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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-24
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-30
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, December 29-The ac-
tual condition of clearing house banks
and trust companies for the week Give
days) shows that they hold $112, 376,S
reserves in excess of legal require
ments This is an increase of $35, 1885,
$50 from last week.
The statement follows:
Actual condition = Loans. discounts,
ETC.. LIS. IT'S. 900; decrease, S33.6S6. 900.
Cash in own yaults-Members federal
reserve banks (a). s113,906; increase,
Sc, 955, 900.
Reserve in federal reserve bank-of
member banks, 1851 900; increase,
$4S.o41,000.
Reserve in own vaults. state banks
and trust companies OBJ. s2o.41e.ooo;
increase. s5S8,000.
Reserve in depositaries. state banks
and trust companies. ss,179.000; de-
crease. s1.o6s.o00:
Net demand deposits. s3.5so.1es. 900:
increase. ss2.6s4.0oo Omitted States
deposits deducted; ssos; COS. 300;
crease. s12.574. 900.
Circulation. ss4.1o4 900; increase. sse.-
o0O
Specie included in "a, and tb). $685.
$4,000.
Aggregate reserve. s5so.o34.ooo.
Excess reserve, s112,s76.ss0: increase,
ss5.135.s2o.
Summary of state banks and trust
companies in Greater New York. not
included In clearing house statement:
Loans. discounts. etc, $s23,s4s,s 300;
decrease. s13.991. 700; specie. s19,261.20o;
decrease. s3.637.so legal tenders. s76.-
464.soO: increase. s2.121.6o0 total de-
posits. 1851. 542, 100; decrease, s14, 073, 00O
Banks cash In vaults. s12.766,3oo.
Trust companies cash in vaults, sS2,-
e59.S00.
NEW YORK. December 2e.-Mercan-
tile paper, 515a5A; sterling sixty-day
bills. AIN: commercial sixty-day bills
on banks. All: commercial sixty-day
bills. 4.70h; demand. 4.T5h: cables,
4.76 tbs. F'rancs-Demand, 5.731a; ca
bles. 5.71A. Guilders-Demand, 43h
ca bles. a.. Lfres-Demand, S.37; cables,
s.36. Rubles-Demand. 12A: cables.
1219. Bar silver, s6B. Mexican dol
lars. SO. Government bonds firm; rail-
road bonds strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-30
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. December 29.-The
trend of the cotton market was higher
today and at one time prices ranged
10 to ls points over the previous close.
to 5000 and July to 2p87. The trade
buying. which was mainly responsible
for the upturn. met local realizing and
part Of the advance in some positions
was lost, although the close was very
steady at q net rise Of to IS points.
Japanese interests were leading buy
and October chiefly. but there was also
support from. western houses and
French importers. the latter said to
have been buyers Of May. The big
spot sales yesterday in the south at
the thirty-cent level attracted consid-
cradle attention. and private advices
received today said the south was quite
willing to meet demands at that level.
NEW ORLEANS. December pa
drm undertone was apparent In cotton
here today. the market responding to
reports Of . good spot de-
|mand q higher prices. shorts were In
clined to cover. and moderate In
curry for long account sprang up. The
|opsning was at the advance. and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-30
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, December 29.-Wfth rail-
roads handicapped by the cold wave and
with receipts consequently dwarfed, the
grain markets today had an upward
slant throughout the session. Corn
closed steady at the same as yester-
days finish to Is higher. Oats gained
\ to 1M net. In provisions there was
an advance ranging from Z to As. I'm
favorable conditions for the movement
of the crop made the hardening of the
corn market a foregone conclusion
Bullish sentiment. though. was held in
check by prospects that government
measures would before long bring about
some degree of relief. Meanwhile
rural offerings continued light, and pit
transactions kept within holiday
bounds.
Oats, although only fairly active,
went to the highest record yet this sea-
son. The impetus came largely from
reports to the seaboard. December de-
livery made the sharpest upturn as a
precaution against possible year-end
squeeze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-30
Event Of Great Interest.
EVANGELICAL AND OTHERWISE.
BY I. A. FLEMING.

