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Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-17
Towns to Cooperate.
BALTIC
MT. and Mrs. John c. Stevens Enter tain House Party-Good Fishing or the Shetucket.

MT and Mrs. John c. Stevens en- tertained over the weekend MT. and Mrs. J. Hugh Downes and daughter, Gertrude of Central Falls, Mrs. John Dawson and Miss Mary HOXie of Wy onling and Miss Florence OrdWay of the Waterbury High School faculty.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-17
LAWS TO CHECK SALES
 OF FRAUDULENT SECURITIES
Defended by Attorneys general of Three States Before Supreme Court

GeIenCeo py AttorneJS general oT Three States Before Supreme Court
 Washington, Oct. 16-Blue sky laws of Ohio. Michigan and South Dakota designed to check sales of fraudulent securities and held unconstitutional in lower federal courts, were defended by attorneys general of the three states today in oral arguments before the supreme court. Decisions on the ap- peals are expected to form precedent affecting similar laws of about twenty other states.
 Attorney general Turner of Ohio argued that the lower courts erred in concluding that the Ohio law restricts interstate commerce and attorneys general Fellows of Michigan and Cald- we'll of South Dakota, defended the laws of their states as not burdensome upon legitimate security. The argu- ment win be closed tomorrow.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-17
SUBSCRIBE OVER $500
 TOWARD NEW GREEK CHURCH

Seventy Borough Residents Take Up Work-J. Arthur Atwood Gives Site
 Seventy Greek residents of Daniel son and surrounding places, including Putnam, subscribed within three houfs more than $500. it was announc ed by George Boris Monday, for the establishment of an Orthodox church in Danielson.
 MT. Beris also announced that !.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-17

matters. He also stated that she was his daughter. Captain Ryan took the usual bond $2, for the young woman's appearance in court Monday morn
 ing. She didn't appear.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-17

There are said to be 800 uses for the palmyra palm, which grows through out tropical India.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-17
break out the ice and travel through six inches of water.
 SaIectnnan Admit NedIect

break out the ice and travel through six inches of water.
 SeIectmen Adnait Neglect.
 The Brooklyn selectmen stated that they had supposed that the road had been discontinued some time ago. The Hampton selectmen admitted that very little had ever been done to their section They stated that the small amount of travel did not warrant a large outlay but they admitted that it ought to be made passable tFleast as far as the Warden place. They in- steps to have the road closed east ot the Warden place, as far as the Brooklyn town line.
 Teams Could Not Pass.
 Chester E. Child of Putnam. head of the Child Lumber Corporation was in terested from owning wood lots in the vicinity. He said that for weeks his teams could not pass over the road to dra wlumber from his mill. He hoped the towns would not discontinue the road as he believed by small expend- iture each year the road could be kept
 4 MoveabIe Hearing.
 The hearing was informal and unique in that it was held as the in terested parties and the commission CTS moved about to various parts ot the highway in question. The last point at which a stop was made was northwest of the Warden place. Here it was endeavored to adjust the matter to the satisfaction of all concerned so as to save the expense of further proceedings.
 Towns to Cooperate.
 An agreement was finally reached wherein the selectmen of Brooklyn are to cut the brush and remove some large stones on their end. It was es- timated that the work could be done for about $40. The Hampton select men agreed to ike a couple of cul- verts in addition to the work already done Each town is to pear half the costs, $15.05, of the hearing. With this understanding, which was reach ed about four o'clock in the afternoon, it was agreed that proceedings should be dropped
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-17
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

Rev. c. J. Hartman to Speak at Hartford-Injured William coIburn In Critical Condition-Devine-D Duffy Marriage-Appiicatio for License -PersonaIs-.Sonds Forfeited-Hear- ing on Neglected Road.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-17
Miss Ordway Lands Big Fish.

John c. Stevens and party of friends spent Monday afternoon on the She tucket river and returned with a good string of pickerel. One piclle-el land ed by Miss Florence Ordway weighed 1 3-4 pounds.
 MT. and Mrs Andrew F. Mcclure of East Hampton were Sunday guests of Mir. and Mrs. James F. Mcclure.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-17
DANIELSON

Meeting of Republican CIub-Charles A. Davis Returns to Alabama Ward-Marlow Engagement An-
 nounced-Red Cross to Make Christ
 mas Bags For SoIdiers-Greeks Sub- scribe $500 Toward New Church.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-17
Infant Christened.

