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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
Both are summer residents OF Old

Both are summer residents OF old
Bennington.
For sale Turkeys Tor Christmas
Apply Clayton Reed, South Shafts
bury Tel 1914. G5t2
Ladies' handsome yollle waists in
Holly Box, special $1,00. worth $3.50
at New York store. ADV. 6it2
Miss Eta NJ. Streeter Of Beech
street, who underwent an operation
for appendicitis az her home last
week is very much improved
William Rice and Mrs. Charles
Rice. who are in the North Adams
hospital where they recently under
went operations are getting along
very nicely.
Library Theatre today. The Big
gest and best entertainment OF the
season. Big amateur contest real
acts. BY special request Miss Mad
line Coin and Miss Pauline Danforth
sill repeat their act. Beatrice Phil
lips and Gertrude Jones will pre-
sent their novelty sister act and 9th
ers. Pictures, The Bullets Mark,
Paine drama; The Lost Chord, Es-
sany; Mrs. Upion's Device. Vita
graph comedy; The Probauoner,
Selig drama. The Grays, lady and
gentleman win entertain you with
their comedy athletic act This is
Que Vi the greatest acts in vaude
vile Como and SEQ Mr.. Gray
punch II bass at one time BE sure
and bring your coupons 20 the mat
lnee tomorrow Persons holding
lucky number will receive doll on dis
play in Rosters window
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
4 BENNINGTON BRIEFS

Miss Maude Carpenters private
school is today holding It's Christ.
mas tree exercises.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Armstrong Of the
Fillmore farms are taking a vaca-
tion and visiting in Pownal and Pitts
field
There will be social dance IN r.
O. G. c. hail Friday night, Dec. 10,
1913, music by three piece orchestra.
Everybody welcome 64t2*
Mrs. Catherine Seaman Of Adams
street went 10 PittsGeld this morn
ing to pass Christmas with her
daughter, Mrs Walter Slocum
Whitney today. Pictures, Back
to fife, Victor drama, reels with
Warren Kerrigan; slim and the
Boys at Breezy Beach" Frontier
comedy; "The Doctors Sacrifice
Gaumont comedy. Tomorrow. King
Baggo. in Love Va. Law
The dea'h Of Marcus V. Hulett,
aged 81 years, occurred last night at
his home in Center Salisbury. The
funeral Will be hold from his late
home Sunday afternoon at one o..
clock The burial will be in the
SALISBURY Center cemetery.
The Months Mind solemn requiem
mass viii be celebrated for the lato
Rev. A. J. Barron at ST. Francis de
Sales church next Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock. Several visiting
priests win take part in the service
and it is expected that the Rt. Roy.
John j. Rice, bishop OF Burlington
viii be present
Mrs. H. c. Shields and Mrs. Thorn
as Vail gave supper for twenty
Wednesday evening at the Troy
club following the session o; the
Wednesday night dancing classes.
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RlrcAlEs HANpkeRcAlEFs

We have a new booth full Of holi'
day handkerchiefs for early Xmas
shoppers. French Irish, Bohemian,
MADEIRA aud al kinds, hand embroid-
cred % and 90 cents. Initial, hand
embroidered hankerchiefs 10 and 20
cents each. We have also new
line of fancy handkerchiefs in boxes,
containing from one 10 six, hand EN-
broidered at prices ranging from 20
cents 10 S1.0O. Ritchie's store. Come
In and inspect them.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
XMAS HAT SALE

For Christmas giving ve have a
special line OF hats in an the latest
styles and az moderate prices. Many
girls purchased hats early in tlc
season and are now ready for o
change. Get On the Job and hand
Der enc Tor Xmas j, VIII be one Of
tho best things you could think Oh
Miss s.. Nolan. miilinery shop.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
LET US AID YOU

LET US AID YOU
ln selecting thc monument or head
stone that win meet with your ideas
OF true artistic merit, size and price
Let us show you our stock OF de
signs. quote our prices.
You con rely con- securing here The
best quality marble and gran.te-the
last word ln careful expert workman
ship.
See us now and have your work
finished before fhe real winter sets
ir.
{. II. LAMBERT & son
2le School Slreel Bennington
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
nEsT BOARD. sesT LooeINe

Perhaps you are coming 10 town
to pass the holidays and want a real
home like place 90 lodge. N such a
case. ov in any o.hCr when YOU wish
10 gc' into thc best hotel it would
bee wise Tor you 60 choose She Cot
tug-. because you VIII get The hes,
service az lower rate Special
rates by the week. j. II Leahy
Proprietor.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19

coming out from tins top Of my head, My
coat collar would always be covered with
dandrug and as It scaled OF 70 could DO seen
plainly In my hair.
Il tried many remedies but without sue
cess. The trouble having lasted for about
Eve years I finally purchased box OF
Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The first
application OF Cutoura soap and Ointment
showed results, The itching stopped and
the daudrptf had begun 10 disappear. After
washing NY head with Cutlcura Soap each
night for two months and then applying
the Cuticurn Ointment after my hair was
dried I was entirely cured" (signed) Ber-
nard DresniClz, May Il, 1918.
Tor more than q generation CUticura Soap
and Ointment nave afforded the most eco
nomical treatment for affections Of the skin
and scalp that torture, Itch, burn, scale ard
destroy sleep Sold everywhere. Sample Of
each mailed free. with sop Skin Book AL
dress postcard "Cuticura, Dept n, Boston
bg~Nfen who shave and shampoo with Gu
ticura Soap viii Andit best for skin and scalp.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
A Card

Ne, the undersigned, do hereby
agree TO refund the money on 50
sent bottle of Greene's Warranted
syrup Of Tar IL Il falls 10 cure yom
cough or cold We also guarantee b
25.cent bottle TO prove satisfactory
u money refunded.
Coles Pharmacy A y. Hathaway
darwood Drug Store.
c. r. q A. 3. Hawkins
8. a Quinlau l.. {, Woodwork
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
lmpoRrEn rsoM lAPAN

just received az the Harwood drug
store O. fine Inc o. fancy work goods
direct IRON Y0Ehomer. ranging u
price from ls cents 90 $500. ideal
Ter Christmas gifts. We also have
sn auracute lnc of leather goods
arf pictures for choice holiday Trade
Harwo0f drug store
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19

itch and burn and cause loss
ofsleep. ] found plmples aad
many sores appearing on my
scalp. The itching and bw-l-
ing Of the scalp were so In
tense that / scratched and
thereby caused tho sores 70
appear. My hair would DO
dry and thin and would keep
falling out rradnallr. rnalnlv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
THE BEST REASON

There is no better reason why you
should buy your coal Of the Henry
NJ. futile company than because !
is the celebrated 2 II, the best
hats mined one ton would make
useful and cheerful Christmas gift
Henry ". futile Co.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-19
DANDRUFF COVERED
COAT COLLAR
Scalp ltched and Burned Intensely.
Hair Dry and Thin, Kept Falling
Out, CutiCura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment Entirely Cured,

50 stanwood ST., Dorchester. Mass. -
"Ior tho past few year5 my scalp was very
much affected with dandrufi. It would
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT.

Quotations given below for large lots Johoefs
Trics~ are higher.
EGGS-Nearby fresh Virginia. ~; West virginia
and Southwest Virginia, Il.
BUTTER-Elgin fancy. per ID. 5saa; Western
drs,s Sass: seconds. 34a:s: store packed. lsslo
CHEESE-New York State factory. new. lslls..
POULTRY-Hens PER lb.. nisals; rodsters' Ter 10
salo; tlirkcys 2Iag3 chickens as2e; ducks. Per To-
Ian ,o
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens. chOicc per ID. ~
tnrkcys per h.. 22a25 ducks. lsao: chickens. 3a-'
GREEN FRUITS-Apples per box. L"dL.o' p'
bbl Ls0si5o; Florida nranses. 25aA'S; cahiori,lA ma
crangts. per box. lIsaie; grapefruit, pr poN' --A
J. =: piDeapples 2I5a39
HAY AND STRAw-Hzy. Western. No ]. h"ia
I. 20; No . l50slS.oo; mixed hay. lomalSo; straw
rye r~r ton lo.oOal7 90; machine thrash. H"ai-W;
straw, wheat per ton. 30; straw oats per ton'
.o0A1 %
VEGETARLEs-Potafocs. No. ]. sr bls. eSaso
per bbl ls5aI9: No. 3 per bbl. 75ai.oo; sweet. pr
bbl, cT5s3g: yams. per bbl. 2maeio: onions per
sack <cae5: caulincwer, psr basket. l5oa2W: CAD
hage per 100 lbs a75: kac. per bbl. Gao; lettuce
rer basket Tial.s; string beans Florida per basket
sNalop; bets PER 100 buDches. 3esa0; tomatoes
pr crate ga2o co. celery, per dOz- eSallo; eggplant
p.r crate. l25a20c; celery, per crate. 2-'a@W; psr
psrr LUsI.s5 per crate; Florida white sluasn: Ioa
20 Ter crate PARSLEY. Florida. rrr basket, l5oal9
rsrsuips psr box ioa5p; aIsify per binch ai carly
York cabbage. per crate. l6os2m
LIVE STOCK-Shcep per H., iaass: lambs. rcT
h. 7as spring per H. l5als; calves. choice. pr 10.
l0isAIl: medium. Per ID. 9-ao
rsr H. soa52; wool. unwsshed: per H.. 3aS hide
DRY per b. lsa2o; green. per lh. IL salt hides dry
pr lb s green per n y: calfskins. green each
lgaL75
GRAMMAR. Ter bus. ssalo5: corn, shelled.
rrr b,,s 5ssso; ear new Der Dbl 3osAS
SEEpS-Cloyer red lL15aIc25; clover. alsike.
Il 32auoc; Timothy. 2oos2So; blue .Grass, lset-";
orchard sTss. l.35aI.so
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| per boz 25A30; pineapples FLORIDA, pine p''
crate 2ooa275; tsnseriDes, per strap. Loae"' an.
| DRIED GoODS-Savy beans. per bushei' -"A
las ,.
| MARKET for Florida vegetables active. Potato
\ market steady Apples meeting fair demand a.
moderate prices, excepting with fancy nun. Nhicn M
commands higher prices. Sweet potatoes ana 'an''
moving slowly. - -.., -
| FGGs-Nearby fresh per dozen. II; southern II.
| CHEEsE-New York new. per pound 10 nat pe'
| pound 10: Swiss. domestic, per pound. o. u'
| forrisn. per pound. u ,,,,-,,,. so cor,
LARD-Tub pure, per pound lZsal-s=' 40 I'm ~
mon rer round sasi.: COttonseed oil. per cxh %.
BCTTER-Best print, new. per pound % Mo. Y.
pound H. process. per pound: aas; unoe' sia'es'
PER pound. 3.
per POUND 10; spring chickens. per pound va.
TURKEYS per pound, 3a2; geese, per founn' j.
ais: ducks per pound, lssis; keats. Sount' Ie'
mound lsaaD; do old. per pound, loal2
GREES GOODs-Potatoes per barrel. l.2sal %;
do per busheI, 5oalD; yams, per barrel. Z"aZo'
sweet potatoes, per barrel. lOaSOo; ONIONS, u
100 pound bag 50aso: beans. Florida per hSs<e,'
. 0oa5 %: peppers pr crate, l0oai.0: esgpiant,'
FLORIDA, per crate I5oa2oo: cucnmbers. hothonse.
pcr DOZEN L0oal25; tomatoes, per crate Looa-Wi
mushrooms per pound. 5aio; cabbage new. ~
crate L5oa2oo: do. old. per 100 pounds. .'s. a.,
per 100 eaIoo: lettuce. Florida. per basket, "
LD: cauliSower. per crate l1a29;. flotiaA
SQUASH. per crate L0s23: turnirs. per box "a
10; celery per crate. 25oa3oo; Florida bets tr
b,sle. ns,eo. mas pr basket. 2ooa5.oo: kae.
p.r hareI, ,o.Ss: Florida cucumbers. per basket
sua3O. -,
DRESSED GooDs-Dressed pork. choice. light
and medium weight, Per pocnd. llsllis: do. hcaE-
ier psr pound, loal0Iz: do. rough and common
Der pound 1as dressed turkeys. choice. rer pound
2ae5: do medium. per pound. ass2i' do' foush'
per pound i6alT.
LIVE STOCK-vesl. calves choice. psr pound.
llaili.: medium per pound raicis: common. per
pound oasis: spring lambs. best. per pound, "a
Is: fall lamb. per pound. las: old fat sheep per
pound, f.ss
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
MARKETS. INANCE---COMM CE

for good and sufficient reasons. There
is not one of them. however, that would
not be approved to-day II the appfi-
cants could or would remove the cause
OF the rejection. I believe that every
time a charter for national oank
is refused for actual cause the nationai
banking system Is thereby strengthened
My authority has been questioned three
or four times by disgruntled applicants
and mandamus proceedings threatened.
II the plan of chartering banks followed
by me is not right, then set OF men
may criminally ruin a bank; serve
term in the penitentiary; come out and
make application for another charter
and have it gracefully handed over to
them. Such a proposition-and mat is
exactly what 1t amounts to-is simply
astounding. The national bank act says
that no national bank shall be estab-
lished without the approval Of the
Comptroller of the Currency, and my
rejection of an application means that
] do not approve" So, not only am 1
within the law in my refusal of charters
for cause. but l am also within the
limitation of safe and conservative
banking"
Nothing Doing.
1t was a case of nothing doing on the
ably be a case of little or nothing doing
until next week. with two holidays to
come. the Easter vacation period. A
number Of the members have left town.
others 60 to-day.
Trading in Railway common has ceas-
ed entirely, not a transaction in two
days, no one will sell il, and the street
wants To know something before ii buys
at the sharp advance of last Friday and
Saturday.
Capital Traction 5s brought 10 1-2, Po-
tomac Consolidated IS 10l, and Railway
preferred s. IA.
The usual making of quotations was
gone through with in a fashion. showing
a strong undertone, and not the slight
est indication of weakness.
Lecture.
There will be no lecture tonight at the
chapter rooms. Prof. Douglas will con-
tinue the lectures on March 70
Saturday. March % has been decided
upon as the date for the annual banquet
OF the chapter. Acceptances are re-
quested of members. number of prom
inent financiers have agreed to address
the chapter.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19

New York March s.-MILLFEED-Unseitled; de
mand light. Spring bran u >; standard middlinEs
2l-5; Western red dog. 355; winter wheat, in 100
pound sacks. arrive. z. 50: city bran, in bulk n %
RYE-Flat small business. Western. to arrive. Is
valued at about So. {. i. T.. track State is nom
nal.
RYE FLOUR-Inquiry is inactive; prices an
steady. Good TO choice quoted at 15Oaioo. in bar
rcLS
CORNMEAL-Stesdy; dealings moderate. Kiln
dried for export, 30ca3o5 coarse meal in b2Ss lisa
lla
HAI-Receirts. So tom. Trade is light Low
grades easy. No. timothy. Local C5: standard. GIs
No. >. Sass: No. }. 75as0.
STRAW-RcCerts. none; steady: demand is fair.
Long rye quoted at lo0slGs oats is and
values doubtful
IDRK-Strong: business retarded. Mess. q 0os
20; family. Z.Ooa3.5G
BEEF-Firm: supplies are limited and trade mac
tive. Packet. = 00a23.oo; family. . ooa24.0o
LARD-Steady: business moderate. Prime West
eTn. lll5; refined continent. ll.a South American.
l2oS; refined Brazilian. in kegs. 1876; beef stcarinc
loaloi. lard stearne. quiet; New York, I9.al2i..
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Md. March s.-MILLFEED-Snrins
bran, in loo-Ib SACKS. per ton. S0a2o; hour
to white middlings. in loo-lb. sacks. S0aSO: :
Western middlings. in l0o-lb. sacks. pr ton, 3oo
an So. City Mills middlinss. in Dolb. sacks. per
ton, c4oOac5o: City Mills bran. in loolb. sacks.
ton, 250oa8oo City Mills white middlinss. In
loc-lb. sacks, per ton. 3.ooa3loo
HAY-No. | timothy I7.iOalsOo; standard timothy.
Is s5oaI7.Oe: No 2 Is 5OaIsoo: No. timothy. L 5oa
A.O: light clover. mixed l50sl5.0: No. ! mixed,
H5si5oo; No. clover mixed. l.Oal2-o; do. heavy.
ll.dal300: No. ! clover. n.oal2oo: No 3 eoaleO:
no established grade hay, 7.onzll0o: sample grade
has, as to kind, quality. and condition. 5ooalooo.
STRAW-No. I straight rye, Booals.0; No. .
straight re straw. E.ooaE.0; No. tangled rye
straw, l250al30: No. tangled re straw, n0s
Il50; No. / wheat straw. s.5asoo wheat straw.
No. . T.5oss5oi No. oat straw. eooan0; No.
oat straw. sooas0.
DRESSED POuLTRY-Turkeys. choice. per lb.
efa2s; do fair to good. per H. 2ia2; do. old toms
h. lsals: chickens. young ID. 1a2i; do. mixed. ID
isals: do. old hens IS; do old roosters. per ID
iaslI; ducks per ID. Bar; geese. nearby. PCT ib
lsar7; Western and Southern. per h. lla3: capons.
I lbs. and over. per ID. 27a2s: do. medium. per
ID. ZJs2i; do. small and slips. per ID. lss3.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chickens. old hens. heavy.
Ter H.. EISals: do. old hens small to medium, per
h. lI'sals; do old rooseTs. per H.. loal chickens
young, IL 20a21 do, winter pounds. 3a9; ducks.
white Pekins ID BAD: muscovy, per H. B; do.
puddle, per lb- IS; geese nearby. per ID. HaB; do
Western and Southern. per H. llal2; do. Kent
Island per ID. l6al7; turkeys. choice. hens per ID
Mas: do young sobbers per H. 2: old toms. per
ID. Is; do. rough and poor. per Id. Halj: pigeons
Young. per ppir, %; do. DID, per pair. 20; guinea
fowl old. each. % do. young Ia lbs. and over.
50: do smaller. %
EGGS-Maryiand. Pennsylvania and nearby frsts
loss of. per duz. In; Weston hryts loss or In
West Virginia hrsts. lo- of. lslssI7a: southern
hrss los of. l5i7alst.; duck eggs. chocr near by
Per dOz- .; do. southern 81.
BUTTER-Creamsry fancy. 3dsJ7; choicc, per Ii
aaB: do. good. per ID, 52a53; do prints. per h.
sas; do. blocks per lb 36ljs; ladies, per ID. Ha
%: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls. per ID. IA
=: Ohio rolls. per lb. lsa2l; West Virginia rolls
ID. Bal; store packed. per ID. als: Maryland
Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints. per ID.
lsa2l; process butter. per ID. SAT-.
GAME-Ducks. canyasbacks No. l. per pair.
lfsA2o: do. redheads. No. l. per pair L2saljo;
do. mallards. No. l. per pair. l0oallo; do. black
heads. No. !, per pair. 5osso: wild geese. No. /.
each. 1alo; whole deer. lsAE.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
ELOPERS OUTWTT PARENTS.
r. n. White and Mis-. Elsie Maso'
Wed in Rockville.
.,I ~ The Ws,hiprton Herald

Srecial to The Washington Herald
Rockville, Md. March lS.-Leavins their
homes in Charlottesville. Va. at 3:D
o'clock this morning. Thomas Reuben
White, twenty-five years old. and MISS
Elsie Ruth Mason, aged eighteen. eloped
to Rockville and were married at s;5o
O. clock this morning by Rev. oscar W.
Henderson. pastor of the Baptist Church'
the home of the minister being the scene
Of the ceremony. The bride is daush-
ter of Mrs. E. II. Mason, of Merry Hill.
Charlottesville.
Excepting to admit that they were rum
aways and that they had outwitted the
..old folks" the couple would not dis
cuss their matrimonial venture. Soon
after the ceremony the couple left for
Washington.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
Dixie FLYER Wrecked.

Macon. Ga. March ls.-Three sleepers
and one coach of the Dixie flyer, south
bound. were derailed twenty-three miles
from here early to-day. No one was
killed, but several were injured.
The train was bound from Chicago to
Jacksonville. Fla. The wreck occurred
near Bonair. and was caused by a broken
rail-
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March ls.-CalI money opened IA per
cent high "a per cent; low, per cent; renewals.
~ cent closed. per CENT ruling rate. A.. per
cent.
The time money market has dcEeloped easier
tone. Rate quotsbly lower throughout the list
Of maturities The spell Of fr1nness has served
to attract much interior money which is placed at
the disposal Of local borrowers. Rates are 81 per
cent TOR sixty and ninety days. 5.a5I per cent for
four and five months. and So per cent for six
months.
There signs Of more activity in the city COM
meTcal paper market. The ruling for the finest
names remains at per cent, with very scattered
sales of s.. per cent.
London discounts, 1916 per cent. unchanged !:
Paris discounts y. PER cent unchanged Berlin dis
counts 6 Der cent UNCHANGED
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
Eighty Vessels Lost. In storm.

