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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-07-28
Political announcements

Notice-Political announcements of
candidates for office will be RIM in
the following column until the pri
mary election, September 5. These
announcements are paid matter and
do not indicate the preference or
support Of the REHABILITATION.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-07-28
For County Commissioner

/ desire to announce that / will be
a candidate for nomination as County
Commissioner for the Second Com
missioner's District on the republican
ticket at the Primary Election to
be held September 9Th, 1916.
A. d. WEIGH.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-07-28
VIM. w. BRANOM.
Notice to Water Consumers

The Bonner Water & Light COM
pany hereby gives notice that no
sprinkling of lawns and gardens will
be allowed during the summer
months from the date of this notice
except between the hours of and 7
a. m. and and p. m. Violations
of this rule will result in the turning
off of water without notice.
adv.-tf. I'll. A. Gale, Manager.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-07-28
For County Assessor

l hereby announce that l will be
a candidate for nomination for the
office of County Assessor at the Re
publican primary election, Sept. 5,
1916. If nominated and elected l
will faithfully perform the duties of
the Office in a fair and impartial
manner.
# R ScbIette
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-07-28
Tor State Senator

To the Republicans of Boundary
County:
Subject to the approval of the Re-
publican electors at the primary
shall be a candidate for State Sen
ator at the general election.
Bartlett Sinclair.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-07-28

l respectfully solicit the support of
the republican voters of Boundary
county for my candidacy for the
nomination to the office of county
superintendent of schools at the pri-
mary election, Sept. 5, 1916.
Mary f. w. Dawson.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-07-28
For County Commissioner
d. C. NIcColl.

| desire to announce to the voters
of Boundary county that | will be a
candidate for nomination as county
the republican ticket at the primary
election to be held September 9Th.
Z. G. CHAMBERS, Copeland, Ida.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-07-28
For Assessor

l desire to make announcement
that will be candidate at the next
Republican primary election for
nomination as county assessor.
L. Des Voignes.
Copeland, Idaho.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-07-28
For County Commissioner

| hereby announce that I will be a
candidate for nomination on the dem
ocratic ticket at the coming primary
election, September 5th, 1916, for
county commissioner of the Third
(3rd) District.
James Fitzpatrick.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-07-28
Announcement

/ desire to make formal announce
ment that | will be a candidate at
the next Republican Primary cleo
ton for nomination as Probate
Judge. e. r. HENDERSON.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-07-28

/ conduct the services and Will address
! ~ 1s.-.1 800, +ba Tomb. HJl1-
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1916-07-28

4 S4.35.-adv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Charles q Hirsch ~ the New York Stock
Exchange firm Of Hirsch, Lilienthai & 60.
and Bernard Kslker of y. Bunge q co. have
left for Toronto. Canada, to Inspect the
plants OF the steel and Radiation 20, Ltd,
In behalf OF American bond and stock
holders.
The New York curb Market Association
rules that Tuesday. January ~, shall he
the date Of delivery Of temporary certlh-
Gates In settlement Of all outstanding when
as-and-if- issued contracts on haskell &
Barker Car Co. capital stock without fur
tler notice.
The United States Mortgage and Trust
company az Trustee viii receive offers Of
FIRST mortgage "a per cent. hordr Of the
Consolidation Coal Company nj q price not
TO exceed l05 per cent. ana interest up to
noon onN January - in sufficient amounts
TO absorb sla.532 for the sinking fund,
At a meeting Of the board IT directors
81 the American Sumatra Tobacco Com
pany a dlvideud Of per cent. on tho pre-
ierred stock was declared payable Fohru-
nry I 20 holders Of record January %. this
dividend being al Of the accrued and un
paid dividends OF tho preferred stock for
one year.
Bodoll & Co. Of Providsnrc am Bosom
81 IN" Atohison. Topeka and Santa to,
1868, at $50 and Interest, Welding so
per cont. These bands are listed on the
New York S;oo% Exchange aud are . legal
Investment for insurance C0mpauic- and
for saNlrss BANKS in II number of states.
The recently sold SO. 900, 900 par
value OF It's Z per cent, preferred stock on
about a 2 per cent. basis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16

