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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-19
gincinnuti, 18. syuIi.
Neue 6hpothetsn.

Nsus 5Dpotbetsn.
Siuac pfeiffsr an Mo5art 6. II. 9.
Co., 5000.
4lminu g. 9oman an Deftsrn II.
Southern 2ife SSni. 60, $4,000.
Tunnts WlcGartbn on 8urfieIp go.
2 g. II. 9. Co., $2500.
Soa 6. Glapton an 2incpLn g. q.
Ru. l, $500.
2(nnis GOffsIoer an S6iiBen 9. IL.
8. Co., $275O
SEQ. u. g0hite an @oop6urn ape.
&. IL. 9. &c., $4,000.
Rulpb &. 3otpaIt an @udrantee9ep.
60, $1,000.
Gbus. 8. DoIT an q. 8ufer, $4,000.
9srisIbs an 9arrn S.@siton, $500.
Dora &aub an SDutbsrn Sbio 6.
i. &. Co., $500.
Gli3abet R. Wsn3 an ot0., $1,000.
GoDaro .. 2pon an Cottage g. u.
6. &c., $500.
SaInation Glrmp an GourtbouIe
Sap. @t., $1,000.
G6riftine Mc8Iincep an Columbia
9. Il. 6 60, $1,000.
QIer. 8. 1iIber an Soutberu Ohio
8. II. :. Co.. $4,000.
Trant 2lmbat an Grnit Citation 6.
II. g. Co., 5000.
SSiaoors 8roobet an bto., 5000.
Wtarp .. Groit an u. 6. 2ptIe.
$4,000.
2uuru g. IeptOn an Sdibsn 9. u.
3. Co., S4750.
Qeon 8. 6apes on Carthage g. u.
2. o., $500.
SObn Sdrop an bto., $500.
Sboe pdrt gountrp Club 60. an
WuoiIon 9. q. No. 2, $4,000.
Gua ). GlemDn5 on BIO, $1750.
BERNARD 8. Gunnepit an Spiephine
RoIen, $4OO.
MdthsD Riiter an Giti8ens 9. U.
go. 2, $500.
6errp 6. 9robp an Gutsrpriie g.
u. 8. q. Co., $3.50.
9arrD 2lnoreps an oto.. $3.50.
@etiIgts SppOtbettu.
NIrina 9. 9oman an J.Q. S6miot,
$500.
SieIsI5e ou Sennie C6erbeu, $1,000.
Pster auer an 9uroeH .. Il. 8. Co..
$4,000.
Gbus. 6eiamann an Some 9. u. 6.
u. Co., $500.
WprtIe u. 8iIcOr an gleoiant Ribse
9. II. g. Co.. $4,000.
8so. u. Bbits an 8ootburu Qpe.
8. Ii. 9. Co., $4,000.
Muttin g. Spa9tman on gerea
golsos, $4,000.
6. g. @astins an 9ant Str. 9. u.
Co.. $4,000.
Sobu Gaiep an Globe 9. u. e. Co.,
$4,000.
So6n s. 8sTeI an SOptbsrn Ohio
9. Il. z. &c., $1400.
). r. 9raoIsb an Globe 9. II. g.
Co., $3.50.
NIbert 6. 2ptIe an Jrssonen's aib
Socistp, $4,000.
Marp 9. Sorbman on Rortpooo g,
Il. 9. Co., $1,000.
N. $. glsmonB an @rn1t S!ation
9. Il. g. 60, $1,000.
Wdtbsp Riitsr on Gatb. Rsper,
$500.
Gbas. u. RopsI ar S,s. W}c2eHuau.
$1,000.
Gbriftiue Wc9Isrcp an Matp5omps
Tins, $4,000
Wurp 6. g. SutcoIt on Central 6.
II. G. 9. 60, $1,000.
gbas. 8. Granger On 2. R. Sbu.
udrb. S27OO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-19
Gktease, Is. Suit.

