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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-09

FOR RENT-OtrIce rooms. either single
or ensuite; building 10 centrally To-
ated elevator service and other mOderd
conveniences. Are your offices properly
kept up7 Jsnitor service Included n
rental; office and everything 10 kept II
first class condition. Apply DR.. & Z.
Lean. Dean Building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-09

EoR RENT-Eight-roO house, modern
except furnace. Located at 4l3 ).
Taylor Enquire AZ :. Taylor.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-05
ChroniclingS From South
~ Texas TOWNS 81

ard STAR, Duyk kathryn smith. Iari,l
knmiue hinanis Riggs Lucille naek
mnl ara hiyn smith
fn, dance given last Friday e,r hy th.
nahn hors was greatly euIoy,l Ga an
a thl was the fret given here in i
luH. time. and q guud crowd HttteuBeG
tn.uns those who attended were MI..a.
ghrna Miller lBeoiilpl. Gerhard,
lu.-ti. Lucille kloht. ll,In and al.
na prbst 'riauie htf-ehlaggcr Otta
Nav E.4.- RHth hrng. ihrlmn aud I'D.
d rn.A N,--r- ~ ID ~nath. Arthur
anti Niuo,I prYh.t 1890. Given. flneroI
d. smith NcCuyI Hamuu kioht. Ira.
uond lm and thas Dolau and Carl
Weed NHNHle
Arthur pr1h.t and NJ ID Smith re.
fuul Monday from Il three DAYS hou4.
ar4 at th. lu.h Ranch near uinera.
o. smith, D. MumMy and 50 d.
-mIta -p,nf Tuesday u simmons Oitr
M Ruby Nnncc % ,adiz was q sis.
.t.I n eurl W0st 'fu.-day
D. o. Riggs hlt Tuesday for low
.l $50 business Boa the lower ,alloy.
I 49, 49, entertained luulay
Is t.r u.W hum only mrmhcr. sore
r at
u s.emI returned Welu. da,
m rirE burg where he attended
uIi.t.i h- sister
u. r.tt Z ltpf.l. ne pu.h.
lul NH'u spent Iuada, n 1al.
uu huIuts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-05
Baseball
| Boxing
Standing of Clubs.


San Antonio 4 Shreveport 2.
Galveston 3. Fort worth 81 80 inning
Houston o. D1ials O.
Waco g. Beaumont o.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-05

TEXAS lkAGUE.
san Antonio 4. shreveperl 2

Shirley hlNkf. Aur 4 san Anton
iu bunchcd their hits to sou rfofrt this
AFTERNOON and won from shreveport
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-05

neaul,s Yesterday
Urtruit s. Now YORK.
Snoaeo o. Wnnblunirn
az luuiH GiioHiun
sieotlunl b. Philadelphia
Where They Play Today
WaNhinniun ln Cmoagn
inNtun tn Ht loma
New York iu Detroit
Philadelphia in cleveland
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-05
M

Mrs r. r 1
f1sa,lcna tsi /
aiueht,r bfu
Miss rauia
psut the usA 4
Mercedes
Edward BaE
Tending Rl,t l
vacation
Aiiss Lpfia
cuson % IS.
s. p g. fsar
Tho t. y g
nont refsniF
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-05
In The World of Sport
n1oteur
Athletics
AMERICAN LEAGUE


nETfpfT Aus ErH for w
weak both an.uaietlF aHl ltr.n
ihi- afternoon ana Detroit SION
sc0r EW E
iHffuH
Saw York
Batteries uubu Roland auH Hia-
nasr saaWhe5 An1 Nnmamahtf
fmnifea. EiunF 4aI gL0uINIn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-05
National League,
STANDING Of Clubs.
ResaIla Yeslsrdar

Reselts Yesterday
FhicnHp o. New York z.
hruuhiyn q i'itlHhurH o.
iionton O.. Cincinnati p
Philadelphia o. Ht Lpuia I
Who're They Play Today.
rhlrhra 100 New York
go luhH in Philadelphia
titiHhurn in iiruoklyn.
Cincinnati ln BOSTON
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-05

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NlfW NDltk Aur iitrnd,f lNul
tho INDIAN sign on the utania ,pdaN
aud chipNu SCORED An DlaA VICTORY
Score q II o.
1inDtru
New Aurf 3
lmimio Lavender aud Wilson
Tr.rau Anderson. srhupp and Eau.
den.
L-muLru-- I.L-m LuM -m-LL-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-05

