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PRODUCE
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BEANS AND PEAsEReceipts. e,s!a bags
ssei|s; 100 'bs: sal5assc; fair 10 good;
800 fI poor ts.S good. IS Pr; s GHG Lady % Wsss,
inston. California, ss7s ~; small white
choice, 01oa9.l5: fair to good. ss.I5de;
rcd marrow. choice, 9 $50; white Kid
pinks. California. choice. IS. rs Ts.so; lima.
California, choice. So. 80 q $40. Peas: Scotch.
choice. H7oat.75; black eye. California.
BUTTER - Receipts. 1907 packages.
ss,ss: %isiisher scoring, 3'dpsias,'; ar.s.
20 81 70 scores e, 'S'F ssi, SIG a 'i ,S.rd :s'? sssss %sa ;
hif"''i .cor d"s'''s s5as Sf.Fa:' nS:,s. '' ssa
is lbs n ssSo"d ma 49, si' &c GOOD state ;u p SiIns.
.eis d3ihc.; common to fair. 2s a 2sc.
rsnoyated, extras. :sassisc. hrsts. ?7h a
creamery. frsts. ?saesisc.; ladies. current
make. frs,s. 2sia a ?1c; seconds. 25i. "a
s sSr WA max Era!ss i'g2Sc; rsekins stock.
25c. lower grades. ?ameic.
ChEEsE.heceipts. 2.ss2 boxes. state
Whole MIX, Mats. carly made, specials. Id,
III. fresh; roior.d, specials. is. a 49,"
isncy. lsi.c.' white. average, fancy
lstso', state. whole milk, twins. earl,
maue' specials. 1ac fresh. specials, 1Sas
lsc.. average fancy, Is,c.; state, who.s
mi!k. cheddars. early made. specials. lsT
ipiAc.; state, whole milk. single daisies
fancy, lsniphc.; all Styles, undergrades
14u1sc.: Wisconsin, whole milk, earl,
made. twins. fancy. Ice. fresh. twins
Fancy. isA isc double daisies. 19mlshc.
single daisies; iedlssc.: Young America,
zoc' state. skins. early made. specials. I;
mieHc';. current make. specials. 15n
ioac,, choice. lt1c.: fair TO good. 13fi
lic.; lower grades. sdlac.
COTTONSEED OII-The market 20.
cottonseed oil was again active and sub.
oect to violent fluctuations. There wa,
heavy liquidation with evidences Of sell,
Ing by Cotton Exchange houses. due un
doubleday to weakness IN that market. snd
AT one time values were down rs to n
points from the previous close. Short
were good buyers on the break. but Will,
there was a partial rally from the bottorr
maj quotations were 22 to rs points net
lower. Tenders on September contrac'
amounted to 1900 barrels. Total sale,
for the day. were $500 barrels.
Rang, of priyrs.
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UNCLAIMED BANK DEPOSITS.


