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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-07
DEMOCRATIC DEFICIT
LITTLE OVER $4,000

WASHINGTON. Dec. THE NJ
nal report Of the democratic nation
al committees treasurer. filed with
the clerk OF the house. showed re-
eeipts OF S1,s0sa4s and expenditures
.of St.g84.5g9.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-07
SLIGHT DROP IN
WHEAT BIDS TODAY

CHICAGO, Dec. 7.--(Special to the
East Oregonian) Range of prices
today
open. High. Low. Close.
Dec. $1.6sh s1.7OA $1.6S S1.6S
May s1.s1h $t.S2% $1.7Sh $1.7SK
Portland.
PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 7.-(Spe-
ciaD Merchants Exchange bids to-
day, club $1.4S; bluestem $1.5S.
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 6.--Spot wheat
was firm and unchanged today, with
No. l northern Manitoba quoted at
It's cd (S2.55 per bu.); and No 2
hard winter and baril at les sd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-07
FEDERAL FARM BANKS
WILL ISSUE BONDS
Issue to Be 500. 900 900 and Wm
Bear Interest at -Four and Five
Per Cent-Wln Appear In Febru.
airy.

WASHINGTON. Dec. THE Unit.
ed Press has learned that federal
farm banks will declare a hundred
million dollar bond issue probably in
February. The issue win be In bonds
Of twenty-five TO a hundred dollar
denominations and VIII bear four and
five per cent interest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-07
PRISON TURNKEY
is REINSTATED

SALEM. Dec, Warden Murphy
appointed Al Southwlck as turnkey,
succeeding Sam Burkeardt. Mlnto
discharged southwick recently and his
friends believe his reinstatement Is
a complete vindieation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-07
Greek blockade Announced.

PARIS. Dec. THE allies will OF.
flcially announce tomorrow a Greek
blockade, as reprisal for the Athens
riots wherein the creeks attacked
French marines.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-07

Pittsburg is so precious that its
people have taken to strong drink in
large quantities. There is always
some blooming thing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-07

PETROGRAD. Dec. THE war
office declared the Russians covered
the Roumanan left flank during the
Bucharest retreat. The Russians all
SO retired. The evacuation occurred
Wednesday noon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-07
Government Orders Civilians to
Abandon Homes and Roads
Crowded With Refugees.
CAMPIAA AND SINACA TAKEN
Defeated Troops Are Retreat
ing on Entire Front-MOre
Than 1900 Prisoners Cap
tured-Villages Are Looted
by Bands Of Gypsies.

PARIS, Dec. Tt is au-
thoritatively stated the Rou-
manians have evacuated Bu-
charest. The abandonment
was made in good order. The
army was saved. The rear
guard fought strenuously COW
ering the retreat.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-12-07
TO ADVERTISERS

The East Oregonlan has the largest bona
fde and guaranteed paid circulation Of any
far the largest circulation In Pendleton Of
any newspaper,
The sun., 1916-11-17
BUCKETSHOP LOSES FIGHT.
Nissosri tom,ntssIon NcfuacA
Ticker service 10 Schauble.

Those officers of tho New York Stock
E>changc and the Chicago Board Of
Trade who have been active IN stamping
out the huchctshups received word yes
,rrdav that In" Missouri Public ttili-
ties commission had decided In their
favor In an application made by Henry
g. Srhauhlc hiug OF the huckctshop men
IN the middle West, to compel the West
crn Union to supply 10 him stock Ia
change ticker,
Schauhl' operated chain Of alleged
brokerage offices running from Pitts
burg to Kansas city. ON March 10 last
when tho IcuusS lvania state ronstab,-
larry raidcd Il number of houses belong.
ing TO the rlttsburg Consolidated Stock
and Produce Exchange and closed up
the exchange itself. Schaubles office
was among those closed. Schauble WAS
out Of the state. hut his office manager
and telegraph operator we're arrested
and pleaded guilty,
The Pennsylvania raid deprived the
Western huckctshop man Of q Stock EN-
change ticker, The exchange authori-
ties refused TO supply ticker under
whatever guise he asked for H. hut
they found out that he was getting his
service from a ticker In restaurant In
Kansas city, and promptly had that dis
continued. The application TO the Pub
lie Utilities Commission followed.
The sun., 1916-11-17

