davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-02-17
Radio Scheme Is Approved by
Secretary Daniels.
FIRST STEPS ARE INFORMAL
Central and South American Sentiment
Favors Plan For One General Means
of Communication, and the State De-
partment Forwards Suggestions to
Other Capitals.

A definite plan for establishment of
a government owned, cooperative radio
service embracing all the republics
of the western hemisphere and assur-
ing satisfactory communication among
them at all times has been formally
approved by Secretary Daniels of the
navy department and will be trans
mitted by the state department for
the approval of the various govern
ments concerned. 1t will carry the
full Endorsement of the United States
government, together with an express
ed desire that it be given careful and
earnest consideration.
Features of the Proposal.
The chief features of the proposal
are:
That each republic own and control
all radio stations within its territory.
That where such ownership and con-
troll are impracticable arrangements be
made by the governments to take over
and operate such stations in time of
emergency.
That concessions be granted by each
government for the Interchange of COM
munication, particularly for the trans
action of official business and that
tending to promote commercial rela-
tiOns and international exchanges of
various kinds.
Details of the plan were worked out
by Captain w. II. G. Bullard. superin-
tendent of the naval radio service, and
they follow closely the recommends
tions outlined recently by Secretary
Daniels to the delegates attending the
pan-American scientific congress.
The proposals to go forward to the
other republics discuss at length the
system under which the United States
naval wireless service is operated. sug-
gesting that the proposed all American
service be based upon like system.
Necessary arrangements for estab-
lishment of the service would involve
systematizing of all radio machinery
and adoption by the various countries
Of the same or similar methods of op-
Grafton.
First Steps Are Informal.
In transmitting the proposal TO the
governments of South and Central
America the state department will act
wholly In an informal capacity
Negotiations of formal character
may follow, and it is proposed that as
step in that direction conference
be held, at which delegates represent
ing the various countries would be
brought together for general discus
sion Of the project.
There was a virtually unanimous
sentiment in favor of the proposition
when it first was suggested by Secre-
tary Daniels, and all officials expect
that 1t will be approved by a majority
Of the South and Central American
governments.
Both navy and army officials in
Washington attach great Importance
to the plan, declaring it would add ma
terially to the value of communication
facilities at the disposal of this gov
ernment in time of war and would knit
the nations of the three Americas clos
er together against any common foe
which might threaten their integrity
as guaranteed by the Monroe doctrine.
Other officials have advocated the
proposal in the belief that it would
also contribute largely to the promo
tion of trade between the American re.
publics.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-02-17

given
unusual service.
While charge of Red Cross hospital Kiev Doctor Newton
Princess Schahoskaa
which almost
withdrawn from the front in
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-02-17
I'm 1E[HIE lL[ZZN][LZLlG[fl11
BIXBY ONLY SMILED

During the opening week of the
Pan-American Scientific congress, just
at the time when the delegates seemed
to be endeavoring to impress one an
other with the fact that they wore
European-built clothes, Brazilian en-
gineer mounted the platform at one of
the meetings. He was a fine-looking
man, with trousers that cut the air
like the PROV of a million-dollar yacht,
a fine "wesscut" and an air of gran
deur. Furthermore, he had the man.
ners of Persian prince, and bowed
to General Bixby, who was chairman,
as If it were coronation instead of
gathering to hear a discourse on the
amount of mud that will collect in
rainy season on the upper Nimpopo
or some other South American stream.
The splendidly tailored one uttered
few soft Spanish phrases to General
Bixby, who bowed in return and ut
tered nothing Then the general hand
ed the Brazilian a paper. 1t should
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-02-17
PENNSYLVANIA
NEARLY READY
Greatest DTeadnaught Prepar-
ing For Builders Trials.
HAS TWELVE IA INCH GUM

German Raiders Now Held at Newport
News Express Highest Admiration
of Most Powerful of All American
BattIeships-Must Make Twenty one
Knots.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-02-17

that all of the
chairman
The
beautiful
cold day He
and read Then stumbled
hen he read few lines Finally
= began to explain something in rapidfe
eie directing
General
The trouble general
Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-02-17
WANT BRIDES IN BUNCHES.
Mexicans Would Wed Chppewas, Whs
Will inherit Rich Lands.

