davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-03

Superior District Now Bidding for the
 Fauor of Ancestors

Pioneer Mining District of Pna County Offers Many Attrac- tive Specuations to the Stock Buyer-Magma Copper Companys Recent Big Strike Has Stimulated Great In- terest in the Immediate Region of Superior, Seventeen Miles From Ray.
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weigh. ir.s q coo. Western and Snuth.-~.
pt.,r. uf srtlIed. corn fed. snail
,pluIno' AMI Culls. H. ~ 10. FOWLS
Fresh, i'y packet. wUE f"a. L. 90 hnN
western. boxes $50" lbs. aud u.rr -
.p1"u urE picked. -. ~ -$'g,.: &u-I, ins.
49," -l,. .nd"- :" lns. Use. fresh FRS
packed. corn f"d. D. 3" oG M".;crn, 4'-b"
!ns. ana over 20 uozeH.. Gf' picked. -
Sc. af-i' lbs. l'H -"'., 3"-a' .NS. 80.
under. 3 diNo.. dry pd,N.d. bhiS. lni.H.
s'algrd. l''s'. fr"sh. Ob!s, Ted, Nc'tcru,
.'llN" So pi} pltk'u > Jos AM over
~. &c.,. &c.,. I lbs, "u.,'t'
~ IT, i'.. i4''-. ui"'r y lose ''''
- southern 49,. >"'hN "~t"rr .trr'.
u ~ "'' 80"
"A, , - w -" ""V"
IA, L..t H. .it,d IT,. nrrkS -Inur
island. t'csh du, King. rG. "a. .ui-at
choice. lFu goo. otE"" N"-t.rl. 'loiH'
IN,.. Western. poor 20 m"dtIu ,4r'".
SCI MES ~ Ne. Nll'. 30 lbs. dui owe.
g., l,s.p t.v ,.,gcp ~ lr,I . .rr ,li.'. g,..
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three months ended Sept. 30: Gross earn
ings s12. , 1911. inc. s1.Sss. 2ss; maint. way
and struct. 81. $40. 300. Inc. si3t $40: maint.
equip. ~, zoe. Gls, inc. t32t.s6e; transporta-
tion ss.s33.6 S5. inc siaa.6so; net after
taxes 50, 773.9G3 inc. s7s1.1aj.
GRAND TRUNK-Ilcports for fourth
week October. gross earnings SLStl.oa2.
inc. SSOa, 1874.
DENVER 4 RIO GRANDE-Reports for
fourth week of october. gross earnings
Ssis, 200. Inc. s22,ioo; month OF October
s2,5Gs. 100. inc. sac. 900: from July /
1853. 4t9. inc. S233 900.
LAKE ERIE n observation-disclosures TO
I. e. G. for September gross earnings S67s.
662. inc. s52.l5i; maint. way and struct.
dec. sie.ii5; transportation t2io.oio. inc.
t3l,236: net after lax = s243. 122. inc. sli,-
i2i. For thrc" months ended Scptember
30 gross earnings N.9s3.s67. inc. $500. sol:
100: main,. equip. ssos,475. dee. t35.tsI.
after taxes siii.ost. inc. s271.2ST.
MAINE CENTRAL-Reports for four h
week OF October gross earnings s3s3,3Is.
inc. $50. T01; from October I t.1s2,9l2, inc.
sl61 1881.
M~INNEAPOLIs 4 ST. LOuis-Repor,s
s267.1i6. inc. sii.sis: month Of October
$3.50, sit, inc. sa3.2sS. from July ! ss.s:i,-
10. inc. t23:. 1919.
RUTLAND-Heports for september gross
earnings f357.So3. inc. ti3. 5sS; net after
taycs Sflt.,67. dee. sa.lia. for nine months
ended september 80 gross earnings 5000
lGS. inc. t3al.66i. not after taxes S19s.oh'.
inc. $3.50 1928.
SIT. LOUIS SOlTHwE sTERN-Repor' =
for Fourth week Of October gross earnings
t502 900. inc. tSS.000. mon'h Of October
si.iSs ooo. Inc. t3ls.oo".
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the Argentine market late Friday. although
this was subsequently made UP In opening
strength there SATURDAY. with prizes 3Ns ~
&c. not higher. There was a moderate
cNpor. inquiry. hut business In. this line
was restricted by high premium ana
scarcity of ocean tonnage. The possibility
tina corn flour may be used In connection
with wheat for shipment abroad furnished
u bullish argument in some quarters. al
though It failed to bring In any important
buying. Last prices were only q little
above the lowest. cash corn here was also
easter, with No. . yellow. new. quoted al
Sit2i. & t. { New York 10 arrive.
OtTS-Markct was on %dhc.. with
trade only moderate and selling restricted
rs further Indications of export buyinr,
with reports tina; upward OF 5000. 0oO. 600
bushels had been taken altogether on Fri
ddy. Elevator Interests were the largest
oilers. Cash oats In New York closed easy,
standard being quoted at i2W6st7c.; No !"
white. i9ig - G0,.. No. J white. 5Sis a owe;
No. I. sac. fancy clipped white, 6iis
dGic ordinary clipped white. eo's q
biigC.. an elevator.
RNE-Marko' irmer. No. : Western,
$50 e / T. New Sork.
BARLEN-Market firm, Feeding. Sos
Z ~. b. New York.
nay. Market quiet. No. /. i.o3; No. ::
ne nSI. No. =. rs 10 shipping. SOC" all
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TENDENtN Is UNDECIDED