port demand was slow and apparently the
Government buyers have Withdraw, AZ
least for the time being. In the local
cash market No. 4 durum -Uas quoted At
Sa2s: No. 2 hard. e?o5; No. northefn
Duluth, Sc.12 No. 1 northern Manitoba,
S2.i2A. all e. o. b. New York.
CORN-The market was influenced more
or less by the action Of wheat. put tne
undertone was frm. and hnal quotations
we're Irregular. ranging from NC. net lower
for December TO sc. higher for July. The
trade seemed TO be anticipating q heavy
mo, ement from the country as soon As
cars are obtainabie. but the Argentine
news was builish and exporters we're said
apparently small. In the local cash mar.
ket No. yellow was quoted at el.i7
c. /. T. New York.
OATS-Reports that Argentina 10 agi.
tating the question Of placing an export
embargo on oats. together with evidences
OF a good foreisn inquiry, stimulated the
market Prices exsed OF from an early
advance In sympathy with the other mar
kets. but hnai quotations were net un.
changed for the day. In the local caah
market standard WAS quoted at ss s3c.; i;
No. 2 white. s30sahc.; No. . white. So y
e2bc.: No. white. SIN @s2c.i fancy
clipped white. ssh q ssc.: ordinary clipped
while s+h 70 sSc.. all elevator.
RYE-Mark.t firm; No. 2 western.
S5smi i.so c. l. T. New York.
BARLEY--Market nrm; feeding. 1850
1.06 T. o. b. New York.
uAY-Market steady; No. 1, 1ios0l.10;
No. 9. u: No. 3, s0c.; shipping. soc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet; good mill
Ing, %.
The sun., 1916-11-17
SPTNNERS' DEMANDS
BOOST COTTON AGAIN
January Sells at 20.50c. and
May at 20.80c. as South
crners sit Tight.
NEW CROPS FEEL BULGE
Embargo Rumor Is Ignored,
While Small Crop Esti-
mates Arc Needed.

