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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-05-05
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Sobren in Mten anfdiiieer aorrefponz
bent, f4retbt einem tpeftlt6en 8latte
folgenbes:
The sun., 1916-09-17

New Workers Move on
to the White SuJDhuy

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. Va, Sept
l8--Now Workers nre arriving daily nj
the White sulphur Springs. Mr.. and Mrs,
Orme Wilson are due Tomorrow, and
nr. ard Mrs. +. Ll"wellen Chambers and
family, who have been spending the sum
lher at Southampton. l." !. have returned
, here.
Baron and baroness De Meyer have
come down and the baroness il taking
the cure. George II. sheldon. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Magec, Mr.. AND Mrs. II r.
Whigham and Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman
II. Evans are also taking the baths.
The frcenbricr hounds had n bye day
last Thursday, meeting NJ Grevclin. IN.
home Of ornond Tcwko. They first drew
home covers ana not finding there went
over ~ Oak Hurst Plantation, 4 biz
gray gave them IA run Of forty minutes
over Crest Hin 10 Fox Grove. In the
field were Lawrence Dickson, NJ. +. II.
Mrs, Herbert ". Worth OF New York
Miss Louise Wise ana tho Misses Eugene
X, and Ellen NJ Cassatt OF PHILADELPHIA
The sun., 1916-09-17

TICHoKES. Caiifornii. drum, $50 upjS-
Sells sPRorTs-S ate. a. Fn1 zee Long
hsk., sc virginia. wax. bsk. ioT &c. A;
green. h,E. to1 7ic; Siate. green. h-k
sew way bsk, 800 49,. Lon IL ana green.
h1s i0N 5i... rrJnher.N. n-E til-.
rEETS-.Nelrhy. loo h.ls. s.. 'g..
hch.. 'I,aog. unvoshei, tops % .brl a.
H"-' washed, tons OF, hn., So % so.
.n%nshcd' hin Is az. M1shft t,t
go; hsk.. 81 So. STATE. hsk tiVI@5.
i WGs';rn; n"fss' ";k' 10. .o' long In,
cacum6tr pickle. state, large hi. .
small. hhl, s4ni5o STATE. an. : ~ hsk a..
s3p ioc. rhrrkcu. ! q bsk., $50 = 81. ,.-
GUNNER pickles Long Island. MI. 81 can
RAGES-Nesrhy, PEI 100. MpN NH. g "a
a.; Jersey and Long Island. i"i, hh' -.
CELrRY-Stat. and nearby. bob. isp -" /:
Long Island. Other sorts. =" rte CAv11
FLowERs-Long Island. long cut, ora'o.
.s"". crate, ,,.'c@9s rGGrL"A,>rs-Ic-.
snl;i .st;;, GAMLIr s'Ti9s:.' ~ ''a:,
LIMA REANs-pclaware, Jersey AMI NAY.
land hsk .,Ir'c. Long Island. hnG. iou
soc LETTrCE- Nc'rhv, btu, 80 Ntl:
hsk mm &c. tEEkS-Nearbv ZOO h,hs a..
:Lsoa2,o MrsuRooMS,,.r' 20. h;k..
crat", '."ito, lelloM. 100 NJ. bag, 9 5o1
ba sca:5o; state. white. 100 il has. ssa
aN White, &c al; ,S'fronec c%y,U'n'tyy.' vi.
low, loo Ia. bag, NTl;5. whi'n. 100 M.
nas' 81 hGG 20 r'd: i'o e. h,r, N"ii.;
pickles. ':g:; oiher white: 'ln'&o: W,
low; ''c; "si, r,d;o * az. ,3r4CeJ,c.lt
oKRA-Ier.ey, peach Irsk. zoe. ISL largo
S;s; zoe e. carrie ,~l:,p;?. rEAS.,
PERS-Bsk sc. $3.50. choose. per crate.
The sun., 1916-09-17
GRAIN MARKET.

