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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
GOVERNMENT TO INSPECT
 TROPHIES FROM BATTLES

PARIS, Jan. 5. - The recent ire quency of acidents caused by explos- ions due to the careless handling Of curiosIties from the battleflelds, such as shells and hand grenades, in var lous homes in Paris has caused the prefect of police to announce that any resident may report possession of tro- phies and they will be examined and unloaded in the municipal laborator- ies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
SsoUrrH ASKS 
ENGLISH PROJECT
 ONE MORE PARTN

LONDON Jan. IA movement to form a new political party. known as the National. has been initiated by Sir Arthur Markham. with the object, 30 his critics assert. to opposing the pres ent coalition of government In the leadership Of the new perty are as. socIated the names of the principal discontents in Parliament. including Sir Edward Carson. Lord Charles Der esford and Sir Henry Dalziel But the announcement seems to have been made before the plans of the founders were ripe and no serious support has been given to the movement by any section of the press, while most of the papers are trying to kill 1t with ridlcule There was also an effort to
 laugh 1t out of parliament
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
FRENCH BROKERS CHARGED
 OF CROOKED DEALING

PARIS. Jan. 5.-omer Boulanger. president of the Belgian committee of Paris, and Edmond dc Fries. Jules and Armand Samuel, Brussels stock brokers. have been arrested on the charge of illegal traffic in Belgian bank notes. Boulanger was chauffeur of the late King Leopold of Belgium. in whose service he is said to have saved 5OO,O0O francs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
KAIsER's ILLNESS NOW
 STATED PHLEoMoNIc

LONDON. Jan. 4.-Diepatches from Zurich. Switzerland. to the Central News says:
 Emperor William. who is suffering rom suppurating phlegmon in the neck, has been given some relief, his doctors having resorted to lancing.
 A Paris dispatch from Le Matin 'ays that the Kaiser is suffering from cancer of tho throat and that he Is unable to speak at the present time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
FAMILY OF SIX
 CREBIATED; FOUL
 PLAY SUSPECTED

BOISE, Jan. s. Archie Eckersall h.s wife, and their four children per lshed in a fire which destroyed their home at Salmon, Idaho, at an early hour this morning. When an alarm of fire was sounded the home was en- veloped in flames. Eckersali and the members Of ids family were appar- ently asleep when the fire broke out.
 The origin os the fire Is not known and incend.arism is suspected.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
FRANCE NEEDS SUGAR.

PARIS. Jan. 5.-The production Of sugar in France and her colonies is insufficient and about S0O,00 tons will have to he imported. A large part of the supply has already been bought in Cuba and the United States The government will fix the price at which the sugar is to be sold and limit the consumption.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
MRS. CHRISTIE
 ABANDONS HOPE
 HUSBAND IS ALIVE

DOUGLAS. Jan. 5.- Mrs William Christie, whose husband was taken away from Treadwell on October S1 by Edward Krause, on fake sub- poena, has abandoned all hope of ever seeing her husband again. Her friends have unnecessarily tired to convert her to the belief that some
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
MORE AMERICAN
 SECURITIES COMING

LONDON. Jan. 5.-The disposal of the British holdings Of American bonds, which arc taken freely by the American houses. continues on large scale, and recent steamer loads, aver aging $1O,O0O,0OO are likely to be some what exceeded on the next liner or two that sails.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
EAGLE BREWERY TO
 HAVE AUTO DELIVERY

S. zynda. proprietor of the Eagle Brewery, who left for Seattle and Portland this week, expects to pur- chase an auto-truck for local delivery He plans to spend three weeks of Q month on the sound
 During Mir. zynda's absence. his nephew. Stanley zynda, Is handling the business Of the brewery
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
MORE POWER FOR ALASKA
 IN WICK BILL

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5,- Delegate James Wickersham. of Alaska, yester- day introduced a bill in the House Of Representatives extending the powers of the Territorial government in Alas. ka. Te bin would give the Territory control over the fisheries and other powers that are denied to !t now.
 Delegate Netherlands bill alec car rles appropriations for roads and bridges in Alaska at various places.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
GERMAN RELEAsEp

