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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-20
KfOkUk MEN ARE
On THE PROGRAM.
Rev. e. Le Roy steffey and j, a
Boyd TO Take Part In Session
Of District Sunday School
Convention.
AT FIT. MADISON SUNDAY
County CONVENTION Of !organlza.lo,
to be Held In keos<uk on
tho 18th and 18th Of
September.

| rev. =. Leroy oteHey, pastor OF ths
local Methodist Protestant chnrcS
and J. o. Boyd. are on the proersn
| of the district Sunday school conver'
ton which will meet in Fort Madison
on the coming Sunday afternoon ana
evening. The sessions will be helS
| in the First NJ. =. church at Fl Madt
son and the program of the day !.
as follows:
Afternoon Session.
Rev. A. G.. Beecham, county nres.
dent presiding.
2:3O-Registration. All persons ar.
expected to register. Song service
led by local talent. Scripture and
prayer by local pastor.
2:50-The Purpose. Scope and
Needs Of the Township Association,
Rev. e. L. Sicily, Keokuk.
3:15-Appointments of committees:
a, business; b, nomination; C, resolu,
ton.
SUPPLEMENTARY conference, led
by G. r. Shelton.
3.:50-Secondary division confer.
ence, conducted by ]. O. Boyd, Keo
kuk.
4:2o-Address, Rev. ]. B. Cash.
Adjournment
Evening Session.
7:30-Registration Of delegate
continued. Song service. local talent
Scripture and prayer, local pastor.
Special music, local choir
S:00-Community Interest in the
Sunday School, Rev. Barnett.
S:20-Why Organize AMI Register
the Adult Bible Class. Miss Ida
Holmes.
S:40-Report of the committees,
business, nomination and resolution
9:00-Address, Rev. w. z. Graham.
Offering for the work of the county
Adjournment. Prayer and benedic
ton. Rev. J. e. Newsom.
County convention. Keokuk, Sept
1923, 1916.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-20

Those who aspire to die for belief had bet
ter cast off before they reach the age of forty
Beliefs have way Of changing about any time
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-20

What man says he believes doesn't amount
to anything. Wait and see how he brings up
his children.
The sun., 1916-09-07

GRAIN

WHEAT-The wheat marke, was only
mGde,a,eiy a.tise; and after an opening
rsiiisd and closed nrm with net SANS q
lines sS,, on rn were Ts'a wenii ot ,aken n'a AND ua "a!
oerlying sentiment Was bullish. The cash
eituation showed pronounced strsngth and
premiums were raised in most OF the Lead
Ing Western markets.
Their. was said 20 be a good demand for
exporters, and holders were little disposed
20 sell except at full prices, several for
eGn governments we're in tho market and
export sales for the day were estimated a.
about ! 500. 900 bushels.
The statistical reports for the day COW
h.arish compared Win last year. but whiis
the large stocks on hand had a tendency to
offset the very unfayorable reports regard
confident that there is likely TO he a short
age Of wheat before another crop Is avail
States and Canada haNe probably at least
800. ooo.o 900 bushels less available for cx-
Port than were actually shipped last year.
erss. "'% Tor IL. S' week ' oi ii tnSSsd Ds sn II.
compared with an increase last year Of
lea and in and anost for Enropc increased
<.oi3.n00 ana showed a total Of l6+.S30 600,
compared with II total OF sj,l5o.ooo a year
Tho Price Current said that soil condi.
lions are too dry. in most sections and fan
ploushins Is not being done in some locali-
ttN6 St WIS ohh'# iA Ally w az fld =
ket No. | durum was quote at si.1s No. .
s:!s, 'l;ss' No J. So,,hsTn; pIlu!n'
all Z. o. b. New York.
CORH-The corn market vas only mode.
rately active and prices during the day
were Irregular owing TO a disposition to buy
September and sell the late months. The
late rally IN wheat had a stimulating In.
huence. however. and finsl quotations
ranged from We. net higher TO &c. net
states decreased t63, 900. compared with a
decrease of 523, on last year Tho Price
Current issued "A report on the condition Of
corn In ths surplus states In which It
placed Kansas condition at only IS. Mis-
souri, at 80. Illinois at 20. Nebraska at "a
ana Iowa at So. In tho local cash market
No. . yel'ow corn was quoted at 81 ., 1, Z.
New York.
0ATS-Thc oats market showed a very
steady Nndertone throughout the day and
closed isc. TO ~. not higher, There ap.
peared 10 be some good buying and an in
crease Of 6.335,000 bushels IA the visible
supply for tho week had littlo or no infu-
ence on values. The local cash market was
steady standard quoted at b5d 55i7c.; No.
. white. 5Hc No. I white, biu5tiac. fancy
clipped white. 5TI5ec.: ordinary clipped
whita. IS 57c.. all elevator.
RYE-Market nrm; No. : Western, sl.sl
C. |. (. New York.
nAkLEY--Market nrm; feeding. csc, C.
i.'f. New York.
HAY-Msrket. nrm:. No, I. sl3s; No. ..
eEs5; No. .. tl5; shipping, sOc. q 81.
CHICAGO PRICES.
The sun., 1916-09-07

