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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-12

similar institutions in Minnesota. I
is his intention to devote practically
all OF his time to the Capital City col
lege, and students from the other
Langum schools will come here tC
take their advanced work. The frs
enrolment of this kind was received
yesterday from Thief River Falls
MINI.
When the fall semester begins, Mr.
Langum expects to have an enroll
ment of at least 200, and this will be
built up rapidly under the direction
of an efficient field corps. Last spring
the semester closed with more than
1870 students in attendance, the larg.
est enrolment in the history of the
college.
Experienced in the Work.
G. M. Langum has devoted Sc years
to commercial college work and has
established large institutions in the
Twin Cities and elsewhere in the
northwest. Prot. r. H. Boyd, super
visor of instruction, has been in the
profession an equal length of time,
and he is the oldest teacher of short
hand in the country. The faculty
throughout is as strong as it can be
made, and it is being increased as
the demand warrants.
While Mr.. Langum expects to- oc-
cupy the new college quarters about
August l., the formal opening will be
held at later date, when the Com
club plans to give compli-
mentary luncheon in honor of the
rapid strides which the institution is
making under its new management. '
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-12
it will bring pleasant

collections of the halcyon days of
youth, when east Lynne" was the
favorite classic by which all popular
emotional novels and dramas were
measured and afford opportunity to
renew old and valued acquaintance
under most favorable circumstances.
To the youth of the land it presents
an unusual chance to become familiar
with the favorite play of the proceed
ing generation and to gauge the sim
pie beauty and artistic worth of a
work that swept the world.
Few realize that, next to the Bible,
East Lynne has found translation
in moresl angna ges than any literary
sproduct.s EVEN Pagsee and Hindus-
tanee are inclna d among the tongues
employed toteil HSromantic, pathet-
ic story, according to no less an auth
ority than the British Biographical
Encyclopedia.
After many of the greatest actors
of the last four decades and (unfor-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-12
HUGHES HAS
BIG FORCE
Electric Company Employs Many
Men in RELAXING City
Steam Mains.

The Hughes Electric company has
so men at.work relaying steam. mains.
The work will require at 8lsast two
months to complete. 'ssssaassss SI s;,sF
To take charge ofsEthjs sbig isccn
struction proposition, the company
has C. P. Larson, an experienced en-.
gineer. Under him are FOUR superln-
tendents in charge of the various d.
visions of the project
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-12
|ftunately, of late), many lacking that

|ftunately,eo of late), many lacking that
distinction, have essayed to present
EAST Lynne" employing seeming
ly endless array Of versions, the most
modern of the age-the motion pic.
ture camera-has been brought into
requisition to give ocular portrayal to
Mrs. Henry Woods immortal, richly
emotional story Of English life.
All that money, intelligence, artis-
try and conscientious regard for the
atmosphere of the great book could
con tribute
The matinee will start at 2:3O
sharp and the evening shows at 1880
and 9:15. The. splendid cooling plant
at The Grand makes it an excellent
resting plac md with this big feat
ure it no d oubtswill be jamfied It's the
doors. si Sssa5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-12

"You will find the Hotel Dyckman a
most convenient stopping place when
shopping in Minneapolis. Sixth street
near Nicollet."
The sun., 1916-09-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