dcn MdE' anS iip,"re .Sr Of 'bs WANkEEs TRrsT
CCNPXSY. NEW YORK CITY, on tho FIRST
naS =, r, Nnvus.' =, he Eankins LAW Ecc,ions
ia and 2io.
tno~ am rcsidencs or Post Once address Of
dcpositor or shareholder date of original
.AcIHeeppsSn' Tr"derick C'' Trustee NV
Nm Ackcr,pn 22O r. i7th ST. y.
e. Jan %. 1879 - si6o 30
!. j. E,rsfc,dcr. administrator. PAS ".
BROWN. Il =, kobnrr' p. fcrd 4 Alfred
RAY TRUSTEES. Julien Eiec. Tract Co.
% T. Robbie "a Wall st, y. y,
, ~ Jpn nranr IS,iupccf for Is,dor ur,un ""'
. ~ nrnnn' - A,SNES"'yT ~ Oct %, 80 o , ,
! Century Pathfinder 90. 80 wall st.
colonial ,iHn,ss' t ~ i ,s'a a 81. 6. {. Ar "'o
n seaman. 90 Broadway. 4. i.
rqSi r sSss.: M. .Ssss 3, r t.s. s%.oq iess 90 90
\" c ".i % nroa rf%s,s' g. S"' a. ff. sb' ~
Excelsior Fire ins. co. i%i.olicy holders
Treditors 'By order of supreme
SSar,, :. y scp' y isl ,a,.a. ser.is
sarr"ndcr Of stock addr"ss ankno~"
4. n Giilendcr. E.cr. J. W. Gray. 2
Nassau 81 =. Mai; q ,l%soi risss
Esq sur " Ia2 u. I'D St. =. S'' Fen.
S, 1905 ....... ........ $3.50
Adelaide Gomez, Admx. Estate NJ y.
, OI'cfo 90 ~, 10th St, y. u, ABR.
? lso6 .'. 2G6.l6
", X. Grifiths. Admr. Est. OF Uy.
lawson. 400 broadway, y y. Mar.
iso3 IS so
Green River coal & coke Go. Coupon
81. Seattle. Wash Jan. ., 1894 IS. SO
! Uor,e,fns Protective Assn. Towns
end Bldg, broadway n 25th St,
y Y. Sept. -. lsg. ..... So. o.
II. III. Uutrhins Rrrr. Landncld Bros.
4 Co. a William st, y. y, Nov.
% 1904 o6e. 50
Abraham l.. Jacobs, Trustee Grant
Bru, 30 broad st y. Y, June "a.
] 1901 -....... ....... SI.4O
Anton NIetz Trustee. 51h sth Ave. y.
y. July %. 1872 . 376. "a
Jane Murphy. Guardian. so summit
] Ave Jersey city. y. j, Apr. Is,
Isp2 ... 90 10
Antonio NIusica, Trustee Piptro Peter
4 Hros.. lss5 18TH ST. brooklyn,
y. V. May ~. 1910 ......... 32t. %
Geo. ", ODcil, Committee Cordeiis
n'DelI. 3J6 ". ohth ST. n. v, Oct.
o isoG oG 2.
Bridget O'Ncill. Admx. &. Nolan. $50
". 3ith st, y. y, Mar. Is, lSgj sass
Richtnund Brick & Tile Co, Carterci.
y. j. oct. 4, 1900 IS o.
T.. u Rogers. Treas. Dec d, Paterson.
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..Ssiasd. corn ed. small. somnien sId sgii.;
lczen dry picked ?2a sac; 8o;i7 lbs,
Fresh. bSis. ICED: Western. northeriy.
s sss. D.ft is,. : s ls'; 9 81 Y ls:,. ~ IL 4 Soc. y; an der
> lbs. i7ia istc. southern and. south.
ws.tsrnr Large lee smsl,; Ea s,nssi;
!Hs; ..;:rn s's sssld:S, l. s%:'', soSsSss . GSsf:
.MaaTIdi..da. ciiS;e. old ~pu sSfh:. c,s G islssd. fresh hss';
duckiins,. ID. Observation-Disclosures. white
s,5S lbs sn, nnd s Sy.S a + d0 SnriiSs fT sonsp;ssg
pair n' Pc, psr pair psir. 81. pair s'''" '''''' '0''
POULTRY. ILvE-Thirty. three cars on
loaded. sales s:'" were made at is,sc' Tor
isa zoe. for turkeys; Western ducks, ~.
g Ss Ssss.; d nis.:n. ,'f II d ss ss:' i lfS... su paiss:
cover ali the stock received since last Fri
day morning Some sales earlier In the
ket for chickens.
PROVIsIONs-pork nrmer: mess, $40 o
q; family. saodsi short clear, ss!mso
beef hrm mess 81; am,iy. ta..,e
,b,I is,.s,; piss; iSc. cu' nss,s-r!etlsd
1874 alsisc.; ~ lbs. Ice. Picked ham,
firm. TX MI7tac Tallow Arm: specitl
s&Iec.; city, &C.. country, SASSY
Lard easy; middle West, .tit.sodItoo; city
lard barely steady. itke:; refined lara
steady; continent. $3.50. South America
SIG. 20; Brazil kegs. Si7.2o; compound
steady, nxn11Ac. stearine Arm % cleo
lee: city lard stearine. 1bi1c. ,
RlCE-Domestic screenings, S%0skc.l
medium. -. a5c.; head. tkat.; fancy
head. b95%c:: extra fancy. .5%dsnc.
Japan, &c: blue rose. a. G+hc
SUGAR FCTuRES-The local market for
sugar futures was Irregular to-day. There
was a little support early from shorts
promoted by the s,eadier feeling In the
spot market. but Cuban interests seemed
to be on the selling side and prices al
one time showed declines of 3 to s points
Near the close there was a rally on COW
ering Of the near positions. and final prices
were 2 points higher to I net lower. sales
$3.50 tons. Range Of prices:
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CREW HERE; SHIP Is LOST.
Captain and Men Come In From
~. .lahn. y. b.

