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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-The brick store known
as the Mansfield store; one of the
best stands in Darien; On. the cor
ner of Broad and Walton streets,
right across from the G. C. e p.
depot. 1t has electric lights and
water and large yard and ware
house; it has been newly painted
will rent cheap to a good tenant.
For terms apply to Mr.. f. G, Cain,
Jr., Darien, Ga, or to Mrs, M. A.
Mansfield, 215 East sd street, Sa-
vannah, Ga. 1916
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sAERlFE Sales.

STATE or GHORGlA-County q
Glynna
win be sold before the door of the
courthouse Of said county. a; Bruins
wick, Georgia, between the legal
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WINTER SCHEDULE
ST. SIMONS TRANSIT COMPANY

STEAMER SEA GATE
Brunswick to ST. Smons Beach
Effective from Sept. is to May IS.
SATURDAY ONLY
Leave Brunswick ........ $50 am
Leave Brunswick ..-..... 500 pm.
Leave Ocean Pier ........ $3.50 am.
Leave Ocean Pier ........ 400 pm.
SUNDAY ONLY
Leave Brunswick ........ $50 am.
Leave Brunswick ....... 2:90 pm.
Leave Ocean Pier ........ 1880 am.
Leave Ocean Pier ........ 500 pm.
These Saturday and Sunday trips
during the Fall and Winter months
are delightful.
i. 3. WRIGHT,
Manager
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FOR RENT or nice rooms, can
be used for light housekeeping if
desired. Apply 500 Egmont. Phone
39y. tt
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Tae famous Miehelen auto tires arc
for sale in Brunswick exclusively
by Wright c Cowaa Co.
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FOR MAYOR
Oct. Sd, 1914.

10 the people of Brunswick
| beg TO announce my candidacy
Tor reelection as mayor Having de.
voted my best energies 20 the city's
interest | would appreciate your en-
dorsement through reelection to the
iefhce. Respectfully,
J. HUNTER HOPKINS.
Come see the Front Sharing plan
at Bennett Brothers. : 3
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WANT COuU.M N
WANTED

WANTED or some one
to pack few pieces of furniture. APP
ply 1921 Reynolds St. or phone
446. If
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One hundred small lemons for sec
Phoenix Grocery Co.
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Malaria or ChiHs g. Fever

Prescription No. 666 is prepared especially
for MALARIA or cHlLLS g. FEVER.
Five or elk doses will break any case, and
if taken then as tonic the Fever will not
return. 1t acts on the liver better than
Calomcl and does not grippe or sicken. 25c
Save money. Tue G. e. & P. sells
S00-inile books for $3.50 good over
any portion Of the line and good ON
all trains.
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FOR REN1l-'One-s story 7-room cot
tage; now occupied by Capt. G. j.
Anderson, corner Second avenue
and Wolf street, for further infor-
nation apply at Anderson Bros
Meat Market, Monk ST., phone s.
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The famous Micheiin auto tires are
for sale in Brunswick exclusively
Wright & Gowan Co.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.

State 60 Georgia-ccurty 81 cly-r.
George e. krsuss VS.. A. {. camrhs'
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~
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
BRUNSWICK ST. sIM0NS
DARIEN STEAMBOAT CO

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY =
STEAMER I1ESSIE
BRUNSWICK TO
st. Simons Pier, ST. Simons Mills,
Frederick and Daren.
Leave Brunswick ..... $3.50 am
Ar. st. Simons Pier ..... $40 am.
Ar. st .Simons Mills ...... $50 am.
Ar. Frederick ...... 10: 80 am
Ar. Darien .......... 1915 pm.
RETURNING
Leave Darten .......... 2:30 pr.
AZ. FREDERICK ........l. 4:30 pm.
Ar St. Simons Mills ...... Sis p. Hi.
Ar. st. Simons Pier ..... 5:45 pm.
AT. Brunswick .......... $50 pm.
Take this picturesque route and
see the first settlement in Georgia at
Frederica-the old fort and cannon
used by General Oglethorpe.
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HREE nice rooms to reEt for light
housekeeping. Apply 1915 Graz
street. Phone 276 L. Il
The sun., 1914-08-20
THE STEEL MARKET.
Foreign Demand Grows Larger
Heavier Inuuirie- nt Mills.

