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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-12-21
The Local Field

-Correll & Martin for clothing
Get your holly at the Greenhouse.
Miss Helen Wiesen spent the week
md at Linden.
Snow is all that is lacking to make
winter complete.
John Regan of Hollandale called on
friends here Monday.
Mrs. Leslie Ross went to Rockford
Monday for short stay.
A complete line of Ivory Novelties
nIvey's Pharmacy.
Mrs. George Alton is very ill again
and under a nurses care.
Eastman Ellsworth of Highland
visited relatives here Sunday.
j. j. Penhallegon was business
sller in Chicago last week.
Miss Elizabeth Linden called on
Darlington friends Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Fielder visited
1t Madison Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. John Dunn left Tuesday to
rsit her daughter at Milwaukee.
Mont Terrill is putting a bowling
iIy in the Grand theatre building.
Otto II. Lieder returned Thursday
nom a business trip to Milwaukee.
Mrs. Archie Zemlicka of Highland
visiting at the home of Conrad Stude.
Ernest Graber went to Chicago
Sunday on a several days business trip.
Miss Alois James returned Monday
lrom an over Sunday visit at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richards re-
turned from a two weeks visit at Be-
oit.
Local hunters report black fox or
the rampage few miles southwest OF
this city.
Mrs. James Murphy, Miss Jose
phine Stude and Alois Daum visited al
Dodgeville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Heindel OF
South Wayne were the guests Of DR.
aud Mrs A. ID. Brown.
MIR. and Mrs. Peter Sieger were
Weekend visitors with their daughter
Mrs. Reuben Fine, at L nden.
Mrs John Stephens had the misfor
'1ae to slip in her home last Thursda.
a1d sprain one Of her ankles.
Hold yourself in readiness for th'
tremen's Dance on Friday, Jan. 5
q the spacious new Overland hall.
All the barber shops in this cit
vii be closed all day on the Monday
Oh Christmas and New Years.
Zero weather at night and clos
thereto during the day has PREVAILS
throughout the past week, and becaus
o. the high price of fuel there has bee
aore or less shivering in various homes
probably not so much in Mineral Poin
Is IN some other communities.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-12-21
SCHOOL NOTES.

Harry Frieden 'l6. John Ellsworth
and Everett Eddington were among
the high school visitors last week.
The two new typewriters have been
received. One has been placed in the
Commercial Department and the other
in the office to take the place of the
old one which has been sent in on ex-
change.
In the basket ball game Friday night
against Blanchardville.our team showed
great Improvement since their first
game a week ago. From the first
minute of play it was evident that our
guards were determined to prevent
their opponents from getting many
baskets Mineral Point early took the
lead and kept steadily increasing it
with the exception of a short time at
the beginning of the second half when
the Bianchardville team started rally
which nearly tied the score. The game
ended with score of % to 10 in favor
of Mineral Point. The feature of the
hard fought game was the playing of
Captain Phillips who made seven bas-
kets for Mineral Point.
AT meeting of the Senior class last
Thursday, Minnie Clark was elected to
represent the class on the annual Board
in place of Walter Horn, who had re-
signed to accept the position of adver-
tising Manager. The class also made
plans for obtaining class rings and pins.
The high school is planning little
Christmas celebration that is right in
line with the Christmas idea. During
assembly period Friday the matter of
an appropriate observance was dis
cussed and plans were made which will
doubtless bring the Christmas cheer to
number of people. On Friday each
student will bring some little article of
food, clothing, etc. that can be spared
from home and these will be arranged
and distributed by them to those who
are worthy and in need of little cheer
The HighSchool Music Club appre-
ciates the interest shown in their first
concert given last week. The follow
ing is financial statement
Total receipts .. $1,000
Expenses, moving piano
SIS, theatre rent $12.7O,
printing 1910 ....,... 27.40
Proceeds !. .......... $50. 60
The proceeds will be used to repay
money advanced by the School Board
for 100 high school song books, and
other music, and to purchase additional
music
The following high school teachers
will spend their vacation out of town ::
Miss Cozzens, Pueblo, Colorado; Miss
Moore, Cambridge; Miss Ruedebusch,
Mayville; Mr.. Rood and family, Milton;
Miss Deal, Jonesville, Michigan; Mr..
-Antopidies, LaGrange. Indiana.
The schools close on Friday for a
two weeks vacation. For the conven-
ienceof both teachers and students who
wish to leave on Friday afternoon,
school will begin at s in the morning
and close at 1890 noon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-12-21

