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The Denver star., 1916-12-02
MARGARET WASHINGTON CLUB
MEETINGS.

Nov. 10, Mrs. E. v. CANNED, 241s
Welton st. Nov. II, Miss Carrie Fin.
ley, 1885 E. 5th Ave. Nov. "a, Mrs.
VIM. Edison. 315S Champa st. Dec. l..
Mrs. R. B. Byrd, "a E. 10th Ave. Dec.
8. Mrs. B. F. Givens, 2515 Curtis ST.
Dec. Is, Mrs. Cannon, 1925 E. oath
Ave. Dec. %. Mrs. Brown. 726 Grant
st. Dec. 20, Mrs. M. Kennedy, 1858
Race st.
The Denver star., 1916-12-02
MEETINGS OF Xxx GAG.

Mrs Isabel Franklin, Nov. 18th, 1405
East oath Ave. Mrs. Jennie Harris,
Nov. oath, 43S goth st. Mrs. Maude
Hayes, Dec. LIST, 1906 Ogden. Mrs.
Eva Hightower, Dec. 9Th, 1922 Glenarm
Place.
The Denver star., 1916-12-02

THE GRAND THEATRE'o WEEKLY
PROGRAM.
Cut Out and Paste on Wall
Don't Miss the Big Show
this Week.
EXTRA GOOD MUSIC Ar THE
GRAND THEATER. THE oEsT
RAoTIME PLAYER IN THE CITY
WILL TICKLE the KEYS. COME
SPECIAL ATTRACTION.
See IMPERIAL TRIO with the
Tango banjo player, our own boys,
Jackson, Junior and Greasby. Best
IRE every Sunday.
The Denver star., 1916-12-02

Lawyer w. B. Townsend has been
so i'll that he is confined to his bed
for the past week.
Mrs E. Williams has returned to
spend the holidays with her friends
and relatives.
The Denver star., 1916-12-02
coRsETs REDUCED.

Beautiful pictures and beavtkv
words do not build the best eorssts
The best corsets are those that are
made best, 1T best, and wear best
Latest models In Ia eeatrix, nsds 10
measure corsets, front and back faeo.
Two fittings
MISS BEATRICE LEWIS.
maker, 2239 0IlpIn u, :,
York 661S.
The Denver star., 1916-12-02
CITY
NEWS

FAIR EXCHANGE FOR GROCERIES
AND COAL.
will exchange tailoring, cleaning
and pressing for coal AMI groceries.
Call Main 2O91. PA Stout Street.
Southern Cleaning & Pressing Works
tf-1O-21-16
The Denver star., 1916-12-02
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends and neighbors
for their beautiful floral offerings and
kind sympathy shown US during the
illness and death of our beloved moth
er and wife. Harry Robert, V. N.
Helen and Robert Johnson.
The Denver star., 1916-12-02

DR.. Macklin Of Birmingham, Ala,
who was classmate to Mrs. Westbrook
and De Frantz. spent a very pleasant
visit in Denver this week.
The Denver star., 1916-12-02
A CORRECTION.

We desire to correct our error In
announcing the death of Mr.. l.. G.
Connell last week. We regret our mis-
take and beg all apologies. The in
formation was phoned in as we were
locking up our forms. and we were
urgently requested to mention 1t last
week.
The Denver star., 1916-12-02

The City Federation will hold tseil
annual election Wednesday evening
at the Y. w. c. A., 318 25th st.
The Denver star., 1916-12-02

Mrs. Malanda has just returned
from the East where she has beer
visiting friends and relatives for the
past six weeks.
The Denver star., 1916-12-02

PLEASE DON'T BE MisLED-
MoRRISON'S ORCHESTRA WILL
PLAY NEXT MONDAY NIGHT AT
FERN HALL.
r. L. PHYNIx, Mgr.
The Denver star., 1916-12-02

Keep on the dats-Dsc. 2esh-ths
biggest annual prize entertainment d
the season.
The Denver star., 1916-12-02

The Irish Social and Baby Contest
will be given by Naomi Houset Of
Ruth No. 413o At Scott NJ. e. lrch
Tuesday Evening, December 5, 1916
Admission 10c. II
The Denver star., 1916-12-02

The Denver Dramatic League vii
present "out Of Bondage" January II
1917.
The Denver star., 1916-12-02

Xmas matinee dance at Fern Hall
DscSHsbsr Is, ,siii-bs given by the
Progressive Art Club. Admission Csc
Morrison's orchestra.
The sun., 1916-09-20
GRAIN MARKET.

