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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14

g8aa for Oeune @ang; men
naar ie1 faar 5io, oil iea laOe
Big falOe til MIG Mp. 8.
q, %.
0~aa0s6eooiug 6elir bdpoe. JON
ri iaa ifoit. 6ert Seoernes 4nflnge
imoo 9ailluS % Sennes Spar pau
anflagen, % ban bar iiftert ielt
ia ~operbepiit ON, at 9lnflagen inloo
4aulus bar ugrun0et.
3aar ban iaa u0iatte Sagen /
Steoet for at irifenoe apoiteIen,
iaa bar Get i'm @rnnO.
9ltfas i~friper: ia Dan piOite
ret goo 9eifeo on @eien." 9au-
ms iogoe 10 iom Snoteoning til
I'm 6oriporstale: aGiteroi ieg PED,
at 0u / mango aar bar ppret Cont
mer Tor bette 5olf, oil ieg frimo-
oigt ioriOare min Sag" Sc mango
g(or par ca. 6. iaa 5elir life oar
lloen aenoifab til gGeien" / ari-
itenOommen. San pi0ite, at oens
9efen0ere life bar iarlige 5olf.
Den bnorior uoiatte BAN iaa
Sagen? San ia1oe: Boar arigs-
eperIten 9piias fon1mer berneo, oil
ieg panfenOe eoers So9." geen
arigsgueriten fom alorig, iaa 0et
par aobenbart noget, ban iag0e for
at ifpoe Sen ubebaaeIise Gag fra
Qioet uOen adbenbort at gaa imoo
SsOerne.
6elir beioler iaa 6soeosmanoen
at boloe 8alilus beDogtet, men
meo 9empelie. og Tiger, at ban life
ma iorbpoe uogen al bans egne
at gan BAN til 5aanoe. San mantte
10 behon0le en- romerIf Berger meo
Torii9tigbeo; maaife 0et oaiaa fun.
Sc Tonne iig at o9re benipnsfulo.
9ufos forteIler iad piOere, at
nogle Gage eiter fom delir meO
fin Siftru 7ruiilla, iom bar en-
Ssoim0e, % loo Baiilus bente og
berte BAN ON 5roen paa 9riitus
Seius.
1enne GruiilIa bar en- 0atter al
6erooas agrippa oen 6grite. Der
loo apoitelen Safob benrette (aap.
II. t-2) og Sslter til agrippa
ben anOen, iom ri msoer / nGite
aapitel. 9ruiilla bar SsoinOe; BEN.
6es 5a0er pan en- Ssn al SeroOes
ben Stores Sgn ariitobulits, bpis
Mo6er bar Seoin0en Wariamne al
Naffa6prnes Slast
Himeligpis par oct Gruiiaa, ser
snifeoe at bore ben m9rfelige5an
ge; men efter bpno man fenoer til
Sf9gten, fan 8eonggrunoen til,
at bun snifeoe at bsre 9oulus ON
groen paa ariitus Seilts, nGppe on.
toges at 6dpe unret anoet emo Rms
eerrigbeo.
0enne antagelie itsttes al at
2ufas intet meloer ON, at Yaulus
talte til Dem ON 1roen paa Sri.
itus Seius, men oerimoo fortpler
ban, at Taulus talte meo 6elir ON
Hetf9roigbeo og afboloenbeo %
BEN fommenoe Com.
Oct er 10 | og ior Zig ret mar
feligt, at 5angen taller til i'm
9ommer ON Hetfor0ig.
be6. Wen Balillis bar anoet
enD 6onge, ban bar @liosSen-
6ebuo ogiaa oper for en- 2anosbeD-
Ding. eigeiom Dsberen Sobonnes
bnuoe talt til 5erooas Gntipas ON,
bpa0 0enne trGngte til at bsre,
bpor onot bet emo piloe gore, iaa-
leoes taller Poulus til 6elir og
9ruiilla iuit ON oct, De tr9nger
til at bere.
gnilus taIte til 5eIir ON q t.
fRroigbeo. On 9on gioroe
bet meo Senblif til fin egen Gag,
bet peo ri life. Men / ben Stil.
ling, Gelir itoo t. siaIot bet 10 |
fbriie Snitms for bom ON at la0e
&enipnet til Retf9roigbeo bore oct
afgerenoe | enbper Domsbanoling,
% Gelir baboe aabenbart bit, at
ban tog anbre Senfpn, bba0 bi
itrofs ffnl fe.
Om MfboI6enbeo. 8aa6e
GeIir og Grlffilla trenste til 5or.
naming / Gorbolo bertil, bd be
fort ioet leueoe iom npoeIiesIpge
0er0ensmenneffer, og fttiloe De |
0eres bsie StiIIing sDe COB Snoflp-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-14
9en t%ilfommenoe SonI.

