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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08
NOT DUE TO SEX ALONE
ClRrkSburg Women Have Learned the
Cause Of Many Mysterious Pains
and Aches.

Many women have como 10 know
that sex Isn't the reason 'or AN back
aches. dizzy headaches aud urinary
disorders. Men have these troubles.
too. and often they come from kidney
weakness To live sir. ply. eat spar
ingly, take better care of ones self
and to use Doan's Kidney Pllf. Is
bound 10 help had kldncys got better.
There Is no other remedy So woll-
recommended by CIarksburG people.
Read this case
Mrs Ada Rankin. goo Church St.
GlarkahurE. says; 81 used 20 be- both
cred with lamouoRs across my back and
my kidneys were out of order. didn't
roFt well and felt tired In the morning
Dnan's Kidney pills. procured no
Wells & IIaymakCr'a Drug Store. gave
mo relief from all tho kidney ailments.
! have used Doan's Kidney pills orc.
In while since rs kIdnsy tonic"
Price b0c. NJ all dealers Don,
simply nsk for n kidney remedy got
DoRnS Kidney P5llr-thc same thar
Mrs Rankin had. Foster Milburu Co.
Props. Buffalo. ~ Y.--Advertisemcni.
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TICKET
IS NOT NAMED
BY THE 'tDRYS"
But Delegates and AIternateS to
the National Convention
Are Chosen.

The Prohibition party state eonvcn-
ton adjourned here Wednesday even
Ing without naming state ticket as
was the intention to do. The matter
was left with the state executive COM
mittee and another convention will be
held In August, probably In this city,
to conclude the action to be taken on
nominating state ticket. Tho con-
vention condemned the present state
primary law. Delegates and alternRtes
were named as follows TO the national
convention Of the party to be held at
St. Paul. Mimi. July 1921:
DelegateS-Fred II, ollom, Mont
gomery; o, ]. Fleming. Rainnont: y.
d. Steele. Morgantown: W, c, B. Moore
and 7, c. Johnson. Charleston: Mira.
l. d. Moran. Windel; George II. Al
derson, SummersVille: Window C.
Koon. Monongah: Jay f Cunningham,
Pennsboro; o. NJ, Marshall. Stuuts
MIL; Samuel Dorsey. Moundsyille: II.
c. Hedges, Lumberport: N. l. Con-
nelly. TrtadelphtA: Squire Halstead.
kessler'a Cross Roads. A. W. Martin.
HAYWOOD; j howard Holt Mounds
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Vile: a. o. Brooke. Lumhcrport. ".
T. Pierce Cameron: j. l. H. Connolly.
Wheeling. Otis Martin. haywood, Nrs
y r. c. MORROW FairmDnt; L. W
Morrison. ClArksburg. and J G Jack
son. Jane Lew
Altcrnutos-D J. Gordon. Innc Lew /.
C. p. isglor. Penusboro. Henry r.
Hocfncr, lEambleton. 7. l.. Combs.
BoCklcv. 4. J Swigcr. FairmOut; A.
". Martin, Haywood; Z. D. Mcclure,
Grand View; V. l. NcCuskcy Elm
Grove, 4. VI. Suckler. Philippi: W
\. Howard ThOrnwood: 5. J. Rex
road. Murllntou: ". G Whisuer.
Berkeley SPRINGS: John o. AcdrUlcy.
Shenandoah Junction; " f Gruhcr.
Mnr,lnsburg: o. G. White. Bethany:
Mrs r r. Combs and George a. Her
ring. Kngwood. +. Walton Dorsey.
redwood: NJ f. Blazer. Winoua. Al
len Brooke. Lumhorport; G. " Koou.
MononEah; NJ W. Rapuard. Middle
bourne: r. O. Phillips West Liberty.
u. II. White. HCcklcy; George e. smith.
Short Creek. s. u, Englr Charleston;
and Fred MONTGOMERY Montgomery.
Squire Halstcad Of Kcsslcrs Cross
Roads. was chairman OF the conven-
ton and Jay T. Cunningham. Of Pcnns-
boro. secretary.
The Rev J. " Bedford. o' Parsons,
was reelected chairman Of the state
committee and Jay . CUNNINGHAM. Of
PcnnshOro. was chosen 10 succeed him
self as secretary and treasurer OF the
committee.
+ c Hcndricksou. 81 Cumberland.
Md representing tho Prohibition ma
tonal executive committee and i.
Howard Holt NJ MoundSvillc, nd
dressed a fair sized audience at the
court house a night
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RING LARDNER



