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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-02
KAISER TO RETALIATE
GERMANY SOUNDS WARNING ON
SWISS NEUTRALITY.
Repetition of Breach by French and
British Liable to Cause Action
Flyers Are Accused.

Amsterdam, via London, Nov. 80
The Berliner Tageblatt, quoting an ar
ticle referring to the allegations that
British airmen violated Swiss neutral
ity in the recent raid on the Zeppelin
factory at Friedrichshafen, says:
In case of q repetition of the viola
ton of Swiss neutrality by France or
England it is not to be expected that
Germany will respect Swiss neutrality
on the Belfort frontier. The Swiss
federal assembly has ordered that all
aviators flying over Swiss territory be
shot down without further orders"
Berlin, Nov. 80, via London.-Em-
press Augusta Victoria visited the
American relief kitchen, which is sup
ported from contributions by the Amer
lean colony in Berlin, and spent half
an hour chatting with the two hundred
or more beneficiaries.
The empress expressed high salts
faction with the work and announced
her intention of writing the emperor
regarding it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-02
.EX-MRS. MACKAY
MARRIED TO BLAKE
Occurs in Paris Day After Doctor
Is Divorced.
CEREMONY is VERY SUDDEN
New York Physician Stops Operating
on French Soldiers Long Enough
to Wed-Bride Unable to
Change Gown.

Paris, Nov 3O.-Mrs. Katherine
Alexander Duer, formerly Mrs. Clar-
ence H. Mackay. and Dr. Joseph A.
Blake were married by the mayor of
the sixteenth ACCOMPLISHMENT, Passy.
Doctor Blake's wife obtained a divorce
in the United States on Friday. A
little more than year ago she sued
the then Mrs. Mackay for $1,OO0,000,
charging alienation of her husbands
affections, but later the suit was drop
ped.
Doctor Blake and the former Mrs.
Mackay were married with a civil
ceremony only. Neither desired re-
ligious ceremony. Only the necessary
witnesses were present. These were
the Countess Henriette de Bonneval
and Francis Riggs for the bride and
Dr. Richard Derby, a son-in-law of
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, and DR..
Walton Martin, chief surgeon of Mrs.
H. P. Whitney's ambulance corps, act
ing for the groom.
Wedding Comes Suddenly.
The wedding was planned for next
week, but occurred suddenly on ac-
count of the necessity of Francis
Riggs leaving to join Mrs. Herman
Harjes' field ambulance at the battle
front.
Until nearly two o'clock in the after
noon Doctor Blake was busy operat-
ing on the wounded at the American
hospital. The mayor of the arondis-
sement, who performed the ceremony,
Doctor Bouillet, is a well-known Paris
physician. The ceremony was sud
den for the bride also. She had no
time to change her costume, and went
in ordinary blue velvet street attire.
Decree Given for Desertion.
New York, Nov. 30.-Dr. Joseph A.
Blake's wife was granted a divorce
from him in Connecticut on Friday on
the ground of desertion.
1t was only fourteen months ago
that Mrs. Blake began suit for $1,000
600 against Mrs. Katherine Duer
Mackay, wife of Clarence S. Mackay,
president of the Postal Telegraph
Cable company, charging alienation of
affections. This was dropped later.
Since Mrs. Blake began her first
action Mr. and Mrs. Mackay have also
been divorced. They obtained mu-
tual decree from the French courts
on February IL, 1914. Mrs. Mackay
charged desertion. Mr.. Mackay en-
tered a counter-actiOn, based on the
same ground. The French court dis
solved the marriage without reflection
on either of the litigants The three
children remained in the custody of
the father.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-02

Positively no trespassing upon my
farm, with either guns or dogs, with
out permission. Nick S. Adams.
29tfc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-02
POLICE BAFFLED BY MURDER
Aged Hat Manufacturer Found in Of
flee With Rope Twisted Around
His Neck.

Chicago, Nov. 30-Why should Emil
Emsheimer, the mild old manufacturer
Of women's hat frames, have been
brutally strangled to death in his office
at 81 East Lake street? What could
have been the motive which led his
slayer, finding the siXty-three-year-old
man alone in his factory, to twist a
clothesline around his victims neck
and choke him to death? The police
admit themselves at a loss to find a
starting point. Robbery, revenge, nor
any other motive supplies a working
hypothesis, and suicide seems to have
been a physical impossibility.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-02
Turkey to Safeguard Mails.

