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TILE BOSTON GLOBE TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1927 10 Ope a Texas Co Dew 664 Tex Sulphur new 624 LOW-PRICED RAILS IN BETTER DEMAND OPPOSE B. ABANDONMENT Pennsylvania-Ohio Pr. Lt. Co. First Ref unding Mortgage Gold Bonds Due July 1, 1954 Western Maryland Issues Active and Higher Strong Attempt to Keep E.

Cambridge Station 54 'i 64 112 112 29 29 120 102 IV 120 10234 A well secured bond of a public utility operating in one of the most highly developed, prosperous and rapidly growing industrial sections in the United States. 6575 3634 Barnsdall Shares Active in Oils-Market Somewhat Irregular 1614 1614 ai mn la- At a hearing today befora the Ltllltlea Commiaalon on tha abandonment by the B. A M. Rr, 0j 294 48 39 86 844 29N 48 87 86Jf 804 8074 16234 8075 955 54 tl3H 29J-S 29' 48 39 86 i 85 154 mi 21 37 Erie let pr 54 Famous Players. 1 1 3 kt Federal Water Serv 29J4 Firat NatT Stores.

29 Kleischmann 48 J4 Freeport Texas. 38 14 Gen Asphalt 865j General 84Jf Gen Motors ,154 FS Gen Pub Service. 1 1 Ger Inv Corp wi. Gilchrist Co the Eaat Cambridge and Hi atatlons opponents submitted a tror, protest. 15214 1524 114 11J4 Underwood pr 120 Union Carbide C.1033, Union Oil of CUif.

664 Union Pacific 16235 Union Pacific pr. 804 Union Tank new 9534 United Cigars 97 United Cig Strs pr.126 United Drug 170 US Cast Ir 2194 8 Distributing. 6874 Ind Alcohol 804 6474 Rubber 614 Rubber 1st pr. 110 US Smelting 3474 Steel 159 Steel wi 116J4 Sted pr 130 21 37 Price 102V4 and interest to yield over 5.30 Lee.Hig'ginson Co. 694 80 68 4 794 Gillette Razor.

94 34 li 645 645 Cl 4 61 4 1094 1094 21 37 94 3374 8474 11 60 26 4674 5474 4774 to; 34 14 85J4 11 60c 26 464 66 1834 96 244 2635 954 17 96 24 265 934 96 2435 2635 95 3474 854 11 60c 26 464 6574 4774 Established 1848 70, Federal Street, Boston N.w York Chicago Higginson Co. London 34 5 .15774 11434 115 130 1804 3474 168 130 697, 814 65 62 110 8474 1 6974 116 1304 70 314 90 27 51 99 99 35 14074 1 4074 6274 6374 48 J4 141J4 6374 59J4 12874 225 70 304 87)4 27 49 99 99 35 70 304 89 27 61 99 99 35 5874 5874 12774 128 223 222 FORD EX-STOCKHOLDERS PRESENTING ARGUMENTS REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS Continued From the Ft rat Fgc. Granby Consd Great Northern pr. 842 Greenfield 11 Hancock Herman Nelson. Hood Rubber 46J Hudson 65 Int Int Harvester 14114 Intemat Match pr.

63 tj Int Paper 594 Int Tel Tel 128J4 Island Creek Coal. .222 Isle Royale 104 Kennecott 61 Loews Theatres. Mack Motor 9434 Marland Oil 57 4 Mass Consd 50c Mass 8 9J4 Mass Gas pr 78 Mayflower-Old Col. Middle States Oil. Missouri Pacific.

Mohawk 39J4 Nash Motors New Eng Oil pr. Pub Service pr. 93 NE So Mills Telephone. .117 New Cornelia 22J Nipissing North Butte 3)4 North Pacific 82J4 Central 140J4 42J4 Ojibway 1 Old Colony 122 1 I Parcel on Beacon St Has Been Conveyed Orea Austin Nichols 974' Austin Nichols pr 6974 Auto Sales pr 38 Baldwin 15314 Baltimore Ohio. 1 08 74 Balt Ohio pr 734 Bangor 4574 Bangor Aroos pr.10374 Barnsdall A 3074 Barnsdall 274 Bayuk Bros 63 Belding Bros.

2774 Bethlehem Steel. 4774 Beth Steel pr 10574 Bloomingdale Bros. 41 Bon Ami A 64 Booth Fish 1st 45 Briggs Mfg Co 2954 69 Brown Shoe 3354 Brunswick Batke. 8714 Brunswick T. 1474 Burns Bros .12474 Burns Bros 2774 Burroughs Ad Ma .120 Bush Term 934 Butterick 6314 Byers Co 44 Calif Packing 684 Cal Petroleum 8174 Callahan Zinc.

lj Calumet Arizona. 6774 Calumet Hecla 15 Canada Dry 39 Canadian Pacific. .167 Case Threshing. ..14474 Central Alloy Steel. 2874 Cent Alloy Steel pr 10674 Central Leather.

1074 Cent Leath cts 974 Central Leather pr. 67, 4 Cent Leath pr cts. 6614 Century Rib Mills. 1174 Century Ribbon pr. 75 Cerro de Pasco.

6274 Certain-Teed 4274 Chandler Clev M. 9 Chandler Clev Mpr 2214 Chesapeake Ohiol6074 Chic Alton 5 Chic Alton pr. 8J4 Chic West 87 Chic We3t pr. 24 J4 Chic St Paul. 1074 Chic St cts.

1074 Chic St Paul pr20. Chic Northwest .8174 Chic Pneu Tool. .12574 Chic Rock Island 7374 Chic I 6s 964 I 7 pc. ..10474 Childs Co 6374 Chile Copper 35 Christie Brown. Chrysler new 4274 Ch rysier pr A 104 74 Cluett Coca Cola 17174 Collins Aikman.

6674 Colorado Fuel 45 Colorado South Columbia Gas 88 Columbia Gas 9074 Col Gas rts 374 Columbia Gas pr.10074 Columbian Carbon. 6974 Com Solvent ..244 Congoleum 1974 Congress Cigar. 5474 Consolidated Cigar 8374 Con Distributor. 14 Consol Gas of Y.109 ConsRailofCuba pr 7074 Consol Textile 4 Contntal Baking A 704 Contntal Baking 9,4 ContntaiBaking pr 9574 Continental 7174 Continental .13974 Continental Motor. 1354 Corn Prod Refining 4774 Corn Prod Refin prl28 Coty Co 53 Crucible Steel 8074 Cuba Cane Sug pr.