{, Intermit,en, strength, produced 10y
waves OF buy ing. followed by quick liaui-
,dation for profits. about balanced IN III,
cotton market Yesterday and quotations
-at the close wcr" only "a few soint from
those of F'ridaN's close. The market was
characterized as stead unchanged to !.
points M. liverpool vas closed an
New York lacked drcidcd tendency one
WAY or tho other.
The opcnins Developed - tairly iirg'
business. featured lay the purchase ~
10000 bales Of Jauuar, fpt an uptowt
account. Western houses sent IN buNlnp
orders and commission houses wcr. mo-
ticed on both the buying and the selline
Sidc~. Spoi houses supplied the iiSt and
Took their prodte.
In the late trading an lnsistcnt de
fnand from shorts developed and the gen
kral list stiffcnrd. Tradins 81 this bulse
appeared to be largely professional aud
evening NJ Tor over SUNDAY. New bust
mess from the outside was scarce.
Spot cotton generally wLs steady In
CSew York the quotation advanced u
points % 1885 for middliur.
Southern spot markets aud sales
: Galveston steady. unchanged, $50 22s}
: New Orleans stcady. UNCHANGED. II t'. va
I Mobile steady. unchanged. SIC. W
Savannah steady. unchanged. l>atr ="
Charleston steady. unchanged. lN.'
Wilmington ~t"ndy, unchanged. i'
Norfolk steady. 8: y lower. 1888" -.
: Baltimore nominal. unchanged. i,,c,
: Au2ust' steady. i u. lower, iN"'".. l"f.
. Memphis steady. unchanged noe: 800
~. Louis steady, unchanged. no"
houston steady. !" - ~. Mot. -"la
Litt" i;ock steady. unchanged. N @r
RMhgr 81 iri,"s III
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEN - Receipts, 800 head al. con
signed direct {" slaugh'crers No trading
In 1--we cattle. feeling generally steady.
Dressed beef in fair demand at llulJiFC.
per lb. FOR ordinary 20 prime native sides.
CtLNE~-Rcceipts, l.. head. q on sale.
Marko; steady. Common to prime veais
sold AT 'o.jon 1880 per 10" ibs. pr"s.,d
caves firm. 'ity dressed Ncals. 10 "a zoe.
per d.; countr' dressed do. l2ml6c.
Sales-kernS Commission Co, - teais.
1876 lbs. average. $3.50 per 100 lbs. 10.
~. $3.50. $. Sanders. . Neals. i3o. sl3.
SHEEP ANO LAMBS Receipts. 1871
head. 80 cars on sale. Market SLOW ana
lust about steady. Prime sheep ,"v"sI
sold at a. per loo lbs. culls. $3.50; lambs
SO - ni".5S. earrings. -. Dressed nut
ton. lonij,, per To. dressed lambs. 20
Tl5r.
Sai"s-Ncvtan a 60. 30 virginia lamb.
~ lbs. average. so. - per 100 lhs. 'sl. ~
SO -. 4 ycarlingS. 1903. 81. : sheep l13.
81 . cuils, ". $50. k"rrs commission
20. "a, ohio lambs 10. S..,S. :. SANDERS,
~ Pennsylvania lambs. 90. SO -.
HOGS-uco"ipts. 1875 head. 1 car on
sale. Market lov"~. state hogs. 80 lbs
average. sold at So az per 100 lbs; roughs
$500. Country dressed hogs steady at u
T'3,. per H.: roasting pig. l6n zoe
Sal"s-k"IuS commission Co. III $ta''
hog. iiH los. average. iH."0 per 10" iOs.
roughs. 80. $3.50.
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ROADS PLACE LARGE
EQUIPMENT ORDERS
Car Manufacturers Got Con-
tracts TOtalling SEJ.OOO.-
600 in October.
MANY MORE INQl RIES
Prices Are About 81 Per Cent.
Above Those Charged
Year Ago.
MANY MORE INQUIRIES

