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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02
AT The BRADLEY.

The first and second episode o. The
Shielding shadow the roRdsr serial
released by Pzths srt prUt1e-d y
AsIrz- which viii b s=Sz :; Tie Brad,
ley Theatre toniEk;
There IA some q The greatest photo
gTzphy In this serial 20 - foU,6 1,
filmiAod- Il Is = series Of pictures
which sill appeal 10 the po2Eiz- taste.
for il l. fall Of adventure
II the first and s=coad episode JsErE
Carson Eill be seen making : thrilling
escape from Z skip. upou Thich ser
ersl Tnel have died Jerry coccszIs
ons Of the dad bodies zat cEzEls ito
one Of the rude Collins W5ea II is
thrown into the sea ~ opens the cover
and manages TO get 10 Al Uninhabitzt-
cd Island. who're he finds the clew 70 !
buried trezsure- On the island Ii &
attacked By an octopus and Is dragged
into the water. bit By Z heroic effort
he saves himself
AZ homo JeTy Is reported 20 -
dad, and his sweetheart nzrries .
nan OF wealth TO save ber fathers 6
tate.
Be sure TO attend the Bradley to
night 80 that you viii Be able 10 fol-
low this picture 10 the finish II will
appeal 10 both old and younE
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

c. A. Brown, travelling freight agent,
Is here from Reno today.
George Bowers, the honey bee king,
is in from his LanoilIe ranch
hr. and Mrs W. r. seilinser, Of La
noble. spent last night in Elko
U. S. Marshal 4. q. Gray, Of Carson.
cz'ue in last might and departed today
on No. 1s.
nrs- W. s. Yates, Of Paliszde. an
Mrs. r J. Rutherford. Of Csriin. arr
ElkO visitors
W. r. HeFsdden, Of the Industrial
Insurance Commission. was an arrival
from Carson City yesterday.
Father Mentally will celebrate Holy
Mass al Elko Grammar School touor.
row. Sunday. Dec ;. Al 10 q. II
John Hankins Jr, Of South Fork.
and Albert Hankins Of Mound Valley
are in Elko today on = business trip.
The Doress society will hold the
annual bazaar az the Presbyterian
church, Thursday, December 7th. DE-
Dave Monroe, the POPULAR represeu.
tatiTe Of the Becker Brewing Co. Is
here on one Of hi regular business
trips
c. c. Shepherd, Geo. Galloway, Jas.
Burke and z. Z. Elliott, all from the
thriving town of Bullion. are spending
the day In EIko.
:. Somr=r Schmidt, a mining man
Of Battle Mountain, i a guest at the
Mayer He came TO Inspect some min
ing property in the north end Of the
county.
JOS. Farsuhsr. a prominent wool
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02
SHELL DING
5 Il AID D v .
Pradseed ~ AEtrs
The latest Of tne sATHE 5000 900
Serial Program - Fifteen Epi-
Eoaes &C L1.s, Mystery, A.
venture ara Intrigue,
Featuring
GRACE pARMoRo.
LEON sARY
and
RALPH KELLsRD
RALPH KELLARD

See the dainty young American.
modern Monte Cris,o 0! the South Sea
Islands; follow him IN MS unzfraid
waaderiugs through UalIzcked waters;
shudeer and rejoice with him ~ his
escape from the terror Of the sea
blown coffin: noun over his hopeless
struggle in the tsntacles Of the Octo-
pus Of Rzvengz- Ledge. wonder with
tens Of millions Of Others over the
identity Of RavenEarr the mysterious:
ponder over the mystery Of Tie Shield
Ing Shadow. two cleaning yellow eyes
and Two deathly white hands.
See the createst-by Fart the
Worlds Film SeriaIs
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02
RRADIEV SATURDAY.
UHHDLLI, DEC, 2,
S5O,.REWARD..S5O

| SiN pay a reward OF $50 10 any
person returning 70 me five head Of
horses, lost las, Summer, or / wfIl pay
SO a head for any part Of this nun
Der These horses we're last seen On
the North Fork near the Hill ranches
One horse branded 5 with b. below.
two bays. 2 horse and a mart. branded
Il on left shoulder. one hay m.re
branded Ri On LEFT shoulder The
description Of The other horse l. no,
known.
J II. WHITESIDES.
GTeentop. Missouri.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02
aEelsrEREp An conhrae,AL

