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Trs ding I'm the Dark.

II was announced yesterday morning
that the curb market would be allowed
to resume on the understanding that no
transactions or quotations were made
public, In other words the outside buyer
or seller OF stocks was expected TO rely
implicitly upon his broker for proper SER
vice.
Trading IN tho dark along these lines
proceeded for brief time. Il IL too much
TO expect that business can be done In this
way. Without attempting to compare the
curb market with the present outside
market IN New Street IL Is difficult 30 see
how the position or the public would
be hotter protected in the one than tho
other.
Tho New Street market has been Wig
orously condemned on all sides because ~
afforded no protection to the public. II
the public ia TO trade IN curb stocks In
tho dark II would have to trust itself
entirely 70 the broker Whether such con-
ndence would be abused IN many cases or
not Ia hardly a point TO be discussed
In any event trading under such condi-
lions In unsafe because the public is de-
prived OF proper indio1tion OF the trend
II prices 10 which II IL entitled.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.


Baltimore. Md. October 18th, 1914
=, Notice Is hereby given that the Annua
more and Ohio Railroad Company VII. be
held at the office OF the Company. Baltimore
and Charles streets. Baltimore. Md, on Mon
day. NoNembe" 10th, 1914, at eleven o, lock
\. NJ Tor the election OF Board Of Direc.
tore Tor the ensuing year and for the trans
action Of such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting
Immediately following the Annual Me.ting
a spec!al meeting will be held for the pur
thorlHng the execution Of an !ndeuturc co.:
mortgage or deed OF trust upon the lines
railroad ana property Of this Company ~
tenn ana subsidiary lines. 20 secure bon IL %
he Issued for the purpose Of refuudtus cNi,t.
ing Indebtedness of this COmpAny lrcIuait Y
~ Convertible Bonds aud bonds Of its sub
-ldlafS companies, and for other corporate
purposes, Including the extension ana In
proveinent OF iis railroads, as may he ners,
Tor SAID refunding and Tor ssid othsr puf
poses TO DO limited 20 s6Oo. 900, 600 unle-s. The
nrther consent or the preferred and common
sockholders be given I'm accordance with ,us
bylaws Of this Company and the reso.u-
ton authorizing the Issue OF It's p-e's-re
stock; also. for the purpo,e OF considering
ownership OF certain lines Of ra!IroaI f.
ONO now forming part OF this Conlpaus =
system and controlled by ownership o. stool
VIA; tho Central Ohio H. r. 60. El-ts-g
ohio r. r, Co. sandusky. Mansfield q NoD
ARK y X Co; Ohio Midland L. II. Co. Akro1
%o oniSesS J Mnst,nG, co. cI@y''ani
Cleveland l.orain & Wheeling Ry 60.
CG,he,yelsndi Terminal & valley n. Il 70
a Cincinnati Midland Il Il. co. Pittshg-r.
E,eyeland & Toledo n u. Co. Pitt~ourg.
rhineayile 4 Fairport ny. Co, Trumhl
WWs ang II; X Co. and Mahoning Na's
The transfer books OF the Company W..
f Ia2Ie al 800 F. N. Tuesday, .oc'oner =.
Thursday. October %, 1914
G. ". WOoDFoRn SAer~ -aTy.
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Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific R. R. Co.
HOLDERS OF COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS OF POOP

HOLDERS OF COLLATERAL TRUST B0NDS OF 2002
The
pledged stock the their
plan and which obtained application
Depository the plan and agreement.
In participate
with CENTRAL YORK, Depository
der the Office % WALL STREET. NEW YORK
CITY Bonds be deposited transferable and bonds
its certificates deposit with of
Application will be
the New York Stock Exchange
In the i is III
Committee
depotng ondoders The only therefore that the Committee
safely bid
deposited practically of outstanding
THE GRAVITY SITUATION APPARENT
PRESSING
CONSERVATION THE PLAN AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF
PLEDGED BONDHOLDERS AS PRO.
VDED IN THE PLAN
Dated, New York. October TO- 1911.
JAMES WALLACE
BERNARD
JOLlNE, IARklN RATHBONE, JAMES BROWN,
CRAVATH HENDERSON,
Counsel CHARLES
c. E. SIGLER Secretary, FREDERICK STRAUSS
Wall Commit
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MONEY IN NEW YORK.

