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FINANCIAL NOTES.

6sors. =. Gen,es. formerly secretary o.
~ Broadway Trust Company. has been
eppo'n,sd asssian, cashier OF the Phi'a'
T. u. Clarke, investment securities 90
w'i.m street, has issued pamphlet
s'!l;l OH Compsnies;, Pss;. r,s'en;;
r'or.r'e, and the financial conditions OF
number of indspendeni oil companies
Peek. Rssmus X Truesdale. members OF
the New York stock Exchange. announce
To-. a. a. Wal street.
y W. iialsey 4 Co. and William II;
t'oI ~" 'lty Of Dayton, Ohio. ~, per cent.
inprpycmer' bonds. due seriailj 1919 70
''Id The houds yield 3o5 per cent, and
- .esal INVESTMENTS for sav!ngs banks
Rr,pk yn l'nIpn Elevated 4 to 3 per cent.
h'rs ani Kings County Elevated = per
.'r' h'ud' slll b" guaranteed by the
p" k.y lisigh's Railroad Company at Us
= r1 y A. 81. on the following days dur, !,
" i"'d. March Is and 80. April ~ and
:; Ma !, aud 80. June - and 3o Jul,
- ~. october III and 80, November 10
- : 10 arl December 10 and ="
slrnus 4 Co. ANNOUNCE the re.
:, r-im. occupying the first and part Of
VI second floor at $50 Broadway. corner
o. I.n'riy street,
Tl N"e York Chapter, American In.
= 'Ires by Fred ". Ellsworth. pub.
J. ,'N moGaror ~ the Guaranty Trust Com
- On Nov to Build tho Business OF
$3.50 Hro- & Co. bankers have moved
"- ".'"s to the Equitable Building. 40
N'r-ls \ smith are nou loacted in their
~" - "s a. 30 Broadwsy.
,,L u 'nok. 4 -" ar. offering for sale
-" r- cent preferred stock Of the
''." ono Metals corporation,
The sun., 1916-03-05
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Resorr" Bank
rates were per cent, for thirty 70 ninetS
days and ) per cent. for longer bills,
Omen market discount prime accept
sncss maturing up to ninety days "a q
~ommerciai paper rates were sg3i, pei
cont for sixty tn ninety days hills ana FOL
four 10 six months best names.
Time money was shah" nrWer iss'
ue,k hates we're .iRd:t per cent. fo'
slAty days, ~ US per cent for nine'" days
and aUSi. pcr cent for four i've ana s''
mouths. c.,. r.
change last week ranged between v and
81, per cent. ,,,., ,
Final quotations were; Demand 40 5-ls
can money In London. %at', per cent,
short bills, 5s per cent. -.
Domestic exchange on New York: 81
Louis par, san Francisco. zoe, premium.
Minneapolis Zoe. premium; chicago, DC
discount. cincinnati par; Montreal, s,S2'
r'mium.
5s%c.
Exchanges, S%0b, rs.0Si. balance lc5, sos.
Sii: Treasury credit balances, efss,sis.
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COTTON HIGHER In
A NARROW MARKET
rpturn Due Largely to the
Covering Of Shorts Over
the Week End.
no DECLINE IN FREIGHTS

Cotton showed increased activity yes-
erday. Prices worked UP about 8 to 10
points an indication of IL fairy strong
undertone owing to the ovcrsold condi-
ton Of the market Trading. however.
vxs on restricted scale and the upturn
vas duo largely to limited pun chases In
a narrow market.
There is some buying on the theory
OF early peace. despite the fac, that
some cotton met. who have Just re-
turned from abroad. take the view that
The war Is likely to last for two or
thres years more.
Moreover. there has been no decline
IN crcan ireigh; rates. New orleans
reports the booking Of cotton room Tor
Havre at S3 plus 10 per cent. per 100
POUNDS This represents about the high
est rate yet paid. This shipmen, was
booked on a Greek steamer
The Financial Chromicdl published a
letter from "a Lancashire correspondent
reviewing the cotton situation In Great
Britain. The conclusion was reached
ths, supplies would be sufficient TO meet
the restricted requirements under war
conditions. Lancashire mills have not
been particularly prosperous. owing TO
the high COS; OF raw material and op-
Grating expenses.
The special cuble from Manchester
10 the FERTILE World Journal says :
Little change In genera. conditions
Yarns steady. bu; SLOW business re-
ported staple cloths inactive and ir-
regular. other fabrics mostly quiet and
steady. Home trade chief support |;
Ind.i Is buying slowly. China is devei-
opng slowly. South America and
United states moderate. Miscellaneous
orders reported orders Just received
from Japan for :50,uoo cotton spindles.' -
Market closed vcty steady.
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consolidated Exchnnur.