l7diSc. other Western. scalded. large. 20
M2oisc.; small. Hm17isc.: old cocks. dry
picked, Csc. scaldcd, I5c. DCCkS--Long
island, fresh ducklings. h., Gle. SQUADS
Prime. white. clio lbs. and over to dozen.
per dozen. $50 80. culis. SOC.
POULTRY. L1vE-some ~ freight cars
ON tracks yesterday morning, OF which rs
cars were unloaded. No market cstab-
lished since last Thursday.
PROv1SlONs-Pork, frm; mess. $3.50
ha0; family. S2sT3l; short, clear. s27@
51smu ~bes.c1s,ssdy mess e. 80:
Firm essons, iiSe..;" 80 lbs. is,4e; iso
Meats-Pickled bellies. quiet: 10 lbs. 16k
hl6!sc.: l? lbs. 1874 al6hc.; - lbs, lsc. I:
picked hams. steady. quoted. TX a l7Lsc.
TailSw-stsady; special. SIC: city. S.:
West. tii.soq Is; city lard quiet: quoted.
tNGlthc, refined lard. firm; continent.
!is.5o; south America, 1920; Brazil. kegs.
!!20; compound, frmcr; quoted. 1lS
LA. Stearine..Firmer; oleo, i:c.; city
lard. stcarinc. 15hc.
medium, ~ &c; head; tsa!s fancy
Japan. &c: blue rose. <hdiiac.
SUGAR fCTCREs-Trading was fairly
active throughout the day and after OPEN
ing unchanged to an advance Of points.
wall Street and local trade covering sent
prices rapidly upward, at one time active
points. The better feeling AROUND the
ring was due to a more settled condition In
raw and refined sugar, where prices were
adjusting. themselves. Thu exchange mar
with sales FOR the day 1850 tons.
NanEe of pT.Ccs.
The sun., 1916-09-07
COTTON MARKET.

