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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28
PRACTICE DURING PAST WEEK WAS SUCCESS
Full IN EVERY RESPECT.
Coach Holden Believes That Team VIII Come BACK
Strong and Show to Good
Advantage.

The s7:easincc az League Park today OF the Mse
leta high Schoc. ",ren is creating unusual interest
sr,ors ln,a Scholastic toact3l. fans. especially SnCo
the IirsiT cst'u-~ :nn''a! ;"a"l t4$ sh%a IN Pe@c
ice this week. 2,:'at.u> %: r'"iES back strong d
,.- ,:Sn sr,crs,::,. l.:r,;. THIS will be the first
meeting OK ;he Marietta 80. En>ty ;esns GO gnu
iron and Should al indications prove true the game
will be closely fought.
Marietta has .r:. =r.:.s <:-'.,s this GEAR In soIr
games :h-5 Ia" or!y f.c:! >.p;ed usoa aaee thes
i-.ins Ca:,.ael L:h. w:IyH =: a"aT q. tn"ch-
.!cpr, o.! : ti.;.- r.. .,>.'".~ !:a:e played Na'.S.
IVES: High ,'o.,::.h'.s. aH H:1c!r'I7''c. scoring
a. rc.us l. ,r..: "7:o:f::, : THIS SHn:e team Dc
c,a,.l n. Rr!;.-a .I-. >ana :"srl las, year li'9
irts.y. arr- = .og- sax. sc::."d down 20 so:"
This >7a.E and .ha PISCES n practice. Coach MOL
gen sad .a~- =. .h. h7r" worked Ike Tete7sHt May
:HS formations -r.. .iI"s We" t:lcF ort an'i c''
lag tho :ta7i s--iaa:na:r AID signal practice E''t.
,sy af-r.,u"a 80. Ir,tat,, % 'eSec:on. H,lsseu
Mai- -. t.;.a L,s -: =: the game Tor tFo
Woes or asc,,.u. - .uN.!.">. will he back.
T;rSc.> 90 ~. w!!Ir!: nase been placed on
S,.r d::l.c Tho :,sS; days * the week. have
g~er, sold rapidly ard indications point 70 large
crowd.
Til. Sare wi! Ne called at O'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28

!.
Batter Carey NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Reed Bic oeru'oes
L.. End.
Left Tackle.
KndeIocrEer- Canoe .............. Lynch McDc.mott
Lei; Guard.
WymArQ-O' hALoy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lay, tApN
Center.
JACOBS 9loEIoN-lIAJ
Rish: Guard
Fieahmao Koehrson ..........-..... Schiller Stone
Right TacN..
Eerschler-hAhl Gran
Rish, End.
Aorrts-Bsusr hhne
Right IIaN
O'Conneu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8. GraE- Stone
Left Raf.
Boehrn, CAps- wright OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Full Back
Quarterback.
Referee Corne.s. Umpire. lyertou.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28

Hon. ". r.. King. az E.1EiMs. left carly
ycSI"rtny nrrnjn" Ger hi>; hnm". II am
confident If E-"uh''rru success in West
Virginia ANA III" election IT Charles +:
Hughes" y" sail. III" E"unhli"anS or
West Hir@iuin ar rnlivinr Ia the
cause TIT" false cry. ~" kept lis ont If
war is understood lrV tie. people. who
know now that i: = merely 4 cam1aiTn
incident I'll" p."pln i.unw that :hr So
GATED eight hour law j. being used as
another ncmUrratir PROMISE
\ straw vote taken in tii" coal iicla
general store ut Gary. ". Va. resulted
rs follows: Hughes. . and Wilson, :;
Robinson. : ana cu!nwrll. Il: sutherland.
s and Chiffon. Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-28

Bridgeport and Triadelphia. playing
to-day at Elm Grove, should furnish a
good game The teams are evenly
matched. Both have scheduled heavier
opponents, and in the games thus far
piaved have suffered bad results.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-13
SANTA Re REPUBLICAN
RETURNS FROM TOUR
rsr MORNING lousnAL SPECIAL lsAs-p wr's,