Men "a Dan talte meo BAN
ON Getfaroigbeo, af6oloen5eO
% Ben ~tilfommenoe Com, 6Ieu
5elir iorferoet og ~ioareoe:
g@aa for Oeune Sang; men
mar iel faar 5io, pil ie9 la0e
Big falOe til mig Mp. 8.
q. %.
The sun., 1916-12-02
UNLOADING SENDS
:COTTON DOWN $3.50
Wall street and Southern Sell
crs Assault Market Near
the Close.
LAID TO TIGHT MONEY
Two Crop Estimates Issued.
One of 900 Bales, the
Il, Other Of 1855 700.


Cotton closed weak Yesterday under
uat.u..,,,. =, VII s,-,., aud sov,,.
- ' -
IN eci'ing' \ burst OF uhioaoins near
he close wiped out the days gains. and
eefore tho decline was checked auotu-
A-- -. s,.a s.,.
So"' "eie y" W po"'s' 49," "
~ the lowest. The close active
months 4 to 40 points below the last nE-
vr.. n, wea,s.dav
-" - j..
inc oeciihe' man! 'hous"'' was uue
70 the tightening Of the money market.
Tnis condition IA spreading rapidly TO in.
s.r,o. h.rI. ana MANY ~ ,he.. ~,,.,itu.
W. '"'"'' "'
in the south. wire messeses re-
o0r'ed. are urging their customers VINO
err holding long lines OF spot cotton 10
YET To ut the prevailing high prices. rms
map have Tor at least part OF
the assault that uncovered many stop
loss orders in the New YORK marker yes
eerday afternoon within "A Few minutes
Of the bell.
The opening tone was nrm on over
eight orders ana the steady tone or the
Liverpool market. Active months were
~ II TO 10 points. while Angus. rose -
Hvnos vm nv Guy. NouS. "..s
eafSs buyers OF the NEARBY Positiohs' anu
there was buying for uptown accounts
co,rmission houses .unnlied the list
IN $3.50, .,rns go. svr,ns r,,s
morning under scattered local u New
Orleans selling. There was no particu-
Lar demand at this Der,od. hut the mar.
-. o" e.-.
Nct was afo witnout any hotIceao'e
pressure. In h afternoon the market
Was generally dull and was allowed TO
say made *. NOMINATION 'rhsr. an.
S""-s' ~
ease up on heavy dealings.
The last hour brought an avalanche Of
The sun., 1916-12-02
PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAs-No domestic re-
,:eipts. Marrow, choice 100 lbs. tls; fslr
' %sa ! cs shGiss; ''' sSois e. , Iids s gIssi
small. whites, California. .iie; red kidney,
choice. si3. 25; fair to good. si?.6ogis; red
80; imperiais. choice. iiii Chilean. .ss,s5T
e.36; pinks. California. choice. IS 70 \ 80:
lima. California, choice. t7so@s; peas.
ss9tsn, isis; choice; sss'g'.'o; black eye
BUTTER--Receipt., two days. s.os6
packages. Creamery: higher scoring thar
extras. per h.. a9ts aoc.; extras te2
ss1ss,: acc sor sr',: Is; IS 70 81 ..s sSore; "a az q
thirds. 30 stisc.; creamery. unsaited.
higher than extras. tois T4ic.; extras, 3o1
s,tcs.: 1r.;s. sSsse.i sesonas; ssn@
ssc.: extras. as a3sisc.: frsts. a7a37hc.;
seconds, s5dasc.; thirds. s4a3!hc.; state
dairy, tubs. finest. 's,se; good TO prime.
renovated. extras. a6assiicj- hrsi., sac
ton creamery. nrsts. astt asic.; ladies'.
make. nrsts. ssN 3:isc.; seconds. 81
sicsk. current msSe. No l. sifsi4c.. No
= soisc.; lower grades. goa Ser.
CnEEsEmMsseip!., two days. ?io7
whole milk. fats. held. specials. ID. 2lk
go; ayerass frncy., :+aa'rc: fresh.
Gals, ai@gtise,: coiorsd. average fane,.
23r @e3to.: white, average fancy, 23h d
:s&e.: twins. held. specials. 2tN q 25c. :
fresh specials. cth T2th c.; average fancy.
s4c.: cheddars. held. specials. :fk @s5c. :
single daisies. fancy. -es0s5hc.: ali styles,
undergr,des ?oh y ssc.; Wisconsin. whole
daisies. ?i* Q25kc.; single daisies, 2tE %
2sc.; Young Americas. ASK a25Sc.; state,
skins. held; specials, 2oh q ale; current
lghe.; fair to Sood. In Vlshc.: lower
grades. Hd17c.
COTTONsEED OlI-Market relatively
nrm early. with small offers and q mod
crate demand prompted by strength In
other oils and grcasos and on continued
nrmness In crude. Longs sold quite heav-
iy late on the break In lard and grain
aou maj quotations were easy. with net
losses OF 5 to . points. Sales. 20. 200 bar
rels. Range OF prices:
The sun., 1916-12-02

