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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-23
SANTA Nj. Re CASE
Involving the Adamson Law
Goes over by Agreement
Until. lay.
5isf 4i!ii D. W u Ms. 8g Y
4 tBYs3A8goetATEpTWpEHH3 N

~ Observation-Disclosures
KANSAS CITY Nov. Counsel in.
conference over the Adamson iaNs
cases Thursday agreed to request that
the Santa BE case sch duted to come
up the United States district court
In Kansas City be postponed until
Friday.
The conf it was sstnted author
sitatiyely swasSas5to whether the record
8of the case Of the Missouri Oklahoma
and Gulf appealed to the supreme
court W.ednesday could be made 10
whether one or two adj ttonal to
cases should be brought
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-23
ECARTOONIsTE DEAD.
tar AssoSe, I ii,.i

DAYTON, o.. Nov. 2S.-Devoss
woodward Driscoll, aged As, we'll
known cartoon1st, died alta local hos
pital wednesday nigh He had been
III about one month. Driscol1 origis
mated the mule Maud rtoonsgf Hewas
also feature writer as well as an
author Of humorous verse.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-23
SOCIAL u d: MEETING ! az i

There will be a special meeting or
tHer1non lodge No. Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons, In The Masonic
temple at q O'Clock Fri day evening
forWork In the third sdaRrae.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-23
THURsDAY, NONENLBER -23. l9l6.
KNIGHTS TO MEET.

The regular weekly business meet
ing Of Clarksburg Council No. S72,
Knights OF Columbus. will be held Mt
IS o'clock tonight IN the councils hall
on West Pike street All members are
urged to attend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-23
! GROVES ALRRESTE
N -7--e.i, : 8 : 5--sl7..

IA stHrfAgRociArEpffR Ena3
CHICAGO, Nov. % u can Crones, O
former cook Of the University Club OF
Chicago, who lis wanted i'm connection
with the poisoning of 200 guests at q
banquet rendered Archb bishop Munde-
3letn, Of this Cd ~, has been arrested IN
sSpau1dings Neb., according to q tele-
gram received by the local police
sThursdav
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-23
ANGLTN SENTENCED.

Harry Anglin alias Spider Riley
serving four month So sen ence in jan
here impose upon him by Judge az 6.
Dayton. of the federal court for viola
ton of the internal revenue laWss
pleaded guilty Thursday in riminal
was given two months on the roads
and fined III 90 .and costs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-23
sHIPs SUM-

&tHf8Aua tRE2E9s
LONDON Nov. BEitsh
ship Grenada is reported sunl1s sslsia
anEanno by L1oyds. The
sinking OF the Norwegian steamer
City OF Mexico is announced by the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-23
lA!LNolTI:,HEER RAID .;I[l;l

tHB1HS 84VI9osaV AHSs
LONDON. Nov. Another raid
on. Zeebrugge was made Wednesday
by British aircraft and tfis reported
III German destroyer was hit by a
bomb, says an official statement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-23
BIG /: ], !, [, MASS E;j ACRE
,IAnn...e:a.AIlE. Z, II

sstBf5A1neciAfEptPRk8a94
L0NDONs Now 2 newspaper
at Bakusin Trans Caucaaia says Reu-
ter'ss Petrograd correspo emit In a
despatch Thursday states that the
Turks have massacred 81 n00 Ito g ono
Armenian at sfyas, Turkish Arr
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-23
.EMIllIIlII PR0BATRD.

The flIs OF SIflfordsC ong sEas pro-
sha:ted Thurs Ffs left his estate Ia.
( his widow aud named her as eIecttflr
Of fffe nj III rrtf tiffff shoffts
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18
SOLENNE DIMOsTRAZIONE A PALAZZO vENEZIA

ROMA Domenica, magrado la pioggia, corteo COM
postO d assocaon bandere musiche
Piazza del Popoo 81 detto Paazzo Veneza Parte
al coreo anche Ia Dante Agher la Lega Navae
la "Soceta' fra gil irredent".
In piazza Sciaa Alberto Bergamn drettore del "Giornae
dIaa ha consegnao al il vesso d Marco
daa ca d Veneza augurando sole Roma per
soennzzare lie vttorie della Patra.
Davant PaIazzo Venezia servizio donore compute
dai Giovanni Esporator Mel cenrae signor
Spada consgnO rappreentante del Governo Artom
so San Marco nneggiando ala berazione d lie
italiane da Trento Zara
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18
ARREsTO DI PERICOLOsI MALFATTORI