WHEAT-The marke. wes only mod.
s.s sV,S., .S nSsr iMd prices "ariy hewed
decline abroad and reports VIA, one or
two esrsoss Of Argentine wheat had been
mere. Their" was ais" somo talk ot slightly
over casa premiums. Their was a good
vas thought ths. foreign operators werc
dispostd 10 BIZ the late positions. Export
ais. mostl' American wh"a:. TITS i'm
proved demand brought about i rally. AMI
~ me lose prir"s were. arm a; ? - .
hieheE. There seems 10 ba hesitation about
aceumu'atlnx large lines OF iona wheat !,
d~i:posod 70 take 3 bullish view Of thu s,in.
alton stocks Of wheat are quite large.
snS shi' may have a ,sndcncv TO check
catching developments in .outheus.crn
EUROPE. An absence OF. selling pressure
marks the cash market, however. and The
Northw.s' On IN" quality o! tn. new c-op
make II arrcnr more than probable ,he,
wheat Tor grinding. In the. iocsH cash
Wwn'Ns' M ! nnrnin vas agctei at 'lTl;
si.7:., al! Z. o. b. New York.
COkN-Althoush warmer weather II ey.
psctsa 1v.r the corn belt the impression
sf.hiy damaged by frost. White price.
ruled n nth. unuer the previous nish,
uur'nk phrt or the day there was n good
unueTton- and at one time active position.
SOLO 81. net; higher, Some private rsti.
mates OF the dainag" were around 100. 900
vv" bushels and there were many repor,s
rom Iowa and Illinois mentioning damage,
I.ate r"Riizine LEFT fHal prices 80. 90 lie
mst lower, Investment buying was "a fea-
,urc on MI weak spots. No. 2 yellow here
Was easier. being quoted AZ sSL,c. q. ~
New York. l.
OATS The market was steady all An,
opth,ns ABOUT unchanged and closing ",
n., nisher Export sales ~ about ESQ. 200
oushels, with continued buying by cast, In,
arrests provided ths chief sustaining Yea.
au'es' ,ash oats were STEADY here. closing
az t~ol!orst STANDARD. 5lt n6ixc. No
white. slm5lirc.: No. white. soL a
49,; 'anr,y clipped white, 53T 155Ec.;
elevator. w
MARKET eas,; No. ? Western. 81 go
bAHi;E1- Marie, quiet; folding. soc.
~HAS--Nark.' firm; No. =. si.si: No. .
sL.5: No. 3. SIS: shipping. soc. u 81.
r,,.. CHICAGO PRICES
The sun., 1916-09-20

u to box, we.term. 10 1850 n ib.' and
over &" dozen, dry picked. ?2is n ?3i7c.; 40.
Dr., ', p.d lss 'i corn "p ysS1 70 h., i,''Gy !,.,S.
$3.50 lbs. aud over to dozen, dry picked.
s2v 2sc. as-i' lbs. tea2ic.: sn-35 lbs. ill.,
q he. dry picked, bbls., isisc.; -calded,
iic.; f~sh. nor,heriy. dry picked. 8 lbs aud
over. :2'.c.: ~ lbs. gee: I lbs. .tisc :
~ lbs, ~i'',c.. under > lbs. isc.: southern
~ nor!hern ohio ana Mirnisa Fm, .cs,a.s.
Western, .ealasd.' large, soa %soi,S. small.
sraidsd'' lie. OH br ScSs. "ny p isiand.. , is.ii
Inckiings. ib. ?sc. sQUABs-Prime. white.
~" los, and over to dozen: PEI dozen. 1a
2 iss, 70 rsir. per pair, q.
unloaded. Receivers talk around SIC. or
better for fowls and chickens. with nothing
definitely settled and stock being put out at
PE0VisIoSs-Pors nrm. mess, ,sogsl:
nrm; mess. ;soSon:i; family. s2.nga;
ns2. Dressed hogs steady hacons. ~i5i.c.:
go lbs. issc, 1850 lbs. isisc.; 40 lbs:
b&ssitfise..' a p'f'' Jshe' cs' rlcf h
steady. i5'.a ise. raliew, iirm. petal
MIDI ~ W. st. nGTansc,syi : scs't si,y ' ard ARM .rm:
10: refined iasd irerguisr. Continent.
!is..o; South America, ilsis: Brazil kegs.
si,.i.; compound tlrm. ii% nc. stearine
KIcE- Domestic screenings. szus.c.;
%% saa. %s;as.sssr'!S '; .,, as'd f.u .@s::.; s ss"sy
'' !iGA H. t rvs ~: :. s ai,:, op.n,u.
up and prices rapidly advanced on covering
and new outside demand. due to a stronscr
The sun., 1916-09-20
COTTON MARKET.

