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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
Grew Of Freighter
NOrseman is Safe

LONDON, Jan. 2e-Lloyd's report says
reported yesterday to have been sunk.
lost
The Norseman. Of iO.75O tons. Is owned
by the Dominion company. IL has been
under charter by the British admiralty
since December 5 last.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
MICHIGAN AGGIES CLAIM
TO HAVE TIED RECORD

EAST LANSING. Mich. Jan, 7s.--Tho
Michigan Agricultural college rigie team
In its match with California today
claimed 20 have equailed its world record
Of week ago by shooting a score OF 1000
out Of possible 1000 points. Tho men
who made tho score were r. ID. Kean.
r. A. Pennington. g. w. Harmon, NJ. NJ.
Harmon and q. II, Pate.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
Charley Peters to
Wrestle Martinsen
Here on February 6

Final articles for the Charley Peters
Paul Martinsen wrestling match have
been signed and the match will take
place At the Omaha Auditorium the night
OF February I. Peters and Martinsen have
both accepted terms and the Auditorium
has been procured for the match.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
william Carroll.


our Sttney otter-Inin am0 So.
Don't miss this. Cut out this sllp. en-.
Close with SC ard mail Il TO Foley a CO
Chicago. III. writing your name ana ad.
dress clearly. VOC will receive IN return
trial package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar compounds. for coughs. colds
and Group; Foley Kidney Pulls. for pain
In sides and back. rheumatism. backache,
kidney and bladder ailments, ana Foley
cAthartie Tablets. a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing eathaFtic. for con.
stipation. biliousness. headache and slug.
giah bowels Sold everywhsre.
menL
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. ee.--Byron Dick
son. field coach Of the University OF
Pennsylvania foot ball team last fall. was
Folwell. the newiy-elected head coach Of
the Red and Blue eleven. Dickson was
an end on the 1851 teama.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27

sram. 1.-THE Elkion basket bali team.
which claims the state champlonship.
edded two more games 20 it's list by de-
ieatins the Indian schooi team. 2 to TO-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
Mr.. Sloan Proposes
Short Embargo on
Munitions of War

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9s.-An embargo
on war munitions for sixty days. or until
the grain congestion in this country is
relieved was proposed in a resolution in
troduced today by Representative Sloan.
Nebraska, republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
cox WINS FROM LAWRENCE
IN INDOOR GOLF TOURNEY

Fred Cox defeated w. T. Lawrence up
and ? yesterday in their match In the In
door golf tournament now being held ut
Bin clark's indoor golf course.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
BrittOn Asks Waivers
on Eight Players

ST. LOUIS. Jan ee-President BFitton
Of the 81. LOUIS Nationals today asked
waivers on Pitcher Perdue. Robinson.
Niehaus. Boardman and LamlIne. and
also on Catchers Roche and Glenn ana
outfislders Dolan and Hyatt.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
DEATH RECORD



Ida Marie Hughes. t-year-old child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hughes, t0i Brown
street. died Tuesday night OF scarlet
fever
MarEaret J. Dakan.
Margaret J. Dakan, aged 80 years, wife
OF II. J. Dakan OF Logan. Ia. died on
Tuesday al local hospital. Tho body
win be taken from crosby's chapel 70
Logan for lnterment.
NIrH. Dell Carrie.
Mrs. Dell earle. aged 20 years. LIVING
az $50 Hickory street. died at a. local hos
pital Tuesday OF old age. She Is sur
vived by one son. Ray earle, OF Des
Moines. Funeral services will he held
Thursday morning at o'clock from
Tassart's chapel. with interment IN For
est Lawn cemetery.
WiIIinm CARROLL.
WACO. Neh. Jan. 8.-tspecial. l--Nil.
liam carroll died at the home OF his son
In this village yesterday morning. lie
was - years old. The body was taken
TO Nehawka for interment
Prof. u. G. Wooliey.
MADISON. wis. Jan. a6-word was
received here today OF the death In New
York Of Prof Edward c. wooliey OF the
English department OF Wisconsin univer.
sity. Grip caused his death.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
Won HoIck Freed.