THE railroads of the country were
heavier purchasers OF equipment In Oc-
tober than in any other month this year,
and at the present rate the total for the
year promises to exceed 1918 orders b, u
substantial margin. car manufacturers
booked orders for nearly SO. ooO. 0"o.
Freight car orders ran 10 2i.GGj ears
and passenger car orders tln. IN Sep
tcmber combined freight and passenger
car orders called for 2o.i?i cars The
total for the ten months ending October
81 IL approximately i12 Soo froirh: and
1.A0O passenger cars.
The outlook for Novembe~ purchases
by the railroads. based on Inquiries al
ready sent out. indicates possibilities Of
10000 to $4,000 ears. cars ordered this
month and next will nave 10 he paid for
AT prices averaging about 81 per cent.
above those of November and December
of 1915. The average increase ~ price
FOR equipment over the ten months Of the
present year Is abou; % per cent. over
the same period n 1915
orders for locomotives ,ist month ran
light. In nil .ightv-seVru wcr. or
dered. as 'ompated with 80 IN october.
tnl3. Flu in addition 90 the eighty =
scve- locomotives ordered for domestic
use. NV were p'l'Tt1 ltl 'NlpIl ~
,ount locomotives ;rdrred during tn,
- ,..s,. ,h. -, ~. ,.,oh.- o.
,cn y " :" -" ~,
American rallrph"S 'ot'l Law '"Ilpar"l
win l'5ll IN 'nc correspondents P'r'"u or
1913 and Lie for ;he full ear
Railroads are purchasing s~uhstintally
or a cash basis instead 80 financing them
~ 49, ~ |
TRUSTS NEARING 'nt"''N I'''N ''hsH's We
tween I per cent. and = per cont.
Prominent among the injuries POO the
y,rLc, r,t enu,nin,ui. mns,l, f- ,lr-
uyery ROY, snrinr ,rc those from the
,,ric,,a uu,li,,.nr ,,d ,ui,cy o.. ouon
hlV"su' 'u.'I"H'. WV '''t"N'
hoN cars ''rea' N"'iner" l"I wv" non
and LOO" refrigerator cars ILLINOIS, '"n-
trail fnr 5000 & ndolis and miscellaneous
service cars Missouri. Kansas u
r.x,s IA, =, ooo stock ,.,r> Union "a
- "a, ,u,,,,.tr, ,,I I >nn
,''' "' TX" '"' .,n
DON ''iN '"'''','.' ~ "' ~. y.
hopper 'ars' an" N'N '"N 'cn''" : :,
between Lace AID 90" ca's 90 several
d,scriptiorS
ATLNNTl' 'o\SI LINZ h'p'.
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y 'l, ~, rBt.i'''tr
|";JEt,nIts ia N.''"' -. ,r. -
f'rnin 'N,o,r,,A la. "a. ,,.,,
- aiG,. %iENrntS ',rn'- ,Eeel,l.
ia if,;ua 90 90 81. - n noN".. 60.
SIN.
49, - .'""'' -, ,,1is tr>,rI
d.. 'i"i Nu-a lnp"r,t. ~ 8
~ ~ N'i H.'f n, S-hi -" 'lnt"-a
~ % % y SIT" h'\rd s"ti' .
a." RAJ imam ~ s. .'"i N. P' !
So ,,nl o" N"'i 49, H.
. Nan " ''" i'''. 81 ~
Yo,ra p.ppq. lii g.: jaaire
un'. .ou So.
s ioua t,uo. ID $ .n1 ?. D.tl..
hni. .'.t T., trt.. '"' q. .o"a- 10.
ur,i,inu-. H",. S"'.,u.su. Ntuf-. R,uut
hpN. sltrr -. U~r,,au-feit ,,,. il.,r
son o.. zoo" "nh',i'
:, 60, a.,
king boz 'i..,l . .u.r- ".lIrn. ,"..
20 ! " ~ ~" - 1hl 81"
r"r Reg " - h". '". '"' I'd" r,r
h"S N''" go '.'r %. ''
- b"i' a. ~
T. Nn,"'i :" =, e
-. .''', 49, 90"
! 90 Ds' ''' ~ i! "@Ii!f ~
Sthi'. ,,.,,~n"' n-, .' 80 -. J-" "a
' fli- '.i,.r.., =" n-N ~ -
zoe 80" 49, 'liNfF- l'"ItN'r". .t'".
',N'h -. N'ittr' .'',' - N's-
49,, -. - ,ta,- 'L,'-"'
,ra'e' 'a' \.'s1rs . d. '-h i,.
hdch. : 49, hSk l'Hl>g = 10 d.
&c, .Eh!'". :" ." n~N. '"H'' ba' ="
o. bsh "o3 o"' Nhii', ln irtys, on. ''H"
30. '.ln'rH - '.'f- ."H' ~" go. We 10
10y IN. ~" ~ tnL 'rb iH rays ."r.
-" 80 \kh't'iN ~" ''u ''i@
,"rl~ .l"n"rN ~" '"y, l.,r.. bt-N.
nh', NO. CAP" '"i' ''"i", VI 90" ! ="
Z 'lE l-.''l|' NNfi H' -' pr '''Ihtsl "a '
M HTh NY h'i'it!E, Inii'I,n.
nm, 20" 300 woo WA EARS of
id,t d"5r," tl" 'Hhan, ..nN. )" Z ~"
ORANGES ."rl'". '"\ Ni''t" !. .'t-
n.l'I,t. !n\. 90" 50. Fo't. l'l'". COY
20 q IA 'lui'oruh'. box, 'iHG S\T
StM n,fIla' h',' COY ,t'""' "
.i~HNff'fk' II t'Nl'h' ''\ a. -"
I"Iro. h"N. y -H. ."ha', pn\, >
so, l''" - r!n's. h">. $50. 90 r"rt'
80. h"N, Nn \t''au. hoy y"
Al'~ nos. va 49,. '.hf"r
ni. h'N " 5""'. .np".,"d. boz, So.
iMESnnnm!ni"o " oSTkl'N'
FOG MElt,NS dorado, rae -
ASAHN MtLoNS "a %!fornli cr't" ""
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UNCLAIMED BANk UtpO>,T>.


