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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-15

REVENGE A MOTIVE IN N. Y.
MURDER CASE, ACCORDING
TO MAN BEING HELD
Revenge for fancied wrong at
the hands of Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols,
wealthy widow who was murdered
in her home in New York last Sep
TENDER, will be one of the motives
disclosed in the confession of Arthur
Waltonen, a Finn, who is on his way
back to New York in custodylof two
detectives.
Waltonen arrived in Chicago
Thursday from Ironwood, Mich,
where he fed after the murder. He
was employed as a barber there. A
scar~on the right index finger caused
his identification and arrest followed
A. sweetheart Of Waltonen, his be-
ing fired by Mrs. Nichols, and the
story Of the struggle in the Nichols
home, when the widow was killed,
are all included in the story he told
detectives.
Waltonen explained that his inten-
ton to marry farmers daughter
whom he had met ia Hurley, Wis,
was always blotted by mental Pic
ture Of Onni TaIus, the doorboy in
the Nichols home, waiting to be cleo
trocuted. s., r.
Talus had been convicted of the
crime and had named Waltonen and
others as being as guilty as himself.
At the last minute Gov. Whitman
COMMITTED the death sentence to life
imprisonment.
-O-O-N
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-15

u15I SOuSs
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.
Washington.-Turkey has agreed
to let United States send food relief
ITO Syrians and Armenians. =.
Washington. - Sen. Chamberlain
getting new evidence of British re-
straint Of American trade to lay be-
fore committee investigating foreign
influence.
New YorI<.ARat flea bites spread
infantile paralysis, say medical re-
search authorities. A
DenVer.-GoW. G. A. Carlson re.
nominated Republican, candidate for
governor by 1899 over S. D. Nichol-
son.
Seattle. - Sen. Miles Poindexter
has lead of 10000 over W.. p. Hum
phrey for Republican denomination.
indianapolis. = Unstinted praise
given Wilson administration when
Vice Pres. Thos. Marshall was noti-
fed of his denomination.
Washington. - Understood that
Ambassador Gerard at Berlin will
come to U. S. before November to
confer over matters Of foreign policy.
Dennison, Ia--BaPtist church has
accepted proposal of Mrs. E. P. Will
lams to fill pulpit made vacant by
husbands death.
Washington. - Gen. Funston has
requested war dept to order Capt. ].
H. Walrath and Capt. F.yW. LAS, of
First and Second III. nifty, to give
account of 81 missing horses and
mules allotted to their commands.
Washington. - Dept of Justice
ready to prosecute any dairymen or
breadmakers' organization who raise
prices Of bread or milk by agreement.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-15
MAY EXTRApITE COUNT

may be extradited to Sweden for trial
on forgery charges in name Of Muir
ply Varnish Co. and others. Type
writers with-which letters Of credit
from Sweden were written here in
Chicago said to figure in evidence.
When digging a trench recently,
soldiers in Mexico uncovered a house
which is supposed to be- more than
1000 years old. Inside the ancient
building were found specimens of de-
corated pottery in excellent condi.
ton.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore, Nd, Dec. 6-wheat closed strong
No. red spot and December, LIS; January 1.7sS
No. red Western, spot, la.
Oats market hrmer. No. whita q; standard
white a. No. white 90.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07

