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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10
FOR SALE CHEAP
FURNITURE, STOVES
RUGS. | CAN
SAVE YOU MONEY.
SAM MORRIS
OFFICE BROKEN INTO.

DR.. c. A. Rothwell's oficeo on So.
Jefferson street has been broken into
twice in n week. Wednesday af-
ternoon about FIVE o'clock a young
mar about % years old, broke into
it in an attempt to secure morphine.
His only success was a badly cut
hand which he received when he
broke the glass in the door leading
into the Office. He went to DR.. w. r.
Berrey at onc to get the wound
dressed. He is an habitual morphine
user and gave his name as Matthew
Conway, Of Tulsa, Okla. Upon being
questioned, he admitted TO DR.. Berrey
that he broke into the Office. He made
his escape before he could be arrest.
ed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

ROCHESTER, n. Y, August a.
Editors Ledger, Mexico, No. Dear
Sirs: After the war what? Most
likely a defensive alliance for all the
European states viii be the outcome
Of this last great war among them.
A certain section Of those warning
nations who trusted in the power Of
might TO conquer and rule all the
world, as well as the remaining ones
who believed only less in the power Of
arms and ornaments, will thus be led
TO see that the brotherhood of mar
is the basic principle Of all permanent
peace.
Awful as the present experience Of
Europe is, it has probably FASTENED
the universal acknowledgement and
adoption Of the principle that right
not might, is the best law for the well
fare Of the nations. Then why pro-
long two years carnage has been de-
eisive Of nothing) an unnecessary ard
useless conflict that can only result
in the exhaustion Of these self-same
powers and the century-long misery
Of the great masses of all these peo-
pies? If a new Hague Conference
were 70 sit continuously until the PEG.
pies Of these countries compelled Their
rulers to submit their differences To
its decisions, peace might come soon.
er than anyone would imagine. What
greater role could America have thar
TO be the first to take this decisive
step, and work for it necessarily until
itg fulfillment came?
Yousr very truly,
+. L. Fishbaugb.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

Mrs. William Dunavant and son,
James, and Mrs. Albert Dunayant and
daughter, Helen, Of Fulton, came TO
Mexico Thursday to meet Mrs. Will
liam Castle and daughter, Miss Maud,
who have been visiting relatives in
st Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10
Suits Filed Against Railroad,

Two new suits have been filed in
the Circuit Court against the Wabash
railroad. Rosa Bowles charges that
she was damaged to the amouna Of
$500 in a shipment of household
goods in April from this city to Wells
vile.
Charles Householder has filed suit
for s765.75, damages cuused in de.
layed shipment Of a car load of sheep
from Thompson to st. Louis in Jan
uary, 1916.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

SENATOR Jams = Eze5 Writes
zs Caz--aE No Tr1EoE lnE1 ws
zre EU1E % hive Ds-E-E1c zIz
r. texts Al over 2ss7Z WIKI VII
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z w1uzzrE I1sss Essl-Es Esoll
5e vel zEs- and rsz-fy and cry
Ds-yz& c1--ss agzE @c-
oay Urgzzzs 80 that ne "a get :
IN vyts 01- L SUvs-osr. Nlssyui
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OK tire o, and Say ws VII ard wv-k
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

ALL szt that tins egzzty Eas
naTsr -are prosperous thar Il Is To
aay C0n1igrs are a. the bsg-
g-yEnze Hrozghog5 the United
States That beng = fart why
sngzN Ezy hEt oEes-ssEsEz care =
disturb properly. There Is 10
possible ex-sR tor the defeat 4
woodrgE Wilson for Presi5ez. az
cavt ira: the Reysblieans through
CT tire rg1utry w0sla Ike 70 get
hack into oEsce again.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

VIZ note with pleasure that Hon.
HoRston johnson, Of Montgomery
County @ prominently mentioned for
Democratic State Committeeman.
These viii be no foohehness about
%ohnson's york fer the party and we
tant men o. the firing line who are
experienced and feel that the fight
8H November Is not . Joke. The work
Of organizing should be started at
onee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10
Rev. Frank Haggard Here.