nEEvEsLReespts i.is. head; o, carr
Others in fair. demand and steady; bulls
n nos S SSw: : ei.: ss' aH ~. S Tss y.s cnm mon
100 lbs; .socIs.: q N.S; bull. at ga.
s s;s !, :: ssI ,;si,..a. 10 city a Sl::';' u. sis,
s:.I:-,s: /. = ~; s M:.,;; ss
p; :; ], Ii 4, 10 ~, y; !ss,,S,:';s:: ;;s'iss::; &:
+; ,:' i'.,.! "";s,..i' i, i s,.s., III; ,',.s: s":,sy:' ' !
h.,t.!. ioss.: ,:iie:., Gov: ~. $50. J:
Is2i AZ .,. x.,"; Isl. sS"T Ss;s; 1 e; sali - ., W;s'
:s;s,, 81, MM; !: ~. $3.50. MePs:5.Sn
T., i,'S:s',, ;;!,ss;. %, i:isi. s7,;; g. HI:
800; ! sn', g. 's.:i i; H. s';s;s s;
s i,,' lbs 80" ,s5o'. '' 81, i, e; -. :: 3:
.,.. ss'T r'si.' ;Hfo.sss.!n ' 40. " ,.s %:'' ., H's'G r..
.7isscc, = = 81 sanders 4 1:.i y v ":si . a:!s.' $50;
sul. i'i?.o. ''ss5c;.s so. i5sS; 4. sss.
,sM h.,s-, $50 ss5t; COW; 80;
s SSo, .,ls c''' $ 's Iada X Co. 80 ssi,., , 81.
;5io; z So; VA ssSTs ana he'fer'' 1871
Marke, quiet hut steady ~ r%hureday's DE-
cline, COMMON TO choice yesis .old a. $50
,s5s8--F' 100 S.. ri cum; iIsgr.H5::ass'' s p1....d
calves in moderate demand. city dressed
veal-. l7nalhc,, country dressed. isn q
Sales. Sanders; - v..l.: i,s ,s.. aver
re, ,isIS g.T 100 's' 70 U.s. ',,so; e.
s 81; c y'.T u T..f ss': ~ .'H 70. Ff'ri '9 p. ~.
$3.50: ie. lta, sis; H.. iol. 80: a., 1871.
' 81 y 81. ss''; Il. '0s S. -; = . is e. '1iso y.. . y' "a
Mcpherson & Co; 6 veals, 1856 lbs. sis5 so.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-R.c-,pts. s,soI
cleared, Common To choice sheep sold at
s6@7bo per 100 lbs. Gull. at 81 medium
70 cnoic. ,.ms' at 'rimis;S; C,,l. at =,
az 10 ibc. per IN; dressed lambs easy Mt
lsa zoe; hog dressed exceeded quotations
West virginia lambs, az lbs. average.
81. c5 rer 100 ms, +ol PENNSYLVANIA. 70 lbs
e. IL: ~ ~ NJ = !! hi 81 - :, W. Vs.. = y r.; s,na7 Il
s.. q ns' sheep "',ss!s rs, '.71scS; Gus y. ,S i iS..,
4 rS 80. = Is "; "a : s.s9i,p 4; '' IS 'G Is. '; $50; 81
goats, 81 lbs, -. Newton 4 co; az.
r~rnnsylvania lambs. ~ lbs. Sl7b, "a, a.
ss.: 100 ios rn 81 s s7n'Ssc: g. ,@ o. is. a',I3S' :
sanders; ~ Stat. lambs. ~ lbs, sll,75;
%, Gs lbs. ul.5o ?: rcnn.ylvan,a, 70 lbs
Sli.T5. II. ~ lbs. 4it60; 1913. 10 lbs,
siiiO as. as lbs. I'll 1. cull-, u lbs. IS;
10 sheen, ne lbs. $3.50; ?. 100 lbs, SO; .,
% lbs. SS.5 so; 8 cu,ls. a. lbs. - 8. Judd
4 CO.: state lambs, 90 lbs. 31i.65: Is
sheep. AZ his. s5e6..
WOGS-Receipts. $3.50 head: ~ cars on
sale, Market steady At S1nti.s0 per 100
lbs: roughs. ~. so; stage. t7b,
Salcs-Newton 4 90; 1e state hogs
~ lbs average. 81. 40 per 100 lbs,
roughs. $40 his, - 5n. K"rns Commission
Company: IS Pennsvlvania hogs. l6s lbs,
81. 20: &C. 1A5 ms, 81; ~ roughs. 900 lbs
$3.50 s SANDER; ~ state hogs, $50 lbs.
sll.ao, 40. "a lbs, SHES: "a PENNSYLVANIA.
lbs. I'll; 7 roushs. $40 lbs, $3.50,
CHICAGO. Sept 1S.-HeFs-Rsceipts,
$4,000; active 81 100. % 16a sAyAness
Buik. sieAseil.ss' Msht. sldWo1LS>l
The sun., 1916-09-16
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-Ree.,pts. S.ss, bags
49, 5Ss '' medium s,si.sD eSsit.. 'r .,.. t. sHSss. a. s.s' g
poor 4: sSoa; SS.;gs:ss; LADY, %.:h,Hs:
G'G"IllfoSrnn,,nii.0 t choice. ",~psSassassoeiis:' 'n red kidney Enlss.
choice. Ss.4oa?.ls; fair to good. ss.eodgao:
1 "sy. m rnaIcs. ;s9issi ss;to I s.ai Thit eho a,s,
pinH.". c.,ylfsoarrSSiT.,. enc sscles snG ssfis $50; lima.
stoisn. sse!s. ch g. '.F'sS;es'sii s' S|ses eye. Can esii.'
fornia. tt.3ou4.to
HITTER Receipts. SIZE packages.
srsamery. higher than eat,s:. per H., stT
creamery. unsalted.. higher than extras. IS
s afs seconds sa'i:'' 81 . &c; Sat. st dairy. 'i tubs.
ss%% 9 sst |" i il.;. sS & g sS !. j S s; iss:s : :s,s::.
2sc.; ladies. current make. nf:,s. 27n m2sc.;
psckins stock. current msHs. 10. i. ESQ
2sisc.: No. 2. abhc.; lower grades. 2Sh o
CHEEsE-R.ee'pt.. s,sss. bone. state.
ai;ssse.: White e't :p.ci SI,cTi iss ; gis ! col.
ssS? ! svi faaSy. iiissSSyi,assS,g! '' s;s,t. . vf'5s;
iresh' Tpscisi'' ishe average fancy. ism
made; . S.sisI "hSis mill; shes sbn,: , .sriy
single daisies. fancy. iiish scc.: ali styles.
unaersrsdes. l5a1shc Wisconsin. whole
ls1c..: fresh. twins. fancy. isk0isxc.:
double daisies, Hh02oc.; single daisies,
lsh zoe: young Americas. N0sohc.;
current make. speoiAis, lee; choice, $50
l6hc.: fair TO good. it@ilKc.i lower
nu
strength OF lard the c~ottonsssd oil marked
showed notable nrmness and at the close
was J: TO 10 points net higher. with sales
OF $4,000 barrels. A renewal Of outside
buying was . feature. together with sup
port from renners and active covering By
In the market for crude oil, which IL nrm'
with seed bringing In the neighborhood OF
si2 a ton, Range Of pricee:
The sun., 1916-09-16
GRAIN MARKET.