Santa Fe, oct. III. Wright CID
dings campaign orator for the stl'c
republican committee, returned today
from clayton Tucumcari and other
towns in the northeast
DR.. Jessie A. Russell Of California
will tomorrow evening address the
women of Roswell on Suffrage She
was brought to New Mexico by the
republican state committee to cam
paign for the cause of woman's sui-
fragc.
Congressman b. c. Hernandez re-
turned today from Espanola, where
ne attended the republican county
convention. w, G.. Sargent ana J."
Bradford Prince were other notablcs
VIII. attended.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-13

experimenting a ringing editorial
in the October number of the Nautilus
Magazine, Mrs. Elizabeth Towne, Of
Holyoke, Mass, has written to the
Democratic National Committee tell
ing why she has decided to support
President Wilson, and why she be-
lieves the Democratic party is the
party Of progress.
Mrs. Towne and her husband, both
noted leaders Of the New Thought
movement have been prominent in
the Progressive Party since its birth,
having been delegates to the Chicago
conventions. Mrs. Towne, as Editor
of the Nautilus. declares that while
she is still a Roosevelt enthusiast,
she believes the Colonel "made a mis-
take in endorsing Hughes, as he made
a mistake in endorsing Taft"
Mrs Towne further said:
eve think that in standing for
Wilson we are standing for Humanity
First and efficiency second We be-
leve that under Republican rule, for
as many years as we can remember,
we had efficiency frst-for and by
the predatory rich-and Humanity,
not second but last.
Hughes has nothing to say for
himself, and everything to say
against Wilson We don't think it is
wise to have this country ruled by a
sphinx. We must have a constructive
policy, and, so far, Mr. Wilson seems
the only one who proposes such"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-13
PHON SO

Schnurc, Solins Grove, Pa; Robert u.
Dorfand san Diego, Calf. Il. j.
Clancy san Francisco; A. w. stone.
New York city. Miss Mary G. oliver
silver city, Charles Il. Wilson, Dem
yer, colo. Daniel l.. Evans, Potts
town, Pa; Mrs. Wlnslow Skinner.
Buffalo, N. y; Mr.. and Mrs, Howell
J.. williams, Bristol, r. l.; Horace $.
Policy colorado Springs; j, Price Co
right, Pennington, n. M; Miss Eva
Louise Zollor, Alamogordo; y. Kosek.
ST. Louis: wentworth q. Field, Chi
ougo; G.. y, Cosgrove, silver CITY; Mrs.
Mitchell Carroll. Washington, ID. c.;
G. =. Dorland, Pasadena F. Coomer,
Santa Fe Miss sylvia Garfield Jellffe.
Eryn MaWr, Pa; G. p. Moore, Los
Angeles, calf. II. j. Ward. Santa Re:
Drvlle Cox, Santa Ife; Mrs. Martha
g.. Blake, Elmer j. Blake, Ernest G.
Blake santa Zee; Dr John Toombs.
Albuquerque; Mrs. Carl Fischer, New
York city; w. Sllngsby Leeds, Eng
land. II. Burton Craig, Cody, Wyo,'
Henry Goldsmith, st. Louis; Miss
Dumball, Las Animas, Colo; Raphael
Scmmcs, Baltimore; j. l.. Mcdonald,
Colorado Springs; w. o. Hart, New
orleans. la; Mrs. John McMillin, 81,
Louis Mo; w. E. Blanchard, Ara
bella. N. NJ; G. T.. Loesch, Chicago.
Or James A. Rolls presided over
the meeting Of the New Mexico socie-
ty and MIR, Frank Springer over the
Santa Fee society. again congratulate
ing it upon it's marvellous CROWN
since it's institution on Iincoln's birth
day. February -, this year, and al
ready being tenth in membership
among the societies Of the Archaeo-
logical Institute of America.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-13
RETAILERS MAKE
FAIR PROFIT ON
SALE Of MEATS


yyoshing.ou Ocf 12.-Retailcrs
ri eo1as ran,o from < 70 ~ per
p'Dt'' -. ,,,oats ,,ronarod at thc great
oe,,t ,,,,rl[ots Of fine country
', cen, g ,.,'s,, 10, 49, oS mon, cont ON sale of
,'',, . ',a,aIa1 ,nats Those gross
i''' "a y ,,,, Iis.Insod todo, in q re-
pI ot',a " Wv lc,,n,tttao annointod Inv the
p"' Wy ~ aario,,,t,Iro a. consider
SEC, s',,' ~ % 20 tha ,naat situation The
ogo,lo como 3oI Ul ,',' sa,cs Of five on
90 ,n, rit,,,ti,l, and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-13
MAN KILLED IN
SHOOTING AFF RAY
NEAR HACHITA
Frank Stedman Receives a
Death Wound and Brother
Dangerously Hurt Brother
in-IaW Under Arrest
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO MORNING JOURNAL

