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The sun., 1916-10-18
PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND pEAs-p.c.,n,,. 49,,

BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts, sac bags
100 lbs, $500 10. fair to good. 50. so 1s.s5;
% s'sS; pea, choice eSais.. n.s:sa ss's % s pSSf to 5000 sooG.
Ss.goMe.i5: Lady Washington. California.
ss,sSgs; small white. California isiS'
,,ss,Sei fair 300 10 soo ;io {, iT:ssS,ss5iG n TeS MARROW ARROW.
choice, ts.ioas5o; pinks, California. choice,
$3.50; lima, California. choice. S6.s507:
black eye. California, s515u5.?5.
BUTTER - Receipts. 1906 packages.
Creamery. higher scoring than extras, per
ID. 35i1 q s6c. extra t92 soore), use. frsts
sssss to 81 score s,astNe seconds oss to
s6.. @37c.; EXTRAS, 33is u ssc.; hrsts. az,
higher than extras. s5dashe,: extras,
33isc.: state. dairy, tubs. finest. Siu3iiac ;
good TO prime. 3:ls a. 33iac.; common TO
fair, :9M SIC renovated. extras. 3lla T32c.
Imitation creamery. frsts. sois T3lc.; la.
dies. June make. hrsts. 30 80 tsc.; current
make. f'rsts. ?9i9 a soc; lower grades. .7i.,
M?sc.; packing stock, current make, No; j.
u27isc.
CHEEsE-Receipts. i.7?5 boxes. state,
whole milk. flats. early made. specials, ~
colored. specials. 2iaeihc.; white. sp..
cinls, 21t2ihc.; colored, average fancy,
so!sa?osc.; white. average fancy; 2o,5 %
fresh. specials, 2ic.; average. fancy, 2oAc,,
single daisies. fancy. AK G2lLc.; al
styles. undergrades. iedsohc. Wisconsin,
whole milk. carly made, twins. fancy, 2OAs
a?ic.; double daisies. ?id?ihc.; sinE,e
daisies. cln2lLc.: Young Americas
exc: state. skins. early made. specials:
Is. also. current make, specials, 1Its "a
I'm G.; choice. 17Tl7isc.; fair to good. IL
a i6isc.. lower grades, 13Tl5isc.
COTTONSEED O11-Active with fever
ish price changes. Good buying by tn
Wsst and by Cotton EN hangc house,
prompted by hrmness In lard and strength
In cotton. hui, on bulgcs longs took prohis
Many selling orders sent In from South ant
II was thought rehncrs were also on selltnl
side. Final quotations near top with ne
gain OF 9 to Is points. sales. $500 bar
rels. Range of prices:
The sun., 1916-10-18
N. Y. RAILWAYS co. INCREASE.
Earnings Greater, Passengers Car
ricd Numbering 3S3 .3O3,Os4.

The New York Railways Company.
successor of the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company. last fiscal year
earned n balance OF si.i39,1 07 for its
50" 62G.s1I Of ; per cent. income bonds.
or an equivalent OF ~ per cent. on that
issue, compared with 80 per cent. In
1915.
Gross earnings amounted to sl3.7l4.-
53l. and were greater by s3l4.Tsi Than
the revenues earned in 1915. To pro-
duce these earnings the carried
in 1915 "A total-cf asa 3o3.0Si passengers.
or 1,o326i7 more than In 1915. The
average amount received from each pas
sence carried. including ioS.i2l,s93 who
were carried on free transfers. was 80
cents. Operating expenses were ss.37i,-
0-9. a decrease OF $lTO.S64 over 1915.
Taxes amounting TO sl.03S122 showed
the small decrease Of $4.737 and gross
income was si.s70.2o0. or s53l, o92 more
han Ia 1915.
The sun., 1916-10-18

