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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-08-19

Misses Emily and Esther Stein. of
Philadelphia, Pa. are visiting Miss
May. Siler, of West John street.
Mr.. Warner Hollis, of Baltimore, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. Cornelia Thompson and daugh-
ter, Miss Essie, of North College
street have returned from vacation
spent at Kearneysville and Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Matthews, of
New York avenue, left this morning
to spend several days in Baltimore.
Mrs. f. d. Stokes and children, of
East King street, left this morning
for Winchester to visit her daughter,
Mrs. c. w. Stewart
! Mrs. VI. e. Gano and daughter, Lii
liam, of Berkeley place, left this morn
ing for Hagerstown to spend Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. M. f. Burns.
Miss Annie Clark, of West virginia,
! left this morning for Winchester
where she will spend some time with
her sister, Mrs. M. ]. Yost.
DR.. o. B LeFevre, of Bunker Hill,
is a visitor today in the city.
Mr.. George Mason, of Vancleves-
Vile. is a business visitor today in
the city
Mrs. d. B. Gageby, OF Faulkner ave-
nue., went to Winchester this morn
ing to spent some time with Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Sherman.
Miss Agnes Anderson, of North
High street, and Miss Hill.
Miss Agnes Anderson and Miss Hill
GA Noll, Of North High street, went
to Inwood this morning to visit Mr..
and Mrs. D. B. Shickle.
Miss Ida Gageby, of Faulkner ave-
nue., is visiting friends at Bunker Hill.
Mr.. John Walker, of Bunker Hill, is
attending to business here today.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Anderson motor
| Cu W Gil hdl Inlo 1llOl I6Iul IL
ing home Sunday night.
Mr.. J. B. Dyche, of o. Ferrari's fruit
store, left today for Chicago and 9TH
ern western. points on business
trip.
Mrs. Salty Largeant and son, Ora
con, of North Martinsburg, went to
| Chambersburg to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Walker, of North
Raleigh street, went to Falling Waters
where they will join Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Miller, and the party motor
! ed to Pen Mar.
Miss Oppitz, of South Queen street,
went to washington this morning
spend few days with friends.
Mr.. George Henry Sperow, of Fall
ing Waters, is a visitor in the city
Mr. w. r. Spiker, Of Gerrardstown,
is a city visitor today.
Miss Mary Walker, of the Peoples
Trust company returned home this
morning after spending q two weeks
vacation in Newark, Ohio.
Mrs E. NJ Chapman, Of West Race
street, left this morning to spend a
week with her daughter, Miss Ada
| Chapman, in Baltimore
| Mrs. j. p Burner, of East King
street, and Miss Virginia Mahoney, OF
| Virginia avenue, went to Baltimore
and Washington this morning to spend
two weeks with friends and relatives.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-08-19
ADEQUATE FEDERAL WORK.
MEMS COMPENSATION
LAWS.

stand for adequate Federal
Workmen's Compensation laws,
dealing not only with the en-
ployes of Government, but with
those employees who are engag-
ed in interstate commerce, and
are subject to the hazard of in
jury, so that those activities
which are within the sphere of
the constitutional authority OF
Congress may be dealt with un-
der a suitable law.-From Mr..
Hughes speech of acceptance.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-08-19
Returns from Morasntown

Miss Kathryn Nihi0n. teacher at
Tuscarora school has returned from
a trip through Ohio and West Vir-
ginia. At Morgantcwn Miss Nihion al
tended the summer school Of the Wesl
Virginia University.
The sun., 1916-09-15
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.