Silver City, y. NJ, oct Fin a
shooting affray today near Hachjta,
southern Grant county, Frand Sted-
ann was killed ana his brother, Babe
Stedam, seriously wounded, the lat
ter having had his left arm shattered
by a ballet,
w, II, Chaincy, a brother-n-law of
the Stedams, is under arrest CHARGED
with the killing Deputy Sheriff j.
T. Schrmpsher arrested Chaiuey
soon after the gun battle and is now
en- route to silver city with his pris-
oner Todays shooting is the climax
of "A feud said to have existed between
the principals for some time past, All
concerned are prominent cdttlemen
Of the Hachita section. The tragedy
caused considerable excitement in the
vicinity.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-13
BROKEN RAIL DELAYS
HUGHES SPECIAL TRAIN

Louisa Ky, oct. 12.-The special
train carrying Charles Il. Hughes ON
his third western trip was stopped by
~ broken rail on the point of a curve
around a steep embankmcnt of the
Big Sandy river leaving PaintsVIIIe
today. The rain was broken for a
distance Of several inches, the inside
nango having been knocked entirely
away.
Section hands discovered the break
few minutes before the special was
duo ana tagged the train. The broN
en- part of the rail could not be found
Train officials said that the break APP
pcared to have been caused by heavy
blow from some instrument.
only a few persons aboard the
special learned Of the cause of the de-
lay.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-13
OF Headache

.essary IN order 70 ' nc cnuses
,' IL i properly b to aaeecctonS says pr W
which P[g9lddGeSton Ala Continuing sba ne t 5aS
aP6y siclans , Ss without knowing WIN l,i
,snt OF u lise 10 it, and we must Ienlen1,-
ing to the SOL 10 give remedy ln1gnue the
nsrtcular. u ne cause which produces the
ccanteraet ~ NJ we must also give reIlt ,I,s
hesdqc1ss, P PSs pain until the cause OF me
70 relieve sF been removed TO answer wv to yni5
trouble naS nt.kamnia tablets VIII DC IUe d,,
purpose, anenient and satisfactory remedy
PRmost conY ..iary one to three hours gives
One tablet sS rest In the most severe cases 3, 3
comfort an anu Neuralgia and particularly the
besdschs,ss have patient suhiectto feguiar
When We IN headache, we should caution
attacks oil on, s,N Ia bowels regular, Tor when
lin to Xxx is better than "Actoids," ana wneh
nothing he II least sign OF an ohcoHlhs aI,
he feels t llb9o,iid take two AK Tablets. such
taok, no slhSUnnId always be instructed 20
patiehts Jaw anti-kamnia tablets, so as 70
carry Ans lg, ready for instant use lne to
hare theh nr0mpt I'm action ana can DC
tablets a. AZ an m no produce relief IN very
depended eN ASK for AK Tablets.
few minutes, "a tahlets at all druggists
sal L.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-13
DUTCH MINISTER HAS
CONFIDENCE IN GERMANY


The Hague, Wednesday, oct. il eva
LondonD-' cannot believe that the
sinking Of the Bloomersdiik will be
upheld by the German government
said Minister Of Foreign Affairs Lou
don to a representative of the Asso-
ciatcd Press this afternoon.
IF Admiral Won Tirpitz had been
at the head Of affairs in Germany ii
would be understandable added the
foreign minister "but I do not be-
lievc it of Chancellor Won hcthmann-
Hollweg and.I fully expect say, l am
sure, that Germany will disavow the
act Of her commander and tender rep
aration for this uniustifinble act
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-13
Mis-, Gcncvicye Morrison and j. H.
UigdOn Wed.

