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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-22
Notes from Beatrice
And Gage County

BEATRICE. Neb.. Jan. 2i.--(speciaL)-l
The county board OF supervisors yester-
day passed the annual expense bill,
which amounts TO sitsS5o. This y an
increase OF only $50 over the estimate
OF last year For the erection OF a new
county jail the board will raise uS0Oo
tbs scar, and the balance necessary can
bo takeu care OF n 1917 and 1918. Last
vonr SIS. zoe was used for retiring court
house bonds, which item was omitted
this year. as the remaining tls,OO0 does
not fall due until 1918.
Hattie n. 10y OF this city Thpysday
began suit for divorce against her nus
hand. Ackey V. 10y. charging him with
nonsupport ana desertion. She asks for
aIinony and money for the support OF
the children,
Carroll Arnold. member OF the aero
hatie team Of Arnold q White. which has
toured the state for the last ak years
giving exhibitions at the COUNTY fairs,
died here yesterday OF pneumonia. He
was IS years Of age and the son OF MT.
and Mrs. +. a Arnold OF FairbuFy. He
leaves no family except his widow.
In the $4,000 damage suit OF Rexford
Dobbs of this city against the Burlington
company lot injuries HhfAtthNN ~ hA~'fNs
when his touring car turned over on a
Burlington crossing near that place. the
attorneys for the company filed an ap-
rlleasssn IN the district court YESTERDAYS
asking for the appointment OF three phy-
slclans 10 make a physical examination
Of Mr.. pobbs. His attorney objected and
the case viii DO heard in the district
court. Dohbs alleged that the crossing
was In dangerous condition and that
he has been permanently dlsfigured and
injured.
The volunteer firssaen ~held a meeting
Wednesday evening and decided 10 hold
big banquet in this city soon TO which
Fire Commissioner Rldgell and others
will be invited.
Joseph Knapp. pioneer resident OF the
Cortland vicinity. died at his home near
that place yesterday OF pneumonia Mr.,
Knapp vas born IN Germany in 1880 ane
came 70 Gage county in 1872. He Is sur
vived by two daughters and two sons,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-22
,ntI.rrsrnreare.. Pe,,t,or.

KEARNEY. Neb.. Jan. p. Especial Tel
egram. .)-Petitions against preparedness
are being circulated about the city and
large number OF business men are sign
ing the documents. The party who is do
ing the work rs not known. Local poll
ticians deny any knowledge Of the origin
Of the petition.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-22

BEATRICE. Neb.. an. aJ-Cspscial
1slesram.)-oas Hansen q osdsburg.
Kan. who WAS injured IN an explosion
~ the stone erueher plant a. Blue
Syringe . week ago while attempting 20
start fire with gasoline. mistaking a
foF kerosene. died IN a hospital here to-
night lie was $ years OF age and un-
mafricd. The body sill be taken 10 Olds-
burg for interment
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-22

her husband. and came 20 Omaha about
six years ago from Nebraska City.
Funeral services will be held Sunday aft
ernoon at O'Clock from Gentlemans
chapel, with interment in West Lawn
cemetery.
Mrs. Mary AmeBda.
AvOCA. Neb. Jan. 2L-(special)-Mrs.
Mary Amenda. seed IS. died at her home
southeast Of town today. Mrs. Amenda
was a pioneer ~ this vicinity. having
resided near lere for about forty years.
Three sons and cne daughter survive her.
G. GriswOId.
G. Griswold colored. aged IS years. died
al his home. ISL North Twenty-third
street. OF tuberculosis. lie is survived by
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-22

his wife and mother. Funeral services
win be held under the auspices Of the
knights Of Pythias and will be conducted
from the Grove Methodist church.
Twenty-second and Seward streets. Sun
day afternoon at 2:s0 o'clock. with inter
ment in Forest Lawn cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-22
Our Jitney oster-Tnu nud Sc.