WASHINGTON. Sept. i~A-Thes. amy
orders We're isucd TODAY
fir,t Lieu; Thomas Mcneil. 'onst A.
NIi' jo'u his proper station at Fort scriNen'
tn ad,anccmon, 80 the grade ~ major
ON the retired lis; of the army, 10 date from
lime 2. u Flr., Lieut. charles II. csbariss.
Jr. e.. : A.. retired. i announced
cot Ira \ HAYNES. coast Artillery, u de-
'a.rd and announced .sa m"mh"r OF nc
board 81 ordnance aud fortin'ttions. Vice
10. Ei.HmSot p. Davis Coast ARTILLERY
r,p George Il. Guild, Twenty. ninth IN
,artry. & d..iilad for service ana to ri a
ttr.,,' ii,u,' JOIN DbS'e. Medical Re.
serve Corps. is ordered % active duty and
VIII proceed 10 For, Washington, Maryland.
f"a '|P% %T!d II pr Frf' ia,y % and mi GS'" i','"T ~ ne
commanding GENERA Eastern department
Fist Lieut. E;phrtim + Graham, ,%avairy.
is assigned tn ,he second cavalry, TO AK"
enec' september -. ana relieved from
farther duty q; N. tuit,i states M.itary
N.t'" ,m TOM that p p.cri,on :f Pm The W.. a,ron "
,~'asa'ry stationed = Fort Ethan Alien. -.
rararrtph :: spccial orders y" -o".
''I - 4 H'Nne, Coast Art''!try. is
amended 50 as to direct COT. HaNncs %
p,9c'ei on or about S~,p'rmh"r 80 to this
20 tn" chief OF Coast Artillery for du'y as
III assistant.
60. Richmond y Davis, Coast Anti. cry.
, ~, 81 "' ~
NJ nv ~, un,. N't""s 70 'ah" 'u',l
y, 600 - f'tt Nihne,G S.n'l 'a'ltntnid'
- t' L.H"""'' y NV Vast ''''"''
wv t"n ''nu, r,o - ,.,, l..
. -, ,,.i,' N," =" "
' g.. nn,, 'Efm", ,l'lF a.. th'.n -.
,u,u ,Ts trrt,niN ~ ,ha- fr,r,nn,n ~, .
NE, "a, .r,i al DO, "m.,,, 80,
&c.,, h ., "a. ,,,,,n INA try r.,nn IG,
netn.r,mcrt fnr ,-,sirnncn, IN s,ti",
t.f.' Lion, perm q Tf,,,r Mt q
%. ordered to active duty ana V!I nro,o,i
700 N,Upori Sew for dut, on tho ,r,rsunri
sumner. Ntth -, ion m New Ynrk ,I,y
Tho advancement To- Tho praIr or N.t ,r
ou ~" rottr'i ".i IT tho army To darc
flIc g Of can't John \ InrkNood
4. RETIRED. is announced.
rho i"o'ipViug utt.rr- Vtl rcror, I'm p,r
sH" 90 ''o' Charles - Treat, li"li Artillery
Iouert' ~Itr r",-li"ui of tho rAlmlntu.
BOARD A. Ntshlngton, 'or examination to
i"i rW NJ" thor tines for promotion
Lieut. cot h'nry T. Todd. Ir. Coast ~
The sun., 1916-09-15
FIRE
Damage.
MAILS.