BERLIN. Jan. &.-(Bv Wireless 70 sax
Vile. )-AmonS the military prisoners in
Montenegro who were freed by the
Ieutonic forces is Count Won Holck, well
known as an aviator and horseman
Count Won Holek won the Hamburg derby
seN eral times
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
Money fer Yuma Ala.

WASHINGTON, Jan. "A resolution
was passed by the senate late TO-DAY To
make Immediately available 5000 for
repair OF the government levee in the
ella river az Yuma, Ariz., destroyed re-
Gently by flood.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
AaOther, Riot Victim.

YOUNGSTOWN. o.. Jan. a.-Frank
Rosa, laborer. who was shot through
the lungs during the East Youngstown
riots over two weeks ago, led In hospi-
tai here today Rosa death Is the fourth
enc resulting from the riots
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
HYMENEAL


Ciark-LtpP.
ALLEN. Neb.. Jan. .6-(special.)-Ai
Il o'clock today moor at the home OF the
brides parents. Mir. and Mrs. Dennis
IApp. residing In Clark township north
west OF here. TOOK place the marriage OF
their daughter, Marie A.. to James c.
Clark. Rev. J, J. Burke. pastor OF the
Central church. performed the ceremony,
They win maze their home on a farm
near MartinsburR
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
MIN Cnmn nncIr.

BANGOR, Me. Jan. e6.--Ernest Hughitt,
the former Michigan quarterback, who
coached the 1913 foot ball eleven OF the
University OF Maine today accepted an
offer 70 return next season
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27

BOSTON, Jan. e3.--chester ID. Thomas
catcher with the Boston Americans for
that he had forwarded his signed COM
tract
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
Heltrrr,,e-NrheIrlck.

LoRToN. Neb., Jan. % -Cspecial.)-
Henry J. Nebelsick and Miss Mary X.
HOltgrewe were married today at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. r. II. Holtsrewe. Rev. Carl Elier
officiated. They viii make their home
on a farm near here
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
STAKDRIDGE AND WALLACE
ARE SOLD TO LOS ANGELES

CHICAGO. Jan. s.-Pitcher Pete STANG
ndge and Jack Wallace. catcher were
soid today 70 the Los Angeles base baIl
club BY Manager Joe Tinker OF the Chi
cago Nationals on en- optional agreement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27

Military and naval committees heard
tense.
Secretary Garrison urged the house
Interstate commerce committee 20 revise
the general dam act ln lie interest," o.
water power DEVELOPMENT.
action.
adjourned at s.is p. m. to noon Thurs
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
The National Capital
"wednesday, january 20, 1919.


The senate.
Tare'-1 rcl-''N~e 7rr,nittee discussed
Colombian. Nicaraguan ana fIaitien
tlfH ties.
Military committee continued hearings
on army reorganization.
Senator Hitchcock proposed amendent
Ia Philippine bill granting Independence
In from two TO four years.
Adjourned az AIS p. m. 20 noon Thurs
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-27
just an Earful
px1 Tad
By Tad