The infant son of MT. and Mrs. Hen ry Deschamps, was baptized in St. Mary's church Sunday afternoon by Rev. Thomas Lynch. The child was christened Paul. The sponsors were Henry Deschamp and Clara Deschamp.
 Noted Here and There.
 DeIwin S. Martin was in Hartford on business Monday.
 Emil Fontaine is moving his house
The sun., 1916-09-19
Sept. Is. affecting LOO men at PittsburG
plant, Largest payroll Of year. 100000.

Sept. IS. affecting LOO men At Plt,sturs
plant. Largest payroll OF year. 100000.
distributed Sept. IL.
MANUAL. OF fNDusTRiALs-Poors
1916 Manual, Just Issued. contains 10eo
more pages than previous Issue rejecting
growth Of Industrial enterprise In L. 5.
during year.
NORTH AMER. OIL 4 REFINING co.
Thomas Nevins & Son orer ~ 900. 600
Is; lien 10 year convertible SO gold bonds
Of company at rs. orer Including a 25'o
stock bonus. There Is to be minimum am
nu'l sinking fund payment Of 10000.
Mortgage Is hrst lien on renneries,. pipe
lines. tank cars and producing oil lease
holds. located In Kansas and Oklahoma,
having value. after allowing for applica-
ton ~ proceeds Of this Issue, determined
by experts. Of -, 500. 900. Net earnings for
fiscal year ending Aug. 81. 1917. estimated
at tiSj.ess. ar about eight times amount
Of bond interest.
SMART WOODS CO.-Deciared i%cs on
account Of back dividends In addition to
quarterly Of ia &c. both payable Oct. i to
stock OF record Sept. "a.
UNITED DRUG co-sept. business re-
ported at rate OF 81 1000. 900 monthly.
breaking all records. Manufacturing go
far thus month has been conducted on scale
t59e greater than last sept.
The sun., 1916-09-19
ti.b57 cos. dec. o.to: dividends si.iii.its. dec.
tTl.s19: total approp N,3O?. $50. dec. 2i7,sot:
surplus $50 t,s. inc. A3,4.

tl.bs7 cos. dec. s2o.iD: dividends si.iii.is, dec.
sJi.s7s: total approp t,3O?. $50, dec. s2i7,s9a:
surplus s2i,15s. inc. A,374.
MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL 4 sArLT STE.
MARIE-Gross earnings for fiscal gear ending
than for preceding year, being largest IN
roads history: net earning. tlb'e.sg5' INC.
Ss"iua; ,urpim, inc, sS.iis:sa.; NC earn
heavy shipments OF iron ore.
N. Y. CENTRAL-Has placed order for
80 locomotives, one, half going TO American
Co, and other 10 Lima Loco.
motlve corp. LOCOMOTIVES are Tor delivery
next year.
N Y. 4 PENNsyLvANiA-Publi Service
Commissions Of n. Y. and Pennsylvania
gill be peiitiored hy .,ockho, Ter. OF n Y
continue its. 81 miles OF line bet ween Can,steo
and shinslehousc Road in last three years
has not earned operating expenses.
N y STATE r. q; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
were run In August. of which number s2cs
were run Oh time Average delay for each
late train was "3s minutes and for each
rain. "a minutes
Observation-Disclosures Res has IL.
sued statement that announcement Of pro.
posed extension Of lines into Detroit has
rallroads plans and cost. a direct conncc-
ZION with Detroit. he said. has been under
Consideration Tor several years. bu, recent IN.
dusir'al development there has been such
IS TO make this extension Necessary. This
does not mean. however, CONSTRUCTION OF NJ
miles OF new line. ~ has been stated in
some reports. nor expenditure Of 5000. oV).
capital outlay will not exceed 100000.
RR. STOCKHOLDERS LEAGuE-Com.
mittee fornied under leadership of john Muir
OF time OF labor ,risis in Washington. has
orsanized. permanently as Railway stock
holders League Object OF IL to
defend rights OF railroad SCI urity holders
ana to sec ure TO irdi vidual investors far
pliy Tor aud from his corporation. Plans
l,nucr way Tor extensive c1npiizn. and mem
oership Of 10000 expected shortly.
RY. EXECUTIVES MEETING-Rsllway
Executives Advisory Committee. Frank Trum
~ la'tcr's office TO discuss general question
~ railroad regulation. JOIN, committee of
Congress. APPOINTED undcr Senator New.
lands resolution. will lerin inquiry into
same matter early In November.
ST. JOSEPH & GRAND isLAND-Arnual
meeting Oct Il. books close sept 3 and
reopens Oct IS.
ST LOUIS soCrHwEsTERE-Guaran
Trust Co Offering nj price to net go
| ttV'n ii.cc equipment, notes series IF 80
They are a direct obligation Of company and
IRE to he secured by $ ten wheeled passenger
locomotives and IL consolidation freigh, loco
motives. total cost OF which will be- $4,000
or this amount ~. on IL to bs paid In cash
Ne, income OF RR for fiscal wear 10 June
~ was 1926. ass. Note issue has been ap.
rroved by Public Service Commission Of
! Missouri.
WESTERN MARYLAND Repors for &c.
| nnd week Of September gross earnings S2h5.
20. inc. SN.bii. from Sent I. Noh ,or: inc
s7o.?ll: from July ! s2,So.77s. Inc. 31oso:.
The sun., 1916-09-19
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