japan. torca. China. via seattle. per steamer
lnana Msru. close al New York 80 T.. NJ
to-day
Hawaii. VIA San Francisco. per steamer vii.
hclmina. close At New York II 81 p VI. to.
day
iionskonS. Ncth.rland. Last Indies Especially
addressed nuly). via san Francesca. per steam
81 r~tikcmhnns. close ut New York II - l.. VI
to-day
Hawaii. Japan. Corca. china. Philippine
Islands. Via san Francisco. per steamer Shiuyo
Maru. close at NV York Ii % 4. NJ scptcm
Ter Is
Japan. Cores. China especially addressed
oui'i. Via Seattle, per steamer Tslthyhius.
clc,c at New ,"rh 8 % = NJ september Il,
Hawaii. samoan Islands. Australia ,",c,pt
West, specially addressed mail for New Zea.
land, VIA san IrunriS'", per steamer SnnumA.
''I Ts~ =, >' Fy f"I I:,a II H. : Nc NJ. 5zs ar,i , Z,
'rslia ,eS,ept Vest. via Vancouver and Vie.
,oris, h per steamer Makur.. close at
New York s 80 y, VI September 80
Japan. ,orrs. china. via S"attl". per steamer
Canada Msru. close at New YORK & 60 +. NJ
September -
Japan. Corea. China except shargha, city,.
Philippine Islands. via Nnnc"uv'g and Vie.
ioria. Is e. Der steamer Empress 81 Russia,
close at Ncw York 6 % = >"r'cinncr 90
Hawaii, Guam, Via San frnrriscp, per L. :,
TENDER %
and, Australia except West. via San Fran.
cisco, per steamer Natal. close at New York
II 81 = NJ October b
Postmaster Morgan announces that mails of
the following dates. si.ll,ourne. August 10
sydney. August II An'klsnd. August ID. and
WELLINGTON. AUGUST l.. which arrived az san
Francisco per steamer M"snH. wcr" dcSpHtcl,si
east On September : and are due In New
York this morning.
Postmaster Morgan announces that mails ~
IA" following dates. Shanghai. August Il
Kobe. August o.. and Yokohama, August %,
witch arrived NJ Seattle per steamer k,mn.
kurs, were despatched east on September I
and ave due ~ New York TIN, mornns
Po.'ni,'t.r Nor-an ~nnroun'cs that mails
Of the GLOWING 'atc-, Melbourne. Au. l~t
80 sydney August q. and Honolulu sep
'eubsr . which arrived AT san Francesca
'er steamer SOuoma. We're despatched c4-,
o. Snntcmher y. and are due IN New York
saturday morning
Postmaster Norcsn announces that mails
Of the following dates. Hou-kou.. AUGUST
II. Shtnehai, Ausu-' -. Yokohama Au-u-,
-. and Honolulu, september 4. which ar.
rived ~ san Francisco per steamer sh!nyo
We're despatched east on September T.. and
are due IN New York or the morning o,
sunday. sent cmber l..
The sun., 1916-09-15
PRODUCE MARKETS.

beans. Marrow choIse. 100 lbs. @aoa
".S f", IS 80 e ssSScca' a. 90 e, q . 200. 800; m ;s.S"%
$50: pea. choice. $685. a o 40; poor to good.
:s!3a.so; Lady w%ashinsion, Csiifornis'
tsir to scoa q aoi red msrrcw.
yellow eye, chols.s. IsiT'soa 70; pink, Traji!
l f2rTls. 'sc's.; a g !5S 800 l, s"s;c Ga'' lScGi.,
3Toma75; black eye. California. HIao
HITTER Receipts. $3.50 package.
Crssmcry' higher than eA,ras: p.r i1st ~
10 = scorer, asss: tihiira., .Sa aos.
ms5isc.;; extras,- "a q 5ii,c.; hrsts. 3sisa
sar. seconds, ~ a.c State dairy tubs.
s ane:'' cd Sa4s a $50 so s S2od so to sJ BRINE S.nS %si q
extras. .ots q 3oc. ar.ts. IS .stic.. lower
grades "a &c: imitation creamery. frs.s.
s.isc.; seconds. 26iac lower grades. 2'tt
81 packins stock current make. No, I.
23'a d.Iigc.
CHEEsE-Rcccip,s sass boxc. state.
whole milk, mats. early made, specials. III.
l'i. Tlsigc fresh. cojored. specials, tst.
s %sr,,s fa %s,''' ~, 'IET a a.. ' Mite. s sS,sTSs,
fancy. lisa. aioc. state, whole milk. twins.
early made. specials. iet. aist4c.; fresh.
" ~ . " lN'S'.s aNeThke fancy. l''ss
state. whole milk. rheddsrs, early made.
specials, lax a isisc.; state. whole milk;
single daisies. fancy. 49, mleNc. all
STYLES, undergrades. i5distac.. Wisconsin.
whole milk. early made, twins. fancy. 49,
a lsi,c; fresh. twins. fancy. isSc: dou-
bic daisies. tets Tiskc.; single daisies.
ls's lexc. Young Americas. 20 cote
state. skins. early made. specials. l6c
current. make. specials. i5r aisc choice,
ltt1 a i5c. fair to good. i3n aitc.: lower
grades. 7T12c.
COTTONsEED OII-The msrke, for rot.
tonsced oil was strong and higher early In
the dsy, with several OF the active posi-
'ionr making new high records. The buy
ing was based on strength in the lard posi-
ton and reports that there had been large
export sales NJ lard made to the Belgian
Relief Commission and to the Continent,
There had been more or less buying Oh this
news on Wednesday, however. and ate IN
the day the market broke very rapidly un.
der heavy profit taking prompted nv tho
weakness in grain and the subsequent re-
action in lard. Closing quotations wers
net unchanged 10 Is points lower. Total
sales for the day were $500 barrels,
Range OF priCes:
The sun., 1916-09-15