Washington, Nov. 30.-Turkey has
assured the United States that mails
between the embassy at Constantine
pie and the consulates scattered
throughout the country will be safe
guarded.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-02
WooS GIRL, WEEDS HER SISTER
Wedding Eve Brings Quarrel That
Leads to Divorce of Indiana
Couple.

Indianapolis, Nov. S0.-George Link
set a record by counting young wom-
an and marrying her sister. He quar-
relied with his bride the wedding night
and the couple separated the next day.
Judge Ewbank granted Mrs. Link a
divorce after hearing that story. Mrs.
Link is a telephone operator.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-12-02
Found Dead in Coal Bin.

Valparaiso, Ind, Nov. 30.-Mystery
surrounds the death of Mrs. Margaret
Tetrault. aged fifty, who was found
dead in the coal bin at her home here.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-10
American League,

At Washington. Il II Z
Washington ...... ..... , s 3
Philadelphia ...... ..... . J.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-10

Wear for mothers memory a
flower white,
For mothers living, a flower bright.
CADE, THE FLORIST It
The sun., 1914-09-15
ssae war Results.

natural sequence OF war In Furope
might be expected to be better golf in
wan Street. Also socializins in the
hnancisl district Is becoming much more
feature. The English criticism thst
ths American man is nero business
machine and not a social creature Ia
randy losing sround. Wail Street, no
longer tefSe however is b. no means
desFondent. The gloom that accompanlcd
those dull day. during the last two years
when the ticker barely moved, 80, kent
men standing about IN restless i'm
patience, IS not the spirit seen these
day. Tn. sbso.uto stoppage OF Stock
Exchange business has brought a more
philosophical view. Men are not conf
PEELED to FUN. and frc. IN tho indec!sion
OF excessive dulne-s. There IL no in
decision now. II IS thoroughly estab-
!ished that there IS nothing to DO. Tho
average Stock Exchange house member
therefore is doing nothing with a decent
grace. The senior partner OF a prom
iucnt house explained his inethod OF life
these days when asked why he came 20
town ~ all. lie sad that the excite
msnt ~ railroad Journey from his
Connecticut home every II Jrning gt,,
him a certain zest In life. He loses
nothing but q little mileage expense by
Il for ne I. very careful TO get back
before noon 70 save his luncheon money.
During tho hour or so ne spends In New
York the sol' boasts ne makes and the
challenges he receives work 70 ournisn
up his game and beside. he has hsd
70 snty OF tims 10 become acquainted with
HIS business associate. and the furniture
in their offices.
The sun., 1914-09-15
I.tsrest 4. the City Notes.

Some OF the Inquiries made were said
70 be by those seeking informs ton only
sut bond mon closely acquainted with
the situation saw In the inquiries the
possibility OF the sale 20 the small IN
dividua investor and alec men of large
means OF considerable block OF the
new notes. A public Offering is expected
The syndicate agreement Is one OF close
binding terms which puts tho matter OF
tie disposition OF the bonds very ps-
oulisrly In the hands of tho syndicate
managers to be handled as one PROPOSE
ton. There f., therefore. no attempt
on the part OF individual banks TO make
arrangements for sale or other handling
Or their supply OF the new notes with
out word from the syndicate uranagers
The banks will even be very careful
hsfore utilizing the notns as security for
circulation, profitable arrangement, un-
III perfectly definite arrangements FOR sub
stituttnB other collateral sre made, In
case ms city notes should be called ny
INC syndicate managers 90 fulfill some
plan OF sale they may have arranged
u Is understood that tho r.sponse Of
European investors In the matter OF talk
lnr the new notes Is Increasingly Crafty
Ing. There 10 the definite belle. on the
part OF important banking interests that
q public offering locally and to Interior
institutions st The attractive nsure Of
par and interest, tho cost OF tho notes
TO the syndicate. would ineot q large
response and would be Of great value In
leaving The local banks with FREQ funds
The understanding Is that the notes NAV
be offered publicly this week Tho sale
should show tho extent OF the improve
mont In the financial conditions that is
believed to exist
The sun., 1914-09-15