Con Sullivan 4 ;. Xe-zssoa. }
ADeu, LzDoEls. Dave Munro. oE6Sa:
". 2 NeFsG5s-, Cx-so- CSy NJ AID
Nrs- SACK: P. J Soc;I. D-ssh: Esog
FsicAsis G 3 LssEs-1s D. NsEDy:
James : Boyle ArCcs MeLsaz: ".
Boy5
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02
WARNING

Hunting Ftahing and Shooting Is
strictly prohibited on al Of our
rsrehes. o. Nary's River and both the
Sers1ty-o1e ranches Tresspassers
viii Be prosecuted according to Law
Nevada Land Livestock Co
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02

buyer OF Boston. arrived last night.
Eastern buyers are contracting for
neIt years wool clip. also for the next
years crop OF lambs
p. 4 Nelson, who has extensive min
ing Interests IN Jarbidge and Mountain
City. arrived today. He VS. SUN
L2oned 90 q juror for the session O..
court which begins Monday.
l. \ oerington, special agent for
the Department Of the Interior. ar
rived today. He il on MS way to the
ShoShoue Indian Reservation in the
norh end Of the county.
A. t"o-thirty this afternoon the bzro-
meter was below the storm line. and
according 10 J. 2. Fitzgerald. chief Of
the local prognosticators, it viii b
showing before nightfaIl
STRATED.--A large turkey gobble-
from the residence OF Mr.. J. 2. Van
Cleye, Corner of Fifth and Oak SITS.
Anyone finding same will please tele-
phone 10 resldence-Adv.f
The Ladies' Mission Circle will hold
its annual sale of fancy goods, aprons
candy and baked goods, in Mrs. Camp
balls Millinery paTlors, Saturday. De
ce!aber 9Th at 2 p. M. There will also
D. Parcel Post" sale d2-s.
mecsrs. Nick simonsen and o. T..
Bell. Of the Elko Garage, nave gone
20 attend the convention OF Overland
au'omoble dealers In Detroit. Michi-
gaa. Thousands Of dealers Will be in
attendance from all over the United
States. They expect 10 b. gone abou,
three weeks. The convention f. called
ioT the purpose Of bringing dealers
into closer touch with factory. and u
stimulate sales. 1t Is said that the
Overland people expect to put GU,
100000 cars this year.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02

buyer OF Boston. arrived last night
Eastern buyers are contracting fol
neIi years wool clip. also for the next
yezTs crop OF lambs
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02
Request to
Settle Accounts

Having disposed OF The Palm 10
Jack Grieser, would appreciate an
early settlement OF all accounts All
money due the Palm prior to Nov. %.
is due and payable TO me.
FRANK MIDDLETON.
Elko. Nevada. Nov %, 1916.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02

hr. and Mrs W. r. seilinser, OF La
noble. spent last night in Elko.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02

FOR REST,-TS1eS Light house
keeping Rooms. SSe Coz-e-risl street
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02

FOR SALE--A good residence with
th0e= Ss-es OF ground surrounding. IN
TIE sooih end Of tow 4 splendid
es-E2ia to- cash Cali Al his office.
MS.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02

George Bowers, the honey bee king.
Is in from his LamoilIe ranch
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02
.Atvft1

EOUSD--A pair % sold rtuRed
glasses By J L ksyssE. nssr The ".
P depot Ovnsr nay re-oEs- the
sS-s By esIlils q, tbs othca and pay
i1S for IBIS ad
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02

U. S. Marshal a. 3. Gray, Of Carson.
czrue in last night and departed today
on No Is.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02

Bah AID esse,ne Hgeu fdl
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02

c. A. Brown, travelling freight agent.
Is here from Reno today.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-02

STRAEED.-A large turkey gobble
from the residence OF Mr.. J. z. VA
CleTe, Corner Of Fifth and Oak SITS
Anyone finding same will please tele
phone 10 resldence-Adv.fd5
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-29
LA sUNrA WIS
II 5unla's Psssaisr naasan Asrc-
saaisa Downs Fost l0sA 10y
y Exhlhltlon O.

