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The sun., 1916-11-02
GRAIN MARKET.

wHEAT--Prices experienced Il si.arp
setback YESTERDAY; closing WIN n't loss,
the day and sentiment was moro hearlsh
than for some time. For The last week
leading houses IN he Wcst have been nd-
vising caution about taking risks on the
long side. and II was evident that ycster-
days decline was due largely to over
eough, cond!tion and %ssk technical
dermined by reports Of good rains In Ar
gen,ins. The fear % possible int'f-
aculties In connecticut With securing in
surance for grain In elevators at chicago
and q feeling tina, something deiini'" might
develop In connection with export rm-
bargoer., brought about general unloading.
buShel below tho seasons nigh point, made
on Monday, hut they were still abu,e the
closing level OF a week ago. A break 90
about . cents a hushcl occurred In cash
premiums on Increased offers Of cash wheat
In practically all Western markers. This
ioosening up surprised tho trade, but was
believed TO be due to n disposition TO sell
by holders who had been waiting for
sither RT,ses EHp1r!g nG were ,rTtitri
American wheat on the decline. bu, this
demand had little influence on values. in
the local cash market No. | durum was
No; ? hard, ti.9st. No. ! northern Dn-
!uth. s:.o2i.; No. / northern Manitoba,
N.s'h. all f, o. h. New York,
CORN-Market developed decided weak.
80" ~ - Ni'r' Wa pIdtlltdllN az low
point, e!s to Sc, undrr previous night.
improved conditions In Argentina and IN,
increasing new movement with some pres.
sure OF cash corn were sources 81 weak.
ness. together with hcayinos. In wheat.
Export business OF about 800. 900 bushels
reported. cash corn locally easy. with
new No : yellow quoted AT 81 !. to arrive
C. 1. (. New York
OATs-Following lead OF stner market.
ana Influenced by continued heavy receipts.
oats we're weak ana closed " TO Ic. ma, r
previous night. Winnipeg market also
heavy, declining about li.c. q Lushcl, Nn
actual export business reported. cash ouIs
LOCALLY about hat Il cent lower. closing ~
follows: STANDARD, 5Sla a SOC. No. .. white
Ssg1s'sci ~" 3 white. N05Nl.c.. NJ T.
white. tvls q jsr., fancy Clipped WHIT.
s!a m0fc.: ordinary clipped white, Got. u
GITc. all elevator.
Rye Market hrm; 70. western,
N.6lig e. !. {. New York.
bAkLEf- Market quiet; feeding. 81 =.
o. b. New York. -
Jay Market steady: No. !. 81 NJ; No. ..
Soc. No. 3, 50 y 9Oc shipping SOC ali
new crop,
CHICAGO PRICES.
49,
The sun., 1916-11-02
LIQUIDATION SENDS
COTTON UNDER 19C.
Rise at Opening on Liverpool
Bulge Starts Selling
by Longs.
WORST BREAK Ar FINISH
Scattered Buying in Last Ten
Minutes Cannot Cheek Drop
Of 81 a Bale.
WORST BREAK Ar FINISH