Recital by Giovapni Sperandeo,
lyric tenor,e at Municipal Thertre on
evening, Dec. q.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-12-21
L.0CAT ED

Santa Claus can be found at
Iyey's Pharmacy with a COM
ulete line of Toilet Sets (silver
ebony and ivory, Travelling
Companions, Military Brushes
Ivory Picture frames, Writ
ing Companions, Sewing
Trays, Mirrors, Suit Hangers,
Manicure Sets, Scissors, Cut
Glass, Collar Bags, Casseroles,
Music Rolls, Stationery, Pa
per Baskets, Candy, Cigars
and Pipes, Smoking Sets, Can
die Sticks, Candles, Kodaks,
Xmas letters, tags, seals.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-12-21
Second Number Excellent.

The Bohemian Orchestra and the
Italian tenor, Bartolotts, appeared at
the Congregational church lecture
room last Wednesday evening, as the
second number Of the Lyceum course
The program rendered was first
class. The orchestra was one of the
best ever heard in our city and certain
ly lived up to the excellent reputation
it has gained during its travels. The
vocal soloist was very popular, possess
ing rare ability and was unusually
jolly. He sang in both Italian and
English.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-12-21
Christmas at Congregational Church.

The Congregational Sunday School
will have their usual Christmas tree
and exercises in the lecture room @on
Saturday evening of this week, begin
ming promptly at 1880 O'Clock. Those
who have gifts for the tree will help
by bringing them during the afternoon.
On Sunday Christmas services will
be held at the church, with special mu-
sic by the choir. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-12-21
Trinity Church Notes.

Saturday, Dec. 23-Children's ser
vice at the church at $50 p. M; enter
tainment at which all are welcome, at
the Parish House at $50 p. IN.
Sunday, Dec. "a Morning prayer at
1890 a. m. Cantata, "Tbe New Born
King" at 1880 p. m.
Monday, Dec. 25 ! Feast Of the Holy
Nativity. Holy Eucharist at 8 a. m.
Choral celebration; sermon, Crowded
OUT; offertory solo, Christmas Carol.
Everett Wiesen.
F. p. o. REED, Rector.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-12-21
81. Paul. Church.

The order of services at st. Paul's
church on Christmas will be as follows:
There will be three masses; first at z
O'Clock, second at O'Clock atld the last
mass at 1915 o'clock. at which service
a special mass, Rosevig's Mass in G
and Tantum Eigo by Rossi, with violin
accompaniment will be rendered.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-12-21
Firemen's Ball

The members Of the Mineral Point
Fire Department have posted the an
nouncement Of benefit ball to be held
on Friday, January 3, 1917, in ?. o.
Viyian's fine new dance hall. They in
vite the public to attend and assure one
and all a good time. Excellent music
is promised and large attendance ex-
pected.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-12-21
Methodist Episcopal Church.

On Saturday evening the annual
Christmas tree exercises of the Sunday
school will be held in the lecture room
of the church.
A Christmas sermon will be delivered
by the pastor Sunday morning subject,
"Christ Among the Common Things of
Life"
In the evening the choir will render
the. cantata, Alteration, by Geo. b.
Nevin. The puplic is cordially invited
to attend all services.
We desire to begin the new year
with old scores wiped out. What a
rarity and Happy New Year it would
be for us. Will those behind on sub
scription please take the hint
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-12-21
Died Wednesday, Dee. 20.

Mrs. John Crowley, aged about 81,
died at her home in this city yesterday
shortly after the noon hour. Funeral
Friday morning at 10 o'clock services
at st. Paul church.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-12-21
Mary Pickford in Cinderella.