some ur III. selling ol tho ,oLso,iiif,1
Stock Exchange yesterday repre- 4"uied ,'lt-
ing out 90 linos hv nervous ho'i"rs who
were fearful ~ -"mcthirg unfaNurtb'' n,.
curing over Sunday
MrAicau Petroleum Nas an except ionil,y
strong spot 'n th' market. l. op,ncd ~
49, =. of point ,""v" IT, closing price
on FRIDAY. r'n'tci 90 H,H- ana then aa
vanccd to 1905. hu' It ',os,d - '"I'. 1t,
turnover Tor the two hour, Mas ahuut
t,6OO snare. United S'i''4 Si''' common.
the accepted leld"" among TN .itupp"d
stocks, opened ~ So, ur"hanG"i from ~
closing of tn" nigSt hyf"r,. rri,r,t &"
81 h., rose apHlu 80 -, and 'hcu dEdiu
spfi"n'd, clnsius At NJ l., A. low,s'
Anaconda opened ~ NiS, touched SIS
aud closed ~ So, i's lnVcst. tru@hl"
steel, after opcncing At - 2. and sr,liup A.
-, weakened Al 73's at which It clos, j.
this representing net u"cln' ~ :. uf a
point American Locorn opened at
i0i., touched ,oip aud ihru fcil "a 80. rlu~
ing A. G9as Commission houses handled
n large and We'll di,tr,butri hu,iu.sa In odd
lots. Among the transactions w"r,: rhila-
d.lrhla t,mpany ,o7s La,kawauna steel,
r., United Fruit, lt?7r TO lij'. Western
rni"n. Ssi- Nw Iisyop. o. 10 os'. Rail-
way s'ec! sprinss, aS'.; American enc.
ltN to- ;a's Canadian Pacific l66h to
i65x; Industrial Alcohol lSS to lSo and
Pacihc Mail. ssx to s7k.
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30 ereat-he estimated consumption IN
ms country being from lo0, 900. .O00 :,
'.o'oVv'"oo pounds month. On ,hs
otner hand Production Of tho mines and
smeners 10 enormously heavy-r.cord
oeahihg In fac,--with refining rapaci,v
pe'n. greatly increased. BY fall 1, /.
estimated. the refning capacity OF n.
~ ~! Will be nearly 5000 600, 900
pounds year
TIN was erratic last week. with n aud.
uen sharp advance on all positions ber,
ana abroad. apparently incidental TO
prepaations making for the February
.nonthIy settlement. Spot lin a, New
iork was largely controlled by two or
'hree operators and prices were rushed
UP &C. to 6c. pound. Under ordinary
CONDITIONS such prices would have
Drought out heavy ressiilng by consum-
hs interests but under the control ex-
t''eu oE the British Government ~,
TINS tim" such resale transactions ar,
prohibited. consequently the ,naninria-
tors could put through their scheme u,i,h
unpun't!. A week ago spot tin sold a,
We to +oc. On Monday the price vas
put UP 10 SOC. at the exchange, but sold
Nv fsc' III the open market Al the ,Iosc
OF the week sales were made a, a.
tr'ces OF future positions varied also
from ic: to &c. pound, and July, Au.
Sust and September sold at &lc.
FEBRUARY statistics showed a decrease
OF ''o tons In the visible supply. The
principal features were the large dc,iv.
cries into American consumption and ,h.
nearF supplies afioat for the United
States. "'''"
Lead was In active demand strong
ana higher with large sales in tho one~
market FOR shipment from the IVES, dur.
,nS March and April at prices ranging
from 6.ovc. to $500. per pound M 4.
ST. Louis. At the close Of the week sn,,
was difficult to buy under s65c TO a X,
f'as, 81. Louis Some large export con.
racts were placed on European and
japanese account. The American Sme,. :
ing and Refining Company, annaren,,,.
swing more attention to tho nurcha -
OF ore IN the West. grudg ingly advanced
prices - ton. hut the rompany's n,,o,cd
price of 500. is 81 to s. ion nndc,.
the actual selling market
Spc'fer was moderately ac,iy. early
IN TIE week. but with frccr Offerings
incidental to developments abroad nr,cc,
droppeu from lc. to H.. a pound on
nearby positions and 7.c. 10 &c a
pound on later positions. At the close
OF the week spot was quoted NJ ,o,c
March at I9iSc,. April at lsi,c, and sac
ond quarter at l'',c. q pound M E,s,
ST Louis. Temporarily there ia small
uemahd from manufacturers Of war mn.
ntons and galvanizers are out OF ,b.
market. Wv
In regard to rumors OF agitation
among metal dealers here for increased
actl'i'y on the noor OF the New York
Metal Exchange. in view OF the closing
or the London Copper Exchange. Prom.
incn' dealers said yesterday thn, ,h.ro
had been little bat speculative d.aI,ry
on the iioor Of the London Exchange
ana that there was no need for the
development OF a similar exchange here
when the real dealings would s,l cor.
tinuc to he carried on in the o,,tsld,
market The New York market, /, was
said. has been practically unaffected
nN the acfi ion In lnndnrn ~
The sun., 1916-03-05
Live stock MARX ~.