REPORT. uf the | nclaius' deposit, Dni.
drnds and Interest If & Il. nER IRIpIN
STATE BN\k 81 - ur>i d,y nr ,uyti>,
lplr. mad, IN a,c,t. iuop wlfl the ur,,isinu.
Of H." BsnkiHT Law. >,rtIon> Ia and 90
Fun name amt last
known residence 90 Date ur
nos "n'' address original Nnuunt OF
ot d'po>Itor. ,i,nnsii ,icnnsi,
Giuseppe hi tenxo. to-,
u. NllllSlnru Ia
Itir uf first Iuhlica-
ton sept. Ia. 1915 \u, -. inu. 81 ,O
~,at' ~ \rA Work Count uI New >orL -
Michael br'ardim President and BrnJa min
Grass Secretary of the VI. iSrrari,ni state
haN. '~'alsd and doing bushes, IN the Cfty
W Ne" ' ORR, ~ said countN h,ing duly sworn
-s'h TO- himself, >s'~ that tn. iur"y ing r,pnrl
/" y iuN true aud correct ,taIcmru' al M,
UNCLAIMED dcI"~it-. iiNidrni, amt interest
mad" in .accurdanCc with the provisions nr
sections IA and ia Of chapter $50 of tho
liankinc Law ~ shown IVY the bs,L, o." aid
bank "l the irst ,aN of August IniG
NJ HtKARDI\I. rr",iIcn'
~ \JAMI\ GRAs~I S,crrtar,
>'N'rallN subscribed and sworn IL To- huth
~,i"prn"u'> ihr 9Th ia, ~ september liiG
isior'' me
seal uf \ufar. INlDIn ,J \TTI
Nutar, Public y. GnuuN.
The sun., 1916-11-05

