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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-09
LET sHEARER OPEN ROAD.
Supervisors Consent to Opening High.
way at Property Owners Expense.

way at Property Owners Expense.
The supervisors have given William
r. Shearer, a farmer living in South
Center street, just beyond the city linz
its. permission to open public high
way running east and west for half a
mile east of Center street. Shearer is.
however. to pay all Of the expenses for
opening and grading the road, and Is
to put in such culverts as are required,
but they must be approved by the SUI
pervisors.
The land thru which the road will
be opened is owned by Schearer.
Schearer wants the road, it is under
stood, for the purpose of subdividinS
and developing large acreage.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-09
BUILDING IN WEST END.
Three New Dwellings Going UP in thu
Western Part Of City.

Three commodious dwellings, plans
for which were announced late in the
winter, have been begun in the west
ern part Of the city.
The D. A. Collision home, corner OF
West Main street and Denmead boule-
ward has been begun. In the next
block west, at 1905 West Main street,
Harry Reimer started excavation on
Thursday for his residence. At Tenth
and Nevada streets, Reimers business
partner, George W. Herlin. has just
completed the excavation for his new
bungalow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-09
FARMERS AND GROWERS
Large Amount Of Acreage Is Now Con-
tracted-'Phone No. Your Require
ments and Reservation Will Be Made.

We suggest that you call at our office
and have us make out your contracts.
It will soon be necessary to refuse con-
tracts for certain crops. Office hours
are daily from to p. m.
The following prices will be paid for
the season of 1915:
Sweet corn. So per ton.
Tomatoes. SO per ton.
Cabbage, IS per ton.
Pumpkin, $3.50 per ton.
Hominy corn 81 per hundred pounds.
at the rate of 70 cents per bushei.
Western Grocer Canning Factory.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-09
Notice.

The city council will meet as board
Of review at 10 o'clock a. M, each
day, until the assessors books are re-
turned. ]. J. Wilson. city clerk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-09
NEW IDEAS FOR BUILDERS.

Valuable Information For Those Who
Will Build This Year.
We have just off the press beautiful
booklet showing all classes Of buildings
built of cement. Made from just the
material that we are making here in
Marshalltown. We want everyone to
have a copy of the booklet. Phone
1888 or write us and we will mail you
one. Miller Cement Products Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-09
Reward For Stolen Property.

From time to time, rope, tools and
other articles Of more or less valuS be-
longing to the county have bee1Atolen
from county bridge and road jobs. The
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-09

annoyance Of these thefts has promote
ed the board of supervisors to offer
reward of IS for the return Of stolen
property.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-09
CONFER TO GRAND JURY.
Confessed Murderer of Milan. Valves

Preliminary Examination.
John Confer. the confessed murderer
Of Dennis and Minnie Milan, was ar
raigned In Justice Peek's court Thurs
day afternoon, charged with murder in
the first degree. Thru his attorneys,
Bradford & Johnson, Confer waived
preliminary examination. and was held
to the grand Jury without bond.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-09
WANT INSANE TRANSFERRED.
Supervisors Asks Board Of Control &
Release Hospital Patients.

Release Hospital Patients.
The board of supervisors has asked
the board Of control to order trans
ferred to to the county hospital four
insane patients sent from this county
to the state hospital at Independence.
These patients are Margaret Todd
Edna NJ. Bailey, Elmer Kassel. and
John NJ. Spence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-09
me for 'GETS.IT'
When | Have Corns

Simple As Saying It; Never Fails.
It does your heart good to see how
easily and quickly any corn comes out
when you put GETS IT, on! And then
when you've gone along for years try
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-04-09
STRANGE Chinese Customs.

Among the many extraordinary Gus
toms of the Chinese is that Of band
ing years together in groups of twelve,
called cycles" and naming each year
The Seward gateway., 1915-10-07

IS
 ar, $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
WRIGHT AIRSHIP STOCK
INCREASED 100000
Syndicate in Control Makes
Total $4,000, OOO-LOck-
hart Is President.