The Rev. Frank Haggard, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Haggard, is Wis
iting in this city. Rev. Haggard has
been pastor of one Of the leading
Baptist Churches in Detroit, Md,
ami has done much good work ts
the people Of that church and a new
building is under way now. Frank .
well known in this city and his many
friends are prond of the success that
he has made.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10
Breaks of Needle in Arm.

Mrs. Jacob Atchison, of West Love
street, is suffering severe pain as the
result Of a needle being broken off in
her right wrist Wednesday afternoon.
She is resting a little easier today.
Her many friends join the Ledger in
wishing her an early recovery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

THE Democratic Committee Of Au-
drain should organize at once and
arrange 70 got out every vote in the
county. Because the county ticket
has a walk-oyer is no reason there
should not be q fall vote for the State
nominees. Let's make a clean, but
thorough and aggressive fight in Au-
drain 70 increase our majority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

MOTHERS who cannot bear the
thought Of the National Guard boys
riding 70 Texas in day coaches very
Likely viii DO what they can to elect
Hughes and set tbe boys the job Of
carrying the boundary to Panama
fighting ard on foot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10
Two Divorce Suits Filed.

Mrs. Willie Bruner has filed suit
for divorce against Henry Brunei
She charges desertion. He is living
at jacksonville, H., at present.
Mrs. Efie Warfeld has filed SUI!
for divorce against John Warfeld on
the charge of desertion. The plaintiff
resides at Laddonia and the defend
ant at Tebbits in Galloway county
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

LAST year Z gZT EIsa-oG
killed rEEy1- pgE1E L IN
Ersez Ct SeE YurE CITY. L1s TsE
u [bs Ene 10u& they Hs6 ~
ty-EL 50 pE cert -9-z ZEz IA
Ezzs zN q m-ezss n 1E wzh-
q a-u1s Z 1917 AID 1872
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10
Mrs. Harry Shoup Not Deranged.

Mrs. Harry Shoup is home from a
few days stay at Hospital No. L at
Fulton and the physicians say there
is nothing the matter with her
mind" and her many friends will be
glad to know her general health IS
much improved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10
Intermediates Have Picnic.

Mrs, Ed Pearl and Mrs. R. T. Gibbs
Superintendent Of the intermediate
Endcavor Of the Christian Chuaa,
took the society to the Scouts CABIN
Friday for a picnic. The party vhnE
was composed Of about Is, went s b.
cabin via the car line,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

EALTN0EE Is --E = g8--a
nx-~5u1Fr These VIZ rE1sE 70
Eaxn5 xhis dDs 0Szr-SpEnEls1 BEE-
nE Is beng rendered Ers Es- 70
& 800 Gns
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

any unshazst iExFs- ou1ll MAX
IN Eurs EEE o. 81 ErszsE OF NJ
Euehn decisions IS 3 guart u 1m
Suurerua Coz-s EhEs bt makes or NJ
WIiEurF Hcnlsvsne1z rs PreElnzu-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

Seventeen Marriage License in July.
Mrs Nettie Stephens, Recorder of
Audrain county, issued II marriage
license in the month of July. This
is n less than was issued in the
month of May or June.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10
Chas. ShOup Filed Suit VS.. C. &

Chas. ShOup Filed SUIT VS.. c. e A.
Charles Shoup has filed suit in the
Circuit Court against the Chicago &
Alton for damages caused by a loco
motive on the road which he charges
caused fire to be set to a large amount
Of hay and stalk field. The fire oc-
CURED on March 20, 1916.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

S18sEiserz n ne Ees34y Ls5zE-
Eks1uk VITA m fzts On M mz-rr
~ uhsr Wgsz and Fsnrw Ghe- E
UrTip<2 p-ump1g - h1t Aey VII
mt ms . uurg e aer tE~s-iE
gGpG
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

