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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-16

Mr. j. Y. Robinson is at home from a
sojourn in Columbus, Ga.
Mrs A. NJ. Houston, of Paris, KY,
has been the guest of Mrs J. S. Gilbert.
Mrs. Alfred Brent, of Lexington, is
visiting her father. Hon. X. II. Tom
linson, on Richmond avenue.
Mrs. Jennie Green and Mrs. W. A..
Keyt. of Detroit, Mich. are visiting
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Smith. near
Hyattsville.
Mr. and Mrs Beatty Middleton, Misses
Margaretta Smith, Bessie Miller and
Julia Higgins, of Richmond. were
guests at the Puritan, last Sunday.
1t is very gratifying to the friends of
Mrs Mamie Dykes, to know that she is
rapidly impIoving after lingering ill
ness at the home of Mr. and Mrs Henry
McAfee.
The friends and patrons of the tele-
phone exchange will be glad to know
Miss Permelia Robinson is at the switch
board again as she is most pleasant and
obliging.
Mr.. j. b. Robinson. of Chattanooga,
was the guest last Friday of his broth
err, MIR J. E. Robinson. Mr.. Robinson
was warmly received by his old friends
here who were glad to:know that he he s
been so prosperous in that thriving
southern city.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
I. Hardin, of Cerro Gordo, H.. who
formerly lived near Lancaster, will be
interested to know that the stork visit
ed their home March 7th and left them
twins, bov and girl. They have
been christened Robert Earnest and
Ruth Emily.
The following from here attended the
District meeting of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows at Danville Tues
day evening: Messrs John Williams,
W. II. Cox, Ernest Hubbard, N. J.
Gosney, l.. E. Heron. Thomps Arnold,
w. A. Wheeler, J. Z. Scale and Ben
Woods.
Mesdames Frank b. Marksbury, j.
E. Robinson, Misses Martha and Helen
Gill are at home after pleasant So
journ at the Mardi Gras. While in New
Orleans they stopped with Mrs. Kate
Berkele who conducts delightful
boarding house at Ills second street
and is ALWAYS delighted to have Lam
castrians stop with her.
The assemblage of the members of
Prof. M. l.. Cancers Sunday School
class was arranged for Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mr.. Samuel G. Has
eden. but his sickness, from severe
cold, changed the meeting to the church.
The gathering was held to perfect ar
rangements for the rally this coming
Sunday in connection with the praise
worthy enterprise known as THE Mems
Movement.
Miss Maud Foster. who has been the
efficient long distance operator for the
Basin Telephone Co. of this city for
some time, left Tuesday for Nashville
Tenn, where she has accepted good
position with the Cumberland Telephone
and Telegraph Co. Miss Foster has
made many friends in our city during
her stay here. who regret to see her
leave. and we feel sure she will make
valuable employee for the new COM
pany.
Miss Annie Catherine Arnold enter
tanned about 40 of her little friends at
tea dance yesterday afternoon at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
V. Arnold, celebrating her twelfth
birthday. Mrs. S. M. Thomas. Mrs
Liggins, Mrs. Miller. Miss Burnside and
Miss Catherine McCarty assisted Mrs.
Arnold in the tearoom. - Birmingham
Herald.
This pretty and attractive little Miss
is the grand daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Burnside.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-16
For Sale.

1914 acres # land near Hyattsvillc
XIV, on KirksviIle pike, small house and
barn, plenty of timber to saw. This
land will grow the finest tobacco. pest
quality of hemp and 10 barrels of corn
to the acre. II interested write.
Pattie G. Hayden,
2 3-2mo. Nicholasville. XIV.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-16