- se"H'''N' "'rh''' WINCH ''NpVU"e'
rcadil, To the assault of long iiul,da'
ton. and which closed al "A loss of ~ III
IA ,o,,,. mn, ,ao,, Ella, ,,.d,,, D.,
P""'' NV "".N' u" '"'N ~
COTTON yesterday Inc nu'tu"'l"hN car
Fled all months below the 10 cent mark
s~a thu c,o.s n, pr,ces ranging from
80. ,o.
~ ior 'he peoe"oer 'o"'r"V' !" '''o
for July. was practically the lowest of
the day.
~. ,r,.,o, -,.. mn. ,,,r,,,,., % 4,
""
suiee IN the Liverpool narket' 'apIe'
cttr1outen the rise 10 me destruction u' u
mp carrying s'ooo palee OF
cotton. WIN accompanying covering
eoroad. The Liverpool stfehgtn was re-
nected IN an ADVANCE OF " 10 !" points
mere. n on the ton" " stead'hess mat
tne marker eNhlbit'd'
LiIuidati"n o' long accounts through
widely scattered sources to'iowed the M
iuai rise, ana IN" quotation quickly
dropped. ~i'ccctnbcr ana anuar con-
tracts shot down 30 to ~ points ana the
later months We're ri }" to 3. points be-
The sun., 1916-11-02
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAS-Receip,s. 49, bag.
peas. Hcans. marrow. 1915. choice: loo
Ins 'u;;nig; isls' TnSise' ,hs",iss :;
all. small white. california. 1915. 5000
All. rcd kidney. 1919. choice. ti75dl2:
1915. choice. sfo75: red marrow. choice.
pinks. CALIFORNIA. choice. tNlo"S 20; lima
california. choice. sI.3. Peas, Black Eye.
california s5.aOu $50; scotch. 1916, choice
HITTER n"c"ipis. '..@; packages
'tcd ln,ry. higher scoring than "xiras, per
H., 3ds "37irc, extra. 's2 scorc', SdM
sSraSd. 80 to VI, sSoorS'. sax ""sitcC.:
higher than cxtras. asnashc.. extras. 81
o35igc,. rrsts. 35ts asetac. seconds. sia
35c.. creamery held, higher than extras.
seconds. saassAc.; thirds, sias2hc
to prime. ssis q 1850 common to fair. soa
S?c renovated. extras. az, d33c.: nrsts.
Si'y q az: lower grades. !et. q ale: imi-
jun make. hrsts. sia3itso.; current
make hrsis. sois a9ic seconds. 2sn
s>'g - 2Hc; lower grades, s7u2sc.
tHEEsE-Receipts, 3.?es boxes. state.
whole milk. Mats, early made, specials. 10.
=i'sc; average fancy. ?ihc. fresh. cplored.
ored. a,. rage fancy. sit,c.; white. average
ian''. ILL.,. wins. early made. specials.
sl's'; fresh. specials. @liar. dye-tg"
thr'N. !lt.c cheddsrs, early made. spe-
cinlS. % igr.. single daisies. fancy. 9iis Il
:ls".; Hi STYLES, urd-rErsd.e. iSi. Il 20 = e.. :
Wisconsin. whole milk. early made. tAins.
fancy. .ligr.; fresh. twins, fancy. 2iisc ;
i"uhl" daisies. .lisc single daisies. 2,iac.,
Young Americas. :i1c. Satc. skins. carry
made. sp'ridls. ISL Hisi9c.: curr, NJ make.
specials, l>u1>.c choice. l7a ia g.:
iai- 20 good. l6ntl7c.; lower grades. 100
l%igc.
COrTONsEDD OIIe-price changes com.
raratiNel narrow. tndortone Arm early.
Market at one time up 10 to 10 points. but
fntl quotations were : points lower 10 I
points net higher. crude oil IN the south
sad to lie Irregular and firmness In lard
onset by weakness In cotton. Range OF
prices:
The sun., 1916-11-02

j ", New York-Is th-r. interest past
duc On tn" Missouri Pacific = per cent.
honis % 1917 and Whist t. the outlook Tor
these bonds from an investment slant
polr'H Would YOU consider II Il safe mp,r
70" % man % small means % put money in
these bonds"
Interest was defaultcd on tho Missouri
Pacinc RAILWAY trust dcheuturr gold
IS due January ]. 1879. ia Sept.m-
her 1913. by the terms % the plan of
rcaljustmcnt dated July /. 1918. and
modified July -, 1916. the holder Of
each $1,000 bond OF this issue VIII re-
'olvr $1,000 In first and rofundirg : per
cent, bonds of the new COMPANY. due At
his option either In 1863 and redeem
able At 1879 and Interest after 1g2o or
due not later than January /, 1879, and
rcdcemablc ut par and interest on any
interest date. As you are not now the
owner Of any OF these bonds and rs your
means are small. II would he discreet
for you 10 Connnc your Investment t.
seasoned issues.
The sun., 1916-11-02
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

