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The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. July A.-There two sides TO the
wheat market today. Further sensational advances
were made during the morning on continued un-
favorable crop reports. The damage claims coS-
cred larger territory.
Talk Of peace checked the advances, however. Ad-
vices from North Dakota said that there is black
rust in all Of the greater wheat producing countjes
Resting spots showed wheat nc lower for the
July future, unchanged for September and Il to u
higher for December.
There enough wheat sold on runors Of price
TO break the market &c at mid-sessIou. Cash
sales were o,0oo bushels 10 mille-s, while the
business at the seaboard amounted to 5000 bushels
Corn closed with gains Of u TO p.c. Commis-
sion houses bought freely stop loss orders The
seaboaTd reported 100 bushels for export
There was little change in oats
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
Circuit Division No. =

plaintiff required to file undertaking or
make deposit for costs within ten DAYS;
plalntlhs attorneys, Tobriner & Graham;
defendants attorney. Webster Ballinger
commercial National Bank VS. White
cross Mix Company; judgment by de-
taut against Charles NJ. Pepper; plain
I'M attorneys, Ellis & Donaldson: de-
fendants attorney. Otis B. Drake.
White trustee. VS.. Winter; time TO file
transcript extended to August Is: plain
uIs attorney, Andrew Wilson. defend
ants attorney. James S. Easby-Smith.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
Iawsuits.

59S55-Herbert A. Gill VS.. Walter G
Eisinger: trading as Eisinger Brothers
certiorari; defendants attorneys, T. II.
Patterson and Hayden Johnson.
59356-Herbert A. Gill VS.. Waiter G
Eisinger trading as Eisinger Brothers
certiorari; defendants attorneys T. II,
Patterson and Hayden Johnson.
59S57-Jerenniah O'Connor VS.. Robert r.
Hogan; notes, s2S09; plaintiffs attorney,
D. Edward Clarke.
$685.. Carey King. Inc, VS.. Hight and
Company, Inc; account, s., ,S56.S5; plain
titf's attorneys. w. c. Balderston and
A. A. Birney.
59S5s-Apperson Brothers Automobile
Company VS.. T. Oliver PRODIGY and
Probey-Arrison Motor Company, Inc.
note, s5,65S; plaintiffs attorney. F.
Sprigg Perry.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
FOREIGN NCHANGE
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET

New York. July A.-WHEAT-stsady light in
aGiry- No. l Northern. (. o. b.. L34l4; No. red
r. o. b, In, 10 arrive No. ? hard winter lZL
Z. o. b.; No. l Vscaroni to arrive. l24.; No.
Manitoba, l.3lE- Exporters took Do 900 bushels
chiefly Manitoba last night. New No. hard win
ter. e. . b. Gulf quoted 81 over September for las
|haH Of August and 81 over September for last hal
|Septenbsr.
CORN-stronSsr; quiet inquiry. New No gel
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York July l.-FLoUR-strong; busines
checked kansas strsights. to arrive in car lot,
s.8a5JS; spring patents for July to August 5TS
SIS; spring clears 55a535 soft straishts to arrive
aioa50; new hard winter straights for July August
54oa5S. All quotations are on sack basis in whole
ale lots.
200; family, y -6a3. so clear 5.01as7 90
BEEF-Demand Is moderate. Prices steady
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
NEW YORK MONEY,

New York, July 1.-NIoney on call today open ed
at n per e-nt; high ~ per cent: low. per cent
close, ~ per cent Most Of the loans were At "a
: Tine money showed renewed ease. The demand
vas high. Mixed money quoted at 81 TO per
cent for sixty days 81 70 per cent for ninety
GAYS and four months; to ~ per cent for five
and six months
laser money remained the principal feature Of
the paper market More institutions are coming
In the market than there were last week Rates
Per cent for sixty and ninety days for bills re-
ceivabls; 4sa4l1 Ter cent for choice single names
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, July A.-HoGs-Rtcepts, 300 head =.
slow. Bulk 9Sssso; light, s.Dass5; mixed, eIoa
n.oo; heavy 9.ooaloc5; rough, 9.ooas0; pigs, 775a
go ~
CATTLE-Recsipts. loo head; weak. Native beef
cattle sTsalcso; Western steers 775ss 30; stoker,
and feeders, 5.2oas.o; COWS and heifers 3oze IN .
calves sDal20o.
sHEEP-Receipts, 5000 head steady. w.ther,.
6T5aSE; lamhs S5oalo.5. .....
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
Bankruptcy Division