MONDAY, Sep, -.
F,csiuts -. h-.ve- FOR two dayH were
81 head moulding :, care for the market
Steers v.rs active and prices Arm to lsc
higher; bulls and cows steady 20 strong; the
irds wee well cleared Ordinary 20 choice
,tcero rola NJ tTT5nsiOt 40 per 100 lh-, (;
oven and stngs az sstSt25; bulls AZ s5c5
'5.-i: 'vo extra fat butts az So rs; cows at
- 5oGSt Dressrl bee was firm ~ 10 . isc.
COR cijy dressed native fid"s.
Rer,Ipte os calv yes for two days we're s,l6t
head Including 400 for the market. Ncais
were steady 10 nrm. other calves higher; the
mons we're cleared. Common 10 choice Neala
sold az s9H.l9.5o per 100 lbs. culls al 81 q
s6HS5SO, ye trlings AT S. ISC, fed ana mixed
,llyss At t,IfS city dressed vca,a were
arm ~ iGm cOr. pcr lh.; country dreFacd nrm
to higher ~ 1sit IW 'i.o.
Receipts ~ .aleeu and larnhs for two days
were ~, sA head, including ~ cars for the
market. sheep were active and 25c. higher
lamua on moderate receipts were advanced
lirt@5r., with d.. good clearance of the pens
common 80 prime sheen sold ~ i3:. $50
uor l1a lb..; cuig IT 500 80; Inferior 10
Urine lambs ~ S7I 10, eulls ~ taBssb0; a
-. .,arli"-" ~ sGpsT Dressed mutton
rrrn a. Sg' l.c. rer lb.i dressed lambs At
I@I iGr
Ercc,p.a % hoge Tor two dsys were s,eGs
head, Including osrs for tho marks'
Prices were atcady 20 100. lower with heayy
rough. a. ,sss o ,ss~ ssass =. Ssess
The sun., 1914-09-15
THE COFFEE MARKET.
spot In Poor Demand-Prce, +.
Little Firmer.

