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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-17
FORTY CENTS A DAY FOR FOOD
HER LIMIT.

Dear Madam: As an American
woman. used TO an abundance OF
everything and being somewhat prac-
teal. / can say that the food for my
husband and myself does not aver
age more than 40 cents a day. And
this allowance means enough for two
or three visitors a week, and some
thing left over at the end of the
month. Here is my itemized account
for q month:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-17
The Closing Prices.

Io-dvs highest. lowest and last prices OF stochs
final Figures a. follows:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-17
GAYS THEY CAN'T DODGE Ex-
POSTURE AND DISGRACE.

"Some of the Aldermen are almost
nj the end OF their rome. one hundred
Investigations Of the Police Department
or any other department. viii not save
them from the exposure and disgrace
that they justly deserve.
''If any Alderman would read the
Mayors speech intellgcaily he would
ind II did not affect the honest mom-
hers OF the Board. On the contrary
Z he praised them. lie only denounced
the heeler and curb ''orkers that hang
around every Alderman.
Alderman Becker explains that he re-
fused to issue a license to Mrs. Zelde-
, man Mt Ninety-third street and Colum.
!. bus avenue, because her husband was a
real estate dealer and man OF wealth
: ana was hiding behind his wife's skirts.
Z How about the issuing OF permits for
I ne stands ut Eighty-sixth street and
Columbus avenue. where n new elevated
: station Is being constructedf
Last February newsdealer In the
neighborhood OF Eighty-slxth and Co.
iumbus avenue asked my advice about
getting "A hcense for one of the four
uewsstands for which licenses were 10
I, b issued at Eighty-sixth street and
Columbus avenue lie said he was
afraid that they were going to hurt his
business. He said he had seen an cy-
Alderman and asked him to use his in
fiuenoe. This ncwsdealcr said he was
Willing TO give as much as 800 for the
privilege. Some time later the former
!. Alderman went TO the newsdealer and
said: You are way behind. The news
stands win bring In twice as much"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-17
HUSBAND WHO KEEPS TAB o.
HOME EXPENSES.

-. -.,h. $780,. -. 49,. $780,
who ,aLa. = ,r,,,', ,r,.,,ig.n, Ir,aro.t a.
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.s. 80 M
80. N,,
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49, al" S.. ve" 'one ~
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-17
Marguerite Mooevs Marshall.
WHY In a nanny marriars3

Evening World readers continue 10
manifest their interest in the economic
problems which must be successfully
solved to insure a healthy and happy
married life. I had thought that these
problems were particularly within the
province of the wife. I stlll believe that
circumstances usually make It more
practicable for the wife and house,
keeper to be the disburser of the allow
ance set aside for the maintenance Of
the home. The husband Is usually too
busy earning money to have time for
wise daily expenditures. and the wife
should be adept In spending wisely. even
IL she sometimes isn't.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-08-17

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05
May Sale UndermuSlinS The Greatest Values We've
 Ever Offered

This important event offers choice of our entire stocks of new Spring and Summer Muslin Under wear, both French and American made garments the highest class merchandise at reductions that are most unusual. Every item is bargain. Every item is well worth your inspection; but don wait too long. E Corset Covers, lace and embroidery trimmed. worth 2oc, at ,..........,......... .15c Women $ Drawers with tucks; worth 35c at 25c Corset Covers lace and embroidery trimmed; worth Toe, at ...................... ............. 49c Gowns. high and low neck worth 75c at 1. 49c Womens Drawers, circular style; worth 75c at 49c Combination Suits; worth 75c, at .......... 49c Gowns, high and low neck; worth $1.00, at -. 75c Petticoats long, slightly soed; worth $125, at 89c Corset Covers, lace and embroidery trimmed- worth Sl.2o, at ............. ... 98c Gowns, high and low neck; worth $125 at ... 98c Petticoats long; worth 75c, at .............. 49c Women's ribbon Vests, at for ....... 25c Women's Vests; worth $1o5 at ... 75c Aprons Ill glngham and percale with or without Crepe klmonos empire effect at $125 to S298 Short klmonos, floral designs, at ........ 15c Long kimonos, floral designs at .. 49c Short Kimonos, very special at 75c Short Kimonos, beautiful patterns, at 49c Long kimonos, self trimmed, at t...... 98c Gingham and percale Petticoats, at . 49c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05
Beautiful Embroider- ies In the May Sale

