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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-06
FLoRIs.

Mrs, Sarah 0rinstead and dausntei
FdIth are visiting in Eldon at the home
Of the ofrmer's son Fred.
Mrs. Lucy Heady and MISS car !.
buchanan are making an extended WIZ
81 the home OF Mrs. Heady's son Cia. :!
ence at Hawarden, Ia, who 10 stil ~
= critical condition, but slowly improV-
4 ing.
Mrs. Ira Conner and little son Sydney
returned home Saturday from week
visit with relatives IN Mercer: Mo.
Horny wilkinson. John Thurman ano =
ychn and Arthur Henderson returned
home Sunday evening from . motor
tomr through South Dakota and Minne-
sofa.
HAnrv Jordan and daughter Mrs.
Curtis and her two sons Of Colcne:ter.
III, visited from Tuesday until Fridsy
Al the home Of the formers brotner l.
| =. Jordan in this city.
Miss Gladys Raglan went to Liberty
vile for several days visit WIN
friends and also attended the oio set
tiers reunion at Fairfield.
Robert Hart who recently purcnased
nroperty IN the north part Of town OF
IL. K. Mcvsy has sold It again to Cant
Smith. 1.
Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Davis and
Aaurhter 0wendoline Of Fremont visit.
"a relatives here from Saturday until
Monday evening.
M. J. N. stokes Of Fairfield was the
ruest OF relatives here from Saturday
until Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Harvard attend
aed the wedding Sunday evening OF Mrs:
, Harward's brother Fred Swinney OF
Relknap to Miss Avon Galpin at the
Nome of>the brides parents Nj. ana
Mra VIII 0alpin ct near BLOOMFIELD. .
II II. Mcvey Of Centerville arrived
Sunday evening to remain q few days
on business.
NJ and Mrs. A. P. Hudson left on
Monday for few days visit with rela-
tiyes in st. Joseph. Mo-. and Topeka,
Kans /
a w. Monroe and wife and william
nirrs and family Of near Bloomfield
were sunday visitors at the H. L stark
NJ and Mrs. J. D. Mccormick OF
Drakesyille ana Mr.. and Mre. William
Calm, 81 near Bloomfield visited Tues.
dsv at the Tom Heady home.
revival services Will begin q the
Christian church the last Sunday IN
October.
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will sell at public sale at what is known
as the F. c. McClung farm, miie =,
south of Hedrick, miles norh -
Agency, at Nasty corner, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. m, the 1oi-
lowing property towit:
Head Of k;orses-Consist,ng ol
black gelding. years old, welshihs :,
200: l gray gelding year ola, weis n, ia
/. 400. / Buckskin horse, years w.
weight 1900.
% Head Of Cattle-Consistins OF mn.
extra good mich cows. with caves ~
side, others to be fresh soon: ~ eo
ing yearlings; steers, heiiers.
40 Head Of Spring shoats-z0 he ad
averaging about 1870 POUNDS. ~ "e""
averaging about 70 lbs !,
Farming Implements: hay loaas1. .
hay rake. one 6 foot McCormick ohi ~,
/ Mccormick mower. Osoorhe
16x16 on truck. nearly new; one e,. 49,
disc. / John Deere riding cur, tont
new: / walking cultivator, one 10 lou'
D r a harrow. new; 1 Shutter wagon:
! spring wagon, nay raeA'
double work harness.
Miscellaneous: About. Is tons OF nay
in harm. about IA acres of corn IN neiu'
nther articles too numerous to'mention'
Terms-A credit Of IL months time
viii be given on all sums over Wv, pun .
chaser giving bankable note bearing %
per cent interest from date. Unoer stT
cash. No property to De s,,a ss% With
terms Of sale are compheo VIII"
Lunch on the grounds.
r. 4. REPLoGLE. PROP.
ID C. Humble, Auctioneer
yy.+.ox, Epyarf Clerk.
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LITTER FoR MARauAL

Postmaster C. W. MtCarty received
. letter today addressed to Vice Presi.
dent T. r. Marshall. It was mailed at
Charlton Wednesday afternoon ana
across one end the request Is made
that 1t be delivered to the vice presi.
dent when he comes to Ottumwa on
Saturday. Mr.. McCarty says the re-
quest will be granted. The writing ap
pears to be the handiwork OF a child.
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Miscellaneous

WE ARE NOW LOCATED IN OUR
new studio where we have every
modern faculty for making good pho
tographs. Our new entrance between
Swirles and Woolworth's will meet
with your approval and we invite you
to try 1t. Your business il solicited on
basis Of quality and satisfaction.
May we show you through our new
studio? Pierce's New Studio. Phone
( S6O-W
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TO TEACH SPANISH.