Don't miss this. Cut out this slip. en-
close with sc and mail Il 80 Foley & Co.
Chicago. H.. writing your name and ad.
dress clearly. You will receive In return
a trial package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar compounds. for coughs. colds
and Group; Foley Kidney Pills, for pair
in sides and back. rheumatism, baclSache
kidney and bladder ailments. and Foley
Cathartic Tablets. a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartie. for con-
stipation. biliousncss. headache and slug
gish bowels. Sold everywhere.--Advert
ment
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-22
Nebraska
REFEREE TO HEAR
STATE OIL CASE
Supreme Court Appoints W. M
Morning to Inquire Into
Facts of Controversy.
AGREEMENT REACHED ON FEES
from . 500 correspondent.


LINCOLN. Jan. 2i.-(Special Telegram1
oil companies will pay fees for inspec-
iion to the state oil commissioner. ac-
cordinr to an order issued by the SUI
prone court this afternoon after con-
ference in which W. u. McHugh repre-
scnted tho Standard OH company. Amos
Thomas represented all other companies
interested in the suits which have been
brought except the Manhattan and Ma
,lonaI OH companies. Attorney General
Reed the state and Arthur Mullen the
oil commissioner.
After paying out Of these fees the ex-
pcnses OF running the department Com
missioner HarnAn will turn the remain
der into the office of the clerk Of the
district court to be held pending the set
tlenent Of suits already brought both
In tho Douglas county district court and
the supreme court The court appointed
w NJ. Morning Of Lincoln a referee, who
will Investigate and report TO the court
In sixty days his findings.
Terrible Case IN Lancaster.
According to statements made by Dep
uty County Attornev Lower OF Lancaster
county. who has been investigating the
case, Anna Hercock OF Hallam, a girl OF
unss-s~l mind, has been taken to the
Beatrice Institution for the Feeble
Minded because Of Illicit relations with
her two brothers. Edward and Joseph
also feebie-minded.
The investigations disclose that the girl
has given birth to two infants, both Of
which were fed 10 the hogs. and she Is
now about 20 become n mother for the
third time. The two brothers will also
be taken care Of. One Of them is 20
years Of are and the other 2. The girl
Is about 30.
Dr. Fast TO Hastings.
Dr w. s. Fast. superintendent Of the
BeAtrice Institute for the Feeble-Minded,
has been appointed superintendent Of the
Hastings asylum. TO succeed DIR. Baxter,
removed for alleged disobedience OF the
orders of the State Board of Control. No
successor TO DR.. Fast has been selected
Tho board met this afternoon and talked
over the matter with the superintendent,
and while the salary Is the same he Is
now receiving. $500, II will broaden his
fled and for that reason he decided 10
take she place,
The board has always considered the
doctor the most efficient superintendent
at the head OF state institutions
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-22

First Natcinai bank OF Lovell. capital
$500
4 charter has been issued the Farmers
and Merchants bank OF Alcester. 5. p.
capial s25,OOO A. .. Ofstadt is presi-
dent and j. A. Swebson. cashier. This
Is ? conversion of the Farmers and Mer-
chants state bank OF Alcester.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-22

G. G. Meek. pastor Of Castelar, Presby-
terian church. Mr. Albert e. Henderson
and Miss Fannie u Mitchell stood with
the bride and groom
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-22
HYMENEAL
Observation-Disclosures.

MIR William Henderson and Miss Flor
ence Morisrty Of Omaha were united IN
marriage Wednesday evening. January
10. at s O'Clock. at the residence OF Rev.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-22

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.--(special Tele-
gram. )-Nebraska pensions granted
Susan II. Brown. Beatrice Si2; Katharine
Reutzel sutton. si2. phcbe r. Nc
Bride 9i2
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-22
mani Chnnrca.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2o-(Specsl Tele-
The comptroller Of the currency has an
proved the application to convert the
Lowell State bank, Lowell. Wyo.. into the
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-22
DEATH RECORD


w. A. Gross. aged 81 years, OF Elkhorn,
died at st. Joseph hospital of stomach
trouble He was a tailor and had been a
resident OF Elkhorn for a number OF
years. Funeral arrangements have not
been completed, Hesfy and Heafy await
Ing word from relatives.
Mrs. Daniel CIapsaddIe.
, Mrs. Daniel Clapsaddle, aged 50 years,
died at her home 1911 Davenport street,
after a short illness. She is survived by
The sun., 1916-10-01