Santa ne, oct l2--MIss UcnoVIVV0
Morrison and J. II Higdon of Las
Cruces were married at ST. Mary $
cathedral. El Paso. by Rev Father
Roy. Miss Theresa Morrison, sister
of the bride. and William II. MoelIef
attended the couple. The couple wili
eventually make their home IN Las
Cruces.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-13
Note s of Interest
From, State Museum

~ " 4 Z y VI Az Z L y 4
i - CII DTtI
TIOUC DlutC InUSeuHC
'---
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oan'a + e. ov'' IA p"ln'lnB e"'l
VIII take nus pace US one OF t"V El'''
WORMS on a,V on 'u', Nou"',l' "'
'otllhk To fI'slaent ''.lN ~, ','7D'
OF 'a' Sahl1 + g society On l''o ~ ''l,'
oIoslcaI institute ms "''" ''''''' "
TO 'he 9'' Sal,'tH o' ,''' ~" l''"S, ,',,.
ny l'ouo't HSl'', tn' ., l'''u '.'. ~, AVN w,
orN "I''S' VINO Spgn' ,u' Su,',',,' IA
,","' ~ "N ~ W. ','''''
,IS' ,N'ul'S ny ',, ,'. ,..,,,t
'''"N', w. go. ,.','N
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/ wv .'.,,,..,,,,s ,r,,,,r..l,,. ,rt.rn,nn
a.. ...,,.i. 600. ~ ,io 1ir,,tor's
/ ~ p',t.,i.. 1,s r,,,. nt,sctlp
M, ., ..,t a., Ic cyhf,t,d
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| '""a ,. I''' ,,,Nb,st,,, ~ "
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! ,,,..',,.,, t,.ti,"t' NJ niftslp,,eh p,.
! a.'.t,,, a.t c.ntcrs I'm ube
'''u WV, ,.tn.ft.5 i, seycral
i''0 ''"I -. 80 t,a lp,,ific
VI '',' ''' .,t..,,1 IA, t,r,c for the
I'i.' ~ ~ n.',,. ,,,,sa,,t,
'',',' '''''''' w i,,.,,.t
rms was only one on 'u'
/ ing "lluoul', 'u'''''@ "' ',''
! annual m',U',A9 Oh ,"' ',.'.' ,s'. -,
cIejy ana oil 'He Nlt',,''I"r''''' ~ NV,
W OF New M'Ii'" u, ','' ''''' ..,,,
Governors. lhpo''a'l was 'u' '' W.
ia. O.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-13

To one pint ofriscn bread dough,
work In one cup OF sugar beaten
with two eggs and one teaspoon
melted C0ttolenC Mix a littlcnut-
meg or cinnamon with one-i1urth
cup flour; add this and enough
more flour 60 make a stiff dough.
Roll and cut, and let them rise
half an hour before frying Ia deep,
hot Cottolene.
From HOME HELPS" Mailed
free II you Wriis our General Ohcc9,
Chicago.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
WAR!
WAR;
WAR;

OWING TO THE WAR WE ARE oVESToCkED.
Therefore we are offering this unusual bargain.
EhCE SPECIAL OFFER.
WE MUST clear our stock Of genuine American
watches. For the next 80 days We will give
absolutely free with every watch, l handsome
$500 highly polished steel 5-shot revolver; one
300 pair of gold cuff buttons. one stick pin
easily worth $500. $1,000 worth of goods
FREE and our 20.year fully iewelel American
watch beautifully engraved and equal TO 5000
complete for only $685.. Just send US your or
der and will ship you the whole outfit 4.
o. u. Examine the goods carefully ard II you
are fully satisfied then pay the eNlTessman
$5.95 and the outfit Is yours. IL not satisfac-
tory return at our expense. Offer lasts only
Bargain Co. Dept. A.. CHICAGO.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
Atlanta Live Stock

Corrected by W. II. White. Jr.. Of the
White Provision Company.l
.ioed to choice steers. 500 to 300 lbs' 500
Cod steers. 700 to 500 lbs. S5.25aS.5o.
Medium to good steers, 200 to 500 lbs, $500
Good to choice beef cows. $50 to $50 lbs,
MediIm to good COWS. ESQ to $50 lbs. s4.25
Good to choice heifers. 600 to 200 lbs. $500
The above represents the ruling prices Of good
quality csttle. Inferior grades and dairy types
Medium to good steers. 75O to $50 lbs. So 90
Medium to good cows. $50 to $50 Ifs.. $500
Mixed, common, SS.25G3.T5.
GoOd fas oxen. s4.I5g5.uo.
Medium oxen. s4.OOd4.50.
Good butcher bulls, sS.50g4.25.
LIN Re b sSss' i Zoo to fS IT'S IT'S sSO@sGo
Heavy pigs, 10 to l40 IDS, SI.5o4s.OO.
light pigs. 90 to 40 lbs. ST.0e91.50.
ASove quotations apply to cornfed hogs; Mast
God beef Ssttie are scarce Tennessee contin-
uing 70 supply most OF the desirable beef cattle
coming to this market at present. Good beef
Good many plain cattle coming. quality com
mon, and IN poor flesh. Market on this class
irregular and draggy.
LIVE STOCK BY WIRE
(By Associated FreSs.j
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 7.-Hogs-Reeeipts,
u eco lower; bulk, SO 6Od1O 90; heavy, $40. 90
MlN- 10. nGnt. ~. 1V4t.tOs plHss St-OtLo. 30.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000, steady; prime fed
steers $40. 5OsfI2 90; dressed beef steers; $3.50
.25; southern steers. 81. O0GS so; COWS,
IS. OOs1S. 50; Eeifers, 81. GOA 10. so; stockers,
s.. soar. ISIS bulls, $5.25g6.T5; calves, So
CLIO.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. steady; lambs. S11.50
aI2 so; yeariings. 50. J0G IL 90; wethers, $500
Q9.O0; ewes, So .5O9S.5O.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 7.-IOgs-Receipts, $500,
steady; lights, So 55d1O 1910; pigs, 81. 50de 90:
good heavy. $40. 2Oa 10. IS; bulk, 50. 7Od10. 20.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000. steady; native beef
steers. 81 .J0d IL as; yearling steers and heif-
ers. SIS. 5OiI IL 80: cows and heifers, S5.50@
SEQ; stOckers, $5.SOa7.T5; calves, $6.OO@
Sheep-Receipts, 500. steady; lambs, 50. 7oa
12.I5; ewes, $3.75a7.6O; yearlings, 5000
1000
CHICAGO. Dec. T.-Hogs-Receipts. $4,000,
slow. Toe Under yesterdays average: bulk.
9.55dIO. -; IiEht, 50 .O0sf1O 90; mixed, $3.50
eI1O.l5; heavy, 50. 6Od1O.2 rough, 5000
9. 80; pigs. 81. OOds.SO.
Cattie-Receipts, 5000. steady; native beet
cattle, 81 .U06l Il. 10; western steers, 81 .O0ag
10. so; stOckers and feeders 81 60G7 So; cows
and heifers. 50. SJd 10 rs calves, 50. 5Oul3 20.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000, steady; wethers,
IS .30G9. 70; lambs, SO. 1Od12.S5.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
l,he following were the ruling prices in the
exchange today:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08

owing 10 the small crop of last year and
the rapid advance in prices following the de-
precision which occurred after the outbreak Of
the war. there was this season considerable
Increase in the acreage planted In cotton.
fairly gool start made, except Ia the
eastern portion 81 the belt where the weather
vas too dry. There was p decided reduction
in the use - commercial fertilizers. due TO
the European war and these used were OF in
fprior quality. Nevertheless. with ensuing ia
vlTablc weather conditions. by July Let, taking
the belt A. n whole. the promise was for a
large yield.
During July the eastern section Of the cotton
country experienced several storms, exceedingly
teavy rains aud floo.is. which not alone caused
great damage TO cotton. bat also prevented
proper field cultivation and created conditions
favorable to the boil weeyil.' resulting in
great damage and new areas being infested by
this insect. In the western section. prOtracted
druuth and high temperatures after July 81
caused hcavy decline from n highly promising
condition. The final result has been a cotton
cFup disaster.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
CLEMENT. CURTIS & CO.
ESTIMATE 10,689,000

fHICAGu. Dec. element. curtis & 60
say Reports of correspondents indica ITO
a cotton crop Of 106S9 00o bales Of 500 pounds
lint gross '8les. this being iEc form in which
= Ericultural bureaus estimate is made; this
compares with final crop Of ll.19l $50 gross
isles reported by the census bureau last fall.
We estimate a0G. 900 bales linters or CONNER
rial crop OF n 400. 600 versus l. ,Ol..JS9 last
wear. reported by the census bureau. our co.
respondents estimate 56 per cent crop ginueL %
December l. u 10.263.0O0 bales.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-To travel by automobile Ia intro
,luce our go fast selling, popular priced house
hold necessities The greatest line ON earth
hiin furnished free TO workers. Write today
for exclusive territory. American Products Co..
oSa3 3rd St. Cincinnati, o..
FROST-PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS-Early Jer-
sey aud Charleston Wakefield, succession and
Flat Dutch by express, 500. 15c; 1000, $l2o;
900 at 81 Satisfaction guaranteed. Post
paid 25c per 100. d f. Jamison. SummerVille,
South Carolina
COIORED 3Gent wanted. Marvellous new sick
ness accident. death insurance. Box S5l-D,
Chicago.
WE paw N3k WEEK a:n . s5rs Is. q iat 70
y ENe VSS ducep poultry compound year cQptrast
- IMPERIAL MFG. Co., DsPT. 60 PAksoNs' hAN~
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
NEW york COFFEE MARKET
!. w. JAY & co. ESTIMATE
CROP 11,071,00O BALES

