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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
HEAVY RECEIPTS
OEPRESS WHEAT
Corn and Oats Follow Lead;
Provisions Grow Strong
With Lard Demand.

Chicago. Ill, Feb ie.-Liberal receipts
northwest had bearlsh effect today on
wheat Opening prices. with May at &L297s
to 1.30is and July 40 s1.sl 60 Sl24is. were
followed by a substantial decline VII around.
The close was heavy at 81 to . q 2 Is C.
net lower with May az S127tz 0127A. and
July at sL22Z 0I.228.
Corn eased Off with wheat After OPEN
ing unchanged TO o. lower the market I'M
derWent a moderate general sag
The close was weak al loss Of = q
1ftc 20 lie net.
oats had no Independent action.
Strength developed in provisions on ac-
count Of a speculative demand for lard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
y y
FL PdsoanS HDau.

viii r Winch has gone to san An
tonio' Dallas and Kansas City on a
business trip
Mrs. l. J. frost. who has recently
recovered from a serious illness. has
gone 10 Chicago to visit her parents
Tor some time.
Miss Audra Mae Dale and her younger
sister Miss Lilly Dale, will leave next
thursday for East Texas, where they
VIII visit relatives for several months.
Mrs \. Goodman and her son, Karl
Goodman will leave tonight for Min
eral Wells, where they will remain for
a rev weeks for the benefit of Mrs.
Goodman's health.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
For Rent-MisceTlaneOus.

FOR RENT OR LEASE-A piece OF property
running from San Antonio street. through to
Myrtle avenue fbetWeen Campbell and
Kansas about 200 feet by 26 feet; viii
lease ground or build to suit tenant Phone
2SiS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
Other authorizations to the fund madn

,,-ApPltcidtlOh OF Ine work of the
Noman's club in the past for Fl Paso
Is expressed in the fnllnwino.
By G. P. PUTNAM.
=, Noticing that the good women of the
Woman's club of this city are now max
ing an effort to secure funds for the
erection of a home, ! desire to saw that
IN IN the early DAYS of FL Paso, when I
FIRST came here, had occasion frequently
to see the work of the club and 10
note the spirit of helDfulness and proq-
ress that peryaded the work of these
GOOD women. | also found them in the
forefront in matters pertaining to benefit
cent enterprises in the city
| remember that it was through the
work of the club that the first kinder
garten was introduced here: / repiem-
Der the efforts of Mrs H. A. True.
who was a member of the club. in be-
half of the kindergarten work. As I
remember. the kindergarten was sup
ported first by the women Of the club
and later the kindergarten work was
taken over by the public schools and
has been carried on here ever since.
Hundreds Of little children in III Paso.
who are now grown IN to be men and
women. were surely helped bv the kin
dergarten and. whatever credit there
may be, is largely due to the good
women of the club.
! remember also that it was through
the initiation and cooDeration largely
OF the club women that sanitary drink
ing fountains We're put in our schools
They also were largely instrumental in
establishing physical culture in the
schools in the early DAYS. In my per
sonal experience as superintendent of
the schools, the club women of FL Paso
have always shown shirt of coOpera
ton, progress. and helDfulness in public
matters generally. | feel that they de-
serve the hearty supnort OF the public
at large in the erection Of their club
home and I surely hone that they may
be entirely successful in this under
taking.
| have much confidence in the or
;anized work OF the good women of this
city and I have the inclination to help
them by a good word when I can offer
it. bv my personal cooperation WITH the
work they are doing. and bv Giving them
as much money as | am able. to erect
this home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
Cotton Market.


view hOfk cotton. Close.
New York. Feb. 19-Spot cotton. quiet:
middling uplands. 11.45. Sales none
Futures closed steady; March. 1135: May.
LII July iLSi; October. t20O: December.
Liverpool Cotton. Close.
Liverpool, Eng. Feb. 19.-Cotton spot.
steady; good middling. rs, Is: middling. Il.
Ss ga low middling. 81. As ID Sales 1000
bales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19

shows start at 1915 a m. u noon, lis.
$50 5:45, ;, 6:15, 1880, s:45, 10 p. m
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19

