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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-23
From the Avon Clarion

From the Avon Clarion
Mrs. John Krall went to Scot
land Wednesday to get her little
girl who has been staying there.
Adolph Vesper has had to- quit
school because of gran1lated eye
lids. Adol.pplhp, dol.pplhp, is having them treat
ed by Pr. Koobs at Scotland once
q week.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-11-23

Parties having wire streschers
that belong to the Carpenter Lum.
her Co. will please return them be-.
fore the first of Deeember.-Adv.
The sun., 1916-10-24

SELLERS HOLDING BACK

Cotton quotations we're driven nearer
,hc 90 cent mark Yesterday. In n day
jaat was wholly huii.sh and featured by
heavy general trade and speculative
buying prices advanced 60 10 Il: points.
the active months all passing the l"
cent mark. a gain of more than 50 "A bale
on the DAYS trading. Cotton has gone
into new high ground Oh every upward
jump taken In the last two weeks. IL Is
higher TO- than at any other time In the
last forty.two years.
A GRO scare. an exceptionally bullish
Liverpool market, another storm on the
lower iulf coast, "A ~rcawakened interest
IN cotton a. a speculation. trade buying.
covering by shorts. all We're factors. A
strong American market was forecast by
Liverpool in al advance of "iis To- 2S'a
points. due to the chilly weather IN the
cotton belt on Friday and saturday.
several houses IN New YORK received
reports from COZ respondents that TN"
cold weather has been Exaggerated and
has not caused any great amount Of
damage. There are som" assertions that
no la image has been lone below the ccn-
tral portion Of the belt. The damage
In Oklahoma is generally admitted
Killing trosts also extended through Tho
northern portion OF Texas. but there
are many parts Of the belt that have not
yet felt a w.utrN blast.
The demand for near mouth contracts
was tremendous al day. short sellers
trying to cover. bullish traders and COM
mission houses rciustating speculative
holdings We'd with southern and uptown
Interests IN bidding.
Tho selling was feeble and decidedly
scattered. Most holders are inibued with
Tho y-Ccrt cotton idea and do
MOI like To- let 20 at the present level.
There Mas = little professional real
izing by safety first traders. This had
the effect OF holding the market within
bounds. hut there was too much OF n
punch behind the huying to keep the
pric" from advancing steadily.
Tho entit" list vas strong. each hour
'etwecu bells finding the quotation at
lghcr levels than in the preceding one.
In New York the spot quotation was
. points up. putting middling cotton nii
1870. basis. This is equivalent "a
ie 81 "A bale gan made IN future. On
~ new basis - I"U pound bale Of cot
N H. worth sSa. 90. a. compared viii,
ESQ on saturday. There were no sales
ere. hut 3.2uO bales were delivered on
, ,ntrsct.
Exports yesterday were i9.J22 bales,
lkiug i.i5I.5a2 50 far this season.
impaired with ~l.i95.6l3 at this time las;
ison. Liverpool IL daily receiving
avy shipment, from New orleans. Gal
ston, Mobile and Savannah as we'll
from Nv York.
The sun., 1916-10-24

RANGES OF DEMAND RATES
TRENCH.
Par . ls'2 francs
GER NAN.