CATANIA Is Gor addietro erritoro di Bronte con-
trada Carda acuni m della benemerta arma vennero
tto ac pecoosi malfattor quail protett dale ac-
cidentalita' del terreno riuscrono fuggre.
In seguto allie atv ndagni dePautorta d P s. d Aderno
essl sa dentca parecch gia aresta fra quail
cer Branchna Pacdo d Rosario Arena Alto Ncoo
ramb cop d mandate d cattura del Tbunale mtare
emo autor d parecci reat di rapn fur estorson
Arena Angelo Salvatore quale compce A vvamen-
e rcerca Branchna e. state rcoverao neOspedale cve
pantonato da carabne perche mel cono rportato
dele rav ferte al anco snstro ed bacco deo ao
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18
PRECIPATA IN UN BURRONE

LAMON, Al primo ottobre acun piccoi ragazz della
gaia Pugna in Val d Seva far raccolo corno
che col loro color d propora stuzzcavan Pappetito
Ma uogo e. terrbmente orrdo percoloso un burrone
profondo tga la rocca quasi perpendcoamente la poca
che bazando in lagh vee trasparent pre-
cpta pole scavando lie pietre
che sembranO bott
cornoo fatale rami sopra questo burrone
babno vi sail scroare rami atro bambno Resenter-
ra Antonio di Giovanni stava raccogHere frutti.
Flu costu che NAL postando pede scvoo gu cadde
preczO da ceno me atezza pozza dacqua rmanen-
do morto alistante.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18
IL GENIo DI MARCONI ALL'OPERA

ROMA -GUGLIELIO MARCONI e. ben lung dal restare
in operoso.
Lustre nventore ha ogg pronuncato doo patrottco
discorso neannuncata seduta deAccademia de ALA
di A. Duca d GENOVA Luogotenente del Re-
d lutte lie piu spccate personata sentche poche dpo-
matiche della Capitale.
GUGLELMO MARCONI, dopo espost progressi fati
daa radoteega 81 dcharato potere breve
annunciare nuov sstem d praic
ed util alumanta d quaint fnora esistano
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18
CRONACAITALIANA
GRAVE DISGRAZIA IN UNO STABILIMENTO MIL.

GRAVE DISGRAZIA IN UNO STABILIMENTO MILANESE
MLANO 2Una gravssma disgrazia che e. costaa la vita
parecch opera ieri neo stabmento da
ton Blackinge.
Mentre 81 scarcava della benzina sncendiava iquido in
tubo conduttor LIE famine al Serbatoo mel
quae nneStato ubo quindi ataccavano anche a
bato vicin Avvenva scoppo tremendo ragorosssmo
che Scoteva gil edci poS nellie vcnanze Lntero abmento
croava seppeendo quaint operai ed mpegat
tempo fuggire.
Fnora dale cadaver nu-
del feri pare rilevante.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18

FIRENZE, 13-n nostro esercito ha adottato
maschera per proteggers dai gas assistant.
La maschera e. chamata polvalente capace cioe d
neutrazzare tutt asssiant lagrmogen fnora
adopera Essa leggera d face applications sui voto
mata d sessanaquattro strait garza ibevuta rea
vers Pemette molte la respiazone competa Ogn sodato
la ene sospesa al colo ataccata curno Esa racchiusa
che pora mpressa la spegazone sevr
scrto gross caratr Ch leva maschera muo
re-"
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18
STANCE DI VIVERE A 70 ANNI

GENOVA 8-La CrOce Blanca trasporto' a Pammatone il
settantenne Giovanni Grua flu Giovanni da Acqu abane
Doga TO- quae via Mura d S. Chara teno uicidars
dandor del copi al pos coltello serramanco.
door Baggalupo gil medico dele tagio guaribi-
Ii in sci gorni.
la Sua vecchiaa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18
REsTRIzIONE PER GIL EMIGRANTI

ROMA 1Si apprende che in seguito special rapport del
Governo del Prefe dele provncie Drezone deEigra-
zone tera pu permess d espato sentendo gran
de bsogno neora auae d material per svuppo dele
ndusrie agcoe attire ndustrie legate var ram della
ia economical e militare del paese
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-18