Ia Junta had valkaNay In an
exhibition game with Fort LVen last
Sunday afternoon Ths 10cA her
aided star aggresation Of tn enssers
from Uncle Sans health So6oft did
not even make . crsditahle 6herinE.
and according 70 Lefty. !. ~ pre-
vious 10 the game. there WoeA't even
the shadow Of ! doubt tAat ~ Ball
ors would walk sway VITA - easy
victory in their initial ealnb - the
season. Lefty" probably eeoAtsd on
being invincibls In the ~ ooainst
bis former team mates. but tloor they
had slusged out seven hits - ten
runs In thrss short inaiaeA - was
probably convinced that 4 vesnt a
very good day for soutAoeW Artists
and retired 70 the eblivioa ~ the
Dlaysfs' beach for ths ~ - the
game. He was sseessAsl X lewis.
= yosnsster. who did ~ ~ much
bsttsr lack with he L. JnG1e blsg-
ssrs - ssvsa hits and fivs sGoD were
aads of Of hin.
"Browaie." . native 80 - La
Junta. Who b playias VIII ~ l.y-
On this year. made The ~ 1newins
anoag the Sailor crowd. n1oo otias
fifteen chances at firse - VDeAout
N error. and having . tyiU1Cfe dou-
~ and . siagis - hi ero11 at OF
four tlnss ~. Oaly six - we're
nads b. Fost Lyoa asA 1rownie
nade three Of then.
L. Junta's band Of sluGDoco oAow.
- % II flAs styls duSiag ~ oAme.
mailing . total q ieurteea ~ and
ftftssa runs. Cock aal 'Acottsn''
sisvsrs I'D ~ hsad h o11111o. the
latter nakias . tsip,s. 1eq(oe and
. slasis. an1 ~ fornss . GoU1os and
twe slnslss. Thomas lias1 - bail
ovsr ths lsft fislA ssees - and
alse efseks1 cot . siasis. u
An thrQo - Il. 1un1s'e ctehsrl
|pOo NJ > ~ z peED ~
[ ~ vo1l tSoa = - IL - ~ -
u nve issiagn. 81 veul1 probably
veul1 havs hsld ~ oalDess scoreleo1
bad ~ fiaisAsa he eane. He 4
credited With slsht sesike outs q
the five inntass he pitched. Tolaa1
the ArkaAsaw giant. DitcAed for threG
lnnings. and five hlts and two runa
we're made of Of him. Beebe pitch
"a TIE last inaing and hssd Fort "
On scorslsss with no hits.
TIE score:
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-29

"a JoatA. ~ - t'-u6 ~
test kvoa. . oeeesi e'-sS -
oua0asy-Two base hits-ngown.
Dlsvsr1s Cools. TAres base hits. ueown.
mevoss. 1Bo0e suns-Ksne. 1neoaa.
ntsuet ess-uv oasrrsd .. by usaee1o !.
~ Tolae1 9. " Lewis . noeoe -
balIs-0fl oeegro1 Z. of Teiao 9. 81
0f1ffla Z. 81 LeWis I. Innings poeea.
- ~ 0stfe1n. q hlts Z: runs. ~ ~
eAereo4 3 onooaoe; bits. !; rsee o ~
1sevtet 8 oaoen0D; hlts. Z. rsae - ~
Tooeols Z onaooGDs hlea 8: raa4 q ~
uoeba len1ngs MA D; runs. 9. ~ ~
poeenor-SGoo1oo1g6E 3: Fsiky. Y>oo
- go0e-UUo heoga UmrIre-9Doo.
~ Aeeeooanoo-eoe.
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-29
nAnnA1A s1DoRr or 3

~ AshnnGno vailsy LsaCno ~
~ ~ pooeo6n1oaal umpleoo ~
~ eeGIo1ooo q ~ lsasue on1noG
lnslog ~ 6ooooos Thsy 1yo q
1olDoo1 = o1oo ~ neath. g. ~
~ lVo1 o1oolu1s eestrc -
llouq U0oo - assuFa ~
~ 1Cdo)1o uo1o y theC -
qlo1 - ~ - stfIssrs g -
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-29
"lsevssise" ON May iosh.

The 1915 Reveiile 10 scheduled 70
b of the press not later than the
10th Of May. THIS years annual 10
similar 10 shape and Size 70 that Of
lase year and should b. . publication
we'll worth the name Of The school.
Ths price Of the book Will - 81
Z copy. The manager b already 30
Iieiting sales for ths boek. TIE Cd
vaaes salss viii bs delivered first. -
eedss yous ceplss now and ~ the
flrse 70 recsjve then.
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-29
''sssssy vlsss~ : rssuhssvias

csiissn' ~ wssk psslieesl shas
''ohe roooooooano uoulA no0laaeo
llugha. nooooveoe, - . t1le1 ~. !"
W M oow uahe eur pso1lsllses
IT, ~ ~ looGuo OoQnane vlDAoU -
~ - - 'tnlng bes1s'
~ Do1lleoa1 >eaGue Doaooae ~
~ ~ - ~ C11moo o. - 3 -
80 ooons - ~ Amo1ooon 0ooC1o
~ ~ g = uocooo - - . 49,
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-29
y. 6. &c ~. q -.

o. Wslaes1ay q ~ veek ~
- oonooo ~ loveeo1 M - -.
l5uDs ~ ". =. Coeloet, oooeeoa ~
sooos1 - ~ Coooea1o pSlooo 49,
o1oo1oa. ~ euo1eee = ~ ~ ~
~ o. g GloA~ - y - -
oo161 ~ - eogo1lng onoQC1oD
p ~ - - = oCoC01o ocol
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-29
=. c..x. n. y. ~. Nay ssA.