Foreign demand for steel Is beginning
TO assume fair proportions. Ftstern mills
u Ia said. have received rather heavy in
auir'es for hlEets for export, and other
products are being sought Baltinor.
and ohios 1000 ton steel rail order IN,
been placed with the Carnegie, Cambria
ana Tennessee Coal and Iron commands
Inc iron Age says Early relief OF the
tension in ferromanganese which really
has become the pivot OF the steel dtua
eon. IL promised from England I'm our
cable OF today. English makers may he
able 10 ship to this country next weel,
While their ores from the Caucasll, oro
cut OF, great deal OF ore from India
originally sold 20 Germany. is now be,nr
diverted to England. a number OF .teei
companies here are still uneasy about
their manganese supply. but there is less
excitement One company which ias,
week offered $3.50 Baltimore for 400 tons
without getting II bought 500 tons mi,
week at close 10 800. Small lot sa,es
have been made at 500 to $50 BaIti-
more
Sales Of domestic spiege'eisen to eke
out the ferromang7roHe supply are being
made az sac to $50 a TON AZ Eastern fur
naces The recent buying Of splegel has
amounted TO $4,000 10 30 600 tons
Apart from ferromanganese. the feat
ure OF the situation is the inquiry coming
from England for American steel All.
ready British steel companies which have
long been und1rsold NJ home by Cont.
mental works. have taken large orders
for semi-flnishcd steel from sheet and
other rolling mills these sales running up
TO 10000 ton lots. British makers of
galvanized sheets haS, also turned 10 the
United States for sheet bars which have
been quoted at f5, or S2i32. New York
Welsh sheet bars have sold at Is M
Swansea, an advance Of 90 ton and
some makers are asking t6 or So a ton
moro than IN. price Of three weeks ago
Great Britain Will be IN the market
for a large amount of 0inished material
originally placed with Continental works.
ana at the advances Of 81 ton on plates
and some other products which have re-
suited from the wn", some Of this business
will be attractive 70 American mills Sew.
eral Produces In this country have al
ready been feeling the British market
Japan has inquired for American low
phosphorus pig iron. also for billets
nickel and fcrroaloys South American
inquiries nave Increased also. hut fnan.
cling is the most urgent need in several
Of tne countries TO the south
"fhA erect ~ the unprecedented situa-
1on In cotton and the cutting OF Of ex-
ports in agricultural implement, automo-
bile and other ines is seen in the con
vervative attitude ~ number OF steel
producer TIE batting Of the outward
movement nf implements and automobiles
which IN tho fiscal wear of 1913 was over
$40 600 600 has a far reaching effect
"Pig iron buvins has almost come ,o
stop"
The sun., 1914-08-20
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.