-.. "a
1000 eUndola cars from y. Y. Central y. Z. 70
ANY, STnaS Iii. -. x,ia."rce Ia 10
nsaI an o.,mesi plsnt
'' 80, "n ..,.o, Cha, Ii.
IN riAL.r nnn q. a. ~ "n,,cc1 n~ r,rr
vp%v;;Jov' WW,"N msrt veil ,,ricl 20. Atnc,ican
sni,S,pg Br,ct 20, and Cuvahoea Brick & stale
~" III q, CIeyel,nd. Obin'
,,.uIS rOT ASH p,por,el official ~ en-.
hnn i,cpt Of Agriculture declared analysis "
po,a.h SAMPLE from new Held shows II per
cent. soIuhiiity In water.
psrrs MILLS ,Drp-Surplus wear ended
JuIy /. sse, is5, compared with $685." In pfcvi-
"ns year. Officers elected y. ". Isles pres,
Estes. treas directors: ~ ~ $50
Estes. i. u Estes, II. L N"lh'I' u "'''''''
FEDERAL OH. CO.-Reports conlplc'ton oi
10 10 20 bni. wei %. hentuvSs ""' "'
ing dairy PRODUCTION w w" ,. ~
FLORENCE IRON aitrr "o"n
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COTTON MARKET.

Tea ,,,to, -.,or., from tho Gove-nnen.
A"o 80" ~ ~, un"J,v morning
are 20 oe pqo,iSnyu W. w., "sn.us itureaJ.
rne nrst vi. ~ w men, cloned from
s.sius ~ nW1",nhf"l' on ,ri,i t" Sertam-
ne 6r""t W, -os y. g. ,r fcIinwad nj
Str ~. n"" "t".,, 80. lac ~. last Of
ov,oen, ~ ~" ~" ,,roorthiv condition rr
me season : I,'u", Ill., ~" ' on, ,,tsirfp -;
~. .., stir,,,.. mo emu.
re nur'"u "' ,t"u' ,ri.i ~, n,.,,,.s sbow-
u"n MI ''i'"Ii ~, to-. ,o,,nn AN
,nu wy 40, .,., ,-,,, m n,I.. OF tui
.orr inu " '"'', ne urt.--.
'"nnn.s , ~, r.,- "a, hand
VIII ,..t .,,tn, .n..rd.,'
E.n''u, " 49,, ,b,r. rtr,rt.l
1n. ~ ', .,.. '.,,ir- ,o,nmu
lurtneF i'' '.. .cc,,.d "a Ia.
Ilphts ""l,, ,,i .,uT b.rn soil.
.usL ." W. 80, ,,ratv,N Nv
ing ,n,,,cts inv ,r .tridy. ne,
-ns,'' ~" W. h.. .t pr,,at, 70
point nlsn'. =" 3D. '" ''Nr,. - ~,
'vr,h ma'' r,,'', rb,r. unperrct
phianv,l,' ', 49,. nj Lrr,.
10 pe t,,L ga. ~ rs
,Rv. .,,uI,v .,n rruer,hN
n,nP"i .,,4, . i,tc ,.tt,u or
ar 49, IT, cn, "a wv" "'
i'i g.. "a, a.. 81 - .,t.. 10. n. ,lcr,
naNert.Y 81" ~, ', 80, ..'rrci mo
80 .1u. 3D.. mari of IuU t.u,-
u,.o,,,o. II, a.. ,.,i ,n,rL.s
P'ru ytc,dl a, , de
NV
The sun., 1916-10-01
GRAIN MARKET.