Iowa City, Oct. "a class In
Spanish Is to be organized for the
cadets at the university by Captain
Mumma. The reason for this move is
on account Of the present crisis on
the Mexican border where his pro-
teges may be called in the near future.
Eleven of the thirty-five officers have
already enrolled for the course.
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SECT MEETING ON.

Milford. Neb., Oct. 5.-The western
district church conference OF the
Amish Mennonite church began today
at their church near Milford with del
egates present from as far east as
Pennsylvania but chiefly from the
states of Illinois, Wisconsin. Michigan,
Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska.
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ASKS CONTINUANCE.
Two cases in the district court, en-.
titled the state vs.. John W. Stiles,
have been continued upon his appli.
cation.
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DLAcK0MlTH lNJURED.

Keokuk:: Oct. s. Joseph Creswell.
. blacksmith at Montrose. was seri.
ously injured when the horses he was
driving. bolted, throwing him down
and wheel cut an eight inch hole in
his scalp. Creswell 10 In q Keokuk
hospital in an unconscious condition.
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DENY oisrsssrd Ysur Geld.
.o,,ers and colds. don't take the risk.
take DR.. Kings New Discovery. Guar
anteed.
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ASKS FOR ATTACHMENT.

ASKS FOR ATTACHMENT.
e. q. Lenich has filed . suit In the
district court against o. L. and Eta
vantress in which he asks for an at.
tachment Of 33,495 and an order for
sale Of property.
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Smith ( Clark
Real Estate 4 EXCHANGE
We buy and sell
LAND
Phoenix Trust Building

along that route as part Of the pro-
posed trail. The visitor will probably
continue through Pella and on to Des
Moines
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Fer Rheumatism.
Apply Sloan's Lniment to the pain
full part 10 all you need. The pain goes
at once. Only Csc.
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VOTE FOR SEWER.

Higginsville. Mo-. Oct. 5.-Higgins-
Vile voted $4,000 in bonds for q
sewerage system which will cost $780,.
900 when competed.
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Dr. shallenberger Is an eminently successful
Specialist In the treatment of Chronic Diseases.
from his large practice and extensive hospital
experience. which have made him SO proficient
| that he can name and locate your disease In a
| Of the most difncult cases Of Chronic Diseases
| of men and women. That is why his reputation
has spread.-why he has continued his visits
few visits and stopped.
Dr.. Shalenbereer treats Diseases Of the Eye.
Ear. Nose. Throat. Lungs. Heart. Blood. SKIN
Nerves. Liver, Stomach. testues, Kidneys and
Bladder. Consumption In an early stage. Ca
tarrh. Ringing In Ears and Deafness. Paralysis.
Neuralgia. Epilepsy. Sick Headache. Go!tre.
matism Of joints and muscles. Also treats
diseases OF women scientifically.
PILES CURED WITHOUT KNIFE.
Pissure. Fistula and other rectal diseases
treated without surgical operation.
Sartleal Cases and Rupture Given
Special Attention.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Are you nervous and Respondent: easily excl.
ted and irritable: weak and dcbitated: tired
iifeless easily fatigued: dlstrustful. and without
confidence in yourself? Have you sunken, red
or blurred eyes; pinples on your face: weak
back. or deposit In urine?
PRIVATE DISEASES A SPECIALITY.
Cases OF long standing especially desired.
wrong treatment ana iuCO1IcCt OlAkuoSlS HAVE
often resulted in the worst Affections. Varcocee,
Hydrocele. Blood Poison. Syphilis. Unnatural
Discharges. Weakness, Emissions. Debility.
Nervousness Dizziness, and Defective Memory,
which ruin body and mind. II is highly impor.
tant you obtain the services OF Q ply stefan who
has established good reputation for treating
these diseases.
DR.. Shallenberger has made years OF study
OF Private Diseases of men and women. He
knows and uses the most scientific methods OF
treatinR them. Hundreds Of women suffer I'M
told agony with diseases which have been neg
lected or unskirfully treated
WONDERFUL CURES
have been made by him. You should consult
him II you have any Chronic Disease. A Spec
ialist who has made lifetime study of such
diseases Is certainly prepared to give you the
best results. and If you are sick. you need scien-
tiic treatment.
Or. Shallenberger spares no effort to cure his
patients. He knows that good results mean as
much to him as to the patient. Most OF his new
patients come through the Recommendation OF
others whom he has treated.
Cons ultation and Exanination Free and
Confidential.
REFERENCE: Drexel State Bank. Chicago.
Address letters to
DIR. j. II. SHALLENBERGER
700 OakwoeA Blvd. CHICAGO. ILL.
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Stock Sale!

