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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-23
ENOIA SIDE

Philadelphia Division-The 244 crew
nrst after 3.15 p. m: 202, PAP, 211.
216, 20S, 241.
Engineers for 202. 216.
Firemen for 202, 20S.
Middle Division-The 90 crew first
atter p. M: 1I9, 249, 21S. 2S2.
Engineer for 20.
Fireman for 90
Conductor for 119.
Flagman for 20.
Brakemen for 29, 49,
Yard Crews-Engineer for 1st 1875.
Firemen for I'd 10S. 1st LOG, I'd 102.
Engineers up: Anspach, King,
Reese. Hepford, Troup, Anthoney.
Newmire
Firemen up: Smith, Eichelberger,
L. c. Holl, Hinkle, Brown. Liddick.
c. H. Hall, Wilhelm.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-23
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADp

Chicago. I'LL. Sept. 23. = Board or
Trade closing:
Wheat = December. 1854; May.
Corn = December. 73M: Nav. 77x.
ts--December, 49A; May, 52h.
Pork - December. 1885; Janu-
1852. y
Ribs - December, -; January
1915. ;
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-23
u. S. STEEL IS
SHINING FEATURE.
Makes New Record; Coppers
and Motors Establish New
Marks

New York. Sept. 23.-U. s. Steel was
the shining feature of to-day's session
transactions in that stock during the
two hours at the new record of 1lTh
surpassed any similar period. Dealings
in steel embraced many individual lots
of 1000 to 5000 shares exclusively Of
the initial offerings OF $1,000 shares
New records were also registered by
leading coppers. Maxwell and Stutz
an undercurrent of irregularity. how
ever. rails barely holding their own.
while shipping shares and some of the
munitions and equipments were dis
tinctly reactionary. Gains were mod
erately shaded In the profit making
of the last hour. The closing was
strong. Bonds were firm.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-23
Fireman for 22.
Brakemen for 2s, %, IT.

Fireman for 22
Brakenen for %, %, IT.
Engineers up: Baker, Leopard, Al.
bright, Howard, Briggles, Kaufman
Burris, Harris.
Firemen up: ]. C. Rumberger
Snyder, Steele, Bruker, Howard, Kill
heffer, Troup, J. D. Hoffman, Reeder
Forsythe. kunkle, Lieban. Penning-
ton, G. w. Reeder, Leamer
Conductors up: Coup. Heiner.
Brakemen up: Sweger, Miller
Sebelist, Campbell, Humphreys. Reed
Henry, Foltz, Keatter. Eichel, Milling
er, Williams, Doyle, A. Schmidt
kleck, Farleman, Yost, Rhine, Len
hart, Carl.
Yard Crews - Engineers up: Leiby
Fulton, Fells. McMorris, Runkle
Wise, Watts, Cleland, Goodman, Say.
ford, Hoyler, Harling.
F1remen up: McKillips, Ewing
Peiffer, Smell, Flesher, Blottenberger
Weigle. Burger, Richter, Keiser
Ferguson. Six. Hall.
Engineers for 6, IA, 16, 1st "a, 60
F1remen for 6, 4th 8, End 22. Isl
"a Srd "a, 26, %. 81.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-23
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

New York, Sept. %. - The statement
OF the actual condition of Clearing
the week shows that they hold s1I4,-
134.130 reserve in excess of legal re-
qutrements. This is an increase or
$25.1S6.1S0 over last week
The statement fo1Ioupo.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-20
REV. WELLS TO PREACH.

sue Of The News the Rev. p. b.
Wells, d. d., Presiding Elder of
Rock Hill District. will preach in the
First Methodist church Sunday
night at 1880. All are cordially in
vited to this service.
After preaching DR.. Wells will
hold the Fourth Quarterly Confer
ence for this year. This will be the
last Quarterly Conference of the
pastorate of Rev. f. T. Hodges. 1t
is fitting that it be made the best
of the four years.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-20
FAIR PROSPECTS
VEAY BRIGHT
CONTINUED from Page u

