggestions
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'6 have jut jncpaud a encu- J
lar listing 9." attractive bond
offerings, including:
38 Municipals i
IS Railroads, M
20 Public Utilities, f
4 Industrials,
7 Foreign,
ISetu Stl Clas.-J 11 M-i l-lt b'J-,
L'eth Stl Sue pf.lOSJs ICJ 1UIJ
llrliljn imp Tran. ll'i W I'l
llootli Kiaheilea .. K!?4 t'3't 'SI
Uurna Ilrutlicr!- . . l.Vi U' 1W
Uutte Cop & Zlnn ll'i 11! i U'j
UUtte A: SuDerlur. i!."i
ICal Petroleum.. . 1!1 SUJ '-'1
I f'al Packlni; -Jo Joli 4."i
Canadian Pacific, llx! 107f; lOTJi
Cent Leather Co.. Oti? Oii 03
I Ccrro de Pusco C. 07i .".' ".7
(Chandler Motor... 0.V.J W Mi
Uiesa i. Ohio UJlj tO.'i (pt'
, Chi Gt Ve-(tcm . S" Vi 8'i
,. ,. . . 1 , .1. C1U Gt AVest pf.. 1'4.','
UcvOpcniiigbtfady. .Market 1 iiriisc-hi 31 . st raui. si'j oi si
4 iwii i "r t. ur i nr. n:i .- ;...-
ol serious uisiurif rj.i&y ;u iw iu 1.1101m
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SrrnctL t-'int'T
St J(t1"p.l l.VAil
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EUROPEAN SITUATION ' COTTON MAKES QUICK
BRINGS DROP IN CORN RESPONSE TO SELLING
NLW VOHK lNACriVi; STOCKS
Kolloulns ro qiiotmloiiB lor llmctlvs
New ork wtoclui
In which then) were
no truiimotlotis today. The pikes clven
ate thu laht prvjIoUH cnle:
Acme T 1st pf SO Jewel Tea pf S4
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PIIILA. l.VACTIVK STOCKS
4I0UUO Int
4H .... IV
Son I-ikc Sup
Ine C.. .Ti'H
1700O Leh Val
w I. .1111
1000 Phllri K)ta
1st t.. , 1111
8000 Uli Utt-y
Inv Ca. 00,
Follow Injr are quolniioni for Inactlv
i-tooka llstd In the Philadelphia Stock
Kxchange and In which there, wore no
iranmietlon.i today. The prloo clven 1j
tho lust preNloiu clobe:
Acmo Tea Co. 78 Lit Dro! 245
,Vj .Mlnelill! ... . 6'i
10 North l'nt. . 71
i North Penna. 91
IMm N 11 Cp 88
A War,
Alliance Inn
Am (Ian . . .
Am H.vy pf
Am MlllliiK.
Am Stra pf
inn .1 ii . .
Kuf . S(i pf.
until Sicei . .
Cambria Stl.
I'ataw 1st pf.
l-ataw !il uf.
Con Trae N ,T tt!(i
Ht i. U T... 10
IU & II T pf. 17
Key Tol Co. 7U
Key Tel pref. 4'J
Llltlo Schuyl. 48
LOCAL TRADING IS QUIET EARLY, . ,
BUT THE UNDERTONE IS FIRM
William Cramp. General Asphalt, Railroad Issues ami ,
1 U. S. Steel Advance Utility Bonds
Are Active and Strong
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90
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38'
51
Penna Halt M
I'hlla Co
Phila Co pf . .
I'lilla Co cum
pf
Phlla P. tr cts
l'nila Timc . .
Thlla & (-t
81'b
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StocU trudhiff was quiet on the Philadelphia exchango early today, but.
there was Indication of underlying klrcngth auiidei the lead of 'promlnont
peace nrbltraito Imtes, I'ulted States Steel common making 11 fair iidvaiiiXi
Hnd I'cniiKylvanla Itallroad and l.ehlgh Valley each hcorlnt: good gains
Oeneral Asphalt common continued In demand and moved up U, ntnf"
Cramp certificates showed further utrcngth, advancing i polijt to 80. ucforo- ,
the end of the first hour's trading. IJlectrle Storngo P.attery, Lake Supc-Iof ''
L'nlted Ga3 Improvement and Union Traction cunio out unchatiKcd.
Philadelphia Klcctrlc did not develop rovci c wcaknef s on nnnouueen er.fc
thut tho proposed advance from tho Government of $0,000,000 for tho erection "
of a power plant would not be granted. That Issue was, however, the cctiv
leader of homo lsiues and was fractionally lower, Rapid, Traiuit trust cei'tJfjf,
eaten also turned downward lor a loss or ';, una. Pennsylvania nnu reecocu j,
the nanio amount. '
Utility bonds reflected belief In an early end of hostilities In Uurope, 1
s-vcral Important issues bolng nctivo ana changes wcro to nigiici- ievrtr
United llallw.i)H Investment 5s and Interstate Hallway 4s were strong and
Philadelphia Electric first 5s were active but unchanged. Lehigh Valley
Hath nail new Gs w. 1. continued to how much momentum, but held steady.
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
clliii!! Follows
Jleav)
ports
ance in Germain
'Set Decline
Chi North 'n..l0:
C P. I &. Pacific. !!1
'cnisi'Sjc pf. 71
,C 11 I ft P7pcpf. Wi
Chile Copper. . . 1K.U
Chlno Copper . . KU
ol'j
K3'i
103' i 103', 103.'.'
-"Ji 29 2S.li
22U
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S3?;
125 1
10
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Am 15 S P. '!
Am 11 A V pf tlio
Am licet S pf S-J
Am Hk Note 3 4
Am Cltlej pf. 161-;.
Am Cisur... 99 h
Am Coal ... 31
Am Ixioo Pf 100
Am Malt ... 4
Am Malt pf. 404
Am Shlb!ilR.139'j
Am SmV pr A HI
Kun Cy Co pf 3
Kayser & Co.. 10
Kuy J 1st nf.lOo1!