Ihe buying power IN coffee. both NJ.
regards spots and futures through the
exchange liquldatine committee, shoyys
no signs ~ expansion with the decline
IN Hpot prices have come an increasing
number OF option offerings st the peg
prices OF July So but Il Is reported thar
the absence OF bids makes Il ,mpo.sibI,
TO effect trnnsactions
Spot prices were little nrner ana
some brokers said inquiry was slightly
better Rio 7s were quoted from 7 10
~ cents and Santos ~ from III 10 i2
cents.
brazilian market. on Monday were
weak. RIO No : was unchanged at
1896. The Santos curb market was
rominally unchanged with No 4 at <sl0O
Receipts AZ Rio and Santos were $4,000
bags. against $1,000 bags . year ago
Sac Pauio had 1900 bags. aeains.
$4,000. and Jund,ahy had 5000. against
10000.
The following cienrsnces were re-
ported From Bahia, September 10,
steamship S'ddons with 600 bags for
New York; from Victoria. September l2.
steamship Japanese Prince with 1000
bags for New York and me steamship
Moorish Prince with $4,000 baFs for New
Orleans: from Snntoe September ia,
steamship Merity with $4,000 oass for
New York.
The sun., 1914-09-15
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BuTrrh-sAshet epensd 10 sees, the sane
cendiso. = tesi cioses cn Frids, s.cei.,:
nuc,us'ion Aud ausi a,Ions v-r. unclaimed
Asam E fsd.. s'' moved i.g yHT :s we WITH su.s sen.
s.cuInuisiten. Bss, rcrsIe creamery va.
iGss s se 0aiy sar fes s2ys sS. s.
siss dairy. tubs. fnesi,. ~ GOOD to prime.
rrsd,s, a5asic; limitation c,ssaery. hra.
seconds asi3sssc. /; iewe- sfsie., sia2sc, pack:
nE stock. No n02l'sc; lower grades, i'r
from Ntday's closing, M,rket has Been grad
usly going down uuiii Il Is more near ne9ral
Oh K: and sSin ,,Ga, I'd %@sh sas y sooG
gils. tre.hI white and ooloTed special. Isa.e !:
f undsrsr.dos. & :isi,i,. ' w'.,on.n @ d.is:s wi. s
iS.c 'w!ns itt9is'sc nai. isjHHc; s,,ts
oIns ,ciis ''''h specials "si"''c' '''F 10 f''''
EGGS -Hecripts a.. pcred yca~tay we're
about the same ~ Monday a week arc, eu,
wha, they sero. and vii show Ia ,odsy'. y's
repor The innuI OF css. yererdsy was
Il q ,S., s.s TO Hs 4S,. os ~ ns Be-.
heavier Many shippers ~So have 10, been
stock here, and everything at N, Gloss ind
Gated lower price storage esgs vero of
country g OrsS, point. are ort-ins oSa freely
IA some instances the droD ia the country vas
&C. scrs .S9 doi1n +, Maroy ,sf. were in normal Re;
s.hered rnrss seaSSc extra hrrs. Sq2oc. f;
mara. fancy. chartes Ti,d, sisfsSc 'fHs.. Hr-.
ch.5,,, paid, ai.52se .scotds, " gsc'; Pean.
,ylvaha ana nearby hennery whltee. fancy
lhsNs SNNfON heQnery hrONU~ I1r.s
eoiors g7d}so
LIVE POULTRY. .-.~het opened y.r.rda,
chict.ns and fowi. - 1'S' ie. Nv Tbrrs &C. were re-
y,en;y one cars unlosded and s.iyic : Indicated
i5rea.. iS @ .s, .efG n. Jn. WI bro6ahl, e'
t.mber q and %. INT. !, IN. jsx..h NV Y.sr YS
.nd they want fovls. tnrk-ys ducks and
and In .vslu. Somo receivers ac a.idn, a
fes.s ra; Gsher than quot stions for Fancy fowls
eid roo'ists i3Hc turkey. mixed. i5also
fowls psiT s5ls,, res5s as.o, ls'6iGs y5n'-
DRESSED POULTRY There va. an sa.
.Ahcs OF &c on heavy fowls yesterday and
Is,, ss -nSl. .ns,,.. mark, hsd hshsr ,snh.ny
we're sufficient tresh killed chickens to meet
irregular dIe And met SLOW sale som. Of IN.
oroliero are TOO larre for brollers and TOO
,o snM Tor roas,er. There Is little chang.
squads Long Island ducks we're hrmer with
prospect OF an advance. In frozen poultry
there vas little change IN chicken. and turkeys
Fowl. arc so we'll CLEANED up that they Will
probably not be quoted after to-day Price,
Fresh killed sprlnx turkeys i5o25c old.
itd20c. broilcrs philadelphia, fancy. . lh.
each. s3dSc Western br9ier'. milk fed lrt
soc corn fed, l5alsc Fovis boxed. e9 lns
and over 10 dozen .oc: "a TO ~ lbs. ifc
under 80 lbs. i4iac IN barrels. ICED. DRY
picked. lbs iaLc.: Michigan, scs,dsI.
lt9isac: Western rcalded small. iJGi5tac
Chickens. milk fed. y 10 box 81 10 -
spring, LonI Island i5,il5i.c Old roo-.re.
iSt4c. squads. white 10 lbs TO dozen. $50;
: lbs. s.: dark 81 .SGSl %. Frozen Turkey.
I small Western. selected hens and toms .,,
esc. Chickens milk fei. 81 to % 10. TO dozen
sVI7c.: corn ied, $50 old roosfers 10
The sun., 1914-09-15
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.

NOTICE 10 Hereby GIVEN thn che
annual meeting of the stockholders. OF the
Eric Railroad Company for tho election OF
1;,,r DiseH,S. sh1 s1prSyS 81 an ssr..msa!
Juns l. lsss. ana the supplemental lease
OF 6eptember !, 1889. covering the Lock.
port Branch. with respect 70 the handling
OF express matter. and for the tran saotior
OF such other business as may properly bs
a, the orice Of the Company, No 80 Church
Street, In tho City OF New York. on Tues
The trensfer books OF both Common ana
Preferred Stock Will be closed AZ the cioss
OF business on Wednesday. September isth
1914. and will be opened at 10 A NJ. on
"wednesday. October lAth. 1919
DAVID BOSNIAN, RsoBstAyy
Ncv Yorh. September 0. iei4.
The sun., 1914-09-15
THE STEEL MARKET.
Furnaces suspend-septem Out
put Promises 10 He Light.