MR. HUGHES IL very much like
the New York Tribune. The Tribune
Is forever telling President Wilson
hoe 10 conduct the affairs Of the
United States Government yet It
cannot make its own clock run.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

gAAAANAkl avn ~.
Notice is hereby given that Iee''.,
Of administration upon the say
ELIZABETH ANDERSON
Deceased
Of Audrain County, Missouri nay.
been granted the undersigned 0y Wv
Probate Court of said county OsN'
ing date July 20, 1916. -.
All persons having claims sg siSi,
said estate are required TO ennI !"
them to me for allowance within W
months after date Of said Letters "
they may be precluded from any psr
eft Of such estate and II such clam.
be not exhibited within one year it Si.
the time Of the publication oil '~'
notice, they will be forever barred;
22-4t Administrator
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

HISTORY repeats irseE u NE-
En1 Santa Am Bzas eszzraL lea
fnr hts w1o3eE lsE hs1In1 &uW VIA
ezzrH Iezrnr kH c-uz1hHE a 3 -
rnaEru
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10
Card of Thanks.

| desire to thank all my friends
who supported me in my a c for
Sheriff and to assur them / fully ap.
preciate all they did in my behalf.
d&wlt JAS. G. FORD.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10
NEW YORK PAPERS SMALLER

NEW YORK, August 9. Pub
fishers Of daily newspapers in Grea-
ter New York yesterday afternoon
took action which will result in a de-
crease Of the number Of pages in their
morning, evening and Sunday issues.
The reduction is a step to relieve
the news print paper situation, which
is regarded by the publishers as very
serious. Action also was taken to
eliminate returns Of unsold copies.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

MISSOURI Demn-zu zuui5 nou
ga ravgshE Ezs iR uY far tar uiEE
- ~ RepuhE-zzs an runr n ~
~ GARY tna rzEH
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10
Tom Carter, Jr., Makes "Killing.r

-" Se'SiI 49, "ohes hlninRs
Referring to the big money made
by st. Louis grain dealers during the
late advance in wheat, the st. Louis
Post Dispatch, referring to a former
Mexico boy, says:
Thomas w. Carter, Jr., of T. w.
Carter G. Co, who has been in Chi
cago trading on the Board Of Trade,
is reported to have made a killing" in
the recent market,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

Miss Phyllis Frost, of Vandalia,
returned home Thursday afternoon,
after a pleasant visit with Miss Kath-
crime Adams.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

GROWEES EBu ~ zz fhs u
~ rrueu bsczzE b 1ne-uusf II
r1zaH-n Eer fhau WI - a bars
~ rlEu rnuEaar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

THERE are more horses at the
Mexico Fair Grounds than ever was
known before IN the history Of TIE
Mexico Fair. and the outlook for q
dandy show is fine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

DR.. A. A. Wallace, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, Of Mexico, and
family are enjoying a two weeks va
cation at Williams Bay, Wisconsin, at
the Oliyet Camp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

H. M. White and wife are nome
from a months visit TO friends anil
relatives on Long Island, N. Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

During the month Of July reports
Of the Mexico post Office show an in
erease q ia money orders issued in
comparison TO the month Of July;
twehty-nins more insured parcels
we're received than during the same
month Of last year, while 80 more in
sured parcels were dispatched.
That the patrons Of the post Office
are becoming more familiar with the
features Of the parcel post service
is evidenced by the fact that there
we're over twice the number Of C. 0.
d. parcel post packages received dur
ing the past month than during the
relative period of last year; while
five more c. o. d. packages were dis
patched.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10
Bootlegger Fined s300

George Hunt (col.) plead guilty in
Police CourtMonday morning 10 a
charge Of bootlegging and was fined
$500 and costs.
Acting Police Judge ]. II. Wayne
heard the civil case Of F. L. Crosby
against II. Franklin, concerning The
5aie Of a horse. Judgement for sGs.5o
was given to the plaintiff. The Jury
was composed Of J. X. Crews. Dan
billiard, George Malone, ]. II. Dill.
lard' D. v Fry, and ]. II. Davis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10
Wilder Wins Appointment.