ESQ is,i ,.s.; ssi:ss le'f s'c;; 81, lbs sss
Fresh. bbls. ICED; Nearby. sapab, LIN
l5M soc; Philadelphia, mixed weights, 70
a2Gc.: Pennsylvania. milk fed, mixed
medium sizes, y 22c. virginia, milk fed,
WEIGHTS. ssc; Tennessee milk tsd, miNeI
fed, "a lbs. to pair. csc; Z lbs. to pair. 20
q 24c.; $ lbs; and over to pair, 26c.; 90
, SiI g 81 'l' lbs. ss ic p %iseg a. Sf'f ! lbs. s' to p SSI"
g?is a 23c. s lbs. aud over to pair. 2ic.:
KS lbs to pair, 2oW2ic.; mixed weights,
1eI ?0c.: northern ohio and Michigan,
scalded. I lbs. to pair. .2c.: S lbs. and over
to pair. ?ic.; northern ohio and Michigan,
scalded. broilers, 23c.: mixed weights, 1914
zoe: other. Western, scalded, broilers. ??c.,
mixed weights. zoe: Southern. ,scalded.
common and culls. i7u1sc. FOWLS
fresh; dry packed, mix fed, 1; to boy;
goa 22e.; under 30 lbs. Toe. Fresh, dry
packed. corn fed, ~ to box: Western. ts-
60 lbs. and over to dozen, dry picked, 22t7
n?Sisc.: 36.i7 lbs. ?oa?iiac. 1896 lb-.
ana under. lSdisac.; dry packed. hbls
wss!ern, northerly. dry picked : lbs. and
oyer ?se.; ~ ibs' %??'ae;. lbs, ??c.: 81
lbs, isc,; under 3 lbs; ise' Southern and
northern ohio and Michigan, scaided. large.
.lc., small, 1suistac. other Western.
scalded. large. 2oh n2lc.: small. l7U
lIigc.: old cocks. dry picked. I6c scalded.
l5iac. DcCKS-Long Island. fresh duck
lings. ID. ?ic. sQUABs-Prime: white. u
$50; culls. soc. a3i. GuINEAs-spring. y
I, lbs. to pair. per pair. ~si.2jul5o; lbs. to
pair. per pair. 81.
POULTRY. LINE-sixty-.ix freight cars
on tracks. : moro expected; "a unloaded
Receivers ask Ice. for heavy fowls ard
,hickens oner poor fowls. l6Hl1c. Market
ldter 1sigc. for prime fowls and chickens,
fancy heavy fowls bringing iac. premium.
Oth"r freight poultry unchanged.
~; family, s3oqa4 short clear. s2I a 80.
Reef arm mess. 81. 30 ~; family. s2i
% packet, s.2 u ~; extra India mess, s1G
u3s. Dressed hogs steady: hacons. - !. c..
40 lbs, 1lNc.. 100 lbs, l3iac.; lao lbs.
IL. pigs. 1+igc.. cut neatS-plckled hell
y p. 10: picked hams trin. id,s iic'
TalIow tr'u: special. loA q ioisc.: city.
"iyc.; country. %. u lot.c. Lard strong
inilil" West. t15 zoo IL So: city lard arm.
lsia q l1sC.. refined lard frm: Continent.
slh 30; South America. $40 10, Rrlzil, kegs.
$3.50; compound steady. 13A n i3% e.
stearine .nrm: cleo. lii.c.. city . lard,
stearine. 1JLc.
RlCE-Dom..,ic screenings. a. a3Ac;
head. 5p5Sc.; extra fancy. - q 5isc. ;
Japan. +Lzc.: blue rose. A.. uiisc.
SUGAR FUTCRES-Stealy on trade and
wall street buying. market being in'u'
cnced by strong position developed IN spot
market. Most strength In late positions
close net unchanged to advance OF !
points. with sales $500 tons.
The sun., 1916-10-18
COTTON CONTINUES
TO SMASH RECORDS
Outside Traders Bid Against
Consumers as Storm Fears
Spur Buyers.
BIG OPERATOR SWITCHES
Spots in New York Advance Is
Points to 1915 Cents
Pound.