CANADA'SR REVENUES
GROW DESPITE WAR
Welland Canal Improvements
and Other Public Work to
BE Discontinued.

OTTAWA. Ont. Dec. 1.-Canada's reve-
nues continue to grow. For the eight
months ended November 80 the reve-
e Of the Dominion totalled S144.812.-
$40. the largest eight months period In
the country's history. n more than
$40. 900. 900 greater than the income for
the same period In 1915. Tn total for
November was $23,16i,765. a betterment
OF IS 1000. 900 over the same month last
year.
Further curtailment Of expenditures
on Canadian public works war also an
nounced today. Work on the new
Welland Cana will be discontinued this
month n will moi be resume until the
end OF the war. This Improvement was
expected to cost $50. O0O, 900.
Expenditure on the Hudson Bay Rail-
way will be curtailed considerably, al
though work will not be entirely sus-
pended. The railway. 400 miles In length,
was to have cost $4,000. 900. while the
work OF constructing the Hudson Bay
terminal ut Port Nelson was to have
cost $40, 900, 900.
The sun., 1916-12-02

disbursement. "r matter of Tibhctts Ave
nue., lt2 \. u 3ss order rlei.
o'"'"rs NnIreT; a. t]rsG,s,i fPp,
sp"n'"ui judgment affirmed Win costs
y" "p..ton. ,Tmith J disscuiiJsD o.
fi"lloN screw 60, rcspoudout ~. Uam
macher. S,H!'mmer \ 20, appellant same
". Same. orders affirmed With SO costs
and disbursements Win le,N" to defend
ant to Withdraw demurrer and answer on
payment 81 ros.s, NJ opinion, order
isa', = T. Cs'rGr. apP,n,nt vs. },
.'d"r .htnrmrd with costs, Ne opinion
= \, smith rumbcr Co.. respondent. ,a.
colonial Ns-urtrr" co, appellant, Iudg
mrnt and order affirmed with COSTS. -
,>icho'ss rolicss'ro, appsl,ut. v
Ihgg,S, ; Srrssg" Gn a." ~rf'FG%a"n.i'
'ns's 10 appellant - abide event Nptn'
ION by. r"sc' J. ,nri"r Mod.
elegfrieI pcut,oh \ a%noJhcr. appcllsn,s.
order afarmed VITA SO costs aud al,
h%uraement.,, No %opinion nrdcr n'I
YORK ldi.o"a cornnp'auyS rcspondca,. ins.
t''uinail ton ,ni juig nrnt reversed. new
,rlal ordered, costs to appellants In al
J. settle order on nn'ire.
J"nni' a. 'onGHl tSspSnnSGf, y: TN.rt.a
mrnt aud order a'nrmei with costs. NJ
opinion. order nlej.
HAIRY conn, respondent. vs.. Albert y.
Buruham =, a., appellants, Judgment
aud order affirmed with costs, No opinion,
order n,cd
Maxwell q puhan and another, respond
ents. ~ ,;e1d - Berko, appellant, Judg
mont and order RfhrHed with costs. NJ
opinion. order nicd,
PAU Shcl1nn ct nl, respondents, IS.
'c"po'd i"oNin' appellant. ~Judsment and
order affirmed Vita costs. No opinion,
Heher' Il Miller, respondent. v. clinton
; Il'nm"rtnin, appellant. Dissemination
Lurlng sam. to IN" sum Of $685., aud as
modified affirmed without costs. No opin-
i"n' Clarke = J. ant Scott, J. dissent
slo0p Settle order ON notice,
Simo Ah", respondent, vs caldwell.
Winsaic t"mpany appellant Judgment
Ion order nied. wa"
bclic II, u. c].azani, resrondent, vs. title
order reversed. With $40 costs and dis.
hursements and, demurrer sustained with
$40 COSTS, win leave t., plaintiff to amend
on payment OF costs Opinion by Page, J,
order hlci.
rua'?'oInpam sugar Co., respondent, vs.,
with sio costs and di~sburscmcnts Win
leave to defendant To withdraw demurrer
ana "n,Nsr %H payment Of costs. No op!n-
Oakley Torrance, appellant. vs.. simplex
A@Mn",n"n,H CO.. respondent Judgment az
FIllic bshrin, respondent, vs., simon
shapiro, appellant. Judgment and order
affirmed with costs, NJ opinion Ordcr
Med,
hcrm,n Brinkman, repponlcui. v.
lHonh cram, appellant. lGlgmrui re
rers"d with costs aud complaint dismissed
with costs. hnlnIon hN ras', j. settle
order an notice,
Nich,.l, >iSon, respondent, e.. New
Norh RAILWAYS 20. appellant, Judgment
and order med with ,usts, No opinion.
order tlod.
sara T. EgGn. respondent. vs. tho cay
OF New York, appellant. Judgment re.
Serscd with costs aud complaint dismissed
with costs. opinion by Scott. J. order
hlci.
stephen 81. Welt ct al. respondents.
The sun., 1916-12-02
GRAIN MARKET.

WHEAT-Thr market again felt the in.
hnenc. of numerous disturbing dement's,
and, after Glowing n arm opening with
gains OF INC. to axe. values declined
sharply and at the close were Inc. 10 tNc,
below the final Of Wednesday. December
deliveries In Chicago We're much smaller
than expected, and this. together with n
show OF nrmness abroad. served TO In
spire an early buying movement, with a
good many traders working on the Idea
that values were due for "A sharp upturn,
The demand proved disa pppinting and SELL
ing pressure became heavy. This pros
poets OF attempts to pass embargo lesisla-
ton when Congress opens next week
proved a bearish foctor. and while Ia
trade ~ large IN sceptics about the POSI-
bi!hy or ah embargo measure being
adopted there Ii "A tendency to exercise
caution, and embargo clauses are being in
e:r'sd IN contracts on shipments from the
West and for export, The congestion nj
M" scsb"srd. scarcity of ocean Tonnage,
hEh wsrs risks and railroad embargo. =
make II dinicui' to do business. Further
more. authorities abroad insist that Great
Iir'hlh has provided for its requirement
Tor som" months ahead and IL CONSEQUENTLY
40 'i'sp"s,d 10 make extensive new pur,
.hhss The export demand was confined
principally TO buyers fur the Holland Gov.
.tnW'nl who were credited with taking
hh"n' 400 40 bushels. The small weekly
,tp1tts and a favorable report by M
T""'f" A"hs' on the crep outlook had
The sun., 1916-12-02
BUSINESS RECORD.


SOL L.ENEY. manufacturing mcu's cloth
ing. se3 broadway and 1895 broadway,
Involuntary. Liabilities. 5000; assets.
$500 I'D Percivai Wild appointed re-
@ceiver. bond $1,000.
PETER MtLvEy. 90 Convent avenue.
Bronx; voluntary. Liabilities. S,9s7: no
assets. Principal claims: Mrs. Elnora
Fuchs. ss.7s0; j. chris Hupfei. 1851.
Hollywood Whiskey Company, S5iS.
ABRAHAM HELLER. grocer. s3os AM
sterdam avenue: involuntary. Liablii-
ties and assets not given.
JOSEPH I. FRANK, manufacturer Of
waists. $077 Park avenue. bronx; inyoi-
untary. Liabilities and assets not given.
SALVADOR NfRGIIIO, contractor, ass
East iosth street: voluntary, Liabilities.
l29.:72; no assets. Principal claims.
William Porterfeld. 500. 900: United Dis
%tiliers Company. $4,000; Hannis Distill-
ing company, 500 James L. Adams Jr,
MAN R'osESBERG AND LENA nosEx.
BERG, Individually and as copartners.
trading as Max Rosenberg s. Co, IS West
1850; assets. 5000. Principal claims:
Max Cohen. N.2ss Louis Heller. 5000
Israel A~shlnoWitk, $500.
j. y. OCONNoR COMPANY, INC. print
ers and stationcrs; Involuntary. III
Chambers street. Liabilities. 50, 600: as
sets. $1,000.
Assignment.
FRlsTACHI 4 GERONIMO. INC, manu-.
- West Thirty-sccond street, assigned
to irving l.. Ernst. Henry y. Dolnn is
treasurer OF company. incorporated ia
The sun., 1916-12-02
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, Urc, Money plentiful aud dis.
count rates quiet tr'iay, The situation IN
- rcrcc following III" l,umanian uncertainty had
little eject on the stock Exchange, Ne the
market was g'nrrnli, good In anticipation ~
IN" Tinvesimcnt Of dividends. sc"rrll huh
"n"ts N"r" noticeable. American Steel shares
reaching Now hal, records. tunu.r aul shin
ning shares adv AM Ell and Chilean bonds re-
'"lrrd Increased attention, knmanisu oil ISSUES
wer" weak and ia" war loan finished EASY,
American s'''urii irr wrIr idle eNtypt sts,I
-i".ks, which Mere Mcii," sud strong consolS
fo' money closed NJ Nis nc~ az per cent.
count rates, short and three months hills.
stsSsA PEI cent Gold premiums q Lsbon.
$500.
The sun., 1916-12-02

~ American b,u, Euur,r.. ..
order HnirmUI with ,Iu .
bursrmrrt,. VAIN 'cp. p. f.,.. ...t
amend on 1r.Nucut ut ,,,i. .
ANN kruus. rtsmultn. 81. ".
ord 900 He'd
porn. Hpp.Ia.t Itdcmfl. ...l. q, 10,
rrnrI, Nltn Gust y, rp....r tr
Met.
Niagara III. It...,,. ,.,,,..
spondrnt. - IIn.u.u N,rt..-. O.. g.r
uppn LIANT order ,riIIu..
opiaion. and t- ,roltu.I ,n.-,l
costs. ppuI,n Dor ,tI..uI S.t.
On notl..'
Fred 4. r,lJrrk
". pc,k 49, .,,.... 90
yer.pd WI,I sIn .rr .,.t....
md tt,tl,u ,I.,.,. ,.., a. .. ..
ION hy :, ~ mn tI,t
NJ a. S.p,4,.s A e., r,IurN
I'm ltr. Ir.tr.,.
The sun., 1916-12-02

moro or less influence. and on the whole
bearssb sentiment seemed to predominate.
In the local cash market No. ? hard winter
Mas agc,ed at iss; Nc: !; Northern bn-
i.s5IS. all {. o b.. New York.
- s..s sssosa 4: and to |. f .s. hl g G.; IN .'ssd IN
Chicago. There was some Eastern ship
ping demand early and In a general. way
Sssn demand has been quite liberal for
geniine .advices have become more favor
able wins TO recent rains, and II IL nov
ss,a that the prospce, there 10 TOR an
throughout the West also had an Influence
On sentiment and after advancing n little
weak in he ,a %sf sf,.rn %%Sa'1 fclio %tTiae ihs
break In grain. with nnai prices &c. to ?isc.
lower. IT Ii expected, unless shipping con-
considerable accumulation Of corn at West
ern points. Local cash market weak. with
No : yellow quoted at si.o3 C. l. r.. New
York. ten days shipment.
OATS-The opening was &c. to ic.
higher. and for a time the market re-
nected the frmnsss In other grains. all
though later a sharp break. occurred. which
some sas "n Early yT' Sss,ns re ws 10 s s'r ca. ns' houses ,Ssss.
and 1t was reported that the rather heavy
deliveries had been taken by houses with
easier, closing a. follows: standard. tssc.
to soc. No. 2 white. soc. to 60 hc No. .
white. Iaec. TO 5sisc.; No. I white. 5shc to
see. fancy clipped white. c3c. TO Csc. :
ordinary clipped white. sic. to 63c.. all
elevator.
RSE-Market easy; No. 2 Western, si.5,,
:. L. T., New York.
BAkLEN-Msrket quiet: feeding. si.os,
Z q. b., New York.
HAf-Narket easy: No. I. nl6. No. .,
l.lo; No. .. Sic. shipping. IS soc.
Observation-Disclosures steady; japanese.
Ss.l0: good milling. l3.o5.
Wheat. Including hour, exports for the
week. according to Bradsfreei's aggregate,
o.sss's22 bushels. against 7.o26,so2 last
l. i62.ssS,S15. against 16g. 033, COS last sea-
son. Corn, exports for the week, 577,5Se,
against ESQ. +10 last week and SfS.3st last
year; since July !. ss,ssi.is against A.
. 1880 last year.
The sun., 1916-12-02

Local SPOT market quiet. with priccs n
points lower ~ T.5oc. for middi,ng mol and
oales mi: delivered on contract. %. 300 bales.
southern. spot markets and sales:
e<ao. ~ "
Mobile steady, .a ., lower. nc. %.
savannsh nominal. unbalanced soi.c.
Sharlest9n firm. UNCHANGED. ?o,sc.
Norfolk steady. UNCHANGED. II ssc.. 40
Baltimore nominal. W. lower. eo,c.
&uEusta steady. unclaimed, 20 CSC:
Little Rock steady, unchanged. n. 5Ac.
Ss.alvesto on quiet. Is p. lower. 20. ~; 2.OOO.
Memphis steady. unchanged. 20 Jac. 10.
douston steady, - y. lower. aO.0Sc. i.Tis.
The sun., 1916-12-02
PORT RECEIPTS.