AMER. COLD DREpGING Cc--Plsn-
building modern dredse at T~hermctito.
AMER Locomotive. co--Rsnar,ed
has received order from y y. 4 u II"
Tor iiJ locomotives valued a. s1,O00.0Oo.
AMER. STEEL & WIRE co --Introdue-
,ion OF dupieN process OF s'eei mok.ns that
wi! incrcas" its output from goo 10 100,
has been announted, ON 900 ion meal
I hole soaking pit. eleven 60 ton open
hearth and two 60 ION acid furnaces have
been added to plant a: Donora. Ia.
CRrCIRLE STEEL co-Declsrcd i,.c,
disbu~scm,nt on account OF accumulated
urnet' preferred dividends. payable Oct. 10
CUBAN MOTOR SPLITS co-cher.
tered IA Delaware to acquire machinery for
conden.ing and fractioGs'iGS Eases Into
y, HAYWOOD.
roLLAHsBrE BROS. co--pian, con.
s'ruriius a. Fo.'ansb'c' w va. a steel
mtnuiactuiing plant 10 cost sl,tO0,oO0,
surveyors ATE marking OF site.
GRACE cW. r. & CO--Havep purchased
the coffee ~ sisAr Exchange membership
OF. Gui!lcrauIt for $500. Las, previous
sale was mad" at $4,000
GRAY RODy C~o-Chartcred In Della
ware 10 msnufacture and deal IN auto.
mohil" boli :. DC. Capital 100000. la
corpora,ors: l. IL Gunther, s d Howard.
:. Anderson,
UARnoUN MOTORS Co.-pian. output
of 500 cars q month, beginning Jan /. n,
plant near l"truif. Tho new ear was
designed by Ray na,tonn. f.rmerly chief
engineer of Maxwell Motor Co.
HEuSCH FOOD O~-lncorrorated IN
Delaware to mann D., ,urc ana deal In foods
for Infants mad inNalils capital 1900, -
900. iHCur porttorst ". > Luflaud, q.
HUTCHINSON SUGAR rI.,NTATION
CO-leclar"d eytr, dividend of "a cts. n
share in addition to monthly disbursement
Of 30 cts. hoth payable OCT. ) to stock OF
record Sept. 30.
HYDRAULIC PRESSED STEEL CO.
Segotiat!ons with eastern interests fni
purchase OF propert, reported rs ahan.
doned. Company has sold sioOO,oOo OF
part Of proceeds II Is Intended to retire
present. outstanding preferred issue OF
zee 900 ooo Enrn,pss OF mS eSmpsny .v,ras.
ivldcnd requirements Of new issue
INTERNAL, PAPER Co-July ne, after
charges reported as s5iG ooo. compared
Snrninss said to proceed from sale o,
products other than news print. AZ mos,
contracts now on books are said TO expire
'oon renewals arc exp"oi1i 10 be made At
n,eh-r prices now rr'va:'!ns. i,.inurs al
ohoat that directors soon VII consider Ar
ranrcmen,s to pay on 400 back dividend,
On pre- ferred stock.
IROQUOls IRON Co--Notlc. Of ,noress,
In capital stock from 81 O"o, 900 to 50, 900,
900 has been hled In Illinois,
i'm BUTLER ToNOPAlI MINING ca -
Net profits. for Aug, ~ 2ha compared
with s25 ia for July and ~. $50 Tor June
for sinking 4. new wells on Clara foltl
Lease. Cal Forty-nine wells. owned hy
company. In ,opera,ion. Average depth or
. producing holes 1900 n
KEYSTONE GRAPHITE Co.-Char,.rcl
In Delaware, to manufacture and deal ~
isoSio%e, in,Srpsra,o,s. =; II. 'ianseI,
1 N'KEEsPORT TIN LATE CO-An,
The sun., 1916-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