a year or so ago when everybody was
crazy about Mrs. Castle and all tried
to look like her. Well. the delegates
are all trying TO look like Gov,
Hughcs now and II they so Few
more days without no attention from
barber -woll you see what am
getting at.
One Of the Home Guarls.
FINALLY Wa run into Walter Noble
from Niles. Mich. where was
brought up and ne spoke Ia mo and
come right back at him. lie at
tended tho Republican convention Rt
Niles with mo once.
"Wcll. Walt" says, on account
Of ! and he being friends for years.
this doesn't look much like the Re-
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Save 20 to 30 per cent on
Womcn's and Children S
Hats ut Morrison's.
NOTICE.

To Mary u. HouGhton. infant child Of
Thomns IIouRhton, deceased. John Ross.
Jr., executor OF the InEt VIII aud tesla.
mNnt o. said Thomas HouGhton. Mar.
EnrSt IOuGhton. slater or said Mary L.
HouRhton, and all other persons, whom
II may concern:
Notice il hereby given that. pursuant 10
Chapter 81 Of the Code OF W virginia
J, Margaret HUT, guardian or said Mary
". llOuRhton, residents Of the County Of
Floyd. and State Of Indiana. where the
said Margaret HUT was duly appointed ~
guardian Of said Mary y. HouEhton, will
mako application to tho Circuit Court OF
Harrison County. West Virginia. on the
twenty ninth dHy Of June 1910 for the
enter OF an order authorizing me ~ guar.
dian aforesaid, to transfer from tho said
state Of West Virginia. to the said Stat. OF
Indians. certain money given and 10.
pnHathed TO said Mary u, Houghton by
In the said County NJ Harrison. aud state
OF West Virginia, mud now IN the hands
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

Notice Is hereby given that at a meet
Ing OF the stockholders Of the Lafayette
Hall u corporation created aud organized
under the laws OF the state Of West YIr-
Rniu, held at It's Offices at CIarksburR.
Wctt Virginia, on the Nth day OF April.
4, H., 1916. tho following resolution was
adopted
"tESOLvED. FIRST, That Lafayette
llnll a corporation created aud organised
under the laws Of the State Of West Yir-
Einln. does hereby discontinue business az
corporation and surrender to the said
state its charter aud corporate franchises.
The honrd of directors viii proceed to con.
vert any property chooses In action, and
MI assets NJ this corporation into cash.
aud pay on mud discharge all la debts.
liabilities mud obligations, nnd after fully
dlfrharging NIL ouch debts, liabilities ana
obligations. divide the remainder among tho
stockholders pro rata with their several
holdings ~ stock.
Given under my hand this the 10th day
Of April a. H., 1910
Attest:
4. A. A[ALFREdEOT.
President Lafayette Hall.
A. J. HOLLAND. Secretary.
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holding up at $50 barrels n day.
When the well was drilled In last
"Wednesday It began to flow ut tho
rate OF ten barrels an hour, no prOviS-
ions having been made for n Eushor.
and In a short time tho two tanks
that had been erected at tho wc!l
were fun and ovornow!nE and before
pipe limo connections could be mado
between 200 and 500 barrels OF tho
wells production flowed into Deura
run and was lost.
IA Is frequently the case when Il
good strike IS made. litigation over
the ownership OF the lease IL started.
c. J. Bonwen has entered legal pro
cccdlnRs for half interest In the
Higginbotham farm and one-half Of
the oil Whlfe Bonwell took the
lease II was later assigned TO J.
Allen. but he (BOnwell) claims that
he retained half interest A re-
straining order was issued al the In
stance Of Bonwell and ]. J. Allen q
Company are prevented from selling
the oil. Should tho courts hold In
favor OF Bonwcll. ]. J. Allen will not
W. U''utUflNIN III tut EubNfl W Nlf
lease. he having disposed Of the other
half interest before the well was COM
plcted.
on 1evorlin fork. McClclland dis-
irct. Dofdrtdge county. the Hone
Natural Gas Company drilled he test
on the Il. +. Robinson farm through
the Big lnjun sand and developed q
light gasscr Tn" location 10 1000
feet south OF the South Penn oil
Compnny's production on the Hart
Lowndes farm In Union district.
Plcnsants county. located on Java
run. Nncloy & Hcuhacher have now
drilled their tcs; on the NJ. M Stew
art farm through the Biz Injun sand
and It Is a duster IN all formations.
In the old Crows Run Held In
Beaver county. II. c. Frye and Com
pany drilled their second test on the
Kline farm into the lOO-foot sand and
developed n fair gas pressure. In the
old Dun City field. Lcidccker. Wat
erson & Company are due In the sand
al No. 4 on the p Shcnot farm. Means
6 Company are also due in the sand
AT test on the Ulr!ch farm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08
WARM PRAISE BY
Dave HICKMAN
THE OIL MAN.
We'll Known Resident Found Nerv.
Worth WouNirluI Nerve Tonic