Call money ranged between 6 and s pei
cent.
Time money ruled at 7 per cent for
most maturities the range being 10 s
per cent.
Commercial paper was more active, be-
tween and S per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York: ST
Louis. 45c. premium Cincinnati, 15c
premium; Chicago, 10c. premium.
Call money In London was 1Ldl&
per cent.
Sterling exchange was strong Quota
lions were; Demand. 497sa cables
49Sas
Bar silver in London. 23lad in New
York. Size
New York Clearing House statement
Exchanges s263.732,S19; balances, slS,-
5o5,9Si; Treasury debit balance. 81
i77J4T
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Gross earnings Of the Keystone Telephone
Company fot ssPtemnsr W." Slihasl''i'e i1
Operating expenses and taxes were slightly
lower and net earnings we're t5G,77!. against
' go sS, ysS Nsi SGR9 "a, "S raT The
nine months ended Septeneer go 1871 gross
aT ,S sIo., s H sss in th preceding
operating expenses ana taxes were higher
by ip snH net ,th ,mTps. W after inePe.
in 1918.
A special meeting of the Biison Electric
Illuminating Company OF Brockton has been
OF sls2 additional shares to be offered %
stockholders AZ $50 a share Holders or
one third of a share OF tho new stock. The
proceeds VII be appied 90 mo- PoT, ss5 %, of
additions and extensions.
The Public Service Commission Of the
second district ~ New York has received
report from rs electric railway inspector
eight miles of the companys track haye
been replaced BY heavier standard rails Of
cars have either been replaced or repaired
The Transmission and distributing systems
the switching system Is now contemplated.
The power house equipment Is commended
in the report and while the Transformer
system Is found 20 be moro or less obsolete
under contract for delivery next month
Electrical properties Of II NJ. Byllesby
and Company report that the actual not
connected load gains tor the frst eight
weeks Of the war were moro than during
the corresponding period OF 1873 sales 81
mnnufa ctured gas Increased substantially.
but did not equal the increases made In 1918.
During the eight weeks euded September 25
the electrical properties gained 4,TS5 GUS
toners representing Z 400 kilowatts OF CON
nected load compared with gains Of 4bS7
customers with 6 999 kiowatts during tho
same weeks OF 1913, During the same
period Of lglA the manufactured gas COM
panies added li4e customers and ,OU5
ranges, which compared with 1854 Gus
toners and ls6s ranges IN 1913. These
figures. however do not Include tho galnB IN
natural gas business IN Louisville.
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THE COPPER MARKET.

Sales OF copper were reported in some
quarters yesterday at ll.40 cents for cleo
trolytic, delivered thirty days Other deal
ers reported small transactions AZ II ~
cents and declared that the market was
holding firmly at that level. II Is admitted
On all sides that the business closed in the
last few days has been extremely light
and that consumers continue timld about
entering the market Most of the buying
Is for export. principally for France, Rus
sia and England
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The Western MARYLAND Railway Go.

ANNuAI. MEETING or sToCKHOLDE76.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE WEST
ERN MARY LAND RAILWAY COMpANNt
Notice Is hereby given that the .l.ulL
mfetlhg or 'he stockholders Of The Nes's-n
maryland Railway Company will b. h'.I on
wednesday, October 81, 1914. al 10 O'Clock
4 NJ, At the ONCE OF the COMPANY ta ths
continental Building, Baltimore, Ma .ui 3
ior ne purpose OF considering. yot!nE tgd
nNung upon tho following mat'crs "a
things. namely;
- proposed amendment Of As',.s
VII OF tho bylaws Of tho CoiuutrH 20
That the first sentence OF such article -
amended, shall read follows.
Article VIII. There shall he AZ ~
ecut!vo Committee. to consist ~ M.
chairman OF tho board 81 -uN-'5. ard
siA ,other members Of the Boa~l no
shall be elected by the Board
The election Or the Directors - W
company In accordance with 80 7,-
ave- ana The TRANSACTION % any orhsr
business which may lawfully come 5.-
FORE ths meeting
rho hooks for the transfer Of sioch both
common and preferred, Of tn. company vii
ne crossed Tor the purposes Of the meeting a
ocloct r. M on October ., 1914 and WY
%. 1914. " 80 va
by order OF the Board OF Directors
~, l.. T. ZIMMERMAN Secre'sry.
pa'ed' october l, 1914.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY
TO THE
Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit issued
by Central Trust Company Of New York
for Collateral Trust Bonds OF 2OO2 Of
said Railroad Company:

Notice Is hereby given that the Committee
constituted under tho agreement dated Feb
ruary &c. 1914. and acting under the powers
thereby conferred. has prepared and adopted
plan and agreement, dated october J. 1914.
and that a copy OF said plan and agreement
has heen nled with CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK, 50 wall
street. New York. the Depository under said
agreement Of February %. 1914.
Holders OF the above mentioned certificates
Of deposit for collateral trust bonds mav ex-
crclse, within the period OF thirty days from
the date OF the FIRST publication Of this
notice, the right OF withdrawal conferred by
said agreement OF February 20. 1914, on paw
mcnt of their rataole proportion OF the OK
peuses Of tho Committee. Holders OF such
certificates OF deposit who shall not exercise
withip said period such right OF withdraw!
will be entitled to the benefits OF the plan
and agreement. subject 10 tho terms ana con
ditions thereof. without the issue OF new
certificates OF deposit: provided, however.
that the Committee at Its option may, by
notice published in the manner provided In
the plan and agreement, exclude from psrtici-
patton In the benefits thereof, and from any
and all interest Hereunder, bonds represented
by any certificate OF deposit, unless within
the time'aud In the manner required In such
published notice such certificate shall have
been produced TO the Depository under the
plan and agreement and. as the Committee
may determine, either he stamped by II az
expressly asserting to the plan and agree
ment. or surrendered for new certificate Of
deposit issued undsr the plan end agreement
representing like amount OF Collateral
Trust Bonds.
Dated, New York. october 10. 1914
JAMES y. WALLACE,
ERNtRD ". BAHUCH
JAMES BROWN,
HENRY EVANS,
CHARLES HAYDEN
FREDERICK STRAUSS,
Committee.
JOIhNE, LARKIN \ RATHBONE,
CRAvATH A. HENDERSON,
Counsel
&. u, SIGIER, Secretary
% Wall Street Now York CITY
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To the Holders of the First Mortgage Serial
SIX Per Cent. Bonds Of Indian Ref,n,ng

Notice IL hcFeby given that tho Bankers
Trust Company, as successor Trustes under
Mortgage dated March 81. 1911. made By
lndi1n Refining Company 10 The Mercantile
Trust Company, as Trustee will receive
until IL o'clock noon, on October 26, 1914
scaled proposals for the sale to II on No
vembef ith, 1915, Of bonds secured by said
mortgage sufficient IN amour, to exhaust
the sum OF FIFTY two thousand sixty eight
ana $1,000 bo.lars H32.0ss 3s) IN tho sink
ing fund under said mort gage, at a price not
exceeding one hundred and two per centrum
bO20o) or the principal and accrued In
Of said Mortgage
BANKEks TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
Dated New York, y. Y. October I, 1914
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other rennors 825 cents. Demand for
was light The Warner com
panN purchased quantity OF prompt
shipment rnWs. paying n duty paid price
equal to 4.b2 cents, Transactions were
reported ~ the same quotation on the
previous day.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.


regular quarterly dividend 81 one and
three quarters per cent u%9t) upon the
First pr-ferr-d Siuck and the Second Pre-
been declared, payable November list, 1914
TO the holders N record OF such stock at the
close of business on October 81, 1914
Dividend checks will be Forwarded nv
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York
EDWIN s. BAYER Secretary
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SUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.