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.--Jules j.. iusserand. French minister. notified the State Department today that the Trcnch government had ordered the immediate release of the German pas euger recently removed from an American ship on the high seas by ,he cruiser Descartes
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
BRITISH OFFER REWARD FOR INFORMATION OF
 HOSTILE SUBMARINES

sALoNIKI, Jan. 5. - A reward of 5OOOo francs for information that will lead to the discovery of German or Austrian submarines in the Aegean Sea has been posted by the British government.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
STEAMSHIP, SEWARD CHARTERED FOR TRIPS
 TO FAR-EAsT PORTS

SEATTLE. Jan. 8. - The Alaska Steamship Company's Alaska freight CT Seward has been chartered for two trips 10 Japan.
 The freighter win return to the Alaska run at the expiration of her charter
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
FRENCH EcoNomIzINe
 ON AUTOMOBILES

PARIS. Jan. 5-Generals and other high officials of the French army now must get along with fewer automobiles and horeses. by order of General Gal IIeni. minister of war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
WANT SWIMMERS FOR
 WATER CARNIVAL

Swimming Instructor Ned Moe. of the Arctic Brotherhood Natator.um, is arranging a water carnival for Sat urday night, and is anxious to have those who wish to take part report to him before that time.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
Musr REMAIN sEHIN0 sARs

Judge Jennings has denied all mo- tions presented by Attorneys Cheney & zeigler, and Antonio Hernandez, the Mexican. from Wraugell, accused of concealing a person charged with a crime. must await the action of the March grand jury.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
ROME CHURCH CLOSES
 FOR RECONSIDERATION;
 MEMBER TRIED SUICIDE

ROME. Jan. 5.-The basilica of St Petcr's has been closed because of the attempted suicide there of An- tonic Giovannolo. The church will be opened when 1t ls reconsecrated
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
TEACHERS LICENSE ISSUED

Gov. Strong today. as ex-officio su- perintendent of public instruction, is- sued teachers license to Miss Mar garet D. Carpenter and Miss Hen. rietta Mlrick. for two years. Both teachers are located at Fairbanks
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
MUKILTEo 10 JOIN
 CITY CT EVERETT
~

EVERETT. Jan. 4.-Muk.iteo voters having decided to consolidate with Everett. a special election will be call. cd in this city next month to decide whether the district shall be admit ted. The advantage to Mukilteo is that high school students may attend the Everett high school, while the Ev- erett district will be enriched by tho consolidation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
GERMANS HAVE as,ooo
 ENGLISH PRISONERS

LONDON, Jan .5.-The number of British prisoners in Germany Is now approximately SS.0oO according to H. J. Tennant. parliamentary undersec- retary of war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
WALLACE IRWIN WEps
 BELLE OF LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Jan. 5.- Wal. lace Irwin. the well known wrltor and Miss Letitia McDonald. noted belle of Louisville were married here this afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
STATES. PROPERTY slo IN

City Clerk and Magistrate Petit today bid in for protection to the city on the delinquent tax sale, the prop erty occupied by Judge Henry States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
THANKS FOR FORD

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.- A rosolu- tion was introduced in Congress yes terday thanking Henry Ford for his efforts to bring about peace in Eur. -one.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
DAMAGE SUIT DISMISSED

Having been settled out of court, the damage suit of John Cochrane for s21. .225 against the Alaska Gas. tineau Mining Company. has been dis missed by an order entered by Judge Jennings
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
CAPTAIN FISH DIES

SEATTLE. Jan. e. Capt. ?. II. Fish. retired pilot. and known in many of the principal seaports Of the world, died here today
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
"sLlM JIM" WYNN
 DESPERATELY ILL

James F. winn. for years a resident of Juneau. is at deaths door. accord ing to a report today from his home. Mir. Vim has been ailing for the past three years. and has been able to be around only in an invalid's chair He went to California two years ago. and after bis health was benefited return ed here. He has not improved since his return.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
FERDINAND WANTS MACEDONIA TO BE
 BULGARIAN SOIL