494 Cuba Co 3374 Cuban Am Sugar. 2774 Tha road contends that aervlca Interferes with its consolidated freight terminal development program involving ultimately an expenditure $4 000,000, and that the paMaenger tra' fle at these station Is very small and constantly diminishing, lt la pronol to divert passenger trains from the Southern Division, on which ar tlfJ. two stations, to the Fitchburg Di slon. Col Charles R. Cow, who made special study of freight terminal ron dltions at the request of llomer Lof lng, chairman of the board of dlrec! tors of the road, said that it wa sary to remove all passenger kervit, from the terminal freight area.

The East Cambridge station, Mid he, was almost In the center of th, area. Under the consolidated plan the receiving public would be Ved hundreds of thousands of dollar. The Interest of the few must give way to that of the many, he said. Dwights. Brigham, asslatant general manager for the road, said that it vitally necessary to the sucre, 0f the freight terminal consolidation that passenger facilities be separated far as possible from the freight fp.

ities. To run passenger train through the freight terminal would go far toward nullifying file whole plan. B. E. Grant, general passenger agent for the road, said that mileage of th two routea Is the same, ho that fare to passengers would he the Hme.

As to the amount of trailie from th East Cambridge statton, Mr Grant pro. scnteii an exhibit showing that ther are 49 Inbound trains dally, of which 15 stop at this sta thin, and 49 outbound trains, of which only five stop there. There are seven trains each way on Sunday, none of which stop at Kaai Cambridge. A count taken on Nov .10 showed a total of .10 passengers who hoarded the 15 inbound trains at East Cam-bridge, and 211.1 passengers who got oft. On Dec 2, there were 22 passenger who boarded the train at Fast lam.

bridge, and 3.17 who got off. Moth day, the eourt was in session at Fast Cambridge. On tlie five on hound trains on Nov .10 there were 142 passengei hoarded thp train al East Cambridge and got off. On Dec 2 115 hoarded Hip train and 32 got off. Mr (Irani said that the traffic has len disappearing from the railroad and going to the Boston 2 35 134 3475 52 3235 9735 235 114 3474 62 32 5 973 4 1 Tobacco Universal Pipe.

Universal Pipe pr. 8735 Utilities Pow. 27 Vick Chemical 49 Vicks Pac Ry. 99 Vicksburg pr 99 Vs-Caro Chem 6 pr 35 Vivadou inc 3475 do rights Vulcan Detining Wabash 42 Wabash A 78 Waldorf System 224 Walworth Co 184 Ward Baking 31 Warner Bros A 4 1 4 Weber 58 West Maryland Maryland 2d pr. 234 W'est Pacific.

West Pacific pr 731 West Penn El pr. ..10235 West Union 148 Westing Air Brake.135 Westinghouse 704 Weston Elec Ins Wheel 28 Wheel LEpr. White Eagle White Motor 6674 White Rock cts. 28 4 White Sewing pr 6574 Wiliys Over pr Wilson Co 13 Wilson Co A 30 Wiln pr Woolworth Woolworth 1194 Wright Aero 33 IVrigley 61 Yellow Truck 28 74 Yellow Truck pr 95 Youngstown Stl. 89 384 393 a 1 for the petitioners numbered more than a dozen, including, besides Mr Davies, John W.

Davis, formerly Democratic nominee for President. The Government is represented by A. W. Gregg. 27-year-old general counsel of the Internal Revenue Bureau, and a group of assistants.

One of the charts on the big blackboard showed how the surplus of the Ford Company increased from on April 1, 1904, to $227,542,708.74 on July 31. 1919. Mr Davies reviewed some of the early history of the Ford Motor Company and declared the sale of the minority stock, around which the present suit centers, was the result of a dispute between the minority holders and Henry Ford about what disposal should be made of surplus. Mr Ford, he said, wanted to leave it in the business for expansion, while some of the minority holders wanted it distributed in dividends. This difference resulted in 1916, he said, in a suit in equity by Horace E.

and John F. Dodge against Henry Ford. 12574 125 125 1 122 1 122 1 122 Int Salt. Jewel Tea $775 Jonea Broa Tea. Jordan Motor 2075 Kansas Gulf Kan City South 424 Kan City South pr.

654 Kayser Julius 504 Kelly Spring 114 Kelsey Wheel Kennecott Copper. ,614 Keystone Tire. Kraft Kresge SS 644 Lambert Company. 68 Lehigh 1014 Lehn Fink Co Life Savers 2275 Liggett Meyer B. 1004 Lima 6475 Liq Carbonic 624 Loews Inc 4975 Loft Inc Loriliard 8275 Louisiana CHI 174 Louisiana Oil pr.

96 Louisville Gas. 244 Ludlam Steel 265 Mack Motor 9475 Mack Motor 1st pdl0974 Mackay. 1224 Mackay pr 7175 Magma 35 Manhattan 494 Manhattan Shirt. Maracaibo Oil 2 IS Marland Oil 6734 Marlin-Rock 284 Martin Parry 2275 Mathieson Alkali. 85 May Dept Stores 69 McCrory Stores B.

735 Mexican Seaboard. Miami Copper 154 MidContPetroleum 3634 Mid Cont Pet pf .103 Midland Stl pr. .112 Middle States 24 Middle States Oilctf 2 Miller Rubber Co 3474 pr 52 Mo, Kan Tex 3275 Mo. Kan Tex 9734 Missouri Pacific. 3934 Missouri Pacific pr.

91 Montana Power. 82 Montgomery Ward 665 Moon Motor. 11 Mother Lode Motion Picture. 125, Motor Meter Co A. 3534 Motor Wheel 235 Munsingwear 3974 Murray Body 6 Nash Motors 67 Nat Biscuit 1015 Natl Cash Register 415 Nat Cloak 21 Nat Cloak Suitpr 67 Nat Dairy Prod 724 Natl Dept Stores 26 Nat Distillers 184 Nat Distillers.pr 46' 5 Nat Enamel 24j National Lead .16735 Nat Power Light.

21 4 Nat Rail Mex 2d pr 1 4 National 8335 National Tea Co ..115 Nevada 1435 NY Air Brake 42 NYCanners 214 New York Central.141 35 187 St 10335 NY Dock pr 7334 New York Harlem 176 II 4234 West. 244 Stately 1735 State Ry pr. 205 Niagra Fall Pow pr 29 Norfolk 3835 Norfolk West 15774 North American No Am Ed pr Northern 83', Oilwcll Supply. Omnibus Co 135 Orphcum Circuit. 313, Otis Elevator 130! 4 Otis Steel Otis Steel prior 63 Owens Bottle.