hrsts .: do. seconds =: nearly prints fancy. 8,
average extra AaE: hrss SSSs; seconds, 5Ls;
special fancy brands Of prints al EGfe.
EGGS-Defnand light and prices further de-
eiined - cents pT uDder increased pressure To
sell We quote: In free cases. nearly erua. per
dOL. e; nearby h1ts, l1p Per Standard case
nearby current receipts, 10 p- Standard cas-;
Western extra. pr dOZ-. q; extra hrstS 400 peC
case; do. frs.s ~; refrigerator e1tss 20; do.
hrsts e.so: seconds 90: cAndled e<Es were jOb6nE
at Es53 per DOZEN
LIVE FOILTRY-Fo~k as 70 quality. I5alT;
ruosters. BALI sprins Chickens according 70 quAh
ity. Bale: duckS, to size and quality lsAls
IurkeSL SH2; geese, lsAls: pigeons. Old. per paE.
aA0; do. young. yer pAI, 2z5.
DRESSED IOULTRY-Fresh-k killed dry packed
-rurkeys. pr n, fancy. nearby. 8S27 fancy West
ern. 25a27; fair To god ZA3a; common lSso: fowls.
i1a5 pounds Am"ce. n: do. pounds apiece. III
do. 81 pounds apiece p: do. pounds AEiece IA
Fowls, in b&Trrls. ice-pscked. fSncy. d9-picked,
Weighing FsS5 pcunds and over apiece. =: weighing
pounds apiece. q smaller si1s. l6s.s old
ROSTERS. dryIickct l6 roasting chickens. Weston.
pr pair, 3; rOasting chickens, WestsTn, in boxes,
weighing pounds per pair. =; rNstinE chickens.
Western, ice packed in harris WrighinE 9 pounds
and over. IPr pair. q roasting chickens. Western.
in barrels, weiEi ing pounds pr pair -, broilinE
chickens. Western. il h-1ss Weighing Sai pounds
IsT pair. 3az. chickens. weighing Sas pounds p~T
pair 2os2l; do mixed sizes 2lA22: broierS Jersey.
fancy. OSS2: brnilers other nearby. weighing IHa2
pounds apiece. &SD: broilers. nearby smaller dzes
3aS. Ducks, nearby -pTing Pan: do. Western.
0a22 GeeSe. Western. nAls. SquahS, per dozen.
white weighing Il To L pounds Per doz. 5.75as 70
white Weighing to 10 pounds per duz 4s5a5 81
white weighing pounds pr duz- 4oOz435: do.
pounds per doz., 2T5S2Q; dA-k 25a2e: snail and
No. 2, 60al.S
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