Tue annual Q. C.-N. N. n league
track and ftsld meet will b held ct
Rocky Ford on Saturday. May Sth.
The L. Junta high school viii b rsp-
rsseatsd 10 the mess. and while We
have net he team oe veterans that
vs had last year. vs sand just -
~ ehaacea 6 vianing tAs nsst -
- 6lg - ~ = ~ seasls- -
- - -, 1loUpa - -neel
u ~ bsse nss last yeas aal . . g
tsIt thsy WIN all have pSactjeaIIy
sew teams In the fisld. Bscsuss Of
this fact the meet ought 70 b very
close and viii probably BE- decided BY
. few points. that 10. ualess some
school should spring dark horse and
thus walk away With the meet.
For the past two seasons II Junta
has come off the field with the first
honors Of the day. Last year ws won
the meet BY IN exceediasly wide mar.
gin. but this year the composition
viii be kesner and Q closer meet ID
assured. And we hope that the boys
rspressnting the Ia Junta high
school will exert themselves 70 the
utmost 70 that we might again. for
the third successive time. carry of
the championship honors Of the day.
On the morning Of this same day.
the spelling and tennis contests will
also be held at Rocky Ford. For the
purpose Of choosing psrsons who
should represent ~ In this spsllina
contest . preliminary contest was
held at the high school on last Thurs'
day. Tennis tournaments arc alsc
being staged II the high school this
week 70 determine the school repre-
ssatatives In the tenais tournament
q Rocky Ford. Ten studsnts are
tryiag out for places aad their will
likely b some keen composition.
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-29
ssasss-sssiss Rssrpssss.

ne Juaier-s -ssassr ssssptssa \ ~
iog hslA this Friday night q ~
hone q J. P. Dss1lsA, oll Ratea ~.
enua. Ths Jtaless hsve beea making
os1saelvs peseasatleas IT ~ effais
~ thsss wili Osseably ~ '1eooe
ovoll 1elnGs."
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-29
nI0H SCHOOL COLUMN.
~ rerasy N. Lewis.
"A scrap q Paper"

The Senior class play entitled "A
Scrap Of Paper" will be given on next
Friday night. May 6th. At the Rourks
Theater. Tickets for the play arc
now ON sale and can be had from
any member Of the Senior class or
can be obtained directly from the
Opera House Pharmacy. The prices
are IS cents down stairs. so cents
for the first five rows In the balcony.
and IS cents for all other seats. The
tickets obtained from the Seniors
must be exchanged At the Opera
House Pharmacy for the reserved
seats These tickets can be sxchang-
ed at this place any time after .
O'Clock Monday morning.
The play. "A ecrap Of Paper" has
. cast Of twelve persoas and is an ex-
cssdinsiy intsssstipg and humorous
play. TIE members Of the cast have
been working hard for the last two
and . half noaths ssd now have
their parts ven In Aand. 30 the play
certaialy ought TO be we'll worth At
tending.
Dos't tail - witness this high
school proAuse3oa tor Il deserves not
only 70 -. oAtsnAissA hy Tie whols
high scheel ut ~ ~ cltissas q L.
Junta - veil. The success Of the
play dspsads almost entirely upon
the patronage lt resolves from the
people Of Ia JuAta on the nisht el
IL productioa.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-01