Notwithstanding the rapidty and *
cent Of recent gains further sharp ad-
vance took place In the cotton market
yesterday. with January contracts sell
Ing as high as 20.50. while May sold n,
2e80. or about 80 to 81 points above
Wednesdays closing figures. Last prices
showed reactions OF or 9 points from
the best and the final tone was irregular
But old crop months showed net gains
Of % to 2S points. while the compare
lively neglected new crop positions were
to 4 points net higher
Tho buying was attributed largely to
calling by Eastern spinners, and was en-
couraged by reports Of strong spot mar
kets In the South. Liverpool showed con-
unued strength, while houses with Liver
POL connections were good buyers here
either for stratldle or speculative ac-
count. This demand helped TO absorb the
heavy realizing attracted by the high
prices.
Reports that private returns indicated
. shining OF i.l00,ooO bales for the first
period In November did not attract much
attention and were probably considered
about standofY. The rimors that pres-
Idtnt Wilson might recommend an ein-
particularly emphasized by buyeks around
the ring and the advance seemed a fur
ther rejection OF confidence In small crop
eatimates and In the stability Of South
erh spot markets.
The market opened steady at an ad-
vance OF IL points to decline OF
points. near months being relatively
0eeady In keeping with the cables. There
was much cotton for sale. the Altering 3
representing rcactionary sentiment as
well az realizing. t,eports that "A pron,i.
nent Western goods distributor was ad-
visIng retail merchants to buy domestic
cottons only from hand to mouth and to
clean up all odds and ends OF stock while
demand continued may possibly have
promoted some earty offerings. The
presence Of this persistent buying by
epot houses Served to check speculative
offerings for short accotnt. however. and
. renewal Of butt support sent lie mar
oet about a2 to 81 posnts net higher In
the late trading.
Exports were 1921 bales. maxim: o.
Sob,2so 50 far this season.
The sun., 1916-11-17
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-Receip... IS. bsss
cc s, MsFTSw sG% sis ssoiss esoss
ll.eS; small white. Cahfornia. 1915. Sli,75
Gi2; red kidney. 1915. choice. sis' white
fornia. choice. ti.ioa7s5. Peas, Scotch.
1915. choice. S75: black eye, California.
BUTTER - Receipts. ..css packages.
Creamery. higher scoring than extras, per
s!:., : ,ytss,f,ssssi tss .so!ss, & III ssss! second.
sse.: creamery. unsalted. higher than ex-
tras. liaii,a ,ac.; extras. 20 tohc.: nrsts.
ssmashc; seconds, ssaa7nr;; creamery.
.ras. sss o s7e.; i,rsts. S i ssc:; seconds,
s+M 9s5kc.; thirds. s3aslc.: state dairy.
tubs, nnest. sshc.; good 70 prime. ssh y
waited. extras. i9stMe. nrsts. ssa ssnc.
spssm..y. .Ss .Ss S1:!., s,sSss,;' ii.a,ss. June
ss%s ;ss n" ssond 4i 4si a:5s9 lo%eF sF' &
No. |. siYc.; No. 2. soM 0aic.; lower
whole milk. nats. held. specials. H.. 2ihc.
average fancy. 2ic.: fresh. colored. spe-
elais. :tu:iEc; white, Specials. :tm2tHc:;
soorsd average fancy IsSs Ss,a white; sv-
2iSe.: fresh. specials. :IH @siiic.: aver.
age fancy. 2tc.: cheidars. held. specials,
2Nt "a csc; single daisies. fancy. e4hc.; all
styles. undergrades. 20I ~ 23bc.: wiscon-
sin. whole milk. held, twins. fancy. 2t's II
:jc.: double daisies. 2ttc.; single daisies.
Hhc.: Young. Americas. 2&k 0s5c. state.
skins. held, specials. 1871 q 2oc.: current
make. specials. 100 ishc, choice, lsa
isisc.: fair to good. i7di7hc. lower
grades. 100 1Shc.
COrTONsEED Oll.-Finsi prices s to is
points lower for active months Early the
market was hrmer and higher, prom pte ed
by strength In cotton and advance In lard.
but longs sold on bulges and the late de-
cline was attributed to pront taking as
well as to evidences Of further iiquidatio
by refining interests and by the west Total
sales. $1,000 barrels. Range Of prices:
wnt,
The sun., 1916-11-17