20 mares George Washington cone. Rem.
~ ',a,es i'1rss Washington Coffee Rein
loo 'n,r.s Nevada Smelling & Mines Cor
=, sl'ar. intel states s,..l Corporation
1000 Now York Ranwav c.. thirty wear
adjustment mortgaCc : per cent.
neon. sola bond due January,
s43G ~ 100 New York Railway Co. nrst
rotI estate and rcfunding mortgage
non interest bearing scrip, f2a5.
20 shares Mccha,Ics Bank. i27i..
2 shares Brooklyn Academy Of Music. :"
100 shar"s, Pin. Lawn cemetery Land rur-
chase Funl, zoe per share.
! AVo shares Federal OIL co. Main. cor
poratiouj. $50 lot
800 shares Green Monarch Mining & MIL
80 snar"' Goline.d Consolidated Mines CO.
wyoming, t1c per share
organized Mining 90. Nevada corpora
50 shares Consolidated Mica Mine. Co.
SQUIRT, Maj Box co.: : shares rier.on
r%p"ibsr g, prgicttsd Main. CO..
shares O'Brieu Electric Light 90. An.
I,nai :" sa"r", The : \ ,in'l
on Co ,california corporat!!oul 500
.hares U1!ttrld Mny Queen Mining %,
brace Raj 90 100 shar.s Msnutac.n3,
ing Ram1,ing 4 separating "a.
,vAI,,IkSn" G@rpofN,'on, :. 'Fars' Ia,k.
matt. ~ iro. Airshlp co; 10 shor"s
. M%T,"' Ne . ",%'' TcgT'". v1 GG,: | S ."
Nevada corporation. S2i lot.
A. shares Trout Lake IL" Co. of Pennsyi-
,IG share. Keusinr,on Gold Mines 60. ot
Maine, 81 per share.
5000 promis-ory notes Of the Calumet club,
datcd Novemb"r :. 1905. due November
l. 'i1k, at = ngr cent. 500
100 shares Cumberland Gold Mining CO.
- snares ocean Navigation ~ ri-r Ga.
SSt,'' i,Gonoso,o &, 'erImrsSS'' %f dr
lated p.r cent Bond. due 1909. tn
tcrset April and ortoher, 81 lot
Ii shaw, late Of the county Of New
York. deceased, and OF the estate of
said charles II shaw In and TO 4 Ger
= Annah shaw Janney 10y ana umI"s
m" lnst viii and testament OF Joseph
=, SHAW. licensed, Of which the rite
Nrv York Is nov the substituted trus-
tec. $500,
$500 share, Interstate Chemical Corpora
ton preferred, NJ Virginia. $500 lot.
500 shares International Tungsten Corpora
81. 500 Long Reach Estates CO. q per cent.
July, 1890, 81. 500 I.aurclton Land 30,
u per cent registered mortgage bonds,
due July ~, ini"' - shares ianrelton
~ shares Mnriue Nstlon.i Bank. Ashta-
hula. ohio, $500 lot.
20 ,h"rcs A;h,ahulp Wor'tsh Mills IS lot ,
r"ceirt No. a47is OF the Columbia S'or-
sgs w%rIhoG+S. H. t@lnmhas ay"mgc
china and silver, s5o lot.
sl0ooo thicoutimi Iulp. 90. .refunding u
ne trns hands Ilup MAR ~
The sun., 1916-11-02

MOI stock IN prior years we're 81 per
cent. In 1913. S,77 PEI cent. IN 1879.
els per cent in 1871. 6 per cent in
1910. 532 per cent In 1909, rone IN
1905. SIS In 1907 and : :, In 1905. OF
course, earnings In the current year are
understood to ia much larger than In
1919. lut % compdny's earnings in past
years should be considered as well as its
present; and prospective profits. es-
pecial!y when Il Is remembered how i'm
'oriant 4 part the war has played In re-
storing the country 90 prosperity.
The sun., 1916-11-02
UNCLAIMED BANK DEPosIrA