Pacific Gas Elec. 1285 Pacific 3235 Pacif ic Tel Tel. .1394 Packard Motor. 3635 Paige Motor Car. 114 Pan-Am Petrol 6235 Pan-American Pan-Am Pet 37 Panhandle R.

15 Park Utah Con. Pathe Exchange A. 40 Pennsylvania R. 574 Penn Dix 39 Penn Seabd Steel. Peoria East 111 21 Pore .116 Pere Marquette pr.

90 Pere Mar prior. Phila Reading. 444 Philip Morris 40 Phillips Petroleum. 57 Phoenix Hosiery Pierce-Arrow 22 Pierce Oil Pierce Petroleum. Pitts West Pitts Coal 3374 Panama Petrol 92 82'4 66 5 11', 44 12-4 3634 2334 3935 6 6835 101 4135 21 67 734 26 1975 244 16735 2155 14 83 91 82 6634 11 4 74 125 3534 23 '4 393-5 6 67 10035 4134 21 67 724 26 184 4634 24' 5 16775 2135 14 83 Pennsylvania Pierce-Arrow 2 3474 52 324 9735 3935 92 82' 4 665 114 4 34 124 354 234 3934 6 695 1014 4135 21 67 7335 26 1934 4635 244 16735 214 14 8335 115 144 42 2134 141, 187 10.135 7334 176 42J4 2475 175 2035 29 3835 158 In a market that wa3 but moderately active the price movements on the New York Stock Exchange were of an irregular character.

The backing and filling through the best part of the session gave way to a firmer trend toward the close, with low priced rails exhibiting better group strength than for some time. The oil stocks also continued active and were steady to strong. In the quest for low priced rail shares the Western Maryland issues fared well, both classes of stock moving up for about a point gain, while the Wheeling Lake Erie issues also moved forward. Both of these roads are in a position where the stock is said to be desired by important rail interests, looking to their absorption and the buying in each instance w-as regarded as toward that purpose. On the other hand the Great Northern and Northern Pacific shares displayed continued strength, making new peaks on the movement.

Peoria Eastern Illinois, Chicago Alton, as well as some other low priced stocks also were in better demand and stronger. The Erie shares also developed a better trend. Steel common dipped back through the early trading to just below 158, but in the last hour recovered practically all of this setback. Meanwhile other steels held in a limited range, which w-as mainly the case with standard industrials. There was a large block of Nash tossed on the market at the opening, a I an overnight loss of four points, which served to develop some selling of the motor group.

Nash made up part of the loss later on. Mack Truck, however, showed independent strength through the day, while Dodge Brothers was firmer in the last hour. Barnsdall issues were again under accumulation. The majority of the oils kept in a limited range. The rubber and tire stocks were about firm.

Coppers were fairly strong and more active. Kennecott sold at 62 at one time. In the low priced specialties American Druggists Syndicate was taken in large blocks at advancing prices. The sulphur issues continued strong. Vicks and Davison Chemical were stronger.

Heavy trading In the oil shares marked the opening of the market, The main price tendency again appeared to be upward, but gains, as a rule, were small. Great Not them preferred touched the highest price in five years, Freeport-Texas in a year or longer and Texas Gulf oulpnur duplicated its 1926 high. An initial decline of 4 points in Nash Motors, which opened wdth a block of 10,400 shares at 67, presumably in speculative disappointment of the action of the directors in declaring a dividend at the rate of only $4 annually, caused a renewal of selling pressure against other motors soon after the opening. General Motors. Jordan, Yellow Truck preferred and i Pont quickly sold off a point or so.

but Nash rallied over two points from its low before thend of the first half-nour. Wall Street apparently was not alarmed over the latest developments in the Nicaraguan situation. Republic Steel common. Pennsylvania Railroad common and Radio Corporation preferred were bid up to the highest prices in several years. Commercial Solvents which soared nearly 10 points yesterday, lost half of its gain in todays early trading, but good buying was noted in such specialties as Otis Elevator.

Collins Aikman, Industrial Alcohol and American Agricultural Chemical preferred. Foreign exchanges opened steady, demand sterling being quoted around and French Francs around 3.95 cents. Commercial Solvents B. which had sustained an early brerak to 243. recovered to t2ol, a new record price, but the market otherwise worked downward.

Selling orders embraced a good proposition of the industrial issues which showed a profusion of 4 to 2 point losses, but railroads held well, apart from Atlantic Coast Line and Atchison, which were off a point. The renewal rate on call loans was reduced to 4i percent, with subsequent loans occuring at 4 percent. 17634 1174 33 61 5 28 a 96 89 178 U94 33 61 1 28 J4 95! 4 SI) 176, 1174 33 61 )4 28 4 95 8874 34 374 374 101 10074 10074 Itepiogle Steel. Dividend of $19,000,000 Ordered At that time, Mr Davies there was a surplus of $32,000,000. In February, 1919," Mr Davies continued, the Michigan Supreme Court handed down a decision that $19,000,000 of the surplus should be paid to the stockholders." The stockholders then were approached by agents lor Mr Ford and were asked to sell their stock, Mr Davies added.

The stockholders, however, refused to sell unless they knew definitely what tax they would have to pay. and what their net profit would 1145 115 145 144 FIRMNESS SHOWN IN BOND MARKET 1244 12474 Some Form of Smlcr 10874 1084 704 7074 42 4: 2134 21 '4 141 1414 18974 187 lflSJ 151 125 3874 324 24 55 3874 3274 2374 6474 39 3274 2374 644 10375 103! 7334 73 J4 be. live bonds on 2 to 1 rn to- 374 7174 954 9674 71 374 684 934 7074 13974 140 109 7074 4 71? 4 974 964 7174 14174 1374 4774 128 593 81 494 33J4 2774 a Idpcrs have passed in the tale by Samuel Mixter et al, executors of the ettate of Samuel J. Mixter of 219 Beacon st, to George A. Kissock.

The property, situated on the north side of the street, near the corner of Clarendon tt. consists of a hve-story brown-stone house. 2240 bq ft land, with a Mintage of 20 feet. The total assessed value is $23,500, of which $12,300 is on the land. The sale was negotiated thtough the ofhee of Charles G.

Winslow. The five-story brick block and 86-1 ft land. 371 to 373 Hanover st. bei tween Fleet and Clark sts, North End, belonging to Arthur Wallace, has bf en purchased by Antonio Luogno. The buildujg contains stores on the lower floor and apartments above.

