The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1905, Page 4

A i + TUESDAY, May 16. ‘War scare cables from London; r brought a large measure of nery@us- ness into the stock market to-day, Pro- fessional trading was cautious end ro- ‘stricted, and the casual operators kept out of the market entirely. There was @ general diaposition to ael! stocks and no pronounced ficlination from any quarter to buy. The London market 0 RICK INQUIRY tlone arising from Germany's pelsure of a Cliinese port. There was o | persistent liquidation of weak holdings both abroad and at home, and the big pools in railway stocks practically g’| ceased operations on account of rus more that President Roosevelt is to call an extra session of Congress tor the purpose of taking up the question of railroad rates, Local. bankers were glum because of the increasing ease of money, notwith- standing heavy withdrawals of Goverii~ ment deposits trom the banks. Bome ps that His Polloy-Holder Organization Is Likely to Disband. LEADERS ARE DIVIDED, Presi v of the principal New York Bank ‘ Out dents frankly admit that they do not sgt to Ald Alexander, Now| took for profitable money rates until { fail. This plethora of easy mone will conduce to an Improv Investment spares cb yas there was in rimandn: Bacprabest won due largely to the Wcities i, head of the City| Navy trading of Jacob Weld in St ccoarany ahd president of & pol) pau and Union Pacific @ The BU ach ocasice ockttys come cat this | Soom traders anid thet me sae Se itterscn cs an vncusitied believer in| Field market,” and aucine tee nn “Frick Investigating Committee, | * aadrit F Field went around Deere hr ie mamas | ine soo, Tas eipegetic operator is 6n ; Pea ahd arient and loyal Stook Exchange man : nex: however, ment in the } ~ Bome, Including Mr. Crimmins, Are Against Him. hat and devotes all his activities to tl "4 Institution, It is related of Mr. Field has not disbanded, nor Js it gv-| that while at a dinner party not long to disband, It haa dione notiing| ago tho lady sitting next to him in the | because nothing can be done un-| course of conversation asked: e@ndiees number of aults begun] ‘Mr. Field, are you interested in Bal- Various individuals and aseociatiuns| sac?” ppereons have been decided, We viele] ‘Not at all," answered the brilliant to go ahead and name two direc-| peculator, ‘I never have anything to under the mutualization plan} do with thase ‘curb securities,” upon when these sults were -l-} youn W. Gates was asked to-day what paces he thought of the stock market pros- ‘ do you think of the Frick com-} pects, He promptly replied that he had wae euked: no pronpunced opinion’ on the outlook, Bellevee.in Frick, It was a trading market, he eald, but “ME am an absclute bellever in its in-| he had comparatively little interest In » I belleve the committee will go} tt, A rumor prevailed In the Excha: the bottom of facts and that no that Gates and some of his frien ‘will be able to hold it up. My|were quietly buying Union Pacific to ef is shared by most of the promi-| hold because they thought that it was men among the Kquttable polloy-| cheap at present quotations, 5 . I have recetved many letters} ‘Trading in St, Paul shares was siim- : ing, confkience in Mr. Frick and| ulated by the semi-official report that pollcy-holders' committee am chairman," said Mr, Crim- fea, and saying popular opinion| an prrangoment might be made by de by ite tind. When the) which St. Paul traing would be run to ‘committee completes {ts inveast!-| the Pacific const over the Hill lines. T feel confident we sball know | President James J, /iil, of the Great “ uth concerning the internal af-| Northern, it is sald, hay expressed a a of the company." willingness to let 8t, Paul into Tacoma | MBuppose the findings of the commit-|over his road. He had much rather do ) te should be at variance with the find-| this than have a rival road constructed, ings of Superintendent of Insurance| A mutually edvantageous connection Hendricks?” hetween St, Paul and the Burlington | "Then it will be a simple matter of| system is also talked of. Soun ufter tling which eet of findings