VIENNA, Jan. 5.--lt was published here today that Czar Ferdinand of Bulgaria has proclaimed himself em- peror of Macedonia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05

MEETING OF woMEWs GUILD
 The Women's Giuld of Trinity Church will meet Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock at Mrs. Britt's. All mem- bers are asked to attend,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
MAYoa soYLg EXECUTE soUrH

Mayor Frank Nj. Boyle, of Valdez, was a passenger south on the Evans last night bound for the east to take post gradute course in surgery
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
HIS PRAYER PLAYED ON PHoNoeRAPH AT
 HIS OWN FUNERAL

ALAMEDA. Jan. 5.-A photograph prayer spoken by him in the United States navy twelve years ago, when he was chaplain, was reproduced today at the funeral of William Scott.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05
HAS TYPHOID FEVER

L. C. McKechnie was taken to St. Ann hospital this morning and is be- reved to have typoid fever.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05

Give The Empire an opportunity to quote you prices on printing
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-05

SAN DIEGO. Jan. 5.-Hans the son of Mime. Schumann-Heinck. the cele- brated soprano, died this morning of pneumonia which followed a severe attack of the grippe.
The sun., 1916-12-02
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

BRiTTEN wv. r. 4 co Announce that
G. ID. Bailey has become associated with bond
department.
CALIFORNIA PACKING CoRP.-Report.
yember. 1915. inclusive shows Increase Of
81 per cent. as compared with billings In
corre1o 1oonding months OF 1915.
CANADIAN TRADE-Trade in Canada Il
cheaper. and so are refined sugars TEXTILES
are in scant supply. inability to get de.
hv-ries from mills causes complaint. and
price lists ar. being Constants rsvi.sS sh;s;x
as obtained there is an active demand for
winter goods and country dealers are buying
spring soods on liberal scale. Payments
iicularly as regard remittances from the
forming regions.
EQUITABLE TRUST Co-Resinald W.
pressprich. three years wee .president, IN
has resigned Morris X. Parker has been
appointed In his place.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTs-Exports re.
ported at New York Custom liou.. yesterday
far i;'Sse Isl; imports sass,.;o, and for the
week 30 far $:l.0i2.5ss. Exports from New
York Yesterday included. Wheat, TIN. bu
,ornmeai. IS bbl. alcohol. i.ss. bbls. i; cot.
tonseed oil. 1896 lbs. 4: pork. 20i bbls. beef.
~ bble beef; 800 tics. bscons. .;ioso@ ies
,on IN. "sys lbs :ra m ~. " a1s D.si o,l
sssSH gals: barley, ss,sss bu.
GUARANTY TRUST CO.-Morris J. Du.
mont has been appointed IN assistant secre'
tary.
HUTTON 4 co. W E-Hsve prepared q
special letter on ten leading Investment securi
ties with regard TO their past history and i''
hearing On their present market value.
MUIR . CO. JOHN--seorge A. Muir has
been admitted to partnership.
TRADE CONDlTIONs- Brodsheef's to-day
will say: "Ruffles on the surface Of the
stream betray the existence of soue eddies. but
generally speaking. the current Of trade and
industry runs broader and deeper than evei
before at this date. The need Of cooler weather
ss Q sttmulant to retail trade i- mentioned IN
= few dispatches. hut with early active holt
day dsmsnd and q new wave OF wage I'D
vances reinforcing the abnormally large cur
rent business. complsint from this source Il
st = minimum. Conservatism ktilI continuei
to he preached. hut on the whole IL more 10
evidence among sellers or producers of goods
than buyers. indeed. with var interfering
goods are TO he made. the feeling Of buyers !,
tense. and the disposition to provide against
possible shortage adds constant spur TO de
mand."
Dun's to-day will say: Business enters or
the nnsl stage Of Its most prosperous yeaI
with activity unabated and the rise In price,
continuing. yet with clear evidence Of com
mendahle judgment and prudence in m any quar-
t-rs Wholesome conservattsm is increasiugl!
apparent In industrial channels. as In bank
ing circles. and the doubts as to the econoini,
changes that must ultimately h@ experiences
are reflected In the disposition 10 provd'
against possible contingencies In the future
The further wasc advances, In most case'
Voluntarily. act as partial onset to the higf
prices, and distribution at retail remsins o
record volume"
WILLIAM =. BONBRIGHT 4 Co. INC
Leased for a long term Of years quarters II
Eauit able BuildinR
The sun., 1916-12-02
American s,-smship COMPANY

