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, 1916-06-15
Notice for Publication.

Office of the State Auditor.
Cheyenne, Wyoming, May 25, 1916.
Insurance Company of North America, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Total admitted assets $N447659 81
Liabilities except capital $11 ,447659 81
Capital stock paid up 4OO0OOW
Surplus over liabilities 6OOOONOW
$40 447,659 81 204476 59 81
Income during zeal ending December 3lst, 1915 S123O 49 36
Disbursement for year ending December 31s, 1915 $1,000, 7S4 so
Business in Wyoming for the Year Ending December 81, 1915
Insurance written S495247 90
Gross premiums received SlOOWOO
Losses paid Lac 6
Losses incurred 1455 So
State of Wyoming
County of Laramie SIS
1, Robt. B. Forsyth. State Auditor and Ex-ORcio Insurance Commits
sioner of the State of Wyoming, do hereby certify that the above is a N
ldensed statement of the annual statement of the above named Insurance
Company, filed lin my office, IS required by Section APO, c. S. 1910.
Iu tesim1 IN whereof, | have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal
of Office this 18th day of May, A. D., 1916.
r. B FORSYTH,
State Auditor and Ex-OHicio Insurance Commissioner.
, 1916-06-15

Rev. Haupt this week removed the
siding from the R~ectory on three
sides, putting on new paper under
the siding and replaced some of the
old boards with new material. This
will make the building much tighter
and better, as the old siding had
shrunk until it did not lap in many
places.
, 1916-06-15

Screen doors and wire netting, both
black and galvanized wire, at Tilton
q Sons.
, 1916-06-15

j. P. Hennessy of Casper, brother
of E F Hennessy is here on a visit
to his brother, who took him out to
the ranch.
, 1916-06-15

No hunting or trespassing on the
old Kuykendall ranch south of Sara
toga. Kindt Sheep Company.
7-29-tf
, 1916-06-15
Notice.

Hunting, fishing, or trespassing of
any kind is forbidden under penalty
of the law on the following ranches:
Big Creek ranches; Bear Creek ranch
ee; Big Greek Park ranches ; Huston
ranch on Cow creek; Sterrett ranch
on Brush creek: Canyon ranch (Parr
ranch) on Encampment river, and
any ranches we may have rented for
pasture. Trespassers will be prose-
cuted. Hunter, Casteel g. Hunter.
9.1S-l9lb.
, 1916-06-15

Ranchmen should see our new
CANT SAG" gates and gate irons.
This is something new for all gate
purposes. Foster Lumber Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
wheat ut sharp Dcciines-Ttme''
Shovers-Peace Rumors.

The wheat list was under constant
PRESSURE Yesterday and values were
steadily lowered. closing at ABOUT inc
bottom prices for the day. II was again
said that professional operators w.to
l%In,Iilating at fair sized losses. que
partly TO the uuwnlinsness OF the puhUc
10 enter the market on the buying
side. There was more or less bearish
news placed before the trade during
,he day, but 1t hardly warranted the
drastic declines. The opinion was gen
cral that he losses would not have been
so extensive had the commission house
interest been normal
The weather adviccs included repor's
If showers over Hor,lcrn Oklahoma aAd
cxtending TO southern n central kaiI'
yas. Improved crop accounts are en-
pected 10 follow the rainfall, but ihf
indication was FOR clear weather over
the week end, and II was Thought thai
there would he q renewal OF crop com
%plajnts. If additional moisture does !o'
come soon. There were beneficial rains
In many parts of the Canadian North
west Yesterday.
The neuce rumors were heard with nlof'
than tho usual inter, {, although the aetna
renorts were hardly definite. cable nd
Vices creditinG Ambassador Gerard wiz
having predicted an early cnd TO the wa
attracted a great deal OF attention.. yet lat
reports from washington made u evioSh,
tket very little faath wss os'ns S'ses'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
CASH RESOURCES
OF BANKS INCREASE
show a Gain Of S1l.80O. 900:
the Deposits Are S13, 7OO.-
600 Larger.
GOLD HOLDINGS LESS