i'me and time AGAIN recently the prpd.
acts OF some OF our most eiiicien, mills
ave pc'h offered In large foreign co,,,.
''eS al low quotations, 9u; invt-abI,
nc oFu'fS were placed with Englano
u mas prtn a great mistake ior many q.
'"i "st iabf1c producers to refuse to
sell To foreigners and even foreign Go,.
eIn'hehts Oh tn" required terms of a
T. ! oas's Ndhy an opportunity to gaiu
i H"'d'' i"otho.d mas been passed on to
H'"c SHld'i commission hOusc or con.
In VINO would take TIA. goods from IT.,
mn and then meet til. condition OF IN.
foreign huyer. This operation !,, osta,
'i'''i''cd M price IN ,ons.uuel,. on
account OF the secondary profit N, o..
sary.
NhIle II IL tue that a number ~
'hlSe and IMPORTANT concerns ha
pushed directly into the eu,or, field
with "A desire TO develop them i, in nnI,
r P'aolhG othcl factors that formerly e..
sea III N" sam" teld l. has mere
"''" a transfer 90 competing se,lers =,
.'llS'd,rahle extent, Yet Il should prov
l'n"icial later On.
our failure 20 largely ip,-o,sa .r,
f"'d IN" export field. while d~.s,ppoin,.
hg, IL largely our crro- IA mo-, ino,,tr.
ahead at all times. "" have no, meas.
urea mp To our English Cousins Tho
merchants Ana spIuu"rS %" Urea, RritaIr
''ur mills light N" idea 90 saline goo,y
i'r ahead. They have 10 figure cotton "a,
q premium when they do I',,mnt
VIM" IN Eng a"d It s. usually the opu..
~ IN" cotton mdrtc'S there sell 81,
4 hig discount. while hcr" a, Cd 'r.niu.r
ana foreign sp.uuors arc stud,n,s a.
h"" Ia avail tlouselvc. 90 "a, av.
opportunities. """'
'h'F as III" wear talI has n,s.cj go
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.


BIl If.t-IH" matkct closed STEADY,
WIN moder'i" supplies and demand
stimulated bN Sfh~"ht"" Weather H.
Srlpts IN t"e pa N"'k scr" 1850 pack
as' 'sLlhs' 'L''' pa N'srs IN ne same
M..h as n"'d h'HHhI '''N 'inp.' -
s!eal.,: uurt's NJ NOM" thd .'ls'
h hm a. ~. - '.,..r ',"'"s H.",nc
- n" LIS ''L'
~" anI ,r"rH. nnsu So, .n.I" r,'""n
$500" 800. ~ 49, 'a.., - u'N
I,',sI r-ssmcrv - ,.atsr,,. 49, '",,
nrn,. -.uova,ed st.,ay n,rkin, si, ,r'
INA al arner pric... prires. t'raa u.ry.
extr,e. 8. score "a. higher scor,ng SIr.
nrsis. S3 10 III sco~.. Is 9.c ss.1u7s ga
-7i2 unsdltod. fancy. 34aa5. Prime -
choice, 81 u $40 hold, 'N'ras. ga -si,r A..
~itte. dairy. tub. rucst. apa 3lc good to
higher scoring. 8nV3lr. nrs'.. .5T.>i,, .
prime. 4fu.Sy. common to falr. sta
.Giac.; renovated 'Nttas, ga .ai.r,
:l'g u .!c; seconds, .o,4' ia'Nirg Nto.N,
dun" make hne' -oG;lr ,r,'y1. NJ tkg'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
80 for the Indiana Harbor Bel, lin.

az for Oh. Y,d,o,, rI.J. p
Ok TO- ,hs $500 800 &c. Inns
Canadian G-nverr,.,, - ,"'
" 'oNel"'""'' !, TOT the Della
"V L".ha"aH"a ara western and .
~ ~ "" i"rN 'ehtFa!. Contracts
w. ""ol' locomotives are pend ng.
,ta,. " cNpo'' ior ohlna. pre-
.'o"s's ho'e"' IN the last four weeks
'"e 'o'omotlHe builders have taken or
u''' I"r ios locomotives. showing that
~ o'u'rr ihs' week wer" 20 la excess
-, o'".r' paced dIring the previous
""' "'eHs'
pa,,o,
srs, ,,o .t"'..'n' ouy!AE during the
two weeks or "rua'E ara a las;
already been ri,,.l ~ IONS nav"
Guided :, 80" IN me mills. In
or moo 49, .oent uFng were 1000
,racL ac,... TOT ne plates and other
-.
Earnlrx, n, ,L. ,...
ra,.,,' 800 ~esI'nated, were APPROX
go, s'''''",u"V net. The estimates
tn. ,I"" f'o'poo.ooo to $4,000. 900.
a ooo ntAn~sl AR" pas on shipments O,
,ar 90 80 a. "A proht of about sl3
sio n ooo W. " a lttl~ more than
as 0oo n0o SUES or a little more than
cbarr''vu "e' AFTER d"ductlng interest
.s,,,Se va "onus' More Conservative
40 p.''e tne ret prof's at abou,
~ a.. oa a. "'''''tihr gross earnings
saanS ''',"oo ahd net earnings Of sa4..
4, sshIicant. however. that
~. ~" inside estimate TX reached
49, - '"'i"S 'H' last quarter v,re
-, d" any quarter ia tho his
w =" CORPORATION. The largest
- ."',,llsS curing a fourth quar-
,ori, :" - "h'le the larg y, quar-.
cnr me-" r"n.nss ~ any year were So
80" III ~" lh'id quarter Of 1907, when
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
Live stock Market.