BY far the greatest piece OF con-
structive action in the interest OF
American investors during the year
now rapidly drawing to close was
the assumption by the United States
government Of full and complete con-
troll Of the railroads of the country.
TWAS high time that such action was
taken, II the government is to hoat
further bond issues. the proceeds to
be used in the conduct of the war. for
with investment values. Of standard
railroad shares melting away like a
July snow, with interest and dividend
payments threatened. with lack Of the
wherewithal to make necessary add
lions to equipment. and to meet the
constant demands from various or
9snizations for increased wage. further
CONGESTION, further and gross lack of
aAdlity to meet the country's demands
for transport Of soldiers and freight
would have resulted
Then. too, the tens OF Thousands OF
investors In American railroad shares
would have felt too poor to further
stand under the bond issues made by
the government IN the prosecution OF
X ~
blamed for . very large percentage of
the Troubles Of the day.
/. VIA . STROKE Of his pen the President
ended All these conditions. restored the
esaAdsnos Of the investors. Of the Life
insurance companies holding millions Of
yailfoaA securities: removed the prooa-
gured that, within Q short time. through
trains viii be making express time be-
tween terminal points. Irrespective OF
gvnafship Of tracks and locomotive-
that q treat communal Interfering.
poodang railroad system will be in full
ft Wns really one Of the great big
Svsnts Of the year 1877. second only to
wan street showed with what glee u
hard the news by the recovery OF Is
Points on the average in railroad shares
lts relation to future war financing IL
war financing has its problems that win
call for the serious consideration Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury and his ad-
visers. This need 10 further complicated
b. the difference in favor OF the IN per
cent bonds as compared with the price
Of the -. and by the fact that both are
selling freely at prices below par.
The heavy financing operations of the
government, coupled with the weak
ness in railroad securities. have made
it next 70 impossible for the railroads
% mako new financial arrangements
/. for securing equipment and making inn
prOvomenta.
Now al financial expenditures for the
NsttsTment OF the properties will be
made By the government; wage in
'Qsasss may be granted. but, hrst and
last net operating revenue on the
, basis Of the returns Of 1918. 1916 and
1877 70 guaranteed. interest on bonds
! 10 sure: dividends at present rates are
practically certain.
Out Of the slough Of despond: out Of
foverish uncertainty!
Members Of Congress may have some
unpleasant things to say when they
rsconvene. but the proclamation did
the work. and It cannot be undone. to
the prosecution of the war, the sup
plying Of the needs of tho public and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-30
| Will Sell

$1,000 Wash. Rwy. & EIec AZ at 73.
$1,000 Washington Gas 80 MT 30.
70 Capital Traction Mt so ex
70 Wash. Rwy. q EIec. COM at 5sIL.
70 Wash. Rwy & Elec. pf. mt 6-L.
100 Wash.-ya. Rwy. Of.
rs Washington Gas Mt 81
300 Washington Utilities at o.
10 Mergenthaler at II5
10 Lanston at 20.
10 American Security & Trust
~ Continental Trust at III ex.
10 District National Bank
10 Riggs National Bank at $50.
100 Bank of Commerce d Saw. at IL.
20 Northwest Savings Bank mt Ssx
LOCO Miller Train Control (bid ,ranted).
100 American Paper Can Ibid waufe6l
LOCO Oklahoma Oil at G1k
100 Buell. Signal q Train at 81.
so Imperial Theater at g.
100 Wash. Base Ball Club
500 CcIestine OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-30
More Payments.
PAYMENTS ON ACCOUNT OF INTEREST

More Payments.
interest accredited to depositors for
the last quarter and six months of the
year. dividends paid by other banks and
corporations not listed on the local
stock exchange, will bring the grand
total OF disbursements well over a mil
lion dollars
securities remains to be seen. It is,
however. certain that but a small part
OF the millions that have been paid out
during the year 1917 have found their
reinvestment In tho local market.
Perhaps liberty bond. have obtained
which event it has been well placed.
Roger Babson, economist. urges prep
aration for the conflict in the Industrial
world after the war.
The nation which profits most by
the war will be the nation to first brine
about the spirit Of cooperation between
different interests involved In produc-
ton and Distribution. All must pull to-
gether to increase production and re-
duce waste"
Mr.. Babson predicts that the corpora
ton Of the future win have three d.
rectors, one Of which win be elected BY
investors. and who will give his entire
time to the business interests Of the cor
poration: one director viii be chosen By
labor and win look after tho interests
be chosen by the management Of the
plant. representing the executive, selling
and managerial departments.
Mr.. Babson's market predictions have
been frequently referred to as excellent. I"
II his predictions regarding the future
governing boards Of corporations mater
iaiize It will be wonderfully changed
situation from the present day. Times
VII have to change, too. else the labor
director might be expected to speed up
constantly in the advanced wage problem,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, December 29.-Hogs-Re-
.ceipts. $1,000 head, weak. Bulk, 16.40a
1915: light. 15.e5a16.55; mixed, 16.10a
1880; heavy. 16.10a1680; rough, 16.10a
1925; pigs, 11.75a15.25.
Cattle-Receipts. 5000 head, steady;
native steers 7..50a1425: stockers and
feeders, 6.60a10.20; cows and heifers.
5.2oa1130: calves, s.50aI6.00.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; steady:
Wethers. 9.00a13.10: ewes, SOCIAL 30;
lambs. 12.75a16.T5.
NEW YORK. December 29.-Beeves-
Receipts, 525 head, no trading. Calves
Receipts, 400 head. steady: western
calves, 100.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. 1850 head;
firm; sheep. 11.5e: lambs. 1850.
Hogs-Receipts. 400 head, no trad
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-30