AMERICAN sHiPPING-U. q. vessel.
engaged in foreign trade numbered 9ls5
on June so. compared with :.toS on June
creased from i.o7s.i53 TO s,ipi.t7c.
BURNS BRos-increase Of 81 per cent.
In surplus and f3s&.es9 In working capital
Is shown by balance sheet. Re,urns for
cent. earned on common stock. compared
with IAN per cent. In 1913. Company nov
maintains system Of coal yards along N. y
waterfront. reducing long haul expense In
COAL sHIPMENTs-Bmuminous coal
and beehive COX. originating on lines Of
80 carriers during Aug are reported by
e. 3 Geological Survey as follow; Goal.
t5l.cll carloads. compared with 200. ZIG In
July and iOy.oi2 In Aug. 1915; coke. 81
$50 carloads. compared with +1.35+ In July
ana ii,i?o In Aug. 1913.
EXPORTS y IMpoRTs-Export. Of
mcrchand'.c reported by y. Y. Custom
House Yesterday were valued Mt SIS. gc3.-
3id and imports at sIo2s.3Tc. Exports
from New York yesterday included; wheat.
pkrs.. a.. alcohol. bbis. b.7is beef. ties .
"! bac"ns. lbs. l.5S3.iI5: iubricating oil.
g. ISL" pea, eu @isI barley eu'
sVo; pork. hbls. Ia: lard, lbs, ava.
go. tnt,'r 10. %:io.o5o., Exports from
ga" s c t% nngS'A ,n'iniea, neat a..
-la. barley, bu. $685.. peas. bu. i7u7s.
beams. eu. ls.4l3; -four. bois 6 .le2. Hour.
NA' NJ 90 I'VE HpuF, NtlN l-Hs corn
ned. bhls, 1850. feed. ibs. II. zoo: oat.
meal. pkgs. 1891. bran. lbs. 1880:
alcohol. hhIs. l51lc. ro'torsesd meal, lbs.
.".l-s, oilm.ai. lbs, s2I. 500 oil cake. lbs
l".siS,O50: pork. bbls, 1852. beef. bhls
SIS beef. ties. iG2. bacons. lbs. t.i6s.s1:.
hains. lbs, zoe. ~ lard. lbs. I.s7s.7Ts.
,%iearino, lbs. to,ito. tellow, lbs ii5.o:s,
nutt"r lbs. 6S6,356. cheese, lbs.. 4i,.Gs.
'uhricsting oil. gals. i.75i.los: turpentinc.
gals. 1896 rOs'n, hbls.. io.si,; refined
petrnleuin. gas, 900. $50: naphtha, gals,
5,l."s12 gisolene, sails. -. AS.
GOLD IMPORTS-Ther- hn. been re-.
'elN'i from Canada. deposited at T.. \
lssil once FOR account of !. y. Morgan AZ
90. y 10000 In gold. Total goii import.
sine" present movement began on MAY II
nave reached ssis.ggs. 900.
NEW on. CARRIERS Tank Gamer
lod'r construction In T.. :. NOW number "a
"H DIX ~tifrlors -, actord.ng to DI ana
'HS J"TrrEi Their comhln"i TONNAGE n
'VV''oV ana ih.Ir cost abuut $4,000 700.
lNIrED CIGAR STORES CO-An.
nounr's inauguration OF profit sharing pier
uhltt which employees earning less thai
N"."Vo u year may subscrih. Tor common
STOCK az Sfs n share, paying for such In.
F"s'mcrt IN irs'simen'- OF s "A mor,A
Tor each share ~ stock Al end Of each
wear company viii add 3: a share 10 ,urh
paNtncnts besides Cred!ting employees with
tccruing dividends. ~
The sun., 1916-09-19
RAILROAD NEWS.