Paul Van Anna, a cornet virtuoso of
New York, is here visiting friends and
Will play cornet solo at the Sunday
afternoon concert of the Eighth cavalry
band at Fort Bliss sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grains Close.
-Wheat-May, sl27ia; JULY. s1.32as
Corn-May 77Ac; July. 775kc
Oats-May. AZ @; July, AJMc
Chicago Provisions. Close.
Pork-May. .0.70; July. 20.75.
Lard-May. 1880. July. 1917
Hbs-Aiay. 1L52: July. 11.G2
Kansas City Grains. Close
Kansas city, Mo-. Feb 19.-Wheat-No. .
hard. Sl-i9m 1.25; No. red. SL190L26:
May. 31.1S; July. BIG.
Corn-No. red, 70@705sc: No. white,
!g% tei7c; No yellow, Il = 72c; May,
0ats-No- white. asa isc. No yellow.
As M3Gc.
Kansas City Produce. Close.
Kansas City, Mo-. Feb. 1g.-Butter-
creamery, Sic; nrsts. 29c; seconds, &c;
packing. 19hc
Eggs-First. 23c; seconds. zoe.
11c.
Elgin Butter. Close
Ilgln, ILL., Feb fg-Rutter higher "a
tubs sold at s3c; 30 tubs sold at S2lac.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19

Southwestern Portland Cement CO.
preferred stock with common bonus,
bought, sold and quoted, at closest mar
ket prices.
CURTISS-MANNING co.
(AdVt1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19

Special Sale delft initial stationery,
with envelopes. 25c per box. FL Paso
Book Co, Mills Bldg. It's Handy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
BANK STOCKS

And Local Securities quoted every sat
urday by Curtiss-Manning Co. stocks
a Bonds, First National Bank Building.
El Psso, Texas. Telephones S75 and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19

For Rent-HousekeepIng Rooms
Furnished.
! -O~~@~
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 500 Myrtle.
HOUSEKEEPING room. sos y. Kansas.
TWO housekeeping rooms. 915 Olive.
TwO nicely furnished rooms. 1878 W.
TWO Housekeeping rooms. l7ls \. stanton.
HOUSEKEEPING and bedrooms. 51s Myrtle
WANTED-Lady share new housekeeping
rooms 9is y. FL Paso.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms. water and
| lights $3.50 per week Phone loss.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. OIL l. Boulevard
J No children.
I NICE housekeeping apt. sleeping porch. 40;
Montana.
| TWO nicely furnished front rooms for
( housekeeping. llO11z Magoilln.
LIGHT housekeeping and sleeping rooms.
! ls9 n Florence
TWO good rooms and bath, 10 blocks out.
B Phone 65l5
( FRONT housekeeping rooms running water
! no children 1905 \. tlorenee.
TWO large newly furnished housekeeping
rooms. 1929 olive
TWO Housekeeping rooms close in. Phone
i426 W.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. private bath. sot
e. Rio Grande
NICE front housekeeping ROOM 9O7 E. MO-
Phone 66S9.
WANTFD-A nice couple for two large
housekeeping rooms Phone s4O1 K
TWO housekeeping rooms, lights. phone
and water $50. Phone 6914 X.
TWO lovely large front light housekeeping
rooms. reasonable ~ \. Stanton.
NICE modern housekeeping room, furnace
heat 1919 n. Oregon
TWO front sunny housekeeping rooms. No
sick, go \. kansas.
HOUSEKEEPING room connecting bath. sI2
Mesa.
ENTIRE floor four rooms sleeping porch.
Phone 4512 J.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms close in. sol Mesa.
Phone 1881
THREE light housekeeping rooms, and bath
for rent 7os Magoffin Ave
TWO light housekeeping rooms 1O1 n.
Stanton.
FOR RFNT-2 sunny housekeeping rooms
steam heat opposite Alta Vista school
Phone 4i2O NJ
DOWN town rooms clean cheap rent
housekeeping privileges $40 L. Overland
Cecil MOTEL
NICE, large. newly furnished room for I
or . gentlemen. All couveniences and reas-
enable. 2Os W. Rio Grande st.
IARGE suite of light Housekeeping rooms
also large front room adjoining bath. sO7
n. Oregon
TWO large rooms and bath completely fur
nished in private home, Sunset Heights
large yards, private entrance No sick. Phone
$685. W.
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS nicely
furnished, walking distance ! and 2 room
suites. running water SIS to $3.50 per mo
including lights and water. S11ls e BouIes
ward.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
STOCK MARKET
DULL BUT FIRM
Utah and Chino Copper Get
New Records; Rails and
Motors Backward.