e7c.; western, milk fed. second grade. all
Ing on quality; fresh. bbls.. milk fed. dry
esssss.es %'is:rn s .ss' az ','fss s " tsn; ssrS
led. Il lbs. to Dozen. and under. ib.. 2sc:;
ls.sx lbs. ,sc;; $3.50 lbs. .:Sgass:; :i.ss
IS lbs, a1c.: so lbs. and over. .asc.: fresh.
bbls.. Iced. nearby sauab: LIN lbs. each.
pair, $50 Soc; under I ID; each. aS3 SOC;
G2se.: fhllsdeiphia. milk fed. 1o-i2 lbs:
ESQ soc; Pennsylvania. milk fed. mixed
w:S .Jnm & S,Ss rnn'yIys yIy:ni: %k ,k fsS fsS
sas, S,S' as saS w.:.a x.s,as dry s ps tiS afs MIX
"a ~ e: e ss s., e. p.i sse o 10 e H.. ssa, sc
mixed R asth wei 80 &c. e ps'r corn tss efs is:
S.p Is PAIR sa paI s. ,ss I'd iS Dii 10 psr
s,Nte:; ,sscuihssssn., dry picked, mixed
sMi'Ssn.!a"s siSs: 'ffsidsd: fs.. and over S: psir. ir
2it 9?:c.: northern Ohio and Micnisan.
zoe. Sc Sbs. to pair. Ice; other Western,
scalded. broilers. a2c.: 8 lbs. and over. 2i0
?1tc.:, mixed weights. ie62oc:: southern,
Southern, dry picked or scaidcd. corn fed.
small. common and culis. l6h lie.
roILsrrs.h s.i dry packed ri mix isd !,
17is ishc.; under 80 lbs. rs; &c; fresh. dry
sseksd' e ;ss corr corr fed, d; to box; wes'ern: .s-
e.; ss'ss' "a a. ucsss s.' ,sssiSs'S,ss;;::
ff!S f!er r.'Aiss is. e'li Se,. s!S ws.s.;a :!;S
cortherly. dry picked. s lbs. and over. zoe:
~ ni lbs; iehc'; lbs. s,n lsc ~ lbs, i5hc;
northern Ohio and Michigan. .rslded.
large. isG,. small. is,ts.: other Western:
old cocks: dry picked. isii q isc: scslisd.
l3hc. DUCKS AND GEESE--Dry packed,
!: 10 box: Ducks. Western. fancy. 50 lbs.
dozen. :oa?ic.: fancy. under "a lbs to
dozen. ismlsc: geese. Western. fancy.
large 2oc.; fancy, small. Ice. ducks and
Long island. fresh ducklinss. ID. ?sc.;
M,irhishn. ducks choice. isn?oc.; other
luSE Sis'% poor pSA to- medium Ff S oSs %s''sr% s"%
Michigan geese. choice. Zoe. other West.
cru geese. choice, lsaiec.; other Western
Prime, white. s.Io lbs and over to dozen,
per io1en. 1.j0u6.:5, culls, 5oc. H 81.
6uINEAS-Spring, 81 lbs. to pair, per
gs s;t. "a Il. V"''''- IDS to pA''' per p.'F'
POULTRY. LIvE-som. Is fre,sn, car.
on tracks: 10 unioaded. Fairly active de.
mand mi. Tor most descriptions OF poultry and
with comparatively moderate receipts. Feel.
ING Is hrm on fancy grades
RABB1rs-Cottontaiis, prime, per pair.
80 9 35c.: iced. 20 q 25c. inferior, Is q iss.:
Jacks. prime. 75c. q u.
k1CE-Domestic screenings. So U3ac;
medium. ~ d Sc: head, ~ h65c. fancy
heads ~ T5tc.. extra fancy. 81 q S.:
Japan. <'sc.. blue rose. li,c.
SUGAR fCTCRES-Price changes trrcs-
MAR war. op.n,ns hrm. with prices a, one
-tius ami some support from trad. inter.
'stS, prompted by unftyorable weather
conditions, where IL was feared that III.
recent frosts might have intur.d the Lou.
lStsna sugar can" well fear over the
beet sugar outlook. Near the cios" prices
-asei on under scattered liquidation. with
closing points lower to point higher.
sales 1850 tons. Range of prices.
The sun., 1916-11-17
GRAIN MARKET.

WHEAT-Ths market was fcserlsh
throughout tho session and while at one
tims values we're iac. 10 ssc. above the
hnal OF Wednesday, later there was a
sharp reaction and closing quotations were
INC. to lJc. net lower. rumor from
Washington that the President II expected
to recommend some action in regard to an
export embargo caused heavy late selling
ana while the trade was inclined to he
sceptical on embargo talk longs were
nervous and Inclined TO iquidatc, Opin.
Ions differed az to the significance Of the
economical move of Great Britain. which
u was said. VIII not permit tn. making ~
over = 20 per cent wheat four hut
while some authorities argued that this
would naturally curtain III" consumption nf
0Aeat abroad. others took II to mean thnt
Europe II much eNer 'iscd over the uucs,
tlon of future supplies and consequently
disposed to c"ns,rV" it, resources Ar.
gentine news was again hullish and II Ia
believed that eNpnrs viii bc small the
coming SEASON The importing countries
abroad are, however 'ndoay0Ting to make
purchases In other exporting countries
and II ts said that 0oet Of steamers is
on tho way 10 Australia for Wheat aud
tnat the bovernmcnt IN India had sane
vkfd the expectation Of 400, 900 tons IN
~ Britain France and Italy. The cA.
The sun., 1916-11-17
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
Now No.%. November 18th, lcl6.
To the Stockholders Of Columbia Trust