Par ~ - cents ,
The sun., 1916-10-24
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market showed increasing activity
ana a sllarp sdvsn"c In prices yesterday. with
May contracts selling IN to Ss2, or q points
above saturdays close and % points above tn"
Low level Of last week. Considerable realizing
occurred In the late trading. hut the clos" was
steady Al . net advsn'c Of IL to 81 points.
Sales. 49, D bags The market opened un.
changed 10 I point higher. Advancing PRICES In
nearly all other commodities seemed ~ be-
bringing In much support from Wall street or
cotton trade sources. There was nth" IN tn"
news from Brazil to encourage bu. ing. hut con
siderable Of the buying seemed To 10 based
upon al idea that ,oNe" will yet respond Ia
tn. Influences responsible for advances In other
markets. Cost sud freight of.rs were reported
about 10 10 IL points higher on thu HvcrsRr. A
sale of well described T. was mentioned AZ II. 70,
with fresh offers Of i0s,. London credits. Local
spot market steady AT siic. for Rio -.
Warehpus" deliveries In United States last
week. iSi.sS5 bags. against lo6, 80 previous wc'k
and l1o,0ss iast year. New York deliveries.
ls1.s0i New Orleans. iIlSi. Rio CLEARANCE.
fcf week 1S,or,. Including 1000 Z" United
States. 5000 TO Europe and North Africa ami
N to Cape. River Plate and west coast OF
south America. santos weeks clcararres
i5s.@D bass. including is."o to United states
5000 To Europe and North Africa ana 800,
to Capc. River Plate and west cps-' Of
South America. Victoria cl"arsn~s to tuit~d
StStos, 400 Rahis weekly r",,ipts. a.
bags stock. 5000; rl"aranr,s 10 Quilted States
nil TO Germany, 90; elsewhere, i.:Vp.
Range Of prices:
The sun., 1916-10-24
fruits. DRIED APPLIES Ey.po

"a. fancy, a.. -. ho,.'
HrCkLEBERRlEs- ise. 'HEi:
~ .anI-c. Nyitlcurs California,
Mo"iptrk. H.. l. lac. ti"ya', 3Hl''
:,i,r Inrre ed. 7u>,. Pat >ES-Ta'ifor-
ni. - "a 90. - III huN"-, TO-, ''sdll'
The sun., 1916-10-24
NtGtr>BLE>. wIst EIL\NrOv>>n.

rl'li'kE> california;. Trorc1' d-um 9,
i".s ',,tIa qger' ~, HEANs wa>.
bur. hos. t. ton, Oft. III. j. I, x rn.r lao
,,nao I"s 'L'".i:S" ,,Ann"rS, Isarh,
a%' n"s;. '~i:5G"s.; GnNash"L. i"ps
-" 3 'nN .~hsi, bag. N.ienl." un
H"'"Iv,; 'I - Ni tFt.. h:shc!; rt,s@'
: ~ g.. l"rg leland, hbi.. S1I1. Long
.."nd. i,,N"t. rn..:o Jersey. haskr'.
ur l.. ,,lnM'';Er >"srt>., EIs, lnu,eh,
so ana Long Island, r"I. ht,.. 5. CEf
~ h'n,h IA "a, state md a"arhy,
.hor, .cu. nh So long isintrnd ', ,r".
'o'. vi ,'" Long i,lAui. per Nat Rural"
,ra'",, - Long ,'slHn! long .ut. No b..
:. bib. Enlto; state. M. r,5oa. AZ:
,'at'. t"l.t" E';Grt.NNTs ,icrso, has.
e., ;r@I1., 81. aasr, s5"'', %Ea -.
NNi.E Virginia, hel. ;Sc. GAWiic IN.
p"''s3 ,'r'ni,, Inar;S' Hrh 9rl"sm:'
uo-.ao bag Nq:. nearby,
"a sa'ss.. = $50, "a. hht.rN;IE STi:%o t'@
WHIT. IN. hs,kc', NaI5o; broSa, sIo.
20. ONIONS stint" and wcs,crn. Whi,S'
.rt'", tl.1"n la, N"llon, l00 IL. bag. u
-" rcd. 100 Id. bag. : .I-.ii. white. Ia"
p bag '-s"n' Whit" p.,k.es crsis,
go - -'"' F'HN's NHltf' wv ~. DaH. wa
80 Nrang" county, yellow 100 n. has.
tl'0u 30 red, loo 10. bag, t.5O so;
J"r-"y, white pickles. s.u.3O. o'h-r
"htt" ,inl@ yellow; ;5c. atl! rcd, -,
al connecticut VALLEY. y-lior. 100 IT,.
bag, f..:i u ass rcd, 100 10. bag. se.9iu
80. okRA- fIorida. per hastet, s.a
$50. carrier. tl.ao1 $50. Jersey. basic.
tl.ion 800. TEAS california p'r .irum.
tu" Maryland, basket, td3.5o. W.
ginia. larg", basket. ild3SO: small, h,s
Ncl 'ln 20 Sorh Caroline, haskct. Sd
so, -thorry. basket. sid.;
cheese green, hh,., 90. us., rot, hhi.. 81
"a nnllnos", green. hi. So. a tl.oo red.
hh'. tut.jo, lonH, hot. bhi.. k-.30a3. On.
ban unc'u, gro'n. hnl.. Soc.sl.7S. red. hb .
$ 80. Florida hoy ~ al.Io. VI
hnnch", rnl5I II'MtkINs IN, 81
800 nr RoMAlNE Nearby. basket. q
u1"r,; state, basket, .oc. asl, SPINACH
Nearby. crate. SO 6;c.. basket. &ou 5sc
baltimore, basket, jom &c, Virginia. bb,,,
s1.5"d2. SUIASlI-Marrov bhl. STA i.I6.
Hubbard, f.50u:. TtRNiPS- Rutabaga.
bhl s:M..2i, white, bhI, tue.io. TO.
MATOFS-N.arhy. large box, soc. si.5o:
small box, 500. 81; carrier, :Jc. "a 81: Cal.
lfnrn'H. hos. aoc. a ti.:;, WATERCRESS-
| luu ItIu,hps -. uSi -
The sun., 1916-10-24
HOLDEN TELLS OF ROADS WOES.
B%urlinston Head says state Com.
mtsstous Causr C%onfusiou.