Keilj-.Sll pf. . SO
ICels Wheel.. 22
Kelbey Wii Co 24',
Kelacv AVh pf 8C
KHF.S' &-M pf O
Keok:& I) M. 41-;
King Co 13 Ij
& l'ower . .10t
Kten.s S II... 04
Ku-i.M S II pf.ll)2h
Iaclede GaK. S3
I.oope.-Vllo3 i"
C'u 3SI 1
70
)vy ilerieral - iinrifirn orniDITV 1 6s wero In good demand nt generally -"
"' ,V ;'-! HIGHER SECUKI1 I l.lshcr quotation, but an explanation'
York Railway f'i , DDIrr;C CYDCTTPn ",,"1' be f,ound eIfewl,e,;c '" this column, r
Yoik Kwk pf l Jrt.lVll.3 EjA"EA 1 LD whore reference Is inado to what Is ex-
Warwk I & S 8';' I pected to be an Important meeting otxi
, the directors tomorrow. One liona,,a
n-l-..,., llolint-,. .'slni'U ltaririiiiiullioUHe. at least, whlih dtalu largely In mi
, .,1, I marine bonds I-i of the hnprerslon that (f,
Will hlltl hen I'enoc at last the deal Is in a fair way of go
1 Ing through.
KniiMiei-ii lnr.tllt i-onvertililo bondl"
A number of brokers who were ufla-'l Were active and advanced in sympathy
i tho results of tho olectlon had any with tho Increase In the quotations foi"
MONEY.LKNDINC KATES
l'HII.ADKI.l'llIA Call, 6 per cent;
time. S-iWS per cent. Commercial
paper, three to pi-: months, 3SC per
cent ; r.K months 6 per cent.
tlesere Oankt Discount lUtcs
Oftlclal discount rates lit the twelve
Federal Resene banka wero as follows
Comc
effect on the stock mfrkct yesterday
answered that they believed It had the
rThn flrat column irlvea the rates foi effect of sending prices higher, but the
all periods up to and Including tho flf-1 result, they claimed, was not very
teen-day maturity, the second for a PC-1 tnarlcd. This was due, In a measure, It
rlod of nlxteen to ninety daya. The third I , , t lh uncertainty of the ic-
and fourth columns aro the rates fori"'" ""
redlseountn of collateral loans peoured '""; ,.,. . .... vrt-
by doverument bonds or note) I The money conditions In New lork
uonri Darer uov. rniir i esneciaiv are bum " u ... t....
the company's htock.
A well known Investment banker,.
speaking yesterday about the recent In
creases In bond quotations, said that his'
printer who Is one of his customers-i
remarked to him that ho would like UJ
Z,.
them at the old prlee. '! told him," hS,v
..1,1 111... ...n .....l.l 111 .. . n. c.n.A '
rkiiu, liiai. ir uuiu itivu iu pv. nww,
sfe i.niK iii-it ui nii:it until vi unrii.s hki.t wkatiikk fuMHTiii.vs
S ,,.i v... - mi,,, .i-i:ii1n lii- New York. Net. 1.. The fetlonlnic teni- Colo Fuel A Iron. IU
11 Short lerm. h liut .r.lil.i IT1.I. i.mtlmirU mll.l , rerutiire, , re.onle.1 In lli et.tton belt Columbia 1 .1 P.. 10J It) -10 10 lij , LK&1V... t) is . ,,T, ,i,,v ls rt, 'd$B est ilrawbacK to a uemoiieinii u . w.. i printing Uona If wo could get U at tmv '
,1 if"'""'A'.'.,',.,,,t'l,'.,';,;,,r.rej,i.', i ' UnoxVTl J '401 Ma.on l. All.nt. Hi ! Conaol U.ib llK'i U lOJ't 103' I "r pf 1 12 1 - M Tob pf 10T ,i,,,t0I,. .. fr ti 'V'"?" If not controlled, would result In pos- ,d lce, ITo saw the point." he ro,"'
rate, maturity, price am S A."".-.'.,.r' '"'.''.i .-."J"''.-... ,f ,''"' , ' ,"?! N.Sh?lT". '4, V.ann"l. l'iJ MmtVon.' ' Continental Can . 7i.'i 7'j 72H 72)j An ToWoo. Sfl !'? 2! Pf I? ' iff.V V-rk, . ...4 A 4 4 MMa wild speculation In i lew of the marked, "and came across at present
of these bonds lire in- ft ' "Sr, ,ri,Wil. t.ihi In riiroiif ...iri. ... "?. Vl"rV7.r,,lI',?'VV.":L..,.,l.,,,!S: 'Corn Prod Uellu. 47,'f H 17.'j 16 Am MVol. . 30', ii"iV...uVV.'- V 'MeveHRnri "..:.'.'. 4U 4 3 "I news from Europe. , I prioop. So I suppose I am In for ft .
as well as their tax-I , V-"-"" Kn! ' Vl.ln . J':Mfcfc.UftP"?i'S , l, '. !I .0(il !1V Av lied... ; Jlffli"'1 ::.::.: 15 S. J' . J" ?5J!Vi?Jri";, )'r"' "t U-e laten prices a
features. JIany of the g , ,, ,.n,. ..iufr in . M ; ;qi ,:rr.VrnSni WrtBIriJJ.rft ' "ic'T " CS..; S5. ,. ' mV Am Silt.o i '.. u ? ?!''?t Kuf.. M ? 1 4V j ju , n,' w r 1 iMn truci ' ..,al.0Lbn "t"LrV,.v'
are Ieiral inveslmenu lor s ,TrTi,iT, 3i 3 on.i san mtonio. ,4. , """ - -..- " v "- " ",". "- ,7,t i,i.r, MU 'rL,.c " . '.'. XlnZ"Z.ul- 'It.. XV r. x C VV V r : " ,i j: . tn ,wlre"u1 "'' ."' B'r.u"";"u ".'""''?:
Tin .,'- nmlTniti t.'nn.lv K i . ' .. ' ""' ."' '" """ or preeiiniaiuMi ui ' 1 uua 1 i.110 . jk y; c-u-i ai o-j ; .sscl.s Ii i'n U'. "'"" mini pi n,;-i 5"" vt;' i. .. r 411 jif neiecaies cr,B mi ; , urcs. It is Fa il mere 13 a tendency to
BanlvS and 1) U.st I-limit, g ,,1,1, -ort ?mlth , Bl ....i,,,,,,. .;j9 at , Dol , ac. & Wri,t. ISO 1V0 11,0 IU) I ;,, , ' ,,,' J Manhat Sup. . 4'1 I g-"".J.raXI..c0 ih '- lit it r.enerallssimo 1-och. Tho feeling pre-1,,,,,. , s-r,tlen both bomlM n,l
fnr ti rmintlhiientfi -11 ntiri 9 ' ! ... ..,,,1 ,.,i,i.f In .i iunt iTiilrcl li- tmonio ami .10 nt iikiinoma ill), , .. . ... ,, . ..,. .,,- .... ..j; , r ltnv p Strn.. ilOH DnlUa . ..'.'.'.'. 41 4'i iit'l 4 ,.n thnt T'ofh. havlnir broucht mat-. ,..,. ,,,. ,.,h- ,.,iirn..rlM nn.l
The
yield
cheated,
exempt
bonds
Savings
Send
of this circular, No. E. L.-l
A. B. Leach & Co., Inc.
115 South Fourth Street i
Uani'UHMKI M3IW.ffi! SXUIilu !:f
Oils
AND
Peace
a concise p.mdccr on
thcfulureofOilStocli
and I lie coinini;
OIL ERA.
Send for your copy.
WE SPECIALIZE in OILS
DUNHAM & la
43 Exchange Place New Yor
LEOAI, AIIVF.l:Tlnli:NT
J3S KSTATK OP MU.lil'Il . I1VANS
wZXf deceawl Letters of AdnilnItratlon
n th4 above estate havlnir been wanted to
1h underalaTied, all perecni lndeltted to tit
aid estate are requested to niako pament.
na taose navins claims 10 rresem ine saje,
wlttout delay, to
(iins.) CAimtn r., Y.astzn.