Patrons of the World Theatre of this
city had the pleasure of seeing the
charming actress. Mary Pickford,
Tuesday evening of this week and ap-
preciated very much the excellence Of
the production of Cinderella. in which
she took the leading part Other Para
mount pictures are to follow twice
week, Tuesdays and Fridays, and the
managers are to be commended for Sc
curing these and other high class fea-
lures for the entertainment of the pub
lie.
The sun., 1916-10-28

for shipment 10 plants at schenectady, Dun
titk, Allegheny. Paterson and Richmond over
hrst half Of next year.
AMER MATING CO.-outstanding es gold
Mortgage honds due Dec. 1. 1914, and extended
June l., 1911, have been called for redemption
af1 vii 1o Se psld at PR mon prcs sen ,,r
dec. l.
AMERICAN STEEL & WIRE Co-Closed
contract for 1000 tons VI wire rods $50 per
of next year.
RIBB MANCFACTCR1NG CO.-Reported In.
'roascs In capital from 81, 100000 to s2,5oo.eo
"ut OF accumulated surplus. Increase was
mad" desirable by extensive cnlargcinents AT
columbus.
BLACK CAT TEXTILE o~.-Rumorcd that
chicago kcnosha Hosiery Co. and Sheboygan
knitting Co.. makers Of underwear. have been
purchased by company. Company is CAPT.
tni!rcd for sj,0oo,Ovj.
BLISS. Il. W. 4 CO.-Rcports that large
m,mition order has been closed with delivery
common 80 far this yr, amount to sli3.is a
share, or e26ilet on the $50 par value stock
Another disbursement is expected latter part OF
CnxLMrRs MoToR-in regard to increases
in capital Of si.0p,"o by means OF new
financing II IL reported tina, J y. Bachc &
c. j.. barney & Co. are considering plan by
which company he refnCnced.. Details have
not been definitely determined, An official
statement IL reported to be due within u
LACKAwANNA STEEL Co.-Has taken
',lpul ol Two ousluehanna oa-t lurnacrs
through FIRST, quarter Of 1917. This means
molten metal amounting to 5000 tons in
. months. or 10000 tons IN Fix months.
LEE. RupBER 4 TIRE CORP Turning
Pre-. a, A. .Garthwai,eS dif6culiy in getting
material and labor delayed work necessary
TO Increase production. order on companv's
books VIII keep company working TO capacity
Tor 10 months. between io@ and jOoc Of pro-
duction Is 81 runcture-proof tire.
oLYMPtAN MOTORS Incorporated 20
tAke. over business of a chassis company
NJ Poniia. Mich. Chassis plan, Ia reported
worth 500. 100.
PHILADELPHIA & READING COAL 4
lRON Co.k > Montgomery. general sales
REMINGTON MOTORS. INC incorporate
IN Dover. Del 20 manufacture and sell au'o.
mooles motor boats ami airships. Capital
SOCK 1900. lnrgrpora,ors: II. T. Latter.
SENET SOLVAY co DECLARED quarterly
dividend of &c and extra dividend of 80 TO
stocS of record Oct. 81.
SLoSs SHEFFIELD STEEL & IRON CO.
Booked enough orders to keep plants work.
ing ~ capacity through 1915 and part of igi1.
company, ~ earning 1876 on $io.uy.9O com-
mon stock.
STEVENS MANI FACTrRtNG co Stock.
holutfs To vote on proposition to increase
capital stuD. from 10000 to 81. zoo. l0p. Plant
reported valued at SLlJ.0cO.
SoLVAY PROCESS co Declared regular
quarterly dividend of 20 and extra dividend
Of 81.
L. :. CAST IRON PIPE & ForNDRY-Ar.
gentinc contract. calling for 5000 ton. of
pipe, was placed through government IN Ar.
gehtina. 1t IL reported TO be largest con
tract Tor such pipe ever placed and amounts
WEED TIRE CHAIN co According to
reports company purchased standard Chain
The sun., 1916-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