SUGAR. kNM Market quiet hat firmly
held at aa-c cos and freight basis for
nearby positions. with a muderat, interest
shawn bN operators NJ ! also. 'cntrii-
ugtl.. i '6c moias.es, 55ac; cos; anu
sIGNK. REfI>ED-Crystai domino tab.
lrts. casts . Ia. cartons, half ~ full siz"
tablets ana do. cases T. In. cartons "a.
Size tahlctt. 10. 500. ANA 10 G0C. in /. case:
E,,lr 'aUicts. H.1o"., cut loaf SIS. q,
crushed, NIoc,, mould \ cubes and Eagle
III, bags powdered, 500; NANN pow
Iorci Idac.; powdered onl crirs" po"
dcr0I, coo. iruit powdered, : 20, d"miu"
grHuu.atrd, cases ., n. amt , IN. cations.
500. nud 1soc. va "a cases Eagle CON
icotinu"rs Grnnul.ted, 800 Eagle oars
.ranuiltrl. ,.61,.. extra I'm" graUu'a'si.
1.aor Eagle :, 3hs ana > b cartons nae
grauulsi"d, I.s0c., : H.. bags inc gram
lated mud . III bags do, : so, in sacks
10 10 hays do, roe in sucks aud 7.>or
IN nils: - and 30 III bags DO, 800. :
standard grsnulateu, , Doc. me grinultteu
and diamond M. '.ioC., contcctl"ncrs' \.
,.ioc.. No, |, 1.Sic.. No. .. 1.snc.; No, g,
;.9,c.. No. I. zoo 40. :, lilac: M &,
1.lo,., 40. = 1.n5c No s, 700 No. 9,
o..s,.. No. 10. 500 No, Il. S5c.; No.
r., $500, Va. ~, II and -, 67ic.
VEGETABLES, MISCELLANY Ous-A
rlCHOk ES-cslifornia. French. drum, 81
Mn hoy mMa; nearly; I.rn-a,om hhl
AMI, u. .6ri2c, BEANS. Nearby, hsk
40 4" 81 30: Delaware and Marylnnd, hsk
s.. ~, green, hsk, tim5; South Carolina,
Ma, hsk, Nntio green, nsk.. Nn3,
Florida. way hsk, tl5"nt green, bsk -,
81. =. MEETS Nearby, 100 hvhs., 81
tops on, Dbl, ':@:7o: per 100 ID. osg
The sun., 1916-11-05
TOURS.

a. IN. .",nnnr. \---- ,uu ~
/" W - 49, N',i','H \''i,, ,l"" 'of
~ VIZ u "" Up on 10. Va
",u. ,Il.s 90, '' --'' g.
~ ?,''.'' "'t, I" ! ." '"N'>',.i ~
~. N''H'' -" '." ~
ht'.S .,,"ItI! ny - '"i", r,th"us"
Im@T" ~ .,," : NhhN,''-N i,alni.h
So .,'i ~" W ''im.ti, an N""'-
WV ' !" '' - irrS,, nil'
,%n3 Lam. r''S 81. - " ttl.l;I;N
,o,n - t'i S'"' any h'"Tn'' N""
IN ','a''H ~. l",s -'"U! N!.l' ~
',".n 1900 LONE ',"ln .r'tr Nlhl.,
,'n- 'NaaNy l"l VA bAH, % '',,t, VI
n,""HtS iH,nu"' ,"hs ~" 1n'' Nlir"
49,, long l|l'hh', l"ns .H' "" : Nd.
-" i,a,.. "", l,"" al ~,
W. :, ''fn, Marin. hsk 900 n>i.
,''' f'"rllh. h9N' sou ! ~.
NNlh. 'iEll'" 'h -" -" 'NhlI'
!'lP"''' 'uSN' ''h' N"A ~
,ant az, ryi '.'"ln.h' '". Nu'"
IHn 9fr,N'NSh r.f ~" 1884, SUNS
-" .'',N N"N"N 'N veg hNk
~. IN, on" \NE ma .~k ~
/" ' LET Il'E Netrhy .r't'. - ~,
The sun., 1916-11-05
PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts.

BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts. % bag.
beans and l.Sss bags pens. Morrow. 1915.
,li.75. Lady Washington. California. 1916.
sil.7j; small white. california, 1919, Nl.5a
uls: red kidney, 1915. choice, si2; 1879,
choice. Ni.25m1l.5o: red marrow. choice.
s~9.i0as.7j; imperials. choice. $40, pinks.
California. choice. S:is|s.25; lima, Cali
saIpf"rin yao' SIS" sasSons 81? Scotch sis i bach cSoiee..
$50 SIS.
BUTTER-Rcceipts. 5.Gis PACKAGE.
Creamery, higher scoring than %eNtras per
sSss o.: ars,s. IS to- 81 score. s5aSsc': sec.
onds. 50 to S, score. a3s 34tgc.. thirds.
asa s3igc.: creamery. unsalted. higher than
hrsts, 3jia seisc. seconds. ams5c.
creamery. held. higher than cxiras. 35s. a
asc, sNtras 90. "a5'sc c. nrsis. ''.,s a sSc.
state dairy. tub, finest. Ssc good 20 prime
as'g35'sc.; common to fair. son33c.; rem
ace. lower grades, ssig a 3ic. imitation
creamery, nrsts. az n SIC; ladles, Jun"
make. frs,s mnai'sc.; ,urrent maxi.
lower grades. 2Sd 2ac.: packing stock, cur
rent make No |. 2oi,c.. No. >. ssc. lower
grades. -1lg d!>igc.
CHEEsE-RcccipiS, 3,;sa boxes. lnclud-
milk. fiat. early made, specials. lb.. 22n
:2i.c.; average fancy. 2i+c,; fresh. col
ored. specials. .2c.: white Specisls. 2lc
color"d. average fanny. slis A" sisc.; white.
average fancy. 2lIs ~ !lS,".; twins. carlN
made, specials. -2H..i.c. frcsh. specials.
s2as?i.r; average fancy. .ia.c.: singh
daisies. fancy. :.c. all STYLES, undcrgrades,
i'd 2lisc.; Wisconsin. who'll" milk. early
made. twins. fancy. 2!":2,.c., fresh,
2?c.: single daisies, &c Young Am"ri'ts,
22ia n.2sc state. skins. carly made.
specials. is's isc current make. specials.
49,. lSiec.; choice i7ts iSr. TAI to
good. istr ni7Nc.. lower rradrs i.nlsc.
COTTON>EED OII.-Trade active. With
sales - 500 barrels. Some heug- selling
The sun., 1916-11-05

p'.w'. 81. 49,. i:ASPBEGGIf~ L.
"iig u"s HttNIEBEiI:IE> lGp15
tHEHiiiiH .Ii"li An. ,nrS 60 ,
~ 70 10. iEN"HES .,'GI',ru. peol'l
10. II A.. uur.~l"a. rst. pEUNt'
ia lf.tufa. 20 30 30. - .' noN"s. 60
sam
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

t Nt.E n 90 Have become members
e. tl" v" Work. stock exchange.
EXPORTS y IMPORTS Exports YES.
ts~dny through IN" N"w York custom
iit.. We're NHiu"u At .'rm. Tn"
. ark "Npu~t totii vas $50. SELLERS I'M
ports T,r 'uH .u, we're 81 So. 2'9 TN"
.'"k .rt1i, ~ sal,.2i
i\TERNArloNA RANk eGpy
i'. .ot quarters At - Bate. place Nav Z"
rit&NS Cp crude refining capacity 1.
.. Hlu, 1,~ br"n Increased from IL, NJ
ulu rttrrls to 9tOdo.u no barrels y year ~
az iff-e" wears. Casing plant tspHt-
10 .ts nr.u Increased from 5000. uA' 20
. ""nn ra~r~ and asphalt 'apt'i'r ir"NI
,' 90 $50 ~, tons "a s-a'
The sun., 1916-11-05
other Cities Tive stock Markets.