TIE National City Company and Hal
sey. stewart & Co. Of Chicago are offer
ing s3.s20.00o Chicago North Shore and
Milwaukee Railroad first mortgage . per
cent. twenty year bonds. These bonds
are part Of an authorized issue of $40
600. 600 and are callable On any interest
date Al l05 and interest. The bonds
are secured by a first mortgage on all
the property Of the company. the total
mileage owned and operated being
eiphty-nvc miles. practically all 81 which
is double track.
The replacement value IL estimated ~
sl3 500. 00o. Net earnings are equiNaicht
to one and thrcc-Guarter times the an
nual interest on all the hrst mortgage
bonds outstanding The main line OF
the road connects Evanston, Ill, and
Milwaukee.
The sun., 1916-09-15

The local market for spot cotton was STEADY.
WIN prices - points higher at 10 Soc. for mid
dling upland sales. Las bales.
southern spot markets
galveston steady. ~ points higher AZ 10 Sc :
sales. 1904 bales
savannah steady. i.r. higher At i5i,c sales.
i,bsj bales.
Nil.
Memphis steady. /: points higher at Is &C :
sales. $50 bales
81 Louis steady, unchanged at ijN,c. sales
nil
Houston steady. 10 points higher at Is eoc :
sales. 900 haios.
New Orleans steady. - points higher at
u BE- sales. e5j hslcs
Mobile steady. IS points higher at rs icc. .
sales. % bales.
thatl"s'"n firm. 10 higher NJ ir sales nil
Norfolk st"ndy, ]. points higher at IS Sc. :
sales. 50 bales.
Baltimore nominal. unchanged ~ l5.c. :
sales nil
augusta steady. - points higher at 10 80 :
sales. 1P5 bales
Little Rock quiet. II points higher at Il SSc
sales MI.
The sun., 1916-09-15