John Wilder has been appointed
rural letter carrier on Route 3, vice
II. D. Hunter, deceased. John Men.
Cowherd, who has been serving as
temporary carrier, will continue as a
substitute carrier. Mr. Wilding's ap-
po'ntment was made as a result Of
the competitive examination held OF
May 10, under the direction of the
civil service commission, and in which
his grades were the highest Of the &c
applicants who stood the examination.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10
The Weekly Ledger

Ez=s AZ IN ? o NEz E
EE 75zf7z ~ M cas- mzrE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-08-10

henry Lamkin, Of KeytsvilIe,is the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. II. B. garks.
The sun., 1916-11-12
GRAIN MARKET.

wHEAT.,Erporters were again disposed
70 buy hard winter a. the Gulf. and after
the market rallied aud closed Arm. with
net gains OF y TO 1Sc. There was much
liquidation ,or over sunday, a. the. trade
ting the long side after an advance Of 10
60 12c. a bushel during the last week. but
disposed OF II, found ready buyers and
underlying sentiment wa. distinctly. bull
i.h; Present prizes are somewhat discon-
virtually reached the two dollar level has
caused some hesitation On, the who!e
strongest ever experienced. and with the
s~reatest war IN history .till IN progress
: :ns 1saH' ssyn rrGe. IT., IT pf 5,snsr s-,s all the The
predicted by many Reports from Canada
that measures have been taken 10 %cur,all
prices Of necessit,es Of He caused some
further. talk of the possibility OF an EN-
take place until Congress convenes in
Dsc:mbsr and as such a proposal would
sentatiyes Of the leading wheat States. tho
trade 70 not disposed 70 take a serious
70 have made liberal purchase, during the
day. at least buyers were bidding for hard
wheat at the Gulf and offers We're smaller.
quoted at so3ot No. . hard winter,
Se.07E: No. / northern. Duluth. S,ilI;
No. northern, Manitoba s:ls. all + o, b,
CORN-It appears to be quit. we'll es.ab-
hshed that Europ" is IN need Of American
corn and In consequence a hullish sen,l-
ment has developed in the market anil
prices showed further gains Of . to .Ac.
There was some proat taking at times,
but offerings were well absorbed and The
close was strong at about the ton. The
Argentine crop IL believed TO have been
seriously damaged and American corn is
cheaper In Europe than the Argentine
product. In the local cash market No. .
yellow was quoted at tlts G. |. Z New
York.
OATS-Export sales during tho last few
d~ys have been large and the market
vas strong; closing with net gain. OF 10,
Local cash market steady. standard
quoted a. slt to see. No. 2 white, So to
e2hc.; No. 2 white, 81 10 Gihc.. No. 4
white. sok to sic: fancy clipped white.
S6is 10 SIC. ordinary clipped white, s3is
TO 66c., all elevator.
RYE-Marke,. nrm, No. : western, 81 81
q 4. Z. New York.
RARLE Y-Mark.t quiet. Feeding sio7
{ o. b. New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady. Good
milling. R,sb per 100 ms.
HAY-Markci hrm. No I. 3l.0S 20 Si.Io,
No. 2, 81; No, 2, csc, shipping. soc.
CIITcAGn pDycuc
The sun., 1916-11-12