c. f. Redfeld of Santa Clara. Cal.
allotting agent for the United States
government, in Ashland. Wis, to allot
about $4,000 acres on the Bad River
reservation to 54J members of tbe
tribe, brought from California a bundle
Of applications from Mexico for Chin
pewa brides.
But he thinks the Mexicans are seek.
Ing the squaws more for the sake of
the land than any personal endear-
ments
Mustard For the Complexion.
Cold cream containing mustard was
found to be the cause Of ROSY cbeel,s
among some of Elyria (O9 girls
The sun., 1916-09-24
INDUSTRIAL NEWS,

BoLLEs u. E.) IRON q STEEL WIRE
wORKS-Stockhoiders have approved rec
o~mmendation to increase capital stock from
$3.50. 900 to $500. 900. and stock dividend OF
:oSs to common stockholders 2. b. New
ton named board member and plans ap
proved for erecting new plant AZ Detroit
cRUcIBLE STEEL co.-Div1dend OF
lkTs on Arrears Is payable Oct. 30 to stock
of record. Oct, 10. Instead of a. variously
reported heretofore.
GENERAL PETROLEUM co.-Nsports
installation Of = electric motors to pump
INTERNATIONAL PAPER co.-Aus
earnings reported to have exceeded the
$4,000 net Of July.
I.ACIEET;pC c~o-Es-n:ngs 20, ysa-
ended June 80. after charges. Ss37.S4e: In
crease OF $3.50. 6Si over preceding period.
This 10 At rate of e.7sT. on $4,000. 900 COM
mon stock, as compared with s.20es earned
In tho previous year.
MOLINE PLow co.-Pians new TRACTOR
plant at Chicago. costing about $3.50. 900,
II 10 reported Improvement will DO paid
for out OF current assets.
SPANISH RIVER PULP q PAPER
MILLS Comet earnings year ended June
SO. etsl.e9i. equivalent to 10 on outstand-
Ing cumulative preferred stock OF $685.
TELEGRAPHoN coRP.-Dan.sh com
pany. organized in 1899 to use vaidsmaf
Poulsen patents In Europe. reported In
liquidation In Copenhagen. Debts are stated
as $4,000. and property az 1il7.0o0 In Its
own shares and S5.727.Soo IN shares of
Maine corporation.
The sun., 1916-09-24
GRAIN MARKET.

.,fsns ! .a,i;.. " sis:'ns % Win NJ. "a :ai ss:! p
~ ! { sA 70 . ,Ss; aii.r: r.; is'f ha saas 'G ovsfsisss
bad been taken. and export sales for the
s saS Eer' tbs s:''% rsspS.a: a. .SC Sf Euro %,,'' ON
%.n.. and .h:r. wa. ~ .esy. general
Crop adv.ces from Argentina yer: again
sst ~ yA a,'S 81 o s1a locust to- EUROPE ns,Si hsssa' t S.:s
unsaIistaesory. The cash d.m.nd W..
urgent Urgent order. DER: i %ppss oar. q and this has s,imu.
i9sfS H.. 4 " %iils se'! Fs,s se eom!ns ' In s comm Sasas
with the foreign demand has materially
strengthened tho situation and holders are
Underlying conditions in the market are
considered distinctly buliisn ana there 10
Hse on BY 70 a V Certain n0S slas. Of op.r 1ay' who
believe tina, wheat is a good investment
even al present prices owing to the small
appears to be some agitation In cer,Sn
directions in favor OF an embargo. II was
the general Impression that no such action
would be considered by the Administration.
especially AS long as shipments have not
reached the apparent cxportable surplus.
vs.. i, o ,as iGS CA iash ms ~ No; l i9,am
No ! northern Duluth, si.str;. No. 1
New lorA-
CORS-Ftrmness vas . feature OF the
early session. prices advancing NC. to NC.
strength and reports OF light country OF.
fer!ngs. which tended to harden tho cash
position. Proht taking occurred near the
close. however. inspired partly by the clear
weather and good temperatures for matur-
Ing the crop, Final prices were only NC. to
nc. net higher. Cash corn locally was
nrmkr. with No. . yellow quoted s9c. 9. /
{. New York.
OATs-Adyaneins with other markets.
bats closed nc. net higher, although Q
little OF from the best OF the day. The
liberal movement has met such an excel
lent cash and export demand that II has
no, proved burdensome and the market has
readily responded to speculative purchases.
Cash oats wers frm. closing as follows In
the local MARKET; Standard. SsgSshei
ds?tic.: fancy clipped white. b5g 67a:
ordinary clipped white. 6Sa65ho.
RYE-Market steady, No. . western.
81. 80 c. l. {. New York
BARLEY-Market steady; feeding. sec-
c. 1. Z New York.
HAY-Market quiet; NO !, Sl.is, No. 2.
si.o5: No 3. 81; shipping. so9soe.
The sun., 1916-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