1tnoste - Beso.I 1920 -- $50.
Ieros sttsre s4.40-6.50. DeftIids gtiere
s6.00-7.00, stofer3 uuo Sesosrs $50
5.7C, ahhea1b Ssiferj q 2Gj--6.75, adIber
t6.75--S.75. glartt Htto iger.
2 Shpein.. GeI5ls s5 80 $50, oe'
mif4ts $3.50 - $50, i1psrs s8.20-8.75
rduhs sS25-6.33, quite bic auserIeiens
$8.30-5.75, GerteE s8.60-9.O0. Nartt
ftettg.
Sdafe uno admmer. - S6afe =:
atrasimii4s t250-4.O 90. peitIt4s Sass
400, 5dsrlin8s s4.00-4.5j.
Gdn usr:-ti tirstimti b. 81 25-6.00, rust.
Ii6s "a 00-6.25. Nartt itetiI.
3utusr. - 1iroptsa 25,ODJ, ehpsins
1000, eaafe uro 2dmmer 10000.
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geIo ION eau" mar wiaia % 2L--2HS.
grima geiddftspaptsfe musesR gu 6--
81 oisfonttrt.
eterltna GrHanse IN ftetia. -
ei6i ~ s4.s5I uue 10 1ase Si9i
sn e4.53-4.S3L.
Bunoes. .Oofiaatio one maren its.
tia uno rpurbsn rpis foIst aaotirt;
Ger. Staateu Nsfuneins ~ 1907 aeb.,
~ reaiitrirte tlS25) ll4X-ll5. Gou.
pons 114%--l16L, 8& ressitrirte l0l ~
lo2. Goupons 1917 - iO2, panama Sous
ponS ~ l00I--lOl.
afttsnmarft. anfduas mar Der
Iarit fart unb Die greii. f.is3en etmas,
baIp iscob trat etne Rea.tlon Elm. be isbr
weaig eefauft rpuroe. Beaen Sniab dber
wurbe Der Wa-ft wtsoer feft, bod lranoen
bic ctt bsotirunsen meiitens uAter penen
pom Samltas.
1a4fistsnoe Rurie mursen pou esrJirms
Sruin. Balran 4 Co., 30. 223--232 DaI,
mt Sirass. bsyintst;
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5rsmner: rWarum IebeH Sis otnn
Die an0pfe an hieIsm Rod porP 8as
ourh niro er ia su peit2"
Tiener: pGben; Der 6err, benz sr
gsb0rt, maht ndmIitb bel uns Elm.
Gntiettuuestur our6 jest oeHtt
sr sIei4, sr isi fdon mosersr sspor'
benz"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-19
Wetal Wartt.
Rep Dsrs. Is. saa.

gtnn mar bsaie fsit ~ $03.oo - "a. .0S
unb aupier idwaA; eats ~ l2.62H -
l2.87L, Glsstroiptbts sa 1875 ~ 1880
uno Gaitina ~ sl1.l2Hl--l7.2S. HIsi mar
ief ~ $445 - ASS unb Spsttsr iteita
~ $50 - $50. GiisH mar unperdnoert.
20. Jsunesg Hortbsra ~ ti6.50-16.75.
30. @ eo. ~ 3i6.00--lS.2S. 10. | Southern
si6.25-1s.75 xso 30. ! Ssuttssa ioit ~
$40. 6.00--l6.25s
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8a d s.-War.t ru5ia uno itetig. Sdae:
Ter taufeE prima W 2s-29c per Piunb urS
uerteafsn tletne Guantttdten ga 2-3c mehr.
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Vieroe mno aVlauleiel .

Cincinnati Is. Suii 1910.
MUD In Der perFoFsnen 0ofe mar Der
lsasit rnbta Mno eis Brs,is itetis. ehpsre
auapieroe i9einen am meiften in Rat'raae
sn iein. Die iplssnoen Gnotirunsen purs
ben am o hlus Der sSoAe namba't eematt:
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8ufubr unb 8eriarst wdbr.us Der u.r.
Foiisneu @ahs. perJIiheu nit ben ,psi
porherge5enoeR BobsR. ruarsn ME foIgt:
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Rsom 0elousdrete.
msntax is. sufs 1910.


