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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS ).

Thomas g. Parry improvement COMPANY.
Ocean Beach. SUFFOLK county: capital. 500
600. directors. Bryor. G.. Thomas. George A.
Colley and Arthur II, Parry.
Sixty.hrst street Building Corporation.
Manhattan; capital. $4,000; directors,
David Price, Charles kessor aud irving
y. X. y. Realty Company. Manhattan;
capital. $1,000; directors. Paul ~. u.
no. Inn. Robert Hirschneld and Edward
Brennan.
Gusann Holding Corporation. Hronx:
ca pitsi. $1,000. directors, George Rheinish,
Mary Gets and Joshua l.. Evans.
Fox 4 Sons Realty Cooperation. Manh1t-
tan: capital. $50. 900: directors. Hugh l..
Fox. Hugh e. Fox and Francis 4. Fox.
The sun., 1916-08-29

Local spot market quiet and 20 points lower
81 1890 for middlins upland salcs nil; dc.
livercd on contract. $500 bales.
Southern spct markets were:
Charleston nrrn, unchanged, 1c.; salcs. 80
csles.
baltimore nominal, nc. higher. 15stc. sales
nil.
Augusta steady. unchanged. lSlsc.; sales,
6;s.
New Orleans steady. Z points higher. IL. sc.
sales. $50.
Norfolk steady. unchanged. lisa. sales nil.
Galveston steady. 10 points lower. i6.Sc. ;
sales. ISL
Mobile nominal. unchanged. i5c. sales nil.
Savannah steady. unchanged. l5.,sc sales,
a+ss.
Wilmington steady. i.c. lower, ike. sales
niL
Memphis steady. unchanged. 5..Jc. sal".,
Houston steady. Is points lower. IL SOC. sales.
Little Rock quiet. unchanged, 15.Ssc. sales
oil.
Ansusta steady. unchanged, i5.i3c. sales. 5is.
Reccipts ut ports and interior points. with
lpnnna rispns
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
II. loui. S0uthv r.trru kailvuy Co..

-. l.1Gls. Mo, Angus .3rd. 1915.
NOTICE l. h"isHS given that tl,e annual
meeting ~ tie kAolders Of -. Louis
Sluthw ts;ern Halfway Company will Ia
he'd at the General Offices ot the CON pany,
IN the Railway Exchange Building. SlNtA
and OliVc streets, In 'he ti'y 81 -. Louis.
Mo, Oh Tuesday, october 3rd, 1916. a. vine
O'Clock \. NJ. for the election OF Directors
Of the COMPANY, ia conformity w.;h the by
Avs, and for the transaction OF such other
business as may legally come before said
meeting.
The regular annual meeting Of the Direr.
tors Of the coIlpaUv viii lie he'd a. the
same pla Immediately after the adjourn
ment ~ ,he stockholders meeting
The stock transfer books If III" Compsn nv
W.T. be closed on Sa'nriuy, srptember md.
1913. at twelve O'Clock noon. and VIII bc
reopeued at ten o'clock \. VI. on W,Lnts.
day, October eth 1915.
DWI GOULD.
Chairman Of tho board and President.
ARTHUR J. TRuSSEIl. secretary.
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OREGON SHORT LIN; RAILROAD co.
MIMI "lB" BONDS,

In pursuance Of the provisions of the In
.~leutur'. dated Mur,h LIST. 1891. between
the oregon Short Limo Railroad COMPANY
aud the state Trust Company ~ Trustee,
,iuaranty Trust Company Of New York 40
ru, c-ssor trustee hereby gives notice that
- general meeting OF the holders ~ the
above bonds viii he held at the office OF
the GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY or
SEW YORK, 40 broadway. New York
city, on September sth, lals. at twelve
oclock noon. for tho purpose Of nominal
ms two directors ~ tho Railroad Company.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Successor Trustee,
Ry CHARLES u SABlS, President.
Dated. New York, August l1th. 1918.
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CABLES. Rio Nc : ~ rcts higher AT 6si2i;
cxchangc 3.32d, higher AT Fad receipts,
5000 bags stock, 3|o,0Nh Santos l1 rris
higher for spots nj $3.50 for 40. ! and
IN TO lT5 refs higher for futures; receipts.
4a.eO bags; stock, l,So:"o' Receipts at the
ports s,o0o, against ,i,"@ a wear ago: Sac
against 1000,
Sac Paulo weather fine IN four districts
and cloudy ~ ono, viii temperatures H. to 81.
Cleared from Santos saturday the Minas
Grracs with .5.ro bags and the Terence
with 1000 bags for New York and the Ara
guary with 1900 bags for New Orleans.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.