yng five himself
The sun., 1916-09-28

lbs; ass; $40 le..,':,c:, si.oe lbs, .se;'
Ssls' ICED; nearby; .aIaS. i,ih lss. each.
P Fhi 1lidSslS S"e'i m HIDE led , m, @is each Nei 1 : s0f s.
g 2sc.: Pennsylvania. g., lbs. to pair. asa
see;: Nirsinia. milk fed. broilers, ssc,; Nir-
nessee. milk fed. mixed weights. 26c. ;
western. dry. picked. milk fed. a. lbs. TO
pair s'c.; lbs: and over to pair. .sc'; 80
a5c.; corn fed. 81 lbs. to pair. asc.; Z lbs.
and over TO pair, sic.; So lbs. TO pair; .ic,;
mixed weish,s: 2ieG,; Southern. d,y p,cs, n5
slc.; northern ohio and Michis an. .scaidcd.
other. Western. scsldcd. %broilcrs. :3d2ac,;
mixed weights. 2ic.; Southern. scalded
mixed ws,sh..; zoe: Western and nd s south,
Es$ !s.s: arS an" S.s ss;!.' m ahS e, ,sd. ! e boy;
a %ss,%rG dry ' Siss.a. 80 So a "a ana Il I lSsr. Is
packed. corn fed: i? 10 box. western, A.
g l9' ss az . i Hssr ia is a Gee; s 81. . lbs. i7i;%
isc dry picked. bbl.. iaise'; scaldsd. lac
fresh, bbisy iced, Western; nor,herly' hsy
Fisk s:ss'ai lbs. a's s,i Enc sis'i lbs. .l ls;s;;; under 3
a 'srfc N, isS;; .m sls,d lIsii sS.e. n sii , small oni'
sis' small. i7eii,ss;:' old cocks, dry
picked, loC., fcaIueu, roy.
Prime. white. s.io lbs. and over TO dozen
Per ss,.n.s iaas'se; ,s su'' to p sGf. p pei
pair. Si.e3d f.5O; ? lbs. TO pair. per pair,
POULTRY, L1vE-Twenty-one freish.
cars re ported on tracks. but only one un-
loaded. supplies excessive. fully ten cars
unsoid. Scarcely any trade. Express re-
six cars being unscid. smail. peddl,ns sales
around i,di7tac. for white LeEhorn chick;
ems and fowls and 17uisc for color"d
chickens.
PROV IS1ON@Pork steady: mess $500
al; family. $40 ~ az. short clear. Ssiw.'.
Beef steady. mess, e?id:l.bo; family,
$3.50 a.t.50; packet. S?i.5oQ 90. extra In
bacons, .ltSc.: 40 lbs. lsc. $50 lbs.
meats-ri,kied bellies quiet: 10 lbs.
i6i-c. IL lbs. isiar.; ~ lbs. lsc.: picked
hams steady. IN misc. Tallow firm; spe-
cial,. loo: city. ekc country. eisY9s%r
Lard steady: middle West. sIb q is. 10: city
lard steady. il% c refined lard quiet con-
I'll kegs. sl7.l5. Compound Arm. i?i. %
i2tsc. Stearine steady. oieo, i3isc.. city
lard stearine. lac.
RlCE-Domestic screenings. 81 asac.;
medium. ~ use: head. sSd5c.: fancy
head. 6d5Ac: extra fancy. 6Ad5isc. f;
Japan. +sc.; blue rose. ~ a<isc.
SUGAR FCTCRES-Market irregular.
Opening stesdier. with prices I 20 S points
higher for active positions on covering
of and closing lower. except October.
which was 4 points. higher on covering.
Total transactions $3.50 tons, Range OF
prices:
The sun., 1916-09-28

EGGS--Heceibts. Ib,giy cases. Fresh
gathered. extra fine. per dozen. as 3sc.
onds. :sI see. third. and poorer, 97d2sc.:
dirties, No. /. asa :s,s { No. ? and poorer,
2sg2'c.: checks. good TO choice. dry. zee:
marks. fancy, storage and insurance paid.
sic.: hrsts. ?sh 9so.e,; seconds. csg?se.;
s;c.; refrigerator. State. whites. s.assc..;
state. Pennsylvania and nearby Western,
hehnery whites. fine to fancy. IS q csc. or
ordinary to nne. 5? q <tc.; Western and
Southern. gathered whites. 3?a31c.. State.
Pennsylvania and nearby. hennery browns.
3Sn+?c; gathered brown and mixed colors.
The sun., 1916-09-28
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-No. domestic re-
ceipts. MARROW. choice; 100 lbs. $3.50: TAR
e soGsi 'sas;aSi Tealgm' sho ns s ssoics.
W%a.hinaion: california. ts,somssS; small;
kidney. c cholsa, ,s.sS Shq Gair to r saoS. y.ssa..t:c":
ney.. choice. .tSious.So; imperiais, choice.
csiifoarni., 's eSoiee eyss;s 81. IS s sSs'ss: lima lima Gaii.
d fSSsnis. , shS''i black sss sye' Ga,,I Esn,ii s $3.50
4.55.
BCTTER-Receipts. 1889 packages. In
Guiding i.ss5 packages in transit Tor ex-
port; Creamery; higher scoring than extra.
onds ts3 to 81 score,. ~ ssc.: thirds. ala
aiisc.; creamery. unsal,cd, higher scoring
i hhsn es,t Sssc 81: .e e SISi; e snss &c ;: @ slsic.
dairy. tubs finest. 3tHstisc.; good 10
prime. aausa,sc.; eominon TO fair. $50
:sh q SOC: lower grades, esr?ec.; imi,a-
ton ereamery. frsts sog so.ac: isaics
sasssnt m iH%:r f', sr.a: ssg ss ss,s q ss &C. pses (.
No. 2, :7c.. lower grades. 2;a:she.
CHEEsE-Receipts. i.:o3 boxes. State.
soa soiae.: fresh. coiorei. specials, sOs .
o eeSe'' av wa.'ss i Y%"as. ssS g sSS.. wh SGs.
20 NC; fresh. specials. 2os u2oiac.; aver
age fancy. ls< d zoe. state. whole milk.
single daisies, fancy, sohc.; ali styies, I'm:
dergrades. is H.aiShc.: Wisconsin. whole
milk. early made. twins. fancy. 20 d s0is e. .:
daisies. 20 20tac.: single daisies. e0i. ~
2oi1c.. young Americas. 2o,sc. state.
SKINS, early made. specials, 1874 1iti.c.
current make, specials. leis uI7c.: choice.
ISIS n lee. fair to good. 1tis q i5c.: lower
grades. safe.
COTTONSEED OIL - Market showed
clined IL to Il points. With sales a. 500
barrels. Heavy selling caused by weakness
In lard. Reports Of easier tone to seed
and crude markets In South offset private
crop reports showing n low percentage
condition. Range Of prices:
The sun., 1916-09-28

NNi'hEW CHRISTIE. Stair bu',dor. auS
sx TMtn,y-s.Atn street. ltalIiIo .
$500; assets. s3.oae, l'riu,ipa' ~,..i,r.
haIi"ur y Koch co SI 4 Eusp.
" Son, ''.. Mary /: Christie. 500
The sun., 1916-09-28

GRAIN MARKET.

WuEAT-The market was under pres
surs during tho greater part of the day.
lower. The selling appeared 10 come from
"leyator Interests and from outside longs.
and Tho mark lacked the supper, Of buy
prices ar" governed 10 a considerable cx-
cent ny the news from abroad. and much
- yesterdays selling was Thought to be-
iue 20 closing weakness IN Liverpool. where
prices wee on under pressure from Lon
NOR" favorable war news. Reports that the
weather In Argentina was snmcw hat unset
led gave rise to the opinion that rains
e,ar. said the weather was still dry.
Export sales were es,imated az about
domestic supply and demand situation re-
mains much the same, but the visible sup
ply - larg" and there Is some dis position
10 wait until some OF this whea; IL worked
VT into consimptive channels before be
s,mInT over snthls,ss,ie 81 tho buying
r.. mo Thr Hor Of wnts, !. XXX ,s s.id tina.
RS seem t" be holding their grain and
mat largo and small. mills nro In ;he dark
Tho present crop required to %produc. II bar
rel ot Hour. The weekly, weather and crop
hulst'n s'ld thai pioushing had been de,
moisture AMI Tia, N. rains reported IN
portions Of the ohio Valley and In parts
favorable. In III" local cash market No. |
.lrum Was quoted AZ sl.,tig: No. . hard.
!lss.ig; No. l Northern. Duluth. .sl.slis;
No. J Northern, Manitoba, 3l.t?. all {. o. b.
New York.
CORN--Cr"p new. was less fovorabl.
NcstcrdAy. owing to rains In the bolt. which
vii delay curing and anect the movement.
and prices accordingly ruled generally
higher. Independent OF the sethick N
wheat, closing unchanged to sc. above the
previous night. with September leading
me advance because Of anxiety among
shorts and the small stock In Chicago,
The market opened re. higher and after
q hr'sf reaction Of A.. 90 igc. Il bushel
turned frn again. and remained 80 unit.
the Close. 1t was reported that farmers
IN Illinois and Iowa were selling new corn
owing 10 tho attractive price and that a
On the other hand. export sales OF about
C","0 bushels brought the total Cor foreign
account NJ 10 .Oo, 900 Ia two DAYS. Tho
cash market here was hrm. with No. : vel.
low quoted e1isc. &. T. {. New York.
~OATS-lnde selling lev cash houses and
room traders. coupled with tho drop Ia
wheat, oats We're easier. closing &c. to Nc.
i"t lower. Trade WAS small. with commits
sion houses on both sides of the market.
Locally cash oats were irregular. closing as
follows: standard, j.& 52i.c.; No 2
white. 5.is a j3C.: No. ( white, 5i%
5e.c.; fancy clipped white. So, a SO SC;
ordinary clipped white, 53'a a 5ic.. all eie.
yator
WE-Market steady; 40. . Western
sl.s@ g. l.. { New York.
AkiEN Market steady: feeding. Sic. c.
l. T. New York.
nAr. Market quiet; No. |. sl.I5; No. ..
S,c5' NO. J. ~; shipping. 500 30c.
- CHICAGO PRICES.
The sun., 1916-09-28
Discharge. In Bank ruptc,.

bANhHt T discharged hy Judge Maj
,nh "rT";, samuel G"ldborr. ~ .
N"nnlin, Frederick \eNmtn. U,u..
Freud. Wittenherg Moora,h Motion. n,
St"rn' Julian kuNa,-. S~,hmrorn.
NAthAnsnn 4 Moks hnl linn snL..n,
The sun., 1916-09-28
COTTON MARKET.

The cotton market was comparatively. dnt'It
yesterday. with fluctuations Irregular. .NhIilsh
private condition figures seemed. responsible Tor
4 moderate rally during the middle ct the day.
hut demand failed to broaden sn9 prices eHseu
on later, with the close barely ss,ady AZ a net
loss Of 3 10 3 points.
The market Opened steady at q decline Of 8 tn
points in response Ia relatively easy cables
and sold about \ TO ~ points net lower duriii..
the early trading. There WAS some scattered
southern selling. attributed TO hedging. but
otherwise offerings were light and the markct
soon stcadicd. Wall street and western buyIng
hclpcd the advance. which carried active imCntnr
about 4 10 5'points net higher during the MID.
die Of the day. The close was s to J points On
from the host.
Two private condition reports we're published.
one OF 10; against 6j7 last month. and giving
= lint yield Of between It,5'3,VoO and l3,u,3,vV
bales. Tho other report made the conuiu3n
SIS, compared with 1913 last month. should
tho Gov, nmcnt report next Monday show a.
great n falling IN " would bring tn cfncial
condition iown to J.7 per cont. 4 PROMINENT
Montgomery authority was credited With estt.
mating III, yield VI Alabsina at. not over
III, cNI bales, while IL wa. reported that the
agencies II 4 spot hrm estimated the Georgia
crop at 1, 800 N0 bales. Another spot hr1n op-
Grating from Atlanta was reported 70 estimate
the Georgia crop at not over 2Wo.0oO balen.
The weekly report Of the weather Bureau.
however, served To emphasize the rapid prog
ross of picking aud .einning. Exports we're
1885 bales. making is,l, so lar TINS year
ngsinst $50. Jsi last yca-.
TaAA
The sun., 1916-09-28

\ Nlll.N TlRl: co. INC. dri'tnc IN au,.
mon" ur"s ioS West .lri,> seton,
paiIy was INCORPORATED fla l9iH r,,,, '"'
:, Naulry H. prc sll.nt. ~
The sun., 1916-09-28
lIN(INN.AT

CINCINNATI. SEPT. -Hoss-uo oir,s
! 500 lower. Packers and butchers. SO SO
all pigs and lights. s5a?eV.
$50 Ul..5o. 90
slow.
The sun., 1916-09-28

Local spot market quiet and unchanged At
IS ,sc. for middling upland; sales MI; deliv.
cred on contract 1D bales.
southern spot markets:
Norfolk steady. 10 points lower. Is Sc;
sales. SIS bales.
Baltimore nominal. unchanged. i6i.c.
Augusta steady, . points higher. 15.ssc. {:
sales. III.
Little Rock. steady. unchanged. l5.3sc.
New Orleans. steady. /. points lower. f5Sc.;
sales. $50.
Mobile steady. unchanged. i5.aoc sales, II.
Charleston duict. unchanged. iiisr.
-. LOUIS steady, unchanged. iiSc.
galveston quiet, . points lower. 1900, -:
sales. . 90.
savannah steady, unchans cd. Ishc: eales,
go.
Wilmington steady. i.c. lower. 1850.
Memphis steady. unchanged. i5.75c: eales.
s.3p.
Houston steady. 5 points lower, 1850. sales,
10.
The sun., 1916-09-28

N"TV" IT N'rthN EIN'n ih1' NJ -
meeting Of tn" stoo&holIe-s ~ me- v,,,-,
ERN PACIFIC RAILROAD ,UMrN\y FL
be held on Thursday. october ~. i,s
twelve o'clock noon, at 80. y, Na4.sI S,..
Nov York ely. for the putpp.o go, r...'
thirteen Directors 81 IN" tuinrsu. ,..
Tor one year and until Their susrsss,-,
elected. ~ for the rams, 'Ilr "A,
business that may lawfully be
before the meeting.
IEoit';i; u ENRt S.,,.,,,
New York, S-ptcmhet 81. ,H ~
The sun., 1916-09-28
ELECTIONS AND NKErlSos
vANDALIA RAILROAD CoNpsy,

Pittsburgh, IA Angus, ~ ,s,.
Pursuant to law. a specie mo. ~
stockholders Of the NASpAIrAs T,..'
ROAD COMPANY will lie held a. nAli.
cipal once Of the Company 10 retts !h''
Indiana, on "sVs
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10. ~.
ct 1000 o'clock A. NJ, for ths Ms
considering and acting upon an ,x,., =
OF consolidation and merger ~ ~. ms
5nrgh. cincinnati, chicago AMI - I,''.
pany. Pittsburgh, Wheeling am Ks,,'r
Railroad Company. chicago. INA 49,
Eastern Railwav Compan, and TN. ~
son Holt. Halfway Company Into 3 go.
%cinnati. chicago and 81, Louie I,u...
Company. "N'"'
BY order OF the Board o. p.-...,.,
$. III. CHURCH, -, 80,
The sun., 1916-09-28

me Nhiual Meeting u' the S'p .ha. e.,
or tho Louisville" a Nashville Ia 20
tany VIII d" held a. tho ON . o, she
plht. IN til" 'Ity u' foul.il.' k.r,s.
a.. twelve o'clo'% Soon on Wine. a,
tober tth. 1916
Th" stock Transfer BOOK. 80.
Friday. September .cul i9's -, ..
q 'look T. NJ, AMI teut,"u ur fr-,,
October 5th 1915. a. ton o.,lo l. ~
!. IL IL It's 80 -,
Louisville. Ky. August :I- f,..
The sun., 1916-09-28
BUSINESS RECORD.


H. l.. uEARREHr & 60. ro.l b.~,...
hnt'G;..i,Si s@r%adwsy in.o,un,sry liza,
oila,,n,ne Ni"iUOo; asset. $40 900 Principal
D"x,er 4 Carpenter. u...:SS: Pm Tnri,s :
Nichols, .l:ss Judge Man,on appoin..~I
ABRAHAM REIFF AND MAN nE,I'T.
ini!vH!us!'y and AZ copartncrs lnipr
business a. Rein Bros. minut,ctnrimr
snspr"'er ,r,mminsS' az East H,u,,"n
asset. no, given princip.l ,D,in,nnt
hri.,her M~anufacturins Company. VIZ.
sAMrEL BHENNEK, -a'~.man, ~ VS. ia.
ll6th street. volIntar, LllAun,,.
,3.So@: assets ~: rimcIp.i 'iajm
TERRENCE A SMITH .aloon kc,per ~
S hhnii"w I'rr'; Yorker N,'ant"m H..
1RlToN MAHItNn c">%FsrrWHlitriio,> -,
Ian s,tTcri ant H,r,"m River, v".un.
pril"lpa! claims l,ob.r, G. \nri,,N
-: kns.i,n Ess, Aslat!, 500 !, n
Company, $500. ''
Assignment.
mmnl,JEnI Tihl: co, lNn a"A'ins IN auto
sti""i, nssisnrI 20 clyde Il Elt,k con-
pay was iu"orporatei In 1915. rtan, "i.
: Narlry IL president.
assignment schedule.
STllNEN hyEINi 60 ~ We, Twenty.
.]%%'i""al assets assets. s.. i!,H''' .:,a., '.a ...
t,"il. =
schedule In Bankruptcy.
NNhEEW CHRISTIE. s'air hu,,I,r .,y
lhsl twenty sixth street. IL.HT,..
st'?5; assets, s3.o3e. rriu,ipa' .I.i,,- q
ia four y Koch co ssil: 4 n ION.
" son ''.. Mary /; Chr!s;lr. 500
Discharges In Bankruptcy.
hANkHlPTS discharged hy Judge MAJ
Ton "erc; samuel Gnllbrrr. in g..
N"nman, Frederick \eNntn' U,I
FREUD. Wittenhtrg Moori,h Motion A.
St"en, Julian kuNa,-. S,hmr. ,,,,.
Na'haNS"h 4 Moss and lean Spl'lcr
Manhattan judgments Filed.
First name ia that Of debtor
Asso"Iatcl Chemical Go National
Nassdu BANK Of y N... u. a
"rns Noah. 4 Casualty 4" oi
America People. A.. -u..
carr Film Corn. 4 john cor, \,
iInnal surety Go at. 81,
Mzl" CONSTRUCTION CON !, can,
nan 20 -, "1dl
Es- 4 Ess Photo 90 Inc ElcC,r,.
WY En,ra.ins 90 -,,. ... 'oa, =;
r.. IT, Chapman Contracting Co
NaaIcn Dart Coal CO IN" 49,,
iahrcil Charles = \ trui kshluk 80
Haas, Elmer nc II CLINTON ra,"r
70 ''....,',.,,. ,,...,,... .. a. s
Hanover Improvements Go -,~ Man
son Avenue Co .......... -,...
peterborough Rapid Transit GO
mus SEA,
bank o, buffalo, y y. 81,
Guarantee Z Trust Co,"",.".,. ., we, ssi.s,
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FORT RECEIPTS.

Liverpool cables: spot In moderate demand
sales. s,ooJ bales, speculation and export. 500
American, 700; imports. 200: Ame; icat.
400. midland upland, g.Jh. Futures o,-'nesi
quiet. Ga TO I points lower closed quiet at net
decline IT : to II points. October November.
= SD. January. February. Ptsd Marchs>Tpii,
e.<5isd. May-Junr. ai7tzd. July. AUGUST.
'i3d. Msnchestcr-iarns quieter cloths quiet
and unchanged.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. sept. - Prices were slror:
IN an active and broad market. Coslen
shares unusually 50 Davidson ChcmI"ii
Wayland on and Gas. Mount Vernon Mills
ana Alabama 10, vcr" other prominent
features More activity IN bond market, with
nriccs firm. summary;
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hEiGN .!GoyrRSME,
CHICAGO MARKET.

~'liI,Ano. sept. =, Renewed nuluh u.
.N'N w ivy ail tnin"'iirg pref. rr,.l WAS
w" Special f'atnr" Prices were advanced tw"
points "h persistent lu,iu: Rooth It,h,,,..
common and tni"n ,Hrhid. r.,inrt.d stead, NJ,
.%"rllI"I. american Shipluilding issues in r..i
h'Ihald' i'"iIds y shade easier Sulumnr,
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET

Sept. =; Electric s,o,
sru. ra,",!, Iin,ting'"n and hr"nd Ton, LAX,
nrhnlha were the actiyc features rri,"S "smn
,nrolg',mlt '@ir demand for bands. win ILL.,.
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PITTSBURG MARKET.

IT'S Rh. Sept. c,.-Cnlumhia GA. and
Electro continued It's recent advance. gaining
new high. price al ~, Ir,wing ,,mk, ami
La Hrll" Iron and steel, Fur on, Ross MIniur
E!'ctri" lower i'll sympathy witt. New York
The summary ~
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BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Sept c7.-Thc copper shares marx 4
firm and active. Allorz, Calumet 4 Ari.
IONA. Centennial. Copper Range. Isle Roys,e.
Massachusetts Consolidated and L. y. Smcl;.rs
were among the most active. A. q. h ". /.
was higher and active. summary