We will sell at public
auction at what is known asf
the John Closer place, ~
miles southeast Of Blakee-
burg and 2 miles southeast
of Albany store, on
Monday, October 8
at 10 o'clock a. m.
36 Head of Good Stock s.
Sixteen good mich cows,
most of them are Polled
Angus and are giving milk
Seventeen spring calves
These are money makers.
Two registered Shorthornsl
bulls, one Of them is a two !,
year-old roam and the other
a spring calf; also a Polled
Angus bull calf and q few
fat heifers. 81
Three-year-old draft marc /
by the Barnes horse, weight,
1900. Safe in foal.
Two Duroc Jersey mails
pigs eligible to register. Also
40 white Pekin ducks.
Usual terms of sale. LunclSs
served by ladies Of Pleas1n(
Valley church. 4
Alto Swain, Ed Taylor
Eli Swain. Auet. Waiter Abso0, e.
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For Sale or Trade

40 acres - 4 room house
Barn, hog house, chicken house, smoke
house, corn cribs and wagon shed. 3
good wells, acres of orchard, sew.
eral varieties of fruit Thirty acres I'm
der cultivation, balance heavy timber
all fenced. A dandy place for some
family
See "Bill" King at
w. Z. KING co.
212 South Green Phone IGOR
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TO THE PEOPLE:
10 The Courier Want Ads are for your use. Read
them and use them 80 they are inexpensive to use
and absolutely free to read one-half cent word.
Minimum, Is cents.
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Public Sale

Having decided to leave the stare. .
will sell at public sale at what Is hhU ,yaa
as the f. C. McClung farm. I no q,
south Of Hedrick, 6 miles noru "a
Agency, at Nasty corner, on
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r. q. REPLoGLE. PROP

d. c. Humble. Auctioneer
watson Enyart. Clerk.
The sun., 1916-04-23

Daring IN" first hour of trading there
was ey lcurc ~ heavy selling pressure,
and many Of the war brides lost
heavily rruv.h,c steel and Baldwin
Gropp.I more than - points below the
lrcvtouS close. and Westinghouse lost
2i, points, while the Mexican sp"c!alties
continue their decline.
There was a very small Attendance on
The floor OF the exchange kuuOrs Of
more serious conditions IA Mexico and
ioflnr,s IHut .u ihe event of break with
Germany ne United states Government
might seize an Of the steel plants in this
country for the manufacture of muni-
t.uuS mo- 'ctscd tae uneasy feeling Of
traders
The bear rad was started in Ameri-
can Smyli"rS and Greene -Cananea when
reports were received that the State
government IA sonora, Mexico, had is
sued u decree anuulluE tho conccs 'ons
Urdcr which these companies have been
operating IN Mexico. Westinghouse also
VAS used 10y the bears m their opc-a-
lions i'm View of tn" labor troubles at
tlr plant and prices were pounded for
some time viii lI,llc if any support for
.hc iosUrs attacked.
As ~, movement continued stop loss
orders were en- nHouutercd ard these served
'p create ,urrhcr confusion. Another
dISpu.,lug factor was the tendency on
the part of tine banks To mark down
loans ON the munitIon stocks
The sun., 1916-04-23
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.