Company:
Notice is hereby given that spcc'a,
Meeting Of the stockholders ~ Columbia
Trust company hs~ 10y authority " the
Mt the office Of tho columtis Trust Com
PAM. 50 broadway, New borE city, on tho
i,h day Of December. 1915. al twelve
O'Clock noon.
Th. object ~ said moetirg is:
rp To authorize an increase Of tho Capl-
tai Stock Of tho columbia Trust company
from Two Million Dollars s2,oo0. .OoOi, con
sisting Of Twenty thousand '-n.oo"i shares
nf the par value OF one hundred dollars
,&i0ob each. to Five Million Dollars 'f5.-
o0o. 600, to consist of fifty thousand ,"",
non, shares Of tho psr vain" OF one nun
dred dollars 800, each, heing an Increase
~ Three Million Dollars f3 ooo. hoo, con
slstne Of Thirty Thousand $4,000, shares
Of one hundred dollars tSi0o' each.
-, To authorize the oNrriur Of SUCH In
"resSed stock, to wit. 20. ono HhHrc> OF sloh
each for subscription at the par value
thereof. pro rata, to the StoC khuliers ot the
Columbia Trust Company of record A. ~"
close of business on tho ith day ~ b"r"m-
her. 1915. such subscriptions to he made
during such period and under surh reEua-
tipns and provisions ns shall he determined
a. such meeting Of Stockholders. and to
authorize the sale Of all additional share
not So subscribed taken nui paid for. hN
tho President "f the COMPANY. to such per
sons. IN such manner, at such times ma go
such prize as he may de- cruiu" at not -
however than tho iuarNot value thereof
nor less than sla0 p"r share.
iSi To tax" such other action ~ may
properly como before s.,id meeting in rsla
'ion To- the proposed iucrc t-" Of tapi'hl
stock ana tho disposition thor""f
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
WILLARD v kiNG. President
LANGLEY ". WlGGlS. Ser'ciiry.
The sun., 1916-11-17
COFFEE MARKET.

While moderately active business marked tho
eonee market yesterday tradin: wss not general
o6erings promoted by talk of an cssy cost and
freight situation were absorbed by foreign or
LEGAL Investment huyinr. hut slight rallies were
point. lower 10 points higher. sales were
reoorted OF 70 $50 bags, Including a few further
e1changes from near TO late months. The mar.
sailing from trade sources attributed 10 re.
ports OF numerous offers from Brazil late ON
we previous day. Brokers with Wall street
snd cotton trade connections we're moderate
hlyere. Owing to the holiday there were no
e(uciel euotstions from the BRAZILIAN markets
local spot market quiet and unchanged MT
GAc. for Rio 7a and 1910. for Santos a.
The sun., 1916-11-17
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
---.-a4---.
|, >lON R\t, 4 PAPER IORpOR ATIO>

quarterly d.vid'ni ut ono aud nu' hall
nor cent upon the stock nf this tHpora ION
has been declared. payable on beU"mh'r
i5th 1915 to holders ~ record ~ IN" sin' Is
of this Corpora ION ~ the close of husiu's-
on December 3th. l"is
Stockholders IN tho old The Union RaG
and PapFr company viii observe that ~"
above dividend il payable only to stock
holders IN tn. new corporation. SO that IN
order To receive II. they must cNchhEE"
their certificates for certificates In tn" ueN
corporation, at the offi-" Of the Empir"
Trust COMPANY. l20 Broadwi,N. New lorh.
on or before December 6th, 1915.
L.. ~ MURRAY, secretary,
The sun., 1916-11-17
'1RRSS SSSSsiSsS4ISs SEsasSH SSss''tR

\ UUNfVFfTN , UTNIItN.I ~ " ~ Y F'T
share un the outstanding Capital stock Of
tho Company has been declared. payable on
December let. 1916, TO stockholders Of
record at the close OF business November
18th, 1916
t'he,&s viii be mniled bv the Columbia
Trust Company. Dividend pishurs,ug Agent
II ESK MOLLER, Treasurer.
Noyember Sth 1916.
The sun., 1916-11-17
were az follows:
New York Men Buy Brids.port Plant