CHICAGO. Oct. 23.-Hale Holden, presi.
dent Of the Chicago. Burlington ana
Quincy road and chairman OF the rail-
road presidents committee In the recent
trainmen's controversies, denied here to-
day that the roads were seeking the de-
struction Of the state Railroad Commits
sion. lie added:
"Forty-nine state commissions making
rates aud rules for the government OF
interstate carriers is rapidly leading to
confusion md much unnecessary expense
to the carriers. F'orty-nine states re-
qiiring many different standards OF OPP
GRAFTON would bankrupt an average rail-
road and mean nothing to the public ex-
cept the bad results coming from lack
of uniformity.
state railroad commissions have their
legitimate field. but all matters that have
an interstate affect should. In our opin-
ion. be the subject Of Federal CONTROL
The sun., 1916-10-24

us:c.; thirds and ,,oor.t. -" go. dirtics,
\n -. - .a,.. No. . aud I,un'"r. ga
- ',hs,k. s"od t. chot.. Az. -'a:>c.i
uui@tgrados .ta.8c refrigerator. -reciI'
mark fancy. storag, and iu.uranc" paid,
q. na.'so: nr,,s. si'g a$'ag s"r"ni. >"
.i's csc. refrigerator. state. vhi'cs' ."
Western, h%enn"rv white, ~" I" t'"rS, S'
"'o''i "fu'h'f' % go, 80 .
ord whites. "rdtI''iH Ia tn' - I"o,
western aud H"n'h''' sh'h'''H
- 'ti-c. s'''". rnn, ,Nani' Aui h,rn"S,
hrnn"rN brown, '"" S''"'''"
.,. 49,, ,.u r-,., q, wood.
t'ptH W" """". a.n e,
H. N'NF 'l'i"' - 80 -''" 1
choice" TO ian' s.'.' '' nm IN
nrm. Kiln dri"d. '"'' h'G w." a!
~" "h!," o.h y'.",' q, 100 IL.
:, X. $40. heavy mitdnns,. do, va n"nr
n.iij!ie, 30. SO: red dog tour, u" 70
SACK. $3.50 .".@.. -tandar m!dllnr''
To-. ss-."o; rgu' m,"h'ins-. ""' 80. ~"
log Hour. -" IL. sacks. So,
- .,,, INN, .- r..as
FRUITS. H'Witp ~Nff''f"H '''-p'.
90. lHn'N' ~ ~ r.rrrfi,pii. a:
HrCkLEnEnhiEs-i DhEt;
90 sale. Ayiticors ca!ii"fnlh
M".rg,rk d.. i, i"'; R"}'.' lS",a'',
i:ii., Inp"o ed. ia, \ES-'H'if nor
nj, "a e" 90. - M h"N"'. 10 ,''aHl''
,,r. .v..u - linn. han.
JILL s"'," h.x,n,
h"I' ~ .N'SS % ,,,1t,I lii
tl-sr25". VOL hIS.r. NH. f''t3. 80.
I II iutush, h.I.. S'rHr \lrHinl", my"
-pr.s 8 = Th',"'r S"'-' sl...H
/ ( .lud sweet. "a. Ih'h"s,. "hl'
a. --r". Grrt'u ''iu, dbl. '
J N,.i... Nt'n ul' 81 N''I'h'.
: .u. i.n iJppt.. fl.UT Holland
I r4p,,. Si."O a. York ljpriu, 40 a. " :.
'odlinE, ,l1oHJ. culver. 81" ~ -.
: 1V.ut, ounce. f.i"rt King - 'h5-9
3 Area. king. so 4 81 -. HuhHa "ispn. nnl
:. ~ - O. -. ,auo nHl. ts'Gli'. b"i
! p4Ni-. uHl. y~..sI.2r: IinldWlu %. hbl. 80.
! q -. ,;r..rIus. hi N"..r.. Delicious
Tar Weston. ,ny, s.ug.,.. Winr~ Ii,.
! mana. 'tr Western. box Sl.."H 80.
..n.-r stein. f,r W.,t,rn. unS. 8 -tr.
Jonathan. f,~ N,.t'rr bon. Eanu- IS,
Sprrl-nL,rg tar Western. bu,. 81 u.5a.
touc li.auty. FAR w,-iern. ho,, HiHa
The sun., 1916-10-24