SATURDAY. March 4.
~ N'"'"s were 32o head, all
rhg1'i direct 10 local slaughterers No
80 |i.' weight feeling nominslly
r'"', ~ 'Il sorts and grades, Dressed
IT, '''f t''iNs, ordinary to choice ns-
''' s".ling AZ llnltc. per ID:
'' ''I.r ~ higher Ngures,
''F H'' ut 'alNes were .n head. In
~ "n'N II head for tn" market
mL5".' s''ady No prime veals offered
..1'' '' ." good y'als sold AZ SI0M el..S
", 700 lhs cults, - city dressed veals
s'." a. l,'s ~" per lb.. country
,,'''' -, n 1c,, dressed barnyard and
% 'r-. l0nl"C
t'". pit ~ sheep and lambs were e7
h'a 10 .udIng ono car for the market
a. 'it''rg. feeling rated unchanged
A. SOD 'u.''ou steady at i0Ml<c. per ID :
,.r''i .lub- l5I si.c.: country dressed
H",l"Hs' lamhS tsMls.I0 per carcass -.
E"c',p'- ~ hogs were l.t0 head. ell
sohsiwaei diroc, TO butchers, Feeling
rCoin!naly steady on western advices
Sun'r2 dressed hogs In fair dsmsnd st
sust' per 10. for heavy 70 nsss
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ship RATES GO UP TO
HIGHEST IN HISTORY
Advances Since War Range
From 700 to 1000 Per Cent.
-Risc Continues.
VESSELS GROW SCARCER

What the great demand for shipping.
due 20 the war and the constantly in
creasinC shortage Of ocean bottoms. has
meant tn the ship owners and shippers
Of this country and Canada ia shown by
comparing the charter and ocean freight
rates before tho war and the present
rates. which are the highest that have
ever been known. Transatlantic ship
mcnts from various American ports show
an increase ~ from ~, 90 1900 per
cent. since before the war began
Charter rates ON neutral steamships
had advanced IN June. 1913, about $50
pcr cent. In the next siX months the
advance WIS from COO 10 500 per cent
Since the first Of this year there have
been the phenomenal rises to the present
scale. which is itself continually chang
ing as thu supply OF vessels becomes
more and more scarce.
II has been difficult to secure very ac-
curate figures showing the 1915 grain
| rates These rates are usually taken nv
shippers as "A standard. but in the last
year there has been a great scarcity OF
so-called free" grain ships. Shippers
estimate that so per cent. OF the trans
atlantic grain trade is now carried in
English and French bottoms or those ~
other European countries, rcuusitioned
by Government. with their rates set by
Government. This has been the princi-
pal factor in making the supply Of free"
ships so scar" and causing tho rates to
! advance SO high.
| The Journal Of Commerce prints the
following table Of rates in shillings ana
! pence per quarter Icight bushels) OF
grain at various periods IN the past
! twenty -one months:
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EARNING ASSETS OF
US. BANKS INCREASE
Federal Boards Weekly
Statement Shows a Jump
Of $9,2OO,OOO.
GOLD RESERVES LESS