ia night} tve cpening of the market 8t, Paul which is wrong. weakened fractionaliy on the liberal of- Badly Split Up. forings of the stock, Some of the West- te the denial of Mr, Crimmins} ¢™ specuatora who have been holding is committee will disband, 1 18] St, Paul stock for somn tine in expec- have spitt it, and tation of 9 bi advance have found It C7 y, We, ie, aliens aot Inacantaty op {t is wuld. 0 ghift their rimming committes was | boldings. Mz, Crimmina was rec-| Some justification for the recent a: lend and supporter of} uvity and strength of tht rubber stocks nder, he is} was found in the cheerful sentiment i le. declared only a fow]| over merger prospect that ‘It wae inevitable that] leading siockholdira of should tave to get down and] states Rubter Company at their an- hual meehng to-day, aie Dubn for tue Ing over Che stock of the Kubber Manufacturing Company by the U, itubber Company will be approved is sald, at a special meeting to be on May 2, ‘The basis of exchange of these two securities follows: Preferred ok will be Changed share for share; for two shar of Rubber Goods common one al the proposed new aecand preferrs of the United Slates, kubvber Co, Whi be given. President W, H, ‘T jale, of the lackuwannd Rallroad, was to-day elev! director of he U, Kubber Compuny. Yhere ta t0 Ite Tennessee Coal & [ron pioys HOW TN Lae ar tue the unfayor ual report issiied by this coy bussed compara- tively unnovdced oss earnings for Marie erhaaety 1 net earnings 364484. Hyiertirten ei led in reducing the operating ex- penses $2,000,971, but. there wag still a Uecrease In the final surplus of $1,345,+ 9, Chairman Don H, Bacon reports Liat up to Oct 1 last year was one of 9) ricea for pig iron. The ourrent er, promises to be extraor- inthe Iron and. steel 4 the last four ys iy Coal & Iron Company has 1 ene ings 8h 260,00 development ox- ¥ ynown hand Frank C. Plat peepreuaity to say a Ki ja administracion of ” cae nor a word against yde and his fdttion, That Is how § ; Crimmins committee has spilt. Be | SULLY SPEAKS FoR /HIGHPRICED COTTON Aske Whether (Atrocions Insult’ that Low Rate Ie an Honor, Shall Be flatened To, ' ATLANTA, Ga., May 16.—In hia aa-|¢ ) Aress before the Georgin. Industrial As- jon Convention here last night, Bully, of New York, sald Smmong other thin )-*¥ou of the gouth hold the balance Per powdr of every other industry in and all parts of the civilized arid, Do you suppose for one moment it the millions made in cotton would mt to anvehing except for far- et To coropate prot of farmers i thove who make profit after re- ving raw material js to compare the ‘ton plent witd the red tree of Call- fornia, (And shall we ny trade. Da Tennessee axpender out of il land ee eee COPPER COMPANY HAS REORGANIZED, Announcement 1s made of the reor- ganization pian of the Montreal and Boston Consolidated Copper Mining and Smelting Company, the collapse of the campaign fer marketing the securitica of which came on the day of the “Law- son Panie,'! and resulted In interesting he added, “listen to ‘atrocious insult that the low “prien of cotton is to the honor of the Unived States as well as to vou Rrowers if colton? H * Bry pricen at 15, 16, 17, 18 and %0 cents for cotton to farniors, you spine bankr proceedings, Sieve would be benefiting Youre yee a eee erg company Ip to. be drier peonie thrunwhout the Worl. known as the Dominion Copper Com- SIX Barone has determined that] puny, Tdmbted, which will take over the OY Ametica'’s Industricl progress shail properilen ‘of the old concern In British Beanies «(tne manucaciurare oF and) he hes company [8 to have 8,000,C00 May American progress has B00) Fl hares of stock with n par value of P Ghongh, They khrow that except for your] $1 a rhiare, and. §1,0:0,000 In mortgage © gotton industry the progres of the | bonds, $310.00 of wh are to bo re- ia 1 sat pcy years they have| (alned in tho trowaury, a portion of {world would conse: which will be used In’ watiatying. the eep the price of cotton low. wh eu parte ot the world nations “have ppent millions and mililons to be " gdependent of you of the Bo But you live in tho fortunate purt of the ) plobe, You have farmers: you have land; PON have sunshine, Other p: rta of the obligations of the old company, and the remainder of which has already been taken by an underwriting syndicate in New York, The stockholders of the company will get the new stock share for share for thelr old holdings, and will be per- mitted to subseribe for the bond at 90, with a mubstantial bonus of stock ¢0 subscribers, SHIPPING NEWS, ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY, Sun rises, 444)8un ets, 7.10!Moon sets, 9.20 if TIDES, BS 2 ae COTTON BUYING FAILED ; TO KEEP PRICES UP. : igh Water, Low Water, A pM AM. Pe ening Inflience of lower cabion! sandy tH a5 vou PM poo) wan partly offset in the Hporia alin dic’ fat ed et to-day by active support pékers identified with lower Wall nterents, ‘Chia was espectaly which #howed ronrT OF NEW 1ORK, ARRIVED. Minnehaha J] to “| prentitent $00 D 300 D 1500 El 2) Ei 100 Err! 400 Fod 800 Gri 300 Th 300 In 00 Tn} 400 Ki 4600 Low 1900 Met &t Ry. M 8O Met Secur..... 76% 70 800 Mex Cen... 2% 2% , ROM St P&S M.116%4 115 00M K & Tex... 27 20 He oNpacine rcs: Ws Bit 1 ‘0, Pacific. ‘20 Nat. Bis. Co. ae 6M THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS, op Sales. High, Low. Close, at Balea, High. Low, Close. 24200 Amal, Cop. ..,. 84% S% 83% — % 10 Nat Bis 90Am. Car & FF. 3% Bim 35H — 4 200 Am. C, & F.pf. 98% 98% 98% + Me 10) Am, Cot. Oll., BH WH Rw + le 800 Am, H. & L.. 1106 Am Ue am , | 38900 Am, 200 Pac, Mall 09 Am 10900 Penh, RR, 1.188 100 Peo, Gag)... 100% 100% + 4 Bilan G4 600 Am 04 = #0 Am. Rep. Bieel 1 wis 8 2 an 20) Ai. M4 + 4700 B w+ 15000 BI 106. oe “#100 Can. 2% — 40 Chi, MN a, 1 Chi MC fh BS — 200 C 16% + = “th & ies 2 8 | 8a 1h 600 i A as 33% —1) ine A . tral. 2% 200 Wis. Cent. pf, 40% *Ex-dividend. HIRAM Remains of The following am, G. A R., “The escort the 1812, Veteran A “The route of lows: Hall, tate Cypre! Under the Regiment, of cavalry, gl .o! Nog. 8. N Grant Post,”No. Hui Inati¢nte, Charles F. the Congolidated ceived a letter atitute of of tgnition, the Slumination for greatly varving “The most he Consumers really due to the by partial loval conrumer? N pressure at t urner ti he to cont may be felt by to the polnt of pressure ts quired for completely quirement as It shape, late st that chara especially at INCOMING STEAMBHIPS, DUE TO--DAY, Biat rs a H. auet einst Slee, OUTGOING STHAI 4 Ket oe, ya PUBLIC FUNERAL Various Civic Organizations. day with reference to the funeral of Centenarian Hiram Cronk, last survivor of the war of 1812, by Col. Richard F. Butt, commander of U. 8. Grant Post the Gran’d Marshal ap- pointed for the occasion: will States regulars from Governor's Island, Miltary Boclety State of New York, U. 8. Grant Post No, 827, Department of New York, G. A, R.; the Old Guard of the City of New York and the Washington Continental Guard, and I hereby cordially Invite all civic organizations who may desire to participate in the last honors to this old hero to report to me at the Grand Central Depot, Forty-second street and Fifth avenue, Wednesday morning, May 17, at 9,20 o'clock, to be assigned poale tion in the Ine of march, Jeni, cheoush ue, fo‘ Fourth street. to Brondway. ty the | rem. will Hills. Cemetery, in Brookly: egcort of the Brooklyn. ine ‘commanding: enty Ay Consens ‘Adtutant-General, and will be obeyed and respected accordingly, “POOR GAS,” HE SAYS, IS DUE TO THE LACK OF PRESSURE. of Some Complaints, Matthewson, counsel ander C, Humphreys, of the Stevens In- ‘Technology, maintenance of pressure 'n gas mains, tm part the letter reads: ‘What the consumers require above ‘ll things for satisfactory service is an uninterrupted flow of gas to the points ficlent pressure to give a maximum Il- fruitful cause Jaints from gas consumers fictency of pressure, though us a rule unda mental cause of the impaired vice rendored to them, A large major: ity of the complaints of ‘poor gas’ “Does this work any » meter and also at eac: ensart nis miles beyond war No shoe for Summer wear so embodies makes ; while in perfection of fit, stands absolutely unrivalled. The embodiment of comfort. In all leathers, $3.50 to $5.00, SOLD