Low 10 =, 10. lnio- Tyes,rrIay. aver.
age bp,s %n""' Ast' .s;
rough. saiona:i. pigs. W:aos2i.
Gs'gr,nce.,ga; go ;,s.as: Ser, Scr.
81 tomaT3. Storksrs and f'"der-. - "'n
-: cows and h"if"rs. 81 i"""'" 's've-'
Shc"n- Rcce pr. 3ooo: nrr wether..
81 600 So. lambs. - WIl "m
kt>>'> CITY, ~ ,.,ii"s,m H"ssip:,
s"" love" 50" $500" messo
900 ilght Wl:upin. pigs ts.i"o
Cnt1'- Hs.e.pts. loo. ''"ail. f'i,a'
'ots Ui"n7 hc.t.r. s!"""?'
,iG.ntS.i %'I i".",, q !. no'''''"' '"''
sheep Rcaoip's. LOCO -le.dN Lambs,
'i"'g" u !" -, Ing. t5''"N" 0''N'
IT. io,I>. NsS ',u"s..r"' '.p,.
~s77"9NIi w.Isi ,na hairh.rs "mn>'
GOO! nc'v4 SEQ" i% ak 10"
herf .'..rs. ,,'sna,iIa: vcariinr steer.
and heif"rs. s.. 30 NE: ,ow-- ~tia"H''"'
.-saerp.. He,.'p'. Loo" .!.ad, l2no.
s. ""fLli: - .'r-. 80" =" %"afi.ng '.
t,>r n'rr.l"., Ny ,-caon.-n r..
nesl'-Rec@irt' i:5i ',,iyo 500
t'"H 10 20. MIXED. <s-Iuio. Yorker. - =
H',t' Ugh, Norkrrs. >N.Iip' .r.ss :" 20
ftN -. coughs. t'U'lt; tags, s. fnW N-
~''"'p and Itmp4- Receipt. 900 e
tive. Lambs. St.sou 100. y-"I..Hgs. $40
H?. vctheis. ..iiI>; yves. Sa7-it
mixed sheep s~saop5Ti
rIrT>Bt KG. nov. Hog -R-ceip'.
1000. lower. H,nvi"s ioTl0i"s heavy
Workers. H'.'o. Ugh' Workers cp
80; piSs. s., as>5
sheep and Lambs r. opt 90 stead.
Top sheep. - So top '4mhs. SU.1T
tslv"S-i;eCeipts zoe. steady Top ~.
Soy I Hog ESc"ipt-
i.3ou, SLOW Packer aa.l butchers SIT,
80. common 20 choice, 8 -jH'-i. pas.
and lights. :" -jnNNi
'.it"-Re -ip's 40" steady. caves
steady
Shr'p-Gr. '.pi-, 500 >.esd' lambs
steady.
The sun., 1916-11-05

INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

CLEVELAND ALTON rtS ttiIl\E
co. Incorporated N ohio vita 900
capitdfiZat Ion. consisting ~ ~, Tu,W'n 20
cumulative preferred and $4,000 nm rou-
non.
PORTO EICNN- AMERICAN TOBACCO
20 Declared extra stock dividend III 100
10 al iltion % the regular quarterly dlyi-
Icnd ~ ~. Dividends payable Dee. IL.
books lose Soy. 1; and cooper De =
The sun., 1916-11-05
B L UTILITY NEWS.

'riINCN GAS y ELECTRIC 20 iWo.ic
service Comntssiur has authorized rom-
pan, 80 purchase 81 put~tardinc capital
.,n,. nf Dncouta Light 4 Power 90. Nor
N..a Gis " Ele,iri- - 1u' Homer &
t' srt'aud tiI- y Tigh. go
The sun., 1916-11-05