WuEAr-The principal dc,,.sput.ts
yes.erday Ucir control .'outi tn 80.
po,itlnu In ,'hp.agn ms tLrrs ~,
much uncertaius re- ring he prona ola,
action OF loUes in MAJ up.f.tpr. Sep'tu.-
her advanced carly to 'i.iGi.. ~ n Gain ut
e%c. from tn Ma. - Tr'dHs. att.
,hrouehout the groutr, part @. The session
,hs undcrtu.a was arm. Durlu. til, last
Jew minu'as ~ tradr September lorgs sn'a
I,eoyuv AMI mic lrnE, d.. fr,m *. inu.
final iigIr.s nrlur -, ne; lower. ~.
DERIVING trad" cpndti"rs we're not pa'
iicularly changed, although hfiei Il MN
opening tHa lat" months "rsed on unH"i
selling promp'"D ty rum"rs ~, rains IN
portions of Argentine. Will" n IN" clos
the break IL September ..u.e' 3'nre or les
selling. cios!nf FRI - ".re q. 80 10 NJ
low er, Liyrrpn.. ia',,l TO- r.. pond TO "u'
decline Of F-.o,, tt~ru"nr, lu. tn"r, Wa
little In m for. ~ novs % cuusr q hang
~ position hEl''rt sale W... ....H',,,
~ ABOUT go" .'' hN-" ~, 'N''s "',"
ram Su,o%, Nfu"Ig9,rl Ns,ieI.lv assier
n..n,i f., a 20, c,., v,.o, In thn local
cash position Was frn. With premiums
prao.icalIy uncham ct from Friday. Al.
vices rom .Austraiit iulirNt'i mNroN.'
The sun., 1916-10-01
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

4 q. 4 W. !, =, y 90 iulN me- .rs 80,
COMPARED with SEQ, lM iH am" 's.tth 4Il'
sr8s Sl.l"i,'s'' c"npsr'' WIN '''h" hhn"
mo. IN .'4'i hrt N,''l I'l,," Wr'' '"' o.
Si,N-s.>., compared VAN w N'"'
ier'r 1910
EXPORTS AND Exports ~ NOR
ohsnd,., reported 10y y. y fusion, House vc.-
'erlay ~ef. valued ~ sl-,e.aS7l ntS're 81,
u.s. So tsr tait week iinpor's were 's'u,"
at VISA, III, making !S,o1''4l- $" TAR this week
FAY A. UICCINs-Vsvc OPENED branch osNc,
4, yto.,nn undcr psnaycmcnt az a. g. CalLr.
The sun., 1916-10-01
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

CAROLINA POWER 3 Ii CO n.p9i'.
for Aug. gross earnings sG3,ose, ass,ns,
ssa,oss in Aug. 1913. not sls,6ls' against
sia,7sa. surplus after chnrscs 49,.
assinst d.Hcit OF 81 1876 ~, ytar. For
I'VE vc months ended Aug. ~ gross ''yo,.
iST. aim ss6.,si7 IN p%reyion' YEAR nst
s2ss sSi, aga!nst s2Io. SSa; surplus ave.
Charges siei 800. asainst s~i9i'"' N Prov
Gus year.
rAIl.As ELECTRIC - Augnst Eto.'
s,.a,sTo, inc. 1895; net AFTER taxes :sS'
gi., dec. sa,573. surplus after cNarGes ~.
"a dec. $3.50. Twelve months FroS.
si,eos,'Sd. dee. s5.etI surplus aver
charges s3os. s0i. de-. ssi.3.".
MAssILLoT Electric & GAS CO
Has bccn authorized ny ohio ttll!lcs Com
mission 70 issue a new ir. year % 'oh'
10 reinancc old issu" and has 40 hu-
,horIyed Yl2b,OOo additional So ci'nr'a-
tive preferred stock.
SOUTHERS OHIO TRACTION & Ii,
Cleveland edvices state that requlred ?b'e
| cf common stock has been deposited, Nni
CItiyen. Savings & Trust Co, am. "
| banker. Hodenpyl. Haruy & g" anl = W.
! clark 4 co. will take over stock ~ once
at 800 a share,
! PACIFIC 1t. & POWER .GoEr-Ne-
mort, August gross earning s.'',l"I, IN
i0,sc,; na' si?7..ao. Inc go. haan,.
after charge. Sos 3IS. inc. So EaGhi
| months gross S2,lto.Is?, In. J. II NJ
stlS.osi, Inc. NO ha,dnce hf ' 'hA'H''
sscT.scG. inc. 3Src,
The sun., 1916-10-01
MINING NEWS.

