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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1879 head &c cars
walls; no trading; feeling duh and un.
changed. Dressed beef slow: common TO
prim; native sides, ~, a i5c, per III.
wit per 100 lbs. cuiis, ',''So $50.
dressed calves slow; city dressed %vcai.,
II G:lc. per ID: county, dressed do. 10
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receip,s. LILO
head, : cars on sale, sheep almost nominal
steady. sheep ,enesl sold a, 3..5o17 per
100 lbs eulls at 1850; fair TO prime Fem
dressed mutton, quite, at ioai5c. per ib. /;
dressed lambs. a lie.
Sail. - ksrns Commission COMPANY 8:
%, $3.50; . sheep: i?,, s.: i:. Iii, SCI:
Il. 81; 81 SO Gus ; .h s . %. ;s state lambs
HOIS-Rrc.ipts. 1,6oj head, 65 head on
sale market loo. lower. Prime Pennsyi-
yania h"Es sold at fi:o per 100 lbs:
Sales Kern. Communication Company. 81
psnn.ylHan,. hSs,' u, lbs ''':o per 100
Other Cities Live stock Markets.
,CmiCAG0. Sept. :s-Hogs Receipts.
ssffcsss: mike mixed. T;essScSalSGot'geGi; h hsns; 1854
1850 rough, sa"ass5; pigs, s675g
bee. tff'; as1,is. ,sp'.sa iHifo.s, , W..!srn S s,..:
is.l5psto: stockers and feeders. s4.soa
10; r%.s and hs'fers. 'a'"as.s6; calves.
.~s%oms.4o; ewes, 's7Sa775, lambs. $3.50
ST. LOFTS. sept. :s--Hog.-Receipts.
PIGS: Snse5: mixed and butchers. 50 30 q
,,Io';: 1909 hea'y' ~Hos5uli7j, bulk.
cs..ieI Receipts; 500: steady to loser.
steer. and he,,srs' q to,a 10 cows yea.,iHS ~
I75o; rtockers and feeders. $3.50 a $50:
Texas quarantine s,es's. ai.bO@s; prime
hel,er.. 'i:;,,so a.; native calves. Sai,.ssan''
los ssre'I T.aaS.. iitcSoe s,tSssy TO :is;
g7:S;, heating ewes ss.a0as5o; Year,
%ksASsXss CITY. Sept. .s..-Ho.-R
:sip.., 5000; steady e loc, lower. RuiE,
;s$ e., S$ Sis.; = 81 Ss5ss,s''iS':;' i i'.is''; i %'sSH
sc e.'ss''snR .':.sy. Fine s;GSS: r.. .%%', .'s.n:. ,s 20"
e sg ,s steer. srs'i ssisc SsTs ' COWS , naa:'' h sGstn,
s sSmsSs; s'sskers and tseS'rs' |G775;
Wc.t.1.; i:.:so; ewes. 's'sca rs. :ssV"'-'
EAST BuffAIA). sept, S.--Caitle-Re.
,H%cs:-Rsssip,.,' 800: Slow. H i.,s"
s!I!vU !!'-v. mlSen, VIZ II 20: Workers,
J o.7bIll; liGht Workers. $40 q 10. u, pigs,
s.25.
sheep and Lamhs-Rcceipts. 2.soo, sheen
active. lambs slow. Lambs. $3.50 10. 90;
others unchanged
CINCINNATI. Sept. 2s.-Hogs-Rcccipt..
$500; slow, Packers and butchers. SO. 500
Ost; common to choice, S7,j0a9.75: pigs
and lights, 35d975: stays. 81 so aS.T5
Cattle--Receip,s. 400. dull. Calves
strong.
sheep-Rsceipts. 1900. steady, Lambs
slow.
PlTTsBuRG. Sept. cs--Ca,tle-s,eady;
supply light. Choice. Ss?5as.75, prime,
~, rs
Sheep--Lower: supply light, Prime weth-
ers. " 80 culls and common, 81. 500
ala. ~
decks. prime heavics. mediums and heavy
Workers, sl0,Ib q 1885. light Workers.. S9.75
$3.50: pigs. Ep96O; roughA 81 so a 10.
The sun., 1916-09-29
@i3,sis.sss.Ss
REIMBURSEMENT OF
International Mercantile Marine