12R W. Tulpehoel.en t.
a-rraaiitown. I'iii:a . 1'a
Or to her nttorner.
harman unftns.
181 H Land Title liuUdhi;
Philadelphia.
Kp BIM7B OP JO-IAII I. 1'OI.ONI,
l- deeeaee-J I-ettern tesrni-niary on the
aborv estate h&vln.l been (framed to lb
underalsned. all persons tnd-l,te,1 to tp, enlil
estate are requested to liieko iyinent and
those havlns; claims tu present th.6 name,
wltbout delay, to
ViTHIWIVT? 1 rtT ,1V
V S ' OHO' Ch'Htn'ut el
Or to her attorne
w. alkx nomxsoje.
812 Llhertv liutldlnir. l'hiu
Fidelity Trust Company
Jlf ember rtdvral Hrnervr SiiMi
Capital $5,000,000
Surplus $16,000,000
Downtown Oilltei Urojrf traet Ornre;
St.l-Sai Cbestnnt ft. N. E. Cor. of
4X.B3 S. IniTlh Ml. Ileoil A I lie-t nut
11I2I1I Irldir iinellll mill folder
ruin or kiiou In rat unit irntriil.
North IUU1.1 loii'Ij tonlitlit, erobalilv
Minn In e-itl iTlilal seiieriillj fair 11 nil
eunieuhat roldrr.
nutli Int.otn rinuili lonllit. prnKitiH
aiinn or ruin In el, unriner In rMrrina
utnlhnektl lYlilj) cener.ilb fair anil a-ime.
wh 11 miller. , ,
elir.ia!.ii ( 1oml lunljlil. wllh know or
riln In eaNt eoliler In eiht and eouti". ten.
I r. I I'rld.u BeiieralU f.lr. roliler In e
trenie enl. m , , , , .
Kjn.is I iiM'ltlrd anil loliler tonlelit,
ll'i rein or now In wtstl I'rlujy fa",
foliier In extreme e.ll , .. , ,
Montana fair tonUht anil I rldur,
wiinner In etit anil kouth lonUht.
M'soiiiliii: t iiM-nle.1 II. U .iflrrnooii, fol
Inueif bv aenernlt.i ftlr tnnlsht and I ri
ll i.r, not muih lli.ince In ttmierutiire.
I'lileiuo, N'o T
There was hra selllns on eorn thi3
nui'iiing and the market was weak en
eporis of serloiiH illsturbauces hi Oer
iiHin ami xtatcmeiita that tho use of
lour- ub!'t,1llte may be reduced ir
iliamlJiied by tho ilrst of the ytar.
Noienibcr w.13 1 '; lower, at ?l -2
''e'ember opened al $1.-1 to $120'.,
lRainst J12l'a at the tloe jesterday, '
Hid dmpi d to'51 lils. January started .
t 1 L 1 1 to $1 21. npainst $1 22 at'
he ilose yeMeidav and fell to $1 20'ji.
'I le j rivals heie today were 133 cars,
ih.pio.r.irs from Arentlni for tho week
v r. emulated at 910.000 bushels
Ku.-if 0:2, OuO bushels last year.
os.H al Ritned ground In uympatlu
win nun ami on tlio political nowi
fi ,ni jbroad. but reports that sood sales
for eMurt had been made on 'Wedncs
Uim cheeked sellhu; to some extent
1.1 ember started, unchaneed, ,ir
TI'i-. Peeember opened at 70i-jo to
70.i- oualnst IO'-i- at the elose yes-
tcrdaj. ard receded to CBic January
jViB quoted at "i)'c to "00 at the out
set, asainst TOUc at tho close yester
day, and later sold nt E-?c
Tho rei'elpts today were 2Cu cais
bhtpmtiith from Arcentlna for tho weuk
were estimated at 760.000, against none
lait ;car
S.ilpments or wheat from Argentina
for the week were estimated ct 100,000
' buthels, affainst S49.000 bushels last
year. Tho receipts at Minneapolis today
were 214 cars, against 420 cars last
year at Uuluth 213 cars, ugslnst 127
care: at Chicago .MG cars, against 126
cars, and at Winnipeg CJO cars against
MSI ears
WOULD USE GERMAN
BILLION AS
D01110 Mines
Distiller Scour..
Kilo
Krlo 1st pref. . .
Gaston Win it W
l.!cneral IJlcclilc
i.imnni i. nit.-, i i.ti..r uiiiin tVi.i i uenera 1 aioiors..
recent heaw roerlnir has undoubtedly en Jioiors prti
weakened the technical pooltlon lonsld-
erHbly
"New 'ork, .o ;.
While tho cotton opening was uead
at 4 to 27 point net adame, tho mar
ket iiulckly respc-nded to lu-av local
and spot house rclllnrf and was rather
easy at 10 to Jo points net ueclln
11
:o,
lh
33',
-". ?.
1.W
12W,
b.-.
Goodrich It V Co. 6-,'j
Cloodrlch pref. . . . lb.l
Tli. VnHrtiinl illnnfr.' I'r.n. . uHwilml ' tiranOV l.On01... J
at 11.3SO.000 bales esclusUn cv llnters. ' Qrcat .North pref. IS
was about In lino with trade Idea ! t'1 -N c " r(' l ;)
tu:So il(,o n.jo Urceiie-Can iop.. ,u'i
Tes. lose OPlvi a.m. a.m a.m. 11111 lis Centl.il.. . J03'i
IP
IS'j
Wi
155
J 30
So
50.'.
102
SI
G-."i
57i
11
173i
IW,
St
30
154Jj
3JU
b.j
50
102
(si
tS
32'
't
14
173.
Ihh
31
30
1.".
130
&5
50
VX2
SI
siS
32's
r7?i
December
Junusr
March . .
May . . .
July . . .
deptembr
AU.IUS
IKtooer .
.2s SO 2 l0 Sll.Sil
yH.'.'O I'll. 83 28 SI
-T.S5 2s.no us.an
.27 1". .S.3II IT.llT
.27 tl 2S 2 ...
.jo jo ;" 211 ....
2o.HO '
. .'11 OO
.'IP. ,-,il 211 ft
:s.si .., 1
!h.:ill 2H..S11
:7.U7 2T.IM1 !
Il . . Asricill Pf..
Inppl-atlon 1 op...
o,
M'f
Inter Ilarv now..lHvj 117
Inter JK-r Merino. ;-,0'i
. I Inter Mer Mar pf. 12.1
12
3o.':
Liverpool 1,'ottou
LlteriMXil, Nov. 7 Spot cotton was
quiet today, w 1th prices firm on .the liabis
of an advance of CI points for middling,
old contract, at 22 S3d. S.ilei wcro 2000
baies , recelpta, 7010 hales, none Ameri
can Spot prices- American, pitddlln;
fair. 24 24d, goml mlddllmr, 23.3Cd
mlddltuy .'2 93d low mlddllnc 21d ,
Kruil ordinary. JO.SCd, and ordinary,
19.8Jd.