picked. !: to boy. western. milk fed, -
,hs' T." dozen aud under, pa 500 Isl
!hs 500 s5,ao MS, &C. si-Ss lbs. 29y
rel. milk fed. dry packed Western. dry
picked. 3 lbs. each, 25c. 81. lbs. 3oc. corn
ted lbs TO dozen and under, D. 29c.i
??c.. s7.ie Ibs.. Sc. '""HrtKESs% Fresh,
barrels: ,'sd, nearly SQUAD LII. ib:; can.
rhilsdciphia and Long. Island. mised
weights. g7ucsc.; Pennsylvania. a. lbs. to
pair. asa 900, Maryland. milk fed mixed
mixed weights, CSC: other southern milk
fed, mixed weights. ga use; western,
dry picked, NIX I'd g. iHs to pair; H.;
?7n?sc; corn fed. ~ lbs. to pair. &c;
5.6 lbs. to pair. CSC. mixed weights. 2ic.;
&c: Northern ohio and Michigan scaldcd,
corn fed. broilers. gtd Csc. mixed weights.
;ta?Sc.; other Western scnlded. c99rn i"d..
southern. scaldcd. mixed weights. 23"2'c.i
Western and southern. dry picked or
packed, mix fed. i: to ho>;, western.
boxes. 1850 lbs. and over to dozen. dry
under 30 lbs. isc. FoWLS-fresh. dry
packed. corn fed. ~ TO hos: Western. iN-e"
lbs. and over to dozen. dry picked. II u ~
s!iqc.; as-i7 lbs. iSo 9otsc under 80 lbs.
i;i?r. Dry picked. harreis. l3is,. s%calied.
l5c. FpWIs-Fr, ~. hatrcls iced! Wet
ern. northerly. dry picked. " lns. AM "rHf'
ieasoc,: under 3 lbs. l7's"isc: south
ern and Southwestern, large. l'g: small.
t7dlSc.. orthe ohio and Michigan.
r%caldcd large. 2i"?l'g" small ~ ~
other Western. s%caldet. large 90" :",sri'
fresh duckiinss. N. Gle. SQrAaiS- rritnc.
Shiss.' ;.,,io iSs c Sna ""SS"r t. d~SSii::fnH;Ep%sss
Spring. aga lns. to pair. per pair, sl,z'
uis;I: : lbs. to pair, per pA,r. ~
POULTRY. lINE-Nin"te"n cars on
.--l- - l.l. a 90 49, NNIEa nlAaH Gd
supple. continue" moderate. demand &C
tive. especially for heavy fowls. and mar
he, Is In l,m shape. SAL. sSn.r1 NY re-.
~ceivers generally claim they. can get lac.
premium on heavy stock Chickens. &c
ducks. lie geese. lac. gulncas. soossc
press receipt we're not larsr. but safes Of
ored and la. a zoe. for whit" ieghorns.
chickens less ]ac'iv" and toni" no, quit"
81 "a zee. for berhorns.
PRONI>IONs-rork nrm; mess. s3oT
81. family. s2.u3t short clear. s?5ds',
Beef hrm; mess $50 5on:i famill s:SH
t3lm32. Dressed hogs Arm bacons. ljc.;
$50 lbs. l5,c 100 ms i5Ac ito lbs;
III; piss; iI,.' CUT m'"'snpich'Ga
hams steady, 'i7,. aisc' Taiiow strong
,ms'1c, Lard strong. middle west, VI'5
nits;. city lard rrm, l4A u1l1c. r.
nned firm. continent, SIS "a; South Amer.
lea, sis. 20. Brazil Kegs. SlI 20. compound
rrm, il~ n ii AC. Sto,rtuo nrm.r. cleo
i?isc city lard s%tearino. i3i. dijLc.
RlCE-Domestic screenings. IA U3%c.:
medium. IA II &c; head. =. fancy
head, 1d1a- extra fancy head, ~
'igc.. Japan. Aigc.. blue rose. ~. p4isc.
SUGAR ftTtRE>-There was a heavy
selling movement In the market Tor sugar
futures and pre-. dc, lined quite sharply.
closing ~ - =. points below last uIght =
finsl quotations The easier turn in the
spot market seemed 30 inspire heavy liqui-
tstipn by longs. and together with rattle
active selling by cuban interests accounted
tor ih' decline; Wa street Interests di>p
sold. Trading was active. w!th total trans
actions amounting to II 500 tons Rang
Of prices;
The sun., 1916-09-15
COTTON MARKET.

market was partly los, with offerings show.
ma a disposition to increase IA values az:
preached tho IL cent level. owing to a belief
mat the south was willing TO sell. freely
around 'j". ~ tho primary markets. January
c ,i broke from iSssc to 10 ioc. and
ing very. steady At a net gain OF 10 TO is
points Bullish domestic consumption figures
early ad,an,p. but one Of the chief factors
on the recovery of about 81 n bale from the
low level Of las. Monday has doubtless been
Southern apo, offerings on declines below the
u cent level Overnight spot advices were
~ IRE with this view OF the situation, but
advance would bring out spot cotton more
rely naturally served to promote realizing
The close was I or 5 points up from the
lowest on covering.
The market opened firm at an advance Of
W To 2, noinis and active months sold 70
poin's above Wednesdays closing figures be.
Tore the end Of the morning. There was n
renewal of trade buying and covering on the
.iVance and while realizing was active from
The start. II was very well absorbed by a
hroadcning demand until tho market reached
.Nc Tor December and 1900. for March. At
tnls level there seemed To "" moro pressure
'nu IN" tone ~as rather unsettled during the
afternoon
Tho census report Indicated domestic con.
SUMPTION 81 $3.50 bales for tho month of
AUGUST. against 80. go for the same month
last year. including lintcrs. Owing TO labor
troubles or scarcity OF labor reported during
INC hummer some traders had anticipated
rather moderate returns. and the record
breaking he ures doubtless promoted tho carly
covering movement. Private cables attributed
the advance IN Liverpool TO small Southern
ni'rriiigs and reports Of better prospects for
Manchester business with 1ndia. Possibly tho
Official forecast for lower temperatures. with
frost IN the Texas Panhandle. was also n
factor. but the feature most discussed around
the RING was the failure Of Southern offerings
TO increase on the recent decline. although
There can he no doubt that picking has made
rapid progress.
however, TO Indicate any unwilltnguess on the
part OF holders to sell AT Is cents, and buyers
seemed able To secure u fair volume Of SPOT
cotton at the advances Of 10 10 Is points IN
the leading SPOT markets Exports for the
gay were 1856 bales, making 5os .ic so far
The sun., 1916-09-15
GRAIN MARKET.