Notice is hereby sivcn that tho Plan 10,
the Readjustment OF tho Debt OF Int,rns
tionai Mercantile Marine Company dated
August l.. 1915. HAS BEEN DECLARED
OPERATIVE by the undersigned Com
mittees.
Dated New York. September 90, 1919
J. n. WALLACE,
Chairman.
HENRY EVANS.
HARRY BRONSER.
FREDERICK W. SCOTT.
CHARLES H.. SABIN.
Preferred stock Committee.
JOHN ". PLATTEN.
Chairman.
LEWIS n. CIAkkF.
DONALD T.. GEDDE>.
4. u. =. POST.
STACY &. RICHMOND.
WILLIAM &. VAN A>IW ERR,
Common stock Committee.
The sun., 1916-09-29

PROPOSALS..
THE WHEELING TERMINAL RAILWAY

OffIce OF The Trcnsurcr.
n,t,shnvr DO ~

VTVTVF Ut THF TTNNsWrNr,
pittsburgh. Pa, september I. 1910
First Mortgage Bonds OF this comnauv
to an aggregate cost Of $3.50 90 w,il n.
for the sinking Fund Octohar .
1916, from ne lowest bidders, at . nrire
not to exceed par and interest. Scaled uro.
TO sell bonds must be In the hands
OF Messrs, Winslow, lAnicr 4 r~nrnu,nv
New York CITY. before close Of bushes.
noon. sainriay. September 30, 1916. aud
bonds must he delivered on October nd
or security furnished that day. II reuuireI'
that delivery will be made within ten ,l.,.
7. H.. H. MCKNIGHT. Treasurer.
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Local spot. market steady and unchanged AZ
N contract loo bales.
southern spot markets unchanged. except al
"l!m,ngto and Augusta. a. follows
Baltimore nominal. iSf.c.
Little Rock STEADY. Is 3c.
". Louis steady. issc.
Norfclk steady. Ii. 5sc. sales. 60 bales.
Charleston quiet. t54c.
Mobile nominal, ~ 60r.
New Orleans steady, Ii. ssc. sans. 1880.
ssIsestoi, puiet, 900. sales, 2,isS.
Savannah quiet, Is 80. hsles, III.
Wilmington. stcsdy. -. lower. l5L~.
I, .l. ~ 'A's'
Memphis steady. Il. 75c. sslca, 400.
houston steady, u. SOC. sales. $500.
The sun., 1916-09-29