ysnia. milk fed. missd weights. - $50
Sise.; virsin,a.. milk fed. b%rcil.Is. &c:
western. dry picked. milk fed. 81 lbs. to
pair. 2sa?7c.: lbs. to pair. e?a?aisc.;S
, psiir. az EYER to pair; 2ssS;: ss iSs. 70
corn FED. 80 lbs. to pair. ?4c.; lbs. to
pair. 2i9nhc.: 8 lbs. and over to pair;
w sss s' ss to pai soo Ioa a s afy D minsa
and Michigan. scaided. ! lbs. to pair. 2inc.:
Ohio and S SHef 10 pa' scalasde sro,i. n..' ase.
.ssidsd. sf.ts, s: sy l s.". and over. 4
ern. scalded. mixed weights, i9c.; Western
and southern. dry picked or scalded. corn
FED; small common and cuil.. nc. fowls
Western, boxes. $3.50 lbs. and over 70 dozen.
dry picked. 2ih d a?c.; sO-t7 lbs. 1sa zoe;
under 90 lbs; nc. fresh. dr.. packed, corn
lbs. isaisHc.:. so.sS lbs and under. is0
i7c dry packed, bbls.. Ice. scalded. iso.:
picked. 8 lbs. and over. 2ic.: AZ lbs. ace:
80; sou,hsrn and southwsstern; large:
Michissn. scaidsd. large. isaisAc,: small.
&c.,; other Western. scaided. large. lsc.;
small. i6c.; old cocks. dry picked. ecalded.
other western, choice. isc.; Western. poor
to medium. IA q lsc. SQUABs-Prime. white,
$40 lbs. and over to dozen. pc dozen, S.2S
gb.7s: culis. soc aN. GUfNEAs-sprins,
lbs. to pair. per pair, 7sc. 1si.
POULTRY. LlvE-soms 81 freight cars
on tracks: 8 unloaded and - car.
risd over. A little call for fancy small
chickens and occasional sales. without
rsreiy. sIceedsd leMc. Best fowls freely
offered Il Ice and difficult to obtain any
premium Roostsrs and geese about steady.
rkov1siONe.-Perk unsettled; mes. lsl
gsa; family eSSes4: short clear, t2s.660
. ..ssa .aa Il y % ~ III Est : ) b ss:sss * &C. g;
Cut mects-Piosled bellies QUIET. 10 lbs.
i hsm. .,.. .s:. q Is, & 'S r.l,d ls' irS S:': :n:.
cisl. ING; city. lokc.; country. 100
i2c Lard easy; middle West. $1,000
l77o:. city lard easy, 17S al7sc.: re-
fined lard steady; continent. SIS Is; South
America. eis 10: Brazil. kegs, $50. 10: com.
pound steady. IAN d15Ac. Stearine quiet;
oieo. lbkc.: city lard stcarine. lsAc.
-RABBIT@Cottontsii prime, per pair.
Soc: cottontail. iced. per pair. .0d Csc.
jacks. prime. per pair. 15c. al
SUGAR FUTUREs-sales only 1900 tons.
After opening Irregular Wal, street and
scattered trade seilinE caused prices to
lower.
Range Of prices:
The sun., 1916-11-12
COTTON MARKET Is
NARROW AND DULL
Short Periods Of Sharp Buying
Fail to Relieve Hum
drum Condition.
LATE MONTHS ARE STRONG
All Crop Quotations Close
With Losses Of From One
to Three Points.

Cotton was neglected yesterday ana
ths quotations moved within a Mario"
range. bracing once or twice during the
morning on sharp buying. but always
settling back Immediately thereafter to n
humdrum holiday market. The close
was steady, with prices 3 points down to
0S up. The wide advance was made IN
September, which was bid UP sharply.
Average prices were little unchanged
from Fridays close.
The opening was steady. with prices
unchanged to ! points higher. October.
on spirited bidding for interests supposed
to represent spot firms. rose % points
on tho call. Most OF the active months
were within a much narrower range and
trading was smaller than for several
weeks. Liverpool and uptown houses
were sellers during the morning. spot
brokers and commission houses held all
q the orders that came into the ring.
New Orleans WAS IA seller and Is credited
With having turned bearish.
Offerings increased after the call and
the staple struck a soft spot. but this
depression WIS largely overcome by lead
Ing bullish operators. who bought up the
options in sight. The quotations stiff-
sned during the second hour IL about the
best of the day under this bullish in
fuence. In the latter part OF the period
offerings were heavy. and the market
became irregular. There was no decided
tendency either way.
Forecasts Of a sharp drop In tempera-
ture over Sunday in the cotton belt. with
probably n freeze in central and eastern
The sun., 1916-11-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-ReossptA. i's head; all een.
signsd direct TO local sieuGhtsrsrsI nc
trade: feeling unchanged: dressed beef In
fair demand. ordinary to prime native sidsl
selling at ii6 No. per pound.
CALvES-Receipts. 100 head: 50 on saie:
market steady. City dressed vsals active
q iIg:iHe per pound; country dressed
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Rsoeipta. eio
head: ~ cars on sail: sheep nrm .prtm.
Ian bs. loo. higher. others steady: ali sold
Good to prime sheep tewes) sold At so
80 per 100 pounds; eulls 1eS:s6
drs.:sd l:mba Nei7Ns .
pounds sv.rscs. iii.So psr iso' 1ounds
Newton 4 Co. al Ohio lambs. u. Viis5;
81. 40. SIC. 50. Ksrns Commission Co, iss
Psnnsyivani. iambs. .. tii.ss. Iobin 4
shannon, ~ State lambs. ~. I'll. J
Shambers a Son. 2To Buffalo lambs. %.
$40 IS.
HO<sS-Reesipts. 1885 he'd; ons-hsii
car on sale. Feeling steady. Country
dressed hogs. i2nisi,c, per pound: roast
ing pigs. 10 isc.
Other Cities' Live steck MarksSs.
CHICAGO. Nov li.-Hess-Rsosipts,
age. Bulk, tasselo: light. Wts6tV;
The sun., 1916-11-12
PRODUCE MARKETS.