BIG LEDGE COPPER CO :s d."
shart In Henrietta mine rNpoFted 10
down from lower tunnel. Assays from this
distance rep tr rrd to show copper, l-h"'c'
gold 81, so and eilver $40.
CALUMET & JEROME COPPER Co
John l.. Rauher. formerly .: United N"rde
Mininr -, Will have charge .: surface de
v~elopmcnts
MINING CORP. or cANADA-Has de.
c!arei extra d!vidend Of .isrs and one %,
i.i, r.. both payable Sent. 20 -. stock ~
record mat DAY Corp. controls cohalt
Lake Mining Co, ci.y 81 Cobalt Mining GO ,
Cobalt; Contrac, Iine AMI contract fNt"i'-
Ion Mines.
MoNTANA-BiNGH\ M CONSOLIDATED
CO. Iiassls. contract 20 titan HARMS Tun-
melting Machine 90. To- extend m0in tunn"i
500 additional feet.
NEVADA CONSOLIDATED COPPER
CO production ;..sS.ol' lbs com,
pared with s.a37 .3l N July an s'''!'''-
In jane.
QUINCY MINING ca -Repor'ed that
mine operations. have been AZ norma. since
SEPT. l. following several interruptions. al
;siG production IL estimated az about -l.
Ooo. o6o Ms. ~ coppe-.
, SILVER KING COSsOIIpArE MlN.
I:G CD--Aug. earnings reported sI'.ooo,
! compared with sii.0no IL JAY. piyid"ui
No. -. amounting 20 io". n share. hhs N-"n
I announced for oct. u VII bring 'nf1.
uIs.r,hrtlou IN - at.tt ''io0hN.
The sun., 1916-10-01
GROWTH IN AUTO BUSINESS.

W~NsHtSGToS, Sept. 30.--Manutactit'i
Of automobiles and automobile part
showed an Increase Of 1b3.? per cont. a.
the five years from 1909 TO 1914. accord
ing 70 samuel l. Harris, Director of tn
Census.
The value o. ,hoae products in 1914
was s632,s3l. 600. an Increase OF s3S3.-
$4,000 over 1909. Persons engaged ia
tho industry numbered 1881. an In
crease 81 - per cent. over 1909. Capi-
tai invested amounted to s407. 100000.
IN Increase ~ 134.b per cent. Salaries
and wages paid aggregated S13e.453. goo.
an increase Of 1897 per cent. Materials
cost $3.50. 20s 600, an Increase OF 1905
per cent, and value added By manufaa-
turo was s2T6. G?3.0 900.
The sun., 1916-10-01
RAILROAD NEWS.

August gross earnings % far reported IN.
dDcato a gain OF about 10 per cent. over
August, 1915 These earnings arc baseu
on reports which include about 20 per
cont Of the mileage OF the three ds.
,ric,s. In considering preliminary weekly
figures for September " viii pc wei
10 mote that tho combined reports OF al IN
por' ant roads in September, 1915. showed 81,
%'r,rca-o of 50 n mile In gross conipareu
Wi'h September. fqit. but o decrease OF o.''t
com ,srrd with september, 1919. and an IN.
iri.r Of tee COMPARED with September.
~. similar fi,ufes for August. 1915. showed
an increase Ia sross for that mouth. OF I"t
: niilc a. compared with August. 10 !, nut
4 a~c,rrass OF ii'c n mile. as compared WIN
August. 1913, and n decrease Of 8.'rt. az
compared with August. 1919. similar figures
To- July. 1915. showed n decrease IN gross
oi onc-'hiri Of ~ a mile. a. compared WIN
show a decrrasa i'm cross of twothirds OF
re . mule. ~ compared with June. 1871.
The sun., 1916-10-01