Miss Annie Margaret Elkin left thi,
week for n visit TO relatives in Atlanta
Garrard's popular Representative II.
CLAY Kaufman is at home from Frank.
fort.
The friends of MIR. Thomas Wherriti
will regret to hear that he is upon the
sick list.
Mrs. Emma G. Kaufman was il
Richmond this week for visit with
relatives.
Mr.. j. X. Haselden and family enjoy
ed an auto trip to Nicholasville Sunday
afternoon.
The Chautauqua Circle met with Miss
Mabel Mason at the home Of Mrs. W.
l.. Lawson.
Mrs. l.. N. Miller has been visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Wilson
in Richmond.
Mrs. Jesse ID. Wearren and mother,
Mrs. Dillon. of Stanford spent Tuesday
with Mrs. =. Miller.
Miss Ida Mae Cecil has been in STAN
ford for visit to her grandmother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Oaks.
Tho fr;.nas of Az ~ 7 pr;o. r0
glad to see him out after an illness of
muscular rheumatism.
Mr. c.oroa n p,rd.,, ofIo,;sv,u.
n formsr Ian.as,r;., hos haan hor.
hihg"hg WIN o'd lriends.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Crane of Granville
North Dakota are visiting their uncle.
Mr. Ben Ham and family.
Mrs. S. ID. Cochran, and daughter,
Miss Lillian Cochran. were in Richmond
the past week with relatives.
M;ss S,lIa Ia, uvsrs u,n lava
sbor,Iv for a st.v with ber sister Mrs
hleharu ware III birmingham
]. W. Crsech. presid,n of the Bas-
tin Telephone Company. was the guest
of Mr. Robert Cornn. last Sunday.
-, -" . .'.", - ~ H''' - ~ ne
of the Madison county Medical As
ISOLATION.
Mrs Rockweu Smith and I,tls
daughters GRO with Misses LAM and
NJ Do,y bafors l.av;ro Co. ,ho;r
future horne in Danviua
Miss Tommie Francis has been q
member of pleasant house party at
lid a, po;n, Taavau
Mrs. +. l.. Owsley left Tuesday to
visit her brother. MIR. Ben Letcher and
wife in New York. She will also visit
her friend. Mrs. Pattie ID. Gill in WASH
ington ID. c.. before her return.
ma
% e'' '"a e VI ",''
800 $50 'o''' ""i %
P'u w ""o" '"a' ''' nos "ee'p'eu
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-16
KELLY TOBACCO SEED.

Only genuine Kelly Improved Burley
seed obtainable, direct from raiser.
who has been champion hurley grower
of Kentucky for last twenty-five years.
Supply limited. Sl.00 per ounce. Send
mail orders to.
B. l.. Kelly & Sons.
l0-9-5-mo-Pd. h. /. Lancaster, Ky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-16
SHEET MUSIC.

| have now on sale the latest collect
ions in sheet music at popular prices.
Each piece demonstrated on Pathe-
phone. Price is cents.
Mrs. Rella Arnold Francis.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-16
For Rent.

The Blacksmith Shop and tools, on
Lexington street. Possession given i'm
mediaiely. For terms apply to Miss Sue
Shelby Mason. ,... 1885,.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-16
For Sale.

$3.50 Kurtzman upright piano. good
as new for sale at low price. Address
Glen Ricketts,, Nicholasville, Ky.
3 2-5t-Pd
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-16
MISSISSIPPI STOCK
FARM FOR SALE.

1898 acres, about 1000 open. Some
in cultivation. 30 tenant houses.
About 1000 acres bottom land. balance
rolling to billy, but practically all sub
ject to cultivation. Grass grows in
abundance on all this tract. About FIVE
miles from Railroad Watered by liv-
ing stream. In one of the healthiest
localities in the state. Price $500 per
acre. For further information regard
ing Mississippi and Tennessee land write
US. we handle them.
NJ. f. WAINWRIGHT. Manager,
Land Department,
BRANSFORD REALTY COMPANY,
Nashville, Tenn.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-16
EXPERIENCE IS
The SUREST GUIDE.

The Byrne Optical Service is the re-
suit of II years of Scientific and prac-.
teal experience. Now at the Kengarlan
Hotel two more days only.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-16
YOU'LL. FIND IT IN THIS COLUMN.

Mr.. G. A. Swlnebroad wants to buy
90 barrels Of corn delivered in Lancas-
The sun., 1916-11-04
sCOuNr RATES OF FEDERAL RE-
Trade


Notc-Agricultu-al and 1--we stock paper ma.
turtles of from .! days TO SIX months.
The sun., 1916-11-04
Butte a Superior Mining.