TI FSJAG,
Paid by Sub Treasury 10 banks
Paid by banks 10 sub Treasury.
Gain N banks on days trnusae =
SINCE FRIDAY LAST.
Paid ny Treasury 10 banks.
paid by banks 20 b-'rrrasury
Gain 20 banks .r,..,.,,,,,,,
Loss to banks Same period pre-.
vious week -,,.,.,....,..,
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THE SUGAR MARKET.

sugar quotations showed no further
change yesterday. Tho Federal GONNA nv
repeated 0 cents for fine Eranulated ana
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AMERICAN MALT CORPoRArIo>,

Jersey city, n. J.. Oct 4 ls'i
ne transfer books Of this Corporate ~
freferred and Common capital Sto. k VII
be closed at three o'clock = NJ on friday
'pctpper lb, 1874 preparatory 20 the annual
meeting Of stockholders 10 be held Notsn''
per ~, 1919, and will he reoponei T-!'nN
November IS, 1914
J, c, McCUNE, s.rr.tars.
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ssT.26s.l6

Receipts from customs October IL were $500 q.
.l2: from internal revenue, ordinary. $50, 1863:
corporation tax, ST7, and miscellaneous
Sg7 a4f
National bank notes received for redemption,
81 4iG G04
Tho cash statement OF tho Omitted States
Treasurer for October IL shows:
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International Mercantile Marine COMPANY

International Mercantile Marine COMPANY
To the Holders Of the
Preferred and Common Stock Trust Certificates:
The international Company, having
ferred tn 4ISg
Mortgage and Collateral
Committee of
Preferred
protection undersigned agreed
Committee o them.
preparation
viii be and lodged With Deposisy
andC Comm Trust ~
deposit Metropolitan
Trust Company Depository. Title
pany agent dpostary receipt,
Dated. October IA, 1914
C. Tuyi, r.. New
Chairman
Joseph Walker, r., New York
George A. Huhn Philadelphia
C. New York
Messs Carter, Ledyard & Nnburn. Counsel
50 Wall YorkC
Metropolitan Trust Company, Depositary
20 Wall Street New York City
Title Company, AGENT for Depository
Broad g. Chestnut Streets Philadelphia. Pa
II. NJ DE Lanoie, Secretary Of the COMMITTEE
60 Broadway, New York City
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, OF. 1.-THE statement OF
the receipts and pay warrants Of the Treasury
shows;
Monday THIS month Fiscal wear
Receipts ...... Nlg8 EA7 Sl4 o63 25S $3.50 bai 500
Pay warrants, SO",66 957iG,ois .27.Ta s74
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Colorado and southern.

Colorado and southern;
1914 CharS.s
First week Oct. scG6.552 Dec. Hsas
From July L.. 3.74g,o56 Dec ,si 9SG
Louisville and Nashville:
First week Oct. si.O63 $50 Dec t2ar Avn
From July l..... 1890. Ss3 Doc 4ss,Ss5
Rio Grande Southern:
rlrst week Oct tll.5o2 Dec. $500
TOY" jury i'','' lb77se Dec. ao,ps5
E f week oct s2es.00o Dec $4,000
'ul', ,''E -. Esvt,Sos Dec, 540,4i3
First week Oct. s9O9b4 per ,sro,
From July l..., i.2sl,12S Dec ~ SaS
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN
The 81 Louis Southwestern system renorta
Tor AuRnaf. - 'F't w
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-30
Are Meeting With Success.