wHEAT-There. was a very unsettled
and feverish market in wheat on Satur-
day and prices declined 10 within Nc. to
was a partial rally toward the close. but
mai quotations were i7sc to 2hc. net
day and adviccs from Chicago were to the
effect that some Important lines Of long
whcat, had been Inundated there. The new
tain commodities into Holland and Scan
dinavia had q disturbing influence early In
exporter. ,nh,a ,t u vas mn,n,auneH nv :,
on he list.
The reports regarding the political sit,
uation In Europe caused no little uneasi-
ness. although advices were somewhat con
hicting; some reports were to the effect
that the. Allies we're making substantial
gains, while at the same time there wa,
- ruinor OF II big German victory IN RAJ
mania Bulls were inclined to hc apnthe'lt
outside interest less disposed TO tale
chances on the long side. The domestic
strong. but there we're evidences OF mo.c
said that holders. OF cash wheat in tHe
supplies and holding them for higher
lnnrkets. were becoming nervous and in
Cash premiums here were somewha,
easier. and apparently the decline in value.
during the past week has dislodged q Ger
same time the demand has fallen. on to
some extent. Export sales for the day
were small, being estimated AZ only about
100000 bushes.
In the local cash market No. ! durum
wheat was quoted at fI.7oia No. . hard.
yl.62lt No. 1 Northern Duluth. si.f.: No. |
York.
CORN-The outlook for warmer weather
sx.rted a bearish influence on corn prices
saturday and the market 81 one time sold
a cent per bushel under the previous close.
from which there was a partial recovery
late IN the session, final prices showing
Ac. to esc. net loss. Frost appeared In
some sections OF the belt. but ndvices did
not indicate that much damage had been
done. and this influence was more than
onset by the prospects for several davs OF
clear and warmer conditions. Cables were
easy. with spots In liverpool I'D TO liza.
lower. Influenced by lower Argentine
ireights and a light consuming demand.
In me local market cash corn was easy.
York.
OATs-weaknes. was also a feature IN
ms market, the close being i.C. net lower
mainly In sympathy with other grains
mere was only "a moderate tr1d. with
commission houses on both sides OF Inc
market. Cash trade ~ the West continued
larry active. bu; tho local cash market was
-ssy, with. prices as follows. STANDARD. 81
Q1lEc.. No. 2 white. SOS. u5l.c No. 4
white. Oou 5oi3c.. fancy clipped white. 81
q a5c. ordinary clipped white, 81 53c.
h~nE--Market quiet; Mo- Western. 81 s
c. ! g. New York.
BARLEy-Marke. quiet. feeding. soc. c.
HAy-Maikct steady: M. I. ,,.ss; No.
= sL-5: No. 3. 81 l5; shipping. ?Oc. Ts'.
The sun., 1916-09-17
COTTON MARKET.