WAsuINGToN. May 27.-Bank deposits
and cash resources OF the Federal re-
serve banks show further increases -
sls. 200. 900 and Si4.S00. 900 respectively
as the result Of additional reserve trans
fers 10y member banks during the past
week, according to the regular weekly
bank statement made public to-day by
the Federal Reserve Board for May 20
Combined gold reserves OF She banks
Increased over $4,000. 600. all the ban's
except New York. Boston and Mime
apolis reporting substantial gains in
their gold holdings mainly as the result
OF transfers OF gold TO their credit on
the books OF the gold settlement fund.
The New York banks gold holding
decreased since the previous week by S4.-
600, 00o. OF which 81 .l00,0 900 was depos-
tied with the Federal reserve agent 20
reduce the banks liability on outstand-
ing Federal reserves. This decrease IL
offset IN part by a decrease Of aboui
So, 000. 400 In the amount due to other
Federal reserve banks The banks gain
during the week N cash other than gold
was about si.S00.Oo0, leaving the total
cash reserve of the bank practically nm
CHANGED. The cleveland and Kansas
city banks show the largest gains in
gold. mainly nv transfers from Chicago
ard New York through the gold settle
mont fund.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28

In this peace report; There ara sutncicnt
peace r-nor's IN the paper. every day to
"nik against speculative support in 'hc
wheat market even though many au-
thpriri"s believe .ha' after the frs. rcrlou
- uepre-iHr IN wheel a. \ rrSu!: -
d"fni'" peace news, The market vii Hd
vance sharply.
Espprt interest was not very irportan,
a; 'ns love- p-!oa. rnrsigr TAX nrs were
placed ~ 800. 00l bushels There Ia A.
eIs.- zone IN til" f~"iGh; mnrks, and he
quoted NJ 3ic u bush-!. wh!cI compares
vim a ret" " about tli from Argentine
ports - European ports Foreign au
thoritiCs are nov expressing the opinion
to bo = greater volume In the near futur"
and .lpuh'!o-s III" freight Conditions have
material. bearing on ;he direction q: tbs
foreign burlnr
Corn-Th- pre.sur. tn tho msrke, was
continuous and some new low wells for
tho movenor, were mad. Very favorable
weather conditions ~" 81 worl Ing
a]g,tns', ~. "s l&.@ars"r recein,s nyx, we"l;
corn in the p1rt W.rl ~tota!."i ESQ 900
bushels. against c.N5u. 0OU In tho previous
week and 44o.ooJ asst year. Sentiment
In The trndn seems quito h'ar!sh. IN"
failure ~ chicago MAY delivery 20 hold
IL. price love has no: neCn wi hout ef'c'.
Tunlio ~Ipnort in IN" market Il lirht an !
prof s''nhl traders r." of''h Inclined -
worn on tn" boar s!I"
OIte-IE sympathy WITH other grim,
prices Were lowered yos'crdnv. The show
'rs "a the Sou'MScs, wiI =" ~ SOM" h"n"hi
heavy ana Cor me weck. to;a'' 600 ooo
bushels. against $50. Goa lat year. rnrro
wa 40 important cNppri business reported
yesterday.
rrovisIons-Eariy selling was against
tho fair sized hog movement. due 10 the
declines in grains. Peace rumors checked
offerings. bu; the general speculative de-
mani lacked volume.
lIItlEn nTIr,s.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