The Wrigh. Aerop!ane Company ot
Dayton. Ohio, control OF which was re-
Gently purchased by "A syndicate headed
by William Il. Thompson, has increased
It's capital stock from $1,000. 600 to So
900. 900. with none OF the stock being Of
fered. On account o! the rapid devel-
cpment OF the Wright company T. Frank
Manville. president Of the II. W. Johns
Manv.lle Company. found that lie could
not give SUFFICIENT time to the interests
Of the company and resigned as presi-
dent. IL remains. however. as a menu
Der of the Wright company executive
committee and as a director. Henry
Lockhart. Jr.. president OF the Simplex
Motor Car Company, has been elected
president.
Directors of the new company are
Henry Lockhart. Jr,, T. Frank Manvllle.
Henry Il. %Sutphen. vice-pres.dent Of the
Electric Boat Company Harry Payne
whitney, c. s. Jennison, Harvey n. Gib-
son, vice-presldent OF the Liberty Ma
tlonal Bank, and PHILLIP r, Dodge.
When Mr., Lockhart was elected presl-
dent OF the Wright company at a recent
meeting C. =. Jennlson was elected
vice president and Mr.. Gibson was elected
treasurer. The list Of directors Is not
complete n will be added TO.
The election Of MIR, Loclhart Is con-
sidered by Wall Street as significant.
as there were persistent rumors during
the past few weeks that the Simplex
company had been absorbed by the
Wright company because Of the adap,a-
bllity OF Simplex engines for use in
aeroplancs.
The new president OF the Wright com,
pany sailed for England yesterday on
the American liner ST, Louis, II was
said by IA dire,tor that he WAS going
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
RESERVE BANK GAIN
100000 IN WEEK
New York Reports Decrease.
but West, Chicago and BOs-
ton Show Advance.
BIG JUMP IN DEPOSITS

WAsHiNGroH. Nov. IA gain OF
about 50 1000, 900 in total reserves and a
gain OF $4,000 In the combined gold
reserves OF the Federal reserve banks as
against an Increase of $4,000. 600 In
reserve deposits In indicated by the
weekly statement OF the reserve banks
made public to-day by the Federal Re-
serve Board as at close OF bus!nes on
November ~.
The principal increases In total and
gold reserves are reported by the Chi
cage. Boston. Kansas city and Dallas
banks. the New York bank shows a
decrease Of s1,3on.0oo IN gold reserve,
which, however, il $4,000. 600 below the
amount OF gold deposited with ~" Fed
eral reserve agent to reduce the anEs
liability on outstanding notes.
The total gold resources Of IN, system,
st60, 900. 900. exceed by s1I $500. 900 the
figures reported a week ago. by S37.jO0.-
600 the figures a month ago and by
$4,000. 400 those OF three months ago.
OF the total gold sourc the proper
ton held by the Federal reserve agents,
either in their wi vaults or In Washing
ton, is more than 81 per cent. compared
with less than 20 per cent. reported
three months ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
FINANCIAL NOTES,

Thu report. Of the seaboard Air Line
Railway Company for the year ended june
80, 1915, shows n decrease In surplus for
the year to s3<i S32, against si.6T<,ci5 for
1914, Gross earnings for the year amounts ed
to t2l ?so,%6s. against 3:5, +2o, 500 FOR the
preceding year.
John u. Davis, vie -president OF the
Mississippi Valley Trust Company 81 81.
Ilouia, was elected a director OF ths Hous-
ton or Company Of Texas al tho recent
annual meeting Of stockho ders In Nous
ION. Tex, Mr. Davis succeeds u. =. II
smith. II Nv said that his election as q
director means the entrance Of new inter-
ests into the company.
Gold Imports amounting to about 1?,-
500, 900 were recsived yesterday at the
Assay office. The gold was brought In by
the Guaranty Trust Company, Gold coin
amounting TO $3.50. O0O was Withdrawn from
the Suh-freasury for export to Canada
This Is the first gold export to Canada
since November .. 1914,
The report OF the Nirglnian Railway
Com pany for the year ended June 80. 1915,
shows gross revenue amounting tn $3.50
i05. against 81. gao. oTs during 1914, and net
operating revenue OF 12.4ts,b5t, against
sa. 500. 1858 for the previous year Net reve.
nue. from operations during 1913 decreased
S383. 800, gross income decreased &ts6. sos
and the ratio Of operating expenses to
operating revenue for the year wss $500
per cent. against st.7S ~ cent. TOR the
preceding year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
consolidated Exchange.

Flrmncss was displayed by the market
on the Consolidated stock Exchange.
There was much week end evening up OF
contracts throughout the short session OF
two hours. but as q rule the oU"r'nRs
appeared TO be easily absorbed There
was an ahsenc. Of extreme price move
ments but many OF the prominent stocks
recorded fractional gains for N" day.
NAIVE Motor made AN. cScep'inna. adj
vince. hut the dealings In II were lah'.
United states steel common was 'he m"st
active Issue, II opened AT aIs., an over
night Improvement Of e of a point, re
acted to So. and clos'i at s;'p The
copper group was generally hrn,
Erie opened at %eA, touched 42A.. ana
closed AT 20, its highest. several ~ the
war s,ochs' were specially hIm; r,u,s,
It's iInal quotation IN Friday, reacted Ia
49,, aud then rose 90 7sG. with ~ cio-
ing TN. baldwin L~.ocomotlve opened at
INV. 81. points up from Fridays fnal
price, sold as hlxh as igss, and as low az
Copper was prominent among the minor
copper shares. II sold as high AS ~.
against a closing quotation the night be-
fore OF <3h.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14

November ! contracts for semi and fully
finished steel have been booked In ex-
cess Of the record breaking tonnage
reported IN October. The indication H..
noweve:. that during the second half Of
the month orders will he placed with less
prodiga,ity. as heavy tonnage Tor export
= being refused. Specifications against
contracts Will keep the mills operating
at full capacity. with no prospect OF
being able to fully meet demands OF
consuming interests,
Plans and specifications for the con-
%trucl!pn Of section 3 Of route 8 OF the
New York subway system were avai!a-
BILE yesterday. This section Includes the
tunnel under the East River, to which
reference was made during the week.
1880 tons OF cast iron aegments will
be required. II is interesting 10 note
that this liz within 1900 tons Of the
estimate made several days ago. The
bids will be received from general con-
tractors on December I. These castings
will probably require the purchase Of
more than 10000 tons Of pig iron. al
lowing for some shfinkaKe and the use
Of a certain percentage Of scvap.
The Public Service Commission has
called for bids TO be submitted on No
vember 80 Tor the construction Of Sec
tion = TO Route 1922 OF the subway syn
TEN. This line will run from Westchss-
ter avenue TO Pelham Bay Park. being
a continuation OF the Southern Boule-
ward line. II 10 estimated that about
$4,000 tons OF steel viii be required. In
Guiding ?S.te0 tons Of rivsted work,
l.i50 o n OF truss spans, 300 tons OF
beam n shapes n 500 tons of iron
castings. Also 1890 feet Of single
tracks.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
awarded IA contract for pier shed 81,
North River. calling for 400 tons OF
structural steel. to Milliken Bros. Inc.
The Central Railroad OF New Jersey has
given IA contract for bridge work. calling
for $40 tons OF structural steel, TO the
Pennsylvania Steel Company. Bids have
been submitted on the construction OF a
power house for the Treasury Depa IT.
ment at Washington, u. c. calling for
1900 tons of fabricated shapes. The
Hinkle Iron Company has secured a con.
tract for 700 tons OF fabricated shapes
for the construction Of an apartment,
house at Eighty-ninth street and Yves,
End avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
cotton ADVANCES
ON FROST FORECAST
Predictions OF Freezing
Weather cheek Decline and
Put Prices Up.
rIGvRES on CONSUM r

p,,dir;.ous Of colder weather. with
,-..,Ine In parts of Texas and OKLA
,u, were responsible Tor an advance
shou, a dozen points In cotton yes
,,-aay. Trading was moderately active
"a. q saturday and brokers for firms
Identified with prominent bull interests
,.r. steady buyers throughout the ses-
SION.
,uyzllng regularity. rs there was an
..v, decline III , to \ points, due partly
A, ,nnnluitug cables and partly TO tho
40 ,l,t the census report on tho
.so,u, of cotton consumed by Nnleri-
-, mills during october did not come
.,I,, M to. expectations. On this de-
,i,s January sold AS low as I'LL, but
IL. frost predictions for the southwest
,nlr,ly changed the tone OF the mar
-, and Induced a general covering
movement. At,
,,rn,Ion by American mills at o0O,6So
h,l,s. against tS.S92 last year. The
resumption for the three months end
nj, october is l.ts3.o0O. against LOO
40 last year. The stocks OF cotton in
~. hands Of spinners are approximately
10000 bales, against Tl3.ooo last year.
I'm. stocks Of cotton In public storage
.ra AT compressors are placed at SILL
@,n. agains, 3.71,.OO0 last year. The
mount II linters consumed during Oc-
cher sS.9it bales. which compares with
ghlO? in October last year.
Although sentiment is still bear'sh on
ne theory that export demand IL oun
10 continue small there is no weakness
IN southern spot markets. Representa-
ives " swedish spinners are In the city
Or the reported purpose Of buying 100
dhn bales OF cotton. They are said 20
have bought about 10000 bales already,
Market closed steady,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
TIE SUGAR MARKET.
nav Less tctive-R Con-
tinnes Firm.

boo Nlarno' Tor raw sugars was less active
'"!iN iIr recent heavy volume of plr.
.'"- A1F.- apparently satisfied the more
ZEN. b. .,".u cnts OF %refinrrs The tone.
oNt ef t,U'tlued firm, with l"fiiprs offer
: .'., ipr urompt and Early December
Ear 300 offerings below "A cents cost
. 70 -A' There wer" no sales reported
'lA- 'H. ty Centrifugal remains quoted
..'- nul"sse- "a cents, Cubas cost
~ ""c' 3 cents,
H., r'h. "a suCsr market continued Arm
no f|.- - 5.-TsnJ cents
ne ~ frt'' tor sugar futures was easier
..tr 'Ir' ~ new crop positions by Cuban
l'errI ,ur.r,..o" Lo,.s iiontIation white
t1.' N,r" moderate" buyers on the de
'a'H- prices showed 4 decline OF
49, H."-' total sales, 1850 tons. Prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
THE COFFEE MARKET.
sales 1000 Dass On Advance Of
POluta.

yesterday. Sales for the day tot allied oniy
1000 bags on an sdvsnce Of 5 points. Primary
market cables contained nothing Of a char.
acier calculated 10 stimulate fresh trading
to q few covering orders. Cost and freight
offers were UNCHANGED, with Santos r. rang.
ing around s:5,, The local Impression is that
coffee, and as there has been no complaint
regarding the progress OF the new rop the
trade appsars disposed to adopt u conserve.
tive, waiting policy.
The local spo; market continued quiet and
barely steady on the baris OF Tie. for Rio
Is and SAc. for Santos -.
Official cables from Brasil reported prices
unchanged nj both Santos and Rio. EXCHANGE
on I.OndOn remained u " 1884. Port 70.
ceints were 1900 bag., against 5S,OO last
5000 bags last year, and Jundishy receipts,
i.oc bags, against 10000 bags last year.
Prices follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