Reactionary or harish sentiment inspired
0y the increasing movement and tho ap.
pearsncc OF Southern selling here. supposed
70 be partly against. actual. was the don't.
Mating influence in the cotton market again
yesterday, There was a further sharp break
IN consequcnce with December contracts. sell.
lnR on to l5.sac., or 20 points below Mon.
days closing figure and approximately $40
per bale under tho high record OF last Friday
Moderate rallies followed this break during
the early afternoon. but were not fully main.
tanned. and the close was barely steady A q
net loss OF II TO - points. Rather n 'oillish
view. OF the weekly wca'hcr review helped
the bulge from the low point Of tho morn.
ing. while sentiment may possibly have been
inhuenttd TO some extent in the late trading
by rather vague reports OF a marine disaster.
Tho main farfor OF tho day. however. was
the comparatively large receipts. and talk OF
sall ginning returns up .to. the first OF Sep.
1ember. II was rumored that reports TO the
National Ginnrrs Association Indicated a gin.
ning Of abou, t'2.oo bales during August;
The official SHINING report Is TO BIZ issued
on Friday morning and will compare with
tsJss bales ginned TO september last year,
Of cotton brought, into sisht dur'ns August.
This year. was cess; bales. AGAINST .tg, 80
last year and 1891 in 1915.
Liverpool made a relatively steady showing.
hut th" local market opened at a decline " s
toll points and sold IS to % points net lower
before tho end Of tho morning. The southern
leans, while there was heavy wall street liqui
dation and stop orders we're uncovered at the
decline.
Trade interests bought near months. but sold
later deliveries. and II was not until the weekly
report Of the Weather Bureau VAS published
that the decline vas checked. Prices then
rallied some II or Is points from the lowest,
hut offerings increased above Is sor. for Janu.
sry and last prices were within , To . points Of
the lowest. There were rumors Just before the
close that q British steamer had been sunk ncsr
the coast ~ ireland with Americans aboard.
hut that the americans had been saved. while
the cause OF the disaster was uncertain. FIX
ports for the day were 10. 1876 bales. making
ljS. IA 20 far this season. against l9c. "a last
year. southern spot markets as officially re.
ported were Il 20 81 points lower.
Range Of prices.
The sun., 1916-09-07
The temperature in this city YESTERDAY,
as recorded by the ofhcisl thermometer IL
shown I'm tho annexed table.
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The white star liner Adristic. sailing
to-day for Liverpool. will take letter
mail only. closing at s 80 A. NJ. Tor Sreat
Britain. ireland and South Africa, also
specially addressed correspondence Tor Eu-
rope. except Germany. Austria. Hungary.
Luxembourg, Bulgaria.. Serbia. turkey the
Netherlands. Norway. sweden ana Dem
mark.
The compania Transatlantica liner Mont,
serrat. sailing to-day for Cadis,- VIII
take mail. closing a, $50 A.. NJ. for spain.
Portugal and Gibraltar.
The steamer italia. sailing to morrow Tor
Gibraltar. will take mail. closing a. $50
A. NJ, for Gibraltar iItaly.. Rumania.
Switzerland and Greece must be specially
addressed).
Tho American liner Phiisd.iphia. sailing
Saturday for Liverpool, Will take mai,
closing Al. $50 A. n. for Europe except
Germany. Austria. Hungary. l.uxeinhurg'
bulgaria. Serbia, Turkey. tho Netherlands
Norway. sweden and Denmark. Africa,
West Asia and East indies.
The French liner Chicago. SAILING Satur.
day for Bordeaux. Will take mail, closing
at L. NJ. for France. Rumania. SNitzer-
land. Italy. Spain. Portugal. Egypt. Gree,
british India. British East Africa. Siam.
Malta, Gibraltar. Ceylon. straits settle
ments. Dutch Eas, Indies. West Australia
and Persia.
The Russian. American Liner Rinsborg.
ealing saturday for Archangel. Will take
mail. closing at = A. NJ. for Russia tspe'
cisily addressed only.
The sun., 1916-09-07
Movements ~ Naval NenseIs.

tsHiNGToN, sept. Movement. of
naval vessels were; Rattleship Arkansss,
destroyer Alvin and Balch, cruisers Ral
timorc and Birmingham arrived al south.
'rn drill ground. destroyer Benham AT
Block Island. tug Cesar at FunchaI: tor.
rsto boats tHssI1, Con! nghsm and cum.
inimgs az southern drill. ground; submarine
pI3 At Block Island hattleship Dclawatc
At southern arill ground gunhoat Dolphin
at Point Lookout: tropedo boat, Drayton'
buhnlne and Duncan. at southern drill
ground, submarine Ell Mt Block Island;
des,royers Ericsson ami flaming at south.
ern dri! ground Fulton az Block Islani
ground; gmnboat Gloucester At brooklyn,
isla dc ,I.uson, at portage Lake, dsstroycr
Jarvis, ha'tlcship Kansas NJ southern drill!
ground. tug Lebanon At Lynn Haven
Roads; torpedo boat Mcbonough at Block
boats Mcpougai. Melville and battieship
Michigan ~ southern dri'l srouni. ns,tic.
ships Minncsota, New. Hampshire and New
hatan AT New York yard; hattieship Penn.
.vlranlt at Tangler sound; hsttieships
Ncv,ia. South Carolina, Texas. Utah, Yer
tl"ship, WSomtns at southern drill ground,
Itug! : sound tug Sampson At Wort Pond
Rav; tug Saturn, NJ Mare Island: tug 50
sam Virginia at BLOCK Island; ,orreIo
boats Win-low and worien at Rlork
Island: DESTROYER Jason sailed from Hamp.
rail from Fhladc'phia for cold Spring In
let; %gunboat Milwaukee, from san Diego
for san Francisco; cruiser Salem from
r riy :h,n s 10, S-"' from 1s"'Sss Sa,Si '1 a.
delaware Breskwater.
The sun., 1916-09-07

