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Der 3aenfd5 if genot 70 farG ,1o &c tfunasfd6i ia 1me e. fe1e
Ierpen fno! Die q PpfiRnrtur ser Rnser n" Be6t oos ga,se
Terpenfp He m, uro noeu,1 ooafef6e pn II + nj fer 5tdrGe lift &c
Ga1rr ser 2aenfd3 Rffese rtra9e1n Cine Seteriu ir @exos, Sic aas
Grta6r1u19 fprid6t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17

Rub. g. in g, So. ia Gle i'm 8eiiec
bee amcrtianiihen Burgerrehts itub. bari
3bnen bic g%anoun9 mad 9brer Hidfebi
Uon 3eutidlIuo ntdt oeriagt rueroen uno
slpnt aut oann Hid.t, penn Sic bier Ie l
D eno sintteiien. uuterlaHcn gle es lebodJ
nidt. 9br Burgerpapter unb einei
a~merttantihtn MeifepaB nit auf BIZ
3tetie gu nebTteH.
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,Sa ibm elm itausiaer ltebsr @at,

SGptn, Rtun.. 4. San. 1913. 3hre perihe
9eituna 1T mir MINER rim lleber 8aFt. audi
licbe Id Die 6eiisbsihreibuneen. ;3hHen Elm
3lldlthgs 3eulahr pauihenf. perbleibe un.
Ter ber5ltdeu Grabsn 9br IT. S0vlan.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17

VI. 8. in g.. Ebto. Ger Gusorud .lucie
Gam" II cine i3ershaite B,3ei9Hunq Der
&meritansr, %sntuanoen aug Der amilihen
dbtar3uug Ill. g. fRr uBiieo Stutes. Ste
y 5eihnun9 Iheini suerit mdbrfno bes
spelten Rrieges oer Hnler,laner nit ga8lauo
Usl2-1-l4l d~nfgetonmen gu ietu. Ges
If Smar iejne Bedtsira8s, aber 3hnen sus
tlete fet he %beaRtDsrtet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17

@m. H. in g., Winn. g9enn oos 6aus
nuf 6eloer NamsH gebudt 1T. ialt 20 BEN
ubfrlebenten @jnttfH 81, oesgleIdlen oas
Baarofrm6gsu, tpenn Is nift nuf ben Sra
nen Der frau oeponirt nor. On Isbterem
SALE erben Or R'ttIper uRo DE atuoer oa'
Don ben eleihen Abel. iouit BADEN Ieslere
sri uahbsm Der Batter geftorbea tit. Orb
daiieoniprlde.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17
Cine bend
9eferin,

q " m. Meinfe
in Spinner, Ser.
eine 10 prdhtiqe
Sursersfrau wie iie
oas n e
9eutfhtbum p o n
SeTas nur auf5uwei'
len bat, ihreibt mir
u. u. i~SpLnennfS:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-17
@aaentr6mpfe nnb Musihlaa.