J. Il. C.. Hartford. Conn.-What 4. your
opinion Of Butte a. superior as an invest
ment7 I noticed In the stock price list for
the year published in THE sun. that the
stock has sold for ioii. Can YOU give me
any Information regarding the cause OF the
decline?
When Butte and Superior climbed to
1854 in March, the company was estab-
fishing new high production records, its
output had been sold well in advance
ut attractive prices. rumors Of its earn
ings for the current year ranged from
s3j to s55 n share. there were hints
of n possible amalgamation and 1t ~
freely predicted that the directors would
authorize. an extra dividend payment of
$40 a share. IN other words there was
plenty Of material for speculative us,
since thea the estimates ut earnings
have tccn moderated somewhat. spcltet
prices have reacted, and though liberal
extra dividends have been paid the rcgu-
lar dividend rate has been established
at IS a year. The present price. there
! fore, Is more In keeping with orrna ex-
pectations. Even at the current level II
should not be regarded as better than a
speculative investment.
The sun., 1916-11-04

SIIrf At ia g.. ,'o making so N'r!' 40 far
'Ai. woes. import. 81 .'.' m'S.Hs n"sS'
80 ar rnf- wees. fNpor', '-'" Nv N"Tk yes
,crlsy included Whost, t-'il w. t%"r!rn.
e,a,s lu. aour, i",, N"- oa'r,n,. ~"
,H. .r,-s -,,i. .., N.--, nl'- 80 rnts'
f.555.57, ln. lard, eGlai1 Ib~ butter, 4->,''
~ chc,.r. $1,000 lbs rui'"i>''4 on 'S''
10, lInurntlus ou. 1850 -h'
rNITRTS- Commcr.ia' failures this week IN
th. ut,i states, ~ u,puti'd ~ Il I" ~.
\ Go. are 80. H-alr~i - la't vs.
preceding w.cs n"i by '",f',l'mI,s W
against - last wr'k. &c preceding week ana y
lat Sc'T. 81 failures loi wcr" IN East =
south, ~ West and y u lncinr SIA',s. a.,
- reported l'"h''''' 81 ''.''' W "''' ~
sw,1u a o, coRpoR >TioS-Sev York
Crrn hl- approved tor temporary rau,nT
q. go prcierr-i shairs with az NHll" OF w..
Trading = 10 oc dou' on a when as anu II
issued bass
Neither the pending elections nor we p,r'
sia'rr, rsr of prlr,- has "c'"'rilolN re-
durrd tho momcrirm Of Nc hl-lnorS move,
When uorr or lr.. t.-tahcy l. usually VII
uc-,,i. and 1t romans = wonder maj WIN
,usts mouutins st'HiS' Ahd D. Uh,S 80,
,,ptdly. demands arH sustained ~ s'ch srtlt
,u,uutc New puyii- '' current ana iAiNarl
,,Guircm.u's stlI .'r.rlr- the ihri'l'I's 'nf
taih ulodtr.ou a'i Gs;rtI'lpr. l.hor con
CATIONS and 'io CROWNS -rt''.N OF W'''t''tH
acting as a traA- On manufacturing III many
Ilro,tIOus
mile or no p~ol'lcal excitement stpti-
abaulant ACTIVITY and not enou-h matcr.alS
10 80 around animated industries WIN TOO
few producers o. so out needed sui'U'N'
farmers getting h-h pr1res ana pay'ns M
old iohts. record railway earnings, acute car
SHORTAGES. UNPARALLELED railway %ton'Ii-r, IA
uIh cost ~ hv'ur ant noteworthy sprtd-
ia,lon are the str.Mn- character -'''s or WE
The sun., 1916-11-04

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 8.-The appar-
emit shortage OF cars upon the railroads
Of the country was declared to be the
result OF a ack OF efficiency In their
distribution by w. L. Barnes. superin-
tendent OF transportation OF the Rurling-
tion road, here to-day, He testified AZ
an informal hearing on the alleged short
age of cars being held by G. e. McChord
OF the Interstate Commerce Commission.
II was brought out that United states
railroads own approximately 2.soO'oOo
cars n that the apparent total short
age on all lines Is only about 'o'"Vo.
Mr.. Barnes believes that much OF TINS
apparent shortage resulted from shippers
asking for more cars than they need
Mr.. Barnes. IN response TO questions
as to why the Burlington had "a let 20
return cars owned by other roads. de-
clared tina system had been forced IN
self-defence 10 hold foreign cars. and
would continue 20 do SO until some as
surance was provided that It's own
equipment would he returned, More
than $1,000 cars OF all classes belonging
TO the Burlington were held on foreign
lines. he said. while that system holds
approximately $1,000 cars belonging to
other lines.
Mr.. McChord announced tonight after
the informal hearing that he had tole-
graphed TO the commission al asNin
ton recommending that an order FOR n
formal hearing be entered Immediately
The testimony given under oath to-day
will be introduced.
The sun., 1916-11-04

