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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20

ter; Rdnder, 112 (gonnoIIp), britier
3eit loo 3s5.
Die 81 Wutuefs be5abltsn: Gbdl.
msrs. Straight 5000, plaee $3.50
tein @bcp; 1Osue, place $3.50, iein
Sboip.
Se4Fes Rennen - l Wletls
unb 70 Darhs: 9urco, 101 (M. @ars
ner), setponen; 2ittls Bigger, 96
@arrett), apeitsr; RtfIe Sbooter. los
(G. @entrb), pritier. 3,it: 1:49 1s5.
Die So Mutusls be5oblten: Surco,
Straight 1920, plaee $3.50, Sbon
$3.7O; 3ittIc Bigger, plaee So. Sbow
$40; Rifle Sbopter, Sbop $3.50.
Siebentes Rennen-1 1s16
MeiIe: Sbrian, ia (@ooie), eeipcn.
nsn; Mabel Dulipeber, 104 (1udles),
5lreiisr; @oIib Rod, 106 Burton),
britter. 3eit 1:51 1>5.
Die So Mutllels be5ablten: SDrian.
Straight $40, place So, Sborp
$3.50; MabsI 0uIfueber, plaee $6.1o,
Sbpp $4.3O; Splib 0Pod, Sbou
$40.
syiir bic beltigen Bremen tpurben
fplaenbe glnmslounsen esmadt:
Grites Bremen = Selling; 2>idbs
rise Maibens; 5 Hurlonss: psarI 6
104, SUB anb 5riIls 104, Rcpol 104,
Rutb WebIe 1O4, 9elpet 104, Guin
109, Mapitar 1O9, gel Com 109,
9llice Weifsnbad 109, 5rapper 109.
Npn 9kn 112.
3ipeites Bremen = 3sjdbrige; 6
SurIpnss. Cater Greetings 100, Qll.
pisrce 1O2. GbarI,p Wtgse 1o3. 81.
Bert Thurman 1O4, guiineb Issnt
104, MinIfrsl 1o4, 9Olala los,
WorIb's WonSsr 105, GIart M 105,
9t!er. gtb los, 2ut.mds 109, Gedtbsr
9uitsr 109, gaI6 on 0s!iperb 116.
9rities Rennsn - 3sjdbriee unb
lliere; Mdibns; ! Weile unb 10
yarbs: Tarmur 102, Sontbern
Qeaau. 102, Gun Waip 102, Samss
Soflss 1O2. SG saoiu l02, SantO
102, Sron Mafsr 104, pieree W
1o5. Z. 6. Gtors LOT.
9iert.s Rensn - Robmopne g5rs
fe; 3=iGbrise unb dltere; 8 GurIones:
etepbsn R 102, Ulileitone 102, Bla4
die Daip 1O2, Gb. SOtuarb 1o4, Sr.
Carmen lot, Or. 2arrid LOT, 2abp
Wsriean 107.
JiinFtes R.nrsn = 3.jdbriae unb
dliere; II Wtile: WtIaa 81. gpl.
WeRab SO, Qaon Boribineton 102.
llnele Win 102, R.quiram 106. @oIb
Color 107, Syirit Siar Ill.
Sehit.s mtnrsn - 2stdbrige; l
Weils: Sonsp SbIi 100, Dafipopo
Bob 100, Ben oampfon 102, 9udnsr
1O2, Milbrep 102, 2abp aatbrhn
105, 2ueiIIe q 108, psrieus 10s,
anebeltdmp loo.
Si,bentss Rennen - 3sjdbrtas
unb Gltsre; 1 1s16 Weile: Surpais
fing 106, Wbite grpfpn 106, andp R
107, gooier Bin 100, Rsno no, go'
manga 10, Waterproof ITO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-20

ter unb See Mop ipesen unssiebIiden
Weriaiifs bon Spirituoisn ie su breis
big Tasen gefdnsnib. Carl Slirt
tpurbe pessn @inbru9s in einen 81.
fenbabnpasson 5u einem Sabr 3u6ts
baus perurtbsilt. Sofspb Chancellor,
ipelder an Or. 8. Stepenion III
portsmoutb. g., einen GrpreFunsss
brief seiarieben bat, tpurbe gu le9s
Munuten 9efdngniB perurtbeilt. grs
neit @ople, ipelher fpessn 0erfuufs
Don Harcottcas gu ueun5is Sagen &C.
fdnsnib perurtkiIt iporbsn mar, iiels
tie an ben Ridter Gpbran bic Bite,
bdb es ibm persDnnt tperbsn m0se, ben
Weibnadtstas i'm RreHe ieinsr SAINT,
lie 81 perleben. Der Ri6ter entsegnez
te, er iperoe bas 9ittseTu6 beriidiidz
tigen.
- Die bieIise YoIisei tpurbe sss
fern babOn bend6ri9tigt, bab Y.
(9lIer.) 9osun, pelher BON Der bis'is
gen Surp fir seiitestrant ertldrt uno
nad Der 2atelanp Srrenanitalt ges
fanbt ipprben mar, aus Der oprtigen
Nnitalt snttpiden fei.
= Sn Der seItsrn absebaltsnen
Stbung Der Stabt &ommiiidre er'
fdien cine Delegation Der 9iirser oes
Wsitsnbss, ipel9s bagegen proteitirte,
bab Solagebdube an Der Gin Strdbe
erri6tet iperben, ba bic 5eusrpebr
nur unter S9lpierigteiten jene Stras
be gu errei6en i'm Stanoe lei. Wapor
Grais eripisberte, bab cine Durauf be-
siislibe Srbinans ausgeurbeitet fperz
ben ioll.-Sis Sub>Poli5iiten, peld,s
$40 ipeniser als bic resuldren puli5:@
Iten erbalten, petitionirten barum, bob
lie oasielbe Salair tpie bic Resuldren
erbalten. - Spbn aosnig, BON Der s.
StraBe unb Sanoforb 9luep perlangt
$500 Sdaosneriab, ba isin Srunbs
ftiid hur9 bic Repuratur bes glb=
5usstanals bei6Gbiet poroen lei,
Wappr Craig bemertte biersu, SuB
Die Stabt cine Sfferte gum Setroge
bon $3.50 ssmadt bate, bab jsbpA
aoenis oas gnsrbietsn suriitipiss.
Die 9lnseleeenbeit tpurbe oem Stabts
Solisttor iiberipieien. Die gaditei.!s
Yflaitsruna Der Sbtnbone allep tpur-
be aneeorbnet.
- q. q. Greene ppn siip gooingz
ton, ipel6er ansetlagt tporben mar,
bic poft gu betriigerifden 3lpeden be-
niist gu bubsn, bstonnte lid seitern
i'm gunbesseri9t fir iduIoig uno
ipurbe gu $500 Gelbitrafe oerurtbeilt.
Gr bate ansehli6 bier unb in Gins
cirnati Geitdftslotale unter Dsri9isz
benen Hamen etabIirt unb 9aarsH
erbaItsn, bic er ipdter oertauft 3aben
ioll.
- Der Sp6p. giihpf j. BrOi'
Tart Mil I'm SntereiIe Der totboIii9eH
WObltbdtisteits InitaIten Der Cos
OiDoeie einen Ratb Tiir
Do6ltbGtistsit sriinben. Sum 9prs
iibenbeu ipurbe pfdrrer Serrp Saps
pert une gum SetretGr pfarrer Dlis
dasl 2ed ernannt. Die anberen Wits
slieber beg Ratks finb: Sobn 5.
unb peter 9iG bon Goninss
ton unb Or. Sofepb ). Bad bon
ReDport. Der Ratb, tpel6er auf 5
Sabre ernannt tpurbe, tpirO jdhli4
5pei unteriu6ungsn MAIDEN. Der
3tped bieier ssit9emGben Snititution
liest in Der Organization Der Wohls
tbdtistsit unp Der JDroerung ersleb'
lider unb seiunbbeitsbisulider 5iirs
forge Der Saultinbsr ,@entilation,
S9uB DOR Jeuersgefubr unb G9nli9sr
tpel4e iebenfaIIs Se1
Hadabmung tpertb iirto.
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tuns Der sesenpdrtissn germaIiuna
bur9 Sidbt apmmiff6re etildrf
Wenn bic bieiisen gefddftsmdnner,
benen bic fortfhrittlih. gntiptdeluna
nnIerer Stabt am SerSen liest, 5u
@uniten Der essenipGrtissn ftdbtiIden
gsripaItuns eintreten, 70 fpridt bieS
am osutlidIten fir bic 9eibebaItuna
unierer iesigen Administration. Der
Sreibrief, pel6er an bic Strabenbabr
persetsn iperpen Ioll, tpurbe ebenfaas
inboiIirt; ebenIo bic 9lussabe Der
9pnbs fir ben 8au bss nsuen Spd.
Tdulgebdupes beItimmt unb bic glns
gabe bon gonbs fir Die Grridtung
eines @ranatoriums our 8erbrennllna
rer @bfdGe. prGiibent Ben. goipr
man ernannte ein &ommittee, lpelAes
Yrof. 9tntbonp Shuh in Der @riin.
hung eines itGbt. geIangsoereins iins
tsrItiiben ioG. Die Mitslieber BEG
&pmmittees iinb: 6. Resenitein, Sobn
Shupp, ,Gmil @erbarbt, Brent Spence,
Milton Wlarr, Gia Dapis, hilbert
Sauer. Sarrb 9lbbutt, Tuppr aioings
ton unb Gus. &pebler.
= 9lm nGdften Spuntag tptrb i'm
&lpiter gum .9utsn Soirten" in Camp
bel SO. r9eburtstus" ubssbalten
rerben. 9aben an Sriidten, pre-
Ierpen, bic fir bic Waiisn bsittrmt,
mDesn nad benz aIpiter seianbt, ober
dn bic Soigenben abseeebsn iperben:
Srau Spbn garrp, Gruu Rpbert Cir
ingitou, 5rau Scbn Reasun, IT. SOf.
NiafdinOt, SrI. MOlie Gantipsa.
- Or. Srbn 9. pbtbian, elmer Der
9tsrste bss Spssrs SOipituls, ertIdrt:
ssitern, bab am 10. Iopember bon Der
sriten @insabIuns Der Subitriptionsn,
ipeI6e fir bag Spipital ee5si9nst
rurben, $4,000 CUR SeduHg BON
Sdulben perpenbet iperbeu 1olen.S Der
Gircuitridier Otto DOlf ipirp ftrner
einen gsiratb, aus prominenten Biirs
ger beitebenb, ernenten, tpelter i'm
0srein nit bem geeenlpGrtian 5rus
itetat6 bic gsrpaltuns beg Snitituts
Iciten fou.
- cSm Gircllitgerid)t tprroen &C.
itern foIgellbe Stelterflagen Der Staot
0upton abgepieien, oa Elm glusglei6
ersielt poroen mar: @egen Carrie
csnales, $2t.5; G1nma gengle.
$109. 81; Sarriet Campbell, $29.S9; (;
Soiepb Spnf, $11719. - Sn Der
aIage BON @m. 2obr aegen 9lnna
Sufgieger erbielt Der alaeer $1,000
suerfannt. auf bic @eserfIage Der
8erflogten tpurben bieier $3.50 5uge'
iprpden.
- Ssoiepb 3pegac5 bon Welrbod,
gS. @a., fam geitern nod oenl Yoll.
Seiquartier uno flldre I'm bic eriaiib.
nib rad, in Der Sail itbernatten 81
biirfen. Or eradblte, bab er porlestr
1aft In Cincinnati Inn cine beSer'
ter1be @eIbi,unnte beraiibt poroen lei.
gr babe bereits an feline 8uttin nm
oas nothise 9feifegeIb fir Die $eini'
fabrt telegrapbirt. gr erbielt i'm Sta.
tionsbaus elm Iodtauurtier.
- @m. gopo, SO Sabre alt, elm
pmidreiner BON gtp. 1921 Hlttilom
Strabe, ,pirb felt elmer @o6e permibt.
- Gie aIten Deutihen geetpports
erilrnern ii6. bab Saidter Sreb. 9.
Spieael, pclfer ou6 bos ebrenpoae
almt bes @iirsermeiiters bon Ginein.
natl inne bate, Dor 40 sobren als @e.
ridteritatter oes Gincirnatier golfs.
bIatt in Ielpport tbdtis sefpeien 1T. er
5dbIt inter ben bieiiger Deitiden
cine 9egion bon Sreunben, .peIfe i'm
en raditen Wor,tog glbe,lb, mann er
III Der 9eutid-Republifauiih Wfai.
ie,loeriamlnIling ipreher Miro, cine
ityn1eidlelboftp Spdtipu berettpn fcer.
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Maf ber Gladt
gefinben fid bic 9eipobner BON Gun
anbrss DOR WilIa unb ieiner
Wannf4dft.

Stabt gbibubua, 10. Dit.
Gin 7slesramm, bas BEL BEN Gensral
5reOino sinliei, befast, bab Willa iib
nit 400 wlann 5sbn Weilen nDrbIid,
bon San anbrss befirbe. Die snts
febteil getpobnsr Der Sidbt flisxn
mad gbibubua; Der sanss Diitritt bon
Gan 9lnbNs foll entpoItsrt iein.
Spdber, pelhs BON Santa Dfabtl
ausseianbt tpurbsn, itellten ftft, baB
iid aaf Ranses 5pifden Guiibuirias
die unb San 4nbres 0ilIa ganbiien
befinben. Sn eriierer Staoi foil iid
Sobn yne3 SalaJar. elm untsrbt'
isblsbabsr Dillas, nit fsinsr abtbeis
lung befinben.
Der General 1renino bat oem 0es
neral Carlos Ssunia bsfobIen, nit
1000 Mann aapaIleris bic Wiua @ar'
bitten 5u perfplssn.
~ - - mOH -. 49,
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Weifelt Naxnemiller's ettel
Gut &ahss. 0sbes $tuas "a.
lraxtist.
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Qls berlpren

@irb bas Idnsit er,uartete llnteriee.
Sanoasidiff Bremen" betradtet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27
COFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK. February 2S.-The mar
ket for coffee futures was steadier to-
day Yesterdays near month liquida-
ton seemed to have relieved the mar
ket of pressure and there were COM
paratively few sellers around the ring
this morning. The opening was l to 6
points higher in response to the steady
Brazilian cables. and the market i'm
proved on scattered covering, a little
European buying and a moderate de-
mand from local trade interests. May
sold up to 1884 and September to 500.
with the close steady at a net advance
of to II points. Sales. 1900 bags.
February. 7.6S: March. 7.ss: April, 7.7s;
May. 7.S3; June. 7.ss; July. 1872; Au-
gust, 1877: September. SOP: October
sos; November. sos; December, S.12,
and January. SIS.
Spot coffee steady; Rio rs. ga: San
tos As. 10h. No change was reported
in ocean freights or in the coast and
freight situation.
The ofiicial cables reported an ad
vance of 1-32d in the rate of Rio ex-
change on. London. with no change in
milreis prices. Brazilian port receipts
$4,000 bags; Jundiahy. 1900 bags
Santos reported a clearance of $4,000
bags for New York, but there seemed
to be some uncertainty as to the
steamer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27
CHICAGO GRAIN,

ss Gi'H1isAGo: Ill. February 26.-Excited
selling that resulted from pessimistic
sursmlses ABOUT developments in the
, nuona.lne issue and that arose from
oun brought about severe break in
wheat The market closed semi-de-
mer II; IS. * to 81 net lower. with
finished 4 = a 1m. July at 11oA: Corn
on hass to Nal, but provisions un
changed to higher.
AItnough wheat showed weakness
from the outset declines in ouotations
did not become radical until the Iasf
nour OF the session. Attempts here to
explain setbacks in the New York stock
f narKet as being possibly due to a less
preach between the United States and
Germany were what first gave to wheat
the violent downward Impetus that
to tor nee loose 100, a food of standing orders
70 losses. During the rush to unload
an erroneous rumor spread that the
Germans had captured the whole
fortress .I OF Verdun. The effect on the
market was to increase greatly the
pressure to sell. Denials about Verdnn
anorded little or no relief
Before the stampede of the wheat hills
LOOK LOOK pace a forecasts of heavy shipments
something Of weight on the market. De-
mand was further curtailed by the fact
u; tna ~ most OF Yesterdays big export sales
II .ne Cheeo states mad turned out to be
LOT deierred shipment. The furry In the
iast hour found the market virtually bare
OF Duying orders except those coming
from shorts who were in a position to
realize profits ~
Corn finally gave way, owing to the ex-
Irene weakness of wheat. Throughout
most OF the day, however, the corn mar
ket showed considerable strength, the re-
suit mainly of receipts being small. Oats
followed the action of corn. Buying on
tne part or cash houses was q feature in
the first half Of the session.
higher prices on hogs carried proyi
Stops up grade. The weakness Of cereals
acted only as an Offset in part. Shin
menus OF lard and meats were in excess
OF last years figures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27
,MARKET NOT ABLE
! TO MEET PRESSURE
Early Gains Wiped Out and
Entire List Yields to Pro-
fessionaI Selling.
Even INVESTMENT ISSUES
ARE LACKING IN SUPPORT:
Leading Rails Yield Points in the
Drive Which Accompanies
Final Dealings.

- NEW YORK, February 26.-Opening
with some show of strength under the
lead of Reading and American Loco
motive, which soon rose points each.
today's brief market gradually yielded
to'increasing pressure. which emanated
largely from professional sources.
better understanding of the political
situation at Washington was more than
ohfaet by latest reports of German sue
cesses in France
Ehfe latter development served as
lever for the further depression OF
prices, various speculative issues scor-
inr lowest prices of the week. Sup
port was negligible at hest, even In the
investment shares. while specialties or
fefed no resistance.
Among Weakest Issues.
Among the weakest stocks were the
petroleums, motors, Mercantile Marine
preferred, Crucible Steel. Baldwin Loco
motive and American Zinc. Coppers,
which manifested decided f1rmness at
The outset, fell back in common with
The general list later. and United States
steel was more than ordinarily sus-
ceptfble to pressure.
Leading rails like Canadian racine;
Nesv York Central and Norfolk ano
~ eatern were lower by l to points IN
the drive that accompanied the nnai
dealings. New York, Chicago and 81;
I,ouia common and second preferred
declined IL and points, respectively;
onI small offerings Ioeal saies vi
Included in the days news items was
the official statement of January Foreign
trade. which showed a decided recession
from the high tide of recent months. the
weekly reports of the mercantile agen-
cies, containing the significant state
m(nt that a disposition to proceed Win
caution is evinced in various quarters
ard the BEGINNING of a movement TO re-
lieve the vexed problem arising from
the car shortage.
Large Loan Expansion.
The weekly exhibit Of the clearing
house institutions reflected some OF the
recent new financing and shifting OF
losns incidental to such operations
Actual loans expanded by almost $4sooo.-
GOO. with a cash loss of almost $11,oOo,-
900. and a decrease of 100000 in ex-
ce3s reserves, reducing that item to the
smallest total since March of last year;
Bonds were barely steady. with totai
sales. par value. $1,625 900.
J United States registered IS ana cou-
nan 1s advanced y and y per cent,
respectively, on call during the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. February -26.-Flour-
Quiet.
Wheat-Spot weak: No. hard. 1.26:
No. / durum. 1884; No. northern
Duluth, 1876. and No. 1 northern Mani
toba, 1.44a +. o. b. New York. Futures
weak; Msy, 1928.
Corn-Spot weak; No. 2 yellow. S5h
aS61a C. |. I. New York.
Oats-Spot easy. Standard. 51a51 n:
No white. 50a501a.
Hay quiet. Hops steady. Hides hrm
Leather firm. Pork firm. Beef steady.
Lard steady. Taliow quiet. Wool
steady. Rice steady. Molasses firm.
Evaporated apples dull. Prunes hsm
but Inactive. Apricots and peaches
steady. Raisins firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27
l Will Sell

S.'OOO Washington Gas So At IO..
$1,000 WashinKtOn, Arlington ana Fall.
Church n. II. So.
xl'O00 Wash. Rwy. 4 Elec. 4ee ut sos
&5.OOO Potomac Con. So at 100.
30 Capital Traction at 81.
30 Wash. Ry. 4 Elec. pfd. at 81 ex div.
% Warrington Gas at 50.
IL Georgetown Gas At 40.
400 Warrington Utilities Co. At "a.
10 MerEenthaler Linotype.
30 LanSt0n at FIN.
10 American National Bank At 10S.
10 Continental Trust At 10.
10 22rthwest SAVINGS Bank At llh.
200 oklahoma OIL ut 50 cents.
100 American Paper Can at ga.
100 Miller Train Control.
70 Heurfch's Brewing.
100 Stark Car Coupler at ~.
Is Gayety Theater ut 40.
10 Warrington Storage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27

also that the railroads will put into
effect long contemplated Improvements.
What with improved earnings. and
a more reasonable attitude of the pub
lie toward our great transportation
companies, the chief restraint upon
railroad development has been some
what dissipated. and the outlook 10
really better than 1t has been for sew
eral years. The chief cloud now over
hanging railroad managers is the labor
problem. The demands OF the employees
are now being more or less discussed
in the open, and there is a fair chance
of satisfactory solution being reached
without any such serious conflict as At
one time feared. The labor situation
in the coal regions also appears less
threatening, the impression being that
by means of arbitration any disastrous
breach will be averted."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27
New York Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. February 20. - The
statement of the actual condition of
clearing house banks and trust com
panies for the week Give days. shows
that they hold S134.sss.7so reserve in
excess of legal requirements. This is
q decrease of $17,009.750 from last
week.
The statement follows:
Actual condition
Loans. etc, ss.sss.sss. 900; increase,
$48. 1874 900.
Reserve in own vaults tof which
crease. $s.5s4.000.
Reserve in federal bank, $166,754,-
600: decrease. $1.346.oO0.
Reserve in other depositaries, $685.
$4,000: decrease. 100000
increase, $34.273.O00.
Net time az DEPOSITS sa. s155.221.ooo; in
Circulation. .s4,s7s,ooo; increase, ST.
COS. 900.
Aggregate reserve. $72s,456,ooo.
Excess reserve. $1s4.sss.7so; decrease.
81, 00s.750.
companies in greater New York. not
included in clearing house statement:
Loans. etc. sS74.s44.ooo: increase.
Specie. s5s.sss.1oo: increase, 1884,, 400.
Legal tenders. ss.112,4oo; decrease.
Total deposits, $Ss5,s06. 900; increase,
$S87, 800.
Total deposits. $ss5.sos,o oo; increase,
$6S7, 800.
Banks cash reserve in vault, $11,-
4S1, 500.
Trust companies cash reserve in
vault, $o4,600,000.
NEW YORK, February 26. - Mer-
camille paper. 3a3A. Sterling-Sixty-
day bills. 4.71A demand, i.76n: cables,
4.76 1916. Francs Demand, S.87k
cables, 5.86k. Marks Demand, TAX
cables, 73h. Kronen Demand, 12H
cables, 1871. Guilders-Demand, 42h
cables, 42A. Lires - Demand, 6.7O:
cables, SIS. Rubles - Demand, 80;
cables, 32A. Bar silver. 56N. Mexi-
can dollars. 43k. Government bonds
steady. Railroad bonds steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27
Under U. S. Treasury Supervision.