Under a continuation OF a bull move
ment that has run the price Of cotton IN
to the highest since the civil war. active
month options gained 35 to 80 points net
on the days trading. with the hes, at ~
points higher than the first figure quoted
during the morning. The 1sc. mark.
passed on the previous day, appeared TO
be but another milestone In the upward
climb. There was "A great deal Of out
side trading IN the market. with the West
and Wal Street bidding against consum-
ers.
With the exception Of the last half
hour. trading was not so wildly exciting
as on the previous day. The opening
was steady. with October quoted at II 20.
or 10 points up December ut 17.7s, down
4 points, and January at 1850. UNI
changed from Mondays close. Liverpool
cables reported a steady market. with
small offerings. The close abroad was
at figures II 10 1914 points higher than
the close OF the previous day. Spots at
Liverpool advanced Is points to l0.47d.
for middling.
A tropical hurricane IL about the lower
Gulf. and fears that It would strike in
Ian were reflected In the market.
Heavy rains were reported from the
lower coast country. New orleans having
been doused with 5.ii inches.
Under these bull!sh Influences. the quo-
cations were making strides into new
high ground before the market day was
an hour old. the 10 % 4. NJ. prices find
fnD Iet.nnhar 4 - A, NJ al o IlytI.rN
~ up at Il 90. and March, II up at ia?
Liverpool and commission houses were
sellers. Trade buying was IN sufficient
force to absorb all offerings. \ promi-
nent Western operator. who is reported
TO have recently opposed the bull move
ment. became a heavy buyer. The trade
was evidently impressed with the small
offerings, even with the staple at lSc.
Lulls on profit taking occurred during
the second hour and around noon. f'o,.
lowing these dips. which caused a rec-s-
sion OF around 10 points. the advance
vas resumed under fresh aggressive ac.
tivi.y until the bell.
Prominent hull operators were buoyed
up by news from the South that spots
were strong. and that there had been adj
vances in the spo quotation At practi'
cally every important centre. The clos,
was within a few points Of being the bcs'
Of the day. December closed at ISIS. q
net gain Of 80 points compared Win HI
opening figures. At the best the Decem'
Der contract WAS ~ points up.
A prominent operator voiced the belle
that cotton Is cornering i'self. This !,
the first time. he said. since the c'vil wa
that cotton demand has overtikeu AN
gone ahead Of production and surplus 4
the point that amounts almos: to "A cot
ton famine.
Spots in New York advanced 81 point
to 1915. Exports were &c. $50 ba,es, an,
Tor the season i,aS3,05O, compared Will
1,035,Ji3 last season.
The sun., 1916-10-18
other Cities Live stock Markets

(IIII NN'O, OF. II.-H0I.-N ~ y
600: weak at toe. advance, hu q
$40. Hight. salOdio, m;N,d. '-r'.
heavy. 3 lOJl0, rough, sac 81. 81, -
So sea !.lp.
Ca,,lc. Receipts 10000. s'.v ra"
heef ,t;lc. $50 iiliu. W'~'rfu s'"-
ST lun4-s; sto,kcr and fs'!or-- s. ,
80 VOWS and hc.frrs, '"34'4t-' r'.'
S,--u!-
s.. -;uh.Go; ewes, s"3s5p7.io, .ttuos, ~
The sun., 1916-10-18
SHEEP AND L.AMBs-R.ee.r,-

HOU~-TI'ItIN's I,INN NOM ~ "
sale. Market steady, stat" hog sos q
SO per luu lbs roGghs - So. count
Gr,s-en hogs steady at l. o .at. per Il
roasting pigs, - n zoo.
hogs. Ia .a~ aNrrdge. So i,- l"u
20 lghs. 3S7, 49,. :. judd q. GO ~
noE~, -. so. J roIsh. 90 " W
s-.M IL. s-M- rLlEA.- .uA =.
The sun., 1916-10-18
GRAIN MARKET.