NJ r p. Rrosdway--pn what date could
S'uiohHker common shares be sold after the
present holder has benefited from the next
quartarly dividend Is the company likely
10 make another extra dividend to share
holders during the present year.
The Studohaker dividend usually
comes on" that Is. the stock sells ex-
dividend ten days before the date of the
payment. The next quarterly dividend
will be payable December I, 10 that you
could sci, a week or so before that and
stu have the benefit Of the distribution,
but II Is well usually TO hold for a short
Period in the expectation OF the dividend
being made up" Stocks AIRY In this
respect. but issues that are we'll re-
garded usually recover practically all o.
TIE dividend within a short time. As &c
"A possible extra distribution formal an.
nounCement OF whatever dividend actor
the directors nay take for this quarter
Is expected daily.
The sun., 1916-11-04

DETROIT, Nov. SIS, W. Brown Of the
Michigan Central said to-day that the
roads local terminal is congested with
5000 freight cars and that tho number
OF unloaded freight cars Is increasing
600 daily.
The sun., 1916-11-04

" n e. Yonkars-I occasionally have
moderate amounts Of money - invest IN
bonds. and usually buy those that are
many Of the listed. I'D, inactive bonds arc
,'frigtivc sound investments OF This !
am satisfied. pu' how can l know mat the
ptlce- quofel Tor such issues ar" fair'
Tuv SvN publishes each Monday
morning a long list OF bonds IN which
no business was reported in the pre-
ceding week. The quotations given are
those made on the floor % the New
York stock Exchange. II you wish such
Information during the week. and are
IN doubt, as 90 the quotations given YOU
Nv your broker. call W a few other IN
yestment houses and ask them FOR quo
,at!ous. In hts way you can assure
yourself OF their accuracy.
The sun., 1916-11-04
CURB TRADERS FEAR
OVERSOLD MARKET
p~rccIcction Uncertainties Also
Help to Make Tone Quiet
and Steady.
SpECIALTIES CLIMB Up
Butte Copper and Zinc Reaches
It's Highest Mark on
Good Buying.
spECIALTIES CLIMB Up

Tho assumption that Inc market has
hccn o~,orsuld in some quarters, together
,l,h rrcclection uncertainties. was largely
responsible for the quiet and steady tone
which prevailed among the leading
shares on the Broad street Curb yes
,erday. srccialties, however. continued
"a move upward under fairly heavy buy
ing though advances were confined to
moro narrow fractional limits. Aetna
rxrlos.vcs early improved about :
points. but shaded. off somewhat In the
closing hour. .
rorpers were irregular. Cerro dc
pnsco and Magma reacting slightly on
further profit taking. Butte Copper and
Zinc was purchased freely, with buying
,atd 20 come from interests closely as
,ocla,ed with the move of Anaconda on
lho BIG board. The stock sold up To
ies,. the highest mark II has yet at
,a,red and An overnight Improvement OF
"a. points. Sales and quotations:
The sun., 1916-11-04
Great Northern-Montsns Central.

7 II. NJ. Newark have just received Q
letter saving that the Great Northern Rail-
wty-Montana Central division nrst mort
gage So OF 1887 are quoted at lc3S bid, and
the Great Northern Montana Central divi-
zion frst mortgage 5s OF 1897 at 10 hid.
Please tell mo which IL more attractive
from the standpoint Of yield on the invest
mant at those prices.
The two at the prices mentioned are
on practically the same yield basis
1about ~, per cent? with that OF the
IS. a shade higher than the yield OF
the Is.
The sun., 1916-11-04

". w. p. Stamford. Conn.-Having . ut
tie over 5000 to invest. would you consider
Inspirat ton Consolidated a good and safe
thing to buy | have not much to rely on
Ia the way OF income and would like to
make a little more II possible.
Your desire to Increase your income Is
natural and commendable. but tho
smaller your principal amount and your
income the more careful you should be
not to risk loss. Unless you have an
other reserve fund 1t would be well for
you either to place all of the $500 In a
savings bank or to place most OF II there
and with the rest buy one or possibly two
seasoned 500 bonds or one bond and
one share of stock recognized by bankers
as a seasoned Investment Issue. II you
could meet the monthly payments you
could buy more bonds or shares by using
the partial payment method. II you are
not satisfied with a moderate return on
your money decide how much OF your
savings you feel that you could lose and
then buy a corresponding amount OF
some issue less seasoned.
The sun., 1916-11-04
baltimore 4 Ohio and Southern