HAl.I.AS, Aug. 4 liOualun won a
slurging match from uallas this after.
n4tAn
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-05

batteries lirNndt anu Couk. Gipn-
SON ana smith
Umpire. Moran.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-05

WACO. Aug. I. pcrritt entered the
charmed rtrclc OF no-hii. no run pitch.
cra this afternoon, beaumont being his
victim
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-05


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New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
In Dull TWO-HOur Session
Traders Make Drive
on War Stocks.
NEW GOVERNMENT
ISSUE NOT IN SIGHT
Anglo.French IS Active On
British Successes-Finanoing
Canada.

with IN. fact apparent ths, N,
Mexican problem IL still q long Vsy
from a satisfactory settlement, couple:
with a continued lack of public psrtici.
nation in the market. the few trader,
Who came downtown yesterday cor.
sumed most Of the two-hour trading
session by selling the industrial issues
which of late have shown the least re.
si,tance 20 bear pressure. The char,
scterization given the drive was Snip.
ing the war babies" The former terri
war brides was purposely omitted On
IN. exclamation that these stocks hay.
proven that they are no longer able .
AXE care Of themselves. There was H.
lie activity in the railroad list, but On
the few transactions there was 70 syi.
dence Of efforts 70 liquidste. Up 20 II
o'clock such stocks as Baltimore 4
Ohio preferred, Erie first preferred,
Great Northern preferred, Interoooggt
Consolidated. Louisville & Nashville.
Lehigh Valley. VI. X. & T., New Haven,
Nothern Pacific and Third Avenue bad
not even opened. The total sales for
The morning Of less than 10000 shara
wa. sufficient evidence OF a small a..
tendance not only on the floor out u
commission houses as we'll. arg.
exodus took place on Friday night and
Wall Street will not see many familiar
faces again until after the holiday 81
Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
CHANGES IN STOCK FIRMS

The following changes in firms were
announced yesterday in the weekly bull
letin Of the Stock Exchange;
Boissevain & Co., sp., A. Murray
Young retired Halsted & Harrison D.
Walter Gibson. admitted; F. D. Lackey
& Co.. William y. Barnard, jr. and
William J. Lackey. admitted; Logan &
Bryan. Louis V. Sterling, admitted; Jas
H. OIphant & Co.. John j. Bryant, jr"
and Frank L. Van Vic. admitted; Laz-
ard Freres. Charles Altschul retired
Fred H. Greenebaum admitted, and
Frank Altschul admitted, Pearl & Co.
Edward P. Field. admitted; W. H. Goad-
bv & Co., Harry G. Miles, admitted;
Kountze Bros. Stewart Sidney Furman
admitted: ". H. Gosdby & Co, Arthur
whitney. retired
%ew addresses were: Bruce Clark. nj
Bramley & Smith. 30 Broadway; Mich
olas G.. Rutgers. ir., at Burrlll & Stitt
% Broad Street; Arthur Whitney, al
". II. Goadby & Co., "a Broadway
Branch Offices were: Arthur Llpper
& Co. new. Saratoga springs, ~ !.
William f. sweeney, manager; Ware &
Leland new. Lincoln. Neb., 7. ID. Sltt-
ier. manager: Wright, Slade & Co
new. American Circle Building, New
York City, +. Augustus Willard. mana
ger. H. /. Horton & Co. new, Sara
tora Springs. \. Y. Edward H. Curlette
manager. Arthur Upper & Co. new
Yves, End. ~ J., resident partners
Gwathmey & Co. new, 475 Fifth Ave
nue.. y. Y, y NJ. Alston, manager;
Logan & Bryan new, Mackinac Island
Mich. Thomas Perrin, manager; FIN
lev Barrell & Co. new. Buffalo, &. NJ
S6ultz. manager; ~ L. Carpenter &
Co. new. Poughkeepsie, y. y ". j.
Mclaughlin. manager; Logan 4 Bryan
French Lick. Ind, discontinued; Finley
Rsrrel & Co.. Chicago, discontinued;
Warren W. Erwin & Co. Hagorstown'
Md, discontinued.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Baldwin Strike Rumor.