California. choice, ss's5ma 40; red. kidney.
choice. e.1oa.si5; fair to good, ts;75ns;
ney.. choice. s~oi5ae5o. imperisls. choice.
S,pou9; yellow eye. choice. GIou! 10;
Erinh;; Ealifornia: choice; assSn'; rsa
Scotch. choice. .'i;7oat.75; black eye, call
BCTTER Receipts. $3.50 package,
ss;'': $ t s"s = . GO. .FS s., %.ssss s.;
sSS.: creamery. anssliicd. higher than cx.
tras. rs p35tac. extras. 3tM3tiic.: nrsts,
:nasisc.: seconds souai,4c: STATE dairy.
y.,cd' ]Ts,ras' ssn:s'ssi ar.ts ;s,im
Creamery, nrsts. .:sugs'.c.; ladies; curren,
make frsts. :Jn27,,, seconds, ssw
s,m ost ,owcr Sradss. Nv = 2S,sc'i paTk'ns
p25i9c.; lower grades. 23m24t4c.
CnEEsE -Reccipts. .a..os boxes, includ-
Ing S52 boxes In transi; for export. state.
white, specials, iss isc.; coiored. average
fsn.y; ,ss ais,sS; "ni hcs av m, fS w,Dy...
early made. specials, ,sN iec. fresh: spe:
Gals, issc.; aysrase fancy. is. nis,.;,;
slns,c daisies. fancy. isais'sc all styles,
n mIis i.pisGi Wisconsin: wsoto
twins. fancy, Nsc:: double daisies. 1870
lsi.c.. single daisies, lsn 1910; Young
Americas, zoe; state. skins, early made,
specials. 15ulj9c. p; current make. specials.
choice. 1tulitac. fair to good, Ia
i3igc.: lower grades. 6112c.
COTTONSEED O11--The market was
again feverish with irregular price changes.
Underlying conditions appeared to he some
what unsettled and prices moved easily. ac-
cording TO the trend of operations. Longs
seemed disposed to sell ON the hulges, but
there was /, good demand for the near po-
sitions. with part Of the buy Ing apparently
Tor western account. Al tho clos Of tho
gay, the near months were ; TO - points
higher. while the late positions showed
l"sses Of : TO II points. Total sales for
tho iay were $500 barrels. Range Of
prices.
The sun., 1916-09-07
COFFEE MARKET.

wh'rc frost had lr"n reported on Tuesday,
caused an active liauidating movement In the
coffee msikHt and prices declined sharply. AZ
10 70 % points from the previous closc and.
while part ~ the loss was recovered on cover
ING. fnal quotations were u 10 10 points nct
lower. Total sales were So, na bags. Ten.
reraturcs IN the district Of Aware showed =
minimum Of <6s. while the lowest temperature
IN other districts was 81 As. While the dan.
ger OF frost damage seems 90 have passed for
tho time being, the drought ~situation has not
yrt hren relieved. and u WAS feared that suh,
seGu"nt developments will show that the now
crop has gotten a poor start Rrazil was 4
trife easier. probably due to the weather. and
cost and freight offers were irregular, some
being A. slightly lower. whilo others showed
moderate gains. Santos ~ In the cost and
freight market were quoted M an average 1t
American credits, The local spot market was
duiet. but very steady. with Rio 70 At TO-.
and Santos A. al ll;sc.,
The sun., 1916-09-07
CHEAPER BEEF BRINGS BLAST.
National Live stock Exchange de-
Action of swift 4 TO.