OF fresh killed pottery due to-day are com
pstatlN"lN lnod"rat", th-r" Is consider hi,
quantity OF delayed poultry due last week
coming In, General trading is sow, speoula
tIv" blrcrs showing loss Interest. aud the
general feeling ~ weaker, more especially
on chickens. both dry packed and iced
Fowls ar" IA, la about as Of late, hut selling
sl"w'y and ton" ,"asi'r. n!d %ro"stcrs IN
FAIRLY plenty, Irregular In quality ana average
receipts ar" lower, Nearby poultry. suuahs
aud Long Island spring ducks nomina' IFS
unchanged in ahsonc" ~ fresh receipts.
TtRkElS-Dry packed spring hrol ing
2'.-a lbs. each, III, aon acc. . lbs. 40,
81 lbs, .3n "bc,, springs, poor, 20 u .2,.
old. hons, dry picked, 3o",; old t"ns, dry
picked. soc, scnldoi, .7n.r,, CHICKENS
The sun., 1916-10-24

,a'ts I'd, aIy e. R.ss e dozen y % an. "a; nss!'IasS':
ssiiGsi;s l is. s is'' ~, "a; , iS.'. ss is.'' .i i |. i is...
led, second grade, ali sizes, / &c, less than
Ibis. milk fed. dry packed. Western, dry
picked. 2 lbs. each. 25c.; ~, lbs. each, 26c.;
1o. TBS; md S H,s.; : Is. a corn 81 Il lis. i': .,a L?
lbs, &c. t.t lbs. sic.; IS lbs. and over.
lbs. each. pair. 55Ssoc'; under ! ID each;
- u Soc: Phila deiphia. milk fed. mixed
weishts. a5masc:; penn,ylvania MIX ded,
ieI. brolle,s &c; Virginia. milk fsI'
nike to Te's e., iis ssG IL wff'ea sSu a iIs. '' ! lSs.
to pair. 2ic.; 5 lbs. and over to pair. s6c,:
SO lbs to pair, 2sc.; mixed weights, :3c.:
pair. ssisc';s lbs. and over 10 pair. g.c.;
&C. ibs to pair. Gle; MIXED weight a."
isS,; Southern; dry picked mixed W Trh
to pair. ?sa s4c. northern ohio and Miehi-
Zoe; other western. scaided. broilers. s:c.:
mixed weights. soc.; southern. scaided.
mixed weishis iec. Western and sou.h-
Efg fs.S. ars s"S S.e ss'I.' m iis, ed. = to ss,:
gc@ s:c'; under 80 lbs. Joe. fresh. dry
packed. corn fed. is to box Western. IS
&c" ad Sa9 HrSF soa aS IT.. ssciHss iS.. sna
uni@r. isnisc: dry, packed; bhl~.;, Isle;
n NOR i heriiy i' dry pi Gssh. 5 sG is. and and over. s:c.
under 3 I9.. isc. southern and south.
northern Ohio and Mslishisa ms: :cs;,d.a. large,
;ctiieA large. :ci, aslc:; small. III
lSc. D~CCKS-Iong Island, fresh duck
linss. H.. ?ic. SOFA Bs-Prime. white: 9.
70 lbs and oyer 20 dozen Hs1 sSn.ni Ie
to pair. per pair. N,c5,
POULTRY. LvE-Thir,y.threc cars on
tracks. unload.d. For the week only
los cars are listed. Fair trading for
stock H. being put out at omen prices.
PRONIsIONs-Pork. strong mess. ,so.5 30
Il 81. family, s3i n 90 short clear. >2i a