BaItimore Dec. 6-EGGS-Market quiet Mary.
land Pennsylvania and nearby frsts, %; Eastern
Shore Maryland and Virginia, 6rsts. .; Western
tOhiol irsts. 40: West Virginia, rsts, 81 Southern
gathered q. The market for Western eSTS II
steady. Western. fresh count e: Western
storage. count. y; selected candled stock in
carton Sa37.
BUTTER-Separator extra, per Ib, aai2; frsts
4ca4l; prints Alb. Cas-: frsts 4Oa4l; do extras
frsts. +OAil; dairy prints. Maryland, Pennsylvania,
and Virginia, extras 3s3l; hrSS, 2AN; store
packed. frsts 3; rolls Maryland and Pennsylvania
aaO: do West Virginia, aa3o.
LIVE POULTRY-Pdces. per pound, unless other-
wise stated: Chickens choice. young. by boat
II; do. BY express, II; do. white Leghorns. 10
old hens pounds and over. B; do, smaller tc
medium Is: do old roosters and stays I0all; ducks
young. MuscoTy and Mongrel, Is: young White
PekinRs l6al7; do. Puddle over pounds lsale
do. smaller l4al5; geese Maryland and Virginia
fat leal7: do. Southern and Western l4al5: do
Kent Island. fat. rals; turkeyS young. pound.
and over. 20; old toms. lsals; do. small poor
guinea fowl. young. ~ pounds and up, each 65
do. smaller. 40A5o; do. old. 5
. VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS-Potatoes
white. Western Maryland md Pennsylvsnia, bush.l
l.4oa1.5o; do. New York and New Jersey l. co.
l.5O; do, Eastern Shore, Maryland and Virginia No
bushel box I.Soal. IS. Sweets Eastern Shore Wiz
ginia yellows, per barrel. 275aS.oo; do, Eastern
Shore Maryland and Delaware. 3OoAS.so; do Yorf
River 275a3.O0; do. North Carolina 2T5As 3: do
hampers per basket LooaI.25. Yams large bright
per barrel. l.75a2.oo. Apples. Western Maryiant
New York State. No. l. 25o~L5O; do. No :, lsOa
rs. Beans, Florida, green, basket, LI5S2oO; cab
bage native, Per leD Ao0z6oo; do. New York STATE
Dapish. pG tun. 0oo.sk0I IA. tun,stas. psr ton
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago Do 6.-The wheAt mG-kst was = sG
affair today, with foreigners unnE ere1 aEAalAbsa
ps1nd within reach hey hid the Dcosnbr
future up from SLG to S-TvS; Nay from 1-TTS -
s. sT1s and July from s. 81 20 SSH Ths bsJ
ing Of GEeuts q forr4gn countries betie1 than
oa any day in a fortnight S0me Of the urdsI'
filed direct and ether cane over The W1r'
from the Eastern seabosrd. Net aiIs for tn
day were s5Saf5t, yet the highest prios Were not
fully held.
It would be . difficult matter To ssy a. To the
purchase Of cash WheGt during the last three day.
but the amount would p7oba5ly eIn-eu 5loo,on
bushels as the wheat tAkeu today Lotsll"d SSOOo'
bushels and Of this Greeoe credited with
80 oO bushels.
The purchases Monday and TUESDAY were lsrrr-
Sentiment was morr bullish than in sometime pas
and the ing in the trade werc as one on
the bull or long side of the mArket- Had IT not
bssn for heavy profit taking sAles during the la'tsr
part oS the ssssion the advance would have ben
much EreHtcr as there Was urgency in the d.
mand that Over-bSlAnced all elsP
During tOdSys very active session brckeS VINO
wrra Supposed to represent sone Of tie larE ?
interests IN the trade GttemyNed 70 drive values
downward. hut after such hQuidEtlOn during
the last few weeks there was no long wheat Ia
cume out. and there q general lack q bach
bone amonG speculEtoB 70 sail Whest short
A szin q 10 cents IN the pEice Of wheat in two
dAys Is a reelection n one fHct-thst Foreigners
nus have orr Wheat no usttrr whE- ~ -irs -B1v
hc. Tnr stren-N shovn the 'cSt "a, nr'
that the price bronx was unWsrrErtsd ly uEstiuus
Cosrse grains were higher. corn Advancing - -
"a and oats were Up IkAlS The December corn
advanced To within \ c-nt of the MAY future.
Against ~ cents recsnty. While oats were strSnE
they fAled u EhAre 70 the same extent in the
urIturn a. Other catnA
feature In the mA-fst for hog pruducts vAs
the buying Of lard and the selnE Of rfhs ~ q
hOuse with Eastern connections. LArEe pAckers
hc~svsr. took the rer1s cud q the proposition.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
WARRINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given bclow are for lArpe lots q Epod
marketable gods only. Jobbe-S p-fcss INe higher,
Lower grades may Be sold for less. FGncy EOodS
command higher prices
EGGS-FrrSh. per doz. nae: Southern sa4o.
BUTTER-Best prints. new. per n., ~; do. tub,
i3; process. SAS; storenacked. San.
LARD-Tub. Pure per H., lslsals: do com
POUND. lF4al5: cottuuseed oil, per hVes1Ilou can.
CHEEsE-Nrw York new per n. Sa3: FAT
25a8: Swiss. domestic. S2a15; do, foreign. ss6o
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. Tsr n. I7sls. hens,
per H.. Is: rOoetsrs per %. Z; ducks per n. rals
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens choice Der ID
Is; hens choice. per ID. l7slS turkeys choice. per
H. 3; do. medium. Ier ID. Eaca.
LIVE STOCR-CalveS veal. prime. per n L.
u; do. medium, IL; spring lambs. fat, per
H.. loall; sheep. per H., 554.
DRESSED GoOIN-Pork small, rer b. u: do
heavy. per H. llallh.
GAME-Rahbits. choice. pr doz.. soNs2So; CON
mon. I.5Nal e0.
GREEN GOoDs-BeAns. per basket 2OOA1a
beets. per 100. 25OsA,oO; Brussels spruutA pes
quart. lOal24; cabbage. per 100 Ibs S5A4 carrots.
PIT bunch 2sS; celery. New York per crate
25oA5Oo cucumbers. per BASKET, ooA3 90 cymbIings
per crate, lsos45; eggplant, per crate. 2ua2 80;
kaIs per bbl. l0osl < lettuce Florida per basket
ca2.o; oniors. per bag, IEa425: peppers. per
crate. 0a3So: pntAtc"S. per hSL. 5.J0aA5O; do.
nrrthern rer sack. I.OaLTs: rutabagae per bbl .
2JOa3oo sweet potatoes. per bbl. 2OOASTS: spinach
per Dbl. T5Al.O: turnips, per box 6a7s
FRUlTS-ApplcS. Per bol. 2Sa5. 50; grapefruit,
per bon, 3oAS5o; lemons per box LsoaSoo; orsnees.
per box California S7SA5oo; do, F1orida 25eAS %
pineapples, per crate, S.51A4!W.
SEEDS Bluegrass per bush LfAl.eo: clcveE
alfalfa per D.. -; do, hlaks, per n. l5al7
red per ID. H1aalT; do. white, PEI Ib.. 3; tim
othy per bushel. 2EOa2 6 orchard sT1ss per bushel
225a2Ac: red top. per n. Sail.
GRAIN-Corn- old. white. per buShel. seas4;
do. yellow. sass; oats. white. per busheI Cas-:
do. mixed. slss2; wheat milling. per bushel lisa
lp; do. ordinary, LloAl.l6
HAY-Tmothy. No. l. per ton, HoaI5oo; do,
No. 2 400; mixed. lo.ooalz@: ear com. new, per
bh. 40; wheat straw, per ton 500; tangled rye
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
In the World of Finance and Trade
FRENCH BOND SALES
FORCE MARKET Down
Federal Reserve Ruling and Other Fac
tors Cause Fluctuations.
,By the International New. Service