When the New foundland steamer ste
piano arrived here from 81. John, ":
b., yesterday, Capt. John stephen ana
twenty Of his crew who had been snip.
wrecked when their vessel, the British
freighter White Sea, ran on n ledge near
st. Johns six days ago.. walked ashore
only to learn hat their ship had slipped
off the rocks into deep water and was
a complete loss. d.
Thereupon the captain gave up all
hope of salvaging the ship. which had
been on her way 10 Newfoundland. ana
look passage on the White star liner
Adriatic, which sailed for Liverpool at
noon, in order to seek a new berth IN
/ England. Thirteen Of his men accom-
panied him, the others remaining behind
10 get Jobs. Others aboard the Adriatic
were Capt. Sir william Wiseman and
! Mrs. Guy Gaunt. wife Of the English
naval attache at Washington.
The sun., 1916-09-08
NEW SUIT IN GARBAGE FIGHT.
IncinerRtor Co. Alleges Conspiracy
by Richmond Officials,

suit for s1o0, 900 damages was brought
Yesterday by the Metropolitan By-Prod-
uCts Company. which has the contract
for erecting the garbage moderator ON
Lake Island. agains, Richmond Borough
President Van Name. Superintendent Of
Buildings Mcpcrnott. Acting Superin-
tendent Langere and John Nolan. clerk
in the Richmond bureau of buildings. II
is alleged these officials c~onspired to in
icrfcrc with the building Of the plant and
the carrying out OF the co'npany's cou-
tract with the city. compelling recourse
to the courts To procure issuance Of the
building permit.
Tho action. in which the affidavit was
signed by James i. Galfncy. president Of
the hy-products company is the second
pending in which Borough President Van
Name is made defendant.
The sun., 1916-09-08

Local spot cotton quiet and 80 points
sales nil.
Southern spot market:
New Orleans quiet, IS points lower at
lS.1Sc.: saies. $50 bales.
Charleston quiet. &c. lower At i5c.:
sales nil.
Norfolk steady. al points lower at
Is. &c. sales nil.
Baltimore nominal, unchanged at I55c.:
sales nil.
Augusta. steady. rs points lower at
1850; sales. 9.3S7 bales.
Little Rock quiet. 1: points lower at
Galveston quiet but steady. 10 points
lower At l5.?5c. sales. !.&36 bales.
mobile steady. rs points lower at iSc.;
sales. Is bales.
savannah nominal. nc. lower at lSxc !;
sales. lilo bales.
Wilmington steady, unchanged at ibLc;
sales nil.
Memphis steady, IS points Iou.r q,
16.s5c.; sales. $50 bales.
Houston steady. 3b points lower a,
1900; sales, 1865 bales,
-
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UNCLAIMED BANK NrrOs,,s