WHEAT Developments In tho nhes,
ter EtrIN IN the day prices show Ell pro-
tnunr"i rrmu'ss. Ni'h = god class Of buy
ING prompted hl evidences OF good export
position Tn" demand. however, was not
icGressly" and prices around midday de-
During tn" Last half hour the trade was
treated To the most spectacular selling
movement experienced Ia many weeks aud
under this pr"ssur" values hrok" = TO :
ont , hushe, within II very few minutes.
rdlli.I partially. hut closed with net losses
- .isc. to $50
The heavy selling was sa,d to have been
prompted by Increased offers of Argentina
wheat ~ the Gun prices being ic. to sc a
and 10 rumors that sweden has Joined the
central Powers IN Europe 1t was evident.
t!"n to absorb offerings and that in reality
the technical position wa very weak ow-
ing TO recent heavy buying. Moreover, out
s'le Interest In tn" market recently has
l""u i.s' H,t,v". and u was thought that
Wal street has withdrawn much Of IT,
support tud.rlyinn trade conditions wer.
v"sterddN showed further gains In prac.
''Dr,F Al The Interior cash markets.
tn" Developments In Europe have had A
i'nien'y to onset hull!sh commercial CON
di' Ions, however. and In absence Of sensa.
'im9a'iy hIi,ish new on he crop situation,
meut - few weeks ago. huvers wer. timld
Exporters wer" In the market and sales on
wednesday and Thursday were estimated
at about I 900. 600 bushels.
In the Local cash market No | durum
was quoted ~ S1.: No . hard. 81 s3i.
70. Northern. Duluth. sl-.a. No I
Northern, Manitoba, q -, al + 0 b New
York.
CORN Low temperatures over tho West,
win frost predicted in Iowa and Nebraska.
"n' corn prices up IL during the fore
noon, hut IN" 'ate break In whoa, inspired
liquidation, which weakened tho afternoon
market sharply. aud final prices We're /. n
~" under the previous light. Although
tho 1npu @saf4 ltN..fiFI N.Iy 4 ,.r .a,,
Of IA" crnp IN iowa Was safe from frost.
damage vas feared IN other sections Of the
belt, as temperatures were very low for
'he season IN the far Northwest. Some In
'I"is" in the movement was expected owing
TO recent very favorable weather. The cash
market here was affected by the drop IN IN
tIr"a and 40 E? yellow was quoted s0i,c.
, / { Sow York.
OATS ON good commission house sup
port aud rumurs Of further export activity
oats advanced la, to ~. per hushcl In the
carly trade. becoming ensy later in tn" day
Win other markets and closing &c. 10 80.
net lower. The movement continued liberal
and thor" vas inodcrat" hedge selling on
tn" forenoon rise. About 200. o00 bushels
wore" steady. hing quoted AS follow:
standard -. Hilac.: No. white. alu
'l'v"; So white. "0i. ;0.c,; fancy
otippod white. So. n5SLc.; ordinary
clipped white, 81. n 33i.". all elevator.
RYE Market steady; No. . western.
~ 10 = J. Z New York
BARLEY Market quiet. feeding. aoc
G. h. T New York.
nay Martc' steady: No. l. s'.a;; No.
>, H:'; No. 3 fi"; shipping, zoe a 81,
CHICAGO PRICES
The sun., 1916-09-15
MONTREAL CLOSING.
COFFEE MARKET.