Grou Marie aittle in Gdfmont,
8enn. uniere btfoere geferlr, ihrfIbt une
IN einem treuherSigtn Brtefe u. n:
sd bate ouh etua Bite an Den 6rn.
@eiunoheitsrntb Gin 9uler iSreuno 0Dn MIR
befommt ale 5 ooer o MonaIe bic Wagen
atdmpie, unb ietn a0rper rutro BOILER
TO ber Bloien. 3ie 9otlpren touneH tbm
nlht helieH, er brtoInmt - ollemnf picber.
Gr nieai 1870 4iuub uno bat Elm bllbenoes
Nusieben. Sein tier Il, AZ Sabre uno tit
er Elm fleiBt9er grbettsmanu. Ier cine
3ottor iagt es tonmt pom 3ria'en. Der an'
oere Gptior iagt 20 tontfnt pom @iien. un'
10 bite i1 ben Sefrn Gjeiunoheitsratb um
EN- paur 2eilen dustunft. Wotte aut Dem
Serrn 8eiunobeiisrath Elm reht aludlih g
neurs Sobr miuiheH. oaF er nod reht
pleIe Sabre erIebt uno 9eiuub bielbt. Nuh
bot mid iein BL0 IN Der 3eltung iehr &C.
freut.
Sbrs er9ebene
RariG aittfs.
Sic periootlhen Ija9en,rdmpfe uno Der
Gusi6I ag tss 9aiieEten beoeuien eob isiu
R0rper tnnerlih qerovpeft ppl BON .ihlfns
ten Sdften", nlio pou j D 4 . n III,
peldpe be Observation-Disclosures niti }u be-
ndittQen ueImotien. Eb ods BON gu
pteIem Irinteu Uter gu uielem @ifeH
fommt. mare idmer ia ingen. pabriheinlid)
pom beioeu. Utli bn &rdmpfen uHo benz
Ausihlog MAD! oe 5taiur bon 3eit ~ 3elt
Poes Hal berol' Ie Beriuhe, jbn lns
Hertih su retui-en, unb penn er tbr
babel mot balo be CaHo reitt uno itine
2ebensruetEe beifrt io bat er alg 5iddhes
gan} fder cine idDcre ofute 6eiItrtns
dlio enc lsbsns4eio5rilde arGntbeti Az
geDdr.i8en. SeiH -7labrnoes" GLsleben
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". VI. y. in R., gis. 3br S.itfiobn
ioutf, wenn er BE-, oerGrbebuns ieines gro
tbeils Sdperigietieh bobsn iolte, it'd an
oas suiidno,ge nmeriianlihe gonfulat IN
uHaarn mfu6en uno tteiem rahmeiien, bob
er m g}ei,ss Dee omsrlianii9en Burger
rfhts tit. 5olie beretls peQen ieiner Der
teguua Der WlIltdrbelijmmungen etne Belo.
itrdie lber ihn uerbdnat uno ietn grhtbeil
b~fitto9nobmt ietn. 10 tonn bic Beidlal j.
nabms ourd BermittIun8 oes Roniuls ME
Der auf9ehoben neroen.
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WI ISfHNhON
,@eebrter Serr @eiunobfitsraib! ,Sh
oanie berslif fir 3bre prontpte Qntuort
auf melnen Brief uno bite ods iibriQe
@elb nls Beiablung BON mir ansurehnen.
Germ wiiroe ib mebr besahleu. aber ieiber
bin Id Wittme. oas eine 8ort iptro Shs
men meme @cfithle perrathen. Mm 10.
Sesember iunro meiu aeltebter @atte be.
oraben. uno iuenn oas 9eben audl lest
ieinen 8ertb mebr fir nticb bat, inuB uno
NH l) bod leben nieiiten noh unmunoiz
gen Sluoern Suliebe Sdtte ih meine a q n,
sen Rerpen niht aeitdrft ourh Sbre
Nugenmethpoe. TO hate Id lidler
o,eien entIeBlidjen Sd az niht iberitans
oea Muh rletne beioen SEngcnS limb
'raftia uno geiuno: oarum peroe id
Sbre pertbe 3eituns au9 nidt auIaeben
10 LANCE ih lebe.
Rt Sodadtuns Sbre tiefsebeuste
5rau " m. Reinte."
Tab auh mir 1rau Reinte's herber Yer.
fuit 81 S'rseu afbt periteht iih ppn iel"'
abe on ibren uaderen Sun9en, bic lte nit
lie aOel 5ay,ttug" nufier Uuuo
dnf9eSogen bat, bfiiHt lie erias, uno tie
tperoen Is Der guten Mutter an nidts feb
len Ialen, Dor auem nid3t on @etoriam
Ser cine oieier Sohue, elm eermaniihtr
S,e'e BON @elialt uno nod blutlune, lit
uoroem IhredIih ar " il b me uno tetner
Der oorttaea gerste tonute ihni ouh nur oie
gerin9'te Grleitteruna Dor BEN grltiduusSs
aniallen perftdfen, ia oieielben tuuroen
INNER Ihlimmer. Ser anofre OBJ iunaere
Sphn lit t~benfals al elmer tronllhen 8e.
fhweroe uno m%eoiSinirte umipnii, uno Der
SHUTTER gorge UNI tire SuH9ens mar aro6.
3urh brleillhe Srbiuuttou lit es mir ae'
lnnsen, be,oen gans einfnh uno lI6t ~
heIten, uno t6 babe odmaIs - es mar Dor
einleen SabreH ar B eier Stene oapon
ndher beridtet. Selbiiperiidnolib mar Die
&ur ron betoeu etne sruHotihe unn
bleibeuoe. Uie Der lesi9e Berldt uut
seist. oeun bic 3aturheilpeiie that uitis
nur oberfdfIid,. ionberu he aebt ben SraHt
heiten on bic y ur3el. uAo oe ipmpios
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Government Crop Report.
"What of Today"

