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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-24
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

THH99H,iA,;S, JANIS HANILEY. r., IACoE Join
II dih - ~ ~, go E9EEhT EISl3P
JOIN ROSS N1NpENIlALL GEOEGE I'D
MAlp STlATENEYER 10 IN Inf. ADLAI
KTCulNGS MNAR join BENJAMIN
u, &h9iAP 10 +tn Tx Jesse hE u,
.Sth Inf JOSEPH MONEY MJRPHY. MIL
IIHliEiHE ,MENAN EBEKTS. to q In. LEROY
nAhNEY. IARL NAIVE PRICE. 70 lih mi
JOIN HAMILTON CHEW WILLIAMS. MAR
SHALL HENRY GJESENBERRY. 10 l2th Inf
KEIlnER and CnAELES crRrISs HERRIcK.
Z" aoth Inf FENJAMIN WILLIS MILLS 70
gh Inf; THOMAS fENTON TAYLOR. to 18Th
Lign.s.. BRAGD9N: CRoXKIrE. BETHEL;
YOUNG. Corps 4 Eng. assigned 10 lst Bat 81
Fms and on expiration Of graduating leave will
J'iH con r s,i1g1 90 J1gh s,,lSnri
MILLER. GESIER aud CoNKLIN. Cous Of
EHg.. assigned Go "a Bat OF Elg and on eI-
pira'ion Of graduating leave viii join companies
q EaE. to San Francisco and ali Oct. for
Lieut. ARTHUR. Corps Of Eng. assigned 81 Bat.
of tng. sni ON expiration ~ graduating leave
Lieuts = T. MILLER. wEART. TOMPKINS.
uonGSON. LAREIN. KELToN sud ATKINS.
CORPS of Eng. ou expiration ~ graduating leave
TO Eng. School. Washington Barracks. for course
Lieut.. AJRAND. SMALL. SAVIOR. WARREN.
SMILES MENEELY TErER MACrAGGART.
GIBSON. HYDE HESS. BRADY. tukBlN.
HARMON. COZ GILLIAN. CHAPIN. CHEERING
TuN aud FlNLEl Coast Ar. report on eIplrs-
uDl NJ graduating leave - commanding oncer
roast Irfrurr- tic-aprake Hay for - igumcnt.
Lltufs O.HEiEN TENNEY EMERY, WALLlNG-
TON al4 Hoe EE. Coast An. report On et-
rtau1u graduating leave Co commanding oficer
Licus HAW. SUMMERS. JONES and WOGAN.
Coast Art. report on expiration graduating ieA7e
20 D.mmauding orie,r coas; dcfences. Long Island
Sound. for a,, IRumcnt.
Cav until arrival Of TN cav Al rs station in
0 :. Those assigned t1 24.h M. report 70
commanding Gen. "a Div for duty with tnf Ied
mont, utfl arrival u -ith Inf. az station d. 4 ;.
Capt FRED J.. MUNSON l5th Inf. detailed Q
Flr-t Lieut.. WALTER o. BOSWELL. 2lst Inf. de
tailed Prof Nil Sci, Univ Geofga. A,hrns, 70
i,99S5c, , sn,ci Ssgt vice Capt. WILLIAM H.
Sc Lieut. GEORGE X sHtLER Marine Cons.
designated as signal o1cer for national matches.
Les,c, Of absence Lieut. Col PAUL F. sTRAUB.
Med Corps and CAT CHARLES DE =,
in {. $: See Lieut. JOHN p EDGERLY. "a
Inf. two months. from sept. s.
NAVY.
Lieut. Com u y JENsON detached duty con
ucrtion torpedo station. kcyport. Wash. 20 ms
Of ord. 90 charge PAcnc Coast torpedo sia-
Lieut., ALERT NORRIS. detached Saratoga: to
chief Mach H. E. FISH detached North Dakota;
Chief Mach j. W JOHNSON. detached Florida:
fl uaW Yard Norfolk
Mach FRANK SMITH detained kearsarse: to
chief Pa, Clerk W T. WILLIAMS. detached Naval
4 .aIemy. % Tennessee.
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PROVISIONS.