In re- Zepp Brothers; case continued be-
fore Edward S. NCCalmont as referee
In re. W. P. FAINT: case continued be-
fore Edward S. MCCalmont as referee.
In re. Capital Provision Company; case
continued before Edward S. McCalmOnt
as referee.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. b. Bibbs d Co

SALES
Washington Gas IS, 500 at lO6
Capital Traction IS. 500 at HSa 500 at lOe.
s. 900 at 1904.
Washington Railway 4s Slooo at g. 5000 at aIs
Potomac Electric Cons. IS, 5000 at loax-
GraphOphone lst Is. 500 At l0l
Riggs Realty IS Qo1gl. 500 at l0o 500 at lu2
Capital Traction, s at s&
Washington Railway pfd.. s At SIN
Washington Gas Light 2 at rs.
Mergenthaler. / at ld.
LanSton. % at SEX. l at 81.
Columbia Title Insurance. Ccmpany % at 81
Aner c2l-Cahtal Traction IS. $500 at loGb.
81 900 at lo6s. 900 at losls, 1000 at 1861 81 oU
at 1861.
Washington Gas IS. 500 at 1855. 5000 at lo5s
s. 90 at lo7, 500 at lof
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below ere far large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are higher
Lower grades may Be sold for less Fancy goods
command higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh per doz, Gae4.
BCTTER-Best prints new. per Tb.. ~; do.
tub per lo. 2t4; process. per ID. 8; store-packed
per b.. as2
LARD-Tub. pure. per ID, llal2; do. compound.
per lb., oi.; cottcnseed oil. Per can, 375.
CHEEsE-New York. new. PR ID. ls; fat. Per
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
WANTS LIGHT ON MEXICO.
Congressman Asks Why Wilson
Didn't Draft Guard,

Congress will get authoritative informa-
ton with respect TO the Mexican situa-
ton If a resolution introduced by Rep
resentative Madden yesterday is passed.
The Chicago Representative desires to
know If an emergency still exists on
the border, and if so. why the President
mas not drafted the National Guard.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22

Packet. ls5oalsco; family. Is5oaaoU; extra Indian
mess S.0oa3oo0.
LARD-Weak; inquiry is inactive. Prime West
ern. 400; refined continent, 4.35; South American
A.eo; refined Brazilian in kegs l5eo beef stearine.
loa.c: lard stearine dull at l4A.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
ECuity SnIfs.

34497-Carl T. and David L. Shoemaker
VS.. James B. Smith ct al: to substitute
trustee; plaintiffs attorneys, James E,
Padgett and William H. Manogue.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22

low fresh -shslled. to arrive. 81 i. f.. new No. s.
fTeshshelled, TO arrive, slh l. T. Exporters took
nothing
OATS-Firm; quiet inquiry. Standard, 4sa4sii
No. white, +S4a4s& No. 1 white 45lss+S elevator
basis ungraded H6a49. Exporters took nothing.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
District Division,
Chief InSfice CnNinE1on.

In re. condemnation OF land for road
along south bank of Anacosta River;
order of publication.
In re. Girard street; order directing jury
to return verdict in open court on July
"a
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
Britain Guards Against U.Boats.

London, July E.-Thomas MacNamarS,
of the admiralty. announced in COM
mons that steps are being taken
10 render # increasingly dangerous for
German submarines to approach within
range Of the British coast"
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
DEEDS OE TRISI.

SQUARE 222 lot ss-F7o-enco C. Prickett to Arthur
Carr and Marvin A. Custis to secure Perpetual
Building Association ScOo.
BuTrTils, lots 10 and Il. block z-Jsres A. Porter
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New YORK. July 1.-Trading in the spedalties
On the curb was marked by renewed interest
Otherwise the market dull.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
Liverpool

Furnished by y. L. Carpenter L Co.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-22
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Boston. July E-The morket was quiet, with
inc stocks strong
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
TRUST NOW PROTECTS
GUGGENHEIM ASSETS
Exploration Company. LiVui-
dating. Acts to Avoid Loss
by Shrinkage.