N'stsbNt
or Unclaimed Drpv'', % Trt tpt ll'lI
TRUST CONpN<N ~ NEN NbE. .
the first day at Aususi, niu, mad" p 40 ..
sections l3i and ~.
Full name az dcpo~,,or ar shar,hotic-. h.
known residence OF. y q addr,,, u' 10
pnitor or sharrhDldr, date rr u,,y.,''
deposit; Smoln' oi drr'rit
Blum. Est. of Mas Wim. e - Ancr,-
srossn: ". Of Mar, TO-,
Crc"iey; v. 4, 4 As ,sls"nor. iio
iSos Rsa ,"E y. "a HD'' Ha y ieT' s.,
Dieter, Jacob ". Gccr.c % B"ifn-d
Durack, Mary. dOs T.. j1th 81 july 3
Dwelling House Kcnlt, Go. aso Bua, 80
Essex 4 Hudson Land imp Co. 5,o '''
B'way. Newark. July 30. 1908 g.. 9,
Forsarty: Est. of y. Ar. s, KELLEY
cs Tr;; sr 2, 9TH A,e. t I'm : l,a; 1851
Grace. IS" Sr INN l.. 3,s nm Ave "''
noean, jefferson. ~ rrodurc ~.
change. July 10. ,oo1 50. q,
Hogan, Jefferson. Mar, ,rarson IN
rSsnsa. Jun. Mmsa 81. Kos '@r"'"'" - -,
Hurry Rudolph; yrus;ce, =" William
Nf Name i; :; ao7 Tr %ss, ' a%;n s "' ' fSh ''% B
Kelly; Margaret, 4, =, Kelley s Tho
Kelley . he:kmsn 81 July y. 1905. 10
kenny Geo. =. \ W. Kenny 2i9
Liberty. ST.. sept. 20, % o 265.;
Lalo,; Peter A., O2i B'~sy. Apr q.
6. o. 0'Brien. ,Boardmsn i Plat. .
Rector St. July "a. 1900 isS.<
\fanahan 'reraSu ~ T\1r ~ "A
Fargi,. n Nassau ST. Apr. Is. 1905 o3q
Manhattan Reporting 90. $50 Nassau
Mssdiiinst t Cas- Z: Etc., Etc., L. CO.. Holl.u4 90
Municipal Elec. J.. 4 Power 90. Hol-
Ns lnrS ms1 and Ir,,S S"%s sc; e., . pin. $50
o'Glrmsn, Est. Of ". $50 B'vay.
Patton. Est OF " clsey. {. o. W. =. 70. ioSp
Ray. John, Comm Margaret Ray. li7
". IOjth 81. June IL. 1904 no
Robin. Jos. O., 200 Bway, Apr. ",
Ryan, Es,. OF Jas. r.. a5s B'way, May
St: ~ lsSS hospital. ,s,h St. f. nh AZ a y,
stevens, John W.. 30 Liberty 81, Dee.
Thomas. Percy " or owen q. 225 W.
Toar1ni,se - ten, c 49, ls9' ,s.,b &, 1851
rhlenhaut, + Jr.. i35 9Th Ave. Pitts
burg. "a Dec -. 1899 els
Webb, Est. Of rhos.. 2s5th ST. 4 web:
v s.sr Ays; ar, Il ,s'' uo,,,ra 1861
D,l hG!., jon! cSi IT, 4. / W. 7ad St. Dec. 500
.. 1897 ....... o.
Grace. Anne. 10 W 18th st. sep, 90.
Hunt; Robert 4. Al =. Goth St, June
Johnson t.r.., IA mn Il r-th -
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C~ables-Rio was 20 r.is higher for is at
6. $500 for No :. Exchange l-s?d. lover
stock, ss?, 900 bags, Santos was unchanged
at 10000 for No T., Receipts, $1,000 bags,
and stock, .l66.0oo bags, Santos futures
ports were 10000. against 90. 900 a year
ago; Sac Paulo had ~ 900, against SO, 900,
and Jundiahy 1000. against ~. 900 bags,
Fine weather was reported In all districts
Of Sac Psulo.. with tempsrsturs ranging
from 50 to ~ degrees.
The sun., 1916-09-08
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Sept. THE mining shares all
showed strength and were actively traded in
Alaska Gold gained a point nj u, Copper
Range was nearly a point higher. East Butte
o. I'M wac UP y and 81. Mays Land was
higher AZ TIA Boston 4 Maine and New
Haven were frmer. each being a higher
Agricultural Chemical and A. q. 4 W ] con.
ttnued strong In the miscellaneous depart.
mont. Summary:
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I STOCK MARKET.