Swift & Co. are condemned because
they have cheapened the cost Of beef to
the public, while the recent action OF hog
raisers In boosting tho price Of pork is
praiseworthy. according TO a circular
sent out by the National Live Stock EN-
change OF Chicago. The letter. which
pnrports to be an authoritative analysis
of the cattlo market, upbraids indepen-
dent stock ~raisers for selling to the coun-
try buyers of meat packing companies.
and urges the salo Of cattle exclusively
In such open and competitive markets"
as the National Live Stock Exchange.
Every animal sold to the country
buying pirates Of the packers 1t says.
strengthens their position and forces
meat prices to lower levels. Cattle
raisers should remember that they are
Feeding the greater part of the civilized
world with their products. and that such
demand should create rising instead of
falling prices"
The sun., 1916-09-07

Tho local market for spot cotton was quiet.
With prices. Is points lower at l5.soc. for
niddling upland. Sales, 10 bales.
Southern spot markets were:
Galveston steady. % points lower. at IS. Sc ;
Gales. 1856 bales.
Mobile hrm. IS points lower. at Y:sc.:
Gales. IS bales.
Savannah nominal. unchanged. At i5.c.:
osles. 400 bales.
Wilmington steady. 10. lower. At i5.c.:
sales nil.
Memphis stesdy. IS points lower. At 1850.
Gales. go bales.
Houston steady. 70 points lower. as SOC.
Gales. 1853 bales.
New Orleans quiet. IS points lower. q,
B.asc sales. 80 bales.
Charleston firm, i.c. lower. at i5Hc.: sales
Nil,
Norfolk quiet. 81 points lower. at Is uc :
oales NIL.
Baltimore nominal. sc. lower. at ij7,c.
Gales nil.
August. steady. 10 points lower. a, 1916.
ISLES. 1850 bales.
LATHE Rock quiet. 10 points lower. at I5.s:c.
Gales MI.
Port and interior receipts with compari.
The sun., 1916-09-07
HIDE G. LEATHER co. CHANGES.
New Director Chosen ana Three
.Others nay Ne Added.

The meeting OF the stockholders OF
the American Hide and Leather COM
pan yesterday was the occasion for a
lively scene in which the minority stock
holders bitterly assailed the management
for its unbusinesslIke methods. the pay
ment of high salaries to its officers and
its ailur to declare dividends on the
preferred stock out Of surplus funds
The net result OF the meeting was tho
election Of the old board of thirteen d.
rectors and a new member. Lindsey Hop
kins. Mr.. Hopkins was formerly an au-
tomobile man Of Atlanta. Ca, who. 1t is
understood. with a group OF friends
bought up some $4,000 shares OF the pre-
ferred stock and demanded recognition.
The opposition TO the management named
eight candidates who would be accept
able to them. Three Of these--George
Van Tuyl. Jr., l.. l.. Clark and lie Roy
Baldwin-the management agreed to ac-
cept. provided they consented TO serve
as directors. in which event at the next
meeting of the board in october 1t will
be enlarged to seventeen members.
The sun., 1916-09-07