FIRENZE r. E. morta in questa citta alicia d 81 ami
MARIA PETRUCC che u grande amica del paot del Rsorg
mento nsieme quail cospro Pu vote reco, abmente
ost sua persona document che cosprato mandavano
a MAZZINI che alora dimorava a Londra
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-09
Tender Hearted

what so.t ef restaurant IS thlsG
Tt Re W. a9ss "a tie mlik 6
Well sAsy fe s~estaeallz aud -
uoalaa't sensFets thsn foF IL
sserlae
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-09
sssNIsHED APARTMENTS
,,., .e1pFMENrs WANTED

.-4--rrAn 121s-l5 LOCUST.
Ff0N HEAL Handsomely furn. apts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-09
Yes, Verify

Your wife used TO sing and play
the piano a lot. Now we don't hear
her at all, How's that2"
"She hasn't time. We have two
children, now"
well. we'll! After all. children are
a great bessingr'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-09

.i9Sas - leAs72 e 9si's q aasssise ss.s'ss s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-09

LONDON CnarlNarL
First A. B. (mess cook)-Wot'll we
give 'em tomorrow for alters? Tapio-
ker?
Second a. b. (mess cook)-Thatll
do; bung 1t down; you'll want four
pounds.
First A. B. (spelling audibly as he
writes)-Four pounds. T-A-B-A--
T-A-B-I-hesitates- better ave
macaroni.
Second A. B,-All right bung Il
down, then.
First A. B.-Four pounds M-A-K-A
M-A-K-I-oh. we'll ave rice Four
pounds Rise!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-09

REMARKABLE BARGAIN - Several new
three, story stores and dwellings, in good
cost; very little cash required.
MARSHALL H. SMITH. 1ol1 Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-09
pENNsyIyANtA sUptRpAN

45fO WAYNE AVE: porch; $40.
Guarantee Trust and safe Deposit Co.
8iB-91S- 400 4Clcstnut St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-09
- JrpsEY sEAsHoRE

lsTIGs l1g GsSp BATH fully furnissh1eda arsnproi or
'ssss; elevator eisyrcss service 1850 Powelton ave.
tEi'aa prestof 2SIl y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-09
PENNSYLVANIA SUBURBAN
MORTGAGES

MORTGAGES ..
THERE ARE SEVERAL
WAYS OF SECURING
A MORTGAGE
But there Is only one best way, II YOU
desire a inst mortraso Or, building d. and md
Loan se'omE oo, mnd sHtsfactory results and
'"''''''c;A cAFTF55 II SER2gF aH}s FoRPrEa RP TRIrH
We are in q position to really secure re,
suits ya sS1 whG SG hn qtGT Gros a Is IN the 62ia WoPd
NORMAN S. SHERWOOD
sprpco so7r. T5!t "Ni''' = . = '''f Race ao26
FUNDS FOR MORTGAGES
Northern Trust Company
SIXTH AND SPRING GARDEN
ARTHUR BOSWELL, 233 n. l3th 81. St, -,1r. has
funds for first and huildlns hssociat'ul ilor''
= $50 TO $4,000 ..
To loan on real estate security; immediate
settlement payabe as desired
i39 s. 18TH ST,
MORTGAGES SECURED
BUILpETs AD,yASNC,E!sp ! 4 IS SPEGJALrY GA
bRuMRAHGRw Az RwSiItAF 4 PAAFEsETh' sT INC
FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE FUNDS
Join 9, WILLIAMS prD rD,,r,
SITCt' 'E.SSbR To l.i4NlS II. INEb+NELh
T27 Walnut St -
MONEY TOR MORTGAGEs
LARGE AND SMALL SUMS
w. II. HOOD, al2 w NORRIS ST
SIOO ono TO INVEST on first mertgRges, in
sums from $1,000 up; also building associa-
ton money for Sgc9nd n,3tftEagAGs ,C,,Itoy,rlif
O. c. St.ll'is - . ~ -
EIGHT hdldins and loan assoclntlops with
plenty Of money Tor m@rts"STs Ss GoS' Viamm no
nome puEnrh' 5GI Dr@vaI EuIidInp
James > s,,51, ''I,,, trII5 ,SIf7
WORRELL PCsGS9 PCssGEG1>yS Nt6BTG SCIss Is:SD
~ -. ~ TTTI s,1r
~ =, ,,lt5-,.rl, i, =,
MoNsIi6a 6aoo t.S 10 Ysio6 G6fS SS'i-'
JAC0R \. FRITZ | i9n E3GG rue Ilass
BUILDING ASSOC EIii4HrsNpS "ND
-,,,,,,, >r.eiI in6I ,-tt.STNTr'r ST
Rsllti.ItI -, oI, .nI,f,,rftGCFG
MONEY For lspp riINTI,ISSi Az = SON N'''i''
T., Ar Af1..r Hr" sr 6So5" "sIlFtTIcF SIT.
Loo w = -, ,s(,r, t,TpS.rr ,toprrsEc,E;
TRUST EI,6IlSS, ~ g. s,,rEjrs9SI i'AHH
tifSdITT,, 'TIi 'rT~ITri - - IIfiI 'DTNG
l.N.Ni, : , /, -. ,,5S,,5r, "a,
ALL AMOUNTS So,i,cl5 ans,rer -''''
,,,rprc,r, II NTsTSiNTiElR Pl Fst. .Tr Rld-
MAihi'l ~ " ~ 80 ~ : - -, sEoo
MoMti 'l Sgg apsV s1WmcTfs MIS-
70 s3unnu q, - I,55sn tS07 Cirard ays
Nagel * sl!yest.s : ~ -, " ,,S,,,
FUNDS FOR 81 SNSi1 SsNSfi6ITTJr ~ Ni'i' N'A''i-'
. ,,,,,N,SSg!.r - !! ~ N.,5oii' ! t-.a,,L,f,rd aye
POTTS q IT,! 10, sioPTGaGT,S
FUNDS !,tCS91mtrr, ,tS1m ans ron SkJE
r,,, HHoshS1IITEiLetES 15is Gsrmnntoyyn ave
THEs2, =. -, =, - ~, isI-s-T,s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-09
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
continued nom Preceding oolnmr
Wayne Junction