MISUNDERSTANDING. 1898 head mainly
consigned direct to local siaughterers. No
transactions reported. Dressed beef IN
tive sides selling at i?ia ai5c. per III.
CALNES-Receipts. asa head: 315 on
sale. Feeling hrm common to prime veals
sold at sloa15 per 100 lbs. culis, ssa
dressed. do. I5aiec.
sales--Newtcn 4 Co q yeals. i3b lbs,
2. sso lbs. SIS; 2. IS lbs. sio. W Il. Hume:
veals. 1855 lbs. SIS. 10. Isl lbs. $40;
Is sra;sers; s.r lbs; $50; q /; , l@ IL;
go lbs, S.. j.. q. curtis 4 son: is veals.
i Isl lbs lSs.' ,ssiissG;. :, ro 5ss rs Z sh snH; sIa s :
i55 lbs. SIS. Kerns Commission Company:
isals: is7 lbs. ,iI; l. 22o lbs. -.
lbs. 1850. Andrew Mullen: (? calves. 1876
lbs: SEQ : srsssers, 200 lbs. 81; . yearl-
SHEEP AND LAMBs.Receipt.. a.s!.
strong, sheep seweo. ,t.5oa7.5c per 100
ms; cuils. -; fair TO prime lambs at 90
i'S; per u dressed lambs. dsoc 60,
~Sales--kerns o mission Company: 40
Maryland iamhs. 81. III. average: ~ per
100 lbs. its virginia. SO b.. sil.75: '"s
I,nns,1yanla, lib, Hi.7s; lss, 50 b;
d.. SIS. Sanders: lei rennsyiysn!a
lambs. ~ H.. Sl175; 17s, 81 ID. si1.5o;
w. state, - ~. ul..b; sheep and year
ME Me ~ ~ s.,'o' = sneep; ns in, N',N ~
H.. u''eo; Sc sheep ios H.. 81 = cu'l'' 80
HOGs-Rece,pts. i,sNs head: a.. car. on
sold at s11touii.55 per 100 lbs pigs and
iishtweights, siiaii25; roushs. @7bm
sales-w. n Hume: IS state hogs. Iss
2. average. sii!h5 per 100 lbs 10 pigs. 90
D.. 81: roughs. 2i5 ID: se.s3 $ san.
dersi IL state hogs. 1875 ID, slI 50; 81
,t;enn:y'yanin hss -, sii'jS; a. as s 10;
MuIlen. ~ state hogs, lai H.. sll5oi q
T p"nn ~" 10; S.7S' New,on TSSS i
Sii.5' ! roughs. sSo ID. t9.55. j. g: curtis
4 ION; ~ state hogs; ll6l Ii, Sl'bS. Nc
.s~hero'h a Coz !" jersey hoss' -'' D.
sll'o.
O,,,., t,.,... ,,.. s.,,L w.,Lc,.
Jaw wv
sHIVA6O. sept. Receip,s
;ooo weak. PC to- Ioc, lower. BUN
:,os5aii2d; lisht. :lotoaiit5; mixeJ'
sa,SHdioS' neavS',e SsSGni'"' r'uS"'
'CSttlenReceeipp,. 200; weak. Native
Sia "a,tie' smii,S Wessern reers
ss;Soala. ,-ooo ... wo,,.
Shesp- he'eipts l."o", strong. "ctn'
srr anG'%S'-'' ewes "''"'"' '""'''
KANSAS CITY. Sept. T-Hogs-Re
.eipts' LOO; higher. NIX slo'7on 10
neaSs. Sio.t5Mll: packers anu Dutcners'
slo!on lllV; hght' fo'5rlli" piss'
*e.ohlo
,attle-Recelpts $500 lower trimf
.cu steers. dressed oeeI steers
1919 ~ southern steers ssi3SnsJ,
1--WE, s''.vg Low neuers' 20" iVo"' s'"t"
ers anu i.eders. 70. ,hs.'' ou''s' ''-''
pa, caves soSVhll ~
hirher Lambs. sioioaloT IL, yearilngs
81 0ns OF. we,hers S7a;u1 ewes
- -
, -
80 80 iy..S' sept. .Hecs,pH,os
..,vo hlsner lIss Aha "sn's; iI.'v
m,,eH ,nd nu,;hrrs' ~ '.M iliv;, see'o
"'a'E 'fi.oV'' Ii''V' uuah' 800" %
The sun., 1916-09-08
PORT RECEIPTS,