SATURDAY. January Is.
Receipts OF beeves we're 33+ head, includ
Ing 4 cars for the market, Feeling hrrI.
steers 81 n 1850 per 100 lbs, oven So, aOn
s7.25; bulls H75Ts6; cows 50, asa So 30;
tail ends $3.50, Dressed beef steady.
com mon to prime native sides selling at
1914 ai4c. per H.: some extra beef NJ
Receipts OF calves were 40 head, In
Guiding IS for the market. Demand fair
and prices steady: common to prime veais
sold al $3.50 81? per 100 lbs; culls $50
steady; city dressed ycals ltgis,so. per
H.; country l2m lGc. dressed barnyard
Receipts Of sheep and lamss ware go
yelling arm. Fair lambs sold at al per
100 lbs, Dressed mutton steady at roe
itie 4lfiac. Country dressed dollhouse
lambs almost nominal at teu3l3 per
Rsceipts Of hogs were l.iIo head, all
conrdgned direct TO local slaughterers;
Feeling nomdnally steady. Country dressed
hogs In moderate demand. At seize. per
49,; roasting pigs st 1a01sc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
COTTON DECLINES
AFTER EARLY RISE
NarLc, Opens Up on Good
Cables and Says on Local
Liquidation.
LARGE IINTERS OUTPUT

Co''au followed Yesterday the course
,s,,h has become almost a habit lately.
prices opencd M Oh good cables and
dec,sed or local selling. The opening
rerres.uted an advance of 5 to 10
,o,rts. and the closing showed a net
loss FOR the day OF / 10 I points.
ore news feature " interest was the
,e,or, - the Census Bureau oil the
s-,oi,, Of cotton seed crushed. and the
srou., ot linters obtained from this
,-or The figures have no hearing
vrs,cvor ON the cotton market. but
they ars Interesting In showing the de-
,,aud FOR liutcrs. which are used chiefly
,o- Ga, manufacture ~ snokeless pow
d.- ,1d gun cotton. Although the
amount " cotton seed crushed up to
r,-y,r- was only 2,62s.oo0 tons.
against 2.33S.n0O tons last year. a fall
,,r or II about zoo. 90" tons. the output
~ 'utsrs IA larger than last yea The
amount ~ llntcrs obtained is placed at
tgs. ooo bales. against i62 600 last year.
Ar,prding 20 the New York Cotton
f,yc' a.ea the sp'uners' takings for the
week we~c i02. 900 bales. against $4,000
bales last, wear. The total takings OF
Amorrau cotton hv spinnets to date ere
s,O' .o0u bales. compared with $685.. 900
ls'ss 'tst year and 1%,7i0.0o0 bales two
yeas ago. Thus IL viii he seen that
'ha absorption OF cotton Is still on n
much larger scale than last season.
ss,es ot prin, cloths for the week
we're 2l5.ooO pieces. compared with
.so.doo last year.
In their veeklv letter Messrs A.
Norler X Co. say The market Is
practically deadlocked fr- the present.
hu, meanwhile. notwithstanding export
d'Nicul,ics. the ron Is gradually moving
e'ous into rad channels at
tive prices and with DEMAND rather In
excess " offerings. There would seem
" be- uo reason for the South 10 change
:s policy Of gradual marketing and we
believe that this will result In A decided
Improvement In values as the season
progresses"
Market closed barely steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
THE SUGAR MARKET.
L'Rht Trading in Raw-Reaned
Firm-Futures Moderately Active,