Owing n Hight receipts and the strength Of the
No. market urorsions we're relatively firm. Jed ~
n,Tk iu which there was fair commission house
demand There fair demand Tor ash prod
~ ,td u a., understood that the big packers
are now owners ~ most Of the product Receipts
~ chicago we're % 900 hogs. and $4,000 were q
,..t.I an Tucsday Kansas CITY received 5000.
"a omaha 900 hogs PORK- steady. mess.
Sl6.5oa9I7, family S2oe123. shor, clear. 'ls5o9
tSS3n. nErket SlSaflS 90. extra India mess. SO
u 0 DRESSED HOGs-Fim. bacons lisc $50
H. Ut.c. 100 lbs. lAc. 40 lbs. llsc: PIGS.
DO ct'T MFATs-Pick.ed bellies quiet. 10 ne
iIac. l.. lbs. lzisc. Il us. ll.c picked hams.
steally. quoted lai. 4l3asc TAILOW-Quiet
'sf.sdy Middle West. sljgs 25c. city ard. hrm
ol.otsd. Nc. refined ard steady. continent. 7l0c.
S,th America agOc. Brazil Kegs. 10 soc cum
r.iini steady. quoted a. 7G1bc. sTEARINE-
sgSadv. OLE. To-. city lard siearine. sac
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10 fancy. S95stsIo coRNMEAf,-steeAy; KIN
dried s.. %. BAG MEAI,-ouiet. fine white and
yellow. 81 80; coarse. 81 50. FEED-wesiern easy
s2T s0 -four middings do. t22 80; rel dog houi,
40 10 sacks; sSs; ciiy easy bran. bulk "a 9y
middngs 10. s35 80: red dog -four. $40 ID sacks
s57; oil meal $3.50 $3.50
COFFEE.
Their may have been some scattering liquidation
as result Of nervousness over iniernatlona pon-
trading but tho bulk Of the business was In the
way of switching from September to lSier months.
and early break partly recovered. Win me
close steady at a net decline Of . 10 points.
Sales for the day. including the exchanges. amount
81 to 20 $50 bags The market opened a. ae9 ns
and renewal Of September liquidation which
was attributed 10 the nearer approach ~ notice
day rather than 20 any fresh view 81 the sitna-
ton. Active months sold OF another few points
during the morning. with September touching
last Saturdays closing figures but offerings seemed
n BE- pretty we'll taken at this level. and tnere
scattered covering or renewed support from some
" the recent buyers. At the beginning Of nus
month September contracts we're selling shade
December. while AZ the close last night they
showed a discount u Is points. but this diner
eucr seemed hardly wide enough to indicate any
disposition TO seek a contract outlet. Meanwhlle
the unsettled International situation tends 70 silll
IS holding on for the yaiorizaiion plan or some
idea a. % coming crop prospects Yesterday a.
ncla cables reported favorable weather III Sao
FaIlo. with temperature ranging from 80 70 -.
aud cost and freight offers again showed sag
rng tendency. with quotations ranging rom about
S.i0c TO S.T0c for Santos Is The local SPOT mar
lat rather unsettled az 65sc to 7c for RIO 1s
and =, 10 8 We for Santos Is The total warctoiise
deliveries in the United states during TIE lat
week were 1925 bags. against IN las week
Neg YOrS had 81 .lS4 bags. Clearsnees and ship
mcuts al Brazilian ports during the week were as
follows. Rio clearance ll5 900 bags. including
50 900 to the United states. g. 900 20 Europe and
Nolti Africa and | 900 TO Cape. River Plate AID
Wes, Coast Of South America. Santos cleafances.
g07 600 bags including l6t 900 10 the United states
Al 600 20 Europe and North Africa and 1000 10
Cape. River Plate and West Coast ~ south Amer
lea Bahia weekly receipts. 1000 bags; stock.
Is 900 clearanccs TO Europe $500, and ese"lere.
100 bags Receipts at Rio and Santos i0l 900
bass against 81 900 the previous week. $1,000 last
W N and EOS 600 two year ago
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coTToNSEED OIL.

The early trend Of the market was lower on ac-
count OF selling credited TO rehners hut the loss
was eventually recovered and fl the late afternoon
ths market had quite firm uuderiOne owing % rc-
ports Of light crude offerings and rumors ot export
interest Tie close points net lower 70 .
higher with sales Of 1890 barrels Peace tax
the late rally I'm cotton and the steadness OF lard
also exerted an influence IN the last hour Range
Of prices e
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Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spf
cotton On moderate demand. sales. 1000 haleSs
speculation and export. 800; American. 5000 iu.s
ports, 900. none American. Audiing up. ant
539d. Fu.urcs opened quiet - % points i0sef.
closed quiet. az A net decline ~ AZ f0 5 roiut3t
October November 5.34isd; January February,
54Tied. March April. 55iiad NAY June. s04l.
JUS August. SD. Manche,ref-i auis 4litt ~.
steady. cloths duh =
Receipts al the ports and interior points. wra
clmuarlsuns. follow 1
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CHICAGO PRICES.


TIE -four market vas cons lerahly unsettled ~
fhe further break 10 wheat. and loHer prices had
b., h. namef in most cases 90 move goods. Tie
following price, iu wool quoted 900 the NeH
York Prolu-e Exchange Spring patents 5000
8. as St5 20. winter sfraghfs. s p s. %. extra
10 I winters. $3.50 81 90 extra - : winters.
81 55afi10. kansas Nraights. s. j. = - 70. Al!
new. fanry sprns patents. OH. s. .5o4tl IS. Rye
FLOUR-Quiet. fAiE 10 sOod tjs0s i5.99. choke
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EGGS.

Receipts. llt6i cases. Fresh gathered extras.
per dozen. 2tH-lc. extra hrsts. "a -1isS. hfsls'
liza i9lc- diries 80 /. lSi4@lec: No and
'poorcr. ia lSc. checks. good 10 choice dD I6'z "a
10 ris and inf, rior l0d l6c. Refrigerator. hr,s.
a4G2ic: seconds. 2l9 22i4c: thirds or poorer loH
zoe: state. Penn and nearby. henneiy whites IT,
ysd whites a. 10 Size and quality .5g 33c. West
er1 gathered whites 23a 29c. state Penn and near.
by 6ennery broa.s. 27G30c: gathered brown and
Ia
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MONDAY. AUGUST %. 1915.

Exchange Monday amounted to
s2lOo week and Stock Ex
s5ooiSsooo against
~ ls6sOp in
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
New York. August %. 1918.
BUHEE.

Receipts. 39j pkgs. Creamery. extras (92 score).
26c higher scorng. 26i9a 27c; hrsts. = "a = ~
finest. 55isc. good 10 prime 23l2G BE common 10
fsl. 2Oa 53c. renovated. extras 25a -3l2c nr'is.
ery fists 22a 22lat ladies. current make h.-is.
2Oa elc seconds. 100 l9isc. lower grade, ga
lsi4c. packing stock. June make. me; l'Aq -uc .
rrales. l61 lSc.
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EXPORTS.

Z Wheat bush .... 2SS sos Beef tres ........ -
Barley bush ... T. $40 Bacon. 10 .....l, 297 800
/ Iurkwhcat. bush. ISIS Hams ID ......... $500
Flour ks ...... - O96 Lard. 10 .......l 49,. $50
Oatmeal. pkgs OIL. go Siesrine. ID .42S 500
Grass seed bags. 800 Grease 10 ........ 224. 500
Hops bales ..... 57Nl Butter 10 ....... 80 500
Oncake 10 . 4O37 100 Cottors seed oil. 10 937 $50
Pork. bbls ...... l3j Lub'g oil. gals 800 $50
| Heef. hhls ...... aOU-
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ptTTsBURGH STOCKS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Onen. High- Nv 10
40 Cons Coal ....-.. % 4. a. a.
so Tairnout Gas III. ~, - as ~
IL Merch- Ncchan Bank - Ga IA. Sgf5
70 Nur Central .... 80 80 az C5i.
10 Penn Water = %, ai IS
United RVS Elec %
BONDS.
s. 600 Cons Gas IS. .lol looa7. on. gi7.
y 600 Davidson Chem os Us 49, l0os lni.
600 Ga a Ala is.. ..io9H al iOl i0l
o00 "a Car 4 Nor - 10y ioodd iS6 i06
o0o Ga SOU a ia 5slQo, lseootL .6L A6I
60o 4 KS, 4 81 lst Is 500 cgH - IN
boa RS Inc A. 'i %
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MOVE AfENTS

Aur OIL vesfai Lebanon. Paiapsco Ontario.
Pstuy-nt and Sonoma. az Norflk. Barney; AZ
-th 49, wharf. Washington. BainrriIse. A. Jolo.
D. l. For. az Aberdeen. wash. orion. AZ
Iamr'on Roads. Ycrht1Wu A. Saliua Cruz. ChAt-
taunica A. Manzanilo. Nero. al Guaymas
Aur -1-MarDonough and d.. a. NcNlNr. IA %
.egh A. san Diego. Saturn. az blcmeti.n b1l-
rfu 80 Nes London. Jason. a. CAPE Hayden .
Ericsson az TompkinsNlie. Telncssee. a. h4mD-
fHu Roads
Aus 25-G4l1cstou. a. ChingsangtAo.
SAILED.
Aus 90 Nero Is Pa Tor Guaynas
Aus 2i-Tnron. Washington Toy Ng5'os h'''i -
fr,efs Norf0Ik Tor Neatern y 4. Jason. I,fi-
- Prince fnr Cape iiaytieu. Euc's' ma "a
delphia for Norfolk. Marlborough anu - = -.
Nrn fog Newport Gloucester, NcN 1T" Pr"
practice cruise. Chattanooga. MAn4Ahl"' '''
Acapulco --..,.. E,,.
aaha Newport Tor Hampton Roads VlafA' J.
O. anf e. 4 NrN York yari tur NeNloIt' Na'44'
vile. Cape Hayden for Port de ran
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. August 20. 1915.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
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POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

POTATOES. L l. Dbl. 81 2j9Sl.5O. Jersey round.
bag siatll0. long e0rF$l DBL iocHtl. south.
ern 10 l. bbl STcGsl.l2. common. Boa 1r; red
vans Dbl Sl50Gte: white vans. $l.'jdS. y
southern sweets. S.at2 -. Jersey. bsk s.. $50
g. 5O. ONIONS Shelter Island. yellow nhl SIC
b,k SIaSl 90. usual white. SEQ 81. yel.oN. 500
DOE. red 50a Soc Nh anil Va bsk 2l9 De-. g.
Sl1tI q. Orange 60. red. haG $4,000. yellow.
-01 go. Conn VALLEY. yellow. bag 6utfuc BEANS.
sf.f- war bush bsk. i0casl. green. j1c4Sl. bag.
5OraSl. Jersey. wal bsk. 50c9fl. green. SOC 81
L l. green. bag j0caN. wax. iOcaN. BIZ ~
nearby 100 punches. Ijcftl TOPS ~ nbl Nl@
s. ~ CARROTS. nearby. new. bbl Sla{i 30: 100
lunches. 1IcaSl. CORN Jersey. per 100. 5oc .
81 I'll CAULIFLOWERS Western Y. crate ~ |
to1 SlaSI Is. state. Dbl s. .jOaH l. l. So s..
,illIs. 50rnSl. CCCCMBEKS. upryer bsk. iJcH
& 2f. staten Island 7Jcnfl 90. jersey, bush BOZ.
s0cakl: bsk j0c@tl: cucumber pickles. b1l {le
standard crate. sldSl50 CABBAGES. nearby. yer
100 5OcaSI so. Dbl. goa ll~. red. 'jcN&l EGG
iLANTs Jersey. bbl. 15ca$I. hsk. SOFA toc. y
M crate i0H50c. Va. SCOT crate. j0a tlrt Dbl.
Zoo soc. LETTUCE. state. d0z crate. 4afHf-.
do5 crate 81 jOGS3. hsk. 15ca Sl.i5. nearby. bsk.
,Orntl. LIMA BEANS. hsk. goa SOC. bag ~ Soc.
Mushrooms. bsk SlgS2 So. OkRA jersey. car.
rier SaS2. hsk 81 50dse SO: PEAS Western y
Y b.k J0cGtllj. bag. joc9Slj0. PEPPbkS.
builno,e. long green Dol a50c red i0a60c.
r6eese green 4Odj0c: red. sl.25a$ 90. italian
green i0a jOr. RADlSHES. 100 punches. 15ca 81
VONAINE bsk " crate. 50cGtl 50. SQUASH.
Iiuhbari Dbl 75cG{l; marrow. 50aIic. white.
-J0r-Jr. cro0ksdneck 50aT5c. II RNiPS white.
Mi s5catl. rutahaga btl Or has fDaGOc. To-
80 Jersey pink bush box. 50a Soc. stone. - &c
i9r. common ljd2Jc. 30 Jersey. Acme. small boa.
l-arTCc. stone 200 i0c. Grant. l0G -1cs WATER
CKESs. 100 punches. Il9$l50
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FRESH FRUITS.

