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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-13
ENROLMENT to Continue.

WARRINGTON. -. g.. Dec. a.
Prospects Of on early pcfmancn, peace
win not cause any cessation q the
efforts a. tho American lied Cross 20
enroll nuracH for Fcrvice In Dur MILL
tnTy establishments Announcement
g. this effect wns made today BY Mlna
Jane A. ncirho. director ~ the Red
Cross nursing department 40 national
headquarters of the organization.
while tho nation u rejoicing over
the roceat developments in Europe"
snyr Niles Dclano. I've must not for
Eot that We ate a,ili charged with the
responsibility ~ caring Cor our SOL
dierH nH long % they continue under
arms. Whether they Hre participant
ins la actual warfste or ~ the recon-
ntiuctlon work which must NECESSARILY
follow the declare ,ion ~ peace. there
win be much Tor the Rcd Cross and
other relief organizations Ia do fact
which viii be- made clear by the con-
ditiona found 90 exist ia Invaded
countries rfter the withdrawal ~ the
enemy troops"
Mis- Deinno. In ompi asking the
need 81 additional Iurnsa. hpoke Of the
thousands q American soldiers In
military hospitals abroad. whore
nursing resources cie inadequate. ana
Of the large number 81 mon In can
Torment hospitals IN this country. The
number a. men needing medical at
tention win Increase with the coming
OF winter.
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Utah railroads are la need ~ men.
mostly section hands. but applicants
for work az the United States employ
mcnt bureau do not take kindly o.
This class OF employment ass they VIII
have 90 live Ia camps and do their
own washing ana cooking The Den
Yer ana RIO Grande Is In need of one
hundred and seyenty-nine tracNmen.
one hundred track foremen. seven
teen carpenters and one carpenter
helper. Common iahorers and track
men are paid from thirty-two 90
thrty-nine and one-half cents an
hour. carpenters fifty-three. carpenter
helpers forty-two ana track foremen
get a flat salary Of one hundred dol
lars "a month,
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DEFENSE COUNCIL on UTAH
n WARMLY CONGRATULATED

Congratuiating the state council OF
defense on the establishment of road
transportation routes and services out
.of Price and Helper. Tom iotterili.
regional director OF highways tran
port FOR the ninth district. informs
Secretary Arch "a. Thurman that
eventually the work of his department
In 90 be taken over by some existing
federal bureau, The ninth division.
OF which hotterill IN director. includes
Utah. Colorado, Wyoming. New Mex
leo ana Arizona.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-13
SAD PLIGHT OF YOUNG KETCHUA
Hall In Early Youth Believed Itc-pon.
slblc Tor Thic,cry.

