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Bid Asked

Bid. Asked
DO DO Guaranty IF cit. OF dep. " :
Wash Trm ist mtg ~ VI rtd l. 1915 o, 81.
wheeling i Lake Erie .lRy estcn'
sion 4 Imp 6 Ss-ls3o. ......:.t sek e
winston salem 40 II ny it mtg
4s-l93O ......,.,,"..,..' 10 NJ
GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT
Bid Asked.
Atlanta G l. LIST 5s-lei7. .:.....".tlNit :.
Gas co LIST con g bs-isls.. lN .
Hudson Go Gas 60 LIST & 5s-lNs. 90, ln2% lOaH
Milwaukee Gas 1t Co ist %s.ls27,.. " 934
f Esi.Sa En- Ei"c iii ri f y ! '','' scn i''" "
Queens lEietcc LLtsh. 4 p list
con Z 5s-i9O. ....-"..."t 1905 :.
Paterson 4 Passaic q X Fl con
g IS ists.s ".".-".Y.".:.tio x =.
1851 .:.:::"';:..;...:..tesM iOsS
y" isas .,'..."'~..".-..".''., 1907,
Mutual Fuel Gas Co Is. It'd 8 S'
S; az Ii :'.IF' POW CO so''% 5' ',m
1renton Ga. & Flee i-t 6 I.-lep tiNin
ttirn u l. X T. lst = ( = 5s-Io5O,. ioOia :.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Am $ $ Co Of " Va ist ts-is:o. lilo, "
Bkn Ferry Co Of N Knicker.
hacker TT Co Gifts Dep for
xorr,. Il |. CO s'1 Is, % MT. :: |: : ~ s%. .:ia. ,sx w.
n \ Dock 60 b0 yr LIST q As 1851, -. va
's :! lsss ,',".'.";..."-"0timn 10,
Niagara Lockport Il Ont Power 10
" LIST mtg 81 tax exempt
N~ia5i, .."." SM
Ont Transmission 70 yr LIST mtg
y bs- 1915 ,,,........,,, E. 100
MANUFACTURING AND INDuST. CORR.
Bid. Asked.
Baldwin Loco Works LIST mtg .
bs-lp<0 lo9H ~
Cons0l TOh Ga 80 yr q <s-lek1...... Ux ..
Genl Baking Go LIST mtg y ~ .
I'm .'....."s..sss.s % TN
The sun., 1916-09-18
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY

79d T'ht nn-fd Of Directions have
OMM0N 'T' as" d iU-'e.Y u,'ueua
DIVIDEND u.,1 eef cent on the ,omron
-4rtal uo,t Of ne company, PAYABLE oe'phcf l4lh.
1910, 10 tlrrlup'lr', uf g. rot At ~" clos" ui b,aln't
-,.'.rlhtt .s'G, 900. If.nsir' npit, vNlro' h'',n'cd'
/. =. rIN,NrF. rira ufsI
The sun., 1916-09-18

BFrnNT .ot The Unclaimed Deposits. Divi-
idCuls and lutcr's' Of IiiH STATE BANK.
\rW Norh tifN. ON The irst day of August. 1910.
mad" in accordance" with the provisions ~ the
i@,upIuF Law Su,''inu~ ~ and 2l".
4 n ..t,t, and Ia,
The sun., 1916-09-18
UNCLAIMED RANK DEPOSITS.


REPORT
OF the Unclaimed deposits. Dividends and
Interest ~ the CENTRAL TRUST co. OF
\. T., on the first day nf August, 1910. made
in accordance with the pro,is,ons VI thu
Bankink Law, sections i1t and 2l9.
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NotRry i'unlic. KIM, County Nu. ~
Kings County I,uEt~'rr'S NJ shi'
Ger iiic,tr ilrd m Sow Work County, \olOk
New YORK County l,ryist"rs 80 II
My term cNpircS March 3oth. lpli
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Doc % 1907 2si 20
Jan I'll. $50; Bliss
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INACTIVE BONDS.
RAMRoADS