SOLOMON MILkMAN, dealer in millinery
under the name VI the M!'knun Mill
merry House a, 81 West Fourteenth street,
ll-ls East Fourteenth street and ilh
Broadway, BROOKLYN. made an assign
ment 30 Aaron I. Palmer, Mr. MIX
-" asa hled u voluntary pet'tI'" ~
bankruptcy. Liabilities, s2S,6Sa; assets,
~ % \ peNtluu "a bankruptcy was
Ned against him ON December -. 1914
He aftcrw,ri made IA composition at
30 cents on the dollar.
MANUFACTURERS AGENCY And SALES
COMPANY ING, hardware and plumb
ers' supplies. 81 Union square, petition
In bankruptcy by creditors. II was al
legged that he 0mpany made an assign
m-nt to Thomas I. Green. The COM
ponv was Incorporated on september y,
1874. capital stock $4,000, Several
judgments have been entered against IT,
ALEX :. AARoNSON, clerk. III East
iTgth- street. rled . petition In bank
ruptcy; liabilities, sd.71t no arseis,
bankruptcy schedules.
%GIAcoRBE PRESS, INC. printing, IA
East Twent"-Nfth street, schedules show
liabilities. slG.s39; assets, S2eSs,
OCEANIC FISH COMPANY, AIT Front
street, schedules show liabilities. @,26s;
Assets. Sl3.2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
STEEL TRADE FUTURE
HANGS ON ORE SUPPLY
Current Demand Is 20 Per
Cent. Greater Than Maxi
mum Production.

r.. ,,,,,.,uot. fu,u,. Of In. steel in
.l,s,rv IL. d,rroIcn, imam o,e ana fuel
.,,n,,y Thess are the basic factors.
,,r,cr, ,utnu, az mig iron reauires IRON
= :, Ia. .y,r.bIc al the rate Of To-
An, ma ,n,. y.ar or % pe- cen, more
,.. h,. h.ar nrodu,,d The coke
II Dra r.n,ir..I :, tho smelling is
, hT "nrs,rsd ~ no ra,s ~ 81 600
and .,r. onnunuv Where is f, all 10
to,na fr,m" stocks of ore and fuel are
-, s.a,,,IyI,y nc r,u, material more
d,rr,,l, .rbn n,nnurarturers OF war mu-
nU,,,r. al, hiyh.r wages have at
,,,.,aI ,ah,,ars ,uay from IN. mines
ard ,n. ian d~is,sc,s Tn, Euronean
- Inns throvs the. United States more
"a, ever unon its own resources. Only
c,t. c,n ha rolled upon to send us
- T., ,.na,,ns n,,r,It,es Nature is
hn,,r,n,ns a,d our .sl IL rich in min
o,aI Ln, dive 10 an essential element in
,oa,ring INV ri.,d from the ground.
~
r,,ere orc many idle blast furnaces
,,.,nI ,,,., ,ould In. op.rated. although
.,,nan, ola uots, os Mr. Schwnb SAYS,
,r. m o,lv Ia he dism,ntlcd. They could
no, furnish efficient or economical etr-
GO. IN nodarn rlan.s. A modest .!un,
h.r of available furnaces is being pre-
"a, o., Il, action and some new ones are
n,ciec,ad few stacks are sure to be
in commission in A few months. T. the
ore and coke supply can be relied upon :
lui there Is a question whether tho new
smc.ters viii De ready for the toycn in
the v.,Jc That's one of the things
that mn fellow can find out" AS Lord
Duudreory saws. To this some one
added. until il happens"
If may lie interesting tos. note that
obou, so ncr cent of the output of pig
iron to-day is to make steel-a small
uerceutage of such metal being made In
he opsn market. These merchant fur
noccs arr finding "A ready outlet for
their !ron-in molten or pig form
AT steadily rising prices. Another adj
vance Of 30 cents per ton was estab-
the central valleys last week. Stocks
or these furnace banks, very burden
some "A few months ago, have been
Sold and the producers wish stocks were
larger. Only Il year ago Il was de-
ciar,d that these steel making mer-
chant furnaces must go out OF business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14

ERIE, Pa, Nov. lathe fre,ghtsr p.
d. Armour Of the Borsland Cornelius
Line from Cleveland TO Buffalo with
coal, struck or a shoal In Lake Erie,
four miles west OF here, last night and
sank this morning. Ths Wsa q the
crew were saved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, Nov. 13y--strcngth in American
Coppers were steady. generally unchanged to
slightly higher. Mohawk gained IN AT.
lantic. Gulf and West Indies issues we're
frmcr. Inc summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
HI CHICAGO MARKET.

mn 'hp Nov. l3-Stewart Warner was
IN -" . t'Ire Of the Chicago market, and
.."1Nsi '. advance Was shown the trade
Dr. ,t'-' ..I. The uudtrtunr was very s'ro ~,
XXX o.. tui Tool were fraci,Onallv h'!Nsr
p'' Match seemed to he in good de-
+ml .|" hnud marKrt was strong TIN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
Weekly statement.