baltimore 4 Ohio and Southern.
g. II. n. Sunolk Co.-Which do you con-
elder the better speculative investment.
Baltimore a Ohin preferred or southern
Railway prcferrcd'
Southern Railway preferred at pres
ent must bc classed as a speculation, so
the answer to our question as stated
would be Baltimore and Ohio preferred.
However. the Southern hallway pre-
ferred has more speculative possible
ties. as 1t Is generally expected that the
dividend rate will be restored without
much more delay. The restoration al
ready has been discounted In part. hut
in case these expectations are realized
the shares probably will sell higher.
Baltimore and Ohio at IS yields approx
imatcly 1-3 per cent. and as II is a
non-cumulativc issue, the chances arc its
advance in price will not be so great
as that Of Southern Railway preferred.
The sun., 1916-11-04
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

SYRACUSE LIGHTING co Upstate Pub
lic service 'or,ml--Iuu has authorized COM
pAnv TO issue sI'"" @ per cont, ten year
bonds Proceeds Of these bonds aud So 10
from bonds previously authorized Will he
used ia rrImhursn Treasury for expenditures
for capital account N 1915.
CHALMERS MOTOR CORP Corporation
Trust Co ms rIrI with SECRETARY Of state
ccrtlnrnic Of Incorporation Of Chalmers Corn.
providing for tt,opJ shares, no par value,
lud t3.Uuo DD capital
COMPETING T~ABUlATlNG co Reports
for L.ne months ended Sept 30 net earnings
,l.o.a.-SO compared With tiOl,iH same time
i'm 1915. surplus 80 compared with ST.
atf CORRESPONDING period last year
FfRESTONE TIRE 4 RtBHER co In
creased capital stock from $~inOI'ro to SIS
vun.ur
NORTH AMERICAN PULP 4 PAPER co
p. j, Myler, president ut Canadian Westlug.
huusr Co. and ) VI Wilson. wee president Of
Bank of lIochcla-d. Montreal. Canada, have
been added to boar. Oi directors.
The sun., 1916-11-04

c. g. w. Bunalo-Csn YOU tell me why
Miami Copper. with It's great ore reserves.
and tho money II IL making. Is not selling
for 800 a share
\ price ~ 800 for Miami Copper
would he 1000 per cent. 81 par, but that
would not he unreasonable II the cur
rent and prospective earnings warranted
the price. In the five years prior 10
1916. the average annual earnings OK
the ompary were $3.50 a snare. ana
the average annual dividend was ~ 10
A share. Earnings now are mu'n
greater. bu, conditions are abnormal.
These facts doubtless Will explain WHY
n price II 500 would te unreasonable.
The sun., 1916-11-04

T. A. o, Noun, Vermont am rather Gu;
rious to know what Is the real par or
French exchange. 1t Is stated. variously In
the leading financial papers OF New YORK.
and | notice that even THE Sun does not
carry 1t now Ms II did formerly.
The existing confusion as to the real
'par" Of French exchange is due TO the
practice OF the United States Treasury
Department in expressing the values or
foreign coins In fractions OF but four
places without explanation that the
values as thus officially stated are not
exact. At one time the Department ex-
pressed them in fractions of but three
places. The official statement OF the
Department places the value of tho
French frame at So1s30. Assuming
this figure to be exact II would appear
that 81 United states currency would
be the equivalent Of approximately
5.1Sis francs. But the value Of the
franc. more exactly stated. is $01929527.
which shows the par" to be a shade
over 5.1sM (5.1s2sl66).
The sun., 1916-11-04
MINING NEWS.

ANACONDA COPPER 90 Production for
OhohcT totallcd ~ 200 100 lbs COMPARED with
-. 10000 III september and - $4,000 IN Octo'
Der, ltlJ.
FEDERAL MINING 4 SMELTlNG co -
Reports net earnings for ScplCuli~r S9' s6'
MIAMI COprEN co -rruil.tJn in octo-
Der Vas l.,., ita lh-. a u,N h'-h record and
compared Win 4.3,l..1i In Neptrmhyr
RAY CONSOLIDATED COPPER Out
PM for October approN!mHird 100000 lbs.
The sun., 1916-11-04

IPdr 81 't'I.l
The sun., 1916-11-04
METAL

Heavy inquiries for copper yesterday fore.
shadow"' another advance IN prices. accord.
ny TO local interests Prizes are still un.
changed, however. with LARGE .e.lors ant pro.
l,crrS ASKING -'l7 cents for first quarter
metal. = 70 "a. for second quarter and 1-ia
10 -. for third quarter. with last quarter
M,ll. se.L.M. 40 ., To- -. cunts a hound
The sun., 1916-11-04
NEW YORK BANK CLEARINOs.