The volume OF business in the market for
raw SUGAR was ANAL. total GALES reported
amounting to lb.Mo bags Of Porto Rcos at
tumors. however. that rehners were willing
10 pay 3ssc. cost and freight for Cubas for
February and March shipment. and the un.
dertone Of the market was distinctly steady,
with an absence OF pressure. which was be.
iieved TO reflect further European buying in
CUBA and a scarcity OF ocean tonnare.
kehited sugar WAS firm on the basis OF
"I"c. Tor fine graduated. A moderate bust.
ness reported Tor export anV a fair domestic
The market for sugar futures was moder.
atcly a1lve. with continued buying. which
was credited TO Cuban account. and covering
on the part OF shorts, owing to the evidences
OF nrmness in the spot market for raw
Prices follow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
Trust COMPANIES
NOT MEN BERS OF
FEDERAL RESERVE HANK
NO ROCK ISLAND INTEREST PAID
Payment Deferred On 1000. OOO
D~cbcntur, UOnds.

ln;rr"s' In" yesterday on The $50
O0o,0o0 per cent. d'h,utures - the rA.-
Gag , Ro'l Island oui Pacific Ralway
company was mo-; plid, The pdym-ul
Of interes' wa deferred last year. Tn.
payment wd~ later made with re'civ.
crs' certificates.
While no official announcement has
been made b. y understood that ,uc
protective committee representing the
holders ~ d,ncr'ur" bonds. 90 Wu,p..
seward Pross'r - chairman, VII com
rlete arrany 'm"nts 90 advance the lauu-
AIRY IL COUPONS, which have been de-
fauited
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
U. S. STEEL'S GREATEST
PROFITS AT END OF 1915
Estimate $4,000 600 Earn
iny> in Last Quarter Make
Years Gains S126. 200. 600.

Prosperity is leading ;he railroads 20
place larger contracts for equipment.
I,NS - heard Of steel prices being too
high 20 permit OF contracts te!nG placed
a; th!s time. Necessity IL compelling
and earnings are ample 10 permit eN-
~yenditures. However much present high
pr.,cs may be dcplorcl the! are leSiti-
mate. resulting from the abnormal de-
maud tn. steel companies have done
all iney possibly could 10 ircrease out
put "a take care 81 the demand upon
t4cIu and plant capacity IL being IN
creased lap!diy. II Is a significant fact
tina the railroads placed more orders
for motive power in the last week than
In The previous three weeks. while the
car contracts closed IL the last two
weeks have been larger than At any
time since early November.
The railroad equipment contracts
closed las' week called for nearly lOO.-
GOO tons % rolled steel products, NJ
which more tina nalr tine Tonnage was
, du. 10 orders booked l., Ii" merchant
ear builders. w. the iast few weeks
"a" contracts placd have called for
approximately 10000 tons ~ steeI bars.
plates and shapes. Last week the car
builders placed orders for 100, 600 tons
~ = kAN ~ lfNiV f'tN' NV WIZ W
! tiating for 10000 tons, including tn"
10. 900 tons required in the building OF
the cars placed last week.
since January I the rail mills have
taken contracts for only about $4,000 to
40. 900 OF standard section rails but,
Including tho last two weeks ~ Dcc"m-
her. the average weekly buying in the
last month has been close TO 10000 tons
Last week supplementary orders w"r"
. placed by the Northern Pacific, Clover
Leaf. baltimore and Ohio aud Cleveland
Hallway which, with miscellaneous or
dcrs and several lots of light sections.
resulted I'm contracts OF about @o,oo0
tons. Moderate rail tonnages ar" under
negotiations for domestic shipment, and
about 1000 tons for export. h latter
Include $4,000 tons for Italy and 5000
tons for France, In the iaSt four weeks
rail orders hav, aggregated about lii,-
GOO tons.
The mos. significant feature ~ the rc-
cent railroad buying OF equipment 10 the
plaring Of orders for bridge work. Last
week fabricated steel contracts for rail
r'ond bridges called for G,6oo tons In
the last four weeks railroad bridge con
tracts called for more thar 1000 tons
Of shapes, The largest Individual con
tracts placed last week, were: Burliug-
ton, .lOO tons: the Glover Leaf, 2,lh0
tons. and the Erie. l,3o0 tons, The
LARGEST bridge contract now pending is
for the Lake Shore. which will require
several Thousand tons, There are nu-
merous small orders pending in the East.
and there ~ reason to expect solne larger
contracts will be closed before the end OF
| the month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
C%OTTONSEED OIL.

