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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-10

Larsen pod srdcem zasazeny
skacel Sc mrtev k zemi. Bezdec
ry vrah byl sem dnes k juvenil |
rimu soudu pfiveZen.
Mimo uvedenych zde pfipa-
du clevelandska policie vyse-'
ti.uje celou fadu pripadu meme
t6zkych, rovnez vcera a dnes
r;.no sc udavsich. Jsou to obvy-
|kle, nekrvave loupeze poulicni,
kradeze dtoky. Ke vSemu to-
mu pittsburzske drady zadaji
zdejsi detektivy, ably hledeli
'vypatrat bandity, vyplenivsi
predvcirem noci pOkladnu
Irittsburzske pekarske firmy
National Biscuit Co., u niz $5,-
loco bylo odneseno. Pittsburz.
ske bezpecnostnl urady predpo
kladaJl totlZ, re ma plenu tom
podileli sc clevelandsti lotri
uprchnuvsi po dotcene loupez
|zp6C do naSeho m6sta.
/ NedlouhO tOmu co cleve
llandski National Biscuit Co. "a
podobnych okolnosti 0 $4,000
kyla pfipravena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-10

Armstrong je jiz sedmym poll
cistou poslednich sesti letech
We sluzb6 zastrelenym.
2llety krajan Vaclav Valek,
1898 zap. SO ul. mel byt zatcen
|pol. Hoffem pro jakous vytrz-
most na Denison Ave. Policista
Hoff tvrdi vsak, he Valek bra
anil Sc zatceni obuskem pravi-l
ci "a nasledujici sarvatky, re
on, Hoff, dvakrat V sebcObrane
q bambitky sve vypalil. Valek
ma strelnOu ranu ma prave no.
re a druhou rovn6Z lehkou ma
|leve noze a pi.ftomne je lecen
y mestske nemocnici pa Scran-
ton Road.
Hostirsky Ant. Michalski Il
Orange Ave. biz vych. 9 ul.,
pohadal Sc Sc svym cisnlkem
Ant. Kotkowskim k Will roZbiti
|pivniho poharu. Ia vady oba
chopili Sc bambitek a pritomne
|cba jsou leceni V Charity me-
mocnici. Hostinsky ma stfelnou
Iranu V ramene a jeho Zamest-
IInanec V pravici.
/ Ant. Stucka, 14l0 vych. SO
''ui. a Jos. Zelinsky, 1919 vych.
20 ul. pohadali Sc ohledne spra
vnosti da,ni z prijmu. Pc SLOW
lnich argumentech oba chopili
Sc nozu a dnes oba lezi obva-
'!zcch st. Clair nemocnici. Stu
cka ma hlubokou bodnou ranu
Il srdce a jeho druh ma prsou.
! X straslivtmu krveproliti do
Slo vcera V noci v obydli slovih
skeho delnika J. Kekice, 1919
Ivych 80. ul., kde kekic popijel
Sc svymi bratranci Jancm a Pc
itrem. Kekicove v opilstvl Sc po
|kadali a pc obycejne slovni pu
Itce nasledoval zapas ma noze,
behem kterehozto zapasu ia
novi hlava temer cd trupu by
la odf'iznuta. Vrahem jeho je
lPetr kekic, rovnez zeleznicnl
: delnik, zalarovany pritomne v
l cele ustredni policejnl stanice.
-lVrah je zenat a otcem nekoli-
4 ,,ka ditek, zahubeny cital 80 ro-
XII a byl svobodny.
ol X jine krvave, bitce doslo
= -Idnes casne rano ma eastcleve.
a Ilandske kare biz Euclid Ave
Z ia Ivahhoe Road, kde neztdtoz.
Il neny dosud pasazer zastreler
u byl kteryms pristehovalcem a
: kondukter H. X. Larson by
e |tezce zran6n. Ku srazce doslC
Il lpo nedorozumeni mezi jmeno'
k vanym kondukterem a ctyrm
: cizinci, patrne Slovinci neb Via
: Ichy. Nedorozumeni vzniklo \
.-lyuli jizdnemu, nacez jeden ci,
Z Izinec tasil bambitku a po kor
ii idukterovi stfelil. kule vSak
J. Larsonovi urcena, zasahla a "a
o bila dotceneho pasazera, ma
J. cez strelec zamiril ma Larsoha
l. .jeste jednou a ma prsou jej po'
{ Iranil. Ctyrlistek po bitv6 Sc ro7
n prchl a je posud nezvestny.
Il Sedmnactilety Lars Larson
! zastrelen byl vcera svym Isle.
J. tym druhem A. Hiltbrunseren
: a to ma farme bliz State Road
civ Parma taunsipu. JinoSi hral
o 81 bambitkou domnele nenabi
k tou, kdyz tn zbran v pravic
|. Hiltbruhnera explodovala &
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-10