The favorable weather rdviccs and q removal,
or southern selling seemed 10 create rather a
more hcarish view Of tho immediate situation in
the cotton ma rkst Yesterday morning. and he.
ccinher contracts sold on to lb5i or a,ou, I;
points from triday'' close and = points under
was steady, hut last prices were within a point
or TWO "i IN" lowest on most positions. show
ing Th a loss Of from ; to IL points for the day
OF = points 10 a decline OF ! points. near
months being relatively steady. SPOT houses
were buyers OF near deliveries. hut appeared
10 lie selling tho late months. and the general
list soon turned easier under southern selling
and scattering. liquidation. After showing net
losses Of : To II points. the market stcsdlcd On
trade buying accompanied by rumor- that spin.
ners wer" tai ing contracts on n scale down.
white some demand may also have hcon in.
spired by Liverpool cables reporting that
Egyptian crop estimates were hcins reduced
from ~ 20 sii million cantar. owing to the
rRvBges of the pink worm. Rallies ~ 4 or 8
points seemed To meet increased offerings, how
ever. and the market reached the low point 81
III. day in III" late trading under continued
southern and local pressure.
The London reports ~ additional re.
strictions on Scandinavian Imports may pos
sibly have had some influence. hut these sd
vices were less discussed IN cotton than in
other commodity markets. and N. trade here
seemed uncertain A. 10 Just what commodities
would he affected by a Tightening Of The block
ade. The main feature appeared 10 he the
good weather. with consequent expectations 81
rapid, progress with picking and ginning and
In tho accumulation Of cotton at interior
points. The failure Of the map to show dam
aging temperatures after Friday. frost prc,iic.
,ions was probably a disappointment 10 some
81 the more recent buyers. N was noted. too.
that reports from Fail River Indicated a check
to demand, owing 10 high prices. TN the
other hand. Western adyiccs reported n con.
tinued active distribution and said that some
manufacturers were being forced I, take cot
ton dress goods as a substitute for woollcns,
owing to the very high prices for the latter
fabrics.
The local market for spot cotton was quiet.
with prices 8 points lower at IS rs for mid,
ding upland sales nil,
Southern spot markets:
Galveston steady. unchanged A. Is 35c sales.
&c bales.
New Orleans steady. unchanged at 1870,
sales. a5 bales.
Mobile steady. unchanged at 10 i:c sales,
10 bales.
Savannah steady. unchanged at 1870. sales.
e,1J0 bales.
charleston steady. unchanged at isc sale.
nil.
Norfolk steady. 9 points lower at 1880.
sales. "a bales.
baltimore nominal. unchanged at 1910.
sales nil.
Augusta steady. : points lower At rs csc
! sales. c.lS bales.
Memphis steady. unchanged at IS sc sales,
52o bales.
st. Louis steady. unchanged AZ 1850 sales
nil
Houston stevdy, unchanged AZ is 500. sales
6.6G7 bales.
Little Rock steady. unchanged AZ I5c. sale.
The sun., 1916-09-17
PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND PEAs-Rcco,pts. :

BEANS AND PENS-Rrceipts.. 100
bags beans; 400 bags peas. Marrow,
choice. 100 Tbs, sa.iOm y &c; fair 10 good.
s.. 3oTs3o; medium. choice. ss.sbnS.90;
fair to good. sN.j0Hss0; pea, choice. s9.2i
$50; poor &" good. sS!&@SS5; lady
kidney, choice, s 9.tO~a.i5: fair to good.
ss.somo 30; rcd marrow. choice, $500
s.45; white kidney, choice, s9lbTa.5o; I'm
pcrials. choice. s>.?0W9, yellow eye, choice.
81 .Gom77O; pinks. California, choice. 1915
Peas. scotch, choice. 81 7Od j,7i, black
eye, California. ft301iA0.
BITTER - Receipts, 7,3cI packages.
Creamery, higher than extras. per III. -
m3i%c.; extras ,H2 scorer, San, e.; nrsts
,sS to 81 acorrl, 32A n S3igc,. seconds os3
to 81 scor",, aOia n ace; thirds. .9a SOC. :
creamery, unsaltel,. higher than extras, 81
a3iac.: seconds. 3lHSsc., state dairy, tubs.
finest. sea q sac good TO prime, So. a
32c. common 10 fair, 20 3Oc. renovated.
extras. e9is q SOC; hrsts, esm zoe lower
grades. 2G1 2Ic.: Imitation creamery. tirsts.
2S,s m29c.; ladies, current make, frsts,
grades, atT.6c; packing stock, current
make. No. !. ?GT 2Giac.; No. .. e5hc.;
lover grades, :4a25c.
.CHEEsE-Recelpts, a,2os boxes. state.
whole milk. aats. carly made, specials. III,
white. specials. ioisc,; color"d, average,
fancy, l9ql9tc,; white. average fancy. ~
made specials, imnc; fresh, SPECIALS,
whole milk, cheddars, ,eariy made, ,spe,
cials, 10isc,; state. whole milk. single
daisies. fancy. l9s "a zoe: all styles. under
grades. 1oV1Sko. Wisconsin,. whole milk.
The sun., 1916-09-17
LIvE STOCK.