Supreme ceur-AppsiiAGs p,vs.ion-Rs-
suprsms court-Appeli.ss rsr1n----Reoess.
Before pelany, J. fItisa,.d motions-No..
|, APPEL vs.. Harris. 2, valentipe va Valen-
Union 4 Nall, lns.. London 8. Same vs.
Globe Ere INSURANCE, Texas: a. Same VS..
Natl. Genl. Ins,. London: 0. Same vs. Po-
In. LcndoS: II, same W. Mmas.ki Fire
isy'' a, fso Lis,msn v:; niksr chei.m; Is
ys. City Of \ T.. Il Hail Hail v. " %Gpa Hail: 4.
Karpf vs cannariatoi 10. Randolph Va
sSsn SAVING. Il VI matter
Burden; 2s De Azusaray W, American va
Rsdiu% CO. =" poHohu. ". p9wnsy; as
ys. Gold; ss. Bechtold ". seip; 50. Stein VI.
Morse; IS, Erianssr w. sallivan: a.
sehTsllsr " sehw.ll.r: 50. Feldman =:
u.s. bSmSn5s
pslsasld = .H! .WS..: q i. sshTslti.:: hHlti: y y.
vs. Terminal Realty; q. o ponnsli We
o.p9nneli 40. Hunt vs.; Hunt: ts. Elseneers
Roo'sSsi, saandsrs i y' ., 'eSsriGa' sSr.m w. w.
Harris; 50; Matte, Of TavaiOcci; 81, Rem,
Ms.on.; Ss Rsmp.i We. clark; s. MATTER Matter
man; 81. oiliis We, Hyiand. 81. aos Ess, sSth
81 Re.aa.1 cS ye sAPH wa s' Hss q Fsd 3,
~ Bohleni es pinnins ys Brown; 81, First
Ns'issSI BANK q Sr1wn,l' " Hsn1s
well y. &c, e.lSw.lii S 4; Heller =. Heller. =
Before Weeks Court ouNnS nj
surrosate's oourt-ch hambers-Before Co.
tate Of Morris drosnsr: wills for probate
S"G% sSrsson Nose: Au..Ssam sSssnvGa n,.ass.s ss
s,ss ss cfaT%ss''s cesEs ss.a. r.TGs-- n
uons.
Psrt n-sesor. Smith. J. oous open.
at 10 A. M. Ex parte mtters.
K1Nos COUNTY.
supreme court-Appslls,. Tsrm.-Reess,
ond Judicial Department-Recess
supreme court-speoiai Term-Par H.
supreme court-!rrial Term.-Ad,ourn.d
until the mrs, MonssS IN October. 1910
Trisl Term adjourned until October. No.
tions returnaoe and orders signed In Part
County cour,--orimin.i c.i.ndar-Pa1 ,
Thomas Gatlino, carrying dangerous weap
ons: Miliie Pervtti. Grand larceny; Lorenco
scArbano. burglary james Mowai,srs. a..
Bault.
Part III.-Befors rsrnan. J-Riohsra
Gus mischief, Jacob Levine. burglary; Nieois
Delsanto, assault; Jake Bedsrman, abdue-
tion
surrosats's Court Calendar B,,or.
ketcham. 9. Court opens at 10 A. Nj in
Hall OF Records. second floor 80
AcoountinEs George W. irwin, Michael
| Calvin Theodore dross. Theodore c;ross
John ID. Northrop. Mary Pollock
WIN OF salvins GerlinSes.
The sun., 1914-08-20
FOREIGN EXCHANGE UP
AGAIN; BANKERS MEET
War Situation Prevents Any
Clearances for the Present.
They Assert.

Foreign exchange prices were Increased
again yesterday and bankers reported q
large demand with very little exchange
offered. The opinion was ventured that
unless some arrangement 10 made in the
next few days there will be a return OF
the extraordinary rates which existed
following the war In Europa Demand
sterling which was quoted at &se14ss
on Tuesday. advanced to 9. 90 0b.0l yoster-
day Gables were quoted at sos. A.
compared with Aes86o1 on Tuesday
Paris checks were offered at 6.ia and
cables at 5.07 The rate on marks is
about normal. but the market and price
IL merely nominal. as no ono knows when
he buys exchange on Berlin whether II
will ever be executed
meeting OF foreign exchange men
was held yesterday at the offices OF O.
Amsinck q Co in An effort to solve the
problem OF the foreign exchange market
but no definite plan was adopted At the
close OF the meeting the following state
mont was issued by A. Pavenstadt:
AT meeting OF about thirty repro
seniatlves OF International bankers the
problem OF handling the situation which
has arisen through the inability OF clients
~ this country to cover acceptances that
nave rnatured or are maturing In financial
circles Was discussed. Different views
were put forward but without leading 10
any positive results. as the present situa-
ton OF the exchange market prevents
any clearances for the present"
The sun., 1914-08-20
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Further Progress Made In hsufdat-
Ing Contracts.


Further progress in tho liquidation Of
open coffee contracts was made by the
committee OF the Coffee Exchange yester-
day September sold at cents and De-
cember at 7.20, which are slightly lower
prices than at which contracts were
closed on Monday. In spot ooffee bus
lness wac virtually at standstill. with
prices somewhat easier. Rio 7s were
quoted at sls cents ant Santos Is at
l3% cents.
The situation IN Brazil remains un-
changed so far as the exchange matter Is
concerned, and holders are still demand
ing the usual form OF London reim-
burscment, Rio quotations were ro-
sumed and No. was quoted at 4s076,
Indicating weak market On July 81.
when No. 7s were last quoted II wss
+s425. The Santos market was not
quoted. Stock there wss 1877 900 bags.
In all Ave districts ~ Sac Paulo there
wac rar accompanied by reasonable
temperatures.
Rio cable ADVICE. received by way OF
London said Rio and Santos freight rates
on coffee 20 the United States via Bra
lillian lines were 81 and 3 per cont.
p-'mare per bag. Ye~'eTtav's rates were
said TO be 40 cents erd 6 per cent
primage.
The steamship Canoens. which cleared
Santos on Monday with II n0o bags Of
coffee on board. cleared RIO Tuesday with
ooo bags more from mat rort.
TIE uGu'dRting committee u cfe
Cofree Exchange has announced that u
cannot consider any rroros'''ors TO trans
'e- open contracts into December an any
other basis than thr differences named In
me notice 20 members lssuef Tuesday
ror transfers ,o months bevors December
NE committee vii, act In accordance with
orders on hand
The sun., 1914-08-20
AUDrTs CAUSE CLAFLIN DELAY.
Reorganization waits on Reports OF
Receiv~r1 Experts.