rrT-rn-N,-ke, closed crm. with a
600 clea-ance OF all E'ades Receipt.
IN. .are.p,s in Tho corresponding Wee,
las, sea There were G7.;a2 packages
gan. ,r.,a5 p,ck,ge~ q wear ago, The
~ r-,s. AIi',-hal vet a%frivtl. Merchants
ma, pr" concessions to- mpy" goods In
,rlsr % nave 1ieaL floors WHOM butter 81
Cteamerv. e>,ras. ~ saor.. 30 a 30i. &C.;
high.r scoring. 3Ol T3li,o.. nrs;s, .sF
.skr seconds. 27is n Is &C., thirds, 81 {;
ms ..I. extr4s. 3Gfi G3lc., St4'e, dairy.
tn.s'. .oc good to prime. 2Sig a:giac..
-.ro,a.pi oxtras. ego. sr-ts. .SnaStIc. (:
.sd.ss ,r-'s zee p, King stock current
MAKE. ''' -''.' 80 . -tt'
CHEESE - The market closed weak,
BUM was .lmi;od and despite moderate
re- r- , surp.ur was LETT IN the market.
Rs.eI's tor iho vtc.. were la.>!a boxes,
aci.g.' tr4l. hose, in The corresponding
week 49, wear rae aiderru . IA receipts
's 20 '".'y exnorts direot from proangins
I'' MOE re-! 'n' fott!a'''
IA .'.', %''"rhs" fancy, ~. ~
'''' h''I. I'"l iih' "
20" Ef"',-t, h'."' lo",'tos
"''''oH9 l'!Hs. mol ~ &c 'ttrSot
-, tN. '..r.. Young An"'rira'' ircsI.
80. ~.-'t'r skim -p' ~, .,Hri""'
mas ''''.' .'N'' s'"l'' -,
The market was very 'rrcgult, on medium
md .or grades. which were In accumula..
'i"r. De- pts for ~" week were, I'm
'ases against lli,".' case- IN the cor
-''pln4..g we"k las, year Muoh Of The
..r!pr grade o. wien noldcr. made heavy
ia" G's .ai. hi IN: I pl6S63,l Sq'r s5l I E5"F i'G iof
bon VIZ. y, uyo and s'o,agr purposes
'...nct' ono * The market weak because
m!rEs' rr!r's. isroI ,ratncrcn, ektras
20 tv'ra trst 1a.1.c nrats, ~ .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28

Consolidated EXcha nEe.

p-icer generally tended down ward On IN.
consolidated Stock Exchange yeserday,
although there was no special selling
pressure. BEADING attracted attention by
selling At its lowest level since its recent
sensational advance. II opened at 1921.
an overnight decline OF y OF a point, rallied
to lnoi, and then vent to l00ia. a. which
If closed. 1t was the most active issue,
with United states steel common mex to u
In respect TO volume. The last named
stock opened at SEA-. q decline OF = Of a
po.ut from Fridays closing, thh' proving
rs highest, aud 1t sold az low AZ Nfr'
Crnclbie S,esl opened y, sttq. and after
touching slt. sold at S3Ss, closing AZ 81
Anaconda opened ~ k5is and then Went 10
tIa.. llt closed at Sibs. Erie openei AT
AZ sold At 80 and then declined -
aSis WIN IT, closing price 3SH. l."high
rcp,ioial nrmness. II had opened a. 80
and on moderate dealings I, advanced 10
racrnniIr iron and steel. as 70 49,. In.
southern. cGi, 10 e57- Denver and RIO
,;rnnde preferred, 60. Consolidated Gas.
lSTi, - l37u Butte superior y TO
can' Iinsced on, 2?. and Amcricamn Ire,
.0i. international Mercantile. Marin"
nrefcrred opened AZ al7,, early sold as low
ns ali, and then advanced 70 '2ht.. New
| YORK Air rralSe vns dealt In AZ l3Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
PEACE NEWS LIFTS
COTTON MARKET
Earl, selling Based on the
Favorable Weather in
the south.
WATkiNS ~ REAL REPORT

~, .~.rtc'cr,stic- of he cotton mar
h., du~,rr ,dc SHORT session Yesterday
cove m,,n 'rc sane "a those displayed
,I, NJ, t.ut.. >cs~'rY There were very
s,.r.bic wont Icr ,"', tiuHs tIrourhou'
OBJ. S,. fo j., vua>,',.td but little
..u,- Wa. Iu,tf.". LN tU' tyciahlc err y
.,pdF ai The ~i'iu; d"Clia" Registered
.r.i sner iur ,ut,rt uf tN' .oseion were
NOR, 'lau m1dr w in thc subsequent
healing " ..r uiUot. nd quite Is littlc
.. di v..u ih" dosing rally of To" list.
art,,.1 some ~1Ut'r,.;..s o. ;is t'tir
cue,. ,r,i o., r,purt' thui Ambassador
,,e-lrd Dad Z ven uHt az interview -
,.-,io, pIp.ts go tn, effect that peace
vas near 1T hand
No-, ~ less OF the trading ~ the
aay represented the even ug up Of con-
.rac,s The buying orders IRON IN"
South were Looked upon rs short COW
.rirr There was occasional absorption
~ wall Street interests. aud the spot
concerns. II was not surprising that
,ho general commission house demand
ad no. expand as the c,imati" conditions
we too frequently alluded 90 and the
nea,e reprrts nre still regarded ~ vague
q. the best
Aay',es 10 the Io,r1ui Of Commerce
covering Alabama Indicated that the
&c, would be enlarged IN that state.
although a month ago - increase had
hsen nnt,,oated. Conditions are sad "a
,a,re between 20 and 80 per cent, the
.easor ,vo tn three weeks late n BOZ
rcsyn appearing. Mississippi acreage
increases axe running NJ about 10 per
,sr, and prospects ~, t'r "rop are re-
sa-ded AS bright. Further favorable crop
accounts next week are expected, ~ nc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28