BEANs-Nearby. Ssk. Or bag. SOC. 0e1.
LETTUCE--Nearby. Dbl. boc. qsl; crate,
rs n 75c. state. crate. Csc. nSl.b0; bsk ~
u76c. bEEKs-Nearby. 100 bchs, Sl:boT
so. Ml'SHROpMS-Per 4 III hsk.. 7hr."
s.. O~NIONS-stn,e and Western. white,
crate. stUl.2t; white. pickles. crate, sl,6o
az. yellow. 100 ID. bag, t75d22b; rod.
sl50M2; California. yellow, 100 lib. bag.
s1.76n..50; state, Whit. 100 Id. bag. ""
. "a: state. red. hsk, 75c. o 81; yellow, 1Sr
81: whlto 75c. Tsl: Orange county. Nello"
100 10. bag. fn22i; white. 100 u. hag.
81 50U:.25; red. 100 III. bag. N5oW 223i
RED. loo Nv. bag. sm2 red or yellow osk
So M'l: Jersey, white. pickles, - Il So
other white. 81 u Loo, red. Tic. ut yellow,
15s.MsI. Connecticut Valley. yellow. 100 IL.
bag. s2Tg35. pkHA-Jersey. prach bak.
soc. 1sl; largo hsk.. soc. ~; carrier. .Sl.2"
1"2a. PEAS-California, drum, EH'.
lepprrs-Cherty. hsh.. .l..iNi.16: cheese,
green. hrl.. si.7aI2.25: red. bbi.. 81 go!
2.5. bdl,noSe. green. bbi. slm 80. red.
bib, t.r9..0; Kinr, hb.. siiom -; long.
lbl, Sl2,"i7.;cuhan ,pucei. stren,. NO..
ii.to4 Ia. red. bib, - -" so. fAlis-
l.3Y-Ncarhy, 100 .hoh-a tlst'?a FLMr-
kINS-Bn'.. IS. RADISlIES Near.
~. 100 bchs.. soc. as. ROM AlNE-Ne"r-
10, IN. go nsl; state. bst.. soc. ds'; boy,
40 n g.. SpINACI-Nearhy. crate. 80"
,sc state. hsk. SOC. n 81. SlTASli Mar
row. bill. 80 ut; Hnhhard. sl7tI-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., hnl., sa.5oMsT5 To
MATpES-Nearby, lhrLe hoN, tp -;
anal box. 75,. nsl.:a. carrier, slH' 10
WATERCRESS-loo bchs. ttT.,
The sun., 1916-10-01
vEGErABLEs. MisCELLANEoUs--AI

bLkS. Misc
~BRussEi.s spKouTs-s..,.. a.. i5c
Lone Island. cuISc. BEASs-WaN. hsh
cr bag. zoe. 3si5c: green, hsk or bag $5c.
asi; cranberry. hsk- SOC as. BEETs
Nearby. ino hch. se1sto; tops on, ~
S2.:od2 CAKRoTs-N-arhv, 100 .Nch'
slOa:; unwashed, top. on, Dbl. S?.in
80: wssh-d. ops en-. BIB! S3asio: IN.
washed. hss.. aoa7tc.; washed, bsk, - ~
81 CtCrMPENS-Hn.hous', nov t4
hsk.. s.gS; state, N.k s. 81 10; Lone J
ard. hhl 1850 80: hslS ;I'.'. J.rs'
1a,t.. nc, y 81 81. cucumber p.c%i"., STATE
small. mi, Sl state. all. Nush-' 'sk
y ;ou: e; ste.o ~! "a. nsl aga 20
state. Nsk. - b9sa "a; sh"rket, : O. nsh
7hr I'll. cucumber pickles. LONG I'isr'
bDl. - CARBAGES-N.srby, per ;>'
rqlo. hbl, t.25ui- -. Ie-.'y and l.u"s
Island, red, hb'., I5oU" CrLcRN Sta
ana nrarhy. beh.. l;Uiic.. cough crate. {.
a. CORN--Iers.v ara Long Island. 9TH
sorts. 15c as: cNllrLoWFli Ion,
Is'snd, rate. si:igT; 10 /. -, $40"
?. No. :. bbl 81 ?5nc?F. STATE, bio e
AZ crate, J.7Ea, EGGPLANTS rJ'
hsh COO sSc.: 50 a. crate, 30 q -" N.'
$40 :b. GANL'C-ImportNl, strings. 40
3Isc. New Orleans, In. sP7c LIN
The sun., 1916-10-01

liverpool cable: spot, dIll: sales. 400"
bales. speculation ami export 500: Amcri.
can, 5000. imports, ta.cUU, al American.
,~u!tuplanG, 7tid Futures opened quiet. :.
point lower, closed easy, At h net dec!ir'
OF points: Scp'einher. ".ihd.. september
October, H.%5d.. DCtoUer-N UNrinb"r '.sNI
Noroirber- December, ".20A. bocemher-laG
nsry. a.32iad.: J.uugrv- t"prutr, 81 .
February March. 0.@Ti,d.: MJrch-NJri.
$3.50 Apr.'-Aay. "iid.: Me. .1Grr,
r.tlhd: ilr"-tu'y. 9"ai- H.: JI.y-Augg-t,
s.o7hd, Arsust-S lt"mh'". r-1I
The sun., 1916-10-01

November. Ia U.-3 ios- W'.l'.3 W.!
innnary.... 10 ili iS.a i6sa.g; N.S
F;,rgais iSa' @3' m% l"%@ 1917
Nav ,'..... icJo ioo, ia65 ioSs-sc i"'S,
EGLs receipts. SOS cases. Fresh gath
cr"I, cStra fn". Pc do1en, 81 5sc.; extra
dlrries. Nc. l. ?NI2shc.; ~. = and poorer.
-" &c. checks. Gcod to choice. dry. .G,.
ahd"rgiHd's. G3m 2j": refrigerator. special
marks. fancy, storage and Insurance paid.
~" Nrsts. 2'i2 u 30i9r. seconds. IS 2sc.:
low"r eradss. yai 2;'sr dirtios. 2iIs as;c.
refrigerator. state. whites, 81 sac; STATE.
Pennsylvania and nearby. Western. h"nnerv
wh!,es IN" TO 'iu,j. 45Nioc.. ordinary T."
good. 3trti" gathered whites, ordinary to
Inc. o" 81 Western and southern. gath
cred whites. Sla3;c.; STATE. rcnnsyivonia
ami neirh.. h%crnerH browns, 3s"i2c.;
gathered brown and mixed colors 81 d37c.
FLOUR N>D Price. in wood
winter st.alrh's. ~s5i5o71o. cstra 80. l
sa.siftt.9 Kansas s'ta!ghts, sf.eo SIS;
fancy spt!ng pai"nts. t%onbiny lots, sg.30r
meal arm, Kim d-ici. s4so nag meal
irm iut Whit" AMI yellow. sco5; coars",
shSi Fee ~ MN, Ian, ar;s: sasSe'
$3.50, hour n'ddl'ee. do, $3.50: red dog
Hour 10 10 s2ehs $50; Western steady:
Joan :@s x? = r 'S,sI ni Sii sIs"a dS' ,s ss'sS'p p:i
do- flour. 40 ID sacks. scj.
tanCf D. ~. sh'iee; S.e,; prime
iilck,.berr,es. 1919. ID. is9itc. Back.
Eoyei. tshtai,o. Moorrafs, ii;o. pssCs::.
boxes, iNrit.
FRUITS. FRESH -ArPLrs-Nor,hwse..
s::%2 "Fstnl R'c,d sS,; 'it" g. .,991'shsn' i HSl
Imperial b5'.. sI75Ts. w6if River. bhl..
sa,.s.a5i sM.in'cc'9i. n ,,G!, ,ns,gM vsii1sin's,
nir.h, ;.n".7i. .wcnl,hy, 90 ~ ,Fai
rJaPfGR'.' r.p iaS :. Il. ol rsailns 7'!H2'fas; .s ''cG ui.
,]ori,",. " da ", pa G,s:!s
,ieSq .: Grev"" ,ain. .f,r We.,ern. .IoS
z 10 Wealtht. lar wcstern. box. $3.50.
King, Gar Wo-t"rr. hcv. $50. EARS
baGiiet,, ian.y .rs@ rrc,t, be,. $50
10. >. nGl, So =: bsk.. ~,:c'gsi.SS
E"ar h:s7. 81 ~. c~otsh 1h., '7gs,rs
''ph hGArfG NI"ifRraI' hb'' 20
NJ, 's.;.@ o.. h'nr,s .n'An.O on. sbi; & 2!
H'HI o1 .n'"s. SO. Wrr,'-r $40
i.'o 20 80. bsk 200 - - L. Contc. bnl
t.!a' ks"h'r. Hhl, 8 H' -. pEAriIE.
|t Nv . tFf|F'. H.f' ~ 49, h-k, = a
&c. 1VsnNL hoy. .i.as;-. stItn. vi
ho-ti hush-l. hsk N.sl,,.. state. as /,
Kinds. ~,l-ilcr. ...ri2 ~ site EIber,a. bsl,.
% So. s',.. cher kin.s' ~ 40 gst"'
= S,t.". rh. .I4tc, 80. 49, ~. STATE
,;i't h'nI'. "-''' A-N, 75'.J 81 -
~ 81 N'ai" R'i"' 'lu.,. \ 10 hsk O
'5r stat. \~utctra. $ ID. hsk., 25u soc,
S'",", i]'Ay'o. : h,k 1oY Soc state
"a n"i h-N. f."'' IIINlS-Stat".
~ h'f 600 : r.. h"sl,. ,hskr. $40
20. fltn>- t,nforr's i,n- iSk. OF i
t""e1, ''.. 'liNll.S -ii-r.vor. Della ware
Eto'"' i"o -. \'r:gth, Cr,a'e to@ SOC.
CONCORD. .ta''. h"' '"' Nordtn. rrHt.
.' 70 c,l"aIr ~. hsk. sTiNc.
lax. 10, i..; Sap. wh'io, % 10. hsk
u4', bHuk. 20 ~ bsk, 5spi5,
'HNNBEEk' Cap. ,od, Lbl, H5ni
D. !.t.,y. I'D. -,tuu1 crop. pint. cTs,
, ~ 'kLEiES ribs - l'srrSv'Vanls an
. J,'-.., a.. So 1850. AVOCADO PEARS
: o-ln1. b"',' Jj' Cuban, s. ESQ. OR
= ANIE> ~ uht,a. 1ov :?G-.50: rori
. H,Hy. t't. 81 - CALIFORNIA;. box. SIS
e. e.. nitNShF.tl -Cnlifarnis, 30,
NJ, Ian; NON =
e, v. ny ~ 80 TOTO re
, ,r.,i,, L,, ttN'', NG HC.i ..
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
BEANS AND PEAS Re,

nr&> AVN pc& p,, ,.,-
,,"s leans ITO hnrs nne..P' r','
h1icc' 10 Ms 50 foueS 49, fair t" good,
rr0norI. 8. 4 II "a, NO, ~ a. H.,
:, r,rd. ,sSn ~ glo.' Latv Wasn't rntnn'n
f',li,orni, 81. 80 n sr0, smaI, NM '''
,n,ni, oh oira "a n - IA ,.,n"' 49,
,pnt,n sa,o, RAJ ~, rn,I y,,o 49,
w,rrow. choice .S3t,r 80 .TI,a LIl,,,
choir., 81 10 90 -, imperi,is ,hn,,t. s" go
fnrui, chnicc. ,sNo Il " a.. Ii,pI ~, ~,
ui,, chpi'r, s635@ $50 Pens. Scotch.
,holrr, $3.50 2 t..1; black eye, cnlifuruia.
$50 So.
RITTER Rrro,pt.. InE't ,,rL,c..
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Ia IN" tuiluwinz table are suinWat!hed re
i,u.t- 81 an import ant American steam ran.
was 'outul'Ips nnw operating a totJi N
IppioxtnIsiclv .3J.car miles oil road. The
MIL avcra-. is obj AIMED Ivy dividing total
earnings ~ total IN !eagc.
The sun., 1916-10-01
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

AMERICAN CAR 1 FOUNDRY. Core.
parted TO have receiced order for i,ee0 hog end
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net higher. There was some hedge selling,
but the strength Of Erenscs and frmness
In crude, quoted at a20c, checked any
local pressure. and tho undcrtore was quite
steady throughout. Range OF prices:
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RICE-pom..,lc ~.cr..nlnz.. a.s..o

RIG I-Domest!c screenings, ~ :
moiiun. ii,a5c.. head. "a se,. fancy
head. J75rc.: extra fancy, - Rtisc.,
Japan. ti7c.: blue -ose. t.TtiGc.
SUGAR rCTCRES-Msrk., quiet. with
total sales $3.50 tons. The tone continued
steady, due 20 a better f-s,rr in tie rpr'
markst. where the total offerings ~ Cutoh
a. &c, had been cleared ur ~ 'oc.l to
fners. causing holdsrs "a go firm ~ DC.
Tho exchange closing showed Ne ad;1'~ :
q! . 20 4 points. Range ~ prices;