NoTE-Quotations reflect closing price
Saturday. February o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
alter Conditions, Rio Grande Project.
For ReDs--HOusekeepIng Rooms
Furnished.

-~-~~-~~-~-~~~-~---TN-r~T
TWO rooms and bath in private home. Su-
perior furnishing. Special terms to perma-
nents 912 n Stanton. 1888 W.
A dollar saved by buying goods pro-
duced elsewhere is a dollar thrown at
your neighbo-'s birds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-19
Grocers & Meat Markell.

TRADE HERE AND SAVE MONEY
On groceries and fresh meats The best Of
staple and fancy groceries. also fresh meats
Cut Price Grocery. 4OS Wyoming.
Phone 1871
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-12

Among the metal stocks the issues
that have come 20 be known as the
Boston importatlons were especially
prominent. American Zinc and Butte
superior, which were transplan,ed asst
year and have increased in price sub
stant!ally since that time. made big ad-
,ances on heavy buying. Initial trading
in these stocks on the local exchange
around 65 and b6 respectively.
There wa also "a strong active de-
mand for the lates, importation from the
Boston market. Shattuck-Arizona, when
wen, to 3sas. In regard Ia the move
ment in the last named stock a d.
,ertor OF the company is understood 10
be- authority for the statement mat
earnings are twice the present dividend
rate Of 81 a share. other estimates are
that the company IL earning $40 a
share. or about 2S per cent. on the sell
ing price Of the stock. The board OF
directors OF the company comprises J."
&. Sh.ttuck. Thomas Bardon. president :
II. l.. Mlndy. \. y. Chisholm. treasurer
and Louis W. I'M. chairman OF the
Urea, Northern Railway board
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-12
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Volume Of Business Largrr-Dny's
sales I..7SO HAYS,

The recent adyantlu. tendency IN tho coffee
niArAri has attracted more OUTSIDE interest
ami the volume of business yesterday was
larger, sales aSgreg sting $50 bags Early N
the day value. worked W , 10 10 points on
buyihs Tor foreign account a. well a. by
brokers who were thought to be operating for
Wall street and Cotton ExchanS. inter.sts
Offerings Ne" small early, hut late in the dsy
there seemed to- b. I, III disposition to lluiLate
on A'Sount of "A feeling Of uncertainty reg ard
ing possible Developments over the holiday
and under this pressure prices showed an
easier tone and hual quotations we're 1T the
low OF the day. at . points net decline 10 :
points adv Encr.
The s~rsrci,y OF ocean irrigh, room IRON
brazil and the Increased cost OF .h,ppinz
conee to the United states arc the principal
buliish features in the market and from pres.
eht observations there seems 10 NJ little prob
ability OF much change for the better and
brafilisn shippers are finding It more and
mofe difhcult To max" offers with any a@,ur.
ancr re. ardirg the probable date OF Shipment.
storks OF coffee III the United Staic- are lib.
'ral. but low grade Rios are scarce and con.e.
auently Rio II are quoted at yi,r or only 80.
under Santos -.
The official brazilian liable reported an al.
vance OF I'd IN Rio exchange on London.
while milreis prices IN Rio advanced L., r,,r
ana santos gained - rris Receipts at the
Two ports were 1900. against COO last year
Prices follow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-12
TRUST COMPANIES
NOT MEMBERS OF
ErDERkI. RESERVE RANK
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Oppers Lead.