CANADIAN nANKEps ASSN Annual
CANADIAN Trade Ue.na,css. from
pt'h,h oih'ts OF X g bun 4 g.. IN lcliir.
tanned In satisfactory volume. ',l1l vg,,i,sr
~ MOS, points stimulating ,lstuhuior Of
hnd r,iail lines Montreal reroris .nrrcaS"I
activity ~ dry goods. rIo'lihs ana fr,r,..t
m, liberal orders hcIns received from tray.
ha,Gw az, Sn' ey ma, srooci1r- provisions,
N suite Of unusually h1.h p-!cca AMI 10
- ,nat III ,o"' instances @rlrrtv OF sup.
pics rendcTS prompt deliveries difficult,
EXPORTS NJ IMPORT. Fvror. -,
ported yesterday rs = Y Custom Hou..
we're valued ~ 81 ~. ..l. making e. p. gI
80 i,f tnl4 week mports SIS ' m.Snr
New york. ' 's'cr!iy Included wheat. r.. os;
" rye Ili. hl barley. 100, Ia Hol-.
70 20 'iiS.' lard. I % tsa .',''@ ~. h2"on;
'l,'"" .hS lut.ieni,a> OF. TAG gals
FAlLuRfs-''umcrria failures this r.ek
N m''i state - r%'r0rie5 by X q Dun
ne"t aud 2, rorrc-n'ul.r. wc,s last y,n-
f'llr,s IN Canada -. Z. tinst ~ l1st v,..t
rrrted,ns week and e last wear. q,
failures tn, week IN United STATE, ~ were
states. and ~ reported rabil,tl.s of 81 ~ or
more. against, ~ last week.
GUARANTY rRrST con. n jaw hn.
been apro!utcd . W and l. y CritchaIl,
asst 500 aupo rtcd managcr Of rEblicty
a1d new business.
KRESGE - - co -Comrany ovr. -
stores compared with Il" store. at tho begin.
SHERMAN NATIONAL BANK OF n, Y
Al meeting OF bourd 81 dl% rrvtprs q c. Mar.
shall rrs'.r'd ~ c1-n'or e W hudson, for.
merry assi cashier, was appointed.
SUR TREASURY OPERATIONS Trans.
ferrei 10000 gold to san Frauuis,p md
sei..ovo to New Orleans
TRADE CONDITIONS DuH's Ecgi.lr esrs
Disproportlon h"twCcn demand and supily
Il more pronounced than at any previous
Time. ana the rise m prices cOntiuu's apacc.
widely divergent lines EXHIBIT stIadily in.
'reas'uC strength and, though most com
moditics are already AT an extreme position.
reached. In steel ami iron, IN textiles. and IN
other branches tho .agcrnrss OF buyers 10
regarded rs foroshndowtpg stu further az
Nan'rs. tho growing scarcity of materials and
r~roil"i- lmprlIing urgent efforts 10 cover far
distant requirements tNiurnrc. Of pNpau
SION are visible on every hand. but many
manufacturer and mel, hants. with com
mendablc judgment and prudence, endrnyur
30 rrpFrs- demand rather than encourage IL,
and credits are closely scanned"
RrndStr,ctN says Large profits on an
uncNamplri business hy manufacturer. un-
Urc,cd"ntrd WAGES and earnings hy industrial
workers and hlgh record prices for all farn
products AZ the htght ~ the grop moving
season constitute a combination of stinulat.
iUg features such as has never heretofore
been experienced at one time"
T. : MORTG AGE 3 TRrST co At meet.
ing of Board OF DIRECTORS Thomas William.
FtuiOr member OF l. lHiOd 4. William A.
Sons. Was elected a director.
The sun., 1916-10-28
MIDYALE YIELDS IN
BRISK CURB MARKET
Marlin Arms and Keystone
Tire Also Close at Lower
Quotations.
MAGMA COPPER AT 81
Butte and Cerro de Pasco Share
in Advances Of Min
ing Stocks.
MAGMA COPPER AT 81