wAsHINGToN. Aug .s.-Thc following
army orders were issued To-day:
rir:t Iicut. g. II. Glover, ir. twenty
n',h Infantry. transferred 30 Thirty-second
Infantry CAPT Thomas A.. Roberts. cav
airy, 20 Montgomery, Ala, 90 assist IN or
ranisn't"n % National Quart raya.ry,.
assigned to SiNtccnth cavalry. First Lieut..
seth W. cook. Eleventh cavalry. attichel
10 si.nai ,orrs ., AVIATION student and
school. First Lieut.. William I. lio.y,
Twelfth Infantry, detailed as professor OF
military s'icnc" AZ Delaware College, New.
cuth cavalry. detailed as professor ~ mill.
tafy science and tactics Al. state tniycrsi'y
lsrmau, Coast Artillery. detailed a. prutes-
s"r OF military science ami tactics -
Louisiana stat Imhersi'y. and Asricul.
Rouge; capt Louis II. Hall, L. :. 4, 70.
tired. lpon his own Application is detailed
'ics at Throop roil"se Of Tochnoiogy. pasa.
dcra, cal, second Lieut.. Robert l.. Eichel-
b"rgrr, rwenly-srconi Infantry. detailed
at kcmprr Military school. poone,il!c. No.
These resignatious accepted: Cap. Josep
T. nc, EoT wa nr.r" '"i nsnariix IA rt,, !; ina.
fsntry, ia \. q First Lieut. Adclhcrt l.
,iramsch.. Medical corps, Mass. y. O.
cavalry, CO... \, q First Lieut., Stani-.
lau- sihnen. Third Fl,ld Artillery. \. Y,
y a second !,.sut. ,C.harles \ stryker,
iienry T. smith. ii e, Tea. *. o.: CAPT
Edward !. Robbins, Twcnty- third Infantry,
y. y. y. q First Lieut. l.. J, Hcymnn
second Ficli Artillery, \, '. y. g.; Mayor
Floyd II, Racer, NJ. q, okla. y. c., second
Lieut. W!llialn e. Rathke, Third lnfar-
try, Iowa y. 6 First Lieut.. Hscheus Is
Brown. Iifh Infantry, N"b, y, g.. Frs;
Lieut.. William, \, ,Rurre'll. sigma Corps
Fourteenth Infantry, y V. y. Il. second
Lieut.. ". coffee. second Infantry. Ala, y
q. second licut. Jumos T., Curtis, Jr,
Fourt, cnth Infantry. y, Y, y. q.
Retircmenl Of col, Cunline II. Murray,
Smith cavalry, from active service on
Angus, -. 1915. IL announced.
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THOMPsON-sTARRETT COMPANY.

\ special meeting Of the sto,&holders 81
the THoMFSoS-SrARIETT COMPANY
viii be held on the SIN day of September.
1916. A. twelve o'clock noon, Mt the ONCE
81 said company. No ~ Wall street.
for the purpose OF submitting to tho stock
holders an agreement of consolidation with
tho wall and Will!am Corporation, and for
the purpose Of acting thereon and upon
other matters referred 10 IN the circulars
dated June -, 1915, June 81, 1915 and
July is, 1915. addressed and sent 10 the
s'o' khoil'rs,
Dated. Now York CITY. August 81. 1915.
Louis Y, HoRDWIrZ, President.
EDWARD W. +. GRAY. Secretary.
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RE- ID LEASES.
NAnAaNNan