ming club representing it's own work
(work must be done by club men,
bers only. Prize, Lancaster Coun-
ty Canning Club Pennant.
Glass c. Best exhibit from any
canning club member. First prize.
$500 hat given by Lancaster Dept.
Store. Second prize. $3.50 hat given
by Barnette's 5, 10 and csc store.
Glass ID. Best kept record book
of years work. First prize, Water
man fountain pen, given by Robin
son-Lathan Co. Second prize, $500
suit case, given by Poliakoff Dry
Goods Co.
Class E. Best written history of
years work in booklet form. First
prize, 5 pound box candy, given by
Lancaster Candy Kitchen. Second
prize. 1 box candy. given by Lam
caster Drug Co.
Glass F. Best composition on
Lancaster County Short Course"
June, '16. First prize, Eastern Ko-
dac, given by B. C. Hough Co. Sec
ond prize. bottle Hudnut's Toilet
Water, given by Lancaster Phar-
macy.
Glass G. Best Uniform Cap and
Apron. First prize, $500 pair silk
hose given by Schlosburg & Kar-
mesh, Kershaw, S. c. Second prize,
S1.OO pair Phoenix Silk hose, given
by Robinson-Cloud Co.
Glass II. Best display of canned
fruits and vegetables in glass. First
prize, $500 worth of dress goods.
given by Hirsch Bros. Second prize
$500 aluminium boiler, given by e.
V. Truesdale. Kershaw, S. c.
Glass L. Best display OF jellies.
First prize, $3.50 hat, given by
Barnette's 5, 10 and csc Store
Second prize, 6 postcard picture Of
winner, given by w. A. Davis, pho
tographer.
Glass ]. Best display of Pickles
First prize, $500 in trade at Davis
5, 10 aud 25c Store. Second prize,
$3.50 parasol, given by Blackmon
Co., Kershaw, S. C.
Glass X. Best quality Tomatoes
in tin. First prize, $2.0O worth
trade given by Funderburk Co. Sec.
ond prize, $3.50 worth of dress
goods, given by w. w. Horton,
Kershaw, S. C.
Best Booth representing work
done by one community, (work must
come from that community Any
community in Lancaster county
elegible. Not restricted to Home
Demonstration work. Prizes raised
by subscription. First prize, $1,000
Second prize, $500. Third prize,
$3.50.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-20

FOR SALE-Fresh plants. Early
Jersey and Charleston Wakefield
Cabbage plants, parcel post, 800
or more, at 15 cents per hundred
-$1.00 per thousand. Ask for
rate by express. Phone 3O2. V.
A. Lingle, Lancaster, S. C.
3-6tc-Fri-only.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-20

LOST-Male Hound, brown spotted,
both ears split; three years old I;
answers to the name of Judge" !"
Liberal reward for his return or
information leading to his recov-
cry. B. A. Garrison, Hotel Royal.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-20

WANTED-You to know we have
full collection of Woods"
Bulbs, for forcing and outside
planting. Phone No. 4, Standard
Drug Company. 3-tfc.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-20
Piles Cured In E to IA DAYS

YOUR druggist will refund money II PAZo
OINTMENT fails to cure any case Of Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to IL days
The hrst application gives Ease and Rest. Soc
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-20

FOR SALE-Charleston Wakefield
Cabbage plants, frost proof, for
fall planting. now ready; 15c per
100 or s1.OO per 1000 plants. w
H. Millen, Lancaster, S. C. 3-tc.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-20
The oulnlns 1ha, Does Not Arset Tho Rssc

Because of its tonic and laxative effect LAXA.
TIVE BROMO DUMMIES better than ordinary
Quinire and does not cause nervousness r~r
ringing in head. Remember the full name and
look for the signature OF L. w. GROVE. 2Sc.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-20

YOUR POCKET BOOK-Keep the
elephant from stepping on your
pocket book by buying your win
ter supplies from M. Poliakoff.
2-tfc.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-20

Shoes For The Whole Family.
happy be you old prices
W. L. Douglas Shoes for Men at
$500, $3.50, s4.0O s45O
Crosset Shoes at and 90
Browns Heavy Work Shoes for Men. These
OF solid leather, and every pair
s275, $500 $3.50
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-20
Cotton Piece Goods.