BEEvEs Receipts. esq head , car. rr-.
yious arrivals on snle no ,rnd,hst rr"rne
to s'9 Prime n naive s side ' sS ior " ,s@i.|'se..
per III. some extra do, l6c.
CAIvES-seceipts. los head; 81 on sale;
ia per 100 lbs: no real choice Do offered
erasscrs and fed calves, tH1 80; dressed
calve. weak city dressed .venls. l7T:lNc,
per IN. country dressed DO. almost nomi-
saies-s sanders, 6 v-al.. 1917 his, avcr,
:ge;,o 'a p Pc, 700 6n, : fed CAVES; i 20,
sHFEp ANb I.XMHS Receipts. lao
head; 3 cars on sal%' m,rsS' sL%nnt az,
$50 per 100 lbs lambs, sii@lc.:5. Dressed
mutton IN fair demand at io"ljc. per ID,
sales-Tohin 4 shannon. TAO Virginia
lambs. az lbs. average. sl:?5 per 100 lhs
3? ccnnsylysn,S' ~ ~ .nc ssosp, i4..
sssep' ics. 'I sS'So,; ::5E, 100. ,'i,,c'' '''
HOGsInec.ipis, ILL., head; half car on
~salcs1Tonin and shsnpo.; e state hogs
KANsAS CRY, sre, Hos.,Hc
slS'7c,a ii',o: heavy, .Iloo;so% i q; AK AK
SO n%i,,s' PIGS, m%a,,ota. "N"'
Cattle and sheep unchanged, Dav quo
tat!ons stand.
Other Cities lave Stock Markets.
CHICAGO. Sept, iG-Hogs-Rcceipt.
{. 1000; weak. AZ Sc. to Toe. advance, Ru'k
s~ioI0aii,5o; heavy. siIO5aiiG; rough
SO OF d1o25; pigs. 81 alOlO
Cattle Receipts, 900, steady. Native
beef cattle. sGG0Tll.2,; Western steers
sGMs.tO: stockcrs and feeders, SsOT7.sb.
COWS and heifcrs. S5ouG.35; calves, $3.50
ala.
90. so "A; ewes. t3o0I7; lambs. sTRii
~pITTsBURG. Sept. M-Cat,ic-- steady
supply light Choice, $4,000; prime. so,:'
shssD-steady; suDSiy light Prima
The sun., 1916-09-17

early made. twins, fSncy, 1914 0iesc.;
fresh, twins. fancy. ieX 91eHcS.;" double
daisies; loi. a 2oc single daisies. 1850
zoe: Young Americas, 200 20 &c. State,
skins. early made. specials, 1dMc.; cur
rent make, specials. 10c. choice. 15n
1'itc.; fair. to good. 14n14hc.; lower
grades. d13c.
COTTONsEED OII-The market was .r-
regular on saturday. showing early steadi-
ness. with prices at one time 9 to 3 points
net higher on local covering, followed by
weakness near the close under Western
selling. due to the British embargo. Final
prices were 2 to = points net higher on
months. with sales OF 800 barrels. Range
% prices:
The sun., 1916-09-17
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Mule Ate chicken.

La HABHA, c., Sept. ia mule be-
Gongins to Claude iiidRway OF la Hahra
and which usually subsisis ~ hay was
found recently making away with a half
Grown chicken. In spite OF every known
1nducenent to deslst he continued 10
Tunch chicken until the last feather had
disappeafed, Whenever he has a chance
nov r' lines surreptitiously on spring
nh!cken.
The sun., 1916-09-17
vethers. Nds:b; cult. and common. 81 90
a., lambs. Sd1l65: veal calves. sisu