The industrials that were weakest
we're American Car and Foundry, Bad.
win Locomotive. Crucible, Maxwell Mo
tors. Mexican Petroleum, Studebaser and
United States Industrial Alcohol. The
net losses on the day in these issues
ranged from 20 nearly points. Bad
win. which opened at 74i&. sold as oT
as III. and closed a point higher.
While the liquidation was a. rs height
reports were circulated that the com.
pany was threatened with a strike OF
its machinists. This was later denied.
however. by ,ffcials. What was appsr'
emily the basis Of the rumor vas n.
announcement that the plants would %
closed from noon yesterday unih
Wednesday morning in order 70 give
the employees a needed holiday over me
F-urth. One Of the reasons advanced
for the lack Of recovery in the issues
that enjoyed such spectacular advances
during the war boom was the oisap-
pointing report OF the American ar
and Foundry Company. issued las'
week Reports had been circulated tha,
this concern had taken big orders, oI'
they were proved 10 be without tound''
81
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
An Infant That Was.

Al authority in the trade has ssu
mated recently that automobiles Of ioi,,
elgn make will require 1885 IONS o
crude rubber In 1915. an amount ~nie'
IS 1914 per cent OF the worlds sS'o
mobile rubber requirements. me rJ
Of which IS reserved for American MAG,
automobiles. Figures compiled BY ,o'
First National Bank Of Boston on"
en- interesting comparison OF tne o.
velopment OF the automobile indnss
IN The United States. as compared Wy. Wy.
the nine other principal .automo.oa.,s
using countries For instance, IN ~.
there we're 100000 autos IN use .
this country. against 276.690 m GI,n
Britain. 9s. 400 in France, 7l,455 IN Ge'
many, $3.50 in Canada. 20,350 n A',
tralia. $3.50 in Russia. 1900
Italy. 1850 IN Argentina and loooo
New Zealand. A large proportion
the cars in use abroad were n'sde
the United States. and u is estimssa,es'
that the 1915 outpu, will reach ~,
o0o cars. which is more than al -.
foreign countries mentioned had ~ "
istencp last yesr.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
SEEK NEW BOARD
FOR IT. & HEAT co
Extravaganza and lncom-
potency Charged Against
Management.

Charges Of extravaganza and incom-
potency against the management Of the
United States Light and Heat Corpora
tion are contained In a letter to the
stockholders issued by 8 committee Of
which Otto Pressprich, q director, is
the chairman. Proxies for the annual
meeting on August Q are solicited 70
secure the election Of new board. In
its letter the committee says in part;
shortly after the organization OF
this company, less than one year ago,
the management was supplied with
working capital agregating over $780,
600 cash and in addition had a large
inventory. large accounts receivable
and q model plant, but this cash has
been almost entirely dissipated. and
we are convinced by mismanagement'
extravagance and incompetency
"The operating account OF your cor
poration shows the startling loss OF
s116,942 for nine months Of its frst
fiscal year These figures are those
submitted 10 the board of directors by
the management. A subcommittee OF
the board, appointed by the board 10
look into the causes of this lamentable
condition, found a waste IN the eXecu-
tive and operating management con
suming between S225,0OO and S2oO,OO0
a wear OF your money; recommended
drastic economies, cuts in salaries and
reduction Of overhead expenses.
in view Of the fact that the man
agement admits it has been spending
YOUR money so freely that sum ag-
gregating at the rate Of above S2OOOOo
wear can be saved. do YOU want
YOUR company operated another year
bv the present management?
Especially should the company. cut
off the enormous expense Of legal fees:
Keene II. Addington and his firm or
Chicago, have been drawing from the
company a sum between $4,000 and
s50.G0O a year for several years, and he
has lately submitted to the company a
bin for $4,000 additional for alleged
evtra legal services. The officers or
the company have been enjoined by the
court from paying this bill, and 1t IS
hoped 10 maintain this Injunction
until the stockholders elect new
board Of directors.
I've desire the election Of board OF
directors and the appointment OF a
MANAGEMENT who will correct the evils
evistino and we ask YOUR support"
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
In Dark over Government Issue

n m. Treasury Department has any
serious intention Of making an offering
o. securities in the near future 70 sup
nly funds for the extraordinary eK.
penditures Of the Mexican crisis VAL
Street has no inkling Of that fact he
dispatches from Washington YESTERDAY
seemed 10 indicate that In the event o.
the troubles along the border becom ng
more acute some special measure VII
ne adopted. Whether this will take ne
form Of an issue Of Panama IS svsilaol.
for sale or short term security y
mains for the proper authorities 10 de-
termne Bond men said yesterday inst
the market for government continues
A triae soft. the trading being character.
ized as an order market" On the other
hand. there was a distinct hardening
in the demand for municipal bonds, due
It was said. 20 the beginning OF the re-
investment Of dividends and Interest
disbursements which takes place =
large volume at the close Of the June 80
fiscal wear
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Financing Canadian RAILWAYS.

The New York bankers who have beer
conferrinF during the past severa' day,
with The Canadian Premier and Minis.
ter OF Railways. IL was rumored yestsr-
day. have definitely made ur thsr
minds 70 undertake the financing o
the Canadian railroads on a scale larger
than has been heretofore attempted.
J hat some progress has already beer
made IN this direction was CLEANED
from the statement that the con mite,
OF American railroad men 0ho vi.
make an exhaustive investigation ei
the lines across the northern border
will begin their tour tomorrow Great
secrecy surrounded the meetings ihs,,
were he'd last week. In the event q
the public participation that will be ,x'
pected in the Offering Of Canadian rsi'
road securities IN this market. thH
was difficult TO comprehend
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

renewal of nervousness reGard!n s
the Mexican outlook made itself teIt,
in the market on the Consolidated
stock Exchange yesterday. Prices
worked lower. and IN some spots there
was real weakness Part Of the sell
ing represented closing out Of lines
bv holders. who let them 80 on gen.
eral principles rather tnan because OF
any particular news development
fearing there might be some untoward
happening over Sunday. The proN-
unity OF the Fourth Of July holiday
tended somewhat TO curtail activity.
MANY members had left the city, not
to return until Wednesday. The war
stocks" we're especially weak, and there
was revival of talk about nearby
peace abroad. Baldwin Locomotive
opened at 73i., which was a OF a
point under its closing price on Fri
day. rallied TO 74l2 and then fell 10
71S,. but Il closed at 72Ss. Crucihle
Steel opened at 7i's. Il Of point
under its final price Of the night be
fore That was its highest, and 1t
afterward touched 727s. closing at
-0f
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

rfDFRAr. RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE For
r,rsr r,Euurg IN ten ds,s or less. pef cent. W
20 uiceiy ias 4 pr cent
cAfI. MONEY during ne ~.es rsnsed from -
10 4 2er ,,r.
TINE MONEY during ths T-.s s,s "a, Rsi-s
%. a +. ger ert for sIiy days ~ ssN T-r c.nt
fa, Iirs,s fs,t s-i 3h, - per cent frr 'our. I've
lrt SIS 00r'
VECA> rAFER 80 ,Tvi-t Ralin' 80. .t,
per cert
CLEARING sE Transactions -- EI
-bsr.ss So s'se.5. s,lsroes So 7397sf n.
sub Treasury NN creditor 20 The amount Of
81 os- $50
stP TREASURY -N-~ Yors hs,ss lc.' % ,h-
Sub Treasury tfsl eno
Federal RFsERvE DISCOUNT RATES ELsT
WHERE Boston. FOR ten daNs. rcr cent Ten -
mir, DAYS 81 w 20 ninety isys rhAsdephia.
lard f.n DAYS. 81 per cent up - sNfg DAYS. 4.
sI,ty to r're'y DAYS ~ Richmond up ~ ninety
dsys 4 Pc cent Atlantis. up 20 ninety day. per
cent. Chicago 81 s0f 81 Der cent. s. LOUIS. :
sra 4 psf cent Minneapolis ~ 70 siIty ds,s {
PER cent c1fy 20 ninety DAYS - ksnsss cry. ts1
dsys r-r cent up 70 nirery dsys "a Dalln I
~ .err San FrAn-is-o ten DAYS 3 per cent. fhl1Y
dsss SD thirty 70 sIiy dAys 4 shty 90 nineJ
RANk CTEARrNGS -Bsrimor. exchange, Sil.
nss as balances 81 ga i05. Boston s1chanEs
Sit go 5o6 balances N..ss p rn.ie.phli. ci-
changes Sls 9SStl0 balances 50 $50 q>'
SILVER MARKET New York quotsuon. s5-
fon1on holiday Mexican silver doilsls I9a'5
FOREIGN FXCHANCF Ths fsstlr. of 'h. week
e" M dsclin. in max which ',l below re
sterling ard marks we're stead' Range - demand
,feriing for wees a7s il- IA ~ 47s'. Clos'ng
csele .nd .s9, r'rs lonaon-, 49, &c q
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
War Specialties Display
Weakness in a Dull
Session.
MEXICAN SITUATION
IS NOT so HOPEFUL
surnlus Reserves of the Banks
Fall Off Again-Foreign
Exchange Quiet.