T. D.. New York. Can you give me any
Information about tn" American Steamship
Colnppny OF West virginia and the mort
gage bonds OF that company? when was
thu company formed and is II controlled
hy some larger steamship company or IL
1t un independents Where does II op-
uIHtr'
The American steamship Company Of
West Virginia was formed In 1900 TO ac-
quirc the property OF the American
steamship Company, n New York cor
poration The company was originally
controlled by the American steel 4 Wire
CO., through ownership OF its entire
capital stock. In 1901 the property of
the company was transferred to the
Pitsburg Steamship company. which
company assumed the mortgage boGd.s
YOU inquire about and the guarante. of
the American Steel x Wire Co. The
Pittsburg steamship Company !s con
,rolled by the United States Steel Cor
poration The frs, mortgage Z per cent
bonds appear to be well projected by the
property mortgaged and as they have
been assumed by the Pittsburg Steam
ship Company. a Steel Corporation sub
s!diary, they are appai emily entitled It
n good rating,
The sun., 1916-12-02
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

BAY STATE STREET RArIwAy--Gros.
receipts for November Increased $4,000, or
s per cent.
BOSTON CONSOLIDATED GAs-Ga,
output for November was bt,2sa,000 cubic
feet an Increase Of "a per cent over same
month year ago.
COLORADO POWER CO-Deciared reg.
ulsr quarterly dividend of y of l per cent
on common payable January Is to stock OF
record December 80. and regular quarterly
dividend Of Ia per cent. on preferred pay
able December Is to stock OF record OF No
vember 20,
CONSOLIDATED GAS co. OF BALTI-
MORE-Reports output OF electric current
for FIRST 2s days November increased ~
per cent
EQUITABLE ILLUMINATING GAS.
LIGHT co OF PIIILA York Trust
Co. announces that Ell OF first mortgage
per cent. bonds OF this company have been
"n far redemption at los and accrued
interest to Jan. |. 10 u. Bonds must be
presented at New York Trust co. on and
after Jan. ..
MUNICIPAL GAS co. OF ALBANY-Ap-
proved increase In capital stock from u.
$50, 900 to $40 O0O,0
PACIFIC GAS a. ELECTRIC CO,--Ey
poets to take possession OF ORC Electric
Corp. which operates In territory Just out
side san Francisco about Jan. !,
PACIFIC LIGHT & POWER CORP,--Re.
norris earnings for oct, excluding interest
on 1000 s per cent: collateral trust
Inc $40 per cent, net Si7l,'7j, Inc, 260
per cent. For ten month. ended Oct. 81,
gross s2,70a.Ol2 inc li.so per cent, net
sl Tss 1872, inc, l0,Se per cent.
The sun., 1916-12-02
MISSOURI PACIFIC
SALE Is ORDERED
Roads Collateral Securities
Will Be AuctiOned Here to
Pay BondhOlders.

A decree Of foreclosure and sale was
signed by Judge Julius NJ. Mayer Of
the United States District Court yester-
day In the mortgage suit brought
against the Missouri Pacific Railway
Company by the Bankers Trust Com
pany as trustee OF a hrst collateral
trust mortgage securing an issue OF Mis-
souii Pacific bonds amounting to w.
636. 900. ON which interest amounting to
s4a6, go had been defaulted.
Judge Mayer signed the decree on the
advice OF James q. Graham. the special
master In the case. who reported that
under the terms OF the mortgage agree
ment the principle Of the mortgage
was due and payable. For the reim-
bursement of the bondholders Judge
Mayer orders the sale OF all the col
lateral securities deposited by the Mis-
souri, Pacific with the Bankers Trust
Company
The sale I. to be held on the steps Of
the County Court House on some date
convenient to the trust company. II
the price offered for all the securities
as a unit or II the aggregate bid Of
fered for the separate parcels does not
reach S6750. 900 Judge Mayer orders
the special master to adjourn the sale
and apply 20 the court for further In
structions
II there IL surplus after the pro-
ceeds OF the sale are applied to the re-
endorsement Of the ndtjoiders the re-
naming sum IL To he ttsshed over to the
Guaranty Trust Company. which Is the
trustee OF the NJ. .. P.'s first and re-
funding mortgage securing an issue OF
bonds amounting TO s31.77s.000. on
which interest has also been defaulted
The sun., 1916-12-02
American Telephone and Telegraph A.,