and fevcri-h and showed the result, Of the
sharp break on Thursday; opetstors " ,p
deriving s.n.iment va, buii,.h and suh-e:
auen,ly price, deyeiGped hrmne.s sh hs
S r"nssn.S, q splni %S' That tn. br.si on
THURSDAY had been due more TO technical
cond,,ion. than 70 any SsaHf. IN ne 70 s ss.
Ing much 81 a factor in the way Of ship
political situation in Europe showed no
definite developments which could be con
T Tn.r. as ns,,ps a S e,Toea S.s,'"s on the
iiguidatins movement had been ,,artsd by
moreover attracted by the pronounced
strength sna .]c,,yi'y in ths STICK ma rn,u;
Of view the msrke. is thought to be In .
very. strong position This theory was a!
premiums continue TO advance. with com
H %.,s.s' mM,' r. .s' :y,c ere:.'na on sa, shs
active expert inquiry. but owing to lowered
bids: the day's business was comparatively
small, sales being placed at about BOO, 900
The Modern NtH- said there hiss been
r.p,a enls.s:msn Of %riSuEhing in IN: .o;t
uniform distribution Of good seed. and lave
seeding this year will be a factor to offset
,He p"rr-Ht '"u'ea''o"S VI M AcTeaB w.
In the local cash market No. durum
wheat was quoted at tI.7S; No. . hard.
NS%L: No. ! northern. Duluth. $40: No.
! northern. Manitoba I,7eE, all Z o. b,
New York.
CORN-The corn market was hrmsr ow-
Ing TO much colder weather throughout
the west and Northwest. with killing frost
in the Dakotas and Iowa and light frost
as far south a. Kansas. Fears that The
late crop will he damaged by the colder
weather caused an active covering move
mont. Prices experienced q partial reaction
under profit taking, hut AT tho close were
Arm At about the top. with net gains Of
IN TO INC. II was thought that much
Of the corn n beyond the proba bility OF
frost damage. but this will he only proved
by later Developments, In tho local cash
market. No. : yellow corn was quoted a.
S7ac. q. l. T. New York.
OATS-The oats market was moderately
active and prices were hrm. closing with
net gains Of u Receipts were fairly
liberal, but there was comparatively little
pressure on the market and export sales for
the day were estimated a. about 400. ooO
standard quoted AZ BIZ H6l*c.; No,
fancy clipped white. 53I u56kc ordinary
clipped white, 81. a5s.c, all elevator,
RYE Market steady. No. . Western,
Sl.33 c. l. & New York.
BARLEY-Msrket steady. feeding, soc. O
!. Z. New York.
HAY-Market steady: No I, SI.3s: No
.. ele5; No 3. fl5; shipping, 90c. Isl.
ICA PRICE
The sun., 1916-09-16
COTTON MARKET.