wAsHiNoroN, March 4.--The Federal
reserve boards weekly statement today
discloscs an increase during the week
OF $4,000. 900 in the total earning as
sets of the banks. mainly the result OF
considerable purchases Of United states
bonds and city warrants. The combined
gold reserves Of the bank decreased
about 81, 200. 900 and the total reserves
about a. 100000. Here is the statement
"The New York bank reports gain
Of about S2.eo0.ooo in its gold reserve.
partiy the result Of the return by the
Federal reserve agents. gold for re-
deemed notes. philadelphia shows a
gain Of about Sb.40o.ooo. accompanied
BY . large decrease in the total due from
other Federal reserve banks.
Heavy transfers through the gold set
Element FUND are shown by the Chicaeo.
81. Louis and San Francisco banks.
Kansas City's gold reserve decreased
$1,000. 900 during the week, the bank
reporting large additional purchases OF
United States bonds.
discounted paper on hand decreased
about 3l.l00.00o during the week. all
the banks active In the discount held
reporting smaller totals than the week
before. About 10 per cent Of the paper
Ia held by the three Southern banks
Chicago and Kansas City are the only
other two banks which show discounts
on hand in excess OF $i.oo0,00o.
Holdinss 81 Paper.
Tho total OF acceptances held shows
an increase for the week OF &l.70o. 900
all the four banleu In the seaport cities
reporting substantial gains In their
holdings Of this class OF paper. O'
the total commercial paper on hand
3s.+ per cent. natures within thirty
days and 3<.5 per cent. after thirty hui
within sixty days. Agricultural and
1--we stock paper maturing after ninety
days aggregated over $4,000. 900. nearly
| one-haif Of this paper being reported
by the Dallas bank.
Additional purchases Of United States
bonds, mainly Of the 2 per cent type. ar,
| reported by seven banks. Kansas cit,
| AMI Chicago leading In the holdings ot
this class OF investment. considerabl,
| investments IN New York city notes by
tho local Federal reserve bank ar
| largely responsible FOR the total gain o'
| f5.loo.ooo In the holdings OF warrants.
THE total earning assets, sli6.l0o. 900
| constitute abou. 9i1 per cent. Of tn.
aggregate PAID III captai, az against IL,
per cent. week before and i5l pei
| cent. three months previous Of til.
| total :s5 per cent. is represented b,
United States bonds, o65 per cent h,
| aceoptanccs. cs.3 per cent. by warrants
| and 1871 pee cent. by discounts.
Government deposits show an IN
crease Of about $500. 600. all the bank
| except Boston and 81; Louis repoS' M
| larger figures than the week before
Member bank deposits show a net gall
of s2.2oo.ooo. the larger gains reporte'
by the New York Philadelphia and Kan
sas city banks being offset in par. b.
net Withdrawals shown for the Bosto,
and Chicago banks.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. March A-IThe zinc shares con-
unued arons and active Butte & Superior
am Amcrican Zinc closing q suhsl antisi
steady on moderate trading swim q Co rose
Z points while Cnitcti Fruit was ~ lower
NNroads were without feature. The suni.
The sun., 1916-03-05
BRITAIN STRIVES TO
RULE METAL PRICES
New Regulations. Made as
War Measure, Intended to
Stop Speculation.
SOME MODIFICATION MADE