Vcerejsi policejni rapport po-
doba sc bulletinu Cd nektere bi
tevni frcnty, nebot sobotu po
zd6 v noci a vcera rano udala
sc v Clevelandu celia rada ma
silnosti q krveproliti.
Str!iznik Gordon zastrelil 33
leteho d6lnika Louis Bottqna,
2312 vych. Ia ul. "a tahanice
na Central Ave. Bottom byl "a
teen pro neporadne chovani a
kdyz jej pol. Gordon M stani-
ci vedl, zatceny hasil pry nuz,
nacez zmfneny straZnik We
hnal mu - pry v sebeobrane
- revolverovou strelu do srd-
StraZnik VIM. P. Armstrong,
2764 zap. IL. ul. postrelen byl
smrtelne kteryms banditou ma
Lakeside ave-, n6kolik krOku
cd okresni marnice. Byl zasa-
zen jednou revolverovou sire
lou ma prsou, druhou v podbri-
81 a jeho skudce dosud svobo-
G6 sc test, kdezto vyjmenova-
ny policista podlehl sml'ti V
Lakeside nemocnici dive hodi-
ny po SVEN zran6ni. Arm
strong slouzil u policie pet let,
posledne bydlil v {. 2765 zap.
12. ul., takto byl vSak vycho-
van v ceskem distriktu broad
wayskem, kde vychodil tez
South vyssi skolu. Pohreb jeho
bude konan We stredu We dive
hodiny odpoledne broadway
skeho episkopalniho kostela,
kterezto cirkve Armstrong byl
clenem cd sveho mladi. Tyz
ozenil Sc pred ctyrmi lety, ma
cez prest6hoval Sc Sc svou cho-
ii ma jihozapadni stranu; pred
tim bydIel Sc svymi rodici dlou
ha leta ma ceske Magnet Ave.
Mimo vdovy zustavil synacka
Perry, jakoz celou radu krev
Mich pfibuznych.
Jeho otec, Martin Armstrong
jest v nasich krajanskych kru
zich chvalne znamym hasic.
skym kapitanem, velitelem ma
stanici cislo trinact. MladJ
Armstrong po vstoupeni dc
meslske sluzby pusobil puvod
ne v policejni uradovne na
Champlain Ave-, ponevadi
.zdelAni oprav'novalo jej kl
pYaci lehGi nez je ku prikladl
patrolovani ,neb rozcilujici slu
zba detektivni. Pon6vadz al.
cinnost u psaciho stolku sc mi
rosleze znechutila, byl prec !
patrolni sluzb6 pridelen kite
rezto cinnosti stravil sotva ne
kolik dnu. Byl smrtelne pora
nen mistech kde 25 zari 1917
pol. VIM. Brown bandity 0 Ii
vot byl pipraven. Armstron
guv vrah nebyl vypatran ami d.
GneSniho dopoledne. Tajni po
liciste pozatykali sic deset mu
zd z vrazdy te podezrelych, lei
zadnemu Mich dotce,ny zlocil
nemohl byt dokazan a zatcen
konecn6 ma svobodu propuSt6
nj. Zjisteno jen, re tyz pacha
tel pokousel Sc o loupezne pre-
padeni N. Dilsavera, 1870 LAX
side Ave-, ma jehoz volani p,
moe yyjmenovany straznik
mfstu prepadeni prikvacil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-10
z DOMACiHO BOJISTE.
JEDEN MUz ZABIT, POL. ARMSTRONG SMRTEL-
NE RANEN, VACLAV VALEK STRELEN DVA-
KRAFT A NEKOLIK DALSfCH OSOB PO-
set RANENO A POBITO
(BULLETIN:)