Kailroad gross earnings for the second week
ni september give promise Of substantially
larger gains than were shown In the nrst
wtck september earnings. according to traf.
n,v men, VIII IN all probability be larger than
.nosc inr AUGUST. and IL 10 expected that
.ney VIII snow as large. II not n larkrr. per.
,chtatc oi gain than was shown for August.
~ considering preliminary weekly figures
ior August 1t. will he we'll to note
Inat thc .ombined reports OF all important
roads IN Augus. 1910. showed an increase In
aross ios that month OF 1856 q mile as com
raaifen WIN august. 1914. but n decrease Of
anu q d..'easc. OF. 3scs as compared with
tusust.. 1872. similar figures for July. 1915.
showed decrease in gross OF one-,hiri OF
70 a nile as compared with july, 1914, while
Tor june l.l5. there was shown n decrease
III sross OF twothirds VI ~: . mile Is com.
pared with June. 1914.
The sun., 1916-09-19
MINING NEWS.

ALASKA MINES ~coRP.-Has issued re-
port IN production. earnings and resources
Of company.
ANACONDA COPPER MINING CO.
Sales sine. Sept. II estimated at 100000
lbs. Inquiries for metal said TO Indicate
additional orders In September.
ericsson CONSOL. GOLD MINING co.
-Control said to have been bought by
Chas. NJ. Macbeth and Spencer renrose az
ltah copper Co. and Sherwood A,dtich and
l. 4. Shrove Of Ray tonsol. Company has
been dividend paying gold producer since
1912. ANA has about $3.50 ooo cash In
treasury. Set profits In sight from ore
blocked out are estimated by engineers Al
Si..5u.00O.
G~OLDFtEf.D CONSOL. MINING CO.
July tonnage $500. compared with $4,000
In June Etrniugs were SS0.0lG. compared
with si0,taS In June.
MIAMI COPPER CO-Reportsa produce
ing 81. 600. 600 lbs. copper annually. at cost
of 8 cts. Il 10. and earning So 1000. ooo year.
or 81. per share on outstanding SOCK.
NiriSSiNG MINES Co-Aug. / produc-
ton valued at I.c3,S?s. compared with
s.~s.t,I ~ July. ~ upu's 'pt1ll'i $.-b,-
81, compared with ;.sOIsS IN July.
The sun., 1916-09-19
RGiN1!Nt ttV kN M MT
s tsrnai God Loan 1903

Nttsrs. I Morgan q 90 hereby s'ye
not. ' ;hr' tn ) are prepared tu receive
tenders TOT tHe amortization on am -
t'h"r. III. % SaiiJlO Argentine" Col
i%,csos. s"F s"atIt- |. ) Gold pr'lars, #
IA" above l.u4i.
To- Logs i,r ale 90 Buuds with coupon dlr
''t March, l'l', ~ a pr!Ce to %" STATED tn
he IcuiNr, must be lodged not ."t"r Than
- O'Clock noon On 2Sri September. .Hl'
Aith Myssrr. j 4. Morgan n Co 3 VA ,
street, Sew YORK;, Who vi announce. the
eeult of the Tenders az sopn thereafter as
possible.
Tenders NIL +. received also IN Paris ~
'hc Rduuue 4" paf.- et des PAYS has. I'm
.ordon ty Mcssrs Rarins Rrothrrs n 60
lft an IN l;l"nos A!rts by thu Crcdi'u
Iubt'rp >t'iuuH
ltrh bond has a par value OF s1I2 = $
cold nu'lIrr. and Tender, mus, b." !uGa~ at
" Hat price under par expressed IN dollars
-'er bond.
Tenders mus 10 made on a form obtain.
an" on Application, tui mast be ~sr'lrrl'
'hr'os"i IN an 'rNr..V' H.atktd "fruler o.
argentine G~"v"fLw'rt q per cent. Internal
'iotl Loon l'19 Bon 4, fuT rod np'ipu %
Forms ct Tender !uuS To-" obtained On ap-
p..ettIuu 60 Mo-. J :, 81 gan 4 CO., IS
VA S.r.ri. So York. VIA reserve the
Iish' 10 r"''rt "l a. prN Trnders.
Dated Sew YORK, l.iu september, lsl6.
The sun., 1916-09-19
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