Die rneiiten poH ben btefieen Bunfsn
hatteu beute cine reht CUTE Nddfrase mad
Tarit1 1es " psrte d zen nno Welo IT'S fsit.
Slr CartensH ,,cn .aI" mnrptn 81 bersd5'
net unb UsitdfiSpdpiers wureen ~ 6L--
IS ssssentist. - I'm ofIensn Marste uurs
ben Darleten ION eau" ~ 4Z--jS ano
aaf Seit su 5--5LS plaetrt.
nea,ss ,sss "a. rsss
ipdren fsifer uno purben 40 10e grdrnis
per $1,000 ,oti6sn baHsen usriauft. Gte
Sonnisrrats bstrdat 5oe Yraruse per $1,000.
Asaia ssi 0assss
saren itstis. eeu.e ano bic tp!asnssn
luotirungen ~ beriAten:
xonDon. Zass Si4t s4.sT per
@. ~ 1dse et1t. s4.sa per g: garis
Q Ease Stat. 5l2 1--520 Sranes per sloo
go fose SiAt, bl7L - 5lsH 5rdres per
Aoo FIr Osatldlans. 4 fass Siat 4
Werf S5he, DO. 90 Zaas Gt4t, S4Le.
documentary 8igs aai 2snson ruuroeH
~ N.s3. asf glasaow gu S4.s2L unb
onf bsifaft ~ l.S21 persauft.
rrss0.rNManssu
rusis ans fstis. Die 1aaisn quotirsR wis
i0tst:
einlau'. Esrsdui.
~ gonbs, 1925. Coup. ii4Z 1l5H
8S Bombs. 1918. 90. .lolk l02
2F Bombs. 1890. ..... .l00sS -
~ paaaina ........... .lOOI lUl
sissrins ossis uafsss.
Der umfas TN steii1su gteartngSaus Be-
lief f6 bsute auf $4.524.75o.
asssi.eshrtfsssn.
Cine. Newport & Gou. unb Cine. Gas s
electric 60. Nttien wa-en beute tonanats
benb upe purhen sientlth ftarf geb anoett,
ionit aber mar Der Wls.f rubis uHo rtgte.
gaAitebenoe gs.iiuis fno ~ ber.4ten:
On ses essis.
Bs.sre Gall.
% u!fisn gine Sac q oIseisse--....-....sg
2 Hsttsn Gin Girsef IN. 9s.............. iSs1
affifB Jrer6 HrcS.s9ausr, pfe....... fN
3 ret Cell.
q. Hftisn Der e. n. . 9. o. b x-........ sslz
5Es,n ). 9sss. oaS . sisssis........ ss5i
nstwesn Csil.
10, nitssn g,sr. Gas q oIeefrte. ......... ss,s
tseaad Cait.
- aSHen Be- Gine Gas q oIetric. ....... sssf
aifim 8esi g1rsa. prf..............m
ls&fsshenoe Tabege pom TN bisiiasn
N6rh bsFuoIs1sn Beaos uno Attien sisbt
bte offiiteuen luotirunaen an:
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3uigsr. Rinouts1. ShrusiRs. shafe.
SuIi q ....4 1870 1874 1918
SuIi 49,. 8olo l3705 22n24
Suli IL. .5l5l 1908 1878
Der gsrianos 6etras in Oeri.t5.u 3e1:
SuIi 2.... sT6 4s40 1870
Suu 8 s27 1878 Is5ss
Sah 10 ..... .lo3z 57l4 1887
3ufutr uno 8srianSt rpdbrenb Der per.
HoNenea IS Stuuoen. peraIiben nit oeriel.
ben 3eit poriser &ote, warea pie inIst
9ufusr: Rinouss,. Sbusizs. staie.
SuH Ii 49,. l776 27S6 1853
sul Is 1863 25l9 2ls6
Der gsrfanot astril In esrie!5sa 8 EFT:
3uH ii ... 80 lOl1 s074
Salt Is -. l47 1878 1864
aiuopieb.-geie sepobnIit am Ron.
tag, 10 mar audb beute os 3ufubr ,iemta,
oroB, bic Ra1frage utAt beioneers, nno ote
greiie fielen nm l0--l5c pr 100 Siuno. -
etot,rs uno 6eepers pareu itetIa.
Cdwsre Stisre brahten $500 - 700,
ertra $40 -- 7.25. Eaisn e2.25 -
800, SIeii1eritisrs, ersra 81. 6.2s-6.50. quite
~ sussrleisns $5.65--s.l5, erotn6re bic
sates 3.15--5.50: es,iers. egtra 500.
quite Bis auisrteisns $5.s5-5s5. ortindrs
Sn quite ts.25-o.l5; 9abe. srtra so.d5-
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Bsrf6