SlIAR. RAW-No Developments there
with sellers at 40. Centrifugal. 8 ssc.;
m.lG,ss; t.sc; c.;, and freight. Sc
table,s. and do. eases : IL. cartons, fuli
size tablets. s.75c. and s.s5c. In haif cases:
rushed. 7';sc.: M6uii A cubes en-, Tarlc
H.. bsgs powdered, i:bc. NNNN pow
ierTl. 9 zoe. ,rl 'AcI in con,atnet- %
sSic.: ftuit powdered. : i5c.: domino gran.
uisted. cases :. SO and . u. cartons: i.Q3c.
and 5.ljc In halt cases: Eagle coufcction-
ors' graduated. 5Ojc E,gl" coarse ersuu-
lt'od. G.ghc.. extra nno graduated. t.'Sc.;
h,e,e -, agd ~ .%aG'on, fine s,anu,
: Ib bags do, S.05c, In sacks and i.l1c. In
hbis.; ga 10. bags do. lilo. 10 10. bags
do. s.s5c. In sacks and 1.o5c, In hbls.: -
ami so N. bag. do. sssc standard sranu;
lated. S.SOc. inc granulatcd and N
\. 6.7jc., confectionery \; .Gtr.; No. J..
G.Iir.; NJ. 5. zoe. No. 6. sS;c.: No .,
s.30c. No. s. s:ac.. No ?. soc. No 10.
stic; No. II. G.ioc.: 40. ~, o.cac,; Nos
'VEGrr,pLE>. MISCELLANEOUS -
AkTlcHokEs.'al,fornia. drum, W 80
lac Long Island. quart, 6nitr REANS
-WaN. basket - bag, soc. 4 81 groom. has
s S, or 81 rs, &c, Scar sTn"i icd Eu sS1ss'' g, ~
3 30. tops N hhl. .G.sor3 ."ARHoTs-
N",thy, 100 lunches. sl.5nre nnwa.h"d.
hi. sar3.to; ruwash'G. has sl,;oa l.oo.
kc,, - ~ .crCI.MnERs no,hcn,e,
uibO: Western, hushel basket. 80 l5c..
Long Island. Dbl. .S.out:o baske'. ~
pickles. state. large. M tHs. small. bib.
81 so: s'GtH' hn,, %aIr, ".;ktt S$9
state. basket, tl5od-s3 sherk.n. : quar-,
basket. 75c. q 81. cncumber pickles: Long
,sa,na M. s., ;AhnAdEs N"a1ny; E%r
lSlutIl- red. Ilt. - = %. 81. l1.l,1 state
ana nearby. bunch. l;p75r.; rough. crate,
SEA. co.'s lersey ,9t Long Island
Lang Island. .crato. g io.qS=a. hb!: $500
: so st.!c. hbI 81 53o; crate. s:H3?S
quart craft, 'C"7ic ,hIl, ,s1ai:5. LIMA
REANS-Nearhy. basket. 4pd cite. bag, so
'Goc. .LETTrcE-Ncarby, bill soc ~;
SSfhii,'' saoFai7ssSt' LEI L.EfSEiK;s"No.rrES;y!. loo
bunches' sl.5oa.to Mr'sUROOMs-r"r
ii, basket, Ng25o. oNloNs-s'at. and
pickles, crate, sl.5ou2 yellow. 100 10. bag.
s]i75n::S. god: ;i99n=; cs:ifo,n'a. E%l-
100 lb. bas SG:-@; stat; red basket.
75c. Nt: yellow. 7Sc al; white. ,7ic..sl;
.!tns wn isH"i ico E iS. SIr. IL. s., sSSae:ss' red.
100 N. bag, fn:. red or Yellow. basket.
500, 81 Jcrs,y, white pickles. t:H:5C.
7;c. 81; rpnnrcticut Valley. yellow. 100
N. bag. s.u..3i okRA ~Jcrs'y. peach
n.,k", go; 3 g '%.sG sa.ks'i aSg !, ear,
,9as' rErrEns |therry. b. she,. .i:5a
lTi; cho.so. green. hhl. t~l.j0dlTb. red.
s2i5u3:t; Bnlln"sc. groom. hhl" iir
lie; red, hbl.. 81 7.H-:5. King. hb!., st-5
Queen green. hbl., 81 30 i.75; red. hhi..
s2.50g5o PARSLEY = Nearby. 100
punches. $ldl,aJ. PuMPkISS-Bbl.. .6c.
uNl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100 punches.
soc. 81. ROMAINE-Nearby. bbl.. 5oc.q
81: state, basket. zoe nsl: box. SOC. n 81.
la sket. 50c. ail. S9rASH-Marrow, Dbl.
!5c. 4 81; Hubbard. .l.I5@: TIhNlPS-
Rutahaga, bhl, s.5OH:.Ia. TOMATOES
msi25; carrier: 81 i.3o. WATERcREss
-lnn hunNhrs. 81 -.
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PORT RECEIPTS.