Heavy Gray Brown Pink Matte Outing,
Big Assortment Light Outing,
Checks, yard. :. ;. .1Oc
Fine Heavy Gingham. and Patterns
10c, IL 1-2c, 15c Yard
Fine Shirting Dress Percaes
Fine Fleece Dress Goods, Pretty Patterns,
yard 10 IL 1-2c
Fine Msycerzed Popin, Navy Pink, Light Blue, Green
White and Black, yard Il
Fine Silk Finish Popin, all the
Good Wool FLANNEL, yard. =. .... Csc and S5o
Fine Heavy Weight White yard ..........
S6-inch Bleach. =. =. . =. 49,. . 1Oc and 12 20
Good Mattress TSkng, yard. :. :. :. ..1oc
Best Feather TickAguaranteed to hold feathers
" yard zoe 25c
Heavy Shifting work Shirts yard . . 1oc and 12 1-2c
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-18
9amit 5oa Ser 0oftor elm IN 3ei-

9amit 8oe Der 9oftor Elm IN 3ei-
ti~ingspapier gerpifeltes Bofden aus
Der 1oide ieines lleberrodes. Sc
ben Sic iit Oas Ding einmal on, id
oenfe, es miro sic intereliieren.~
Nit lpibeit 5ingern nabm Ser
8aggeien oas 8afet entgegen, mis-
mutig, mioerfpillia er bate nidt
pieI 3utrauen ST III 3eitungspapier
gemidelten @egenItanben.
gdht obne oeutli6 sur Sd)au ge=
tragenes ltnbebaeen neitelte er Die
Siiae nb mo Der 8oftor erbielt Die
&errihaft iiber Die 9anf obne ae.
benregierung, oeitn Serr gaggeien
mar nufgefprungen.
Gaiim Iraitte er feinen Mugeft.
@ar oas nidt feline Wafe, ieiile foIt-
bare 8eosetpooopaie aus benz Hri,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-18
1ramsport> 0eYeuSGafaen
-MuIIaIV Transfer Co.,

Eauiliensautihen unb 9roI6fen. Be-
Iorat llmaiehen lt1lo WeDbeI 2ngerung.
Baggage : 8ransfer. Selepbon l2S.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-18
(6ortiebuna foIat.l

aac Surten bon Grind . slrbeiieu.
iuie @iiher, sSulbers", Sriefboacn nns
SDnuerts, Sarten, Girenlare, GiniaSun=
gen nf,r., in Sentid unS Gualiid1, metz
anssefiibrt. @tIiDu & Shme9@
M a IT 9rinting g., 206 Gaparru Str
Gel. Grpdett 1924.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-18
THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

@ds beoentet rgbe Eisbteen"2 Dns
bette 6oteI fiji oas tpenigfte @eI1 IN Gan
Mrtot1io. Gunner 50c. Nnsgedeidnete
MahIseiten 25c. Nieorige Spe6ialrdten
per Bohe. Sab frei. grodett 6277: 81
eeutudIer Gage. 500 GiosMIaI1D GfrnBe.f
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-18
0ptele.
HOTEL m

325 MIamo YIa3a -bibi6 m0blierte
refine 4imrner. SOC, Toe 81 per Sng;
$3.50 un6 aitfpdrts per Bobe. 3fn1n1er
nit 3 8etten $500 per 8oHe. Nltes
SeIebhnn grpdett 658.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-18
DR. c. H.sPETRY

@raDuierter g~birnpracter, entferits
bic lfriadle, App1ts Rranfbeiten ebne Mr3fi.i
ODER Mef{er. 208 0uerIer @ebd1iOe,
224 Beftsg Commerce @try San Antorio.
grodett 7038.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-18

aSbe Mobern Originating ShcpI1s
504 @arben Ctr. Gan Nntonio, Eeras.
8uihneinen. Nnprnbieren uno Ndhers
geIebrt. GdiiiIerinnen MAIDEN hire eiacz
fen aleiber. tpdbreno {e Iernen. Sier
ipirb Deutih aefprohen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-18

uatbeiie oes eroBen aorlen2 am
&allbe iUar nod eit meiteres Stiid-
den abgebrodelt, loilit ober NOR lie
big alf Ben alten nib sbeil mo uu-
nerie6rt.
(Gortiebung foIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-18
BICYCLES

s.. s. Gpgar & Spn, 8icbclee @epdras
ttreu nnb Gnpplieg; ueue uno sebruafte
WicpcIes. PIT Nbe. 9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-18
6ols INTO &oble.