DEANS AND PEAs-R.ceip,s. s.oeS bag:
beans; 2tC peas Marrow: lsis, 30 SnI nee.
Calltofnis' 1918. ;ii.poai =: REQ Kidney;
choice. $40: pinks. California, choice, y 70
as2,; !ip ss, Sai, ,s,a .,o; Sho'ss, $3.50: 1 peas,
black eye. California. ib.oSab1s.
BUTTER Receipts. 4,s3o packages;
Srea% sg hishsr ,r..ins 80 than ssor .5.rs si.s. !
Iss to 81 .corsj. 81. essHs thirds: g.:
gaze IN = g - higssr : ssse.:
iHsn az ss'ss q ssc .9s .. sSss IS sss:: cream; ss%
cry. held. higher scoring than extras' sSSS
s 4 sts'' ..c ssir:'' a. !. : ss'' ;hl aa:.'i ss -
49, s4'.s, .os si"i ,s S S.'ss; sss:, a. Ss:;,. . s" g !
a! IS EAR i ~ e ''S ii s :s%s.. lover s..F.: GRADE. de-
aashe.; ladies. june make, nrsts. siHs;
s%asi / i %ssf' s "ts 20, d sss.: p:sIini
:IG.t ! s sSrrer Iow %at sr.d Dc, Ii Is 3 sS sso, ~" "
CHEEsE-Receipts.. i.si' boxes stats
?siac.: average fancy. an asSc;; fresh,
coiorcd specials, 2sG axe: white spe'
eials, :sa2she.; colored, average ssneys
fresh. specials. ssa2sAc.; average fancy,
?2s.r.: chedders. held. specials, 1s"c;;
styles. undersrades, aoa2sHe.; Wisconsin
whole milk held. twins. fancy. Sk Q
:3sc.. fresh. twins fancy. 2seasNe
double daisies. 2sk u2shc.: single daisies
state. skins. held. specials. n0ishe
current make. specials. 1e9lebc.; choice
l7ia Use fair to good. l7w17ho.: lows'
grades. lOdi6hc.
snrrnNsrpp MS -NoA.,st llovSAat
ing sent prices lower, closing with net de
clines Of ! to Is points. Gales. 1890 bar,
rcls. Little selling by the South suggested
oil. as a rule. continues strong and above {
parity with local quotations. Range Of
prices: -.
The sun., 1916-11-12
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

cARwEN STEEL TOOL Goa subsid.
larry, has received an order for tools from
the Sun shipbuilding Co. of Chester. re.
HASKELL. BARKER 4 CO.-Rsceived
orders for 1000 Gondolas from Illinois Cen.
care from Atchison. Topeka 4 eanta Fl
and $50 refrigerator cars from Morris q Co
PRESSED STEEL CAR CO.-Has re.
ceivsd orders from Atchison. Topeka a
santa Fee for 500 tank cars and $50 ore carr
from Northern Pacific.
UNITED MOTORS CORP.-Has taher
over Harrison Radiator Co. of Lockport,
n. Y. This company will be provided with
new capital and r~eorGanized under sam.
name. Present capacity 10 about 900 rahfa-
torO . day, No increase In oApitaiisatio
OF United Motors was involved In transan.
zion.
UNITED STATES STEEL CORP.-ri
nance committee Appropriated abou'
81. oo0. 900 for ten modern mills TO ~ con.
structed at Farrell plant OF Americas shee'
a TIN Plate Co.