A special attraction during the May Sale will be our wonderful offering of Robe pattern gowns. New and novel; the latest creation for the coming season. These come 2 1-2 and yards. Flouncing with bands to match are made of sheerest Voiles and Lingeries. Prices S3.OO to $500 yard.
 45 inch batiste embroidery flouncing, combination of Baby Irish and hand enl- broidery, at S1.9S yd.
 27 inch and 45 inch Swiss embroidery. Special price soc yd.
 Round thread faces; special 49c dozen yards.
 IS inch alover shadow laces in white, 75c yd.
 Wide lace bands, imitation of antique Special sale price 25c yd.
 Macrame bands in white and tan inches to18 inches wide, atreduced prices during the sale.
 Irish and Val laces in narrow widths for trimming, graduating frocks, from S1.0Odo to S2.50 dog.
 45 inch ratine embroidery for making one piece dresses and coats, at S5.0O yd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05
S1.00 Shirt Waist Sale S1.00

This one item alone will crowd the sec- ond floor. We realize that everywhere can be found waists at this price. There fore in order tomake this the biggest and best sale of them all, we have added to the lot hundreds and hundreds of fine white waists in all the latest and best styles and qualities Waists that are worth S1 50 to S200 will be found in large and small sizes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05
New Wash Goods

VOVV w dO4A 0OOOO
 Here's What You've
 Been Waiting For
 sale of unparalleled values in White and Colored Wash Goods. No need to eXpatiate upon the beauty of our Cotton Goods or the eXtensiVeness of our Stock-most women in reach of this store have already seen and ad- mlred them. So, today we will call your at- tention to some unusually attractive values that are to be offered in the May Sale, which starts tomorrow Understand that these fab- rics are all fresh, new, clean and Up to the usual high standard of Caheen's.
 EGYPTIAN TISSUE fabric that stands at the head of all wash goods patterns of beauty and excellence Price yd 9c plain striped range coors worth l9c yard Special yard 1Oc PQUE Beautiful welt nicely finished soft and cngy black pink light bue tan and helo Price yard 25c CALICOES Simpson and American prints light and dark col Special Monday, yard 5c CREPE coors pink garnet an black cream Alice blue and white regular price l9 Special yard 15c snay rough goods for dresses suits and coats POPLNNcey mercerized regular 25c quality shown all solid coo Per 1Jc voEs inches wie all new shades including black and This occasional obong shot Price yard 29c 36 BROWN per yard Special per lOc
 
 beautiful sheer fabric printed fast coOrs Per yard 2 12c MOTOR making coats and suits warranted thoroughly shrunk 36 inches natural linen color Price yard 35c nercerized looks like real oulard silk Price WHITE Imported quality soft finish will not crush practical skirts mddy bouses and boys suits Reg quality Special for this 19c WHITE MARQUISETTE English se thread wide ster sheer finish regular soc quality Special for this sale 35c WHITE MANHATTAN SHIFTING inches wide of finest soft cotton beached patterns for shirts ladies' and cens 25c quality Special for this 19c WHITE RATINE Fad-A the rage for suits skirts The right weight to hold shape Will crush well and aunders regular quality Special for this sale WHITE CRNKE CREPEGood for those who like whte soft rnkey fabrics house dresses waists underwear Comes in plain and NO IRONN regular quality Special for this sale 19c WHITE CHIFFON AND FRENCH LAWN-Nothng com graduating dresses 52 inches wide imported sheer and finish regular 5c quality Special this BATSTE inches wide soft and sheer silk finish Soc quality Special for this sale WHITE CRSPETTE inches wide all pure linen medium weight abeaufu quality for 5Oc Special for this sale 39c WHITE LINEN SUITING 36 inches wide all pure nen medium weight beautiful quality for soc Special for this sale WHITE GALATEA 36 inches wide finish medium weight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05
May Sale of White Lin gerie and Voile
 Dresses S5.08