With specifications falling of and the
export business still crippled, Il Is prob
able that the week Will witness further
lowering OF steel mill operations. In tho
past few days several more merchant
blast furnaces have been closed down.
and II is likely thnt the september output
Of these furnaces will be smaller than
tho very poor record OF August Domestic
steel user. are buying only FOR Immediate
needs and according TO tho manufactur-
ers. there are no important orders In
sight Prices remain unchanged.
Steel conditions abroad are reported a.
follows by william Jacks 4 Co. OF Glas-
gov, writing under date ~ september {:
The market has been quiet this week,
but prices linvo shown 4 somewhat i'm
proved tendency Nddlesbrough warrants,
after closing last Friday at Sis. 3D.. sd-
vanosd to SIS 6d. buyers. but we closs
to-day at Oils. Sd. tho same figure as last
week. tho three months price being 52s.
1hd.
Tho warrant stores IN Middle.brouen
show an Increase for the week OF Az
tons The total shipments from Middles-
trough for August amount 20 only 3i,s70
tons, az sgainst lif,"5i tons for the
same period last year, bu; rSD'd I'm
provement Ia taking place now that In
surance rates are lower. and FOR the hret
three da ye OF September io.4sj tons have
beeIl shipped from Middlesbrough.
THE steel works IN THE country arc
fairly we'll employed, but there Is not so
much pressure for material for shipment,
owing 70 tho high rntss OF exchange still
ruling in tho case OF countries abroad,
which is very much interfering with eX-
port business Ht present. Freight rates
have been considerably reduced. ana
Spanish ore can now be obtained at 10
sh',l,nss per ton c. T. T. MiddlesbrouEh.
NO that tho manufacture OF hematito Is
now quite profitable. II Is Of course I'M
possible 20 forecast the course % the mar
ket until some move decisive actions have
been fought IN the war"
The sun., 1914-09-15
To the hders Of
TUBE 4 srANPING CONpANt
FIRST MORTGAGE
81 3O-y-ar Col Bonds, dated


THIS rs TO CER1i ~ THAT. IN aooo-d
snCe with the First fSortgnC, or Decd .
Trust Of THE AMERit An TUBE & STAN. ..
ISG COMPANY to tol JuiAi Trust Compu...
now THE FQUtTARLE TRUST CDNPAHv
OF NEW YORK. as Trustee dated O,',.a-
lst, 1905, the following bonds Nos s. ...
23s. as2 $50, .si G?a. s.0. TJt, and 81. lev.
this day August :ist. ~ 1T the office ?
said The Equitable r. 'ompauy OF 49,
York. been designsted 'or redemption 80
1853 and accrued Inter =. on the rr1i y
OF October. islt. upon presentation snd ths
surrender thereof; with all unpaid coupo-,
TO said Trustee Interest on tho above t.is
will cease on october list lgl4
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY Ow
NEW YORK, Trustee
by j. n Babcock, Assistant secrstsrr
AMERICAN TUBE & STAMPING COAPASY.
BY p MILLER. Pr-aldsr'
PERCY : HILL Directof
hereby certify that the above bonds uera
drawn ts stated. WITNESS my hsud aud
seal this 2iet day OF August 1917
n. c. McKANNA
Notary Public, New York County No asto
IN accordance with tho above certificate
the undersigned will redeem the above nun
eered bonds AT io6 and sccruad Interest 20
october LIST. 1874 on and after that dat@.
vhen presented with all unpaid coupons 81
lLs ofnce. No. 81 Wall street New YorE Ci'-.
THE EQUITABTE TRUST COMPANY or
NEW YORK.
LYMAN RHOADHS vioe-Pr~.,d,nt
The sun., 1914-09-15
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Drawi,s Oct small r.cke,S..s

The very small investor is likely to
become q factor In the financing Of this
war period. He has asserted himself In
other nearly similar tines Financial eS-
perts at tho beginning OF this war pre-
dlcted that moderate sized enterprise.
that were near home. and thus likely to
attract tho interest OF the very snal In
vestor locally. would be helped by him In
their financing. He seems TO be appear
Ing in a modest way at tho present tme
Banks, trust companies and bond houses
were receiving a number OF inquiries yes
terdsy about the possibility OF getting
sons OF the New York city notes just
issued to the banking syndicate which
enabled tho city TO pay It's debt abroad
Many OF the inquire, were from individ-
uals with moderate sums TO invest who
sro looking for = sound Investment Yield
ing a good return, euuh as they see In
the city notes II offered at prices close to
that paid by tho syndicate, namely par
ana accrued interest
The sun., 1914-09-15
THE COPPER MARKET.
Bsyins Again sags-IittIe Inquiry
From Home Sources.