ne cotton market showed increasing strength
M scftt'ty yesterdsy, With Jsnnsry contracts
cuine up 10 1873 or ~ points above Mondsy =
ow ,ey.sll nPph",,ms'cy - bal" ,no'r IN,
,teedy within a point or two of the hest.
Fnowtns net gains II "a to 81 points.
'uyiIne movement. t~ins stimulated by strength
n Liverpool. reports " lower occan freight
stes from Liverpool to New Orleans and
isvse. aud the continued ~s',sence Of heavy
'cvthern selling. Private cables attributed the
,dtahcc In Liverpool to trade and Continental
,,!uyins. adding that the English market was
usccunflns a lull'sh October report. The open
Nc here wss : ia ! points higher In response
o the cables. Realizing was heavy and there
sere reactions to about Mondays closing ag
re- right after the csll. hut offerings. were
rlcans buying. Tiadc interests ais, appeared
o BE- buying freely and thu market quickly
fmed up. After showing net gains ~ Is to 30
'oints the market hcsitatrd early IN thu nftcr
oon end there WEIR mcSicrste reactions under
eaItsinG. hut offerings showed = tendency to
aper on a. slight declines aud the hest prices
vvrs reached Inter on a renewal II general
The weather ir tho South wa. considered
enefally favorable for .pickins and ma'ur-
ectation Of . bulhsh Government crop re-.
iort on October . Mans Old wall street
nd Western long. who had sold out their
'oeed TO be recr'cring the marke'. white
nore recent bny,in were real ring on n scale
Ths Liverpool buying here wa. s,,f4buted
9 .undoina OF straddle.. Middlirs lotion
4 Houston was quoted AT i5.1ic. with sales
1876 ba'cs. On the ndvancr NJ 40 enl
swell. but yesterday. ouoi alton was within
Z points OF the highest level for the season
mere and within IS points OF the bes, at
contracts In New York sold within l
sotnts OF the SEASONS high level on DC
vItfeCe and Within 20 points Of tho ~ccrnt
hGd record In the case Of january Txpor,.
s1s 9.lsi bales. making sss.oli so far this
The sun., 1916-09-20

The American liner Krooniand. sailing
today for Liverpool. will take mail.
closing at $3.50 A.. ~. for Great Britain.
Ireland snd South Africa. also specially ad-
dressed correspondence for other countries.
except Germany. Austria. Hungary. Luxem-
burg. Bulgaria. Serbia. Turkey. Neither
lands. Norway, Sweden and Denmark.
The Russian. American steamship Hercu-
les. sailing to-day for ArchanEel. Will
take mail. closing at 10 A. 81. for Russia
The Holland America liner Noordam.
sailing Friday for Falmouth and Rottcr-
dam, Will take mail. closing at $3.50 A. NJ.
for the Netherlands only.
The French liner Lafayette. sailing Sat
urday for Bordeaux. will take mail. closing
az u NJ. for France. Rumania. Switzer-
land, Italy. Spain. Portugal. Egypt. Greece.
British India. British East Africa. siam.
Malta. Gibraltar, Ceylon. straits Settle
ments. Dutch Eas. indies. IVES, Australia
and Persia.
The American liner 81. Paul. sailing sat
urday for Liverpool. will lake maj. closing
at $3.50 A NJ, for Europe teNcep: Germany,
Austria. Hungary. t.uxembnrg, bulgaria.
serbia. Turkey. Netherlands. Norway.
Sweden and Denmark. Africa. West Asia
and the East indies.
The Cun,rd-r Andania. sailing Saturday
foc Falmouth, Will lake mail, closing az
800 J.. NJ for Great Britain. ireland. Rel.
Hirm. Russia and South Africa. also spe-
cia.ly addressed correspondence for oti.g
countries. except Germany. Austria. Han
gary. 1.uxcmburg. Bulgaria. Serbia. Turkey.
mark.
The sun., 1916-09-20

good 70. prime. sida2hc.: common TO fair.
.6'a" 3oc.; renovated. extras, :sts n 90c.
nr.'S. ?s'g ri soc. lower grades. 25i. u CSC.
ih,itation creamery. hrs's. ctm 2atsc..
lndles. current make, nrsts, 2;is n :strc.
,"c9rds. 2sis d?7c.. lower grades. 90 - 26c. :
packing stock, current make. No. I. 2si.c.:
NO. :. 28c.. lower GRADES, 2iTsjisc.
CHEESE -Receipis. i.a3t boxes. state.
whole mix. nnts. early made, specials. III.
~, y 1870" fresh. coiored. specials, iSts
dlsac.: white, s~pecialS, ,a'a uinNc. col
orei. average fancy. iaIiqt g.; white.
average fancy. ipnIo'.c. state, whole
min. twins. early made. specials. Ishc.;
fresh. specials, fpIc. average fancy. 1910
l't,.: state. Who'll. milk. single daisies.
fancy. zoe. all styles. u~ndergrades. i5d
ls4c.: Wisconsin. whol" milk. early made.
twins. fancy. 19iac.; fresh, twins. fancy.
lsnc.; double daisies. ies. - zoe. single
daisies. lst. zoe; Young Americas. 200
2oisc.. State. skins. early made. specials.
lsisc.; current make, specials. ld@ lssc.;
thoire. l5nl5tsc. fair to good. li"l+i1c.:
lover grades, ia lac.
fOT-rONsEED OiL-Thc nrmnes. in the
cotton market and the advance In lard
stimulated renewed activity on the buying
SIDE aud prices closed with net gains 81 IL
To II points. Sales were 1900 barrels.
Crude oil continues Arm. Range Of prices:
The sun., 1916-09-20
Army and Navy Ordrrs.

WASHINtTuN sep. army
orders were Issued to-day.
The following named 'hsplains OF tho
Coast Artillery Corps are relieved from
p5s-r ori sssiEHmsn's to repcr; 10 rcmnend;
for duty: chaplsins Ernest Il Newsom,
coas, dei"n'es OF San Francisco; Joseph l.
DieEo; Chaplain Francis H. Joyce. seventh
FED Mr;i.lcry; 10 t9r5 ieavenwor,h Kan
Thlrd Cavalry, who viii ioin his regimen
First Lieut.. Arthur + Halpin. retired.
relieved from duty AT headquarters East
First Lieut.. Alfred G Farmer. NJ. Il c.
Is F1,,svFd from rrrseg, 4n'y to hon.
to Fort Monroe, vi7sinis.
Major Aston Hamilton. Coast Artillery.
70 iica'inny arsenal. Dover. y. j., on Of,
ncial business.
F,rs, i1su, iierh.r, ". y.muns, NJ. II.
fornia. TO Pacific branch United S,g;,s nta.
ciplinary harra'ks
FIR, LEV, L"Tis A. Layan,urc. NJ II
20 Fort Baker. California.
Major Julian /" Schle,, Corps Il Eng!.
10 IN" Preparation and CARRYING on, Of
pinns Tor land d"f"nc" of the frontiers, "
'hsriein John g urrd,u. coast Ir,u-
Ivy, :" p,rinh""ni duty tn thp coast d..
Ea"h, Of tho following name, o-ccrs l..
p rt,r +, ""r. ~, IN the Hswa Ian ~
nr"nt; capL uorIon \ KlHi"",F'" F rffS
TsEairy; .ir.' Lieut., Wmism :, M.r,lan'
c,pt wn!'am Kelly j., E,sh,h cavalry
Is detailed A. professor Of miii,ry ",,n"rSN.
ana tactic, a. IniyersiN Of lonn.vl,anm.
ar' Hugh ; Johnson. Ac,iur IuIcc
HINovhtc =" ludg" AlN"ra'o ~tieuc-ul ~
ih", army To- temporary IUrv N ma am
FIT, Lieut. Frank J. T%.iutrr. VI L. e.,
par'msnt to home. wv
IN s,masi y, Miller. raton,ry. ia ,ho
iJntant-'iHn"ra Of tho arm, for ton,nn
rsrN. ,nutv IN tonn,c'ion Win ~arrarrsmnpp..
Tor IN" "a,,o"" metz
Cavalry. ''''
Tho ro.isnstlon Of Major Michael Lame,
'iu.rI, ia accepted. '""'
Major l"ns npssc, retired. Is detailed a.
forn!n '"N'
Major Wlniam r .ILt'nhrant. FIR, Cav.
"bserN alton AMI examination.
Capt, William Il Harri."n. rc.i-cd. :. -
VIZ" ,r"m guy, ,I2l,,hnrg horr"ck,. Nov
master, relieving second Lieu, pI,"r. !,
Monat"n' v''i-ei, who VIII proceed 10 ~
l.ru, ;Coi, rerr, e rr.ppc. retired. ,,o,,
row ''i' ih""pr ,ia.. 20 h",us. '''
,o 20, 'M,nn"I R"h"r, sigma 'Nrrs. vii Pc.
nor w. ftris ten, 'isorg" =. SorlNcn. clf,f
sigma 'fhr"r, to determine rrr.s, r"r .,.,.
sigma! corps ar. relieved non du,v ",HT'snpr
"a. uorps %sHiation school, san O,rg,. O.,
son, T!n",scnth lnf,n'~ Mi''a''..i' !, WIZ
w"n' ~, T,""nty seventh Infantry rlin.rl
NaYw"il kiriy, Third Ca,a,ry. "
,,rrTFS, LEV, EdmYnd u Apdr"Ns, IN.
rorps. t"''
L,ax' - al.,ncr granted. CAV, Arrow,
The sun., 1916-09-20
NATIONAL SURETY co. MELON.
Capital stock VIII Re Increased 70
$4,000 900,

Directors Of the National Surety Com
pany decide yesterday to recommend
an incr"as" In the capital stock from
$4,000, 0oo to $4,000, 600. Thu present
stock IL selling at 5000 a share.
In 1893 a 80 per cent. stock dividend
was declared by tho and in
1910 an extra cash dividend OF 4 Der
cent. and q stock dividend az 81 i-3 per
cent. were given to shareholders. In
1913 tho stockholders received the rights
TO subscribe to one-third OF their holdings
At 500 "a share and In 1915 action was
taken giving the stockholders the stock
at $50, With the investment ~ It's
new capital the company will still he In
"A position to continue Its annual lc per
cent. dividends. by the increase II will
hay" capital and surplus OF between
s. ZOO. 600 and 3 1000, 600.
The sun., 1916-09-20
PRODUCE MARKETS.
nEA>. AND prAs r.co,o,. so

BEANS AND PEAS Receipts. s.o?s bass
row. choice 100 lbs, HtO0aE: fair 10
e"yd, &..'"" F,3h; medium. rhpirc. issso
S~9.3trs.i0. poor to good. ss.73Ty?s I.I1
Washington. CalIfornis. SG5uS7L: small
White, California, choice, Sy.ins.3 rcd
kiJn"H, .h"i"" S".ioma50; fair to good,
$3.50" so red mnrrnw, choice. Ss.Ou
80: viii" hiiney. choice, iyi5u2 .. ~; In.
psriai.. 'hpl,", 81. .oM .; yellow eve, choice.
$3.50. pink. Galifurnia. choice, ,sisu,
s.Sa; imt, california. choice, sg.i6a6 "a.
Pea, scotch, 'hoics s3s5n,S, black eve,
taiifornin. a3,a,.i0 "'
NJ TrLH-Rcc.!pts. 9i.0s. n,c,a.o.
Creamery, higher scoring than extras, per
u, at's asa; extras 's2 scor.I. 3sa 70
3ic. nrsis SIS I" ~ scorel, 39i. a "a i.c >,
htconds b3 L" 81 srorel. lM3?c. thirds'
3oM so'Gc.; creamery. unsalted. hivhor
s"oring, than extras, 35ls ~ 3Gc.; extras,
WV state dairy. tubs, hhest. - QsaA NC:
The sun., 1916-09-20

Tho local market for spot cotton was
steady ain. - points higher AZ i6.ijc. for
untddlipg upland
Southern spot markets:
galveston. Sicliy. - points higher. ls.Sjc.:
7aes, 3.Iei bales. 1900
Mobilc-Stesdy g points higher. ijs-c
s,ies. 2-S. ' "''
'.iSi. S"' ""' S''>'
wilmir-ton-St i.c. higher. ishc.
Noriois- Steady. 20 points higher. i575c.
salee. SEQ. "N'
-. Louis Steady. isc. higher. ,5nc
Houstoi'.. STEADY. ~ points higher, lj.;.c.
gov Orleans steady. IS points higher.
Snsrlet'on Firm. i<a%.c. higher. l5i.aisSc.
Baltimore Nominal, unch anzed. ISL"
s1les. :.ii. "~''' "'"''
Little Rock-ouis'. =; points higher. Il. &c
Receipts at ports aud interior po,n,. x,,,,
c0mparl,uus F"N VIZ"
The sun., 1916-09-20

LIVERPOOL. CABI.FS-Spot IN moderate
demand; sales. $500 bales: speculation and 81.
PORT. o": American. 1910: imports. 6.nJn:
AmeNcan, .."n: middGbg ui.lanl. Esd. Flu.
lures opened steady. -! 10 i: points his her:
closed unsettled. /" TO 2, point. higher. Oc,o.
nsr.November s.H: January February. as:
evst. ~ Nan h~ester-Yarns more active:
0oths. tsir business
The sun., 1916-09-20
BOSTON MARKET.

HOSION, Sept. n.-Trsdine In copper shssoH
Was nctive and priccs nrm, many stocks c,csifs
n,ghcr. Railroad stocks were moderately active
snd frn,. A. q. 4 ". Z. sold nearly / points
lower At the close. United Fruit was steady.
The sun., 1916-09-20
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Sent. 10 The market was AGAIN
,rnad nnl rctive. City ard Connecting Raj.
way preferred showed = gain Of four ro,nis
Union Carbide reacted two points from ~"
earl, bul.p. Swift acted well around li9.
nc'is n sisde trmer. summary:
The sun., 1916-09-20

National Guard; CAPT. IIrN,-i u
son. Fourth infaufry. W1r' -
,iu"ri' First Lieut. .tau,
Fourth Infantry. rrNt- N,'
aud Major Franz ". irpNn .r
'orrs: Indiana Nation. F.I.r
crDted
The sun., 1916-09-20
SAILED FOR NEW YORK

80 Manchuria. from London
90 Govedyk. from Rotterdam.
IS Clifton, from Ia Paiiice.
"a Bankdsle. from Almeris.
IS Olaf Maersk. from Rotterdam
Ss Dakotan. from Santos.
ks Pastores. from Rocss del 1,oro
10 Tivives. from Puerto Cortes.
SIS Tampico. from Cristobai.
SIS York Castle. from Boston.
IS Bayamo. from Boston.
IS Sabine. from Mobile.
IS Arapahoe. from Jack sonyll,e
Sc Concho, from Key West.
So Adela Accame. from Norfolk
The sun., 1916-09-20
PITTSBURG MARKET.

PlTrSEtH,. sent. 10 Westinghouse Air
BrHkc and WcstinshOusc Electric wIrr fen
lures to-day. the former moving M TO lh5 and
the latter tn 81. hut later sold m IN ~. o.,
'rn'Ia Gas aud Electric continued IN DEMAND.
The sun., 1916-09-20

Ii"ut. Il II Htmu"s .I..
re',iN'nE ship AZ Philadelphia N'
ton. =. =
Lieut.. T. -, I.anrNpr'hH
20 navy recruiting STATION
Iicr \. r Macs. .ir.1. e.
the Cleveland 80 ,nwm,U,' eve, -
The sun., 1916-09-20
VEGETABLES, MIsCELLANEOVs-Ar

,nltforris. drum. Sn'
BRUSSELS SPROUTS Sta'-. quart. su
49,; Long Island. quart. 90 loo, BEANS
Baltimore. way. basket. Use: Virginia.
~.s. basket. so. aNl:S: green. haske,. 7Sc.
STATE wax: basket ~ bag. 500 - Jer-
SOY. va>. hask-t. ,5c. asi30. Long Island.
mnFrrseaSsrsS,y, "muoG; G bSnr H!s:c
tops IN. hhi.. S5013. cARRoTs-S-ar.
by. 100 bunches. N5oT?; unwashed. TOP.
n, ~; ,::i.:so Washed. TOP. on.
washed, ssske,. 5oG;5c: wished. bask~..
30. .isi. .rrctMpERs-Ho;hous.. box.
Lone Island hi. .3a0at br,ke' "a
i?s' Jer.ey. haske'. 75c ri:S. cucl Der
BIZ. nnl.so; state, all. ! quart basket.
IS Il ;oc.: state, basket rsohi7 CHER
ken. ! quar- basket; i5c, dH; cucumber
-Nearbv. per 100. s,alo; hbl. si.7;a
: IS: Jersev and Long island. red. bbi.. 8:
@:6c. cELERY-,state and nearby.
;i'Ss. "%srLiFttowEas-Gc"" Lows r.iard.
.o"s ut. rate NaS; MI, tnH state,
Pl.ANTS-Iersey, basket. Soa7jc.. 3,
quart cra,c, eo.' soc bb. sini5o GAR
,I'L I.iMn niEhASi'e S &c Me' ss.s., 10? ,SI d
'i.e5; bag -5r nSe;. IETTuCE-Near.
lbs. bill. 30: nn crate. :5@!;e.;. s,.,,;
Nearby. 100 hlnches. 81 so 2.5O. MusH
ROoMs-Pe~ 4 10. basket, slTc. ONIONS
state AMI Western. white. crate, tfl3i;
white pickles. crate. s?"?5o: yellow 100
10. bag. S~i.ijn:31: red, LOG 22t; cali
foruia. yellow. l00 IN, bag. t.T5 IT $50.
state, white. 100 ID. nag. s2d32t: state.
red. basket. $50. Az: yellow. :5c. atI:
white. .5c. ~ orange county. yellow. 100
10. bag, si0.; white. ioo 10. bag el.jOT
IS; red. loo ID. hag, SII.75; red or y.i-
low, basket. SOC. al Icrs-v. white pickles.
3: other white, G11.5O; yellow, .5c. sf
81; red. &c. a II: Connecticut VALLEY. ye'-
low, ioo u. bag. Sr2.3 OKRA-Jersev.
peach baske;. 5oc. "'l; large basket. 90. r.
~; carrier. f.?5@:?i. PEPPERS -
cherry. basket. Hal.5o; cheese. green.
bbl.. G.5ooi7j. red, hbi. s2.i5a3; vii.
nose, green. bbl.. slnl25: red, bib. :. ?5T
? 50: King. .hhi.. H:6aiao: lorg; Dbl H:i
ATS; cuban queen. green. hbl.. i.ton
rs, red, bbl, s225u2O. PARSLEY
Nearby, 100 punches. uni3k PUMP
KINS- Bill, ,5c. . RADIsHES-Ntar-
~, 100 euncne-. zoe "a ROMANO
81. box, soc al Nearhv.
crate, 5oaI5c; STATE. basket. soc. Hsi.
SOJ'Aru-Marrow. bhi, 75c. @Sl25; HUI.
bari. sl.7iar:. TUkNIPS-Rutshagn, ,h'.
s2.5o13. ToMATOES-Ne Nearby, large box,
75c. usi: small box ;ou75c.; carrier, sor.
"Si. WATERCRESS-ioo bunches. 81
n a.
The sun., 1916-09-20

higher. with operators and rcfncrs show
ing further buying interest. Sales early
of about 10000 bags Cubas. from store and
,anc.d lnie "n sales ~ 1900 to 20. 400
bags cuhas. from store. n, s6tc. Centri'-
ugnls. 5.Gtc. molasses. t7tc., and cost
and freight. is,c. Porto Rico sugar VIZ.
quoted nominal at 5.s&c. Holders adj
vanoed their asking price 1T the close to
fA.c with BUYERS az last prices.
SUGAR. REt1NED-Crystal domino tab
lets. cases : ID. cartons. half or full size
tablets. and do, cases 5 III. cartons. full
size tablets. s.t0c.. and 9.50c. In half cases;
Eagle tablets. soc; cut loaf, 1.5G
crushed. 1&oc. Mould A. cubes and Eagle
; III bag powdered. G.soc.: NXXN pow
der-i. ~ 5ic.: powdered and coer rise pow
dcred. b.5cc.: fruit. powdered. s.4oc. dom
mo ~E-anulatsd. cases ., 81. and /: 10 ear.
tons. ".7oc. and 6.soc: In haif cases: Eawlc
'onfectioners' granulated. s.'oc.: Eagle
rosrs" grauulated. s.5jc. extra fine granu-
lated. 6.ioc Essle .. az and > .. car
tons fine graduated, soc. : 10. bags fine
graduated and lii. bags ID. 5000. In
sacks and soc. In hbis.. 31 ~. bags 10.
$500 20 III. bags do. i.GOc. in sacks and
. zoe In bbls. :S and 80 ih. bag. do,
1.j"'.; standard granu'at-d, $50, line
grammatical AM diamond 4. = toe. %conf.c-
TONERS \. $500 NJ. !, 6..;r.. No. ..
".:oc.. NJ. s "i5c. No. T. s.i0".: No =.
y o'c No. .. &c. No. :. $50; No. s.
SOC No. .. 5,Sic.: No %. i.soc; No. y,
..;sc; No. IL. 5ioc.: Nos. 10. - ard 70.
The sun., 1916-09-20
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and observation-disclosures
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
THE WEATHER.

and overcast. In the north portion. s.11
w:r"sr @ s",S.s t .:vsSms:s ~i"S.. '"'
For New Jersey. fair. with rising TEN.
perature to-day and tomorrow; gentle TO
For northern New England. partly
cloudy and warmer to-day; to-morrow
fair and warmer; moderate southwest and
For southern New England. fair. with
rising temperature. to-day and tomorrow;
NEW YORK. sept. ao.-Moderstely lev
pressure prevailed Yesterday along the
Montana, In IN. extreme Southwest and
over southern Florida. but In other parts
OF tn. country hish pr' ,suse e cont. .nd
showers occurred Al widely :o.tt.r.d
lions. bu, there was no storm nor general
II vas cooler in the %south~es. and In
and frosts occurred In New York. Pennsyl-
,ania. Ken,uck,. Ohio. Indiana and Mich
II wa, somewhat warmer in the uSper
Mississippi Valley.
r, M 'h res. G,'y no ,ns sss We: .y. .n,s an Su% nSSit:
70 e. level At <. H.. se.io: : p. N.
Barometer ...............'ss 81; sss:T!.;
MimsdnSTi-.te;,io,n. NV. N'M.
WW."1'bmyeiocity .'. clear c,sar
' fs.e 'emp.ra,ur. in This .c,ii' yesterday.
as recorded BY the official thermometer,
IL shown IN the annexed table
AN. PM. PM. -.
t........s: I........so S........si
.s........sa .........ss !........"
io........:s :........ss s.......
i:...:S s.:..S io.::..:.;g
"a. M..'ss "s sp. M..'.si 80
IL M......5e 81 gP. M....bg Is
3P: 81. ...s3 !: Mid Ss IS
Highest temperature. 81. at t:t0 p. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 90 at A.. N.
a~ nara