duu pIOSpeIlIy'-JdS' " bOyU
EATING. - It may be truthfully
said that diet is one of the most i'm
portant questions. A man usually
eats whatever is set before him with
out questioning. AS the feeding of
the family generally depends upon
the woman (but, thank the Lord, not
in my house, woman's knowledge or
ignorance of the principles of diet
materially affects the health of the
family and to such a degree that the
doctor benefits at the expense of the
man who earns his dollars by hard
work and long hours.
When most women are told that
special foods influence health, mind,
morals in a remarkable manner, they
laugh in derision. To be afflicted
with prejudice is at all times a mis-
fortune, but it is all too often fatal
in questions relating to foods, which
brings us down to the most impOr-
tant questions. In training children,
women and girls should be educated
in the respective value of foods and
their effects upon the organism
therein lies the greatest error, the
one that which causes most of the
crimes, fills hospitals and jails,
makes man disagreeabIe to man
namely, mothers feeding children
wrong foods or wrong combinations
of foods and placing foods Of detri-
mental nature on the table for her
husbands meals.
When women get next to the inn
portant affairs of life and leave van
ity, fashion plates, paint and powder
alone, they will advance a little to-
ward civilization and not make saYs
ages of men who were civilized be-
fore they married them.-John Nc.
Oregon.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-01
PRAISES WILSON

PRAISES wilson, am glad to
see the people of the U. S. realize the
value of Woodrow Wilson as the ma
TONS executive. His is a personality
of such excellent quality that imme-
diateIy inspires confidence and es-
TEEN, his nobility and firmness of
character, excellent reasoning, and,
above all, his genuine humaneness-
a man of heart and saul, who feels,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-01

This school spirit is responsible for
everything. It cannot be moderated.
1t is something like getting "reli-
gion." 1t lifts you up, makes you
walk on air. 1t is a pair Of rose
cOIOred glasses, seen through which
the world assumes a joyful aspect. He
who has this spirit is a spiritual al
chemist: he transmits the base metal
of drudgeTy into the gold of the fun
of living, learning, doing.
The late George Fitch defined
school spirit as that feeling which
made the freshman want to bite
piece out of his hat whenever he
walked through the college campus.
One need not go to college for
school spirit, The quality is poten-
tiaI in all, biding only the opportunity
to bring it out.
No hOIlOw-eyed, bOOkwOrmy, brOk-
en-backed, neutrality-suspicious.
ike-castOr-Oil system of education
obtains at Lane It's principal, Vim.
J. Began, is a prince; its teachers, if
they are not exactly dukes and earls,
are peers of any of the realm of pc
dagOgics.
There is no Kelley cure for the
Lane habit. 1t cannot be broken. No
one wants to break it.
am going back to Lane for the
fourth year. Probably will go back
the fifth, and keep on going till
death do US part"
Or, as the composer should have
written it: There's no place like
La-ane, there's moo place like Lane"
Are you planning a course of
study? If so, Lane is just the place
for you. Come, and you will count it
one of the best moves Of your life
L. MarcinkoWski.
pDAIcEc VAIL CON- m, 11o5 70
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-01

fights and suffers for the real people
of the country as no other president
has done with the lone exception of
Lincoln.
So from the present outlook it is
most beftting indeed that he is go
ing to be placed in the chair again to
help make lis the most progressive
of all nations and keep us in peace
and prosperity.-Jas. o. Boy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-01
HiCHMOND HANKS Will. PAY
HALE MILLION N DINIDr:\ nS

Counting Ssh ,onp that has been plac-
:" :" the credit OF nGnibcv banks o.!
'ite t::th Federal He>crv. District b.,
iic local rcscrv. bank as ! per
cent dividend on the paid-in capital
stock. Richmond banks viii pay out in
dividends this wcek approNimatc!y
S3"".uuo, the largest bank dividend APP
ro'uonnent in the history OF the city.
The following statement to member
tanks was issued yesterday by Gov
ernor George j. Seay, Of the Federal
reserve Bank of Richmond:
Under date OF November "a 1918,
the Secretary OF the Treasury OF tho
United States designated the Federal
reserve Bank OF Richmond Il d.posi-
tory and hscai agent OF the United
states under section II OF the Fed
rral Reserve Act TO become cifcctiv.;
on January /. 1915. Member banks OF
this district are notified that ON ana
after January /. 1870. they may in
ciWde in their reiriitanccs To the Fed
craI Reserve Bank of Richmond for i'm
mediate. credit at par, subject to final
payment By the Treasurer OF the Uni
ted states. all government warrants
ana checks drawn on the Treasurer
of the United States. Si,h checks and
warrants must bear the regular i'm
dorscmcnt stamps OF depositine banks.
The Government has for many years
exercised The right Of returning at
any time warrants ana checks which
Tor any cause have not nceu considered
GOOD, or in regular form as 20 indnrsc-
mcut or otherwise. and have been
advised that this practice will he con-
tiuucd
I'm view OF this situation the Federal
Reserve Bank OF Richmond. as a con-
dition OF TceiN!nS government warrants
aud checks on the Treasurer Of the
l u!tcd states from member banks for
credit. reserves the right 10 charge
back and return 20 inc dcpositiur
banks at any time and Internationally
amy such item deposited with the Fed
eral Reserve Bank OF Rich nonu which
Tor any reason, may DC returned 10
~ Members are requested to continue
!" exercise the greatest care in hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-01
BURNED BY ACID
! W" Du Font EmpIU.ccS RcmoXrd
iF"" i!"p"""Ii u" Petersburg
Hospital For Trcntmcnt