sn.eulstive Wall Street took less
cheerful view OF the Mexican situa-
ton yesterday. The uncertainties o.
the day before were heightened By the
continued delay OF the de fscto gov
eminent in replying 20 the la'es'
Anerican note and impaired declin-
ing tendency TO the days price move
mert There was, however no great
measure exerted against the hs'' '"e
spproaching holiday on Tuesday re-
ducing the attendance in the street
and eu-,ailing business.
Such selling as developed appeared
n Be chiefly speculative. and was con-
Aned 70 the industrial favorites OF tne
-.csr, nast American Car and Foun-
d,-v BALDWIN Locomotive. CrucioIe
Steel and other issues OF slmitaI
character los. a point or so. On the
otbsr hand the old line railway snares
did comparatively little one way OF
,be other. and in the main helo 'he,I
own. In some Of the important raIs
onIv q handful Of business was trans
acted. and the total turnover for IN me
,wo hours fell short of the 2OO'OOO-
share mark. United States steel,
Arr feature since the middle OF the
week. held steady. and At the END OF
the session showed tri1ing loss
I. was not so much the actual news
on the Mexican situation that made
the Street less hopefully inclined yes
terday az the lack Of news. me Iac.
that the government at Washington
was reported 10 be growing somew-ha'
restive over the delay OF the Gar
rama government 10 make repI!
suggested the possibility Of important
developments over the Sunday recess
in the face OF which cautious specu-
lators we're disposed 10 20 slow. ..
Yesterdays bank statement dls-
closed interesting changes when were
associated with the large seml-annual
disbursements. For one thing, the
surplus over reserve requirements o.
the Clearing House institutions "hlch
had been steadily gaming SINCE June
10. when the item got down TO the 10"
frure Of S56.000,0OO, went on aga,n'
dTonDing S2O.2O8.470. or from SlOs.-
100000 10 $50 ,293.94 Incidentally
loans increased S13,355.00O. after Tour
voeks OF continuous contraction.
The government figures on the sea
sons cotton crop as Of June 25 re.
vealed slightly higher percentage OF
condition and acreage than had been
anticioated The report placed the
condition at s11. against 77.5 q month
earlier. and s02. the ten-year aver
age. The yield on this basis was esti-
mated at l4.266,000 bales, against an
actual production last year Of ll'l92,-
900.
The usual Saturday dulness pre-
vailed in the foreign exchange mar
ket. with practically no change IN
sterling or francs Marks continued
easy. with checks quoted under I3
cents.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Tho Bank Of Montreal announces
that the 3. 10 and rs year temporary
3 ncr cen, bond, of the Dominion OF
Canada may be presented at me "e"
York agency, 81 Wall street TOT
change into dehnitIve bonds OF 'n''
issue. due in 1921. 1926 and 1881
Charles y. Baker and william
More have been appointed assistant
cashiers Of The Bank Of the Manhat'sn
Company
Gold amounting 70 SlOOoooO mas
hoen withdrawn from the ouo'
Treasury for shipment 20 Cuba
William Baylis. jr., member OF tns
New York Stock trchange' ana
Couper Lord. have formed partneia
ship under the firm name o' boIo
Baylis.
Apnlication has been made 70 . ,ns
Nam York stock Exchange 70 Ist
chicago Railways Company. S"loV,.
600 frat mortgage 20-year per cent
bonds. due 1927
Union Gas and Electric COMPANY;
.nbqidiarv Of Columbia Gas ana
Electric Company. has sold 70 priva.e,
interests the II 900 shares o. car. "a
stock of Cincinnati Gas and kiec',Ic
which II has held in its treasury iof
some time.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
AngIo-French SIS Active.