Hamburg, Germany, March 1S-As a
result of the southeasteriy hurricane
which ragged along the coast here for
many hours. at least eighty vessels of
various sizes We're sunk or foundered.
The death of twelve men of their crews
has already been reported, and it is
thought the list will grow as other re-
ports continue to come in. The vessels
that were lost were mainly small fishing
smacks
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
Oh! Ye Modest Solon.

Columbus. Ohio. March s-Deciarins
the immodesty of modern street dress
for women causes immortality. Represent
ative Louis II. Chappelle, Of Cincinnati,
in a bill introduced in the house. puts
the ban on dresses that show more than
two inches of the neck belows the chin
or made of textile through which the
skin NAV be discerned '..
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

New York. March ls.-In the market for outside
securities to-day trading continued on q limited
scale with renewed irregularity, although in some
instances after early weakness a decidedly frner
tone developed. This especially in some Of
the industrials. The Standard Oil stocks for the
larger part of the session almost Completely
lected although fair business transacted over
the counter.
The mining list moderately active in the lower
priced issues. Braden Copper Greene-C ananea and
British Columbia ruled about steady. The silver
stocks quiet but firm in SPOTS Nipissing i'm
proved a snail fraction.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
Flood sweeps Town Away.

Montgomery, Ala. March 1S-The towr
of Garland. on the Sepulga River. ha.
been swept away by flood
The Governor was appealed to for aic
today by the homeless refugees.
The monetary loss is very heavy. Gar,
land had a population of 30 1t wa.
sixty-seven miles southwest of here.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots. Job
bers' prices are higher.
Strictly choice dressed poultry would probably
exceed quotations.
FRUITs-New appaes, per barrel. lsaAse; Ie{u-
ons per box. a5ssu: oranges. Cslifornia per box
AMAZE: do Florida. per bu1- 3sosaD: mpsefuiE
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Funished By N. L Carpenter q Ca
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Firt cs-l3 O'Clock noon
Potomac Consolidated IS. 81 900 st l0l
Washington Railway Electric Prciered. > at
ssis Is at &a.
After Call
Potomac Consolidated Is. $1,000 at Iol.
Capital Traction S. $500 at ll0is
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
NEW YORK COFFEE.
Furnished b. n. I. CafpsnteR . Ca
Boiler ExIosion KIN. two.

Owensboro. KY. March 1.-TWO men
were killed and two injured when the
boiler exploded at B. c. Wilson'S saw
mill near here today. The dead are
Charles McCrady ana Ben McCrady.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Sew York. March B.-Today's closing prices o
the most active curb securities were as follows:
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
TUESDAYS DECLINES.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Lead pfd. d.....IE West. Union.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.
BOSTON C0PPERS.

Furnished by W. B. Hibbs 4 Co.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19

Attorney General McReynolds said yes
terday that he had no engagement to
meet Union Pacific Railroad officials. but
presumed he would be advised when they
had worked out plan to comply with
the Supreme Court dissolution decision.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
Must Meet Conditions.

II corporations must do business OF
iinercnt plans. Il railroads must cut div
dcndS to me t the excess operating.
hen these changes have been partially
discounted by the heavy recessions in
-alueS There is always the assurance
hat tn" Iublic is not in stocks. that if
the big men hold on there can be no
leavy liquidation and nothing approach
nE panic.
THAT prices are low is admitted. but
hey have been lower in non-panic years.
The increased capitalization and in
iebtednesS Of many rails i'm the last few
Years have warranted material recess
ions
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19

Moler.-The prospects are for the con-
tinuance Of an irregular stock market
today as the trading element is still very
bearish and none Of the large market
interests are as yet inclined to take a
fresh stand on the bull side. The short
interest, however, is so extensive that
this feature will of itself furnish suffi-
cient support. with what is likely to be
continued in the way of scaled buying
to give the market a better undertone
than the last several days In the mean
time fundamental conditions are steadily
improving.
The Washington herald., 1913-03-19
COTTON STATISTICS.

! n. l. Carpenter 4 Co.
New York. March ls.
Receipts- Niddlings.