g, Reef. strong, mess. s@?. SO 20. family.
w. p:s packet. s23.sop., extra india
i3'.,.; iNo lbs. i3'.c.: Iso lbs. l3ssc..
go lhs' lh,.c.' pigs; 40 Cut meat.
: l. plsc.: tallo". arm; special. lo'sc.; city.
Zoe country. 100 iois g: lard. nrmer. Md
llc West, 1920 q 10, soc. city lard. firmer,
l~'l5c.: south American. i730c.: brazil.
kegs. iS.5oc.; compound. strong i4Iltt.;
si%earinc, strong oleomargarin". i<s. uljc.:
city lard st"arin". lie.
MCE-Dcmes,c .creeninss :.as.c!
medium. "a nc; head, ~ djc.. fancy
head. 5pj~c.; extra fancy. 5Ad5'sc.;
Japan. t'sc.'; blue rose. a.. a.,
SUGAR rCTURE>-Price- irregular with
n little easier tendency at the close. du.
1" a feeling that the spc, narke, was not
strong Final figures I points higher to
; points lover. With safes Of 800 tons.
Range OF prices:
The sun., 1916-10-24
GRAIN MARKET.
WHEAT Those vno have been pr,

'vnKAT Tho, We h+yc ''"n rrIll,t,
,ns' 'E h. E.'' mari, %t MT l.rs , TN t ,arn .i
nv !s!r -" the market l"''"rday
= the 81 - MAX, with an ACTIVE aud
src-sivc demand Tia" aiNanr" va,
ii largely on further ."nstiunally bail
repairs from the Argcuiin-. where tn
srIo mark : Nas ~ h's". to To-. a
i-l from Salurdsy VIM" Rl"n". Ayrcs
r"he'tel - further s%srt"us loss {" Ia"
- and T. Wa tchred that the prospects
Nrr'ntina having more than a modcrate
lng out.id" interest In tie market
hroadcucI ma "risily, and willl" basic
ii'ions a." believed 70 b" about the
'ng - ever experienced II was Thought
t the technical position Was being
'"yhst orerstrainei IN the buying side:
operators were IN some cases Inclined
be cautions. Tn" a"tl"n Of prizes re-.
ny nis discouraged short selling, and
II believed 10 have created = sp'ns-
a. '"p heavy situation. which might
zap = sharp break IN III" event Of auy
r.opm"n Nhlcl WullI t'td 2" m
GOD selling, The visinic snpply showed
the ,otat l. nlss,oW, com pHr"d VIA
2 "u,il3.ori = year ago, Ih's" tlgu:"s
car h".rish hut they arr" having Nttls
VII az - Already spld and that tn"
em"nt l. gradually fa'iing OF, receipts
e much smaller Than . year ago I'M
an'a nul sHle~ N"r" only about 10000
lrls al hard wheat at outporis. In
i9r,l ,a.n msrk",. s." ! d1gnm wa;
tIcru puYth, tias. 80. northern
ni,oba n"7'.. al ( % b. New York.
'Ok> IN" m rk"' vas "Noilri tnd
onr. prices again making nov high
rrI-. tn, trivo ANA general I'mhuI
,'vrd cviicnr's Of hruVy ou'r!l' nper-
uIs. tn strength Ma based on 'ho ad-
,'' IN What a. ""N ~ ia" small stock
prospect, ~ u mur" aClIN" consuming
ma MI Inth mere AMI thIntu l.
The sun., 1916-10-24
METAL