CA~RLES-Spot In good demand
salet. .io,ep bales speculation and export,
! coo; American. 5000: Imports. 1000. all Amer,
icsn. Mid upland. ajld. Futures opened quiet
nut steady. near months I TO . poiats higher
and other positions J points higher, closed
auiet AZ net decline ~ 81, ~ 3 points. October.
November. a.sis Jsnuar February. 90;
March. April. ~. Ma, June. ?A3S Julv.Au-
gust. 9.5sis. NOTWITHSTANDING Arm higher
prices cheek cloth business.
The sun., 1916-09-29

BosroN. sept. ?S. a. John Fiuncrtv.
charged with shooting Edward McMa,,us,
otherwise known as Eddie Mack. during
a baseball game at Braves Field on June
s, was found not guilty by a jury In tho
Suffolk Superior Court late to-day. Both
men are we'll known In sporting circles.
The sun., 1916-09-29
OFFICE OF
Virginia 4 ArOlina ChcmicaI Co.

Elchinohd, va, september IS, wv
DIVIDEND no. 81
The Board OF Directors Of the N'rg MIA
Carolina Chemicai Company hay. 'hts ta>
declared tho sith consecutive qusttef
dividend OF 20 90 per shsrel, IN ~. or.
fcrrei stock uf this company. t-ys's
Monday, October 10. 1915, 10 silrHh5.i
ers OF record NJ the close ~ business IN
SATURDAY, September 30. 1915.
Transfer books viii not DC closed,
:. W. TRAEERS. Treasurer
The sun., 1916-09-29
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, Sept. :s.-The statement Of
tho receipts and disblrs ements Of the Treas
ury shows:
" Thi. month. Fiscal year.
ReceiDts ,,...,,.,..,,., S2ssl, 3N9 $lhoss1bl
Disbursements .,....,.. N.S2i,if3 @iI,''S.'sl
Deficit .............. So, 3i+. 364 0s,4G) ~
Rcrripts from cuatoms, S1S.GS6. internal
rovruuc, ordinary. 500, ~: income tax. sgiS,.
n2O. m,srollanrons, ~slIG0iS: national bank
notes received for redemption. S'li,oi6,
statement of United States Treasurer for
September
GENERAL. FUND
Available gold .''..'"....."-.. N.a. sc.s SEA
Avallnhla silver .,.,....,...,,, 1879 ,a0s
United States notes ...,...... A,0Ii,7 T1
National bank notes and Federal
reserve notes ','..,"~.",".'"." si.oNoS
Cottlitci checks on banks..,,": 4,5ie
subsidiary silver, minor coin and
SILVER bullion ..-....""...,... 1885. so
In'lass fled tunsortedl currency. aa3,ot1
DEPOSITS ~ banG- and Philippine
ir',surv 49,. ........ mr,.,"" 1888 76
ANallIblr currency IN Treasury
AMI banks ..,. .....,......... .64. oie 76e
Deduct current liabilities. .....,,,, s2a6a 5si
Net balance IN genera, fund ...... lsl,ytS POI
RESERVE FUND,
Gold coin and bullion, .....,...... Slb,, s7e. 025
TRUST FUND
To redeem outst andin certificates g., 10. SsO. Sis
Grand total cash assets In Treas
ury ...""""",".-,"".""..- Ass. n.ls
The sun., 1916-09-29
Fosdick Quit. Education Board.

Mayor Mitchell accepted yesterday the
profered resignation Of Raymond Il. Fos-
dick AZ member Of tho Board OF E,duca-
ton. 1t was the second time MIR. Fos-
dick had asked to be relieved Of his du.
tiso.
The sun., 1916-09-29

Exchangn Place. New York
MANAGERS
Associated Gas y ELECTRIC co
The Board Of Eirtrtore ~ ASSOCIATED
GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY mas IL
clared q dividend Of one ard ouehsf Pc
cent. lig'sI on the Preferred Sto'k Il 10.
company for the quarter cndiuc Ssp'smeN
30. 1916. pu,abI" Monday October -. 1919
TO stockho.der~ 81 record al IN. r'N.. o.
business SATURDAY september 80, i'lf
r. ". MOFFAT, srcrettty.
The sun., 1916-09-29