Washington.-Oficial advices reveal
the fact that the Washington admins
tration Is meeting with success In
bringing Provisional President Carba-
tsl, General Carranza, General villa
and Gen. Emiliano Zapata into har-
nony for the restoration Of peace in
Mexico. General Zapata. about whom
little has been known hitherto. an
swered communication sent indirect.
" to him. promising to cooperate with
the constitutionalists in the work of
pacincation. II became known also
that two emissaries from General Car.
ranxa to General Zapata are due In
Vera Cruz and will explain to the
southern military leader the conces.
sions and reforms planned by the con.
stitutionalist chief Oficials were con.
adent that an amicable understanding
would be reached.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-30
CRITICISM Of THE RECALL
ZePEpA HAS INSTRUCTIONS AND
AUTHORITY.
Chairman OF Bar Association Voices
His Disapprovai--Reports In
dicate Increase Of Meat
Imports.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Washington. - Reginaldo Zepeda,
senator from the state Of Coahuila and
intimate friend OF General Carranza,
has been selected by President Car
bajal to negotiate the transfer Of the
government at Mexico City to the con.
stitutionalists. Mr.. Zepeda, who was
hiding in Mexico City during the
Huerta Dictatorship has left Vera
Cruz for Tampico to meet General Car.
rama. He has full instructions and
authority to arrange for the transfer
Of government. Jose Castellot, per.
sonal representative OF MIR. Carbajal,
has conveyed this Information to Sec.
retary Bryan. Messrs. Managl. Novelo
and Uretia, whom 1t had been sup.
posed would constitute the Carbajal
commission, 1t was learned merely
volunteered their services in smooth
ing the way to an agreement and have
no credentials or authority from Car.
bajal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-30
United States 10 Losing Patience.

Washington. ID. C.-Pressed by Ev-
ropean powers, the United States gov
ernment has about lost patience with
the various elements in the republics
OF Haiti and San Domingo and will de.
mand a restoration Of peace ON threat
OF armed Intervention Secretary
Bryan will confer with Secretary Dan
iels about a possible movement Of ma
rines into Haiti. Already large dis
cretionary orders have been given
Captain Russell OF the battleship
South Carolina, now at Cape Haitian,
but final decision as to whether force
Is to be used by the American govern
ment has been deferred. Reports from
Cape Haitian Of further fighting, with
added danger to foreigners, were re-
garded tonight as forecasting prompt
action by the marines now being con.
centrated at Guantanamo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-30
Making Preparations for War.