The land is taxed for $13,000 and the whole for $20,000. In the Elm Hill section. Roxbury. two lots of land, each containing 5320 sq ft. and each taxed for $1500, on Dockard st, between Warren st and Humboldt av, have been sold by Abraham Zalterman et al to Sarah Odes for improvement.

William E. Kennerson has conveyed to Harold I. Merrill a lot of land on Willow st. West Roxbury, taxed for 6 cents per sq ft. A let of land, corner of Dunbar and Willow sts.

belonging to Charles A. Peabody, has passed to the ownership of Harry Miller, who buys for improvement. Title has also passed in the sale of a lot of land having a large frontage on Plainfield st, Rossmore and Brook roads. West Roxbury. The grantor was Elsa V.

Johnson and the purchaser. Philip P. Colman. It is rated at 10 cents per sq ft. DORCHESTER BLOCK SOLD Thomas J.

Gunning has conveyed to Patrick J. Long the brick block on Saxton st. Dorchester, with 2803 sq ft land. It is near Savin Hill av and is assessed for $11,000, $800 on the land. Property belongtng to Charles J.

Murphy, corner of Whitten and Clama-fia sts, has also been purchased by Pa trick J. Long. The frame house and 3420 sq ft land are valued at $5100, the land being taxed for $900. The purchaser of the frame house and 5913 sq It land, corner of Wilcox and Elm road. Dorchester, is Julia A.

Collins. It was owned by Nona I. Anms and is taxed for $6600, $1200 being on the land. RAZING LARGE BUILDING The contract for the razing of a frame building. 13 Vernon st, for the Boston Safe Deposit Trust Company, trustees, has been awarded to Thomas A.

Elston. It is four stories high, 120 ft long and 40 ft wide. The site will be improved with a modern building. CHARLESTOWN CORNER Tile sale has been completed of the frame block, corner of Medford and Decatur sts, Charlestown, Richard J. Kennedy ct al.

conveying to David B. Chaletsky. The land. 2193 sq ft, is taxed for $1600. The whole is rated at $3300.

SALE IN BRAINTREE Walter Channing was the broker in the sale of 1151 Washington st. South Braintree, to George Arnold Prescott, who buys for occupancy, and has taken title. It was owned by Robert D. Farrington, and includes a 10-room frn me house, three-car garage and 176 4274 2474 1775 2035 29 3875 158 176 4234 2435 1735 2035 29 3875 157J4 13 4774 128 69 80 4874 3334 2774 134 128 594 8074 484 337, 2774 The tax rate at that time was exceptionally high, he said. The tax would amount to millions and represent a very large percentage of the profit.

Mr Ford was represented in these negotiations, Mr Davies explained, by the Old Colony Trust Company of Boston. Through arrangement with Daniel C. Roper, then Commissioner of Internal Revenue, a representative of the bureau was sent to Detroit to make an examination of facts and conditions then existing with regard to the Ford Motor Company, in order that a fair market value might be determined as of March 1, 1913, the date on which the Income Tax law went into effect. After days of investigation, auditing the earnings of the company, studying its history, examining records and discussing with officers of the company its production, capacity and the plans for extending capacity, he returned to Washington and made his computations as to the value of the property. TraiiHfirLons in (Hr m)t ft1 thf New York Stnek Kxchunt: day were as follow: DOMESTIC' (Sales In $inoo) 1 Am Are-(hern 91is.144 1 Arner tSmeltma Oh lul4 A mer Suaar Ha lor 1M Am TW Tei oHb.KmD 71) Am TAT 11) A oomia fop 7n loi1 44 AVomla fop ta 104 15 Amin fop Min 7 Dk' 4 Atorlo-Chil Nitrate 7m 1o 0 A ur A fo of P.i JO At A Mi BMI 4m lot1 T.

Halt A ft SW I Mv lo'J1 l.l Halt A rf Pfi DM 3ft It iiM1rfll rp 4m I Ini! lifll oflrftr hf oO D4 47 Doth sirrl 4nn 0 D'J" 5H Hlyn-Mau Tran oa 1M 4 HI.mi I'ii kb 51(1 Do KM t) if I'rt 5 1 otfs DM fanatkan Pa ileh 4m 5 2 Central IathfT Os DM 62 Central Pam fin fin. 2 fins A Kf'ii 3 A 4 30. 4 fhm A Alton 3 1 Hi1 43 Phln A III 5m Vi! 2 5) fhP WpKtrrn 4m 7ol 7 MASt Pr vt4 8Motfs r7a 1 1 Phi IAPa rf 4m IM 1 hiA IipI D)44 27 title Popper 0m 1D'j 17 PI tie Serv Pwr HmA PH1 4 foin'th Power 0m ..105 4 foil fitrar MtuOs 30 Pnn NY deb o-jm Dm 2 fiibiiii-Doni Su 7ujS 5 A Rio (J eon 4s to A Kio yen 5 2o IWmI ce Pros deb Southern Ry 125 Standard Oil Standard Oil Y. 325 St Mary's 24 Studebaker 65 Swedish-Am Inv. .109 Swift Co 1166 Swift International.

Texas Co new 66? Texas Gulf Sulphur 621 Plant 1st pr. 42J Timken Roller Tower Mfg 974 Traveler Shoe 18 Union Carbide C.10374 Union Twist Drill. 1174 United Drug 17074 United Drug 1st pr. 5974 United Fruit 11774 United Shoe Mach 52 75 pc pd 797 i Indus 8064 Rubber 6174 Sra Ref 3474 US Sra Ref pr. 4634 Steel 15974 US Steel wi 11574 Utah Apex 674 Venezuela Mex.

104 Victoria 12c Waldorf System 23 Walworth 1874 Warner Bros A. 4074 Westing Air Brake .135 Westinghouse Elec. 70JS White Motor 57 Woolworth 177 Woolworth wi 11854 Yellow Truck 2374 1 DM l4 DM '4 DM 1 MG 4 DM Dh DM lOHi DO D5 1 -J D'l -4 1 02 1 DM 102 104 1 02 1 DD 1 i loo DM l4 DM 2 1 os DO 1 H2 70 r'7 02 DM 4 ID) 0H 105 DO 1 100 loo 01 Low 104 4 DM -U DU7 Dtd DM DH DO 1 4 lo HI) "4 5 a 03 D2 Mil I oj 103 102 4 10) 1 00 DM l4 H5 101 D24 DM 10 1 A 01 HI 70 r.7 4 D2 D4 4 ID) 1M DM DO D0 Do DI 75 D.V& 105 158 159 Duquesne 1st. 15974 11574 7 11 85c 23 1874 4174 135 707s 67 17774 11874 284 75 05 105 1 1 Kmp GAKuel 7ls D5 177 17774 I 4 i i 4 i 4 ii I I I i 1 i i 11854 U874 2874 284 1044 1044 3675 3675 Ex dividend. 774 67 Todays High Low Last sale 7834 67 1164 1164 214 2234 10 67 BONDS Open hie 5s 40 1 005 4 Hood Kuhber.7 ..101 Mi Bin 6s 154s 61 9674 5s 32.