8ir balten Die bette &sble nnD Oas
bette 8rennboI5. Hrobiert itfs. Ofase
geDb & Gpal So. grodett 6053. 3enes
Sci. 1911.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-18
@ameu uno Weaiigelfntter.

syreb etaffel, 319 OF Z Commerce
ctr. 6eu, @etreibe, 9nrten< ntlo Selolas
men, Wefliioelfutter- S~iflbatorefl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-18
FRITZ REUTER-

III Cameron Ctr, Nutor1obI : Neparas
tareu. Drnncetblene : GdtpeiBlug, Ars
beiten am N~nfabrtsS uro grtSiitl0lttsgss
Npparat. grodett 1925.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-18
,,piup,1
Gins stisse ban q. Gouim.

YldB munDeIeIts uQU OeT uHIer9IuNDS
babnfatton. sic bate ibren Inter
riht beenoet uno tponte nod Dem
potsbamer plab fabren. Inn bon bort
in ben Sierearten at geben, mo fie fid
b~erabreoet bate. Set Meihnanten
bate lie nit etnem ibr unbefannten
@plnaten einen regen Brieftpedfel I'm.
terbaIten, nno Der 6eIbgroue bate Is
eeitern benadridtist. oab er l1rla1lf
betommsn bate. lin nah Der 9eiulai
gu retien, beriibrte ct Berlin unb Bat
JrGnlein Megner, ibm cine @tunbe al
fdenten. bamit er feiner nnbefannten
Greunbin fir ibre Senoungen unn
8riefe banfen Tonne.
Die Qebrerin mar tpeber jung nod
fd6n. Set stpan3ig Sabren sins IL
BON JamiIie gu Jamilie, nm nifenss
arnen ainoern etpos pon ibrem gro.
Ben R0nnen abaueeben. Sic Itarh
gnn3 alein In Der WeIt. Dos una
fdeinbare perf5nden fhien ourh Der
Gurus nnb ben Reihtum, Der lie in
urooh non ,,nonsehnIihsr =, tnsr.
Den. Mit peinliher @epifenbaftisfesi
erfiate fie ibre pfli9t. uno lire @iitt
mar 10 groB oaB es ibr fosar leib tat
tDtIln fe un6anfbare unb unge3osens
@hiler ned einisen Monaten obel
cso hrer herfnTen rn,,b4e
s~S,,r.;n m.on.~ s.raons 81, -.
.h,,u. So M!ra 49, eu.,t.a ~ -
a.sss ~ Ia. ~. ,.s.
om;a.t;S m.,n. g. ma maman.
m..I n'r".snum.
,,,,h rerborc h;.s.r soro frrssnr, ~
;-.h.rr,onn =. sas,, X = Sfhs.Ss ohas.
tnorrt nm, a.,,, 1i,,.rr;6t - In On.
m,rmsn rom, Il ,n,rh. 4. fosor. ms.
n.r fr;in n,.nr e Eh /. IN MA
snsrs,.,.a ,,,,r.. - W
m;.s. m.:s"~. ss. s, m.-o.rx.
w ,s.,yuns NM pas sse'aalal!lgs
49, M. nsO.. o.nl anahIw.. '.ss'.u'
sm S. ~ W. - ss1Das - 81
M. A - Da 8. s srea. 9 '' t.sS.n p'0 NE
r;.ra.h., s". srh;.H 1. nnn 49,, es.'
fontsrH.n 9arIs s.raiM 49, ~sn
,br;sf ssn s,;nsn 9siIsn fn;sn.Its IA
a. con.s srs,,hs ,n;ns~ /. ;h,s ~
,,stts mss ,,na s.. @.a, M IT.
bsssuntsn asr,os,s ho.a.n e. san,
;;bs- M esgrs;bs, nm, as~;;hs. oass..
IL ma y aos s Sissss Ernnfyshsn
@s,,sn1,S r. W. ~, ~ oass me- s...
MERE ~ ontsportsn :" MIR KS aq.'
-n;;nftt;S ;sas mo5s a;a mr;sf. Sa,s.a
b,r Y" ~
sran,.;r m.aa. m.x.
aDesilsl, peish opanoms
NH o;1n . ,,,a ssrrsr I'M r. ,
@orsotsn NIL Sob nsr aena. msa'
ners mr. eins Oafo ara8. nsr 10y
ia ~ maras ;hrsr Grs;sssr;r "0 ~.
nob m nm s;,sr ssbr 5@rsgasn ~ -.
hsnarbt >, n,srSsn y "a ~ a.5sott.s
miirSs Sa5 IL o;nn mo6sns,,san
s;nen 9r;s5tns55sf ~, s;nsgs ,,ns.
fannt,n ssrrn f;isrts 'ae"' "'O&'
49, -
,onaa sa'S 5sp'sinuei Sspiesi &c eansI
a,asst a ~ a ianal'sslO
- l}r1o,,s .rsa $500 luasu' Jug
.1aau s'eua.sn ipuaps, nnp psDpt
INN e,ae !, Y man1in ts'i,s, nDli q
s na;a. Sa - 9 o:ua pls.us''. UNI q
o.uu.esn S..V 'ei..aei' gu lell'eh.
g. = le u~lIuholgli' Ignl eahe Iuf8e
2alaslalsainaI 81 Demlnigen; q
lpsag uon osll 0lua, ne enolfp lslsn
g. Ssst ou.Isn, ahp lp'eDsI ano p'eoel
r. s Is ~, .gaa o'els Gtsuoe, Dls
u'9 p0Vli' eii'pluho' h'Dl ~ Oerlas
S'n.
ytahietI gbegnet par iiarr Dol
SV1sa. ggO9 me I'm Sepen pate u
r. aieapilal l1r S2'e9elDllo Dsfrad)s
g. : Ss erllsastse llQ nun an ales.
~ l's l9Fa gelpaleDea pane hno per-
iAAJle HUI tEIe BOTLeuuHQ o Der
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
STRENGTH IL SHOWS