LIVERPOOL cables spot cotton
easier sales, 5000 bales. speculation and
5000. ali American. mid upland sIsI
Futures opened quiet At , to ) points lie.
cline Closed barely steady at a net decline
OF 10 TO ~ points. Oct, Nov. 9.33i.d: Jan
Feb. s.?siad.: Mar. April, g?s,ad.; May
June. s:sd July-Aug. Slid. Manchester:
yarns dun and irregular. cloth buyers
The sun., 1916-09-08
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Sent. THE Cosden share.
were in brisk demand. with the tone strong.
Cosden Refining AZ lsk was Y higher. Cosden
OIL and Gas was fractionaily better. as was
the preferred Cosden Oil and Gas SIS adj,
vAnced more than l point to 1881 and were
heavily traded IN. Summary:
The sun., 1916-09-08
PITTSBURG MARKET.

rITTSBTRG, Sept. 7-Columhia Gas and
Electric. Independent Brewing aud Ohio Fuel
Oil made small fractional advances. while Pure
on and Westinghouse Electric were slightly
lower. Trading was fairly active in Columbia
t;as and Electric. Independent brewing. Manu-
facturers Light and Heat, Pure OIL and West
inghousc. summary
The sun., 1916-09-08
CHICAGO MARKET.

confined to a narrow range. Sea re-. Roebuck
was strong at I'll. United Paper Board com
mon showed q substantial gain Diamond
Match, Stewart Warner and swift were a
slad. lower. The bond market remained un-
changed. summary
The sun., 1916-09-08
MONTREAL CLOSING.
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Sept. The statement Of
the receipts and disbursements OF the Treas.
ury shows:
THIS Month. Fiscal Year.
Receipts .............. Ss,srs.?& 1l3s. s2s. Ola
Disburo nents ....-.... s,535,s3? 10, 76s, t57
Surplus ,...,........,,, S.sc sOs Def s3l ,s3s, ~
Receipts from customs to-day, tso. go: in,
ternal revenue, ordinary, 81 7s0 1871; income
TAX. sels. ess: miscellaneous ~. Sa?: national
bank notes received for redemption. 81. los, 0a3.
The currency statement of the United States
Treasurer for September g;
GENERAL FUND
Available gold ...,...,..,.,. 3ls%,s< .sl
Available silver ............, l5.6So.0 o4
United states notes ,..,......... 1885,, sos
National bank notes and Federal
reserve noie....,:. .-."".",.,. a.s.ssc
Certified checks on banks. ...,... N,I%s
subsidiary silver, minor coin and
silver bullion ..,......""... q. $685. s.
Inclsssifrd tunsorted). currency. 1850
Deposits in banks and Philippine
Treasury ...."..""r".""..,. %,lss.s7s
and banks .,..,,,...,u.",..,... ss2. IN. 0ss
Deduct current liabilities. .....,.- M.Iep.s is
Net balance in general fund 80 cs.570.i III
RESERVE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion. ............ @ISc. ss.o,S
TRUST FUND
To redeem outstAndhng ceYtidcsA0. o. i06, Oh, an
Grand tetA casA assstS u Treasury 3,sSi, Sos.7
The sun., 1916-09-08
LAWYERS Citle and Crust Eempan,