tBy the international News Seryice0
New York, Dec. 6-In order to un-
derstand today's stock market. which
was irregular In the morning and de-
Veloped q buoyant tone in the late
trading. II II necessary to consider
seven monumental facts in the days
news.
Stated in the order of their relative
Importance from a stock market point
of view they are about as follows:
First Anglo-French bonds sold down
to 93x, which Is a low record. Owing
TO withdrawal of the short term notes,
the allies must bring out in America
early in 1917. what would probably be
the largest foreign bond issue ever
made In this country.
Second. The Federal Reserve Board
prevented publication of the exact
holdings of foreign bonds and foreign
securities by the American banks.
Third Gold to the amount of S17.-
100000 was imported and money fell
As low as three per cent. although
renewals were about seven per cent.
Several Of the trust companies assured
brokers that money would be easier
for the next week or ten days, but
that very low rates must not be ex-
pested until after the end of the year.
Fourth Wall Street likes three feat
Ures-namely the combination for for
eign trade, the regulation of labor and
the effort to get a freight rate in
crease. The message Is therefore bull
ish on all railroad stocks and brokers'
worked hard today to make Il :ir Gus
toners appreciate that fact
Fffth- Great Britain Is recognising g
the cabinet with a view to a more
stranuoII prosecution OF the war. This
means that the allies are going to pay
more attention to whipping the Ger
mans tsan to the diversion of war
commerce 70 the hands Of British
firms. A necessary result of this will
be an increase CIV en- to America. That
means more mrnition orders, more
steel puTchssec and bigger shipments.
Naturally stocks of the international
Mercantile Maine rose and In sym
pathy with them Atlantic Gulf and
West Indies advanced.
Sixth. 1t appears that Congress Will
not dare put any embargo on exports
of food and consequently not on any
thing.
Seventh. Young Diaz is starting an
other revolution in Mexico. That ought
t.. send Mexican Petroleum and Smell
ters tumbling, put 1t did not
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07

SSoaS0. CSnlAo~sr Long IslAnA p9 cSS
LSOSI.7S: do. MarylADd. peT bsrTsl. LTs$1U Gel
cry. New YOrt, bunch 3AS; cAnbsnles, t0
quality, Per barreL S0A15 80: oaoGmb<EA. Pond
per basket 25tS35; esgplEnts, Florida, per crate
L7&25; gr1pefrIit FlOridA, per boa 2SoSAS
hO-ss ndi~h. nesrby, per box. lzA2-R; kAls. Nor
folk pr barrel TsASs nAtive Per bushel box, IS
Is. Lettuce Norfolk. pE haskst nNL0; onions
Maryland and PennsylvAniA. yeho~. dr5. pr bushsl
LsdAl-7s; do New YORK and Wotern yellow. pr'
100 pound sscf, 375sAU. onnguS. F1orida % T.
size, per box 2SA2f rs; pssrs. Eastsrn Shnre. hie'
fer per IS hAsket, Dz.5: do. Der barrel. Sal 15
Pepuers, FloridA- psT crAts. 1SsSO; Ganach. Nor
folk Per bsTrd, l-5Al-O; do, nzGiye, per bs'h'
box 6ATk squash FloridA, psT crate, 2oA2S
turnips native, medium stz, PR 6r.l lnSlB
Do Per oasket 8aA
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
NEW YORK MONEY,