Throughout the session weakness was a f"a
turc ~ the coffee market. aud closing prices,
representing u net loss ~ 10 to 81 points. were
about the lowest of the day. selling seemed 10
lc quit" general Wall street. cotton houses.
room operators and trade interests. hut chiefly
the latter, Influenced by reports 81 further
rains In t,razil. In four districts Of Sac Faulo
there was precipitation and " was sHid IN
private cables that the present crop Was turn
Ing out good 20 high grade, hut not good roast
crs, and owing to the small bean II Is difn'ult
10 separate. which sccornts for the scarcity or
low grades In Brazil. All Brazilian market.
reflected tho favorable weather news and h"lpcii
unsettl" sentiment hero. The break carrivf
December IN to e05 and March 20 BIS. ~hi"h
vrrc new low levels for the present nnv"
mcnt cost and freight oners showed an easier
a. 10 a5 to II a.. London credits. The local
spot market was irregular. with Santos -
uuotcd IL, 10 IN and Rio Is loo.
The sun., 1916-09-15

CABLES-Rio was Is refs lower for - at
sssp Exchange. i39d higher. at !. l.-32d
Receipts. lis' bags and stock. Ssl!"o bags
santos was not quoted. although futures
were unch auged 10 - refs lower Receipts.
-, ono bags and stock. :33sNA bags Rectlnt-
at the ports were 7a.oeo bags AGAINST 500
q year ago Sac Paulo had so!"o against
-. 90. and Jundi shy ue' against $500 hdss
The weather vas fine Al Aware and ram AZ
other reporting stations. with temperatures
anGlng from 4 TO % degrees Cleared from
santos september 10 the Spencer with l''"
hass for New York.
The sun., 1916-09-15
PORT RECEIPTS WITH COMPARISONS

Liverpool Cablcs-Spo' cotton. far business
doing .sics. s."N bales speculation and
export, 100; American. -.nN Imports. 900:
none American Mid. upland. ?5h Futures
op, ncd steady. ? to T. points HIGHER Closed
arm At a net advance of iits TO N points
OC'ohor Move mh.r. (? iSd January February
g I'D March. April, .icd Msy.Junr. . 3sd (:
July Au-us,, sod Manchester Yarns. firm
cloths. a far business doins
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Sept. II business was again on
n large scale, with the sharp ad,anc" In ,hl.
cago Pneumatic Tool the ouli important
change Rooih Fish common aud preferred
were also strong features. Realizing was quitr
evident IN several issues. causing y moderate
reaction Bond department Unchanged sun
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

FHlI AnElPHIA. sept. Il Prices were
sirong. with Lab" Surs rior Corporation. Flee
lrir storage Battery, Philadelphia Rapid
! ansit and Pcnnsrlvsnia Railroad showing She
largest total srl"s. Bonds were In good lie.
mani summary
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

FAlTIMoNE, Sept II. 'osdon Refining was
fiactionaiN lower and t"-dri on and Gas
""- IN hanged Houston OH wRs IN demand ~
~ and 1884, while Baltimore 1ll" declined .
points Bonds wrr" quiet and STEADY. summary
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and observation-disclosures
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
united States Coast and Geodctic su-v.,
STANDARD Time
'"" r's sun acts -. soTpN
Moon rises .... 7t9rN
HIGH WATER THIS pay
sandy Hook ? s. 4 N Gov Island u sAv
Hell Gate .....i? ~
Low WATER THIS DAY
sandy Hook. 2 II Gov Island. ,l,v
Hell Gate ..... y o. N
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INACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
INDCSTRiALS
PITTSBURG MARKET.

pT~rSBURG Sep, n-Trad ne va. In
heavier volume throur houi the 10, al market
Co.lmbls Gas and Electric continued ITS
recent idvan'e, selling at g: La Belle Iron
vas At . new hIgh at 60a. and American
Window Glass Machine gained - point. clos,
Ing AZ Gelg summary