Among the raiI. Union r"oihy was the
leader HnC cstabiirh"n - new hl-h rtt"F"
other retprGs N"r" mun, Hy -NeS i"Fh
Central. ,r,at NuVtU"tH preiciIcd. Nortnctn
l..Clrt 81 raul AttEiauu Hul"''.
around lvi. but ihc uuyins IA II ~, an
TN. better .Ur that vary lvHspu Tor ~ -
one OF Tho best of "a" raiir"au issues
,'u-sapeuhu ana D!iIO "a. a. FNions feature.
Eai!!Onu equipment suhTcs we're Sifpns
In ANTICIPATION 90 .'S "rhvrH ioi f.Paita
and pytIrriacutr luo'i.Iiat report sd!u
that sew York C.UtTat ALREADY IA! p!n''d
AN ot.cr tor -cscrL! miiiion uoIiirs Moith
o.! !ONOlOtlNcs.
SEM YORK. S.Utciuucr - Mercantile
PAPER III Stcrlt'g, riAty-iay h!!is. Sh'I'7.
C.m,Hd, 81 r~tl's. si.'rrs haf sllNrI.
u.t. Ai.N.cuit dollars. $50 GuEcrUmcHt
Lun,e .t..nA. l.ailroad bnnds. slroms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
Bank t'lfarinys.


MEM YORK. September I".-Thc statement
Of the actual condition of clearing house
banks aud trust com,p,ntcs for In" week
oNc"ss of loyal r"nuir"ncrtS This Is an
incrcas" of si9.ii6.sso over last week The
statement follows.
Actual conditions:
Loans discounts ctc g.: col =, : na,. do
crease. tt.2ii.Cco.
ltoscrv" In own vaults. ttc! a0i. 90 OF which
ssG'.l'i.Vp * specie. increase. so. 15S. go
deserve in Federal reserve banks. $780,
$4,000: decrease. si.:ii.Coo.
hcscrv" .,in.,o,t other d"nosi,ori"s s83 i2Gooo;
Nc. demand dc"ost,s. sa2"s,soco; Increase.
$4,000.
Circulation s3i 30. 90: Increase .3,7ooo
Aggregate reserve. SEAS lic. eco
Excess reserve. Ssoi7.o5n. Increase &islis-
SUMMARY Of state banks and trus, com
rantcS in Greater New York. not included in
clearing h"us" statement
i-"ans. discounts etc. So. sao.nln: decrease.
snerie. s6o?s5,eo.o decrease. ,i2a.7 oo
legal tenders. sa.Sn7.np1: incroaIe slsG 90
Total deposits. $50. 3cj 10. Increase 81 90 u.
n,nks' cash reserve In vaul,v. slo,g,1n,
Trust companicS' cash reserve in Va ,,lts
'51.52o 2na.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
S WI l.. : j j. IS: Nj. $50: y. ess. We $50;
PETERSBURG; PEANUT MARKET.

NtGr3r.Gd by todEcrs Hummer X Co. tncD
PETERSBURG. VA. September l5.--Span-
ish-Farin"rs' stock Market uulct. a,-c and
tJC hiSh"i
NirginiaS Farmers stock Ma~ltct weak.
Fancy Jumbo. 3i-c prr bound: fancy hand
picked. S3'4c nor hound: extra prime. "a pcr
pound primo. 2sic p"r Bound: sf"liinc stock.
.l4C to 2i-c nor pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17

NEW Work. PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. Sentomber 1.-the cotton
seed oil market quiet. nnd. after n
steady orcning. prices eoscd or uneer
liquidation. and selling for Western &C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-17
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK u>Rk,.r

'St'"S at Union stool; Yards.
10, richmond. Va. Scpt"mbcr IT, igIS
noe" steers. to ~: extra cattle niEhor
ine"iuNi I" good 10 ~. common to r,ir
- !" - "l"ic" h"if"rS. To -: m"diiiu
80 80, god 10 o.. common {" fair 10 -,
,, nor" cows. 80 to Co., medium Ia good
. I" - rinWon "a fair to ~. n"-
"N.n. o. :" medium 20 good. -. "a g.,
~ mon 10 i7ir. J, Il" -. heavy butts :
!" ~. NNit. 20 -. B"s; Ga ives. "a - los
c9nlncn Z" Rcst hogs. ~ TO i0ir SOW
"nn -'nr &" B'ei sheen. ~ 20 g.
= on mon 10 ''i' iu : Rest lambs ~ L, II
'"llliloH 20 Z: !r. to
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


H"N YORK. S'rt"mhor i"-.Tobbcr. of
~ rn,u~ to dHv Md very inrG" business
Tor iail "r' suriuE Cotton goods ,cro
mth%i qua Yarns were firm 1.fnous %or"
I"uENi Tor "cNi r"'''s delivery. Knit goods
ru'cd very f'm Wool goods were STEADY.
with rising Tendency
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RICHMOND NAY MaRkEr.
NEM NNKK LINE sroCK MAnKEr

trading.
Calves. veal, v.als ,.coasiacc: rrasscrs
aud f"d calves. 5.91sts7i0
.Shesp- ana lambs. .t.,dy sheen ;cwcs).
$500 500: lambs. sil .0NGi sii -:
HoSS' -t:ady. lrim" stat" hog sli]o;
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CuIC,Co GK1I> MAKKI-r
w II Y w u. @ '-Ws
Richmond. Va. September -