New York, Dec 6-Money on can opened nj mar
cent; high. per cent; low, per cent; closdns. J
per cent Most Of the days loans were made Al
per cent. =
easier conditions on "can," was more readily Or
tainable. Tho demand was chiefly directed toward
sixty and unety days industrial" money, for which
nes On mixed collateral at ~ Per cent for Sotr
months. =
Mercantile paper was very duh in 90 far a loc,l
buyers are concerned the majority Of them beine
hand paper was not pressed upon the MARKET. The
nominal Quotations I'm ths hshg uadss was 4 to
"a par csnk -ia
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Dec G-HoGS- R-ospts. 1900 head
srORE; ceuts 70 10 cents sbOVe SestsoAS aIsTsse
bulk sTosl0.5, Rght a0oAlo.lO; mixed e-JoSlo.N
heavy. sSAl0S: rough, s.s5as.so; pin, f.0sA7S.
CATTLE-ReoeiptS. DAl2so; wes,ern stee-S asou
luSp: ssockes and fesdsa. ISasI.T5, oD-S Sno
hsiferz 1slAloO: cAhss. sShl3B
sSoss 10: lArnbS loOsl20.
kAnsas Nty Dsc. 6-HOGS-HsceiptS, n.o
head: higher buIk ssoals s; hcsy. noslo1
pachers and N1trhers ssAlOlk
CATTLE-Receipts. 6y0O head; sCsAdy; prime fec
stsfxS, 10 OSoAlL.75; dressed besf Sseers s-5oGl0-G
srIthr-n ste.rs s-5asE. eDwS. 60aSS; heifsrs
6nslO8; stOckrrs and feeders. 5S0z.7S; bulls
Z5Ss y; calves. 65oSll %
SHEEP-Reoeipts Oo had higher: lErhs II n
lso yeArlinsS. SSAIO.5o; wSthsS 6ooGs!Wi e~es
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
COTTON MARKETS.

New York Dec. 6.-Strength displayed IN the
cotton market in the main today, although there
reactions at times prodt-taking. Ocean
freights on the staple to Liverpool were frmer,
January tonnage being quoted at 2.B Business on
the first call active than on previous DAYS
Of the week but it decreased later.
Advances Of le to 2 points were recorded At the
start Wall Street a good buyer and room
traders also purchased. Spot houses and Southern
interests sold. After the can the demand increased
materially and further upturns were recrded. The
rise attracted considerable realizing and there
moderate recesssons but the tone continued steady
and prices hrmed again before the end Of the first
hour BulIish Southern spot advices encuuraged the
buying movement.
The market became less active late in the morning
and a reaction Of about 10 points, due to realizing
sales occurred Late in the day 4 renewal Of active
Wall Street Western and SPOT house demand
turned the market firm. The close was at practi-
cally the best point Of the day. prices showing q
net gain Of % to 30 points.
Port receipts for the day were LIZ bales, against
81 ga bales last ynar. Exports for he day were
5oss bales Cleannces for the season to date agsre
gate 2545TD bales against 1,s15,u bales for the
corresponding period last season.
Spot here was quiet points higher at D.i6
There were M sales. The spot article at New Or
leans was steady with middng unchanged the
basis Of 1893 The sales 3,S5 bales.
Receipts at New Orleans were L. Isl bales; at Sa-
vannah, e,39l bales and at Houston, u,sG bales.
Tiverno0I.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
LAS7ON Wakes FROM
LULk OF INACTIVITY
100 Shares Sell at 7612-Capital Trae'
ton Exchanged at S5A. -

Capital Traction and Lanston fur
nished the features at yesterdays ses-
sion of the Washington Stock Ex-
change. The former stock sold at
's5% and closed with the bid at the
same level and with the asking price
at s6h. Lanston awoke from period
Iof inactivity. 100 shares selling in lots
of ten and twenty shares at 76k. The
closing bid was 76A. After call a small
lot was sold at rs. Bonds were slow.
Railway As sold at 81 and Potomac
Consolidated 5s at 1o2.
Lanston EARNINGS Gratifying.
Net earnings of Lanston probably
will be IL per cent for the current
fiscal year. according to gossip on the
local market. Although the foreign
trade of the corporation is crippled,
domestic business Is experiencing a
big boom The dividend rate is only 6
per cent and there is no bonded in
debtedness, so unquestionably the COM
pany will ind II possible to allow lib
orally for depreciation charges and
still continue the present rate of dis
bursement to Shareholders.
Poole Back from Trip.
John Poole, president of the Federal
National Bank, has returns4 from q
business trip to Pittsburgh
Chaplain Returns to city.
A. G. Clapham, president of the
Commercial National Bank, has re-
turned to the city from a business
trip to New York.
Period of HfRh Money
One of the most prominent New York
exchange firms in the Street yesterday
sent the following private message to Its
clients:
I'VE have been consistently bullish for
one and one-hah years. We are no long
er So and believe the stock market should
be sold on bulges. We have before us a
period Of high money.
1T Is evident that President Wilson is
going to the mat with the labor unions on
the strike arbitration question, and that
he will have the support Of the press,
Congress and public sentiment generally,
saws a private wire from Washington
In conservative quarters very strong
reasons are being given to transfer spec
ulative holdings into the railroad list be-
cause of the difficulty of borrowing on
Industrial collateral. a condition which II
is declared is certain to result in shake
outs of a disturbing character from
time to time in the department. Specula-
ton in war industrials is being steadily
curbed by the banks"
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York Dec. 6-The British cabinet CRISIS
acted a. . slightly unssttlins factor the cure
today, but generally the market duh and heavy.
Tie steel continued active. Federal OH continued
its strong up swing Ohio Copper was the most
active OF the mining list
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Dec. S.-BUTTER-Firmer; receipts.
s70 tuba Creamery higher than extras tspecials),
4oal0h creamery extras tse scorel 3sh; frsts E1ta
50; seconds, aaS.
ered extra nsts 4saE; hnts. 4sa45; refriesrstor
special marks, fancy. -; refrigerator seconds to
frsts, slhassk nearby hennery whites. hne to
fancy. Sass; nearby hennsry. browns. 5oa55
OHEESE-Iregular; receipts. LAS boxes. State
held. specials AAa3; do, average. fancy, eia7nk
LIVE POULTRY-steady; chickens. II; fowls,
II; tuksys l5a1z. Dressed: DON: chicksns, lsssz;
fo.lA lxaal; tmlnyA M
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET.