NOWHERE ELSe, ° ES S. COWARD, San GRONK’S | Centenarian Sur-| consist of United of the Order of rtillery Corps of the march will an fol- Rene it to ‘ashington Arch ie ein when’ the to ny Fourteenth, . . Col, Adojf and @ troop of Second Brigade, Adjutant of U. 8. js hereoy appointed the 221, wphreym, of Stevenm Inina the Cause for Gas Comrany, has re-| from President Atex- relative to the fas to be under euf- healing effects under conditions. of ocom- Is inaut- the er are unaware of as’ Ate lack of pregsure caused stoppages. Injustice to the For he can control the meter cock can be set ‘der fluctuations which the consumers nearest bution, where the higher and is re- The answers every Te- the Coward Oxford, the same true} yle and high quality cterize all Coward ankle and instep, it BULLS LIFT WHEAT, dealings to-day, prices advancing from firm cables, cold, wet weather in the ber, 803-4 to 805-8. Corn—Jul gMay. 09 bid; July, 92 8-4: 85 5-8 bid. May 2 Bes Corh—May, 5 Aldermen VoteThat su: to appropriate $10,000 in special revenue bonds fi defray the expenses of the ceremonies attending the openin, | new municipal tater I ana Were ee ge Mi comment by mem Boand, but when anor thoes lan | ard Indicated that ° Ne ee at he will veto the resolu: Ch Ste, MAY AND JULY LEADING, uly, 875 to 871. ° 31-4, New York's closing prices wre: Wheat September, Y aaked) duly, 8 closing prices-were: Wheat— Se voy, ST 8-4 asked! “Sep | $10,000 FERRY OPENING. for Staten Inland Ceremon \ The Board of Aldermen to-day voted | 8 i resolution was mero Gillies, of, Hichniund f the Board he plainly t comes before him. Bankers B87 Mi AT TO VOTE MONEY FORFREE BATHS SEASHORE Aldermanic Committee Will Report Favorably on the $100,000 Appropriation. |man Patrick Hixkine, — | pushing the measure in the board, has 6 ba been assured that i¢ will pass by unan- mous yote, Then the Wi goes to the Board of Batimate und Apportionment for the purporg of necuring the appropriation, ‘This has been as good as settled. Bor- ough President Littleton prepared, and there is ttle doubt that the request tor the turned down. immediately the money {3 avaliable. ‘The Evoning World's ordinance appro- |priating $100,000 for free public bathe for the people at the seasicre wil be reported out of the Committee on Fin- ance next Tuesday and will be placed befcre the Board of Aldermen, Alder- who has been 3 the plane money will Work can be commenced has come to light a sentiment t {rontage at Further demonstrations by the bulls | jy yottcr Wy vent wheat up in the early market | of he on the part of the people of Queens and ventral Brookiyn for {ree pubic baths at Rockaway Beach, ment prove to be widespread part of the appropriation may baths at Hockaway Beach and part to baths at Coney Island. The advantage of Coney Island 1309 tn the fact that the round tri Manhattan end of the Bridge Is twenty cents, and the trip in be made one Way by express trains in loss than forty minittes, Should this sentt- be devuted to from the but To get to and from Rockaway Beach is twice as expensive and takes twice the Lime. ‘The eity owns land at Coney Island which js” ready for use, Rockaway acquired, while ocean Beach woula Nevertheless, ne h: Myening World believes that the peope the whole city shou! by the free baths, and Wore of Queens and the outskirts of Brooklyn, to whom i be benefiled $4 to 1 cent undor the lead of May and | Rockaway Beach is niwre convenient July. The chief influences were the Tian! cohey SEaena( Aneute be con- sidered, “here tg no doubt about the ordi- belt and Ught receipts. The short in. | nance qvine though the Board of Al- vivor of War of 1812 to Be} terest was nervous. ort In ages om ns Aigbriman McCall 10-day. | ‘The feature in co “Bat for the fact that the Finance ind m Jump In| Committee has been unable to hold a Escorted by Regulars and) say ‘at Chicago to 53, at 607-8, ite | menting Bofere, we would have reported close of yesterday, shorts being re. | the PIN out today, All of the Alger iil re in ir O} eople sponsible for the advance, mien ws Br Goean Front.that. they ean. Pabad soles opening prices -were: sue wil it paying 2% cents for a : f eat—July, 923-6; Septe: ne | bething sult orders were insued to: Corn—July, 631-2, ptember, 85 1-8, —_ opening prices were: Wheat PRESIDENT OLCOTT RESIGNS. The rvaignasion of Freabient F, P, Olzott. 