Bsrf6i 6iebsEss.
Ceie. - Narft russg uno fer, peinsf
robes s5e. sefo4tes 86e per Bauone tn Der.
tien uon IA 4bl. Grsra CONNER Teft
adrb6l Csc pse gafIons. Cotton eeee
Del roles 80 - zoe. rdfTuirtes ea-s4e
galons. zerpentia zoe, Petroleum, gsr.
lection loe. Ohio, Gertutg uns Ssbiana
sLe per gaaont. Gfopa GaioiiH lse,
Raphta lSe per galIoHe.
gals. - Der Rarit IN rusa. Ch,e
gtpsr 30 - S5e, Mfiaaa uns Aison
64t per gbl.pon $50 gfe.
Taia tn ftets. lrima sits 6T -1,
DO. Gountrp 6Z-67Se per 9uuo.
aobl.n.-Rartt rntt5. aousssoa asens
s325. nus ans Glad $2.O0 2.a5.
9auamba stifso5lsn s3,75. NUS uro
glad sl.90-2.25 per 1onr. ebs.fte'ert.
Rau4lsis eta6tehlen 1913. antbraeis
F.b-7.50 per Tonne obd.Iisfer.. eots
toftsn ll--l2e per Bu. ab9.Ii.iert.
Stmer ereien.-Hari, f.ttr. alss'aa,
men t5.5o--6.0 90 auf benz g.let'. uns 90. so
$40 perBu. pom store Tinotss 81 10
i.o5 anf esm 0slsiie nnS sl.e0-2.o0 Der
gu. pom Store. Bnhrtil.n SOC. Slad5s.
iaamen 81 .25-2.TS per gu. uueariider
Riuet 81 .40-1.50, beutit.r bo. Slyb0-
l.eo, orcinarer DO. l.4o-l.50 rer Su.
Eebern. - Tahfrage cut, Rortt felt.
WeiBe 9aniefeoern -. go. .... 60e
9rtma Gdn'efeoernpcn cutter Earbe 46-.se
- DO. meii.rs arau .4O-42e
>, non Ieb. Guteu, aonsDsts 4O-42c
4. ourfIe stmiiht. .32-33e
grima 5iibHsr. gosp. ean, uetb l5c
- bunsls esnii6te.... &c
5chnen-Shuan,feoern. lanss faucp 75c
Irutbabn, rpetse .......... SOC
5Gute. 8aAfraee 'ismIidb gut. Rar.t
piQig. -. -.
Rabeeiol.ere 80. per gnne. SIC
>, Ro.2 4" 7Le
Gitp gutders u. gatsss, irii&t Sc
srifde RaItieIe ............ --l4e
9feree Ro. .............$ 800 3.l5
- 3c. 2........... 100 2.l5
SuIen 30. | ............... ne
Re. ........ SIC
Irodeneelol1ene ....... -l4e
Fltnt ... -......... Ice
CnafsseG poQigs ........ 80 --45e
Sdmms feue " .......... 26 --30e
samm: feas, seiaoreHs. 10 -l5t
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3ufutr uHo 8erianot rpdbreno Der per.
Hoheneu 4s Stunoen. pergIiden nit oerieI.
ben 3eit poriser @obe, ruarea rpie inlGi
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-09

Groceries hghefd fin to in k bylh
the Bk St gthe
We dissatisfied with d m 6 etgowwe nhwe ftht1
Sn What Are We Going to Do For Food? +
TruAA o
HS&%5 Will Naturally The Prices High +
: J J :
y work is tyngd gn or the
ST hSI t %
dnnHmh utnnN the
- dpayg generously could lis
H@yM hghgH hh on H CM pnd
hHanhB g en- he Arm d Sc ad7
AelI nme1p~ mry hhhe
+ Hep@pk~ npy for
always e pa for
&C. Hep@phnm hb ntyb sell
ompmg kh
HenhHr hdhe hd aPeqhh 65pnoeh dHegnpbu
Thew Mammdy hnehM edanrep wMnmgt the neck
hTr1Hnh whwk n HeM
heq HemthT HHeywMk making nnAe to
THEIR H& these bggd ak g k
have ounaa nompeh H dan match &C. f and one
oboesfu Scents
Bmuh yotktl desamg THAT Sugar Business drum dI2 Q sugar
olbRux hewo4 ks Nbrn ~ Kn@@3
RAng beat spneha in LnnnW 90 Hpep
matadHen eSnnsnh Sc five ga
for &c. five
IwoMdHk os@h eperhao H@ueMb free delivery
Civ SOM fpn o. m large price
10rda RAG@s 5 Tip m aF B @ &Mpmsg
dh
5 NB.nS2@ n&%rm@'
X /
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-09

