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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
TRINERA
ZDRQWlA,

Pieknicjszy niz kicdykolwick
|przcdtem jest nowy Trincra Ka-
|lendarz scicnny ma rok 1918.
Wspania}a postac boginii Zdro-
via, niosaca pred SODA roslinne
skladniki Trinera lckarstw, two
rzy srodek, piec intcrcsujacych
historycznych obrazkow ilustruja
rozw6j lekarstw, a diva widoki
przedstawiaja nowoczesne UREA
dzenie Trinera Chemicznego La
boratoryum. Przyslijcie 10 ccntow
ma koszta ~przcsylki. Jos. Triner,
wyrobca Trinera Amerykanskiego
Eixiru Gorzkiego Wilma i innych
lekarstw, 133-1:343 S. Ashland av.
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
DICKINSON, N. Oak.

SzanOWna RedakcyO Wlarusa!
Chcia}bym cos napisac do VIA.
rusa ale ME wien O czcm tax "a
czac vice rozpoczne cd zimy.
Dnia 7go grudnia przyszcdl do
mas pan mr0z Z p. wiatrowskim W
goscine, to tax mas przywitali ser
|deczhic re niejcden Z radoSci az
zap}akaf a nickt0rzy dostali ma
pamiqtke czcrwony nos. Nam jed
max goscina tych pan6w ME by}a
bardZo do smaku, powodu, zc
many tcraz wieccj cos do robo--
ty L bydlcm. Pan mroz byl taxi
niski re mia} trzydzicSci pod nu--
lie; pan Wiatrowski znow byl ia
XII cickawy re do kazdej dziurki
zagladnal - no i COZ zrobimy Z
ta zmarz}a Dakota. -
Urodzaj w tym rkou byl Itchy
- przcnica wyda}a cd , do 8 bu-
sill, ale kartoflc to sic mnic obro-
dzi}y dobrzc, DO wsadzi}cm 8 bu-
sill a wykopa|cm razcm 6 buszli,
ia takic wiclkic, re nic mog}em
wziasc wicccj jak 10 do garsci.
Siana jest malo a Stony tax sa--
mo. Jczcli lima dobrzc przyciSnic
to karmiwo bedzic drogic. Ale mo
re Pan Bog da zc W przyszlym
roku bedzic lcpiej.
Tcraz gdyby kt6ry Z szanow-
nych czytclnik6w byl tax laska--
wy a podal we Wiarusic informa
eye Z Wisconsin, jake So tam IL
my a jake ata. ia mann zamiar
przcprowadzic sic do tego stanu
to by} bym cato wdziecznym. Jak
tam jest droga zicmia i czy moz--
kupic farmc z budynkami.
Teraz zycze szan. Redakcyi i
wszystkim Czytclnikom Wiarusa
i wcsolych SWAT Bo
lego narodzcnia i nowego roku, a
jaknajwicccj nowych a.
boncnt0w.
.J0Zcf Adamski
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21

razem z panem Whitem, W Wash
ingtonie, D. c., 15go stycznia1918
r. ma jechac do Australia, gdzie
ma mice swoja narzeczona, tam
sic ozeni a potem 15go czerwca,
1918 ba powr6cic ma swe stano--
wisko do Washingtonu, pewno re
razem re swa mloda malzonka.
Pan Albert P. Stampka, syn
polskich rodzicow pochodzacych
re Slaska juz W 19tym roku zycia
poszed} do amerykanskiego VOL
ska i ma sic znajdowac W Camp
Arkansas.
Tomasz Moncko take przejez
DIAL tn zeszfej soboty z innymi a
merykanskimi zohierzami do St.
Antonio, Tex, W przejezdzie Cd
|wiedzi} tn swoja ciotke, pania
Reh i Gala ich rodzine, Fam. pod
mr.. 1912 wsch. 22giej III. Brat je-
60 take poszedf do amerykans--
|kiej armii. Franciszek Moncko
jest odes}any do Saul Lake City
+ zdaje mi sic re bedzic kucha--
|rzem.
PAM Moncko jest juz W Nampa
Idaho, wdowa i pochowa}a c6rke
zamezna, vice matka ma smutek
wielki re opr6cz corki ktora ultra
ella opuszcza ia dw6ch syn6w,
kt6rzy ma mia pracowali. CT wszy
scy pochodza Z Siatkowic i z Co.
slowic pod Opolem Ia Slasku.
Tomasz NaleWaja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
LIST z CAMP
LOGAN
Kochany Wuiu!

hOchany WuJu!
List Tw6j bardzo mnie cieszy i
dodaje otuchy IL tax spogladasz
ma nasza s}uzbe ola swej przybra
nej ojczyzny. Ucze sic teraz co.
dzien, gdyz jestem W sekcyi wy
wiadowczej Intelligence Section
naszego pu}ku. Azeby lie mozno-
sci jaknajlepiej sluzbe W tym sto
sunku wypemic trzeba bye ex--
pertem W w}adaniu jezykami a
przedewszystkiem niemieckim i
francuskim a take i slowianskim
co take obejmuje jezyk polski.
TAX co sic nauczy}em "a mlodu
uzywam ma przyspieszenie pogro-
mu Niemc6w. Uczymy sic take
rysowania i czytania map bojo--
wych Military Map Drawing 4
Reading. Take wyse}ania depesz
"a pomoca telegraph i t%elefonu
bczdrutowego i ziemnego Buyer
and Wigways to wszystko wcho--
'dzi W s}uzbe sygnalowa "Signal
Service
Ma linii bojowej obejmujemy
!pozycyc obserwator6w. Naszem
%zajeciem bedzic egzaminowac i
wypytywac jenc6w niemieckich-
musimy sic tez uczyc W rozwiazy-
waniu r6znych depesz posy1anych
w cyfrach Code
Wszystko to wymaga wiclc nau
XII i przysposobicnia a mozcsz vie
dice, zc nikomu ME ustepuje W
mych przygotowaniach. Widzisz
vice &c jcstem dosyc zajety i ME
mann prawic sposobu do pisania
CT tax czesto jak bym chcia}. Sta
rae sic jednak bede pisac CT jak
najczesciej i spodzicwam sic, IL
jczc]i sic niekicdy op0znie to mi
to wybaczySz.
Roman.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
WiadOmO$ci
MEJSC0WE
KARA IA ~NIEZMIATANIE


Ola korzyssci wszystkich miesz
ka1c0w i w}ascicicli dom6w poda
JIG sic do wiadomoSci, IL departa-
ment ulic oglosif ii bedzic W tym
roku ostro uwazaf ma to, ably wszy
stkic chodniki W przcciagu "a 60
DIN po padaniu Snicgu oczyszczo
nc by]y &c sniegu, w przcciwnym
razic miasto poslc cz}owieka ktory
chodnik oczySci ma koszt p}acacc-
90 %odnoSnych podatk6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
ZAOPATRZENI W ZNACZKI
W0JENNE.

W>zyscy micjscy i wicjscy listo
nose opcrujacy PREY: Winonskiej
poczcic zostali dis zaopatrzcni W
ynaczki wo.j JENNIE j ccrtyfikaty O.
szrzednoSci, .kt1rc bcda sprzcda--
wac kazdcmu kto sic 0 takowc "a
pyta. Ktokolwick chciafby nabyc
znaczki wojennc albo ccrtyfikaty
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moe bye przcz
Swcgo li>tonosza obsluzony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
ECZAMINY MA STRAzAKoW,

Egzaminy ola ubicgajacych sic
o s}uzbc PREY stray pozarncj cd
beda sic W Srode 26go grudnia ma
sail og0lnych obrad W budynku
micjskim. Pcnsya, az do kwict--
MIA wynosi $40 micsiecznie a pc
kwictniu po $50 m%iesiccznic. Tyl-
ko ~mezczyzni pomicdzy 21szym i
25ym rokicm moga sic ~zglaszac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
Roman.
ZAJCZEF ME

konscrwowanc micso zajeczc
bcdzie W kr6tcc ma sprzcdaz ma
targach tutcjszych. Dwic wiclkic
fabryki konscrwOwania takicgo
MESA zo>ta]y wybudowanc W E.
Evansville, Ind. i jcdna W Owans--
boro. ky., ydzic micso Z 80 do GO
tySitcy zajecy bcdzic konscrwo--
Wanc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
UMARLI.
s. P. E F FABICH.
1j1(44j@Gl@l@@@@9G@G

We wtorek pred po1udnicm H.
mari W domu swych rodzicow 10
'zcfa i Rozalii Fabich0w. S72
wsch. King III. :. p. Stefan Fabich.
N~icboszczyk W dniu Ego wrzcS-
MIA nkonczy} 10 lat - pozostawia
rodzic0w i kilkoro rodzenstwa.
Pogrzcb odbedzic sic W piatek
T. koSci0}a Sw. Stanislawa X. Vie
czny odpoczynck race mu dac Pa
mic a Swiat}oSscc wickuista nicchai
mu Swicci ma wicki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21

Jezeli zo}adek cllory, macie zap
chanie, jadlo ME smakuje, apetyt
|znika, czujecie ocieza}osc, teposc
|umyslu, wnetrznosci ME pracuja,
watroba odretwiala, nerki ME pra
cuja dobrze, ME mozesz sypiac, je-
stes zupelnie zrujnowany = po--
trzebujecie Hollister'a Rocky
Mountain herbaty. To wszystho.
w apiece Browne a. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21

PAM G. F. Cooper z Wagner S.
Oak. bawi}a przez kilka dni W go
s;cinie IL swej matki PAM Idly 10
walcwskiej " Rushford, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
WAD0M0SCl 0SOBlSTE.
BAW MA URLOPIE.

J6zef Guzinski, sierzant PREY ar
mil W Camp Dodge, Iowa bawi tn
ma urlopie, przyjecha} we wtorek
a odjezdza w piatek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
PoTRZERA

kilku mezczyzn do ciecia drzc-
VA W Wisconsin, II mil cd Vino
ny. Dobra zap}ata i st6i. Zg}osic
sic: Room 10 " b|oku Hirsch "a.
Tclefon 1881.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
Z PARAFl1
Sw. Kazilnierza Kr6l.
Ma RZECZ ARllu P0lSKlEJ.

TOmaSZ Obrlen l.OU
Adam Kotlewski 100
Katarzyna Drwal so
Franciszek Ma}1ek so
Jak6b Bratek 80
Maciej Sumionka so
Franciszek Zabrocki so
Jan Walczak 80
Micha1 G6rny 80
Jan Kolas 80
Michaf Zientkowski so
Rozalia Sobczak so
Andrea Franckowiak so
MARGIN Purol 80
Bruggeman Fryderyk so
Michaf Biloxi so
J6zef Kleinschmidt 80
Micha} Jask6}a 80
lgnacy Stroinsk so
Stanislaw Polus 30
MARGIN Mosiniak %
Althoff Fryderyk w. .25
Jan klos .25
MARGIN KoScianski .25
Elk Mclchior %
Jan Przytarski 20
Franciszek Polus .25
Andrea Biloxi .25
Kusztelski Franciszck 100
Hicronim Liberia 80
Drwal Dominik 80
Rata.jczyk Jan .25
Rewers Michal 100
C'zaplewski Alojzy Is
kopinSki Ignacy .25
J0zwiak Jan 100
koscianski J0zef .25
Jaszewski Franciszck 80
Losihski Pawcf 100
Picchowiak Walcnty so
Pelowski Hieronim .25
Drazkowski Mikolaj 100
Kowalewski Jan 80
Lang Jak6b so
Andrzejewski kuka>z 80
Franckowiak Franciszck .25
Pelowski Leon so
Drazkowski Micha} mlod. 100
Pelowski Marcin 100
PiechOwiak Jan 80
Drazkowska Marcyanna %
kleinschmidt Antoni ID
Neuman Jan LOO
Jczewski Jak1b 100
Liberia Michal 800
Sieracki Jan 80
Liberia W}adyslaw +. 100
DrazkowSki Jan 80
Mosiniak Maryanna %
Dzwonkowski J0zcf ". 100
Ecuman Stanislaw O. 80
CzapiewSki j. p. 80
Szumihski Bole>}aw 100
Malcwicki Franciszck %
JaszewSki Benjamin so
Drazkowski Dominik 80
Szuminski Ignacy 100
Hanley Jozef LOO
Wiczck J0zcf IS
zywicki Franciszck star. 100
Drazkowski Michal starszy so
Wr0blewski Jan 100
Liberia Jan G.. 100
Wetzel Gertrude .25
Teska J0zcf 80
.]ozwiak Katarzyna so
Bonk J0zcf 80
Szumiiski Jan 80
Antochowski Wojciech 100
Ncuman Antoni %
Wicl. Siostry Notrcdamki LOO
h. j. E. Grabowski 800
Ka}duhski Franciszck so
kukowski J0zcf 100
Kaiser Jakob LOO
Jcnnison Franciszek 100
Barankiewicz Micha} 100
Pclowski J6zcf $50
Szacinska Elzbicta LOO
Wcrdych J0zef 200
Wcrdych August >tarszy 200
Wcrdych August mlodszy 200
Bronx Leon LOO
Kramer J1zcf %
k}osowski Ignacy 80
Losinski Andrea 80
Grin J6zef 200
Walczak J6zcf 100
Razcm $500
Powyzsza sumo zebrano W ubic-
tygodniu cd parafii $w. ka-
mierza krol. droga dobrowolnej
i s}uzy jake dowod ich pa
yotyzmu i wsp6}czucia.
komitct sklada serdeczne die
wszystkim "a tax hojne datki
1 fundusz Armii Po1skiej.
Wszystkim szczere Bog zap}ac.
kujawa kaspcr
Pelowski J0zef
Barankiewicz Michal
zoladck chory, macie zap
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-21
il. Lynch

Chirurg 1 lekarz na choroby
oczu, uszu, nosa i gard}a
Copasowuje okulary
70 wsch. 3cia nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-26
Curb Market

Note-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity OF curb
market quotations. The New York Curb As
ISOLATION produces no official quotation list
Quotations are reported by individuals over
whom, the association has no control Any
one can make prices on the curb and get
then, printed in the daily lists, even without
the formality of frat submitting the shares 10
the Curb Association for it, approval. some
securities are regularly listed-that Is tsey
are approved for trading by the Curb Assoeia-
fion' and il is required that information con-
cernino them will be filed from time TO time
With the secretary. Such information IS open
70 public inspection. Some other securities
lie the Standard Oil subsidiaries, are ad'
n,itted 10 quotation without a regular list
inc A greater number are unlisted. No one
bas anv authority over them. Unlisted stocks
4 70 marked thus ~. They are principally
mining stocks, and most Of them are pros
ne,ts'" but there is nothing to distinguish
"nrospects' from operating properues IN
,be unlisted group. There are few listed
mining stocks, and among these prospects
ar. distinguished By the abbrevistion a
ms - after the name. With this notice duly
given. The Tribune prints all quotations
,,;,bout further responsibility. Transactions
and prices Thursday were reported as toi-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-26
Dividends

Taylor. Wharton Iron & Steel Regular
quarterly dividend Of ia per cent on the
preferred stock, payable February J 20 stock
Of record January "a.
National Lead-Regular quarterly divi-
dsnd OF Ia per cent on the preferred Stock
payable March IS 70 stock Of record feDru-
an %.
Standard Oil Company of Kansss.--Regu-
lar quarterly dividend Of 81 and an extra
dividend Of s.. payable February 20 70 stock
Of record February 4.
Philadelphia Company Regular semi-an-
nusl dividend Of 2i2 per cent on the pre-
ierred stock. payable March 20 stock OF
record February 10.
Kentucky SoIvay Coke.-Regular quarterly
dividend % 81 share and an extra dividend
a s. q share, payable February 10 70 stock
o. record January 81, and special dividend
of $3.50 a share, payable March 70 s'oe"
Of record January 81.
Middlsvest Utilities 60 Initial quarterly
dividend Of = Of / per cent In cash and
semi-annual dividend of l per cent IN com
mon stock on It's common stock, both payable
April % stock Of record March 10, ana
regular quarterly dividend Of p per cent on
rs preferred stock. payable March TO STOCK
Of record February is.
NarraTAnsett Cotton Mills.--Regular quar-
tsrly dividend Of Ia per cent and an extra
dividend OF ] per cent. both payable Feb
ruary / TO stock OF record January 25.
Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul.-RegulaT
serni-annual dividends Of y PC cent on the
preferred and 2i5 per cent on the common
stocks.
B. Y. Goodrieh.-Rsgrular quarterly div'-
dsnd Of per cent on the common stock. pay
able May rs. and regular quarterly DIVIDENDS
Tor the next two quarters Of ~ per cent on
he preferred stock. payable April ana
July 2.
J. G. BrI1l.-ReRulsr quarterly dividend OF
I per cent on preferred stock. payable Fen
Tusry 20 stock Of record January y.
Butler Bros.-Regular annual dividend Of
10 per cent and an extra dividend OF 3f2
per cent. PAYABLE February 1 70 stock OF
record January 90.
Canada Foundries & ForginEs.--Regular
quarterly dividend Of 3 per cent and per
cent extra on the common stock and regu-
lar quarterly dividend Of q per cent on the
preferred stock. al payable February 10 20
stock % record January 81.
American Brass Regular quarterly divi-
deud Of IA per cent and II per cent extra,
payable February IS 20 stock Of record Jsnu-
AIRY 81.
Diamond Mateh.-Regular quarterly divi-
dsnd Of per cent and per cent extra. both
PAYABLE March l TO stock " record Febru-
any Is.
Great Western Sugar.--RezulAr quarterly
dividends Of IL per cent on the common
and preferred stocks. payable April 20
'loek Of record March is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-26
Active Securities
S t O C k S
Try IN. Auociaied Pnessl

w QW CtTC6t, Jun ~.
Dealings expanded perceptibly and
moderate gains in prominent issues
we're fairly we'll maintained. Efforts
to enlist public interest by pool activ-
ity in some of the dormant specialtics
were almost altogether futile.
United States Steel and related is
sues were l 70 points higher at
times, with coppers and other metals.
American Can, Central Leather, In
dustrial Alcohol and some Of the
equipments stimulated the list at ir-
regular intervals, together with Mon
tana Power, Ohio Gas and Pacific
Coast Telephone.
Marines and motors were under
pressure, the former selling Oil
abruptly in the final hour. Selling OF
the motor shares was attended by the
usual rumors dealing with the stability
Of existing dividends.
Rails were again an uncertain guam
tity. Long Island reacting and tneh
recovering on announcement that the
company purposes to engage in hnanc-
ing advantageous to the minority IN
terests. Transcontinental issues moved
in = narrow groove; grangers were
fractionally better and coalers slug
gish. although Western Maryland was
disposed to yield with other low
priced issues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-26
Bonds


quickly followed by renewed frmneSs.
Houses with foreign trade connections
were buyers of October, while Liver
pool bought March and there was
scattering demand from shorts and
local ..eactionists. After the advance
of 10 TO % points, the market eased
OF under realizing. closing at reac-
ton If about II to 10 points.
There were rumors in circulation
that Lancashire spinners were being
canyassed by the British government
with a view TO determining just how
much cotton would be required for the
remainder of the season. The impress
sion here is that Great Britain will
endeavor 10 keep imports of cotton
down TO actual requirements, but that
provision is 70 be made for the trans
portation OF such supplies as are neces-
sary 10 meet the needs OF the Man
chester mills.
There were also rumors that Great
Britain either lad or would fix mini
mum rates for tramp steamers and
would force compliance by Withholding
the facilities of British coaling stations
to steamers reft sing TO meet the reg
uiations. Southern spot advices showed
no change. They would create an i'm
preston that holders Of hedged cotton
are demanding very stif basis ana
that holders of unhedged cotton still
anticipate an ultimate outlet at around
the Potent level. Experts for the day
were 1872 bales, making 3,65i,0l2 so
far this season, against 2,7l4,T96 last
year. Southern spot markets officially
reported were unchanged 10 10 points
higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-26
Cotton

Prices for cotton SHOWED further
gains on yesterdays trading, high
levels for the present movement oelhg
recorded. Recent large clearanees
tended 10 relieve nervousness over
shipping conditions TO some extent
While there was more disposition TO
discuss bulllsh features in the status
teal position, and reports OF nrm
southern spot markets also tended TO
promote covering, il not fresh buying
for long account. Trading remained
quiet. but If anything there were more
evidences Of interest, and May con,
tracts sold up TO 1875. an advance OF
81 a bale from the low level of Mon
dav. That delivery closed at 1871,
with the general list closing steady at
a net advance OF 20 IL points =.
The market opened at a decline Of
: noints on January. but other futures
we're from TO II points higher. A re-
action TO about Wednesday's close &C
cured right after the call, but was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-26
NEY YORK STOCK TRANSACTIONS
THURSDAY, JANUARY rs

RALROADS-45,40o shares, against
e3 400 shares Wednesday, $500 shares
q week ago and $4,000 shares year
ago. From January to date, 2,oS3'oS4
shares, against 2,271,eoo shares a year
ago.
NDUsTRIALs AND MIsCELLANE-
OUs-35e. 300 shares, against 2ss'IVo
shares Wednesday, 524,7oo shares
week ago and 565,7oo shares year
ago. From January to date H.
41see5 shares, against 12,212,aoo year
ago.
ALL STOCKS-4o4,70o shares, against
3s2 500 shares Wednesday, oso'9oO
shares week ago and 733'eoo shares
a year ago. From January to date
1882 800 shares, against 14,4SS'4Oo
year ago.
All quotations in dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES
crrror cANANEA COPPER CO.

a Broadway. Nsw York. \. y.
-. ~ III n,-ec+o-s % tho Creme Cans1es
c,ro-r Company has declared q dividend o. 500
nsr sbsrs upon is Capital stock Of he par valve
~ $1,000 Per share PAYABLE on feoruary ~.
1917. 20 Tie holders % such shares o.. record Of
S,y Tsbruary Q. 1917 The dlvderd "a payah r.
oriy uroa ths 500 90 shares into which tho Copi-
fI stock IL divided All stockholders who have
10. oonvertsd their hodng Into shares N PAW ~
a. vsiys sbolid do so without delay iD order that
tosv NAV receive their dividend promptly.
ne xsnsfer books viii not be closed
J. ". ALLEN. Treasurer
Ns-r To-f January 25. 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-26
OFFICE OF READING COMPANY.

Philadelphia January Is. 1917.
he Board o. Directors hes declared from mo
net esruinrs a quarterly dividend q two ner
cant (2ssl on the Common stock OF ths Nom
p.Dy. 10 30 paid on February s. 1917. 20 tie
siockhoders Of record a. the close u business.
January q. 1911 Checks viii be mailed % stock
holders Who have fled diudEd orders With The
rrearirsr JAY " HARE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-26
Standard Oil Subsidiaries
Industrial
Metals

Prices for both copper and lead az,
,.,ncad in the local trade yesterday
number Of the smaller dealers s. re nppnsr
S SiG9 cents for February and SON cents
for March. an advance on the averaSss
of q. cent pound. The quot unn,;nsI ~
~ e.s o9fH 20 AZ cents for third quarter de,
i;yo or q and 9lI5 TO 80 cents for the maj
three months Of the year lp
While the American Smelling ana ne ;s.
enin o. Company continues to hold Its
official lead quotation at 80 eeh -, q
mound. some interests in the trade nave
moved their asking price up 70 cents
Prices current loI ora, re- nroducts. com
.,air.d Win those prevailing at the cor
rss5onding time OF last year. follow;
Current A year
price. ago.
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B O n d S

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Thursday amounted TO
si,2Oi 900, against S4,l53,OO0 Wednes-
day, 1851 900 a week ago and s:,37l,-
900 year ago. From January to date,
s1O6,525 900, against sl01, s4S, 900 In 1916.
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Mining

Sales. open. hiHn' LVT' N sIE
s s $ $ $ e +; e., % S'; Z Z z
1000 sAlas Stan Cop. - - - oH
5000 .tAm C'mander sks 8 8
1890 s2SS :AS,f Chloride. ~: ia ~
j5SS Big Big jim Ji%; Con. J" u !" u
s sSSS :B5:s G's S4 EEK, \: 4! j. S
200 Bost & Mont. . rs 70 7o "a
200 Buffalo Mines: ia "a ,o,s3? ,o77s
IL, iSS Bgtts,N L" sN sh ." s. "a
e: :5$$ : ; :::;$:; &C., :: j. = u i
1000 Ger de Pas Cop. 50 81 81 'olR
$500 Con Ariz SIM. SH ~ <IP @az
2500 'Con-Homestead ts "a sV sZ
1900 Ores Con Gold. IL 0Is ~
1900 sDexteretta NJ. ~ "a ~ oN
1000 Dun-Ar c (apl <s ga q, -
' sf$$ B: +: #s% =: g? =;
l : :$$$ :$:5;fs $.+ I! x x x
5000 Hargraves Min. 10 ~, ia
SIS Hecla Mining. Itg 'H ~
500 In II Cop "a d "a ~ ~ az
s sSSS i iTo7 3e RS' go p * * " "a
$500 slim Butler. 70 70 - 30
1000 Jumbo Ext. 81 50 90 20
1000 sfKewanas ... 10 10 ~
7ooLPMc apr: .11A sd1A 30 "a 90 Q"
200 magma Chief. "a "a "a .a%
200 Magma Copper 49Hs 4sH7 20 90
1000 sfMagmatic C.. 81 80
$500 Majestic Mines. u - ~
r6O0 Mville Cd Min. 13s 1es vs. 10
500 Mason Valley. 6Hs oI4 o/s 20
10000 sfMami NJ Cop VA Ia rs
10000 stMogul Mining 90 o? 20 ~
1900 Monitor Silver.
4500 monster Chief. - Is rs -oB
300 'fMont Cd Min. SO % % 90
1000 sfMother Lode. 42N2 43H2 ~
1000 'fNancy II NJ. 81 " o. "a
1000 sNewray Mines. Ia l7s - -
400 N Utah Bing... "a "a "a ~
100 Nipissing Mines s3s s4s SS1s s1ss
5000 'Ohio n " l.. IA "a |s ,an
$4,000 'told Emma l.. SO % % 90 90
500 'tPeerless Jen. 70 80 70 30
a 100 r !Fsy II Me 8 Mn Mn .. * 455 .et
5000 trek Con Min. % 40 20 20
$500 Rochester Min. s. % %
100 'tRound Noun. SO 81 ~
so. 500 .sas s' yai ! cSP "a sa.A va 81
300 section Thirty r "a a. tSsL
1850 Seneca Corp 1914 1874 1919 'oss
5000 Sill K Of Ariz.. Il "a " e7s
300 siSilver Pick. 20 20 ~
$500 est Nicholas q. Is - = 3
1000 edo Ext W j.. "a is q y
500 Stand Silver-Ld - - ., -
500 'fSuceess Min. SO Ss 30 30
300 +Sup VI PR. az IS a.
1900 'Tom Reed ga .EIs ,a|s rs
e4500 IT Burns Cd. SO =! 81
200 Tonopah Ext OIL. 4Ts +fs IN sS
100 Tonopah Min. b % %
$3.50 'fTroy-Arizona. SO % o. w.
270 United Eastern. SO 41s T32 ~
5000 u Min of Arz. 70 70 - -
$500 stU 5 Cont NJ. - ~ - ~
1000 III 5 Tungsten Is 70 <oo,,
900 Unity Cd Min. .S1s .Hs
200 West End Con SO os % %
1000 White Caps NJ. 49 4S 30 80
200 white K c pr. * %
400 tYerington NJ C. 81 "a 80 50
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Sustenance
Cereals

Wheat.-Unexpected strength was
shown at the opening, when prices ad-
vanced ] sc TO Csc from the final OF
Wednesday Shorts we're active buy
ers, and it seemed to be the prevailing
impression that the technical position
Continued on page II
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Corporation Returns

International Niekel.-Heport Tor the three
months endod December 81. 1915, compares