London.-The peace of all Europe lie
threatened. Every preparation for
war Is being made by Servia and Aus.
tria, while Russia, Germany, France,
England and Italy are only waiting
for some overt act on the part of one
nation to rally to the support OF an
ally.
Servia has replied to the ultima.
tum delivered at Belgrade by Austria
demanding the punishment of all &C.
completes in the assassination of Arch
Duke Francisco Ferdinand and the
suppression of societies responsible
for the antiAustrian sentiment in
Bosnia.
The Austrian Hungarian note de.
manded fat compliance or refusal
of the demands. The Servian reply
was declared unsatisfactory. the Aus.
trian minister was recalled from Bel.
grade and the formal opening Of the
war ia expected hourly
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-30
PRESENT SITUATION IN MEXICO
NOT ENCOURAGING.
To Investigate Alleged Conspiracy
Among Kansas Wheat Dealers
Armed interve ntion Threat.
ened In Haiti.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington. ID. C.-Peace In Mexico
Is far from assured. and complications,
both internal and international, are
rapidly entangling the situation, ad.
ministration officials. diplomats and
Mexicans OF both factions here believe.
The United States government is ex-
erting every diplomatic influence
toward harmonizing discordant ele.
ments, but certain aspects are un.
doubtedly grave. Official reports re-
veal that the most threatening factor
is the aloofness of General Villa from
the authority Of General Carranxa.
Another vexing point is that Carranxa,
according to his agents here, is disin-
clined to grant an amnesty to political
offenders and will insist on an uncon-
ditional surrender by the Carbajal
government. Unless Carranza is will
ing to give assurances that there will
be no wholesale arrests. executions
and confscations Of property when the
constitutionalists enter Mexico City,
Provisional President Carbajal will
rally all the military elements at his
disposal and resist to the end the con.
stitutional advance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-30
ARE GETTING WEARY
GOTH SIDES ANXIOUS FOR CON.
oREss TO ADJOURN.
INSIST THAT HE ABDlCATE
Prince William Acquires ennnity Of
Aibanians--Prorrlse OF Coop.
GRAFTON In Work OF
Pacification.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington. Republicans OF the
senate have let It be known that they
are as anxious as the democrats 10 ad-
tourn congress and 20 home. More.
over, they have determined to hold the
democrats to their legislative program.
permitting no business except trust
legislation and tariff reports to come
up for discussion and are hoping to get
away by Septen. r. 1.
THE democrats have the trust bills
before the senate" Senator Smoot
sail, "and we propose, II the country
must have them. to help get them out
Of the way as soon as possible or
course we can't avoid discussion Of
these bills. but think debate will not
be prolonged. We ought to get away
by September at the latest"
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-30
TO HELP MOVE CROP
GOVERNMENT HAS OFFERED uN.
LIMITED AID.
TURN JEWELRY INTO MONEY
Women Asked to Make Sacrifice In Aid
Of Suffrape--SeveraI Dead a.
Result Of Riot In
Dublin.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington.--M Money from the fed.
eral treasury will be deposited In ma
tional banks throughout the country
again this fall to facilitate the move.
ment of crops and promote business
generally. Secretary McAdoo has an.
nounced that he would put out appror.
imately $34,000.000 and that he stood
ready to increase the amount to any
extent necessary to meet the coun.
try's needs. The secretarys estimate
Of what will be needed is based upon
replies from five thousand national
banks to a recent treasury department
circular asking whether any unusual
demand for money was expected this
year and for what purposes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-30
TURN JEWElRY INTO MONEY.
Women Of Nation Urged to Make Sac.
rifiees In Aid Of Suffrage Cause.

Women Of Nation Urged to Make Sac.
rifices In Aid Of Suffrage Cause.
Chicago.-A novel appeal to the wo-
men Of the nation to give UP their
gold and silver Jewels to the cause Of
equal suffrage has been issued by the
campaign committee OF the national
woman suffrage association. The ap-
peal, signed by DR.. Anna Howard
Shaw, Mrs. Medill Mccormick and
other leaders in the suffrage cause,
was sent out from headquarters here
telling Of the need of funds to carry
on effective campaigns for suffrage in
seven states-Ohio, Missouri, Nebras,
ka. Nevada. Montana and the Dakotas.
The committee plans to have the gold
and silver contributions converted
into money and hopes that in this
way at least $4,000 can be raised be.
fore August IL for the suffrage. cam.
paign in the seven states.
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-30

Milwaukee, Wis.r-The Rev. Louis r.
Patmont, whose two mysterious dis.
appearances in the past few months
have aroused nation wide interest and
who was found at Rib Lake. Wis, Is
declared by friends to be in state of
mental coma. Patmont disappeared
first from the vicinity Of Westville,
ILL.,. and was found in q destitute con-
dition near Columbia, Ill. He removed
To Detroit and on the eve Of departure
for st. Louis to attempt Identification
OF alleged abductors he disappeared Q
second time
The Red Cloud chief., 1914-07-30
DEPRESSING WHEAT PRICES
Kansas Representative Makes CHARGE
Against Dealers.

Washington, ID. C.-rnvestigation OF
an alleged conspiracy among dealers
and exporters of wheat at Kansas City,
Mo-. to depress prices to farmers, Is
provided in a resolution by Represen.
tative Doolittle Of Kansas. favorably
reported by the interstate commerce
department. Secretary Redfied OF the
department Of commerce assured Mr..
Doolittle he would at once send in
spectors to Kansas to investigate and
report. MIR. Doolittle told the house
that for wheat crop OF 1S0, 900, 900
bushels. producers were getting SO
cents at loading elevators in Kansas,
while large quantities were being sold
for export at Kansas City, Mo-. as
high as So cents.