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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-09
Beech Hill
Weather is fine at this writing.

Weather is fine at this writing.
Roads are in fairly good condition.
Calvin Rohr Ia doing a hustling
business in his store on Beech hill.
School commenced in our little town
last Friday morning.
a. r. Graham was visiting friends
here last week.
w G. Gale and Ray Crisis have their
new grist mill in operation at Valley
Point now and are doing good work.
There was preaching At Mount Mo
rlah last Sunday.
Mr.. Liston is doing a good business
in the grist mill on Muddy creek at
this writing.
We are sorry 10 hear that Mrs. John
Wilson Is on the sick list.
Mcclellan Hartman IL doing a fine
business at Valley Point now.
Will Jackson has been at Kingwood
attending court the past week.
Ernie Conner and Ray Graham are
working out on the mountain for the
Ruthbell Lumber company.
The wooden mill n stIll IN operation
but don't know how long Il viii last.
Willie shuIten made q flying trip 70
Independence one day the past week.
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nnrEaro Th,r.A.w

John s. KEN fine
porkers Thursday.
! Rev. Kirkpatrick held services here
Saturday night.
I Miss Mary NJ. Kelley and brother
Charles were shopping at Hazeiton on
Saturday.
George Spiker did carpenter work
for Norton Guthrie Friday OF last
week.
Grandma Nieman has been visiting
relatives in our vicinity for some time.
Ezra Kelley was at Albright last
Friday.
Preaching at the Vale Sunday by
Rev. Jeremiah Thomas.
1. A. Frankhouser aud daughter.
Miss Bliss, were at Bruceton on bust
ness one day last week.
Merchant Cyrus Shaffer has been on
the sick list the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Kelley and chill
dren visited at John Q. Kelley's Sun
day
w. l.. Nieman OF Brandonville, at
tended services here Saturday even
ing.
Charles Groves of Cuzzart. was I'm
our vicinity last week.
S. Frank Kelley was at Lenox last
Thursday.
Ray Strawser attended the series of
meetings at Cuzzart a few evenings
last week
Renzie Cupp and Marshall Spiker
have been getting out coal at ]. ].
kelley's mine on the Powell place.
Greedy Strawser. who is teaching
the Guthrie school. was with home
folks from Friday evening until Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Kelley and Mr..
and Mrs. S. Frank Kelley attended
services at the Vale Sunday morning
and stopped of at John O. Keliey's
and remained until evening.
Mrs. Ear Schnopp. who has been
sick the past two months. is improy-
ing slowly.
Miss Euruth Kelley went TO King
wood last Thursday TO stay awhile
with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Messenger.
who have been in our vicinity the past
six weeks. returned TO their home at
Switzerland Friday.
Miss NJ. ]. Kelley visited Mrs. Elmer
Strawser few hours Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Strawser has been suffer
ing with a very sore hand the past
two weeks. caused by a nail piercing
partly through her hand. developing
into blood poisoning. DR.. Snyder OF
Hazelton. rendered surgical aid and
we are glad to state that her hand is
somewhat improved.
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North Avenue

Mrs. Abbey Fike was the guest of
her son. Martin Fike and wife, Sun
day.
Orrie and Bruce Loudermilk were
in this section Sunday.
Mrs. John Van Sickle. Mrs. G. T.
Van Sickle and Mrs. George Van Sickle
were calling on Mrs. Babe Thomas
Sunday afternoon.
Butchering Is the order of the day.
Miss Daisy Van Sickle was calling
on Miss Rhoda Fike Sunday.
Charles Fike was calling on his cou-
sin. Walter Van Sickle. Sunday after
noon.
Willie and George Rees and Walter
Van Sickle attended church services at
Hazelton Wednesday night.
Lloyd Lininger was ut Uniontown
few days recently.
Mrs. Elizabeth Van Sickle has been
on the sick list the past few days.
Jonas Savage and Leslie Tucker
have been hauling for Lloyd Lininger.
{. w. Van Sickle has been working
for David Van Sickle at Hazelton re-
Gently.
John Van Sickle purchased a fine
Jersey COW recently.
David q. Evans moved from Mark
leysburg through this way to his farm
near South Avenue last week.
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Cuzzart