SUGAR, RAW-Rsw sugar was firmly es.
tablished at the cost and freight price OF
g.. to-day. Local renners bought $500
bags Cubas In port. ex lighter. at &c. cost
and freight; 10000 bags C1bas. aneat' at
,s, cos, and freisn'; 1900 bass Sss nusa'i c OK
privileged sugars. at S.o.c. delivered. basis
ss test, 500 bags cuban molssses sugar al
sac. cost and freight. basis SO test. parity
Of &c. cost and freight for cuban cen
trlfueals. Holders Of cuban sugar asked
,ssciionsliy higher prices az ,hs sio,s OF
at last prices.
SUGAR. REfINED-crys,al domino tab
,sts; eases. : Id. cartons. half or full az.
.i.. ,seie,:. ;, Is s.ss;c. in 7, tausS' cay.
= .;: S. mould 4. eyss, ana .ssis,s IL sss.
powdered and coarse powdered. 6. 35c. fruit
powdered. sass omino srannlsted. cases
cases; ana / H. s s,tsS1s; SO q an IN 4
s.SSc.: eagle coarse xranula,sd, soc ;
extra m. sranuiat.d. s,:ss ..si. :..sr
ID. bags hne Granuiatcd and 5 ID. bags
y. bags do,..ssSc; 70 ID. bag. DO: st5c. in
sSsr ssS.i ' and aa' Sss"H'. A.. $50. :sGf' r on:
sc Ss'toH: 80. g. g. siS 80. 80 ,iic. stSsS o. /. SS.s,oG.:
Sc. :, 5:;Se 80; 10. Ssss s.: II, $50.
VEGETABLES, MlsCEILANEOls-AR.
sin,a' ssk' "a gM:s: western Ssw York
.ey and Ions Island. wax. bsk 10. Gu7a;
green, rs; mHso: Long slant green
on. bbl.. ,:SoSS. CyARRoTs~Ssarby. Iiopo
ssn,; )? 90; unMashe1; tops ,
sn%%sssS.a. " sst.. uH: on cG SS.t asia':
Ho,housr, box. Na23o: b.k., s.J.5o:
sst .sa s S;s:' s mg'.;G; ai hsSs j l.l.sl' S ssI.
sSi; sias; .%sI! Seir NaaSo; STATE. ,a,i.,
!sc aN;, cABBAGEs-SsarSy, per 100,
Is sS 10 Ss'; 81 , ie5.fy rIa LCnk Island
ats.'y co SsS:. .Se'' ed 5Snns, s s.h:i.I a.
Per 100 ears. ua:; Jersey ana Ions
fLowERs"S.arSy' crate. oGas. s,a;t.
hbi; Eg43o: crate. .il5nua" EGG.
H. "a DC. 0oi Observation-Disclosures. 100
lbs; 50 LIMA BEANs-p.iaware, .Icrscy
! sas. A ssS.a.i ''f f.nrrTyatkEA.la;;Ss9, s Islam st,,e.
'os as: s;k. Ios gsl 20: Boston, pe5
i,' I'sSa $50 . u Mr hEfKsmse.Fs 'G S. ' Tx
q ?'.ieo; yellow 100 il. Sas. Is: 75ss;
ss?.: California. yellow, loo - bas. 8? 80
81. i i S,"'e' u red; hey: ~. -, g e. a. 80; y'IiG "i.
100 10. bag. s:a:5o yellow. s?i273
Long Island, yellow. hsk H~:5n13o. iao
10, Bag $3.50 jersey. white. pickles. s2ud,
other white. Hai.7a; yellow. Iul:o;
Connecticut, Virginia. yellow. 100 10 bae,
" 80. Baltimore. bsk., 3l2i OkRA-ief-
sey. peach bsk. SOC, dE large bsk.. 500.
asa carrier; sl:3p2:' PEAs-west.
,rn New York. hsk. .lu:5o.. bag. .lt:
81 %. other sorts. hsk. o zoe: green.
bbi. No5a1.I5 rcd, hbi, s225acTi.
PARSLEY Nearby. 100 bchs, 81 aop . 10.
RADlSHES-Nearby, 100 hchs zoe. u 81.
RoMAlNE..Eearby hhl.. zoo. u 81 STATE.
Nearby. crate. IIi5O State. bsk. ,5c.
nti:3; SQUASH Marrow, bhl. $500
l'o"c%.' r "a . mex SSSSln,'' ,L ps.' Trr.iR;xiirr s
Rutsbsga, bbl, s2a.50. TOMATOES
Nearby. large box. sIG113 small box. 10.
nI:3: per carrier, NuI.3: keyport.
round box. STA I.jO; other sorts. box. 400,
ISLE; southern Jersey. round. large boa,
Halo: small boN. 75c. a 81 -. peach hsk
40 1oc.: dollhouse. ID, ~ l2c, WATEk.
~cRESS-1"o bchs. i.5ou.
The sun., 1916-09-07