there was . slight contraction in VOL
ufne Of business in the outside market
yesterday. though the general undertone
was steady to higher IN spots. Mid
vale Steel led the Industrial group, the
stock moving contrary to the list In gen.
eral. yielding more than two points dur
ins the forenoon on profit taking. In
he late trading. however. a partial rally
snsued and part Of the carly setback was
recovered. United Alloy Steel showed
. good turnover. closing fractlonally
higher on the day. Marlin Arms and
keystone Tire and Rubber were under
pressure, yielding 8 and is points re-
pectively.
Magma Copper continued on It's up
ward course, selling as high as 81, a
new record. compared with a close the
night before Of 35h. Butte Copper
Zinc was prominent. with sales to 1917,
a net Improvement OF two points. Cerro
de Pasco Copper also moved UP. Sales
and quotations:
The sun., 1916-10-28
TO CUT DOWN STOCK
OF TEXAS & PACIFIC
Directors Work on Readjust-
ment Plan to Follow
Receivership.
IN SIGHT
Two Receivers for the Road
Are Appointed in Shrevc-
port, La.
IN SIGHT

Directors OF the Texas and Pacific
Railway are working on a plan OF re.
adjustment OF the finances OF the CONF
pahy. including "A scaling down OF the
stock. The plan contemplates "A request
to the second mortgage income bond
holders that they accept n security
which will not be a lien on tho prop
erty. The company has not paid inter-
est on the incomes since March. 1908.
when 3is per cent. was paid, but un-
der the terms OF the mortgage there can
be no foreclosure for n~on-payment Of
interest.
Under such a plan. II was explained.
the company could obtain sufficient
money for working capital and better
mcnts. At present the company owns
a Federal charter. the only railroad in
the country possessing one. and legal
opinion Is divided as to whether the
railroad can increase It's bonded debt
or add to it's capital stock without re-
sort to Congress or some other Federal
body having Jurisdiction.
A despatch from Shreveport. La, last
night announced that Judge Foster in
the United States District Court there
had appointed Pearl 4. wight and
j. J.. Lancaster. both Of New or
leans. receivers for the Texas ana Pa
clhc on the petition Of the st. Louis,
fEs Nh'A
IL has not yet been decided whether
there VIII be AL assessment on the stock
under the REIMBURSEMENT plan. but In case
the assessment IL decided upon there
VIII be no opposition. as all interests are
now working In harmony.
The most substantial opposition. that
OF George ]. Gould. who opposed the re-
ownership application made last year by
II. +. Bush. receiver of the Missouri Pa
Cific. which owns. through control of the
ST. Louis. Iron Mountain and southern,
S23,103.o00 OF the $2t.66l 900 bonds out
standing. was removed several months
ago through an agreement reached with
bankers here.
Under this agreement MIR. Could agreed
10 deposit his Missouri Pacific securities
under the reorganization plan. which has
since taken such definite shape that the
reorganization managers believe a dis
charge OF the receivers will be possible
before January l.. lie further agreed. IL
was reported AT the time. TO sell hts in
terest in the Texas and Pacific. or 20
agree to any reorganization plan which
might be suggested by the Missouri Pa
cifc.
The bankers. II IL understood. agreed
TO give Mr.. Gould "a free han in the AZ
fairs OF the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad. II was further contemplated
that Mr.. Gould was TO get back control
Of the Western Pacific, "a line which he
had bull, as the 'iral link IN his scheme
OF a great transcontinental railroad sys-
TEN. The Western Pacific. begun In
1905, was opened for traffic in 1910. and
FIVE years later receivers were IN posses
sion.
The sun., 1916-10-28
PUBLIC UTILITIES NEWS.