Weekly statement of resources and
liabilities Of Federal reserve banks at
Boston. New York INC Philadelphia
RESOURCES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14

Tho local market for .pot cotton was quiet.
q poln.s advance: middiinx. Use. Southern
&, no; markets a. officially reported were 6 TO
. nal NJ. HIGHER. New Orleans. lac Gal
weston. lislr: Savannah. Hoe: Memphis,
.N1 Iuglsta, l'.50c Houston. II sc.
Wv Orleans market opened steady closed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

pITTSEtRG Nov - Strength continued
in Window Glass Machine stock. the pre-
fprred gaining more lhan . points and the
common a point. IL. belle Iron was lower.
The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14

A net gain OF So.i00.O 900 in earning
assets IL shown for the system over the
preceding weeks figures, increasing the
ratio OF these assets to paid in capital
20 li2 per cent. from i3s per cent. shown
last week. Commercial paper on hand
shows IN increase Of about $657,O0O the
Richmond. Atlanta and Chicago banks
reporting the largest gains for the week.
Bankers lcceptances OH hand de-
creased about 1896. 900. the New York
bank accounting practically for the en-
tire decrease under this head The
holdings o! ;h's class Of paper const!-
tute AT present 30.4 per cent. Of the en-
tire bin holdings OF the banks, compared
with 81? per cent. reported last week.
PILLS maturing within thirty days are
31.3 per cent. Of the total bin holdings,
as against 3..s per cent. the week be-
fore, while bills maturing after sixty
but within ninety days are % | per cent.
MS against 1871 per cen, for the total
bills held The amount of bills patur-
lrg after ninety days (prac;icalsy all
agricultural aud live stock paper) shows
II further Increase during the week and
constitutes ut present 90 per cent. OF
the total bills OH hand. or the total Of
about $500 900 OF this class OF paper
about So per cent. In reported held by
The Atlanta and Chicago banks.
More Purchases Of T.. 8. Bonda.
Additional purchases Of United States
bonds. mainly OF the . per cent. type,
are reported by the Boston, Philadelphia
and Minneapolis banks. the total amount
on hand showing an increase for the
week Of about $500. 600. The holdings
OF municipal warrants increased about
&653.o0o, mainly as the result Of the
larger holdings reported by the Boston
bank.
Net deposits increased about STA. 500.
O00, all banks. except 81. Louis. report
ms larger net deposits thar the week
before. The largest gains In deposits
are reported by the New York and Sar
Francisco banks
An increase Of over 80, 900. 600 in thu
amount OF FSleral reserve notes out.
standing ~ shown as "A result Of fresl
issues TO nine banks. The total amour,
OF Federal reserve notes outstanding I.
given as sI7o. 500 900, against which thu
agents hold 1881 90 600 of gold. 500,
900 Of lawful money and SIS. 200, 900 ot
commercial paper. The banks give thei,
circulation as S156, 900. 900 and thei,
aggregate liability thereon as SO.
600 goo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
4HH VIZ 1870 Wv tx - 'dt
T. TO 70 .n.lts vance.
pDr rs,s .pfs and stocks.
TIE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

pNi.AlEtrUiA. Nov. 3-TTHctiOr shares
slWt moderate improvement Electric stor.
30 w. rp lAg Carnbr'a Steel closed !. off
'pu 4. -'Hr.ay The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14
BAN NIX STATEN MT


he Clearing House Association compares - follows with the
Actual reserves by classes Of Clearing House
On members:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-14

The LIVERPOOL marke, Opened quiet. There
W. , aust business IT, spot cotton. with
wdG..a- u"cNancod AZ ,.Old. Ssles. 500
hale. receipts, $500 bales. all American.