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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-02
MOVE KAN.TROOPS
First and Second Infantry to
San Antonio.
VIII Make 175-MiIe Trip In
Motor Trucks.

San Antonio, Sept. 2.-The First and
Second regiments of Kansas infantry
now stationed at Eagle Pass, Tex, will
be brought to San Antonio, 1t was an
nounced by Major General Funston
this morning.
The trip. 175 miles long, will be
made in motor trucks, several COM
panies of which will be required.
The Kansas guardsmen will be used
to replace the First and Second regi-
ment of Illinois infantry in the pro-
visional division stationed here.
Transportation of the troops in mo-
tor trucks is proposed in order that a
thoro test may be had of the value of
the machines for troop carrying in the
border country.
Just when the Kansas troops will
leave Laredo has not been decided.
but it probably will be late next week.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-02
King Constantine Is Reported
Seriously Ill.
SQUEEZE AUSTRO- GERMANS
French Troops Entrench North
east of Greek Capital.
Indicate Allies About to Launch
Big Balkan Drive.

London, Sept. 2.-The revolution in
Greece is spreading rapidly thruout
Thessaly and Epirus, said a Rome
wireless dispatch today. Martial law
has been proclaimed at Athens and
Piraeus, the dispatch said. The condi-
ton of King Constantine, who is ill,
is reported serious.
Seize German Liners.
Athens, Sept. 2.-Allied warships
have seized the German Levant liners
Tinos, Anatolia, Seriphos and Boiglos.
Garrisoning Capital.
London. Sept. 2.-Anglo-French
troops have been landed at Piraeus
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-02
King Constantine of Greece.

with the intention of marching five
miles northeast to Athens and gar
risoning the Greek capital.
Two dispatches from Athens today
reported the arrival of allied trans
ports off Piraeus harbor and London
newspapers declared this undoubtedly
meant that the allies had decided to
put an end to pro-German intrigues at
Athens.
The foreign office today still lacked
confirmation of reports of King Con-
StantineS abdicatiOn and was without
further advices regarding the pro-
gress of the revolution in Northern
Greece. In the absence of official
news, diplomats here began to doubt
the truth of the report that the Greek
king had quit his throne tho his posi-
ton is growing more and more unfav-
orable.
Italian Drive in Albania.
The beginning of an Italian Of
fensive in Southern Albania, officially
announced at Rome, convinced mill
offensive in the Balkans is about to
begin. The landing of troops al
Piraeus indicates the determination
of the allies to settle all problems In
Greece quickly before marching north.
ward against the Germans and Bull.
| garians.
With Italy attacking in Albania, the
| allies are now exerting pressure on the
central powers on six fronts The
Italian movement in Albania will
| force the retirement of the Bulgarians
| from Northwestern Greece if it is car
ried eastward successfully until il
threatens the Bulgarian flank
That the Rumanian declaration OF
war has caused a radical change ir
| Bulgaria's plan is reported in dis.
patches from Saloniki Since Ru-
mania entered the war the BuIgars
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-02
WILL RUN TRAINS!
Santa Fe Passenger Service TIC
Be Normal Monday.
w. J. Black Promises That If
Senate Pass Bill.

Advices received today by the State
Journal from w. ]. Black. passenger
traffic manager for the Santa Fe with
headquarters in Chicago, were to the
effect that the Santa Fe would run
all trains Monday. Mr.. Black said:
''If the senate enacts an S-hour law
today, operating conditions will be
normal Monday. In any event We be-
lieve we are in position to assure the
travelling public that all passenger
trains will start on schedule time
Monday
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-02
STILL warm AND DRY
No Important Change in the Weather
Is Forecast.

Temperatures today averaged 3 de-
grees above normal. The wind is
blowing at the rate of twelve miles
an hour from the southeast.
Clear weather was on tap in nearly
all parts Of Kansas today altho there
was a light sprinkling here Friday
afternoon and a dense fog in several
parts of the state this morning. The
fog here was heavy in the western
part of the city but did not extend
over the central and eastern sections.
The sky was clear here and tempera-
(Continned from Page TwoO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-02
STEALS HIS OWN buds
Roarder Walks Off With Security for
His Board Bill, Is Charge.

County officers are looking for
Jack Mitchell who is charged with
stealing his own clothes.
A warrant was issued for Mitchell
following the filing of a complaint by
his landlady. Sarah E. Root She
charges that Mitchell put up his best
black suit, valued at SIS, as security
for a board bill, he was unable to pay,
and that while she wasn't looking he
dressed up in the security and walk
ed away She has been unable to To-
cate him since and meanwhile the
board bill remains unpaid. She has
had officers searching the town over
looking for Mitchell and his black
SIit
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-02
Called Conference of Democrats
at ThrOOp Hotel.
HE PUTS QUESTION TO HUGHES
Declares Republicans Speeches
Have Been a Failure.
"He Criticises, but Offers No
Definite Policy"-Bryan.

William Jennings Bryan today
'came back at Charles Evans
Hughes's speech and the presidential
nominees scolding, blanket criticism
and fault finding attack on Wilson.
Bryan demanded that Hughes offer a
definite, positive program as to what
he would do and the changes he would
have made in shaping national affairs
had he occupied President Wilson's
office
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-02
IT'S GOOD AS SETTLED
Managers Issue Statment. That All
Lines AnnuIled Embargo.

Chicago, Sept. 2.-At noon today j.
w. Higgins, chairman of the General
Managers association. issued a state
nent in which he declared that prac-
tically all central and western rail-
roads have lifted their embargoes on
perishabie freight shipments.
Barring the unexpected. railroa DIS
expect to move freight normally" said
Higgins.
Railroad circles this afternoon ac-
cepted as certain the calling off of the
strike.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-02
PRESIDENT SIGNS 1000
BILLS BEFORE LEAVING

Washington. Sept Before
leaving yesterday for Shadow
Lawn, n. J.. President Wilson
signed more than 1000 Hills, COM
missions. pardOns and executive pa
pers which had accumulated dur
ing the last three weeks while he
was devoting his attention to the
threatened railroad strike
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-02
TO ADJOURN SEPT. 7
Republicans and Democrats in senate

Republicans and Democrats in Senate
Prepare to Quit Work.
Washington, Sept. 2.-Senator Re
publicans and Democrats are figuring
On adjournment of congress Thursday,
September I.
I'VE will adjourn Thursday" said
Senator Simmons. The senate has
made up its mind not TO take up Sen
ator Owenss corrupt practices bill
Senator Smoot, Republican. also
said congress would adjourn Thurs
day
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-02

WEATHER FORECAST for Kansas:
Partly cloudy tonighS and sun
day; not much change in temperature.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-02

II WILL take a good many picnics
to eat up these hortied groceries
due TO the strike scare.
The sun., 1916-10-07
Penn.yivsnis. milk fed. mixed weights,

ESQ use; Virginia, milk fed, broilers, 27c.;
Virginia, milk fed. mixed weights, 26c.:
Western. dry. picked. milk fed, 80 ibs, 10
Pairi is .se Il : pa lbs. s sns oy w,,. to psiT; 10 ss zee.
S mixed 70 I ni'ii .'' soSs o. IDS southern 20 Rs,Ta dry dry
n niSf' ald %issa r .ssiS.d. i ! iiS. nV sa 1 over 9' 10
pair. ?Sc.; northern Ohio and Michigan,
sealdsd, bToilers :se:; mixed weishis'
23c:; mixed weights, To- zoe: southern:
scalded. mixed WEIGHTS, 2oc.; Western ana
southern. dry picked or scaldcd. corn fed;
Western. boxes $3.50 lbs. and over to
s 90 dry or picked a. if ss. i iCath ' Sfy
packed. corn fed. ~ to box. Western. $50
lbs. and over to dozen, dry picked; 2sis
under. .is91shc.; dry packed, bills lsne.;
s ssf,ssliy Fay dSy' , picked. ''i'., lS sse,; ? sysI:
lbs. Ice; under 3 lbs. isc.: southern and
Southwestern. large. isc,: small i1dise:
northern Ohio and ,Miehisan; 'eaided.
Western. .c.ided,. large. :ic.; small, iig
sassI i5,,s' b., D s.ca ksolxRs- 1;1rns. r 'sf,s
40 u.s. ea ind s SSsT i dV aiThf.xPg ss aosi"
81 lbs. 10 pair, per pair, si-ou i"'' = i"'
"FTUVLfRY, LivE-Thir,een freight car.
on tracks, s unloaded. stock being put
out at same prices as Thursday hor prime
fowls and chickens Light fowls not
wanted: offerings. i7d1sc.
PROvIsIONe+Pork unsettled, mess. $50
s s.a' s s.%!ly m! So 81; s ;hHSs ' i:%ll,,. s1.gifssi
lssdss.. Dressed hogs steady; eaeons
!oc C,s us' Cut T:stsW
Pei PSisci,.a ssiii..D ,:...a,;' IL ,ss:. ,s%s.; !,
is:; ,sHS.; . i i': 4 iss;' t s,sahi:d .p ss%:
io<c. Lard steady; middle West. sis.i0d
10. 20: city lard quiet. lsbc.: rehned lard
steady; continent. Nsi6; South America.
q 1850: Brazil kegs. oi7:6o; compound
steady. IAN qifkc. stsarine quiet: oieo'
itdilxc.: city lard stearine. lec.
RICE-Domestio screenings. s%0tkc.;
medium. II q &C.: head. a. SC. fancy
head. 5d5%c:; extra fancy. 6@6bhc.
Japan. 4tsc.; blue rose. az q4hc.
SUGAR FUTURES Market irregular
and narrow. Opening steady at unchanged
to 8 points advance on covering and 9
little buying by trade interests. sellins
later became more aggressive. prices easlns
on and closing unchanged to . points be
low Thursdays nnais. Sales. $3.50 tons
Range OF prices:
The sun., 1916-10-07
COTTON MARKET.

The cotton market was unsettled yesterday
and "a ,,os 4, ,csnona IN buiI operstions. In
H. Ia, hour a, bec.mc veal under heavy
selling Tor Wall street account Inspired By
Inc xcslness in stocks. Peace runors ei.
IA nat s,,rsc, The general bu,ine which hss
sttendod p,rSious r,,s"r,, Of this character, Civ.
Ing ,ns imtr',s,"n 'nh r,n " rrisr. rer" near
, ,Su n W" MIN, h,ybcr 10 rs lower. CON.
n.roI ~ i,h, ~. rrny,ou. njcb,
The sun., 1916-10-07
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-Reeeipts. 1000 bags
beans. Marrow. choice 100 lbs, ssi1sg
s;Ss; fair 20 soGd; s;'o a ? i7Ci %edsu%;
rs: Lady Westminster. California, $3.50
e.; sm.l, Whit; C csaic s Ss % y,ss 's saip
is.t6as.4S; white kidney. choice. 5000
s ssc' ch a%ssr'Isl f'.o ssGtSs: p asissS ca;l,ic!n nIs
choice. ~; lima. California. choice. ssso
~: Peas. black eye. California. $3.50
Creamery. higher scoring than extras per
H., 3e,, SIC; extras, ~ score, $50 nrsts,
s. to 81 score; az, q 3, ~; seSGndsj ~ 70
AZ a 5sc.: cS,rss. ssis asic. nrsts. lstg
sSe; SECONDS. s's 'tse;; Slesmsry; hei a.
nsbkc.i nrsts, aiasthc: seconds; ssn
asi.c.; state dairy: tubs, finest 80 80 as;
ssir. 20 "a a d nI,mr ren sis Extras, sss.; sr.,s,
iation creamery. nrsis. ale: ladies. June
nrss., i nSs''' . ss 3 .ss S' iow.i
era, s.sds MAKE ssH N ass; gss ,s.? NO. s'G T. sssS sVt
lower grades. 20 , 2sc.
CHEEsE-Receipts, ass boxes state
wh9le milk. rats. early made. speela'S, TO-.
:oN a?ic.; fresh, colored. specials. gle
white. specials ?o* a9ic.; colored, average
made, specials. 2o% fresh. specials.
?ot q ale: average fancy. ?ohc.. single
daisies. fancy. 2l6sikc. c.: all STYLES, under
grades, 10 a 40 wisconsin. whole milk.
early made. twins. fancy. sor a:ic. fresh.
twins: fancy. 2ot aiic double dsisis:,
Americas. 1oh9iic.; State. skims, early
made. specials. IN @i1Nc.; current make,
specisis. .i7he.; choice. ies gi7ci fair to
goo; In slssi; i SyI~M S,.Ss;' n@.si;
easier early under liauidating sales
prompted by evidences of weaker technical
position. On the decline renewed ouyine
made prices realize sharply to new high
records, Close at about high point Of day,
with net gains Of I to ~ points. Sales
So. 900 barrels. Range OF ~rices;
The sun., 1916-10-07
FORECLOSURE l.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
~YORK-Marcus NJ. Marks. Plaintiff. aeain,,
The Realty Corporation ct al. Defendants
In pursuance OF n judgment Of fore.
closure and sale. duly made and entered in
the above entitled action and bearing date
tho ard day Of October, 1916. /. IN. under.
signed. the referee In said judgment named
Will sell at public auction. at the EAchane.
Salcerooin, No, 1916 Nesey street. In N.
on the ?6th day OF October. 1915. At Il
o'clock noon on that day. by Bryan /. Ken.
nelly, Auctioneer. the pr-mi.e, directed BY
said judgment to be sold. and therein de-.
scrlbed as follows;
ALL thos. certain lots. pieces or parcel,
OF land, with the buildings aud %iniprovs.
Manhattan. CITY OF New York. In IN.
County and State NJ New York. and which
taken together are bounded and described
BEGINNING at q point on the eas..
eriy side ~ Fourth or PARK Avenus dis.
,snt nineteen r9, feet southerly from the
-ou,heas,-rly corner OF Park Avenu. AMI
Eighty seventh street. and running th.ncs
southerly along Park Avenu. eish.y.on.
thence easterly.. parallel with Eish,y. sew.
tnth street one hundred and Two G0:b fee,
nine 90 inches: thence northerly parallel
with eaid Park Avenue eighty one tsii
feet eight and one-half Si,i inche. ard
thence westerly. parallel with Eigh,y.srv.
en,h ssrer'' AND par, OF ihs way through a
nine 90 inches to the point or plac. q,
beginning. being flremisss nov. known ~
Park Avenu-. he -nid several distances and
dimensions more or lsS.
said premise. WIN b" sold ,.ueiec. :,
three FIRST mortgages to secure the sum NJ
s.i 900 each. upon which there now r..
mains unpaid the sun OF el.0o0 each, g..
Sether with tho interest. thcreon at rye PEI
cent. per annum from the lst day - tuy,
1916. said mortgages affecting r'sp-,'vsE
promises 1919, 1851 ana 1888 Park Avenue
Dated. New York. o-toher ard, 1915
EDWARD ". KELLY. Rrfere.
WOLF & koHN. Attorneys for fia'n'-
:o3 BROADWAY. Borough OF Maunlitau
New York city.
Tn. following Is n diagram 81 the pror,
erty to he sold it, street Sumbers are i04t
1851 ana 1864 Park Avenue:
s.'h.
The sun., 1916-10-07
GRAIN MARKET.

wHEST--The market developed a r.ae-
,ionnry tendency, and a. the close vaIues
moderate huying early. and the May pc.
sition in Chicago sold at $50. makins a
new high record FOR n. season. s or , "ns.r
heavy liquidation. The market was In u
weaker technical position from heavy buy,
iny during the week: when prI,ss advanSea
we're OF a less bullish character. but the
most pronounee1 selling came toward the
orally believed. The reports led 90 revived
predictions that the Dardanelles VIII be
opened soon end that the world VIII be
grain. reports from Argentina indicated
unsettled weather and rain In some sections.
The Modern .Ntner,. favorable report was
the July position In chicago. Export sales
were estimated at 400. 900 bushels. In the
! q ,i esss m- Ss' u ha ! auT M7s Sa' ? No. I
Northern. Duluth, sl.s7; No, ! Northern.
Manitoba. sisah. all Z. o, b. New York.
CORN-Early market steady. prices at
on q little local covering. but the main
trend Of values was downward. In the
afternoon decided weakness appeared under
and a less active export demand. with
favorable weather conditions over the bolt:
from the highest on December and closed
At tho lowest point. INC. down on De
es%s:r a TSs x r.; ns, 'G market on I May .: Sssr
and there was selling o. December corn
by elevator interests. Chicago reported
that Will. export bids at the Gulf were
strong. industries were paying higher
prices. Cash market locally showed weak.
ness In sympathy with futures. with No. .
yellow quoted a, ~ c. l. {. New York.
OATsIcons,derable buying IN the first
hour lifted prices. about Nc. over the pre-
vious night, following a strong upturn In
Winnipeg. but the close was rather easy
At &c. 10 Ac. net decline. Export bids
failed. to result in much business Cash
oats locally nrm and higher, as follows;
Standard. san to 5+Lc.: No. ) white 53h
20 b3xc.; No. 4 white, b.A to 53~ c..
fancy clipped white. 81 to JsEc.; ordinary
clipped white. b+b TO Sec. all elevator.
RYE-Market easy. No. : Western. u.sa
c. 4. (. New York.
BARLEY-Market steady. Feeding. otc.
C. I. I. New York.
HAY-Market quiet. No. l. sio5: No.
.. esc.: No. 3, eoc, shipping. bds5c.
Wheat, including flour. exports for the
week. according to Bradstretts, aggregate
7.es:,717 bushels, against e,747,b66 the
previous week and 1o,so9.sts las, year
since July I. l13.4se.3 e5, against TI.13l,3l<
la.t season. Corn exports for the week.
liz, 3.s. against 4bo.oSs last week and
ts.oS5 last year: since July l. ie,a4G,5bo.
against g..5s.7+s last season.
rvrVrA1N nnUrRo
The sun., 1916-10-07
COFFEE MARKET.

A further decline occurred in the coffee
market here yesterday. with most deliveries
making new low sround for the movement.
March contracts sold AT $50. or "A points
under the high level on the recent bulge and
on the reaction toward the end of septem.
her. Closing prices. the loves, OF the day,
showed a net loss Of II to IL points an com.
pared with Thursdays finals. Sales. q, 200
bags, Reports of easier brazilian markets
and bearish worlds visible supply figure.
accounted for part Of the selling. while some
Wall Street liquidation resulted from the
stock market decline. The impression was
that the bulk of the offerings were for long
account. Cost and freight offers unchanged
an increase OF i.o,s.36 bags for Septembcr,
compared with 3t5 900 last year. making tho
worlds visible as Of October ai7S.69i,
ke' quiet. with prices unchanged on the basis
of e'sc. for Rio 70 and IKE. for Santos Is.
Range Of prices, rb,r.
The sun., 1916-10-07

The approximate amount Of the ilon O.
charge. TO satisfy which tn" above -
scribcd properly Is to he cold. is Ninct,
thousand seven hundred and seventy
Ie-iO0 dollars ,sgt.77s.t2D. with I'M
thereon from the Itth day OF Septe' '.
1915. together with the costs and al w,
amounting 10 Three hundred and i".'
three 73-i0O dollars UsS23T3l. with ir'..
from September goth. 1915. toesthsr
tho expenses Of the sale. The upproN,'.
amount Of the taxes. assessment 10
water ratee, or other Hens, which arc e.
allowed To the purchaser out ~ to t..
rhAse money. ~ paid by the Re:rre.
one thousand eight hundred AMI eiEl's.'.
sl-iOo dollars 81 $50 - and interest
Dated, $ev York. October 3rt. lHtt
ElW NNp II KELLY T. .fH's
The sun., 1916-10-07
FORT RECEIPTS.

LIVERPOOL CAPLES-Spot quieter; sales.
5000 bales speculation and export. 800; Aincri-
can, 5000. Imports, 1000. all American Mid
ding upland. a.e5d. Futures opened quiet, un.
changed 10 i. point lower closed irregular NJ
net decline 81 . ~ I points. Novem'
her. 10; January February. s.scis, Marcn'
April. esq., May.June. sSe'p ly.Ausus''
~. Msnchrster-yarn and cloths hrm,
The sun., 1916-10-07
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

Isabella Holding Corporation. Manhattan
capital. $1,000. directors. 1.abel.a COMFORT
Dominick =. Conforti and Jacob Br.en.
The Master School Of Music lio,dirr
Corporation, Brooklyn; capital. sli.W~ d.
%rectors. Cyril ". Burdltt, Hubert +. Br,i,
wieser and oliver F.. Yale
80 West Fourteenth street. Manhatt,,
capital. $4,000. directors. Mary H. ursius
John Smith Realty and cous,ru,tnn
Company, Pelham. capital. 5000. d.
%rectors. John Smith. Columbia smith and
Joseph Smith.
The sun., 1916-10-07
Day;s Custom Receipts ~sASI,iyn.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were f51,l7S.a7. OF
which $1s0.043.50 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
S261.180.47 for recent Importation.
The sun., 1916-10-07