Special to The Times Dispatch
IlpFEWHiL- VA. December 81
TN" werc seriously burned and others
r"i"tully injured when an explosion
took pia," to-day about noon i'm a MI
N"i'ns nous" of the nu Pont Powder
company IN" two most seriously in
lu''" were removed to Petersburg and
taken to hospital there for treat
u.cut.
III" men We're burned with nitric
acid, which Was thrown on; az :, rims
ih= tuh hv 'hc explosion. Tn. cause
81 tn" "Npio.i"n was not made known
hy TIA" company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-01
EARRING HOUSE STATEMENT

\L.W YORK. Ipcccmhcr 81 Tho az
tual y"u"jti"n ~ clearing nous" hil. ', u"
nv da>sp shows that ,h"y hold $iA'.-
"gI.I%" y, srrr. in excess a. LEGAL ;"-
uuircraemts This is an increase 81
SIS $50 over last week.
Loans nc. Increased -!5.1ls,"no. Ee-
serve jn own vaults Increased Si.'H'-
l;cseryc in Federal reserve bank,
Grsc.y. u o,ner repositories m
"a, remand l.'- Ienoxt,s increased 35o,-
Nct ,i.ns deposits increased >et&3-
ruu
,,.rcu!arion increased S2-ooo
Aaer,:: ate reserve. $7i..@5i.Guu
Esc.ss reserve. $ii'''l,iSo: IN
crease $"G.G3o
y"u.panie' in Grcaic'. New York not
Included ~ clearing house statement
loans etc. increased $l@,"2o.l"".
Specie increased $5Gl .300.
Legal tenders increased SI..l00
rotal deposits Increased S2$.G39.10n.
Banks cash reserve in vault. SILL
"Or.UUU.
Trust companies cash reserve IN
vault. S5l,gSI. 900
Eenli cicarinas aggregate slll5.
$4,000 araims, si,5a, So, 900 las, wcck
ANA ;: I3c,3ai,ou0 In thus week last
year FOLLOWING are the returns iuI
this week. with percentages of in
crease shown this week as compared
New York, $2,Gio,l i6oOo; Increase
Chicago. sos. oiooo: increase. %.
philadelphia. S2o?.iiS,r0r. increase
Boston. slGIt,5.ooo. increase. $50
ST. Louis. SS6,o2l 900: Increase y!a
Kansas CITY. S7.."oi. oo0. Increase.
pittsburgh. t.,.7ao. 400: Increase ass
San Francisco, Si5,3@G,o00, Increase,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-01

NEW YORK. December 3l.-pur, novc-
n"ht--Middlinc, l:ioc: net receipts ~
bales. exports. lS.9 bales; sales 1900 bales;
stock. 3GO.nSi bales
'rota! today all rorts-Ne, receipts
- 80 bales rNpor,s 20 IN h,I.s ,,.,.i-'
i.,A1 3C9 bales
Total i"r we"k-Ncr receipts Isa a,l bales:
exports. NN.nGu bales
Total Tor ScHSou-Ect rccnitiS III nia
bales. exports. 2,%l.. fn7 bales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-01
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NV YORK December 81 RAJ, sii..,,
,.r"uE' 'ehliiiu%ai. .i5'r i.iS: refined y,.ldy
t'Uit"T. hrir"r; cheese. arm Sn,i ,.n,,..n
in."t IL" -. Is: Santos Is. %
'"it"hS"tH "ii was firm clo>iu. 30 :
,'hh"iS '"url"G with coverings by snnrts
'"i over tho holiday. aud SOM. fresh iriviur
on IN" Str"Hrjh in cotton " ere Tho bulIisL
features sales. iooo" Total sales FOR iii.
year, TO i"o barrels compared ,.ith . nsn ,an
Hast year
TIA" market closed firm Spn, SIS I'm.
ihHi"ii. $.O">.t-. February. SINf.> Gn.
Mhl'n So"HN.5N: APRIL NGiuN.Gt: MN
N.G>u>i'. lun" N1lUS -. lil, N-<,,r i,
August. HSauS>S.