A rare treat Tn store to those who Will purchase here Monday at the beginning of our great May Sale. We have gath cred from our regular lines of fine Volles, Lingerie and Nets over two hundred beautiful White Dresses, all the very best styles and qualities. Dresses that are marked to sell up to 5000 and $1200, will be found in the center aisle, May White Sale S5.98
 White Pique Dresses
 The fashionable material for street wear Beautiful pique dress button and macrame lace trimmed. Showing the much wanted coat styles. Another one of the latest stlyes will be shown is very pretty model in Pique with colored col lars and cuffs. Must be seen to be ap- preciated Very low prices will prevail during the White Sale.
 New Coat Styles In White Linen Dresses
 This most popular dress we are show ing in many egrades of all pure linen in white and black and color trimmings From now on you will find this most economical as well as stylish dress for summer wear. A large range of styles and sizes are shown during the White Sale S5.98.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05
Special Showing High Class Dresses in Voiles, Lingeries and
 Crepe MeteorS $15 to S75

The entire second floor will be used during the White Sale to display our magnificent line of fine imported white linens, voiles, ,Lingeries and crepe meteor dresses. Lovely styles will be shown trimmed in dainty Baby Irish lace; other embroidery and Cluny lace trimmed. A rare treat in store for the crowds who will come out Monday to our May Sale of all white dresses.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-05-05
White Pique and Linen Skirts

During our White Sale we will offer some very attractive prices on all our linen and Pique skirts, showing all the newest and latest styles trimmed in pearl buttons with new side effects, large and small sizes. S1.0O tosS5.9S. fst
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-14
NIME ON TIE DOOR
ALL he FINDS Of
. s12,OOO,OOO CO.
Receiver for New York, Long
Island Realty Company Has !
Nothing to Receive.

Search Tor the assets Of the New York.
Long Island Realty Company. ,ncorpo-
rated under the laws OF Arizona for si2.-
100000, was made yesterday by Alex
ander Lewis, a lawyer OF No. 40 Nassau
street. who was named Tuesday by
Judge Joseph I. Green. in the City
Court. as receiver for the corporation
after the Mercantile Finance Company.
. loan brokerage concern, had obtained
. judgment for SO on u promissory no,e.
John Macf.aren, q lawyer who has an
Office OF the Tribune Building. Is treas
urer OF the corporation. Examined
before Judge Green. he admitted that
the company owned no land or other
assets IN New York State. He testified
that the furniture In the suite Of rooms
on the seventeenth floor was not owned
BY the corporation. When Mr.. Lewis
called upon Mr.. MaoLaren yesterday to
surrender the assets OF the company,
Mr.. MacLaren confessed that the New
York. Long Island Realty Company dii
not own even postage stamp or
letter head.
In his search the only trace Mr.. Lewis
Gould find Of the existence of the ST.
10000 corporation was the name printed
in gold letters on the door OF q room in
the Tribune Building.
Marshall Il. Barney. lawyer at No.
1a Nassau street. with Offices in the
same suite occupied by Mr.. MacLaren.
10 president of the company. He was
indicted last year in connection with tno
failure OF the firm Of J. c. Gav!gan &
Co. OF the Marbrdge Building. Broad
way and Tlrrty-ffth street. Three menu
hers of the Gavigan firm were indicted,
charged with using the United States
malls To defraud
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-14
Mems Bathing Suits