J. w Jay & Co.'S final report Of the cot
ton season Of 1916-17 which is estimate
a. TO the probable yield OF lint cotton in bales
OF a gross weight Of 500 pounds, lnters ex-
cludssl. The details shown by states is the
COMPLIED result of reports received from our
Corresnoudents throughout the cotton growing
states as Of November 10. 1916.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
Cotton


NEW YORK. Dec. T.-Easier Liverpool cables
seemed 20 check the buying movement in cot
ton at the opening OF the market here today
and after starting at q decline Of TO Z
points active months sold shout 10 To -
points under last nights closing figures right
after the call. The opening WIS slightly bet
ter than due On the cables and houses with
Liverpool -onnecuons were free sellers on the
decline 20 2.o1 for January and -. Is for May.
There Vas alsc scattering Liquidation by some
Of yesterdays buyers. while the support which
had been rather active and Aggressive late yes
teriay afternoon was evidently lacking.
The Liverpol selling here during the inst
hour va estimated az about 5000 hsles. but
after these offerings had been absorbed sup
pert seemed more aggressive and active months
sold % points net higher The report Of
4 prominent Chiczgo authority estimating the
crop n 10. CSC 600 bales excluding unters. prob
ably Accounted for some OF the western buy
May AM prices showed slight reactions early
in the noon hoor.
Scattering liquidation and local selling became
eGscd off to about 200 for January and 20 10
sentiment seemed 90 be unsettled BY rumOrs
81 les favorable turn in international politics.
Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands zoos;
NEW YORK COTTON
Tie following were the ruling prices IN the
exrhsage tndsy-
Tone. easy; niddIlnE. so.o5e. quiet.
Last Prev.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08

CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
(By Associated Press,)
CHICAGO, Dec. Wheat No. , red,
S1.s0k; No. 3 red, nominal; No. . hard, NOM
inal; No. hard, sissy.
Corn, No. yellow, 9JH @96la; No. yell
low, 93A T9542; No. white, S4@95c
Oats, 40. 3 white, SAB ao5ii; standard,
Rye, No. ,. s147a14s
Barley, s5aS1.23
Timothy, $1,000 $50.
Glover, $40 OOd1T 90.
Pork, SOS. so.
Lard, SIG. I7d16. A.
Ribs, $13. 4JQ13. 90.
KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS.
(By Associated Press.)
KANSAS CITY, Dee. Cash: Wheat-NO.
hard, S1.17@l.S5; No. red. $1.TGQD1.S1.
92M92isc; No. yellow, 911iM925ac.
Oats-No. white, d1a5T&c; No. mixed,
55GJ6c.
GRAIN MARKET OPINIONS
Finley, Barrell & COL: We look for higher
prices in wheat, and May corn and oats
Logan & Bryan: The wheat situation re-
mains bullish. The market should go higher,
but it will be well TO watch developments from
Germany during the next few days. Fail to
sec the wisdom of making purchases of corn.
Ware x Leland: Appearance of wheat mar
ket has changed entirely and IL looks as though
continuance Of foreign demand would cause
prices 10 reach higher levels.
SUGAR MARKET
(By AssocIatsd Press.)
NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Raw sugar. firm; CEN
trifugal, 60; molasses, 1872; refined steady:
f;Le graduated, 100
Sugar futures opened easier under scattered
December liquidation by trade interests and
selling by commission houses. At noon prices
were TO 10 points lower.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-12-08
COTTON OIL MARKET
NAVAL STORES.

by Associated PresE.l
SAVANNAH ga. Dec T.-Turpentine firm,
4gefc: sales none: receipts 10.
R0stu firm: sales ncne. receipts 80. Quobal
7. ard D. 81 20FIG25: 4. r and =. SIS. II ana
4 81 80. n s. $4,000 VI. Sg.40FfE.JO: y.
50 50d6Sl: uirsIog glass ST.OO. water white.