Daniel Guggenheim. president of the
Guggcnheim Exploration Company. is
sued u statement to the stockholders
yesterday concerning the liquidation Of
the assets of the company. lie said that
the remaining assets consist of cash and
delnaud loans amounting To- about Sll.-
900. 900. upward Of s2.SOO. 900 shares of
capital stock of the Yukon Gold Com
panN. demands against the Yukon Gold
Company aggregating s. 1000. 600. cover
ing the price Of the Gold Run property
and dredges appertainiug thereto and
loans made to the company 500 shares
of preferred stock, series \. Of the Amer
lean SHELTERS securities COMPANY ytri-
Gus causes IT action and property and
interest rights Of uncertain and in some
instances speculative values and the
office furniture and equipment of the
company.
As the disposition Of those assets
would have resulted Ia a considerable
shrinkagc IN their values. the board OF
Il ircctutS " the Guggenheim Exploration
Company has executed and delivered !,
Iced Of trust. assigning and Transferring
&, william Loeb. Jr. Charles II. Lipmau.
charles Earl and Roger T.. strauss as
justices ih' property right ana sccufi-
ties aud 81 o00. 600 IN cash. The trustees
are TO ,NsrCis" full control over the
property They are 10 make "A distribu-
ton AZ least annually ~ the whole ar
Any part r the funds realized from tho
property and In their discretion may sell
"i otherwise dispose of thu" entire prpp-
Rrft
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
RELINGHUYSEN'S AVE.
'andidRcy for 4. =. senate He
iirNcd at E~-GoN. stokes.

rRENroN. Feb. 9-It is believed here
iht; former senator Joseph :. Freliug-
'.N~ru has entered the contest for the
!, publican nomination for United states
senator against Edward G Stokes and
t'ra'kiiu Murphy chiefly 10 'mbarrass
stokes. FrcllughuyseE and stokes were
u &c warm friends when stokes wa
e. vernon t'roliuchuysen was Colonel and
chief 81 Stpfes'e mil tary stan. They
H', now estrtlEed. hut no one seems 70
huHw TN" cause
NJ Republican take the ~f'rslinghuy-
s,u candidacy any more seriously than
tl, Democrats out~.d" of Hudson regard
Secretary OF sat. Martins candidacy
for IN, Dio~N.yuorsn.p. though there Is "A
suspicion that efforts are h.iug mad" to
u" together the buors # Fr"linChiysen
tri ';aunt ,thr latter for the Governor
~'ipb ON a platform that Will appeal to
the farmers ard temperance voters.
II iauut does get into the fight u may
he on a local option ticket There are
political observers who believe that a
heal option ticket this year VIII badly
split both OF the old parties. Though =
would uuqur-t.ouahiN draw heaviest
from tie Republicans Gtuut would be
the logical candidate ON such "a ticket
49, he has twice introduced and passed
through the Scnat. a oil tnHt provides
tor local option IN municipalities of Al
lcs and classes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
WINCHESTER ARMS CO.
VOTES FOR BOND ISSUE
Directors Empowered to De-
eide AmOunt-StOckhOld-
crs Choose Officers.