CABLES-Rio. No. Z. ss7S0. IN In refs. Ex
change I.32d lower at 70 alsd. Receipts 1900
bags and stock $500 bags. Santos was IN
changed at 5000 for No. T. Receipts $4,000
bags and stock Ice. mn bags Santos futures
werc unchanged TO ~ rcis lower Receipts At
the two ports were $1,000 bags. as ainst "A
holiday last year. Sac Paulo hal 5000,
against \ holiday, and Jundiahy had 5000
bags The weather III Sac Paulo was fine in
all districts. with temperatures ranging from
a. TO 81 des recs, Cleared from Victoria Sep
. tho Mobile with 1900 bags for New
Orleans
The sun., 1916-09-07
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Sort 6-Thrr" WAS n good dem.
onstration ~ hullish activity in this market
Chicago Pneumatic Tool and Diamond Match
were tho strong features, while Union Carbide.
Sears I.oehuck and swift were advanced to n
higher level. Stewart Warner continued prorri
nent in the trading, hut tho range Of values
was rather marrow The bond department. was
dull. The summary.
The sun., 1916-09-07
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Sept. Stopper shares were steady
within narrow price changes, with trading In
fair volume. Copper Range, Mohawk. Old DO.
minion and East Butte were In demand, the
latter being heavily traded In. Industrials
were strong, while there was little interest
shown ia the home rails. summary:
The sun., 1916-09-07

Liverpool C~ahles-spo, cotton in more de.
mend sales. s.ee, bales: speculation and ex.
American. 5000. M,idiing upland. ss3d. Flu.
tures opened steady. II to /, points lower
Closed barely steady az a net decline of
January February. e.N,s: March-April. e3s:
May-June. So: july August. 9I.
Manchester-iarn steady: cloths quiet and
The sun., 1916-09-07
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Sept e. Tho local market,
was moro active, with Cosden stocks lead
I'M. Prices were strong until late in tho
session. when moderate declines were scored
in the active stortys Cosden OIL and Gas
"a We're ~ demand. lisJH0 changing hands
at l0ls. To 1921. Summary:
The sun., 1916-09-07
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures Outgoing
Foreign MailstThe Fire Record.
THE WEATHER.

For eastern New York. probably IoSSn
showers to-day and Tomorrow NOT m"tn
change IN. temperature; moderate cast 10
south winds. u.
For New England, probably local snow;
ers to-day and Tomorrow: so,nsw "
warmer; moderate east to south Winus'
For New Jersey. probably showers 70.
day. and tomorrow; moderate 'Ar'ao'e
NEW YORK. sept. "a storm OF very
small proportions that originated on ~.
south Atlantic coast was centrai on ~
coast Of North Carolina yesterday. attend.
cd by heavy rains and high WINDS IN 'nA'
immediate vicinity. .
High pressure prevailed In other Eastern
sections, but was low over the upper lake
regions. upper Mississippi Valley ana
throughout the West. e.,
Showers occurred In the Missouri VA.
ley and at scattered points eastward INTO
New England. 49,.
1t was warmer in the plains states ana
the Missouri Valley and In New lorh'
Pennsylvania and the lower lake regions.
Other temperature changes we're mostly
local. $3.50,
In this city the day. was partly CLOUDY
and warmer: wind. light northeast aver
age humidity. So per cent, barometer cor
rec;ed TO read to sea level. at . a. M'
an - y IL Gn0e
The sun., 1916-09-07

PITTSBURG MARKET.

r~ITTSRuRG. Sept. Prices wcrc firm and
tho local more active. American Window
Glass Machine. Columbia Gas and Electric aud
Westinghouse Electric were 'onspicuously sctiyc
and strong. FUR" OH WAS y lower. with trud
ing In fair volume. summary
The sun., 1916-09-07
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

III. trA:IFNTN. sept 6-rrlcos were Hrr,
hu, little changed IN our market. General
Lake superior Corporation and rhila
dolphia Rapid Transit were the moro srtivo
stocks. RATES were quiet and steady, sum