New York. Dec. 6-wHEAT-Hisher inquiry 10
brisk. No. red. lsih No ! Northern. I. Q. b,
macaruni. 2lSik: No / Manitoba. 203h Exporter
took about 100 900 bushels chiefly hard winter.
CORN-Stronger; business is moderate. No. 2 yel-
low, hln-dried, l.G31h, for shipment in ten days;
Argentine corn, nominal. Exporters took 1900
bushels part at outports.
OATs-HighE; demand Is fair; No Q white GIN
aszA; standard, aAaslk; No white. susaslA
No / white. e0ka6o&; umgradsd, Gas53 Exports
took 100 900 bushels part outporA
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Boston, Mass, Dec the mkrks maintained
good interest and general hrmnes with cnosidsT-
able attention TO lo~rricsd oopp-a
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished BY w. b. Hibbs 4 Co.

Furnished by w. b. Hibbs 4 Co.
SALES
Washington Railway IS. 1900 at aE, Sop at
slK 81 900 at slA, s. 90 at s1k. 5000 at sl5s-
Potomac Electric cola Sc. 8 90 at lo2
Capital Traction, at s54.
Lanston, 10 at M 10 at Is1l 10 at T6A 10 at IN
10 at 76is. 10 at Ts1l 70 at Ts1i. % at 76h.
After call:
Mergcnthaler, l at Ii1h.
Lanston, at N
GONERNMENT BONDS
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE,

Philadelphia, Dec. e-BUTTER-Desirable stock
was in fair request and steady under moderate
offerings. We quote: Western solid-packed cream
sry, fancy specials. q; extra ioAk; extra frstA -;
nrsts, 81; ssoonds. o: rnsEsted extra y. d..
The Washington herald., 1916-12-07
NEW YORK BOND MARKET,

New York. Dec 6.--Frum p m. to closing:
United States Steel ref. d. coupon. n.............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-04
Phoebe SnOWland


In the Heart of the POcOnO Mountains
To and O Halt oa Ladkdwonna Round Tnp ;5
There is no more charming in which to spend
vacation Mountain waterfalls and beautiful drives Nine
hole Golf Course all outdoor amusements The gateway
to veritabe anglers paradise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-04
THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE

vALHALLA. wEsTcHEsTER co, ". z.
ten s..r s,.tise nae, 80 r. t.ss,.s po,cA..
Bungalow. Nov cpcn. Booklet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-04
IVY LEA HOTEL,

Ivy Lea, Ontario.
In the Heart az the 1890 Islands Boating
Bathing. Fishing, etc, maks your vsca-
lion worth while az this place care forgot
Rates si3o0 UP. MRS. W. L. NISGER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-04

BEHxsHrny Hills = PRIVATE FAMILY.
srs Address Ma z. G. ADAMS ADAM. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-04
Delaware
Water Gap
Pennsylvania
pennsylvania
Two hours from New York via LACKAWANNA
Round Trip $3.45

Manv miles of mountain trails and paths with their
streams waterfalls and observatories through forests OF
virgin timber Driving, horseback riding, automobiing
and scenic trolley touring Two golf courses One nine
hole course within 10 minutes walk OF all hotels and an
l8hoe championship course easily accessible Is tennis
courts: trapshootng camping boating bathing fishing