Gables Rio No. : unchanged at $685.: cx
'ihng", II IL 22i,, M 32d receipts. IL Oo
l'Rys stock, ios, 0N Santos Unchanged for s,s,a
aud fufnr's; n" I. So" receipts. "a, 000: stock.
.,o.o,Ve' Poi' rec" ipts, Jl.~~, against S., v0 a
YEAR ago ana " 900 two wears ngO Sac IHuln,
~ eco: 600 aud co. 900 Jmdiahy, II, OO. iI'0Oo
ma ss.ooo Sa" Paulo weather cloudy In one
To 20 Cleared from Rio Wednesdsy Inc Hvron
with 1900 hsgs for New York. ''
The sun., 1916-09-29
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

-N-~-
II ANNUAL. MEETING Of the stock
holders 81 MAXWELL. MOTOR COMPANY,
INC, viii he held on tho 10Th day OF oc-
toher, 1916. AT I.:0o o'clock noon AT tho
office " the corporation. Dupont building.
wilmington, Delaware. for the purpos. ~
~ciectinH u Board ~ Directors and FOR the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before tho meeting.
In accordanc. with the laws Of the state
OF Delaware. no stock can be voted which
has been transferred on the books Of the
corporation within twenty days next pre-
c"iing this election.
Dated: New York. September 90, 1916.
l.. W, LlNAWEANER. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-09-29
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. sept. 8.-whils there was q fall.
shares ruled strung. Utah Cons. aud winona
unusually active and arm. United Fruit, United
Shoe Machine and A. u. 4 W. I. quiet and
steady. Summary:
The sun., 1916-09-29
INrERNArIoNAL rArEn rnMrA~N

New Nnrk, NrW''lnhHF = -"
The Directors havc this tav 'er'f'r /"
dividend Of one per cent ti' > 81 ~" ''
ferred Capital stock ~ ~. rNr rf'
payable pctoher -, ipiG. 10 =. kN.''''' r
record AT tn" gloso of business -. .'Ut
l.l6. OWES SHEPHERD Tr't,H'
The sun., 1916-09-29
BUSINESS OrrUNr, MITES,

IT'S FREE Our booklet entitled '1
You and ] Can Make Money VITA VIZ
May we send you one? PINE RHO
FARM. Vineland, ~. j.
The sun., 1916-09-29
PITTsRuRGu COAL COMPANY

Pittsburgh, Ia, Sept'mh'' g. 'ftf
The Board Of pirccturs 80, as 80 Pc"
clared a dividend Of bn" rrI ,"t IH-r'
nx) Per Cent, on tho lf'''''r' 49, A..
payable October 2ith. l9l'. 80 - ~hu
OF record a. the close Of basin.
18th, 1915.
7. ]. LcMONNE. Se-Io'aN
The sun., 1916-09-29
PITTSBURG MARKET.

~rTTTSRCRr. Sept. cs.-Coiumbis Gas 4 Elcc,
trir made a new high pricc. At siia, Pure OH.
Independent Brewing. La Bclle Iron and Steel
and American Window GLASS Machine In good
end firm. The ummar
The sun., 1916-09-29
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 2s-Market strong and
active Cosden shares higher on active de
mand. Cons Power 1T advanced 20 li9. up
9 points Cosden OH and Gas IS mos, active
bonds, summary:
Sales Oncp N,gb low La,
The sun., 1916-09-29
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO a
ST. IL ny, co.

NNw York, Sept. 20, 1910.
For tho purpose OF the annual meeting
Of stockholders. to be held Wednesday
Oct. 25. 1915. the transfer books viii he
rlosed at three O'Clock y, NJ. on Wedne,-
day Oct. 4. nni VIII be re-opened on Thurs
day. oct. 20. 1916.
MILTON $ BARGER. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-09-29
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Sept. u.-Bueiness large and we'll
distributed. Prices advanced I TO 8 points,
with Booth Fish common the feature. City Z
market active and prices hfmer. Summary:
The sun., 1916-09-29
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 0.-Tone firm. With
prices showing only moderate huctuations.
Superior Corporation. Tonopsh Belmont.
Tonopsh Mining and fractions more active.
Bonds quiet. Summary:
The sun., 1916-09-29
INSPIRATION CONSOLIDATED COPPER co.

The Directors hay" this daN t'.'.'
dividend oi 5. per share. raynA'c ~
October 30, lgl6, I" sinrkhu,i'r- -! '
at 3:0o O'Clock = Nj, Frii.S. r.iN 'r
1915. !. ". ALLIES Itrl~
New York, y. V. September =
The sun., 1916-09-29
UNITED STATES
STEAMSHIP

New Nnr<. september .ffh. '9's
AZ a Board OF Directors Meeting he'll th'
day, u regular dividend - one per en- was
6sclarei on tn. capita stock Of TINS to""
pany, payable November It,. lFls, 81 s''k
holders Of record a. the Cioso of b-'u''
ON October 10th. ltls
n. II. CAMPBELL. Treasured
The sun., 1916-09-29
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BASH
Of the lIiN of NeM NOHk.

New YofN. september -, N'F
The BOARD 81 Directors have 'his ~ -
clared "A dividend ~ Si\ FER EST zee
able on AMI AFTER br'ulrr End ''.U |'
transfer hooks VIII romHiu Cl."i .r'I '''i
date l.ME T. WHITAKER. tnsa.'-
The sun., 1916-09-29
ANNUAL MEE-rINE OLE M lEnS

Savannah, Ga, September -. lgiG.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
Of Central ~ Georgia hallway Company
Will Il" held n the Office of tho COMPANY,
corner Of Liberty and Montgomery StNets,
IL the CITY OF savannah. Georgia. ON
Wednesday, the nth day ~ October, 1910.
A. II o'clock \, NJ, Eastern StandsNi Time.
action of such other business as may come
CHARi.ES r. GROVES. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-09-29
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Y. w. BLISS COMPANY.
Borough Of RrOokiNn u, New Work.

september g.. 'y.v
The Board Of Director. ui ~ torla 4,
has this duv declared n JIart.rI. ui'.l. J.
OF two per cont. t-'st up The l''''f..
stock Of tho t"miihuN, 20 l." paid i'H
accumulated n'' earning rt ~" 'uuI,
on October md most. - holders Il 'f I
f'rrcd Stu,t II ro.url ui tho book
COMPANY ~ ~" Gigs 80 business -'i'."I.r .
sfth next. Transfer book, will 80 cleo
september .tth 10 3rih, both dates In
elusive.
HOWARD =. SEANAN
Snrretar, md I-nL.Lt.-
The sun., 1916-09-29

To Stockholders Of the standard Indus
tries Corporation:
Notice IL Glyen that a meeting OF the
stockholders will he held at 20 Nassau
street, New York city, October .. 1915, at
noon. for N" purposes OF approving al, ac-
lions of officers and directors; distributing
or d'sposing Of various corporate shares in
possession or control OF the corporation:
fixing the compensation Of officers and en-,
ployees. transacting such other business as
may come before the meeting.
New York city. September 81, 1916.
\, r. BRIGHAM. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-09-29
MONTREAL CLOSING.
CONSOLIDATED

Sales ~ mining stocks on the Consolidate
stock FxchRng" yesterday were az follows
Sales. Omen. Uiyh Low ,I..
The sun., 1916-09-29
DETROIT United RAl.w AZ

DETROIT UNITED RAil.N ~
A Dividend OF one dollar amt s.vAr'ttH''
cents per share. being At the rae % .rhe'
per cent. per Rnnunt, on Tho tal''h S''h
Of this Company. has been 10, trsl r1,a
bile December |, 1916. 30 All s'0ckHnii.s
81 record November -. 1915 At 3 o't.o'"
I. NJ.
4, PETERS. sc-r-'.rr
Detroit, Mich sept. -. 1875
The sun., 1916-09-29
COLUMBIA TRIST COMrAnN.

