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Evening journal., 1921-01-06
TALKS SCHOOL
TAX COLLECTION
Method Used in Sussex
County Reported Best
in State
COSTLY SYSTEM
IN KENT COUNTY

In his report TO The State Board OF
Education, State Commissioner OF
Education A. r. Spaid has made some
important recommendations relative 10
the collection Of school taxes. His re-
port in this respect follows:
while the auditors praise the
methods used in Sussex county FOR
collecting school taxes. they complain
Of the poor tax collecting system in
Kent and New Castle counties. 70 has
always been the contention OF the
State Board OF Education that the
county officials should first deduct
from the amout OF taxes turned over
TO the treasurer Of the board OF edu-
cation rebates, refunds. charges for
collecting. errors. etc. for II this Is
not done IL complicates the bookkeep-
ing and makes the school budget show
several thousand dollars more ex-
pended for schools than is actually
spent. In other words. unless boards
continued on page two
Evening journal., 1921-01-06

Committees
NAMED TODAY
Senator Robertson Heads
Municipal Corporations;
Senator Lutz, Labor
LEGISLATORS TO SEE
HARDING INAUGURAL
Star Correspondent.

STAN Correspondent.
DOVER, Jan. 6.-President Pro TEN
Handy announced the standing com
mittees for the senate This morning.
shortly after that body convened. each
OF the eleven Republican senators
gets two chairmanships. The commit
tees are made up OF five Senator's, four
Republicans and one Democrat.
Senator Robertson, OF Wilmincton,
Is made chairman OF the committee
on municipal corporations. and Sena-
tor Lutz, also OF Wilmington, Is the
ranking member Of that committee
next TO the chairman.
This puts both Wilmington Sena-
tors on a committee 10 which will
likely be referred most OF the i'm
portant proposed legislation coming
from that city. senator Robertson
is also chairman OF the temperance,
continued on page two
Evening journal., 1921-01-06
ABANDON GAMING CHARGE.

Saying that IL would be a waste Of
time for the court 10 hear the States
evidence in the case: that IL was too
weak to convict the man, Assistant
City Solicitor Davis entered a nOlle
prOseQui today IN the case Of John j.
COrsano. charged with keeping a gam
ing table at his pOOlrOOm at Seventh
and Lincoln streets.
Evening journal., 1921-01-06
TOWNSEND LEAVES
ACCIDENT BOARD

Sylvester n. Townsend. attorney
general. resigned as a member OF the
Industrial Accident Board on Deem
Der %. to become effective December
81, 1920. HIS successor will probably
be named by Governor Townsend this
week. Among those mentioned for
the Office are Colonel George w.
Sparks, Frank L. Speakman and Percy
Warren Green, former deputy attor-
ney general.
Nolley NJ Murray and Harry Mayer.
the hoid-over members OF the board,
met This morning and transacted oni y
routine business. Ii was said at the
Offices OF the board today there were
no cases pending.
Evening journal., 1921-01-06
SI,OOO,OOOFOR
SCHOOLSURGED
County Superintendent
Shows Needs of New
Rural Buildings
p. S. DUPONT GIVES
USE OF $25O,OO0

Proposals by the New Castls
County Board Of Education TO float a
bond issue Of siWQ0o0 for school
improvements was discussed in detail
this afternoon at a luncheon meeting
attended by about 80 taxpayers OF
the school districts affected. The az.
fair was held In parlors A and B 0f
the Hotel dupont.
rodays luncheon is for The male
taxpayers OF the school districts ar
fectcd Tomorrow afternoon a similar
affair Will be given FOR the v0mex
taNpayers. Henry p scott presido<
CONTINUED on page seyenl
Evening journal., 1921-01-06
CITIZENS GIVE
s. 0, 900, 900 FOR
ROADS, SCHOOLS
GOVERNOR SHOWS

CommendS Pierre S. DUPONT and General T.
Coleman DUPONT For Public Spirited Cen
eroSibv-LedUeS School Code Question to
Legislators, With Recommendation That
They Think In Stdte-Uide Terms-Fapors
Neto Lery Court System For New Castle
County
Evening journal., 1921-01-06
ms DRIVER roo sPEEDY.

Philip DraytOn, Negro. was fined 81
and costs on a charge OF violating the
traffic rules in driving past a stop
signal at Ninth and Market streets. by
Judge Hastings, in Municipal Court,
This morning.
He was dismissed on a charge OF
operating an automobile without an
operators license upon his taking out
q license and paying the costs OF the
case.
Evening journal., 1921-01-06
HOOVER FUND At
$4,000 TODAY
Friends of Starving Children
Hope Amount Will be
Increased
SALVATION ARMY
SENDS IN $43.78

Subscriptions will he received
at The Evening Journal Omce,
Fourth and Shipley streets, for
the fund 10 keep alive $4,000
starving children OF Europe. Con
tributiOns Of 81 and up will be
received and forwarded TO the
proper authorities.
This step has been decided upon
by the committee to aid those
who wish TO contribute, but who
do not have the time TO look up.
Continued on Page TWO.
Evening journal., 1921-01-06

Bruno "gits"-sometimes he does
and gin sometimes ne doesn't. But
he's always worth looking for. and
always good for chuckle. Bruno7
Why, didn't you know? He's ap-
pearlng in The Evening Journal every
day. Yes. in the new comic, The
Old Home TOWN. Read it every day
Evening journal., 1921-01-06
zUK GETS S3IO
OF STOLEN $3.50
Money Found in House Gel
lar is Returned TO Rob
bed Man
NOW HAS FAITH
IN CITY'S BANKS

steve Zuk. 1870 Heald street, has re-
covered 1910 OF the $3.50 which was
stolen from his room at the above
address on November 2i. The chances
are that he will never recover the re-
mainder.
Zuk. going 10 his room at noon on
November q 10 add a small sum to
the amount he had been saving 10
return TO his home in Russia, found
his trunk broken open and his money
Continued on Page TWO.
Glover Dairy Safe MIX makes robust
children. Phone i5t0.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1921-01-06
CIDER ROYERs UNDOTNG.

John Boyer, Negro, pleading guilty
10 a charge OF drunkenness, was fined
$40 and costs by Judge Hastings, in
Municipal Court, this morning. Boyer
said he got intoxicated on cider that
he made last fall.
Evening journal., 1921-01-06
GOVERNOR IN MESSAGE TO LEGISLATURE
REVIEWS REMARKABLE STATE PROGRESS
PEACE EN- IRELAND
UNDER HOME RULE
ACT SEEMS LLKEZ Y

De Valera Expected to Advocate Operation
of New Government Under Terms Laid
Down By Britain - Soldiers Continue
Raiding Sim Fein Gathering Places.
Troops Burn Houses Near COrk-One
More Death
Evening journal., 1921-01-06
SIN AND TIDE.
LOST AND FOUND.


II OST-BLACK CROCHETED BAG,
IL vicinity Sixth and Market streets,
Sunday evening. Reward II returned
to 1910 dupont Bldg. jan6-3t.
(Contirued on Page Ten.)
Evening journal., 1921-01-06
TODAY'S TEMPERATURE

At The Evening Journal Onlce.
500 A. NJ. sc 1900 p. NJ. 81
1000 A. M.....37 100 p. NJ. 81
Evening journal., 1921-01-06

A cheap, healthful ROOD. Clo' sr
Dairy Safe Milk Phone i5i0-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-01-06
THE WEATHER

Pair tonight and Friday; rising
temperature Friday: fresh northwest
winds diminishing.
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-06-18
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
4. D. ROBINSON
1923 Assembly Street
COLUMBIA, S.
Phone 3763
LOANS SIOCho-'bONDS

law = IA Up-To.Dase Line OF
Ladies & Children Hats
The Seasons Best
Call and See Then. If yea want yeur
Ill Hats Made NEW
2dAS ThsA 1s NE
| Cen Do Anything In Millinery
Miss LanAie kennerly
1891 GsrvaisSt., Columbia, sc
Hours: 8 to 10 A. d. 1to2P. NJ.
s to 4 P. n. 7tSPn.
DIR. L. N. DANIELS
Physeiaa and Surgeon
Special Attention Given Diseases Of
Women
-. Office Residence
1875 Washington St. 1910 Sumter St
Phone 1929 Phone 1854
Columbia, S. c.
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Or C.. 4.
PhyYieiaa aad Surgeon
Residence PAeAe 2s21
O1Ree PheHe 1855
Ofee Nsurs: . 70 1889 A. N.
1:3e to 2. NJ, 6 to $3.50 z. d.
Diseases OF Women and Childrsa q
Speciality
OFFICE 1414 1-3 Assembly st., ever
Bsrry's Store.
Once Xelrs: 3 to 10 q. "a. IL to z:
,. n. Q 70 3 p. n.
Oh \. A.. EVERK1T
rAysieian and Surgeon
Diseases Of Women and Children
Specially
Office and residence, 1929 Pine s
two blocks from old Office.
Pheas sees Columbia, 3.
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-06-18

ONCE Phone 1887. Res. Phone 2315-W
N. J. FREDERICK
PRACTICE IN ALL COURTS OF
THE STATE.
Attorney at Law and
Notary Public
11o7} Washington ST., Columbia, S. C.
Oh. ]. i. WATTS
Surgeon Dentist
Gold Crews and Bridge WEEK. a
Specially
111S Ii WasAiHgtsn St. CeaaMAaaa
Over JshasoA, Bradley & kerxis
U~ndertakers
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-06-18
NOTICE! NOTICE!!

To the PUBIC IN GeueTd1.
The Lincoln Memorial Cemetery Co.,
q CORPORATION chartered under the laws
of the: State OF South Carolina, is ready
and offering it's beautiful cemetery lois
for sale. This corporation is owned
and controlled by some OF the best cltl-
zens Of our COMMUNICATIVE and col
ored.
All churches, lodges, societies and IN
diyiduals desiring to purchase GENE
terry lots for their members and loveo
ones, will do we'll to call on me at my
Office, I1107 IL Washington Street, Co
lumbia, S. c., where they will be shown
the plat of survey Of the Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery Company, which Is
the most beautiful place Of its kind
IN and around Columbia, S. c., CLOSE
IN AND VERY ACCESSIBLE.
A m onument is to be erected by this
cornora alton. as a fitting and lasting
tribute to the valor and courage dis
played by the Negro soldiers VINO 1eli
IN tha hattie fields of France, follow
ing the flag of OUR COUNTRY.
A grave, free OF charge, will be given
m anv soldier who has no place to be
laid to rest.
PRICES EXTREMELY REASON
ABLE TERMS TO SUIT The CoN-
vrN1ENCE OF THE PURCHASERS.
ror ,hrther information, call on OF
write,
BUTLER ". NANCE,
ATTORNEY for the Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery Co., 1907 IL Washington
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
STABLE MONEY IS NOT
FOREIGN TRADE NEED
While Exports Con Be Made
Can Go On, Says Banker.

Alvin w. Krech. president Of the
Equitable Trust Company. points out
that, although stable currency Is de-
sirable, II does not seem to be essen
tial to free commercial interchanges Of
and credits between nations
In comment, made public yesterday.
on treatise on Currency Imitation and
Public Debts" by Edwin r. A Seligman,
professor of political economy In Colurn-
bia University. the banker refers to the
ability of Mexico and Colombia to do
business with the United States, al
though the currencies OF the first two
countries had fallen to a nominal value.
Trade can bc continued he stated. so
long as countries with deprecated cur
rencics have something TO export
Under such circumstances" said Mr.
Krech. ''the currency used must OF ne
cessity be foreign currency and foreign
countries can deal with nationals OF
countries whose currency is valueless as
long as the integrity of the persons with
whom they transact business Is suffi-
ciently established and those persons are
In control Of exports sufficient to enable
them to obtain foreign currency having
an esta tablished value. This Is precisely
the method now pursued by the Austrian.
German or Polish manufacturer who ie
dependent upon the importation of
foreign raw materials for the conduct
OF HIS business"
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
COPPER AND BRASS
MEN ELECT OFFICERS
Agossix Foresees Largely In
creased Use of Metals.

After the first annual meeting OF the
Copper and Brass Research As5ocia-
tioa yesterday in the offices Of the as
sociation, % Broadway, r. L. Agassiz.
president OF the Calumet and Hecla
Mining Company, who Is president of
the Copper and Brass Research Asso-
citation, authorized the following:
I'VE face the future with confidence.
for copper and brass will play an even
more important part in the future in
dustrial development of the country.
In the new business era which is at
hand we shall see a keener competition,
more scientific buying and q greater
scrutiny of values in relation to price
than ever before We believe that
In the past will in the future be SUBJ
jected to the acid test OF past perform
ance and inherent WORTH
These directors were elected to servo
for the ensuing years:
r. l.. Agassiz, Calumet and Hecla
Mining Company: J. w. Allen. Greene
Cananea and Inspiration; II. +. Bassett,
Taunton-New Bedford; II. c. Bellinger,
Chile Explorations; Edward II Binns. G.
G. Hussey G. Co.: Stephen Birch, Ken
necott and Braden Copper companies:
T. II. Brownell. American Smelling and
Refining; J. Clarke Charming. Miami
Copper; F. S. Chase, Chase companies !;
Carl F. Dietz. Bridgeport Brass Com
pany; Walter Douglas. Phelps Dodge
Corporation; B. Goldsmith. National
Brass and Copper; Z. o. Goss. Scovill
Manufacturing; Robert Fl. Gross. East
Butte Copper Mining; Charles Hayden,
Chino Copper; U. 7. Hungerford. u. IT.
Hungerford Brass and Copper: c. v.
Jenkins. Chino Copper; c. +. Kelley.
Anaconda Copper; II. u. Paul. Calumet
and Arizona; r. M. Raymond, United
Verde Extension; r. J. Rowland, Rome
Brass and Copper: A. d. Seeiig. Michi-
gan Copper and Brass; w. Parsons
Todd. Copper Range.
The directors elected the following
officers for 1922: President, r. L. Agas-
siz; vice-presidents. c. F. Kelley. +. s.
Chase; treasurer. Stephen Birch: secre-
tary. w. s. Eckert; manager. William
A. Willis.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
CONVERSION PRIVILEGE.

In accordance with the provisions Of sad
Trust Indenture the right TO exchange 81
Notes OF Series d for Consolidated Mort
gage Thirty-Iesr Sinking Fund Six Per Cent.
Gold Bonds, Series a, OF said Corpor2tio1 .,
due August l. f94s now pledged under "a
Trust Indenture will continue up 10 Haid ~
cemption date. January 10. 1872. The holder
OF any or more OF said Notes OF Seri
n upon the surrender thereof at said off a.
OF Bankers Trust Company on or before sa
date VIII be entitled 20 receive IN EXCHANGE
therefor one or more bonds of said Series A
OF such aggregate principal amount (whfh
rhall be 81 600 or a multiple thereof thar
such bonds, taken az price 20 Yield cX
and one-half per cent per annum (cori-
puted according 20 the tables % boi
values specified IN Faid Trust Tndenturc)
wifi equal the principal amount of tho
Notes 80 surrendered for exchange. VITA
a cash adjustment OF accrued interest. and
with a payment in cash BY said Corpora-
,,on Of that part OF tho principal amount
OF the Notes for which bonds cannot 90
delivered upon any such exchange. Al
plication win be made for tho listing -
.nid bonds Series A. upon the New Yori
Stock Exchange.
pa.ed. New York. November "a. 1871.
BETTfI. .ETfFM STEEL CORPORATION.
BY w. y. HARTMANN. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
ROADS TO EXPLAIN
REPAIR LEASE PLAN
Labor Board Cites Eight to
Appear Dec. 19-Section
Men Seek Increase.

Several new and interesting angles In
the railroad labor situation developed
yesterday. the most important Of which
was the receipt OF orders from the United
States Railroad Labor Board by eight
railroad companies summoning them to
appear before the board at Chicago on
December 10 in connection with their
action in leasing railway shops. mainte-
nance OF way and stations and other re-
pair work to outside concerns.
Notices We're sent to the Erie. Pitts
burgh and Lake Erie. st. Louis-San
Francisco. Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe, Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul,
Chicago Great Western, Indiana Harbor
Belt and Colorado and Southern Railroad
companies, all OF which have contracted
to some extent for the upkeep and repair
of locomotives, freight cars, roadway or
structures by individuals or corporations
which are able to obtain labor at rates
cheaper than those prescribed for the
carriers by the railroad labor board.
Although the New York Central Rail-
road recently leased it's Buffalo shops for
operation by a contractor. that road was
not included in the initial summons.
The fact that the matter has been
turned over TO the roads legal depart
mants, however, carried a strong hint
that the carriers may tell the board
that such leases do not fall within its
Jurisdiction and that 1t has no right to
call in question the action of the roads
Virtually all railroads received letters
yesterday from local chairmen of the
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
and Railway Shop Laborers requesting
that the railroad managers confer with
them on January for the purpose OF
increasing the pay of unskilled laborers
from 40 cents an hour to 4Sh cents and
the wages OF section foremen from
$125.e0 month to S146. This would
restore the wages to the levels in effect
before the general wage reduction on
July I, 1921.
The request follows the recent lead OF
the six federated railway shop crafts
in meeting the proposal OF the carriers
for a nationwide reduction In the pay
demand for increased pay.
Data respecting living costs and the
going rates OF pay in non-transportation
companies will base their case for lower
when the operating and supervisory
officials of fifty-two railroads of the
Eastern territory meet In Grand Central
Terminal next Friday. The belief pre-
walls that the final figures arrived at
| for the proposed wage reductions in the
case OF the Eastern roads will not vary
greatly from those of the Western car
riers.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
TWO YEARS AT ATLANTA
FOR PIGGERY PROMOTER
Investors Defrauded by Mail
by Bernard Wood.

Bernard M. Wood was found guilty yes
terday of using the mails to defraud inves-
tors In the stock OF the Chester White and
Berkshire Live Stock Companies. capt
tallzed at s1,2oo.oo0. and was sentenced
TO two years in the Federal pent'entiary
at Atlanta by Judge A n. Hand in the
United States District Court. Richard
w. Wagner of Northport. L. l.. Jointly
indicted with Wood. was ccduitted.
The companies were formed to con-
duct piggeries at Northport, L. i. In
the stock selling campaign Wood made
false representations to investors. Peter
y. Olney. Assistant United States At
torney, prosecuted the case for the Gov
ernment.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
BETHLEHEM STEEL c0RP0RATlol
Secured Serial Seven Per Cent
Gold Notes, Series D.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

TO each and every holder Of the Sernr,a
Serial Seven Per Cent. Gold Notes, Serj
ID, OF bethlehem Steel Corporation, issu N
under the Trus; Indenture, dated July IL
l9ls, between bethlehem Steel Corporate /,
BethIchem Steel Company and Bapke- n
Trust Company, as Trustee.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Be.,-
lehsm Steel Corporation has elected TO exec
cise Its right 20 redeem. and will redes n
and pay, on January 10. 1922. all OF It's s.
cured Serial Seven Per Cent. Gold Notes Ds
6eries ID then outstanding: that Interest rr.
said Notes of Series ID win cease on said Re-
r-Tur'ion date. January 16, 1927; that tsia
holders OF said Notes OF Series D are r.
qu!red on said redemption date TO pre-.
sent them for redemption and payment ~
the office OF Bankers Trust Company, No. &
Wall Street. In the Borough OF Manhattan
IN the City of New York. and that on pre- g.
entation and surrender thereof with coupon
maturing on July IS. 1922. at said office pa
Rforeraid said Notes OF Series D Will ie
redeemed and paid at 1000 OF the princlpa
amount thereof and interest accrued to ss.6
redemption date.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
WHOLESALE PRICES DIP A BIT.
Drop Three-tenths Per Cent. Ate,
Five Months Advance,

The trend of wholesale prices. after
Ave successive monthly advances. de-
clined slightly In November, according
to Brddstroet's index number of average
quotations. The recession waa three
tenths OF per cent.
Dun's index. which Is calculated on
groupings Of commodities different from
those used by Brddstreet's. showed on
Monday an advance OF a half of per
cent. Brddstreet'5 index on December 1
showed n decline OF IL per cent. in a
year and the fall from the peak point Of
1920 was 45.7 per cent.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
BANK HEAD KILLS SELF
IN PHILIPPINE FRAUDS
Gen. Wood Orders Inquiry
into Island Finances.

MANILA, P. l.. Dec. 6.-Teodcrico An
geles, manager Of the Oporri branch Of
initted suicide. Angeles, with q number
of others, had been charged with at
tempting to defraud the bank.
Gov.-Gen. Wood has signed an order
appointing a committee Of three to study
and report on conditions in the Philip
pine Treasury and the Philippine Ma
tional Bank. The committee will deter
mine the conditions, resources. obliga-
tions and requirements OF the bank
and treasury in order that there may be
full cooperation between the bank and
those activities of the islands It Is de-
signed to serve. and that they both may
be fully protected.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
HAS $s,7s5, ,eee.57 SURPLUS.
REQ Motor Car Also Reports Net
Profits of s1,o22,232.31.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HrsALp.
LANSING, Dec. 5.--The annual state
ment OF the REQ Motor Car Company as
OF August 81, issued to-day. shows the
compan's ratio of current assets to
current Liabilities to be six to one. The
ccmpanys net profits for its last fiscal
year are given as s1.022. .232.3i. and
after deducting dividend cash payments
Of sse3,725 It has surplus OF s9,7s5,-
666.57.
The compsny's common stock is shown
10 heve book value of s24.10 a share.
Ths plant inventories have been reduced
nearly half, or to S6,556, ,0i4.15.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
ny. CENTRAL REPAYs US. LOAN
Received e17,5OO.0Oo I'm 1919
From Finance CorrornAicn.

Special Despa.ch TO THE NEW YonK HRatp.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 6.-Repsyment by
the New York Central Railroad Com
pany 70 a Government advance extended
january %. 1919. under the war pow
ers OF the War Finance Corporation
amounting TO t1750o000. was an
nounced to-day by the corporation.
The international General Electric
Company will repay In full December 0
advances obtained In April and May,
1920. amounting to si0.13l.i1o.
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
vAvDERLrP TO SPEAK.

Frank A. Vanderllp. formerly presi-
dent Of the National City Bank. has ar
to address the Bond Club at a
luncheon to be held at the Bankers Club
at noon to-day Mr.. vanderlip is ex-
pectsd to give the results Of his observa-
tlou OF conditions In Europe on his
recent tour Of European countries
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. Dec. e.--Prices of securities
traded In In the London Stock Exchange
to-day were firm. Quotations at the
close Of trading follow:
Bar silver, 3d,kd. an ounce.
Bar gold, lois. ID.
Money. pa per cent.
Discount rates: Short Bills ana three
months bills, ii-i6 per cent.
Two and onc-half per cent. conrois, 4eN.
British per cent. war loan. sos.
British AZ per cent. war loan, 8ih.
DE Beers, ph.
Rand Mines, ~.
PARIS. Dec. 6.-Trading In the Bourse
to-day was quieter. Quotations at the
close OF trading were as follows
The New York herald., 1921-12-07
MONEY MARKET.
TUESDAY. DEcrsrpEp a.

TUESDAY. DECEMBER Q.
renewals ........ ~ Last ............. 3
,iIEh '.'.......... Years. high....... .
TIME LOANS.
Mixed collateral. 60 to no days .B q
Mixed collateral, TO O months. ........ r
Industrials. so to 10 days ............. q
Industrials, 20 9 months ............ 3
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Best names. TO @ months .......B
Other names. to O months ............ 5L
DISCOUNT RATES. RESERVE BANK.
Commercial paper. .15 days, 4ik GO TO 90
DAYS. AZ; Liberty bonds and victory notes,
10 days, AZ 10 TO 90 days, AZ; bankers
aoceptances 10 to 90 days, Az.
sFixed November .. Previous rnts &,
fixed September 81.
OPEN MARKET RATES.
Call loans on acceptances. ....... 4tsss
Discount rates on prime bankers accept
ences eligible for purchase by Federal Re-
serve Banks.
Bid. Ask. Bid.Ask.
co days... sl AZ 100 days.. az AZ
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Cica ring House exchanger, SpoS. 200 900
balances. $40. 200; Federal Reserve credit
balances. $04 100000.
SILVER MARKET.
Official bar silver In New York, domestic,
o9Sc., unchanged; foreign, G0isc. up kc.
London. 36%d., off Nd: Mexican dollars
Ths range Of silver prices this year,
Highest. Lowest
London ..... 43'd. sept. 81 3oNd Mar <
New york;. ItSsc. Sept. 27 sc. Mar. o