Active conditions prevailed III tho coppcr
market yesterday amI prices drvclOucd
greater hrmur--, although r"maimns I'm
"hnilgod. For irst quarter delivery imrortant
sellers asked ga, ceuts a pound. Tor the see.
ond quarter -. to ~. vents and for all later
months -, to 2,i. cents.
Demand Tor steel products. both from home
AMI forCign consumers. for delivery over the
last hall 81 next year IL on an expanding
scale EuroN ~ IN tho market for steel
product uf all descriptions. Including loco
motives, cars. wire. plates and bars. and tho
tendency OF iri'cs continues tow ard higher
The sun., 1916-10-24
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAJ,
WAY COMPANY.

New York. September ~. iql.
Notice 10 her, given ths, ~. am
meeting OF the Stocknolders ~ tn. Go.
peske and Ohio Railway G. nan Nil y.
held at the general ofic- o. Tho comm,
In the City OF Richmond. Virginia. on ti,.
day. October -. 1915. a. eleven o. =,
4. NJ, tib for the election ~ lire orr -
for the purpose OF con-ideriug lus.
heretofore taken or authOIIei bv In.
Board OF Dir. tore or by the Eyecutr.
Committee OF the Company which ma, h.
submitted to the meeting, ana to- toy a..
Transaction OF such other business a, m,
lawfully come before the meeting.
The stock 3rsfer book VIII h. os.s
at the ONCE Of the Company M. ~ B,oai
way. New York City. On Ftidsy, S.p'.mb.
-. 1915. at three O'clock =. ~ end v
be reopened Oh Wednesday. October
1915. at ten o'clock A. ~.
BY order Of the board OF Directors
CARL REMINGTON. s.cr.'p,
The sun., 1916-10-24
I v o MARKET.
WEEKLY RIA EIrr>