COLUMBIA TRUST COMrA:N.
so lirudwaN.
New Nork, Septeuh'r clr' '"'
The Board of Directors have tl!s "a! "a
rlared a Quarterly Diyii.ri 81 W. ~
Cent. and an ENtra Dividend OF Ico Re
Cont. on the Capital Stnok o' mis- C'H gt'.
payable september 30;h. i9i", - f'Nt
holders Of record az "a, close ~ tus!rs"
September c@ud. 1917.
IN Transfer hook vii not ,'o.r
L. W. WI;GIN. StrEct"rN
The sun., 1916-09-29
o.. ". BLISS COMPANY.
Borough Of BROOKLYN New Novk.

Sspi-Inp'r -. .I.H
The Board OF btractor- of hi tuuva,J
has this day declared = quarterly !t. fNr'
or one AMI one quarter per cent t'',r
and an extra dividend uf one hur1-'f pc
cent, tl0V't on IN" o'utnuu S'1'k ~ 'Fs
company, 10 lie paid from tho
net earnings Of tho can -suN ON p,'nle'
md next to hoid,re uf IN" Goriupr S'Nyt
OF record on he books OF the company a.
the close Of business september ssh '"N'
Transfer ho,S, VII hs closed Septsmbsf
:7th to 5oth, both dates inclusive
HOWARD q. SEAMAN.
secretary and Treasurer
The sun., 1916-09-29

Et,GS-ReceIpts, t., 100 cases. Fresh
gathered. extra hnc. per dozen. IS see.
extra 'irsts. 80 SIC. frs,s. sea u35c.; sec-
onds. 80 = ace: thirds and psorcr. - ESQ.,.
dirties. No. I. asa estsc; No. : and poorer.
20 m21c checks. good to choice. dry. zee:
undcrgrades. 20 ?5c.: refrigerator. special
marks, fancy. storage and insurance paid,
Sic: nrsts, 2gi. II S0iar.. seconds. 2SH zee;
lower grades. 25u2;iac.: dirties. cji. u
e7c.. rcfrigeratur. state, whites. ~ u sac;
state, PENNSYLVANIA and nearby Western,
henncry whites. line to fancy, a. q soc. :
ordinary to good. 3im +Ic.; gathered
whites. ordinary to nne. 81 &4c..; Western
and southern. gathered whites. 32u37c.;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby. hennery
browns. 3sg zee; gathered brown and
mixed colors, 3. W3Tc.
The sun., 1916-09-29

WASHINGTON. Sept. :s-The statement Of
tho receipts and disbursements Of the Treas
ury shows:
The sun., 1916-09-29

t3-I' WJ-5O' bulk. TW Tbs, fH"5W g. 90
bag s3.an3s5; Jersey, No /, round, bill.
S2~3; long, bbl., sg.25a275; round, ~,
III. bag, s2d3,7j; Jersey. long lG5 10. bag,
$50 H. bag, e.3Oa2.Ij; sweets, southern,
hbl., N.5Hi 70; basket, 5Oc. 0st; dorsey,
new, basket slqL e5, Della ware and Mary
land. basket, 81; yams, southern. bbl,
SO l.5O.
Evening star., 1916-08-12
MURDER STORY CONFIRMED.
Confession Clears Man in Sing Sing
Death House.