bid. Asked
t As r cow ~ issue of 1903
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Aug : 1850 SO sS
rIn'y ~ Sew \ urk s.,
y. Vice President. and
r'ary Of 'h"
"a Trust Company. 10
ness In the city ~ New
being duly sworn. each
the foregoing report Il n
: statement ~ The I'M
and interest ~ the
60 pF y. \ made ia
I,UNisiuu NJ Scr' IONS l3t
- ~ the Ranking Law a.
- pf said
ou the first day Of
\NISoS Vice President.
-b\ secretary.
and sworn 20 by both
- Of September. 1910,
u q RON
lhliC. N'-trhrst,r 60
y Y CO. No us
iStuT : 80. ~ IS.
n 80, lHl>
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sept &. iSes 1000
ais - 1910 iI1.2i
oct. II. 1901 1851
The sun., 1916-10-22
I.R. 7. BOND ISSUE
GOES TO SYNDICATE
Five Per Cents, Amounting to
$12,229,O0O, Will Be Of
fered at 90 3-4.
BLOCK IS OPTIONED ALSO
Railroads From All Over COun-
try Continue to Make
Glowing Reports.

Additional marlborough Rapid Transit
Company first and %rcfunding mortgage
8 per cent. bonds to the amount Of $12.-
800. 900 have been purchased by a syndi-
cate composed Of Lee. Higginson & Co..
Harris, Forbes & Co. and kissel. KIM
nicutt q CO.. which will offer them at
a price OF 9sa. This syndicate is un-
herstood also to have taken an option
on an additional sl2. 229, 900 Of these same
bonds.
The sale OF s2t.45s.0O0 will leave for
marketing S12.229.O00 of these %refunding
mortgage bonds as authorized by the
Public Service Commission to the ex-
tent OF $780, IS 900. The total amount
Of refunding mortgage bonds issnable
under the existing mortgage is 100000
900. This leaves Nnissued, not counting
the bonds Just sold to the syndicate.
Sl5l.3i2, 900. which are issuable for pay
mcnt against new constructions. inxrove-
ments and equipment for the ~company's
rapid transit lines. Included in this
amount IL $27, 900. 0O0, which IL approxi-
mately the sun set aside to pay for con-
struction OF additions. extensions, etc,
In the elevated lines Of the Manhattan
Railway under the agreement OF March
10. 1913.
The three firms mentioned have head
Cd previous selling syndicates in the In
terborough's first and refunding mort
gage bonds. In December, 1915. they
offered s25, 900. 900 at 99ia n interest.
and in February. 1914. they purchased
and offered 100000. 900 at a price of 30
and interest. In October. 1913. these
firms were members of n syndicate which
included also White. Weld & Co. and
VIM. A. Read & Co.. which offered $780,
900. 900 of these same bonds at a price
Of 9s u and interest.
The sun., 1916-10-22
GRAIN ARK

WHEAT.-The taarke, was again active
and price changes were feverish, Al the
outset there was an advance of u to nc.
on renewed buying for outside account,
suo sn by the we're recent sc'iv,,y and
and there was active proat taking FOR over
the week end owing to "A prevailing theory
that y reaction was to be expected after
the. recent, advance Of about is ,en,s a
bushel In less than "A week. IT was tire
general Impression that some of tho lead
ing bulls In the West were selling freely
and this started "a general selling move
ment which carried the market down 2s.c
to ?7sc. from the high point. Bullish re-
In prices In Bucnos Ayres brough, about
"ncwed buying. and late In the day the
market. was again strong. closing at the
top with net gains OF lac. to ixc. The
Argentine news was conflicting, Broomhall
stating that rains had occurred In some
parts and that there Is a chln.e of IN
p~roNement outside OF the nor.n I'm sections.
where the crop borders on a failure, while
private reports were sensaroraliy. bullish.
and excited. with prices +hc. to i+c.
above the final OF Friday. Notwithstanding
that the market. there on Friday gained
6%c. to &c. British buyers appeared to lie
out of the market. but were credited with
taking one or two cargoes Of -four. Export
In The local cash market 20. ! durum Was
quoted at t.99i1 No. 2 hard. SISSY; No.
| Northern Duluth. new. ii.sSis: and No. !
York.
CORN-The market followed much the
same course as wheat. declining during
the early session under profit taking and
later r~allying and closing strong. with net
gains OF lkc. to csc. Rumors OF further
active export buying lacked confirmation
and export sales amounted to only about
81. 900 bushels. The cash position was dis
tinctiy strong. with little corn available.
and the Buenos Ayres market was &c.
higher. In the local cash market No. .
yellow was quoted at sl.l2 nominal C. l.. {.
New York.
OATS-The market was nrm in SYM
patty with wheat and corn and closed i,c.
net higher. Receipts for the week were
again liberal and stocks are large, hut the
trade believes there Is little probability of
prices going lower as long as other grades
continue strong. The local cash market
was steady; standard quoted at $3.50
54L g54xc.; No. 4 white, 63% 154nc.:
fancy clipped white. SIN u oaxc. ordinary
clipped white, 58A a57kc.. all elevator.
KYE-Market. firm; No. 2 Western. ei.se
c. I, (. New York.
BARLEY-Market quiet; feeding. ESQ. {.
o. b. New York.
HAY-Market nrm; No. I, el.oS; No. 2,
Csc, Qs1; No. 8. so soc.i shipping. SOC, all
The sun., 1916-10-22
COTTON STEADY AT
END OF WILD WEEK
Short Covering Renewed,
While Frost Reports In
crease Spot Demand.

Cotton closed the week with a steady
market featured by a renewal Of short
covering and spot demand brought into
tine market by reports Of frost In the
belt. Overnight reports confirmed the
prediction of the weather bureau that
killing frosts would occur.
A steady demand marked the OPEN
Ing. with quotations 8 to Q points over
Friday nights close. Trading continued
hrm during the entire forenoon of the
half days market. and frequent offers
OF good sized blocks Of near month con-
tracts were absorbed sufficiently 10 pre-
vent any but temporary recessions.
Transfers were comparatively light.
The close was at about the highest of
the day. the market being ~ to II
points up.
Clear and cool weather was reported
from the cotton belt. with temperatures
ranging from 81 at Nashville to IS at
Wilmington. The weather map showed
frost In south Texas, Oklahoma, Arkan-
sas. Tennessee. Alabama, Louisiana,
North Carolina. Georgia. Mississippi and
western Florida. Temperatures gen.
orally were lower. with no rainfall.
Commission houses and Southern in
terests were buyers during the early
part OF the morning, with most Of the
supply coming from Wall Street. Liver
pool sold January n bought March,
both In moderate quantities.. After the
first demand was satisfied the market
became easier. n a decline OF Q to II
points from the opening occurred. the
heaviest reduction being In December.
The tide turned. however, with the ar
rival of bullish Southern spot advices
and a renewed demand from spot inter-
ests. Sharp rallies occurred near the
close. most OF II due to vigorous cover
Ing by local shorts.
A report on the fioor Of the exchange
said that the National Ginners figures
will be 7.45O.O0 bales. a rumor earlier
in the week indicated 100000 bales.
Local spo, market steady and 10 points
higher. at ls.5oc. for middling upland;
sales nil.
Southern spot markets ana sales:
Galveston steady. unchanged. lsc..; $50
bales.
New Orleans steady. 8 points lower.
i1.sgc.; l.3g2.
Mobile steady. unchanged. isle.
savannah steady. unchanged. lsc.: s2s.
Charleston hrm, unchanged. i7Ac
Wilmington steady. Nc. higher. ITxo.
baltimore nominal. unchanged. lsc.
Augusta steady. 8 points up. Is. Ice. Ass
1000.
81. Louis firm. unchanged. lsc.
Houston steady. 10 points up. isc.: $500.
Little Rock. steady. unchanged. i7.76c.
Range OF prices.
The sun., 1916-10-22
PRICES OF COTTON
CONTINUE UPWARD
Some Lines Withdrawn and
Foreign Offers Cannot
Be Accepted.

Cotton goods markets we're stronger
and prices went to still higher levels last
week. The demand for gray goods. sheet
ings, drills. prints. mapped fabrics and
other cloths was largo from home and
foreign buyers. Staple prints. which were
advanced from ~ cents to sh cents,
were withdrawn from sale because Of
the large orders rendered and the higher
movement in cotton. Wide sheetings
went w 2h cents a yard. Bleached
goods were advanced II cent. Some lines
OF bed spreads were priced on a basis
from 10 to 1914 per cent. higher.
Jobbers a been buying goods ac-
lively and are short Of several lines Of
merchandise for November delivery.
Large advance orders continue to come
in from the retail trade. Many unsolic-
tied foreign orders are being rendered.
and in many instances they cannot be
accepted.
Wage advances are asked for by the
New England operatives. after two ad-
vances already granted this year. Scar
city Of operatives continues general.
Prices current on staple cotton goods
are as follows: Print cloths. 20 inch.
64x64s. 6&c.: 64xsos. 5hc. 3sh inch.
64x64s. Sc. brown sheetings, Southern
standards. 11Nc. denims, 2.20 %indigoes.
l9lhc. tickings, s o.. 17hc. standard
prints. SIZE; staple ginshams, size. ;
dress ginghams. 11Iac.
The sun., 1916-10-22
Big PROFIT SEEN IN
NEW FRENCH CREDIT
Banks Expect l6 81 Per Cent.
Proposition. With No
Reserve Needed.

The new foreign credit arrauCcmcu,
whereby the Guaranty T-uSt COMPANY,
Bankers Trust Company and William T.
Eonright n Co. are TO act as "A clearing
house through which a large par, ~
this cdantry's trade with France will
he financed has attracted much attention
In banking circles. Coming AZ q time
when interest rates are so low that mauy
banks are making smaller profits than
In less prosperous times, Il offers them
n ~etra'ghtout 1855 per cent. proposition
against which No reserve need be carried
II all u s630,672.5O4 exports to France
had been financed in this manner las,
year the ptofii 10 the banks would have
amounted To Slu5.G37,6ii.
These figures prcsuppOSc that the par
ticlpat!ng American banks viii take adj
vantage Of all the opportunities for
profit offered by the arrangements ms
officially announced YESTERDAY. In the
FIRST place the rate AT which the French
bills are 10 be discounted i. fined AT
S'a per cent. Upon maturity at the
end of 90 days the bills are eligible for
five 80 day renewals al an additional
discount Of o~nc-duar,er Of ! per cent.
upon each renewal. Thu profits accl vim
before maturity, therefore. will total 60,
pes cent. Of the face value of the hills.
In addition tn banks are To- hay,
the right 10 demand payment In Paris al
maturity. converting their exchange N
the rate of 81 francs to the dollar,
which IL 10 per cent. less than parity
and would yield n corresponding profit
IN case exchange returns to par.
The banks participating will be pro.
tected from loss, first by the deposit Of
notes of the French Government as col
lateral for the advances made to the
French merchants, and second by the
fact that the bills are eligible for rodls-
count at Federal Reserve Banks because
because OF their identity MS "acceptances
in the foreign trade" Moreover. in case
the banks should not wish TO carry
these advances as investments, the bills
can he sold at any time at a substantial
profit, since they carry n rate . per
cent. better than that prevailing for
similar domestic paper. The law re-
qulres no reserve to be carried against
such acceptanccs.
The managers of the American bank
ing syndicate through which tho French
~acccptances ar" to he distributed are
working out "A plan by which small
banks and individual investors may mar
ticipatc, They expect To broaden Tho
market for this class OF self-liouidatinr
paper To an extent known befor.
in any country.
The sun., 1916-10-22
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

COLUMBIA GAS 4 ELECTRIc-Gasolere
production reached new high record last
Wednesday. when l7.700 gallons were pro-
duced with Tour stations operating Best
previous nsurs vas ls.+oo gallons. October
DAYTON POWER 4 MGHT-Reports
Sept. gross earnings of sl27. $40. inc. As. re (:
net 342.ess, dec. 1.0l~o. surplus after all
charges and dividends on preferred stock
3S,9+7. dec. AZ. Gross for the twelve
months ended Sept. 80 was $3.50. 302, inc.
~. sc; net 1856, 2s2, Inc. 80. 2ed: surplus after
All charges and preferred dividends. S27s.-
ats. Inc. s2.5 q
DETROIT EDISON Co.-sept. surplus
efter chgs.. $3.50, SEQ. compared with silO.-
o67 for same period last W.: Q months sur
plus after chges., sl,774.127. compared with
o1.l56.66+ In same period last yr.
PORT HENRY LIGHT. HEAT e. POWER
LCO.-Has been authorized by upstate Pub
No Service Commission to issue i75, 900 COM
mon stock at par and $4,000 SO first
mortgage bonds at So, Proceeds Of sale
will be used. $50. 900 for hydroelectric plant
At Port Henry. 500. 900 !or purchase Of
Hand and water rights. $4,000 for high ten
Zion Transmission line, 3ll5. 800 for construc-
ton OF generating station and balance for
various minor purposes.
WEST PENN TRACTION-Reports for
September gross earnings s5i5,l2t, inc.
o106, lao; net after taxes S2t6, 3l2, inc, 49,
200: surplus after charges s72, 26l, inc. s6g.
Nine months gross 81, $751; 73, inc. 3s9t,sss;
net after taxes 81, 200. $40, Inc, s37s,i5s; sur
plus after charges and dividends to sub
6idiary companies 367l. 206. inc. s2l5,3ls.
The sun., 1916-10-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MISUNDERSTANDING. s23 head; four cars
on sale. No trading; feeling unchanged.
Dressed beef quiet and steady at IL to l5c.
per pound for ordinary to prime native
sides.
CALVES-Receipt.. 1919 head: I2i on
sale. Demand slack and feeling weak, No
saiSs of ySH's reported HeISSS Wrs,srn
Dressed calves duh and easter, city dressed
yeals, II to, isc per pound country
saics-Ksrns Commission Company. IS
Western calves, 30+ lbs, 1913 per 100 lbs.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rcccip,s. Lass
head four cars on sale Market quiet and
ewes, sold at ,5a6,5O per 100 10. fair
to good lambs, slo5odl 1918: culls. IS;
dressed mutton slow &, 10 to l'c' per h.
~sales-Tobin s shannon. iee West VIZ
his. ?2s. 50. ,tio.s5, $ Sanders, 2ss state
pherson 4 Co, 256 West Virginia lambs,
SO, sio50; 10 culls, Is, IS; S sheep. 81,
$3.50; &. 81. s..
sale, Feeling nominally steady, Country
dressed hogs unchanged at IL to lac, per
Id. roasting pigs. l6 to zoe.
Other Cities Live Stock Markets.
CHICAGO. oct. 2i.-Hogs-Receipts. ~
900 strong lo!i5c, above Yesterdays av-
1915; mixed, &.7o0 1850; heavy, sa7Ou
1915; rough, S7ogssS; pigs, Sass,
Cattle-Rerelpts, 1000. steady. Native
beef cattle. $3.50 ii 40: Western steers.
s610W925; stockers and feeders, Si75G
775. cows and heifcrs. 81 40 as 30: calves,
s72jmll.s5.
sheep-Receipts. 5000; steady. wcthers,
SuS25: lambs. 1926 Ul0,55.
KANSAS CITY. oct. el.-HoEs-Receipt..
$500; higher, Bulk. sa7SMi 10. 10; heavy
packers and butchers. SlOT
10, "a. Hight. 81, 60 a 10; pigs. IS, 80 a . 30.
Cattlc-Rcceipts, 500, steady. Prime fed
steers, 50 toHl2; dressed beef steers, s7T
e2i; southern steers, s. 50n75O; cows.
hcif"rs, S.50Mg.?5; stockrrs
and feeders. &us; bulls, 1L75a6.?S:
calves. S6m 1850.
sheep Receipts. 1000; steady. Lambs,
go Il $50; yearlings, 3T.50Qs.5O: wethers
$7HS; ewes. s675M 40.
PITTSBCRG. Oct, 2l.-Hogs-Rece,p,..
3. 900; l5c, higher. Heavies. SO. IS 1910,
heavy Workers. $40. 25a 10 As; light Workers
S9,75dl 10; pigs. 81, 20 so,
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. COO; steady.
Top sheep, sIs5; top lambs, $40. so.
calves-Receipts. 500; lower. Top. eiS.
The sun., 1916-10-22
RUSH TO GET MOTOR STOCK.
National syndicate Has 10 Hail
selling at s42.5O u share.

The National Motor Car and Nehicis
syndicate. formed by Fync. Kendall 4
Hollistcr and Leonard Snidcr Il Co or
eanized last Tuesday. was closed o.
Thursday night and allotmcnts wcre
made to the syndicate participants Ito
syndicate was much ovcrsuhscrihed Il
has announced that n received 50 many
subscriptions at si2.iO n share II NAs
compelled To close the books.
The new company has outstandiNs
5000 shares Of AN authorized total .
$4,000 Of no par value and takes over
the business Of the National Motor We
hlCle Corporation, an Indiana corpora
tion. which has been In business for *.
teen years and is the manufacture =
National cars. The company has a i'1rt
in indianapolis containing 262, GOO square
feet, which Includes new hulldin-s within
thirty days OF completion. which WI
care for the increased output.
The company last year was not abba -
supply the demand with the $50" 80
manufactured, 1t is estimated that a.
year 1t will turn out 5000 cars, al (
which have been sold to distriIHt.l'
Earnings on this Increased output re
estimated by tn" syndicate managcrs At
from $1,000, 900 to 100000
The sun., 1916-10-22
EGETNBI rs. MISCELLANEOUS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. French. drum.
,1nl: ns'yhy JsTgsa,em nhl., Ha;:
*, Or bar SOC 1850; green bsk or bSs.
,oc az ,hEEIsIN"arhy 100 bGhs, 81;
.ii''|so Ii.'so' ccAnR6TSLIsarhyy. Wv ,6o' hrpihss'
r5eH::i; unwashcd. tops on bib. 5: IS
@nwa.eci Ta. !Sos. ',,P i,so%a"i. 60 S9''' ua ,ssrta,
hsk. tou7'c.: wash~i. hsk., $50. u 81,
CrrrMBERS-H othouse. dozen. Tgl ..i:
sc HtI.75. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rt:
pg'ch, r"r 100 t7dlo; nearby, hi $50
az: Icrsoy and Long Island. red. bh!.. -.
CELERY. Bunch, y II GOO: state and
.,.+'y' MHI cons Ta'r ~ GGE 700
Long Island, sh.rt cut, hll. 500 Long
Island. crate. slul.to; Long Island. per
Nat Bunalo crate. 81 Long Island. long
cut cu', 80. !. Ell Stl', 'n5ai.IsSoi; 'S Sac .' $751; ,iiP555
I2.5o; crate. tUl55: Massachusetts. hhl,
sL5ogs. Eco rt.ANTS-Jer;ey, h.t
81 30; Florida box, s?:5a2''O' GARLIC
leans j., a q. LIMA nEAYs@yc2r.y,
Ncarhy. crate, sEatoc. s,.'e. cra'e' SOC .
80, r:k :iHfic. hEEKS-Noerhy., 10
'''H1fS. TX "ri5a'i.5:N brown. ~ Sl"...
75c. LES: buttons. I III. hsk.. 75c. ONIONS
State and Western, white, crate, slii7
IL. bag .2d?.75; white. 100 ID. bag s2.;o
A. white ,gtckies crate .?:i1:io;
county. yellow. lo" N bag, t~l5or;.'o;
pickles. s2n2.aN. other white. 50 l.iO;
Yellow 7ic. 6sl; red. $50 49,; connceti.
Valley. yellow. 100 N. hng. $c.5T
?75; rcd, 100 III. has. s:.25u2.75. okRA
Florida. hsk.. s2H3.i0, carrier. t.ioq
California, drum. s2aG Maryland. h-k.
virginia. larg" hsk,, h0c. u 50:
small $ Doc nt.; North Carolina. hsk.
slaa PEPPFRS-Chcrry. bsk, tH?;
chrese. green. hhl.. 75c. Ts.: red. bhl. iI
=, bu,lnose, green. Dbl. SOC, gN.to red,
bill. &lI2 80; long, hot, hhl., 81 so 3;
cuban QUEEN, green. hbl.. soc. dsl -; red,
hhl- slM?bo; Florida, box, t.::1 y -.
PUMPKINS NIL. sl1l:5. RApIsIEa-
Nearby. 100 bchs, b0c. It. RoMAlNE-
Nearby. bsk.. soc; state, h9k. sac n
81; box SOC. asl. .splNACH.Nearhy.
crate. 800 soc. state. hsk., 50 iOc.: Bal
timore. hsk. 500 doc. virsIpt,l, hhl sl:25
SQTASH-M ,r COW, hbl., Nnl,5o:
Hubbard. sl5oae. rrRNIrS -Rutahncs.
hhl. .eT.si; white, nbl, s2Gl. ToMA-
TOES-Ncarhy, large hov, ioc. Tsl.50;
small box, 800, ani,cnrc..,, :5N,aM; CsIi-
per lug. 800, Esl."'.
CRESS-l00 bchs, 7ic. 81,
The sun., 1916-10-22
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