Copper buying again hSged yest.r-
day Producers said that inquiry from
home sources was al minimum while
cables brought no orders OF account
There has been little buying for Eng-
llsh account during tho past week or So
hut II has been limited as TO quantity
Tho trade believes also that Eome Of tho
copper cleared from this port for Great
Britain has been on consignment
Twelve and a quarter cents pound
seems 20 have been the lowest point yet
touched on sales In fact, to sell lower
many producers would have to take an
actual lore
The sun., 1914-09-15
ELECTIONS AND MEErINGs.
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY,

ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that q
special meeting Of the stoc kholder Of IN .
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY fer tAs 0us-
pose Of cOnsenting and agreeing to the
execution and delivery by said Company of
RsfInding aud Improvement Mortgage,
covering the railroad. properties, rights and
franchises OF said Company. and 20 the iseus
and disposition OF bonds secured thereby,
ana for the trinsaction OF such other busi-
ness may properly be BROUGHT bsfore the
meeting, will b held a. the ofYice OF the
Company, No, 80 Church street, In the City
ot New York. on Tuesday. October 13th.
1914. ~ 2 O'Clock In the afternoon.
The transfer books of both Common and
Preferred Stock viii bo closed az the oiose
OF business on Wednesday. September ieth,
lsi.. and VIII De opened AZ 10 A. N. on
"Wednesday, Ootober itth. 1914.
DAVID BOSNIAN SeorosASy,
New York Sspt-rub.r H. 1914
The sun., 1914-09-15
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Britain Buys :S,OOo Barrels RE-
nn-d st q Cents In Bond,

Great Britain rnads further purchases
Of refined sugar here yesterday. taking
81. 900 barrels at cents IN bond. which
ia equal TO about 7.05 csnts Adding
Saturdays purchases. tho two daye taxi
ings for foreign account totalled about
60 0OO barrels.
The Howell company bought 1909
hays OF Cuban raws In store, prompt
shipment, at e.e7 cents, and 1900 bags
brazilian rav- September ana October
delivery. AZ 6o3 cents The Federal COM
pany quoted fine sranulated sugar az 80
cents but accepted orders nt 7.25, All
other rpfner- quoted 725 cents
The sun., 1914-09-15
MONEY IN NEW YORK.
all money was quoted from 0 to 9 per

Call money wns quoted from TO q per
cent.
The time money marliet was az q stand
still. with rttos from 10 8 per cent. for
all maturitie-,
Commercial paper was duli around G
and per cent for MI maturities
Domestic exchange on Now York: Chi
csro, zoe. discount: St. Louis, sc. pre-
MUM: Cincinnati, par.
Money In London. ssei4 per cent.
Sterling exchange was lower Rate-
were: Demand, 49sL cables. 4.s0k.
Bar silver IN London. e1Ad: in New
York b4No.
New York Clearing House statement !:
Exchanges 3lso.343 .Oe5: balances, So
3lt,G9S; su''-Treasury debit balance
Sios7.9
The sun., 1914-09-15
c0TTONsEED OIL.
oH~rfnrs Of Crude Against the Mar
ket Mt Present.

While tho spot oil situation appea rcd
20 be steady IN reflection of tho fair
consuming demand. future deliveries were
easy Hedge selling !s stu IN evidence
and promises 70 continue FOR some time
Crude OIL came out IN The Southeast over
the week end at 3ji: cents,
There is no concerted speculative de-
mand observed. Tho unsettled lard
market operates 70 some degree against
outside demand. The decline yesterday
was checked ny tho absorption orciited
20 large refInere
The sun., 1914-09-15

Tho annual me.t;ng Of the stockh olderr OF
tn. HORN SILVER MINING COMPANY
January LIST. 1915. will be held
a. the office or the Company. Room so5
Mccormick Building, Salt Iako CITY, Utah,
on Tuesday October eOth, 1914, az 10 o'clock
noon. The trsnsfer books Will close on Sop
tembsr leth. 1914 and reopen on September
snth, 1914 az 10 O'Clock 4. NJ.
llDMARD Y. LNLMl.T. Sscr.tary.