PINcVA xroN nv -t-rs,ate Public Serr,r~
COMMUNICATION rs. rendered d.~sio, holding
.or,nanx. cate. b,, wc.n ,'rion aud Dng
>, .rr,"n' ar. no, Zoo hirb nor uniu.,lv d..
,r,mtr,,ory
CHICAGO y SHORE 4
Ut nc Il -Rsnrv,nfz,,ton c,n,nie,,l uI,h
,ransfar NJ ali n,ou.-,v nnj ,ranchi.es from
Y shor, R,'re a N'w1uxe. Ele..rIr
Nv "a IA to-,,.- c,nirauy p,-,J,astn-
.omporv ,,lcs ovsr :, oss or5 nj, re,.iy,r.'
Yr,iarues and sine, /, hos as.unad charge
n ironcr,v NO, oa-rin,s have be.n i,c-a,..
g AZ rate OF AO'pp monthly
COIr-NnIA GAS -Auxu.,
ms. ST. - irs so 20, mo-, rf,.r ,n,o.
.H,a ~ irc ss eos. d.sc, aN., ,h,rsrs q
~ .,c Ga aaA Sch, ,,op,hs yrcs.
~ s. ,uc s,., ~. s,r,lus after ,harsIs
$50 o9,. inc sasi ~;
DANTOS POWER h ~LlGHT-R"rnrts for
Nugus' gross si% as me ~ &c, not Sl.'N,
N" W. surplus So SO. against SiSJs ~
august. '95, Operating ratio tush from
y sc IN AUG, 1919. 10 tS.Sc IN Aug, 1915
rNp,Rr rr-Et Gas cros. 10, ,h-oo
-onr,h- .r,, iu,v ~ a.. e. -. 30. ~.
,''5st "a. ba,,rcc = ~ rroyidrg for .,r,.
rgs on stock Of subsid',-'cs not owned ST..
"S.'". surplus ar"r charges Scsf 40.
Mass >,yr,.sl-r~r, ,,c,Irt>c ros po
,,r,s no., saio. a. 49,, ,,,n a., a. ~"
" '"H' '' =" ~"
VIEWPOINT NEWS 4 HAMPTON ~ GAS 4
'Ih July gross si@.s.S, Inc. $40. III; net
The sun., 1916-09-19
>rw YORK BANK CLEARlNGs.

The volume of business transacted in or
,hrou.h New York ON saturday IL indicated
Wv IN, iif that bank ,lcarings reported
io,alled : .'.PrsN6 These daily figures lack
..mhcancn unless compared with tle daily
av,rag,. for the year TO date and the daily
,,era.es IN the corresponding periods Of
former years New York. the financial
entire. reicc = more or less ac uratcly busi.
ness and financial conditions Throughout the
country The comparisons will ne found
sven NOR, valuable when considered In con
nec,ion with the summary OF railroad earn.
ita pub! .hrd under Railroad News"
The sun., 1916-09-19
LONDON MARKET.


LONDON Sept. is-rh. .xccI'cnt war
0ov1 g"r'iHod since friday created ,
nr,"ful atmosphere on tho = .. r,-
.lrrrr hu' th'rc ~. moro tui.r 'hln
business ~ operators az" ho. ding OF p,uf-
'ug tho s"t''tWnUt II the It|Nst rn.p r
and confirmation ~ loan ruu.ur, l'ma
NESS consisted wuip'y of Inv, -tIurut nu.
'nE Of Januues" houd. ant oil and shirpII?
tN'.N W,.h IN" latter strong, American
recurtics advanced We'll m sNmpafnN NHh
wall street Ui"n Itrirs and ttuld.,.
a,uc Wrr" IN" most a't,Ns issues, lNo
, los ug was arm,
Money amt discount rates wrrs steady,
''oIsnIs for money closed ct 80, u-w -.
per cent war iunn al ,bA Money. IA per
cent, Discount rates. short and hr".
months ~ IL, tiIT3s per cent, Go.d
premiums At Lisbon, 200,
The sun., 1916-09-19