EGGS Re cipts iSm .se.. Fresh gati.
cr"d. extra hn'. per l"Z"N I.n t3c.. extra
ftrSts. Wd+l' urSs II Min seconds.
~ u 80, thirds aud poorer. 80 32c.. di--
tto.. 30 I. 80 3i,.. 10 : and poorer,
- got: checks. good to ehoicc. dry
.nr .nis, uriorgrat"-. -; - r"frir
orator ~p'tit. marks. fau,s. ~toragc anu
insurance" paid. 32ir,.. hfsts. n. II q. .
seconds. 90. T'l','.. over grades f"d
:ioc. dirti'-, "a - -, refrigerator. STATE.
whites. ~ 30 3G' state. Pennsylvania and
nearby " stern. u"nurrS whites, uns to
fancy N2uGs ordinary 20 good. ~ u go. .
gathered "h'r, "r,lin, r, 80 Nu". ~ ~ ~ .
W".irrn and southern. gathered whites.
~ 4" a"'U.. STAT. peun~'.vtnia and nearby.
hcnner, browns. y" y gathered brown
and mixed co.urs. 81 ~,
EIOl N>D MEAL r-',rs ~ wood:
spring J. ar"Ht,. "4'""'" spr.us tl"a~-
1859 "l0t"r patents a., n -
winter ~trrlg rs. s. - u : ~: extra NJ. |
winters. tG"ifI1 -. ,N''. N". . Ntpf"I,.
sci - 80. Kansas sirslghH Vni1HrTu
f1n-S -sp".ng patents. |u'hius .D'~ $40 -
a. ~ o. ~" t"L' nrn .'y.- 'u GOO s."
= =" ,h'!.r TO fauH, g. - assn Cpru-
meal .'rtuN. h..l ur.',l. 81 IL. BIg 'u'pi
st"Iuy. uu" nh''" tul vr'l.N. e. ~. ,rtrNt.
- - f." I.-t4fN s'.tU, hrtl b. l.. t|i.
80" ih - h. So -. N'sNt riId..ugs i'
80 nt'' ...i.0ug. .H. -" '"I dng
f'GF. 80 . -u K. 80 western st,tl ;
traH. -" DO .t.k.. sai 80 standard 3uH-
LING t' 81 u" rnur IId'.ug- d' Sos
rod dog A ~ ~ 's. s IL tiu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-26
NOW WILL COME THE TEST
Canada Preparing to Buy Materials
Instead of Products.

CHICAGO. Dec. GA slump in
"war brides is foreseen 10y Chicago
banks when the fun force of Canada's 3
achievement is felt some six months
hence when materials rather than
finished munitions will become the
bulk Of purchases in the United States
Those factories aud towns which have
been gluttcd with prosperity. hut have
wasted most of il on riotous living,
will get the effect of the Canadian
coup. The slump in shipments of fin
ishcd shells ana other munitions will
gain in shipments To Canada of unfin-
ished materials. copper, brass and
steel as was forecast in the announce
meut that when present contracts
expire the British munitions ministry
Will SHIFT the main task Of supplying
munitions To Canada The authority
for the statement was J. w. Flavcllc
chairman Of the imperial munitions
board OF Canada. No finished shells
except those of largest calibcr viii hc
bought TN the United states but the
demands for raw materials for Canada
will bc gcratly augmented. The pur-
chascs being made in this country now
are said to bo of raw materials only.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-26
HAWAII IN AWKWARD SHAPE
American Slipping LAWS Rcsponsihi,
For Difficulties.

Correspondence of The Associated PrcssN
HONOLULU. r. H.. Dee. %. -
Hawaii, with its Industries cranped
and food prices soaring on account of
the shortage Of steamship. is prepar-
ing to urge upon congress at the cont
ing short session legislation to relieve
the condition. lriccs have scared far
beyond those on the mainland tho
a few years ago the cost OF living was
considerably less here than II was IN
san Francisco and other coast cities.
with the American flag All but die-
appeared from the F-cific. the situa
ton that corfronts the island IS Sc.
rious The Pacific mail steamship
Ecuador and Venezuela. both flving
the NWrricaI flag. come ana 70 thru
TINS port. hut they are not allowed 70
carry freight or passengers hctwceu
Hawaii and the mainland. for the rea-
son that they are foreign built and,
under the present interpret ton Of thu
new shipping act, not entitled to
American registry Thus far how
ever. there has, SO far as can bc
learned here. been no final ruling up
horcful that the government. in view
uf those vessels and others like them
viii reverse its present attitude ani
give those vessels and others Ike them
registry
other vessels that formerly flew the
American flag aud catered to the
needs of the islands. such. for instance.
as the Korea, formerly OF the Pacific
mail fleet. still come and go. hut at
their stern flutters the emblem OF the
Rising sun. and SO far as Hawaii t.
s.. IL.
Cor such comparatively small husines.
as is done between this port and the
orient.
The. reason is that. altho Honolulu
Is 2,l0O nautical miles away from tho
mainland. the coastwisc shipping laws
still apply here, preventing foreign
bottoms from carrying freight or pas
stugcrs between American ports
II is proposed that Delegate kalau-
lanoClc shall. at the short session Of
congress, ask for legislation to relieve
the situation.