wHEAT-Market strong AMI excited,
closing with net ga'ns of &c. TO g. De
new high records f,r lie season. while july
was only iec. below the previous high
the buying side were p"umptei by large ~.
port orders. Longs hti recently disposed
Of most OF their holdings and prices adj
ranced with lIttle opposition. The British
Government has apparently. got is new
buying scheme In working order and eS-
pori suics we're cs,tnlai"i a., irn,n Ivy" "a'
90 be both for Manitoba aud frr American
hard wheat AZ the, GUT R"ports that
on grain from America ~ 5d' = hush"l
lacked official confirmation, but the fact
that Great Britain had taken charge -
purchases Of grain and also .ot'the freight
situation Is generally believed to mean tLtt
large purchases are contemplated. ,Arr"n-
while nothing short Of "A general heavy
rain Is expected to hcn'n' III" growing
900. while stocks IN America mi IN and
afioat for Europe gained LES nhp, COM
ago, In the local cish market 80. ! durum
was quoted at sl92, 80. hard, SIS; 40.
J Northern Duluth. $ l'6; NO., | northern
Manitoba. sl.sslg, all {. o. h. New York.
CORN-Corn also sold Mt new high r'c-
ords on active buying due to tho strength.
In wheat and to = NOR" nctl," c'.h ana
900 bushels. while there was a good l. ls'-
trn cash demand for corn on y g. + +
Buffalo basis. Thr"shing returns from r"r-
tions OF llliuoi. wcr" sa'l % reveal smaller
yields than expected, although tho quail
ity was exceptionally good. Brddstreefs
Visible showed a decrease OF $4,000 bush
els, compared Win II decrease Of 2lG,O 600 a
scar ago. In the local each market 40
yellow MAS quoted at sl.0i @. (! ( New
York.
OATS -Markct Nrm and higher, closing
with net gain. of rs 3" 49, EXpurtor-
were credited with taking about TOO. OOO
bushels and II "af said TINT export "a &c
were only nlIlttl ny the ability pf shin.
pers to rrrrur" fr,Irht room Rec, int
were liberal, and Rr1d.treet's visible showed
an ,norens" Of l,ll7o o0 bushels, compared
WIN an incr"as" 81 Gsl, 900 last y,nr. Tn,
local chsh market WAS firm, BtHndar,
quoted at 53ls T3tc.; No. 3 white, 6aL a
w. No ! white. S@qc@.c.. fancy clippcl
The sun., 1916-10-18
MORE GOLD FROM OTTAWA.
shipment Of s5.5OO.OOO VIII Ne
Followed by Two More.

Three shipments Of gold bars have
been sent from Ottawa to the United
states for the account OF J. T.. Morgan
" Co. and within "A week all will have
been assayed and stored. The first Ship.
ment. amounting to $500, Oo0. arrive!
yesterday. The second is due to-day.
and The third will arrive Friday, accord.
ing TO bankers.
This is the first gold received az 80
Assay ONCE from abroad since : y.
tembcr II. Total imports TO date 's
year aggregate S3l3,Uuo. ouo. From o..
tober /. 1919. 10 October /. lHlr 'e
Assay Office ia New York handled $3.50.
coo 600 worth of gold. according 'o "a
|oiiicid! Of the office. This IS with =
So. 0Oo.o"0 Of the entire production "
the world.
The sun., 1916-10-18
THE DAYTON UNION RAILWAY COW.
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE CHEsA:EAkE AND OHIO RAN.
WAY COMPANY.

MtEIlNiL
New York. September 81. 1918 -
Notice IL her given that me au-!sl
meeting Of the Stockholders Of The Cr.ss
peake and Ohio Halfway plnN VII -
held at the general office of the Company
in the city Of Richmond Virginia. on fus,.
day, October -. 1916. at eleven o'.lock
A. ~, taJ for the election Of Directors. ID,
for the purpose OF Considerinc al q. ton
heretofore taken or authorized by tho
Board Of Dir tors or by the Executive
Committee Of the company which may be
to the meeting. aud tcb Tor the
transaction Of such other business as may
lawfuliy come before the meeting.
The stock I ,nsfer books will b.. Closed
a. the ONCE Of the COMPANY. No ~ Broad.
way, New York City. "a Friday. September
20. 1916. at three o'cl"ck + NJ. and vii
be reopened ON Wednesday,. october 80.
1916. at ten O'Clock \. NJ.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
CARL REMING1ON. seoretary.
The sun., 1916-10-18
COFFEE MARKET.

with tho coffee market probably in a hTm"r
technical position after recent declines, prices
steadicd Yesterday on hullish crop adviccs from
Brazil. Nav contracts rallied from SM 10
s rs. or about S points above MONDAYS closing,
The close was within n point or two ~ ~"
lcst, showing n gain Of 4 To & points for thc
day Sales, 7a,I50 bags, Fluctuations were ir-
regular early. After opening : points higher
10 i points lower the market turned st'Hii'r
during the middle ~ the day Tho extent ~
recent liquidation WAS reelected in onmpnra.
lively small offerings. Private cables fran
Santos say the September towering WINS alum
dpnt, hut owing n N" dry weather many bios
SONS failed to open. The maximum Santos 'rnp
possibilities We're placed ut IL, 0oo, No0 tags. w'ilc
III" present crop was again estimated ut 3,00N.
W@ II was also said thar many Interior points
had shlpn"d 0 per cent ~ their supplies. Spot
market unchanged, with quotations on basis Of
9t,r. for Rio .,
The sun., 1916-10-18
SUGAR STOCKS.
LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. oct. l7,-Money was in better
demand aud discount rates were steady to-
DAY, The stock market was again dun
and business II not expected to expand
pending the clearing az the Balkan s!tua
ton American securities advanced on u
few buVins orders and In sympathy with
Wall Street, low price issues being favored.
British Issues we're irr,bular, cOnsols de-
Cliuiug seven -cighths and the war loan
hardening. Argentine and brazilian rails
ver" IN good request, 'onsols for moneY
closed At t6A new "a per cent. war loan
at Hjlp Money ~ per cent. Discount
~ratcs-Short and three months bills. ia ~
i"s per cent. God premiums at Lisbon
The sun., 1916-10-18
ssc.: ordinary clipped white, IS

white. r5s1ssc.: ordinary clipped white. IS
u56c.. ell elevator.
RYE-Market steady: No. . western,
81 SO e. |. {. New York.
BARIEY-Market quiet: feeding. CSC.
{. .. b. New York.
HAN-Market steady: No. 1. S.0s: No.
.. Csc; No. 3. soc, shipping. Tus5c.. all
new crop,
The sun., 1916-10-18

Local spot market steady and 81 points higher
at Ia sales nil.
southern spot markets
Galveston steady, up 90 points, Il 6oc sales.
f.1S bales.
New Orleans steady. up 81 p, Il Sic. sales
f,335.
Mobile steady. NJ - p. Il SIC. sales. 70.
savannah hrin, up i4c. Tie. sales, asst.
Charleston rrin, NJ A,c, l7'gc.
Norfolk steady, ny - p, Il ~ sales, c,i6l
Baltimore nominal, up ivc.. l7N.c.
Augusta steady, ~ Is p. l. 81 sales. c.i76.
81 Louis steady, w l. =, Il De.
Houston steady, vi 80 -, Il. jNr. sales, 3.:35.
1ittl" Rock quiet, M % =. lie.
Nemil..s steady, up - p. L.. 37C. sales, 10, Ooo
The sun., 1916-10-18
Pcnnn-Conncctinx bonds ResoId.

Pennsylvania Railroad = Connecting
Railway first mortgage 4 per cent. bonds
to the extent Of $4,000. 900 have been
purchased by Brown Bros. & Co. and
Edward y. smith Il Co. n resold In
greater part To the public at a price Of
~ and interest. The proceeds will be
applied AGAINST Identification costs on
the main line to North Philadelphia and
the Chestnut Hin branch
The sun., 1916-10-18

CRl,lcs-P'o 50 rcis lower for r. at 67j cv.
change, 3,22i, lower at ~ 2 lid, receipts. - 0nn
bags stock, +5t o0. Santos unchanged NJ Gs}00
for " and ~ 10 10 refs higher for futures (;
receipts, ~, 0c0: stock, 2~.5ii"0o. Receipts at
ports, ~. no bags, against ~, 0N n wear ago md
81. ON two wears ago Sac Iaulo, 75, 600. against
74.WO md 5000 JundiHhv, tl.o@, avalust A..
Oa and "a. N0. Cleared from Rio Monday the
Hendrix Iund with 5000 aud from Victoria
the Tibagy with 900 bags, all for New Orleans,
The sun., 1916-10-18

Liverpool C~uilcs-Spot. fair business sales,
s,00 hal"s speculation and export, 80; Amer.
lean. 7vo: imI"rts, 6,Gp, all American mid
ding upland. 10 id. Futures Opened steady,
10 Ia II points higher; closed steady NJ net al
vance Of II 10 lj's points. October, 10 a9ir :
January February, 1881 March = April,
u. Az. May June. 10 az July August. 10 iliy
Manchester arms, fair business c%lot.As, good
demand.
The sun., 1916-10-18
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
OFFICE OF READING COMPANY.

THITnNrIVnIh, UTTNTFr 70, IIF
The Board OF Directors has declared from ~.
net earnings a quarterly dividend Of two per
cent. (2G) on the Common Stock Of the Com
pany. to be- paid IN November 3. 1916. TO the
stockholders ~ record ~ the clusc 81 business.
October -. 1916. Checks will be- mailed To- strt
holders who have hled dividend orders with N.
Treasurer. a V. HARE. ScCrotArv
The sun., 1916-10-18
Customs Receipts a7sO.s2I.Os.

The total receipts for duties Mt the
Custom House yesterday were $3.50, SCI 0s,
OF which s2l9,47e5s was for merchan-
disc Withdrawn from bonded warehouses
and s56l.3iS.50 for recent importations.
The sun., 1916-10-18

PARIS MARKET.

PARIS. oct. l7.-Trading was quiet on
the Bourse to-day. Three per cent. rentea
Gl francs 40 ccntimes for cash, Exchange
ON London ~ francs slh centimss. Five
per cent. loan 90 francs.
The sun., 1916-10-18

MECHANICS. MiSCELI.XNEols-AR

u, -Ssrsp,niTIr.Irtt' r,s",m; 'io.
hl.t Ell Sri'Ot S,a'e' '
800 n'I,u!, 'or. u.,E
H., 80 .N"n'' arr"' Zoe 81 20. srsrn.
Wy pashe' or 'ss - rrS ''
n.sNrt or nas' '', ":t., hhH
Nett'y, IVY n"n,"'s : tx, u 40 '' AZ.
10. pei lpp u" nlt, 80" ~.
oISLNta'n wv "uh,hiS' -" "a,
mn""'n'I, ~ y nj" 8 ,o5 'u,unwn.ict'
NAfh't': lt"Ps, on, pu.. 49,
aHe' a'.'2n l''1' uh"dsh'u, ""skci
81; "Iin"', n'sN,', ,''H, -
blhN- f,H'h"Asy "v%ru y ~
nhsn',' 81 t"us 4sthy.' - go
%""tH. y ffrs xSarSy' rat Inu,ch' ror 100
1917 h'HI'H; I''" '' ~ ~ ~"
,,tmnnnSS, ' 's" /, Zoe s,,'" and nearly. ~.
AOIJfc%W EhH ng isnnd i', ante 's,iifr' "a,
np..' 'ISump' i"". is'Inn ~ IT,
LOIS SAM rrr nay nu""n'' <,'Iy' tG''
,'ggoaIon.EE. iSo1nr' .,,TnI long emf. 40, .
= "oN iu"eN XXX" 60 ~ -
.pi.o sH:-!' NNh,e' 'hrhi -, a,''
tri'NT -s.y, ,ssc,' o:1 a.. 4: a..
100 ''H,' a, "a ,pt,
Pt', % - '"' "n|' - o. ,'N'','N
The sun., 1916-10-18
CHICAGO MARKET.