Improvement was maintained through
the day. prices at their highest being
20 to 81 points up. The close was IA
to II points up. Highest levels were
reached after the posting Of spot quo
tations, which advanced prices 10 points
to 80.1S for middling, new high rec
ord.
Another feature which worked for
steadfness was the fairly large export
movement for the day. which brought
foreign cfearances thus far this
season up to about 100000 bales
and almost fulfilled predictions by bull
ish traders that exports for the first
FIVE months of the season. ending with
the old year. would be 2.250.00 bales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-30
In Retr0specti0n

than you did in the year about to
close. The opportunity to save money
is open to every one-the start is
easy. Possibly you have found out
from experience that setting aside
portion of your income each succeed
ing pay day was difficult-but try it
again and keep it up; in short time
it will become a matter of habit, and
then it will be easy. Try again this
New Year-we'll help if you'll do
your part Bring dollar to any one
of our four Banks-that small
amount will open a Savings Account
then stick to it despite everything
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-30
| Will Buy

rs Capital Traction Mt IS ex
% Wash. Rwy. & Elec pfd. mt &C.
rs Wash. Rwy. d Elec. com. Mt Is
25 Washington Gas.
10 Columbia Nat. Bank
5 Riggs Nat. Bank at 1871.
100 Wash. Loan & Trust at 23S.
20 Munsey Trust at IS.
20 Northwest Savings at s.
Exclusive of commission. Subject to
previous acceptance or cancellation.
Bonds plus accrued interest. All exc
cutions for cash. Deliveries for cash
at your own bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-30

If there is one time in the year
that we are prone to look back upon
our past and its shortcomings, it is
at New Year. How many of you
have any regrets to harbor-how far
have you advanced toward independ
ence? You have perhaps resolved
many, many times that you would
start to save part of your income,
but the temptation to spend has been
greater than your will power to save.
In two days there will be inserted
a new page in the ledger of life-re-
solve that you will make a cleaner
record for yourself this coming year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-30
THOMAS L. HUME, Broker,
1412 C Street. Tel. M. 1916
Money to Loan

Secured by First Deed OF Trust on Real Estate.
Prevailing interest and commission.
Joseph l. Weller, GA F ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-30

The Club Of Borrowed Time is the
name Of social organization In Chi
cago. It's object is TO cultivate youth
fulness. and it's members are all sep
tuaEenarians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-30
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. December 2s.-cotton
goods here today were quiet and firm at
the close. Linens grow scarce. Burlaps
were easier and wooden goods were firm
and quiet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-30
lOW-PR|CED RAILS IN
DEMAND ON MARKET
Movement Of Stocks Mixed Despite
Surface Indications Of Gen
+, eral Strength.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 2s.-The move
ment of stocks during today's short but
active session was rather mixed despite
: surface Indications Of general strength.
Low priced rails were in further de-
mand. especially the group OF western
and southwestern issues. while standard
shares Jagged.
Trading in the motors was on an ex-
tensive scale. with extreme gains of
to ~ points in Studebaker, General Mo-
Tors, wiIlys-Overland and a few acces-
sories.
Equipments and the war division as a
whole tended toward higher levels. but
United States Steel fuctuated fraction
ally over and under Yesterdays final
Gains in specialties were reduced at
the end. heavy selling ensuing on rumors
of a British marine disaster. Sales
amounted to $4,000 shares.
The bank statement disclosed no i'm
portant changes in local monetary condi-
tons Actual loans showed the nominal
decrease of S44.615,000. and last week $
made up by an increase Of S35,00o.000 in
that item.
Event Of Great Interest.
The final week of an epochal year in
Wall street was attended by an event
of paramount Importance to investors
in securities-the assumption by the
government of the management OF the
railroads. The announcement was foi-
lowed by a sensational rise in the
stock market and gave cause Tor re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-30

Election to financial interests In general
as to the economic import Of tho move
Transportation experts maintain that
until the President unfolds his plan
before CONGRESS it is idls to ,. a ,ass 2,
the manifold problems and difficulties
| involved In this stupendous PROPOSE
ton.
granted. however. as seen in the re.
covery of securities. that the proposed
guarantees offer very fair measure
Of protection to investors and insure
stability Of existing interest and divi-
Those who look beyond the present
era profess to see in the program OF
the administration inevitable changes
In the economic history Of this
country which until recently received
little more than passing attention. In
essense, as influential interests view
the future. the phrase public owner
ship" takes on a new significance.
Steel Contracts Heavy.
Government steel contracts for mu-
milton manufacture continue heavy.
Practically all rounds and forgings the
government requires for shipment for
the next six months. amounting to L.
500, 900 tons, have been distributed.
Preparations are now under way for
allotment of heavy tonnages Of shell
steel for the allies. Steel mills have
been informed that England. France
and italy will require more next year
than this, in which their contracts in
this country totalled 1.s5o.ooo tons.
Orders for barges and motor boat
hulls for inland waters have been
placed by the War Department with
southern manufacturers. Sheet con-
tracts, amounting this month to 10000
tons, included about 10000 tons for
shipment to France. Wire product de-
mands from domestic consumers ore
active.
Railroad control by the government
is expected to result In larger orders
for equipment. Domestic roads this
year have placed fewer orders for cars
than in twenty years previously. and
contracts for motive power were the
smallest, with the exception Of 1908.
1914 and 1915. during the same period.
Very little pig iron is available. De-
cember sales amounted to 100000 tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-30
WEEKS RANGE OF PRICES.
Corrected to the Close of Business December 20,
at the Office of The Evening Star.
Railway and Mi.esll.neou. Shares.


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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
iSe uolUii6s loco
Ell asesino Lara?
Sc ha encerrado en- un
mutismol absolute
No ha sido identifirada su
ufctima todoUfa
Especie! para LA PRENSA.

san FRANCISCO, CAL, Diciem'
bre 2o.-Las invesigaciones hechaS
hasta Ia fecha por Ia policia. para in
dagar el nombre de Ia victima de An
dres Lara, el centro-americano aseSi-
no. que en- una de las GALES de esta
ciudad consume un crimen obedecien-
do ia consigna que para clio reel
biera. no ha dado ningUn resultado.
Lara ha entrado en- una especie de
locura mcIanc6lica y Sc MEGA hablar
ante los jueces que tratan de indagar
la verdad de los movies que 10 impul-
saron 4 cometer el espantoso asesi-
nato.
Va hay quien sospeche que Lara
perdi6 IA raz6n y que su silencio no
tiene por obieto callar el misterioso
crimen, sino que .el choque que le
produio la impression de su captura,
10 enloQueci6.
Hasta ahora ninguna autoridad
consular de Centre America ha inter
venido en- este asunto.
La victima no ha sido identificada
por nadie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
NIIRG|NA ABANDONO 4 SUS 1ROPAS
PARA DED|CARSE 4 in NECOCIO
Il verdadero objeto de su viaje Piedras Negras

Desde hacc algo mas de dos amos,
e. genera! 3Lurguia es, uno de los
mas ricos hacendados de IA frontera.
la hacienda que el posee, eS oe
las mas valiosaS del Escado dc Ia
latecas V esra situada TO Huy leJoS
de Ia linea fronteriza con Coahm a
Durar,e mas de medic sigIo. Il
hacienda. que Sc llama Majop'a' ha-
bia pertenecido Ia fanilia Diaz. pc
10 al triunfo de Il revolucion, Y al
triua:o, sobre TODD. del General
Murguia en- e! Norte, el nencionado
iefe declare que era suya, de 81 le-
gitima propiedad, : "a faullila DlaZ
Ia habia usufructuado ilegaimente a!
anparo de IA dictadura." .
e. General Murguia. no presento
pruebaS algunas cue justificaran 81
propiedad. pero para ESQ eS general
No acudi6 q ningun iuzgado para
que. deSpueS Gei lu!clo lnulcauo'
lie pusiera en- possession de Ia hacien-
,da reinvindicada, sino que opto por
IN medic mas expedite, mas comooo
V mas SECURE: mandar un centeuar
de hombres armados para que AFRO
iarau de ella los propietarioS. y
,os r,a+arsr 81 habia necesidad de
clio, V luego Sc present6 81. con to
do su estado mayor, tomar pose
sion de Ia propiedad entera. en- nom
! ibre de Ia justicia revolucionaria.
! y ahi esta, sin haber justificadc
hasta el presente que Ia hacienda Ii
pertenece, nj que le perteuecen POI
10 tanto, el guayule y las reses y To-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
Las autoridades de este
pals impidieron el
paso del ganado por
ser de- dudosa pro-
cedeDcia
Esn,c;sl para LA PRENSA-


EAGLE PASS, Diciembre ".-hoy
ba, circulado en- esta ciudad, no''
Gas cue Sc dice han sido va coNtir-
madas por algunas personas' EesPee-
TO de los asuntos que trajeron a u
:-cn,era uexicana al general earrsln-
cista Francisco Murguia Y al goHeT-
naGor electo del EStaGo de Coanula'
Gustavo ESpinosa Mireles.
La vista de ambos promlnenteS
perSonajeS de Ia administration y
del ejercito carranciStaS. sin aruncio
p-evio Y sin motive aparente ningu-
no. cause general SorpreSa, con tan
IA mas raz6n cuanto que aSuntos de
servicio. ursenteS por deuaS. llama
ban en- otra parte al uGlt2r Guam
70 que en- Saltillo era necesaria Ia
oresencia de- candidate para nuchos
interesantes arregloS de Su torla de
possession demas-
Asi pues, los cur,oSoS Sc dieron
inquirir. Y al fin y Al caoo, descu
brieron, segln So afirme, que srnbos
personajes habian venido "en viaj'
de negocios' = de grandes Eegocios
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
Progresa rapidamente ell
fondo dedicadOa cOmprar
regalos a los ni1Os pObreS

dnativo recbmos
galo pobres
poico negociantes nonrad
abe bcndado
obra hay
nj nj distinaS
publican
recibdo del pubco,
de i suscripcion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
FL Lie. Luis Cabrera
rodea de m,isterio su
uiiqjje a los EE. UU,
Aver paso por esta ciudad el hombre
omnipotente del carrancismo
Neg5 que Sc dirigiera Ia Argentina asistr al Con-
greso Pan=Anericano y no quiSO decir cual
es Ia mission que 10 trae este pals

entablar una oreViSin" coh''rS"c''''
que Sc reduJo 4 10 SISu'ehte;
Fl Lie. Cabrera empe@o PoF mani
festarnoS que nj ah0ra III Huh1"' eS-
taDa dISPueSto I Gar e''''e: : '''S ''-
mo = que Soi''''"O,''''os "s =, I 49, H,'s
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siei'P'e S>'e ''' ''> ''
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Nos "'1" I'S'e" cu"''"o '''
donde va usVeN que '" "SHe'' " 49,
Ger, 81 puede deSirSe' PorQue LOS pc
r!od!coS de Mexico e hah Se'''''''''' -
usted fsih'e coh'S'oleS' ...
No se 10 que "'''''! ''> P'' +..''
COS De .HeN'So'
.i,''',"'''''''.' 80 -.
par'e oe !" eo"''S'o' '"e '''-''>' gu
VIA = IN C0nsreSo que - '''''''''
Il Republics Argentina ''''''
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-04
No serviran en- 81 ejercito
americana los eSpaf1oleS
Ell Embj. americana
conmina a los
bolsheyikis
Te!P9rana Especial para Ia PfENSA.

TflPgrama Especial para Ia PiENSa.
WASHINGTON, Diciembre 3.-Un
despacho procedente de Petrogrado
recibido hoy en- esta capital. dice cue
el Embajador de los Estados unidos
en- esa ciudad, Mr.. Francis, notific6
a los bolshevikis que IA ayuda anne
ricana para Russia estaha vinculada
con la continuation de ese pals en-
Ia guerra. La Secretaria de Estado
sin embargo, no tiene hasta ahora,
ninguna information Official score
este particular.