Wall Street will be a busy hive this
morning when the bell starts the daily
battle. The bears will drive, and drive
hard, at the market, and it remains to
be seen whether there will be any re-
sistance-the result OF any movement to
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rock, boiling H.. isal5: DO. medium. h.. 12sl5:
do PAN each loal2: white perch. large d.. l0alz;
d. small to medium, h.. 3as; yellow perch. h.,
large loal2; do. small to medium. large, sa5:
mackerel Southern. H., Eal5: tailors. large h..
l2zl5 do, small to medium, per h., 5se: catfish.
H. ia5; green pike. native. H.. l2al5; esls h..
medium to large las: clans. white. 100. loa1s;
frogs choice large. dozen. L75a2@: znappeu. To-.
$40; hard craA, -four bbl., LT5asoo: soft crabs.
to size doz-. 2ai5.
LIVE POULTRY-Cbickens. old hens heavy. h..
Is; do, old hens small to medium, ID, ls: do.
old roosters h.. loall; chickens. young. ID. 2a5;
d. winter lbs. SAB: spring chickens. j.: lbs.
and over h., z; do, h. and under, 2ia25; ducks,
white Pekins Per ID. Is; muscoyy, h.. Eali: d..
puddle h., laii; spring dncks. lbs. and over b..
u.s. geese nearby. H., bol5: do. Western and
Southern h.. Ilsl2: do. Kent Island. h.. sal7
pigeons young pair. .; do. old. pair. 3: Guinea
fowl, each, 20; do, young, II lbs. and over.
s.: do. smaller, 20.
EGGs-Maryiand Pennsylvania and nearby hrts
loss Of per Dozen 10: Western frsts. loss o. per
dozen. 49, West Virginia hrsts. loss on Per dozen.
isai9; Southern hrsts. loss OF. dozen. Esls
BUTTER-Cresmery. fancy. H.. %; choice. per
h. Sab; do. good. per h.. 8az do. prints. per
b. soasl: do. blocks. per H.. 9a9o: ladies. per
H.. a5a27: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. per
H. aaz2: Ohio rolls. 'psS h.. =: West Nirgiria
rolls. per H. n: storc-packed. sr h.. n; Mary
land and Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy pfints,
Per h.. 1: process butter. per h., 3a27-
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Munsey Trust.

The first report of the Munsey Trust
Company, in business May Is. to June l.
date Of report, shows deposits OF
$6SS, SO.
The Security Savings and Commercial
Bank reported ss2.03i5S. These deposits,
totaling $7s0Sss. probably came from
other local banks. The table publishe
elsewhere shows the banks that gained
and those that lost. but Just what pro-
portion was tax money and what re-
moved to deposits in the two new insti-
buttons Is a delicate matter for ADJUST
ment.
The national banks gained sl,ii7, 9Se 6.
the savings banks S3Os ys..3I, and the
trust companies lost sSn.ea
May Loosen Up on Money.
The coming Of the call is welcomed by
banks. They have been expecting that
Acting Comptroller Kane would follow
precedent during the year to date. calls
having been made on February and
April Z. and now June 4. But there are
only two more calls coming this year.
SO that the every two months scheme
will not be repeated, and the banks may
now loosen up on loans, having made
the good showing that they desired.
IL is expected in financial circles that
the call will make money more plentiful
the country over. all national banks
having the ambition to make gains in
deposits and some outstanding their re-
sources against the call
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MARKETS---FINANCE---COM AlERC e.