Have You Started to Save
for Your Summer
Vacation?

Summer is coming along apace, and it will be holiday
time before you realize it. Start up for it now,
that you can have genuine free, good time knowing
that you won't have worry the size of your roll all
the time The best way is put the money right in
the bank of temptations If you like will open
Holiday Fund for you which you keep epa
entirely from your regular account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27
Fabricated Steel Orders.

Activity was developed in fabricated
steel late in the week. the orders for
buildings and manufacturing plant ex-
tensions calling for $4,000 tons of steel,
including 1000 tons for the American
Express building in New York. 1000
tons for the Wickwire Steel Company
plant at Buffalo, 1900 tons for the Bal
timore Sheet and Tin Plate Company,
1913 tons for the Grasseli Chemical
Company. 500 tons for the Youngstown
Sheet and Tube Company and 800 tons
for the Grier Pressed Steel Company,
Lansing. Mich.
Buying of pig iron was more active
in all sections; sales amounted to 200,
900 tons. half of which was for steel
making iron.
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WEEKLY FISCAL STATEMENT
OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

Reserve holdings of federal reserve
banks increased more than s1.5o0.o0O
during the past week, according to a
statement of the banks condition. Feb
ruary 25. issued yesterday by the fed
eral reserve board. The statement
shows:
RESOURCES.
Gold coin and certificates in vault s26a, 49i 900
Gold settlement fund ....-........ I6.435.0OO
Gold redemption fund with United
States Treasury ............-..- l,ol-,VVV
Total gold reserve ..... s34o, 4ss, 600
Legal tender notes. silver, etc.. 1875, 600
Total reserve .....s 1855, 11e. 600
Bills discounted and bought:
Maturites: -..
Within 10 days .............. $7.477. 0GO
From II to so days. 11.75O,O 900
From 81 to 80 days .. 1878 900
From 81 to 80 days. IL. $50. 600
Over 80 days ................ 2.366. 600
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s51, ss1, 900
Municipal warrants ......... %. 4O3, 900
Total earning assets sl06, Ole 900
Federal reserve notes tnet). 23, 1913, 900
Due from federal reserve banks
All other resources ............... 11,4O1 600
Total resources .. s5l3 500. 900
LIABILITIES.
Capital paid in Observation-Disclosures. S54 S97, 900
Government deposits ............. 81. sol 900
Reserve deposits tnetb 416. SGT, 900
Federal reserve notes met. 1886, 900
All other liabilities ............... 10000
Total liabilities ............ $513. 500, 600
Gold reserve against net deposit and note
liabilities Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Cash reserve against net deposit and note
liabilities ...................... s0.41o
Cash reserve against net deposit liz.
biiitics after setting aside 40 per cent
gold reserve against aggregate net
liabilities on federal reserve notes in
circulation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S1.3ro
Richmond District Bank.
Resources and liabilities of the fed
eral reserve bank at Richmond are:
RESOURCES.
Gold coin and certificates in vault. s4,67s, 900
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, February 26.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. $4,000 head: higher; bulk. s.60a
$40; light. 8.05aS.65; mixed. 8.35as.70;
heavy, 8.25as.75; rough, 8.25a8.40; pigs,
6.S0a7.S5.
Cattle-Receipts. 200 head; steady:
native beef steers. 6.S5a9.50; stockers
and feeders. 5.65a7.70; cows and heif-
ers, 3.26a8.26; calves. S.5Oa11.25.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head; steady;
wethers. s.O0as.50: ewes, 5.75as.35;
lambs, 9.25a11.25.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

The condition Of the United States
Treasury yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund, $113,-
S3O.95S.
Total receipts. 3l,S2s,O32.
Total payments, $1,o76.s6s.
The deficit this fiscal year 10 1884,
S23.104. against a deficit Of 3s0.377. 1875
last year, exclusive of Panama canal
and public debt transactions.