ACHILLES RUBBER a TIRE CO.
Chartered in Delaware to manufacture ana
deal In rubber tires, Capital stock. sl,000.-
900. Incorporators: r. Volvarmyas, l.. A.
O'Dea, l.. O. Warfeld.
AMERICAN AMMUNITION CO. - Re-
ported that It will give up Its leased prop
erty and consolidate with Its branch plant
st 81. GATHERINGS. ont.
AMERICAN TOBACCO cO.-sept. sales
reported 20 have inc. about 1850, 900 over
pane period In 1915. and net inc. about
3200. 900 over last yr.
BIRMINGHAM OIL a GAS Co.-Char-
tered in Delaware to deal In petroleum and
Its products. Capital stock. 81. 900, 900. In
eorporators: C. +. Turner. H.. e, Hemnem-
bours. c. ~. Haskell.
DOMINION STEEL CORP.-Pres. Mark
Workman announced he had engaged II,
r. Randolph, steel expert. formerly with
Bethlehem Steel Corp.
.DONNACoNA PAPER co. - Reportcd
nat syndicate NJ French newspa pers in
seeking to purchase plant. II has n ca
pac'ty or ZOO tons Of newsprint daily,
BANNING, RuCK n 90 -Haye ,s,ued
eircular on carwrn steel Tool 90. OF phiI,-
aeiphla emphasizing necessity OF steel tools
In peace or war. '""'
RADIATOR co -StockboIs.
ssoo nnn 'nte on Inc. In capital stock from
NsVv'voo 70 VI 1000. 900. OF inc faOo oOo
WI. DO common stock and 5000. 900 Tcs
preferred Money viii bs used Tor c,,sm,
INTERNATIONAL MoroRs o.,-
The sun., 1916-10-22
PRODUCE MARKETS.

DEANS AND rEAs-E.csip.s, 1850 bag.
;isie %:d ISI o'' shel ear 81 i sliGa', 70 5000 sSsS.
i e sssd. ,!s$sgsso; %ssIY IsssslasisS;; a..
1870; ,taIr to sSoS.' 1855 a s e.sS; red rh %ar.
s %SSS;' s ehStse' c ;sso; i%Ds sSsi.s eho!s o. Is 90
California S5.aSGs.8S.
BITTER Receipts. h,so7 packages.
ssia a 3oNc.: extras t62 score), s5Nc.
va" IA to ~ ~ . aS 81 ssHIe = az q 9 a'Gt sees 81 !
si,, a aSs: seconds. 50 Sasfs,g sore Creamery merry
extras. Az D s5c.: ars,s. AN asSsc'; sec.
sslsy; tubs cd finest; 49,; eSod TO prime,
waited. extras, s2as2i1c.: Hrsts. 8iG5iiac,;
lower grades. 20 q 3Ohc.; initiation cream
cry; f5 a. so,s ale: ladies. June make.
a2oc seconds. 2sn a 2ac.; lower grades.
2,Ia a,esc; packing stock. current make,
NO, L. 2sS zoe; No. 2, 2sc.; lower
CHEEsE-Receipts. e.136 boxes. state.
2ig?lkc.; average. fancy. ?o&c.; fresh,
Gals. slgaiHc: colored' average fancy.
2o!t 92oNc.; white. average fancy, 20is 70
fresh. specials. 2ic.; average fancy. soNc.;
styles. under grades. iSh ?oIc.: wiscon.
whole milk, early made. twins, fancy,
2oA g 2ic.; fresh. twins. fancy. 20S u 21c.;
double daisies. 2Ig2lkc.; single daisies.
2la21kc.: young Americas. 2lT2ihc.
state, skins. early made. specials. $50
lshc.; current make. specials. liz rise;
lower grades. isaI5Hc.
COTTONSEED O1L-Market only mod
erately active. with prices nrm. closing at
net gains OF ~ to Is points. Buying for
Western account prompted by strength in
lard, while local shorts were disposed to
cover. Crude oil in South Arm. with gem
eral absence of selling pressure.
Range OF prices:
nupya ~ trtnaa- Ert.