CHICAGO Scptcmbcr l5.-rncaSIncss in
regard 70 BRUSH Trad" restrictions Iid 4
good deal TODAY 10 :ncrcas. the selling
pressure ON wheat. Largely. in CONSEQUENCE.
h. market closed unsettled. ixr Ia 2S.c NOT
lower. with December at SLATE to - iia.
and Nav at 81 iAM Sl.ISt. Corn lost =, u ie,-
20 -. and oats. i.Hi.c to /. n So. Provisions
finished irregular. ranging from isc decline
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SAW NN.ifi Ga. September i6-rurncu.
tine. firm. i.'. sales. -, casks: rc"cip,.s
81, casks shipments. !: raSKs. stock. =,
h'I casks ftosin. firm. sales. l. $50 barrels
receipts. 1850 barrels: shumon,s go ia
rcis stock. Sio'2 barrels Quote: A. H. . -
a.. u. "N. h.. so: r. Gl0. c. 6l5: II
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80, 80 IN" ,t,rein,,. 90. steady Ha,ive be-.
- ~. %1s11 'ii.5: stockcrs ana fcct. re
~, 80 = c"ws aud h"f"rs. sa5o5, :, IS
Sheep Rercirig ,cnn. ,.o,i ,y,,
- S"H ~. lambs s.. % N Sll 10
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COUNT on In" BRUSH "u,barsu. aud cl"Sci
ifi'kuiar. with the mar months to 3
points net higher. Will. the lat" positions
Mer" to MT lover. Sales. $500 barrels.
Ia" market closed EASIER. SPOT. 10 2"T, 10 81:
lauuHry. l"lI lo.is. February. I02iTf IN -, .
March ioi2n 100. Arm. i"3o@ 1865: Sop.
iEUb"r. l".ysii 10 ~. October. lu.2sTI 10 o Nc
sonb"r. l"ilFsi0i3. Dcc.inh.r. iv.I3H 1915.
Butter. STEADY. th""s", steady SPOT cuf.
f"". uui"t. I:io -. l"r: santos -. ila.r Ea 81
nd 70 iim.n .Mg..i Ima x IL .-lns. u
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CHICAGO. September IS Hogs R.coip;s.
1850: iirn Buzz. SlV.5GT SHE: lirht. $40 3.
u sll.;h. mixed. Slh.I0H $lijp: heavy. slO0i II
81 50. rough. so % $40 -: DlrSts.Iasi so ~
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TRADING RETURNS
80 SIE;I. SHARES

Rails followed strong, but IN u snort
time ;radIns again returned to TIE
Steel shares, ana was not unnatural
The reason tor tnat was Gear.
SpcCiaitivs receiver Inuch attention after
The bil: stocks gOt mONItE iitts"ursn tcui
pICncu ul 'b.uobS,y Dcts'U-" II. ..
Iri.k ISSUED huulnH interview un Dusl-
irH..
Stee! directors now are said to bc plan
ninE GuiiIp payment IA cash to make up
the steel common! u.N.:rnu Ui per cent
since ORGANIZATION There ~ cash enough
on hand to TINS. ana .ucn actIou wouig
not be- consII"r"G the least bit uHcOnscr.
NatiN.. IN Nicw " pr"hcnt earnings.
Western mon. 10 AUG"rStOOu to 100 earn
Ing not l,.- IMAM - yer cont on its STOCK.
rSp.,t,.,. q matter - ,yUr:t
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fOrrOS MARKETS.

NEW YORK. September lG.-Ea vorahic
weather report and increased Southern Of
tcrnEs led 10 "A further decline in the cot
ION market to-day. December sold off to
15.5lc. or about Il ponis under last nights
closing figures and y points under the high
level OF last Thursday. The close steady
within point or two OF the lowest u, Il
net decline OF S to Il poittS
The market opened steady at advance
OF points to decline of I points. and
soon turned easier under Southern and
local pressure After showing loss
of (" 10 points. prices stih"ncd up slightly
on trade huvinE ACCOMPANIED nv rumorS
that Summers had orders in tho market for
execution on a scale down. Rallies OF I
or . points mo; Increased offerings. and
prices reached iii" iowe+t point OF tn" dav
in the late trading under renewed linuida
lion. October sold la.a'c and January
at l5.59c. tn" lowest noini reached since"
tho advance OF III" earlier week
REPORTS from Fall River indicated that
higher prices were checking demand for
goods. but Western adviccs reported con
iinued activity and IN improved demand for
cation dress IA rics owing to tho high riicc
NJ nnul
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NEW YORK. Scntcmhcr &c Port move
-MiddlinE, 15.55c. Exports. 2iio bales:
stock. j5n95 bales.
Total to-day al all ports-Nct rercints.
494 bales.
Total for weck--Net receipts. S5.2lI balcs
exDorts. 9.G5S bales
Total for scason-N"t rcccip,s. 1928 bales
exports. Gi.ls3 bales