new method Of procedure in selling
all metals in British territory was begun
on March /. The English Government
a. n war measure declared unlawful all
sales In future deliveries OF copper. tin,
lead. spelter iron and steel In ferro
alloys BUSINESS IL now permitted only
In spo, material for actual requirements =
directly between producer and consumer
at the discretion OF the Ministry Of Mu-
ntions Al British exchangeA practi.
cally suspended operations In all metals,
with the exception Of tin. and conse-
aucntly the usual cable quotations to the
init. States were discontinued. The
evident intention OF the British Admin
is:ration Is to prevent speculations in
metals. which lead to manipulation o.
prices at all times
The contention Of producers Of coppe.
IN this country is that prices for stand
ard copper at London have small infiu-
ence on the price OF electrolyt!c OF lake
copper sold either In the United States
or for export. In ordinary times. how .
ever. the standard market is constantly
used to facilitate changes OF prices in re-
fined metal. and most Of the supper:
| Of t.'c London speculative market comes
| from the United States.
situation Radically Changed.
At the moment the situation Is radi-
| cally changed because OF the war. Eu.
| rope is dependent upon this country for
| n large propOr' .ou OF the supply OF
metals used in the manufacture ~ war
| munitions. and the relation between sup
ply and demand will largely govern
! prices while the war continues Natur-
ally. however. there Is a sympathetic in
nuence between the two countries which
will he apparent in trading AT all times
Late yesterday word was received that
after reconsideration restricted trading
IN metals would ~ resumed at London
and that quotations could he cabled
! there.
! In the last week there was loss de-
| mand for copper in this country, and
| even some Of tho largest selling inter.
csts reduced their asking prices on fu-
| ture az well az on near by positions
| For week or two interest mas bee!
! mainly in June delivery This posi-
ton can now he bough. al &c. To o7t,
from producing and large selling inter.
ests, while second hands are willing to
|
Spot ciectrolytic is available at 2Sc.. ana
March and April at 21a.c, to CSC, There
has been some interest in third and
fourth quarter shipments at concessions
which have been made from previousl,
quoted prices.
Production In February was oven at q
heavier rate than during January. hu
with two less days the aggregate out,
pu, was smaller than for January, Muct
difficulty was experienced In making de
,ivercs to consuming interests In tii.
country. while exports we're smaller
about $1,000, 900 pounds.
Surplus Of IOO,OOO.OOO Pounds.
The result was an accumulation oi
10000, 900 TO I5.000.0 900 pounds IN the
hands OF producers. making estimated
surplus stocks to-day about lO0. 900 .00(
pounds. Melting. however, vas never
The sun., 1916-03-05
THE CHICAGO MARKET,

CHICAGO March <-The advance of =
points IN, S~tfts was the feature IN ,h,s
market, Large earnings arc said TO he IN,
man reason Tor IN" persistent buying NOV"
ment, Chicago I'Numati" Tool was "A iitiic
hrnier, vhiic other stocks showed M .nc
cial changes Bond market neglected The
The sun., 1916-03-05
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. March The stock
market here was quiet and festuv .ess in.
sgnhcant prce changes being recorded on
small lots. Bonds were quiet and steady
1hA atffpnrr n
The sun., 1916-03-05
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. March THE Cosden issues
made fractional advances and Davidson Chem.
icsl closed 81, over the previous close. Other
shares were steady and unchanged Bonds
were In fair demand and steady The sum
The sun., 1916-03-05
lhNlDL>Ds ANU INTEREST.
THANHOUSER FILM
CORPORATION.

N annual dNTIcnN ~ 'WfTNO nrI Oo0'
l.ccp on the capital stock ot the ln4u-
houser II 'orp"iitinu has hecu d'c'irri
pryah'' a. quarterly lnS'almcrt- of Ihrrr
pcr cont. ,3',r beginning March ~. igls.
Transfer boob. w,I close On March ~. 1915.
aud reopen ON April :, lHiS,
New York, Feb ~, 1919.
= JONES T-oa4
The sun., 1916-03-05
Previous

The local market for spot cotton vas quiet
{ points decline MIudling. II .3Jc. Southern
svo, markets as officially reported were un'
chsn.cd TO - points adsance. New Orleans
Memphis ii rc Augusta. iiJsc.: Houston.
I a.
The sun., 1916-03-05

The amount OF Federal reserve notes
outstanding as reported by Federal re-
serve agents decreased about 500. 600
following 'hs redemption ~ notes by the
Treasurer of the tinted states. Against
the total siai. 800. .n0o 81 notes ou;stand-
ing the agents ho'i ~ present sl79.-
Goa. 900 Of gold ard abou' Sl3.n0o 600 of
paper The banks report an outstanding
circulation Of si63. .soo,o 900 and aggregate
liabilities thereon OF $4,000. 900"
Here is the detailed statement .or New
York, Boston and Philadelphia
RESOURCES
Boston Ny Phia
N.as' three c:phers or,t'ell
Gold coin and certificates
Cod settlement fund .... 33S' 9 y. iuSis
Gold redemption fUrl.... - n
To'a, gold reserves .... sl6 81 slc9.s.t 81 Goa
l"ta. tehGor notes. 81.
YER &c ................ = 42,> 4.'-
,Tots' rescrv.. ....., .,....,e 40 H;SN. go
BIS tis opn'cd m-n.s's - 80 II
bllls tod-ht NJ open mar
Total hhl. on hand .... ss-t 1885, ;.on
IuvTs'mert-
United STATE, hords .... Sas S. so
Municipal warrants. 'ti1 SIS 80
Total ca-nnS assets Ssae sc.5,i So,
f'-isrsl reserve notes. net - r'7' i,;
Duc from o,hor reucral
reserve banks, net 700. i;ao ... az
All other resource. ..... g. 81 .Hc
To'sl resource. $50; SCI s3l 81 ~
LIABILITIES
Cspna pali N ............ Si.s sl'.'o- a;s
Gove'nment deposits als '0NN g.S
Reserve dcrosi,s. nc. ,s',G 10 ", = -,
rur 10 o'har fedctal r
serve banks net ....... . -fnN
Total liabilities Sc 20 s,i; gqf g. :.
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NMERICNN CAN COMPANY

\ nuarteri, dividend ~ ono ana three.
uuUr'ors per cent, hH. been dr r'4rNl upon
me Preferred S,o,b Of fnIs ,rr,r,ny ~.
ahlr Nr' ,N. 1915 :" slockhoidrrs nr
reCord NJ thc ,ose ~ business Maroh iSth.
lnl", Transfer Borks N|' remain open,
Checks mailed
r. ". Ismon, Secretary q Treasurer
The sun., 1916-03-05

The latest figures obtanaple on each
route show advances since June, 1911 I. of
r. spaCtlveiy, IS peg cent, : per cent,
81 per cent, s. per cent. Sc per cent.
s per cent. = per cent. and per cent.
An examination of tn" petroleum,
deals and timber. as we'll as the iniscel-
lareons fun cargo freight charters in
the sane periods Of time adds the Jour
val ~ Commerce. also shows that condi-
tons In the other charterins activities
were 10; FAR different
outside OF "a. North American mar
ket. shipping men rcro't rates of
lJ3s. Sd. have been placed 10y neu-
tral shipowners on th" vharte, OF
vessels !'Dm the River i'lat" ~ Great
Britain. They see 40 Indication Of cessa-
ton in the upward Iend.ncv, a. the
str.ctaess with which the British Gov
eminent H. nov APPLYING it's measures
for the taxing o'er and direction OF its
own ships has led to a shortage not only
unusual but IN many respects extremely
serious.
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,,Dxs;. ss; ;1s%H ASssSSs EA!$sSE saSss' q s:s.,..
TRUST COMPANIES
NOT MEMBERS OF
FEDERAL RESERvE BANK

Brooklyn Trust Company. .........
bankers Trust Company .......
L. 4. Mortgage and Trust Company
.tstor Trust Company ..-.....,.
Title Guarantee and Trus, Company
Guaranty Trust Company ........
Fidelity Trust Company ........
Lawyers Title and Trust Company
Columbia Trust Company .......
Peoples Trust Company .......
New York Trust Company ......
franklin Trust Company .......
Lincoln Trust Company. .........
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J Ti,riUr II lcIpts aud s'ocNs
INDUSTRIAL EARNINGS.


The Great Northern
s>pn,,. for Noy,
The sun., 1916-03-05

,den the individual dphsrs sns
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-09-08

one teaspoonful molasEea. onethird
cupful butter. one and three-fourths
teaspoonfuls soda. onshalf cupful sour
milk. one egg, two cupfula -four. three
teaspoonfuls ginger and One-half tear
spoonfuIs salt Put butter and mo-
lassea in saucepan and cook until bob
ing point In reached remove from fra,
add soda and beat vigorously. Then
add milk. egg well beaten and remain
ing ingredients mixed and sifted.
Bake about hfteen minutes In q hot
oven