AMER TEL. 4 TEL. co Announced that
limos supreme Court has permitted com
pany 10 rurchas, Interstate 4 TEL ca.
BALTIMORE GAS. ELECTRIC LIGHT 4
POWER co or BALT1MORE-Company
showed i%ncroase IN OUTPUT Of clcr.ririy Tor
AUGUST. GO, over same period IN 1875 and
IN sent iuc FoiF over C0irssrprlius ucriod
~ i's Reccrt OUTPUT is 5sliqp T.. W. h
owing 20 -rapii growth It j. believed the
dlNllcHi OF - may be increased to So.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY LIGHT 4 POWER
90 Report -ioas earnings fur Scutp,mber
Sl,''"l2. compaccl with Si?.6iS in 1915: sur,
Nus oi'rr ,h.r-rs SE.5ss. a 'oss of $40.
Tor y months gfo-s was s2'3r-o Inc Sc.
%; surplus after charces and preferred div.
deni STOCK. Ntl.f'S, los OF s-9lN
PEOrlES GAS LIGHT 4 COKE co -
increased wages TOO to employees earning
,ess ihan -" ? month. AUnGll payroll Mi
d. cnlIt-c cd s3c,lpQ.
UNITED GAS & ELECTRIC CORP -Farr-
ll.- after 4rol,ilng expenses FOR " ended
s"li. 20 Si,i''.NSb Subsidiary ororating com
.aihrs SHOW gross for Sept. 2ti.of.. inc
49,. h,t -, g', Inc. s. ar1 u .
months ended sept 20 .ro7- Ms uT,,i.
we 'I31f r"t tit'1.,4a. inc. S.i.fas. and
net after charges S.C1.1i3. lrc. y-,;tj ne
NC. compared N.;h CORE -ponIin. period last
The sun., 1916-10-28
SIS, 10000 IN GOLD ARRIVES.
O~nc-thIrd OF Consignment IRON
Canada Goes 20 Reserve Bank,

\ consignment Of 81. 900. OOo OF gold
was received here yesterday from Cam
ada by j, L, Morgan 4 co. Five mil
liol of the consignment WAS purchased
by tho Federal Reserve Bank Of New
York and the remainder was deposited
In the local assay orucc, Because of
the congestion In Ia" assay Office the
gold bought by the reserve bank was
lodged temporarily in the Clearing
House.
Payment for the gold to j T.. Morgan
& Go. was made by check, This Is tho
soC.ud purchase of gold by the reserve
bank that has become known, although
bankers admitted that several other pur-
cllaScs had been made since tho How
OF gold started toward this country.
Yesterdays shipment brings the total
gold r~ccrlcci IN his city siuCe The cur
rent movement started last May up to
about $3TI 900, nOn. Ia tho Same period
about SlOi nro eco has been deposited
in the Philadelphia Mint.
The sun., 1916-10-28
METAL MARKET.

Tho copper market continued strong yes.
terday, with prices UNCHANGED. Large sellers
and producers still quote first quarter metal
Mt ia to 27% cents; second quarter at s1.
u quoted. Small dealers continued TO shade
these quotations.
Exports Of copper from Atlantic ports for
Since October I, 1850 tons have bcen cx.
ported. against ?i.2i2 tons III the correspond.
ing period a gear agu.
The sun., 1916-10-28
INSPECT 800 MILE PIPE LINE.
II. s. Sinclair and Bankers Repre-.
s%cntatives Go TO southwest.

Harry s. Sinclair, accompanied by
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., and Samuel
Fuller, representing New York banking
Interests. have gone to the southwest
for an inspection OF the route OF the 500
mile pipe line under construction by the
Sinclair OIL Company.
This line will connect the fields Of
Oklahoma with Chicago. the route be-
ing via Fort Madison, la. Refineries
will be constructed at Fort Madison.
Kansas City and Chicago. II is reported
that all financing Of the new pipe lins
has been completed.
The sun., 1916-10-28
0 N AND
CALL

TINE MOEEY-Markct soft and active.
sisIy days, $50; ninety days. 3a3xe; four
mon!hs' 3NN3lt%: Ave months. 3su3taG; six
mouths. 3ha3h%.
The range in the week ended October -.
isIo' was from 2is% for sixty days TO go ior
slh months: range in the week ended October
Tor six months; range In The week cndci
October 81. 1918. from 4.m5eo for sixty days
10 iNn6h% for six months.
COMMERCIAL P~APER-Trsding light and
months pills and SNS for ordinary good
nance. Latter rstu was still largely nom.
..si ana some really prime paper was taken
$3.50 Acceptance also were In scant
suppy' Rates were: 2ta2h for 30 days:
49, ior 90 days and 2T.ie0: e:ls for -
for rediscount Of Federal Rc.rry. Bank.
,nens1oie bills ruled from sis to n OF ls
hlshcr In reverse order of maturity.