We have been having some fine win
ter weather the past week. #
A number OF our farmers have been
butchering the past few days.
The protracted meeting is still go
ing on at this place. Rev. Albert En-
gle. OF GAINESVILLE, conducted the
meeting here for Rev. Henderson Sun.
day and Sunday night
Is. G. M. AMMAN and Clarence Shat
fer made a business trip to Kingwood
the past week.
Walter Guthrie has moved his saw
mill to his farm near here and has Il
ready for operation.
Edgar Forman Of Terra Alta, at
tended the funeral of little May Miller
at this place Saturday.
ID. s. Feather got his hand badly
hurt by the kick of mule recently,
which has been very painful.
Little May Miller. the 3-year-old
daughter OF Clark and Ethel Miller.
died December and the funeral SER
vices were conducted at the Pleasant
Valley church Saturday, December 4,
by w. A. Wolfe, after which the re-
mains were taken to the Parnel ceme-
terry and laid to rest.
Mrs. John Englehart and two chill
dren have been visiting friends and
attending church here the past week.
Miss Fay Crane was calling on
friends in the Craborchard a few days
the past week.
We are informed that b. G.. M. Aw-
man purchased Clarence Shaffer's
farm. We understand Mr.. Shaffer is
buying the w. II. Smith farm near
Locust Grove.
James Chidester lost a horse one
day the past week.
Earl Feather started for Detroit.
Mich. Saturday.
Foster Cuppett was calling on
friends in this vicinity the past week.
Foster is one OF the teachers in the
Terra Alta school
Rev. Henderson is holding a series
OF meetings at this place.
Andrew Reckart will soon have the
church completed at this place The
contract for making the furniture for
the church has not been let az yet
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What more appropriate for Christ
mas than a much-needed piece Of fur
niture-something the whole family
will appreciate. You will have no
difficulty In getting what you want If
you call at the furniture store of Bruce
+. Spindler.
No more pleasant and appreciated
reminder could be sent to an absent
friend than years subscription to
The Argus at Christmas time. Let us
have your order and we will arrange
to have the first copy OF the paper de-
livered on Christmas morning, togeth-
or with card appropriately printed
In two colors, bearing your name.
Noah Ringer, one OF the best OF the
many good citizens of the Brandon
Vile neighborhood, was a business
caller in Kingwood this week. AL
though Mr.. Ringer celebrated his seth
birthday yesterday he is still young
man In spirit He was a pleasant Wis
itor At this Office, adding his name as
new subscriber to the big list of
The Argus. He wanted the live news
Of the county and knew the best paper
would deliver the goods.
The public is urged to observe the
time and place Of religious services in
Kingwoed for next Sabbath, December
-! The Presbyterians worship on
East High street and according TO the
following program: Sunday school at
10 a. m, Gay f. Wilson, superintend-
ent. and r. G. Manown in charge Of the
singing. Public worship at IL a. m.
and 1880 D. m. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday at 1880. Preaching service at
Ruthbell Sunday afternoon at 900.
Don't close the old year without form
ing the go TO church" habit. Faith
ers, try setting a better example be
fore your boys and other mems boys
We shall be glad TO welcome you at
our church n you choose to come We
are now planning for our evangelistic
campaign to begin January 2. 1916
Rev. Gill /. Wilson, evangelist for the
Synod OF West Virginia. will cenduo,
the series Of meetings Frank M. Pat.
terson, pastor.
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Mt. Vernon

Misses Cecile sharps and Gladys
Rinohart were calling at Reedsville
Saturday.
Miss Gladys Blsney Of Masontown, Is
visiting in this vicinity.
Come to Christian Endeavor. We
need some more members.
Robert Ashburn and Jesse Clark
were calling on Vernon folks Sunday.
Miss Gladys Rinehart was visiting
at Homer Cobun's Sunday.
Several OF our young folks have
been attending the meeting at zinn's
chapel
Willie and Fred Born attended
church at Plain View Sunday.
Robert Ashburn and two girls from
Vernon attended the pie supper at
Reedsville Saturday night.
Jesse Clark is wearing out shoe
leather coming to Vernon.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-09

3ptcherins Is still In order.

eSnerinS IL stiii IN oruer.
Dorsey Woodward. who has been
In Romney for some time past. re-
turned home one day last week.
Mrs. Inez Stafford and two children
are visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
b. F. Woodward.
Miss Chloe Shahan was calling on
Miss Sallie Bolyard Sunday last.
Several OF our young people here
were at the Mountain Saturday night
for preaching.
Miss orpha Bolyard was visiting at
MIR. and Mrs. Harlow Runners Sun
day.
Several people from here attended
the funeral OF Miss Mertie May at
Bethel Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Wolfe is better at
this writing.
Miss Cora Runner. who has been
staying at Pete Bolyard's. returned
home Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Eliason and Miss Lillian
Hamilton were Tunnelton shoppers on
Friday.
Several attended quarterly meeting
here Sunday evening. We had with
us our new elder. MIR. Moore.
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Col. Charles Wolfe and Joseph
White OF the county seat. were prom
inent Monday visitors.
Attorney vester b. Dunn OF the
county capital. was here Monday
night taking part I'm the X. OF p. do
ings.
Madeline Hart. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. o. Hart. is convalescing from
the recent operation undergone at
Cooks hospital. Fairmont.
Misses Edwina and Mildred Frantr
were shopping in Grafton Saturday.
The round table sessions held here
on Friday and Saturday were well at
tended and an excellent program was
rendered.
The many friends OF superintendent
a. T. Harrah are rejoicing over his re-
covery from a recent attack of ty-
phoid.
Mrs. J. J. McKone and son Vernon
were Grafton visitors Saturday.
A. F. Gibson OF Morgantown, a for
mer resident OF this place. was here
on business the latter part OF last
week.
Miss Madeleine Kenney. chief oper-
ator OF the Consolidated company. is
confined TO her room with an attack OF
la grippe.
Harold Bonaneld. eldest son OF MIR.
and Mrs. Hugh Bonafeld, is rapidly
recovering from a recent operation for
appendicitis at Cooks hospital.
Mrs. w. C. Lavelle left yesterday for
Washington. having been called to the
home OF her parents by the serious
illness OF her grandmother.
Mrs. James S. Hunt and son John
are In Cumberland where they are the
guests OF j. William Hunt.
James w. Watins recently had the
misfortune to have one OF his toes cut
on by the machinery at the local coal
upple He is getting along very nice
ly' however. and barring complica-
tons, will soon be out.
Cloyd M. Crane. the Terra Alta trav-
cling salesman. was calling on the
trade here yesterday and seemed
greatly elated over the carrying OF the
bonds for good roads in Portland dis
trict
The snow falls on the overhead
bridge here by law OF nature and Il
seems that by the same token IL must
remove itself. However, II is purely
the law OF chance that governs in the
matter OF accidents and the steps on
this bridge are I'm an exceedingly dan
gerous condition. II seems as IL the
town authorities should see to Il that
whoever is supposed to remove the
snow and ice from these steps should
do so. IL is required OF the property
owner that he remove the snow from
the pavement and there should be no
exception TO the rule. Besides IL NAV
prevent undesirable complications.
On Monday evening the local
knights Of Pythias conferred upon
George w. Beavers, Jacob +. Craig
and Samuel II. Guseman the veterans
jewel OF that organization. A very
delightful meeting is reported by the
membership.
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Albright

Coming events cast their shadows
before" we are sometimes told, but
the bazaar to be held in the pool room
December IL. by the NJ r. Aid is not
that kind of an event. People are
eagerly looking forward to this event
The ladies expect to begin at 9 o'clock
a. m. They have some beautiful and
useful articles suitable for Christmas
gifts.
The suffragettes' convention given
by the ladies of the town for the bene-
FIT OF the school library. drew a crowd
ed house. II one may Judge by the
laughter and applause. the audience
must have enjoyed the play. The cast
was as follows:
Mrs. John Yates. presiding officer
Mrs. Iona Graham.
Mrs. Silas Curtis, secretary-Mrs. f
f. Watson.
Mrs. Eben Altman, suffragette
speaker-Mrs. Silas Wotring.
Mrs. Eldon Keener, anti-suffragette
Miss Mildred Cramer.
Mrs. Oscar Dayton, antl-suffragette
Mrs. Katherine Slagle.
Mrs. Jonas Harding. anti-suffragette
Mrs. George Sypolt.
Miss Rosabelle Hyacinth. engaged
Miss Marie Garner
Miss Priscilla Prudence, would like
70, no n VIZ.
Miss Anna Helder, great on style
Miss Evelyn Burke.
Mrs Chas. Bates, anti-suffragette-
Miss Pearl Freeland.
Mrs. Russell sager, suffragette-
Mrs Bert Bond.
Mrs. Francis Wood. suffragette-
Mis- o. a. Beerbower
Silas Curtis. the mysterious man
Herman WEIGH.
At 500 when the play ended, two
reels OF motion pictures showing con.
crete roads i'm course OF construction
and completed and being enjoyed by
Joy riders OF all kinds and by team.
sters with heavy loads. Mr.. G. b. Ar.
thur of Pittsburgh. lucidly explained
the various steps in construction.
All the teachers from the Albright
schools attended the Round Table al
function.
DR.. Hummelshine, OF Cumberland
is expected in Albright soon. Consid
erlng the large amount OF work n,
does while here and the way peopI,
wait for him for weeks and even foi
months. II would seem that Albrigh
needs a good dentist permanently 10
| Gated here.
The high school students are sellin,
tickets for the next school event, tn,
concert by Miss Aurora Leedom, Al
pianist. and Mrs Bernice Pell Crane
reader, impersonator and violinist
These ladies' have been delighting au
diences In various parts Of the state
and our people are expecting a treat
They will appear in Gales hall Decem
Der IL. at 8 o'clock.
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he vote was as follows:
stoekhoIders Animal NotIoe.

The regular annual meeting OF the
Rockville and Kingwood Telephone
Company Of Preston county, W. Va,
will be held at the Mt. Nebo school
house Saturday, January s. 1916, at 1
o'clock D. m, for the purpose Of elect
ing officers and directors. and trans
acting suoh other business as may
legally come before the meeting.
J. BENTON GRAHAM,
Tat secy q Treas.
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Bond Election Carries

AT the special election Tuesday Of
this week Portland district voted in
favor OF bond issue TO the amount Of
S265,OOO for good road purposes I'm
that district, the enthusiastic for good
roads winning by more than nifty
votes. The vote was as follows:
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


John II. Brown is here from Row
lesburg.
Attorney J. " Gibson is in Tunnel
ton today.
s. J. Spears of Housewife. was in
town Monday.
G. E. Wilson was an East Side visi-
tor one day this week.
vester b. Dunn was n Tunnelton
visitor one day this week.
Donald o. Blagg. a Charleston at
torney. was In town this week.
Col. j. T. Pickens OF Terra Alta.
was a business visitor here yesterday.
Walter Trembly OF the East Side.
was business visitor in town this
week
DIR. N. s. Steele was here from Nor
gantown Monday on professional bus
mess.
j. 4. Murdoch returned home Mon
day from a few days spent at Nor
santown.
Charles l.. Johnson. an attorney OF
Clarksburg. was a Kingwood visitor
this week
Mrs. Fred westerman has been
quite i'll the past week and confined to
her home.
Buy your Christmas goods from our
advertisers-the only sure way of be-
ing satisfied.
Albert Shuman was here the past
week from Morgantown as attorney in
case before the court.
Hon. Henry w. Glover OF Terra Alta.
was a prominent business caller In
town one day the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Brown and fam.
lily were here few days the past week
from Mannheim visiting relatives.
Charles Fl. Menear is out on the
main line this week looking over
things in. some OF the big cities.
d.. Fahrney's Teeting Syrup con-
forms TO the pure food and drug law:
every bottle guaranteed. Sample free.
8. Charles Steele. the expert &C
IN M ~
Saturday looking after some business
matters.
J. X. Monroe and c. G.. Herring are
In Austen today where they will do
some engineering work before their
return home.
8. j. Sterling had the misfortune of
losing valuable COW one day the past
week. the animal dying from some un-
known cause.
Miss Ora Steady made her weekly
trip to Morgantown last Saturday. she
being student in the University
school Of music.
Organ for Sale-One OF the famous
Story & Clark parlor organs in excel
lent condition. will be sold at a bar
gain. Apply to T., this Office.
Miss Nellie Schaeffer returned home
Saturday from Rowlesburg where she
had been the past month assisting In
the stenographic work at the whole
sale grocery.
Mrs. J. c. Vance arrived here from
Point Pleasant one day the past week,
and will remain here with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Jackson, un-
I'll after the Christmas holidays.
A fine ten-pound boy baby was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. w Jordan, near
town, Sunday night. November 2S.
Mother and son are doing well, and
the father will likely recover I'm time.
II you are In doubt as to what to
give for Christmas call on w. s. Reed.
the quality store, and you will find Just
what you want. Only goods of known
reliability are kept at this store, and
you are always assured of fun salts
faction.
What more appropriate for Christ
mas than a much-needad nfaca ~ P,,r
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-09
Raise En-.

u met some very pretty girls in
Delaware when went there this sum
mer. Wen, you know. Delaware al
why's waa famous for IT, peaches
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-09
When Baby In E.vsri.a

4 Nothing is better than n sponre
path with eight ounces OF alcohol
added to quart OF warm water.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-12-09
CannIhal God

f1Jian cannibals worship god
aamed Mata WALDO. who has eight
stomachs. and is always eating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-21
TRADING in THE
CURB SECURITIES
Some Improvement In the Oil
Llst-Automoblle Shares Are
Higher-Mines Up.

Curb securities were dealt IN yes
tcrday at narrow prico fluctuations
with business fairly active. Further
strength was noted in tho automobile
shares. Kelly Springfield Tire, hrst
preferred, advancing "a OF point
National Cloak and Suit was also
stronger, the common improving "
and the preferred point Tobacco
shares we're less active, but generally
firm. rtIo
Trading in oils was dull. Prairie
Pine Line, when issued, made Tvs il
itial appearance and was dealt in a.
from $50 10 10. Other shares geneI-
orally showed somo improvement"
Standard Of California rose and A.
lantic Refining 5 points. Frice mo-
ment in tho mining group WAS upward.
Atlanta. Goldheld Merger, kewanss
and Lone Star all made advances
Western Pacific 5s made = gain OIL /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-21
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
O--e 70
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY

Borough u Brooklyn. December q. 1914
T.. annual meeting a the stockholtss = :.
Brookiyn Rapid Trars., Company for ~ ,s-s
Of ~. irI directors % serTe thr.e I'D y.tn ~
., three go inspectors e. election . ssrTs a. =,
r-rt succeeding annual meeting and 'og y. ~.
pose q transzctlng such other business a ur !,
duly brought before the meeting. viii p hsh q
a. ne o-ce q he COMPANY S. Clintcr Srx
Borough a. Brooklyn. New YORK. CITY r. pa
will remain open for one hour The ffrre
Books Will be closed a. o'clock r. N. O. lirV7
5th. 1915. and viii remain closed Until xI ocof
A NJ on %. dzy Immediately succse.irs "a.
stockhoiders' meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-21
ON THE CONSOLI DATED

Missouri Pacific was the feature Of
the Consolidated Exchange yesterday
for activity and strength in the stter'
noon dealings. Il rose TO i5h. The
standard stocks generally showed 9,
early tendency toward reaction fron
the advance of the day before. Toward
the close, however, frmer tone de-
veloDed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-21
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY co,
Three and 0ns.ha Per Cent Mcrtlsu sr.,

Notes g hereby gir'n nn yl-uss, "a ..
provisions ~ Article Nirs o, ths nor's,n. -.
gsny o' New York. Trustee ds.sd Aarls: ~
Ns Company has So spsr, or u m. n.
come derived D. 90 ron ths lines a 49,,
therein m0rfgsgsd The glm n Trrrty "a. 49,
ssld dollars l rust % b gsed u rrt,.- ~.
bonds, ana hat bonds issued under saN ro-,...
VII Sc redeemed ilsrerih BID us AsrsSs
v,-d FOR -. surrender o, such 5onfs o. -. Z.
Be nsned y lie 5idders. % n. .rosst !.
$40 geo ~ n ths sinking FIlri
Such bifs should - presented 70 thas c.
psny a. - orice. ies Rrosdgag. 70 "a ysI =
New York, or or before N. zsrd say 4 -
rusry. 1918. a. we've O'Clock room, ar e..
b endorsed "B.iI 'or Surrender a. c.ntsl fvs..
Ri,.ga7 Company Three sn4 Ols-HLi Pa Ca
Bonds"
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
B. WM ?. HERRrN, Pra'tst
Fs1 Tors. December .. 1914
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NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.
~ Tel.rtph . 10 Tribnn.- }

Trenton. y. j.. Jan. 2o.-The Kalserhof
Hotel Co. Hobok.n hotel 500 ooo John
Wellington. Hobosen. :. schsrschinr. John
Kane Newark.
W. L. Stevens. Cape May: fralt growing;
1880. ". = stevens Cape May city; T.
A. Marvel West cage May.
Genert slump Co.. Hobok.n. building ma
terials: $4,000. H. r. Gernert. A II. slump.
H. " Ford. Hoboken
Excelsior Ice Cream Co. Camden. SO 900.
T.. ~. Ingham. sarah A. Ingham. :. s. Cas-
key. Camden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-21
THE CORN EyCHANGE BANK,

New York. January q. 1915
The Board OF Directors has this day ~
clsred a quarterly dividend OF -FOUR PER
CENT. (4ffl psy able February ISL lsls.
10 Stockholders OF record a. tbs close c,
business January 30th
FRED'K T. MARTIN Cashier
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE -Fof
thirty DAYS. Al per cent. fcf longer mtturus o
pr cent
CALL MONEY opened At 2 r,r cent: h1h,s, ?
per cent: lowest 4 per cent closing ? per cent.
renewal Ter cen.
TINE MONEY va quist. rates. 2xssH per
cent
MERCANTILE PAPER vas IN demand. Ruling
rt,es 4 per cen, Tor best mana bank soc-I'snoes.
1854 per cent
CLEARING HOUSE sTATEMENT-E
~ ~ a le6,or 10 IN. sinolut q ,i.22s.es4
~. sub TrsaslJ Sf93 900 s1d gained since Friday
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATES ELsE-
WHERE Boston. for hry cs}s, ~ pt+ ceni
,. Cleveland Tor thirty days ~ fcI thirty TO SHY
days o Tor siIty 10 ninety GAYS. ~. III. 70. q,
a. and ~ per cent. Atlanta. -. shd ~
rer cent. chicago. ~. 0 and ~ psf cent. -
f0as. ~. Q AID u per cent. Minneapolis. "a. (;
All pr cent, Kansas Cy. ~. 40 "a PEI
ESQ. f5r thirty days per cent for thirty % Etig
da5s . per ceai. Tor shy 20 ninety DAYS % per
celt
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston. pa. CMcsso.
e 4Iseouat. Cincinnati. par 81, L0ls. BE- dis
count bId. i5c premium sSkcd. Minneapolis. sc
premium san Francisco zoe premium
BANK CLEARINGs Boston. exchange SOS
1909 balances Si.si5.ss.. Baltimore exchanges
s. a8l.lss. balances S.is.lit. chicago. etchahgs
50 ~ $50. balances s. 1885, w .ac .piAs c1-
changes sam 139 balances t-llC.4. g. LOUIS.
e1chsnges sl522s.s2f. balances t2.5fS.ys9
SILVER MARKET Bar silver in London v1
q l5-lCd a. ounce. unchanged. New lofa quota
t!ou was &c. unchanged. Mexican silver o3-an,
5ii1S4zc
FOREIGN EXCHANGE The msrks' vas Quiet
And ciosed STEADY. cable and sight rates. London
cable $40. demand $500 Paris cable aIh's,
check 5lSA. Berlin cable ki's. cheek ti'. Sixty
AID ninety dap biis London. bankers si1y days
$3.50. niney DAYS tsoso