AZ tho ugc ~ p years iiarycy Kctc-
hum fell from night 90 stairs In
Los Angeles. Gala. To-day the boy.
who h. nearly ~ years old. lies IN n
prrcu.iuuH condition at the Utah state
prison uH the result ~ bullet wound
IN hiH spine received while trying To-
eiude the officers following break
from a prison road camp ln Southern
Utah. Physicians say. " he rccoverr
he viii be- helpless cripple all his
life. According 10 certain physicians
and his mother. there " u close COM
ncction between his fan au n child and
uhc wild career led by the boy mud hia
subsequent arrest. escape. capture
ana Injury. ketchum was arrested Va
Price Inst summer after he had stolen
az automobile from In front ~ the
PnntnRva thoater belonging o. gem
tlcmnn named Lcnvitt 81 konilworth.
lie aud another youth were making
their way to Grand Junction. Colo.
from Zion when they wrecked the car
up IN Hu.Fa Creek Canyon. Roth
wcro brought Ia otpfico IN "a badly
bruised up condition. ketchum was
later convicted % stealing the ma
chine and was given a penitentiary
sentence After somo time spent
within the walls % the state prison.
he was sent o. road camp In wash
irgton county sevetai weeks ago
he escaped from tho camp. In COM
pany with another youta named Au-
guest Cummings.
Warden George storrH and Sheriff
Atkinson q Tooelo trnilcd the cscap
90 convicts aud overlook Kotchum.
Iwto refused O. halt The sheriff fired
and the boy fell with a bullet near
his spine. CummonKn h Htill az iiher-
Ity kotchum was not expected 10 re-
cover ana was carefully conveyed "a
! the stats prison and placed under
( medical attention. According a. War
den storrA tho hoy comes ~ "a good
family. we often contemplated haN-
Ing an operation performed on ouf
son." the mother has said, Follow
ing his fall there was "a subtle change
lin him for which We could not ac-
count lie Ind always been 90 good
and submissive over before" Warden
stofrs ~ confident that the youth re-
ceiyed an injury Ia his brain Ia ths
fail which he received ne "a child. lie
expresses the opinion that there Il d
pressure on some center Of his brain
which caused him al times TO- give
WY 10 criminal impulses that were
ordinarily foreign 90 his nature.
According 10 officials who have
come IN contact with tho boy. heis APP
parently as surprised az his actions
az times. ns those who are about him
The mother 10 heGrtbroken. The
boys father died several years ago
His mother married again and reside.
IN Los Angeles. The family histor,
shows 40 previous criminal tnint. The
boys brothers ana sisters ere healthy
normal children. and the family hai
always been highly respected, state
Warden Stoua. An operation On th'
hoys skull might have rendered hin
|entircly normal Now he Is doomos
"a be helpless cripple all his life
lpnd his career has brought untoi,
grief 90 his family and trodbie 20 th'
Iofticers ~ the law.
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PEW ESCAPE.

There are few indeed who escape
having az least one cold during the
winter months. and they are forum
ate who have but one and get through
with II quickly and without eny seri-
ious consequences, Take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and observe the
directions with each bottle, and you
are likely % be one of the fortunate
ones Tho worth ana merit ~ this
remedy has been fully proven. There
are many families VINO have always
used II for years when troubled with
a cough or cold. and with the very
best results-Advt,
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NOTICE TO cREDrroRs-EsTNrE

OFT James or Gincomo Bianco. be-
.cased. Creditors will present claims
sith vouchers 10 the undersigned ct
Swell Utah. on or before the ian
das ~ February. \. u. 1919. JAMES
RpLANDO and PETE RIANCO. Ad-
Illustrators of estate ~ James or
gacumo Binnco. deceased. L. 4. Mc-
Gee. Attorney FOR Administrators
First pub. Dec. "a. last Ja1u. 3. 1919.
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NOTICE no WAITER UsERs.-

WI ~ ~ " HNAHHHH
state Engineers office. salt Lake
city. Utah. Nov, g, l9lh.-Notioe
IS hereby given that the Well
ington Canal company with itH priuci'
pal office M Wellington, Utah. has
made application in accordance With
the requirements OF Sec. i2hhNzA,
Chap. 62 Session Laws OF Utah, 1903.
To change the place OF use OF twenty
(gOl second-feet OF water diverted
from the Price river In Carbon coun-
~ az point 1900 feet south and 1920
feet west of the northwest corner or
Sec. g, Twp. II South, Range 10 East.
Salt Lake base and meridian, and
heretofore used from March 18th TO
November 18TH, inclusive. OF each
year, 10 irrigate l72O acres OF land
embraced in Secs. rs and SO, Twp. lt
south, Range 10 East; Sec. J, Twp
rs South, Range 10 East; Secs. 9.
and Me- sWh Sec. 7, TWP rs South.
Range II East; Secs. ~, rs, 20. 90.
81 and 80. Twp. "a South, Range IL
East. IL is now desired 10 change
from the land irrigated In said Sec.
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7, and 20 irrigate In addition % the
rest OF the land above described the
land embraced In the NWh NEh
SEA NWA. and NEh sWh Sec. 4,
and the WhsWh Sec. 8. Twp 10
south. Range n East This appliea-
ton Is designated In the state en-
gineer's office as No a406, All pro-
tests against the granting OF said
application, stating the reasons there
for, must be made by affidavit In
duplicate accompanied with a fee OF
$3.50. and filed In this office within
thirty (3O) days after the completion
OF the publication u this notice. q. v.
MGONAGLE. State Engineer.
Date OF first pub. Nov. rs, 1915,
date OF completion OF publication
Dec. 10, 1913.
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i've ~iEnetS lof iuither lntor m1tiou.l
N TIE SEVENTH JUDICIAL MS
district Court Of the state Of Utsh.
within aud for Carbon County. pro
ate Division). In the Matter Of the
Estatp uf ]. Amano. Deceased. Notice
10 Cr.ditors Notice H. hereby given
y the undersigned. T.. u. Hashimoto.
Administrator Of the estate Of J..
AM no. deceased. 10 the creditors of
and al persons having claims against
aid deceased Co exhibit them with
me necessary vouchers within two
monihs after the first publication ~
ihis notice To- said administrator at
his place OF business. No. t63 West
south Temple street. Salt Lake city.
Utah. the same being the place for
TIE transaction 81 the business Of said
estate IN Salt Lake county. Utah. T..
ID HASHIMOTO. Administrator. Dat
81 this 9Th day Of December. 1918.
First pub. Dec. S: last Dec. %. 1918
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Mrs. IsLEY,s LETTER.