Mems Bathing Suits
$500 Bathing suits at $l.ss-Sweater knit or
Jersey weave; very popular on account of their
weight and smart, athletic appearance. They are
particularly comfortable when the sea beeeze is up
$500 Bathing Suits at s2.9stFlat weave and
Jersey weave Bathing Suits in the colors and styles
that are preferred by particular men.
Other Bathing Suits at s3.45 and s4.ss-
Sweater or Jersey weavcs--all the wanted color
effccts-somc solid colors--othcrs with borders
Of white or colors. Great values.
Mems $500 Al1-Wool Beach Sweaters, sl.95
Full length; in Oxford or navy, and Oxford with
colorcd border. with and without pockets; well
made buttonholes and good pearl buttons.
$500 Beach and Terry Bathrobcs at Sass
Made of good quality chcviot and mercerzcd
cloths and Terry cloth. Shawl collars, heavy neck
cords and girdles.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-14
$l.09
Half Dozen. $500
Mems Furnishings

$500 and $3.50 Silk Knitted Scarfs at $50
English Hand-frame Crochet Scarfs of pure silk
in 10 different color combinations in the popular
cross or bias stripes.
soc Manhattan Wash Scarfs. lsc-White
grounds, striped and figured. Sold everywhere
ut SOC.
soc to 7sc Silk Neckwear at 27c--Made OF fine
imported and domestic silks. plum coored rcpp.
bengalinc and fancy weavcs: also some pure silk
crochet scarfs in rcgimcntal stripes.
Mems Sample Belts. 4sc--Valucs up to $500.
All the sample belts of one Of the best makers OF
mems belts in New York, name which you all
know. In all the different feathers and buckles
both in black and tan.
orning-singie Stamps Aftsrnoen.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-14
s50,oOo,O00 FOR THRIFTY.

OswEGo. June 1.-THE savings and
loan associations OF New York State
have $4,000 members and sj0,o0o,ooo as
sets, It was reported to-day by secre-
tary A. w. McFwan at the annual con-
ventlon of the State League. The gain
IN the last year was l2,c0o IN individual
membership and s3.5oo.o01 IN assets. The
largest association in the State has
s3co0OO0 assets.
In New Jersey. It was announced.
there are 10000 savings and loan menu
bers, and their associations have 500. 40. =
90 In assets.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-14

Armk hncyb land sSapnys au
s.w ar
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-14
Mems Summer G oats,S so

Mohair. Siclian Serge. etc. An elegant
coat for office or house wear; made skeleton.
. button STYLE
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-14
NJ ems Sl.75, ST. $3.50. So and $3.50 Shirts

big surplusthcir their
their emphatic evidence the high workman
which the universally famous They
silk and Andcrson Russian cords and Lorraine cloths;
with the finest buttons French turn-back cuffs
models have soft collars to mach all sizes and sleeve lengths
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-14

O'Neiii Main store-Third Floor.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-14
Mems Auto Busters, S1.85

Linen. lincnc. chambray, etc. Made with
shields in sleeves.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-14
Mems Summer
Underwear

Mems soc Summer Underwear at 500
Short sleeve shirts, ankle length drawers,
reinforced. Fine Balbriggan, Sea Island Cot
ton, Fine White Cotton; all neatly trimmed.
Mems 7sc Balbriesan Underwear at soc
Shirts, short sleeves; drawers, ankle lengths;
reinforced; neatly finished.
Mems soc Nainsook Underwear. $50
Shirts. coat styles; drawers, knee lengths; all
well made; three garments for 800.
Mems 81. so Union Suits for sl.O0-Fine
cambria; athletic styles; knee lengths, sleeve
less.
"surety stamps" with All Purch
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-14
Mems Rain Goats, Sl2.5(

In Olive, Tan aud Hue Imported Gal ar.
dino. Made with inlaid velvet collars and
cuffs. and satin shoulder lined, cut with full
sweep and have military collars. Sizes 81 to ~.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-06-14
$4,000

Free to June Graduates Of ANY School.
Information mailed or given upOn request.
This advertisement MUST BE MAILED
OR SENT FOR GIRL OR BOY GRAD
UATE 10 be rewarded. before June 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
HIGH RECORDS FOR YEAR
ESTABLISHED In MARKETS

NEW YORK. Sept 73.-some new
nigh records for the year were estab-
lished In the course OF to-day's stock
market. United States Steel and
Amalgamatcd Copper touching high
marks with other issues Of less prom
.nenoe- Trading was again heavy.
though under last Fridays total: but
the rise was several times checked
ny other profit and further bear CD
position The latter element. from all
accounts. has been largely eliminated,
however. and no small part Of to-day's
advance may be reasonable TO out
side investment demand The market
nerived some encouragement from
last Saturdays favorable bank state
ment and further gold engagements
abroad. $4,000. 900 being taken in Lon
don. Other news of the day contrib
uted 10 the movement. inviting an an
.nouncement OF an advance in pig iron
and advices from the West which
dealt with the traffic situation Ap-
parently the movement of freight for
the next few weeks will be limited
only by the available supply OF rail.
road equipment. and shippers OF gen
erBl merchandise are complaining OF
discrimination by the railroads In IA
vor OF cereal shipments Prices to
day were scored In tho last hour.
Amaigamated leading the rise TO the
accompaniment OF re-nrts from Ros-
ton that copper was Selling there AT a
fraction over Is points the pound.
Equipment issues and the Hill stocks
also were In demand. but Reading and
Lehigh Valley were under slight pres.
sure.
The bond market was broader and
generally higher. some OF the speco-
lative issues being largely traded in.
Total sales. par value. aggregated
$500 900.
United States Is declined "a per
cent. the ~ advanced u and the Pan.
anna 3s IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
STEUBENYILLE

STEUBENV1LLE. o.. sept. "a
bfigil q. Cglkins has begun suit
against ~. q Cslkins on Judgment
Tor $500 and Hartje Bros co are en-
Joined from raging money 20 Calkins
Y. $ Hiil - al ". CITY - Stsuben-
vile % al. judgment In favor Of plain
Tins Tor s. i23.01. This grew ont 81
an action for damages for the lower
Wells street Improvement
Lambert Friedl ". Elizabeth Lynch
- a. judgms M Tor 5000 and costs
Jos " fctcrsOn vs. J. A. Burch
field. dismissed.
Anna - Black W.. clyde g MACK.
divorce granted Tor gross neglect AMI
custody % child awarded mother. also
s. per wcct aiimony allowed
Pitfsbursh bridge n Iron Works W
Means EnRu fering co. judgment Tor
si9o.ns ans costs.
Jessie Conroy W WIN. Conrov. d.
vorcc granted FOR cross neglect a
duty md extreme cruelty.
Sarad y. Holman w. Prank D. Hol-
man. -ult fur oif1rcc. allmonr and
maiden name ~ simpson They were
married December ~. 1907. and sha
alleges abuss due Co. his drinking hah-
its forcing her ~ leave him Failure
90 provide and false accusations ais
figure in ne allegations
Lofty Morgan W Chas MORGAN a.
vorce granted because ~ gross neEiec,
/ ~ duty.
Ella r. Baxter. 81 ai W.. 81. w ora
ham 81 A. sut for 1900 dantCes f0i
failure ~ driil sufficient wells 90 de-
vrinp their land Tor oil. etc. and "a
. declare The lease void and 20 quiel
title
Joe. W Peterson W 3. a Rurch.
field case rrirstafed on docket
" s. snufh - Louis panebian~e
/ disrn
sheriff Murray has received word
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
Realty Trsrsfsrs.

Maryq Glib 90 :. Nj Hudson. 81
acres. Island creek township. $4,000
A. y. Cue to w. T Bates. lot. Ia
Belleview. $3.50.
Leonard Curtis to W. r Bates. lot
La Belleview. 81.
A. g Esakovich TO John Reda. !
lot. city. $3.50
Elizabeth Bullock 20 Piotr weirszy-
la. ? lots. oiiy. $4,000.
Thomas Trimmer to y. T Bates
$ acres, Wayne township. 81 600.
w. :. Martin to Viola Parish. lot
city. 81.
f. A. Kidd to +. G. Crazy. part OF .
lOts. city. g..
r. G. Crary to J. d. white. part OF
> lots. cit. $4,000.
Mert Pechf to Anna Parfek sOs-
1000 acres. Smithheld township. sbSl.
George M;ll.gan 10 W. q. Tweeiy.
lot. Mt Pleasant. $3.50.
sherin TO alonzo Carson ? lots Har-
well Place. si3s.
W. A. M,lrtyre TO Stanley Helps.
lot. city. $4,000.
Mary u almond. 10 Paul Crocco. lot
Warren to~rs hip. 5000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
REV. PRRUSS
Pastor Of St. stephsnus Church Re-
turns From, Attending Annual
Synodieal Meettrd

FeN. r VI Preuss. nastor n 81
Stephanus German Reformed church.
YESTERDAY returned 10 his home AZ 90
Thirtv-sixih street. after attending
the thirty-nrst annual meeting of the
Centrll Synod 81 the Reformed church
held last leek at Akron. Ohio Mr.
+. Sonnewalk also attended the meet
Ing as n la delegate from So. Step
hanus church
Rev. Preuss took en- active part in
the sessions. being chairman % the
board Of benevolent Institutions. An
important matter before the synod
was the removal Of the Theological
school Of the Reformed church from
Franklin. Wis. 20 Sheboyan. Wis
The board will meet next week, 10
take definite action.
The next annual meeting will be
held at Knoxville. Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
ash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady.
Fye-NO. .. 5O17i
Rarley-Feed or mixing g6a5 SIC. fair
20 choice mailing 5sn72c
Timothy Seed-f2 bOQ3s0.
Glover Seed-t13 nOdi SO.
Mess Pork-Sl66Od1s7b
Lard-fn ticrces ti101i4
short Nbs-LOOse 500 Il 10 Is.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh.
Pa. sept 23-Cattle steady. supply ia0
loads. choice tgOOGs25. prime $500 f
$50. sheep fair supply 80 double decks
prime Wethers fffOH450. culls and
commons 10000 So. lambs t45Oa 40.
veal calves $1,000 ~ 90. Hogs SLOW re-
ceipts 90 double decks, prime heavies
$3.50 dss0. mediums - a0Ns9s. heavy
yorkers IS eo0 % light workers. ts0ag
$50, PIGS 5000 575. roughs f7.50H
30
CHICAGO. sept 23-Close Cattle. 70
ceipfs $4,000 market for fancy beeves
steady other cattle weak, beeves s. 50 ~
- 90. Texas steers &fe5H 1856. western
steers IS sOag 80. stpckeTs aud feeders
tf30 n 20. cows and heifers f2.so9
90. calves s. 00Gi1.oO. Hogs. receipts
$4,000 market LOST early advances. light
- 2sgsss. mixed - 05 p s.s5. heavy
s. 90 "a z. -. rough &-.g00s.io. pigs 50 90
n o.. bulk - sales fs.25ns75. Sheep.
receipts $4,000. market steady. native
So SOC $50. western f3s0nf5n. year
iirEs sass 8 so. lambs. native t416n
40. western O. 900 40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-24
Money.

NEw YORK sept "a Money on call
firm ~ - al per cent. ruling rate -.
per cent. closing bid : = per cent. offer
- ~ - per cent Time loans weaker
~ DAYS . Il 70 81 per cent. ana % days
@ y per cent. siv months ffsQ5h Der
cent close Prime mercantile paper tis
10 9 per cent sterling exchange STEADY
VIII actual business boz bankers bills ~
use r fpr fn dnr bits ans az ffsf fn
Tor demand Commercial bills a. s1ts
Ear silver e1f Mexican dollars tsfsr
Government bonds Irregular Railroad
bends firm.
WASH NGTON. sept 91-Af mo be-
SHINING - business fo-dav she conIltIo on
81 the z nifef states treasury was.
Worklrg balance In treasury offices
fsf6 1u.5fG 1n banks AMI Philippine
treasury f11 fGR- af The total ~ the
Saturday were tls15.Tfg Discourse.
mrrfr were ffnrhgTz The deficit fo
date this fiscal vear ls f1nns5f-f aa
against frfirlt NJ ffqf-IfG5 a. this
Tim" nat fnfr These figures exclude
Panama canal and public dcbt trsueae-
fnfnn