Almost everybody in Clnrksburg
knows DHv" Hickman. tho "OIl Man. -
Of No. 1909 Pike street. and every
body knows him TO be thoroughly
reliable, Therefore, when man Of
his typo endorses Ncrv- Worth over
his own signature. tho public is
bound to bank on tho remedy. Don't
miss word Of what MIR. Hickman
says:
Two weeks ar1 | bought a bottle
OF NCrv-WOrth Tor my wife. who suf-
fcrcd with gleoplcssncss nervous
ncfF. Palms across the small of her
back md severe nervous headache.
This trouble has been OF five
years standing DoctoIed some. hut
never got any relief This one bot
tie OF NCrv-Wo-th has eliminated her
trouble no headache. pains Ia tho
back gono. sleeps good and rests fn".
Good appetite. and take II all around
she Is better than she's been In al
these years"
lSignrdl "DW.HICKMAN."
Norv-Worth has the same power
over dizziness, bowel trouble. weak
ness, that tired. "draEgy" feeling and
low spirits that Il has over the ner-
vous troubles which made lie mis-
cradle to Mira Hickman. And don't
forget that you ran tcst that power
70 your own satisfaction without
rlskinE a penny. for Il the medicine
docs not help Burkc's drug store will
hand your dollar haca.-Advcrtisc
ment.
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~ have been using Chamberlain
Tablets for indigestion for the past
six months. and It affords me pleas
ure 20 say have never used a remedy
that did me so much good. Mrs.
C, Z. Riley, nliOn. n. Y. Champer-
lRin's Tablets are obtainable every
Observation-Disclosures,
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Young Bros. Garage
South Second Street.
ClNrksburg, W. Va.

NJ said John Ross Jr.. the executor Of
said last will and Testament appointed and
qualified A. such Ia said County Of HaFrI.
son, aud state Of West virginia, the
amount Of said fund being about eighteen
hundred dollars
MARGARET HUT,
Guardian ot Mary T. ltoughton, for tho
County Of Floyd and state Of Indiana.
rs Counsel
}. Phillip CLIFFORD. COUNSEL.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08

Yes" he says. and took 1t back
and put II In hls pocket. AMI says he
would give mo another one. ana hon
ost don't know whether am going
TO get in or not GolnB to get in.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08

WHEELING An election scandal
will be uncarthcd here. q is claimed.
following an investigation by the fed
cral department o. justice Assistant
United States District Attorney VII
liam T. Rose appeared before Judge
N7mron in circuit court here and Alcd
afildnvitF and petitions praying that
the records, original ballots poll books
md sheets used IN the election OF 1914
be preserved
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08
West Virginia Briefs

HUNTINGTON: Henry II. Archer.
OF Parkershurg. secretary Of the state
board OF trade. and Grosyonor Dave.
Of Washington. y. G.. are hero con-
forring with members Of the chamber
o. commerce with regard 10 the cole
hra'l0u 81 the states birthday June %.
Tho celebration here will be an Clabor-
ate one, featured by a banquet at tho
Notel Freder.ck.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08