eohs rrhe n'pc,S S''sH1 "f Im Gs'pf
scp.. "ecEe. !3.,e% t%n. 4uries n. nssh.
sssk sssin't sS'. tubs In tn. cS,resE""SSE
grade goods caIsed more activity IN feSh
hrsis ma seconds Vim an adI an's o' r.
IT. III 1' r'p"r' 80 on ni, ,ne'T str"ny>
nisn So s3"i' teha,ne' ,ie''S i1.N
grsamery c,, s9la i,ssirly Nsl rT,!css. ss
scoring. 10 " 3aisc, trsts. So! ~ 33ig
seconds. 35'a = 34isc thirds. 3ln 49, . IN
;iGa s. i sst t'" hSd 5ss PTt' n. 70 sH3I Ss
53,. seconds S!"a: thirls 3"H
81 ~. St,," dairy, finest ai". good ga
ar = go. nrs;, sin 3;c, lsdlcs, nr:,s
:S's u e. packing stock, current make.
h"e 2''sc.' No. = 2''.
s"ouS sli, MHn'Sn ere r"M amn i,,'o, a,,,n",t
ralS hasc. , TSs wock no cspor, " We're
% was S,s '"r "n se' ,C' @r ,.,"'" Of
Miioa,ia 4si,les snd ',ns iT.s a, MTM cn'esG
State colorcd aa,s nrativ vaII clh1,Istrd
and sc!I a, a premium WHITE h"'t nat' i,..
IN iair supply and steaiy; Hsli t%,ns.
held colored and white, specials, isI,4 q
ls+c.' average fancy IS, lstc; hsts
specials Si.c.; good 10 hne. la i7.".,
Tins. ''ii he'd specials. issG .," good
10 prime lss q ul7i,C, undergrades. head,
IiGl7sc: fresh. iGn l6.c.; Wlsconsins
held. lsalsi.c, single daisies, he!d. I,ll
Ulss.c. Double daisies, held. lsnlsi. a..
Young Americas. held, la's n zoe: fresh,
- = - N.c.; state SKINS specials cur
rHnt MAKE '''a " i'c'' 'o"eF s'a"ss'
''I''
EG,S-Narket closed firm At Friday =
o,ntatinns ON unexpected light receip,s
oonIv ,hon, "a oo0 cases having h.en nos, a
ves,.rd,y Receipfs are gradually In
.ro.siry boveyer eI2 ia cases beinC re
nr'sn 70, ,ba week apains, 30. T32 cases
" c,r,.snnrJirr week l.st ycat
., - h,i,i,.s 80. i,,ransed siovlv ga
.t,h ,bo nassing n, Easter m .
i"I, ~, iiri ~ y" tassitn, In.ying ;,
Iru,sr' Iargsr .urplus fSr storage. Dirties and
,heChs oni, ,onii.ur nm, go ,:o"sa 20.
IN ac'uihu!ativh anu 49, -,
more pIen'Itui anu , a,Ia,nd
neg ectea, nti'es' rlesh snIJ
tras' ~. 80 oSnNse prna =.
--'2 -oc' Ins'' c,oir' ~
.oi1c. dirties' 30 !, 80 - ~. ., w.
., lNHiec.; pearhy hennrfE Nhu'S. y j.
! 2tlac.: browns -Sn 80 nnNeu' "
csc. duck, state, 81 "a 5-o Msiylann aaI
Baltimore, selected ~ q doc. WeNterh anu
southern. .sW 2ec., goose 'ou boc'
,r. nor, rpy-p.c.,,,s ,or th. ycek
Ia u ~. -, wost n, uhtrh wera
were spou' i'' ."'s, & ,ioS. ao,t,. W r'hs rIos.
unIoaded. buErms bE;Hsy rridavs nrices buy.
ing JeNi.n ho,,uas a' ',uas adyanc1,
The sun., 1916-04-23