In a recent letter Mrs. ID. w. isley
OF Lltchfield, Ills, says; II have
used Chamberlain's Tablets for dis
orders OF the stomach and as a laNa-
tive. and have found them a quick
and sure relief" II you are troubled
with indigestion or constipation these
tablets win do you good "-Adyt.
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yoTIcE-uNrrED srATEs LAND

Officc. Salt Lake city. Utah. Nov.
~. 1918. To whom II May Concern;
Notice ~ hereby given that the state
NJ Utah has filed In this office lists
~ lands. selected by the said state,
under Soc of the act % congress-
approved July 10. 1894. ~ indemnity
school lands. viz. Serial 02aa99. Lots
!. J. 4. See. 30. Twp. ~ South. Range
~ East. Salt Lake meridian. Copies
N aaid lists. 10 Tar az they relino To
aid tracts by descriptive Hub-divi-
sons. have been conspicuously posted
IN this office for inspection by any
person Interested and by the public
sonernlly. During the period 81 pub
ication of this notice. or any tlme
thereafter and before final approval
aad certlfication. under departmental
regulations Of April IS. 1907. pro-
Tests or contests against the claim OF
the state To any OF the tracts or sub
divisions hereinbefore described on
tho ground that the Same u more
,suabie for mineral than for agricul-
iuui purposes. will be received ana
noted for report Co the general land
office az Washington. ID. G. Failure
~ Co protest or contest within the
time specified viii be considered sur
ficlent evidence of the non-mlnernl
thnrHcter of the tracts and the nelec-
lions thereof being otherwise free
from objection. viii be approved 10 the
state. GOULD n, nLAKELEf. Regis
ter
first pub. Dec G. last Jan. ,. 1919.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-13

The geography a. uu-h, prepared by
PIof Mosiah Hall. state inspector Of
high schools Tor the ate. hah Just
been completed aud copies nf tho
work have been received by him. The
textbook will bo used by The schools
OF Utah Hs soon as they are open. II
IN supplement- 90 the Biographies
prepared by Tarr a McMurray, adopt
ed by Utah schools. The date Ia the
work. which covers thirty-two pages.
is brought down 90 date,
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BEST INVESTMENT THIS
MAN EVER MADE,
HE SAYS
MONEY WOULDN'T MY GOOD
TANLNC DID HIM.

stomach Troubles Leave with the JSc
Of the Very First Hottlc and Later
Clutches Arc Thrown Away.-GaIns
In Weight and Feels Himself Get.
ting Much Stronger MI the Time.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-13