wethers. Ndsc6: Gull. and common 81 90
10 %. WV
H"Gs-Steadv; receipts 10 double decks.
Prime hcavies. sil.h0fli.55; mediums,
w ''H ll,r'; heavy Workers., SiI. a. il.ij.
aSli l%orkers. S0Rlo75 pigs. $685.,
rourhs. $500 1850.
EAST BUFFALO. sept. Is-cnt'Ie-Re.
ceiUts 400. steady
N'ais- r-ec!p,>. 100. slow. - so ~.
Hog -k'Ueipt~ 1000. active. Heavy
ani. mixed. sll.|o II "a; Workers. 81 X
f 90. light Workers. 500 ~, pigs. sa,l
90 -. roughs, $9.I"tto -. stdgs. e. Is.5"
Sheep Iu. lInfls- Receipts. ZOO She.,,
'..Ite. .r'nhs. SLOW, iiWhs, 81 80 il.S".
'i."rs unchanged.
tI>tI>N\rI. sept. 10 -Hogs-R.e eInt.
,'', 'r'uc Packers and butchers,
..Ca''.e Re- eipt.. 500: slow. Caves. SLOW.
ti5oVl2
S1"'p Receipts, 200. steady. Iamb.
The sun., 1916-09-17
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Sept. B-Copper shares were
under pressure Of profit taking sales and
yielded throughout the list in . moderate
OF the market. and the recessions were not
large. nor offerings heavy. Railroad stocks
were nrmer. New Haven adv ancing in sym
pathy with New York. Industrials were
fcaturrlcss and slightly lower as a rule.
Summary:
The sun., 1916-09-17
slow and tone easy. though ntti. change
in price,
pROvISJONS-p,rk rr,,. nes saoyat.

PRONiStO\s-p PORN frm; mess, $500 n.
fafnil;. S.'T ~ short 'Ic1r, 80 20. Ref
firm. mess. $50 5Oq2i. family. son ~:
packet. SCI u q. 80. extra India mes. sci
~. Dressed hogs frin. batpns. lS'.,.;
!su lbs. l"N e ~" lbs l5i2c.. 40 ms
i'.c.. pigs. lGl,c. Gus mpats--Pich I
bellies .1u.e'. 10 lbs. 80 u Iiigc I. Ins
l"'. II 1Hiso - lbs. i6r.. pil Rcd hams
uI'n' IL - -. ra.low quiet. spc,iIn
h'.r.; 'ity. -" country. rrpisr Lard
I'm; middle West, So 90 - LEY lar.
man. ~, Ito, r"nufl ard steady .
continent, 81" -. South AucrIru. $40 ~.
Brlzti. hcrs. Sl5 20. coup,urd str1iy. ia.
"llAsr. Siearin" nrW. u"p. l2i5 o i1c {.
city l1-d, s%tedrigo, liia..
RlCE-Domestic screenings. ~. p3..r .
medium. "a &C., head. "a, rac: fancs
mead. "A -. extra fauHs. -. "a &c ;
Japan. +igc. blue rose, -. n lhs.
SUGAR ftTCRES-Thr market for .ura-
futures was more or les quiet throughout
the morning. with prices keeping within q
narrow range. The oulr feature 81 he
DAY was III" support given ny Cuban in
t"rests, N" so''lnr being not. or I"ss scat
,efei The clu'" was | point ret lower to
y roinfs net htvbsr Ssi"e 80 80 h.
1850 tons. Range OF prices
The sun., 1916-09-17
PITTSBURG MARKET.

PrTTSBrRG. Sept. N-Columbis Gas and
Electric ana Westinghouse Air Brake were
firm local features. being the more active.
American window Glass was slightly lower
on profit taking sales. The marl,et con.
,inu"l TO show a good tone. Summary:
The sun., 1916-09-17
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Sept. E-Cosden, Cosden OIL
and Gas, Sapulpa Refining and Maryland
Casualty were, The more active stocks. Prices
were steady. hut not much changed. Bonds
were quiet ana steady, summary:
The sun., 1916-09-17

BUSINESS RECORD.


LEM & NAtMANN. INC, 2 East Sixteenth
street. Involuntary. iiabili'ie. and ae
s@'s not r.ycu. Ir.nc!rll claims; f.ewi.
Acton. $500; Folk MorGcnstein. $500
Richard Nurgensi"iu. $500.
schedule In Bankruptcy.
Lot'GS RIIClMAN. jewell. 100. Seventh
avenue. Liabilities fil7a-. asse,s s5.sI9
i'-'r"ipal tatu.s: Max t;n.t.f.ir. sara.
Mo- I"rN. Nskv. sfiic. ~inubheun. SO.
assignment.
ROBERT " WRITE & co ING. manu-.
featuring lang shades az 49, Ncs,
Thirty fourth street. Assigned 20 Man
' Epstein The company Was in.
turp...,ei N 1871. Robert ". Wait. !.
The sun., 1916-09-17
walls.

The week witnessed considerable with
drawals OF Government funds from the
reserve banks In the three central re-
servo cities and Boston. Member bank
deposits show but slight change IN the
aggregate.
Federal reserve bank notes in circula-
tiou increased by about sss0.o00 during
the week. The net amount OF Federal
reserve notes issued TO the banks stands
now at sco2.530.O0o an increase OF
Ss.221 900 for the week. Against this
total the agents hold s1s5, 1sl 900 OF gold
and s1s.452.000 Of paper.
The banks report n total Of s179.4os.-
900 Of Federal reserve notes In ~circula-
tion and aggregate liabilities OF s14.e23.-
600 upon notes issued to them by the
agents.
Statement OF combined resources and
liabilities OF the twelve Federal reserve
banks of tho United States Mt close Of
business on September 16. 1916:
The sun., 1916-09-17
Discounted Paper.

per increased less than 100000 during
he week. the larger Increase reported
by the Richmond b,pk being more than
offset by decreases shown IN the holdings
OF the Atlanta n Dallas banks. h
total OF s27, 700. 900 is inclusive OF the
mounts advanced to member banks Oh
their own notes secured by collateral In
the shape OF commercial paper. Such
advances were authorized by a recent
amendment OF the Federal reserve act,
and special rates for such loans have
been announced by i've banks.
Bills bought in open market. mainly
banker ~acceptances. show an increase OF
1880. 900. the three Eastern banks and
Cleveland reporting substantial gains in
their holdings OF this class of paper. or
he total bills. including acceptances on
hand. 43.7 per cent. mature within mir
" days. and &c per cent. after thirty but
within sixty DAYS.
A gain OF about 100000 in the
amount Of United States bond holdings
Il shown mainly as the result OF consid-
cradle purchases during tho week OF .
per cent. bonds by the New York and
Cleveland banks. investments on a large
scale in New Jersey and New England
city bonds account for an Increase of
over sc,5Ho,oo0 n rho tota! OF munic-
ipal warrants held. Earning assets are
close TO $3.50. 900, 900 and constitute 3i3
per cent. OF the total paid in capital. as
against 33l per cent. shown the week be-
fore. OF the total earnings assets ac-
c~eptances represent AS per cent. 4:
United states bonds, 2i.7 per cent. dis
counts. 14.6 per cen warrants. l25 per
cent, and Treasury NOES. ~ per cent.
The sun., 1916-09-17

Leave pior ~. \urth RiNo-. foot Of Murray
81. New York, Wrck Davs and Sundays. Mt
u y. VI. Dr" Boston. 80 4, NJ. same
service returning
Tictc's and ir'o,md'i ion A. PisrS: also a. t"f Nrtt
TrGr'frr Co Drre, and rG'ipuS IliUist .'CruC'ev
The sun., 1916-09-17
BONDS.

si7ow A G & " bs..... SAY s4& az Ax
boN e Il 4 Q Vet <s.. el aTS TN 81.
lGa Oh Jet a s Y 6s. l0li, l0li, l0ita 10lir
$3.50 Mass Gas iiss... as. 9is, 9+s. ?lsl
1000 Swift is..........lG ni. 1oli. l0Nix 1901.
6oco W l. RR ia 1879. .Ip lO 1N 100
51 Western Tel Ss....iJON lOJit loOk l0Da
-, 80
The sun., 1916-09-17
IktITs. ,DKiED-- APPLEs-Evapornt

ed. fanny. To, 7VItc.; cholce. Gn6iac.
prime. $40. RASPBERRIEs-Evaporat-d
1916. IL, 73c observation-disclosures
ID. l3ui5c. RI.ACKBENilE s-igi6. 10,
lsiz ~ l5c. ArRICOTS-Royal. I2l, lac.
Moorpark, Itc PEACHES california. un.
peeled, 1rNc.: peeled. l3pl5c. PRtNEs
-1alifornia. zoos 20 30s. 20 IN. boxes. IN
"a. al lie.
The sun., 1916-09-17
ASSETS INCREASED
, IN FEDERAL BANKS
New York Reports a Gain of
%5,600,OO0 in Its Gold
Reserve.
$4,000 900 Is wITHDRAWN
Aggregate Holdings Of Dis
counted Paper Increase
less Than 5000. 900.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s-Increases for
DE week OF $4,000 o in earning assets
and OF S7.s00,oo In tho combined gold
reserves. a decrease OF s11, $780, 900 in ag-
gregate cash reserves and net withdraw
ole OF $4,000. 900 OF Government deposits
are indicated by the regular weekly
bank statement made public to-day by
che Federal Reserve Board as at close
Of business on Friday. September Is. 1916.
New York reports an increase OF
o6.600,00 in rs gold reserve I'M q de-
GREASE Of $4,000. 600 in Its total cash re-
oarve. The reduction IN the banks re-
serve results from net Withdrawals OF
Government and member ban deposits.
reduction OF The balance due TO other
Federal reserve banks. additional In
vestmenW and transfers of gold TO the
agent to reduce the gain In reserve. to-
gether with a reduction OF It's favorable
aggregate balance with other Federal
eeservs banks.
Losses OF gold in the weekly settle
ment account largely for the decreases
In reserves shown for the Minneapolis
and Kansas City banks. 1iichmond's
gain in total reserve is due mainly TO a
change OF n favorable to an adverse bal
ance In It's accounts with other Federal
reserve banks.
The sun., 1916-09-17

Spring patents, ss?5@Ss5: spring clears.
SIlhp winter patents, S.66q 40
winter s~traights. 1900 1865: extra No. !
winters. S'j05ao; extra No. . winters.
fancy spring patents, jobbing lots sesSG
DO. Rye Hour dun. far to good. $s7j1
$40; choice TO fancy. $6.o5a7.lo. Corn
quiet; hne white and yellow, So. %; coarse,
sis7 Feed city steady. bran. bulk. s25.
100 n. sacks $50 30. heavy miidlings do.
-four. 40 lb. sacks, :ss. Western quiet:
bran, 100 10. sacks. SEA s5T 20 as; standard
middlings do. s.7 -four middlinrs do. So;
red dog tlour 40 u. sacks. 81.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-26
Gandil Has Driven in Many Tallies For
 Cleveland This Year

New York, June 26-The practice of shifting left and right handed hit ters according to the pitching has met with it's degree of criticism here and there, but apparently it gets the re- suits, and that is what counts in any game. Take. for example, the Smith Roth combination, of Cleveland. Both are hitting up around the 300 mark, with the former slightly above it and are cracking the ball at timely mo- ments. They are two perfectly good reasons for the position of the In dians.
 On the other hand, there is Chick Gandil. Chick is not clouting the ball hard, but he is having a lot of luck in coming up with men on third and be- ing able to score them with either a long fly or a slow inf1eld grounder. There are many men of GandiP s stamp. They do not rank high in the averages, but they get the runs over. It is because of this that change in the scoring rules is contemplated. In the final analysis there is little to choose over on a fly and the man who gets them over on 2. ground ball. The result is the same.