SArl RDAN. Ap|. -
Reccipis o' he'yr, were n"u head. All
consigned direct 10 local slaurhtcrors
Fccling generally steady. pr,s,ol beef
continued IN moIernt" demand, common
to cnolce nali'" ,iica Ling -; ~ ~"
per M
Receipts Of calves were l.n head, in
yluGiug ~ head for tn" mdrkct Ir"llnS
.toutS. common To- fair N'als snli At
81 SlOHO per 100 lbs. no prini" do. ON
sale Dressed calves IN hanged. city
dressed vcals selling - - % ld.c. per
III. country dressed DO, ~ y ~ i2c,
Receipts Of sheep and Iamhs were l,l3o
head, oie cars ON -ai".. y" sheep on"rcd;
focling nominaly weak, lambs weak &"
-. lower The pens we're cleared. COM
mon to fair unshorn lamn~ sold - sl""
sluI5 prr 100 lhs.; ordinary u iHrl"
steady Al ll~ l5r per lh. dressed llmhs
wc.k a' l3is islao. Euun'il dressed hot
housc lambs stcahv AZ 81 5"m 50 per caio",s.
Receipts ur hogs Wcro l,"ih fc"d, ia
Guiding about half q car for the market.
No sales m To . late hour Feeling steady.
Country dressed h0r7 quiet, medium IA
light weights selling at lou lte per H.
The sun., 1916-04-23
BRITAIN BUYS MORE SUGAR.
Orders In Past Ten Days Amount "a
$4,000, 1000,

According to statement gwen out
Icy the Federal Sugar Refining Company
Yesterday /, ls estimated by the com
rany that during the past ten days the
British Commission has purchased here
frum Eastern rctners 100000 tons OF
Pranuatcd sugar at a cost OF more than
sI6.0o0,o00 Part of the sugar is to he
shipped in May and June.
This couniry's exports OF refined
sugar since January, the company esti-
mates, nave totallcd 22S.OO0 tons, or
10000 more tons than in the same
time last year.
In the past two weeks refined suga =
has advanced hsre from and ITO cents
per pound TO 72b and TAO cents.
The sun., 1916-04-23
CUSTOMS DECISIONS.