AMER. ICE co-Repor,ed. that initial
dividend on Sls.oi7.ooo OF stock will be de-
s HSs' r. as . ssP'i .o %'i IL ..e. .'' q . s.1:: 3. e
corresponding period last year.
AMER. TOBACCO co-R.ported Aug.
sales wsr more than ei.ooo.ooo more than
those Of July. 1915.
CALIFORNIA PACKING coRP.-r.
sanized 20 acquire bushes, Of J. x. Arm.by
trail California canneries and Griffin 4
skeiley Co. II will also acquire 70T OF
Ala; Aila'E mi Ps Sc spDro Msin, :iS's sIo. S SSp,sSl' ca:
malstiSs - sSS yer preferred ,,oeh,
s ssrI ns ead s ssia ia q :h. ~s,' 3, s sain1s; ssG .I PRO to
be issued. Preferred stock will be con-
vertible up TO- Jan. !. 1882. into common on
mon 10000 shares will be reserved for
this purpose. VIM. Fries will be chairman
Of board and J. X. Armsby pres. Of COM
pany.
COAL TRApE-rhs. Goa, Age says, "A
usual backing and nlling which marks be-
tween season business. L. noted. although
the average for this time OF the year.
Bituminous interests are beginning to view
the scrambl for coal with alarm. Lake
car shortage and vessel shortages In.
creased strength II the feature of the mid
die Western market for the week.
ENTRIES AND WITHDRAWALS-Mdsa,
entered at warehouse In ". Y. during week
withdrswals from bond at W.Sss.io5.
EXPORTS a IMPoRTS-Exports Of mer.
chandiss reported BY N. =. Custom House
S %.A Sssu; sas:ys,s Tsi' ,o %", II. week g. "liG mpoli.
were valued at si.sss.2s7. making s25'tso'.
YoTS yesterday inslYs,di Wheat. bu.
ses; do;us, sacks, is,Sii corn. meal. bbl...
sSt; ca,ISssi. Eksss 500 oil cake. Us.
sn7 ss.tso; barley BY !5,07i; Saeons iSs.
butter. lbs. 3o.ts3i cheese. lbs. lS.as9:
cottonseed oil. lbs. ees.360.
INSURANCE (THE) cORP.-Chartered
IN Delaware 10. organize corporations Of oii
kinds, Capital $4,000. 900. Incorporators
II. e. Latter. N. p. Comm, G. NJ. Egner.
INTERNAL. MERCANTILE MARINE
co-Aug earnings ea.s5s.oo0. compared
with s4.s73.ooo IN July and 80. 900. 900 In
June.
MAHoNINo VALLEY STEEL co.-Fol-
lowing named officers elected: J. ID. Whd-
4elt pIssidsntl 3. q. Thomas vice .prssi.
SsaA AaA xsasurss. and ". 4. TAemsA SEQ.
The sun., 1916-09-24
B UTILITY NEWD.