AUBURN. y. Y. August I2.-Con-
f.mation apparently has been obtained
here OF the alleged confession of Irving
King, an itinerant peddler, that he
murdered Charles p. Phelps. a West
Shelly farmer, and the latter's house
keeper, Mrs. Margaret Wolcott, for
whose deaths Charles F. Steilow now Is
in Sing Sing death chamber. Stielow's s
application for new trial will be
heard August %
Clarence O'Connell, one of the inmates
OF Auburn prison. said to have been in
volved in Kings alleged confession,
denied that he fred the shots which
killed Phelps and Mrs. Wolcott. as al
legged 0y King. IL was said ne admitted
being with King, but blames him for
the murders Other convicts here. who
also are said TO have been involved in
the alleged confession, are reported TO
have corToborated O'Connell.
Mutual Welfare Leaguers of Auburn
ard Sing Sing prisons have been active
in preventing the execution of Stielow.
Evening star., 1916-08-12
RECENT HIKE OF MARINES
CLASSED RECORD MAKER
|. Remarkable March Of 4th Regiment
Company in Santo Domingo,
Fighting Most of Way.

The longest tropical hike ever made
by American troops thrown on their
own resources in hostile country is
believed to have been that made by the
Sth Company. 4th Regiment of United
States Marines. 1t covered in day
and night. July 2 and 3. the distance
between Monte Christi and Santiago,
Santo Domingo, after. fighting most of
the way 1t is seventy-six American
miles between these two points and the
hike was the third longest ever made
by the United States Marine Corps. un-
der any, circumstances that approached
warfare.
With a handful of United States ma
rines Col. Pendleton maintained, un-
broken. an eighty mile line of COM
munication, and the quick settling of
the Dominican trouble is probably due,
in the opinion of Marine Corps officials,
to the rapid hiking of the marines to
the interior of the country. The ma
tives have been disarmed and there is
no further fighting.
The expeditionary force. under Col.
Pendleton of the Marine Corps, con-
sisted of two regiments of marines.
Evening star., 1916-08-12

ed. and the sigma, Corps men witnessed
some fine exhibitions Of bucking and
piunging. Farrier Corrigan of the
Headquarters Company of the ed
was on hand to inspect the horses
and gave injections of serum to sew
eral found to be suffering from in
ftuenza. Corrigan tried his hand at
breaking some of the bad actors" and
gave an exhibition of riding that was
OF great interest to the District militia
all of the Signal Corps men and a large
proportion OF the men .of the Field
Hospital came over to see the sport.
Considerable difficulty was expert
watered the first day they were in
camp. The horses snapped at every one
who came near them. Today they had
tanned down somewhat. and 1t is be-
lieved that when feeding time comes
trouble will be met. After being fed
tomorrow the horses will be taken for
walk of several miles, the men lead
ing them by their halters. Capt. Terry
has decided upon this plan for getting
the horses acquainted with the men.
The following day the horses probably
will be exercised at the ends Of lariats
II will be several days before the men
will DE permitted to ride them.
business is picking up at the field
morning minor surgical operations are
conducted. and there are a number OF
cases in the wards. Among them Is q
regular, who was stabbed Sunday
night and nearly lost his life. An
other interesting case is that of reg
ular who had his toes cut off by a train
In an isolation ward some distance
from the remainder of the tents there
is recruit Of the ed who is suffer,
ing from measles. Capts. Dollman and
Hudson and Lieut.. Pelzman are ham
ding the surgical cases. Wardmaster
Bowling. Surgical Assistant Vestal and
Sergt. Barnes, the pharmacist of the
hospital, are finding plenty Of work to
do. Today the field hospital received
a large shipment of medical and sur
gical supplies which are needed to re-
plenish its stock on hand.
Evening star., 1916-08-12

sand melohs arriving each day, melons
are very scarce there, and the dealers
receive little encouragement from the
sections of Maryland and Virginia that
supply this market with the fruit. Yes
tercay. but four small craft with less
than 5000 melons aboard arrived at
the wharf market. The demand was
heavy and by night they had disposed
(of most of their cargoes, but the deal
ers are expecting other vessels this
afternoon with small supplies.
While melons are reaching shipping
condition daily the dealers say there
will be no big supply of them as is
usual each summer and that prices will
remain high In consequence of the
shortage in the supply choice melons
yesterday sold as high as $40 a hun
dred. an unusual price at this time
In August