45ety dslni Mchal Matzella, wa Scovill Ave-, pre-
paen by dnes rkno pod East Clark auktem trait New
burg South Shore drahy nskoka up6 stfelen revove
ru do prsou Matzella umra msstse nemocnic jeho
slidci jsou n Gtsku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-10
n1sg7 OZNAMUJTE We "SVETU'.
LINIMENT

ma miti mlsto Aazde domacnosti.
Nemne dne, re by Sc takoveho ma
zani nepotrebovalo Severity Go
thardsky Olej (Severa's Gothard
OLD jest vytetnym linimentem ma
choroby puvodu revmatick eho ne
uralgickeho a vsude tam, kde ma
zani tili liniment prosptchem po-
uzfti mono. Ceny 80 a 60 cent?.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-10

byva zavinena nsjakou poruchou
nervove Gill civni soustavy. Ukazu-
je to ma vysflenf nervOve n vyzadu-
je dobreho leku. Berte Severnv Ner
vOtDn (Severa's Nervoton). Posi-
luje slabe nervy, dodava spanku a
prospfva lecenf hysterie, nervosy
vseobecne nnavy. Cena $1.25.
Evening star., 1919-12-07
STERLING AND FRENCH
EXCHANGE RECOVER|ES
But the Market Closes With Move.
ment Against
Europe.

F'rom n. Y. Evening Post Financial Bureau.)
NEW YORK, December 6.-Sterling
and French exchange recovered early
this morning from yesterday after
Moons unprecedentedly adverse rates.
but the market closed with move
ment against Europe.
Yesterdays withdrawal of 100000,
900 gold for export to Argentina
was much discussed on the market.
The transaction is a bit surprising,
first, because our exchange on Buenos
Aires, though still about 4 y per cent
against US. has lately been moving in
our favor. having been per cent
against us only a few weeks ago.
Second, because we have already sent
$S4.o00,000 gold this year to Argen-
tina. and. finally, because the surplus
of imports over exports in our Argen-
tine trade was only s24 100000 in the
first ten months of 1919, as. aga inst
S116. 100000 last year. %s's' r.
1t is possible that the South Ameri-
can market is aking a special effort
to build up it's gold reserve. with a
view to financing trade with Europe
One matter of interest will be to
learn just how this large withdrawal
will affect the reserve and its ratio to
liabilities in the federal reserve sys-
tenn. .- .,... ...-'... 80. s..
Evening star., 1919-12-07
OLD DUTCH MARKET, INC,
FORMS REALTY COMPANY
Incorporated for $5oo,ooo Under
Laws of Delaware; Will Develop
L. Business Property.

The Old Dutch Realty Development
Company has been organized here by
the Old Dutch Market. Inc..9 for the
development of business property
The company has been Incorporated
IN Delaware, and it is stated it is the
purpose of the new corporation to ac-
quire by purchase, lease or otherwise
improved or unimproved property. de-
Veiop the same. and lease or sub
lease such properties advantageously.
These operations are to be conducted
primarily. but not exclusively. in con-
neetion with the development of the
Old Dutch Market, Inc, business To-
cations.
Through this medium. it is expect-
ed the market company will be able
to secure many desirable and prof
liable locations not now available to
IT. While it is not the intention of
the company to go into the develop
ing scheme. it is explained it will at
times develop property for. other
business interests besides the market
company. The new corporation is
capitalized at '$500,O00.
Evening star., 1919-12-07
SHARP ADVANCE IN EGG
MARKET. IN BALTIMORE
Potatoes Slightly Higher;r Other
Vegetables in Fair Demand;
--sy rrH--
Poultry Prices Firm.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
BALTIMORE, Nd, December. g.
The potato market is steady, with a
slight Advance in price. Maryland and
NirginiaA McCormicks are coming in
less freely and are also steady in
price. Receipts running moderate of
other stock and the movement is good
Market for sweets and yams is sharp
ly firmer again under a fairly good
sirable stock. For seeasonable lines
OF vegetables and fruits there is a
fair demand, with ample supplies of
native and nearby truck. such. as tur-
nirs. spinach, = ka1e, carrots. etc
Fancy grades of table APPLES. and
choice washed celery are in good de
mand, and there is no surplus Of
stock of this sort< - =, !, =, =
For desira BILE sized hen. turkeys and
young gobblers there is an improved
demand and prices are firm but the
larger sized old toms and heavy gob-
blers are being Disseminated against
now.s OF sonns chickens the receipts
have been less liberal the pastsfew
days and. the, market is firm on
chickens, Heavy old hens are meet
ing with ready sale. II Ducks are in
fair demand where tfeys run fat an d
average around three and <a"-half
pounds apiece Mlscosy ducks are
Apl,. hE6IU4 geese are nOlQ-
ing their ewI, In price Guinea fowl
have Esaled frrnef lately. A. F4s-y aS;..1
The egg market continues, to rul e
nrm and values show another sharp
advance under extremely light re-
ceipts. A good and constant -derffand
prevails. keeping the daily offerings
closely sold up, and at the moment the
market is quite bare of strictly fresh
stock.
In the live stock market fat cattle
of all description are in fair demand,
but there is an ample supply of ordi-
nary stock, with wharf receipts run
ming light.
In the game market partridges and
pheasant continue to rule firm under
a good demand and limited receipts
of this character of game. Rabbits
have continued fairly liberal. but with
colder weather late arrivals have been
in better condition and under a good
demand. The market today cleaned
up readily at the following. quota
tionS:
Partridges, choice. per dozen. 6.0Oa
700; partridges, off birds, per dozen,
300a3.50: pheasants, No. l. each. 1.50a
ITS; pheasants, off birds, each. 75a
100; rabbits, choice. nearby and west
ern. per dozen, 4.50a5.00; rabbits
southern, per dozen. 3.60a4.2e; raj abbits
fair to good, 250a3.00.
Evening star., 1919-12-07
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK, December 6.-The
market for coffee futures opened at
a decline Of 10 to 13 points under scat
tering liquidation or realizing after
yesterdays advance. The official ca
bles from Brazil seemed more unset
fling than otherwise. as the decline
a milreis prices was accompanied by
n advance in the rate of Rio ex-
change on London, but domestic trade
interests were buyers on the decline
here and prices rallied later in the
morning, with March selling up from
1906 to 1925. Apprehensions that
imports would be restricted by a
scarcity Of ocean freight room were a
factor on thei advance. The market
closed S to Z points net higher. De-
cember, 1880: January, 1900; March.
1923; May, 1888; July. 15.43; Septem-
ber. 1923.
Spot coffee-Nominal; Rio Is 15A
Santos As, 25a26. No fresh offers
were reported in the cost and freight
market. :"
The official cables reported a decline
of rs reis in the Rio market, with
Santos spots unchanged and futures
IT'S to 900 reis lower. Rio exchange
on London WIS 1s higher at 17A d.
Brazilian port receipts, $4,000 bags;
January receipts 5000 bags
Evening star., 1919-12-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
A EraIAKGn ALL Ilaaax,a Inx. Z

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md, December 6.-The
live cattle market is steady with light
receipts at the wharves OF top grade
cattle, but there is an ample supply OF
ordinary stock. Prices today at Lignt
street wharf: ~ II.
Beef cattle-First quality. per h.. la
12; medium, 9a10; bulls, as to quality,
6a9; thin steers and COWS, 5aS; oxen, as
to quality, 6a9; milk cows. choice to
fair, SO 00a5O. 90; calves. veal. choice. by
express, per 1b., 20; by boat, 20; light.
ordinary, 16a1S; heavy. smooth. fat, per
head. 2S O0a32.O0: rough. 1s.00a22 90;
small, thin, 10.00a12.00.
sheep-No. !. per ~. Sa7; ,ot oio io1sks pueks'
choice. Halls; fair to good. 12a1s: poor
thin, 10al1.
Hogs-straight, per lb.. Halls; sows.
11a12: stays and boars, 8a1O; live pigs,
Halls: shoats. 13a14.
CHICAGO. December 6.-Hogs-Re-
bulk, 13.2Oa13.5O; heavy, 13.20a13.55;
medium, 13.25a13.50; light. 1320a13. $50;
light light, l275a13.25; heavy packing
sows, smooth. 12.50a13.00; packing
sows. rough, .l2.0oai2.5O; pigs, 12.ooa
1885.
Cattle-Receipts. 1000 head. Com
pared with week ago: Strictly prime e
90 lower: butcher stock, SO to IS
lower: calves, rs higher: westerns,
SO to 81 lower; feeders, SO te rs lower.
sheep-Receipts. 10000 head. Com.
pared with a week ago: Lambs and
yearlings, mostly rs higher; sheep. 25
to IS higher. fat handyweight gaining
most.
NEW YORK, December 6.-Beeves-
Receipts. $50 head: no trading.
| Calves-Reccipts, 7So head: irregular:
| Veals, 1sO0a24 90; cufis. 12.OOa17.00; fed
calves, Ii 0Oa130O grassers, s.O0al0. 90:
yeariings, 5.5oa7.5o; western. 95oa12. 50.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 1890 head
! steady. Sheep, 5.O0a9.00;' culls, 4.00a
| $50; yearlings, 10.0oa1l.00; lambs, IA 00a
| Ia. so; culls, 10.00a12; 90;
Hogs-Receipts. $500 head: steady at
IA .O0a14 .25; pigs. 400; roughs, 1900.
Evening star., 1919-12-07
LEFT FARM TO VIRGINIA,
Emmett D. Gallon Was Long With
Department of Agriculture.

RICHMOND, Va. December s (Spe-
ciaD The will of the late Emmett
ID. Gallon of Prince Edward county
has been admitted to PROBATE Mr.
Gallon, who died in Washington
early this year. was employed in the
Department of Agriculture, and thir-
ty-five years ago was d law partner
of the Tate Senator John W. Daniel Of
Lynchburg. He left Il farm of nearly
Geo acres to the state of Virginia as a
part of the state forest reserve. The
state already has determined to allow
the use of the farm as a place for
the propagation of game birds-tur-
keys, pheasants. partridges, plover
and the like. The farm is located
ABOUT six miles from Farmyiile. =
Evening star., 1919-12-07
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, December s6.-Unusual
strength in the rye and barley mar
kets, condition ascribed to active
export demand, had a bullish effect
today on corn. The close for corn
was unsettled, "a to is net higher.
with January 1856 to 1865 and May
1884 to 1888. Oats finished Is to
u up. and provisions unchanged to
decline of q. '.-.. -.~.' +,
Before the advance due to the in
fuence of rye and barley, the corn
market was on the downsrade. Con-
tinued liberal receipts of corn. to-
gether with lower quotations on hogs
were chiefly responsible, although
some selling resulted from fuel
shorta ge4 interference with the opera
tion of grain elevators here. Gossip.
however, that big purchases of rye
were in progress on foreign account
gave different aspect to the corn
trade, especially as barley was SYM
pathizing with rye, and there was
also, much talk Of the high cost of
spring wheat -four Need of week
end adjustment Of open deals tended
further to lift corn as the session
neared the close.
Oats followed the leadership of
corn. Besides, reduction in the oats
visible supply total on Monday was
expected.
In provisions the effect of grain
strength did not fully counterbalance
back in the price of hogs.
Evening star., 1919-12-07
N. Y. BANKS SURPLUS
DECREASES $18OOO,OOO