RR iDGEPoRT. Conn. Nov. iG.--The
=. HmrriTsn Ar n Tube and stamping Company, a
*5'ooo' 900 corporation which has been
h1"ins an unprecedented business since ths
European war was sold to-day TO n syndI-
cate OF New York hnancIers, repressnted
In the transaction by Guy r. Miller OF the
bridgeport Brass Company The new
owners VIII tale ever the pant Eecember
. when the 'oundrles will l., enlarged nj
the force OF 800 men incrcased ~
The sun., 1916-11-17

CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

The market was generally strong yesterday
the business broadly distribuied' Metal
shares we're promi nent features WhiIe
American Smelling and Refining under reaj,x
day before. there were n number OF suh
stantiai price improvements recorded among
me coppers. The railroad shares Joined in
the Improvement. Reading for a time was a
particularly strong feature, Among the in
dusirials which improved decidedly were
american Can. Central Leather, Cruc bic
handled large business. which Included a
heavy turnover of odd lots
Sales OF mIninx STOCKS we're a. fo,Ior.
The sun., 1916-11-17
UNITED STATES EMPRESS COMPANY
Rector street. New Work.

N0N' IllN'T ", IFTN-
Pursuant to a resolution Of the Board ~
Directors Of the United states ENprSs,
COMPANY, notice IL hereby given that q
third and partial distribution of the a.
sets of this COMPANY, amounting to IS 90
per share Will lie mad" November .yth.
1915, to the Shareholders Of record as ~
tn. 18th day Of November. 1916 checks
Will be mailed,
Transfer Books Of the COMPANY Will close
a. - o'clock noon, November lNth. and re-
open December LIST l"lf.
II u. NOiGNN, lH. Treasurer.
The sun., 1916-11-17

The ANNUAL MEETING of the .,oclhold
er. Of WHITE. E.SINOSSON Inc. viii hc held
on FRIDAY. Decrmhcr lst. lal6, ~ 10 O'Clock
~ the forenoon. at the offices of the Com
pany. ~ Nassau street. New YORK city Tor
the purpose OF cIcctiuE y Board Of Directors
and for tho transaction Of such other husi
ness az may hc brought before the meeting
N q SIMOSSOS Secretary
The sun., 1916-11-17
NtGETNRI.Ex. MISCELLANEOUS Al