Mills have taken orders for $1,000 tons
Or marine plates and shapes IND could
obtain an equal tonnage even for 1917
shipment II they would accept the offer
ings. TIE agricultural. implemen: makers
n" a,so IN need OF large :onnag.s
- steel for the first hal, OF ncx' year.
and some contracts for soft steel bars
nave been placed by this Interest.
Domestic manufacturers OF munitions.
r,.rc!sed options on ll6. 900 tons OF rolled
aud forged stee, las, week. indicating
.uat stveral additional contracts for
sH,lls have been virtually closed. 10 be
manufactured TO French. Russian and
british specifications Italy also pur-
chased 10000 tons OF three inch rounds
ana Is actively In the market for 81, OON
tons Of rails. Japan has purc!l ssed
more tin pate and IL urg, ntly IN M
market ior steel plates and wire rods
All OF IN" allied Governments IN Europ"
are stu urgently seeking barb.l wire.
wh!!' Russia has closed an additional
contract FOR lilies.
Railroad activities last week wer.
principally notable IN the placIu. Of
orders for motive power. The builders
reported contracts for III locomotives
~ NN'uNN hif lO' tNlOE 10
Franc. Inquiries from foreign GoNc,n-
ments cover LOO additional .uelncs.
Domestic roads are SIN negotiating for
30" locomotives, about 100 OF which ar.
expected 10 be closed before the end OF
th. month, Rail contracts VIZ. asain
small. a~ggregatlng about $1,000 tons,
Including light and STANDARD sec, ons,
but few orders were placed for cars
The Philadelphia and Reading Ran
road placed i contract Yesterday with
the American Bridge COMPANY tor /,
hrdcr 20 he constructed AZ potts,1wu.
PA, requiring zoo tons of s'ru tural
| steel. The lehlgh Valley Is on the point
~ closing Il bridge contract requiring
1,o tons Of steel. Snare 4 Tri.s'. having
'ae general contract for the approach to
;hc greensboro Bridge. for the Inter.
borough RAPID Transit Company, have
placed The steel order, $50 tons. with
tina Mc'lintic-M Marshall Construction
Company. lowering 4 Garrlgues Sc.
cured the contract for 500 tons OF fab
rica'ed shapes TO be used In III. New
York Telephone Building at Walker and
lispcnard streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
FEWER STEEL SALES,
BUT MILLS ARE BUSY
Present Business i'm Ordinar,
Times Would Re Called
Great Rush.

II became more clearly .,'dcr, 'ts'
week hat ~ reaction "a the sect in
dlstry "a IN progress hut a rea 't'oN
only from the point Of sales. Since
Nlgust. 1913, with the single execution
OF January. 1916. each succeeding month
has added 400 600 tu 1000. 0OO tons to
the untitled orders carried by the sub
S'dilry companies OF the United states
steel Corporation, since August last
year the average monthly '~ncreas. has
been in excess OF GGl 900 tons and since
January ! tn. average month"; gain
has been more than 100000 tong. Most
% tn" Independent steel companic, 100,
hav. shared the extraordinary prosper
ItN with the S,cc' CORPORATION. Th.
Indication IL that the Stee, corporation
OF May | had accumulated i0.0n0. 600
tuns of orders In excess ~ shipments
since August last and that the un-
Allied orders to-day carried by all Of
the steel companies are only a little
short OF co. 600 900 tons
L. seems probable tina the Increase In
untitled tonnage by She corporation has
been reduced this month TO $50, 600 tons.
The independent companies. doubtless,
have met with similar experience. Busi.
ness apparently Ia SIN coming to the
mills IN excess OF capacity. however, and
not until shipments are greater than
new orders Will the reaction he OF special
Importance. The significant fact a. the
Is that domestic consumers are
buying less and foreign consumers arc
taking more steel. The impression T.
that all large domestic consumers are
not and will not take out all Of the
steel under contract In the original tim.
! specified, making 1t possible for the steel
A A.. -, a
orders. Another factor facilitating eX.
port trade is the larger number Of steam
| SHIPS available and the decline n ocean
freight rates.
Other important elements contributinr
toward a reaction are the record break.
ing production and the temporary re.
duced home consumption due to unsat-
isfactory labor conditions. Old plants
producing crude steel are turning on,
mora than ever before. new omen hearth
plants are yielding "A liberal tonnage
and electrical furnaces, that hays multi
piled with great rapidity, are becoming
factors Of no small importance.
Because OF these developments crud,
and scmi-hrished steel is in more ampi,
supply. as is evident from the gradua
Disappearance of premiums on early ship
ments ana the lower prices current fo'
future deliveries, Even round s,ccl BAR
and eorgings used In the manufacture u
munitions are being sold AT concession,
from tho prices current a month ago.
The volume OF business In steel prod
ucts Is stu enormous. II Is only In com
par.son with the achievements OF the las
eight months that II Is possible to rpral
90. - ~. A. N-s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
Iay. stock NHri.c

