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Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-04

have at any previous tournament, Lack
of practice and indifference is the answer.
While In Chicago Dad" Huntington IL
| arranging home and home match between
Chcago's strongest women's team captained
by Mira Jack Reilly. and Omaha's fastest
feminine quintet The matches will prob
tably be played in January.
Bill Haarmann spent very little time
around the alleys in st. Louis and In add
ton to this he made quite lengthy stay
In the Missouri metropolis, Gossip has It
| that there Vas n far more important attrac-
tion than an ordinary tournament.
Dad" Huntington Is spending f6w days
In Chicago. He has arranged home and
home match between himself and Henry
Ehlman, the crack Windy City left handler
Five games TO be played In Chicago today
and Ave in Omaha at a later date.
'Wany" schoenman leads the Booster
league with 100 average. He IA being
crowded by Johnny Devine, Just one point
behind. This pair In way out In front fight
ing II out by themselves, as third place Is
occupied by Sciplo with 1874 average.
Gus Toman did some wonderful bowling
at ST. Louis but II wasn't the kind which
wins money. Going crazy" II alley express
sion are to be used, In necessary to haul
away the kao from a tournament Good
average bowling seldom wins any big
amounts. although 1t is strong asset
In the team event.
The Individual race in the Omaha league
Is as one sided as the team race, Wartchow,
the Luxus star, Is way out In front, like
his team. His closest competitor Is Bill
Haarmann, who Is averaging ls6--just
eleven points behind the husky Luxus an
'chor man.
Dad" Huntington should be able to pull
off n classy sweepstake when James Lon
don opens that new bowling establishment
Teams from Fremont. Lincoln and Des
Moines are spre to como and the Alma
lions, the all-star team Of Sioux City. will
probably enter.
Frank Simodynes, the Wahoo crack
bowler, has located in the city permanent
iy and would be a good man for any OF
tho fast teams In the Omaha and Booster
leagues. He Is carrying big average with
a strong team In Wahoo and will also roll
with the Maxwell Motors In Lincoln.
Ralph sciple. former omahh bowler, who
admits that Sidney Ia, Is his home
dropped In for a few games last Saturday
and Sunday. sidney Is without bowling
Mleys. which makes It some lonesome for
Ralph who would rather hear a bali hit
the pins than TO hear Caruso sing a lula
bye,
Don't ever pass up that Fremont team
when you arc picking tho good ones. They
roll good any place they 10. Being off Of
their home drives makes very little differ
ence to them. They rolled a team total Of
2,7s7 at st. Louis, which is not far from
the top; and their star. Luce Hammond,
rolled an individual total Of SOS, which
places him close to the top OF tho list OF
individual totals.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-04
Caledonians Win
Over Nonpareils
In Soccer Battle

Over 1000 persons saw the Gale
domains defeat the Nonpareils, to i;
at soccer yesterday afternoon at Mill
er park. The Caledonians won their
advantage in the first half, scoring
four goals and one penalty kick. In
the second half the Nonpareils more
than held their own, scoring one goal.
while the Caledonians failed to mark
up count. The standing of the teams
in the Omaha and District Soccer
1a,c,,o &c ,o,,, nc fot1o,e.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-12-04
Tired, Aching Muscles Relieved.

Sloan's Liniment lightly applied a little
quiet and your soreness disappears like
magic. Get>a 26c bottle today. All drug
Observation-Disclosures.
The sun., 1916-09-29