1 ';T;ss - lsr.p .. So 80 Il! s:.a% ~ n;
HEt>E> n;'"ir'' : 50" h"ad. y, ca
iohi;e. higher o'h"r, very slow hut
snpn'. steady bulls aud cows IN heavy sup
!Lg -" ar. ,ni ,ioN e" -,'. ~. I'VE
'hoI"" steers .ou - t'rH,t" per 100 ih..
oxen ,'."H;.'i yH.l. 't5"' tau,
fo.;'. pres'". hocf steady u' I'"i;r.
for u.'iv' -id"..
Sslos =. shaiue"gs q son. ." Mo.' VII.
ioo 'rs.. -. $50 $50" "a. lao. -
a.. % 20, 81 - log. = 90 o.
$50; y .i5.. s. g. .i1,i 80, = w
T'Yis 9, a. i, 80" -
So , 50. $50. :" COW .t.. g.. "a. 4
20 -, r',.n " Sh'o'", u, N%'rr'ni"
scr go -" ~ SO -
80. - ! "oo. ,;iG . o>r" ! .oG. $, o.
. hclf,r.. ~, ); - COW, -. 8. Vi.
,e;% 3, I'"' go !" 3" 81
s. -. :. 80, s'.@o. -l '.-it $50. --
i!'I> .n ~ ~ IL, -" - IL, 80"
COWS, Ice. , 80. : 20 nS -
49,, II ~ $50 NGrn, ';"nr,'"'
xinl,. 10; So. : an. I.,lo t. q
c f. '.G - !, so H""'' ;,,l,'f".'
! ISL. t,.so. =. l..io ro 81. ..oo
80 :. us, 'i% - o.: S., q
s,:". cnir.. ',o. s.,,:'. 5eo s.. ,
,on.. l.o"G. $50. .. 80" s@.... 900 s.
i o. }s'' 10 " ,, Mn. ..>%|",. a, ',n ! II
:, ~, q :, 600 s..so. I ~, ~.
3 ,s3, 81 -; a. 500, s".". 49, 5'n. So"
% SUu I, t'urtt- A son & lul-
The sun., 1916-10-24
PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AID ENs-iiccclp,s. ~; bags
hcans. Marrow, choice. 100 lbs. $40 ivn
io.3o. fair to good, s9.eon 1880: medium,
choice. t9u9lo. fair to good, S.7onsea;
pea. choice. ta.63pg.1i: poor to good, s2u
$50: Lady Washington, california. 50:
small white, California. 1919. choice. 1919
good, 50. 10 9.si; red marrow, choice. $3.50
1850; impcrlaIS. choice. $s.s0nai pinks,
california. choice: ,tn6opIiS; lima; caii'
torhis. choice. s6.siTf peas, black eye.
California. sj.30u 80.
BITTER -- Receipts. 3.sss packages.
Creamery. higher scoring than extras, 10,
SO 3Gigc.; extras ,s2 score). 3iigc.i hrsts
as to 81 scorel, ava 35c. seconds 80 TO 81
crea unsalted, higher than extras. 81
n31i2c.: extras. 60 36isc.. iirsts. 3tigp
s%',c.; seconds. 5S"St.; creamery. held
siiy 35c.; hrsts. 3ss d si.c.; seconds.
32is a 33igc.; state. dairy. tubs. finest. 3iis
a 35c.: good TO prime. 3!is g stc.: common
3eisc.; irsts, 81 81 nc. lower grades, ga
30i1c.; Imitation creamery. hrsts. 5ois q
sic.. ladies'. June make. nrsts. Son 3oisS
2sis q zee; lower grades, IN q csc. pack
ing stock. current make. No J.. 2si1 y 2oc.
No. :. Csc. lower grades. :ig:7iac.
CHEEsE-l,eceip,-. esi boxes STATE
whole milk. flats. carly made, specials. ~
'olorcd. specials. 2tugl'.c. white. sp".
citis. - J2ii.r. color"d. average. fancy,
:os whit. average fancy. 2o~c twins.
early made. specials, Gle, fr"sh. specials
Gle; av"rage- fancy. .oi.c; single daisies.
fancy. ~, "a 81 iqc all styles. underErad"'
lNiY "a .0i.c.; Wisconsin. whole milk. early
made, twins. fancy. 20k a 2lc.' frcsh'
twins. fancy. goa. q:ic.. double daisies
81 n2l.,. single daisies. 2lu2llsC.
Young Americas. 2ld:lt.c state. sk'ins.
earls made. specials. kdle.c; current
make. specials. iiiy dlSc. choice, la
1t.C; fair 10 good. ltnlb'gc, lower
grades. lonlj'ac.
C~OTrONSEED OlL-Anoth.r sharp up
ward movement again sent values 10 nov
high records for some acttN" pos'tionS
The strength IN the cotton and ard mar
k"tS inspired renewed buying ANA ih"l'
was also a good demand from tn" r"uib.
rrud" oil Nt~ strong In IN" south ana
oncrtngs coufiuuc Of small proportions.
Closing uuotatiuna were - TO 20 points
net higher. with to,tl sales o.. zoe barrels,
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The total receipts for duties at the
custom House yesterday were $500
7Oi.IO, OF which S25I.65s.2i was for mer-
chandisc withdrawn from bonded ware
houses and S209, 0iI.s9 for recent impor-
tatioua
The sun., 1916-10-24

.o.fal spot market steady and ~ points higher
~. ~ fer niddlinc upland sales nil.
puthcrn spot markets aud sal'-
.slv"-t"n steady, O. y. M. hSh SALES,
y bales.
sew orleans arm, ~ p. up. Sic. 5.s:5.
irl,ilr steady. 4, y, NJ, NsS'. Vi.
'a,annsli >t'sd,. Ia". NJ. w." :,
. harl"s'"u nrin. -. NJ, lN," SH.
Wilmington steady. ~" M, lsi.".
Sorfolk steady. unchanged. Isle. ".m0.
baltimore u"ninsl, - M. lsg".
augusta STEADY. n y ny. II ~" ~S
%ir,nphi- steady. ~ n. NJ, Il. 2-. 5000.
Houston .t.sdy. "a u M. $40: 80,
Little I;ock steady, unchanged. HOO.
The sun., 1916-10-24