There has been great talk dur
ing the pas, few months Of the pros
pect that Anaconda would take the place
as a market leader left vacant by Anal
gamHted and OF the possibility that there
would be Il repetition OF the great bull
campaigns that Were made In Alnalga-
mated in IN. past generation. To some
people the developments OF the past few
DAYS in the market ave appeared AZ a
promise Of fulnlmcnt ~ these hopes.
The tendency Of speculation TO go into
the copp.rs was again pronounced yes-
,crday. The coppers led the list both in
volume OF activity and in the extent OF
ground gained. Anaconda took the
centre Of the stage. This stock went
within - Of the extreme high made on
the short lived January boom. II also
made a new high close. According to
the gossip of the Street, the buying or
Anaconda in the past few days has been
exceptionally good. one large house.
which has hitherto confined its at'en-
ton to the most conservative business
I'm rails and bonds. Is reported to he
advising it's customers to take a position
in Anaconda. This house is also said
10 have business from some of the big
g.st capitalists in the country. NJ the
close Of the day the coppers were SIN
the big tip. Many buying orders In
copper shares. Il was reported, we're re-
served for Monday, n the Duiis pre-
dicted confidently that IN the absence
Of bad news over the holidays ii wide
opening might be looked for IN Ana
couda. There is talk OF an increased
dividend on Anaconda ana OF other Ia
, yoraDie news about the earnings. hut IN"
| main argument is that the market has
| al last what 1t had lacked all along. ana
| that Is strong leadership. This II is
| maintained. makes the present move
| rHent In this quarter different from pre-
yiDils ones.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-12
MONEY AND EXCHANGE,

Tho New York Federal Heserve Bank
rate, were I per cent. for thirty TO Ninety
d.ys and Z per cent for. longer hill'
Omen market discount. prime. nrceptahcrs
maturing up 10 n!nety DAYS, per
cent. .,, go.
an' Inr sisty TO ninety days bll.s aud
To- fou- 10 s,N months best naincs' az q
per cent. for others, ~
Thine money held eahy and duN. .ha'rs
we're -. per cent for Say gay. s'tI'
Tor four. Ave ami slA months.
can money on the roor Of tho stock
Exchange yesterday ruled AZ u per cent
low. Ia per cent high. . per cent.
Stcr,inE exchange ~as trm Final quo
t.t,cns wer. Dsinani. SO. cables. .t76l,
Can monsy IN London, .tq'. per
pomes,ir e>chnrxe on Nc% forht -
Minneapolis. lON, premium; 'hi"agn Toe
iiscouut cincinnati, nav, Montreal $3.50,
Rar silver IN LONDON, I'D sew YORK,
55hc,
Exchanges, Stsl ,5l9,06G; balances, s.6,bS>,
ss9; sub-Trsssury credit balance. u,t7s.'
eos,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-12

some OF the rails were bid W.. and
the way they advanced suggested "a
scarcity OF stock. Whatever else may fe
said OF the market for the railroad
shares Il Is plainly thin both Ways. In
d!cating "A small speculative position.
Spectators who have gone short of the
rails on tine failure Of these shares 70
respond 10 the tremendous earnings
statements have frequently found when
they hammered the prices down that the
hardest part 81 the operation remained
to be fulfilled, namely. covering their
commitments. The market In New
Haven has testified on several occasions
10 the ,enacity with which investors arr
holding on to their stock. New Haven
was resting quietly around IS yesterday
when "A Spectator who wa shoT A
few hundred shares took II into his head
10 cover. The result was a mail eA-
plosion. In ten minutes New Haven
was selling at -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-12
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company
To The Stockholders Of Midva!e Steel and Ordnance Company:

~ nWsN VI NuuVeNo sSSh0 ~ S'S"~"~S -
Company the privilege Of subscribing for s~a5,ooo.ooo par value Of
the the Dspt Salu stock Sf s IF this sssb company mp nyy;vS Sens' Of SO 81 SUBSCRIBING S"EiSEu t al BE- on or
the terms and conditions herein and in the subscription warrants
tn. RICH. to 80 '.b.srib: will b. accorded to .,oeLhoid:r :. Who
o.. n, i:'; IT.; d; /. - r. f. sss.: Of , b; company at the close o business
., Each =stoekh.ldsr will be entitled to subscribe be to s, the new st st0 81.
sno1s. Pts Of The = stock ssS Peg Pss: ssassi i sS h .ss n sn's" a. G the s time Aforesaid I
provided pre- that, in respect Of fractional amounts ta no right .t to sus'cr, sr
X; e.: ,::s: :s: E: s s;s : ; :: : Ts,s ssS p; , ,s 5si ! g az sss' Sa's's"' f Il Fl 'S"'s' and
gBsssstis.Ts, there viii Be- issued and mailed to ,, each a,s Of = $ ID. stock, son.
p ps1SsFs variants a ms sd IN respect : se Of ; s"es s snBss1iption n Ts Ssss' Oh '' e'"'
e.,; ::;"; ?::: e s ;:s::;;'' :; NV e: ' ;.. M. s:,; ' - : s :; ;:;; = y:
xs;s CITY :. Inn IL , N;m Y s1d t sons;;, os, I 81; fs ssin ii .S; ;b ,s; fM 4. Warrants S1 mtss u
su ,s:St!ss Certificates for such stock will be delivered as soon as
Full warrants: Of .us.srie.ion for :.oeL will b.eo%: -hony void
: .:a. Il :A: :: .:' ::! /: =: tn: .; r." ;ss. :: . :ss ; Is. i ss; 49, an. ::ii s1::a. ::S s:s:
rant. viii become wholly void and Of ne v.iu. after March 10. 1919.
x.t.. :s' y s' : :s:sie :ss:S %SIsS II. %: .s xs:si % :, s ssssA he ss, : sss" . ?S such
n; he sSss having agreed to pay to said syndicate a commission
Tor 'I Ths Underwriting ;ss.s W "; .Ss stock offered IS aforesaid vii, exhaust the
present s, snt,s authorized ;..a: T. capital !. ssssI . Of he t sSmsany; leaving no :; stock eek
company unless Ss1 the H amount mount ' of authorized pthriz capital stock be increased.
i issos,smpis..d and intended to finance he purchase Of stock Of
lived i've H i4o% Il. s sseri 1s% NJ 81, eotcSSS p 'ns v ,Ssss Of ~ stock S%' sf ms ss:
sSS1ssi a%S is' s issns sy 'S' in so p1"siya Of .% ESs!ass', which atS'' te sS%s' q. CT
e efT ths so sa ss p as sss pI Raans Of s siOo S fo rG ssc paS sa in.o Of fa .aeS Stock stSik
Under the circumstances the Board of Directors have determined
ssss !. Of + the ssve eo%pan sS inssnA: :io 3 c s%SSo' TO y s 9 600 600 and d'RR n1s
s sssS i i s., To be- e S / Ma NESTING II. 49, 10 tnt at s' Ii osiost i to , fsn fo1et
s s,s":t: and books fox 's sie. nsT1 ., The Of e iis % "f susns s.ss on s' ,s s,s Il; d :s's *
f isS asy Of ls M.4es to- , s. ;sG Fsr%al at Notice tns SPs saa m st S%sn as re Sn n tsd
BY law and the si bylaws, will hersafseT be mailed .a:s to to each s TO
he ho,d ssfs msstins , i" n will f' Be res ssSSs T from mu issue the amount an sarS n ssSss.
ssy to satisfy the conversion privilege of the bonds to be issued as
aSGxs %t s,esS TO m asss' poss iBprf fatu4s rsqu s9s1"eo;sS Of t RsF e Sn,ps St
By order Of the Board of Directors.
WILLIAM b. DICKSON, Secretary.
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company.
Dated, New York, February 18th, 1916.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-12
COTTON SENT DOWN
BY REALIZING SALES
rudcrtouc Of Trading Gcnrr-
all, steady on Large Ex-
port Clcaranccs.
REPORT on CONSU MpTION

- u-ior to to-doy's holiday
a.. fc.ruf- .nlc for II setback in h cot
.., marriott Yesterday. which sent prices
.. , rr' loss Of eight To twelve
s,. l'urir. most OF tho session.
.,,v.. TIE market was quite steady,
a., l.n.ug stimulated by reports Of
.,,J. S.Y'rcru markets and heavy ex-
ocr, c.eo.a"a,s
Yesterday 5 exports amounted to 3d.
&c b,I,.. TIE total for the week was
oao7i. aca.ls, $685. last year.
rs.. arc 'hc largest clearances for any
mo week Tor more han a month.
Tho trade is looking forward TO the
.s,,y, ,,-pri on supply and distribu-
~ when will Lc published on the
c.rrr ou Monday morning. This will
1,e the consumption by American mills
lurr, January. ard 1t is expected to
how a record.
current uccau rates from New York
n Live1ool are $3.50 per hundred. but
e. l. being asked for March-April ship
mont. With practically no room availa-
80.
Trc-t is said 10 he considerable In
euir, from continental Europe for cotton.
One local merchant said yesterday that
II, had ga order for 1000 bales OF fully
rddliu. cotton from Italy. lie re-
ror,cd however. that he was unable 10
r,i IRE ght room FOR either February
r March selling. even when bidding as
rgh rs $3.50 per hundred.
According TO the New York Cotton Elk
hangr the movement Of cotton into
.rn, for the week was ats.0o0 bales.
....r., "a 0OO last wear. The total for
no season Is g.U26.0O0 bales. against
'Oa01.000 last wear.
Spinners' takings FOR the week were
-fs,;S, bales, against 3s7.76s last year.
IN, total for the season il '.,?s.0OO.
5rairst S.Sl2.oy0 last year.
Trr NeY York Cotton Exchange will
b. closed today. but New Orleans and
Liverpool viii remaiu open.
Mi!kc, closed barely steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-12

THE G MARKET.

r" Nrhc situation was a2aln a disturbing
s'-u-ut 10 iNc Su-1r market, and the trade zen
r2.y s-cmrd Disposed to limit operations
Nh await t-vclppmeni-. Early IN the day
''go-'s Ncrr rather pcssimi-tic regarding the
oI'.1Ok. hg' there we're rumors later that
40 PROSPECTS for settlement had mproved.
n any rti' r, Timers we're not iispOsei 10
mako V,p purchases of raw, aud in the
'ls'".r ut tV-lu--> prices rfnIalnel un.
ct.i'-'! 90 IN. basis OF Bro cost and
~ nj 'QIh 10 iS". for Centrifugal 20
to Ir'v 'Ad
t-tr'. -H.-tr Vas also quiet, with prices
ur'NfNE-l ~ So for nn- formulated.
u 'n" market tor sugar futures there was
etN a qlut business. with operations OF Az
''rng W ohsrarfrr. The trade MAS rather
'"-NOg. r--ir1'r- prot thle Developments IN
"un-,tIon Sl'u ,lc labor disturbances, and
Nc-, .1s q t,ulCuoy 10 close out both long
40 s| Nr' accounts Tor over the holiday
Prlr .tH-t- were comparatively narrow and
81 Tia 0~, 81 the dav values were point
re- ,'N-F 10 % uO.nts higher Total sales
v.re 0. ton. p-it~S follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-12
Alaska Gold.

Alaska cold was under pressure al
day. The liquidating movement which
has hcen undo. way In this stock for
many weeks with slight Interruptions
evidently was resumed. Alaska Gold ha'
made a record for being weak on strong
DAYS and strong or weak days. In
other words. the liquidation Is being
done carefully IN order 10 avoid causing
alarm 10 holders generally. Tit low
YESTERDAY made IA record for the present
wear and was within u a point or the
bottom. made last December after tho
big slide from 4Oia,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-12
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

g,Aa.fr..r, reports 2ss hue mes. ~'ai,"rrs IN
"a. Tinted state furing the wves. gains
as ia TIC previous N.tk Az ~. a..
l,is - 1911. THO middle states rad No
Eng a..!. 80; Sou'hrrr, 10, W.s''t5o'
CautI. MAD -, asatHst 50 ia The preceding
w,,k Arou' ~ per cont .: M. ccrrtrns
failing AId capita ~ '"', 'tfA p' Hndd
9 yer. eeHi LAD '2i" '''""" '' 'r0'''O
''''"" Petition. In bankruptcy.
SElpL:HELliEShtH.' w rh nney.
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