The volume of business transacted in or
throigh New York on "Wednesday j. iutScatcl
by the fact that bank clcannss reported
Yesterday by the New York CLEARING House
totailed SoiOiA,5l,. These daily figures lack
sisWhCanCe unless compared with the daily
averages In the corresponding periods Of
former years. New York. the financial ctu-
ire. reflects more or less accurately business
anu financial conditions throughout the coun.
Try. The comparisons VIII Pee found even
more valuable when considered IN ConncC.
ton with the summary OF railroad earnings
published under 'Railroad New
The sun., 1916-11-04
Investment Questions and Answers

This column appears three times . ah week
Readers may ask as many questions as they Ike about investment OoOyct.
but please d. not ask about a half dozen companies in oe lettr. as It adds
unnecessarily to the clercal work Of this office Dc not e money. This service
is free ~ sure to give you address as we'll as your amt because most OUR
are nswere b mail All correspondence IL held as nhdenual
Address III ommunications to Financial Editor. n Sun. 80 Broad street,
The sun., 1916-11-04
PARIS MARKET.

PARIS, Nov. s.--Tradins quiet on the
o-d.v Three per cent, rontcs,
81 francs 10 centimss for cash. Exchlnse
~ london ~ france Nh centimes, FIVE
D.r cent. loan. 81 francs % een''meS' OK
cOupon.
The sun., 1916-11-04

Notice IL hereby given that a dividend Of
one and % Han Per r.N' hrs henn declared
or 'he capital .'oI X - tn. company, pay.
abe November 2,th. ltlf. 20 stockholders
" rerpri At ~. close OF business on No.
yemher list, 1915
Chicago, october 13'N. l,lG
T.. \ WILEY, Secretary.
The sun., 1916-11-04
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Nov. 2-City and Connecting
advanced TO - on active trading.
American Shlphullding common, United
issues and Page Wirs strong
Sears Koehlck. Swifts and stewart Warner
a Little easier, Bond market steady, sum
The sun., 1916-11-04
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, Nov. s-1rsding In mining stocks
heavy and we'll distributed. North Butte
strong, selling up to 23h Utah Consolidated
gained a point. Summary.
The sun., 1916-11-04
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov s~-Irhishh Coal ard
Navigation and huntington AMI hfh'i ''n
plltndeluhla Rut1i Transit "rrtlhcit'S gained
Lake superior continued active. sum
The sun., 1916-11-04
RATES on OTHER COUNTRIES.

Approximate PARTIES OF above are: Hol'
land. 40 ID cents; Italy, Greece. and switzer'
land, 5lsis lire, drachma and francs respec.
tively. Russia, Jl+d cents. Austria, @2B
csnts. Denmark, sweden and Norway. 20 10
cents. Brazil, set cents: Argentina, paper,
2't5 cents; Argentina, gold l.O5o' pesos IN
IA ~ A cents: Japan, i9si cents
noNrsTIC EXCHANGE - Boston, par:
rhicago bc, discount: St. Louis, 90. discount
MA mar asked; San Francisco, Zoe. premium,
Montreal, 3lAc. discount; Cincinnati par
The sun., 1916-11-04

Authorized rates for bankers scc.ptarcas.
90 minimum. 4e maNlmIm. Rates for bills
OF exchange purchased IN open market by Al
lanta bank, 3isn5i.ei. Rates FOR Ni,ls with
or without member hank Endorsement. with
maturities OF ninety days or less, purchased
in open marke, by 81 Louis bank. cHtG.
Rates for commcr, tai paper purchased IN
omen market rs Dallas bank. 2atSt Rate.
for trade acceptauves. with ma'4riiles OF
ninety days or less purchased 10 open mar.
kct. without member hank I1llf -rUeui. ny
New Orleans branch OF Atlanta bank. .Ns's
iR Rate OF tr- fo- commodity paper with
maturt,ie- Of from sixty DAYS TO SIX months
dHed fr San Erarn.nn lInA