MURPHYTOW-N: Stanley Musscr.
aged 6S. one Of the mos, prominent
farmers In this section Of the state. is
dead at his home here Of dropsy. He
had been III for several months.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08

CHARLESTON; Blue and white arc
the colors selected by the state auditor
Tor the 1877 automobile tags. according
20 announcement made here
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vorsary Of Bethany College was OBJ
served here with program. which
included a number Of speeches In the
afternoon and a banquet at night
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08

WHEELING Dr. L. : Kennedy.
colorcd, went on trial In tho criminal
cour, hero today on n charge Of NAL
practice His case IL one Of three Of
a very Ike nature. all involving col
orcd physicians. which are to come up
az this torn Of court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08

MARTINsBURG: Samuel walls OF
Borkclov Springs, was caught by tho
pilot OF baltimore and Ohio train No,
q at Hancock and carried a distance
Of scycuty-hvc feet His only injury
was scratch on the left leg
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08

MARTINSEURG; The hfiy.ihIrd
birthday of tho state will hO Cele-
hra,cd here on June 20 with n biz din
nor Arrangements for tho dinnor
are In tho hands Of committee,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08

The large increase in the
Morrison Store Co. business,
is evidence they sell it for
less.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-08

of
founded sinuss
today
the and
made n sudcbaker honesty Integrity
mai or
without question
studebakor"
the world millions
build II
jcorardiIo
soihy, because Of
No who works stuicbakc
studebake selecting him; aud his pride built
Stuiobnkcr
Il United
thoroughly familiar with the development tho
tina oncn
been eau" OF tn" sdebakor organization since the days OF tho
with Is merely question Of
us this good enough" but "Is Stuhchakc?"
Quality the
President a u 3rsknc q
naIy there must be compromise We must ho
then take the rat
har" customer at all than . dissatisfied
the uosic
organizations In tn" o
% Npn'l us men nigh organization
assistants II IL an Organization
James G. Heslct
g oil the original designers
Of gasoline HIS
on TINS work for eighteen
in
try and abroad be found Through
resources and by the opportunities
They the kind OF
StudebakcT
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BETHANY: The soyonw-afth ami
The sun., 1916-11-17
COPpERS MARCH Up
BROAD STREET CURB
Bate Is Only One TO Break
From Mining Ranks, Sell
ing Down to II 3-8.
XIDvALE STEEL IS FIRM
Several New High Records Are
Made-United Kingdom
1.2s Are Active.
X1DvALE E Is FIRM

Trading In the outside market was
featured by strength and activity. espe-
e.aliy In the mining group. Magma
Copper rcld at a new high Of 59k.
Howe Sound. the most active In the
Whole list. also sold at = new high Of
~, bur near the close reacted. due to
srodt taking. with the laet quotation
~. Ccrro dc pasco and st. Joseph
Lead made smaller gains Butte Cop
Ger and Zinc did lot follow the other
issues and sold down TO 17S, compared
with q previous close OF is.
Midvalc steel was firm, with sales up
10 7ois, the highest on this movement
United Alloys steel made \ fair gain
abou, midday. but near the close 70.
acted fractionally. Lake Torpedo Boat
common II preferred were strong. ad-
yancing about two points on fairly
active buying. Chicago. Rock Island
And Pacific common and preferred
shares, when issued. were Arm and
active. North American Paper sold
within an eighth Of its previous high
mark, but American Writing Paper was
fractionally lower. Cramp Shipbuilding
sold at a new high Of s5.
Barnett OIL and Gas sold at Q new
high Of I. Sinclair OIL Wa fractionally
higher.
h after Q poor start, became hrmsf.
United Kingdom SIS were the most
sctive sincs frst traded In. Cerro d
Pssoo g. sold . points higher than
wednesdays ANAL Saiso and quota
t1oooj
The sun., 1916-11-17

PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

CENTRAL ILLINOIS PUBLIC UTILITY {
The N.o0o. 900 5 per cent. hrst and rctundins
honds arc offered At . price yielding ~ pr
cent. BondA are secured by frst lien assets
representing & per cent. Of gross earnings ~
company and On balance N property subject 4"
a prior lien OF t775. 90. Issue WIS authorized
by Illinois Public servtr~ Commission.
INTERBOROUGH RAPID TRANSIT co
HAris, Forbes q Co. Lee. Higginscn q Co. aud
Kissel, Ktnnicut 4 Co. arc Offering So, &s,0 0
hut and rsfundinS . per cent. sinking FUND
bonds at - and interest. rhese bonds represent
remainder Of $50. -. 900 authorized ~ Public
Service Commission.
NEW YORK STATE RAILwAY-Grnss earn
inss for October were $50, "a. INCREASE -, Bo
net teso, ga, decrease N,l7.
VIRGINIA RAILWAY q POwER-fross
earnings for October were w., Sal. inrr~aao
81, O9 net after tsxes ts1s. osi increase =, u,
surplus after charges eils,sl7. iucreass T,2ia
For 10 months ended October n gross wss So
30. lid. Increase ts&s. COZ net after tases g, :si.
s0s. Increase s25s, s7t: surplus sitter charges
u. 0s7. Sit, increase SECS. les.
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC-Has extended
Its bonus plan 10 about 1900 employees. Under
the farms every employee will receive 8 Ter
cent. Of monthly salary. providing time sbssnce
and Hardness. during month do not exceed q
hours. An additional per cent. Will he dis
tributed TO those Who have not lost any time
during month.
The sun., 1916-11-17
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

CARwEN sTEEL TO0L-Has received.
through It's subsidiary the Carlson wenstron,
Co. q large order for steel tools and gauges
from the United Stsies Government.
REPUHLiC IRON 4 sTEEL ca. --peclsr ed
qua dividend Of ~ per cent. oil preferred
stock In addition 20 I per cent. In arrears GU
preferred stork. both payable January 1 10 stock
recorded Dccenhrr H. Nv dividend action was
taken on common stock.
ZINC CoNCENrRAT1EG--st atemen,s from
its two plAnts ~ Cuba City and Llnden. Wis.
show that during October gross receipts from
sale of ore were e+a,isr. Operating expenses
and cost OF raw ore ~crs Ss7. ono, leaving net
profit OF. H.H9. equal 20 .aS annually ON
capitsi stock.
The sun., 1916-11-17
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE stock markets
ineaxre dealings, eonhned chiefly to indus
trial., leading home rails and shipplns
share. At steady prices. CIT edged sseurl'
ciinsd 10 droop. Gusyaquif bonds strong,
American securities steady and festurs-
less. Money scarcsr and discount rates
TO grant the petition for . general satur.
day holiday, Consols for money closed 81
Sc; new Ans per cent. var loan at -.
"a. ihrss .ssaths ,tuls s4esF ~ ssst.
The sun., 1916-11-17
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Nov. l6.-Bullish activity was
pronounced In severa issues. Diamond
Match. Frestolite. United PAPER Board and
City and Connecting preferred were strong
features. Prices ruled strong. Bonds active
and steady,
The sun., 1916-11-17
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ls-CrAmps was
again active and advanced 5 points further.
Heavy trading and an advance Of more than
q point In Lake Superior Corporation was a
feature. Philadelphia Rapid Transit trust
certl hcates active And declined y point, Bonds
drm
The sun., 1916-11-17

PORTLAND, ore. Nov. Is Five thou.
sand bushels Of blue stem wheat was sold
here 10. day for January delivery at 3l.70
a bushel. said tn be tho highest price ever
paid in the raCiic NorthNcst.
The sun., 1916-11-17
RATES ON OTHER COUNTRIES.

Approximate PARTIES OF above are: Hoi-
land, Is cents: Italy. Greece and Switzer.
lively; Russia. biH cents. Austria. 30 "a
cpnts; Denmark, Sweden AMI Norway, % ~
cents; Brazil, w cents; Argentina, paper,
dia. 32A cents; Japan. 1884 VENTS.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE go horton. mar.
Chicago. Zoe. discount: 81. Louis. i6c dis.
count bid. par asked: San Francisco. inc
premium: Montreal, par; Cincinnati, par. "
Gil vER RnIrLs
The sun., 1916-11-17
MINING NEWS.