37o6 n, BROAD sT-s-story porch. front mod
ern DWELLING IL rooms and baths SBO.
NORTH PHILA. TRUST co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-09
NEW JERSEY sEAsuoRE
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED

-. " ~ = = 7 I'''''' -L---------
SEVERAL, desirable prop, for summer seaso
MINTURN r WRIGHT co.
Morris Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
DIFFICULTY OVER
STEEL DELIVERIES
Purchasing Held Up Because OF
Uncertain Shipments.

steel trade publications IN their
weekly reviews Of the industry tell Or
difficulties over delivery growing worse.
A considerable amount Of war and ordi-
nary business cannot be placed because
Of the inpossibilitv Of promising that
shipments sill be made when required.
Prices continue to advance
"The Iron Age" says:
"The delivery troubles with whlch
BUYERS Of steel have contended for
weeks are now more aggravated than at
any time, and this condition dominates
the whole steel situation. New business
has been quite secondary since the
opening Of the year.
Railroads are giving out car orders
which recently were withheld because
prices we're considered too high. The
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad has Just ordered
b 600 Of the cars 10 once withdrew, and
i'm all about 1000 cars are now actively
before the market,
The Iron Trade Review" Will say:
Large orders for steel for war ana
ordinary needs continue 10 be shopped
about I'm the market, with no producer
in a position 20 take them on and fur
nish the deliveries required. Attractive
prices offered for she'll steel for irst
half delivery appear 20 be no induce
ment. as the mills are utterly unable
70 take on any more tonnage over that
on which they now are obligated. Some
very heavy export orders for steel are
practically going begging. The swing
OF prices in finished steel stu IS up
ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20

PSYCHOLOGY IN BUSINESS
Professors and Others Form Assocla-
ton TO Urge Ii et Columbia.