Aien and women engaged eNclu-
myeiy in religious work, destitute add
INDECENT persons ana inmates q ua-
tioral and state homes Tor spil"'s and
soldiers may purchase railroad tickets
az half faro pfter January d., next,
according % mn announcement hy 4.
A. smith. regional director cf rail-
roads They win not be entitled 10
reduction Ia sleeping car rates.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-13

Moccaalns 10 wear inside rubber
boots can be made from shrunken red
flannel shirts
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-13

undernourished children require
much sleep aud fresh air.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-13

oxford shoes worn with spats are
perfectly good form.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-13

NbiitE tOh FNhiitstitONs
Department Of the Interior. United
states Land office at Salt Lake city.
Utah. Notice II hereby given that
isaiah Richards OF Huntington, Utah.
sho. on October 10, 1915. made
homestead entry. Serial No. Oi6o7a
Tor et-2, ni-iswi-l. nwi-fswi-t,
'ec 22. Twp ~ South. Range East,
salt Lake meridian. has filed notice
= Intention 90 make three-year proof.
10 establish claim % the land above
desrribed, before the clerk OF tht
eitlriot court. at Price, Utah. on the
'lst day OF December. 1913. Claim
lht names as witnesses David II
Wood. Levi Howard. r. J.. Young
James Rowbury. all of Huntington
Utah. GOULD n, BLAKELH, Regis
Ter
mt pub. Nov. 3; last Dee, go, 1915
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pRoB ,TE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
I'M TIE SEVENTH JUDICINL MS.

Consult county clerk or the respce-
ne -igners for further information
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Goal Entry. (sec. 23t7, H. 81 Land
liiice az salt Lake city, Utah, Nov
" 1915. Notice Is hereby given thai
Aarthu 3. Anderson of Morgan.
.ouniy ~ Morgan. state Of Utah, has
hh day filed In this office applica-
'on 90 purchase. SERIAL No. 02a6se.
.hder the provisions Of Sec. 2a41,
U s. Revised Statutes, the sen Of
Nc q, Twp, 10 South. Range 5 East,
'alt Lake meridian. Any and an per
phs claiming adversely the lands
iss'rihed or desiring a. object for
'ly reason 20 the entry thereof by
ppioant should file their affidavits
y protest In this office during the
lrly day period OF publication i'm,
'ediately following the first printed
sue N this notice otherwise the APP
lention may he allowed. GOULD
bLAKLEY. Register. Edward D.
nm. Attorney. Salt Lake city, sah-
first pub. Nov. rs; last bee. - is.
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NO1ICR no WATER UsERs--

State Engineers office. Salt Lake
~, Utah. Nov. go. 1918, Notice Is
sfeby given that Farley Z, Warren
shose postoffice address Is Price,
u'h has made application In accord
leo with the requirements Of the
implied Laws OF Utah, 1907, as
1slended by the Session Laws OF Titan,
VS. 1911 and 1915. 10 appropriate
'o and two-sevenths (2-2-D second
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-12-13

Pira, pub. Dec. 6. last Jan. >. 1919.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

frt pub. Nov. 3; last pec. go, 1918
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT-Receipts 1872 994 bushels. TIL.
market ruled firm The quotations: Car lots
in export elevator Government standard
Inspection. standard prices-No. !, red win
ter. 81 SO. No. l. northern spring. 81 80;
No. /, hard winter s.; 80; 10. l, red win
1896; No. northern spring. 81 36: No. 2
hard winter, 2.36; No, ., red winter gar
3. northern spring So 80; No. 3. hard win,
ter. 81. 80: No. 3, red winter. garlicky, 81 80
CORN-Offerings we're very light. but de-
mand was slow and values were nominal on
a basis of 81 sO9l.90 for yellow. as to
OATS-ReCeipts. Is, 500 bushels. The mar
ket ruled firm under light offerings. but
trade was quiet Quotations: Car lots. as
to Iocation--No. . white, sOI2 a sll2c; stan
dard white SOd sic, No. white, 1914 q soc;
No. 4 white. ISGG 7ac.
FLOUR-Receipts 81 100 lbs. in sacks.
Trade was slow and the market was barely
steady. Quotations: To arrive, per 1876 lbs.
in es-lb. sacks-Winter wheat. 100 per cent
flour. SIC. .25dlO,5O; Kansas wheat. 100 PEI
cent hours sll 81 1S25; spring wheat' ioo
RYE FLOUR was freely offered dull and
weak. We quote 1925 % per bbl.. In
sacks as TO quality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
New York, Aug. 90.