L
Ms; nearby. J.rus.'en. hhi sso BRrs.
yIl,s s Il srE%,,rS, v1r; ens ,.sni Al IA H..
s'.in%:sasi s,,,.n; Ssk. .i"2s"; Florida,
nrErs" S.,r6y ico Sfn n"hs '. s., ton. 80 IN \
~. l@ sSm:7s: per 100 ~ hsr ), 5o" Ii
lopo on. bbi' ,sa5,i .o nnu.ssea' T"'nss n,s
$50 cr,rMBERs.- -Fl"rlda bsk. ,..;,,
~. " h"i"Ss "I,"SS s",,sr p"ms i''s"a ani.o a'H:n ~
rABRAIES psn'.h' seed. ton. SIS "a %
.oi',ss'l'. ron, sao raa: hhl. 81 5Oa. ., ,
. ." CELERY R'h,. l5n .ic: St.ie and
nearby. .rah, 5: hoat CArLiFtOwERs
per IA, Rana'n crate. sini.a: Tong Isl.
.gs an, i Ions .n, 50, !. Phi; 81 ~ ?::; Long
crate. 81 80 TiilcuRN. Scarhv b,k. so
,%Hi TSrisl h'"y'd"' s',l ,, ss '''' Gi4ri;ANrsn
H., 7msr.: N.p orleans, H. la ;c' N''inEI Hai,
f"rn',; iG .I.loc. nunsER,plsH- -w"n
spd VIrsi"G. b.k s,~" 81 $3.50 4 I.ETfrGE TrrT!iHl Il
N,rstn,r .nr ~ nsk "o' a. 10 csr:!es, nss
h,k 81 zoo i0.; browu, ! III Ssk., soc I" q
,s,a IA "G'2 nna w., IT, ,r h'k MI, i'. 81 "T'mMS
. -, yellow ~" III bag. Sla3,5. red 100
~ bag, Iin 36i. white, roo ID bag. s3n
"a; ,lrancc county, y"'ipw, 100 ib has
sana'3, red. 100 il. hsr' san5G,. CSn,
nec'i'nt valley yellow. i"o II bag. s3H
81: rcd 100 n, bag s3d3 oKRN-
Florida. hsk, ,:a 80; 4 TN carrier. s. 20
az. IN csrrIer, saaa; Jersey bsk, 81 I"
a. 30 pEAS-Cnllfornia per drum s7aI
10; Maryland! hsk iaa+. Virginia, small.
s2n3 3; Virginia, large, large hsk. sSn7:
Virginia. large, small bsk. AGa; Norlh
crrolins, hsk., f2nt South Carolina hslt
s2gt rErPERs. Florida. box. 81 5Oa
80. eAhSiEi--Nearby, 100 hchs'. sii
Nearhy 100 bch,., soc msi: South +.
.rn, b.k. I"c. s1Ia. RON AlNE. Nearby,
hhl, 10. fiS1 %: STATE. crate aoc. Gfsi /;
stare. ,hsk, .oa 7sc. Maryland hsk. hoTt
i'c;; North Carolina, hsk @onT5c: vir.
ginla, bsk, aoIT5c. Florida. bsk., 80 a 7;,r.
SPINACH Nearby. hsk,, ~ Il aOc, Virginia
hhl.' soc. ntl q SQUASH .Nearhy, mar
sn.o'a2sI3 Enorlda, whit" hoH, 81 -"
u.hoa2; white, bib slT5da. TOMATOES
.-California lug. 81 ,5OT225: hothouse. 10
bchs., tIWIah
The sun., 1916-11-17

PAUls. Nov, Weekly ststoment n, ,h.
Rank of France shows; Notes In cIrcuia ,i"n
decreased 7s:ja. 0oof,, treasury deporIts dc"
~ @l Wnf, general deposits. dec. s7 7o3 OOof
hills discounted dee, II, ss5 6lof, advance, de-.
7,a,7, 7,"nf gold In hand Inc. ic,s0i OOof, silver
In hand dee 6.6ll .On0f ''
The sun., 1916-11-17
OFT RECEIPTS AND sroCKs.

Mverpooi cables: Spot. fair business: s.,,,.
no bales speculation and export, 500; Amer
icsn; 1900: imports. Leo. nous Amcricsn
- 10 u points higher closed very STEADY ~
net advance of 1915 TO 81 points January,
reoruery. n@. Nsrh.April. 1885,; Msy
June, July AuguAt, l.,06; O,tobcr, ,Noys,n.
ber, .. Manchester-Narns In sellers favor
The sun., 1916-11-17

rARIs. Nov. Trading aulet on the
Bourse to-day. Three per cent r~ntes 81
London, 81 francs SIn confines, five p~r
cent. loan. 81 francs 70 ccntincs.
The sun., 1916-11-17

Receipts for duties n the Custom, HOUSE
yesterday we're Gt5.l7;.is. OF which Sals IsS 2,
WAS for merchandise withdrawn from b,,odcd
warehouses and ,3sS, o.ss for recent import q.
tions.
The sun., 1916-11-17
orrICr or RrADI>G COMPANY.

FhIIadrIPhIa, NoNomhor 10, I3lh-
The Board Of Directors ha. declared from
the net earning quarterly dividend of
one per cent. lcoD on tho First Preferred
stock Of tho COMPANY, to h" paid on De
cemher II. l?li To stock kholders Of record
at the close Of business, November @s, 1916.
Checks will bc mailed to stockholders who
have fled dividend orders with tho Treas
urer JAY v HARE, Secretary,