tFrom Ny. Evening Post Financial Bureau
NEW YORK. December 6.-Notwith-
standing a reduction of $s2,0OO,OO0 in
outstanding loans and Of 100000, 900
in deposits, the surplus reserve of the
New York banks decreased SIS 200. 600.
Inls decrease was altogether the result
Of $31, 100000 reduction in. reserve
credits at the Federal Bank The state
ment was peculiar IN that government
deposits increased $4,000 0Oo possibly
IN connection with payments on the
fourth income tax ;nstallment..
Ihe weekly statement of the federal
reserve system will reflect not only
these changes, but the weeks excen-
tlonally large loss of gold for export to
South America
Evening star., 1919-12-07
BALTIMORE TOBACCO MARKET.


BALTIMORE, December s.-witb tn
bacco receipts increasing to sos hogs.
heads and sales of ZIG hogsheads, the
market was more active and prices
showed an advance over the previous
week for the. better grades Prices to-
Gay for Maryland tobacco, per loo
pounds:
Inferior and frosted, 700a12. 90; sound
eemmon; &C mn sa ~ 2o:ooa25.o 90; good. common
20. ooa3o 90; medium, 81. 1.00a35.o0; good to
fine red. 36.00a53.O0 fancy, 53'50a55. 90
seconds, common to medium, IL. Goa
90; seconds. good to fine, 3300a45. 90;
Day tobacco (fire-cured). 15OOa4O. 90;
upper country (air-cureD. 12.0Oa41. 90;
ground leaves. new, S.00a3O 90; unsound
and badly mixed packages, from / to
cents lower. - =
Stock in. warehouses today: Mary
land. 1920 hogsheads: Ohio, $40 hogs.
heads, making a total Of 23,440 hogs
heads. Ground leaves to date, 34S hogs.
| heads.
Evening star., 1919-12-07
NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK. December 6.-The
local market for raw sugar was
strong and higher with a pretty fair
business reported, both operators and
trade interest showing increased in
terest. The sales reported included
1000 bags. of Cubas. December ship
ment at II f. O. b. Cuba believed t
be for trade consumption, and 1900,
bags to operators at the same price
and shipment understood to be for
refining on toll basis. There were
sales of about $4,000 bags of Cubas
to operators for February to May
shipment at S1h f.. o. b. north side port.
Private advices from Cuba said that
there are now twenty-three centrals
in operation.
Nothing new can be said about the
refined situation, with the demand
still active and the ALLEGATIONS by the
committee far from satisfying it.
Prices were unchanged at SC for fine
granulated.
Evening star., 1919-12-07
Crenshaw Released in Virginia

RICHMOND. Va, December 6-S.
Dabney Crenshaw. son Of a wealthy
Richmond man. has been released
in habeas corpus proceedings in the
city circuit court. Young Crenshaw,,
who was a student at the University
of Virginia, was tried three times on
the charge of setting fire to the
chemical laboratory at the institution
to hide the theft of a lot of platinum.
He had recently been confined at the
state hospital for criminal insane, but
returned home yesterday.
Evening star., 1919-12-07
Honorable Burial at Arlington.

At the request of relatives the bodies
of Lieut.. Clau.e Il. Hill of Chicago and
Private John y. Angovc of Paindale,
Mich, have been given honorable
burial in the Arlington national ceme-
terry. These two men were attached
to the 339th. Infantry. and. died as a
result of hard service and exposure in
the campaigns near Archaugel. north
ern Russia Their bodies, with l02
others, were recently brought to New
York on the transport Lake Daraga.
With their exception and the excep-
1ion of two others buried in Cypress
cemetery. Brooklyn, all the bodies
were buried in private cemeteries
near their former homes.
Evening star., 1919-12-07
SOON THROUGH IN FRANCE.
Gen. Connor's Headquarters to
Leave Next Month.

Brig. Gen. w. ID. Connor- has notified
the War Department that he has COM
pleted all agreements and arrange
ments necessary to the final closing
out of the American forces in France
except those details connected with
the disposal of property, which has
been sold by. the liquidation commits
sion. He states that the headquarters
force of the American forces in France
will be ready to leave about jan
uary 5.
Evening star., 1919-12-07
French Will Call 1920 Glass.

PARIS. December 6 (Havas).-The
military class Of 1920 will be called
to the colors late in February and the
class of 1918 will be liberated the Sec
ond fortnight IN April, according to
newspaperS here. ...s...-r -,.- 8
Evening star., 1919-12-07
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, December g. The
actual condition of clearing house
banks and. trust companies for the
week shows that they hold s53,293.030
reserve in excess of legal require
ments. This is decrease of $1S,03O.-
140 from last week.
The statement follows-actual con-
dition:
Loans. discounts. etc, s5,105. 100000;
decrease. $s2.176.00O.
I Cash in own vaults, members federal
reserve banks. $1OS'sO6.oOo; increase,
$3.S24 900.
Reserve in federal reserve bank
of member banks, s572.01O,eoo: de-
crease $3l.S51,000.
! Reserve in own vaults, state banks
and trust companies $1e,016,o00; de-
crease $4,000. '-,
Reserve in depositaries, state banks
and trust companies. 11.029,0 900; de-
crease, $175.000.
Net demand deposits, s4,076.49S.00o:
decrease, $104,123,000. United States
deposits deducted. s151.017,000. "
Ti--" daoosits, s24s,576,o0o; decrease.
Circulation, sse,ss7,ooo; increase,
Aggregate reserve, s5s5, 5,055. 900. &C.,.
Excess reserve. s53,2S3,0So; decrease,
s1s.O5O.14o.
Summary of state banks and trust
companies in Greater New York, not
included in clearing house statement:
Loans. discounts, etc., $Is2,526.9Oo;
increase. $7.614,500. Gold, $s,2s1, 1,s09;
decrease. $569.So0. ,.-o
Currency and bank notes, $19, 150,-
200; increase; $696,70o."
Deposits with federal reserve bank,
New York. s7s,o35,ooo; increase.
$1.20S. 900.
Total deposits, 1854, 500; increase,
S11,949, 6O0. .
Total deposits. eliminating amounts
due from reserve depositaries and
other banks and trust companies in
| New York city and United States de-
posits. s7s7,7ss,1oo; decrease, $780,
| 500
Banks, cash in vault, s25.394,000
! Trust companies, cash in, vault, $75,-
97S.1O -~ t.-."
Evening star., 1919-12-07
/ VIII Sell

50 Capital Traction at 01.
100 Wash. Rwy. 4 Elec. com. mt q.
80 wash. Rwy. & Elec. pfrd. Mt 60.
500 Warrington Utilities at 2.
rs Wash. Gas mt 81,
10 Mergenthaler at 40,
5 LnnstOn at S.k.
8 Franklin Nat, Bank Mt 122h,
10 Commercial National Bank mt 100.
10 Continental Trust Co. at l16.
100 Exchange Bank of Wash. at 11H.
100 Wash. Base Ball Club at 10.
10 Crandall Amusement Co. ..
10 Bachelor Realty Corr. at $50.
10 Heurich's Brewing Co. mt 1O5.
10 Wash. Steel & Ordnance.
625 Miller Train Control.
1OO" Celestine Oil at Az. go
900 Tenn. Producing and Ref. =
200 McGhan ScanOldinE at IN,
Evening star., 1919-12-07

Fifteen thousand miners in the AL
MAIDEN mines. in Spain. have declared
a strike. Almaden is the center of
gion in the world
Evening star., 1919-12-07
| Will Buy

25 Washington Gas Mt 40.
75 Capital Traction at co.
20 Continental Trust at l3.
20 Franklin National Bank at 10.
100 Bank of Commerce and Saw.
100 Central Savings Bank,
1,OO0 CeIestine OIL. :.
500 Miller Train Control.
70 Gayety Theater.
Liberty Bonds bought and sold for
cash.
Exclusive commissions. Subject to
previous acceptance or Generalization.
Bonds plus accrued interest.