APPLES Alexander. Dol. Slj0as3; Transparent.
SEATS: Wealthy. 81 50a$3.25 Bough, s. 2!H s.:
Maiden Blush 81 50df2 -. Culyru. 81 -39 81 20,
Codllng. 81 25dSl75. Duchess 81 SOC - ~ era
venstein 81 50dt}. Northwestern GfeenlnE S-'O"
s3. Greening 81 j0a$2. Baldwin. 81 2jG$2. sun
fner Pippin. Sl25a$2. Orange Pippm Sl-'@ -.
common. 75cdfl Is. as 70 kinds per bashcl' tVg "a
81 PEARS bartlett. bb $2aS. basket Ilcr
81 Is: Clapp's FaV0iite bbl. S5GN; basket. I3c@
H 81: Rel Dbl. sass. southern Il Corte. Dbl
Slasi Is. PEACHES. uprver. carrier. a3H zoe
haskell lO@8Tc: Jersey. Penn and conn. carrier.
3OcCr ST %; basket. i5al0c. De- and NJ. carrie,
g0ca Il 81 basket. lj@4oc: Western Md ahd w
kep 3Oa6Oc: y bushe basket. 20 iOc Va ani
\ C. carrier 50casl 80. basket. j. zoe. No. Ak.
c,c carrier 15cdSl. bushcl basket. ,jH 'Nr
PLI-NlS state A-ib basket. 100 ljc; l6.lh basket
2Od soc carrier. 3jF5jc, jersey. Del and Ma = I'D
bssket tOa he: ach basket. 2jH SOC, quart. go
AZ: southern peIch basket. 500 l'c; Lkl NEN'
southern per peach basket. $50 80; flIS, D.
ousrt Ia lie. GIAIFS upriVer. Champion. case.
5oa dc Del and Md champion. 800 zoe Moore ;
Early sOa60c: black Alb basket. so Sc; 4 ana
~ csrrier T5casi -: CT REANTS. cherry. quar-.
a. Il. small red. Ld4c; black. S-ih basket, 90. 2
"a. gTACKGERRIES. quart. jHt.t kASfBEh.
ms pint. 5a5c- HCCKLEBERKlES. Penn and
HlrIONS Cal. standard crate. 81 -Id'i poy
crate. sl25at2. IA crate. I5ca 81 90 jersey.
stsndard crate, 50ca$l 31-quar crate. 5oc@ u
bor sja7jc. Ford Hook. jOcG>l. Del and Ai.
fancy Jumbo craft. SdSl.5. average. .oI ia
fsncy standard crate. 75caSl. average. $4,000.
Al rraie Z5d40c. pony crate. -50 SOC. na''ts =
"a Zoe. WATERMELONS. southern. pr carload.
s. 500 So 30. GRAPEFRUIT IA. boz SO - :,
cuban 5000. Porto Rico t-HEi .oi rlNif.AlL
PITS Porto Rico Red spanish. crate. 81 a. 500
Cuban slaS2: smooth Cayenne, F.a. fl'J@ $--5f
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CALVES

Receipts s.727 head: ZOOS on sale Market ac-
tive and firm. Common 10 prime yeals sold az we
xlB 30 per 100 Do. culls. $@ s.. So grassefs anu
,ktm milk calves $J@$l Dressed calves nrm. ciy
dressed yeas $50 lgizc per ID: country dressed 90
Sacs-I O. Curtis & Son 50 vess. III II aver yer
aye Sl3 50 per 100 10. 30. ljf, 500; -, 10
Si8; Il. 49, $l275: %. 40. Sl2.50i o, l5s; Wy
: ij2 50 % culs. lj3 s.: %. l55. SOW. II
skim milks. lsj. 81 - grassers and yearlhss' "a
I'll II Hollis. 81 vcals. l43 10. $685.. Is. l2s.
Sll %: pa skim milks. 100, s.. 40. m
JelllGe Wright q Co.. 50 Wals, liI TO- u.s. ~
Andrew Mullen L veals li5 ID. $3.50; T.
li0 49, $. IS. .sl275; B. ,iiss' 81 D. 1885,
George 4 L. ). Dillenback. 'eals 80 ID
81 30. 7. 1872. Sl2. 90 a. 40 a. oo tae
SIS. I. 1877. 81; 9. 3D. 80. ga H. s,oso.
Tobin A shannon 80 yeals $50 ~ sl52O' v
l32 Sl2: H. 1876. tll: Q. 1874 s.; = 100 S,.SO' 49,
Sanders. - yeas. 1856 ID. 1851. w 70,
s5 IS lIi. sl2.62i5: 49, l64. Slz.oo' = --O' Sl-'
ke-Ts Commission Co. yeals, 40 10. {l3' 49,.
lCs $3.50. 6. 49, SO. y Canada calves 49, -
Judd & Co.: IS veals l25 ID. $3.50: 7 grass
en-, and yearliugs. 27l. So. ~ ,,,.o ia
Mcpherson 4 Co: veals III h. 49, = I'V'
''y shamberg & Son: 81 Tenn calves. 1873 ID. S.
s., 1914 500.
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.as7t 3.Oos 1901 ii.o7e
"A ~. tlt 4ts
QrOTATIONs ZOE BEEyEs.
BEgvgs.

Receiuis for two days were 1872 head. 20 cars
On sae steers sS ST Pss e 'I ba s"S asa con-
bologna COWS full steady medium 10 cholee Is ,s
COWS. duh 70 loo lower common 70 p'inse AZ ~
/ head extra DO 81 g. common y choice cows,
s. 75@f7: 2 extra Kentucky DO. s. 80 Dresseo
sale, ~Tobln q shannon. IS W Va siesrs lasi
IN average. al So n Per 100 10. a. 1851: 81 zs
20 ~. f2li- 50: 20. iis! &c. : bulls ilys; ~
800 NJ :; ~ s'i'; COWS y ' Sg5 s55: T. ~ $50 5
~. S5.25. II. sol. 500. 3. $50. A--3' TO- 800
q; ;s' Il i Itss I. fS
1885, S. 30. IS ny. 1923. NZ5: a., 1891 .3.
bulls. soi. Us: ! 2;s 81 3 S,o S',; 20
900. S 80: 3. 65S sIIj. = 800 $500. 2. s2JJ.
$50: = S7i. 81. S. SIS. 49, -. Si'' 49, 2
- sand Sanders: "a Ky steers. 1915 b. %.2;: 81 u
Mich. iis0. s.. bulls. 1880 s.; Z. 1909. s. 80
g. ga fj7j y. s33. $40; H. - go -
49, 49, 'j52 'St ssJ s5s5 Cow" s27' - oil
$42j; y. 80 $3.50. -. Io2 S'' - ~ ~ 81
Newton Co g Va S steers, 49, 49, 20 ia
s sSao 30 s i2,. T. ~ " ,soss .' ,,,c ~
ssfs Il 0s ooa, ls 81 w. 49, go 5 J. IS;
ss'Y sn.m.s 20 X q steers VI Use T., 3D. 1888 g.
s. Judd 4 Co: cows. various weights. 1915
@s525e ,.,. nm
IA $50. b so. $50: ,. T3j. t5Z5. 8 cows.
Sss SOS: s. so. 81: 3. 9li. SL75. l.. 79i. A'
.. sO5. 1855: II. rs. $3.50. ,..o.
z az, slG5: cows. 300 {Glj. 5. 700. So
8. $50. s5.25 :. 725 81: g. 7I6, $50 90 IN. a,
J c. Curtis X Son. bulls. 1880 ID NotV' o.
oil S. IS: %. 9Is. $3.50. 4 rs. $50; %. Ili.
$50 ). ca S: g. $50. $40; 3 a,gifer,. ~
$3.50 8. 400. 1925; l cow. 1850. 81 !, 80.
y. $50, s.. Z. zoos $3.50. s. $40. Si25: 10 s5S'
81. Il. s55. $500. l. 100. $515. -. 40. $50; o.,
George 4 l.. 5. Dnleuback. bulls. 1850 ID
~ Il Hollis. % bulls $50 ID. s5r5. II COWS.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-04
FENCES ALL BURNED,
SHE BRINGS SUIT
MRS. cARNEs SAYS THAT NAVAL
STORES COMPANY ALSO SPOIL
ED HER CROPS.

Suit for $3.50 damages against the
Union Naval Stores Company, oper-
ating in Forrest county under the
name of the Helena Turpentine Com
pany, was filed in the Circuit Court Of
Forrest county today by Mrs. Lula
Carnes.
Through her attorney, Robert s.
Hall, Mrs. Carnes says that the COM
pany, in some way, set fire to the
fence surrounding her property. de-
stroying several pannels of it. Not
only was the fence destroyed, she
said, but she was unable to grow crops
on the land during the last summer
because no protection was afforded
them.
She asks for $3.50 for the fence, and
$500 for the crops.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-04
He Tries to Break
Into Jail Attempt
PerfeeHa Successful
WILL ARTHUR ASKS ADMIT.
TANcE; awe STRIVE, TO
PLEASE" PAYS MolNNls.

Over in Perry, and in other counties
in Mississippi, they have habit of
breaking out Of Jail every time they
get chance.
In Forrest connty, it is exactly the
opposite. But, as has often been re-
marked, they generally do things diff
ferently in Forrest, and in Hatties-
burg.
And here's the latest unusual thing
attempted by a citizen of the city:
A man actuaik, really and truly,
black and bluelys tried to break into
the Forrest county Jail last night. He
didn't get any further than the screen
door in the rear of the building, at
first, but before he got through with it,
he found himself in one Of the steel
cells, double-doored and securely
locked, in the Understandable part of
the structure.
Will Arthur. better known as Peg"
is the man VINO dfsdalned freedom and
pined for dark cold CELL
Jailer Bob McInnis heard rafting
in the rear of the building shortly
after dark, and went around to see
what was the trouble. There was
Peg" shivering. and asking for ad-
mission "Ah wants to be locked up"
he said. "Ah wDats to be locked up"
McInnis told hid FL right, that they
always tried to please at the Forrest
county Jail, and Peg was given a
cell for the night. When he awoke
this morning, he was still in dazed
condition, and McInnis decided to let
him remain locked up awhile longer.
Peg wasn't drunk, but it is be-
lieyed that he was .'dope6.y1
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-04
.PERJURERS TO Be
GIVEN MAXIMUM
MAYOR FINES MAN $40 WHEN HE
WAS DETECTED IN A
FALsEHooD.

Mayor Batson is going to break up,
if possible, the practice of witnesses
appearing in his court, openly and
brazenly perjuring themselves.
Lewis Nelson, a negro, was in court
charged with assaulting Martha Bon
ner. The negro was arrested yester-
day, and did not deny the charge. Be-
fore trial today. however. Nelson and
the woman had conference, and the
latter went on the witness stand and
swore that the man did not strike her.
Nelson bore out her assertions.
The original complaining witnesses,
however. convinced the court that Mel
son had induced the woman to change
her testimony. He fined the man $40
and costs, but allowed. the woman to
go.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-04

Hungary, from the rising price of but
ter, and from the milk dealers unwill-
ingness to increase deliveries, cards
seem probable.
II milk cards do come, it is said
that only families with children will
be allowed good supplies.
Prices of butter have increased 8
cents per pound in the past week.
Even cooking butter costs so to 54
cents.
Considering the scarcity of pork fat.
or lard, which is so abundant in the
United States at 10 to is cents, Ameri-
can housekeepers can understand what
1t means to Berlin housewives to have
to pay five times that much for one
article used in preparing nearly every
meal.
In both Germany and Austria Hun
gary food prices have been increas-
ing rapidly since spring.
Germany, however, is still economic.
ally better off than the dual monarchy
The people believe that as soon as a
way Is cut through Serbia, and Bull
garia and Turkey are in direct com
munication with Berlin, foodstuffs will
cost less, for Bulgaria and Turkey botl
are said to be stocked with foods the
! Germanic allies need.