W. 'tre was Arm and new highs were
' " |n I've list. Crude oil IL gradually
yong aosorbed 81 GO. Iteiiners we're buy
~" .1csl market and The bulk Of the
''. - came from speculative longs, The
.rlsh to January IL 200. 900 tons
'- .."H mat % u year ago. OH exports
Oh sept miner total $4,000 barrels.
- - 100 Il year ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES.


fRbAl'NAN LITTLE III N,;Ary y
4 r'''ttnii i' bankruptcy has h.., 49,
hGainS' IN" Broadway Llt''r IT,rr.,r
ln', which conducted y ra-,nrrsn,
h~r"sf"ar and Fprty-"Ightn .,,es ~,
nc NI"y'- 'outrartIns Company a c,,d.
.''f Tor W., 'pr work and rp,tey. =.
from S"ri"mh"r 10 - November
was alleged that tn" ,onpanv ,nsdo
rt''"reuiia' PAYMENTS $4,000. -rsn-,.rr.d
mo- Nhidls" Hud accounts s5.nO0 ana
sdiI.iit"d inability 20 pay to iehrs. I,s
.llti"- ar" sail 10 bee 100000 ana s.se,s
,-'""o The "'mpan" vas Incorporate
IN ,AprN. 1915. Nifh ,spI'sl stock g. ooo
tn"k n ten yea '"asc ~ tho 4, s.rnr. Of
~" ~hn'i'nI 81 % rental " 5000 "a
.t'un u ''a'. .pHnr"I. Z; e. sa'd sSo,t
Goa IN Equipment tud imprcr ern.,.,
- opened . few Uuurhs ago
HCNEY 4 WElSSHTNiEH s,.vna, az,
=" M's' Or -."'onr s'rs"' has rled b.,
.I,i'n I'm AtUkrHptnN Wit l,b,u,io.
F"''7i an" no ASA" Aroug tho rr.I.
.n.E a." ~" t;.'ntw %tsI.Y r..
" ,li Nr.r, NltinuJI BANK. ,1-a
ALICE y HOLLAND residing AT vr,,.
,"'h> l'~ ~ OF y petition ll ~hanNrunt.
WIN 'ifhl''''"s g , .trI 300 r,g-'e -
&c. 'i ..s. 'n .t'.-. 90. -.
N"E'' 81 'Hp .... 81 fr. l..Hr,.,
'' amos. .',' ..|u... ..t,... ....
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Jan II Prices frmer, with tho
volume Of business small. Union Carbide
gained 2 pOluts. Diamond Match. Ill,no,s
Brick and Booth Fish common were a littie
higher No special changes In tho balance OF
the list Bond market steady. The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOsTON Jan. .1b.-There WA . Arm tone
IN the COPPER shares market. with trading
~ only moderate volume Prices, generally
hlgher. closed. near the best figures. Railroad
and industrial shares were dull and feature
less The SUMMARY:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

h'ce'ent oPportuni'S. large pronts ca ,
be made $4,000 required. can rails.
$4,000 two Or three Young mon reou,r,i
NI'h capita 20 complete. H.. Box 40 sup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16

THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

F'NORE. Jan - Goshen was frac,
ro'aIly higher Quiet trading in the genera
q h".r- IN demand and firm in tone Tn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON Jan Il The statement or
the receipts and disbursement of the TirI-
ury shows:
THIS month Fiscal year
Rcro pts ....,. .. g. '-, III E , $40
Disbursements .... ., 3" 30 Gee, l'-t ".
Deficit ........ N"-' 81" fhh'N,6-i
Rr,rIrts from customs to 4y f,ul. ~: ~
'crnil revenue. ordinary, Si.-l6.Yl9. income
taN. SCI. Sj9: miscellaneous, t'' ~
National bank notes r,,rINou for rcdcmp
tion, s., i"i.56l.
Tho current statement NJ tho United States
Treasurer for January ~ shows
GENERAL FuND
Available gold. ... .,..,.,,.... $50 Hess
Ayniihlr s,lvtr. ,,....,...,... l,@-l.l"'
United States notes .... .... ..... 6f5., SIS
National bank notes and Federal
reserve notes .... ........ a, 90 80
Certified checks on banks. ..... l1.-NG
Subsidiary silver MINOR com amt
silver bullion. .... ...... 20 ~, So
Enclassi fed ,uusortci uIrrcutyl l.uil ~;
i.roslts IN banks ana Philippine
Treasury -. w.. @.2a2.l
AvHlahl" currency Iu N'oasrry
and banks ...... ... ........ 1889 .A
De,IuC, Carrri, NIhlllt'rs asa 02
Net balance in -cnrral fund ...... 'il. laG,i,-
RESERVE Fund
Gold CON and hull nu ........ ..... So a,1Oos
TRUST Fund
To redeem out u landing ccrtlfcates l,91,, s. SSl
Grand total cash assets In Treasury . IN 'o .rt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16