Joseph B. Martindale, one Of tho re-
ceivers of the II. u. Clahln Company. said
yesterday he did not think that the audits
OF all of the retail dry goods stores owned
by the Claim company or John Claim
would be ready for two weeks Those
audits are necessary before the plan OF
reorganization can be accepted definitely.
Mr.. Martindale said that In several In
stances receivers In other cities wanted
to have their own auditors 30 over the
books but that the receivers hero wanted
the auditing done by the experts who have
gone over the books OF the II. Claflin
Company. He said that such receivers
have refused experts OF the receivers here
accees to the books
They would go to court to koep IN
out" he said. but in every instance the
court sustained US but It has taken time.
Our own men we're necessary. as we
wanted accurate figures. We did not
want to fool ourselves With figures we
could not depend on. nor DO We want to
fool the creditors When we are able to sup
ply figures in conjunction with the re-
organization plans there probably will he
lots OF additional figuring done by those
who love to jusgle numbers. but we will
have the satisfaction OF knowing that our
audits are accurate and trustworthy"
The sun., 1914-08-20
a., a q. Dividend.

There is a possibility that the Chcsa-
peske and Ohio directors AZ their meeting
to-day will az least defer" the payment
OF the regular dividend. even II they do
not decide to reduce the distribution II
the dividend is deferred until three
months hence the question OF its payment
al the regular rate will depend on the
progress OF business IN tho meantime
SO FAR Il Is said mat earnings have kept
up satisfactorily. but the roads margin
over charges and tho special requirements
incidont 20 the recent note issue are very
small and II may he decided that with
tho outlook 40 unsettled resources should
be conserved. An anticipated big export
movement OF coal would help the COM
pany materially. along with Its share Of
the grain movement But the prospects
for general business are nevertheless COM
plicated hy the inevitable worldwide con-
sequences OF the great conflict In Europe.
and many people believe that II would be
me part Of wisdom 10 make a reduction
to per cent. basis.
The sun., 1914-08-20
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

10 z iso,h street petition in bankruptcy
stated that most 81 the machinery valued
St.t;,a. Shs"sl %Sos.'ssss for $500 and that a
%cTSins ''y 5,dsa Ye.d.r i.sSsi Ss fFa%y iniGns
all other persons from removing any Of
ne good. lisbiii,,e. $500; assets
Ss 'GPa"y s With TA' eapsP .toca
MENpELsouN KApLAN.-Petition in
compose the nrm H' ot Mend.lsoSn Si1S Kapian' HD
Simsn sbisis. $500 1880 a.ss. Esi 1900 Broadway
EMPIRE FURNITURE co Petition in bank
the Empire Furniture Company 50 West
Twenty see9n street The company MAS
oSk The SsS & %s aP'St al
Ju,y l., l'ls shonwed assets OF Si76oo and
LOUIS RozorSIly, clothi.r. Liberty ". T.
Med petition in bankruptcy; liabilities
s?a 9o' @sssts, ncSs, ,2a.76S, eohsistinE Of
notes. SSV' ,i5o NJ Roset1kS n 'I. also ana tni
,.c.r,,,t ,.,,.,.d IN stores At IHHss,os Manor ana
Louis WEISS, POushke.p.is petition in
$1,000. assets 81 800 ''''''''''
Receiver Appointed.
I
appointed William Henkel, Jr, receiver
for Morris Marinsky, 1obber In dry goods
7s Orchard street; bond 1900. LIabiil :
ties, $1,000; assets, $500
Schedules In bankruptcy.
CHARLES ROSTER, architectural wood =
work. IS West Thirty second street; sched
ules in bankruptcy show liabilities OF
,s.21s and assets of sli.6bs, consisting OF
twentv-one notes OF the Commercial Cafe
Company. 81 926; accounts, s6,2ss; ma
chinery, A. Msspeth, L L.. r..oo. mo
and cash, ~
MAX MANDEbBAUM. oiothisr. ls6 Slant on
street schedules In bankruptcy show liza
hilities OF sl32 6Ps OF which tli4sis are
secured, ana assets OF S2l62, con insisting OF
stock sold for i2,i6o, and cash In bank.
tl2. He also has real estate at e7 Clin.
ton street. le5. 1871 and iis Stanton street.
valued at sl5S. 900, mortRaged for Sll4, 1000
Assignments.
MANIFOLD RIBBON And CARBON CON-
PANN-Peter Siebel. doing business as the
Manifold Ribbon and Carbon Company, %
Be"kman street, assignment to Morris
HwerlinE Mr. siebel began business In
AprN 1911
ANTONIO LIQUoRI grocer 100 Thompson
street Assignment 10 Anthony Ruggioro
Mr. Liquori began business three years
The sun., 1914-08-20
THE GRAIN MARKET.
SIN More Advances in wheat
Corn Irregular.

Buoy"d ny the persistent strength Of
tho Minneapolis market, wheat levels we're
again substantially lifted yesterday The
4 pr- cent bulge A. the Northwest supple
menting the rise OF six cents on Tuesday
strengthened the impression thR, some
very significant -four sales we're being
consummated for home and foreign ac-
count Yet speculative orders were
doubtless factor There were fuctua-
lions OF one-hat 20 quarters Of a
cent bushel between sales. which
changes are abnormal.
Other markets also advanced. though
% Lesser extent The rapid mounting
OF quotations not only inter:cre1 with
outside demand hut also inspired more
o. lesss proHt taking Reactions were not
severe however Larger country offer
.ugs are needed errectually 20 check the
upward trend Of wheat va'uee Some au-
thorit'cs state that monetary conditions
and more attractive prices will conduce
70 bring about selling by farmers not only
IN this country hut also In Canada In
cider tally ..rcshng returns from the Ca
madam Northwest are iess d!acou-Ag ng,
and Il Is doubted that the crop In that
country Ia 100000 bushels short OF last
year
Exporters said that very l't,le fresh
hus mess was transacted yesterday. A fair
quantity OF distressed wheat has been
absorbed II was intima'cd that reports
'hat immense lots Of nour had been sold
abroad were cyag rcrations These same
'r'"vests. however. are looking forward
80 IN into ninaulp buying movement from
Europe Meanwhile wheat and four bust
ness with England and France ls possi-
hle. due 20 established credits and min
linzod risks The ac;u'al wheat clear
!uEs Yesterday amounted 20 1900 900
bushels. mainly from the Cult Freight
room 10 Liverpool was 10 rather larger
Hrsn-
The sun., 1914-08-20
BETTER Corn weather.

The agricultural conditions In the past
month or so have been distinctly un-
favorable to the corn crop. which In the
last Government; report showed a sharp
setback. The weekly report Of the P7-,ce
Current records improvement as follows
Some good rains fell IN the dry area the
past week In sections where the corn
needed moisture on the whole there
has been some Improvement IN the pros
poets since the making up OF tho Govern
ment report. AZ least tho outlook IA no.
50 unf1vorable as ut this time last year.
and a crop even as high Ms 2.5Jo. ooo. 0oo
bushels is possible under favorlng weather
cunlItIons from now on"
The sun., 1914-08-20
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Taking over Europe's Business.

Direct benefit to American business
from the European war has been largely
a matter OF speculation up TO now. But
that there are few instances of bene-
nt lie undoubted. a firm that manufsc-
lures a great variety OF articles In tho
food line recently made arrangements
with frms In tho same business IN
England to take over contracts for future
delivery In South Africa and Australia
The English Arms, realizing that they
would be prevented from nllng con-
tracts with their colonial customers
as n result OF the war turned them over
bodily to American companies on advan-
taseous terms. The American firms arc
now working night and day trying TO
keep up with their increased business.
The sun., 1914-08-20
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

The following Issues will be payable on
gsSsfnss''TR gTsSsfTnEsss TRUST COMPANY OF SEw YORK.
No 20 Wall Street on or after september
lst- 1915:
Interest due septcmbos lst, 1914. on At
iantic Coaet line Railroad Company First
Consolidated AZ Bonds.
Interest due September let. 1914, on At
lantic Coast Line Railroad Company -
Trust Equipment Bonds Of 1907
Princip~l Of Atlantic Coast Line Rail
Company Az Trust Equipment Bonds. Noe.
3i5l TO 1878. inclusive, due september LIST.
1914.
closed August 2let, 1914. and reopened Sep
teuOer lst. 1914
The sun., 1914-08-20
THE COPPER MARKET.
Small DE emand for eported
Prices Vary.

A small demand for copper exi5tsd yes-
terday. Prices were by no means a; one
level for they were reported a; ieA oenu
cash up to I'm cents 30 days soDs
lake copper sold At I9% cents
Tho export demand was negligible ano
sales where effected were through mo
foreign agents OF American producers
Some OF tho lake mines will order
curtallment Of production extenGlrg %
30 per cent and will also order reduction
In wages AZ result OF the unsettled COP
per market
Sheet copper prices have ooen reduced
y cent q pound TO an IS cent base. while
rolls have dropped u cent 70 l6 cents
The sun., 1914-08-20
DOVER, sOMERswORrH RocUrsrr,
STKEET KAILMAN COMPANY -"

The American Trust Company O'prfnsriy
American Loan and Trust COmpanyI Bot
ton. Mass, Trustee under an Inden'ur. wi's
the Dover, Sometsworth and Koche.,E
street Railway Company, dated JULY 4
1901, hereby gives notice that u no H. ,h.
sum OF Eight thousand two hundred rln.tv
one ~ 100 t,2slsD for the purchass :,
flrst Mortgage p Bonds OF the SAID stree,
by said lndenture OF Trust. ana that .sa.i
proposals Offering said bonds to the arne4,,
PROPOSALS. TO SELL DOVER sOMEEs
WORTH AND ROCHESTER STREET Rail.
WAY COMPANY Sc BONDS" d" VII b. y.
ceived until noon, August 81 1910 ~.
right being reserved by said Trur.. "a
reject any or AL Proposal.
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY, Trur..
By G. II BOWEN. secretAry
Boston. August is. 1914
The sun., 1914-08-20
FEWER CALLS FOR RELIEF CASH.
Currency Association VIII Discon-
time Daily MeetinEs.

II was announced yesterday that the
requests for additional emergency cur
rcncy from the New York banks have be-
come so small recently that in the future
the National Currency Association will
consider applications only twice week
instead OF daily as has been the Gus
tom.
The total emergency currency applied
for yesterday was only 100000. which
brought the total applied for to date up
to ss9,sSS.sl0. The ;otal number of banks
applying is twenty-nine, only one bank
seeking additional currency yesterday.
The total emergency currency received
here so far is S9s.442.66O. while the total
amount delivered to the banks is s77.97s.-
090 The amount delivered yesterday was
soeo3ooo
The sun., 1914-08-20
THE SUGAR MARKET.
New supply of Raw Dives Trading
Easier Tone.

Raw sugar developed an easier tone
yesterday. refiners obtaining about 20, 900
bags toward the close OF the market
ut 627 cents. or 20 points below the
previously ruling spot quotation. Before
these transactions were closed from
20. 900 10 $4,000 bags were taken at 633
cents American and Howell refners are
believed TO have obtained the bulk OF the
offerings.
These purchases, Il IL thought. will put
refners in a very easy position as regards
raw sugar for sone time to como
Despite tho decline in rRws hne gran
ulated was nrmly maintained At the
~ cent level
The sun., 1914-08-20
COTTONSEED OIL.
Large Reaners Contfnue to Take
OFFERINGS.

The great strength in lard impaired a
firm undertone to cotton oil Leading
refners are Btul taking offerings OF the
near months against sales OF the actual
made 20 consumers
Crude oil Ia sparingly offered. The
hedge pressure yesterday was compare
lively small, Still, advances were con-
fined to a few points In reflection OF the
trivial speculative inquiry. II appears
as though cotton oil Is going to be In
larger supply this coming season and also
In greater demand Spot closed at G. so
Q6.6o: September. 6531665; October,
6.4416.46: December, 6s6 G88s. and
January az s404s4i.