C~ABLEs-Rio, No, . ssGoo. on 70 reis c..
change unchanged AT 1c I1.32d. receipts, H.,
oO bags stock, 45a, 900. Santos 100 reis lower
for A. at $500; futures, % 10 rs refs lower
receipts. GO. 200; stock. 2.3S7, 600. Receipts at
the ports, 1900, against "a, 900 last year and
Is, 100 two years ago; Sac Paulo. <7,oHO. against
5000 and 1900; Jundiahy, <l,ooo, against
a, 900 and 400, Cleared from Santos Thurs,
York.
The sun., 1916-10-07

0s.so: common to choice. Fts5S; pig,
and lights, ssO5 ASS. "
Cattle-Rcceipts. loo; slow. Caly.,
weak, S45Od1 IL.
sheep-Receipts. 100; steady Lamb,
slow, IS q 1876,
EAST BUFFALO. oct. e,-Catue-R,.
Veals-Recelpts, 500; active. t45odl,,t
HoEs-Receipts, o.5oo; active. Ileavv
Se.e081o; MIXED, t~?75dgsa: York.
ss.75ue.so: light Workers. 81 81 ~ 10, n,x,
s9m9.25;- roughs. sSsou oi5; stays, srxs
So n ?.sb: Workers. s~gTiIgN0, irt.
workers.. s~9.c5ae.5o. pigs. 81 II %. rousI.
$s.9 e.l5; stays. f1uS.
sheep and Lambs-Rrcelpts. 1000: Nc.
tive. Lambs, sb.50n 10 s5; yearliug, ie
ms.75; wethers. s77iuS; ewes. $s1 .o
sheep. mixed. ~sI50UT.75, ~
PlTTsBu RG, oct g.. Ca'.l,. e,I,
supply light. Choice, sNuS.sp. priU.
-.
sheep-steady; suppl, Ugh. rrr.
wethers, s7.55mS Culls and common ~.
n5 lambs, ~tG.jOulo.2j; YEA ,a',e, s!.5a
al3.
Hogs--steady: receipts. 20 double i.ct,
Prime heavies, ~ss7ous.I5. medium am
heavy workers. 1886 mP.i0. Ugh. ,orkat.
s9.25ds.t0. pigs. ssn?26; roughs. sN.5UJs
The sun., 1916-10-07
MONTREAL CLOSING.
PARIS MARKET.

PARIS, Oct. 6.-Prices Irregular on the
Bourse to-day. Three per cent. rentes.
III france 10 centiines for cash. Exchange
on London. ~ francs Stk csntimes. Five
per sent. loan. % francs.
The sun., 1916-10-07
CHICAGO MARKET.

Oct. s.-swift advanced on re-
,or,s that favorable news would soon I've
aannoupceJ TO Tie stockholders. Stewart
Warner gained two points early. hut lost u NJ
The close. City and Connecting Issues active
ard arm Bonds steady. Summary!
The sun., 1916-10-07
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Oct. s-Market steady. with
fractional declines ruling Trading in good
volume and we'll distributed. Ronds %sctivc.
with consolidated Power ttss and Cosden on
and Gas IS loading. Summhrx.
The sun., 1916-10-07
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Oct. Stopper shares reactionary.
declines being only moderate. American Zinc
and Butte and Superior strong. Rail shares
again firm. Boston and Maine advancing a
point TO Ash. A. q. Il W. I. 2 points lower.
The
The sun., 1916-10-07
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Or market active,
With prices IRE Close near bottom ~
q decline OF I roint In Pennsylvania, nearIy
3? points in Reading and n fraction in =. X
T. Bonds active and strong. sumniary
The sun., 1916-10-07
PTTTSBURG MARKET.

PITTSBCRG. Oct. 6.-Prces reactionary.
In Belle Iron and Steel losing : points, clio.
ing at "a: American Window Glass Machine
fractionally lower. and Westinghouse Air
Brake : lower ut i5s. summary