NEW HAYES. Conn. Feb. ?.-Tlc am
uual meeting of the stockholders of the
Winchester Repeating Arms company
was held here to-day. OF the total of
10000 shares Of stock zoos were voted.
No final and definite plan Of rctian"-
ing was submitted. Numerous motions
were favored unanimously ~ a nc'es-
sary preliminary to deciding upon -
satisfactory way FOR handling the com
pany's affairs in order to meet properly
the demands occasioned by the great eN-
pansion Of the ~company'S business dur
INK the last year and "A half. The$"
resolutions vested tn" directors with gem
eral powers sufficiently broad to permit
them To- arrange any retinancing deemed
necessary or desirable. They were au-
,horiZed to- issue notes or bonds, TO
issue preferred stock and d"Signat" the
present capital stock as Common stock,
to increase the amount ~ common stock,
To arrange for the issue of such stock.
for It's payment and Tor the payment Of
dividends to capitalize a part of the
ccmruny's surplus and to borrow none
and contract for credit.
no animation was given AZ To- which
plan would bc adopted It is understood
that the directors were unable To off'i
II final plan 81 action "u account of
lll'lf lfNllNE bf'll W lAll''iA WV irNlNNh
oi 7. g. Bennett. acting president aud
culsulting director "f the company, and
president Winchester Bennett. who ar,
convalescing from illness.
No stock or cash dividend was voted.
the stockholders heiug informed that al
though the earnings during 1915 We're
gratifying the company found II n"'rs-
sdr, not only to leave these earnings 'u-
Vested in the business. but to hurrnW
s. ",". opu to expand the plant and 10
make advance purchases 81 uuprece-
drut.d quantities Of raw materials and
supplies.
To protect Itself further against the
rapidly rising market I'm raw materials
and to continue TO pay the increased
wages now being paid IL was ut!m,ted
that il might be considered desirable to
negotiate additional loans and the board
received authority TO issue notes ar
bonds up 10 s25. 900. 900. To provide for
rounding the board was further au-
;horized to issue preferred stock up 10
so. AGO. 900 or common stock up 10 $50
100. 600.
Thomas . Bennett. Arthur W. Hooper.
,;rorge r.. %iIodson. Daniel II. Nead"r,
Henry S~toddard. Winchester Bennett,
Victor Morris Tyler. James T Moran.
Henry Brewer. Harry :. Leonard. Frank
q; Drew and John T. Ot'erson were
elected directors IN addition 20 tie fol-
lowing officers
Winchester Bennett. president and
treasurer: Thomas q. Bennett, president
pro TEN. and treasurer pro TEN. Harry :
Leonard. Henry Brewer and Frduk a.
Drew. vice-pr.sidcntS Arthur ". Earle,
secretary and assistant treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
.~SS6,tO9,4S2 EXPORTS
IN WEEK ENDING JAN, "a
Ten Millions Greater Than for
corresponding Period
One Year AGO.

Total exports from tho FOR, ~ New
York for tho week. GUIDED .Jaru.r, ~
1916. amounted ia $50. ln9. ~. ,r,.,s.
t2s. @72.u?i for tn" corr, -puulf'- wool
- year ego according to figure CON p..l
by the foreign trade d"pHrtmcu' Of ,,
National Guy Bank. Notrlt urr.,b,-l
Of the exports for the week wet :,
England, that country taking = total ri,
Sli. i02. 900. This compares with tposI.
GiS exports from this port fu IrrI..l
during IN" corresponding vrck - Tar.
Export 'n France were "S..NiE-.c
against 81. 1Gn.IOI for III" ,urrc~pu.d.s
week u year agu. Exports to RDlg INN
tutalled $I,t5i.6fi, a. compared with
none for the sam" woch iu i'lI and
ssii.23i Tor the corresponding week IN
1914 SeNt to Franc" RUSS, wta on.
hest customer amous the European r,.
tionS, taking Si.G62. 5Ot worth ~ ou-
goods. against Siu,lil during 'ho Same
week q year age. Span Wa also ,
heavy buyer. export of Si.Gu.. - ro.s
to- that country, H. compared wi'h So.
42i IN the same week las; year.
EXPORTS to Italy showed a decid,d
falling off. amounting to "uly tlsiS2N
compared with S2."57.iS2 for tine ror.
responding week ~ 1919.
War goods and materials which csn
be utilized in mahlug munitions wDr.
tho items which showed tho largest ".
crcaScs. The following table show, ON.
If the exports of this lass ~ ruo,is n
Europe for the week ended Jauua-v ~
1916, ~ compared with tho CORR. pord.
ing week IN 1915
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10

foo .u,r.- I-,r.t.,r.,n,' CONSTR. ton
,rrulr UrrflaH -i,,c. Mortgage
.|I Hr.. '.HuptrE ~U'~r. 80
.ftrH- ht..t. '''.. Meg 60 ,I' ''ri"u'
Ht.FA. Common 'ru-' 'rrt.' ''"- =
'.l'o- - it'.~ sierra N,ir' l''N". OPP
u.rf Company. 70 shares Clihuahua
t"l >lutlns Development i%n'upnnt
h,rcs Mexican inh"r fio'I
81 600 NuIcr.ou 4 Price 90. : rcr cont
registered unrtgaGc bond due January.
l1lH lutcr--' January and Ju'y. =
- Shares - ''u'i""rtl' Insurance" com
pam. So. pc share
co Share l@'retu.aHl company: $4,000
Gdr" iru"n" bonds, i'm" January.
i'li Registered; IS shares queens
E-t.foe 500 Oct.
100 shares MIivtlc stool Company told
sto,k'. so
$1,000 S'atc Line Telephone COMPANY
l9-7. coupons Aprt' and pctober,
u,loho-. rae coupons on. so lot
sN.o'o state Lin phone Company col
nu-rri Nu-. . rr. cent H"al,, t.-
ha,c o.''no- rSie. coupons m ani
=. non N',c Nrr'', l'i3 coupons on.
90 20,
so shares stool anil Radiation Company.
IfI common. ~
70 'ns,'. S'c.. and Radiation Company
g. ooo K,usas Ci;y, Mexico amt Orient
Railway Company FIRST mortgage
nf'v wear d, rer cent, bonds. Columbia
Kula korhp,Nrr Trust Company ccrtln
,atc- Of deposit $40 lot.
$1,000 S"vii'" Packing Company .hrst
T@NNol~ Titlc and Trust Company
certificate # deposit, 81 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
HITCH HALTS BRILL WAR GAIN.
Delay Po>tponrs Much OF Expected
Profit In 1918.

The j. G Bril- Company reports for
tn. year ended December 81. 1915. total
sales amounting to siI03.ll6. as COM
pared with tI9O3.5i in 1914. Profits
were $3.50 2ga. against s3l3.1o5 The
surplus available FOR dividends was sll5.-
32s. as compared Wit S1i>.>s3 "A year
ag" This WIS equaL to - PEI cent
earned on the ti.5So.oo preferred stock.
rs ed with - per cent earned on
the preferred In i?li The profit and
loss surplus Of tho company as ~ be-
crwher 81. 1915. il given as sl.:t7."Sl.
aga list SI,36>.37o Oh December 81, i@l4.
The company has encountered difficult
ties IN rll.ng 10 war orders. about This
President Curwen said to the stock
holders:
Your management was able dS ng
tho year to obtain orders for the manu-
facturc Of material for export a. the
result % existing conditions in Europe
including principally motor transport
nod - and she'll forginCs Many DELAYS.
uuAyo,dth,c 50 far a. your management
WAS concerned, prevented the completion
of a large measure Of these shell orders.
with the result that much Of the prd.i,
which II was hoped would he realized
thereon In 1915 was not earned IN that
year.
An extension ~ The time of delivery
under these contracts we'll into the pres
"r' wear hts been granted hv the plr-
rha~-rs. Tn" general conditions GOV.
"rn'ug the particular Industry Of Your
company began To improve during IN.
after ntr' ~ 1918. and the Improvement
- .on'tuuing and increasing the genera.
revival of business seems 10 have reached
your %compauy'S industry This preser'
year therefor" Is begun under much more
hopeful conditions than existed az the
beg ming ~ lHlI."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
new BANKRUPT LAW
URGED ON CONGRESS-
Present Act Makes RascalS
Bold and Honest Men Timid.
Committee Hears.

WAsuiNGroN. Feb. o-Rcpcal Of the
present bankruptcy law was urged to-
day before the House Judiciary Coin-
mittee by Oscar u. Mctilasson Of Chi
cago, president of the Anti Bankruptcy
Law Association W. g. ~McIonnaghey.
Parkersburg. W. Va. j. W. Howell.
Des Moines. Iowa u. IL Bethard. Peo-
ria. ILL.,, and George u. Wason of Bos-
ton.
Mr.. McCilasson told the committee
that the bankruptcy laws maxi" the
rascal bold. honest men timid and are
an invitation to iraud and a check to
honorable business II. said that the
present bankruptcy law was placed on
the statutes ~ a temporary measure
To- permit business men to overcome
the effects Of the panic in 1897. He in
sisted that the Legislators responsible
for the law had Intended that Il he
repealed within a reasonable" tim
"of tn" S2ii121.S2s.2a Of liabilities
cancelled 'y the bankruptcy courts for
the fiscal year ended June 80. 1?ii."
said Mr.. MCClaseon. there was paid
To- unsecured creditors sl6.tsI.726 30,
aud uf the s2ij.oij.o0i2 for the iiS-
cal r"ar ended June 80. 1918, there
Was returned to creditors hut sl9.p13.-
5g3.IS. or u little over seven cents on
the dollar for the two years. a part
uf which was also deducted bN Law
ycrs as fees.
This tremendous waste and divert
ing NJ money from business channels
should cease. credit vast" In the
United States as u result o. IN" laNity
NJ the present bankruptcy act j. nan
times more than tn" loss In other rour-
tries ON the same volume ~ business
\ better understand M Of tn, problems
nf credit granting ~ other countries
has F,LHle,l IL a AfiEf4nfft Y.ilI, mn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
NEW MAXWELL MOTOR RULE.
Dividend Only for Those. Who Ex-
chRng Warrants.

TIL" holders ~ the first preferred diyi.
dcnd warrants of the Maxwell Motor
Company, Inc. have been notified hy H.,
company That the dividend ~ ~. per
cent declared on the inst preferred stock
viii he pads nv tn" voting trustee. ou
Npril ! only 70 holders Of first preferred
stock certificates Of record March ih
Holders ~ warrants vino dc, rr 'n rr-
cclN" il" Il NIdcnd should "Nchaugc their
warrants Cor tn" stock trust cert 'icatrs
on or toforc that ddtc. The cNchusv
may b" made At NJ" office or tho GUAR
AMY Trust company upon the prcscr,a-
ton and surrender of divid"ud warrants
properly Endorsed IN blank.
IN" nuiiD" scout ont hN tho company
81 tics "npnati"tlly that ho'irrs Of var
rtu's who 10 not exchange tho same rnr
IA" stock trust Crrt nCdies on or l.fnrc
Mtr'h win not Ice cutltl"I to- tho
dlyid"nd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
MONEY AND

mo Nc" York Federal Reserve Bank
rh'"- were 4 per cent. fnr thirtl to ninety
it's and : per cent. for long hl's.
open market discount. primo a,,eptiuros
maturing mp to ninety days. ~ II y pcr
cent.
~'umm"r'lal paper rates wore 50 ~ pcr
cent for sixty 90 ninety itNh bills aud
tar fnur T." si> mouths best namcs: A. I
per ,eut for others.
Tim" nancy Wa, inactive. Rates Wrrr
~. per cont, Tor siNN laN~, .A,nl prr
cont, for ninety days, 3n3t per cent Tor
inur, i've aud siV months,
CA! money on the floor Of ia" stack
E>rhsug" Yesterday ru'"l a. . per cent.
lun. -, per cent high. . nor ont
sterling exchange 'outIuI"i nr.i lI.f
nlutt'ions were: demand, ~" I ~. ~ o-.
I - lt
cal, money IN Lnudou ~. a %, 20.
c"u'. short hills, -, per cat hire,
months ~ n -. per cont,
bumcst!" CN,hauG" ou Sew Nurhr -
Inuis, par. san Francisco. 3"c. prcm.iu
Minnehp polls, Zoe. premium; chicago. &c..
discount, cincinnati par, Montreal, 81 t&l,
premium.
bar silver in London, ED, New York.
5hA,r.
New York Clearing House statement;
Exchange, Stlo, 7i+,oi0; balances. S.toS3. q.
leI; sub Treasury credit balance, 13al,-
sM "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
SHIBUSAWA PRAISES U. S. A.
Financier IL F-ted on ITS Vrturn
to ia

Baron Shibusawa's return to Toxic on
January I was equal TO the hon ON.
Ing o. p Prime Minister. says a report
10 the E.a~, and West News Bureau. II
reception ~ the Yokohama wharf whrr"
the financial and commercial magna'",
Of the empire and countless social friends
from the capital awaited him. must have
been exceedingly gratifying After q
luncheon and reception at the Bankers
Association. a specia. train carried the
Baron. his family and their friends to
Toxic. where another arg crowd had as
,cmblcd 30 welcome tho returning tr,y-
Di,r Tho Baron spoke IN warmos words
t his many del gh'ful receptions and
diuuers IA tn" United states. In all IN"
great c.ri"s he found American ftuaucI'r~
intensely Interested in the Far Fast. \,
the BANKERS Association luncheon In
Yokohama. the Baron said
"Thc United States IL ~ one ~ the
most important points ~ her history
ilitn"rt" her people haN" been satisfied
with their own national progress. roli' 70
cal. economical aud financial bat the
great war IN Europe has caused th"m
=" realize that circumstances hav" mai,
their country the vord's financial cen
ire, and every man in business seems
determined 70 utilize the opportunity ia
IN" fullest extent
Baron ShIhusawJ announced that hc
had fully arcoruplishcd tho purpo,. of
hs mission during the forty days lac had
passed 10 tho lmt"d States. ItIs rc,cp-
tons 10y President Wilson, col. Runso.
Welt, lr Eliot Of Harvard and hundreds
Of other distinguished Americans had