The cotton market was unsettled. hut raj.
lies followed early declines and the close was
steady. AT y net loss OF only I TO points.
December contracts rallied from 1854 10 IL. go.
or back to practically Thursdays closing
price. aud closed ut 1864 Lower cables and
= bcarish private crop estimate. combined
seemed to srroupt for the early decline.
while southern offering. were less active
during the afternoon aud there was cohsid
ernblc trade buying on the recovery.
Tho market opened steady Al q decline OF
6 20 10 points under a renewal Of Thursdays
selling movement. which was cncouraeed ny
the easier market abroad. Selling was held
In check by prospects for lower temperature q
in the South west and there were moderate
. s.lms, =; shortly n after I'M, the s TIIl. S S%sr,ns'
while the Official forccas, for warmer
weather IN the Eastern belt to-day was re.
=; ss'1 sphs n nna ,h, nr , Sns e "o,,on for o sssaen ,Se
week end. After showing q net loss OF II to
10 points the selling became less arrive. how
ever. and the market showed a better tone
Private cables attributed the decline In Lav:
erpooi TO increased Southern selling. and
around the local ring than they were earlier
In tho week. but they were not general. and
exporters we're among the buyers in the late
enter largely into the esiimatc Of prominent
English establishments. places his years
Yield A. n ~p.o Gn bales, excluding lintcrs, or
about \ million bales above the crop indica.
ton based on The end August condition
figures Those figures were doubtless n fac.
tor on the early deciine, but the talk around
the ring re- dertcd little or no change OF eent.
ment as to The probable showing Of the next
crop report from Washington. Private ad-
uces have indicated continued deterioration.
and local traders anticipate little tendency. TO
revise crop estimates until the next condition
figures are out OF the way. or unless revision
should be rendered necessary by ginning re-
porte later In the season.
Southern spot markets a. omdAlly reported
were unchanged 90 10 points higher. most OF
them being UNCHANGED. Exports for the day
werV s9,e25 bales. making 63i.iT 90 far this
seascn. againet 81 Ct: last year. Spinners'
takings for the week were 1885,. against
:io.7Ss last year. and the visible supply OF
American cotton Increased ibo.Ns bales.
aGA1Nst an increase OF 1878 last year.
The sun., 1916-09-16
eCMMONsEs.


MEw yosK SUPREME COURT
JACOB BRADFORD ERR. PlaintiR.
against p. v. BARANOWsKY 4 CON,
PANY, . corporation. Defendant.
TRIAL DESIRED IN NEW YORK
COUNTY. SUMMONS.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
YOU ARE HEREBY suMMoNEp 10
answer the complaint In this action. and 70
serve q copy OF your answer on the plain
tins attorneys within 20 daya after the ser
vice OF this summons, exclusive OF the day
~ service. and IN case OF your failure 10
appear, or answer, Judgment Will be taken
against you hy default, for tn. relief de-
marded In tho complaint.
Dated. New York. August s, 1915.
pITTESHOEFER, FIsHEL q KNOX,
plaintiffs ATTORNEYS,
OFFICE and Post Ofnc. Address: No. So
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New
TO r, v. RARANowsKY a COMPANY.
. corporation:
The foregoing summons 10 served upon
you by publication, pursuant TO an order
ttcs Of tho Supreme Court Of the state of
New York. dated the 2<th day Of Aug ust,
1915, ana hled with the complaint In this
office OF the Clerk OF the County OF New
York, ~ tbs County Court House. in tbs
Borough OF Manhattan. City and state OF
New York, on the ?bth day of August. 1915.
said original complaint having been Med
in said Clerks office on the 7th day OF
August 1915.
Dated New York, August 2sth, 1915,
DITTENHOEFER, FfsHEL 4 KNOX.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Office and y, O., Address: So Broadway,
Borough OF Manhattan, New York city.
The sun., 1916-09-16
COFFEE MARKET.