REPORT OF the Unclaimed Deposits o.
FRANK sAkSER. rriyst" Banker. on m.
FIRST day of August. 1919. made In Arcordsnr.
with the provisions Of the Banking Law
section lj1.
full nam. and last
known residence or Date Of
post onicr address original Amount nf
of drpoSitnr. deposit. deposit.
John Su>nik NoN IS.
sunny side Utah June -. 1907 $4,000
John J"z,rS"k. address
unknown ...... sep, 10, 100! 90 Or
Frank /cvnik boz, ~.
Pennington Itsh Aus : 1900 Inn ~
Jost Chuh. 'nuuell.
willie. IA ..... NOV. 80. 1909 4. y
state ~ New Work. county Of View Work, q.
Frank >aksrr. being duly sworn. depose~
and Save that h" J. = Private BAnke-
located aud duing hu~incss At No ::
tortlandt street. III IN" city ~ New Work, 'r
said county that tn' fora going report u = M
true and correct statement ~ the Inciaimta
Deposits Of such Frank >dk>rr. Private Pankc-
made in accordance With the provisions uf
section 10 of the banking Law a. shown w.
the books uf said prlNat' banker. on the frs'
day Of August. lnlG
FRANK SAksER.
Severslly subscribed and sworn TO before ms
the eth day Of september. 1919.
Seal OF Notary NRTHIR RCRGER
The sun., 1916-11-02
COFFEE MARKET.

Renewed weakness In the coffee market
Yesterday. coming with tho declines In
Rrnin and cotton, suggested further liuui-
un'lon By Western AMI cotton trade inter.
"stS. Tho "pcning Wa ? to 3 points higher
on II few overnight buying orders. but the
demand was soon supplied, and The market
closed AZ n net decline Of ~ IN ~ points
Sales were reported Of $3.50 bags. sub
marine activities trenEthened tho bearish
view OF probable European takings from
bra2'l TINS season. With a holiday In
the primary markets, few fresh offers were
received In the cost and freight market,
but II was reported that Santos 10 we're
The sun., 1916-11-02
o. from p, DAYS TO az months ~"
Trade Commodity
Acceptan'cs Paper.
Days of Maturity DAYS Of Naturty

huiHprlH'u rates ior banker acceptances.
minimum, &c max mum Rates for bills
OF tx'hangc purchased IN open market by A.
ANITA bank, "igd3igS Rates for bills with
or without member bank indor sement. with
ma'irliles OF ninety day. or less. purchased
IN open market by s.. Louis bank. odio.
ha'ts Tor commercial paper purchased in
open market by Dallas bank. 3daT. Rate.
ior trhi" arreptsnres. with maturities Of
ninety days or lee purchased in nprn mar.
k"i. without member bank indorsement, by
New Orleans branch Of Atlanta bank. no
20 Kate of ~ for unmodlty paper with
maiuritiCs of from sixty day. to sI month";
hxei Tor San francis SEQ bank
The sun., 1916-11-02

". ". y, Tn" 6'ronx Please tell me at
what rate tho sinking fund mortgage SIS 81
the Republic Iron and steel company ldur
IN l9iUl AZ" being retired.
The sinking fund provision calls for
s250,000 cash on these bonds at face
value annually on April I, and IN add
ton an amount equal to gig per cent.
of all bonds issued over $40, 0O0. 600. This
fund Is tu be increased whenever the
annual extraction of minerals exceeds
the amount specified AZ last report
In" sinking fund called for slightly less
than $500 900 annually.
The sun., 1916-11-02

'ab!es-Iuo unchanged TO- IS a. $500
e:ch,ng" unchanged at IL i-3ed receipts
1000 bags. stock. $50 900. Santos futures
unchanged to 20 refs higher. compared
with saturday; receipts 5000. stock -.
10000 Receipts AT the two ports so OO0
hags, against a holiday last year and To-
Oop two years age, Sac Paulo A.. OOO.
against a holiday. and $4,000. Jundiahy
: con aghiust q holiday. and 60 acc.
Cleared IRON Rio Tuesday the NAuhRn
Win loo" bags and the KronprinzcssIn
Victoria With 900" bags, all for New
The sun., 1916-11-02
~. Ioui. soutnw estern a..

& ". q, observation-disclosures give me your
opinion ON - Louis southwestern Mr.
terminal % as an Investment.
These bonds should he Classed AZ a
speculative Investment. The issue -
subject to other mortgages. and recently
earnings were not particularly satisfac-
tory. The outlook, however. is encour-
aging.
The sun., 1916-11-02

r. T.. Flatbush-Th- Interporoasa
R,pid Transit Company Is accused of max
Ing misleading statements and ] am aUN-
iuus - receive your opinion. a circular !
just received points out that the annual re-
port tnr 1913 showed interest paid of 81,
tS-,ji3. whereas the annual interest AZ .
r"r cent. on IN" amount Of bonds shown 10
.r outstanding would hay. been sS,ls? 500.
toned FOR the 1870 fiscal year. 1t was
further stated that those two differences
combined about e~qualied tho amour; paid
nN th' company In extra dividends. Pleas
publish III. facts
These discrepancies are apparent
rather than real. Interest on money
which Is being used for construction
purposes should not be charged against
operations until the work OF construc-
ton II completed and the additions put
into operation. Interest on the cost Of
construction Is properly a construction
charge 80 long as the additions must
necessarily h" unproductive-that is, IN
~ completed This Is set forth clearly
by the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion IN its "tniform System OF Accounts
for Electric Railways" effective July !,
i?lt The commission says: when
any bonds. notes or other evidences of
Indebtedness are sold or any Interest
bearing debt IL incurred for acquisition
or construction OF original road and
equipment, extensions. additions and
hr,termeuts, the interest aCcruing on the
part of the debt representing cost or
property C~hargeahle TO road and equip
mrut accounts Oess interest. II any. al
lowtu oy repositories on uneNpended
balances after such funds become avail
alb" for use and before the receipt or
the completion or coming into service OF
the property 30 acquired shall lee
charged to this account" The facts.
therefore, are directly the opposite Of the
Impression conveyed TO o by the cir
The sun., 1916-11-02
American Hide and Leather.

J. II. -. Brooklyn-I notice American
HID" and Leather "a quoted as low as &c
\ 'rirnd OF mine urges me TO buy nov
what do you mink pf IL AZ an "!nvestment'
DO not follow your friends advice II
you really are looking for an investment.
Tho price itself reflects the uncertainty
as tn It's status. Even the preferred
stock, which Is much better than IN.
common, should be classed as a spccula-
ton,
The sun., 1916-11-02
IECEIPTs AND STOCKS

Liverpool Gables Spot IN GOOD ,c
maDd; sales. 10. gri bales speculation and ex
port. l,WU American, 1907. imports 700.
al American Middliny upland. II I'D. Fu-
tures opened steady AT - polnts advance :
closed easy at net advance Of lSnls points
January February, 1926: March. April, 1io.is;
Nay-June. II 10: July August. 1922, Mauches
ter-Yarns. business checked by higher
prices; cloths in good demand.
The sun., 1916-11-02

Local spot market quiet and W l~ilts l"wci
et ISIS for middling upland sales nil Il.
uvered On contract. so bales.
Southern spot markets and sales
New Orleans holiday.
Mobile steady. /. p w. lss;c u
CHARLESTON steady. partly ~. w. lsiac.
Norfolk steady. 81 T. w. Il JNr. l.enJ.
Baltimore nominal. unchanged. IsAc.
Augusta steady. 10 T. NJ. n >sc. LOIS.
Little Rock steady. unchanged. ls.joc.
Galveston steady, unchanged. Is d'r. $50
eavannah quiet. 80. M, l>&". ,OS.
Wilmington steady. i.c lower. tsc.
Memphis steady. unchanged, HTr. 400.
houston steady. 81 . lower. IL i~ 3.mi.
PORT = AND STOCKS
The sun., 1916-11-02
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Thomas & Eckcrsou Manhattan; capital
5000; directors. Charles : Forhss, noward
c Fora-s Hnd charles II Stoll.
The IouEhran Realty COMPANY, Brook
Ign: capital. $1,000. directors, Herman I,
Stapf, Reginald ID. Louehfan and Helen q
Loughran.
The l.. T. Realty Corporation, Mammal
tan. capital. 1900: directors. Sadie finkel,
stein. Peppi Kornreich ana Ruth Finkel
stein.
The sun., 1916-11-02
SILVER PRICES.

Avrra-r prlo~ Of silver N NV York IA
November. iIl.. wHs 81 ,"' an ulutv Npvrn
lpr lalt. ~ Toe November 'r'3. r,sHr W
>rrhsr, No.. & 'u Nu,emh,r l'll, .t'-r
The sun., 1916-11-02
Investment Questions and Answers


This column appears three times e ach week
readers nay ask A. many questions as they Ike about investment rubects
ot Pleas do not ask about a half dozen companies in m etn. as II adds
free, Be sure to give your address, as we'll as you AMI because most inquiries
answered by mail III correspondence is held as confidential
Address n II communications to Financial Editor. IL SuN, 81 Broad street,
The sun., 1916-11-02

again available around 10. 20c., Iondon
credits Local spot market quiet. with
quotations on a basis Of sLc. for Rio
- ana lOis for santos ~.
Ranae M r,i,esr rr,.s.
The sun., 1916-11-02
BUSINESS RECORD.



CHARLES srtEFEL. grocer. 10 Mount
tary. Liabilities and sssets not given
CAScAN RESTAURANT CoRpOitATION.
ZIG West Forty fourth street, involur'
tary. Liabilities and assets not eiyen.
Principal claims: ~Chappelie Importa-
ton Co. Sac: Hunter & TRIM c..
MARTIN j.. CARNEY. bar fixture but.
ness. goa East lStth street. voluAAr
Liabilities. 1851; assets. u, 100.
HERMAN ~. oXMAN. pharmacist. F...
ll:th street, voluntary. Labilitiss.
H,469: assets. fI75.
Schedule. In Bankruvtry.
o.. W. DfLLINGHAM CO, publisher, a.
East Twenty fourth street 1lab'iiNss
il2,o5l; assets. sIs,cG3. principai
claims: Vernon Bros. 4 CO., sio, stS,
uharie. scrlbncr, $4,000: Second Natiens!
HERMAS sosEL AND MORRIS,
ANESH. individually and as eopartners.
doing business as Sobel Anesh'
S.1la: assets, $3.50.
RATHAET. MACi.NiRE. retail druggist.
si7 Eighth avenue. Liabilities, Si0,iSS'
assets. slo.325. Principal claims: N W
Sayer. $500. James ". Bell Co. 4 BSya.
S,@23; Colgate y co, si27.
Schedule In A~ssisnment.
REFLENOPHONE. INC. dealing IN
monographs. a corporatfer
with offices in Wilmington. Del, and A,
ia Fifth avenue. Liabilities, S2,Sly.
nominal assets. 1851: actual assets,
SiS.
The sun., 1916-11-02
DAILY AVERAGES.

t,ltncps reported yesterday were So. 9as, III.
The sun Treasury was debtor to the Clear.
ing House To the extent Of s.. $50 ,3S. Federal
k,terve Bank debit balance, $50. III.
Banks gained from the sub. Treasury yev.
ierdly s'.s's,''N: sslned since Friday. si:.-
The sun., 1916-11-02
RATES ON OTHER Cor>rRIEs'

NpIrONImalr NarIllcs Of aNoyr are HoI
.lru. nj" Cnts, Italy, Greece and Swi'ysr
land. Is. lire, drachn,a and francs resp.r.
tnrlN; Russia - ~ cents. Austria. - >
cent?; lCHmtrH sweden and NORWAY :rs
cents, BraLii, '-N cents. Argentine. paper.
=. ~ rcnta; Argcu'ina, gold, l.o2W pcso. In
diu, 90 u cents; Japan, ~ II cents
DOMESTIC EXCHAEGF Boston. par:
Ch'caso, .c discount; 81 Louis Lea discount
Ind. &c discount asked san Francisco, lnc
urrmlhm Nontreal, Ad'NC dis,uu'f. tiuglr
mn nIr
The sun., 1916-11-02
NORFOLK Mt.rtK> kA,LMAY 90

NORFOLK 4 Wt.rtk> ktiINNS 90
Tie Rnarl "f DIRECTOR has declared q d'sf
terry dividend "t our per cont npuu the Adlr''
inert Preferred StoCs ~ the toUnIanv, psyshlH
~ the cfnCr - the company, commercial T-lH
Nuildiug, rh,lHd"lphia, Ia on aud ar.r
November u, lHlS, tu tho Adjustment Preferred
STOCKHOLDERS as registered Al IN, close ~ hrsl.
E,ss b''ub"r 81, l"G
+ ALDEN. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-11-02
NEW YORK BANK CLEARISas.

The volume OF business transacted in or
through New York on Monday IL indicated
by the fact that bank clearings reported
YESTERDAY by the New York Clearing Houss
toialled Ss3'.6l7 ,s6i. These daily figures lack
signiicance unless compared with the daily
AVERAGES in the corresponding periods Of
Former years New York. the financial CEN
and SHANGHAI conditions throughout the coun-
try The comparisons will BE- found even
more valusble when considered In conne0
uon. With the airy Of rAiirosd esrnines
puo'ishsd under Railroad News."
The sun., 1916-11-02

tRIITs. DRIED - APPLIES - Eyapo

H7tac., primo. 6su7c RAsPBERRIES
Lb.. 81 L3sc HuckLEBERRIEsu-
iGnl;c. CIERRiES-l3p los. APRtCOTS
Royal. |liula,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
peeled. TO-. l3HiItac. unpeeled. ;ns.c.
PRIMES california, 20 t. sos, 20 10
The sun., 1916-11-02
BRITISH.
tPar 81 s6uo

Prev.
nov fnsh Low ClOs~ close
Demand wv, ITtt %TNi $50 +rA&
's"lrs 1900" t~r '7s', tFrt
TINE BILLS ON LONDON
Rarkers Commercial
W cave .'... 'ti. 20 davs ........ . I 90
" GAYS ... AS9'. ~ days ....,.... +ssx
The sun., 1916-11-02

- July 1915. capital increased from 81 1000 M to $1,000 oo.
tbi January. el6, capital increased ron $40 NO UO to $50 600 900.
The sun., 1916-11-02

- GAR. RAW further declhe %
Lido occurred on sales Of 10000 bags 90
"a local operator a. ; lie. cost ana freight
for mrs, half November shipment. II was
also reported. but not confirmed thAt .tht
I.nnsyiyanis sugar Refining Company had
purchased 1900 bags a, IN" same terms
Local refners were apparently OUT or the
market Closing prices, . '-loc. Tor 's"A-
cust and freight. equal ia CSC for cen
trifugal. and b.bg for molasses.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-09

nllc.
Gray's duty is to size up" those
who seek admission to District Attor-
ney Swann's Office or to has complaint
bureau and keep out those who
should not be admitted.
About 1900 complaints a year
come under Gray's scrutiny. II they
get by they are interviewed either by
the district attorney personally or by
Aaron J. Conlon. head OF the com
plant bureau. or one of Mr.. COnlon s
six assistants Not much more than
half Of them have complaints on
which Mr.. Swami can act. a very
large proportion are simply seeking
TO use the processes OF the criminal
law as a collection agency: and fair
proportion are just plain bugs" ana
some Of these have to be borne away
In an ambulance or patrol wagon.
BombarIed by Perfumery
A few days ago there dropped into
tie office OF Mr.. Conlon a well dress
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-09
OFFICER MEETS
THOUSANDS OF
CRANKS YEARLY
Must "Size Up and Pass Upon"
Callers at the District At
torney'S Office.

NEW YORK. June 9.-PerSons
who called at the once OF district at
torney Edward Swami have noticed
that directly outside the entrance was
a uniformed policeman. The police
man IL Louis Gray who has the repu-
tation Of being one Of the most uiplo-
matte men in New York when Il
comes 70 handling . crank or . luR.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-09

Whom thel motors fan expert
aviators by gliding can advance
about four miles in a descent OF a
mile.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-09
COOL AND SHAPELY

If you desire a summer suit that will
be comfortable and look dressy, we
can meet your most exacting demands
with our large stock of new tropical
worsteds and blue serges.
These fabrics are of just the right
weight to give both service and COM
fort We tailor them to your order at
our unchanging price
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-09

I have been to the health department
and got no relief. Then went to
the police anu they couldn't stop It.