A little psychology injected into the
business world would bring about many
economic changes, according 20 pro
fessors and business men who gathered
on Tuesday night in Schermerhorn
Hall. az Columbia University, 20 form
the Economic Psychology Association.
Committees will be formed al once 20
start work on solving some Of the im-
portant problems which were outlined.
Only a few appeared al he meeting,
but hundreds OF letters were received
from department stores. manuiactur-
ing and selling concerns, asking 10 De
informed Of the progress OF the asso-
citation.
Professors II. L. Hollingwortn and K.
: Woodwork, Of the department or
psychology at Columbia Cniyers ~
told of the plans OF the association.
one scheme proposed il TO study out
satisfactory methods for the selection
nj men for various positions, determln.
inc by neurological measurements and
,ss,s the factors which show the appll-
cant suitable TO one position ana hot
20 another. Professor Hollngwortn
aid he would have the association
strdv ont the value OF moving adver-
Using signs, the value IN advertising
~ certain types, and similar problems.
Among others present at the meeting
were George Frederick. chairman; k.
pavr,er. Professor A. T. Pofenbergcr
II. b. Taplin. Of Z. II. Macy ( Cos
J. J. ApstoB. and !. v, beehinau'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
SOUTHERN SELLING
SENDS COTTON OFF
Easier Cables and Mexican Stu
alton Add to Nervousness
of the Market.

Easier Liverpool cables, increased
nervousness over the Mexican situa-
ton and reports OF increased South
ern selling were accompanied By quite
n sharp break In the cotton market
here to-day, with March contracts sell
ing og 10 1875, or about 30 points
under the high level Of last week The
market closed barely steady a. . net
decline Of IL 20 IL points FOR ne day
Business was very quiet during the
greater part OF the session, but became
rather active late in the afternoon,
when the stock market weakened and
Wall Street Offering were heavier
The market opened at a decline o.
10 3 points in response 70 the lower
cables. and the sctive months sold
70 II points net lower during the early
trading. Liverpool sold near months
on the decline. but this was supposed 20
be 70 hedge purchases OF spot cotton
made in the North late yesterday,
while houses with Continental connec-
tons were buyer. Of later deliveries,
and there was also some support from
local trade interests. As the market
steadied covering became factor, and
prices rallied a few points from the
lowest. But demand failed 20 broaden
the advance, and the market later
weakened again under renewed licuida-
ton and Southern selling One house
with Southwestern connections was
credited with selling about 1000 bales
here. and there seemed 20 De some
doubt "a 20 whether this selling was
against sales 20 exporter. or for the
purpose o. hedging held cotton sgsinst
the nearer approach OF new crop prepa-
rations. Sentiment seemed 20 he very
much confused in the late trading By
rumors with reference 20 ths Mexican
situation. and the market was nervous
and unsettled a. the close.
The easier turn in Liverpool was not
accompanied by any indication Of az
improvement in the shipping situation,
and was consequently ssksn as iRdicAt-
ing that moro urgent requirements had
been supplied.
Exports yesterday vers 1srse< bales,
making 2,6l2,lsl so FAR this season.
against 3,259,122 las. year. Southern
spot markets, as officially reported,
were all unchanged, with the exception
Of Houston, which wss 10 points lower.
Range Of prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20

. has been Observed. a. ono zine @
..p.Her. thar in retrospect the Hteei
t'ectors' actions with regard 10 divi-
-''4 declarations. or their omls-
N9n', have always seemed 10 be gey-
.faed by common sense. Many people
arguing. ~ consequence. that as
ne Cary statement and tho occur
'shees .hat followed 10 practically or
II. each other the only reasonable
,'hg 20 DO is 20 90 back 90 the point
I, view % lata last year, when therf
'A' no statement from the Steel CHAIR
r., an and 10 hint chat any was 20 come.
.heo j was considered common sense
70 declare n dividend 90 the JANUARY
meeting Of IL per cent; 20 resume IN
..lef words. what had CONS 10 be re
''iaeo as the regular dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20