COFFEE-After irreeuisrity In the early
part OF the session coffee developed weak
ness. which forced prices down to new
low levels for the movement. December
selling al. s.92c. and March at &C.. or 8
to IS points under tho previous night.
Closing prices were near lowest Of the
day and 10 to IL points below Thursdays
close, The heaviness resulted chiefly from
further declines in Brazil. where tho
weather has been very favorable for some
time past, and from liquidation and trade
selling here. besides more or less Wall
Street eelling near tho close, when most OF
the decline occurred.
The opening was . little easier. at de-
clines. of to s points. following IN
Brazilian news. but buying orders In
creased somewhat and q rally lifted prices I
to 6 points net higher. March advancing
on this bulge TO s.22c. helped by moderate
outside support and room covering. Fluc-
tuations were rather unim portant AT mid
day and up to the last hour. when the
chief pressure made Its appearance. fnd.
ing the market bare Of buyers. partly
owing to reports Of Increased Brazilian Of
fers.
The spot market locally was quiet. with
Rio IL quoted at loo. and Santos ~ IL c.,
although low grade Santos was reported
to he scarce and in demand. Cost and
freight offers were unchanged. Santos 80
and 10 were quoted 11.t0c. and a. At lie,
While Rio r. sold on a bid OF Thursday
at eHc. and were quoted yesterday at
o.55c.. all London credits.
Range Of prices
The sun., 1916-09-16

e: .:ss az Is s.ets: - ~ Ss:', ::ssA. az 2ss s;et ss1a . ~ ~;
wv il. sf s.. f ~ . III Sai5 rs s,:is IT. S s5:::
8 SOC; under | IT, each, asa SOC: 'rsIia:
q ! ! S sSs.; r Sss;Isssa min lS "a. to mS,s ,,,ii
mix fea, m,xsd ..,shis. 2sc:; other south,
pair: .1o.is;s is. 90 pair. ,aic.; mixsi
s Sss,sh's;. 10 s1 is. e sc p s;s. - !. y! sss.: to m ps,si
mixed w.,sss.. IS q ase.: no!ih.Pny ohio AMI
s M,sG'1 %ised ;' s.iss,. S0 81 l 81. 't other VISIT est
mixed mixed ~ :. 1 s' ss : sie sou' &..s.i ,s''% ssd
small. common and culle, 2oa2lc,, FOWLS
aozen. dry picked. 90 sse.: so:sS. lbs,
r! E!s.s. s, sly. q p.sf.d 80 e is,,' , Ia. =! F4 'S box:
S ssS:; q sss$s 80 d.; III ~ !s;,i Ss 4 o. Mi IS:
isssc.: sc ssal ,n: &c. Io%ffIseeis srsa; S SSi:;
ICED: western; n%or.heriy, ar, picked s
s y; ' S. Y lS:'. q 800 81. 4. and ls;', q i is..: i7 va;
Me-; anal i.,i 4 &c. no !, s. s Onto ,m and
HAZE; other Western. ,caIded. large. 20
u.oisc.: small, Tul7isc.; old cocks. dry
ins iiSssSf' fresh i.s,; s iS.IdiS; iS s.. a RScK ssoutAHssss
GGurss ssssni ssSs ~. i sSl'' /. p sSS; a 81 81:
ps,i, ,!i.aSSi.s7E; lbs. to pair. per
POULTRY. LSvEmmsht..n e.r. ..
s sHPI'; .e sS".'s ana maze: n arm S1.n .s si%'n 4
few feceivsrs putting out freieht stock on
ZANE basis a. on. Thursday, that 10. eoHc.
premium; ssa for chickens and lac. for
eiinsd 10 hOid on mating any price until
tomorrow.
rnov!Mor1Pers arm, msss sp9n:
ssmay; shSrs clear; 1ina ssst
P:eEss,.. ssis,,.sS: sstr. india n%'' mess. Tia
lbs. l5.<e.; leo lbs. 15Sc.; lto lbs. i5sc. /;
S pis:; lsss; GH, ~msn,.-P,ef,.t ss,lis,
i7saisc. Tsi,ow arm: spee,ai' ~ C.; CITY,
&c; country. sfenc.. Lard arm; middle
West. si%so1l>.so, city lard firm. i4ac :
America; Iis.2c: Brazil kex.. / I?o; com,
oleo. I7h 01ac: city lard stearine, i6itc.
R1CE-Domestic screenings. So 1sSc
medium, ~ M6c.: head, 4%fbc.; fancy
head. tabSc.; extra fancy. So as,c.
Japan. NC; blue rose. <kd+hc.
SUGAR FUTURES-The futures market
trade buyins. and covering by wall Street.
but the market lacked support from out
side interests and price changes showed
no vide fluctuations. The close showed
tss d s:,n: % , to : points, with sales for
Range Of prices;
The sun., 1916-09-16
AUTUMN REsORTs.

% 1oSss.. ,i ssaSsiSsSisl Dis., s essy' ,'.'''
Csttle.Recsipts, 1000: strons: Native
sss,. Gs:'l .,oe sss's snd t..d w:'' ;s'so s, rs
cows and heifers. 's.Soas.ss; calves. $3.50
.r: :S; :;sp',ess;ss1' :. ,::'T q , :;s. ~: ,:ss:
s,ioo: &C. to ior. higher. Lights. 10000
iiii.sss: % snSS R R..vy ana ,, Sussaii,i :''i p,ss
,7.sCalS.ss: bulk. SO ssaii'so..
Cattie-.Reeeipts. 1000; steady to 100
h'shs steers NA: .ns s s.if. s,s'; ;:is ssissssg.isi' s ss.,,
I s:sss %ss.. .sshs' :,: :as . .s.Ssa'. ) /. S.f% !
sa.soSs' p ;tsss'' y..TI,n. :s..r. an: and s ssifsr:
sh::p.R.e:ipts i.ioS; .s!:say., Lamb.
Sas I'VE. :'i ;sSi:' ; earl :.'sssSo,;s 1855. ''''''
s.I sas s.sso; st. Ss1i S,.s s:e'. sa aiSJ ;is.sss r
ssiscsSsssie ' 1885, qq,;sihi,. ' ;io.S ei 10 ' pit. .
catti.-Ree.ip,'. 1000. Including 20!
r. SYu' d!s:::a ' s::? .,.! r.'T S.s s. s!s:I. ss sacs
s.n ,.ee,s; "Ssas:s; cows: '.TsaI::i
sheep-Recsipts. 1900; steady. Lamb,
;lcai67o; yssriin:s. -.L,tas:s; wether'
SssOU ttJi ewes, ~. I T,aJ.
CINCINNATI. Sept. I5,-Hogs-Receip,s
$500: steady. Packers ana butchers. eli II
q INA stays. Ssde
cst,:"Res.,pt.: LIZ :low: steer. !,
$50: calves. slow. N.b0di225.
sheep-Rece!pts. 1000; steady. Lamb.
active.
EAST BUFFALO,. Sept. IS-Csttis--Re
ceipts. 500; slow and steady.
Neais-Reeeipts. 500: active: $3.50 1870
hos:-Receip,s. 5000: active. Hesv,
Il.so; light Workers., ta.76dio.So: pigs
6s.?5.
sheep and Lambs-Rece,pts. 500 Lambs
S6.bo6ll7b: others unchanged.
/ P1TTSBURG. Sept. i5--Cattie@steady
supply light. CHOICE. - o.: prime. 50?
6e.I5.
sheep-steady; supply light. Prim.
wethers, N0sfs; culls and common. 3S5l
Qs:. lambs. f0il.so; veal caives, SiSd
HoscHisher: receipts. 10 doubi. decks
Prime heavfes, ell.6o01i.sc: mediums
IS: he.vy, York.rs. !ll+eaiiso
rouehs. ~. so q
The sun., 1916-09-16

The local market for spot cotton was quiet
land sales nil.
Southern spot markets
Galveston Steady, unchanged a. IL Sc. 4:
sales. 4,e7n halcs.
Mobile Nominal, unchanged a. Size ssies
nil.
savannah STEADY. unchanged At ibNc. sales.
ASH bales.
Charleston Quiet. unchanged At i5c. saies
nil.
M~cinphis-steady. unchanged AZ II. SIC. sales.
go bales.
Houston steady. 10 points higher At i6. SOC. :
ss,cs. 7.3e9 hales.
New Orleans Quiet. unchanged at is.isc. :
ssie&. SIS baies.
Norfolk Quiet. IS points lower a. Ncc. :
eales nil.
Baltimore Nominal. unchanged At isHc,
sales MI.
c.Np4 bales.
81. Louis Steady. unchanged At isNc. ssies
NIL.
little Rock Quiet. I: points higher At lsc
sales nil
The sun., 1916-09-16
CONSOLIDATED
Sales Of mining stocks on the Consolidated
Stock Exchange yesterday were ~ follows:
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Sept ls-whils American,
Peruvian. iron and steel shares continued
Arm on the Stock Exchange to-day. British
securities were quiet and inclined 10 sag.
Home rails were affected by labor unrest
ana consol- were sold 20 exchange into ths
French loan. oil. rubber. iron and steel
issues experienced steady Investment buy
Ing with proHts from industrial concerns.
Money was In shorter supply. nec-ssitating
borrowing from the Bank OF England, Dis
count rates were steady.
Consols for money. 80; new ~ Per cent.
war loan closed a. ssS. Money. ~ per
cent. Discount R~at"s-Short and thre.
month bills, ~ q per cent. 0old
premiums at Lisbon s1.60.
The sun., 1916-09-16
BUSINESS RECORD.


~ hu BbouAGUVtGy.
NICOLA sAssO. 2s East Houston stree,
bili;ies. Sis,76%; as.-t.. $3.50, Principal
claims: Welz 4 Zcrweok, $500. Frank
Brewery. $500. Francis c. Ncals. Inc.
4:55.
ANDREW CHRISTIE. surviving partner of
p. & A. Christie. stair builders. 3?s West
Twenty-s,xth street. involuntary. Liabii.
tiles and assets not given. Principal
claims: A. b. Rodgsr a Son. S2sl: Felix
Cohn. Nis. F. Eekenro,h & son, Inc
Sels.
RALPH r. GEIsr ana sidney r. G.i.t. In
dividually and as members OF X X. Geist
a Son. general merchandise Eighty-a'S'h
street and Third avenue. Involuntary.
Liabilities end assets no, Eivcn. Pr,nci-
pal claims; Roher, Rel. & Co. sS3: N. II.
Frank \ 60. 1911; Joseph Barfo. s3G.
FREDERIC X, SULLIVAN. q director. Pei
ham. y. ". voluntary. Liabilities. ga
2Ia: a~ets. SI:.. Principal e ,im- LIB
erty shop, 333s: Broadwsy i;.al;y Co
$500; Clemens tf<c.
Schedule In Bankruptcy.
JOHN LIDDLE CUT STONE CO. >es->.,
East io7th street. Liabilities. Ss5.<Ss;
Cohen q Co. $1,000: q. p. Sherwood A
Co. $4,000: Henry Boschsn. $500.
Rec~v~r In BANKRUPTCY.
RALPH R GEisT and SIDNEY r oEIsr.
Judge Housh appointed Jesse Watson re-
ceiver: bond. $4,000.
Settlement.
scRwErrzER a STERN. manufaotuYer
OF cloaks ana suits. 1903 West Twenty-sey-
enth street. who assigned on August 81
to Otto A.. 0lasbers. have settled with
creditors at IS cents on the dollar. A
reassis nment ~ the rartnership property
was Med In tho County Clerks office.
The sun., 1916-09-16

iH,,:isd. n.o.ipss 1850 sse. and STOCK
$4,000 bags. Santos was 100 reis lower
for IL a. $500. Receipts 6i. 200 bags and
stock 2.SsS,ooo bags. Futures we're rs reis
lower Receipts a. the two ports were
5000. against $1,000 q year ago. Sac
dishy $4,000, against 1900 bags. respec-
lively. The weather IN Sac Pauio was
cloudy In three districts and nne in two,
with temperatures ranging from 81 TO s5
degrees. Cleared from Rio September IL.
the steamship wasama with 5000 baes.
and from Santos the Sac Paulo with 10000
bags, all for New York,
The sun., 1916-09-16
To Rund steel Furnaces.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Sept. lb.--Plans
for the Immediate construction at An
niston. Ala. OF Ave electric steel fur
naces at a cost Of 1000. 900 by the
Alabama Power Company were an
nouncsd here to-day By James Mitchell.
president Of he company.
The sun., 1916-09-16
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Sept, ib.-Union Carbide wss 81,
ceptionally strong, selling Ell dividend. Edmund
4 Jones was active at . point advance chi,
caeo Pneumatic Tool reacted a point on mall
dealings. Other issues showed a fair trade, hut
the fluctuations were limited 70 small range,
Bonds were stesdy. Summary