SC Naptha Soap .O4c
Sc Bob White Soap, NJ Be-
25c package Quaker Oats ................ 19c
1Oc package of Corn Flakes, N. b. .O7c
N BE- means not burdened with extensive advertising
and saesmanshp wasted expense therefore the above
low price.
Yours for better SYSTEM
j. r. BURLEIGH.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1910-09-09

lib. Tip Top Baking Powder, N. b.
35c Pepper, per h.
1Oc package Quaker Biscuit SC, two for. .........1
Cider Vinegar per gallon.
1Oc package of Soda.
25c bottle of Sniders Catsup. ...................1
IL lib. package May Blossom Tea, soc.
Rub No-More Powder. 25c package ...............
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-02

Washington, November GLOOMY
campaign forecasts which have reached
the President from the East and Mid.
die West, found an ecno from another
direction. when Representative More
head. Republican from the Fifth
North Carolina District reported on
conditions In his State. North Carolina
now has three Republican Represent
statives out OF total Of ten. and It
has been the ambition OF Mr.. TaftSever5
since his acceptance OF the Republican
nomination. to use that State as an
opening wedge for splitting the solid;
South. IA
Mr.. Morehead told him that othing
of the sort could be expected. The
Congressman has himself been promi-
men IN efforts to recruit the Republic
can party in the South from among the
}reputa BILE " Whites, but the giss Of his
message to! the President, tn ough he
would not t;slk for publication, was
that recruiting is slow work on the
eve Of what looks like Republican
defeat throughout the country.
The Democrats in the South seeing
more prospects Of natural success
than in recent years, realize that now
When there is so good "a chance OF
Ereaping the fruits OF victory, Is the
time for them to show their loyalty.
With only a week now before cleo
ton day,sit is a question whetherstha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-02
NO REPUBLICANGA GAIN
EXPECTED IN SOUTH
Gloomy Report to Taft Indicates Even Possible
Of North Carolina Congressmen New
Negro. olicy Likely.

Republicans will not lose some of the
districts they already hold in North
Carolina. and it is practically admitted
that there is no hope OF making fur
Ather. inroads into the Democratic lines.
The eff rt to win over white votes has
failed absolutely. and In North Caro-
lima whatever territory the Republic
cans manage to hold will be held with
the ma terial aid OF the negro.
There have not been wanting lately
indications that the itself
Is giving up its old dream of prosely-:
ting In the South, and Is going here
after to devote itself to the more prac-
stlcable plan Of lining up Republican
delegates from that part Of the coun-
try to the support of the Taft admin
listration in 1912. &, n
Such a change means Inevitably the
recognition Of the negro as an inherent
and vital element in the Repu blican-
ism Of the South, and several rather
vague announcements in the past two
weeks concerning the appointments or
negroes to various high Federal posts
seem to mark deliberate intention to
Ittatter the negro vote.
3 or course these announcements or
negro preferment at this time have also
an Immediate effect on pending, elec-
.tlons, and this effect Is apprecta BILE In
States like Ohio outside the South,
where the negro vote must always be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-02

read every envelope he found on his
table in the morning. The .frst morn
ing he destroyed his pay check for the :.
previous month.
I Then he appealed. as last resort.
to the postal authorities. hoping that.
they might help him at least to stop.
the inundation Of the hated beasts
by mail. leaving only express pack
ages and kilograms to be dealt with
These. he hoped, would die outtof their
own accord, since they were more
expensive than mail shipments.
Three months after the beginning.
OF his torment however. 1t still ragged
as nercely as ever. Finally. one day
he received communication from an
upstate farmer. who said that he had
been requested by an anonymous cor
respondent to send him a young
donkey. pay for which had accom-
panied the letter. The donkey. the
farmer added. was on the way.
Then the young man pulled up
stakes. left his burden behind him.,
and moved,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-02
'[|NEOF.!STfAM.ER
FOR. PETERSBURG.
Business Menof City Want Ser
vice With Richmond and
Norfolk.
tspec ial to The Times Dispatch.1
T1ntersbtlrR. Va NpYeflhnr