Corn condition is 81 per cent. or the
| same as last June and September.
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotstions quoted below are for large :otA Job
bers prices higher
Receipts Of calves ~ light and market Is strong
EgEs are sczrce and wanted The lamb market Is
steady at figures quoted
Potato market very weak on both old and new
stock. Receipts Of new potatoes very heavy.
tomatoes unusually weak and receipts are NOV
ing slowly at prices quoted. Other vegetables going
fairly well at following quotations:
EGGS-Near-by fr4ts doc, a: Southern. q.
CHEESE-New Ydfk, new. per pound, lozc; Sat,
per pound lslS: SWISS domestic per pound Is;
do. foreign. per pound, q
LARD-Tub. pure per pound. In: do common,
per pound skssz: cottcnseed oil. per can. as
BUTTER-Best print, new. per pound %: tuba
per pound. 81; process. per pound. q: under grades
per round. SC; store-packed. per pound Da2,.
LIvr POULrRY-Hens. per pound. Is; ROSTERS
per pound. 10: spring chickens per pound. 3Aes: iur
keys. per pound. l5alf; geese. per pound iez.z
ducks. per pound. l5als: keats young. peg pound
lsa0: do. old. per pound. loal2
GREEN G0oDS-Potatoes. per bbl. l. soa2 90: do
mr. bu-. soaloo; Jams. Dbl. 2ooaz15; sweet pota.
toes. per bb. l0as.oo: new potatoes per Dbl, ga
$50: do, No. per BIZ. i2sai-5o; beans. Der
basket. soaloo; mushrooms. per h.. 1aso: cab
bage new per crate. Local5; carrots per bunch IA
zdishes. homegrown. per 100. Daioo: lettuce per
basket. soa2oo; Florida squash. per crate 5osl 10
celery. per dor. Lnaio: peas. per bbL lous6o
kale, pr barrel. 0afs; Florida eucumbess, pr has-
bet, loosz3; sspsraeus. per doz huache. Iza2 %
cauhower. Per basket. loc.2o; spinach. per bsrsi.
i~sl-o; fhubsre. pa ~ bunches. Lssszp; spsin1
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Total sales AZ 10 shares. against la.S5 Saturday
N eo5 n week ago. and $500 year ago.
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BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Appi~s
New York, DBL. assorted. 3ooai5o; do, No. 2 Dbl.
ssoa3oo; asparagus, Eastern Shore per dozen.
prime I.ooal.9; do, cnlls. 75aloo; beets.
Norfolk. pr bunch. 23: do. native, new. per
bunch, 2a3; beans. Norfolk, basket l5s175;
new. Norfolk. bbl.. f5al.Oo; do, Eastern Shore.
per crate; Loal25; clcumbers. Florida per bl.
has l9aIT5; eggpiants, Florida, crate soa2 50
grapefruit Florida boxj 2s5a3T5; horseradish near
by per bushel box, l5eal-s5; hale. native, per bos
ea5; lettuce, native. per bushe box iea6o: ouo'a.
Texas per crate. soase: do Bermuda crate Da
LOO peppers, Florida. Per crate. L5oa2oo oranges.
Der box TO size, 4oca5.oO; peas. NATIVE per oaa
i s5aI rs: pineapples Florida and Havana crate,
2oa2 50; rzdishes. native. per 100 punches. 5aloo
spinach, native hushel box. aa25; spring onions.
per 100 5oaso; squash. Florida, per has. Iooai: .
strawberries. Eastern Shore. per quart, eas: do.
nearby. per quart. eal2; do, Rsppahaunock. per
quart, sal2: Anne Arundel. per quart. saie: toma-
toes Florida, per carrier, 175a2oo; do, fair 10
rood looai 30; cherries. MaUland and Virginia per
quart salo csntaloupes. Florida. per crate. 1oa2 50
ruoseberies, Maryland and virginia per quart, aas
pescbes Florida, per carrier. .56a3o; raspberries
Eastern Shore. PER pint. 7ss: blsckberies. North
Carolina. per quart, pal2-
POTATOES-white old nearby. prime per bus
na75; do Eastern Shore Of MARYLAND and Virginia.
bus eSsfe; do. New York. bus, prime. soaSs; do.
Western. sack. prime. 2oos2B; new. York River.
Carolina, bbI. No. l. 25a24o: do. Norfolk. bbl.
No. J. 225a2n; do. Rzppahannock Dbl. No. l.
sass8; yams. North Carolina. Dbl. 20oa23.
FISH, FROGS. CRABS. AND CLAMS.-Bass.
lsfee per h. i2zis: per h., 2a3: crocus, Dbl.
scca1 90: founders. H., sai gray trout bbl. large.
herring per lso. 5oa75; star or butter Hsh. Dbl.
zoos %: salmon trout, ID, saio: bay shad. roe.
each 55u6e: do. buck, each. San: do, North
Caroiina, roc. each. -; do. buck, each -s-;
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. June e-MILLFEEb-Firm
business moderate. Spring bran. 2l.O0a
2l.25: standard middling. 200: Western
red-dog, $50; winter wheat, in 1Oo-pound
sacks, to arrive, 3.l0; city bran. in
bulk, '21.O0
RYE-Steady: quiet business Western,
to arrive, Is valued at about 6Iis, c. l. T.,
track. State is nominal
RYE FLOUR-Steady: dealings mac
tive: good to choice quoted at 3.e0a4O5,
I'm barrels.
CoRNMEAL-Firm: trade is hindered.
Kiln-dried. for export. 3.30a23S: coarse
meal. in bags. 1.2SalS22
HAY-Receipts, s4S tons: choice is
wanted, but low grades are slow. Quo
9ja1.o0; No. ., 30; No. g. 15as0
STRAW-Receipts, % tons: firm; bust
ness hindered. Long rye quoted at 30
on track and l.25a1. 20 on boats.
PORK-Strong; supplies are meag ger
Mess. 2l.7aa2225: family, 2IOoa25.00
BEEF-Stesdy; supplies are light and
trade inactive. Packet, 2.ooa220o: FAM
lily, % 50a2S.51.
I.ARD-Steady; dealings moderate.
Prime Western, Ills: refined continent
11.60; South American, 1870: refined Bra
lillian. In kegs, 1880: beef stearin 9;
lard stearine, inactive; New York, Il.
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sustain stocks that may have developed
over night.
The decision was of verify, double
barreled and dangerous.
Local stocks.
There was not much doing on the local
board. For the first time this month
one OF the leading brokers was IN at
tendance, and showed a disposition 10
support Railway common one al the
market order of the comnoS stock
brought S. IL. but there was none offered
under a material advance from THIS
figure after this order had been exc
cuted.
Federal National Bank stock occupied
considerable place in the days record
II sold at 136 for starter; then at LIZ L.
where il closed.
Mergenthaler was weak at I'll IL.
Bids for Gas were at Saturdays clos
ing-S3.
In the bond list Traction Is sold at
100, and Railway As at s. l-2as2 5-S
Bank Call.
Elsewhere will be found the complies
reports of the thirty-three banks ant
trust companies of Washington. The!
SHOW a moderate gain, but without TIL
aid of 100000 government deposits o
tax money the showing would be mate
rally less favorable.
1t Is hoped that the call will have tn
result of causing easier money, as tn
banks will be more disposed to be gen
erous.
A Business Talk.
Tucker X. Sands. vice president ant
cashier of the Commercial Nationa
Bank. talked before the young men
the Business High School a few day
ago. They asked that he talk to then
on How the Banks Make Their Money.
II was a decidedly interesting subject
and Mr.. Sands opened up and gave ava,
many secrets stored up in his lon
banking experience. He was surprises
and pleased with the questions the younl
men asked and with their grasp OF tn
science of banking.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. June e.-Money on call opened "a:
per cent: high 5; low. az per cent; last. * per
cent; close. 2ssa3: ruling rate. "a yer cent
The time money market is assuming tone Of
decided strength. in spite Of the further improve
ment Of the status Of the banks required in Sat
urday statements. The charges for the various
maturities have been marked up kak per cent on
very limited offerings by the lenders. The tend
cncy is distinctly upward. Rates are ika4a PEI
cent for sixty days; ilsaiz cent for ninety days
4.a5 per cent for four months; 5a5ls per cent 70,
five months; 5I.a51s per cent for six months, and
5zaG per cent for over the year.
Prime paper with regular maturties Is being feat.
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WALL STREET GOSSIP
Norfolk and Western April total, OPP
Grating revenue decrease, sos1,tS. Mel
income decrease, $5S5,5s7.

Grating revenue decrease, s5S7,fS. Net
income decrease, $5s5.5sI
The character Of the demand for stocks
in the loan crowd has changed consid-
erably. Large blocks were in demand
for the last six months. These stocks
they were borrowed against long stock.
The demand for stocks has not abated,
but is in smaller lots. indicating a gen.
>unine inquiry, many houses that were
active and aggressive sellers in 1907 were
sellers last week.
In the Supreme Court yesterday the
government resisted a motion for a re.
hearing of the Sault Ste. Marie con-
demnation case which was decided on
May &c. The government desires the
mandate to go down SO that the case
may be settled. The government will
move to advance the bleached flouI
case.
Failure of the London markets to rally
in the final dealings caused gloomy
sentiment The Paris market turned un-
certain, with unfavorable effect upon
specialties. Disappointment over the sue
cessful competition of Germany for 600,
600 pounds of the Cape gold weakened
gilt-edged investments.
Under their contract with the Polk
County Qowa) board of supervisors,
George s. Wright and Addison Kistle,
Council Bluffs attorneys, have filed suit
in the District Court against the Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad to enforce
the collection of sl5.55s, 400 in alleged I'M
paid taxes.
Missouri June crop report gives wheat
conditions at 50 per cent. against IS per
cent In May and "a per cent year ago.
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The Safest Investments

onions. per 100 punches. 75Il25 Texas oniors. per
crate. locals; beets per 100 lunches. 2nalcci
tomatoes. per crzte Lo0s2oo; com. per crate. l0s
80; peppers. per crate, T5al.0; eantaloupes. Per
crate. I5a30o; lima beans, per basket. 20aa0.
DRIED GOODS-Navy beans. bush, 24oa2so-
FRUITS-New apples. per Dbl. l-5ca4.so; lemons.
box 61asoo; oranges California. boz, 25ea325: do.
Florida, per box 6ooa7oo grapefruit. box. acsso
rineapples, Florida pines crate. 2ma275; straw
berries. per box. 5al5: cherries. per quart san;
peaches per crate. l5oa3D; blackbenies. Per quart
SAILS.
wOOL-New clip % per pound
LIVE SrOCk-veal calves. choice. per pound, ~ :
medium. Per pound 10; common, per pound. sss.s;
spring lambs. best. per pound. 81: fail lsmts. Ter
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
rumishsd b. n. I. Carpenter & Co.

Capital Traction s.. 5000 at 100.
Washington Railway 4 Electric 4. A,oee al 81.
sl.ooo at sess. 5000 at en-.
Washington Railway & Electric cons. 5 at 5i=-
Washington Railway & Electric pfd. at %. DO
Mergenthsler. 10 at 2lk
Federal National Bank. at lSs, at l5- 10
ct 81
After caIl-Federal National Bank 10 at iIis. 10
at ilk. l at IL.
Washington Gas IS. 500 at iGb-
Washington Railway Electric com. I at IS.
Washington Gas. . at s.. . at 8. : at ..
Federal NatiOnal Bank. 10 at lSl-. 10 at Eai=.
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money CALL MAY
LOOSEN UP CASH
Expected in Financial Circles
Country viii See More
Plentiful Money.
BANK SHOWING Is GOOD
Local Institutions Reports Prove that,
Considering Tax Payments, They
Are on Good Footing.
BANK SHOWING Is GOOD
BY I. A. FLEMING.

In the sixty-one days between April
and June 4 the banks OF Washington
apparently increased their deposits by
81 .27S. 9oOs
But In the interim the government de-
posted 100000 tax money with the ma
tional banks, so that the banks. but for
S72l. O9a.o7. The day after the date of the
"call" the banks received another 81. 900,
900 from the government redeposited
tax money, and two national banks have
since received $4,000 government de-
posits, neither showing in this state
ment.
For the first time thirty-three insti.
tutions report, the Munsey Trust Com
pany making its initial statement. and
the Security and Commercial Bank also
reporting for the first time.
Considering the heavy payments that
have been made of tax money in the
District, the banks have made an ex-
cellent showing. The American Security
and Trust Company, with its handling OF
large estates, has been the heaviest loser
reporting S5s9,5s2 decrease for the sixty.
one days. The Washington Loan and
also. has a loss of S3o0.5l4. Union Trust
loses s1l,9ss, the United States gains 81,
600. and the National Savings and Trust
s5,07S.022. while the Continental Trust lost
Sis. 32s. Not being assisted by the dis.
tribution Of government deposits the
trust companies bear the brunt of the
loss OF deposits. the showing being s51l. IS
in the aggregate
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-10

ured at sxas per cent, with virtually no sales.
London discounts. 4 SIG per cent up lie per cent
Paris discounts. " per cent unchanged.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1913-05-15
SOME PRECAUTIONS TO
FOLLOW IN PURCHAS-
ING DAIRY CATTLE

Nv. B. Richards, Prof. Animal Hus-
bandry, N. d. A. CO.
The demand for all classes Of cat
tie by the farmers Of North Dakota
has been unprecedented during the
past winter. The demand for dairy
cows Of all descriptions has been es-
pecially strong and promises to con.
tinue SO for some time. This demand
has been difficult to fill without paying
a big price for them. Under those
conditions the buyer is more liable to
have thrust upon him diseased and
undesirable types of cattle, for the
reason that the temptation to practice
fraud is much greater under these
conditions.
How to Assure Getting Cattle of
Merit.
If one desires to buy pure bred
dairy cattle of good grade cows, and
is not familiar with the Characters
tics or points of the breed or what
constitutes a good milking type, it
would be advisable and profitable for
him to secure the services of some
one. who does know, to help select the
stock. There are all degrees of merit
among the individuals of all the dairy
breeds, and there also is wide vari-
ance in the quality and merit of
grades. If this is impossible try and
buy from breeders of only good re-
pute. Make careful inquiries as to the
reputation of the breeders with whom
you buy pure bred cattle. Buy of a
breeder rather than a dealer. There