Nverpool c~sbles-Spot IN moderate demand:
sales. e.Wo bales; speculation and export. 800;
American. 1000; imports. 1900; none Ameri.
can. Middlins upland, ic.:id. Futures Ope ned
quiet and UNCHANGED TO . points lower than
THURSDAY: closed barely steady nj net decline
81 1i1lb pointa. January February. aO2;
Narch.Aprii. isla; May.June. i2.3i; Luly.Au.
0ust. 153I; October. November, ii.a5. Man.
ebester-Ysrns Arm cloths In more demand,
The sun., 1916-12-02

WooNsockEr, ". J., nec, 1.-The Ere
nin1 Reporfcr, \ one rent news
paper. to-day advanced It's price TO two
cents u copy. The management AN
nounced that the increase was made
necessary by the high cost Of news print
paper.
The sun., 1916-12-02

Cables-As compared with Tuesday the Rio
market was 70 refs higher for spots At $685.
for No. I: exchange i.sad. lower NJ II -. AID (:
receipts 6.eD bags. stock 3?s.oc Santos uu.
changed NJ ESQ., for No. :: receipts D9.Ooo.
stork 2.7e3.Ooo: futures 9. to 40 reis higher.
Receipts at the ports 5000. against 60.eS n
year ago and 5000 two years ago; sac Paulo
5000. against $1,000 and 81 .o". Jundiahy ~.
oo. against t7.NN and to.eo. Cleared from
Santos Wednesday. the Kronborx with 5000
bags for New Orleans and on Thursday the
Tapzios with 100 for New York.
The sun., 1916-12-02
Wednes

SUGAR. RAw--Marke. steadIer: with lit
tie or no cuhs- svallse4e Possibly u fc"
/. Z. which were not taken. this price being
equal TO .Asc:. cost and freight for Cuha-
Centrifughl. tstr.: molasses. t7Ic.: COS;
SUGAR. kEfINED-Tablei., cases : n.
cartons. hair or fun size tablets. and do.
cases ) 10. cartons. fall size tablets. o.5oc..
s - soc: cut ,n iscssif' ssss c Enfls abb s5ct:
mold a. cubes ana Eagle Z III. bags pow
der"i' Sc; NNNN powdered. 7sSr.. pow
powdered. SOC. domino. grnnulatcd. cases
=, ga and s 10. %rartons. : soc. and 7Hoc.
In hslf Eases: Eagle confection'rs' rrenu-
..5!c extra fine graduated, I.'oc.; Fsrl"
"a aud ~ %ssrtons tne grannlatoi;
2 II. bass DO. 7.soc. H. sacks, and : SOC, In
bbls 3I 10. bags do, soc. 10 ii. bags do
'er In sacks And - In bhls % and 30
7.5tc.; nnc rranulat"d and diamond A.
SOC confectioncrs' A. 100. No I. a.:
No. g. : SOC No, .. :ic No. !. zoe NJ,
&C.; No. .. s.s5c.3 No 10. seoc No. u,
e.ssc No. L. ssoc.; Nos, IS, ~ and 10.
ytGETAnLEs; MIscElI;AsEorss 81 :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. French, drum,
tSnio; nearby Jermsaiem, bhl. Gp5.
Island. quart, sauc .EANs ..Florid,.
freight. basket. slTa. BEErs-Nearhv.
100 punches. s.; tons on. bib" s:n:7f;
per 100 H. bag. f.5"pl IA New orleans,
700 lunches. tn2. 'ARRpTS-Nesrhy.
100 tunch"-. HHt..a; unwashed: tops on,
hhl., SW225; washed. tops on hhl.. :: %
80; un"ashed. 100 III bag. t.!oG l.6o;
New Orleans, 100 punches. sl.ior: 80.
CIctM BERs--Florida. basket, s: ion 40.
sARBAGESr-pamish seed Ton 5000
rinia. crate, s:a:5o; virginia, bill. ':m
$50; Jersey and Long island, rcd, bhl.,
So 10 n I 20 El'l.Eit y RuuTh ItH III
state and nearby. craze. t2ua5" ra!f"r-
MIA, crate, 800 CAlI1FlOWERs Long
Island: .Thor; cut, No. I. hhl. s.:5n ::
Long Island, short cut, No A: bhl., Il.aon
2; Long island, crate, SOC. a 81 -; Long
Island, nat crate 7tc., long Island, Ions
cut, No. hhl., N25nlTS; Long island.
long cut. No. . hbl., 75c. |fl; state, crate,
75c. TSi California, crate. s1.25HiTt.
california, half crate, Is, ~ tHi"oItY
Nearby, haskot. 25c usi; New Orleans,
hhl:. s:@:,5o, .EGGrlANrs- Florida, ho>,
tlaoma,, KALE-Nirginia, bhi. 7ic, nsi
ESCAROI-Ncarby basket. @5c. n Sew
Orleans, hhi, s?s5cs73 GARLIC In.
ported, strings. H., 3n7r.; New orleans,
III, "a &c.: California. III. Ugc.
The sun., 1916-12-02
PARIS MARKET.

PARIS, Dec. l-TruJing 1ulet On IN.
bours" to-day. Thrr" per cent, rcnt.s, 81
francs 10 centinlcs for cash Exchange on
London, 81 francs STA rentimes. Fly, per
cent loan, u francs 30 ccntlmcs.
The sun., 1916-12-02

L1VEhPOOL. Dec. l. Weekly cotton stats.
TICS Imports, l"i.ooo b9les: American, ~. 900:
stock, ii?.G0: American. ISL 900; forwarded
! y .0o): American, ID, 900: exports 1850. total
sales. $1,000: American. q, Dco.
The sun., 1916-12-02
COFFEE MARKET.

While demand was by no means active .
stesdier tone marked the coffee market and
prices showed slight adv anceA Offerings were
light and sales amounted TO only =. ooo BAGS.
The clos was steady. net unchanged 10 .
points higher. after opening unchanged 10 :
points higher. No change was reported in
the cost and freight market. with quotations
for Santos a ranging around iac.. London
credits.
Local spot market dull on basis OF SIC.
for Rio 70 and lone. for Santos IL.
RanKe Of mira. XAdnea.
The sun., 1916-12-02

LIVERPOOL. Dec i-St0cks OF provisions
10, 100 boxes: shoulders, 5.0N boxes; butter.
t.SW cwt cheese, $1,000 boxes: lard, s.OOO
, 3; Sss. Of I pv,%' Western ''''" "a ~ tens
The sun., 1916-12-02

Receipts f"r jul,r- 20 .hr ,u.IrH n.
YESTERDAY we've tu3N.uN- - uI. #YI. Z
J 80 MaS for mrrth 'u1isr Vl|hlHN..
bonded Warehouses, and tiiiPa&H I 'u.
tcut mpoItatluns
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-17
WEAKNESS OF THE MILITIA
SYSTEM is BROUGHT OUT

Observation-Disclosures politicians
thwart it. universal military Training
will arise from the border militia sit
uation, in the opinion Of army men to-
day Secretary of War Baker express
ed himself as believing in the uni
versal obligation" for service, though
he said he had not yet formed his op-
inion as 10 universal training.
He said the militia situation at the
border has taught him many lessons.
Army officers said the lessons include
the conclusion that the militia system
A. only 30 TO 40 per cent efficient, and
that il places an unfair burden on the
few
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-17
WATCH THE WINDOWS.

Those who desire to save money
ON their purchases, should ever be
on the alert, and watch our win
dow displays. They are changed
often, and every change VIII show
you some real savings in Men s
and Boys wear Watch them.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-17
ToWELING &c YD.

Crash tcweling. 16-inch. a SPLEEN
did quality at the price. a spe-
cial at only ......6 &C per yd
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-08-17
TOWELS AT 15c

Good quality Turkish Bath
Towels size 19x3S. good weight,
a snecial at..15 c