.TH AVE. :70.1t, all-M. Anrahams
Realty 60. to Joseph Grlnantl. .s"S
Riverside Drive, Ct al, ) yrs from MAY
/. 1919. sub to mtg to exceed $4,000,
atty. Jos Sicchia. $50 Bway.... 81 100
It'll ANE 1stN.in. str--Iruis Schlcrht'r
10 Norman ~';"ttchrc. l33 W nm -,
. yrs. from oct /. 1915. . yrs ron. s,'>s.
LIZ j Wclnhergcr ) R"ehman st sl.Soo
PAtl.S III. al, aN--MiChl \ Hon.
mann TO Harris Crausnsu, 1900 Hoe ave,
2 yrs from July u, 1916; atty. Harris
Crsusman. 1900 Hoe ave. ........s t,Jpp
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PROPOSALS


Proposals for Clothing and Materials -
ofira II Depot guari"rm.s,n- Ph!laiei-
pEId, va Sealed proposals VIII he received
here until ll;un "''ldck, \ Nj. September
e.. 1915, for furnishing at this Depo.:
travatst 'atrs. leather. MIsl!n aud Tame.
| Inbl.aChci Information On application.
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Wire DAY Letter Extended,

Announcement has been made by the
Western Union Telegraph COMPANY to
tho effect that the telegraph day letter
service, which heretofore has been
limited to the United S,atrs. will hc
extended to All offices in Canada, in
GUIDING 'hosc operated bv III. Great
Northwestern Telegraph Company. ON
september ].
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REAL ESTATE
TRANSACTIONS
RESULTS At
LAT u Wesley sTREET.l

lAT " NESE SIHEEI'I
ny Joseph =. Day.
c5TH ST. tI-t3 W. u >, ::5 e 6th az. sos
?So. II sty lofts-Florcnce Coleman. ag'
A u Keller. Inc. 81 al; due, S:j9.700.t5i
taacs. Nc. $s'. to the plaintiff. $500
by Bryan L. Kennedy.
ssTH ST. 64.66 w. p 8. s. e Columbus av,
40XiO0.S s, two 3 sty houses-M n Jones
agt Joseph Shinler ct al; due. S3.ssl.Iti
prior mtg. $50. 1000; TO the plaintiff $4,000
ny Henry brady.
BROADWAY. " $, block front bet 1esth
and Manhattan SITS. 13:.10N116x6I.5xi6iH
] s,y bldg II mlrket--Sherifs sale "'
all right, title. interest, &c, which IN.
Fort Lee Ferry Public Market Co had
on June 2 and June Q to lease on prem.
ises. to Edward
The sun., 1916-08-29

stGiR. RAW Mat>c continued dun
ana 'oWer. with sales to 4 local rchu"r re-.
Centrifugal. one 10, o; 5000 has III "a.
Ian RAYS. OK store, WAS sold at " .5c. do
hySrcd; basis 81 degrees. and another lot NJ
ii.c. cost and freight. cauai to a.7r. dcIiv.
cred. NJ the close some store sug ,-s were
availab at 1915. cost and froieh: ha~is,
molss.e.. 500 COS, and frcisnt. t,,c.
SUGAR. REfINED-crys,ai domino tab.
,ets, cases /. lb. cartons. hair or thll siz"
tablets. i0c.. and 0.loc. In haIf cases.
Eagle tablets, &c; cut loaf. s.ijc.. crushed.
Sc: mould \ cubes and Eagle 5 H.. bags
and 7.65c. In containers 81 Ii. bulk; pow.
dered and coarse powdered, T.ioc.: fruit
powdered. g., domino. granulatod, cases .,
~, and . II. cartons, 7.soe.. and : toe. In
half cases: Eagle confectionrrs' g-anuiatcd.
! 3or Eagle coarse graduated. 1ljc cN-
,ra iine granalatci. &C.: Ess'c : ais and /;
10. cartons hnr graduated, : SOC. . III.
bags do. and : H. hass 10. 7.Soc. tn sacks
and Toe IN hhl~. az 10 bags line sraru-
aud zoo. IN hhis. - and 20 H.. bags do.
ice. standard graduated. 1.ojr. me
sranu'atei and diamond \. T. 'onfc 'l"n-
NJ. s. G6oc., No. ., ".iir. Ne. :. q i"r
No. >. siar. No. 10 sioc No u. $50.
Nc u. s.5oc.; Nos, IL. - and -. C-jS.
NEGkTABlE :. MISCELLANEOUS
REANS-Virginia. bsk.. >sr. a 81; western
Tew, York, MsN, h.k, Na:5Ii55 sr""n.
Island. ereon, bag, 5;c $40. BErrS.
NcaTGy' LOO ''fs1 '-'s lIr- m Ssi; -
, 100 h,hs. sii6ms; unwashoi. top. III.
nj. 500: washed, tops ~ Nh, $; 30
l:35: state, hsk. siui,so, Long island,
eGl' a.; NIX -; q NE. i.rs.yi esk
bti.. tm6. hu. hsk.. sL7Su-. CARRIAGES
Nearby. per loo. sias. bhl. s,pl -.
i';6. ciELERY"s,.tS and nearly. n"th'
Il; 55c.; rough crate. t75p3io. cons
Soc nsi.7j. CACLlFLOWER" state. hbi.
.. 8. crate, sl.5onS.5o. EG1rI.ANT>
Nirr MIA: so q. crate. sou 30: Jersey.
uTi;o GAHL1 strings, H. ga Be-
nh2i,EH -T Tss,rrr; iog i.s' ,., 81
Zoe = 81. LlEsrTrcE:,,s STATE, o"s cr tas"': zoe ga :
si.;oo'' 'iiiE:EKIyssIa,,rih;y ' i6S bcin. "r s..rssss
oNloNS-Ohio, white. crate s~i:5@i.;o
Indiana. red, iOo. ID bag. = $50; Iowa, ivl.
low. 20 - bag: s. -; washinr.on, yellow.
100 IA. bac. 3.son:l3. california. yet
75c si.es; rcd. 100 il. 5ss. il,;oa:cs
hsk 'l.:;pls6; 1870 % .bas, ,3.;u $50.
Jersey. white, b.k Np,.io; !"nn"Icur
Rai,imore, hsk zoe Isl; s%pani,h. crate
s1:;ul.io. okRA-Jrrscv. peach *
900 ":i:i; large bsk 500 a $50: carri,r
hsk. s!H2; nag. 75c. ,i.7t. pEPpERS~
Jersey. cherry. hsk. 'itt!.;o; "thcr -or..
h.k. ,; Id; other sort. green NJ So
| loo b5'Aast. ,:as' RApisnEs @%earSy 100
hchs. Nai,;o. ROMA1NE S,a'r. h.k
1 %i.so 20 s,,,e. SfGa TX Il SS;sii'" sa,iT"N,ssu'
Marrow. ha' t50ul.55; wh.t" hbi., 81.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


LOUIS LEVIN. manufacturer dresses. -
West Thirty-fourth street and 100 West
18th street. Liabilities. 3i9.t:1; assets.
Sls ?6?. Principal claims: l.. I. Marstan.
400. State Bank. $1,000. Bruno Meyers.
HARRY BLANK. confectionery. $50 East
ls3d street. Liabilities. S3.s9I: no assets
Principal claims: Hamilton Dairy com.
pany, $JJ5; Grossman Bros. & Roscnblaum,
5000
LEO SAMCEIs. engaged In business ~
IN" Globe Win. and Liquor Company. llsnn
street and Third avenue. Liabilities, Sii.
oo5 assets. secs. Principal claims: Park
a -Tilf"-d. 49,: Freshman Company,
'te6l. Rohrs, Meyer a Co, $;:i.
Assignments.
DAVID STRAUSS. a. solo Surviving part
rer Of the firm ~ Gwynr. strauss e. co
manufacturing 'igsrs NJ ~; broadway. Hs
signed to Jos, pI kuhl.r. 100 Wet ilSth
street.
Petitions In BANKRUPTCY.
GEORGE - HERREt. retail mcs'. So
Amsterdam avenue. voluntary. IIthli.
,i"s. S753 assets. SiG.i. i'riurip.l
claims: Wilson A 60. 500; ,;.org" 4.
Hinrich & Co. Nj3; Lass a cch"u, se.s.
Receiver In bankruptcy.
JACOB s HARRISON. known ais" as
John Harrison, doing business a. IA" COM
,our>" Aut" supply Company .i,3 Grand
boulevard. Bronx. Lester !. RS appointed
under Sl.jO0 bond.
The sun., 1916-08-29

u-ssS p...,. IN pen .nv Eresl
ro,SsrcI -i cs,rn fn.. iY rsr do,sn. ~ a Sac
~. a., At Az. rrr.,s 80 =, zoe: sec
ond.' 81 - .sc'. thirds and poorer. .Ou :3c.
a,I,i.., 10. !. =as;: no. : and poorer. iom
.iNG:; undsrsrade. ~ s"e'; reirissra,S :
paid, ape; 'adrsis. :i'.m:sisc:; Seconds.
81: state. 'rsnSsyivan'la and n.arsy her.
merry whites, hne 10 fancy. 4ont3e': orLi-
nary 10 good; 3:n3sc; satncred mhites
ordinary TO me, 3on sue Wcsteth an
southern, sstnrrea wni,ss' .nm"t' ns'
"nn.y!Nanla anu n.aros ne"n"is 49,
~ s.c'' sathef,d Drown anu "'Aea co'o's'
-'n"'''
FLOR AND NrNJ-P-iccs In wood
sprinr n,.cn,s sSioTS ,nrI,s clears
,Fi:s - winter PATENT. ,F7sns; win.
ter. 3" 80 "a c>.r, No =. Winters. 8; ~
a.. az. Kansas .,r,irb,s $50 sio. fancy
spring pstsn's, JnbbIng lots. .susi5. 1--WE
n Wv Inu'i 'Hons 60 ,'n,vv mol h,yely
~ IN, $500 ., a WW.v mc,l r,reiy
s.ccssdyy me Nnhi,e AND ,el,o"' sos; coarse,
49, - 80 80 -, h,iL 90
,hh,'i r"eu- a. 81 SNeI"s ntl,pI,n.. u,
~ -" a. ,tIJ'Inrs A. sa5 rnl Jnr
coS-.'' mou IL "iuI.."R v,rn auie,-
hgrn'' 10" TO- ..cks, ,:teon ass, standard
T. " q r''",;,o a. ,ritaitvrs
"a" "a ~, d"y, Anu ito In sacks Sssio
rated, fancy. III. ,n7rc.; choice. sr6Hc.
prime. ~ APRICOT, Eoya,; L. =
%.i,Ioini"".' unppecied. -. q &c: peeled. is a
l. a;'i eo1.s, J. Sii': ',''''1''' Tvs 10 'V''
80, 70 oii7st windfaiI.. ~
Zoe M hand nick.d hill. SI5Ou@
aindfaii.. ,6r' nN:5, PEARS. Bartlett,
. m. TSIk.yV,inn5 'tiapp's Favorit.,
MI sgDrs; bask.;' &, >; n 20: near hy
bas,seL. 500. d SIZE, Bel. i.b.., s.jOn3
common. Dbl 'usS1s q southern. Le con,e
bbI. So a. ): ktsn.r, bbi, Ea9. PEACHES
state and PENNSYLVANIA basket. :5n SOC.
%carri.r. iln.. jersey. carrier. sIn?.6o
D"in and Maryiand' carrier, Naa.5
la sks,' .:asoc. virsin,a and w..t vir.
s!nia, carrier. 7Sc. $50; basket. .; II s0r
n.S io,s"" C,Iforni,, hos. ;or i 3s
Films Virr,nia. nafnson' per peach has.
ke,. ;;c. FIGS. Virginia. quar-. SMILE
%hArEs. up riysri Champion; craft. S9In
&C. I 49, 'ssksc' snsG' sSIhHHNrss
shermrF' faat,. ~ ~ t sm.a''' SaA. e'ssS
HLAcKnEEiRRiEs." J.rsey. QUAR- %s'aiic
sfhhs'''it W,::c I;iJey; TSn' ss''pa rt%p
c Hlhaa ' r.n Ssyiyg; m0G and j. 2s-t'' ;aiiiss..
n]slswors and Maryland s,iGc N9ys
T'"riS, Sox +,sjs C"uh,,n hox ssHna
80 - tIstESpIi.i arniI,n,s, o" v ~
3 70: ha.f box, STA; - 40. CuI.nn. box. s. q
>: Porto Rico. s.r3,. LEMONS. Cnlifor.
MIA. boz. 80: impor,ed So a
so. ME- Dominican Lhl SsdIo
Ml'SKNEIoNS Jersey. rnr,i U,,ks hny
Sui5o: other Jers.y. per box, Tsc' nsi5O
basket, zoe. pfi; D..awar. and Maryland
Jumbo t6s. Suaio; Jumbo Sos, Slg?5o
standari crate, i5c. pony crate. 1ic. n
si.jo; Nat crate, soc. lii basket, 80 Z soc.
California. standard crate. s3u3.5o. pony
crate. ~si75n::j; two.,hird crate. si,ss Il
b. 90, nat crate, 81 l. u | 40. mink mpues
nat ca.. tnl..5. Colorado. STANDARD
crate sSna-.' pony crate, s2n.5o; IA
crate .l'i." 30. pink meats. nat crate
sIn 30 New N,NlCn, pink meats, ia
crate. slrl"' MELONS. Honey Dew
.,.itornla, crate OF \ to -, tlT:. WATER
MELONS, .Dtlawar.. Maryland and Nir
g.nia. per 100, 20. carload, $50 n sa5
Porto RICO, red Spanish
poN'. 20" $50 una sI'sIp 90: Florida
The sun., 1916-08-29

Not In.
Liverpool Cahles-Hixhcr prices on spot cot.
Ton check business sales, 500 bales: sr""ula.
tIon snd csp"rt. 600 American, 5000: imports.
1900 American, ZOO middling upland,
e.s+d. futures opened irregular. q tn % points
higher closed frverish and unsettled nj a net
decline Of ) points to an advance Of . points.
August. a3s October. November. e.j January.
February. go: Msrch.April. SIS; May June,
e16. Manchester-ia irregular; cloth, buy.
0gs hold on.
The sun., 1916-08-29

\ special Meeting Of tho stockholders Of
Rein 4 N. glrr. Inc. by order Of the Dircc-
tors, viii be held on september ;, 1915. at
I y, NJ, at Room SIS, No ll6 Nassau
street. Manhattan, New York city. for tho
purpose Of voting upon a proposition that
the corporation he forthwith dissolved.
Dated. New York. August end, 1918.
HENRY REIN, Secretary.
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Chicago.
Railroad Company
Four Per Cent. Bonds Due Septem.
Der !, 1921.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT In
Pursuance Of the trust agreement dated
February I. 1889. by and between tins
chicago. Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Company and The New England Trust
Company. The Following f'our Per Cent.
bonds Due september 4. 1891. 1T ss'd
Railroad Company. issued under said trust
agreement. have been drawn for pay ment.
viz:
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\ ucntnn Places 5000, 900 T.. =.
order.

An order for 100 ,00o telegraph poles,
averaging twcntN-iour feet in length, has
been placed with American shippers by
the state government Of Nucatan, McN-
leo, according 10 representatives in TINS
city Of tn" M Americas Association. a
Latin American trade organization. The
poles will be shipped through n Southern
port for delivery at Merida. Yucatan,
and will cost the Yucatan sovsrnmsnt
about 100000 when received.
The sun., 1916-08-29
NAVAL. ORDERS.