SATURDAY, Nav 9;
Receipts 90 beev"s w'r" sN3 head, mainly
~r,'.Irn,l direct to iOrtl sinlght"rcrs, Nn
XXI. r,nnr ..l an to "A late huut; feeling
prnrrauy steady. Dressed beef in fti"
demand ANA STEADY; common to priIn" ma
no siI.s snlling at l3l Wlac. per 10.
Receipts 81 calves were ! mead ohlN q
,ovv head on sale No trading, feeling
N, = dressed ycals selling at ljM 100, per
IL yountry dressed Gals. l:ia ml,".
Ecccipts Of sheep and lambs we're LAO
bc,d IurIuilng : Cars for the market,
,nnk ing. with previous arrivals, 2 cars OF,
sale. No trading M 10 a late hour; feel
Ing weak. Dressed mutton weak ~ l2W
III. pcr III. dressed earrings easter at
i,ul.,., dressed lambs, 2ln23r. Country
dressed huthoase lambs almost nominal at
"Receipts of hogs were ss2 head; all fos
slauEhterers direct. vssliHs asntnsl,y
weak.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
THE SUGAR MARKET.
No Trading In Raw or Refined
To.morrow or Tuesdny.

The marlke, for raw sugar. Was very m
acI,ve yesterday and a holiday spirit pre-
called "A, both the raw ard refned markets
vii he closed on Monday and Tuesday
Dur.nx the balance Of the summer the raw
S,frrdar Prices were nominally unchanged,
with Ciihas cos, and freight quoted at 5A.c.
and nnP granula;cd ~ ~ to ZOE ! mo-,
YIN conditions were believed to b" firm and
The rccen: ImurOyPmrut IN IN" ~torei.n de-
mani for refined q. we'll "a thr larger plr-
,hasos abroad we're looked upon As en-
tourpging factors.
In The marke, Tor saear futures trading
uJs very aulo, Total sales for the day ""r"
20 tons Price changes were conin'd
w,,h,n a narrow range. The undertone was
slightly easier owing 10 moderate week eni
liuuida,ion. Final quotations we're ,polll
no, higher 10 3 po!nts net lower Prices
folow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
Gold rcra

Gold resources OF the system. .H
Guiding the amounts of gold held by ir'
Federal reserve agents against Federal
reserve notes outstanding. total Al pres
ent sjli,2ho 900. compared with sec.
$4,000 about three months previous
The decrease IN the agents gold hold rug>
since February % WAS $3.50. 900. while
the banks show a decrease of gold dur-
ing the same period of $3,?sa.00o. or n
total decrease for the system of nearly
81 ,000. 900. notwithstanding ;he gain
OF about So. 600. 600 ~ gold deposited by
member banks during the past two
weeks.
As against this decrease In gold hold
lngs the Investments o. the banks show
an increase during the quarter OF 500, %
$50 900 and their note circulation a de-
crease OF Stl.?7g.O00. II IS evident,
therefor. that practically All Investments
for tho quarter have been paid in gold
Discounted paper on hand increa sed
during the week more than $500 900. the
-. Louis bank reporting the largest
gain. Acceptances on hand show an
equal gain. Notwithstanding the smaller
figures shown for the Boston and New
York banks.
OF the total bills on hand 81 PEI
cent. mature within thirty days and 33.e
per cent. after thirty but within sixty
days. The amount Of agricultural and
live stock paper maturing after ninety
days was 81. Sos, 900, or Is per cent Of
the total discounts held. About two,
thirds OF this class OF paper was held
by the Dallas. Kansas City and Chicago
banks.
Holdings Of United States bonds show
an increase OF slo5. 900. three banks
reporting bond transactions for the week
No change appears n ;he amount ~
one yea" Treasury notes held rs ;n'
banks, The net addition 70 warrants
ON hard Is less than $500. 600. san
Francisco reporting IA. largest gain IN.
der this mead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Uuderton~ Easier, Owing ~ sras.
tered Liuutdation. -