tlllt,Go, oct u -Eulli>h activity was re-
nr'Vcl ou n moro aggressive scale. with SvlitS
sh"wIU; n gain IT anout fpur points. United
paror Board sl.o prominent. Fair trade va
l"nIs and fractional d'clincs in sumc issues.
The sun., 1916-10-18
PITTSBURG MARKET.

plTTNBVRG. Oct. l. Market steady, prices
showing small changes. with a fairly good
volume. summary:
The sun., 1916-10-18
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Oct. Hooper shares hrmer,
with an increase in sales. Prices generally
fractionally higher or unchanged. Ran ehares
dull and unchanged. summary:
MINING
The sun., 1916-10-18
BOSTON CuRB CLOSING.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Oct lT-Narkc. .r'Iyo, with
WAVING well distributed Eric" changes mar
NV Bonds continued frn. SummGr,
The sun., 1916-10-18

SUGAR kAN-Toue continued strong,
Win holders asking 5i.V. cost and freigD.
for November shipment; hnying interest
f"T prompt 'uhHS met un offers some fHl
1uty sugar sold IN port at. Sc. q l. l. ami
from store at &C.. IN bond. which equals
dutA paid ~ Si.c. teut.tugHl b21c.. mo-
l4H.' 9, ".Stv., cost and IRE gin. 49,.
SUGAR. REFINED 49, Crystal domino
tablets, cases : IL. cartons, hat or fun sl2"
tablets. 1890, and . SIC. In hAlt cases
do. cases . M. cartons fuii siz" tablets,
l0.-jc., and 1885. IN half ,HscS. Egg
tablets, !-ar. cut Loaf 100 crushed.
s:;c mould \. cubes ami Eagle . ~. hts,
powdered. 7.7;c.. MANN powdered. 10,
powdered and coarse powdered, Sc
fruit powdered. 7.25c. domino vr,nultt.d
cases :, ga and > To. cartons, '.-i,.. ari
: 35c. In half cases: Elg.c confecti.nets
gfanulat"d, 'iSc., l,agl. 'oars" grtu"-
lated. 7iuc extra nrc er1nuIat'l. i-a,.:
ERg'e =. ga aud . M. cartons ine gram
ulated, ;.]5c, Eagle . III. bass IN" sran-
ula,-I ant > M. bass do. 7:5c. 10 ,t,k.
and s.sir. In bLls .. !h bags Ito, hj,..
10 10. bags DO. 7.tic In SACKS and $50. iu
hhl- - and 30 Ii. bass d.. i.3i' s;ru-
darI srdnulatcd, 7.2ce.. ftne eranAi,;.i
and diamond 4. I..5r.. ,out"cu'U,f- \.
7.i5c; No. J. fiOc.; 80. =. lose -. o..
&C.: No T., G.g3C. No. ., 1850. 20. T..
sNjc., No. :, 6.soc.; No. =. s.'.c.; 40, p
6 zoe NO, 10, 6.o5c.: No. H.. stoc.. NO..
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EGt'S-.Rcce!pts, l7.7li cases Fresh
ss,hsrsd: es;ra ,,ne' per dozen; as sec !;
onds. goa a Sic. thirds and poorer. :sf
.sc.; dirti"s. No. I. :s.is o ssc. No. and
dry. ?7m?sc.; undcrGrades, :Ia?6c.; re-
frigerator. special marks. fancy. storage
and insurance paid. 3liac.. nrsts. Sic
gee; d!rties. 25ta n27ac.; refrigerator.
state whites. SO 3&c.: state. Pennsyl-
vania and nearby Western. hennery whites.
fine to fancy. 55m zoe: ordinary to good,
40 ujtc.; gathered whites. ordinary to hne.
81 55c.. Western and southern. gathered
whites. $50 l.c.; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby. henncry browns. ~ "a iGc.: gath
cred brown and mlNsd colors. 3tn aHc.
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BUSINESS RECORD.