GRANNY CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.
October production was 4.3te. 099 pounds COP.
per. compared with 2.%40. O3b In September.
The sun., 1916-11-17
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Nov. is-Heavy trading in oil IN,
Upper .ha!cs to-day. with priccs ruling stronr.
low pric~d shares especially active. Railroad
shares quiet and steady. Nisceilsneous stocks
him and active. summary:
The sun., 1916-11-17
SILVER PRICES,

Average price of silver ia New York In
November, 1918. WAS 81 75c, an ounce: Novem.
Der, 1914, ~ !oc November. 1919, IS s9c. No.
The sun., 1916-11-17
NEW YORK BANK CLEARTNOs.

through New York on Wednesday 10 Indicated
BY the fact that bank c~learinss reported
yesterday by the New York Clearing houss
totalled S736,632,7 TO. These daily nSures ~.
averages In the corresponding PERIODS OF
former years. New York. the hnancai cen.
tire. reflects more or less accurately ounness
try. Tho comparisons will be found even
moro valuable when considered IN connec.
uon With the summsry OF rAilroso eSn"s'
published under Railroad News"
The sun., 1916-11-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
CALL Ell.

TINE MONEY-Markct Arm md ~
Six.y days. ad3x%; ninety days, 1k0snnG
four month";, &kJSx%: ave months, shV
s,iS; NJ months, Sh0Sxx.
The range in the weeh ended Novembsr 70.
1915. vas rom ik6skx for drty days 20
fkh9% for sx month";; range In TIE WI
ended November 70. i,i4. from No. ,Cs
IN the week ended November q. 1918. frem
ika3S for eixty days TO Az for sx months.
COMMERCIAL PAPER = Continued Gun.
and OF 3kdSNs for four. FIVE and ssx monsns
were quoted. For spot delivery prime enGoSe
ecceptances Of member banks were auoScn p
days and 2&a2x% for ninety days. EhGots
non.member banks about y hieher. inehs''
BILE bank bills ranged from 2h63hS.
The sun., 1916-11-17
Note--ACrtculturd and live Qock pepoR u
urities Of from 81 days TO six months,
Tfade Commodity

Authorizcd fNtee Tor bankefe h~cceptAncft.
~ minimum. t< maximum. Rates for bills
Of exchange purchased In open market BY At
lAnta bank. sAn5ST. Rates for bills viii
or without member bank Endorsement. Tit
mat urities OF ninety days or less, purchaard
Rates for commercial paper purchased IN
open market by Dallas bank. 3GSE Rates
ninety days or less. purchased In open mar.
ket. without member hank Endorsement, BY
New Orleans branch Of Atlanta bank. NO
80. Rate OF sG for commodity pAper with
mstuY,ties OF from sixty days TO Gx months
dxed for San Eranciaco bank.
The sun., 1916-11-17
PrTTSBURa MARKET.

PiTrSBURG, Nov. N.-Narkst stesdy ana
active, without any vids fluctuations, Ia
Belle Iron end Steel ciosed I NJ. Summary:
The sun., 1916-11-17

Argentine exchange. instead OF weakening
further yesterday. the closiry check rate OF
iol65 representing . pfeiaium OF approHi-
mately ~ per cent. The National City
of exports OF sold 10 Argentina 90 far this
month to T. .i5a.c oo Sw,es france also were
strong. and though they reacted slightly ~.
fore the close OF business the final quotations
showed a discount OF lees than .s OF 1 per
cent compared With q discount, Of almost :
pr cent one month ago. Russian rubics con
tinued their advance. closing Al 800 for
checks. compared with :? 10 on Saturday.
In the following tables. when the de
mand." sight OF check rate 10 quoted
in United States currency II 10 said IA
favor" this country II less than par. bu,
when quoted in foreign currency IL 10 said
TO be against" this country II less than
par. For the conye nience OF readers such
rates are marked ''Fs' when In favor Of and
"a when against his country.
The sun., 1916-11-17
DAILY AVERAGES.

Balance reported yesterday were e1.Tl.Ns
The Sub. Treasury was creditor TO the Ciear.
ing House 10 the extent OF tsZ. so. Federal
Reserve Bank credit balance. 3.0'5,s~.
Ranks sai,ed from the Sub. Treasury yes
tcrday n s, o1: GAINED amer Friday, 1,Sso.0n'
DISCOUNT RATES or FEDEBAL he
SHsaGD naANu