.101 84 6634 4335 39 4 563 5 4375 22 '4 Gillette Firmer 94 94 1214 12174 NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Elec L40 .1044 Electric liefrigertor 364 Elec Storage Baty. 784 Endicott-John 67 Endicott-J pr 1164 Eng Pub Ser Co. 2274 Eng Pub Ser Co pr. 94 Equit OffBdg pr 12 1 4 Erie 404 Erie 1st pr 514 Erie 2d pr 49 Erie Steam Shovel. 254 Eureka Vac Cleaner 64 4074 Fairb-Moree pr.

..10874 Famous Players 1 1 3 Fed Light Trac. 42 Federal pr. 764 Fed Motor 294 Fidelity Phoenix. 9734 First Nat Stores. 2974 Fisk Rubber 174 4075 5175 494 2574 66 40'5 41 55 494 25! 4 66, 405 3 130 3374 71 87 3, 130 31 74 87 After the railrond had presented It case City Solicitor Jrtcr J.

Nelllgatl of Cambridge appeared, at the direr tlon of tlie Cambridge City Council to oppose tlie abandonment of the Kjist Cambridge station. Continuance el some ioim id at this station Is highly essential and important to the people who ttoik In nearby plants, lie argued. He asserted that lie had Ho quall'l with the rail-load over the projais'd freight terminal to be erected In that dl-lint. Jllehard Iarkhurst. repr seating (Inn Sc Co.

also argued for Hi- continuance of some form of to take care of til' mdustilal and Court bouse workers win use the Fast Catll-1. ridge sta Ion. At tin suggest Ion of Leonard Hardy, Mr I'arUliuist agreed to submit a schedule of trains hl Ii aliould slop at tills station. He thought lour or five trains in tlie morning and two or three at night might talic cap-of the workers. Mr Parkhurst has filed with tlie mig mission a petition cont lining the names of 4.19 persons who actually ne thlH station, he declared, lie also ird a letter from lfist Atty Kola rt T.

Ilushnell in which tlie latlej- added hi protest and slated that this proposed abandonment of flic- Fast Cambridge station appears to be lll-ad vi.o-1 frnni a public Without going Into detail as to 7 tie names and occupations ot the individuals Who signed the- piolest tlon. Mr Parkhurst continued. AVe respectfully submit that Mu- list at signers is a most representative one. Including men prominent in CourtJioaxr and Middlesex circle's as well is In manufacturing and business organize-tlons in tiie EasL Cambridge DUtrlT You will find such names those In Robert T. llmlinelt, district attorney of Middlesex County; P.

ulmlrn sheriff; Judges Lcggat a nd flarrlaet the Probate Court; Thomas Leighton, register Of deeds; Charlca Hathclt), treasurer of Middlesex County K. B. Harlow- and Walter C. Wardwoll. County Commissioners: Luring Jordan, register of probate; James Ram-say, chief probation oflicer, Mr of Ginn Co; Mr Ioogan of the National Casket Company: Mr Taft sti'1 Mr Porter of Carters Ink Company, Mr Sloan of East Cambridge Saving Bank; William A.

Kncwland i v-Rep-resentative, and iroicl Jcd.rn.on. attorney-at-law, Woburn. We believe tills list of naire.c representing as it does patrons of the railrc lcj at its East i i.du Ic.Jr- station front ail walks of life is prlma facie evidence of community interest in the matter. We respectfully urge that vouv Honorable Board will refu ur approval for tlie tcita! abandonment of tu- Ln.it Cambridge i i and w-lft dismiss the petition of the railroad Chief probation office James B-Ramsay told the comm I mdii of U1 necessity, tn his opinion, ot maintaining this station because- ol tin- Fast Cambridge Courthouse. He made appeal for some form c.f service at this station.

Harold J. Johnson of Woburn, speaking of the inconvenience which the abandonment would bring to tha people of Woburn and other communities served by the line, paid hli respects to Homer Loring of the Boston Maine. I believe some plan could be-worked out which would be acceptatile to concerned, said Mr Johnson. I low ever, I am against any coiileimcp with Homer Loring. That would be sheer nonsense.

To quote Octavos Cohen. Words, words words; but they dont mean nothin. Mr Loring never yields." William A. Kneeland ol Winc-heider and Senator Walter Perham of Chelma ford also spoke against the proposal 0t the road. D) O' DM 07 31 74 87 Pittsburg Coal pr.

71 700 sq ft land. BOSTON FISH RECEIPTS 7 108'5 10875 Porto Tob Postum Cereal Pressed Steel Pressed Steel pr Value in 1913 Set at $190,000,000 The method was very simple. He found the earnings for 1912 were For the first two months of 1913 they were $4,000,000, or at the rate of $24,000,000 a year. Striking an average between these two figures, he determined the average capacity as of March 1, 1913, was $19,000,000 per annum. He capitalized this on the basis of 10 percent on the assumption that any one who could buy the Ford Motor Company at $190,000,000, with a lair assurance of receiving a return of 40 percent on his money, would be getting a very cheap piece of property.

Mr Talbert (a Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue, who marie the appraisal) informed the commissioner that he found the value of tne Ford Motor Company as of March 1. 1913. to be $190,000,000. and that lis would amount to $9,489.34 per shale, there being a total of 20.000 shares. I We will proc, Mr Davies declared.

that the commissioner instructed him to set forth this valuation in a letter to Arthur Ballantne, who represented the Old Colony Trust Com pany. The Governments contention in the piesent suit is that the stock should have been evaluated as of March 4, 1913. at 83600 a share, and that an additional tax should be paid on the greater difterence between that figure and what the minority stockholders actually received for their stcok. John W. Anderson, whose original investment in the Fold Company was $3000 and from whom the Government wants additional tax on his profits in the sale of his stock, was the only one of the minority exstockholders present at todays DM IMIS DM Do Advance Uumely.

Advance Rumely pr 31 Ahumada Lead. Air Reduction. 139 Ajax Rubber. do rights Alaska Juneau 397 79 OH 1 OH DM 17 774 DM on dm 4 D0 OH loN 103 103 DH vn On et 1 05 1 3Midalr St) evt 5h Iih, 5 Ej Rv A Lt lt 5 0hs 3MKAFii pr li5s.V02 DM adj 5nA 07 07 3 40 Mo Paetfio ern 77 0 Nat Dairy Prod Oh DM1 0 NE TAT tren 001 1 NOrl rIAMex 104 7 11 1 fyAimp 5k Did 1 en imp I ps 11 NYPAmL VjnA'TI 105S 20 Edi rftr 5 103' I NYNHAHeoltr)M 40 m.f, 1 A Te rfur 4 1 D)Hlj. 31 We, A Bom Ml 1 yep A 02 139 10 139 974 94 PS 139 954 7 4 154 74 154 154 154 109 125 103 DM 1fisi4 fin1 02 109 125 109 125 Several vessels came in through the storm this morning and tied up at the South Boston Fish Pier.

Receipts of fish were heavier than for several-days nd as a result prices were somewhat lower. The wholesale price of large cod was to 9 cents a pound: market cod. 6 to 7 cents: haddock. 6 to 7 cents; hake and cusk. 5 to 6 cents.

Fisk Rubber pr sta. 814 11234 42 7674 29 97 2934 17 8134 487 70, 374 74 47 107 85 11234 42 767, 29 97 293, 17 82 48 4 704 394 74 47 107 8674 1044 3774 784 67 1164 224 94 122 4134 55 494 2534 6674 4035 10875 113 42 765 2974 97 294 1774 82 4874 71 39 4 74 474 10775 864 12875 120 5475 116 8474 114 15475 121 5675 33 835 1475 1044 2074 4374 484 96 Trading on the Boston Stock Exchange was not very active and prices were inclined to show small losses through until the late trading, when a firmer trend was under way. Gillette, however, was an outstanding feature and sold up to 93 in the first hour. There was a fractional setback frotr that high in the subsequent trading. Hood Rubber was about steady, while Shoe Machinery, after holding at 52 through the first hour, dipped fractionally.

Bigelow-Hartford wa-. firm, as was Walworth. Herman Nelson held at 26 in moderate trading. Tower Manufacturing was back under 9 again through the forenoon, while Gilchrist held firm in the specialties. Swedish-American Investment sold at 109 in the early trading.

Textiles were little changed, though Pa-cifie Mills was a point tinner. In the mining group St Mary's Land was off half a point, while Quincy had little difficulty in recovering the better than point loss of the previous day. Island Creek Coal lost two points in the forenoon. Among the utilities the changes were irregular. Edison sold up to 230 early, later canceling part of this gain.

Elevated eased fractionally, while rails were dull. Telephone shares kept in a limited range, with New England holding mainly at 117. Eastern Steamship was steady. Amerada Corp ARRIVAL VIGOROUS ADVANCES ON NEW 'YORK CURB Am Bank Note 15 74 15 74 15 74 12835 12875 120 120 127 102 127 102 011 the New Irawh-r K.itu.i from Sutlli shoal. 131 immi emind" of jrroumili-h ve im irawtcr Alilen Xtillu from South Sena) IJi om tsuiiul-.

proumlu-h heim fattier 'mum. Irani South Channel 11! 5ou iiMinde round huh. 'learn trawler O-rnii from south Channel. 9i ioo iHMinii' crouni! ht.li steam trawler Ihllow from South Channel. 74 an tHiiirid- tnxnmiiti-h Iinoeritor from browns bank.

-tit. nisi I olHlll-h 9-'hh shamro. k. from Browns Bank. S3 0 10110,1...

rroinitfh-h s. Commonwealth, front Browns, 7s ihm toned tmunilhsli. Ailveei ure. from Browns. onh Tvnin.ls 102 5435 116 84 1134 152 5435 116 84 114 1624 Following are transtinnH York Curb Exfhane to 1 ni INDPSTRIALS C' ile in Hundreds -oAipna Port tern 4 o' loo Alum fo Ani pr loj J-iOArn Areh PP Cyan pr Hs1 hh A KJ i-'tA A El pr Ort7 Haw ss D) Laundry 115 Lisrht A Tr 230 01 OH 2 pr 35- 1 pr vain, -Ul'ri loo Am Sujerp 3moAmm Gas A KJ 4on Atl Fruit A Surf.

1204 121 56 5 565 40 102 1 OH ss 73 DO7 1 1 1 1 5 230 01 07 2H 03 a 35 1 1 PM 102 1 OH HH 14 73 00 D) 115 230 fU 07 1 2H 03 1 35 1 a 1 Caiheime. front Browns. 83 000 oonels ro ini, li'h s. l.run.l Marshal, front Browns. non pounds erountlfish.

Sell Ruth and Margaret, 5.3 000 pounds p-oundhsh FALL RIVER STOCKS Bid is Litn Co Mill 3774 824 415 38 8335 4135 A.i Fleischmann new Fox Film A 71 Freeport Sulphur 38 4 Gardner Motors. 74 Gen Am Tank 47 4 Gen Am Tank pr 10734 Gen Asphalt 864 Gen Asphalt pr. ..12874 Gen Baking pr 120 Gen Cigars 5474 Gen Cigars pr. ..116 General Electric 847s General Electric sp. 1 1 4 General Motors .15474 Gen Mot 7 pr 120 4 Gen Outdoor Ad 5674 Gen Outdoor ctf 33 Gen Ry 83 Gimbel Bros 414 Gimbel Bros pr ..1044 Glidden 207, Gold Dust Corp 4534 Goodrich Rubber.

48, Goodrich Rubber pr 96 Goodyear Tire pr. .100 GoodyearTprprior .1054 Gotham Hos 1 pr. .1117, Granby Mining. 344 Great North pr. 8474 Gt Northern 194 Great West Sug 1 1 1 4 Gt West Sug pr 120 Greene Cananea.

30 Guan Gulf Mobile 36 Gulf States Steel 65 Hanna 1st 6174 S.h Man font a. from brow ns. 03 ono BOSTON STOCK MARKET 1044 1044 2034 2034 108 120 'vh Amtie from ffon injund- rfipudlih. 108 120 755-4 108 120 754 4 i 5, Edith Homs from Grorce. Gn.OOn fc.

1 05 Xfc 05 1 a I). 4554 474 96 no 4374 48 96 3on Auburn Auto 500 Haihital.v too lillhH to 1 no Border! Co 2oo iinll A 100 Brill Ft 4 7 21 DM 4 dj 21 IwMiin. from South Channel. r0 0H) tM SfOUibJhbh --1 Nina irom South' 27,400 nmno I auri fom South Channel. do 1 J7 lo 40 Pub Serv 7 pe.109 Pub Serv 8 pc.

125 Pullman Car 186 Punta Alegra 45 Pure Oil Co 2754 Pure Oil 8 pc pr. .1118 Purity Bak 435 Radio Corp 6335 Radio Corp pr 52 Rand Mines 40 '4 Ray Con Copper. 15 Ry Secur 111 Cent. 74 Reading 96 Real Silk 44 Reid Ice Cream 40 Remington Type wll5 Remington 2d pr. .115 Replogle Steel 13, Republic Ir Steel 584 Republic I Stl pr.

9755 Reynolds Spring 44 Reynolds Tob ..120 Rossia Insurance. 76 Royal Dutch. Rutland pr 44 Safety Cable Schulte Strs 485 Seaboard Air Line. 36 Seaboard Air 414 Sears-Roebuck 51 Seneca Copper Shattuck Co. Shell tlnion Shell Union pr Sberwin Will 1st prl075 Shubert Theatres.

57 3, Simmons Co 364 Simmons pr 108' 4 Simms 205 Sinclair Oil Co 194 Skelly Oil 364 Sloes Sheffield Stl 131 34 South Cal Edison 3274 Southern Dairies A 444 Southern Dairies 1974 South Ri Sug. .169 Southern 1094 Southern Rail. 12475 Southern Rail pr 95 Spicer Co 23 St Josephs Lead 414 StL San 10234 Standard Gas 5534 Standard Gas pr 58 Standard Oil Calif. 683-4 Stand Oil 38 do rights 2 Stand Oil 1154 Stand OU 324 Stand Plate 3-4 Sterling 95 DM 47G 21 134 10 21 75 1 7 a 44 01 'v 4 hi fithun. iM.ni outh Channel.

American B.trnaril f-c Co Bourn Milo Bortir ft tv Mf? Co heif' Mill liariton i Ms Dam) Mills Mi IN i i Grcnit Mills Km; F'hiiin MtU Laurel Lake Mills Liui'pln iz Co 1 (j: Co Mr hant Mfsr Co M4'hani! Narr.wautt Mills O'horn Mills Barker MlM 1'il-rnni Mill RieharM Borden Mfff Jauainore Mf? Co S'Hconftft Mills Minx Mills Stafford Mills ens Mtj t'o Tro.v A Mfr 1 ruon Colton Mis Co Waniiuftnoasr Mills iau.c Mills 5 10 Ara Can new. Am Can pr 127 Am Car new 102 Am Chain 2574 Am Druggists. Am For Pow Am For Pow 89-4 Am Home Prod 3174 Am Ice Securities. .12014 Am Ice pr 85 Ara International. 3754 Am Laf ranee.

Am Linseed Oil 6974 Am Locomotive. .108 Ara Locomotive pr.120 Am Machine Fdy. 754 Ara Metal Ara Metal pr 109 Am Piano pr 105 Am Pow Light Am Radiator. 11474 Am Safety 53 Am Ships 674 Am Smelting 14134 Am Smelting pV. .121 Am Snuff 1264 Am Snuff pr 954 Am Steel Foundry.

4454 Am Stl Foundry pr.113 Am Sugar 8274 Am Sugar pr 108 Ara Su Tub 44 Ara 15474 Ara Tobacco 12174 Am Tobacco pr. .11014 Am Type Founderel2514 Am Typfound pr. .108 Am Wat Wks 65 Am Wat Wks 7 pc.107 Am Wool 3114 Am Wool pr 85 Am Zinc 9 Am Zinc 464 Anaconda 484 Archer Daniels 1074 674 LONDON METAL PRICES 13934 41 14J prices posted on flange, with the the net 1 1 PS 112 344 85 194 11134 120 294 94 3734 65 613 284 19g 120 30 94 3734 55 57 354 107 '4 204 194 107, 154s8 31 5 84 484 81c 57 165 a prl 1 5 OS 7 T2S loss 120 294 36 55 614 284 19, 121 1264 954 444 113 82 108 41 1534 121 112 Te-lavs doling Lmiilmi Mct.il tn chatuu-s. follow Spot isi'ir Kiitirps ini'per K'cdro Mul ths-lro futures Saie. I O' I ton '-tmt tut Vm-e tin Sf-ii mi spot tin lit) hml lead iiuures lead SH't line Futures xmo 1 78 35'- 20 Ptirtis Pub 7 -2oo De KoreM 700 Durant Motor 4no El A Share 20 LI A Share pr Sno Eletrie Invent 25 El PA Lt 2d pr 7on Kstey We A 5nn Ertey ej 500 Kerurol Motor 50 Kajardo Suirar D0 Klim Im-p Maeh C'-i il's 50 7s -1 a 12 unchanirld .2 10 Uni-hanged futures tuns.

29s ins 21. las 2 aS f.lOa ton- futures an 27 las unchanged 12s Is 3d Ishd f.l 1.1s 7s OJ t-tllHsM Hs Havana El rets. 284 1 5 634 1394 1217k 1264 964 4474 113 82 108 444 1534 121 11074 12574 108 66 107 314 85 9 575 36 109 204 1974 364 13135 3274 45 194 1694 1104 125 954 234 414 00 4H ITS D2S IS $roo phi. CHICAGO MARKETS 1184 1184 27 27 lo 1107 uml AGO. Jan 1 I losing quota MONEY AND EXCHANGE DiKord Mot Canada 417 71 1H8S no 7 14.5 4 417 17S IP 4 19 4, 80S 67 00 41 HI, 12 P4S RUBBER PRICES 1 1 ri -I 9S TS 71 U8.

8 4 4 48 17 4 1 62 4 4 417 7 IPS 4 194 .80 r.ii r.iih is 411 94 1 -'I ITS Todai 1 i i i I i I tiooH scM' loll 4 luMIlH Jan 1 1 Ja I' I 4 1 1.29 4 1 1 28b 1. 12574 108 65 107 17S 1 0 3 7 10S 40 High Ixiw i i as 1 so i i gn 1.28 1 317 NEW YORK. Jan 11 Smoked ribbed rubber sheets opened firm on the Rubber Exchange this morning. January contracts were unchanged at 40c a pound; March 40 points higher at 41.20e and May 70 points higher at 43.30c. .90 64 14174 1214 1264 954 4474 113 8274 108 443 4 15474 12174 1104 12574 108 6674 107 314 85 9 47 434 1074 154 84 9474 23 63 oo 42 494 16574 100 190 184 414 11274 Am Sugar 82? Ara Sugar pr lOTjj Am Tel Tel ,154 Am Woolen 31Jg Am Zinc Life Sra Anaconda Arcadian Con Atlas Plywood 57 Atch SF.

1644 Baldwin Locotive.l524 Baltimore Ohio. 109 Beth Steel. 47 Bigelow-H Bigelow Carpet pr-lOO1 Bingham Mines. Bos Con Gas 1st 10 774 Boston Elevated. 854 Boston El 1st pr 111 Boston Maine Bos Me prior pr .106 pr 25 pc pd 10274 KosiMe 1st pr A 80 1st pr 125 1st pr .105 liosAMe 1st pr D.

160 Brooklyn Maa Tr. 6874 Calif Petrol 315 Calumet Heda. 1474 16174 Chrysler 424 CM St Pctfs 10s, Coldak Corp 4'4 Colorado Fuel 465 4 Congoleum 194 Consolidated Gas. .1084 si M.b 84 Hli .88 .81 .5 .87 4 .84 1 824 10754 1538 3174 874 484 80c 57 16154 15254 1084 4774 85 1004 3714 10774 85 111 5314 106 1024 80 125 105 160 684 31 144 16174 417. 10 4 454 1914 1085 8274 107J4 1544 314 874 48 81c 57 16554 1524 1094 471j 86 1004 374 1074 85 111 534 106 10274 80 125 105 160 6874 31 15 16114 42 10 4 455 1914 10854 1073, 57 36 109 204 19S 36 130 '5 324 45 1935 168 110 125 954 2274 414 10274 653 6774 68 4 38 2 '5 1164 3234 34 96 65 6474 34 32 44 244 13 rates.

ct Billows; 4 Vj percent .4 J4 r5 percent troent leraMi 4 i eivett Par $02,000,000 o4.tMMI.fHHI l.lHU.tHHt.lMlO 94.o0o.mh 'hanse early rales $10,000 or more A tabic of loyal money Call money Time loans, short Time loans, six months. Time loans, year (Vmniervtal paper New York (amis Boston eieamvs Boston baiant'es New York eleannifei New York Fed Res Bk cred loO at Ported ex inolwutf transactions of follow .88 1 1025 65 4 40 tj 12 04 4534 483 7 4 a July Sent lorn ay July Sent Oat May Julv Sept Lard Jhti ...1 a 1 Julv I flib Jan Mav .1 July .49 .47 .43 .49 .47 .4, .49 4 7 614 284 194 118J4 27 63 4454 604 384 4175 6674 2374 12135 31 43 124 10 535 514 484 14175 634 734 384 434 684 99 4 65 1284 1534 109, 4874 86 10014 3 1 1 4 10714 854 111 53LJ 106 1024 80 125 105 160 6644 31 15 16174 4214 104 44 454 19 10854 1303-5 324 444 19 168 1094 12434 95 2274 414 102J4 6534 6735 6834 38 2 1154 3234 3 '4 95 65 544 34 32 44 244 13 Hayes Helme, pr. Hoe Co A Homestake Household Prod 444 Houston Oil 604 Howe Sound Co. 384 Hudson Manhat. 414 Hudson Motor.

6574 Hupp Motor Co. 237 Illinois Central ..12175 Indep Oil Gas 31 Inland Steel 43 Intercon Rubber. 12 Int Agriculture. 10 Int Bus 5375 Internal Cement. 51 Int Combuso 48! Int Harvester 1415 Interest Match pr.

63 Int Mer Marine. 734 Int Mer Marine pr. 3875 Int Nickel 437, Int Paper. 585 Int Paper 7 pc. 99 Inter Railways pr 65 1284 2t ITS fs I 154 84 9434 2 7.0 12 S3 2 90 12 17 3.07 12 98 12.47a 12 2.

12 S3 121'. IS 02a 12 821 BUSINESS AND ADV. EXECUTIVES READ I 63 43 4 6074 38 134 644 22' 1213, 304 43 124 10 534 614 4775 14075 63 734 374 4275 6875 99 65 1274 63 4374 604 38 135 644 2334 12134 3074 43 124 10 634 614 484 141 634 774 374 425 6874 9934 65 128 '4 3oo Foundation Kor 1 00 Frank Jm fir Co 300 Freed-EiMemnnn 200 Freuhnian Chaa 200 Fulton Sylphon 1 25 Gamewell Co 23on Pen Bak A Bak DM) Gen Klee tier DM) Gen Pub Sve DOM) Gillette loo Gleannmte prod 300 Gnltel Adolf loo Tlabirnhaw tab 4mi Hap famlv St 2100 Hap Candy St loo Hi re Co 3oo Ind Hay A loo in tv So Am 1 0O Iner Pro) 250 Inter Kilver 175 nrnw.lid 1 00 anCnrp 0 DM) Kawneer fo fcMi Ivehur A Nav I17- 1610O Pow See JH DM) Iyhorh Val Cl rtf 4 4 20 Lib Ow Glas 136 BoOMarmon Mot. 54S loo Metro t'h 33 10 Miller Rub pr DM ffooMhwk A Hud Pow 21 Do Mohawk Val new. 3sS 2oo Nat Klee Pow 27 tr ns A.

6S ,2 is in, 109 A 24 85 9 4534 48 1074 154 834 944 2274 53 22 4134 4974 1644 100 190 18 68 683 38 '4 235 116J4 324 334 96 654 654 34 32 5.20 15 10 1 7 i oat 17 20 I 7 02 0 1.7.2'ih l.YOUl 1074 154 874 944 2274 53 22 42 4934 1654 100 190 18 404 1124 Armour Co A. Armour Armour pr Del Arnold 23 Art! 00m Corp 63 Art Metals 22 Assd Dry Gds 4174 Associated Oil 494 Atchison 1654 Atchison pr 100 Atlantic Coast .190 Atlantic Coast rts. 1834 Atlantic Wr I. 414 Atlantic Refining. .1 1234 DEATHS -At HoHintal January P'l Karp combination of eijwiroce iumI ability in maiiufarturlnc.

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