! " r. G'oversviilc. y. Y he.s u
that the average price Of the New York
stock rIufk.. viii be- lower according 10
the strong board one week after election if
Mr Wilson Is elected. The strong board
l. a brokers board representing the New
York stock Exchange, hut the broker has
not enough room to put all the stocks on
th" hoarn. hut deals in all of them. I'll"
point 10 de, let" H. whether we should hGurs
the -ntir' LET or just the stocks on the
strong board.
As YOU state the proposition. you
should figure the market according 10
tbe stocks on the strong board only.
That work alone will probably provide
occupation for some time. for in order
properly to appraise the market 1t will
be necessary for YOU 10 figure the capt.
talization of all stocks on the board, the
number of shares of every one OF them
which changed hands during tho week
and the advance and decline
The sun., 1916-12-02

Chicago. Milwaukee . ~. Paul Refundiags.
A. X. NJ. Maiden. Mass. understand
there are two series OF the general refund
ing mortgage bonds of the Chicago. MIL
waukee X St Paul Railroad and that
these carry different rates OF interest. Is
this correct How much 10 outstanding
under each issue and IL either issue con-
vertible into some other security of the
road Are they considered high grade
bonds
The general and refundlng mortgage
bonds Of the Chicago. Milwaukee q st.
Paul hallway are outstanding as fol-
lows: Series "A" at 4ia per cent.
sls.uSa.000; series "R" at per cent.
s29.lIl.3 300. Series ~ bonds are not
convertible. Series "B" bonds are con-
vertible into common stock at par from
February ]. 1916. to February |, 1926.
Both these issues are backed by tn.
heavy equity IN earnings OF this railroad
system. which has paid dividends OF not
less than I per cent on It's common stock
''O7 The bonds are. Furthermore.
legal investments for savings banks In
several States. including New York and
Massachusetts
The sun., 1916-12-02
High Grade Railroad Bonds.

p F. Washington. Please give me- the
names of hvr or kiN high grade railroad
bonds for investment. that Is. bonds which
yield something more than savings bank
interest
The following are good investment
issues, yielding between <la and 8 per
cent Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
division first general 3hs: Chicago.
Rock Island & Pacific general As; Ches-
apeake 4 Ohio convertible 5s: Oregon
Short Line guaranteed refunding +s;
Baltimore Il Ohio prior lien 3las: Hook
ing Valley nrst consolidated general
as.
The sun., 1916-12-02
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

BUICK MOTOR co shipped 1880
cars In November,
CHALMERS NiOTOR-I'. A. Pfener has
resigned Vice president and assistant
general manager
CHEVROLET, MOTOR 60 New assem-
hing piant at Fort Worth, Tex. Will be
in operation by Feb l.
GENERAL MOTORS SO-Bsnk ba
anCes M Of Nov ~ were 30 per cent In
oSrrss of those On same date yoar ago,
INTERNATIONAL SALT CO.-Deciared
a regular quarterly dividend OF I per cent.
and an extra of ! per cont. payable Dec.
30. Books close Dec. IT,.
ScoviL MFG. c0.-Dsclarsd extra
The sun., 1916-12-02
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Reichsmarks touched a new low record
OF e6 11-l6 yesterday. The general be-
lief is that the weakness Is pivoted at
switzerland. where reichsmarks have
been lower than In this country Ger
many mas been compelled to make large
purchases Of material in Switxerland
Another factor contributing to weakness
OF German exchange 10 the coupons fall
ing due December on German war
bonds placed abroad. Austrian kronen
were quoted at 11.60. the lowest price
reached since the beginning of the war.
sterIns declined LIS. reaching as y
Lire were easier.
In the following tables when the de.
mand, sight" or CHECK rate 10 quoted
N United Statee currency II 10 said to favor
this country IL less than par, but when
quoted In foreign currency II is said to he
.asainst" this country II less than par. For
the convenience Of readers such ratss are
marked ~" when In favor of and "A" when
against this country.
The sun., 1916-12-02