on tho hr.t day Of August. 1916, made in
accorIancc with IN" provisions OF the Bank
ing LAW, sections l3i ana .l9.
Fan name Of deposition
90 shareholder last
knuWu residence or
post Office address Date Of Amount
OF leposltor or share. oriSinai of
j 81 iiu,terly, 10 Park
Row, y y. t..... May 10, 1905 $3.50 ns
Est James Ferris, Nest
chester Az. Bronx Mar. 10, 1907 bs.s'
Est, Baptistc Forster, s6t
EaGle Ave. Bronx. Jan. -. 1904 5ss
Est Edward y. Marie
.is West Tooth street
chSr,c. Morgan Ny KY 1907 "''
Orange. Y. J..... sept IL. 1907 asa.
R'becca Weigert, l&g East
IND ST, y. Y, .. Jan, :. 1907 5SS
state OF New York, County ~ New York, s.
THORWAID STAILKNECnT, Vie,
President. AMI WALTER y. N,ll. Score.
tary Of the Lawyers Title and iru,t com.
panN' a conpanv located and doing bust
ness In the CITY of New York il sat.
County, being duly sworn. each for hIms,
save mat the tore goiny report is "A fur
true aud correct statement of III, uurlaIme,
d. p"siis. dividends and interest of ia.
LAWYERS Title and Trust Company made ~
accordance With N" provisions of S,.riau,
lS' and 2l9 Of chapter 369 of IA, Bruk
Ing Law. as ,howa hy The book nj .,i,
COMPANY on tho first day of August. ref6
,%S'fn"di T STNLlKNErHT. Vice President
tSigncd) WALTER Y. NAlI. Socrctar,
S"v"rallv subscribed and sworn To h, hotr
deponents the twcnty-siNth DAY Of August
1916, before me.
,signedl MARSHALL T. MUNROE.
,Sesl Of Notary Notary Public.
kings County, No, 1S5, Certificate nlsd n
New York County No. i:s.
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REPORT OF the UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS.
Dividends and Interest OF the
The sun., 1916-09-08

WASHINGTON. Sept. THE statement Of
the reccipts and disbursements OF the Treas.
ury shows
The sun., 1916-09-08

CHICAGO. sept. 7.-Hogs-Receip,s.
IL. 900 weak, SC. to Ioc. lower. Bulk.
SO. IS II. a5: light, $40 A0a Is: mixed.
sI0MIIt5: heavy, SO on ll.t5; rough.
s3s5nl015: pigs. $3.50 a $50.
Cattle-Receipts. 1000: weak. Native
beef cattle. Ss,ssdll5O; Western steers,
6. 30 II as, stockers and feeders. St75d
TT5: cows and heifers, So. 10 9. 80; calves.
sS.50uI3.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000: strong, Wcth-
crs. ~&6.6jnS.2j: ewes. 50 G5 Il $50. lambs
tGS5ul lilo.
The sun., 1916-09-08

REPORT of the Unclaimed Deposits: diyi.
dcnds and interest Of the TRUST
COMPANY, NEW YORK CITY. on tho first
day Of August. 1918. made in accordaqce with
the provisions Of the Banking Law. SECTIONS
l31 and PIG.
Full name Of deposiior ar shareholder. last
known residence, or Post Once address II
dcpositnr or shareholder. date 81 original
The Pulaskian., 1916-12-29

IN PATRoNIzING OUR ADvER. TISERs, BE SURE TO TELL THEM YOU READ THEIR ADVERTISE MENTs IN THE PuLAskIAn.
The Pulaskian., 1916-12-29
DEATHS
Mrs. Letitia Wright.

Mrs. Letitia Wright, widow of the late James Askew Wright, died Fri day, at the age of S1 years, at the home of her son, B. B. Wright, S2l Spruce street. The funeral wds held at D. m. Sunday at the residence, the Rev. l.. E. N Hundley officiating. The remains were held until Tuesday for burial at Oakland, awaiting the arrival of a daughter from Washing ton, D. c. The pallbearers were: Ac- tive, Anthony Rogoski, Mac Babcock. George Josyln, David Finn, Harry M. Wright, and Chris l.. Wright. Hon. orary, E. T. Reaves, Loftus Collamore, Dr. w. B. Hughes, w w Shoppacn, J. P. Streepey, and Shelby England. Mrs. Wright and her husband, who was engaged in the real estate busi- ness here, came to Little Rock from Atlanta, Ga, A years ago. Mrs. Wright had, been i'll for several months. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Callie Peak of Douglas. Ariz.; two daugh- ters, Mrs George Alexander of Wash ington, D. O., and Mrs. E. Richard Shipp of Casper, Wyo.; two sons, j.. !. Wright of 2004 West Nineteenth street, and B. B. Wright of 721 North Spruce street, Pulaski Heights, and Il grandchildren.
The Pulaskian., 1916-12-29
G. E. Wells.