Trading IN the local cor-~ narb~ wa
nl4rt. io'L sales hssIsstiItE ia baxr
mo undertone was caser, owing 20 scattered
lluuida'lon on the pa o. local .uuss. AZ
the start prices w,'c e - " poiuts lower,
but durins the day q ~.iErtly steadler ton.
developed due no NouO' 80 The nra - rumoTs
from EUr0ge, and Lua' quotations were 3 10
g poin'e net lower Indications hat much
Of the recent lI4uidaituu here was for for.
eign a'rouut caused q i"rlug Of uueaHiners
In the trade Furthermore. r0uditions Ia
Ri 7ll were .uOhrd uuun rs FiNIul .y ldencs
OF an ga Ter ION. ihc"r. r.rI9'- nr ipIreas
Ing moderately ami 'h- near approach Of tho
new season haS had - Tendency 20 dir 'oIras-
bulIish operations although some traders hr.
licvc that the rci'e lnUDrs lrr sufficiently
persistent 10 IlEtltv The accumulation o.
moderate holding - u Is thought that any
definite step N the direction Of peace via
have a strong hrlish influence on values.
The rpot market "H- tda,',IN s1d I'm.
changed, with no = quoted ~ &c -.
Tn- oHcisI B|r17'lla1 rahles reported" \
decline OF n.aL m RIO exchange on Lon
don, milre's prices IN RIO were =, rcis Lowed.
while santos wa unchanged; recclpts AZ tile
two ports were ,'.oN BAGS, compared wcI0
,6.oo last year Prices follow ~,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
(lATER FRONT PROPERTIES
FACTORIES & FACTORY SITES
"Fl0YD S. C0RHiN SnS;i1i;.t.

Af;er removing the butter thrrefrom, thus
determining tho amount - tare or weight
OF IN" cases Pursuant 20 these operations
the GoVerUtncnt 'nIUt that there wAfe
tSt pounds Of butter !u the 100 cas-
Cors'E1U'rl and 1876 pounds n the CON
klgniucnt Of l.i'O cases, moro tnan found
81 admitted b. M" importers. rnsktr e
something .esr ihHI o." pound pr cave
rnor- butter than claimed b IN" importers
The method pur'u"i b.. tn. tpyernnent
T.. however, hrlt 20 he correct. and n. I'm =.
pprters pr0'"s's At" ousrrul'd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON May e7-Americar Zinc vss tho
more active OF the MINING shares, CLOSING.
lractionaily lower. There were no import ant
prn@ chanacs Rails and miscellaneous
shares were dull The mmar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
SUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.
FRIDAY

FRIDAY.
Paid by Sub, Treasury to PARKS. 81, 50. nnn
Paid by banks TO Sub-Tressury. 2.l22,000
-
Gain to banks on days trans
'Lo,s 70 bank. ..ms period pre- -...
Vsus Observation-Disclosures SS1.eee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. May q -Ph ladelphia
\, .h- lose The rec, NJ the lis was dun.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-28
THE B A N STATEN E N 7

uac Association compares ~ follows with h
Reserve in de.
positorics ...... 49,, e6t, mo- 1873 900 N,o33, of
. X required
on net demand
aud time dcpOs
is .............. "a" MI W.T. ho,hoS w lf' 'oaSs"9,
EStcss In reserve bo.61t,lR H12'.sW l".1d
Changes in excess 9i50.32O ~1,'5p.'so f,Sol,3b
-
.ln the case 81 state banks and trust com
panies only reserves on net demand deposit
arc given. no reserve being required on time
deposits