TIME N~ONEY-There IL good demand for
industrial ruilatcrHl. sSty days. 3i.J3NH;
svs mau'A-. tUi4co: six months. iri.T.
The range IN the week ended september II.
iyi.. ~. from -. 1870 for sixty days to 3es
lar sx months: range IN the week endri
,.p'ember -. 1914. from susee for sixty days
"a, tu,G Tor az mOnihs: range IN the week
ended ~er'cmbcr -, 1913, from <t.r4is% for
.,,y d,ys to l.Tiq for SIX months.
IONNERCGAL PAPER-Market dull but
f-,r At t.Gc for best names and AVS for or.
amir, good NAMES. Acteptantes also were
vnrh.rsrl thirty. sixty and ninety day in.
gor.ct Wis receivable passing at .asot, ?,.eo
AMI .t,ct respectively II eligible for reds
count, otherwise prices ruled from :, TO ~
The sun., 1916-09-19
Sote-Agricultural and live stock paper
ns,ur,ies Of from o. days to SIX months.
Trade Commodity
ou!ty
pais,r.


y minimum. ~ maximum, Rates for bills
Of exchange pur, ha~rd in Omen market ny
atlanta bank. 2i:n5isp, Rates for bills with
or without, member bank Endorsement. with
ma.urliies OF ninety days or less. purchased
N open market by ST Lou bank. .uiT.
Rates for commercial paper pur' hascd IN
open narse, hy Dallas bank, sT;T Ratc-
~ itsae acCcnfanccs. with maturitics Of
une,y Gays or less. purchased IN open mar
ss'. without member hank Endorsement. ~
New Orleans branch of Atlanta NJ nix. 3a,I
's Eat" OF ;o for commodity rarcr with
ms'Grpo. nf from sixty days to SIX months
aied for san Franc eco hanf.
An interest rate OF ?t-ee for fifteen day
ro'ss AZ the Dallas Federal Ros"rv. Bank
"a. approved yesterday by the Reserve
QaarN
The sun., 1916-09-19
BUSINESS orroRTlN.CIEs.

\ MANl rNCrTKl\G ~ Si\ESS Of Ne
Ccss.iN tt the ~ .tuu'll" iutUt'-y AMI
worthy 81 the fullest Investigation nceiH
additional capital. his 4. not - promotion
stunt; the advertiser controls prupos,,ion.
II -, h,N l@g = IN office
The sun., 1916-09-19
SILVER Pkl( rs.

Avoro.r price Of silver In New York "
Sen'rmher 1913. was 4.6sc. an ounce. II
seD,emher. isli, r. 2sc an ounce; in Seplem
h@r, 1879 co clc. an ounce: in September
w. . So. an ounce: In September. isli
20, an ounce.
The sun., 1916-09-19
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Plrs uhccks advanced yesterday TO the new
hsh rccrd pr,e- for the month Of 81.
Nsiks we're fractionally easter. while rubles
were firm Rates on Scandinavian centres
we're lower.
IN ire following tables. when the de.
mard' '-i.h,' Or ''chesk' rate il quoted
in Tinted states currency II - said 10 favor
'his country II less than. par, but when
clo,si IN foreign currrn'v II - said TO he
'~agalr7t' mi. country II less than par. For
The cJ7v"-len'e of readers such rates ore
marked ~ when in favor OF and "A" when
slAn.i this country.
The sun., 1916-09-19
>Oiit D.,

The Satick National Rank located a,
Sati,I, In t4' STATE " Massachusetts, Is
closing Is affairs.
A. uo'r hp iars ari other creditors ~
he rssotItti'r are therefore hereby mott
fed to present. the notes AMI other claims
ior payment
FRANV g BISHOP. Cashier
The sun., 1916-09-19
PARIS MARKET.

FAIRS, sept. ls.-Tradtng was ortIve on
the Hourse to-day. Three per cent, rcntcs,
G3 francs es-coupon: exchange on Lpnd n,
- francs 80 c.ntimes; live per cent, Joan,
80 francs.
The sun., 1916-09-19

CALCUTTA. Sept IS.-Thc rate ~ ~.
count ~ tho Dank of bengal was raised
Gun d to 4 per cent,