90 thirty DAYS ~ W 20 NINETY dsys 4 lfl2ic.-
rha and per rent: Cleveland. fof gen asis
!, per cclt, mp 20 SIXTY days = sixty 70 ninety
dsys 4fs. Richmond. up o. H!tey GAS. p
,.nt. Atlanta ~ % ninety DAYS. rff CEN
Chrsro FOR Zen DAYS. ~ ptr cent: W 10 sl1.,
5sr4 sirty fo rfrc.v dsys ~ So LOUIS. ana
p-f cent. MInea;o.' s. and 81 pef cent ne.
a. CITY FOR ten dsgs - per cent. W ~ nhe.I
lsrs Dallas per cent. San Francisco fof Ter
Cag. per cent thirty DAYS. "a udriY 70 Nilf
DAYS si1ty 10 n!uefy Gays. ~.
MERCANTILE PAPER vas ou's' Ruling rsts
E per cent far best names. bank cer'ances. -'@i-
yer t~l'
CLEARING HOUSE TRANsACTIoSs ~
chang. S}.a 90 $50 balances, 245.lI' F. =. re
suy-Irrtsuy vas creditor 10 tc smoini "i s'''f-'.
SUB TREASURY -Nes YoFA banks gained from
sub-Tressurr g. .t-.OQ1. trd gained since fh'1J
4ts 600.
DOMESTIC EXCB4NGE San Frtnoisco. 5e'
premium. Minneapolis. $50 premium.
BANK CIhARINGs -Baltnore-ErchtnEe7 S.
arg ma bs asess 81 lsa. o43 BosfoG "a % aTses,
S5gFff.f 22. balances. g. 9o1 sle phAt1cfhia-E1
change Ss8.fl. "a suce5. St.iie i9S 81 Louis
-Er-Asages t4s-itlol. ha hnces. S-I's.'''.
eILvLR MAHNET bar silver 81 London rts
.G-s urrhgrrrt. NeH YORK qi1iai1n va, .b'sf
u.tAarr.l. Mexican silver co'lers. - SOTO
TOrLIGN EXCHANGE ---Sterli0g vss quiet snd
sIfgit'g .over lut fbo market was without ieailie
cable and .ight rH,os Loudcl-1 sble. 500 &C.
.Isrd 4Ts Psrls-Csb'c. 5siIzi c.irt os5'2
Bcr.in--Csbie. 5tf,; cheek ~ swl, 4efisse
C.ie % 6O: che1N - S. Holland Gable 90. 3
cheak . es. sI,y 80 Ninety day. L2a 90, '0aaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
CORN.

Corn showed an easier tone. and early
in the DAY values were down s.W7sc from
the previous close. The export demand was
not up 20 expectations. and recently the
crop situation in Brazil has been relieved by
rains. Closing prices were nc net lower.
In the local cash market No 2 yellow corn
was quoted at g. &c New York.
OATS.
New high record for the season we're es-
tabiished early, but later prices were a little
easier under selling on reports Of larger
country offers. Final quotations were y y
10 net lower. The local cash market was
Arm; No 8 white quoted at 541iG55c; No
1 white, at 53z 154cI fancy clipped white.
6sIe a 58c ordinary clipped white. 55Q5ec.
all elevator.
RYE.
Market steady No Western. r.o7n C
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
TO PAY NOTES IN CASH
Morgan Firm 10 Finance Southern Rail-
ways Needs.

The Southern Railways $4,000, 900
three-year 8 per cent notes, duo Feb
rusry !. 10 was learned yesterday at tho
Offices OF J. =. Morgan & Co, will be
paid oF In cash. Arrangements have
been made with the firm for bank
loan, the amount 10 be determined ac-
cording TO tho needs of the railroad
company.
Net earnings OF tho Southern Rail
way for the first five months OF the
current fiscal year were said TO have
shown an increase OF $780, 900. Adop-
ton OF the temporary method OF meet
ing the note obligation was believed
in financial circles TO be the forerun-
ner Of permanent financing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
TO INCREASE TEXAS co. STOCK
New Money To BE Used to Loase Ship
building Plant.

Tho executive committee Of the Texas
Company, IL was announced yesterday,
will recommend a 20 per cent increase
in the capital stock, that Is, from &c.,
900 shares to $4,000 shares. The pur-
pose Of the proposed increase, IL was
learned, is TO provide funds TO be used
in leasing the Sewall Shipbuilding Com
pany. OF Bath, Me, for period of five
years.
The negotiations 20 take over this
plant. which has not been in operation
for some time, are almost completed.
The company intends to build there
tsnkers for It's own use. Four are now
IN course Of construction by the New
port News Shipbulding Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-20
ON THE CONSOLIDATED

United States Steel on the Consoli-
dated Exchange went as low as sAos
in the afternoon after an early. high
of s57.. While there was good deal
Of irregularity about tho early mar
ket, the later trend WAS generally
downward. American Can rose TO 80 q
in the early dealings. American Smelt,.
ing declined to l04h. CrucIble Steel
touched 66i.. after changing hands
carly as high as 67ia. Mercantile Ma
rine preferred declined 10 sou.