Gables I.in unchanged NJ 49, tor VI" -
hang. I'D lower al L. 5-39d receipts II "-,
stock. t';,'ES Santos un"han g.,i at 81. f"i
No. 4: futures :; to iS) rci- higher: ro.rlpt..
b.Tr: stock. ..6is.HS E",,ip'- ~ ports. ~.
10 haze, AGAINST ,ivh y year a-o and "ilAt
Nv" years ago: Sac Paul". 55,rN. against g..
80 aud N.or. Jundishy. 1000. against 81,
20 ard 81. N9a.
The sun., 1916-10-24
IOIU METALS.
Gents Pound
LONDON PRICES.

'nered by large deal r.: prices under '
oiisumers' are the ordinary market quot
ions to consumers
The sun., 1916-10-24
NOTICE OF ANNuAL MEE-

The annual meeting ~ The stprkhu'i .
Of the New York Circulation Cpursi|. H
viii he held at he" ofic" ~ TIE owil
No. 30 Irving Place. IN the CO. I. g.
York. on Wednesday. NoSemb.' IN '.'
ut 10 o'clock, for the election - l'r-'t
and the Transaction of such o'h.r tl.t,.
az may properly come before s4i1 meet
Dated, October Nth. 1915.
HAROLD r. PORTER r'. p.
FRED J. WILCOX seer .'
The sun., 1916-10-24
MOI ASsES N\n ~ X


s. 1oHt;i; hulk, $50 lbs, slioaiG;
Maine, bulk, $50 lbs, si|ltuLi5; 10. IL
bag, fiui2"; STATE, hulk. $50 lbs 81. Jcr
sry, long idi III bag, 81 500 ass, r"und.
1913 III. bag, as. sweets. southern,
hbl, - 80 $50, bsk., go. a 81, Jersey. bsk .
tlnlS5, Jersey, double head hbl., y.u3
Delaware and Maryland. bsk., 81.
The sun., 1916-10-24
DISCOUNT RATES al FEDERAL. RE-.
sERSE BANk>.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Sote--Agricultural aud i've stock paper m.
tlrlllcs OF from ~ div u slA months.
The sun., 1916-10-24
DIVIDENDs AND INTEREST.

PACIFIC aNs AND titt rKN ca
FIRST PREFERRED plNIbtNb N,H
ORIGINAL. PREFERRED DIVIDES 80 .
The Boar RI Of Directors " fI-t H0 90
her II. 1915, IA declare tho frE joe 70
terry divid.n5a to that date OF 81 pc ..,
upon the fun paid FIRST Preferred a.g u-
mai Preferred Capital stock @: s., i.
puny. payable hv 'he'&s mii'"1 >.fsr U
IL. 1915. to ~S,o,khold - % record 80
o'clock T.. or'oh"r 81 i"t" Thu rams
books will not .i"sg
l. ". FDOrE. Se.t,nu
San FranciFco. California. - tpl'r 't'
The sun., 1916-10-24

French hills improved iractiOnally under
MODERATE huyins YESTERDAY. while sustained
-ir"iGth ~ manifest ~ the Dut'h ant
scandinavian rat"., Russian exchange dl.
played greater trmue-- than an rt,ptt days
>i'rliu4 whS unchanged.
IL the io'lowin- tables. when the do
maud SIGHT or check rate H. quoted
III United StatcA currency u u. -nid to
favor this country II less than par. but
when quoted ~ foreign currency ~ Ia said
Ia be 'ags'nsi' this country ~ loss than
par. For tn" "onTouicmr of reader. such
rates are marked 'F" when in favor of aud
"a when AGAINST ;his country.
The sun., 1916-10-24

n little easier tendency at the close. du.
4" q feeling thar the spot market was not
strong Final figures , points higher to
. points lower. With sales OF 500 tons.
Range of prices.
The sun., 1916-10-24
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Oct. 23.-Coppcr stocks little
changed. Fast Butte Gaiued u. OF sales OF
II NJ shares Massachusetts Consolidated up
!, IN fairly heavy dealing summary: