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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27

NEW YORK, Sept 27.-The
t>so phosts % Ebbets' field, one
ehapsronsd BY chas- n. Eb-
bets and The other by Joe
Tinker. will be laid aside to-
. day for the winter r,ontha
Upon the passing OF these two
speetrss. who have pushed and
prodded the Chicago Cubs and
the Brooklyn Dodgers TO ex-
traordlnary baseball efforts.
depends the distance by which
The Dodgers will have the
bulge on the phliIies when the
driving champions open their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
WOMEN GOLFERS NOT
so PLENTIFUL NOW

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The en-
try list OF women who viii com.
pete in the national golf champion.
ship meet here. beginning October
2. 10 away short OF the number that
teed off In 1915. Thus far but so
contestants have entered. Last
years high water mark was Ill. q
record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
HUNTERS GOING AGAIN
"Values TelP'

X. IL. Van Nostern. popular
sportsman, In company with Cecil
Hatfield. returned recently from
trip with plenty OF game. He and
a party expect TO leave tonight for
another sojourn ia the wilds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
oRippERs HARD AT IT

Franklin high candidates for
football honors are showing lots of
pep In their trying for places on
the team. No definite lineup for
the game with West Seattle on
Saturday has ms yet been selected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
CHICAGO FOOTBALL
PLAYERS ARE HURT

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.--Norgren
will probably be out OF the u. OF
Chicago lineup the rest OF the sea.
son. He was injured yesterday in
practice. Two other members OF
the squad also were placed on the
injured list. following a stiff work.
out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
u. of G.. Uses Fake Formation

Installing the system at California.
Mahan and A. u. Ziegler. all-Amer-
lean lineman at Pennsylvania in
1906 and 1907. are assisting Smith
with the tutoring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
CALIFORNIA CRACK
STEPS OUT OF MIX

DEL MONTE. Cal. Sept. 27.-J.
=. Neville. crack California golfer.
was eliminated In yesterdays tour
nament play here. by Laurence
Cowing. Neville was sadly off
form. Armstrong. Hayne and
Schmidt. other fayoriteA, won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
MITCHELL WILL COACH

CAMBMDGE. Sept 27.-Fred
Mitchell. assistant boss OF tho
Braves. will again coach the Har-
ward ball tossers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27
coWLER LOSES AGAIN

NEW YORK. Sept 27.--Gunboat
Smith bested Tom Cowler in a 10.
round melee last night in Brooklyn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27

Ne American is.sa. game. scheduled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27

A N u S E n E N T S
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-27

to involve moral turpitude on the part of Doctor
Jordan and Judgment will. therefore. be for Doctor
Jordan
GREATER vINo,cATIoN COULD NOT De
DESIRED
The Medical Board claimed that these diseases
incurable, meaning OF course. that they could
not cure them. Doctor Jordan not only claimed to
cure them. but produced in court scores of actual
iy cured patients witnesses for his The
stories OF their remarkable cures have been stated
under oath.
Doctor Jorden has caused this statement to BE-
published In order to acQuaint the public and his
many friends with the proven facts in the case.
Al I R..lL
The sun., 1916-12-29
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The White star liner Cedric. sailing
tomorrow for Liverpool, will take lettcr
mail for Great Britain Ireland and south
Africa, closing at l 30 ?. NJ, and also spe-
cially addressed correspondence for other
countries. except Germany. Austria. Hun
gary. Luxembourg. Bulgaria, Serbia, Turkey,
Netherlands. Norway, sweden and Den
mark.
The American liner Philadelphia. sailine
to- morrow for Liverpool. will take mail,
closing at $40 \. NJ. FOR Europe. except
Germany. Austria. Hungary, Luxemhurg,
Bulgaria. Serbia. TurS<ey Netherlands. Nor.
way, sweden and Denmark. Africa. West
Asia and East Indies.
The French liner Rochambeau, sailing to-
morrow for Bordeaux, viii take mail, clos.
ing at u Nj. for France. Switl.rIand,
Italy, spain, Portugal Egypt. Greece, Brit.
ish India. British East Africa, siam, Malta.
Gibraltar, ceylon, straits settlements. Dutch
East Indies, West Australia and Persia.
The Cuuard liner Ascania, sailing to-mo--
row for Falmouth, will take mail. closing
at 1880 y. NJ, for Great Britain. ireland,
Belgium. Russia, Rumania and South Africa,
and also specially addressed correspondence
for other countries, except Aus
tria. Hungary, Luxemburg. Bulgaria. Ser
bia, Turkey, Netherlands. Norway. Sweden
and Denmark.
The sun., 1916-12-29
HEAVY BREAK AFTER
Big RISE In COTTON
Erroneous Report on Ger
many's Note TO L. s. Causes
Rush Of Buying Orders.
SELLERS THEN STEP IN
Mexican Situation Injected as
Factor In Market
Close at Lowest.

Cotton prices rose sharply yesterday
morning on the report that a second
note, containing practical suggestions
for peace" was en- route from Germany
70 the United states. Later news
olassed the report as untrue n quota
lions collapsed weakly. losing all the
early gains and sliding of 20 to % points
from Wednesdays close.
Three factors stand out prominently
IN the cotton trade. and are being
watched closely. while the factors which
under ordinary circumstance would
guide the ...arkct are almost disre-
garded. The most important is the for
eign situation. peace and its prospects /:
the mex is the technical position Of the
market az n speculative possibility. and
the other In the Mexican situation. Any
thing of Importance that develops In any
Of these factors will undoubtedly send
prices up or down with startling rapid
lily.
Quotations starte,. with n rush as the
hundreds OF buying orders la the ring
were filled. Maximum increases were
moro than 40 points from Wednesdays
close. with January contracts touching
1855: March. IS: May, 1929: July,
1929. and October 1915. Room traders.
uptown interests and Southern houses
were buyers. while most OF the selling
was by Western houses. wall street and
Liverpool. These prices indicated a
maximum recovery fror tie lows Of
last week OF from 115 to ls4 points.
TIT higher quotations brought out
liquidation. which became more pro-
nounccd as the slide began. Prices in
The carly afternoon went off 20 points
from the highest. after which the mar
ket lapsed into quiet s. a number Of
large orders to sell at the market ar
rived and within ten minutes practically
all Of the early gains were lost. The break
caught a number OF stop loss orders,
adding weight to the sagging market.
although some new buying orders were
rushed in. the majority OF brokers car
ried instructions to Sell and the close
was at practically the loves Of the day.
All actual staple Is firmly held. New
England spinncrs are reported to be
disnoscd to buy. but are finding the spot
prices so high In comparison with future
prices that they are making little
progress.
Exports 30 far this srason are abou, 20.
20 bales ahead Of last years, and there In a
iair sized stock Of American cotton i'm
Liverpool. but . good part Of II is suppose
70 De held by American shippers for higher
prices. The Liverpool market has showr
.srcnsth enough to suggest a desire to at.
were @',Soi bales. making 3,0Si 800 so far this
season. 1858
The sun., 1916-12-29
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-No. domestic. re-
:sis soos: ,, i9 ESQ 4. 50; PES pes. ssho.s...
dunn Choice s,s.ss !'S Ssir 10 good, ,iSg
iic:sS; rain dsmassG.' sioaio.so: s%sli
s Gs;' ;ss,f c; 10 scod. M s ri 1sid r.2 m SsG1Ss.
i2?s imperisis. choice, so; chilean, 50 20
icrins' s siSs 81 etnSS'ssss; lima. ' c"iiiofnia.
choice. S7:eoaS. Peas. Scotch. 100 lbs.
ss,,,.' s.l,s s,aes sys' California "'0"''
BUTTER Receipts; $50 packages
Creamery. higher scoring than extras. per
n G. "s . sssrs. .sSTe;' seconds md.
!ras. us aIic.; extra... i?is.mia c.: nrst..
s ssis. n,ss ss;' ,s s:so. sa:ra 81 ss,s as i, soc sT's .s,fss.
ssic.; thirds. ase s,c. State. dairy. tubs.
ass't to ; isir. g.! SSsa a s. Prime i]:n s;s cd .. sG%.
sssa $50 So. s s;':.; imitation SS''; sr..% merry
current make. nrsts, 3ta3li1c.:
seconds. 80 20 30 isc. lower grades. :si7g
:stc.; packing stock. current make. No. !.
soIso.e'; No. . 9she.; grades a'a
ChEEsE-Roceir,s. 81. boxes, ineina-
Hats, held. specials. ID, .4r 2tisc.: aver
ssc fancy. s3h q s4c. fresh. colored, spc-
ctals. 3n23hc white. specials. ESQ
:atsc.: colored. average fancy. s:nsei.c.
white. average fancy. :2 az NC: twin.,
held, specials. stm2thc.: cheddars, held.
specials. 2ts T2iisc.: all styles. UNDER
grades. ?oL n 22tsc.; Wisconsin. whole
milk. held. twins. fancy. ?tastsc. double
daisies. 2n24tc. single daisies. 2+d
st<c.: young Americas 2ti1c.: far West
err. whole milk. oregon, triple daisies.
23is 70 24c.: California, double daisies, s3m
23t1c.: state. skins, held. specials. .0 y "a
:lc.: current make. specials, zoe: choice.
is1 Tistc. fair to good, isdisc.: lower
grades. nT15hc.
COrTONsEED OlI~-Undrrtonc a little
easier under scattered selling prompted
by heaviness In lard. and at close market
was net unchanged to 3 points lower.
Sale. 1900 barrels. The Census Bureau
re. ort failed to cause much interest rs
no similar report was made last year and
conseaue ntly there was no comparison.
Range OF prices.
The sun., 1916-12-29

e! sss:, e $50 sGssr Is :nd ,s Snd' si! e. i ise. , "a ~, ie;s
ls., az. iaf. ov 81: .sc ri ir. sis' bis s. 's Dry i packed. g.
iss' 10 pair. i sSs ssSi PSiisd.ipsis. io.i:
led. mixed 1.ish,:. 81 .sc.; medium Sizes.
mixed weish!.. sic.; western. dry picked.
ne %,,t ] rs iS.. &c to i pair 70 s! gar IL si is. 10 .G pair 70 &C.:
80 lbs to pair. 22c.; mixed weights; sac.;
corn ,.d. 81 lbs. to pair. sss,i : lbs, to
ws,shis. ,;is.; southern. dfy picked; mixed
gan. .csld.d. brothers. zoe; northern ohio
and Michigan. scsided. I lbs. to pair. :ic.;
9 lbs. and over to pair, :tc.; mixed weights.
ern. scalded. b%roilers, zoe. $ lbs. and over.
?sc. mixed weights. lsalstic.; southern.
scaidsd. MIXED weights. isMisc; western
Fowii .s%ari S" ars PACKED: .as milk mill FED. Il 10
Dozen box: ws sry ssses: ts;sc ,s-; sna EYER ss to
packed, corn fed, 1. to box. Western. $3.50
so:,s lbs. IL. Ssosc.. under 50 lbs, Ice;
old cocks, fresh. dry. packed. dry, picked.
bills. iss;: scslded, ise.: fresh. bbls:. dry
ibs. and over. .asc.: ~, lbs. 9ic.; /! lbs.
Ice Southern. and southwestern. large. \.
Michigan. scalded. large, ale; small. Ia
Sst.ts .Tal'' r.ssiS 10 Dr sos.s s ASS
$50 lbs. and over 10 dozen. ii q as. under
ia ssc. to % $G.so; Il" : :ssii f ssS. ia @aF'' :sS':
dncs. and sss.c. isir. isgiie dry. SSi::
good. lisa ale: geese. Western. fancy. large.
iSc. sauHBs"frims. White. $40 lbs. and
81. GuiSEhs~sprins, az lbs to pair. per
pair. Si.?i; : lbs. to pair. per pair. 'Sc.
POULTRY, LIvE-some ~ frelsh, cars
S San$isd' s "a not ., e idsls and 4" c si" < re Se
ported at .om2i,. and fancy heavy fowls
as high as :i,sc. Old ~roos,ers steady At
and geese in good demand. Prime ducks
Doe: iatted aia.sc.
ae.5O; family. s3i a %; shor, clear. tais,
,a,.Sca 81; packet. ';5 800 $3.50: es,r. n:
S saso mess Ia: ,so ls... is.S.' 100 lbs.
i4i.c.: l4o lbs. 1Atc.; piss. lie, cut
p ,G;s,'Tf Is i'd. G rs".; q}a y lbs. " ,s. ,S.:
picked hams steady. Ii,,c. Taiiow. dull;
special, n.,.' city, Lie souS;sy; iin%
1910; city lard easier, t,ok ai:,. refined
lard barely. steady Continents Si'6, SOUTH
America. &1s: BraziI. Kegs. WV, compounu
quiet. ii,s pisNc. stcarin. easier: olco.
i2,ac.: city lard. stearins. lIisc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. choice. middle
West. per pair. soc. prime. Far Western,
per pair. ~ q use. average, fair to good.
90 22c., inferior. per pair. lou ioc.. Jacks
per pair. 200 soc.
RICE-Domestic screenings. 3A a3Ac.;
medium. A. n DC: head. ~ a &c fancy
head. So mJnc.. extra fancy, ''3 q &C.
Japan, "a blue rose. i'sc.
SUGAR FUTURES-strength in spot SIT.
uation helped to sustain prices and after
opening unchanged to an advance OF .
points. with some covering IN near post
lions by Wall street. values held sicsdN.
the close showing net gains OF TO .
points. with sales estimated At l2.ooo tons
Range OF prices:
The sun., 1916-12-29
HALF CROP IN ARGENTINA.
Drought and Locusts BADLY Injured
Wheat Production.

WASHINGTON. Dec. es-More exact de.
tails on world crop figures than were con.
tanned IN press dispatches from Rome giving
estimate OF the International Institute OF
Agriculture were received from the institute
to-day by the Department OF Agriculture as
follows:
Argentina. wheat, 7,.3ei,0D bushels. a de,
crease OF &.s pes cent, from las, year: oats.
80. DO. Gao, decrease Hi per cent. linseed
$3.50, 00o. decrease SG.6 per cent.
Australia, wheat. ls,a26,oS increase I per
cent,
France. wheat. 2lt.j.i.cC decrease 81 ner
cent. oats. ?SI, 396, 90. increase 49, per cent !,
barley. 81, 10000, increase e per cent,
Argentlna's wheat harvest this year will he
one OF the poorest IN the country's history
due to injury by drought and locusts, Con
sular reports say the, amount of grain avail.
able for export, VIII total not more than
! on, o0 tons, Normally 800. OS tons were
exported The rainfall has been the smallest
IN u generation. Pasture lands have failed
to support the country's cattle and thousands
of head are dying. Cereal pricps in the re.
public are the highest ever known.
The sun., 1916-12-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEN Es--Eoccipts. $40 head s cars on
sale. No transactions reported: feeling
full steady. Dressed beef in fair demand.
II Hl5i.c per ID.
.CALvE>-Receipts. sao head 81 on sale.
Market steady. Common to prime veal-
nary harvard calves. s. Ciiy dressed
,csls steady at lsg &c. per III. country
crossed do. Is zoe.
sai.s.s sanders u ,eals. i:s lbs aver.
sgc. 81, per 100 lbs : culi'. ~. $40: !
hsrny,ri calves. :S3. S.. .Nrwtou & CO.. .
sssl;: lSn ~ {? los: 81; !. ~. 81.
'S; ! iio. I'll; : eul!s. 10, 81.
SHEEP AND LAMB>-R.ceipt.. i.,s5
head ga cars on sale. sheep steady:
SO per 100 lbs. culls, S.. fair lambs. sis:
no prim" lambs sold. Dressed mutton
steady. NJ iinitc. per Id dressed lambs.
'lidi: per carcass,
~ssles-Kcrns Commission Co. 20. Ohio
lambs sc lbs, average, sl3 per 100 lbs; 81
state. 80. i3. Newton a. CO., 80 Pernsyi-
ysnia lambs. io:. tl3; : sheep. $50. $3.50.
.. 100. $3.50.
no"SMR.c.ipt: ls:s head Il car on
w.i.,, Make, s,esiy' Prime medium
Country dressed hogs unchanged.
sales-Newton a Co.. 81 Pennsylvania
boss $50 III. average. iioss per. 100 Id.
rough, $50, 1925.
Other Cities Live stock Markets.
CHICAGO. Dec. :s-Hoss--R.ceip,s. 40
goo; weak at loo. advance. Bulk. SlO..5I
0si; iisht. ;ssoalo.5o; mixed. iio.ioa
1913. heavy. tio.25m 1880. rough. SIC. 90
ios5: pigs, E.75nstO
'attle-Receipts. 1900, steady. Native
beef cattle. s7..oaii.so; Western steers,
S.@'Hl0, stockers and feeders, sT20gs.l5;
COWS and heifers. sh:oni 10. calves. 3s.75
uls5O
sheep Receipts, 10000. strong weth-
crs, islon 1895: ewes. ss.t0 lambs.
tll.aial3.5O.
rITTsRvRG. Dec. :s-C.tuc-stcady:
sheep..st.ady; supply light. Prim.
20: lambs UaisSo: veal caves. ,iSs's%o
HossEs,sady: receipts, 10 double decks.
1880: heavy Workers. 1lo,soaio.s5; light
norkers;. noGio"' pigs. H:5@s5o;
: 7 LOUIS. Dec. ?s.-Hogs-Recelpts.
LOO; steady to s,rons. Lights, $1,000
t tG 81 .I R,si; dii IooI4sSS' sSca "i sssv; ana n Spi:s;
1915; bulk. $1,000 io,s5. ~ "
cat,le-Receipts, 1890; 10 to l5c. higher.
steers and heifers. is.5o1i II 50: cows. ,3'5ss
ns50; stockers and feeders. S5.30nT75:
Texas quarantine steers, s5;3oms; prime
heifers .st?5a7.1o. prime y~earling steers
and %heifers, F;5ogs: native calves, 1sai:.
sssrpIRrSS.p', go; strong e ssaSe
ycarlings, sl0a1I.s5.
kANSA CITY. Dec. 2s-Hoss-Rc.
celpts, 10000: steady to sc, higher. bulk.
50 90 1855: heavy. 3l0t5a 10. so; pack
ers and butchers. Sl0l5a 1885: light. 81 -
GiO3i; pigs. IS t0as.75.
Cattle-Receipts, 2,jO0, including 100
Southerns: strong to. zoe. higher. Prime
fed steers. $40 .5nli?5; dressed beef
steers, 3snl0a5: Southern steers. sea
$50; cows, 3b.25Ts5o; hcifers. So II. so:
stockers and feeders, $6Gs5o; bulls. $3.50
M7.bo; calves, SsIll.
Lambs, sle.75 1895: yearlinss. SO rs
Ills: wethers. Sn 10; ewes. $3.50
CINCINNATI. Dec, 2s.-Hogs-Reccipts,
800; steady.
Ca,tle-Receipts. 500; strong. Heifers.
s5asj0, cows. t75mT calves strong.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; steady. Lambs
strong, $3.50 49, o,
The sun., 1916-12-29
Mig wabash Mortgage Talked OF.

Followins the example Of the Southern
Railway and the Erie, the Wabash Railway
may create soon u refunding mort gage to
provide for future financing Of improvements
and betterments and to take care OF the
require a s9no. 900 900 or $40 ,ooo. 900 bond issue.
A special meeting OF stockholders would
Directo rs OF the Wabash are scheduled TO
meet to-day II is believed that they will
make a decision reg arding dividends for the
preferred "a" stock and that q rate of
per cent, a year will be declared,
The sun., 1916-12-29
l.. =. Bureaus COttons-ed Report.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.-The Census
Bureau announced to-day Its report on
cottonseed and cottonseed products for the
quarter ended October 81 as follows: Cot
tonseed received at mills 2,.s7,23S tons:
crushed. l,os2,5s6; on hand at mills Oc-
tober 81, l,227,1l?: crude oil produced. 3i9.-
ESQ. ?35 pounds: on hand, ~, T35, sos; lin,crs
obtained. $40. 700 bales lof 800 pounds; on
hand. l%St.?6a; hull horc obtained, 6t,.ia
l9t.37s,l7s pounds; on hand at mills, 49,.
go. 2s3; imports of oil. i.2s3.2t7 pounds;
exports, 26,s33, t6S; exports OF linters, un-
bleachcd. $3.50 running bales; bleached.
2s.9Sj.
The sun., 1916-12-29
seats for Transfer AZ a72,OoO.

These memberships in the New York
Stock Exchange were posted for trans
fer yesterday at $4,000: George Hyatt
to Nathaniel s.. Seeley. George T. Max
we'll to Henry Irwin. Jr,. and Arthur
NJ. Lawrence to Perry h. Rawson. The
following family or partnership trans
fers were posted Fellowes Davis to
Dudley Davis. j.. II, Wainwright to
Charles T. Lowering, and Jacques s.
Halle, deceased. to Stanley s. Halle.
Members elected were Edwin A. Season.
good. Harold Tobey n Nathaniel r.
Glidden. Jr.
The sun., 1916-12-29
BUSINESS RECORD.
Petitions In Bankruptcy.

Petitions In BANKRUPTCY.
WENTWORTH MANUFACTURING CO.,
Isl Lafayette street; involuntary; iisbiii.
OSCAR HAMBURGER. clothing. sos East
i3sth street; involuntary; liabilities and
JOSEPH asfS.i ns scE fixsni and HARRY RosEN.
trading as schach 4 Rosenstein.. jobbers
,ary; liabilities and assets not given.
Benj.min swarts appointed as receiver
REGINA HOLDING COMPANY. Inc; 80
Park row. involuntary; liabilities ana as
scts not given.
schedules In Bankruptcy.
MAX Il RosEN. confectionery. jobbcr. IS?
Broome street: liabilities. e1b.1sl; as
sets. sl.t7?; principal claims: I. Schulz
Ran 4 Co; s compa ri M ,sgc. '''''
~ West Thirty..econd street; liabilities.
$500: ss.e,:; ,:2ii; prinr,ps' , Gia,mJ'
l.. Rheinhsimer, $500. 49,.
JOSEPH l.. ROSENBERG. millinery. 37s
Fifth avenue and 222 sixth avenue' VA,
bilities, ,tt;tt:: assets; sss,lS.' c p,,m ns pxl
1915; Fucker 4 Josephy. H.%3l; Mirkin
4 Margoiin. 3l,o5s. =.
~PEMRROKE REALTY COMPANY: &.
vanderbilt avenue: iianiii,ss' "ymnIva,
Life Insurance Company. S2at.6oo; sam
uci l.. Ayrcs. 10000: unsecured cia,ms.
George II. Abbott. $4,000; Anna N FOL
hemus, $4,000
JOHN M'DoNALD. grocer. 133 columbus
avenue assigned to Andrew J Guiss:,c
rORMAN, BOsSAK q SCHWARTZ FUR
coMPANY. Inc, 5ii sixth avenue: as
signed to Daniel Dranslc: JACOB rorma
Is president: company was incorporated
The sun., 1916-12-29
Favor =. 4 ". Reorganization.

BOSTON. Dec, es.-Two directors OF the
Boston and Maine Railroad. Charles Sumner
his city, testified in the receivership pro.
credings in. the Federal cout to-day that
in their opinion reorg aniza,ion OF the road
The proposed plan OF reorg aniIation Mr.,
Carr said, would insure dividends on the
common stock within ten years. Mr.. Cook
thought u would put hts sock - . divi.
dend paying basis,
The sun., 1916-12-29
Hank Of England Statement.

LONDON. Dec. 2s-weekly statement of
the Bank Of England Total reserve decreased
$4,000. circulation Inc, ft5l.e bullion dec
deposits inc. ii7,7i9,00 public deposits dee
II. IA. 0oC. notes reserve dec, fiGJ. ON. Govern.
mcnt securities inc. flb, 900.
Proportion of reserve TO liability IL 20 per
cent last week CO.'S per cent, Discount
rates 6 per cent.
The sun., 1916-12-29
New Orleans Cotton Market.

IN the cotton market to-day were violent.
The market went i to iG points up in the
early u aiding, chiefly on good cables. The
back into the market widened the adv ance 10
- 70 ~ points, Withdrawal of Liverpool
and in a few minutes prices were 81 10
- points down from the highest. Then on
2 sudden rebound the market recovered about
TO 50 points down from the top. Last prices
were 20 10 - points under the close OF yes.
The sun., 1916-12-29
Increases In n. Y. state Banks.

ALBANY. Dec. 2s.-The State hanks OF
deposit and discount In New York state
had total resources of 1901, s&5,2ts on No.
vember 20 last, according to reports hled
with Eugene Lamb Richards. State Super.
intendent Of Banks, On septemb Der 20.
1915. The resources Of these institutions
totaiied $40. 70t.?lo. showing an Increase
from September 20 to November 20 oil
Ssr;,.,;SS';ii rom In iss ssTs e e S,g1;I'.
q gain Of Ss7,S7S.sss.
The sun., 1916-12-29
CONSOLIDATED

The market in the Consolidated Stock w.
change was under slow retreat most OF IN.
day. Signs of renewed liquidation appeared
IN several quarters. Both the Mexican stua.
into play as factors, Mexican Petroleum and
American smelling and REFINING were sub.
lected TO oearish attacks. United States
upon the market. as a whole. the issue De.
ing distinctly soft from the opening. The
war stocks again were weak. A bro ably
distributed business In odd lots was HANDLED
by commission houses.
Sales OF mining stock were as follows.
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NOyementn Of Naval NesAels.

WASHINGTON, Dec ?S.-The cruise
New orleans has arrived at Iibertad tug
paducah -at Key West: tug Potomac at
Tho cruiser Nashville has sailed from
Vera Crux for Tampico: tug Sonoma for
Hampton Roads from Norfolk.
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Liverpool cables-spot hardening; sales.
American, 1000 imports. 5000; American, 81.
o0. Middling upland, 10 Sad. Futures opened
net advance Of :sg37 points. January. Febru.
sry. io.s?: March.AprIl, loS: May-June.
1913; July August. 1919; October November,
10.l0. Manchester-Yarns firm. clotha nuiet.
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Tho Sc navy orders were issued;
Commander r. A. Kearncy, detached,
Naval Academy to Bureau OF Ordnance.
Washington.
Lieut., Junior grade, l., u. Lewis. de.
tached, Jenkins TO McDougal,
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Prairie Co. Pats Crude OIL At $40.

INDEPENDENCE, Kan. Dec. es.-An In.
crude oil. the NTH 10 cent advances within
thirty days. was posted here to-day by the
Prairie Oh and Gss Company. tn new price
10 o1.to.
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JOHNSTOwN. Pa. Dec. ?s.-seven mill
lon dollars will be expended by the Cam
bria steel Company here In the erection
OF two new blast furnaces and u new
plant to manufacture car wheels, accord
ing to announcement by officials, Ground
has been broker for the new furnaces.
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local spoi market que, and 7. po,n,s
higher AZ IA for middLng upland; sales MI,
southern spot markets and sales:
galveston steady. u, p. lower. II 3jc I; 100.
Loo.
Mobile nominal. unchanged. lie.
Savannah nominal. unchanged. Isi.c.: soO.
Norfolk steady, 20 p. higher, Il. 3sc.; SIS.
augusta steady, 10 y. higher. l7.s3c. 2ss.
Houston quiet. 20 p. lower. l.c.: 10.
Little Rock quiet. unchanged. Il CSC; I,oli.