49, Special tonne Illness DispatCh.1 ~
etersburg, Va, November LA
largely attended meeting OF the Dusi-i
ness men OF Petersburg was held at
the Chamber OF Commerce tonight for
the purpose OF organizing q tDipora- ;,
&tion to succeed the Phillips steamboIr
Line, In operating q line OF steambonts
between this city, Richmond and Nor
folk. The benefits Rising from water
TRANSPORTATION, In maintaining low
freight rates to this city, and In fur.
nishing the merchants Of this city with
facilities for securing the trade along
the rivers were thoroughly discussed
Bartlett Roper, Jr., one OF the receivers
OF the Phillips Line, reported thar the
line operated by them between Rich.
inond and Petersburg had been pay
Ing proposition, and that5they believed
that with boat suited to conditions
the line between Petersburg and Nor:
folk could be made profitable. A
prospectus OF corporation to 3bo or
Iganized for the purpose OF establishing
a line OF boats was presented to the
meeting, and Nessrs. Bartlett KopAr.
sr. Joseph w. Seward, r.. =. Parsons.
F. NJ. Dalton and NJ. G. jackson were
appointed q committee for the purpose
OF soliciting subscriptions to the
stock. 81.
The question Of the chanpel Of the
1Appomattox River was brought before
the meeting by T. F. Heatn,z president
OF the Chamber OF Conmercc. who
stated that he was assured work would
be done in the near future which would
put the river In good navigableScon-
dition. 5s3sssi5 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-02
TREASURY SHOWS.
GREATER J /. Deficit
Experts Had Predicted a Sur
plus for Month Of
October.
SITUATION NOT UNUSUAL
Officials Expect Gradual Ir1-
provement From This
Time On.

Washington. D. c.. November H.
The governments finances took a
downward twist during the last three.
days OF October. and tricked the ex-
perts who had been predicting sur
plus for the. month and hoping for an
even break at the first. Exclusive Of
the Panama Canal charges, the re-.
ceipts for the months were ;55,266,441..
and the expenditures were 35S.560,323,
wnlch lett q deficit In ordinary opery.
atoms OF S3.29a.s82. Add to that sum
the months cost Of the WORK on the
canal, and $5,295,0S3 stands on the
wrong side OF the ledger The close,
Of september had shown total sur
plus Of more than s1,4O0,000. ana It
was the first time in the present fiscal
year that the government took In more
than IT paid out.
While the operations OF the month
bring the total Treasury deficit for the
nscal year to more than 321,OO0,0O0---
and the close OF September saw it
down to. II 5000, 0oo-the situation is
not considered unusual.
Panama Canal expenditure. ia oc-
itober show very nearly ss.0oo.ooo
which brings the sum spent this year
to more than $4,000. 900, as against
t311,000.00o at the same time last year.
Even though the total deficit does
stand at 321, 100000. 1t was more than
$37,000,000 at the same time last year.
and in the difference, Treasury ON
Gals see reflected the economy OF all
the governments departments. The
civil expenditures for October were 81.
100000 greater than In September, and
interest payments on the public debt
took ano N1cr 100000. It can be seen
that the deficit for the month Is easily
accounted for by expenditures out OF
the ordinary.
Barring all unusual expenditures,
such as for the Panama Canal, and
payments on the public debt, the
months operations show deficit OF 4
$13.000.000. as against $e3,000,000 a
year ago. In the face OF growing re-
ceipts. which now total more than
S225000.000 for this year. Treasury
officials affect to be satisfied with the
showing OF the month and expect a
gradual Improvement from now on.
The balance of the general FUND
touched little higher than $4,000. 600
to-day as against s9o.0O0,000 on Octo-
Der l. but the working balance sticks
close to S32.0O0,000. and as long as it
continues 20 remain anywhere near
that figure. there need be no expecta-
ton of any new financing. unless some
thing unexpected should happen.
Twenty-Five new national banks
came into existence in October. with a
total capitalization OF 32,500.OD0. The
majority were small banks. with capt.
tai OF $4,000 or less. The total ma
tlonal bank circulation Is now $724.Y74.-5
S08, an Increase OF about $4,000, OOO
over last month.
The total cash in the Treasury at5the
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