l.. SOBi.l. AND NORRIS
ANESiI. iud,vilua,y ami r., copartners.
t'tlIpg under nam name of Sph'' y
An,sl. 'pub.r- O: women : and vh!.dreT>
hats. - R,aI street. luyp.gutiry. liza
'l. ''S' S'V'N' assets '-.'1'.
mn h"E"NN NNp SAhAn >"
i'l'i'. lh"h ''i" "'l 'N' 'p'FtN''N'
a"'ig hu.h'ss - h".h"n y inff' dfr,s-
maxi i.tst ~, NJ" s.''', w.,
hh'l'N .''''''''S' ''''' "''' sI'''f'
INTERN NIlhNNL lNl'ERN CO.
manu- '"'ihs N"N'' "h''-TN- ar y
N.rt 'ii'''" 49, nN".''',rf ~
'.itI'~ .tl 49,, 40, EtN'h lr','tp,
,hill-i M'.fN,~ Ml' NO., s-''"i li'h.y
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Cohen, Alexander + and Mary A
Levy ...,,...s $40. 100 %
fo!rNN' Eslner-N saxon -,.,......, II. pN
seldom Realty Co. J \. Stoc,ken
r' a!.""u..""."....-.,...... 1910
sininh"rg. Kate, and MINNIE Levy
+, W, Reilly ...... 40os 70
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h.. 500 a5c,; S lbs. soc e-7 lbs. ?5@ 2sc,,;
a6c., old toms, dry picked. soc; scalded.
e7G2sc. cHICKENs-Fresh. dry packed,
IL TO box: Western, milk fed, II lbs, to
es-so his, sic; 8l-36 lbs, exc: 37-i2 lhs,
e7c.: +s-47 lbs, .27c. IS lbs. and over. csc.
Fresh. bbls. milk fed. dry packed: West
each. 2sc.; Western, milk fed, second grade.
all sizes, lTec. less than ahoye prices, do
pending on quality: Corn fed; u lbs. to
dozen and under, h., 3lc.; 1874 lbs. sic, (:
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p Ros'on Elevated soia S0ia Snia soia
~ Boston & Lowell IL! le2 IL f..
." Boston & Maine. u g. q
10 Chi Jet & : Y pf los IOS JOS iG
. Ft,hhurg If..... T;ig 7it3 7;,2 1iia
~ Maine Central .... @N pas, !Hl sos.
2pt Mas Electric. ~, q. ~ -.
Mass Electric IF g. g. q 8,
III New Hlvcn....... Gia. Glig ~ 81
- oid C"iony ....ii's 1ili4 lii'a IN.
,h3 Vermont & Mass 10 III 10 III
10 West End 81 X X asia $50 Isl, aSia
- W End - Il Il IF - - - 20
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EAST BUTrNIO, oct ST.

N"uls- Nece.p.s, 100, '..
II &c.
Hogs-Recctr's irHu. 81. .
50 |G5.II0lu. Tight N.rk.r-
uirs So 80 So, rougH, { i'
s.
sheep and Lambs Re- ".n'- =,
sheep active. luuhs -'u". LIS ,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1916-07-14
WARNINC-DANGER

All persons are hereby warned,
that any wire, either telephone
or Alectric light wire, which may
becdme biyken, and fall into the
stre&s, Walks0r anywhere with
in they eity/of Barbourville, is
dang4bys. We caution all per-
sons not to touch or come in con-
tact with any such wires, but if
any are found, notify the Bar
bOurville Electric Light Heat &
Power Co. at once. Barbourville
Electric Light Heat q Power Co.
By A. ID. Smith, Gen. Mgr.