RUSSIA TO BE AIDED
THROUGH U, S. BOARD
10,
72
, L2--J
117
.17
GS
it
Five
.Million Dollurp Appro
printed to Help
People
Washington, Nov, .
Execution uf President Wilson's plan
to ghe unsilflsa economic aid to Hussla
will be carried out by a $3,000,000 cor
poration, which has been established by
the war trade boatd. The new organi
zation, whlcS Is to be known ns tho
UI.
2s!4
CO
75'i
tf.-s
02 ,
yf'Js
10
7.,
40 ,
.57 ,
Mi
15! j
n
o'j
Inter NIlIeuI .. .. "-H 31-.
lilt R T pf . . . 2 81?
Kan City South.. 21-i 21U
Kelly-Sprlngfd T. S
ICennecoitt Copper, to
Luck Steel 73
Lehigh Vnilej ... 02
Louis & Nhsh. . . . 1177
Maxwell JlolWb . 37
MuMM'll M let pf. C5;
Mav,ell M 2d pf. 23 2
Mexlcan Petrol... 1L3U 10
Mexican Petrol pf.104 . . .
Mtu. at Copper ... SJi
Jlldvale Steel . . . JWi
Minn e. St L new . 13'
Mo Kan &. Tc. .
Mo Kan & Tex pf.
Missouri Pacific.
.Missouri Pac pf..
Montana Power..
Nat I'ouil & Cable.
NutloiiHl Lead ...
Neada Con Coy.
New on T iS. Mcx. 32
N V Air llrnkn. ..IOIJj
N V Central M'
V X 11 ill... tOu
Notf & Western. . Mill
Northern Paelllc. IK,5
Nova Scot Stl & C. 1 3
Ohio Cities Cias. .
Ontario Mining...
Ohio IMcl Supply
Owens llottle M.. 57 ..
Pacific Mall Mi :i5U
i.in.Amcr 1' & T. 00-i 07
Absoo 1 ry C!
1st pref. . .
Aesoo Dry ij
2d pref 20 s
Atl Ultm ii. At 1
Atl Coast I,. 103
Atl O & W Pr C4";
IJarrttt Co pf.l03
llkn L'n 1J1111. 93
7ifoM n S nf . fi?
Itrown S Co.
Push Term,
ltutteilck Co.
i'al & .ri. .
'ent Kdy Co,
Cent Pdi nf .
Cen Leath nf.inc
C.u-e J I pf. S3's
'ert P lat pf 43'
& S A T.10S
C & S Itl pf 62i
CUR nf NJ...220
' imii .((.) , , , yt ii
Al 11
Gl
71
JO
lul
70
51
Philadelphia Markets
PROVISIONS
'?:
C2H
Uli.1'
..
os
2b! j
103!..
'bs
45' j
1)
t.?3'
02'
110! 1
2S!J
HV1
bl'.
W
10'lJj
J7'i
54.1 515s
115 lit)
2! 3i :.o
121M 122
atl 1 VAit ! 1 h!si
81 S1 'hl K 111 nr'o (
211 21' 1 t-'hl & N pf.,129
rv 5S ' Cluetl-Peabdy 35
ll'i 30'i' 'lu Pcab'y pf.lnO
-, . I'CV H S I. pfl27
Col f. So 2l'i
.'ol & S ls-t pf 33
Col & So 2d nf It
Comp Nat . SHI'
Cons Int C M ll',i
Cont 1 an. . . 7'i
Cont Can nf.lOC
. I Clippie Creek 2ti
2- Cuba A Su,.13G
15 1 Cuba A S pf 93
11 ' C.iitalnteed
0-j ' Prod 30
v 1 uci ci ir . ay -j
Del X. llud.,110
riot lMlson.,110
Den & P.lo f 3
Pet V11I It P. So
Keero Co pf. 90
1 S S & At s;
D S S & A pf 7
1211c II Fuel.. 2S
Ulec Stor llat Cdi
Klls II Coal uf 37
SHil Ped M A; S.. IS
40' 1'isher Body. 22
Oen Olgar ... 44
On Chem Co.lIS
I i,en e.ncni pi. ivw
Mich Central. 91
Mont Pow pf. 99
.nor Ac i.ssex. ;:
Nash & Chat. 11 7 '
Nut His lOT'i I
Nat Kiuiin Pf 61 '-j
v.. !" u.eiSJ ' Tli" market ruled steady with a fair Job
rat i- & b prion. . blmr demand. Ouotatlona: City beef. In set..
at Lfnil Pf.lOi' smoked and air dried 48e: western beef. In
.. 1 v o; at it -1
NVC & St Lpf Co
NVC4SL 2d p 44
N Y Dock pf 4sH
Vorf & W pr. 74
Owens Pot pi'109
lao T ft T .. 23i
Pero JLlrn .. IB'j
Pre M pf ... 40
Petllbnne Mul Sil
PetMullstPflOO
Pitts Kt W&C.124U
ters from a very doubtful condition to ltll(;re s Fomc bullish talk In brokers!
the point where he has almost In his 0mCes over tho outlook for these compi-
grasp the moht stupendous military 1 ic-
teiit. smoked, 4sc: city beef, knuckles and
tellderii. liniul..d and ulr dried. 4(la! weetein
beef. l.iuc!;!ra end tenders, smoked. 40et I
oeei nam- 11111; pnnc. remuy. suvosj
hauin. ti. I cared. Ic.ia;. nVi'SSttet do.
slnred. loose. onQSuWc; do. do. ntnoked.
HS7H3&1&C'. ether hams. nirokd eitv cured, as
tn brand and average, aim (flie han
smoked, western curd. 3SH (tta'Mje: u".
boiled, fconeleus Blc: picnic nhoulders. R P.
cared, loos-, 20c: do. smoked. 2So; bellies
In plcklo. aecordlnc to averte. loose, 04c;
breakfast baron, us to Lrand nnd averace.
rlty cured, 47lac: breakfaet bacon, western
curea, ii'ic; ira. wesieru renneu 'n.
Pitts Stl pf. 34". soiicj lard, pure city, kettle icndered. 290
Pitts & Wc.it 34', 2U'.5c. ,- c..,-,,-
20) j 29 2!)
co so; 1 so;,
'l5"l0' "lo3
Us "21 !; '2c;
10:
lt'.t'J 1C9
m'i !!7!i
Cratiby Mill. 81
War Trade Board of the United States 1 Pan-Am P 4: T pf.UO
P.usslan Bureau. Is to ba admlnlstorcd ' Penna 11 it . .
bv the war trade board in much the I People's (las.
Chi.
Tl1.l1r.rln1l1.s4.il tlt
turns manner as the l'nlted Statea grain I J , ' ,. vt Ya .
4M
W)
3551
4114
175;
w
tb'.
is?;
('
:a-i
33
10s."
17'.
Kr
COAL LAND
SOJIEItSirr COUNTY, PA.
Near Tratisportation, Low Volatile,
Sulphur and Ash Normal
Also a golne properiv m I'airni.int fre't-i.t
'Jliw. . - 1 Wlil-.'iliu 1,1 11.13 ivr .KID
une-nait 01 tne purcnaao money osueu
A. Mitrhcll Palmer Hopes
Enemy Cash 'ill Go to Pay
meriran Claims
Plcrce-Arrow
Pierce Oil
Pitts Coal
Pressed Steel Cur.
Pullman Co 12d
lly Steel Spring... 071.
Hay Consul Cop. 2-P
Heading 00W
llcpub Iron & Stl. U
Hoy Dutch tr rets. 120
Ma von Motor .... !'
Scab Air Line I'Js W
Scab Air Line pf. 22U '.'2'
rjhattuck-ArUoiia. 16!j..
24ri
HI'
MJ4
120
" ro Into Irooroiements undiT wa. to tncreae.
, J output. Ulsti volatile, low sulphur, hsIi
normal. AUdresv e oul Upcralor, j 542.
Lede-er Central.
IIIMIIKMW
q''' JCOKTinVKsTritV NAUOVAL 1INK
Wi, j . J'hlladelpbla. l'a .Vo II lblh
?V-i7 ' The Directors haia th.a day declared 1
semiannual dlldcnd of 8 , 1 leur of tax
.1 (.nccaa itiii ue maiien
LLVlOIlD l
- 11
.Sew lurk, Nov. 7. A Mltenell
Palmer alien nroporty cUi-lcnllan in
1 an address at the Metropolitan Club
,l.eie, yald he tn holding about 1800,.
, 000.000 worth of enemy property ; that
he expects goon to bae more than
l.OOO.uflO.oou and that ho hopes to
1 be empowered to ue this money "to pay
the Just claims of American citizens
against the Herman (lovernment, duo to
Its illegal warfare.
'JS13. 1nurnre In tn next rew weeKS, said Mr
i Palmer. we w 111 sen ajjproximately
Nli r.
CeNhlee
KfiL . LOST Perpetual I'ollri- No.
K. . .Campsny or the Mate or reniiHSlianla
mx ,i. name 01 nnnie ufi, -ieiioii. 11 roi no , ... nfin llnrt -nni, e n,,..n-n,l nr
& Malton, iij.ivi."'
cerr.s in tins country at punuc auction.
He appealed to bankers to help him
1 "crush tho stranglehold which Germany,
1 through Its bankers and agents, has had
i.nif ? wi 4s'iisr . ii
' Uudlr return to llllllaiiis
Walnut .1 . rMladetphln.
coiporatlon Is conducted by tho food ad
ministration In announcing that articles of incor
poration had been filed, the war trado
board said tho P.usilan bureau will
"carry out and administer certain do
tall 1 of this economic program in re
gloim und lines of tradu where It Is not
possible to accamjillMi this through tho
ordinal channels of trade."
Tho board has dono everything In the
ordinary course of Its procediiro to faclll
tato Hiisslan trade, but the Kucslan bu
reau will have at Its disposal a fund to . Sinclair" Oil P.efin, 35vj 30
be uVd for tlie direct benefit of the Itus- I southern Pacific. 100'X 10'
slan people In this connection the 1 outhcrn Hallway. 32
board s announcement said 1 , youth Hallway pf. 70lt
"The capital of the corporation which , studebaker Cc . . 07'
is to be operated in the interest or tho htutz Motor
llusslan people Is placed at 13,000,000,
the amount of tho revolving fund placed
at the dltpo?l of tho war trado board
for the purpose of financing the plans
and policies of economic assistance to
the Husslan people."
KILLED BY AUTO AT FRONT
" ' llulf M & N 10
(..If M & N pf 23
... 1 Gulf S Stl.. C7
Uf S S 1st Pf '-I'tVi
3.V. ilartman Cor. IS
Vi-' Hav i:ito ...101
; HomeMake . . S3
.... Inter Aftr... 14
4 In Con Cor pr 33
"''' ! Int II Cor nu. 107
33;i Int Pap pr S 02 Ti
30 I Inter Salt ... 014
.JCK I Iowa Central. 3
its.- 1 ui ureeic 1.1.. tn
Pltls & W pf. 7'1
I Itts Coal pf. 83U
lierc-Ar.- pf.mi
Pond Creek c is '4
Pub Serv Cor 90
lly St Sp pf.1014
Iteadit 1st pf 37
Heading 2d . 39
Hen & Sara. 114
Hep I &. S pf. Dili
Sawigo Arms. 02 'i
Sears-Hocb . .138
Sears-Hoe pf.120
So P P. Sug.120
S P It Sug.107
SIoss Sheff . . 30'i
Sloss-Sheff pf 0
St 1. & S V pf 28
Stan Milling. US
Stand Mill pf. S4
St L Southw't 21-i
Studebaker pf 95
Third Ave . 19
Tob Prod pf.. 95 ld.,.Pir pair,
JOI ilLo:esi t'.4 ,
Transuo Wins 38',
Twin City II. 49
Union B & P 72 4
I'n Alloy Stl. SG
United Drug. 73
U Drug 1st pf 49
Un C Sirs pf.103
Unit Pap Hd 21 Vi
Unit Hy Inv 10
V S Ilxpress. lfi
i;S S & Hcf pf 46
Utah Sec Cor IS
Ya Car Ch pf.UO
HLF1NED SUGARS
Prices wero firmly maintained, on u baels
I of ftu for fins granulated.
DA1IIY PROUUCrS
CllIlDSK lleinand was only moderate, but
the market ruled etendy undtr llicl.t ofTer
lnns hnd etronc country advlcca. The
quotation" weri as fnllowst Xew "York,
whole-milk, fane fresh, 33vi32Vsc; apecUbt
lilaher. New Yorl.. whoIo.inUIc, fair to Knod
fresh, S2Wll2He Wisconsin whole-milk,
fiim-v ;!3(i.inHi-: do. do. fair to Kcod. B2
POULTRY
I.lVi:- The market ruled firm ot tho late
advance, with demand absorbing the limited
ofTertnsi Quotations: Powls. accurdltiB' to
ncallti. HJtir33o, sirlni; chlckeno acford
Ina to oui.llty. 2s 12c: roosters. :'4sl2.e,
duel.s, Pckln, 22ir3r.c: do. Indian Runner.
2H4T!'.0c; seese 28ftU2c: turkeya S4Sllc.
aulneas, nouns', per ralr. welirhtnir IVi 42
pounds apiece. tl.rl,2ft; smaller eires. 60
iruineas. 01. 1, per pair. 7.iuhuc; pizeons,
iiuirooc; uo youncr.
tory thp world has over known, should
bo permitted to finish the work and re
ceive all tho honors which are his due.
Of course. It Is acknowledged that there
Is another sldo to this picture, and It
Is generally conceded that In any case
Foch will get tho pralso and honors any
how. There waa tome discussion as to tho
duration of the war, but an one oanaer
nles.
Contrnit Not Canceled
There is a good deal of quiet talk In.
tho Street these days about tho cancel
lation of contracts by the Government.
Some of theso rumors are planslble
enough. Thero was one, howeverl to
tho effect that the contract made with
tho Duqucsns Light Company, of Pitts
burgh, had been canceled. As a matter
of fact, tho conttaet for a large new
HARD HIT BY GAS
pointed out that Germany has only been powerhouse had never been signed ami,
given llo days to decide we may ex- the officials of the Duquesne Company.
pect the end of this week will see tho ( wero notified that the Government wouljl
end and," ho added, "then what?" , withdraw from furthc- negotiations, t ,
A continuation of strength in the stock ' ""
market is looked for. particularly In tho , ,
peace stocks. Some far-seeing bankers
and brokerB maintain that the bargain 11
prices at which most securities Can be
bought today will not bo repeated for
a long time after peace Is declared.
Marine Once .More
At last It would seem that something
definite to to happen In connection with . T !, llf .. "IJn.. VV'vitPel Hl T
tho International Merchant Marine 1-CIKUlOU HUN V 1 UCb ITU IS
deal. A well-known broker who takes'!
moro than a passing Interest In the
securities of this coiporatlon called at
tention to a meeting which is to b held
late today bv tho directors to receive'
Ian offer from aBrlt!Rh syndicate which
wants to buy tho Marino Company's , RUJWjift
' British shlp3.
i This time P. A. S. Franklin says ,
In a statement which he gave out that
Recovering in Hospital
in France
LOSliS FOOT
V
I'RKSH FRUITS
per pair, tr a, Sanderson, chairman of tho
11. 1. ...U..I,AM tAja n A.I fl 1t -hlt
1 nimbii (join.Jiuuco, iwa ...... it. -
35';
07
'b
3.3: 1
30
Jfi?.
173
' ' Jeve-1 Tea
120 120 120
21?;
TO'i
H.'i
P.O
"On
22U'
21'
ill
KiK
121
HUNS FREE BELGIAN
CIVILIAN PRISONERS
221
107'; io?v;
12
70' i
fb'l
3.'.'
70!
b'V
7o;
C!
of Its Deported
Citizens
s-i
Financifjl Briefs
upon most of the essential Industries of
this country."
Mr. Palmer described tho German
bank as "a cplrt'r'a web that spreads
over tho llnartclal world" and declared
that German bankers. In this country
alone, had a!del In bullillngmp Industry
after Industry, "totaling possibly ?J,G00,-
' 000.000 In money value and billions
U. S. Airmen Stooil-off Iluns;"10"1 Potential political value," and
coiiimueu .
Without attempting t prophesy
Tho No w-York Subtreasurj gained
SH7.000 from the banks yesieiuay. mak
ing a cash not gain since Friday of 1
4S79,000.
. FLIERS IN DARING EXPLOIT
New Jersey Y.M. C. A. Secretary
Victim of Collision
American lleudqusrters In Prance,
Nov 7. Dr. Leon Alanson Carlcy, of
Caldwell, N. J., u secretary of tlio Young
Men'.s christian AsbOcIatlon, has been
killed near Bar-le-Duo us tho result of
an uutomobllo collision. Doctor Carley
was on his wuy to a base to nccuro en
tertainers when he met his death, lie
When forced to Dcecriul
-With the American Army Northwest 1
'. ( Ysrdun, Sov. 7, A daring exploit b)
' two American aerial observers, Lleuten
Bt William Ilrwln. of Chicago, and
Ueutenant Bocutn, the first named the
nly American observation ace, was, ro
vmlej rhu the advancing infantry
came npon them holding off Germans
v'th the marlilno guns of their airplanes
Th aviators and their machines wert
mtrued.
Er-ln anct Uocum flew over Sedan -,-1?,T iinvfiiic vrn wircnv
Utiet. Urea on the troops there They ?lLS HCKSOUS lOll W JLbON
ftp' forced to land pn tho German """"
iC-th lino owing to easine trou- j.uur smni,l, Cilie. Name Streeti or
afSV e..i... nw .....vi; iin, nI
' Superior Steel . . .
I Tenn Cop & Chem. 10
Texas & Pacific . 22.4
1 Texas Co Ih0
1 Tobacco Products. 6!
'Union Paclfio ...134Jj
Union Pacific pf. 73
Unit Alloy Steel.. it ...
.United Cigar Strs.102!. ...
' United Fruit ...,14l ..
U S Ind Alcohol. lOllj 101
U S Hubber 71)5 73.W
1 U S Hub 1st pf. .1031. 104
1 U S Smelt It & M. 47; -1st,'
U S Steel U3?4 1144
U S Steel pref. ..Ill; 111
Utah Copper .... 00U HOW.
Ya-Caro Chem ... 581 1 Ou'i
Ya Iron Coal S. C. C'J ,
Wnha.h. W O'f
Wabash vref A... 40 -lOH
AVobash pref 11... 214 ...
W.st Mar laud... Ill, 14)j
'West Pacific pf.. 004 01
West Union Tel . Wn" W4
' Westlngh 13 . 31. 444 414
I Wheeling; & ! 11. I'i W
White 3lotors . . 17H 47
VA-Illvs-Overland ,. 2IJJ 25
I Wlllvs-Overl'd pf. 85M
' Wilson & Co W
Worthington P . . 52
-J-4 m". LJJH
iui?; ioj luu
774 704' 77
1354 13IJ. 1351;
734 73! 734'
ViuHlerUain, Nov, 7. In accordance
with Its amnesty proclamation the Ger
man Government has released all Bel
gian o'vlllan prisoners held tn Germany,
according to a telegram received here
lrom Berlin. Special .rules under which
Belgian prisoners have beon held aro
raid to have been abolished.
Deinaad was only moderate-, but values wero
eUhdH held on choke stock, of most descrip
tions Quotations: Apples Neu York, per
Mil Wealthy, fsft ft.AU: AlexiH'd-r. 4m.
Kill Pippin. J4&3: Srow. I40S: llaldn
lllush. M3 30. HUbhardjton, 110,1.23;
Oraventeln. 1.1. Ro fc.50: Twents-ounee.
tr.iirir.1.3n: ClrMilmt, l3.23i various
varlelle?, 5DBI Apples, l'ennsyllnnla and
Virginia rer bM. fjrhnes. 4.r.oe ".r.O:
Kliif. ,... f.n. lialdnln. l'u;..30: Hen
DBMS 13.31104.23: York Imperial. 4 304?
.130 Jonntban. K.VR, A'piil". per 4-bui.h,
llHVet 4 0,' ffi) 1 1 r, An lip. t.it.H h..t..t
Ya Hy & Pwrl02 4 ' 73cWl 30 rrabapples. per ' 4 -bush.'
A'ulcan Detln S "' il.aiiv J.75. Apples western, per
Vn eTn f J ''' P-'.304.3O. Quince,. New York, per
v uican i pi. 4 1 iiia infra. .irt ii. r-. i.n.i. k..i. .. o
Pears. Xiw Yorl., per bush. baket lieurre
Hose, .1fi3.S(ii Sheldon 2ii3. Tears.
i auiornia, per box, jb'u. 1'lunis. uaii.
fornla, per box, ?1'3'2. Leu-.ons. per box,
filttl" Orar.jes, California, rer box. $(!;
,lo. Plorldii, tier crate, tn'i, Orapefrult,
pr boi. J2.30O3 30 Pineapples. Cuban,
per cat. J.V0O.5O: do, Porto ltlco, per
crate, ,3011,30. Cruiiborrle. Jereej, pir
busli.box. 42fts. Urspes. Delaware and
.-.ev jora. per "-in imsiti't L'oniord, 23 V
31c. D.'lanuie. 21 tl 27c. Grapes, Ne York,
per l3-'.b. Isiket Conconl. tl.1.101.33.
Urapes, Lallforntn, rer box, U.7J'4I.
VEGETADLE?
'Ihe reneral mnrket was quiet and showed
, little, ihaiure. Qjctatlonsi WhlU potatoes.
Cistern snore, per barrel No. 1. 4sv
14 SO; No. 2, 12.3003.30: Mhlte potatoes.
Jersey, per .bu.r.tl uaelcet No l. leji
1.10; .o. .. DUKi'ioo. waits pitatoea. Jir
hey and l'ennailvanlu. per luo unnnrl,
llrocu Mountain. Nu, 1, S2.704J3: Giants,
No. 1 I2.iOW2.50; No, 2, tl.DOBS. Hweet
potatoes, Jersey, per basket No. I. 75oW
LI3; No. 2, 40SCCC. HMeet potatnea, Bast
ern Hhore. per barrel No. I. ti(li4.23;
No. 2. .J2W2.50. Lettuce. New York, per
crate. uOctfll.7... Celer).. Niv York, per
bunch. l.lQOne. Cucumbers, New Y'orU, per
basket. tifii.oO. Cabbute New York, per
ton. 1 17 V 22, do, Danish, seed, per ton,
.2382s. Onions, per 100-pound bac. No, 1,
11.23V 1.78; Co do, No. 2. S0cSl
Wll & I. Il pf 23
Woolworth pf.116
Wlgmro B pf.100
Wilson pref.. 8S'4
Wis cent 37
W Mfg 1st C4 4
AVo V M pf A 90
WorthP&MpfB634
.' Citv of Lille Pleads for Return ! !".l?8:
' l'arls, Nov, 7, Moro than 3000 per
sons of Lille hRve petitioned tho rector
TO j UO',
72,4 734
IS 4S ' ot tlle. '-""'versity of Mile to request the
1034 1U-1 I I'rench Government to call -upon uer
111?' 1114'
yoi; ton
co to t
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1 1 poaU. wtoh the
I has been burled nt Bar-le-Duo.
vv imour at einpu.iK 1 propnesy j0Be, Crow of Blnghaniton, .. Y..
what may be done wltli tho proceeds. a KnlghtH of Columbus worker, las been
for this must remain to be tettled by ,hlt j. a Bhel, .llUe .ervle at" H 'J
tha treaty ot peace. It Is tafo to say that j t8en 0Il tho front ,ne, ,, , ,
the businesses which ilia Germans built, jeg
u.i In America will be lost to them for-, ouy wi3l t Darlington. Mo a
ever. No other course would be com-, younc jje-Va Chrli.tian Association
pauaio vvuii mo emt. u. .mi.;in.mi in. vvorlteT, nas been lilt In the leg by -
stitutlons. No other course would mako j .urupnel while distributing candy and vTlfT.IT DCTI1DWC TA OriliTr
the American field of Industry and com- cigarettes near Montfaucon. northeast NUGENT Rtl UK Nb fO SENATE
ineice 'afe for democracy " 1 0f the Argonne forest. lie will recover - -
The oung Men's Christian Assoda-1 Vnlwn ilf Iilnho SlIDDorl I'rrsi.
tlon Is now sending homo soldiers' 'olU9.m J"in ouppori I rcsi
money. It amounts to 13,090.000 ilcnt Wilson b Appeal
monthly fly w 4QCiatcd Vre,s
Reject Chicago Traction Merger t ' "tah,i Ko,v' At rhtdnlght
Ch.. Nor. 7.-Vot.r yesterday re-iyi' JZJ.!S! '. T'
Jetted the ordinance for tB Malflkaillon I (PMW ,N!,n'1 fflrtl,n ' '--
many to return relatives and children
who wtre carried away during the ec
cupatlou of the city and held In defiance
of International lavy. Tho petition sas:
"Wo aro tortured by the thought that
our children wcro carried aw.ay "by a
hordo of barbarians. Hxpoaed to tho
will of heartless mon and weakened by
emu. .-.in nf iirlvatlou. they are ex-
Tsi'- 77'Iit Pod to all tha fatigue, all the danger
? 4 PJ ,, .11 tii tiititirlen of nn army fleeing
Iu disorder.'1
The petition has been tiansmltted to
President Polncare, who will imme
diately take steps to Investigate tha sit
uation of which complaint Is made.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS
Chicago. Nov. 7 H0O3 Katlmated ro
celpts today, 47,000 head! left over, 0021
head Market opened slaw. Plrst sales
mustl lne to 13c lower than yesterday'a best
time, sis 10 paid. Quality fairly sood.
CATTLU estimated It celpts today, 19,000
h'.ad.
HHBBP Estimated receipts todar, 38,000
head.
Kansas City. Nov. 7. CATTLE Itecelpts,
7000 bead. "
HtKle. Receipts. 8000 head.
SHUUP lteceipte. SOO0 head.
Mouth Omaha, Nov. 7 11003 llecelpts,
77ii head.
PATTLJC r.eoelpts, BBOi) head.
SllEKP Uccelpta. 1,1,000 bead. Cars, "JUL
rittsburcli. Nor. 7. HOGS Ileeelpts,
7300 head. lA'aer. Heavy and heavy )ora.
era. II7.73&IS; lljht yoikers. 10.73!17;
piss. Ilil MO10 73.
afllSEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 100Q
head." Lower. Top sheep, fll.23; top la'inb.
110.
(.'ALM3S P.ecelpts. 30 lie.!. Illshor. Top,
tlculars of an offer made by the above-
mentioned syndicate for the purchase of
the British tonnage. Tho meeting to be
held today Is to receive a communication
asking the advice of tho directory of
the merchant mat lne as to tho des'ra
blllty of tho proposition. This banker
said that he understood It the deal
should sq through the proceeds w mild bo
used by tho International aierehant
Marine to purchase from the United
States Government a number of enemy
ships selied during the war. Many
brokers give llttlo or no attention to
statements put out from time to time
about Marine's affairs and, tegard the
meeting today about as Important as
preceding ones.
Public Traction Ownership
Theie was quite a little quiet dihcus
sion last week In financial circles In this
city over a report which had received
a good deal of publicity, to tho effect
that members of the American Klectrlc
Railroad Association, at a recent con
feienco. had adopted a resolution ad
vocating public ownership of traction
railroad systems.
Tho principal 'of an Important hank
ing house that has financed a number
of such systems, both In the Kast and
West, said thero had been a misun
derstanding of the facts and that while
ho understood that such a resolution
was proposed. It was roferred to one
ot the committees to take such action
as they saw fit, and evidently they
liavo eecn fit to take no action, at least
nono has beon taken up to the present.
Them was, however, ho roirrarked, a
resolution passed nt that conference
about which more will bo heaid. It was
to bring about s revision of the relations
betveen tho vuhlic and the utilities com
panies, and to bring nbout a substan
tial measure of lellef if tho railways nre
to continue to serve the public. That
resolution wan as follows;
VFlrst. That It Is the deliberate ludg
ment of this association that, tn the
light of the experience of tho Industry
(luring tho war, the ontb-e subject of
the relationship between electric rail
way companies and the public t'pould
have, now anu curing the reconstruct
tlon period following the war, the most
earnest consideration of both tho public
and the companies,
"Second, That, among other things, a
radical revision of electric railway
local franchises thould bo made, if
tho, Industry is to nontlnue to render
efilctent service to the public.
Third. That
by the president
Amer- I squares lor rreiiueut
tettefct 1 Madrid. Nov. 7. President Wilson ha
an HAtrarf u at war-
Cotton Bujerj ami Sellers
York. Nov 7.- -Docembei Kief
fer, Wllron. Newman, W Oumotiis,
Glover and Morrison bid: Young, II)
man, Huusell. Jlltchell, J. llartcorn,
Schlll and Allen offered.
JanuaryHeldey, V. , llartcorn. Tar-
rott, Slgel, and Prederlckson bid: Geran,
Sellar, Mitchell, Young, Newnnan, Glf-
ford, Burnett Jnd Jay offer'1-.,rn
March Brooks. Johnsjuj. F.;I?artcprn
and Johnston W..' mWBl .jmr-f-
Young. Rtrw atuttsIaWMsI .laMMu:3Li
NEW YORK COITEEvMARKET
November
I December
. January . ,
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July .. .
September
Bid,
Today's Yesterday's
opening close
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The 304th KiiRlncers, attached to the
Seventy-ninth Division, buffered heavily (
from gas In tho memorable drive near
Yerdun. according to Private John A..
Koficr. of Lebanon, in a letter home. Prl- 'Js,
vate. Kofier wrote from a hospital where .
he was recovering from gas.
Although one foot was torn of by a
shell, Private Aloyrius Kmiotek, of Nes ""STi
CaBtle, remembered that he had started,.' '
out with un Important message to dimW
liver. lie crawled across tho battlefield Jj
until he found another runner to com-
plcte the trip. ThYro he lay In a shell 14H
hole several hours until 'stretcher bear- iv
crs picked him up. The reception he an'd'-i'
other wounded men got from the French,
In Paris made up for all tho sufterlng, jj;
ho writes homo from Walter Heed JIoj- -
pltal, In Washington, D, C, whero he Is
convaleccent.
Glenn McKinnc, of Big Beaver town
ship, near New Castle, was hilled tr)
action on tho Italian front on Octobeii
JT
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o. Private Russcl Hutter, of Unlontowp, 1
I3 In a Paris hospital suffering from gast'i
Tho first Blair County boy tn reach..
lll .l-.l.l. OO .. llllllUV. ". . .....t..v.. .
.,h. n.... r tik,.... ..e r.L.i..,.. .'
U1IU, 1JU.1 X.. JVIIKICI, Ul tfl.lllll0UUlSu,(
wns milieu 111 action wciouer -. . j ,
Hecoverlng from wounds iccelved 1"1
July, Sergeant Lawrence JIcNnbb, c'fs,,
Allentown, serving with the machlna.r.
guns of the Halnbow Division, was hilled!-;
In September. Corporal Georgo Presher.jt
Prlvato Andrew Bauer and Prlvato Otto-.v,'
Ludwlg. all of Kullerton, have heoji
wounnou. The dovr are all selectea men,, et.
Cornoral Dresher and Private Ludwltfon'.
serving with the Seventy-ninth Dlvit'o-iiri I
t'rivaie 1. nr.ries . cicr, ui oujunmi a.
died of wounds utl
Lieutenant P. T Jllller, ot toctlh.i;
Haven, serving with the 107th Slnc'jtrcis'ffi
Gun Battalion, has been ulscharged frcvx.u
a base hosnltal. where he waa treatcdK
for gas, accordlns to a cablegram ritltlf'
calved by his parents. In Lock IIsv3,'J?
Harry Itodgcm, of Lnnsdalo, died
Prance from pneumon a.
TIoxTnond IT. Koch, of Heading, wtw) ,1
killed In action In September. John r.1,M
Wlltrout. of ICutztown. reported mlssHl!
Is believed to bo back with his compa'fj-'i"
a letter having been received from hft5i' j
rocemiy. 3
Previously reported wounded degre""
llntlsllAPmlnslll Il'?s I I sfl sItSAAnla i Tf a,
suvv iatvu, aiiMtv viuj WiTVillJ) V)'
fm
Kefinett Sugar Remaini Quiet
i York, Nov. 7. For the first time
In several days, tha International Com
mittee waa a buyer of rwn onelVed
Bfaday, taking 58,000 bags nf Cuban for
I IBHHIU.M Wt sM a
,at a committee he appointed ?"d'nf' ,aiedVT1(,,11, ,effcc'e ot W'i
sldcnt of the association. am ! 0UJ.n?a',. "UrU.,,.cr U..n "Wm,
nrVin. rt.. it -i.n i. .oi,- ,. .i,v("""i veq in j-iniaueipiiia, i' our urotlnrs. -
.. ..vuv HV..J (. B(tw, uu , . ,,..W B.UU4 I ,,..,,... , I ... !,... .U -1 . . I
of reconstruction problems, particularly ..' ; . , "um. 7ru' m lsl,F
ihn. .-!,,. 1,,.. tr, -innui ernn..hi.a ...i roiy and tha fourth Is await hie n call
report tholr recommendations at an early 1 " . .'. vj
date" ' EMPRESS ZITA RENTS CHATEAU ;
lion. I llnu... fiallille.l . .,.,,,.. .- ',
in tha bond houses iho election i-e-iSwiea Newapupcra Expert .Au?a,i
Sllll, U'.r. n.ffiirilA1 In tliA tnfiln vtllli ..!... Afn..un1. ... iV . f "'e i
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sKiisiacuon ana
able newa from
I accounted In ,
;:. ". "" iiniiii -niiii.ii 1 u 10 vicuiiy it OOUll
tins, wiiu me tavor- ... -'
Kurope, unnue-tlonably. lly the Atiocialed Prist '
a measuie for the Improve- Genets, Nov. 7 The Suiea noWti-.
bond market. 1 nrs announce that Kmpresa SSlta, i
meat of the
There has beoi) a feeling for soma
time, past that bond markat conditions
WOUM do'Witej- Anil ,Uta BsMlMPsMl
Austria, has renteii the chateau wr-'
ij-gg at iiorscnacii, on uiae t,onstiiP
i liviYapiAiivia awis wide na
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