direct effect OF the new 5rit-s,
drive along the Western war from. vss
seen Yesterday in renewed activity in
Anglo-French IS. The transsctions
we're greater than for several days, de.
spite the fact that sales occurred be
tween 95T and 95os II over the week
end news comes of further successes
II IS believed that the American bank.
ing interests will announce soon n.
completion OF ,he projected 100000
GOO loan 10 France. This was what W.
done IN the recent s50.O00000 cred,
extended to Russia. which mas proved
so successful
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Mnyemenf OF Snecie

Import. - .r.ei. a. N. ror- = NeN l-'s " 4
s.es sr1,d Jun, 81 s~rs cod 80
silver ttl t. misinss .ofll o. 9, I'' "a
f0fsi y s-tS e'6 ln ne Qrs'silns a..
tlfao', n Obj. lorr.sronains sess as y'u al
lanusry fns import, OF srcci- inolrfl -.s'..s
i7e Ss ,uln1 ~ AZ a>s ~ ne cNfs'P
period yer sso .s... ,.i
sod $3.50 sff against /. to',i - s. - 80
snd silver lnt v.es ud Hs' ''2 70 (" -.
ports = solt amounted o. $50 Sa1 s-a. ~ "a ~
81 .is, as. .s,ins, Sos'.sD sc.d .at 'I'",'
s,lyef u leis.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
Fall River Gas Works.

Gross earnings OF the Fall River
Gas Works Company for May, show
small increase over May. 1915, while
net earnings decreased. Gross earn
ings were S43.9s3. an increase Of $7O2,
while net earnings amounted 20 Sl4,-
700. a decrease Of S2.95s. Surplus de-
creased S2.SGS
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
CLEARING HOUSE
SURPLUS LOWER
Excess Reserve SS9.293,94O. a
Loss of S2O,2OS,470-
Loans Expand.

The actual Clearing House statement
showed decrease in surplus o. s2o'-
POS 40 to 9,293,94o. Demand deposits
decreased 100000 and net time de-
posits increased S4,s5O.ooo. Loans eH-
panded sl3,355,000.
In the average statement surplus re.
serve increased s4,099, ,430 to a total OF
8.57O,s7O, while loans decreased
S9,924,000.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
FL Paso Electric Company.

The Fl Paso Electric Company in
creased its earnings for May over May
1918, the earnings statement shows
Gross earnings we're S4s,O29, an in
crease OF S12,405. while net earnings
amounted TO $4,000, an increase OF
Sl0.022. Surplus increased 1883.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Gross earnings Of United States rail
roads making weekly returns. continue
IN satisfactory volume, the total Cf all
roads that have reported for me third
week In June amounting 10 Sl2.643,273,
an increase of 25.42 per cent over the
same period last year
Following are given gross earnings
Of United States railroads reporting for
the third week In June, and gain as
compared with earnings of the same
roads for the corresponding period a
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STOCK EXCHANGE FOR THE WEEK

Following ia the table giving tho number Of 'h''e a
dealt for the ended July together win inc "'s"'
prioc, the ana inc "s" nv"
r.. and prices Of the year 1919
Total sales for against aoS7oo a week ago anu
,oo r oo From January against 62s2'soo IN ''
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PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of Various
Corporations.

Increases in earnings are shown IN
the earnings statement of the Connec-
ticut Power Company for May, as com
pared with May last year. Gross earn
ings we're s56.036, an increase OF sl3,-
5S6, while net earnings amounted to
SSO.s77. an increase Of Sl0,i6s. Sur
plus increased S4909.
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Railroad Earnings.

The following comparative railroad
renorts for Nav have been made public:
s..sasrd Ar Line-Gross o. q. inrreas7
1875 NoS nst ts7s esl increase tlot ooe -.
v,grisr- ross ssfa f16. incTctse tls2.s SO: ns
SSH ssS incrtsss 8 SO.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-02
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE


Total sales Of .tocL. Saturday. 15O6Oo against 2oo rda> o'
.,o ard yo, AGO date so"''oV
a quotations, including annu" "'" ~ ~
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SATURDAY, JULY /, 1916.

Saturday
wear ago From January
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

check '2sis Gr-c~>-Cshl. 70 a.. ehe-s u e
~f'F arI r'refy cay b'U. London lbaaker, -
sl.g 1ays. ga alnsty diys 40