Activity period
starting with irregular
line of
and a
limited almost
o a deadsta
published
directed
prices
underlying
although
n to
American Hide
to a high
steadily bought through
tha with the remainder of the list
N
to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
UNDERLYING STRENGTH
IN EVIDENCE ON CURB
Vigorous Demand for Sub.
marine Boat Is a Feature.
Oils Fairly Active
New York. Aug. 90.

NeW 1OrK. aug. -.
The curb market gave further evidence
of underlying strength in today's move
ments, the most important feature being
the appearance of a vigorous demand
for Submarine Boat. on which that stock
rose more than two points to 1884. the
highest price touched in a long period.
There was nothing in the way Of news
developments TO explain this demand,
but while the buying was in progress.
comment was made on the heavy earn
ings of the company from its shipbuid-
ing plant, and there were some who
talked of prospects of resumption of
dividend payments.
Other shipping stocks were quiet,
United States Steamship selling at 6is
and New York Shipbuilding was traded
in at a..
A few sales of the motor stocks were
made, White-Martin being traded in at
Sk and Curtis Aeroplane at 34R. The
outlook for these stocks has been made
uncertain by the unfavorable report of
the investigation committee.
Oil stocks were fairly active, Houston
Oil ranging from 50 to so, and Federal
Oil sold at l 7s. There was continued
buying of Stanton Oil by strong interests
around its advance price of ..
Motor stocks were fairly active. about
5000 shares of United Motor being
traded in at SO to 33la.
Mining stocks were steady with Hecla
Mining selling at and 47s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
COTTON CLOSES FIRM.
LOSING EARLY GAINS
Substantial Advances at Open.
ing of Session Wiped Out
in Later Trading


The cotton market showed a steady
tone today, and although substantial
advances were recorded at one time.
most OF the gain was lost before the
end, due to reports of rain in the south
west.
There appeared to be a general ten
aencY around the ring among traders
TO take part in the market to a mod
crate extent, only until after the next
Government crop report is published.
The excitement and activity of ,bo
early trading. was followed by a ouieter
ana more orderly market, with nrices
sagging off some 10 to 20 points from
the best under realizing
1t was felt that the continued favor-
able war news and the failure of south
western weather conditions to show a,,x
Improvement had been factors on tbs
early advance, but the bulge was gem
orally attributed more to technical ron
ditlons than to the influence of anv frosh
feature The lower opening here nroh-
ably explained part of the I,iyernool
buying. pun
After sagging off from 31.65 TO a1s5
TOT January, the market held STEADY
with little pressure in evidence
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
PRIVATE CAR RATE HIGHER
No Extra Charge on Special Railroad
Types 10 Be Allowed

Washington. Aug. %. Railroads
should not make an extra charge for
furnishing shippers with special types
of cars, such as refrigerators, livestock
and specially constructed cars. the In
terstate Commerce Commission ruled to-
day. in one Of the most important cases
ever before it. The commission also
ruled that an extra charge of 4 cent
per mile should be charged for hauling
privately owned cars Of this type.
This decision applies to all specially
railroad or privately owned
freight cars, except those carrying coal
and coke and oil.
There are 1879 privately owned
freight cars of special construction in
the country and 2,301,711 owned by rail-
roads. Under the decision the shipper
has right to demand and receive a
special-type car without extra charge.
The decision is more or less of con-
tradiction of the ruling made by the
Federal Trade Commission recently in a
similar case
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
FINANCIAL IYORLD-NEW YORK AND PHTLADE
AMERICAN GAS BREAKS AGAIN
IN THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET
That Issue Declined Three Points and Steel Common
Yields One-Electric First SIS Gain, Then De.
cline-Liberty Loan 31as Advance y

Extreme dulne ruled trading the Philadelphia Stock Exchange
United
American
dividend
transaction
The market showed weak tendency
leader lost Il,
preferred
Of
the Government
reported financial outlook by advancing 2
Railroad
in
a
hey advanced earlyin in he to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

< Hecla Mining Company. quarterly of l5c
4 share, payable September 2S to holders of
record September l.
Ajax Rubber Company, regular quarterly
of 81. so d share. payable September IA TO
stock Of record August 80.
Port Arthur lShipbuilding Company. initial
diyidepd h, S,o q ia per cent on common. pay
New York Air Brake Company regular
70 to stock of record September g.
Cities Service Company. regular monthly
OF ~ OF ! per cent on common and pref
erred and in addition the regular monthly
common OF y of 1 per cent in stock ali
PAYABLE October to stock of record Sep
Packard Motor Car Company. regular
quarterly of ~ per cent on preferred
paysole september IL to stock OF record
Wilmington Gas Company. semisnnuaI o,
per cent on preferred TO Stockholders Of
record August %. payable August 81 Books
hochester Railway and Light Company
otyioend OF y per cent on preferred nav
able September TO stock Of record
Gulf States Steel Corporation. usual ouar-
tcriy Of 2h per cent on common PAYABLE
October j to stock OF record September Ia
General Electric Company regular quar-
terly Of per cent. payable October is to
stock OF record September IA.
3. Sortn American Company. regular quar-
terry Of IN per cent. payable October to
stock OF record September 16
Lackawanna Steel Company, regular quar-
teriy Of Ia per cent on Its stock payable
septsmoer 10 to stock of record Septem-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
MONEY.LENDINE RATES

NEW YORK-Money on call, mixed
collateral. ruled all day at 6 per cent.
and on industrial at 6la per cent.
conditions in the money market are
unchanged. Rates were 6 per cent min
imum for any class of collateral and on
industrials quotations ranged up to 6Lg
per cent. Money brokers changed thsfr
quotation sheets today. making the trad
ing rate Of per cent on good mixed
collateral
Prime bank acceptarces are more.
active: The only quotable change in
rates is ineligible bills quoted at 5L and
3 per cent against 5h and Az per cent
previously. Eligible member bills. rur, !
ming from sixty to ninety days, ar.
5-16 and "a per cent. and eligible
non-member bills stand at 4ss and AZ
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper is unchanged
at 8 per cent.
PHILADELPHIA-Ca s per cent:
time, u Q6 per cent. Commercial paper,
three 70 six months, sos per cent six
months per cent.
LONDON-Money is quoted at 3 per
cent. Discount rate, short and three
month bills, 1882 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
Bank Of England Statement

London, Aug. 22.--The weekly state-
ment of the Bank of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve in
creased. f37S.000; circulation increased.
$4,000; bullion increased, E430.562:
other securities decreased. fl.237. 900 Y
public deposits decreased E39S,O0O
other deposits. decreased f1.73O, 900
notes reserve increased 100000 Cow
ernment securities decreased. El2SO, 600 =
The proportion of the banks reserve 10
liability this week is 1870 per cent
last week it was 17.45 per cent. Rate
of discount, per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Aug. 22.-The foreign ex-
change market in the early dealings
showed firm condition for French ex-
change Swiss francs were a shade
better ~
Quotations were:
Demand sterling ASA. cables 4761s,
day bills Al. ~
Franc cables 5.641s, checks 5.65Is.
Lire cables $50, checks Isl.
SWISS cables Al =, checks 4.13k.
Guilder cables 81 checks SIX
Pesetas cables 24.7O. checks 1850
Stockholm cables 1910, checks $3.50
Christiania cables 31.70. checks 81. 80.
Copenhagen cables 31.40, checks 81.
Rub.e notes nominal. at about 49,