A NJ. philadelphia. IL the $50 900
900 loan that was made to Paris last Octo-
brr the only external loan OF that city,
what is the redemption price,
Yes Redeemable 1924 and interest
on October is. 1913, or on any interest
date thereafter on 30 days notice.
The sun., 1916-12-02

W y. II babylon /. I I. II true 'h,'
Atthisun increased its grass "aIuIHgs s
the las, decade over 30 PEI cent. ana thtI
,his IL the greatest increase shown hN tuN
of IN" Mig western railroads IN mat
pcriod'
AtChison, Topeka 4 Santa i'c Rail-
road inQtca ased its gross earnings sp-
.proximatSy II per cent, In the decade
The sun., 1916-12-02
METAL MARKET.

F1rmness In all deliveries. with each day
bringing into the market moro inquiries
continues to feature copper quotations.
Further advances have been recorded In
London. ElectrolytIc IL quoted At fl'o a
ton. up Il since "wednesday and new
high record. Quotations in the New York
market: First quarter. ssr TO - cents
second quarter. 33h TO 33t cents: third
quarter. :. to s?'s cents: fourth quarter
3ii, to 8. cents.
The sun., 1916-12-02
BOSTON MARKET.

after shox,ng early strength. No wide
nuct tuations. but prices closed well below
best figures Rutland preferred advanced
from q TO say and New Haven was up
point. Misceiia aneous stocks moved narrowly.
The sun., 1916-12-02
ELEt TIONS AND MEETINGS.
bFtI'E pF
luE lMEkil\> toN. COMPANY
Ot AIItt,\NN tul MY

" w NINll NV IIT, T'' ~ nv
tA" Annual El",ltnu Tor pre,.", OF Ihs
American '"u, 'uWp",i uf Ni"sef, 'n. .t,ty
~" I"r-'li Nii he Mold al -. ~.
pat' ''hl'" No. - Nuuigr',"r. ~Ir".r.
l,,,cN .'l.N, y lu IN THURSDAY Ia. IA
~ De, uher, islh, hetNe"n IN" huurs q
tweiN" ana one o'clocA y. Tho irnr-iir
Illul w. not he closed.
IL -. ALBRlpGE. sccS.
The sun., 1916-12-02
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The broad market for odd lots in the Con;
dsx vesterday. Eishty-three different issues
were represented IN the TRANSACTIONS WIN
prices generally higher In the rreaier part o.
~ se'sion. The railroad group as n whole
S,splsved firmness Reports were In clrcu'
iat}on that President Wilson IN his coming
message to Congress would COME OUT ior an
tive WAS weak early, but rallied sharply
toward the close, Stulebaker and the Inter
cIinsd ebarply The news from Mexico OF
villas victory operated adversely on Mex,
can Petroleum and American smelling ana
Refining. United states steel 'ommo" was
sales Of mining stocks were as follows
The sun., 1916-12-02

DAILY AVERAGES.

Balances reported yesterday were vi. o,s5s
The sub Treasury was creditor TO the Clear.
inr House 10 the extent OF 81. .29s.t as Federal
Reserve Bank credit balance, S'S,;@r
Ranka gained from the Sub Treasury
wedne sday S3.isaooo; lost since Friday. 1900
900.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston. par:
chicaxo l5c discount; 81. Louis ioc. dis
connt bid, Sc discount asked: san Francisco.
ioc. premium: Montreal. axe; Cincinnati.
The sun., 1916-12-02
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. Prices ruled Arm
with trading IN fair volume Lake superior
traction shares and Tonopah Belmont the
most active. Bonds frm and moderately ac
tive summary: