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The sun., 1916-11-07
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-Reee,p,... :.ss1 BAGS
G feS iS. s'';;si Il. gges:.' ,,i Marriott sSSic. w ia: 'G Lad;
;:a sld S;;'', ,, fs'I Sssi::, ~, H:a III:
10. impsriais, choice, $40. pinks. California.
choice. IS 20 lima, California. choice.
;;tegiss; p.as S,isk cS eye: ss.iorn'a'
Creamery. higher scoring than extras, per
H.. an gssc extras =! .core,. &c. iirs,:
ts' to . VI .SortI; ss,, oi ,Git. 'ssInas =:
ish q Sc; Extras. s7sasse. ar.,.. $50
sisG. ,' iSn n sS ,.s a 3 sS ISL, sre. ss'fs:. h sss
IT, th nrd. ss:.s.gasssS. STATE. dairy.
ssslssc.: common 10 t,ir' soa sst.c reno
waited. extras. 3?is q sac hrsis. 3iia u S'c.'
lower grades. 500 SIC: imitation creamery,
al 81 NC; current make. Hrsts. sois aSlc.:
seconds. SOC lower grades. 2snS =
soc. No. :. acc: lower grades, ?7hu?sIc
CHEESE Receipts, l.75s boxes state.
whole milk. Hats. early mdae. specials. b.,
axe: average fancy. an u:!c.: fresh.
.:Sssi.cp: coiorcd. average fancy, .iNc.:
made. .pee,si.. !:.s.; fresh. .rs'i"i.. ssgs
i isss.. ta meas Is s iassy; ali .,sI,., u s%..
grades, i9u2i,sc. Wisconsin. whole milk.
early made, twins. fancy, ::g:?i.c., fresh.
twins. fancy. aga 2:i.c... double daisies.
9: T2ehc.; single daisies :2J2:h.e.;
Young Americas. . sa?:%c. state.
skins. early. made. specials. 49, isc.
current make. specials, lSA ulsoc.
choice. In 1lSc. fair to good, lsts "
!, lec lowe grades. l. giSc.
COTTOSSEED OlL--Strcngth more than
activity the feature Closing prices Is to
~ points net higher, Influenced largely by
strength In lard and cotton. which pro-
moted uneasiness among shorts. who de-
cided to even up for over holiday.
Rang Of prices:
The sun., 1916-11-07
SUGAR STOCKS.
BUSINESS RECORD.
Petitions In Bankruptcy

HALtANAN DRY GOODS COMPANY.
lNC, 1os Eighth avenue invuluutary
Liabilities and assets not given. princi-
pal claims: Petz, Oppenheimer & Co.
s2iS u rmln witt. SH; Charlotte
weinhsrger, s?it Abr, . Giibet, APP
pointed receiver: bond. $500. .
HARTFoRD CLOCK COMPANY. dealer n
and manufacture Of clocks. 6 ChurcN
street. Involuntary. Liabilities and as.
sets not giV'n Principal claims Morton
= Hidden $4,000; Lawrence Gourlay.
5000; Frark " Paul. Jr.. 5000.
MoRRlS NNDiTZ. Individually and as CO.
partner with Harry Len. doing business
80 Ala-ka Fur Company. formerly Broad
way and STATE street. Salt Lake CIV,
Utah. and liting at 1853 simpson street.
Bronx. Liabilities. f-.s35; assets not
given
ALBERT J F siBBERNs. cafe. EOS prime.
street voluntary Liabilities $50
. sss.'s, $500. Principal claims. Clsra l..
siOb-rn,. $3.50. Louis Goldfish. $1,000.
The sun., 1916-11-07
COTTON GOES up ON
- EXTENSIVE BUYING
Western Purchases and Even
ing Up Of Accounts Add
to Strength.
MUCH LIQUIDATION ALSO
Continental Demand, With
China and India in Market,
Boosts Liverpool.

Cotton advanced IS 20 ~ points ne'
yesterday in q trading period character
feed BY hrm Liverpool cables. liberal hull
support and Western buying enllvened
BY sharp waves OF liquidation. Pros.
poets for the election Of Hughes con
Arfbuted 20 the general hullish tone Of
Ohe market, cotton a. we'll Al other com-
modities following the upward trend in
etock Exchange prices. The evening up
Of accounts provided 4 largo part Of the
business.
First prices were strong. the quota
lions being from 10 TO ~ points Up. with
December quoted at 1905. January at
1905, March az 1915. May NJ 1889 and
July at 1895. The strength increased
IN the frst hour. with n maximum nd
eance Of 20 to 25 points. Livrrro,rs
etrong market was responsible. in large
measure, for the advance. Foreign quo
tations were much higher than ius on
the resumption OF business after iht hol-
iday. The advance was Of 2 to 10 points.
compared with a/decline OF I points.
which had been due.
The higher prices continued until De-
cember and January touched lHi..
March 1925. May 1910 and July 1912.
At these levels n wave OF profit takinr
swept tho market. wipirg out INST Of
the gains. Purchases were heavy on tho
decline.
Estimates on cotton 9!nned to Sovcm-
her 1 range from s.30O. 900 10 100000
bales. compared with 7..a1.7'1 bales In
the last report to october IS G!iring
70 November | last year was 7.3iS.Oo0
bales, compared with $3.50 900 a the
same time in 1914 and s,s30,o00 IN '9i3.
All IN. American markets will be closed TO.
aay. prlyn0 cables attributed Yesterday .
strength In iSycfp,ol to trade calling and con
tinentnl buying ou desrrr southern spot mar
kcts and . better demand from India and Chins
in Manchester. Exports. - 1886 bales. making
lilo, $50 30 far this season, against !. ioS, III
last year. 49,.
The sun., 1916-11-07
Rod and Gun News

small mouth black has. caught At . In IL.
evenins weighed a few ounces over si
The nsh was kept In a water compsr.
ment In the boat. but had died on accom-,
OF the lack OF air, and twelve holre ef,,r'
ward lost one-half pound.
also noted that the color OF this Ash
had changed from a very dark green to
mottled yellow. showing tina, decOmposi,ios
lie measured when caught t~.n,y tint,
inches from head to tail and t..nty.'ou,
hours afterward a. the taxidermisvs .sisS.
iishment his length had shtunk on. inch
and then scaled at Ave pounds.
Authority establishes the fact ,ha, ash .
lose one or more pounds after dying
pound n av. hour. This. h%o":v.r. G 7 con,
d s'%sss . s.i time Sss to R6 tIPsi.t coK e N 81
New York. Nov. e
August Roth's story Liked.
"Jamaica Scene Of Autumnal Beauty n
THE sun OF Nov. l Ia a fne piecs 81
writing To my mind IL place. Angus
HHsa ol:A !" the "'' OF "'a ana 'a e s sS''
East orange. ". j.. Nov.
Famous BASE Grounds Not Fished.
A walk along the Hudson River ,sds,
passing old. familiar striped bass ground,
n amely, the willows. the Abb-y. Mail.y,
Rock. Round Rock and st%ruckman's Roti
and not q fsherman to be seen! F
New York. Oct. 30.
OId)Tnpper s~nds Photo o. Trophies,
send to THE Sun q photograph shsv.
ing a real rmp trapp.r and some a,
his trophies. The game consists Of ,hr,
dozen foxes. skunks. rnccoons. horned Yer.
mont deer and SO nv dog. Dash.
JESSE BENTLY, Old Trsppsr.
Arlington. Vt. Nov. 5.
Large BIacks on Crab Bait with China
on Sunday last Capt. Hetzel OF Gr.s,
sauer's pier. Great Kills. about so N
In the Captains thirty-rve foo, alne,
Thomas Carroll and sailed TO seabrirhl
y. J.. for blacknsh.
We anchored there ana commenced,
cumming. using live crabs and clams
Fishing was excellent from the b-ginninG.
and after our chum ~, In some Of h
nne work We were hauling blnckn.h in a,
fast as We could work. We each WORKED
two hand lines. and from $40 A NJ. II,
time OF our arrival. until : = " nh.s
fsh and I Inns.
Out OF our catch three weighed pound.
Judge we easily had nifty hsh tina, weighed
around S pounds each. All these i.rs,
nsh were caught on crab bait.
Capt Hetzel Z. 2 Arm believer in chun.
ming for all kinds Of fish. and c.r,sInI,
his experience. mis- season worli seem /,
give him good grounds for his be- 10, ~
he has used chum literally all season sith
great success. He advises using smq.S.s
clam as chum for all kinds Of r,u Hshirt
,o. DAVID A. MUNRO
1893 Woodycrest avenu". Nov :
Inc CcOmIIice.
In deys when he pursued my Yes"
Each sunday brought the spotlesa guss,
A well pressed suit,
neat cravat.
Well polished shoes,
The latest hat,
An He looked all n man should ~.
ihos- sundays he came c%olrting -.
Hut now the kno' /. srlic'd mi ,i,,
mes iaid asi'" the C1rb OF pride
A hrin" stained suit.
An OLD slourh hat.
Misshapenel boots
And no CraNat'
rms 10 what nov assault. nv sigh,
"hen 6undayis dawn disp"ls IN. n en-,
or all the glory his has ho,r
IL ohIy wears that same Old grin
And that IT, Why
cannot rsvr.
Although he looks
As from u cnye.
ana 70 IN" chang" ! am not inafh
For Sunt1r's ">hine'. got - t.,h
New York. NOV. :. S:rr,.
The sun., 1916-11-07

The market opened UNCHANGED 10 Z points
lower under scattering liouidation, and the
active months worked about 20 to 10 points
under the Anal figures of last week during
the middle of the day. Well described Santos
~ were rcputed sold in the cost and freight
market here al sG late Saturday. with snles
OF Santos 81 at 10 Tn only fresh offers
reported late yesterday ranged from lo.lo TO
lo.i2is for 10 and around 1870 for 70. Local
spot market quiet and unchanged AT CSC. for
Rio 70 and l0Nc. for Santos a..
Warehouse deliyeries In the United States
week and ies.ioo Las, wear: of the frs, named
amount New York had lC7 .oiG bags. Weekly
hgures: Rio clesrancts. 5000 bags, including
1900 to United States. 26.0p to Europe and
north Africa. 1000 30 Cape, River Plate
and west coast OF. South America. Santos
shipments. $4,000 bags. including 1000 TO
Africa, 5000 10 Cape. River Plate and west
coast OF South America. Victoria. clearances
500 bags: stock. $1,000: clearanccs 10 United
States nh: 10 Europe. 500: else 90.
The sun., 1916-11-07
GRAIN MARKET.

wHEAr-A decline. In which December
contract led With a drop of > cent. under
ssturdsy close. and to a discount Of sbou,
s.mpS snnt' %fea as |, '" q Ss.ser pnSy.a market D"1s
rs.t,n %s' . ,ers around Mss Tor May pre-:
vented f. her decline and eventually the
market ! anne strong and active. With an
upward swing In the afternoon which lev
nnai prics- ~ to IN cents above situr-
day's clio Notwiths'andinE the approach
:, . n 10 :. 'hSrs w un,s a good S. S,r,' Of buy "
strength n Winnipeg where an advance
of . to : cents "A bushei was noted accom-
panied T. rumors of further export buying,
Elise wheIs export Gales of about 800, 900
bushels were reported hut not confirmed.
r.: h ssvsvcr e1i IN conn eSsHmp Win a dis,
position. In Yesterdays press dispatches t:
forecast a prolonged war led to the belle:
but temper y. Rain in Ars.n,ina and a
decline OF - 20 . cents In tho price Of
early. Live 1ool was reported 20 b.. dull
and world's shipments for the week az
sre.ated e. 1000 bush.l-; compar.d With
from India nd Australia were small; ],
became evid nj early hat there would not
be much CT. nso n M Sis.s,s and The IN
around 2 o clock provided n'ils surprise.
Expe;'ins tIs receipt. 'o;m"rrGw; cash de- ,
ordinars g!'d.s. whils locally the cash
marke. wa strong. with No. hard quoted
at 81: No. Northern, Duluth, new. Y2.O6
No. ! Northern. Manitoba. s2.os. ull (. o. b,
New York.
CORN-Eariy selling on report, Of rains
In the Argentine. which sent prices on
about half a rent under the previous
cioee, was replaced by buying orders when
the Buenos Ayres market came in a 10
1Sc. net higher, and the list quickly re-
yained n. loss. selling up eventually y
70 SIC. above Saturday. the close hein. top
for the day. At the advance there was
covering by interests which had gone short
in anticipation Of heavier receipts, the de-
mand being supplied by country selling
and OFFERINGS from elevator interests. Re-
eeipts were In excess Of last week and last
year and affected cash values In the West.
hut failed to arrest the buying movement
signs Of strength, Cab here rather easy.
with new No. ? yellow quoted at N.0yb
G. I Z New York to arrive.
OATS-Wlth other Rrains, oats eased on
about half - cent early, but recovered and
closed &C net higher, Country selling
va reported, and the visible supply In,
esee sd s25, 900 bushels, while no expor,
bus 1ess WA reported. STANDARD oats here
clos I 5ai. q 5g& O.; M. white. 59x "a
sOhc: No. Q white, 5s% ILsEc.; No.
whit bsk assc; fancy Tipped white
uk HAc,. ordinary clipped white, COX
GGt.c, all elevator.
R~IE-Market steady; No. western
ei.b y c. !. {, New York.
Z HiRLEY- Market easy: feeding, u {. .
b \ W York.
BUCKwHEAT-M Market quiet; ssol mill.
tng. S2sb Per 100 lbs.
AAY7barhs, suis,; M Z. si.ss, N~ 4
The sun., 1916-11-07

SUGAR. RAW-No business reported
'oea' rehning Interest,", holding on SCI.
promp, sugars. with operators showing an
,r',L',t AT St7c, The statistical position
lssl.. siec molassos, Size. cost and
sJUAR. RErINED-crystai domino tab
l';s. cass : N. cartons half or fun size
and lccoc. in hair eases; Eagle tab tets,
$500 cut lnHf. ss5c crushed. s3uc. .
mould \. Cuh.s nni Eagle 8 ID bags pow
d.r,1' Sc NNNN ]poNlereh. IeSc.; pow.
poN der"l, SOC. domino grtnu atel, cases
ga ani ; ID cartons SOC. ami : SOC.
lated, 7S0c,: Eagle coarse granulatrd.
SIC extra I'm" graduated. 7.5oc.; Eagle
:sS', aEa ID cartons fne graduated.
bags do. I soc. In sacks and I soc, In hbls ,
'oe in .ass, an! soc. in asl. l. and
'ated. 7tsc ans rranuia,ed and d,s mond
4. : soc. confectionery A. Zoe; no l.
:ssssss &c &c: :. issss . Ss : rs. Is \: :
,Ssc no s. e No. .: s.s5c. No. 10.
~ and IS, S7sc.
Observation-Disclosures; Fr.nch, drum, g.
ngi D' hRtssEil.s s's s I raIs."It% H isi:
basket. ;Oc. Q $50. virginia, wax bask.,
mnnns vas, sr1 ben snIn',; 49,; South Caro-
green, basket, ,i,.5.@s5o. B~EErs"o%%ssarr;:
s KS 200 Pc '9 iSS Is, s sis. 'Ip' on = Dbl ,is
R~oTs -Nearby, 100 lunches U5od22s.
n Gn. top" sG ~: .9g::s; washed.
washed. basket. isc' aii. CTcUMRERs@
Florida basket. .2iogi hothouse. dozen.
;opN; aomsstic, Ton, 800. per 100 ,7g
red. OBJ Dbl u.s.: 'cri"F sTa hS"s i'' isa
cAuLiFIowERs"Tong Island. .hora' css,
hbl, 1Ljon3; Long Island, crate. Val.?5:
Long Island. per nat Bunalo crate, 81;
s,%,.; ,si', Msoqst; crate I3SSi.l A.
rrhhA,SNa4HsYGFFiSSrra,dfss|y ss ss's .sitp as e. K Ell;
Virginia. Dbl. 6oa;5c, GkRLIc>NIm.
ported. strings, ID, .7asc.; New o%rlean.
Acknowledgements pei 100 'G iSi... '."lnGss
LIMA BEANs-Ncnrby. basket. Nai
rag nas; M@!yisnl and virEinia, basket
crate. SOC. qii,75; basket. ?NGs5c. LEEKs
IoNSHrey, iSa sunehs"' si:;5gi;So; MTsn
.s'inSr , Sn.Ne,, 7s ses.;ii'. %%fSosNsssGis,SsG'ss hutton" ans
100 %s' y s,s Eh ,sa s c7s;'i re-. ii!'i 10 H. 80" Sns s'' ,s y
500 state, white, 100 ID. bag, .s?Ia!;
Orang" county, yellow. 100 ID, bag. 50 q
IA; rcd, 100 u bns, ,Sus.sC, jersey
80; yellow, 7Gc, AL; red, 75c,qUi con
n%cc''cnt valley, yellow 100 u has: nH
rloriin. ner bnskct. seGs,5o; carrier, So
ASA: jersey, basket, si:0n2,5o. PEA!
--califofnin. per drum. 1saiO; Maryland
basket. 49, virsin'a, large, basket; (.
basket, tTti south Carolina, basket. sl,6t
a., pEPPERs-nullnose, bbL, na2fo
Florida, nos. ti.60a2.bo; virginia, hbl.
:.g,,, PAns,EyENearsy: 100 .pnchss
RADIsHES Nearby. 100 punches, soc. Il
s.. RoMAINE--Nearby. ,bbl;. .7tc: asL,:o
basltct. aha 7ic.. state. basket. soc. q VI
Maryland. bnske,. boc, .g,l; North Carolina
iet, 3Oq soc; Baltimore. basket, so n coo.
y,rsin,s W. rgl"; FST"'o' es;k.,
Hubbard, bbl,. tl.tonL75. TukNIrs.-
Ru,nhsga. bib; or hnE 'i5bm2; white, hbl
5os. g!i.sSi small box sSc:all, s,,r!s,
crate. 7kc. ISLE dollhouse. 10 ID. basket
7ic, wATERCREss-ioo bunches, Use. a
The sun., 1916-11-07
MIxh Hook Had 20 Rlackhah.

Rlacknsh were taken 10y fishermen In the
Taurus AZ the banks on sunday. q Ferris
Was h Ugh hook with 20 l." T. Martin and
J phcre mad - ,H,h j. Duncan. g. =
II SWifh and j BIhl,r, 20 each, J Mug
l'r, q. Il Carmichael, ~, + Horn. l5. and
! N'y,rwit2, - hiackhsh.
In marked contrast to the stormy sea
II sunday was that Of saturday last when
IN, Taurus anchored directly In front Of
Long Branch The sea WAS 80 smooth
II rom. ndei on. - a large mirror.
Was no swell and very little sun
~A,n' \ rough estimate Was that l'"s'
hll, kNsh and Ing We're caught Among
~, ugh hooks w,r, John BIll, 81. Fred
Thompson. g. : J Mooney. 20; John
pH'rg % Chari's MIg.er. -, Fret Horn.
o.. and orgo II F,ruald, |. bIatkfsh.
The sun., 1916-11-07
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market Just about lost Saturdays
adv ances yesterday, Reports Of more pressure
10 'riI III the em y"s' s ~ ,rn,sns ".rxs, l.t.
liquidation for over the election, while some
trade selling on the decline carried May con.
the high level Of Saturday. -Ths Close was
within Q point or two OF thu lowest at Q net
lose 81 y 70 ~ points. 0Aes. e,eee kAgs.
The sun., 1916-11-07

o.eoo: active. Packers and butchers. $3.50
ma20; common to choice. u. so a. 40; pigs
and lights, sG.25d0; stays. 1850 8 so.
Cattl.-Receipts, 5000 active steers
Calyes-Steady. SA.jO oil.
sheep-Receipts. 200. steady; S1s75.
Lamhs-steady. s6.6oaioe5.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. s.-Hoss-Receip,s. H.
SIS; pigs, ,7.5oaS: mixed and butcher.
:siSsasSi good, heavy. buIk'
Ca,tiewReceipt.. 5000: strong to zoe
higher. Native beef steers. !7!oHii -;
yenrling .tcers .and he,fers, ss5"mlllo;
cows. s.so1IT5; stockers and fso0crs,
3. 30 40; Texas quarantine steers, $50
as prime southern steers. Sms; cows
Rsd heifcrs, $500 $50; prime ~yearling
steers and heifers, s7.6ous; native calves,
shecp-Rcce,r,s ssco: steady to .isc.
lower Lambs .75oail: ewes. s37;d7?5.
ycar!irrs. 'Sms7j.
,, KANsA> ciry I,. Nov. ' pdps
.?.!oaac'; Hight. Gicaesc: pigs. Sa
cetie-R.ce,p,-. $4,000. intending, 800
~ steers. ssssTrie5: dressed beef s,rcrD.
$50" 20: Haifsr.' ,s'soaa';o ]ss,oclsrs
and feeders, ,I.'oa7"; bulls Gusjci
,sheep,-.Rece'pt.. 5000 ,,.aav. Lamb,
ers. s7.?i1s.s: ewes .e.75Ta5o.
rIrTsnvRG.. Nov s-rattl.-Hish.r;
supply. 100 "orloads Choice. S75ps2S,
.heep-uirhet. supply. Il, dcrbl. deck.
e so.is so; lambs. rTuio% Veal eaiv..
n=ss'aIow.r; rsc.,r,,. Is Soas,. .ecN,
-. Sas?5; pigs. Sesas7S; roughs. so
The sun., 1916-11-07

Coffee csbies-Rio unchanged at $500 Tor No.
exchange I.3cd. higher at I2kd. receipts,
for spot Ct $500 for No. 4: receipts. 60, on
stock. i,sss,oco.
,nd 1000 tws yesrs ssn Sac Psn,"' 4, 90
against M,np and IS. 600 Jundiahy. 45.NN.
against $50 and IS mn. Cleared FROM Snntu.
..''rrtav the Cnkai Nsru with s.. 900 bags FOR
New York.
The sun., 1916-11-07

IN 'h' northeast gale that blew On sun
lty Gshermtu caught from rs TO so nuke,
Ike and whiting In the Agnes on
k,F.y Point and IN" hrIihu"y. The
pril, r-h VAS a luke of = pounds. taken
b.. S|lv, 90 Marx
The sun., 1916-11-07

New ORLEANS. Nov. "a quiet but
steady tone prevailed IN cotton to-day.
In the early trading active months stood
II TO IS points. In the afternoon the
advance widened to IS 10 81 points.
Closing prices II to 20 points UP.
Futures:
The sun., 1916-11-07
DISCHARGE In Bankruptcy,

discharged BY Judge Leaned
HAM In United states District Court.
william II, Lent, pa4l W. I.ippman. Isaac
Sehwartz, Siml"1 II. Mahlrran. samuel
Fcnserheim. Albert SIehaus May Me.
haus. Pittshurg Contracting Company
Jake S~ch~advr. John J Ba ilun. Charles
seldom. Frederick r Hnthorne. sam
Botk. A q u. o. les. samuel Kuskin.
FRANK Rosen. samuel MIll'r. Robert
Friedman, Jacob Furman, Sick ParentIn.
,.cii {, Hd\ey and Max C.. krsntz.
The sun., 1916-11-07

,first name L. that Of dehtor)
Andrew, Arthur III. Ior,nan ia. rs
a co. ....."-.-............ $50 70
i'al>"i. isahC-n i'Ilahne ct al S..lS. 10
'.N ~ New YORK; A Speaccr. Jr.
recover .,'.' lie 80
' OFT J"lh.A tll", - nj tri-'." ?,-Jl q:
and ,rarS Wa, :S4s &c
%1lcr'crt ... 100. -. .t5s 70
II all, Tino'tv AMI John McAlis er-
4 &. Guutsrr is7 ca
Haskell. Jo,cph-M G~olimuntr ct al itN5 *
i'an"f. Anirow S-K Radyiwm. ...... ST. u
.>nilmHn. fliss-H Relchsrd ........ g. Il
- ir"vn-t. Georrc-s E%chrlnsu. .. 1850 %
ied"r,..... .''..,..-,.....''... :.ae ~
N,srrv ,io,crh Al c rhirp. LOO 81
Mn-trAngrlo. Giovsnni e Grsnsfci i.st6 30
>ow Yorker Zoi'urg Publishing and
Printing 60 / Rom isS 70
-, r'aul FIR" AMI Marine In. Co.
y Iolstridre ........ ........., a.-ss IS
stanton. J"~eph T. = 7 Jlnrv - al. SOS ~
S"ho'"r. hnrsh'm-M r,hrtkRnt...-... 80? -,
smith. George y = j pr,,r go Il
Soht"nk"'Sen. Martin, jr, Indiv Ell
Albert II Ashfrrt. Inc ....... ........ "a IN
Br"n, Fil~d.
Boutwell,. John-O J stephens. Inc 8. ,a7 ts
futt"rman. Norris R.g'n,hurg 4
Hens F,rrcs. Go e I RYAN, adm. ,a- =
Mccormack. Geo w Dalton. admx L. so N
Stan'Hn. Joseph r-I L 'l,ry - nj l.c2' 80
Manhattan satisfied judgments.
First. d,h'or; second, '%-rii'or' dat fled }
Lewis, Lester j ", Lewis Oct. 3
SIMPLER automobile Coo. X Eagle
June "a. 1915 ......... COS 90
Csran Rros. Inc.-Polsct Tyre and
Rubber G" r.h. 4 1915 ..,........ s5i "a
The sun., 1916-11-07

Local spot market quiet and 10 points higher
ct ~ 05 'or middling upland sales nil.
South. n spot markets and sale.
New y leans steady. II p. W. u &c. : l.79.
Mobile steady. 10 p. up. B.yhc. 10.
Charleston steady, isc. M, tSssc.
Norfolk steady, Il y. up. Is 5oc. III.
1tsitimore nominal. 1s%c.
AGgusts steady, 9 p m, Is 75c e.
yattlc Rock steady, unchanged. Is. 50c.
Galveston firm, IL p. M, Is Soc. c,a0
Memphis steady, unchanged. ls.75c $500.
Houston steady, 10 p. IN. N.'5c. 7cH
MANN V1r.V.tnrrs .NN .rsNrVa
The sun., 1916-11-07
PORT RECEIPTS AND STOCKS.

Liverpool Cables Spot in good demand; sales.
5000 bale. speculation rnd export. 100
American, 5000. MiddlIing hplsnd, n ed. I'm
ports, @.tot, including 2i.65. American. Flu.
lures opened steady at l pu mt advance; closed
quiet ~ net advance Of en'0 points January
February, Il. iOiad. March. April. ll.l5t-d. ;
May june. II I'D, July August, II cid. Oc'o'
her November. l0.osi Manchester-fsr hard
ening cloths IN good demand.
The sun., 1916-11-07
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL
storm Drives Ducks IN Bays.

sundays storm brought thousands OF
ducks and geese to Great south and Barne-
gat hays. Gunncrs are looking forward TO
The election day holiday to 60 out Tor
" Ilufuwl.
The sun., 1916-11-07

Certain fishing boat captains VIII leave
later than usual to-day In order that citi-
ems may vote before they 60 fshing
Cod and blatkfiSh are In the outside
waters IN addition to whiting. hake ana
ling.
In LONG Island sound. and In bays and
other sheltered waters are mackerel. tom
cous, tiounIers and cells.
The sun., 1916-11-07
Looking for Cruise TO f1oridas

Now that the FIRST breath Of winter
has tout h'i the North are you looking
tunpinsly for the sunshiny Southf How
Gould "A twenty day cruise In the auxiliary
yacht Ctyugi on the inside course to
Florida nppcI7 Mrs. william Raymond
Sll and Capt. Tom Bell Of Sheepshead
BAY have room In the CayuGa for half .
loz' II pass,ng' rS-to pay a pro rata share
Of the expenses
4, Is m, plan OF Capt. Bell and Mrs.
Sill 80 start this week II possible. The
.rpis-. VII b. from pshead Bay.
through the Raritan Canal. !chesapeake
ana Delaware Canal. Moreh.ad City,
IA, nee to Jacksonville. 50. Augustine and
St Johns RIVER TO Miami
Capt Hell IL one Of New York's best
known fishing and cruising nayigators.
having commanded boats for the past
fN'nty years. The CsyuYa IN fye years
old. 20 feet long. ~ foot beam and has
stat. rooms and cabins and III. boats The
engine Of the caIugd has 20 horsepower
Tn" CaNugn j. at Arches Pier, Sh.,ps-
head Bay, wh,r. Capt. Bell can be found
IAlly.
The sun., 1916-11-07
Fishing and Hunting Inquiries.

Readers ask for Information as follovs:
kfS,u-ls II necessary to have an ad-
tl' ,oual license to tax" a licensed hunting
dos "a Another vuauty for "A few DAYS
hunt
Hudsou-Arc tomCods hitting In the Hud-
SON River on the New jersey side opposite
ny, hutn street"
Skits-W whore are ~snndworms and blood
worms found
Y Az, N,ackhsh biting at Manhattan
Beach rock pile, AMI, Il so, what IL tn.
d,crHg" Wcight' What Is the best bait
for Il,.k
The sun., 1916-11-07
Two Men Needed to Hold wheel.

II seemed on sunday morning as though
fishermen from shecpsbead Bay. a nice
west wind at sailing time and the SKY
clearing. II was hard to believe people
Just arriving who said Il was raining very
engineer OF the Evelyn. talking to the
Sc ritter. remarked that II was raining so
hard at Canarsie that he did not think
We left the bay at about . o'clock with
apt. Lockwood at the wheel and capt.
Dave Martin on the upper deck with him.
Aft,r passing Rockaway Point MAS very
TO the FIRST mate, John. come up mere
and see hat the life boats are ready Tor
use"
After getting ashore and having some
hing else beside strong winds and heavy
seas TO think OF, Capt. Martins order TO
he mat. same back to me. Al the time
p.,rhoad and the sea was very calm.
what | would like TO md out. In view
Il What happ' ned later, was u preinoni-
ION sTconl sifht or thoysh'fu'nes' TOT
We arrived at Seabright at e;So ana
started to FISH. with the weather ideal
tor the purpose. The nsh came In very
IA piuly, the writer getting fourteen black
uslL Then the sky clouied up and the
ind went around to the southeast. when
capt Martin vent among the passengers
blow and I think We had better 20 to the
10, Ilbuoy and rsh for ling before coins
home. a. It viii not be- 80 rough there
Everybody being agreeable We started
- rough that II required the strength
Il both capt. Lockwood and Capt. Martin
& the wheel to manage the boat; ana
H"ip thAaking both Capt. Lockwood and
Mirtin for the abl- manner with
hich the Giralda MAS handled In the
"r,, 80 ! have seen In al ny deep
ta re Eng, Third street. Nov. 8