Lieut.. ilunior gradci ~, T.. Rice, de.
ta.l"i West Virginia to navy yard Puget
Sound. Washington Lieut.. Cunior sradrI
W II. stiles, detached navy yard Puget
Sound. T." West NIrRinir, Ensign II v.
I'ryan, detached receiving ship ut New
York, to Florida, Ensign Hugo IN
detached Halchc. to sampson: Passed As.
sistant surgeon q, &, kress, detached Prov
Ing ground Indian Mead. to West Virginia.
Passed Assistant surgeon + y W. Hough
to proving ground Indian Head, Assistant
surgeon O.. d. Halliday. NJ. u. C.. detached
Louisiana.
The sun., 1916-08-29

PARIS MARKET.

reu'es we're quiet at 65.5t. Exchange on
London VAS reported az :SlOis. Tho J per
cent. loan MAJ quoted at 80 francs.
The sun., 1916-08-29

S-.li"h.o 'ty. from 49,, roI
- Iu'sd s'f'c4 IRON X rL,,v
= Minus ncr,"s from Ssnio,
-. I~'pih hrh from G4bf.lt,-
;. aicrii. from Li'crpnol
- AngHsiHs Wei. from Casahlau,a
>~I"alandia from Rotterdam
- America from Naples
- Trinidad, from - trniX
SNCIty of Mont. nm,ry. from Ssyann.,
The sun., 1916-08-29
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and observation-disclosures
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

on''cu statos Coast and ,~;coie,ic sur,.,
STANDARD Time. '"'"-
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
''ses' ''o'is sun sets g IS Moon sets 81
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
- '''a' 'or.Is'. .s;i' HcllGa,e. ic2u!
Low WATER THIS DAY.
- AM All -.
SandyHk. .ji Gov T., SMl,.u, An
The sun., 1916-08-29

Highest temperature, 70. at 1880 4 ~
Average temperature. 81.
The sun., 1916-08-29

cool to-day, Tomorrow. fair. warmer In
the north portion; light west 10 southweet
winds.
For New Jersey. fair ana continued cool
to-day; Tomorrow. partly cloudy. with
slowly rising temperature: light variable
FOR northern New England. fair to-day
and Tomorrow; warmer tomorrow; light
northwest winds.
For southern New England. fair to-day
northerly winds.
For western New York. fair to-day. WITH
a slowly rising temperature tomorrow.
partly cloudy, with probable hower lSht
southwest TO south winds.
NEW YORK. Aus. ?9.--Thcre was .
small area Of depression In the extreme
southwest yesterday. but throughout other
parts Of the country general harorie,ric
conditions changed from moderately low
to moderately high.
There were no very distinctive fornia
tons. hut the principal high pressure area
occupied tho Central states.
Moderate temperatures pre,siied In the
West and Northwest, but sharply cooler
weather. attended by showerv condition.
prevailed from New England and the Mid.
die Atlantic states southwest into TeSss
Elsewhere the weather. was generally
fair.
In this city rain fell lightly during the
forenoon: much cooler, followed by clear
!nR In the afternoon: wind, fresh north
eriy. average humidity. - per cent: bar.
omctcr, corrected 10 read 80 sea lever, az
IN AZ %
The sun., 1916-08-29

Movements of Naval Vessels.
The ha,tlcships Illinois. Kearsarge. Ken
lucky. Louisiana, Maine. New Jersey and
The sun., 1916-08-29
THE WEATHER.

Tor esAtern New York. fair. continuing
cool to-day, Tomorrow. fair. warmer In
the north portion; light west 10 southwest
q knhs
The sun., 1916-08-29
other cities live stock Markets.

70 o"n: vrlk - saturday average.
Rhit. tioio II 90; lsht. 80 ;ouii.i5,
m.\Ct so To- liio, heavy. .iorili",
'at'H' Receipts, 81 600 strong. ra,t'~.
s. e." fi".HH: Western steers. Sto. I>.5.
sirckers and feeders. 81 >Vr75o rows an!
h"if,5-. sG3t4g. calves. g. So 4ll-s
Sheep "rs .p's. g.; COO: Nesk Wsthors
s. lo I..So. ewes, So 20. lambs. tG..jl
10 a..
The sun., 1916-08-29

packed Spring hroU.ng. -. a. rs. zach,
~, SH32".; Ola hens. dry picked, NO
Old toms. dr. picked. :Ic: scaidei, sSc,
Western milk fed. - lbs - dozen ana I'M
der. III, 500 sic; lS-?t lbs, 80 ale: at.a0
.hs,. :sc. alas lbs, SOC: 3.-ta lbs 3lr
corn fed, y lbs. to dozen and under, H.,
-Sc.. 1874 lbs, :Sc., $3.50 lbs, zee Al al
lbs, ::r'; - % lbs. go. Fresh, bills. iced
NearHN squad, III. each. pair, IA Gr
Goc under | 10 each, asa SOC. Philadnl
phii aud Long Island. 81 lbs. to pair, ~ N
a:".; uennsylvania, - lbs, to pair, ssan
IS" MARYLAND, milk fed. mixed weights.
- 4" SOC; Virginia and Tennessee. milk f.d,
- lha. to pair, 21u2So., other southern
mix fed, "Gm "7".; Western. dry nickel
max fed, 81 lbs, To- pair, .Gu"Ic.: SO lbs
to pair, @Su 29c., mike weights. .sa .Gc
corn fed. g. lbs. {" pn!r. ga .5c.. 50 lbs
% pair. go, mixed weights, a3n a,c.
southern, dry picked. mixed weights, .3c,
northern ohio and Michigan. scaIleI, ,"rr
icl, h%roi'cis, 20, mixed weights, ga
2i's"., uiher Western, scildcd. corn fed
h%rui.ers, 90 4+c.; mixed weights, .3c
southern. S"hlded, mixed weights. ..c
FOWLS Fresh, dry parked. ~ to box
Western, b0Nes, 1850 lbs. and over I,
a. zen. dry pie k"d. AZ n22'sc.; 3O.t- lbs.
l,'a a .lr.i under 80 his. lsc.: old cock,
dry picked. bills. ii,sr.; scaided, i5c
Fresh, bills. iced; Western, northerly. dr.,
1 picked. Q lbs, aud over. zee: ~ lbs
-iHe.: Z lbs. :oaY:ic.. ga ibs,. ish9
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-24
l DECLINE IN STOCKS
SEEMED INEVITABLE
Though Peace Proposals Started Fall
In Prices, the "StaleF' Bull Market
Required REIMBURSEMENT, Anyway.

New York, Dec. 19.-The redical
downward revision OF market quota
lions which accompanied last weeks
enormous selling movements derived
it's chief impetus from Germany's I'M
expected peace proposals, but seemed
inevitable, apart from foreign or do
nestle political developments. In the
Judgment of disinterested observers,
the bull market had grown "stale" and
required drastic readjustment.
Prices rebounded to 10 points and
even more in the latter part of the
week, when advices from abroad
threw a damper on the prospects of
early truce.
There was much conjecture dealing
with this country's economic condition
after the war, but the consensus of
oponion in high financial circles was
that the demands of peace would fully
offset these occasioned by the titanic
struggle still raging.
All branches of the foreign exchange
market were strengthened by the
news from abroad, particularly rates to
the Teutonic countries, but the move
ment was sentimental. International
war bonds also hardened perceptibly,
with an increased inquiry for the
loans issued by Great Britain.
The strength of railway issues in
dictated steady accumulation of those
shares from investment quarters. The
cheaper issues rose to 5 points, south
ern and southwestern lines being most
favored.
Monetary conditions were relative
ly easy, at no time approaching the
high rates of the previous fortnight.
The overhauling of the stock market
is expected to make for further re-
duction of loans. Excess reserves of
lacal banks have increased substan-
TALLY
Industrial and mercantile conditions
we're unaffected by the change
wrought in prices of securities. Steel
and iron mills are booking orders into
1918 and holiday trade, almost with
out exception far exceeds any pre-
vious year in the country's history.