B0ONToN ELECTRIC Cows granted
lion 10 is.ass 5000 IS % ,ssl seid bona:
BYLLEsBY ELDc. -pRoPERT1EsHRsper.
nee,ed load rains Of * customers Win 81
kilowatts lighting. load and a. horoepoVef
in motors New business contracted Tor in.
i SIaHsi i issa and I,Ssc so, .,,s 81 ~ s %S, -.
greater than for corresponding period Of isis.
COMMONWEALTH POWER RI. 4 IT,
Reports 70. Aus: sross r..ssai ma ~. -,
T 1S,sncs amer prefsrreG diytdsnds !ss7.a
."; Ssisnc' sAsr preferred Sividsnd:
,oRANvnAD Mfc. = oAs-1ss s.sn ~.
:ion 70 Issue $4,000 Of. its IS 4rs and -.
common stock. Proceeds Of two Ssies VIII
Ss utilised 70 FUND dsbss outstanding. Dsa
NEW ENGLAND PowER-Rspsves fsr Az.
gio:s 1905. ine, en.Aoi net LIS, mo.
:sscaS prsfsrrsd accrued SSiy ya: a. "a q. I'M; Sns
PUBLIC srHv1cD ooai, or N. J.
ero:s 6usine': In u 80 es1s1t = iAtx
re: sfsst' s.p sna. II in, xSsa e as,s; ~ e.. . ., S:1:SSs
for dividend. Of $685.. az. an Increase Of Ss.7s
For nrst eight months Of 1916 Gross business
w.s ~; re; or 1873 greater than IN sane
Si,iSsnS. D va. =. q. o., ' i%Selss.o '' a ss:s. 81
over corresponding period Of 1915.
SOUTHERN CALp EDIsoN-ncsassd
quarterly dividend on common stock from IL
to lAes.
VIRGINIA NJ. . PowER-Augvst usss
against t7S7l9.
The sun., 1916-09-24
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-Receipts. 1000
100 lbs. ts;.t@s.sS;'. tair to good. 5000:
70 good. is.Scas..S: Lady wasninrps ton.
n fo4nia, eho ts;S0gs,sS; s sma'' wS''f t,S Gn!,.
$50; red marrow. choice. Es5SS.io; hit
s ssaiss. ,s,fs sssisss:: y. iiis;:se ss.' ssoi .%0; ;iss:
California, choice. SsiO0S?5. Peas. Scotch,
choice 81; black eye California, N.sS9
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o,%+1 packages. in.
C]reamsry; higher scoring b sstr:s per
s. s'.S 81 i ss sss;' s ss HSss y sf0. .sca ssS,; e 81 10
ssreamsIy: un:sltsi'' hisssT than ss!ss.::
KS AS; . :ss,; s:',s II sasss,: SAY! as:,'' ds sSs
ssnS'; common e aaisi 7@seha reno,
creamery. arsts,. asg2shc.; ladies, current
%s.:' . s,:i:; ~. .ss sssss;' p :sisHs'' .; sssi
ssSs s.' 7sw %' s;sd: 40 ia "a ~ 9s'''' No. .
CHEESE-Reeeipts, i.es7. boxes. State.
zoe; white. specials. in SsSe:: coiorea.
@ysrsf. fsnSy. ~ col; Whit mm aysrHse fancy;
made. specials. Isx9soo.: fresh. specials.
whcle milk. Cheddars. early made. specials,
isk. q zoe state. whole milk. single
iSgisc.; wisconsin. whole milk. early
twins, fancy. lSX 9aoo.:' sdouSls d.isies.
Youns Americas. sOX0sonc.;" state
skims. early made, specials. isno;l current
make. specials. l6@i6mc:; choice. 100
grades. 1870.
COTrONsEED OII~Trads only moder.
ate. mostly Of an evening up character.
Market had arm undertone, and at clnss
was generally ! to . points net higher,
Much OF strength due % drmAsss % iaPi
The sun., 1916-09-24

gross ssrninss sfs, 10, ~, Ina n.Ns.us aslnA.
way and struc4. ti.sos.sS1. inc yil.oiS; maue.
equip. SEIZE, 27s. Inc. e2s4.4n Q; transport ssion
~. inc. .tLosa,l77 For two monshs ended
August 81 Gross earnings "a, 4i9,i7o. inc. g..
gis.2io: mAnt. way and struN, ti,N3,ols.. inc.
ses.0sa: maint. equip. N.ie9.<S7. inc. SSte,Sis;
transport alton ls,7so. los. inc. n.ot,2s7: net
after taxes Sio.72s.ss3. inc. ti.6sS.s6f.
TENNESSEE CENTRAL-An examination
OF company's physical properly 10 reported
under way in interest Of Reorganization com.
mittee. representing SS.s5ao0o general mort.
gage bondholders and OF which Alexander
j. Hemphill 10 chairman. Committee. II is
understood. on receipt of report will decide
a. to purchase Of road. when order Of sale
2 entered BY Judge Sanford In U. 8. District
Court Al Knoxville. This IL expected early In
October. In view Of fact that Illinois Cen.
tral ana Southern railroads own between
them oil OF outstanding y4.o14.0oo prior lien
property.
WESTERN .PACryTC-Ras puruhssed a
foreclosure sale for 81. 100 Boca 9 Loyalton
X. H.. which operates &c miles Of nns.
WHEELING . LAKE ERIE-Propety 70
be sold at foreclosure October % q recently
reduced upset price Of vi. ooo. 900. Reports for
August gross earnings S97s.i1s. inc. $Sli. III;
net After taxee yss2.622, Inc. SIS. SIS. For
I've months ended Au9ust 81 noss earninrs
y sisol2. inc. ssss.Nt; nes after taxes S7i9, ofs,
The sun., 1916-09-24
MINING NEWS.

BOSTON q MONTANA MINING co..
Reports new strike OF copper Assaying
about - a ton
CALIFORNIA TRoNA co.-Deciarsd en-
titled to $4,000 acres Of potash deposits at
searles Lake by Judge II. T. Dewhirst OF
San Bernard!no. Cal. in title suit brought
by II. T.. Lee OF Oakland. Company Is ex.
pending e2.soo.0oo to open potash nelds
and also intends to produce soda and borax.
CALUMET q JEROME MINING CO.
Reported that oner has been made for
property by ex-senator VIM. A. Clark.
Capitalization L. 100000 shares, par 81.
OF which coo. 900 shares have been issued.
ericsson CONSOLIDATED GOLD MIN.
ING & MILLING CO.-Cash on hand re-
ported as &I.eS0.0oo Monthly dividend OF
l0c. a share has been paid. Company op.
crates In Cripple Creek district OF Colorado
and was recently bought by C. NJ. MacNeili.
Spencer Penrose. Sherwood Aldrich and Z.
p. Shove.
EMMA COPPER co-Drfi hole near
No, 4 In Alta district reported to have In.
tersected ore body. II Is operated Jointly
with Old Emma Leasing Co.
NOME GOLD PLACER co.-chartered
In ". j., to conduct mining and real estate
operations. Capital. $500 600. Incorporators
J. Z. Pye. Il. N. II. Bolander. W. George.
UNITED VERDE EXTENSION MINING
CO.-Reported shipping ore at rate OF 5000
tons a month. average content from i5Ts
to c0T copper. Next dividend meeting
scheduled for nrst week In Oct
The sun., 1916-09-24
COTTON MARKET.

An spenins decline vac Followed b. raj.
Ies in the cotton market yesterday, with
ssn r:.so. eo os sSy.r ;sllin snS ~ ,r frSm s aS;sss
sssgS,t q i liauiss:,s MAS ana sr' mos: s't y X, in' d .y'.
aver Sunday Or pending |. better line % me
near months being relatively. easy. $50.
moysmsns q nc sisrt: and II: inisisi
dssiin. Of "a balls from an'a The oY SisS level 'e q
Of iialidation. had been absorbed IN. mar.
snsie,p r,tiiSsy': /, 1nsl: %s' ss sS%: .'l S.S .,1 IN
best point late In the morning. with active
nonths working about ! to . points net
som. e .hs early advice. from the
the spot situation. but there was not enough
w.akns... wills .r sS:'i iss.r :sy , ~sqs buy.
largely through the brokers' cf spot sA IN.
%terests. who have been expressing buiiish
fsin'I ni,e 81 indicated adH Mai1 : ::]on nas isR' rUod fr az.
mand Tor goods. with deliveries extending
Rumors Of a further reduction in neyp.
70 steady the late market. but after the
p Sesst w ., : .ssiisa,.d ! :. Ss' so1 mqiS Of co sns :Spi
good weather for picking and ginning was
reported, leading to reiterated predictions
Of record breaking return; from ihs Census
western sdviics %'N reported %TstH' that e" so, son'h !.
putting on new growth. a. . result Of 70.
voraols weather. but II IL doubtful whether
this can come TO maturity owing to In,
lntsness OF the season.
Local spot market quiet aal 10 points
lower At Is.s5c. for m!ddling upland: sales
GSiyas,on stesdy' 10 So;ne. ssvse - Aso
sales. 1000 baisA
New Orleans quiet anshaassA asSSa;
Mobile STEADY. unehaassA is.ssas sasss.
Savannah assse sasAaassA iSAa,
Chsries.en stseAY. snsnAsssAt NNA
Wilmington steady. UNCHANGED. iSMA
sales. 2is.
Baltimore osmiusl snsAanssA. NNA
Ausu.,a steady. u points lower. iS.t>ei
sNles. 1,eee.
Memphis stssAy. unshAassA. iAsso,
81. Louis steady, unoAasgsA isSA
Houston steady, unchanged. 1S.eta:
sales. 10. sos.
RansN NJ nroan- ri.
The sun., 1916-09-24
RAILROAD NEWS.

dfs6lc reports Of railroads operating In
NAfious sections OF the country show .
% the labor agitation, which obi aimed during
he ciosing days OF Augus, and resulted IN
NE freight embArgoes enforced during the
'0rW days Of September. This return 70
,normal IL reflected In the earnings reported
- fer for the second week of September. as
Nhovn below. Present indications also are
I(Aaa September earnings will be larger than
.lAoes shown for August and IL IL expected
eAal the ratio Of gain in cross for the
month will exceed that shown for August.
In considering preliminary weekly figures
eom6ined reports Of all Important roads In
august, 1913. showed an increase In gross
for thas month Of 1855 . mile as compared
WITH August, 1914. bnt . decrease Of LIN .
lsiis - compared with Aurust. 1878. and .
f1screass Of o4% - compared with Ausust.
SDiA. Similar nGures for July. 1915. showed ]. Q
.&eefeass 10 Toss Of one.third OF - . mile
y compared With July. 1914. while for June:
pa there was shown . decrease In gross q
1914.
The sun., 1916-09-24
&: s:s1 e.. c s,.s, =. =, Ma: s Z e. 'A''' .a@

retasY. ossA Win sDssaae 2 p1n SAsss enl
tin plate plant At Mica Moi.
NAT. ANILINH 4 CHEMICAL 0osMas
opened central selling agency at Charlotte
n. c.. In charge Of J. l. DSbbA TO handle
Southern trade In American made dysa
OLA brochure entitled "Ths Greatest
Era In the History Of the Oil Trade has
lust been Issued BY Robert r. Forester, 81
Broadway.
sRoMBERo cARBuRnroR co.-syndi.
cate organised by Allan A. Ryan q Co. to
re-fnance this company has been closed
to participants were about ao%.
.wILLYs.ovDRLAND co.-shipped 49,.
oe7 automobiles in ~ months ended Sept.
~. OF which .69.a7S were small cars. THIS
year.
The sun., 1916-09-24

bhsL NhStTLI.A fOl MAR
h~RtssEEs spnouTsm-osiesai,c 'G r,' ,on ~ I;
s sGRs or !'I s.S' A., +. ssop'ss, h%ANs.Wa
5 RSr 81, sS;m ,sraISsr1} sss .Sg q,
on Dbl. & soaa CARROTS Nearby, 100
Il 20: wa, h. ,cG. on ~, So :
state, bst," Hsi.sS COX wis.,Saftn. s sashe' Xxx s.k.
s ss''; me, i2ss j j:l.oS. ssk.., Il Is q ;, IS 8:
mail: saSH%p Ssilp 'c Ha..se S:A s;a, ,aFs ali. ~ ~ .k
s' at. 'S s:i.. s ~ /, s;s; :u g. SSg En- e.; Chicken:
Ions 100; ' i.Y.nG. a.a, 81 iSiI7Iss$T i %ie cTy r a@i
crate. H%.. t cogHS pen; ,S" % sa rough lug:
I:Iasd. other .e.,. 7ss.I,a cAU!LFLoW:
sSl; Ia4; STATE. bSl,, ,asoa4:, crate,
e sSsspL1sSeppS7@s o:: 3d.. e'1 20 z q. 81 Ia q (
GM: LETTucEINearby. bbl,. 90. dW;;
srs'' 80 ss ase, LE sts!s' sysss csc 100 Ss1 50;
q soG2.bo MusHRooMs-Psr III. bsR...
Slaaeo0. oNioNSm.state ana Western.
N MasSs,s s'a ss., !! 100 O. ,S SA' ssr plimh'77; :,S s?s.';
red. ueogs?s; California, yellow, 100 10,
sssa q ia Sat-, co. red. s,a' s:s VIII" 10. q 80 N S., bag,
Bag. ji.soasas: red. 100 ID f bag. Ta'ea;;
red Or yellow; hsk. SOC, YN Jersey, Wits
yslISw. 7sS, cal 5.a. &c al ccnnsct,sSt
as os'y t Rsais N liza so 8 < & pE iasso ssk.
ehsrry;.. yS::tk.. a.i%~!.7Si' cheese sHsn
huilno-s, green, bbi,, "Naia5; red bbp.'
N;7oI2cb: king. bh,,, N25al5o: long.
bhl- n2hdl7': cuban Queen, green. hbI',
l1.60m1,I5: red, bbl.. 81 20 a . 80. PAR.
sLEy - Nearby. 100 bchs,. Neies
The sun., 1916-09-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvEs-Rees,p,.. $40 head: ssou. 20
cars previous arrivals on sale: no trading:
feeling weak. Dressed beef quiet; common
10 prime native sides selling a, l:&iii.c.
per ID.
CALvEs-Receip,s. 10, head; 81 on sale;
market steady: no real choice veals Of.
.io&i. per io5 lbs: sra.sers. VX7.so.
Dressed calves UNCHANGED.
10; lbs. average, Wt.psr. loo lbs. g.. isS,,
non. ia Sv.rsinis ycai.. as SIS; I. sss. SO;
8 grassers, 2y2, ".
head: i0h cars on sale. sheep almost nom
inal ana steady: lambs very slow and to1
SS SS,c iow sheen 80 Sold SpF -, u Wss ,s Gom ioo s. 70
i5in%HiSSss, GGtcppi'I.n Dressed mutton IN
fair demand a! i0Sisiss;; dressed lambs
taio lambs = iss. sysrsse. sio per 100
Isl b,i + shsSp. 49, SSs :" ca q, a., lambs sai aeS Is, Ill i.
HOGS-Recelpts. 1885 head; only a few
head on sale. Feeling steady.
other Clties' Live stock Markets.
CHICAGO. Sept. cs-Hogs-Receipts.
s s;SSg; arm Ru k. SO ss SSSSi fG IS: ,, sfs.'i .iois
Gii,?5; mixed. uolOaIlsO; heavy. Nog
II "a; rough SOC 20; pigs. Eaio: .o,
s.sb; stockers and feeders. st6Oa7s6.
cows and heifers, ss,5Ogy,2o, calves, $3.50
s0,s5Us.5o; lambs. ,s75giOb
Kansas CITY, SEPT: SSaMnMos'Rn 5,s
):siictns';;'a lSSS' SS IL heavS, Mes! "ax?'s P na's:
ers and sn,shGrs 81 iOaii: light. hO'S'
aios1; Pigs; MH'io oS, ,,s,,v pr,m. Tod
steers, .9;5glcss; dressed beof steers.
T:6gs5o Western stee,s ts:tasSo;
ers and fseders, sS,5ops; calves, t6bOuli.
shcep-Receipts, none: steady: lambs.
s SsiSSrs 10 ss99a77s's e sTss. H. so sH7.sS' 80
PlrTsBCRG.. sept :s-HoEs-Receipts,
TS5ker., .iisIi "a light Workers. 'S'TSS
:,saSy.' Top sheep. 's.s5; top lambs.
'caives-Rcceipts, zoo; steady. Top. ,ia.
$50; ,%s, o!sS S,sn:,; iAss|., s,oS:sss
ii""3soldtIffii,s.' soaoa heavy %'S'd 'Ii ri i5:e ss's.
bee. sl' .,scri, H'gg: Il, 'sG s:.. ;Giis;ay Steers S"s "S;
Ssia,'Tis feeders, ). Is 300 SGs y: T 1ssSss Gus siSGsrss
..@,sssfs,:: . 81 s.1 n s aO' As Grim. s sS q , : Z; r SsIm:
y%Sar' me-. .'e;s. ,n4 he'fer'' "Sod'; ma
10 Is; :Iaassser ewes, .ss%Eas: A Siea;.,
Ing ewes, so9lo' yearlings. SIa.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 23,-Hogs-Recc,pt-.
So s. 10 pig. ana lights. %; s S"'i j" 10,
ca,tie-neccipts. 300: slow, Cows, SAC
shcepIRec'.InHis 100; steady. ,:ao.7o,
EAST bufFAIO, Sept. 2s.-catus--Rs-
"yEsails-DK;ecsip,ss,' 1850; active. $3.50 a 10 50.
ana mixed. 81 4omiIEsi Workers. siiss
(. d. PGSu afs' n@1s@ 10: stag. .,ass.. pit. s'''
Sheep and Receipts, 1000, Sheep,