0: entral Trust, Company, was announced to-day, STeaairiaratt gave ae Gis reagon for his resignation that his health had been impaired, fas been president Company since He of the Central Trust 1884. IF_ YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY Or Secure an {deal Place to Liv: SEND POSTAL FOR CIRCULAR AND VIEWS THE M RAST ELMHURST fe} EPR Pt Nearer Than Brooklyn. Land & Mortgage Corp., Brooklyn. lanbattan Ave,, BG. Altman & Ca. UNTRIMMED MILLINERY, Untrimmed Hats for women a offered in the newest des'gns, also a complete line of floral trimmings, wings and oftrich feathers, Trimmed Hats for women, intended for outing or similar service are, in addition, shown; and Trimmed Hats for misses and girls, in practical and dress ftyles, For Wednesday, May 17th: Women’s Untrimmed Hats of Silk Straw; regular price, $4.00, a 2 8 Oftrich Feathers, black or Roses, various shades. Rose Foliage, . ee white, + $2.50 $1.50, 2.50 75c, 28c, (Department ‘on First Floor.) Stern Brothers To-morrow, Special Sale in their Glove Departments ,200 Prs. } in colors and white, WOMEN'S 1-CLASP PIQUE SEWN GLACE KID GLOVES, Paris Point Embroidered Backs, 79° Regular value $1,00 pair 2,500 Prs.{ REAL MILANESE 8UEDE LISLE THREAD GLOVES, with 2 Peasl Fasteners, in Moles Tan, Grey, Black ond White, 35° New Importations of Men’s English Foulard Neckwear are offered, in solid colors and the lateat fancy effec:s, REVERSIBLE FOUR-IN-HANDS and KNOT SCARFS, GRADUATED and entirely NEW SHAPE STRING TIES, itl, Ci Louisine, Grenadine and Silic 1 POURAIN-HANDG ant KNOT SCARFS, in’ a large variety Of designe end colors, | nd Linen MAY 16, 1900, | LONDON STOCKS DULL, AMERICANS SEE-SAW. LONDON, May 16.—Money tas in bot~ ter demand In the market to-day and In moderate supply, easy owing to the condition of Contl- nental exchanges. Operators on were Idle, the Stock Exchange Business was affected by the early report of a German occupation of Halohou, Shantung Peninsula, Console Disvounts were FORGER WEEPS AT SENTENCE Albert Newman, of No, 24 Bast Pour- teenth street, who forged 900 passes on the New York Contra! Raliroad and 300 were easy, Home rails were heavy, on the Lake Bhore, was to-day sen: Collar Chat No. 11 Americans opened quietly steady at|tenced to Bing Sing Prison for two bowl parity A pargened RY frection, fen years by Judge Newburger in General Not many trips to the laundry businoss was (transacted during the af. | Sessions, before your collar develops a ternoon a: i rane as, wen Be, Ciera naign Grand | “Neuman had a peinting press on which | J breale ai the fold? ws re iRoaieds \ibprbved eis sell the lene the passes and had in his Then it is probably cotton, er e ber Feral peness Kee nment Bixes of| employed a number of boys, When the even though you did pay the KILLED IN NEW TUNNEL. Frank Leto, a laborer at work tant night {n the new Pennsylvania Rallroad| Neuman, through his attorney, wanted Tunnel under the East River off tha/to withdraw his plea of guilty ¢: 5 foot of Thirty-third street, was killed! gery in the third epee Wa eae 2 by a falling rock. The rock fell without warning from the roof of the tunnel directly above ti heads of Leto and forming the midnight whose hi w Death was instantaneous. was thirty-five years old and lived at save Leto, Ce end | t. escaped y as, orysired, | Attorney dentes. ‘The victim Fortleth street and Ninth avenue. police got after him Neuman gave him- self up and testified against his em- ployees, but all of them were acquitted, Whon arraigned for sentence to-day linen price—2 for asc, “H, & I,” Collars are ' War- ranted Linen"—so stamped, qq mUpp nd us Bian Tor neoR ‘ i ukton," and web 4g oullar-wle, “If I permitted that,’ ger told the attorney, "I would make a farce Of Justice, He olaima he was granted immunity, but this the District- Sy uu Judge Newbur- HENRY HOLMES ‘Troy, New York BALESROOM Py Mie cliahied Weat im yy Neuman, who Is thirty-five years old and big anal fai, erled like a baby when wentenoed, originally $600, reduced to $ big reductions, As"the Sterling Player Is built to last a lifetime, the few weeks’ or months’ use of {hese instruments leaves them practically as good as they were when first out of the factory. A Sterling Player of Oak $190—Looks 2s good as new, very little used, A Sterling Play would get $200 to. GRAND PIANOS There is no piano that has a wider reputation for its musical excellenc than the Sterling Grand. It is favorably known to the great mnustelanh and holds an honored place in hundreds of homes and prominent studios, THE STERLING Company is one of the few concerns making pianos of this character, Sterling Mintatare Grard $§00—The smallest Grand Piano made— takes little more room than an upright. and apartments, Will grace any studio. Now is a good time to investigate what we are offering, for aside from our regular stock of Grands, we have a number of pianos slightly used that are at reduced prices, For instance: One Chicker'ng Grand—Handsome mahogany case; used, but in ex- cellent condition; original price $650, reduced to $375, Came in ex- change for Sterling Grand, One Henry F. Miller Grand—Rosewond case, in good condition; 5. Came in exchange for Sterling Grand. One Sterling Grand—Slightly used; case of beautiful figured English quartered oak, a full, rich tone, and in every way a satisfactory piano to own. Originally $65v, reduced to $525, One Sterling Art Grand $9CO—This is a masterpiece and the sort of plano that usually costs from $1,500 to $2,000, It is a veritable bargain. PIANO PLAYERS We have several players that have been used in Concert work, and as the Concert Season is nearly closed we will sell these players at er $175—Ebony case—if it were mahogany we $225 for it—only slightly used, A Sterling Player $200—This is beautifully finished in mahogany and practically good as new, ee H COMBINATION PIANOS and PLAYERS All the combination Pianos and tga that have been exhibited on our floors during the past season will tions. ‘These include several Sterlings and pianos of other makes, used only for exhibition and demonstrating tion, There is a very artistic Cabinet Player to match, regular price is $450, now marke $325. A large upright plano, handsome mahogany case, with a player to match, at een slightly used for demonstration in our Nureonee The plano was $250 and the special price, to sell quickly, $350, And a beautiful Sterling upright, concert grand scale, carved walnut, with a player fo match, regular $650, iy of vee And ahout twelve others in almost every variety of designs an with players that match them perfectly, from $100 to $200, . If you do not wish to pay cash we will monthly payments to suit, we Sterling Piano Fulton Street and Hanover Place, Brooklyn Open Saturday Evenings corer meee AVE REDUCED, PRICAS! on a number of ready, to-wear models atid nearly all the Shapes eres erm BUTTERICK PATTERNS. | 8678". & 54" AZ, S Stationery. Special Values Jor Wednesday: Our Two New Correspon- dence Papers, Bayeux and Lincoln Parchment will ar- rive Saturday, May 20, rg05, to make the necessary room we will close out some small lots of Our Fine Papers *: at 12/c. per quire, 5 quires for s0c., envelopes included. Easily placed in small parlor A varied assortment of One Quire Boxes to close out at 15¢., value 25c. to 45c. a e 7 Lord& Taylor, Broadway and Twentleth Street, Fifth Avenue, Nineteenth Street, Used but not hurt in the least. Many a man unmindful of his feet in winter feels as if they were a foot too big for their foot covering these mild days, Low shoes cool them off, izes graded by sixths of an inch lengths in every width; in every sort of © last, fit all sorte of fect. with ea Low shoes, tan or black, $3.50 and $5, 2 Roogrs, Peet & ComPANy, " Three Broadway Stores, = * closed out at liberal price reduc- firboses, all in perfect condi- jrand mahogany upright with layer the same—a real $500, at a nd ng #$th st, $ad et, sy $ASO. woods, The price reductions are arrange R ly eave you faery rm i CASH OR ueBiE.. Hs Les noms DYSFEP, 2 me of th ta wos an arg lly ip nee Bue Ratio \.