F. G. F. Wells, aged 65, father of Edward Wells, of 17o4 Chestnut street, died Sunday evening in a To cal hospital
The Pulaskian., 1916-12-29
CABOT FARMERS
 IN THE CAMP PAICN
DR. s. p. WElGART HELD A MEET ING THERE WEDNESDAY, TO ARRANGE THE PRE-
 LiMINARiES.

Cabot, Dec. 29-( Special Cabot and north Lonoke county will take an active part in the second profitable farming campaign of the Arkansas Profitable Farming Bureau of the Board of Commerce of Little Rock At a meeting held here Wednesday morning committees were appointed and arrangements were made for the visit of the speakers of this section of the county and business men prom ised to cooperate with the farmer. Dr. s. P. Weigart conducted the meeting here in the Bank of Cabot. He is an advance of the Little Rock Committee.
 The committees named are:
 Finance B. j. Galloway, chairman; J.E Gregory. T. G. Ringgold.
 Entertainment and Auto P. F. Hill, chairman; j. W. bowman, P. A. Robinson, Mrs. j. E. Gregory, Mrs. w. L. Deal
 Publicity-B. F. Cranberry, chair man; A. ]. Campbell, J. J. Brewer, w. c. Darlington, J. F. See, M. Young, Jack Barnweli. P. P. Pendergrass, J. c. Alexander.
 Schedule F. Hill, chairman; George P. Murrell, B. F. Cranberry.
The Pulaskian., 1916-12-29
MANY MARRIED
 HOLIDAY. WEEK
CUPID PARTICULARLY BUSY IN PULASKI COUNTY DURING THE CHRISTMAS
 SEASON.

Cupid has been particularly busy durin gthe holiday season in Pulaski county, as demonstrated by the rec ords of the county clerk, Dan D. Quinn, who has been enacting that de lightful role. All records for several years have been broken in the number of marriage licenses issued, fifty hay ing been issued on Saturday, Decem- Der 23, for Christmas weddings. Be low is a list of those issued for the country during the week:
 c. Martin, 22, and Miss Beulah Mitchell, IS, of Bayou Meto township.
 Bert MeLane, "A, and Miss Grace Sheppard, 21, of Washita, Pulaski county.
 Clyde Cox, IS, and Miss Carrie Mo Guire, q, of Scotts.
 P. s. King, 52, and Christina King, fl, of Eagle Township.
 George Rushing, AS, and Mrs. Dora Rollar 24, of Ellis Township.
 Alfred White, 21, and Miss Millie Kanabe, IS, of Saline county.
 John Kearse, 29. and Miss Katie Burrell, IS, of England.
The Pulaskian., 1916-12-29

and accounted for about S1,325,000. In handling this money and doing the bookkeeping in connection with 1t probably eight men were employed, and I feel safe in saying no corpora ton in Arkansas doing a business of like volume handled it's business with so few men and at as small cost for salaries and necessary expenses.
 Because of the fees collected in my office and because people do not take into consideration the necessary expenses of the office, there are many people in Pulaski county who will tell you that I make as much as $25,000 per year The law allows me $5,000 year and I have never made a penny more than that sum. Neither have paid exorbitant salaries nor employed unnecessary men. realize that it is hard to get many men of this coun- ty to believe that though 1 have said it publicly and say it again, 1 will al ways welcome any honest investi- gators in my office and will give them access to all of my books. The bookkeeping system in the office is good and investigators who have but little knowledge of accounting can un- derstand it. However, 1. do not wei come busybodies who come to find fault and who will not be convinced against their will"