sN',G'i.6S was for merchandise Withdrawn from
bonded warehouses snd s:7i, iSe.5j for recent i'm
porta,tcrs Exports from New York ye.er.
hu flour. i.l3 bbls. OIL cake. ai.0c lbs /:
,sll9w, ~ lbs butter. LOO ibs lotion.
',S'';s ibs hams. 5: .c e" lss. lard Pi'' s.. 3. s,p 10. :
stcarine. Loco lbs: cheese. $50 lbs lubri.
eating oil, 3sa.iS3 gals
GEORGE REITu & co Austin l.. Bsbcock
anl Russell NJ White admitted as general
partners.
GlNTER GROCERY Co.-Fiied notice in
\ Y II increase ~ capital stock from $3.50
to sl."o.cn'.
GUARANTY TRUST co Statement As ~
sept, ~, issued in response to cail Of snn, 81
Deposits on that date were Nl7. iis. Olo.
HARRIS TRUST & SAVINGS BANk-Has
bought $500 Minneapolis ~ yr ~ school
'"nds NJ par and SIS premium
ITALIAN NOTEs-Lee, Hiegirson 4 Co.
state that holders Of shout sl7.joO.co i'alisu
GOV | VI g. notes. due DE-, Is, 1915. hav.
exercised their option to convert them into
| Vt s., notes maturing Oct. 10. 1917
kNlCkERBockER MUTUAL LIABILITY
ms co Has declared dividend a: :poo Tor
years business. ended June ~
LI>pE AIR rRoDuCTs Co.-Hss declared
common stock dividend Of CSC. PAYABLE Nov. l..
To- stock Of record Oct. 20.
MErRoNOLA rHoNoGRAPH CO.-Filcd no.
Tic" in Drlavare ~ increase of capital stock
.r":. si"',"" =" g an mn
METROPOLITAN TRUST co Reported me-.
goiisting foe lease Of quarters now occupied hv
International Hank aud International Ranking
Corp NJ g. Wall 81. international bank will
move 10 Whitehall Nllg. and international
hank ing Corp. into National Citv Bank Blig.
NORTHEAST 60 Chartered In Delaware 70
deal In investments Capital stock. sJN. On
Incorporstors =. II. l"ffu-, y. u. Scnack,
=. NJ Seymour.
OIL SHIPMENTS August exports Of crud"
sud petroleum products from Tampico district
10 Y = !llj.0>. hhl- Inc 53n. - bbls. or
sc, over July. according Ia Bureau 81 Com
mercc Shipments TO other points brought
total movement up I" @.N7a,sS bhls.
SEABOARp NATIONAL RANK J. cor
nish. president National Load Co. elected n
director to suc-sd the LAT" W " Lawrence
SOUTHERN FINE ASSN PRODUCTION week
ended Friday, Sop' -, A. reported lay 10, mem
her mills. %. ,>l.eJi ~ orders. liz. 1sS.s1l n.
and shipments. %. "a. go n shipments Of
Nceh were 2nio, below production. orders ~.
oeede-i shipments by @ltei order, exceed. 1
production by 1856.
SJRTREASURY OPERATIONS The sum OF
500. Cm has been transferred from New York
To- New Orleans.
T. s. IlRE n ms. tO.-To he formed ~
merger ~ T.. s Fire Insurance TO. and VIII
istnshnhg Fire Insurance Go. Reported shout
.0Ht ~ stockholders hsv" voted In favor of
change.
The sun., 1916-09-29
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE Co--Reported
that company u negotiating for order for
about 1000 ~ inch shells.
BETHLEHEM STEEL co-H,s con-
ovens. with by-product apparatus. Of 700
tons daily capacity.
CENTRAL LEATHER co.-Declar,d ex.
ara dividend II 10 and quarterly of ~
on common stock, payable Nov. ! to stock
OF record Oct. 10.
CRUcIBLE STEEL. Cola. received an
order for 40 900 4 inch and $4,000 ~ inch
howitzcr shells from one OF allied govern
ments, This IL In addition to order for
$4,000 az inch shells recently received.
DRtGGs.sEABuRY Co.-Has contracted
for $4,000 additional shells. costing about
$4,000. for allied governments.
GENERAL MOTORS Co.-Nct for year
ended July 81 i27.7Ao.Sss, equivalent 10
So last year. Cash balance reported at
81: 1854 a gain OF about 's.oo0, 900 over
s],rSyica. year; st WORKING :sg',si 'G'slI.l
sold iS?.oss automobiles in /: months,
Gross business amounted 20 iiEs, 400. :Ss.
compared with ssitgt.sil In 1915. Dur.
Ing year ne company par. on $4,000
tensions and paid nearly $4,000, 600 In
dividends.
MEXICAN PETROLEUM EXPORT co -
Has declared dividend Of 20. amounting 10
VI I. =. goId. pAyHhlc sept. ~.
MITCHELL MOTORS Co.-otis { Friend
c.eding II l.. Mcclaren. resigned Present
board il composed Of Moritz R~osenthsi, r.
e. Schanncr. A. r. Warner. Roy A. Rsincy
J. W Bate, o e. Friend. a. J Halle.
OKLAHOMA PRODUCING & REFINING
Cp-Pre~ I NJ ford received al
Vices that Prairie Pipe Line Co. il taking
funn runs for 100 per cent, FROM com
ptny's properties IN Okla Prairie IL also
reported to he taking 80 per cent, OF all
runs from Kansas fields.
TRANSPORT GO Application has been
made to list 80. 900, 900 of preferred stock
in y. Y. stock Exchange.
RAILWAY STEEL SPRING co-Hesyy
demand reported for products and II IL r..
ported common stock Will he on a - annual
basis before close Of year. Earnings said
10 be FAR In excess ~ previous high record.
ROBERTS srLrHirE % -chartcred IN
D"la~ar.. 20 deal in wood. pulp and paper
stoca. c,p.ia! ,s.ccs. go" "an 'ncorp-
orators, n. l.. Latter. y. y. Conn, Z. NJ
Egner.
sAvAREsE MACAHoSI co. - Has
opened bids for plant at Baltimore 10 man
ufactur" macaroni AND similar foods Com.
of $500. 900.
WESTINGHOUSE MACHINE Co-Hss
contracted with Chester Shiphuildirg Co.
To furnish turbine equipment for Is oil ves-
sells At aggregat" cost ~ about $1,000 ooo.
WHITE MOTOR co application has
been made TO list $4,000. 600 capital stock
In y V stock Exohanc'
wIILYs OVERLAND co-Net. six
months ended June 40. i.5ss.sss. interest
on floating debt. ssS2."tl reserve for COM
'ingcrcics, 100000 profit and loss sur
plus. = ,~"t'.''".
YApKIN FINISHING co -Cons,ruc,ion
in progress on new 5000. 600 merc.rtzing
aud bleaching plant az salisbury. y G.
The sun., 1916-09-29
Il NEWS.

hallroads which have 80 far reported
Augis, operating results show aans In gross
ssrnlhas averasing about ~ per cent com.
pareu win August. 1915. but less than %
Pr cent OF the total mileage reporting for
,.r tnree districts is covered by these figures.
Inulcatlons are. however. that August will
sno" a somewhat larger gain in gross than
LOT Juiy and possibly for june. September
neures hold up. well, showing an average
gan IN gross for nearly three weeks OF
~, per cent. The comparison IL not favor.
aoIe ~hch set against the gam III gross
recofued IN the fourth week Of August. but
az ABNORMAL amount of traffic suddenly
strike. " "
IN considering preliminary weekly figures
" September II Will be we'll TO note that the
coniolned REPORTS OF all important roads in
scpIetnocr, 1915, showed an increase OF 56T
I" "',e IN gross compared with September.
e'lf. nut a decrease of O.yt compared With
September. 1919. and an increase OF So rom.
paren WIN September. 1912. Similar figures
.or huRusf. 1915. showed All increase in gross
TOT mat month Of I 3eo n mile o. compared
MIN august. 1874. but n decrease OF 4iee a
nue. as COMPARED with August. 1919. and q
.erreas" OF 3?co as compared with August.
l'lz similar figure. for July. 1915. showed a
decrease IN gross OF one. third OF 1es a mile
az COMPARED with July. 1914. while for June.
..io' tncre Was shown a decrease In gross Of
1914.
The sun., 1916-09-29
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

AMERICAN MALT co Ne, for year rc.
norted to be about tio0. 900. compared with
10000 last year. Quarterly dividend of 20
cents q share declared on preferred stock.
payable November . to stock OF record DC.
toher II,
BELL SUPPLY Co-Filed notice in Della.
ware Of in"rease IN csptal stock from
81, 900 0do to S.oO,60.
BILLS OF LADING-A digest NJ new a4
Instruments has been issued by Guaranty
Trust Co.
CALIFORNIA PACKING CORP Under.
writing syndicate yesterday started recplyiny
subscriptions for common stock a, ss6 a
share,
COFFEE 4 SUGAR EXCHANGE MEN.
pERSHIP-Hns been sold by Ems, Richter
10 r. w. Hopkins for 81, % advance OF $500
from last previous sale
COLGATE, PARKER 4 CO.-Oncr for in.
yrstmcn' requirements the blowing bonds.
500, 900 A. T. T. $ +. Il X. Co, gen. mtgc.
90, TO yield about Nfs; s2oo 600 Northern
10 yield about 1890; 5000 ~ II 4 o r, r.
. PRIOR lien m'xc gold s'.os, to Weld about
I 'ocs. 500, 900 y. r. II II. CO, Hrsf and re-.
furding mtgc, 80, TO yield about ,OT ,
sso'No G. NJ 4 St Paul r. n Go, gen and
%rcfun'in.. mtsc,. 9oli ~ Welding about
Ireland 5o secured rold notes, Welding about
/ lOG and n 30, JNj ruble issue OF Imppriai
Rmssiau Government the internal war loan
of 1915,
EXPORTS X IMPORTS Exports of mcrchan n.
Use reported by n, Y, Custom House yestcr.
day we're valued at sI5, 900, 7co. making san, Iss,.
$50 An far this week. Imports were valued at
Receipts for duties were SaSs, ~ 90, Of which
The sun., 1916-09-29
MINING NEWS.

, ANACONDA COPPER MINING CO Cur.
rent ouarterly dividend Of 81 q share call. for
d disbursement of sl.ss.. 500. making 81 n share
10 end of year on 1881. ejn shares. or $iS 81, 80,
compared with 81. $50. 500 d'shursed In 1915 and
S.S3s.i25 in ialt. Production sold up to end
Of year reported about 3t0.@..ooO lbs. an.
nually.
ATLANTIC MINES co Has been dissolved
and property. with exception OF cash on
hand, Will he offered for sale AT Butte Nov T..
after which liquidation dividend probably
will no distributed This company 3 yrs AGO
took over La France Copper Co. IL i. reported
Anaconda Co. has made bid for property Of
SEA. 600. in treasury when company started.
and 4 sum equal to par value OF stock, with
So a year interest, total Of about sl2.JO a
share
CALUMET 4 JEROME MINING Core.
ported enc0untering ore assaying l%ot, and 500.
each in gold and silver. nj t0 n. level. Pres
Every saws Daisy vein probably will he struck
Il, LOO #. level.
HbLLINGER CONSOLIDATED GOLD
MINES co Gross 4 weeks ended Aug. II
s29 81. Ore hoisted 1857 tons. at cost Of
tl03. ogi, or g. 3Nl "A ton. Mill treated Il, 3jS
tons ore: average value Gsl ton.
SENECA SUPERIOR SILVER MINES co
Declared extra dividend Of lOT and hi. month.
~ of ioTs. both payable Oct. u TO holders OF
record Oct, T.
STANDARD SILVER LEAD MINING Co
Reported both new tunnels in Alpha claim
now 3 to I II, solid galena. with body Of con,
ceutrating ore.
The sun., 1916-09-29
WESTERN DISTRICT MILE AVERAGES.
TOTAL OPERATING REVENUE.
Decrease

BALTIMORE & OHIO Reports for August
gross earnings $500, rs. M" r!nl;s 80
inc. s2s:,.5i: nsin,enanc" 81 equipment ti.ssl.
80. in". $.!s. 9'.; transportation S.+s.'Si, Inc
s~.li,Sea; net after taxes - ses' iti, de- slso
earnings $50. 7oi. ii2. inc. tc.6,,. 5S2 maintenance
nj wa, aud structure, ':,5:o,s i5, inc, ssae, l2l
T ~ CHARACTERIZATION Sa ,@"'p, g. .o,. s H. i%S. st.; si.l7i '; sss
net after taxes 81, 3S5, 2oi. dec. flid, als.
BOSTON 4 ALBANl-At annual meeting Of
stockholders Morris Gray WAS elected n d.
rector to succeed {. C.. R%ninrili,. decreased
other directors we're reelected. balance sheet
Of June 81, 1916, shoys cash siss iss.
BOSTON n MAINE Arguments for vacation
Is Temporary rcc"tyership On ground that fraud
aud conspiracy entered into representations on
Federal tourt by 4. W. trorkrr w R"st"n.
counsel for minority stockhold"rr association
Fac, that Judge Bingham "f Circuit Court ui
Appeals WIS sitting as Judg" Of Federal Dis
,rici Court was made basis for motion for dis
miss~i II complaints h, majority, interest.
Contention was that court was without iuris
diction To overturn ruling Of District Court "f
Mas.achusctts Judge Bingham ruled thst
cult court 81 Appeals. which involved no d
yet been Med properly with any court.
BUFFAIO, ROCHESTER Il PITTSBURG--
Report ,t;, r. -Tr A., Asss si,er sr '"sc. %' ..,s r. i n;is . iS'.
az surplus after charges s23s,.'s' Inc sl-','
f.S.
CANApIAN PAcIIIc::;Nc t csrnines for Az.
gust IS, 49,, 7s7, INC seo25.'7e over AuEu''' 1915
CHICAGO. CT wEsTERN-Report. Tor An.
gust gross earnings 81 AZ. ie9, inc. 1851, 49,: net
after taxes t,7i,s7i. inc: shs,S 80, surplus aiuor
ended Aug. 81 gross earnings 81, 7is.o7i. inc.
sI.i. lis, I'M. S,ss 'Sa7, inc, SECS. cs3 surplus after
charges sii0,s7i, Inc. :s2,i|
COLORADO 4 soUTHERN-Reports for third
w we rom; gt S'r Sent, gross So: s%ssn ~. ,ns: n7..s st. from hS,
July / s3,655'45 inc. fji7,Os2.
DETROIT s MACKlNAC-Roports for An
gust gr"s, earnings 500, 500 inc s.7,no9 mel
after taxes 81. s+s, inc. SN.0yG.
GEORGIA SOUTHERN a .FLoRIpA- Reports
for August gross earnings t.oS, rs, In" So, es
net after tsyes Ss,3 is, inc. s7 ai. For two
months ended Aug, IL gross earnings $393,os1
inc, 81, $50 net after taxes. $50, S5, inc s.so7
! HUDSON MANHATTAN Reports gross
revenue August, 1915, siib,5'5, inc, over Aug
1915. SIS. $50 net income Aug. 1915, sea, So, dec
from Avg. 1915, sles.
ILLINOIS ct<TnM ,,"ncr,s s:r Ausn.,
irs.s 81, rosa, lnr, EI7,o3a for two month";
ended Aug. 81 su,t ,'ruings 81, 336. 6o. inc
1897 ,s3i net after tiNrs 81 100. go, inc, $685. az
: LOUISIANA 4 ARK ,NSAS-Gro-s earning,
S27, $50. Gross incJulr wns Sj57, 100. Inc. so. so
Nct after charge, r"nt'l., %". H92.sj Inc
'ss.hs l"o. N rrr,. rS alhn = rSni'tn"a I,
hargons and inability 10 got sufficient frclshl
ears.
MAINE CENrn N--Heports ror August rros,
:sM "a, ,a 81, s., $. ~ n No rcr " 'ys %on' "S' . art.T ' Axe
after taxes ssss. 90. me, .7, 7so.
NEw YORK, ONTARIO 4 wFsrrr> Re
ports for Ausn.t gro.s e]sr.ins: S1tsN,, in"
surplus s'6i,o.e Far ~" months ended Aug
~ gross esrnin.. si%SH's,, ne $500! ne
The sun., 1916-09-29
BUSINESS RECORD.

Petition In Bank
JOSEPH ~. JONES. 36 East Thirty.Hfth
street; voluntary, Liabilities, ,tS,7Si; no
assets, Principal claims: Philadelphia
Iron Works, 17$l; Rudolph Cole, stds.
Assignment.
ABRAHAM HANDMAN AND FANNIE
NEWMAN. composing the firm OF Hand
man n Newman groceries, 1871 Orchard
street, assigned to BENJAMIN BERNSTEIN.
Manhattan judgments Flied.
First name is tina, OF debtor
Bodlandsr, Arthur security Bank
Black, Elmer y w Watson ........, 3,a67
Fuller. Charles 4 David sehlo'sman
Four Hundred and Six Yves, Thirty. ~
first street, Inc Thomas A; Lar
Yin. Eds 4 Fuller, Charles a
cheil~J Russ..........,-........ iGss. 30
Isman, FcllN-B Altman q Co... 90 =
Mccartney. iRatober, @ q Robert q
Mccartney Construction Co-Fire
proof Products Co, Inc. ......,..... / aaar n
pcrris, Edoario. savoy Film Corp, ~? q
sch Carl. II. Gest .a.,..... I.a2. 81
Muller. Elizabpth-G o.. Mcrz........ 2 400 %
Manzione. Louis & Tony-H. TietJen. AZ Nj
Wells. Hugo oh w. Dorcmus ri al. s08l
Cement Co'..-.."~,....-""Y'.",".. g.7Ns7
Bronx judgments Filed.
Connolly. Patrick-B, 7 d. Mrrriman 81 .osO. 10
. Demarest, william, G-E, u, Florence .. 3O3 SO
Flanagan, Joseph FL u. Ronner.,. Nh ii
CALI. Louisa, c. ammim ,........ 500. %
Loeb, julius c Fremont .,.,,.... S7 30
Bronx Satisfied judgments.
Debtor, hrsi creditor: second; safe Of fline ,
McEyoy. 4 Rooster Bids, Co. Inc,
and Reinhardt Koester-o, Cola
LOEB Juliu,-J. c. fremont; Sept, 90, '
1915 tvscaaed) .'.....".."'~.""..". IN 70
The sun., 1916-09-29

v~nrions points on system. Expenditure was
authorized at meeting Of directors and
among betternents planned are extension OF
identification system on three divisions. new
freight station and addition TO company
shops at Roanoke. Va. purchase OF 10 steel
and eight passenger locomotive.
RATE susPENsIoN-l. c. c. has further
suspended from Oct. I to April 4. 1877, GER
tain tariffs which provide for increased rates
on fresh meats In carloads from Omaha, Chi
caso and other points to various dcstina-
tons IN Oklahoma.
ST LOUIS 4 SAN TRANSPORTATION
Of stockholders Is called to fact that Satur.
day is last day for deposit Of stock under
reors sanitation plan.
sorTHERN-Reports for August. gross
taxes u, sii.s os. ,nc. s5is.se,. For two months
ended Auz. 81 gross earnings I'll. S7s. iss, inc.
81 1880; net after taxes 1927 $50, inc.
$3.50 soy.
WABASH-Reports for August gross earn.
lngs S,!ise.7. Inc. s%i36,6ii: net $~i.l.3.3cl. inc.
s2l37og
WESTERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Au.
gust gross earnings $I,07 g.6Gj. inc. si6j, sal
maint. way and struct. siii.5iI. inc. sS,?65:
maint coup. $50, le6. inc. s6.0at: transporta-
ton s3l5.lS7. inc. s2i. 100: net after taxes sioi..
oiS. inc. sli.,egi. Tor two months ended Aug
81 gross earnings S2.O+i IA. inc. s70i .9g3:
maint. way and struc,. ST., sit, inc. n .337:
maint. equip. t2ss.e2a. inc. 1856: transpor'a.
ton 1924. s66. inc. si3.7lI: net after taxes
sji,aSi. inc. $!oi,ii3.
YAZOO & MISSISSIPPI vALLEY-Reports
for August gross earnings 81. 2t3. $50. inc. s2t7..
3oi: net after taxes t3>5. 1j2. inc. ga. 49,: for
y @o2 al. Inc fNi.i?s: net after taxes Si5,.
az, inc $50, isi.
The sun., 1916-09-29
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

AMER WATER WORKS 4 ELECTRIC-Rc Re.
ports for year cnde! june ~ 1915. total in
come 81. 36s. sll, inc s372 3ss: net after taxes
81 cea 0af. inc. So: H7o: halarc. after charges
500 1873. inc. $685.; surplus E7is>'. Inc.
s:I.. sos.
CANADIAN EXPRESS-Rcport- for June
gross revenue sos, .S>, Inc Si.@9i. net saS.s:'.
inc. So .3i: oper. income sci.0N inc tli4l3
Twelve months gross se,oii oi7, inc, 1854 So;
net sal5 40. me. 1921 W.; oper income s?5t
pa, ia S?3? 3SG.
CONSL.. GAS. ELECTRIC 1T & POWER
,of Bali iUorri-Psns completed for retire.
men, OF preferred stock at i0 Company's
financial r.ad!u-iment plan Will be abandoned
and that OF bankers substituted. which will
lnolute issuance OF new rights IN common
stock holders
WESTERN EXPRESS Reports for June
oper. rev, 5.6e?. inc. $3.50: net 1853. dee.
Sis3. Twelve months opcr. roy. sISS eT.. inc
slss, 1893. net slli. ~, inc, si3iI,
The sun., 1916-09-29

The volume Of business transacted In or
Trough Ne~ York on Wednesday IL Indicated
ty the fac, that bank clcarings reported
yesterday nv the New York Clearing House
imallei ti3.5ls S6. These daily figures lack
significance unless compared with the daily
syera.es IN the correspondent periods Of for
MGR years New York. the hnanrtal centre.
,sfe,ts NOR" or Ices accurately business and
financial conditions throughout the rouutry.
The comparisons viii be found even more
,slusblc when considered IN connection with
the summary OF railroad earnings published
The sun., 1916-09-29

PARls sept, 2s-The Bank of France
weekly statement shows: iold In hand inc
6,02S, 200 francs. silver In hand. doc, /, zoo,
900 francs; notes in circulation. inc. co,
$4,000 francs; Treasury deposits. dee. Sc
s69. 000 francs. general deposits. inc. 81,
al. 900 francs: bills discounted. inc. $3.50,
900 francs; advances. Inc. i,76i, 900 france.
The sun., 1916-09-29
United states ,Nu Idstr,ct.,.

49,. 'nr Io,i"Sing table are unmarried re-
us al Important American steam rail
,unpahles now operating n total OF
oNImatelv 10000 miles Of road. The
.arnihys by total mileag.
The sun., 1916-09-29
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
CALL MONEY.

TINE MoNEY-Market easy and dull.
sixty days. ?a1srt; ninety days. 2Am3es !:
tolr months, 3sUsiT; hvc months, si.T
The range IN the week ended October 4,
'sii, was from :'.f2isT for sixty days TO 5%
for SIX months: In the week ended October
. lslt. from 6a7r for sixty days 10 sd rs
Tor six months: in the week ended October :,
1918 from ttttoc for sixty days to i%%
for ak months.
COMMERCIAL PAPER - Market soft nj
:YG. Prime four to six months paper was
taken by banks al 3sT ordinary good names
o. SsS Brokers were reported buying paper
81 still lower rates. The market for trade
screp,ancrs remained unchanged and easy ut
- ~ ard sh,T for thirty. sixty and ninety
days 90, Irs'd bills receivable, IL eligible for
fed',colnl at Federal Reserve Bank 1ncligi.
he hdlls .nlieiAad To FAC
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Nofe-NfricuItnf raj and I've stock paper
uaiuriiies OF from 81 DAYS TO six months.
Trade Commodity
Accept an~s
Days ofMaturi

Authorized rates for banksre' acceptance.
"a MINIMUM. l% maximum. Rates for bills
~ exchange purchased IN open market by
Atlanta bank. 3tsTjisec Rates for bills with
o. without member bank Endorsement. with
rsjurrtIas Of ninety days or Ices. purchased
IN open market by 81 Louis bank. ?d4%.
Rates for commercial paper purchased in
e'en market nv Dallas bank. 3djee Rates
for trade acceptances. with maturi'ies OF
-insty DAYS or less, purchased III open mar.
be-. without member bank Endorsement. by
S.w orlean. branch OF Atlanta bank. 3tn
&C. Kate OF oe for commodity paper WIEN
rsiuliles o! from sixty days 10 SIX months
6xed for San Fran~fsco bank
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SILVER PRICES.

.versse price Of silver In New York in
September, 1874, IS. sc. an ounce: IN seri-m.
Der. 1918, 60s+c. an ounce: M september.
III, 63Osc. an ounce: III September. 1911,
GEc an ounce.
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Francs were stronger yesterday AMI a fiirn'r
tone Wa noted III rubles. Mark cables for
me FIRST time IN several days sold A. hi-h
(" : one feature Of the market was the
sale Of Argentine cables at par. the first,
IN some time.
In the following ables. when tho "ie.
r.arf sight or Check" rate ia quoted
N United 81 stes currency II IL said TO "iavor'
iNis country " less than par. but when
quoted IN foreign currency II IL said TO BE-
s.1ust' this country n less than par For
ne convenience of readers such rates are
marked r" when III favor Of and A when
l-alnst this country.