COW. TAR plTCH-Th. Board OF United
states General Appraisers held yesterday
that. In the absence ~ legally Sufficient
evidence showing commercial use. coal tar
p,tch contsinins substantial quantity
'1'0.fa' is not pitch OF coal tar within
'h" meaning ~ paragraph 90. tariff a'' Of
1913, hut must 10" olassihei 90 4 prepara-
60. ms COLLECTOR under paragraph 81 with
uatr Al ~" rate u 10 pr cont. al va
logon. Thi. io, sion nycrru.os protest
~ Bs.foIf. Guthric 4 GO ~. seattle Wash.
Ih" suhstau." involved In THIS issue. IN
voiced as ''rl'ch' Wa classified by IL"
customs COLLECTOR uutor PARAGRAPH 81. with
.d'N at the ratio ~ Is per cent. sd Ns-
''trm. providing .or "ali other products
ar rtrp'rations OF coal tar. not colors or
lN"~' The Iwpoters Conttndod for free
'sr.ph q: This claim 10 oyerrul.d.
ENTERED VAIL In a decision. over
Wash. he Board Of General Appraisers
G'it Ic~t f4"y hat before an importcr j.
g1.tI"i 10 appiy to m" secretary ~ tho
ton r. tarir act ot i?l: he should. IN
addition 10 Ming tho ,.rtiuratc required
H"'l"" ~ hHr.hl 20 r"tppraiscmcnt. which
dpp'' should n" prosecuted by tho I'm
gGr,sr g.ris t" a ,l'.'s.fni -, ssu. The heari
tirth'r hnds th't 1t Is only In cases v here
IN" importers contention IS sustained hy 4
rnN d".'sion ON '.appraisrnient that the
SECRETARY - N" Tr"tsary - authorized
"r empowered to direct mat duty shan Lo
49, s-'l "rou 1u amount less than IN"
SHORT SHIPMENT The question u
shor' shipment" "aS involved iu an in
/ i"f's'irc customs ConfrnNersv Just ad-
+ ,c1cr.r ,n,, n""' ~ 'nIleh S'ste
a. hPp'"!HetS In l"Nur ~ n"
,,r.or h-'t, -t,,,Pi,., - 'h', ~. ne IN .
,,..,d ~, r. in,.,,. u"' WA, W"
I .rI. .t W. m ~" ,n,"'u" |" ne I'S ASKS or
. iHe reru'dr rate under the tarin act II
! t.i, - w "nn ,'p"I''n uN IN" uts
,a,N, N,"s "t '"n, mere we're zen cask.
4 @ @!u" W. " tIn,ur" anu ehtrF 'hat
~, bin,,,, ,,"w" Nv w w @ @-n'p'neh, n ','trt
Es'oy sbinnea :" ,Sa t"", - Yen IaSh-
'ra.E "PIiTu ,' ,ne hnnp"tter on Iaier
d,-,, pn'1, nn ,o, s, mI 'npori"r ,here,or"i ra!i
I '' ''r ~, .HTnS W .u'"Ie .nll ne u'i n"l
| ,n,,t hoiJ. SSis,'" an. amu .nt
! , '.'', u"'.h' ~ 'nt ".~Is'nn renu'rru
J., ,ssoss Iw,y an ~ w. NV" ~. ~ ''s'
| ar,.j,-,V,' ,onit,,.o rhnn' WI 'ashs .I
! I - ,.''.s w. ~ X pI",est u n.roiu
! 49, ,,,,,nf,','I NJ ~. '"'a'.lnl uIr", W l'u
80. ~ ~ ~ ,, s~s'is ~ uu
H. u',' 'o nv" u ,.t .s 49, inunu ,
a., m ,,I' ~ ~ ] ua.., % u't'
,'p.I ,," mere M%aH % s"nr Hu"'ti"h as u
MMi.', n"' ui' '".p".' 'rt n"u cntr on
- "a," Wv, 10" - 'l"t',,'"s nN .'iIs
~ ''n M, ~, ", ~ ~, ,'s ~ n..,'
',M.'S @ , - - Ni'.h . ., "S ~ tn ~
,.n', a, CIV spptn,N, n,. 49, ru', - Snnt '"e pro
'r,TW 1.n',it.Sri,! n ,rIiT ITSh a.,
"a -, " " 10 ~ - ~, W, "u
i w ,J 1 pn p' ,r ,o-ots, rr ~ si
p''"o,, ,o",,,rr ,o,,binos ssit,moS - har
-, '",h ,uunI'.s ''1' 1, nn,pp." ','lr ~
n onrr ~, In,don =, roann,
"''P'"' ". ~, :, 80 . ,r,apP ,,, II " "
1", ls'"n manu- I'Nn H'st''rnf pS S5uuE
.nr '~nsar tnpc'ies ,,u, ,bose ,,nas mn
PrhIsrr, Wv" AZ o ,,',', 49, ~ ma, ~, ~ NV ,
a. ~ o o ~ each A. the seizure point i
~. - a,.an,. q, -, r'''. -.
The sun., 1916-04-23
FINANCIAL NOTES.

syo, 81 letter on the present pngi'I0u
rrA tho future Of tho cities service Com
panv has been Issued Tor distribution to
investors h. Williams Troth Coleman.
en Wall street.
The American Brass compnnv has dc
.aYoA regular quarterly dividend of | y
osv cONt aud an extra dividend of 3ia per
~ut, Dayab.e May | 10 stock NJ record nm
April 70 Similar disbursements were made
thrto montls ago,
The sun., 1916-04-23
sUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.

rsid hy SIh. Treasury to banks. $780,. 900
Paid Nv banks to Suh-Treasury 2,A73oOO
actions .,,'.,,..,..,...,.",, u.iss 400
I.oss 10 banks same period pre-
vious week. ...,,,.,...,...... ss?.o 900
The sun., 1916-04-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

1915. Changes.
Louisville ana Nashville:
cccond week April Si.22D 0Ih Tue. S2S3,sah
From July H.. <7.05olo6 Inc. 5,ss5,I.s
Rio Grsnds Southern:
First weak Apvii efo% irn. ss.sfe
From july l...... t.o073 Inc. 1867
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

WASHINGTON April - The statement
OF the receipts and disbursements OF the
Treasury shows
Thi. month Fiscal wear
Receipts ......,...,..,. $,H,Ss.tt s>',lt .oHa
Disbursements .,...,.. ao,25stm Gl>.,f',>tl
Defect ............... $s6e0bG sSi,0'9,,CG
RecrIpts from customs to-day, S6ai31s:
internal revenue. ordinary, sll.s,03-. income
tax $50 ,f0 miscellaneous. $3.50.
National bank notes received for r"demp'
tion. 81 @S.7O
The current statement OF the United states
Treasurer for April Il shows
Available gold. '.',.'.,.....,...-. .. NS.sIc ~
Aynllabl. silver ...................... n.cos.G7}
United states notes ...,-.. .......,.... s,lI2. q
National bank notes and Federal -
reserve notes. .,........ ........ '<,"'s 0.e
Certified checks on banks. ......... 3lO2i
Subsidiary silver, minor coin and
silver bullion. ..................... csss lo>
tnNasstcd Cun>ortcd currency ~ .
Dcpos,- IN banks and Philippine
Treasury .,.,.....''' .,''. -. .,.-,.,. III "" WI
and banks '''.. 49,, :lSsll Oai
Deduct current liabilities .,,.,... 9t''H M
Net balance in general fund .,..... ~ Nt-,Hl1
RESERVE FUND
Gold COIN and bullion .,..,........ SIS a-H,hHs
TRUST FUND
To redeem out 81 anding cert fcates 81 o6? 100 '09
Grand total cash assets IN Treasury 333 go ZIG
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON April 22-Mining stocks :, were
states Smelling. Copper Range. Mohawk.
Calumet and Arizona, American Zinc and
Butte and Superior United Shoe Machinery
lost v The summary
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Apri Futn.r u'
81 NO. developed ~ thc .to.k '1trArt nH'r
Lake superior ~0t of n. 80 '.- tud pH.
d.lrna Rapid Trar-' "rt'hra''- I"-' '.. lH"
summary
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

ALEXANDER L. CoHEN-N p,.I..ou In
bankruptcy has boon t'"d dgt..~' y. g.
under T. Cohen. dcd''r Iu rlpfhlUr Vt
20 Canal street and tN3 Eightn at.luc
l.itbilitiCs are stated 90 DO" s 900 ana
assets $4,000 n, Wtdn iu rH-ipuu'ut
on April l. t" Martin tharic- Aus"rs"
II" has been lr business unity yours
and owns = ltrg" ap-ruuc0' hJus, ia
The Bronx. valued 90 sNn,opO unt mort
gagged FOR sb5. .0"0
Louis BARNETT'S Sons. 1NC-Tvp
petitions In bankruptcy have h'oH tt"i
against Louis B4rU'tf- sons. I"r,.
cloak manufacturers It IVES Thirty
second street Liabilities are stated 30
be s. zoe and tssc's s., GOO.
rupt,y has been Ned AGAINST samuel
Sragow, clothing dop'or ~ li@ West
Twenty fourth strcc' J.. .Jm.Ii''s arc said
TO hc 81. 800 ana assets El,unp.
MARY WAGSER. 2nG5 " ' son aN' nue.,
The Bronx, has til"l % po''ion ~ bank
ruptcy with liabilities f5ip'l, ~ which
s67G17 are secured by mortgages on real
estate, and no assets
Bankruptc, schedules.
JACOB BLI MENFELb. cloak manuf I"-
turer. 2 East rN'utt -ol-n}n street has
fled go hcdulss showing ltN'l'tl va 'b2
and assets SlI,HTN, consisting of stock,
accounts, sl,H20, ana yIsh IN u1uk, S'N.
a SELWITH a SpN, l%,,. cloak m 'nu-
faCturers NJ % Erst Eleventh sir"ct,
has hl"l schedules showing Liabilities
s67si. and assets S-.I.i. Consisting of
procccds $1,000 frnm 80" Of stocks 1nd
machinery, and accounts, sli%i.
Assignment.
MEN ER tHASAN, grocer, 81" East sixth
street, has made an Hasigun nl to
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TRUST COMPANIES
NOT MEN BER~ OF
FEDERAL RESERVE bA\k
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PiTTSBt RG Aprl - pitisbuf- pl.ic
Glass was firm whilc other stocks closed up.
changed or slishiiv lower Pure on lott :
aud Columbia Gas !. The summary