Tho local market for spot cotton was quiet
riddiins unchanged ut l2 j0c Southern spot
markets. as officially reported were un-
unused New Orleans. Il lac: Galveston.
.r savannah. l2i.c Memphis. IL 3sc. :
Algas'a u Ofc Houston. y soc.
New Orleans market closed steady
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16

lee Association compares A follows with III e
Actual reserves by classes Of Clearing Hous
member :
Members Of
Fed. Res. State Trust
Bank. Banks. Cos.
vaults ....... .sa54,i4 ~ 900 So, sos. 900 sis. 1853. 900
Reserve In de.
positories .... 16s. e9i 900 II. teo. 900 ass 900
'R e . rye re.
quired on ret
demand a d
time deposits. aes. 10. 10 5s.s5I. go 1872 ,00i 800
Excess reserve. 1873. ese. 500 $500. $50 1904, 800
Inc. in excess. t,3o3,96o ti.oOs. 500 Il. 70 .76o
-
'In tho case of State banks and trust com.
panies only reserves on net demand deposits
are given. no reserves being required on time
deposits. decrease.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16

Prev
clnae

To Liverpool market Opened steady There
n.s \ far demand IN spot cotton. with MD.
r- d ruuts adv ii'e at SID Sales. $500
ttes .. cipts. 1000 balcs-all American.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-16

~ the fourth quarter 1918 earninxs
or TN" United states Steel Corporation
are accepted as $4,000 900 the no,
earnings during tho second half OF the
year were approximately $751; zoe. 600.
inui'atins ina tn" aggregate ne, earn
ings for the year were sle6 100 ana
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-11-22
Learn to say Pathe- Pathephone.
Dance! Thursday, Nov. 3Oth, War

Learn to say Pathe- Pathephone.
Dance! Thursday, Nov. 30th, War
rem opera house. ~. 81. S -
II The Vega Farmers, club meet next
Saturday evening, Nov. 25th. :, Il, -
LILLIAN Walker" Thursday, Nov:
30th, Thanksgiving night, at Dream
land. .-.. -.
Saturday Special! "A Touch Of
High Life, two act panic Of fun,
at Dreamland. r. Il
Miss Ethel Munger is visiting at
the homes Of Mrs. C. R. Wood and
A. L. Wood; Of Bristlet. -
WANTED some one to do plain sew
ing daily. Apply Mrs. Brooks, care
Of Mrs. Braggans, Warren, Mimi.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid of
Euclid will hold their fourth annual
bazaar on the evening Of Dec. 7th.
M. J. Mccain arrived from the
Forks on Monday and spent the day
looking after business matters here.
Joe McGregor, of town Of Com
stock, has sold registered Shorthorn
yearling bull to Ed. Rosendahl Of
this city.
N. O. STADIUM and family left Mon
day for Luverne, Mimi, where they
will visit at Mr.. Stadum's old home
for a few days. !
Oscar Johnson has rented the old
Scandia hotel property on Johnson
avenue and will move his meat mar
lot m +L,;c b,,;1dinr
Remember the Lut-fish and Turkey
supper served by the ladies of the
Swedish Lutheran church at the
opera house on Tuesday evening,
Nov. %. ...;
The annual Lut-fsh and Turkey
supper by the ladies of the Swedish
Lutheran church, will be g iven at the
opera house next Tuesday evening.
Don't miss it.
The Winner Tanning Mills have a
reputation of making every purchaser
satisfied; bring in sample of grain
and let us show you. For sale by
Lundgren, Wittensten & Co.
E. J. Conner and A. Hammerlund,
of Alvarado and Geo. A. Lindgren, of
Hallock, were here few days ago
and looked over M. w. Munger's herd
of O. I. C.'s and each of them pur-
chased a boar.
Robert Tell and family have moved
to town from their farm in Bigwoods
and have taken possession of the fine
home near the hospital purchased by
him some time ago. We well
come this excellent pioneer family of
the county to this city.
| Saturday Special at Dreamland!
Paddy Mcclure, the Irish fun maker
in his latest two act comedy, "A
Touch of High Life. Also Crane
Wilbur in a splendid dramatic fea-
ture ''The Haunting Symphony"